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THURSDAY,
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DKCKMBKK 22, 1898.
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^f^Slmony Lod*e Mo. IT A.-, r.. M.-.
X JT will be held at the new viMorleTVm,
fXA |4r)n Hern well npoft 14th da; of
/Kit (he
upon
^ha&Ctheted 8«t
beginning «t “High
JeottM*. _
■tdey (■ sald'«6nth l
^aMeeofW.-. M.‘,
I. P Amdbksom. fleetettrv Pro Tern.
FOR RENT.
A eomforpibl* alx room eoltngo with
needed ImprovetneuU nod oonvenl-
Apply to Xra. KM1I AC. If ALFORD,
Bifhfrell. 8. C.
ESTRAY b6K8E.
On the 15th (net a vofrel l|oree, blaxr
*ce, white hind feet, above m*'dimn
eight, elim. Liberal reward if return*
ed u tb« blbher. T. 8. WEKK8, L -
Bamberg, 8-C.
£
Fine Jeroey oewa wfih fcelfe? dalve*
tor tale. App'y to A. Upward Patter-
w»h ; r •"
Toflltv, the Furniture Dealer, ha*
rented out b|« ’■fore, for 1899 and la clos
ing out *tock at and Itployr ooet. Tbla
4a the time to equaliae your 4 c**nu
cotton. Btoek muat be moved bv Hrat
January, 1899. (3wJ
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A modhfft Chrlnma*.
Major L. T. Ixlar wa* hi' towa
, Yeaterday waa the aborteat day la the
*“ r
. Mr, Jf. W. Furae waa In totirn Wod-
headay. , . •
, Genuine Summer thunder storm on
Tueaday.
SeretiU columns bf type crowded ool
this week, i’
• ^ - •:? ., £ . . ». <
.The bad weather U rttlnoua to Christ*
tregnlar ooaanaanleattonol^ ttitts trade. - * :
See AndtVnr’shbttco of a^pdlutmen^i,
for taking tax retiP ni.
We Will anawer eoon the int|n(rjr of
our good nelghboT^ tbe Fairfax Enter*
prise.
* Rev. FI. B Browne, the new Rresld*
Ing Rider of the Orangeburg Dlctrlct,
begins work quickly. He appoints
qnarterly fneerluga at Batnbefg Jan’y
1 and uenfnark tl and 39. night;
Barnwell 28, 89; Wllltaton Feb’y 24,36,
night. * • '
M^aars R. M. Aver of Olar and IS. 1*;
I^aitte of Dcniilatk, together with 1$
other j>rirht young gentlemen, were
mustered'into service last week as At*
torneya at J*aw after the moat search
ing examination hc>d before tbe Su
preme Court in years.
Card* are out aiiiaounclng the maf-
risge at AlleiXs Cbspel on the 28th inat
of Mr James A Jenkins, Jr., ami Miss
of J * r ‘ **•
C. Creet-n. Tha lynrt.* tenders best
wishes and congratiKaklona in advance
to Hiese fortunateecoutha^ing parties.
Mr. W. R. Moore died atTKTf* home
near Barnwell on Tuesday night., after
a few days illne»». „IIA was a native of
North Carolina, but hatl lived i,n Barn
well county for a number of years. He
was a goml man, a membeP of the Rajv-
Itist Church, and hi* bereaved famMy
has the sincere Symoathy of the coih-
.nt^nHy In their affliction.
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NINE _
Mr. F. M.
la«t.week a bale nf Barnwell coi
which he will get 9 cents a pound. It
U a long staple variety, but look* like
the I’cterkib and produce* as much to
the acre. He brought the seed from
Mississippi. * ~ ‘
on
Major 1
Tuesday.
Dr. H. G. Googe oi Fairfax waa In
Inwn yesterday.
^ Bill Arp’s letter in this issue la worth
• yeif'a subscription.
M la* Pansy Meimeyer of New Orleans
, - Is visiting at The Oaks.
Supervisor Cave will not come to
Barnwell next week.
Mi** Rate Maher I* at home from Co
lumbia fof the holiday*.
The Coaat Line ebbtraejors are hast-
m i ., . M a* r, t 1 r ^11 ^ 1 «_ # -AA »•—-
* ** Sw ^ ^leh ®TI S wlfO line*
Mr. J. M. L. Kirkland of Seminole
kpent Sunday at Buford’* Bridge.
Tax I’koim.k printer* will take to
morrow and Saturday a* holldayXT"^
BOBBERS AROUNl/:.
Mr. B. F. Wcather*b*e’» *t»*re at
Weathcrsbee, Rosemary Township,
, Which 1* a1s<> the ChUcd States Post
Office, was broken Into op Saturday
Mls« Egicston U visiting Rev. II. 8.
Uartxog’a family at Clemson College.
Mr. R. C. Robert* went In Allendale
on Tuesday for fbe Chr'stnia* holidays.
The railroad* begin the skle bf null*
dav ticket* “cheap for cash” this morn-*'
fbg. ; ■
At least a score of marriage* will
take place fn the county during the
holiday*.
Mi*» Jennie Lou Bate* U expected
home today for the holidays’ from Con
verse College.
.C*pt. D. H. Sally propose* bnllding a
flour t
night, and a gold watch sue
TgOClfiiiTiai i siwW >
two. dol-
fffifflr mill at tlie old stand on
Dean Swamp*.
Mr. Jan»e*JCreacT»er!* steam gtiihery
at Fairfax was burned Thqrsday night.
Fully insured.
4* Ml** Mattie Aldrich has shortened a
delightful stay in Cvlufflbi* to keep tbe
holidays at home. ’ 1,'
. Taxpayer* are keeping Treasurer
Free pretty busy this- week. Receipts
Co date nut'll her nearly 3,^00.
Fapt. A F, Free will take a rest from
Collecting taxes' from 1 p. m. on Satur
day until Tuesday moriilug.—r -«—t
The Graded School closed on'Friday
for tw^o. weeks. I’rof. Johnstone wlj)
spend the boHdays at Newberryr
Rufus Moore and Iif,whi Trottl, who
wbre detached from the FlYst Regiment
on hospital ftffiod, have been mustered
out.
MIm Lula Rurdk. ,whohasheen vt«it
Ihg Mis* Carrie Lide, returned to her
home at St Matthews, 8. C. bn Satur
day*
Mr. C. F. K jenfleld of Conyers closes
the svrup campaign thI* week, havioy -
-a- unmufacttired about 1200 gallons dur-
^Mng tbe peason.
Mr, If. /.-RIHlor*worth of Green-
Tllle" is" with Brf^Vell friends this
dfeek, dllo are.glab to’sm h’m so im
proved in health.
In spite of the hard time* some of the.
TMiug»r fo k* have “Utoiicy to burn”
and tne cracker* disturb the still
viretchhs'ef thb ulght.
jFs* Susie Bfattdb, > Who has been
frtOt Mr*. IWn Hr her mlllnery »tore
during the Fall months, returned to.
Baltimore on Saturday.
r Mr. F. M. Bttckingham goes to Ellen-
•oh today for a brief outing, and if the
yfeCtlfer holds g^md will decimate duck
. flocks' rfTttng the Savannah.
Clever Charlie Brown left Tuesday
afternoon for Fort Scott, K*n*a*. hut
, drill tiF bkek hefore Mew Year with a
dhe lot of and pleasure stock.
Ifcr. W. C. Kirttland is expected to
•pent, rHh Christmas hblhlays at Bu
ford’s Bridge, en route to the vacant
parsonage on Bialik Swamp circuit.
♦he Baptist Sunday* School of the
Barnwell church will have * Christmas
Tree on Friday evening at 6 p. m. of
Art# week. AH are expected to be made
Bffppy.
The pleasant relation* existing bc- T
tSrdcn the Carolina Midland and Coast
r.lrttrpeople are highly Creditable to the
good sense and manners qf both cor
porations.
€R>ed health come* frdtn good dlgev
Al>n'. Gbod digestion Is promoted bv
(bod teeth. Gbdd theth are saved \>f
;,iod dentists. See cards of three in
fax PxorLX.
wlii!e ami keep their shotguua handy.
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BANK NOTICE.
Our Sank* will ObWfVe Monday and
Tuesday next, December 20th and 27th,
as holidays, and be doted for the trans
action of business. ^I’crsous having pa
per ttiatdiing on those days will please
anticipate jayment.
Butler. CathlatVA
. Bank of Barnwell.
F. XT. Buckingham. Cashier,
Citizens rlarings Bank. x
Homicides.
Abe' Persori, colored, w^lr k*lll$d on
the i5th inet. by Hamp Ashley,Colored,
near'' H^iiilston. Magistrate Jr»M.
Hair held the inquest and committed
A shier to jail
On Tuesday night of last wee -, in
HamptonTlounty, just aco-s the line
IroinJenny, Wils Hsrrlsnn, colored,
shot snd killed Romv Rohtnson, color*
e«l also, because of s difficulty spring
ing out of n game of cards. Both were
noted gamblers. Harrison was not ar
rested.
U'
, Bt B Easterling of Clemaon CdTThge
la expedtbd this week tb spend tbe holi
days with hitf ftynlly, abd hit many
fViends, old and yobtqf, vfHl give him
...i' wxTm welcome. ■ ..
Miss Rdh alb Aid rich will reach hbmK
di> Saturday* Horn 'Baltimore, where
•Ifk baa been completing her musical
education In the faraout Conservatory
bftlM Monumental City. *
City.
Col. R: Owens wax In tonn oh
rMajr He hat'been too busy to 4eave
th frequently this sftseon, and after
Coast Line Is comptetfed' wants to
bvb Barnwell to Dunbarton.
Santa Clan* hat ordered G.. D. C.
liange to make a Mtrrry Chrlslnrak for
every-dtlhi and mo4fef thegrown folks
In a dosmf miles of BlacWville. And
bdll do so. Ifyon give him fa chance.
Ohb Charleston merchant bought a
mtrwad nr tUrkeys in Tennessee Iasi
week for the Christmas dinners of bis
hnstomCrk* Barnwell County could
Have raised that manrtHM year with
out half trying, and a pound of tnrlb
IrwdrMstwo potrads vfoot
M.A80NIC KLECTION3.
At the last regular meet'ng of the
Hope Lodge Nn. If, A F. M , Barn
well, the-following officer* were elected
for the next MksoiiIc Venn
W M.—N. C. Grubbs,
8 W.— Butler Hagnoj,
J. \V.—J«>bn E. Allen,
Tress — J. A. Jenkins,
Sec.—II. I* Anderson,
8. I):—J. L. Still,.
J':D—-BaTiiev Black,
Tiler—W. M.'Morris,
Steward#—Henry Hufto, AV. Eglc*-
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PYTIlfAX elkctkJNs.
At the reghlnr meeting of Barnwell
lodge No. 16 K of’P.on Friday evening
the foliowing-OiUccxs were, elected for
the oomlng year s ~
O. C.—Fred Mol ail.
V.C.-G. VV MMnwilK.
P —I. M h hslson, >4
K. K. S. & M. F.—-VVrn McNab.
M. E.-C- F Calhoun. *
M. A —CbArU**- Brown.
i. G.—K. IL Hafer*. —-—
O G.—C. C. Owens.
”M. W.—P. O. FalWensteln,
'*■" ' e.."" 1 III. | lap* wa» wia m—nj, iim ■■ii>ysaAw!BI»|SiWiiisWiwiis>i iWs»
WILLI8TOM NEWS.
Capt J. T. Berger of Florence will be
in WlHlsion on Wednesday the 28»h
day of I»ecember to tell the farmers of
thix nsUiofl wkf to grow a crop that
has proved more protitahle than cotton
Irr all bam of South Carolina where
It has been tiled. Capt. Berger knows
all about tobacco, and be is satisfied
that ouy soil is suited to the culture of
fthe grade! Hf that article.
lie consented to come and deliver a
free lecture and give any information
oh the subject-that the farmers wanh
All who want to try a crop to makb
money and gef even with the world ahd
have money to ififeud will be present at
ll X. m, on above date.
A cotfipsny will be formed on that
day to plant tobacco. Experietlceu men
will he employed to Iqpk after It daily
from the seed bed to the warehnnee.
Tobacco can be raided here as well as
shy place. Our suit" and cPthate are
suited to the grow ing of the best grades
of line w rappers, selling al high as 40
cents per pound.
We ihust get Odt Of tbb old ruts or
our lauds will scon pass out of our
hands. What say you. brother farmers*
Come to hear Capt. Berger; It will c< at
you nothing. The meeting will he In a
suitable place where you will be cdtno
fdruble.
About fifty of our people went to Au
gusta Monday,' taking advantsge of
Cheap rate* to do shopping, very few
over to see the Major.
“*r, Edward* of Wedgefleld
prealMTed In the Baptist church Sunday
morilng and evening.
J. A Merftt of Ridge Springs spent
skioday in town with relative*.
Ml** Floy Bruce, left I’ttesdar morn-
IHg to fpend Xmas at Bamberg.
RtfX.
1M SUNMY aYCAMOME.
In this sun ki*sed corner of the coun
ty our fanner,* are busy jit
the yeal-'i work'Clqsilng urp'CQttivtf pick-
vfell tQ slccir JtXlLawake-Jor a |-lf>g, aowirTg small grain. alHiiglitering
fat tntrkers and boiling delicious syrup.
And the good housewives HaVe been as
closely and continuously occupied in
supeft lidug the preparation of tooth*
some thing* for the neat by holidays,
during which happy resting time open
doored hospitality I* the rule, without
the ostomary exception.
And w hile there i* no abundance of
money a* the recompense for the year’s
labor* there Is the usual.sufficiency of
Home made supplies that lessens the
need of “filthy lucre’* and enables our
people to live in emhfort and even lux
uriously without shingling their homes
w ith mortgages or saddling their stock
l With Mils of *ale.
As laiilple* of tho bacon hogs that
hsve been slaughtered since the wel
come cobl wave flowed down on us I
mention one of 5)3 pounds, tlTled by
[Mr. B. L. Brabham, from . which 150
puiind* of lard w as taken, ahd one of
445 pounds, raised by Mr. G. M. Main
These were ordinary stock and the cost
of racing them was never felt, .and
there have been many "other as good
smoke hou<e fillers killed in our town
ship this thouth.
Very many of our. farmers are mak
ing their own sugar'this rear, and
while not suip?d for icing avedding
|eake* it l* far superior for all utfier
conking purposes to the out put ot
Havenieyer’s hloxl aid bone refineries,
and.the pie* and pudding* sweetened
w ith it are like tho*e “mother made”
in the good times so far behind us.
Sycamore-people think from their
experience flist they know as much of
the sugar cane a* any outside of the
tropics. But the statement In the News
ami Courier a couple oT wrqks.ago that
Dr D K. Briggs of Rl'ackville by a new
process made 62 gallons of svrup from
500 stalks of «'*ne takes the cake, and
they would like upuy.
; b r iggs can keejnTp that average h-t
him come to Sycamore and blow his
whistle. AVe will try to manufacture
MBS. McKINBKY.
J. H. Marshajl of tba News andfioa-
tier draws this pen picture of the Pres
ident’s wife at Saturday night’* ban
quet Ip Savannah• r -.■. 7 .. rr . ..--a-*.-
/’At the head of the hall, xurrbunded
by an escort of pretty women In dlabor*
Atb fiostonM*, was Mra. McKinley her-
•elf, to me, by (aid*, tbe mo«t patheti
cally attractive figure In the entire
as-emblage. She wore a. white satin
gown, plainly made, and with few orn
aments. Her bead wa* Uncovered save
for a gracefully arched wtiite aigrette,
on which mahy diamonds sparkled.
Bat her face, which clear-cut and evpn
beautiful in outline has an ineffable
sadne** Vbottt H whhdi was all the more
striking for the light and laughter
which (lashed iPorit aVery other coun
tenance. It was not wonderful thet
when a graceful referencV whs madlf tb
her during the evening the banqueter*
ro»e to a man aud waved »V!t. napkin*
anl cheated and cheered again, it was
pleasant to see the faint flush of ple«h~
(ire which thU enthusiasm bfought^to
'no pallid Cheek attd (lie “patieot erb*
in which there waa written a life's re
cord of suffering.
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MODERN GEORGIA SCENES.
Tfce A* six'lilted Press report Of the
Jamboree In Atlanta is given on first
page, and It’s very pretty reading.
Other accounts put quite a different
odor on the affair. One report says
that the President * Clothes tvere liejtr-
ly torn off him The following pream
ble and resolutions introduced In the
Alabama House of Representatives on
Saturday s^eHk for themselves:
’•Whereas, the mettll>$r* of the gener*-
al assembly who attended the peace Jus-
bilee In Atlanta were mistaken for
trampa, hoboes and adventurers, and
were brutally muted by the police from-
the Capitol and the public hotel* of
sue, quality Bind ap»
peaffcnee of vegctaWcs,
Mite nattD, daughter of Capt. Was' *,
litgton Halford, died on Wednesday
morning aAJl o’clock, after an illnjuia
of l «s* than 21 hour* She wa* In the
beautiful morning ofllfe .inlln tins ■ ;
sudden sorrow her parent* have thd 1 !
3om f ort of know mg that .he i* now weight aud plufHpness of erain,
fe |n tba betrer land. A nmml»er,of r r B »
arh well Baptist church she ITv d ftTC all produced by’PotasHi
and died a Ch r i*tlan, and ha* gone ■— - •
where the Cun«tiii*s hle-i’ng ever
abide*. The burial will be to^Jsy-ifl j/
the family giAveyard. ' . '
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MEMORIAL ADDRESS, ,
\ James A. William*, a tnn of the-late
lamented and beloved John 0. Wil
liam*. will deliver an addre** in mem
ory bf hi* father at tile Frlb'idahip
church, hear Barnwell, on tile first
Sunday lit January ISbu, ahd the, Hist
day of ttA* mohlh, at 11 a. to.
The brethren and frlehd* fhmv'Barn?
well. Georg*s Cjeek, Reedy Branch.
Blackvllle, Ghedts Branch, Douhlu
Ponds, Springtokm. Allen’* Chapel,
t Arnmi, Great Aaltkehatchle, Kline,
t. Olivet, Healing Spring*, Dei-mark,
Bamberg. Allendale; Philadelphia, and
from the ehtlre iurro.mdlng country
lire Invited to be pre-ent. Bfo. Ja*.
William* will he able to be at inis one
place only. I^t a* many of the breth
ren and friend* from the churches nam
ed, and from any other churche* not
named, make an effort to attend thl*
meeting.
W D. RICK.
Dentralk, B. C.. December 9th, lHt8.
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NO CURE-NO PAY.
That la the way all druggNts sell
Oaova’A TaATSLxaa Citiu. Tonic for
Chill* and Malaria. It is simply lr*>n
and tjuinlne in a tasteless form. ChUd-
ren love It, Adult* prefer it to bitter,
nauseating Totdc*. Price, 50u. For
Sale by C. N.-Burckhilter.
properly combined witK Phos
phoric Acid and Nitrogen, antf
liberally ; applied, will improve
every soil and increase yield
and quality of any crop;
Write and get PWb bur pamphlet*, which
tell how to buy and use feriillm* ghh'
greatest economy and profit.
UERTIAN KALI WflRKl, J
•j Nassau M.; New Yerin
DR, ISO. P. LEE, JR.,
DENTIST, Office, Wllliston.
S. 0. Equipped for travel
ling. Work done at your
home anywhere In RariiwFH Countv.
WIH be st office in AVIllilftou evfety Sat
urday and Monday. jyr,
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DR. J.H.G. MILHOUS
Surgeon DentiST,
BLACK V ILL IE, - 8.C
i _*..j . "illlie at bis office In BSruwell every
TO rtJRE A COLD Fft OXli DAT day and Tuesday aud Wcttaff^UiJr tc*H^irin#
Take Laxative Bruno quinine Tablets ,t hjs Home office Hi BIsckvlBe t?V.
All druggists refund money If it falls to
ettre. 25c. The £;ehuine has L. B.q, 00 C oHnty towns or call at their reskhmee*.
each tablet.
r
Is Alabajiua's title to a place In thcTd*-
terhood of Stale*. Was ruthlessly trod
den under foot in a mob confligy to the
great humiliation A of our UiVmsker*
and the buruiog shame of tbe Georgia
police. r ~
••Therefore, fee it resol Ved—
“That we felicitate our brothers on
escaping with their lives and suggest
that hereafter thev await the coming of
the elephant wltfe ttutffc patlehde and.
thuVe.Vte.nMr proud State the burning
shame to which they have just been
suhjectetTby the unnatural Georgians.”
The resolutions wetO-lo lh& commit
tee on rules. ~ >*._
The Sire La OrijfJM* Ctfre.
There U no use suffering fron^thl*
dreadful malady. If you-will ordy get
tlw right remedy. Yotl are having pain
all through your hod/, your liver Is out
of order, have no api>etif«, no life or am
bition, have a had cold, In fact are com
pletely ti*ed up. Electric Bittet* I* the
unl> remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief. They bet directly on
your-Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, ’ton*
"P the whole system and make you feel
like a new being. They are gtliranteed
to cureor pr'oe refunded. For Sale fit
J. i>- Creeeh’s and <N. Bttrekhalter *
Dyug Stores,'(•nly 56 cents per bottle.
BUCKLEX’N AftXlCA SAL YE.
THE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cura, Bruises, Sores, Uldera, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sore*, Tetter, Chappetl
Hanth, Chilblain*, <'urns, and all Skin
Eruptions, Mini positively cure* Pile*,or
’fio pljj required ItT* 4 tia rah teed W
1 or money re-
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Creech a-td (J. N. Burck-
haltef.
coknfy
I am a fyll _
College; have had neventeeh ,
flcal experience, ahd can please you Id qaaUt
of Work and prlomu
ADDITOB’S APPOINTMENTS.
glten pursuant to
Assembly In refer
1100 ftewitrd, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn thst there i* at Jebst
one dreaded disease that aeteiiri’Tia*
been abtb trt cure in all its stage*.and
that is Latarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is the onfv positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
irbonstitock-nnl diaease, requires a enn-
stittitiuual treatment.. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure i* taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the bldod and mttcou* snrfsoes
Of the system, titerehy destroying rh»'
foundation of the disease, and giving
the pat lent strength hv building up tha
cfensrituHoil Rut) s*v|*Ung nature lit do
ing, its work. flic proprietors have so
much faith In Its enrative power*, thaf
they offer One IlHiidred Dcllar* for
ally ca*othat It faH* to cure. Send for
lift nhTestimonlal*. Addre**, ,
F. J. CitK!*r ft Co., TdlXbo, O.
Sold by l>ruggl*t*, ffiti.
HaM’s Famlly.Pill* are the bewL
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Jos. M. Skii)i>ery
Attorney*at-Law,
R l ftMVKf K. C.f'
Will attend faithfully and promptly
to any business In the Cmirta and pub
lic office^ that may beentru*ted to him.
ate t*f PhlUuMpMa Dents
•eh yearkilrnvepr**
Mill*
ME INSURANCE.
of
We are able to give the people
Barnwell county reliable Firtt
rsnue. The Fort Wayne duauranbe-
• We. f«present, was establish
ed In t8.V) and I* fide llfceu$ed and do*
ing business Id SetfifitCen ritete*. Cons
«enative In H* m*nage.mer.*, we solicit
a *1>4re of thy rlcki of the county. We
insure Gin Houses and contents. If
you arc lit need of insurance write us.
J. C. Smith A Co ,Gen. Agent*, .•».
Barnwell, G. 11., 8. G.
FOE
1
W.M* Waters,
the. giant cypregwe* 0/ our ewafnpi llTtp
h<»g*1ieVd* anj tank* fast
enqughHo contain the dcltyte of long
•SMceteuing that he will sett** .running.
Thomas.
MARRIAGES.
Mafried in'Blaekvi'le Dec. 14th, fey
Rev.G. N. A*k“W. Mr. J. I). AtterB* (vy
and Mis* Nannie Glllarti, both of Bam
berg county.
Married BJackvHle Dec. 18fh by Rev.
G. N. AsiteF, Mr. L. W. Abs'ance arid
Miss Virginia Hightower, both of Bam
berg county.
Married in Rlackville Nov. 28tb by
Bey. G. N. Askew, Mr. Roht. Hightow
er of Bamberg County and MUf...Alicd
Boyles of Uaruwell. -
Married on the IRth of December,
1898, st the Baptist parsonage b.v Rev.
T, P. Llde, Mf. Josenh Morris and Miss
Arabella Morria, all of Barnwell.
Msrrted on the 18th 1n«t. at thy resi
dence bf the bride, by R«v. J, H Wil
son Mr. J. J. Harter bf Uhner and Hits
Hattie Platts of Buford’s Brlfeg*. -
ULMER NEWS.
Mr. J J. Harter find 3j(l*s llaltle
Platt*, two very popular voting people
of this neighborhood. Were maVried
last Sunday afternoon.
1 ane grinding in the neighborhood
la ala^ut over.
TbeYtev. J. D. Huggins preached his
farewell sermon toe targe and attent
Ive congregation last Sunday at Great
Baltkehstchie church. '*hare he. has
been laboring faithfully for two year*.
■ He delivered a fine sermon which is
customary with this noted Divine. He'
goes to Pacolet. S. C.
As there seems to be quite a differ
..ence of opinion as to who will be the
next Magistrate here I think itimpor
taut that the votes cast in the r cent
eley-Xion'Tor Magistrate at Ulmer, Syca
more No. 1 and No. 2 he published.
The rare wn« b*t.wey the present Mag
Istrate, S. E. Cl met* dnd X. W. Week
ly/ . M r. Weekly led by. a handsome
majority.; ami therefore the Relegation
sheuld cecdmmend Mr. Weejijy for the
appointment, if tlpy’ wish
the wishes of a majority
yCotiee Is t
Act or the Genen
ence thereto.
The Auditor pr his Depittj will at
tend at the following place* on the days
-indicated for the nuruose of rqfrlng ’IV*
^ ,, ItetufitS-fpr lh«‘ tlacsTyygrX-omntencing
H*h4 r -+f : 4^] January 1*1.1899 ’ . .
The iaw retjttires that all personal
property must be retu-tied'this rear.
_ Ajl reiurns sept by utail must Uu
swoim te beforvr an'officer qitlTlfleiJ to
a lminisrer an oath. ~ •*.
Snelling—Mondav, __ „ Jan. 10.
Joyce Bianch—Tuefiday, “ 17 ,4'By.a prbfessional smith
Dunbarton—Wednesday, “ ,18.
Ashley Home Store—Thursday, J*n.
- Iflr- . , . ,
Cochran’* Store—Fjldby, 20.
Fur*e’s SUirer- ^lifr Jay, “ 21.
Bsldtmk—Moo<ia>v — —ay- iH.
Appleton—Tuesdav, | ,. . •« 24.
Duncan Sams Store—Wednesday,
Jan. 23,
For Ginning and General Use
THEY ARE THE BES1
as H ttfkes less fuel. No contpUcation,
> ready to '.vork when recelted. Terms
easy—Prices lov..
llttvin$ used the LEFFKl/, EN
GINE Cloven years, I at?^ In a position
uv speak for (t* merit*. V*
Write tor l*rtee* jtfid Term* to
Wra, W ATERS.
Appleton. 8. C.
Cetierat Merch^odtse*
I* offorlng X’oii^Wf
Stocks of Dry and Dtmw Good*
ChdUlqg. Nfcmxa, Hat*.
,. ^« . MUUnayy, Notions «
Groceries, Furnilwr* v .llome FarnUblBff
—Goods at—
■p /C> PLEASE -
all buyer* wbo want a hundred ceatfi
In varue for e.vory .doj lar paid oat.. Bo*
fore going further and .faring worw
Fur any thing needed t« any Una of BeMfxfc
MrrchtwxUse aud you wlU find
tin warn, and cheaptf 4liaa-
fi ia n (ash fonwatlw geoda.mast go, *01
injpcln* aatiafnctlwn Inak your calls i
^ l f-MAZUR8KY, ..
A Tbe fiornrWe Sr o**. ,
WlllUuo, 8. 0.
t B: ELLIS;
Surveyor and Civil Engit
Special attagt|op.giyen to tbeooaipe^
tatlon of water-
drainage.
wers, leveling
at*t*
1 1 »' * ( ; ^(I * T4 f 1 f
y postal bard addressed to hi# atilt*
tin, 3. u., will receive prompt attete
tlon. octl-90, ly
Chfrlfston k Westcri Caroitw t’j. (4
LmgrtUitt AstvlHe
Leave Angnsts.’.'. ~.T. .. Mbt irti \Mjrii
Arrive Urceuwuod
M.
*1
(«.'
Anderson.,,.
Lauremu.
ttrucnviHe.
Ulmi apringf. ^...
Spartanburg......
U«iluda4|-4.*d, ,..
HendetuoQViBe...
“ fishevllk'!..,.......
Leave AMoevflle....
Siwrtstiburgtei
Bleda fifiriage
hrtenvlne ,,...
I.aiir,n».
Andeooa.
Arrive G&enwood.. v,..
4 t V* S • • « • e|-
OlO pte
T.-00 a aa
10:15 a »
i&il
4*.
aL
M
••
41
11M p m
«•.* • *
a.-uo p m
42A p n>
3: M» p a.
5:*JX p m ....»>.,••«.
fiffitiP Ur.... •«•
• 2® p a®
am 1 ...a
Drift aWE 3:10 pul
lOHJU
12:01 p m ***)
1UJ7 p ni; 10:45
7rU0
tjn pml
..via
it
' arf
'Arrive Ralckm..
No: folk,*.. ^ «
: “ Piterebum
I 44 Richmond ......
irijLgBtj
t:M a ui
7d» a m
4fi0 a m
brio a m
omaitoa'e
** i •> e « <% •
• «.e • * •
Leuve Antrest*
Arrive Allendale
| *• •• Fairfax....
1 *• Yetnaaner........
** HesTfurt,
“• Pott RoyaL..*.^.
i “ — Savannah,.
**- ' t;harle*um ......
• « • • *.» » • *•
• • kfe* »■» • • «•
9:46 am
UhfiO am
lofift am
•f. <P V •***
• • 8 • « a • • « •
m*
6:15
te9»pm
7:» p 3
• rift p-ffli
«>»pm
Leave Chasleaton.......
j ’* Harannah-t.,.......
! «• Port Roral.—^ .
” BeMUfort^....
“ Ycmaaaee
.1 ,f
Arrive Augusta......
• •••#•• • ••
• • • • ••
1:40 p m
tdte p m
m I»m
• p* • ••
• • *^**rt*
«ri0a4
TJtea 3
Mjteam
8:49 ami
•rifira m
Hh/foa m
KbOftam.
4:10 pm
. ; i,.. • a- • • V • 4
• (lose connection* at (lieeawood tor ate
ipolnts-ua 81 A. L. and At. A ft. Railway, aud
iat ipananbnrrwUh ftmttwm Railway...
1 F(»r, .any. iaformatlon . relative to tldMte^
ratee r ached alee,, ate., adfirese, ,
' W J. i KAJft, Gen. Pasa. Agent.
I
n ■ T-n ■ 1 ->■ 1 "V^ 1 ■ ’
wua ««■ mu who has stnd-
ied four rears under a Veterinary Sur-
'"eoti, a Specialty at
I80UTU CAHOLIHA i v
GEORGIA R. R.CO’
^ >*UH Ftl
Tbe Shortest Route Between Chari—r
ton and Atlantaa^d ^.C.
PASSENGER DEPaV "
.’4 J t% V , I 1 -
iChIbl—tox, 8. C., Dec.
j a
SCHEDULE.
rriirs ELKO shops, LXGHTNIWO.
w'feor^ atl manner oT’ Wood " t
ork is (lone by first cl*
Allendale—Thursday and
Jan. 2f» and 27.
—Sat J '
Friday,
Jan.
FsDfax—SatnrdayV " 'Itn. 28
Sycamore—Monday, . “ 30
Ulmer*—Tuesday,' 31.
Brown^H-s-Wednes-lay, . J’eb, 1.
Frlendslilpk^FjiursdHy. •• 2.
(gReedy Branch-friday, *• 3.
Whaley-Monday. , 1- (l.
Black vllle—Tuesdsy and 5Vednesdav,
Feb. 7" and 8... . 1 '
Elko—Thursday, ' /eb^ 9.
Wllliston—‘•Friday, * “ ]0.
Tinker* Greek-^atutrlsy, *• 11.
The Audit >r’* office will he kept open
ftom >he 1st nf January to Hie 20'fe of
Fqbvfitfy for the pu'rposb cY UkingVe-
turits. *
.and fron
... __ workmen
iwlth the very best material a‘. prices to
suit the time*. „
Repairs of Buggies, Wagon*. Guns,
•Pistol*. <fcc. Av. mstle quickly and In a
•strictly wqrk.mnnlika maouer.
> all rea
sonable 4'ri|nple. * Give me a TriaJ,, I will
do the N»*t. j . " ' - '
j. l. firnr, Eiko, s. c.
aN D——
OUR FRI ENDS.
A* he always doe* Mr. Henry Hutto
gives us kindly holiday remembrance.
Mr. J. 8. McClendon gave us the 1
dlbver Christ mag right hand on Tues-
day.' - ' :
We enjfej-ed a pteasanVcaH and inter
esting uonvetpatlon from Mr. f. P.
Primmer on Mondky,
Mr. Henry Hutto-wlshfd ns Merry
Christmas on Friday and bt’bked up his
good word with better deed.
Our good friend Mr. J. L. Blumesfcnt
u* bis regular annual contribution on
Monday. Ilk alwdjri'remembers us be
fore Christmas.
Blue Monday morning was brighten-
fiflhjr an appreciated call fiom Mr. J.
3. Bfrt. And he did something very
pl> aqibjc to our feelings.
Mr. W. P. BNime, a first rate farmer,
ipald us hit anniiHl piea-s 14 call onJ
Sfitorday. He always remembers Uk
printer at Ux paying time.
Hatl**U M. Ayer Esq. pffltf ng »
pleasant calf on Saturday. The edito
rial pyofestfon has lent him to the Bar'
for a while with the hope and expecta
tion that he Will return to hi?flrstioua.
M*v.J. A. Cope gave us a pleasant
call on SaMirday and tbe good news
that more wheat has been sown in Syc
amore than in aiqr year since tbe war.
He is tbo young to remembor th
, •but older forks tell him so.
a ish to yater
y of tlie voters.
U. M. C.
dim’UARY.
Died at his hofffe two miles from
Blackville on the l7th1hrtT'Mr. Ohed
U. C*ln, aged 31 years, (f prpnth* and 9
days. He was so honest, kltfiNhe.arjled
man, thinking more of the welfare .df
o'!her* than his own.
Iir bis eighteenth year he learned a
Ssviou/s love and unite'd with Healing
Springs Baptist chur’h.* At M* death
he was amember <tt Elko church!
It is always sad to chroltiul^ the fac!
that deatfe Irk* invaded a homk and ta
ken awgy some iovod one, but our sot-
row is greatly Increased when we think
of tbe young wife and little babe Wa
pray our l!ea\euly Father to “temper
the winds” to his grief stricken wife/
who bad k
love not qh
leaves a mot,her
lourn hi* Heath.
known a 1
qhffcf tWq
mother am
devoted husfeanFd’s
■ ‘ car*. Hh’ al'sp
two tfoterV to
: o. rileV, .
(rffiity Auditor.
j, '8(>Ri ‘ajo,/
eqt js 4Mit|Q muss' jo |«5>g
aqi pus pnvq Jm *»pun ue.»|D ,
*ejr.sKe|(ls(p auj >0 uiVd
jatnin psyqbjnd x gujqvm aioj.ki g;»ot»
sjtf T^edsui . n* puv rub [|vq* noj(
paniqmoo eiouogOoj'/puir stanoja^ jo
•—•D kuirwupsrt^rsernrffiaijf pua
-•Hksdfi iqon ‘»Xu|j7fe (Mis puv uvj|ini
i ay •aU||opu«ir ‘ae»fij;4 ! WtpiD ‘suf
•u»a ‘suiioi^Guoapjobov ‘axotuou-jvii
■ AJ-Hiourm e(i|j| Tauaj p|«f) v Isoxoh
J»HO0 pd» yfii;)' putf asoio ‘;»iqnjaT
-pu«n >|T ‘uotpig ‘jaqnlij,
roe eiffl Aft pux ssunqjv tnoqj
A9M3CT jo stsna
Live Stock
mUHANCE.
Fine Farm for Sale.
Located oonveni^nflv to the Charles
ton snil Western Caxollna Railwsy snd
Atlantic Coast Line extension. It con-
Uins S8B acres, all clav. six horse farm
In •ipe^i land all:In high star* oDculti-
vatipn, Mth |$>od past-ire,' flue Water,
first orchard and tk 'MVfectJ/
heshjiy all the te^r round. Improve-
mente consist of « fourrooin residence,
four tenant houses ancf*ij| other neces
sary oiit/byHding*. Ntocf. proviriop*
and cottoc see^can be bought with tbe
piaue. Only rVilson for selling I* the
owner?* desire to change investment.
For ftfither inforination address or ap-
p*y to
.Tua Pxor*.*, Barnwell, S. C.
2m;
to Taxpayers.
—At Lowest Rates'
Strongest Companies.
A
Butler, Calhoun & Co.
-OFFIcib AT—
1 - t’ ~
THE BANK OF BARNWftL.
CLW AGRICULTURAL
yf
■r » vr^
and
* g*
MECHANICAL
gl^ETBPARTMENTS.
Agricultural .. Chemical,
Mechanical....
r.icerary Mitlt&ry.
loo.l J»qqn>|
•«uj(jr MJX ■ wL„_m
irljfif .n
t eOF sj|«qa •JfjtHCfUW »m(U
!i)7 5k (ri ^?l Vur>8vu; t(nMd 1^,
-*:i Wl*
toy; jo xfopfl—' -—'
muiirii ni? nrEifi. N ^
1 ,Ht9 funeral seryleeVirere confitrUCMl ;*« ?l**X^!l-*n** MM *» T ^
WOtf&.jt A*kew, his pa-tor, at »UO(t’*Ao,v jo JfurKpnm.v -stu^T TorSt
AlBbrookcT^fhffcIi whe^btf Lte.* -qufR puwjfojppar^svui-rjoj ftin«iius Toul-
laid to
His loved ones have tHa rrmpfnthv of
iriAnj friend*, and the assurance that
he l* lit rest in H«ava».
• ’’Asl^p Te Jestu, blyipmteo. -
How tt^on We’H wake the lost to meet.”
-q u fH pujufnjpp^‘*»atirg-j,n« t qj» ? j»*
1* u«j » unw ui|q ptutudn* aAtq f’
•o'KrmTAMOviir
in.)3v gui
A'Sister,
injxv
*» paltiToddx 7 l«({j ‘KhnoJ
puY pib .'»(duid pod2
One good effect of hard limes is the
remember lhat—RMf- 'intaller destruction of noise and note
uffendlugfire wqrkft.. .
The books for the collection of ux
for the. fismal year 18118 will be open
my office,in Barnwell until December
3T*t, 1898, after Ahjeh date the statu-
tory.penaitv will atfifdli.-.;. ■ • „ :
.The expense of attending place* foy
the, pnrpose, of collecting »axe* l* '*0
neuvy and .the (•■•licet,jqti* *0 small that
,1 deem it useless frt attend more places.
»Bh fife a«surance of a good
will Hffrrylfiiij otherj»l«ce»L
road for a day, •
^Lrxvr. , >
mlKs-.V ^
F«r (>-inty—3 e.lH*.
F')eSt'l"H>l—3 mills,
otal—H mill*.
Sfibcial, lew on aqooiiat nf Ichoots
Barnwell. 3J4 mill*; IVillDton' and
E!ko, 24 mill*; Caves and Brownell, 3.
Allofidate, Ulmer. Morris, Friendship^
Barbary Branch, Blsckvllle, Oak
Grove arid Double Pond, 2 tnllls; Ce
dar Grove, TIpk«y’j» Greek and Monie. 1
mill. Gold am) •Brer coin and nation-1
al bank bills received for faxes.
. A F
- v Ti%fliii|l
i^Best equipped CollejfF'tn thmJtonUL
f^famdents. Send for IHuttrased Cat
alogue. .hJF'- -' y
HENRY 8. M ARTZfJtfF
' r ' n ColKige. S. C.
An von* (OT
qnlefclr *«s*rutn oav
Inmutlun to pv<i(t>»My
CoevmoMTS Ae.
s?ssjs , i!s?tsar
puUBU iakom
mi
tiuM notiu, without cfa»rc«. In th«
Scitntiflc Anurkan.
A Xsnriwnnetr UhtoWat
Mb,
&
*»&
Pte.
7 50 pm,
H OT pat
HMpte,
PAlLT
• 1. 1 (/• -1 . . ' ■ '
v Charles tog. c. 7 If) ajp
Buminerville. . .. .. 74fi am
Fregnalls ...^. 8 18 am
Qftergea......,..; 8 SO am
Branchville....... 9 no am
RiiweayilJe........ 9 20 am
Orange jffjrg ... 9 28 am
8t. Mattuewa...... fl 57 aqi 8 48 pa,
Fort Motte 10 Oft ate ' 008 pat
Klfigvllle.......HI 1.0 aq» 9 20 pa
Ar Columbia 10 66 am 10 10 pa
LvColumbia...... ... 700 am 4 00 pa^,
KingvlUa7,U\am
Fort Motte 7 57 aa
8t. Matthews ..... 8 08 am
Orsugehhrgi...... 8 32 am
Kowesville.8 AS am 6 42
Byancliville ^ia|am
Gtlorgef9 35 atfi
Fregnalla^i,.... ...0 48am OfiO:
Snmniervllle. 10 22 am
Ar Charleston.. , ,^11 00 am
<v Charleston 7 lOaip
4 44 pa
m
6 42 pa
Ji&m.
Kambera...,
Denmark.....
Blastkvllle.. .
Wllliston...,.
Aiken, • t-*> * f \ >
At Auguste.....
f.v Aiigusta... ..
A f kefi,, •.'....., *
Wllliston. ...
Blackvllle...
Danmark.....
Hmii berg....
RranchvUle..
rCh/r*
Charleston—
u*
Ar
past xxfiailaa augcbta
to*
9 16 am
.9 41 am
.... Oftfiani
....10 10 am
...'. 10;27 am
11 00 aq>
....!» 51 am 10 46i
6 20.am 3 2Qp^
. ••. 7,08 am.
..., 7,45 anp
.... 8 04am
— 8 18 am'
.....8J1 am
.... 000 am
1100 am
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A*D WANUKO*
g\*m»
Connection via Denmark and A. C. L.„
%»\
... 8-121
- 4 20 ]
..fill
. 7
7 56 i
Lv Augusta
•I.Vj Aiken ..V...
Ar Denmark.........
|f» Denmark
x Aigea.,
Lp .
Ar Augustt
DAILT BXCBPT firVO^T
Li’Camden845am
Camden Junction. %2Ham
Ar Kingfi’Ie
U (5l2Gf?ttSto n*m
Ar Camden .....rtfilfm
CoxaxcTfQ*#: '
j ten; p. M , R.
P. R. R,, Denmark; Ga.
ta; Southern By., Colm
ConnecUon to and (
through Pattern
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