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TUURSUAY, JANUARf li 18M.
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Tto MXt roctfUir communication pi
Ikurmonf laod^a N<>.* 17A.’. F.\ N.-.
1 be held at tbe new MMor.JrTem
Barnwell open lltb ney oi
the <eenie..Jte)nK *iie t{n<l
«ntey tn mU month, beglbnlug u •*
•.weltre.” - y ■■ 4HP
By M^Urot W.vM.-. Z. '
H. P Axusueds. 8*>*hptb»f Wo Tfcm.
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The.-f’ornlh* niwlljiii oi Permvel
Lodftr K<> iB, jfwjUrtJtii. of I’yttiiuH
will l)e. hHtl bi Ibelr Hall on Fridu)
ni{cht«i % 6'clock. A full attend
a> ce la requested.
By order of •
C. F. MOLAIR, C. C.
Wm, ticNAB.^- R. ; x
.. $£ti
for vale. A
son.
■r. II. C. Creech of Kline wa* W
tovrn on Tueadaf. - ^
>' Miss Maude Harrison retorned Sut-,
imlny from a long and (dcasant vUU to
Obarleaton.
. Mr. W. R. Erwin t»f ^lansvllle. Dar
lington county, Visited his old home at
Fairfax lait weefc.
t Itfrpoh* from Columbia livi'cate 'h it
the.I/rgUiMinre, will, try to relieve the
ylogged Court* by either reducing ti e
Xl*e of ^rarTclndjdta or rstabiishing
county court*,-The Seconal (.'ircult
now .oot^Uina aoyuu countu*. and It
nnght. to.be wadA smaller. Thf work
is t<5o great for judge or sodcitor.
ey Ci'wa with helKir ' calves
p)Fy to A. Howard Tatter-
f
MEI.OX LANDS TO RENT.
. P,n the line of the new railroad ex
tension and wlthfn a iu<Iq of the Caro
line Midland Depot, ^pply to
Butler Uagood.
CORN FVK SALE. .
. Two hundred bosheli of good corn in
the ear for «al« at the Bronson place
one mile Weal of Barnwell,
4— Apply to
S. Lv UeftCocl.
A LIBERAL REWARD V
will l»e, paid for recovery of a long r
elim, pal*, ned hound, whlU spot on
pack of ueckf white breast, fore leg*
J ihite to,body, hind legs white to knee
obits, tip of tail white, and while face.
Angus Baxley.
Sii.slling, 1\ O.
Senator Aldrich spent Saturday
ftiindny at limine. •.
and
m
on Tuesday.
Mr. W. V. (.Jill, of Allendale, was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr. J. A. .1 «mkin?.paULuj*..lu.i.aanuaJ,
i>!ea*int N f cw Year call on Monday
Mr. Lawrence 1* Hammoinl. of (Char
leston, spent Saturday aud aun'day~ in
town with friends. ^
The Atlantic 0'a«t Line steam shovel
began work on Saturday^© dig under
the Carolina Midland track.
County Saperintendeht of Edncatimr,
Rev. A BoDt. wa* in town Monday at
tending to the-diuie* of his ofllce.
Mr. W. A. B. Newsom, one of onr
&st t . friend*] tyade u* happy on 'blue
Monday by-hi* annual pleasant visit,
Several hundred hands have been
brought oyer from Georgia to out out
fcross ties along the A. C. I,, extension.
, Mr. iLjW, Dychr-id -friend* were glud-
ln nee him in town,the lir.t part, ol the
week, aftep''several years’- reaidetice in
Amerlciis, Ga. ^ *
i Mr. J. W. Main of Jenny wa's in
town on Tuesday and paid u* one of id-
pleasant. calls, lie al-o brought kind
remepibranceS to us from Mr. (f. M.
Brant. -
The proai h'ng dar« at Long Branch
^hu rch have been changed 1 froin The
«ecom| Saiiiidny and Sunday to H.e
t^liird Saturday and Sunday in eacir
mouth. i
f 6ne of the Invelle-t tlaners of the
season was given "at Masonic Hail. Kri-
day evening, by Mi**v* 'fobin and He|-
linger., comfd|m< iitary to Mtsscs Tafi
And Xeimeyer.
. fl<»n. G. Duncan Bellinger returned
Sundav morning from B^a'ifnrt ijrrnrt.
ind left Tuesday morning for Colum
bia t* enter upon the discharge ol his
duties as Attorney Gcmeral. ^
‘llever Charlie .Brown left for the
yVt st on ‘Wednesday evening for an
other carload of llr*t cla-s stock. He
w ill get hack next Thur.dsv See lit*
*1 in another column and give hiuaa
111.
- flr* J. Cmwforrl Key*, mothe" of
Capt. J. C. Keys of lllackville, died at
tier home in Anderson on the llrh Inst.,
Aged 84 years, leaving six,suits and two
daughters, to whom she wa* a most af
fectionatc and beloved nioUier.
i The cut*lag out of the Coast Line
Rights of Way through Turkey Creek
^td Saltkehatchie show, that the«e
r.Hampa contain an immense smomUof
valmihle timlier tRe*, poplar, cypress,
tun Ac We umlyrst mt that the Old
arnwell Knterprl-e M*i!N, now owned
A HOLIDAY. , > .
To-day Is G< n. R. B. Lee’s blrihdity
and a State hf•Iflay.,
• Bapks ihhmjjiiodt the State will he
closed.
TO CLIENTS & CONSTITUENTS.
I beg to give antic* thatdu,rlng the
session of the Legislature I Vyill be in
rpv ofHe?. in Bfiiwell, every Saturday,
to sefvb clients and Omvtitnent*.
ile.speftfully,
Robert Ahliich.
TO TftAClJEKs AND TRUSTEES.
Blackvilie, S. C.. Jan. 4ML 1303.
Enltol , . 1’koei.Kt
Let me anununte that I haVe riSSumed
the duties «;f tlm ofilce of Coduty Su
perintendent of Edui atlou
All letter* 11111**; he addressed to me
at Black vllle, S. C. L - -
Will be at Btriiwell 1st and .‘id Slon-
Jhj 5 fn ea ;h uiouVh.
r - A Bni«t, Sr.,
Co Sup. Kd.
TAX ENTKXsioN.
Tldfl ](. the w ording rtf tfie fdsfliuflou
iuirodi ced tv nen itor Aldriyli for an
extension of the time for paying tuxes
without p^unltv:
B? it enacted by the General Assem
bly of tbe Statu of South Carolina:
That the time for the payment of all
taxes, inclmth+g State, ciiiu+U’, school
ami special taxes,
Repre-entative J. O. Patterson spent ""'i levied for the liscal
I Subday at home. -B^bding^emun^r ol, A. D. »808
^ v ne, and Kii(|)ie hpn*i»v exieitued
RMI-. I). R Cloy, of Allendale, was in ffoni t'fl) .'li-t day of December, A. l>.
IS3.S,'until and ioeludlng the day
of February, A. 1), 1833, and the coun
ty treasurers of the snveial ‘•on 11 ties of
tlie Stale are hereby authorized H*id re-
.Ubi'fd tn CKccirn. auv -aiul al-l sn-Awib
taxes, wlthont. j»enaliv, up to and in-
eluding life day of Fcbruifrv, A-
.0. IBV5.
our rEtfPm/x.CtfLjflkBfAr
f^eiiRtor Robert Aldrich l* C’b:t'nngn
of t*'e SenaW Committee* on Miiiiarj
and Printing. —
Senator S G. Mayfleid ia Chairman
of tin* Senate Judiciary Uummiltee and
TTieiuVf of tbe f’o .imittee on Trailloads
ajid Internal fmprmVtn*nra
Ri picentauve .1 O Patterson is sec
ond on.the C.imlniiteo on Privilege*
and Electro * and niemher of rbe C iin-
uiiitweXoii Railroad* rublics-Prjiulng.
Representative W. D. Black on Com-
mhtee* on" Internal Improvements,
PutlMc Huildlbga"
Representative K. L. Sander* on
Committee* on PemteciTary,* ommerce
anil I9xiiirf.iciuj ^4 ;
Repre-eiitaiivL II. il ( r u;t ( Clulr-
tuatt of CoiiMhiticc on Wavs and Means,
niemher of C miinlttee on State Hospt-
tat for the ! n-anc.
Rejiri-t, n aMve J R. Black on Com
mittee on
Bills.
These po-itions -how rite good stand-
fng <>f the Barnwell and Bamberg deli-
Bakino
Powder
Makes tlie-fbod moire ddicious aiid frHoiesom
mtfni
the ensuing vllar • Dlctatof—A. Bnl*t.
sri A*i\ititant Dictator—11. I* Dvch**;
Vice Dictator -F. P. Groves; Repo: ter
—L. R, Free; Fin R-porter—H W.
Briggst TfeXsairel—II, 1*. Leonard;
Guide—O D C Lange; Guardian—M.
i?.' l)wWitt5 J Sentinel—Jo** Gree».
The E'lertie—Gonxales’tlasco is very
mucli discussed en our streets nosj
and the uoncensus of opinion m*ems to
lie that the otie Is a* deep In the rtiud x*
the other In the mire. It forcibly re
minds us of SsiiiIk*’* dream n» rented
by liim*elf. “I t^ot I been d»*<!, and Sin
Peter axe me, wen I dock at de db, I*
you rhHn or wAlkin? I >11 'em 1 (Iff
' alk, (I?ii lie say you can go oil, you
c-aiv’t come. in. I gnno w"'ay an ’recily I
meet one wite man, xn I tell’sm no nuse
to go behlout yer G ilo, fer I dull try.
De w|ie man h-»ir* '.lie to gid llo^-n pun
my han* and news and let'em git pun
my hack, den bof of n* kin go rite in.
So wen we git. to de gat©-, dc wdin man
noc9 an Sin Peihr say, rililiLdr walk-
in? do wlte than sar rldiu, -Sih Poter
say. hitch yer critter outside an enmin.
I wake up an say to m.f-self, dau *
dream. 1’se'so glad/ biit'ded er Ih© I
ent to he no bo's fer nobody fef 1 kin
help it.”
A. B. C.
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KLINE DOTS, _ ^ •
Our Jidle town U not very new*
this week, save for the nnweleon
presence of the dreaded monster Ls
Grippe which wtih faithful tenaelt.y
lias made h’mself a guest, In almost ev
ery household In our vhtfnliy, seeiiiiiig-
ly CW> conscientious to .slight.
W'e ai e to he abM t«i stM© that
by the skillful treatment of Dr. W, S..
Havener Mr II. B Cave, an unfortun
ate victim, escaped a ihreatened second
attack rrf pnenmonta—In cnmbinntlmv
with La Grippe, from which lie is con-
valeselng. an.I we hope his recovery
mav be»pcedy
.. -A-U iav-Mur vii-i 11 it.v seem to realias I he.
S r A T E M E N T O F E X1»i i N S ICS
of BinAv.di Cdiinf* feft ih'e part fl^ca!
year.
Amount pitd —
com plot ion rtf Another revolntlen of the
old Wheel of t'ortiitle. cKefftily greet
ing the happy New Year, have, with
Spa ran courage, set almit in a lively
manner preparing to HU each of the
next 3^n igtrepage* witB- letters of
immoyta! glow, although dreary-wpath-
er'TVf iTie past week.lias kept everyone
imlortrs, with the old quotation, “Be
*ad li-.ii t. and < ca«e replningrTor
behind tlie clouds the sun is skilling,”
for com fort.
I'nun evidences watermplftrf* will he
Hie maximum product of T f*J in Ibis
coin'minity,
This S|n tng finds most of our farm
©r* iinusuallv blesied wltli l.liog af'il
liomiriy,”-hMo rtrs— cifrrd—Slid potato
crops wi*.c an :tl.nii(|nnt protlucg, ©O
wIihi meaiVfi ttlT* nnirtivurlng? A* In
tlie wilderness we fear our imaginary
wafit* bother ns a great deal more than
the real ntre*.
A Wa-hington (|ivice predicts the
.law n of Ibe UillhMilnm ak being upon.
11*. but tlii* scribe is verv much difaji-
pointeu if tills 's ihe fffTtfC'nRjftl
Observer.
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LiUtlfe MEETING PROGRAMME.
The U don meetings of tlie, Barnwell
.HaptDt A**oclaiioii will he lield on
siatnrday ar'd Suiolav, .lanttary 28th
and ibilfi IS^-XX follows:
1. 'llie 1*^ Divlsimj wM meet at the
church at f* slritionnt, R rs.fi N. As-
Jiiitton will be present.
Th© Bull Pond Dcidocrikle Cwb met
onjhe 7th inst.,~Mnd ujianliiiomdy en
dorsed x* suitable meb fqr Townahlp
OommUsioneMi. J. A. Rou*3 xhu (4. 8.
Dupuis, to ttll ibe VHcXiudeA caused by
the resignations of J. J. HayeA ami J.
O. Brunson.
Mt.C^ L. Brunson of Erwlqtffn w*s
down on x visit to relxtlves last week.
Cupid seems to be very busy In this
neighboi hooi. ;
* R.
HEADLtNEd, WITH TAIL NDTEd.
' A ^Ipthorx of Nuptiwl Ehots—More
to Follow.
An Epidemic of Fires—Little Insur-
xmJe. . , (
A Dearth of Dollars—No llopeof In
crease .. 3 .
hkatorial Talk—No MaterixlGatlon
, H(.b*on;r.ai.ion’—No Advocates here.
Popolar Senllinetit with Regard to
The Philippines—Anti-A iinexxtlonD-
•ic- ‘
Aon of a Barnwell County Nono gen-
srlsit )<o*i Corn and Horse In Ante-
Christmas Fire—Nerd* lltlp.
‘Wanderer’ytlll on , the Uutslde of
Terra Firma—Oil Korfect.
Bamberg, 8. 0., Jan. Iffth, 1600.
MRd
JAS. A. HOLLY.
'|V*w nwtdp Conurtisrloners, $
.V)l 40.
AtuH'or,
500.00,
Board' of KquRleatmti.
101.40
( Wi k iif < iuirt,
-loo. 00':
Su;>’f. of Ed’ctn. (Couiuv),
5.13.1*!
HIV-riff,
1^311.01
Mati-tintes & Constables,
2.185 8L:
('rtroner.
219 9'i.
1’oor House :li'd I’oor,
1,SOI. 18.
Road*, B’dg* A 1 h’n e-tng,
3,C77.od.
.(Tin* shove*nn*if. ? t m-
ciude* SCm"'*’ fTpabl
fl
w.tiff
road <[\ i r-
licm o^$l.(KJ
reaohitloq of
Bi
h.v I'liiladelpliia capitalists, ate huvJ
^ thetijuber and w ill soon resume opera- f*dition to tiieir lixed daiar-
u
vug pr
irt-n per ili
pe-r daV.'umler
the Cmrnty Board uf Cotrr-
mi«*i<mvrs ) -
Books, stationery and
Printing,
C ontingent expvns •*, in
• eluding Court Exjx ii-cs x
Salaries of >u|-ervi«or. t.'Pk
to Conidy B'j'a.ra, Trtasu 1-
er, &«., j
Post Mortem Exami’iRs,
Lunatic*’examination A
Conveying,
Inqnert Ires paid Nlagls-
rates and f Vinsliihies in tflf-
tloiis.
0 . u rropomon 01 monev* on
1 D d« time that you were thidklng’-hand-at the hegi.rtiii'ig of
shqut your garden. Liberal manuring I GFe year pilhr U.t' , t^>crg <
WH « deep spading ot plowing I*-the Fnan from «i»b»g Fund
^t wtork. The uarly, hard variety of Commbsioih
■k
tes,
. . . PropoffoO of money* ftn/
thinking .‘haud’at the l.egiinjing of
eas inay bo,planted wi^li safety w hen
the w eather j? farr Mhl a I.ettuee,
qnions,.splnneli and mustard should
t’pme uext. ‘‘ It is time to sow* th© early
varieties of ei^hliage seed. A good gar
dm is half the living of a well fed lam
Hy. ■ Y
. Mr. Willie Lhtjf, while
800.91.
6,lG7.f'3.
8'J 00.
5:15 90.
15S.30.
5.183.31.
krw ■and '*. G
2. The 2nd Division will meet
Rosemary, Revs T. P. LiUe and J,
Edward* vVfll be present.
: "flie 4tn Division will trip«t
:tbe church at. Gr> at r--al<ikc hatch its
Revs Win. Haynsworth and A. Buist
will he 'present. • —70—
5. The- rub Division will meet- at
Gralijim*’ (Denmark) church. Revs, A.
I* Tu'iie.- uud W. D..Mc.Millii/i will he
’present. ^ ^
The fodo.v.'ng pro^raoifne I* .«ug-'
On Tliursday morn, just as the new
day of Jau. Rth, 1890, began to dawn,
the ilread aogtl of denij entered the
home of Mr: Ja*. A. iMly atttt chose
lor Ilk victim the gefltle and loving
wife. She was the only dan^fitPr of
Citpt. and 1 Mrs. Ja*. IT Kay.; and. was
horn Dee. 4t.h, 1858. Her s'ay on earth
Was 40 years, I month and one day, and
alas! how short a time to those who
knew her. For hPr's was the presence
ot the-true Cnrlstlan, which in*pired
those, with wliom she was sssooinfed-
wi»h a high and noble pur|M»*e for
g»a)d.—Kbe-warwtjmnshrtent rnemher-of-
rho Frlrtnd*Hlp Baptist church for
mi^ny years. Wlieti in the bloom of
youth and beauty, in thq ftpfltigtltfiVof
life, Whan befttre hef all seemed fair
•itul lovely; she accepted the Saviour,
ail’d during her last moment* no earth
sh- found him 'learer and mum prec
ious to her than ever before, and asked
that herdoyad diie* gather around her
bedsldu and pray for. bhq Was s|«?k on
ly a few days, ititd hever bel g strong;
could noy survive the hand of disease
that grasped her frail form. She
leave* a grief-stricken Ijpisbaty), eight
- ILEA DqUA IITE R8^
Barnwell County Regiment of U. C. V.,
BarDweR, S. C. Jniit’&h, 1899/Yf
Kaeli Camo ev*mpo«lng_tlle Bare well
County RO ilmentnf United Confeder-
at# Veterans w'll send A representative
to Karnwell,C. 11. f to meet on Saleday
In Fehmarv, 1839, to liGtij some definite
action a* to the meeting pf ilia U. C.
V’s , which w III takn Jjlahe In Charles
ton next May. Cointiliiu .'ers of camps
will ace that their camp* are repreaetil
ed. - ■ v -. %■ '. >:
Fflillr II. Creech,
, f ttfl. Com’dg.
B. J. Hamm* tr, ^
Ai\L
NO CURE—PAY.
That t« the war all dritg<1«lf
citli.R Tbxfc for
fell
’jt
Gkir^itTi TaaTKt.xas cnij.^ Toxic
Chlllf and Malaria. It R pimply Iren
andi^iijnin© ii^fasteicrfl/rtitn. Child
ren prthR. A<Wt* prefe/ it 40 l
Ransealtng I’oide*. rr\cej 50c.
Bale by U. N. Burckhalter.
bitter,
For We
PeddilCr—Wnhldn’t jtm like eome
mottoes tor. youi honkg (hnnil U’a
very ch^etlhg tw 4 Inilltahd to see f
hfinkg nv
nice trolpt on the wall wlieti he conns
home. •. . i- fc
Mrs. Do Jaggs^-Yrtti jhlgnt sell trfc
one if you’ve g«*t one that spy a ‘.Betti r
Late Than Never.”—New York Wtek-
»y- _ ' ,
Tfcllow daithillce C’u'rtdL
Suffering Hitmaulty should be sup-'
plied with everv means possible for its
relief. Ic la with pleasure we publish
the following: “This.is Rt certify that I
was a terrutlq sufferer frodi Yelh»w
Jstindlce forofei sixiRonttisi and was
treated by some of the best physicians
In our city and all to no avail. I >r. Bell,
our druggist, reontnmendejl llectrlc
Bitters: and after taking two bottle*; I
wasentire’y cured.. I now take great,
pleasure In recommetuling tliein toany
person SU^ferlfig from till* ter-lhkanial-
ady. Itlin gratnfuljy yourti, M. A. Ho
‘gartv, f.exliigtofl, ry.”
dold hy J.C.Creech and C. N Burck-
halt.r. Druggists.
SVOTTON id and will
tinue to be tlie money"
crop of (he South. The
planter who guts the most cot :
ton from h given area at the
least cost; ia the bne who makes,
the tnust tnbhey. Good culti
vation, suitable rotation, and
liberal use of fertilisers con
taining at least $% actual
insure the Largest yi
will send firani tipbri application,
pamphlets that wHl I rt(treat every cotton
planter in the South. , 1 ,
OERTIAN KALi WORKS; v.
Sc, New York. -3' “
- “Professor,” said a graduate, trying
to he pathetic at parting, “I am indebt
ed to you for all ( know ”
“Pray do not mention such a trifle,”
wa* the reply.—Tit-Bits.
f 0 CUBB A CCI dTs ^TI! 5it
Take Laxative Br'iino (julnitte Tablets
All druggist* refurid monFy jf ItfXlls to
cure. 2.1c.. The geiiutne !ia4 E. B. on
each tablet.
—-——
What can equal tfte wifnfth of H true
wontaips love?” asked,111© deafest girl
“Her temper,” replied the savage
bachelor.—Tit-Bits.
“ AfcsfCA fat ft. “
THE BEST SALVE in the world fer
„ „ ,Cntf» Brjthte*, Sores, Ulcere, Salt
Hiildreit. ii nutiihef-trf telatl^es .lild ,a f HhHmt, Fever tores, Tetter, Chap|>ed
toistol friendV who sadly will grieve for
and mi*s her. I’o the distressed hut-
band and dear chiUlren who realize
that UiHr dearest frisnd la gone maiev
extend,their heartfelt ayint*athy. Anil
while it it hard to part from thoto we
love, we should look up with the g1o7
rions thought—“she h4*gone to fairer
region.4 t?hcfe pain and parting* sre
unknown, and where she, with tlie
loved .ones ifune before, kneel* around
the tlRorfe and In snugs of praise too
pure lot this world to know, cast their
CTmvns at the, feet of the fit, njftrtd/lil
8a\ four who ©41 -Uirough fife wgx fief
-hope and tfuy. ;
"l-, - • M. R.
CftSte l ; .Causes
Times: ‘ , , -r
■s "■ f -J •* J .
1.. Is tlie credit ion of orr Cotftitry as’
had as we think it Is? * *
causes?
.amFwfsare of hard
Imi of th
2. If so, what itreAs
3. The Remedy.
4. Why should we desire pro«perit,r?
Please rcquc«t your clerk* to inform
the conimtH.ee a* early after the. meet**
ingv a* convenient a* to place of next
+nc®tfng and persons tu spertK.
T. P. Llde,’
Win. Ilrty 11*worth’
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THAT NEW WOMAN.
Ft iseurNusXo notice what a reputa
tion for humor has grown up around,
St- P'ter. The good stoilei to id About
the Apostle of the are qfauy. On
nearly every sUh'bM t he f* supposed to
have lii* good tfling to tay. The latest
f dish Ion and the newest human wenkr
ncs* receive the appropriate treatment
from him. The folio #ing desciiplion
of his reception of It bleomer girl ha*
its own excellence:
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• When Peter saw; hwrcemlng neir, •
His hair rose perpHtdiefflft,
*S*irts are not worn like that ih here,’
Said lie in her auricula?..
You’d hettf? go hejov^-. py (leqr^ i
Down fhefe—thej.’re not particular.'’ ’
Fine Farm for Sale.
Located conveM’ntlr to the Charles
ton and Western Carolina Railway and
Atlantic Coast Lin* extension. It con
tain* 38« »ere*, all clkr, six horto farm
in open land all In high state of culti
vation, with gdod pastore, line water,
first claf* orchard alKl la perfectly
healthy ^ll thfi year round, improve-
ment* conM*T of a four room residence,
four tenant hou-es and all other neces
sary out-bonding*. Mock, provision*
and cotton seed can ha bought with the
^laee. O« ( tly feeson/or selling Ik the
owner’s flesire to ensuga investment.
For further Information addfcsxjtr ap
ply U>
Tux Pxdrt.t, narnwldl, 3. C.
2m.
Da. J. H.E. MiLHOUS
Surged
BLACKY ILLK, H.O
V ill be at his office in BarDWelleTetT Pale;
day and Tuimlal anil Wlcdnrstlal toliqain^
Will .he )
cry Tflday
pointMunt*
poimmciiis to moot i>iuich;s at any 01 cut
fittUnD.towpeotqalULlbtR.
1 am a full craiiunto ot^^rWl^pliia D?cLa.
, Coliegy; hare had aeventem yhars Active pnu
tlcil experience, add can please you lu quail W
of work and priees. — ■ . s
Notice to Taxpayers.
* ■ * *
Thff bodKl for ihk collection of taxes
for tie tWjil yefr 1838 tt lll he apen IH
my oflfpc In JUrrfwell until inreember
31 *t, 1830, after whk-ff- date the statu
tory pAualtv yvlll attoeh.
The ex print© uf attending places for
the purpose of collecting, taxes U »o
heavy and the collections *0 small that
,1 deelu It useless to aitend more plaqe*. _
,tlowe»fr, w Bit he a«surahce bf a good ;
cmllKTfon I will aytend any bthqr places i
on the Railroad frtr A day.
—r—: »-'*■ -
For State—fl-lrull*.
For Uonnty—3 n,Hla.
For School—3 udlla.
Total-*-! I mill*.
Cleat to
. fhn
j CRAM Pi; I
. CQLDf, KHEIfflRikTItH,
~ kffPRAI ~
t fto hnd BO oont I
| AEWAAt Or IMITATtONX-
buy only the Ibftttopit-I
PERRY DAVIS'
• P j*t#'kx.Kj»v =3a Y 1 9
. r. tt)jalf f III-*— •
General Merchandise,
' W ILLI STON. s. c. ;
la offering ClIcWE ki»d COMP LET*
block* of Dry and Dretotlood*
Cl«fhlng, Hboew, Hats,
> t> Millinery, Notions, ■” hr ■ »f
Oroeerlt!*, Furhlture, Home Furnishing
—Goods at-
PRICES TO PLEASE .
all bjirkf* whb vYant k. hundred cento
in fAtne fhr Islrffry dollar pfttd out. BSb4
fore going further and faring, worae
call on the j - »
LEADER OF LOW PRICES' ‘ •
For anything needed In iVtiJ' llnF Of Oeflefkl
Msnthindlse and you Mil Ihnd exactly whal
>nn want, amt clwaplr^bap r»cr
Wlwn cash "on»e* th* goods must
antobing aaitstaLtiou ifck y
tom. , — .► < ' ' "
K. MAZUBflKY, . .
Tbe Surprise 6u>r«a
• a wmicton,s.a
T. B. ELU$, .ilr*
Surveyor and CM! Engine*
Special attention glreft trt the cotnptto
tqtirth of water-powers, leveling aad
drill mige. , . r
/ A postal t^ird addressed to ipA at Mar*
tin, 8. C., will rkcelve prompt attem*
tlon. octl-B9, ly >,
r„, <r—-T|
Q ^ 14 - JfeRtBdBMIS-»
A^asta aid AftkhlJe Shert LIm.
Bcbcdutc 4n •ffwt Nov. 27tb iiMt.
LcUve Xngusts .
Arrive (trcenWood.... ..
Andyrsou
Laurens ,...vr.v.
T»»4ftaftn
12:11 p m
il
JT-
<«
.'Xi ”11
AMuan
(4’rWrRHle........ IDOptn
(ibrtpgs..
•tlbburfr..
tlleif
lyert |
Saluda.
HendH^orville. .
Asbevllle
4:0ft p
t5:10 v n.
5::a p ni
BOl p m
T'Oh p m
• • a ■ • gV(U
(1:10 pd
7dBafi
10:15 a a*.
toao am
•a • e • a •
ilanilri'ChtUilaink, ( orna, and all Skin
Eruptions, atifl poaRIvblt Cure* IMlea.or
no pjfy required. |t u y ifdrunteed tuA.
grve perrecT'sHLhiTactlon or money re-I
funded. Price 25 cent* per box. For
Sale by J. <U: Cra^h and (J. N. Burck-
halter. l —
Yon must not jmlge a iffan’a merit* r
by hi* great Qualities, but by the uaerKlko, 2} mills; Cave.* and Brownell, 3
ho makes of ^T:eli' , . mill*-; ,Krti*to, Hercule#, MecdY Mfltnch,
; r : . —, ■ > 1 ^AflendiCle, L’lmfer. Mnfrit. 1 rlend*htp,
George (nerreualyh-il’d like' hf all
thiog* Ht the wnrixf' KftTy, to marry
you. but f don’t know how to propo*«.
Bitty (promptly and practically).—'
That is all right, George, you’ve fluish-
ed with me; now go to papa.
State of Ohio, Cl ty of Toledo,
■ Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes onth that h'f
is til© seoior parjtiier/Of the 11 -in oLF. J.
Cheney A Co., dmng business lit the
City of Toledo. County and »tatft afore
said, and that said ft no, will
Special levy on Xfcouht.rtf schools:
Hhni well. in (I I*,' Irilllaton and
Karhrtry
’Gmto an
darGrdp
Oak
Ce-
B ranch, BlaekvIlW,
<tdflfea<bTe I’oml, 2 mills
y48Rlker’s Creek and Monle, 1
miB. Oofit and silver coin and naiioii-
,itl I/ank hill* received for taxes.
• ■AF.FR^R;'
Treasufef Barnwell COuhIt.
BURIED AM I’ll HIS WEAPONS.
A doctor died andVas hu/led at Mil*
toiitilk >!)« other day. In the, funerfcl
procession th© dotlfif’* teitill -wa* led
'jns r bHiind the hearsoswtd propped 011
tlie buggy scat wa* the doctor’* metfl-
Hne case And yet soni© people reject
tlie belief: that heredity lias- brought
doven to ffs tlie cuRom© of CROC veara
•TgOv■ 'J’ftb:«arfl©*t<f'icoi:ut of man tell*
ni iflnt itre Wy/rldr was burled with
his >vea|>ons.—Kansas City Journal. ,
and that said flt'ttt, will pay
sumof ONft HfiNDrtKD DOLLARS
for effort itnd.evcry cAse of Catarrh ttiafr
oannot be mired by the use Of Hail’S
Catarrh Cure. .
FRANK d.,CHENEY.
Awe'rn to Wore ine, artfl auhpQ|i
In mv presenvaii tlHJ L*th d.fy df tfe
her, A. D. IdSi. ^ ’
A. W. Gleason, *
• "U Notflfy Pilhlio.
ADWTOR'S APPOIlfTIEHTS;
\ • f t •* *
NotfcS I* fiereljy glaea pursuant .to
: Act of the General Assembly tn refer-
the seiwe thereto.
^..The Auditor or his Deputy will
.teud-akthe following places on the-duya
.indicated for the purpose of taking Tax
Returns tor 1 he fiscal year com fnencliig
.January 1st, 1839. • • J')'
tlhed-
ecem
The law ret)irfres (hat all p^ftohaf
‘property must be Mtd^netj thls'yfar.
[SKSI
V,
Hall’s Catarrh Cprfi taken Intern
ally and act* rlirecjT^.ofl the blood am!
uinccuK surfaces df/he system. Send
for testUffoubils. free. I "
fv/.UH KNEY A 00 , Toledo, O.
Sold hv Druggists. 75.5. '
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
———A ——■ ;— i
FOR RENT,
»,•»•© T* >
IfowffB and Lo¥ ofl' Metlhorff Street,
in town of Barb well. For tern** apply
to - Butler Uagood.
oan. 4 2ni.
ft
Total Expense for Fiscal
Year WiS, ' *f27.A88.89
f The alHive .expiindifures, Include, m>
iexp-ud ! tuies. two itein*. Ithfeli are dm
i «'Xp‘Mise*. ti> wit; FniuN paid ti.-MnLnr^’
County. *4,392 (U, and Loan retiii ned
fluking Firnd Commission, $5,183.33,
and deducting this total of $10.175 37,
we sec the actual expenses were !M7,-
212 92.
.This amount requires about a f inlll
levy. >,
r . coming to
town oh Tuesday morning, was struck
tjy a large falling limb and ‘rendered,
unconscious near Capt. Atlqti’*.
lie wa* brought.In shortly af^r'vprd*,
tp the Halford Uoiiseadd I.V. Prtrrencw.
spninioncd," who lias hope* of his re-
cpVeiT, iBougfi he is-thouglit to be had
ly .. It 14.11 red Internally. HI* many
frlepda, w;ill'he.,,«orry to learn of his
palnfdr accident.
. Pr. WilHam JgRs/ton left on f*unday . _
evening for Huw>.hee, Tenn., ha''ingi£ TI?T ’ Te< * to tht ’ ir f ar,n
a. . . • . .. ’ ... ^ i a f _ Is 1 > K4 »e ^ s*.- «. I
L
been elected Professor and DeOfoustXs-,
tor of Anatmuy In the iTnlvereity of
the Bouth, of which he was a student
several years ago.
, Dr. Egleston’s atay. In Barnwell,
though short. Was vastly, beneficial to
Gjose la sickness, atid' Be wHl he re-
•eemhered pleasantly by our peopfla for
W* high character ariti personal,attain-
founts, and wblM sorry tn nee him
lfnve f we wlA him all the good success
iq h(* new:. fljBld of labor tlrkt he so
“■tttthlly deserves!
strange dbg, XtfpflbsetL ftr be mad
da. Its apivegriknce in ihirnwell on
Sunday morning,' biting
Rountree, apoloreGman, nemf Turkey
Creek, and Joseph Coker, \$dlyred, Jiv
ing near the coJhredT school house.
Several dogs were bitten. Chief Caliif
shot and killed the rabid animal near
Mr. ManyRIe’s residence.
*The wounds were treated by Dr.
came from Red Oak Town-hip. On
Saturday evening a colored man living
on the Ingleside place of W. F. Holmes
waa snapped at by a strange dog, but
fortunately escaped being bitten al-
tbougli his clothing-was torn;
BLACKVLLLE NEWS.
• Mr. Nat Green ha* renjed. the Soto?
mon'Biown hojse and is tsklng bonal-
ers.
\lr. Walter Brookor and family have
ndfamily ha
Mr. D- R Matbeivy and family have,
moved on tlielr form throe mile.* north
of Black vllle.
' Miss Edit* Strobel hat gene tn At
lanta Jo wjmofS tlie marriage of her
frteu«l M)*« Clco 8 fa I k s.
Mr- Heft I/ange is here on a visit tfr
his brother, G. I). C. Lange. .' : '
Miss Mi»z"lle Gerald "f IJnfon is hert
on a visit to friends, wlie are always
glad to *ec her . . , ^
Major L T- IxhiT is aitefrtlfng-court
at OrangcbTirgthis week, '. - - '■
MiA.*L P SirvihIH Iras been called tn
tlie bed-Ide of heff'fgrher -at Camlla.
Texas, who i* very III, and her fftends
Hammie here pish for him a spis’lv rec«.verv>
“ " M Da Mattie Ilnwirfd of Gianiteville
is visiting rtda’lWs here. - ~ - -U
The marriage of * ne of ojir most pop
ular young men and «Vve£to*t and mo«t
accom|dislied young laUies“will be sol-
emnized tliis week.
Sav.,Jrte, “where U your whiskers?
.Attfeos
W*?" Anderwhn . . .
An Ira Gcrcowmid..
•* Aiiuusta.....
Dwve lah'ouu I si
Arrive Rahtgh.-,
p m10:« p at
*: 7 r»n>
6:ld p m,11:14) a y
• • • OjP S. .
Le^ve Augusta
Arrive Allendale
44 Fairfax
44 T<
Leave (liftfaxoiv
44 Patymnah.'.
44 Pi
— »4
O m
44 ", Allrndaie,
Artlre Augusta.
( lose connections at Rfeenstood for att
points oa t*. A- L. and V: A 0. Railway, aad
•at SpirtantqftB Mfli So^lheru Rsllaair..
:,Wt*.CTI jnfUrination relative to
'rafr«;'*chcq.Uts, etc., address,
Yuma
sir fax
I MS p to
8:40 am 0:90 p to
. M»:45 a m 1-M p as
aL...... 1.10SX) A in 7:85 pm
5:50 a to
.... 58i0a to
1:15 pm 1
2:45 p m
All«r«turn* sent by (Tall must be
-sworn to befqrv an officer Rtofttfied to
almiulsier uii oaih. K
SuelUug—Mondat"' " oip* 16-
Joyce Bisncly^Tue.'dny,
Dunhartffh-^-WedriesdaV, • 18
’ AsUlef ifome Store—Thursday, Jan.
10. ' -v •, *
Cochran’s Store—Friday, Jan. 20.
I Fuse’s Store—-iutniduy, T fl.
B»ldi*t*k—MoiwWy,- *• 23.
Appleton—Tuesdar,;-/ ^ 21.
Duncan Sams Store--V/gduesday,
'Jan. 25. -.
Allendale—Thursday ffti'd Friday,
Jan. 2(i and 27. r
Fairfax—BatnrjIsT,
t Svcs more- 4 M nmU v,
UUimttw—'l'i»>sifsr ... (
Brn w 1 ;e11— '* e< I nc.<4Ay,
Friendship—Thursday.
Jsh.
if 1,
Feb.
•Vr. L C’RAfO.'tlen. Paw. Agent,
E. M. NdHTIf, Pol. Agent. ' 4 ;J'
T. M. Emerson Traffic Manssir.
, “THE CHABLF.8T05 LISE.”
SOUTH dAJtOJJNA *
‘ * r,> ' V*,Hi ‘ f . . . .
The PTfor that B hut© Between Char Into
i ton and A^anta and Asheville, H.C«
PASSENGER department,
/' CnAKLC8TOM, B. C.
IsCUeWuL* IN EFFECT JtoNUABt
i^t, im
daily .
‘LvCharleston,....;.. 7 00am 9 30pit
trtWflnsefvlRe 7 4f am « C9 paf
Pfegdalll 813 am 6 45 pal
Gebrgrs.;. j....... 8 25am 7U0pto
BraiichviUe8 56 am 7 60 pto
Roweavllle.:..glOam 8 07 pat
Reeily Branch-Friday,
Wtuffey-U '
CL,’
’I'he be*t quality of meal U manufartnrrd at fmr
mill I orated at your County seat and la sold
lawrjt pricer. ■ . • . 1
We-help to pay the fatte* In tM» Suie and Onuirt
ty; why send vnnr money outside of the Stste of
into other Counties?
V'' . ; '
* We have hu'hdredg of t|pps of hulls on hand care**
fully tumsed'. Uq’ils are’ th5 cheapest forage you
can possibly buy. *
Prnvenca. It is supposed ttrat^ dog wrii tbe question asked by 3iI* best girl
last Sunday affernoon a* thev stndle l
along Joe not only blushed st the
question, hot even the roots of-hi* hair
looked down upon his upper lip with a
frown of comfortune.
Tito Mutual Aid. Lodge No.
liafrto, 5 - r.t,,
15 cents per bushel.
of 30 lha. That Is what we xre ^Hylrg’’ fdf a&d
delivered at our mill.
y- -
-.V'
‘A-
28. J
30 ^
31.
1.
a,
3.
Monday, , 44 6.
Hlaakrttle—Tuesday and Wcdnesdar,
Feh. 7 and 8.
Elko—Thursday, Feb', if.
Wllllston—Frid*y, 44 j0.
Tinkers Creek—rialurday, . 11.
' The Auditor's oliicc will he open
Trom the l*t ef January to the 2Uth of
February for the purpose of taking re-
<um*. j.
G. O. RILEY,-
County Auditor.
CLEMSON ACRMRAr
MECRAMCAUOLLEL
SIX DEPARTMENTS.
, * y.. ■
A gricultnjral ( Chom/cal,
Mechanical -TexUl..
Literary |UBItafy.' -
| . ‘ ‘ r
Beat equipped College In tbe South.
45U students. 8eud for illustrated cat
alogue. -
' HKNRT,S. IVART^DG,,
CleuiAon College, 8. C.
7T
Orangeburg.-...,.. 9^ato 8.24 Pto
Ht. Matthews.9 45 Am Ul« pm
Fort Motto 9&»s5> 9 W pin
. Kthgvllle.. !i* ll iih ' 8 20 pto.
Ar Columbia.'./ .11 00am 10 10 pto
Lv Columbia..
„ Kingvilie
6 45 am
7 31* am
am
Fort. Motto. L 7 43
8t. Matthew A 7 W im
Orangeburg.. . 8 24 am
Kowesvllle. 8 34 am
Branchville IMNlam
George*.. . 8 3l.at|i
Pregnalla.;.....fl 34 am
Hummerritle......IB 18 am
Ar Cbarleatoh 11 00 am
Lv Ch*>hM7on. . .. .:E 7 00 am
Branckillfb. ..... *15am
Hambefg.......... 9 fl Sin
Denmark.... 9 62 am
Blackville 10 10 tip
3 55 pto
4 »lm
4 30 pto
.BfHpto
82* pto
.6 45
6
7<Wi .
ijfa
Wllllston 10
' Aiken .,.1,1 Off am
Ar Augusta ....jlf 51 am
Lv Augusta..8 20
Alkep. 702
WHIGfcn,... .... Tfl
Blackviffh..758
Denmark.
BAH
g......... e 3* am
BfanchrljlI.V..... 8 05 am
Ar Cb»rl*atoe., 11 00 am
8 31
8 60 pm
sr
10 43 pr
6 20 am 310 pm
4:00 pM
4 41 pto
6 03 pm
818 pm
6 88 Pto
6 17 pra
8 17 pm
raav xxrsxaa augi^ta
TOK.
AND W ISUIKfi*
Crtnn«*ctfrtn fTa Denmark and A, C.
80
r«H»
M^S
CE
who ate interested ii\ fertillaeraor In. feeding stock*
write U»-‘Th|P Hecrrt»ry of Agricu^tnre, Washing* *
toq,DC.,”suda*kh t imtoaen(!yoii‘ 4 Fariner*Jtul-
leiln N<v. 38; Cottmi fjewl and fu^Froduct*.’’ It '—
’will be sent tn you free on application. : The- facta-
given in ihls bulletin come from an unpn JlMlIwd,
source amt from the highest auiborillCf in the Unl-
-tadfttfftpa.— -•rff 4 —. r
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.,
it, Hi mablMOXS, AuDUat iUnagcr.
AarwMsmdbWai
faMuv «•< “
fn.snUrm
r a?
imencai.
TtV A iljCttJMUli'F • • • • • ^ ^
Lv A ... • • 8 09 ptt
At L®otxiiirlC-w^s,«^ 19 pfi&
Lv 6 17 pto
Lv Aiken. .. .
At Augusta a • • * » • • * • • • • •
DAILY KXCKWT aWDAV
Lv Camden.-. . 8 4* am
Camden Junction. 918am
Ar KlngvHle...,y...1095am
Lv KlngvHle. 1018am
Camden, J uncUon 1048 am
Ar Calbden 11 40 pto
CaxaxcTtqwa:
tan; 4’..M. B. K
F.RJL.Denmar*;
»; bouthem Bv*.,
vas
300 pei
3 50 pm
4 28 pto
4 £9 pto
**8pto
8 841
, to aad I
8811
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