The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 12, 1899, Image 3
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The Barnwell People
RATES OF 8US8CIUPT101V.
Adrunce, |ier Annual.., .*... .fl.fiO
OyTime. s . .. |2.oe
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, ’180ft.
R The n«xt r«Ki>1«r ^ommnnicaTionot
Uannonjr Lodge No. 17 A.-. F.\M.-.
will be heMatthetiew MaronlcTem
. *▼ ' pi*- *n Barnwell upon 14ib ilay ol
lf*» Ctie mme being tbe 2nd ftat-
I MU mouth, beginning at “High
weWe.”
iy >Haro/W.T *f.'.
. . - H. f A»n*k»oju Bacrwtarr Pro Tew.
Jam
Fine Jercey cow* with heifer calve*
for *ale. App'y to A. Hot’ard Fatter—'
aon. t « ' *
MF.l.OX ItAXDNTO RENT.
On tlie line of the new railroad ex
tendon itnd within a mile of the Caio-
tlna Midland Depot. Apply to
' - Butler Hagood.
CORN FOR «A 1,15.
Two hundred bujthela of good corn In
the ear Tor sale at the Hron«on place
one mile Weat of Barnwell,
• Apply to
S. L. Peacock.
A !,1 BKKAli REWARD _
will'tie naid for recovery of a long,
rlltn, pale, red hound, white rpot on
hack of neck^ white hrta*t, fore leg*
white to hodv, hind lega white to knee
Joint*, tip of tail white.
,1 , l._ Angu* Baxley,
itwiilHw¥_ri o.
t
ATTENTION. '
(iordon Light Dragoon* will pleaae
attend a meeting of the cotnpanv at niy
rcahleitce (oi Friday, Jan’v ISth, IKftft.
at 10 o’clock a. in., armed and equipped
for drill. .
. U. P. ANDERSON,
* ■* Orderly.
Jan.id,l89ft.
II. F. Bulat Eeq. waa id town on
Monday.
Dr. Stephen* paid d* a charming non
profetaiojutl call on Momiay.
Mr. M. L. McElhenny of Four Mile
Tnwnahip wa« in town, on Thuraday.
.hk ItHml'RIf ^ iiouaa on ThuMAiK.
The favorite w alk of Barnwell peo
ple now ia to thwTarkey Creek tfeifle.
The Barnwell Bar !a well repreaented
thi* week before the Supreme Court In
Columbia.
Our long time good friend, Mr. W.
rre',‘'*n Morria, paid us an appreciated
call on Monday.
T-h« County Board of Cpmmi**lnner*
will meet at Barnwell on oext Saturday
to All the Jur, box for the year
.lion*. 4. O. Pat»er«on, W. D. Black
and K L. Sander* were promptly in
their aeat* in Columbia on Tuemtay.
Rev. O.;II. Waddell found It n“ce»-
aary to f»o*t|aine hi* viair to Barnwell
until the, ancond Sunday in February.
Manager* of Election will please re
turn all Registration Books to Clerk of
Court. Ashley Stansell.
We were gladdened on Monday by
seeing In town nur wel’, b-ldved young
frieuU, Willie M. Altman, of Bimtk-
ville.
Senator Aldrich Ifft for Crduntbia
Monday afternoon, and Im* taken
S uarter* for tne session at the iiottd
eronte. •
Mi** Kate Galloway of Goldahoro, N.
0., a highly aitdompflahed young Tadv.
accompanied her father on hi« recent
visit to Barnwell.
The census showed 15 prisoners
Crowding the jail nn»Tue.*day. The la
ter arrival* are registered for whole
sale hog stealing.
£- - • t/ ' y
Rev. Arthur Bulst, an honored veter
an In Educational matt-ia, has taken
charge.of the ofHce of County Su|>eriu
tendent of Education.
W. A. Holman Esq. wa* 'up from
Chjirleaton on Saturday. Ill* looks in
dicate In* good health and prosperity
In the old dtTv by the sea
Coa*t I.lne contractors are making
panking progress. They Hud the soil
ami climate here more favorable for
rapid wotkThan they expect.^. v«ss.
Capt. R. F. Week* was up from Col
leton last week looking for a dovjttion
for a turpentine farm. Me w!l! proha- 1
hlv start one towards tha Savaunaii
Rlwer.
„ Mies Carrie Llde Is vDIUng reisdves
in Orangeburg.
J. Ham Kirkland Kaq. was In town
Monday and Tuesday.
An "engagement with the, grippe
keepa the editor from giviag customary
attention to his business.
S y. George Ny Askew, one of lift
snd purest iiien In the State, call d
on us pleasantly last wetk. _-
Ml* 4 Laura Bellinger left on Monday
forCtdumhia, having accepted a posi
tion as stenogtspher during the session
of the Legislature.
Miss Angel Cheatham has returned
to Edgefield, and several of the young
er bachelors have le-mtaht ns to pre
scribe some cure for heartache.
While hauling turpentine last week
Mr. V.. W Manuel of SycsniorA had
both bona* of one leg broken just above
the aukle by a falling barret.
The Coast Line will have three de
pot* between Rohbin* and Barnwell
and one between Barnwell and Den
mark. The exact locations hate not
beyn determined. - r
The Carolina Midland Depot and the
Compress Gltmery and all their
tent* and several Treight car* were to--
tally destroyed hy Hre at 1 o clock Wed
nesday morning. . , -
r j BFOUI S NKMT. ^
party was
A |*ound party was given at the'
home of Mr. and Mra. M M. Holly on '
the uotli «d Dnoember, In honor of Mr.^
Arthur Bandars and charming sister.
MI** Ella . 1 . . * . . - w
Rev. J. I». Kara nore and Mr. I^nnle, Weight and plumpness of gram,
Stewart of Buck Creek, Ga., wWe over
pn a vf*B a few day* ago.
r 0L0R and flavor of fruits^
size, quality and ap
pearance of vegetables,
CUM ALL TOUR I
Pain
Messrs Joseph and William Boyles
are all produced by Potash.
RIPPLES FROM ERWlNTON.
,J. K. Snelllng E»q. put on the er
mine of Judge of Probnte,on Thursday.
He will by close attention to his
duties endeavor to prove himself en
tire worJiy of The public confidence.
Mr, G. B. Bunch ha* amicably-ended
his engagement w ith the Oil Mill and
gone to Bamberg county to take charge
of Capr. A. F. Free’s planting Inter
est*. He D a clever gentleman and hi*
many Barnwell ft lends, while sorry to
see him leave their mld»t, wish him
all good fortune.
We ackndwiedge an invitation to the
marriage at WiMIston January I5ih, of
Miss Mainly,daughter of Mr*. J. M.
Thomp*on, and Mr. Joel J. Padgett,
and tender in advance our l>e« wDh-s
for the long liappin*** and abundant
prosperity of the charming and luvely
bride and fortunate groom.
Bine Monday wa* brightened by a
call from W, H. Rave* of WIIJDtou.
He i* In favor of egpanslmt of a<para-
gu* culture, ami ha* sold this season to
other* following his gumL txaniple-
root.s enough to plant twenty sore*, be
sides enlarging hi- own Held* consider -
XWV
TfirtfR
proving' the qunllfi
quantity of his su(wrb
It has been quite a while since the
echoes from this secluded spot have re
vet Iterated through the columns of
your paper. However they have been
silenced tem|»orarlt,y and again make
their appearance sylth the appropriate
quotation; better late than neyr.
•—Xmm passed off very quietly here.
The holidays have passed away so
quietly that we can scarcely realise
that they have been he*-e.
Mr. John A. Rouse of the Qtranto
section was fu our midst a few days
ago.
Ml** iGeorgia KIHIng«worth after
cntD-j'siwii,ling the holldav* with her uncle.
Capt. B. F. Kliling*wnrth has returned
to her school at Dunbarton.
We are glad to note that Capt. B. K.
Killingswoith is up sgaln after a tong
and painful Illness of rheumatism.
Miss Lizzie Killlugsworth and Miss
Lena Best are visiting la Arnguvla,
Ga
A very Interesting sermon was dellv
ed here on new year’s day by the Rev.
Albert F. Fitta. , *
We hope that th’* year will bring
brighter prospecra to all itml ih'atThe
closing of It will And u* all in better
positions to stand the hard times.
IVIth heat w ishes to the Editor,
, _ Seldom Reporter.
LONG BRANOII PIHLOaOPHY.
>*ome tiipe since. In company with
our gwwWnecd and neighbor, Mr. Mil-
ledge Gave,' we. visited Green’* Bock
Mill on Rosemary Creek. We found
employed there some 30 hands, all as
btisy as bees on a Spring morning. Af--
ler cxaiuining the wmflb thing we came
out w itbout know ing all about, how It
wa* done, hut one thing ue shook
hands‘on was that we saw more socks
and pretty girls, and Inn's not so hand-
some, than we ever saw^before at one
sight.
The most novel tit In
nle Brown and family.
Mr. Allred Kinard was In town Mon-
1
; I’liere was a pleasant quilting giver
at Mr J. L Klnard’s last Wednesday.
Messrs J, M, Danuellr and B; B.
Hudson went to Batpherg Monday.
Mrs J. I,n/. Oo|teland and daughter,
MDs EM* spent Wednesday In town.
Misses Nora Jonea and Phmhe Riser
spent T l,,,r »day night at Mt. F. E.
Ce|>eland'a.
Who can gnes* when the next wed
ding bells will ring. - v
8. Cm in 7th Grade.
WILLIStON NEWS.
Aftrr a long time we again take up
our pen to w;rite you a few Hue*.
Xmas come as usual. The young
men and young ladle* off at school all
esme home to the delight of their many
friemlfe they have all returned to their
school*. All the t**ch<>r* who were off
tcachfngspent Xmas at home., it wa*
the quietest Xmas in year*, our town
mu itbalhdld not make a single arres*-'
during the week, not even a ••boon.’*
*tf qnietly and we are now
lit a new year, the last of 1S00.
Ml** Sophia llngglns, who lingered
behind tbe rest 'of the family, lolt last
week for Pacolet.
Miss Marie Kennedy returned from
ONrlingtou on Monday.
Our sclirtol o|>ened on Monday. Sev
eral new scliolars were enrolled
At the mass meeting on the 5th the
usual '2m mills additional lax was lev
ied for school. Prof. J K. Sander*
wertt up to Florence and was married.
Weirhlnk this will add to hi* efficiency
as a tMHcher. yet he was all that could
be desired before.
Our farmer*, your scribe included,
wilt plant tobacco this year. About M)
acres will be. planted near this point.
An expert will be employed to htok af
ter the curing and handling of the
!(Ur itftt
wstb th« gnssti of Mr John WlTklnroh
new year’s day.
Mrs .A-anle Holly died on the 4th
ln*t 8he wa* the daughter of M r. and
Mr*. James Rat, and the wlfo ot Mr J.
A. Holly. A husband and eight child
ren and a host of relatives and friend*
moor het loss >
Sne was sick tody J dAya- Rhe wa*
abo.it 40 year* of age. Her remains
were laid to rest In Silvan ‘'enDtery by
her three dear little children. The
funeral was preached by Rev. T. P
Lido- she had been a member of
Friendship church for many year*.,
Lat there he none to extent mercy
unto him, neither let there he any to
favour his motherless children.
Magnolia.
NO I'UREipNO PAY. _
That la the way *11 druggists sell
GrOVK'S TAHTKLKHa (’llILL TONIC for
ChllD aud Malaria. It isc'ainiply Ir <n
and Quinine In * taRtcles* form. I'bild
ren love it, Aduita prefer It to bitter,
nauseating roidc*. Price, 50c. Fur
Sale by C. N. Burckhalter.
properly combined with Phos
phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and
liberally applied, will improve
every soil and increase yield
and quality of any crop.
^ Write and get pee our pamphlets, which
tell how to buy and use fertilisers with
greatest economy and profit
QCXTLVN KALI WORKS,
9i Nassau At, New Yark.
C iflHed man,’
several years
Germm acieutiats have at 1a*t dis
covered that the
found above
ago and vuhttdtrd alt over this State,
ws* manufactured out of cement end
sand.
B ata The KloadjLke.
Mr. A. (). Thomas, of Marysville,
Teg., has fmdul a more valuable discov
ery titan ha* yet been made In the Klon
dike.j?i>r years be suffered untold
agony from consumption, accompanied
hy hemorrhages; and wa* absolutely
cured by Dr.-King’s New Discovery for
Consumption, Obugh* and Cold*. He
declare* that gold I* of little value tn
comparison with this marvelous cum:
would have it, even If It cost a hundred
dollars a bottle. , Asthma.' Bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
podtlvely cured by Dr. King’s Ne v
Discovery for 1 .Consumption. Trial
bottle* free at J. C. Creech and C. N.
Burckhslt-er’s Drug Bt»res. Regular
.alxc. ftheta. amt il.00. GuaraatcetTH*
Fine Farm for Sale.
Located convenl 'ktlv to the Charle*
ton and Western Carolina Railway and
Atlantic Coast Llheextuuslon.. Iteun-^ 1
tain* 3HG acre*, all day, «ix horse farm
Hi open laud ail iu high state of culti
vation, with good past.try, Hoe water,
rtr»l class orchard and I* perfectly
healthy all the rear round. Improve-
meuts consist of a four room residence,
four tenant house* and all other neces
sary out-building*. Mock, provision*
and cotton seed can hr. bought w llljtho
place. Only reason for welling la the
owner’* d«*Lre ti c4v«uge investment.
For further information address or ap-
ply to
Tuk Proplr, Barnwell, S. C.
2m.
Dr.J.H. B. MILHOUS
Suroeon Dentist,
BLACKVILLK, - - - - _ M.t
Will be at his office In Barnwelf even Salw
day and TucmIwj and VYrdtrcsday tollosrlnp
Will he at his Home office In Htuckrltte ev-
ery Friday and Saturday, and will make ap
pointments to meet patients at any of om
county towns or cull at their residence*.
IWRti
Chest to l
Sldlpte. :
| CRAMPS, DIRRRIf BEik, 1
IS, RNEUHAT1
HEL’CALGIA.
29 end 90 cent I
|bcware
.
Of IMtTATtONt.
BUY ONLY TH* 0CNUIHC.{
PERRY DAVIS’
‘ v. mt
.B MaziJrskYs
^ —Dealer la-—-
General Merchandise,
W ILLlhTON.S. O.
Is offering CHOICE snd COMFLETB
block* of dry and Dress Goode
Clothing, Hbieot, Hats, , -
,- ’•-Mllllftery, Notion*, jz&tr
Groceries, Furniture, Home Furnleblog
—Gotid* at—
PAIGES TO PLEASE
*11 liuycrsj|vhn want * hundred cenftt
in value fttr every dollar paid nut. Be-
re going further and inriiig wore*
11 on the
LfeADER OF LOW PRICES
For anything needed in any line of (Ictvmd
Mi nhr.ndi:*-'and you will find exactly what
\feFwaiit, and cheaper than e\er before.
'Then < ash -onic* thv k«kk>* must go, ro finals
hiiteemg bat.ulactkiu 1 aak your t all, ana e—
Tom. " c v” 5 >
’ B. MAZURSKT,
. I The Bnrprlse giore,
’ Wlllfcton. 8. C. ^
-SB
I T. B. ELLIS, Jr„
Surveyor and Civil Enginem
Special attention given to tHe comp*,
tatlon of water-powers, leveling mm# -
drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Mar
tin, 8. C., will receive ptotnpt ntrela
tion. - octl-80, Ij
Charleston 4 Western CarcllM R’y. Cl
tamwfW«pmTUatc-fTTTTlaJnp..._
Colley,-; have had.seventeen \ enrs active pro<
AksLaxpedepcu, ami can pkase yoebrqnattt^ 1
r of work and prices.
Aagasta and Aalivllle Hhert LIm.
h i). . wwmeiaaiT^i'iu i h' t
behednlc in effect Nov. 27th Irtffi.
* According to the old Dutch sicn that
the twelve days following ChristniaF
foretell the seasons of the twelvt
months coming after this u ill be a dry;
hsrdjenr. —
nord.vthe new Adjutant
and Inspector General, ha* selected
John D. Frost Jr. as hi* assistant. Mr
Frost wa* Adjutant and Major of the
T3V ftrfMMRCr 7 f
Rev. Thomas H. Edwards of East-
over lias accepted a call to the pastor
ate of the Wiltiston Baptist Church for
all his rime. Ho will take charge of
the work February 1st.
ua
I
Mr. J. D. Garrison, the best farmer
In Red Oak Township, called Ia*t week
and gave us a year’* aubscrlptlon In
advance And Tkk PeoFl< w ill glad
ly pay him 52 visita this year.
Alter a Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year at home Miss Ronnie Aid-
rich took the Coast Line train 8undav
afternoon for Baltimore, to resume net
studies In the Conservatory of Music.
. Mr. T. A. Greene, formerly of Bam
berg, l* selling low country cane syrup
iii'Hpartanbnrg and Editor Petty, who
ha* been faiuiTiar with sorghum Tor
half a century, gives up that uuc long
sweetening is the best he hat us ted.
We have before ns statement! of the
three hanks doing business In the South
Georgia town of Valdosta, which has a
population of 3,000 soul*. Their, capi
tal stock aggregates $270,000. w nlle tie
posit* amount to over $577,000. Our
corresjiomleiit accounts for this pros
perity hy this brief statement: ’‘Peo
ple here make their home supplies.”
Invitations were Issued last week to
the marriage of MDa Lnclle Virginia,
daughter of Hon. and Mrs. J. O. Pat-
rson. ahd Mr. Sheldon Bull Moseiy,
the Barnwell Methodist Church on
t,unlay, 21 «t inat. at T>ne o’clock, p.
The bnde to-be D deservedly well
beloved hv a wide circle of devoted
al gifts Ttnd graces and brilliant ac
complishment*. and the happy winner
of her hand and heart whits an adopt
ed son of BarnweH D none the leas hon
ored tbiTlils high character and busi
ness qualification*. The good wishes
of the entire community go to them In
advance. , -
After the ceremony a reception will
be held at the residence of Judge and
Mrs. Patterson from 2 until 4 p. at.
The public (uctsllatjnn of the offl.i
of Blackvilie I.odge No. 18
will take place at Park Hall </i T ues-
day, Jao. 17th, at 8p m. Tpe public
and especially the ladle* A:ordiatly
Ihviunl to attend, \ I’rogrHnimV:
Music, By Mis* Flnvrks Black.
PemYer ’• Rev. i J . K. Kistler.
Installation Ode, Tbel U-dr.
Lecture by Mr. I) ,T. Auld, G. K. of
R. & S. of 8 Jiuter, 8. C.
An all round and all right farmer Is
our g<><»d friend Mr. J. W Bin, and we
enjoyed hD call on Saturday greatly.-
He indjeve* lo growing all the g«*od
thing-* of this Hie, pnadlde in thD lati
tude ami the younger farmer who fol
lows his example is sure of success.
He finds Hire a very profitable crop,
both for the grain am.! tbe straw,
w hich, is first clan* stock food. 8luce
gathering time be has fed it to hK
stock and in consequence ha* an abun
dance of' fodder for the working
months. He has a promisiifg wheat
c op and will have good crop* all over
his place. t _ •
I'O CLIENTS A CONST! I'CENTS.
. - . . 1 v
— I beg to give notice th:»T during The
session of the l,egi«lature I Will he In
my office,-in Barnwell, every Saturday,
to serve clients and constitueuts.
llespsetfiill v,
Roltort Aldrich.
1
KEEP UP WITH THE PROCE-S-
MON.
Converse College has ftdlowetl W’of-
ford’p lead and adopted Monday instead'
of Saturday a* the weekly holiday.
If that D good fv*r colleges would it
not he better for town ^nd «x>untry
schools 7
TO TE ACIIERS AND TRU8TEE8.
Blackville, S. C., Jan. Jth.-lHftft.
Editor Peoflk :
I^t me announce that I have a«*nmed
the duties of the dfilt-e of County .Su
perintendent ni Kdueaflim
All letter* muathe addressed to tne
at Black ville, 8. C.
Will he at Barnwell 1st and 3d Mon
day a iu ea -h month.
A But«t, Sr.,
. / Co Sup. Ed.
anohier warn in a.
of the rude bitys aet fire to squirrel’s
tail, which enabled nur dog to run hy
sight .so we smut bagged tne game and
never fired a gun.
We vDited Barn welt on sale day and
before arriving on the swapping
ground were reminded of a pa-sage iu
the good book, that white the earens*
is there will t.„e eagles lie gathered to
gether: but on our arrival discovered
that the large drove of buXr.ard* we
saw over Turkey Creek made a mistake
and tPuf to go a\* »y hungry, hut we
think the daykies had a good killing
time celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s
“’Mancipation proclimNiinn.” It wa*
the quietest day for the. large crowd
that we ever saw. * ' •* -
8ome of the pluckiest of our farmeje
gre getting over the * 6100*” and have
picked up courage enough to start their
work ami soon we will *ce the nigger
and the mule and the nigger veiling
out gee, you fool; but as lornrutr Indi
vidual self we don’t feel like we would
ever have any 4 taste for work ' again.’
We hear of lot* of melons that are to he
planted thi* ve*r but we don’t want any
finger in the pie.
Some few davs since we entertained
two Mormon Eider*, we . think very
much against ti,e opinion ofTtiK Barn-
warn. Paori.r.. hut we did *o w ith the
promise in Holy Writ that hy so doing
we migh^eutertain angelsuiiMwares,
—- - Hi ah Mas
EIIRIIARDt NEWS.
M r. Emmet Copeland, Vho ha* been
spending the Xmas holidayjTat his
htune.s-returned td Newhery College
Monday.
Mrs. T: D. Jones and Miss Salome
Wilson, visited Ehrhardt Tuesday
evening.
We are sorry to^avrhat on account
of llffi'es* Mr.T»avld Danhelly m not-
able to go hack to school.
MoaO. K. McMillan and Mr*. J. C.‘
McMTlIan spent Thursday at Mr. F. E.
Copeland’s.
Mr*. J. II. Fender and little son,
William, spent W ednesday at Mr. Wes
ley Vitder’s. * » .
Miss Virgin Carter, the little daugh
ter^ Mr ChsrHe Carter, is spending
time with Mr 1 W. Carter.-
I'he hoii-c recently vacated hy Mjj
.r A 8AD DISPENSATION.
After we had gone to pre<s last week
we hegrd of the death of Mrs. Rosa Lee
Harter, wired! Mr. Wyman Harter and
daughter of the Die Mr. CurtD Faust,
The circumstances were inexpressibly
sad. She was on'y about twenty year*
of age . Tbe devoted love of her litts-
haml, two hright little chi dren atul
many relatives sud friends made her
Ilf a perfectly happy one -
On new year’s morning she was
alone for a short while with her little
one*, her husband having gone to make
a brief call on his brother, who
lived near by YVhile stamling near
the hearth with her hack to the fire her
dresa caught and the (Ltines Hashed to
her head Immediately, in «n«hleu terror
she ran fiotii the house artuf fifty yards
away fell beside a fat light wood stump
that had been chopped for kindling,
wood. The chips ami splinter* added
.fuel to the flaines which burned a* ay
e.very ho|ie of recovery, Ort Monday
death relieved her sufferings ami she
entered into eternal peace and rest.
Her burial jn the Brant grave ynrd was
attended by a large concourse of sor
rowing relatives and friend*. Rev. G.
I). Kinard conducted the final services.
Mrs. Harter wa* a consistent member
of Allen’s Chapel Bapti >t Church To
the husband ami children so sadly and
suddAilv bereaved the "sympathies of
all w hoTV'ave felt the sorrow of parting
with loved one? D extended.
Br uno Quinine Tablets
refund money if it laif* to
genuine has L. B. Q, on
RUCK LEX’S ARMCA SALTE.
THE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cut*, BruDsa, 8ores, Ulcer*, Salt
Rheum. Fever .Sore*,' Tetter, Chapped
Hand-, ^Chilblains, t'orn*, and aii Jskin
Eruptions, and positively cure* Piles, or
no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. Price 25 cents par box. For
Sale by J. C. Creech ami C. N. Burck
halter.
FIRE INSDRANCE.
We are able to give the peqfde of
Barnwell county reliable Fire Insu
rance. The Fort Wayne Insurance
Co . which we represent, w as establish
ed In lt8- r »0 and D now licensed and do
Ing tm si Res* in seventeen Htste*. Con
servative In ha management, we solicit
a share of the rb>k» of the county, 4Ve
in*nn! Glu Houses ami nontenta. If
you are iu need of Insurance write u».
- ; J. C. Smith A 1 '« ,Gert. Agrufs,
Barnwell, C: H., H. C.
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ll : Hendersonville.
“ Asheville. .
tl:40 am’ 1;40 pi
12:15 p n- b
.... .j...! 0:10 p l
la-NVe Ashevtllc..
“ hirnffaidairg....
’* Glenn htirluga..
“ t r. i iiviIU-
*• I.ajirrn-...., M ,
“ Anderrou .A.
An ire C,rf en wussl
“ Augusta
-IIE.YDQUARTER.S-.
Barnwell County Regiment of U. C. V.,
;; ; RarnwcH, 8. C. Jan. 9th, 1899.
Each Carpo ompodogthe Barr well
County ReJmentnf United Confedet^
ate Veterans wMI send a representative
t<* Barnw ell, C. ll., to meet on Saleday
In Fehruarv,'J899, to take kome definite
action a* to the. meeting of th* U. C.
V”* , which will take place In Charles
ton next May: Com man'er* of camps
w IB sec that IhOtr camps-are represent
ed.
Frank H. Crem-h.
Col. Conr’dg.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County. '
Frank J. Cheney- make* «>ath that he
is the Wntof partner of the fi-in of F. J.
Chaney A; Co., doing business in the
Citv of Toledo. County and fttato afore
said. and that said firm w ill pav the
sttni of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and erery case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Iworn to heforb me antV'soh.-crihed
in niv presence, this <!;h day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1880. . ‘"t
A. YV. GWsqp.^ .
I•' +KA, Notary Public.
HaU'< Catarrh Cure Is taken infern
ally and acts directly on the blow! and
mucous surfaces of Mie s.j>U'in. bepd
for testimouial*. free.
F J. CHENEY * CO , Toledo, 0.
Sold bf Druggists. 75.t.
Hall'* Family Pill* are the best.
Jos. M. Skityijer,
Attorney-at-Law,
BARNWELL, S. C.,
Will attend faithfully and promptly
to any huslnesa In the Courts anil pub
lic office* that may be entrusted to him.
£ S p. Li, jbT,
DENTIST, Office. WillDton,
8. O. .Kqnlnped for travel
ling-.i Work i r
4 be at ofilce tn Williaton every Sat
urday and Monday, lyr.
l.fMM'
Arrive
41
44
r r . ♦ g#
t nli cun
Kak-hfh.
Mo: folk...,'
Piter* bunr....
Richmond ....
1:20 pm 7:00 a
3:U1 p m !0;I5 j
48)5 p m
it: 10 pn,!;0:20
0g»5bni:
; nwp
S.-J0 am.
H.-46 am 3:l«*p
lO.ia) am
r 1 !*!)! p in 4^0 p
1:97 pfti 10:41 p
T.-00 a
2: 7 pmf ......
5:10 p mj 11:10 a
4:44 pTfij
2:14 a m;
7:80 « mi
ft.-no a mi
h:*J0 a mi
8:40 a m
i):45 a m
max) a ro
Levve AukuhU ...
Arrive Allendale...
“ Fairfax
“ Yenuwiti*-...
- *• Heanfort,...
“ Vmt Uo>al..
L«-avu ('barlrttiai
“ Savain.nh..
“ Port Royal j 1:15 p m
“ lteauf««t,.»..i... 140 p m
“ ycniHs*»e 2:45 p m
“ Fairfax
AiUnriulc
2:M p t
54U pi
5:IS pi
fi:20 p |
7i20 pi
7:85 p l
ft:m »1
» . « • • • • <
Arrive Auvust
A * m
7:25 a m
7:85 a m
8:80 a m
-,| 9:80 • Ml
9:45 a m
11:4ft p Ml
By a professional smith, who has *tnd-
iod four years ttmlef h Veterinary Sur
geon, a specialty at
J. L. BIRT’S ELKO SHOPS,
where all manner of YVood and Iron
YY’ork is done hy first ela** workmen
with the very best material at price* to
suit the time*.
- Repair* of Buggies, YY'sgon*. Gnus,
Pistol*. <£(-, Ac, made quickly and in a
strictly workmanlike manner.
Satisfaction Utiarante'-d to *1| rea
sonable |»eople. Give me a Trial, l will
do the rest.
J. L. BIRT, Elko, s.C. -f
< lose, connietlmie at Grr<nw<a>d for alt
point* one. A. I,, am) t v . A G Railway, and
at SpatlDtilamr with Fonllnru Railway.
For any Infi.-ru-atinu Klativa to tldHftM,
rates, scbeduli s. e*c.. addrira.
YY'. J. ( K ' IG, G«tn Fa**a. Agent,
K. M . NORTH, Pol. Ajrriit.
T. M. Emerson Traffic Manager.
FIFE!
-.•» W -
Life, Accident
**THE CHAttLK8T0K USE.»»
SOUTH CAKOl.lNA A
GEORGIA R. R. CO
rite Shortest Route Between Charle*-
ton and Atlanta and Asheville, N.C.
PASSENGER DKPABTMEMY,
-ClURLKaiON, 8. C.,
,4€UEDLLEIN EFFECT JANUARY
Ikt, H99.
DAILY
LIGHTNING.
Live Stock
Ly Charleston
Summerville
I’rcgualls.
Georges..........
Brauchvilte.... ..
Rowesyllle.......
Oraugcl
'on
Klugvllle
Ar Columbia
7 00 am. 0 $0 put
7 4l am 6 09 pm
8 13 am
h 25 am
8 »6 am
9 10 am
9 23 am
0 49 pm
7 oo pm
7 50 pm
8 07 pm
8 ffi
511 niu » Oft pm
.10 15 am 9 20 |
..1! 00 am It
Col. Gallow ay of the Coast Line sys
tem came over on Friday t^nd retuainetl
4« -the Ltoutfty until Monday,ritwrkmg
..alter railroad matters Ue takes a live
ly Intereit in tbe welfare of tlie farm-
era along the extension, and'repent*
his wandng that it w;ill be UN’YVISK
for them to plant melon* thi* Spring
w ith the expectation of shipping them
over the Coast Line.' Thera is no cer
tainty, he says, that the road will he
completed by watermelon time, and
those who go ahead and plant against
repeated warnings may have* to let
their crops rot In the fields.
| - »
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A. Bulst, Sr .County superintendent
of Education—Notice to Trustees and
Teachers. _
John K. Sneiling Judge of I’rohate—
Notice to Administrators, Ac.
Mrs. Lula A.’Cain. Administratrix—
Notice to Debtors and Creditor* and
Sale of-Personalty, Estate of Obed C.
Cain, deceased.
YV. Preston Morris, Executor,—No
tice to Debtor* and Creditoi* of tbe
Estate of H. B. Uartzog, deceased.
John K Shelling, Probate Judge-
Citation, Estate of Miss Kjlza L. Kirk
land.
YVlI.liam Boyd—Notice of Applica
tion for final discharge as Administra
tor of Hampton Sapp.
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.—Cotton
Seed Meal, Cotton Seed Hulls and V’ut-
ton Seed.
Merchant* and Planter* Bank of
Blackville—Quarterly Statement
The be«t quaTTryTof meal I* manufactured at our
mill located at y^iir County seat and i« sold at
Id west prices, ri -
We help to pay the tuxes In thi* State and Coun
ty ; w hy send your money outside of the State or
imo other Couutieir
T
We have hundreds of ton* of hnlla on hand earo-
fiitly housed. Hulls are the cheapest forage you
can possibly buy.
—At Lowest Rates tn—
Strongest Companies.
Butler, Calhoun & Cn
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL.
LvColtimbT* 8J5 am .*1 88 pm
RiugvllJS'rt-,.,vi^7 3b am 4 38 pm
Fort Mntte ... 7 43 am 4 dOTpm
St. MaUhews 7 58 arn 6 04 pm
Orangehurg.,,.n. 8 ^ sm 0 29 pm
Rowesville........ 8 34 sm 545 pm
Branchviile. 9 06 am ft 17 pm
Georges 9 31 am 6 42 pm
I'regnall* 9 34 sm 7 CO pm
Summerville 10 18 am 7 ft3 pm f
ArCharle>tQn..,^^ M IUtt-aiiL 8 17 pm
AGRICULTURAl
HECHANICAL COLLEGE.
SIX DEPARTMENTS.
Agricultural.
Mechanical....
liiterary ...
. .Chemical,
... .Tex rile.
.. Military.
Lv Charleston..
7 00
am
530
P«k
Branchviile.
..... 9 15
am
7 5o
pm
Bamberg
9 41
am
8 19
pm
Denmark...
9 52
am
8 31
pm
Blackville..
......10 10
am
860
pm
WllUston...
.10 27
am
9 10
pm
Aiken
am
9*7
fW ?
Ar Augusta....
11 51
am
10 46
pm
Lv Augusta... .
o2o
am
3W
P«
Aiken
702
am
4 00
P*
^ WTUlstonr..
7 41
am
4 41
P«
WackvBle ..
7 56
am
8 03
P»
Denmark...
8 IS
am
6 19
pm ,
Bamberg...
8 24
am
53ft
pm
Branchviile.
905
am
0 17
paa
Ar Charlestor.
1100
am
8 17
pi
15 cents per bushel.
of 30 lh«. That ia what we are peylng for aeed
delivered at our oiill.
s'
Beat equlppetl College In the So tub.
150 students, beud for Illustrated cat
alogue.
HENRY s; I! ARTZOO.
f}lem*on College, S. C.
90 YEARS'
expcrieiick
- Tba Fi'ipino* are showing their
teeih. They fought Spai.i for freedom
acj . . .u # u . - , ^ and are unw illing to take tbe United
-wt 1 ! j a8 » ncw maaterT A nd they have
Cattlemen.
' ; ALU
. o
the better ot th argumeut.
Oat of 70 surgical e'.acs of men
wounded in bailie now in one of the
New York hospitals there baa been but
one death. Tbe rest will recover with
■nweelr-* *r*r.- Ynr tnrdCcIared by
the surgeons that 25 per cent would
hare died had ths'.woti'idty been caused
hy the leaden bullets from the weapon*
oPMl.
V
who are Intereiieu in fertilizers or In feeding stock
write to “The Secretary of Agriculture, Washing* .- ■—
ton, D 0.,” and ask him to seat! you Kannwt* Bui- J.
teitn No. Jit Cotton Seed and It* Prodnbt*:’’ Ir* "
Will Im sent to you feoa on application. Th* ftcU
gtren In thlslxilletln ctuae 'from an anpn judl<v d
source and from the highest amborltlea iu the Uni
ted States. affijl
The Southern Got ton Oil Co.,
tf, 9* mZSIMOXS, Aealsuut Manager.
; . ■ —• . *• *. - *
Tradc Mams
Deatons
., Wmsm CoevatoKTS mo.
, Aftym* *en<tln* ■ aket<4»«wddgfUp*tnwm«T
Scientific American.
A ksnfoomeiy Ula
euUtton of any r'
t«*f: tnor moot.
ntiBr yZmZ. Terror IRji
- - *aamtlerk.
fAST XXpStKSe' ALOrSTA AXD W&flUM*
TOM. ^
Connection via Denmark and At C* I*.
Lv Augnsta .. 2 30 pm
Lv Aiken 3 09 pm
Ar Denmark:. A 12 pm
Lv Iienmark. .. • 1? P*
I^T AIken 7 19 pm
Ar Augusta ,..'1 60am
daily sxcarr *ckday.
> Camdyn 8 45 am 3 I'O pm
:"Carti.r«p Junction. 9 35 am
Ar KingyUle.1003 am
Lv Klngvlfle.^... .;J0.16 am
Camden Junction 1048 am
Ar Camden 11 40 pqi
CoNKMcrioite: Clyde Lise.
* ton; !’. M. R.'Rr,
• Sou therrt Ry., Columbia.
Coonectiun to and I
through Palace
deeper.
h. A. EMERSON.,
if; SAN
3 00 pi
4 28 pm
4 £8 pm
5 13rm
C 31 am
Charles*