The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 26, 1899, Image 3
HATES OF SUfeSCKIPTlOI*
4dv«n«e, per 4nnua... ....
Time.
.M.OD
futJlisbAT,, January 2«. isoa.
Tfc* next remiTar commnnicenoin ol
Harmony Lodge No. 17 A.-. K.\
will be heldiattbeuew MMnr.leTeni
pie In Haro well upon I)tb day of
}Ar
» .T.I’™ "* ■•••mthou ujwn iuo 'ia> oi
ebniary 1^00 (be »ame belna tLe *nd Bel-
Urday lit mU month, beginning at “High
jWfJre.”
i»|! »riler«f W.*. !(.•.- ""
H. P. AMosneoa. Secretin Pro Tem. *
, — 1 T' iv ■ " 1 ■ —
Klnrn Jeraejr.ctipi with heifer calvAm
for ole. App y to A. Howard Patter-
. -4-
ilELdN taxt>s i ; 6 RENT.
On the line of the new railroad ex
ten»l >n and within a mile of the Caro
lina Midland Depot. Apply to
. Butler Uagood.
TO CLIENTS A CONBTI I'UKNTd.
I beg to give notice that during the
Kreidon of the L*gi»inUire I will Im* In
my oflice. In Jtirnwell. every Saturday,
togerte client* and doiietUuiMila.
Henpectfullv,
Itobert Aldrich.
fcok^ For sale.
— Two liuodced boahela of good corn In
the car for aale at the Hruiuon place
one mile Wcat of Barnwell,
Apply to
, ~ S. L. Peacock.
I.Ti. Tobin E*q. was up from Allen
dale on Monday.
, Judge J.^Q,. Pattereon returned to
Colombia on Suiidar. *
Mi*a Jennie Lou Bate* returned
Coiiterae College on Monday.
to
ty.an^ed—;ljn borrow $30.1
wn property: Apply at P
on good
Pkoplk of-
1
fowl
Hce.
Mr. R. C. Roberta, Jr,, left nn Tues
day for a few day»’ vliit to Rock Hill
relatives.
Ml* Esther Manville entertained a
number of friend# on Friday evening
In charming style.
' * .1
Mr. J.C. Mavtr '.,and«ome1y brought
us a year"# *upply of Sycamore auti-
aliine tm Tuesday.
The ■•Bachelors” have.is*ued invlta-
tions to a (Jet niun at Masonic Hall to-
1 morrow evenin';.
The building of the Const liine. ex
tension ha* already brought many new
faces ittttrWe rn Bariiwett.
T.lie colored Baptist# of Barnwell are
making good progie#* in the building
of tiyeir handsome new church.
Clever Charlie Brown has returned
from the West, and Is expecting his
carload of choice stock to day.
We had an appreciated call on Satur
day from Mr. J. M Grubbs. He al-
• ays remember# ua in the winter. •
^ Mr. aftd M ra. C. K Kdentlelil,o/Cpn-
yor# paid a visitit to relatives at a. d
- / —r rrrr~-r •.
THE LOST FOUND.
Rev William Aiken Rifilv. the bril-
linm young Methodist preacher, who
diaappeafed mysteriously from Char
leston about a month ago waa discover
ed In Augusta last week very ill and In
a delirious condition. Several years
ago he hnd^a similar experience, but
duration.
near ^‘llemiale oh Saturday and Soil
day last. _
*\l rs.Mamle Eden (Tel d and daughter,
Willie Mae, have returned home after
ft vide of two weeks to horn# folks at
C.myers.
..Mr, #. W. Rountree • wa* down on
" 8‘iluf'lay from Dunbarton, the land of
pesice and plenty, and iutervievved us
very pleasantly.
**€ in't do without The People,’
was the peasant salutation received
last week from a bright siud<-ut at Fur-
. man I'niversity.
/ Now that farm work U getting well,
rmder way .pnopjo are getting tnorc
^hee.rful and hmk forward . hop'cf jliy
to good crops atuf better prices.
La*l Wednesday evening ai Misses
Georgia and Mary ^Tobin’s will t>e long
and pleasantly remembered by a num
ber of young people of the town.
Supervisor Barker is the busiest man
im Che county The new year rain#
' gave h'lm' aft at^uiuUnce of road work,
and he's attending to'it diligently.
Preaching days at Ashlelgh Church
have been changed from the 4th to th»f
3rd Saturday and Sun'dav in each
liidiitii.—Rev. Belton Peacock, Pastor.
Dh-d on the ufglit of the 21*t Inst,
little Ells, daughter of Mr and. Mr*,
Sonny Gave, aged 5 year#, and waa j
buried on Sunday at the family bury m T
ing ground in Red Oak township
w'e are greatjlvj pained to learn
through the Columbia Record of the
burning of the barn, corn erth and ail
the stock of M-r. IIiUlwell M. Ayer of
Olar, and hope the report is exaggera
ted.
The contract for tne nejv Carolina
Midland depot, to be built on the site
wbete the old one. waN burned, was
awarded to CapL/. W. Woodward on
Saturday-, and work wtH begin o« Him
mediate! v. * • i >_ -
ft . ^ft
The recent rains^iaye hindered the
Coast' Line conifaclors considerably
and reduced chances for the completion
of toe road' in time for the handling
of melon crops. That news come#
from headquarters.
PatTerBon-^m
At 1 p. m. on Haturdiiy. 2l*t
another of B&rnft«4l'f fair daughters
was bound by ifyiheh’s chains. ^ ^ H;
In the man lag** ol Mi-« Lucille Vlr-j
JCyiL^atteraon to Mr. 8hel<ioii B. Mo’sc-
ley* «• more link haa bein added u>
the chain that so closely- unites Barn
well to Orangeburg.
The large attn danc« well, attested
the wide popularity of the happy con
tracting parties, Loving friends from
far and near bad gathered to witness
the flowing of two life streams’Tnto ouaj
and every seat was occupied-
And It was ospeelidly appropriate
that in the beautiful qhufh. where her
«went perfect voice had *o often thrill
ed the souls of devout ertogregations^
the bride; radiant with Vouitiful hope
and beauty, rich in womanly charms,
grace* and accomplishments, a splen
did dowry iuherired from her honored
parentage, should give Iter hand and
heart into the safe keeping, of one so
worthy, in manly beauty .eud sterling
worth of character apt! life equipment,
of eo fair a prize la the lottery of life
and love 1 . ,> 4
The Methodist Church, was like unto
a fairy haunt with its festoons of trail
ing bamboo. jardiniers'Of palms, be
gonias and ferns and bowls of purple
»1 diets. In the Centre of the church
rail was a beautifully draped umbrel
la. At 1. o’clock p. m. the strains of
MendellMolin's wedding march pealed
forth from the. practiced fingers of Miss
Rebecca Brown, tlieu entered the bri
dal party as follows: Miss Elizabeth
D. Lee, of Sumter, with.Mr. R Q. HoJ-
piap, down centye aisle, then from the
two #U« entrancea. eutered the other
hridesmalds and groomsmen crossing
in front of and taking their places on
cither sidii ol the altar-Mi^i iluiiee,
of Greenville, w ith Mr. S. II. Ilartzog;
Miss Mattie Ayer Aldrich and Mr. Ot
to Spahr of Orangeburg; Miss Estelle
Htgood and M r. War.nHinaker Fatler-
sou; Mi#s Josle Holme* and Mr. Ett-
genft Fowl 'r v ol Orangeburg; Miss Edna
Bull, of Crdtiinbla, and Mr. Wallace
Sheridan; Mis# Fanuye Pike, of Or
angeburg and Mr. 8. H. Brown; Miss
Jennie Lou Bates and Mr. Robert
Moseley, of Spartanburg; Maid of
Honor, Mi«# Anna Aldrich, of Aiken;
Flower Girls, earning shower bo-
qtiet# of fern* and violets, English Pat
terson, Catherine Patterson, A«l,na
Walker, LouUe Patterson; Page, little
Robert Patterson; then came from the
vestry the groom on the arm- or his
Boat Man, James O PHtterson, Jr^4 BLACKYII.LE NEWS.
meeting the bride, on thy arm of liqr;
father, hear the centre uPthe churcfik"
Tlie-reremony was pet (or rued by the
Rev. John Knper, of Union, assisted by
the pastor, Rev. W. A. W right. The
briJo wore a beautiful trained gown of
army bine talfeu with ve»t of lovelv
white satin and a Parisian hat; the
bridesmaids were gqwned in. white or-
ganiy and wore picture hats of black
velvet; the maid of honor wore an ele
gant gown of rose-pink satin hand
somefy trimmed in Liberty silk and
white satin ribbon.
The reception following was in per
fect keeping with the hrilbant cere,
tnony. It was as if the clock of time
hail been turned backward for half a
century dn the ancestral mansion in
the slrade of the live’oaks yet gr^en
with long lasting youth, apd as if the
sidendid hospitality of the golden age
of. our grand sires and grand dan e#
had bean tironghr ba'd; frnTrrThe firding
Malu» the food oiore deficSous and wholesome
OP
his dlssppearaoce was of much shortor iug on HJkfcUEjlaX.jCfitnwnt^ thf aen-
tence to life imprisonment in the 1’eitl-
teptiarv. • • /
A petition asking that mercy on the
ground that Jones was of weak under-
derstanding was signed by 4he fore
man «nd several members of the.jury
that tried him, add secured the com
mutation.
BARNWELL COUNTY SUGAR.
Our good friend Mr. H. O. Chitty of
Blackvilfie paid u* a pleasant call on
Thursday and gave us further enlight
enment as to tive marvelous capabilities
of this section of the Garden Of Eden,
lie had with him a specimen of beau
tiful light brown sngar of his o n
making, as pretty and pure as that
Brought front New Orleans hftfore thg
war. For every purpose except, icing
cakes it is far sweeter than the doctor
ed product* of the Sugar truyt.
Mr. Chitty ha* Bad successful exper-
perience for a long time raising cane,
and find* sturdy bottom land where the
dav i# deep the best adapted to its cul
tivation. Cotton' seed or cotton seed
meal should be used for fertilizing, dr
peas sown down several times jihd (he
vines pfowed under. <
Anil liis good example should he
widely folUnved this ye.Ar of hard
times so that good times mat get back
to stay before the next Christmas
come*..
--Miss Wa Groves is visiting friends hr
Augusta
Mr ‘Tick” Thompson is welcomed
back to his old position t>snight oper
ator at Blaekvillehv many friends.
Mr. R. F. Illekerson, formerly as-
sUtaut U. U. a lien t af Biackville. died
ji few days ago at hi# home, Hurant,
Miss. 11** was a member of BlacKville
Lodge K. of P. and insured for fiitKiO
Col. H'ideniaif, the Bill Arpund Mark
Twain of 8«>uth Carolina, will deliver
his famous Lecture “On Fool*! By one
of Them,*’ at.-BlackviHe, Thursday
evening. January 20ih'fur the benefit
SMALL POX. , . *
Bv direction of Governor Elferbe Dr.
Jaineiy Kvaps of the State Board of
Health visited Rllenton last wrek and
pronounced the suspicious 'disease In
the vicinity '‘conflneut smalt |>ox ”
The Infected district ha* been quaran
tined, and loi-al pliyslclan# are making
every effort to check the scourge.
SENTENCE COMMUTED.
\
Henry Jones, colored, convlctcfl of
murder at the last 1 term of court for
Bamberg county and sentenced to he
hanged pn Friday, February 3d, will
not be eartmted. Governor Kllerbe hav-
CIR( ULAR. . a
. . , - *
To All I life rested :
Time 'IMble No. ♦ In edect at 12:0l a.
in. January 15th, shows train No, 2.as
leaving Allendale 2 55 p in This train
leaves our stathln at that time sud
hacks tothe Station of th« C. & W. C.
Railwayjea<ly to receive I*«**eugers,
Mail and Express from (L «fc W- U
■train No. 3, and lea/es that Station
immediately upon the arrival of the.C.
& W. C tralmNo. 3, and will not make
any further stop at Carolina Midland
station yi Allendale.
J. A. Walker, Su|>eriotendent.
1. W. Fowler, General ManHg*-r.
Barnwell S. C., January 15th, 1FI»9.
tiie United CtiTrfedemn Vercran* 1 ►' •""d was dWontiutred year* ago, and
memories of the glorious, inut into liv
ing reality, perhaps for tire last time
that this generation may he peinptted
to see so true a picture of the old South
before the aword and tlame of war gave
end to the noblest civllicatlon that the
uos^d hits cv*>r know n, _—
, They were the reciplept* of numer
ou« co*tly and fnagnificeoCnreseot-.
They,fook tlio 4 o'clock trsi,n for Or
angeburg, the former home, of the
groom, for a few da\s visit to rc'a'ive*.
Among the wlsitors from abroad wye
Mrs. Moseley, mother 'of the groom,
.and Dr. and Mrs T Ji Telford* from
Grangetrurg, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ilol
man_of. Charlesldn, Mr J. M Bull of
Columbia, Mr. X A Patterson of Flor
ida. Mr., and Mrs. Janies Pattersuu of
Waiterhqrb. .
This rbung, conpie having united
them*elvef« together in the tai? mor^
ing time of their live# have the best
wishes of.all Barnwell for their future
joy, happiness and good fortune.
We have on onr desk a copy of the
Wasiitrigion Po»t AlrtTitmtc. and any of
our readers wishing one can'get It by
sending a quarter to The Post, Wash
ington. D. C. ltdias mare valuable In
formation on a great variety of sub-
jecta than any like price publication we
know ol.
There will be ft school entertainment
at the Long Branch School House on
TrtuHT Tltjftlfc rVti. *>«, InifiP, at
lowing query will be discussed: Re
solved, That.the possessions ingt by
H|>ain in til* Spanish-American War be
annexed to the U. S.
ed.
YER-FILLED.
he crowded condition of .our col
umns and a pressure of job work pre
vent the publics'Ion of several interest
Ing communication# this week. Still
our bill of fare, on all pages, i* soflici
ent to>atj*fv all reasonable appetites,
^ - - - | - - ft?
FERTILIZERS ! FERTILIZERS I
^ Having contracted with The Baldwin
FertilizerCo , of Port RAyal, S C., I
am ready to execute orders for High
.Grade Fertilizers, Acid and Kaitiit,
eltlier for et**b nr until Fall wit h good
security The ‘ Georgia State Grange”
a-specialtv. See me and save money
before buying.
, J. A. PORTER.
Barnwell, S. C.
Of
A previous visit of Col. Wideman lias
but whirled the appetites of our peo
ple who appiec.iate good thing* for all
ot iter treat, and we hope a lull house
will welcome the wise and witty ora-
to-. The good cause for w hich he w ill
speak cimnetid* him to all win* cherish
the sacred memories of the lost cause,
Admis-lon 15 and. 25 cent#. Resentd
seat* 35 cents
— A beautiful home wedding, at the
Rush House on Tunr*day evening List
united the happy, hearts andltaifd# of
t'w o of Black vii'.e's be-t beloved .young
people, Rev s. K Frentiss tdllciating
The .fortunate groom, Mr. Gerard L.
Weissiuger, is one of o r foremost
young men, oi exalted character,-
handsome person and admirable train--
ing and business nbll'tv. Mi* bontiie
bride, Mi»s SaUie Hush, daughter oT
tad and Mrs. Ui (L KusU, isa most
,cliajm;ng.young lady, of rare personal
Tovctlnes* and flower like sweetness of
disposition.
They begin life under the happiest
auspices ami w|*h the best wishes of
ho*t« of loving friend# for their form'
mite future Numerous valuable and
tasteful presen-fs tcsiitle.l to the high
Regard entertained .for th* m by a wide
circle of de|iq|#d friends, and w* tender
late, but none the less Sincere cungrat-
-ulation#.
I Mr Brown Holm an'comm: tied sui
cide in the Railroad waiting room in
Augusta one night last week by cut-
ling his throat. HD dekpondef.cy was
caused by the death of members of his
family and the hopelessness of ill
health.
Miss Hadte Brown desires to thank
the good people of ''BlackvllIc •Tor tile 1 /
kindness and charity to the'Hi t e" or
plrans she had here under her care for
several months. ' * ■
Picketts Webb has o|*ened up a gro
cery business in G. U. Rich's store on
Railroad Avetnie, '»
A J T.evy has sold out his stock of
shoes, hats, clothing and gent* fur
nishing. and will open up *.fancy gtoc-
ery stock. , • A. B.
: z._ ' •.
A BIT OF HI8TORY.
Mr. Augustus Bush died st a-- nd-
vartcctl age on the I4th ln»t, just across
the Aiken line beyond ttreenratid. He
was the last survivor'of the. six plant
ers who just before Hie breaking out of
the war built the Rich Land Acadaqiy.
Mis associates in that enterprise were
fapt. James Dick*, and Messrs Wil
liam Dick*, John Stallings, Joseph
Stalling* and J. Jr Eubanks Each
eou*rtbi ted two hundred dollars, and
the Academy was the h-st school build
ing in Barnwell District at that, time.
The Academy was named Rich Land,
at the suggestion of Mr. Joseph HBI-
Ung*. because the land whine it was
situated was exceptionally, rich. The
CION MEETING PROGRAMMK.
The Utlmi meeting# of A* Bafnwrell
KaptDt, Association will be belli., an.
Saturday and Sunday, January 28th
and 29Ui, 160^. «a follows: '
i~. The Dt Division will meet at the
church at Kslrmount, K-vs O N. As
kew and W. G Hiitlon will be prescu;;
The 2fTd/ Division will meet *t
Rosemary, Revs. T. P. Llde and J. II,
Edward* w ill be present,
4. The 4th Division will meet with
the at Great 8aHki*haichie,
Sui'he'p'leseL?. worlh H " <1 A v ilui ' ,l j These essential elements are
LIFE, to as yii
orous and healthy, must
have
Potash
Phosphoric Acid aiid Nitrogen.
ipyny;
f imUMD !
|iLAR®k
6. The 5th Division will meet at
Grahmiis’ (Denmark) church. Revs. A.
P. Turner anft \V. D. McMillan will be
presenf. * ,
The following programme 1* eug-
geated: Causes aiuL xure .of hood
I’inies;
1. Is the condition of onr country a*
bad as we think it Isf
‘ 2. If so, whut are aoin:of th* causes*-
3. The Kcuicdy.
4. Why should we desire prosperity?
Piesse request you# clerks to Inform
the committee kh early after the meet
ings as convenient a« to place of next
meeting and jierson* to speak, --—
T. P. Llde,
W m. Ua> nsworth
v Com.
Mrs. Jas. A. Shirley, of Broadway
Townshlp. a few day* ago gathered 3,Sj
pounds of butter from ooc cburplug.
This was cerfaliily a tine yield.—An,*
Ueraou Intelligencer,
to plants, what bread, meat and
water are to man.
Crops flourish on soils well
supplied with Potash.
Our pamphlets tell how to buy And apply
fertilizers, aud are free to all. ”rrr~^r—
OERHAN KALI WORKS,
. 03 Nassau St, New Yorl^
MVIS * UWRINOC |
faors Cissy Ottir
ftfttft pr
ALL DRUGGISTS.
WlLUSTON.S.tt
Am prepared to do Ifental Work at
roar homes anywhere In iDrowell
coofitv. In my home oflice Friday and
Satuniay of eadli weej. Udice brer
IVeatbeisbec’s Btore.
-NG .< I KI. N -PAArT~ GIVEN' AWAY I
' That i* the way all druggist# sell
GROVK’S TAbTKLKHS C'UILL 1 ONiC for
Chilis aud Malaria. If Is simply Ir m
and Guiuine in a tasteless fpriu, Child-
rep b.vc It, Adait* prefer iftfto Wttef,
uaiastbUitTg I’oi'ic*. Pi ice, 50c. l or
Bale by C. N. Uurckhalter.
There are hard time* for true in
Beaufort County. Kighly-Hve pieces
••[real property uro,advertised for sale
for uxe*.
i-
the bn11ding v considerably enlarged, is
now the residence of Mr. P B Dick*.
From the Academy Rich Land Town
ship took It* name. It ought to he
written a* we. have given Mr, Rich
Land and not Richland Township.
QUA BT EK4AME ETING 8.
• Rev. H. P, Browi e. Presiding Elder
of th** Orangeburg Disiriet. will hold
hi*- tirst quarterly meeting for the
Barnwell-Bulord’s Bridge circuit at
Barnwell on Saturday and Sunday
u«xt
Rev Dr. A. J. Stokes,, Presiding El
der of the Charleston IlislrLd will hold,
his first quarterly meeting for Allen
dale circuit at Alk'mlale on Saturday
and Sunday next.
After an absence of twenft- or more
years in Sylvanla and Savannah, Ga.,.
Mr W. H. Kdentfeld and faqjlv moved
to Allendale DsUweek. MrVEdentteld
Is in very bwd health and that was the
cause of his mm*. He hopes to he ben
etitted by iho change, ills many
friends arp glad to'see him over at his
old home again, he having hern raised
four in!l.*s from Allendale, but sorry to
know his health la failing U>m.
supervisor's Notice.
In order to keep the Magistrates
throughout the County posted as to Uic
inc public iiivit- •whereabout* of the County Chain Ganjr
1 will hereafter publish a notice in each
week’s Issue of the County papers—The
Chain Gang will be at—
Limber Bridge Road, near the San
ders place.
O. IV. Barker, —
County Supv’pr.
R. C Roberts, Jr„
- Clerk.
flit Joseph D. Lockwood died at his
home tw Charleston on Sunrlay last,
aged 42 years, leaving five surviving
childreu. In that section of old Barn
well where he lived and labored for ten
years many hearig are saddened by I he
new* of the death of the emlrlent. phy
sician and aoenmpiWied gentleman,
called to tala reward shave before hi#
sun bad fairly readied 1 tw nigh poon
-'■l*** ^ : v-- ^
Rev. J. D. Huggins, writing from
Pacolet fo the Baptist Conricr, sarv#:
‘•The (ample already have shown me
kiadne*».* Even beforehand:
greft'.
they made np a bounty Borne of.the
friends made me a ,present of a- fifty
dollar check to move me#) When my
teiniiv arrived they shewed us thpught-
fil, tender klndnes*. The eongrfg'a-
tioul are large. It tore me up to leave
WiUuton I went there to etay, and
when 1 began to feel the Under ties
•nap R hurt. It wm a
at WilUaftott/”
MEYER—PRICE.
5ff«# Maynift Price, daughter of Mr.
and Mr*. G W, Price and Mr. Joaeph
B. Meyer, of Waiterboro. wore married
at the Rtvsh House, Biackville, by Rev.
S. E. Prentiss on Sunday afternoon at
5 IS-o’clo k The (late for the happy
event was in February, but wbHe the
groom was hereon A Visit .Sunday thev
decided Co mairy then aud after
searching the town it wa« found that
aH the piead ef* jrere a>v»y ffom home
tilling appointments elsewhere. <m the
couple, accompanT d hv Messrs P. W.
and Jra Price, 0. IV Pate, B. H CsVe
strl'R C. Holman, Esq., took the af-
ternoun train for Biackville where the
two hearts’ were made to beat asqne.
after which they received the warm
oongratu a:ions of a large humher of
friend* who had gathered at the Kush
House to w itness the ceremony. They
Pork the evening tra n for their future
home in Waiterboro cHrrytug with
them the best wishes <T a large circle
pb-asaut work I of irlciidi for their future happiness
/ i sad prOsjieJItjfU - ' /
A DEI.lGUTf' t’L DANCE.7
All the voung folk* I hat gnthere*l at
the Oswald House last night to partici-
pat ■ in the dancing returned u> their
wmaag this atorplng imich fatigued but
with light hearts and merry smi’es.
They all enjoyed themselves asth»y al
ways do when a dance D attend*! there.
The music wan furnished by an Angus .
n tiand and was simply grand. Mrs.
Sho'tie 0«w#id wa«chaperon* and of
.com *F made n ch.tnning one. Th*
young ladies present were mostly our
girls, and w hen that assertion. Is made
it Is useless to say that wc had pretty
dancers, for MartinTwknown far and
near for furnishing the most graceful
dancer* for all the balls around. The
following young people were in attend
ance :
Misse* Anna Dunbar, Kate Kirktarpl,
Mlllerre; Musie Duphivr, Plorrle John-*
son, Phoebe Oswald. Game Ivearse,
Maud Peeples of Estl'l; Inez*Oswald,
Clara Dunlap M«di!e (j over, Lura
Johnson. Messrs Mannie Johnson,
Ceorge'K-arse, Crosland Bush, Charlie
Turner, Ji e Oswald, Ben Wilson,
Luther tiooge, Rol) Hearspn, Tom Wil
son, —- Chassereau, Harry Johnson,
John I r eejvM#.‘ Angus Wilson,— Bus-
*c. Ben Iliers, Paul Black, George
Kirkland, Ussery, Drs. Ellis and
Riley. -
■ •- I.ooker-On'. w
-Martin, S. C.,.Jau. 21.’nf). ' ^ ’
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Robbed The Grave.
A startling incident of wlil<‘h Mr.
Jolm Oliver of i'hiiadelphiw, was the
subject#4>rnarrated ny him as follows:
■**1 wilt in a imwt dreadful nau'dlUau.
My skin was almost yellow, eve* sunk
en, tongue coaled, pain continually in
hack and sides, no apphLite—gradually
growing weaker dH|f|Bk day,. Three
physicians had givetwK (h>. For
nately. a frierd ad> iscd trying ‘Elec
Bitter* :’and to m • gicat joy and si
prise, thedrst hoMlc made h decided im-
tHoveuietit. i coutiuued thor use for
three weeks, and am now a well man. I
know they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim.” No one,
should fail to try them. Only 50 ct*.
per bottle at J. I J. Creech’s and C. X,
BurckhaTleU fc Drug More*.
• s»«
TO CUBE A COLD IX 0AE DAY
Take Laxative Br-atuq Quliiine Tablets
Alt drugglsw refund money if it fall# to
cure, 2.»c. Tlie genoine tuts L.'biijf. oa
each tablet. %.
FOR TOBACCO PLANTERS.
- BUCKLES’S ARXICA SALVE.
— AjComptete Book on the Manage
ment of tlie Tobacco < !rpp, by Practical
Planters and Experts.
Given away atDolutrly Free in every
Yeai ly Hr,ibsiTlb«r to The Weekly News
and Courier, (printed twice a week,)
Kewe-mber It cost# yon nothing!
■All you have to do is to send us $1 for
one year’s subscription to The Weekly
New* and Courier, (printed -twice a
o.-ek i, and the Book w ilt be *ent to jou
Absolutely Free.
We have only a limited number of
the*e Book*, so you mu- t act quickly if
von w ish to avail vuureelMrUthls liber
al offer. Address” '
TH L WE KK L Y N K WS A COU RIKR,
Charleston, 8. G.
Ifftalerl
General Merchan<fi$e.
„ WILLI BTON, 8. 0.
Is altering CHOICE and COMPLKTl
block* of Dry and Dress Good*
-Clothing, Bho**, dlatft,
»' . Millinery. Nrdions,
Groceries, Furniture, D&me FornlthlBf
—Good* at— ,
PRICES TO PLEASE
all buyer* who want a hundred cento
in^ratne for every dollar paid out. Bo-
tore going further and faring afortt
call on the
LEADER 0? LOW PRICKS
for an> thing nmlcd in any line of General
MrnliHndise and you will find exactly what
you warn, hoO dnafier tlian ever before.
VTticti cash the ROfd* tdnsl /d», rt> gnar-
iiiUi fuig MtlAluctluH i oak your tall# and cu»-
iom. ; ' "'v -
F. MAZUItSKT, . ' Cl
The i*nrprtee«ioi^
W Itliston, 8. C.
7. B. ELLIS, Jr H
Surveyor and Civil Engine*
Special attention given to the comp*,
tation of water-powera, leveling aW
drainage, >
A postal card addressed to me at Ma#>
i tin, 8< Cm, Will receive prompt atom*
tlon. .. .. ^ octi-80;ly
Charleston & Western Carolina R’y. Co
Augusta and Aahriile Hhert LiM.
Sobesloie in effect Nor. 27th :
.Eeave Augusta......
Arrive Ortcnwood.. .•,
Dn. J.H.fi. MILHOUS
Surgeon Uentist,
r»
it
,<
u
it
Anderson.
l^mreivs
Greenville
tib n Sy,rings.-..
Pparfanburg...
Saluda..
Hcmkrsoi.ville.
Asheville [
0:40a m 1:40 p of
12:1ft pm
l:»>pm
3^» p m
4K)ft p m
S:10 p n.
5:33 p ni
tWA p m
T;W) p ui
TUlty p M
7.-00 • at
io:i6 a m
10:20 ft M
BLACKVILLE,
- - - - 8. C
Will be at hh office In Barnwell every Side* i •*
day and Tuesday uml Wedm rrisy trait,wing ’ * ’
Will be nt his Home oCIre tn'ItlMc-Wvllle ev
ery. Friday and iSatr.rtlay, and will makeap-
|K>iiUmet ta to jae< t |*eiient» at any of oar
county town*orreHl at tlulr rcsid«m-cs.
1 am a full graduate of Philadelphia Ifenta
Colh’gc; hare had seventeen y ears active prat
th at experience, and can pleaecyou In quallt»
of work and iirii-ca. . ——r
Cottop,seed bring 15 cents per bushel
nt the luill*. AtSiluda C. 11., wdicre
th- re i* no railroad., buyer# are paying
1 If J jce 11U per bushel. • .... —
.Fetilizer c h'c« In Georgia up to date
»bf* year are res*: that* half what they
Were last ’year to the same tiiye.
THE BEST SALVE in the world for
(ill*. BrttltM, Sore#, U lee is, S.:l!
Rheum, Feurr sore*, letter, Cbapfied
Hand#, ChHhHto#, Corns, snd aft Nkln
•^Eruption*, atul positirely cures Bile#,or
no pay required- H I* y uaraiCteed to
give perfect sHtisfactioii or money re
funded. Brice 25 cents per box. For
Sale by J. L\ Creechs'Ll C. N. Burck-
halter.
Stjvte of Ohio, <Aty of Toledo, ! .
Luca# Comity,
Frank J. Cheney make* ogth that Ko
Is the senior partner of the il-m of F. J"
(Micney A Co., doing husine#* In the
ClfcV of Toledo, County and Ntatc afore
said, and that sahl tlnn will pay- the
«itn Pt JULS.Ji.il f l fiLDiUEl> DOLLARS
for each and every ease of Otaifh thst.
cannot be cured by-the use ._uI_11a11’s
Catarrh Curer.
* FRANK J. CHENEY. ,
iworrr to Trefore me and #nb#crthed
in mV* piesenoe, thU dll) day of Decern-
IrerT'-A-.- 1^. 1SSU. ‘
- A. W. Gleason,
|hkAi.j Notary I'.ubllc,
Hall’v Catarrh Cure i# ta](en intern
ally an^l act# directly on the blood apd
mucous surface# iff »bo tystem. Send
(Or testimonials, free.
* F. J. CHENEY A CO , Toledo, O.
Sold hv Druggist*. 75
Hair# Family Bill# are tlie best.
Notice to Taxpayers.
The hunk# for the collection of tnxfe*
fnr^fe fiscal year fWW will l»e open In
m v pffli-o In Barh welt until Deccmher
31*r, 18’JN, after whh h dale the etalu-
torv penaltv will attach.
The expense of attvnding place# for
the puriiyse of collecting taxes Is so
heavy and the collection* *o small that
I deem It. useless.to’aitend monr-phrees:
Uoweveti «ith the assurance of a good
loltocttdfi 1 wi 11 altend any other places
on the Bali road for a day.
v « . 4 l.RVT.
For State—5 mills.
J-’or County—ituv.Hlg.
F<»r School—3 mills.
Total—11 mills.
Special, levy aw wren tint of schools:
Barnwell. 3^ mill*; WHHstot\ and
Elko, 2j nillU; C*ave# and Brownell. 3
thill*; Kdlsto, llereqtes, Keedy Rranch,
Allendale, Uliuer, Morris. Friendship,
llarbary Branch, Blackvdlle, Oak
Grove and Itontdo Bond, 2 mills; Ce
dar Grove, Tinker’# Creek and Monlc, f
mill. Gold and silver coin am) nation
al bank bills received for taxes.
. A F. FREE,
Treasurer Barnwell Countv.
FOR REST.
House and Lot on Marlboro Street,
in tow n of UaruwelL For term# apply
to lUrtfea Hagood.
Jan. 4-2m.
la-utu Asheville 8;20 a tn
" SMrtanburg..... 11:45 a ui; 8:10 p atf
Glenn MlirlngM..,. M):00 a m ,.7...
Gneirvllle .... ..12:0! p m 4^fQ p M
Laar«a*.1:37 pm 10:4ft pig
Andcrcm k..
Arrive Greenwood.'
Angwats ..
l*-avt* ( bI'.ouh Palo...
A rrivo "ThdrTgfi.,. TT.....
, “ Norfolk..........
“ Ptnt>lmrg..r...
” Riylimond
Lhh v* ■ Anguctft .., .
Arrive AHendate
” Fairfax
Ycmassco
Heanfort,
Port-Ko) si- • • •
4:41
p n,
2; 1ft
a m
7:30
am
ft.OO
a m
hU»
a m
•<
n
- tt
*
• •, •
8: 40 a m
0:45 a
I00J0 a mi
'• ftA W W ft •
• • wft •.•••••'
>•**•• • • • •*
■ ••••■••a*
».m pm
Wo p i
LeftVft ( Imrli-oton..
Barannsb.
Pert Royal.,.
Beaufort,..,....
Ycnuisiwe .....
Fairfax
Alk-ndale..,.,.
Arrive Aagftftts.,
•«
1:15 pm
1 :M) p m
2:45 ji m
5:15 p ■
C:20 p m
7:20 pm
7J8 pjt
tkfiO am
54i0a m
7.-28 a m
7:8ft a m
8:30 a m
tfAOa a*
, 0:45 a m
11:48 P m
lose eonncrtlons at. Greenwcaw! fof all
points on ft. A. h. and f. A (i. Railway, and
at Spartanbiirg with Scntlnrn'Railway.
Fur any hifunr.atiuti rilailve to
rate#, whudua *. ••«,, a«!dreaa,
W. J. Ut UG, Gen Pass. Agent*
E. M . NORTH. 8ol. Agent.
T. M. F.mereon Traffic Managaf.
. f
_
mmmi
The best quality of meal h> manufactured at onr
niilMocgted at your County seat and is sold aft
lowest nriccs.
We frclp to pay the taxes in tliis State ami U-ottn-
Lt^—why send your money outside of the State of
■Tiafc) other Counticil
Wo have hundred# of ton# of hirllwoft hand care
fully housed. Hulls are the cheapest forage you
can possibly buy.-
X.
16 cents per bushel.
of 301b*. That is what we are paying for reed
delivered m our mill;
AUDITOR'S APPOINTMENTS.
Notice I* hereby given pursuant to
Act nt the General Assembly in refer
ence thereto* -*•
4-be Amdior or his DwpnTjr wWt at
tend at the following place* on the days-
Indicated for the purpose of taking Tng
Betuio# for'lhy fiscal yearcoiumenclng
January 1st, 1H<.)!>. ,
The Jaw require# that all personal
property must be retu-ned itilftyeaf.
All returns sent hv mall must be
sworn to before an tdheer qualtfted to
a Inilnlster an oath,—^
Snellii.g—Monday, Jaff. 10.
Joyce Bianch—Tuesday, —47
Dunbarton —Wednesday, “ 18.
Ashley Home Store—Thursday, Jau.
lt».
Cochran's Store—Friday, Jan. 20.
Fur&’s Store—>atuHlay, “ *21.
Baldm-k—Monday, ** 23.
Appleton—Tneftdav, 24.
Dupcaijr 8am# Hiore—Wednesday,
Jan. 25. .
Allamlala—Tburaday and
Jan. 20 and 27. ,
F.ilrf^ix—Saturday,
Sycamore—Mon dav,
.ijliner#—Tuesday,
Brownell—Wed nes-lav,
Friendship—Thursday.
Reedy Brunch-Friday,
Whaley -Monday,
Biackville—Tufesdfty dne! Wetfoesdar^
Feb. 7 and 8.
Elko—Thuredar, Feb. 9.
WilHaton—Friday, “ 10.
Tinkers CreeE—v H (i/rdi»y, “ 11.
, The Auditor’s office will be kept open
from the 1st of January to the 20th of
February Jor the purpose of taking re
turns.
G. O. RILEY,*
County Auditor.
“THE ClIAfeLESTta LISE.”
SOUTH CAROLINA A
GEORGIA *; H. CO
The Shortest Roftte Between Cbarfeft*
ton and Atlanta and Aabettlle, 11.C.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT 1 .
Chaklutow, 8. C.,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY
Vtt, I8W.
Friday,
»•
Jan.
Feb.
i
<•
<«
28.
J>B
31.
I
2.
3
«.
Farmers,
w ho are InUrdated In fertilizer? or In feeding stock
write t«» * t’he Secretary of^-ifjgriculture, Wa«hii g-
’ton, l) O.,” aiid a*k him to send yo,u•‘Kariiier* Bu 1 - *
tell it No. id; Cotton r^eed ami it# Brodm-t*.” (t
w ill be sent to you kgee on anplication. The fact*
given in thisbnllclin come from an unpr< judierf
source and from the highest authoritieg in the Uni
ted States. *
SoLitliern Cotton OiX Co.,
8. mZjUON8 f Atihuat Jl»na|yr.
\ • • -
Trade Mavs
DEsidMa^
Coats
AnV-me •eniWns a »kMrh and d,
oniriOr nif-Ttal-i onr opinion fro,
invent,. ,n is pr.,b»i>lr iwlenUU*.
tu.ns strirtly conBdentUl. on«
sent free. (Artest «*«nry tor serurunt I
Puumu lakeo tbroasb Munn A O
ipti 'al n-Aict, without chnruc. tn the
Scientific American.
A hwoleotnety nhixtrsted weakly. IsuWret rtr-
cubttlon Of on, triepUSn Journal. Tarraa.»S
yetir: fonr montUs, It. 8jW hf all newwb^erj.
0 yiBreaft«r.K W Y0fll
S, 42ft r ‘H^Wa^tagtvw.S.flv .
daut
Lv Charleston...
Summerville.
JTegnails
Georges..........
Branchville
RoweavlHe
'Orangeburg
Si. Matthewa....,
Fort Motte,.... *,
Kihgville......
Ar Columbia... J.
7 00 am
7 41 am
8 13 am
8 25 am
. • 8 55 am
.7 9 W am
.. 9 23 am
.. 9 45 am
& 59 am
. ,1b 15 am
6 h* PW
C 45 pm
7 ee pm
7 50 pm
8 07 pm
8*4 pm
8 48 pm
908 pm
9 20 pm
. .Al U)am lo 10 pm
LvColumbia......... 6 45am
Kingville ft. 7 5b am
Fort Mntte 7 43 am
St. Matlbew a . . .*» 7 58 am
Orangeburg..,y... 8 24 am
Rowesvilia 8 34 am
Branch vlTle....... 9 05 am
George*. 31 am
I’regnalls/, 0 34 am
8umn>erviltn 16 18 am
Ar Charleston/..;....11 00 am
Lv Charleston .... 7 CO afti
Brunchvllle 9 15 am
Bamberg...
Denmark...
Biackville..
Willlston^.
Alkefi.
Ar Augusta—
Lv Augusta...,
Aiken......
Willlston...
Black villa ..
Denmark..
3 55 pm
38 pm
60
01 pm
5 28 pm
545 pm
o 17 pm'
6 42 pm
700 pm
7 88 pm
817 pm
R 30 nm
7 50 pm
0 41 am 819 pm
9 52 am 8 81 pm
.. .,..10 10 am 8 50 pm
10 27 am 610 pm
11 09 am
...... 11 51 am 10 45 pm 1
6 30 am 810 pm
7 02 am 4 OO pm
...... 4 '7 41 am 4 41pm
7 56 am 5 03 pftft
.1 8 II am 6 19 pm
Bamberg 8 24 am 5 33 pm
Bfaochytllft s 0 05am « f7 pttt
Ar Charlestor ..11.00 am 817 pm
v
rxirr gxrBxsa AtiorsTA a8d tri§pi*0»
• TOK.
Confiecflon via Denniafk and A.C. L.
Lv Augusta 3 30 pm-
Lv Aiken flOtpm
Ar Denmark.. 4 12pm
. m -rr * r '
Lv Denmark .... 6 17 pm
Lv Aiken 7 18pm
Ar. Augusta — 7 55 am
I> V 11 Y KXi KIT srSDiV.
Lv Camden 8 45 am 3 00 pi&
Camden Juhctlow. 9 35 am S^pm
Ar Kingville........1005am 4 38pm
Lv Kingville ,10 18am 4:8pm
f itmdeu Junction 1048 am «w pm.
Ar CAmden ..1140pm AS^am
Cots j* echo ns: Clyde Line, Cbaflft**
n; c.M .B.R , Biackville: r.C.45
| I*'. R. R., Denmark; Gft. R. »• .AoEOft-
ta; Southern Rv., Columbia. -
Connection to End from Atlantal
through False* Sleeping
'’IS'EMERSON.frMRgJ