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The tax b(M>ka clone tlnally on Tues
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T. L. ToWu Esq. was in town yester
day.
•THiftlSUAY. KEBUr^RY 23, 1800.
will be held at the new Vasor.ioTem
. pie In ii&rnweU upon 11th day of
March 1S99 the sune being the itul 8at-
aniay iu said mouth, begiDnliig at “High
twelve.”
fly • >rder of \V. •. M. *.
ll. P Akobkson. Seeretarr Pro. T<‘m.
MELON LANDS T(< RENT.
, On the line of the new railroad ex-
tensloij ami within a mile of the Caro
lina Midland Depot. Apply to '
Butler Ungood.
Court at Aiken this week.
You get what you buy at J: II. Skin
tier’s.
1
v’t'A M f-J: 4 '■ 4 a» 4 i 4 j ■ ’ ■ ; ■ 1 - ' - .
Uf v. Arthur Bulat was
Monday. t
in
.cuV.K.AlOtrt
town on
Guaranteed Hams at 8J4 cents per lb.
ht J. II. Skinner’s. , .
The music of the blub bird lias sur-
islc
vlved tile blizzard
Mr. F M. Jenn^ has been appointed
Post Master at Jeiinv.
Ml«s Estelle Ha good is
Ei.iia Bull in ('olumbia. ’•
- /-
visiting Miss
In
M umps has made it* appearance
the Rnford’s Bridge, neiglrhoriiood
. We iiad a pleasant cali on Monday
from Mr. T. W. Reed of Wililstoh.
Gapt C. F "Brabham yi.sited Barn-
well^iriendsand kindred this week.
Mr \V H r Duncan took charge of
tlie Oounty Auditor’s office on Satur
day.
Now that the Legislature lias ad
journed better weatlter uiuy.come and
stay,
makes
melon
The injury 10 liic frnlt crop
many farmers tliiiik of moie
Acreage.
Treat your fellow man as you would*
lai e him trjat you, is the motto of .3.
1. Skinner.
Our goul frtcmt “Mr
-ttiews of Willi.fon paid
call on Monday.
William Mat
us a pleasant
~X
Sunday’s hcaiitifni wcatlier drew
large congregations to tlie churches,
b»*lli in town and coointry.
Foitr wliitc and Sixteen eoloied can
didates for Teachers’ Certificates stood
examinations on Saturday.
It U tltCLdollar tliat yon save tliat
counts, a 1 rd you can sav e that dollar by
trading wtt^i J. 11, Skinner.
Clever Charlie Brown goes West this
ibyek for another yar load of the best
stock to l>e found in Kan-as.
FOR SALE-Two desirable cottages
fh tlie town of Barnwell on easy terms.
Apply at Thk I’Kort.r office.
'■*-7 • I - w - - ■ ' 7 A * ■■
Mi-scs May -Bamtierg ami Pansy Xci
meyey were the moat MlltnUomcly
gowned young laiTiea at the Valentine
Ball in Anderson.
A Sve.imo'c subscriber say* tiiat Su
|*eryisor Barker is proving by lii* goml
work on the highways that lie is the
right man in the right place.
Chief Justice Dunbar wa« down on
Monday, and reported tliat the African
frVli Or colored MiialJ pox Cji'nleimc iu
the rail road cutiYp* is giving way.
Fertilizer receipts at Bai nwell have
been ligtit up to date. The Carolina
Midland .platform is about i-qinpleted
amf An avalaiichesif the stuff' is expect
ed.
Everything in tin ware at J, If. Skin
ner’s. r ' . . ,
Mr A. R.’Tuteir gladdened us onV’
Saturday.
Groceries delivered r.K all hours by J.
IK Skinner.— —~
Vr. Mtllard F. Hair i* assisting And -
tor Duncan
The Legislature finished im work
Tuesday night
M r. WT F. Gosgd of Allendale spent
Tuesday In town.
Mr. H
letnlale
W. Montague was up from Al-
011 Tuesday.
gave us a
Mr. Jones M. Williams
clever call on Tuesday.
It is to your interest to call on J. 11.
Skinner before you buy.
If tlie freeze destroyed the Hessian
Fly it did not.come in vain. V j
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Brown spent
Sunday-in town witli relatives.
•*’ ’ • W , VA.-
Sliort, hut sweet, was Mr- J. A.
Iffglitsey’s pop call on Tuesday.-,
M-r-M
Monday by an appreciated cull.
Old fashioned trigger-traps made
ini' last week.
A V LONG BRANDI.
The entertainment at Long Branch
School House on tlie .‘jd of F«h , w-iajr
grand success. So say* tlie audience,’
it proVeu to us that our teacher was
1st Grade without having to examine
.his- coitiffcate. All his scholars ac
qniUe<l tliemielves^lti line style, con-
siderlng the *h rutime they had to get
up on their various dialogues and
speeches, but, oh my, the debate! it he
gan at a late hour and the s|»eakerH up
turned to annexation of the pos-essions
lost by Spain &c 7~b*iuusted the entire
suhjaet from hundreds of years B. C
and were sjirpriaed, tidt that tliev gain
ed tlie ease, hiit because the'audience
at tht? tiTTwr qt I t p. tur were w Tittle
restless and ncit imam humor to sing
psalms. But w ithout Any p— we have
N*.Anderson brightentdimie ^ytonents speeehe? on paper
large catches of Id
Messrs M. W. Felder and K It. Mey
er remembered us nicely last week.
Mr Jndson Greene.jiaid us his regu
lar annual pleasant call on Saturday.
- Rev. T. I*. Lide wjll preach at Seven
J’lneaX-hiirch on Suuday ( March.12th,
at 3 p._ tu.
' , x T- 1 . ‘ ~l
Hon. James 11 Bttsh, of Ellen ton,
was in town Sunday and Moutlay,“the
guest of Mr. T. M* Buckingham.
Mr. Buist Langl<*y stopped over a
few days with ids parents last week,
on his, way ftom Greenville to Savan
nah:
the*
Ida
in-
* Dl-tanee lends rnehnntment to
v’ew. hut not so at J. 11. Skinners;
groceries and weight* bear close
spegtltfn. 3-
Coast Line peopleworked all Friday
night to complete til#! crossing under
tlie Carolina .MldlHiid track and'move
r- j ehe «team shovel ovrrto ttie east Side:
offered a reward
conyicUoff of (Jje m»c*mw-or . pel
who hurtled Rev. W D Rice’s ham
near Denmark recently.
A row' between Clifford and Jimmie
W.IHtams, colored, ill tin* public, road
beyond “tlie "lynching ground”, on
Saturday, resulted tit the -hoofing of
tjic latter by the former in the foot.
Seed of the F.den watermelon,' w hich
w a-propagated bv ('apt C II. Mathis,
ot Blackvilie, are hringing n higher
prire tlian seed of .any othe:’'variety.
'ITie reason i*easy—they are the best.
A gentleman and little son coming
from the country to Barnwell on t|u-
morning of the 15th irtst. counted lying
neftr the foadslde in le*s than a ipjlc -
length 71 du' ; "s deed FftiUl cold ami lack
of food'.
Mr W. II Eaves entertained u« most
agreeably for a li ill hour on Tne-da\
lie w ilt plant no cot ton t li i- yejjr,- b»K
will fnake atl-ihe-inoiiev lie cares tor
out of splendid ;i» para gits and magffi.fi-
. cent melons.
The eomfortable dwelling c.f Kev. 1>.
L. M ix-oii, colored, of Dunhai toil, was
hu*n«*d on tlie, , in>t. The^tita 1 -tart-
ed atllie kitchen About hatf |.hee,oil-
t< tits of the house w eyi sa\i-d by lie*
family. Loss yI.g-si, witli no iiisiir-
aiice. . *
- Married Sundav evetiTig. Feb. lOih.
about 7i o’clock. Mr. Wilde lligiitower
11 Mi«s M. E Cave, both of (Mar, S <' .
Richard Morris, Notary-Tublic, uflicia-
a...*
The rabbits caught It last week.
Two sons of Mr -I I.. Grubbs, of .Met
catais, caught Ln one dav 3J. and older
>4>ort»m n -hot down la r gnr Jiuinbers.
T+ne tdd colored uriti and his sons ran
ffft-cen into 01 c hollow log andvaptu;--
cd the entire lot.
REORGANIZING THE
OLOft and llavor of fruits,
size, quality and ap
pearance of vegetables,
weight and plumpness of grain,’
Militia.
— »
| Adjt. Gen. Fi^y/1 Intends to Atari th’*
| week upon the -wa>rk of reorganizing
the State militiaatnl for that purp«ee
* he and hi* asoMant, G«d J. p?* K-to'j
will visit'all the companies |p*the State
' to ascertain which of them nhall be re
tained and to find out the »Utu* Of »f- _^11 1 T)„._ 1
fair* in regard to aruiAand uniforim* t>f ,' ^ produced l)y 1 otash.
the companies. T ire inwupanics to he
retained will lie those which have (ire-
served the tiest organization* and those
In places wTiero the miiitin i* most
needed ^
J
| amount of corn stored away in hs
barn* each year. La-t ytar lie had It t(
.acres of corn planted In one field from
which he gathered about 1500 bushels.
i 1 ' f 1 1 L*
There are now <0 oompanle*. or al-
ATTENTIONl
Gordon's Light Dragoons will pleas*
attend a (■•"inpany meeting at my resi
dence on Harurday, March 4th. at. ju
o'clock a. 111., arm«4 and equififed for
drill. 11. F. Anderson,
Orderly.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mr. I*. H. Loud Jr having moved from
this State authorizes me to request aJl
persons holding claims against him to
preseut them to me duly sworn to with-
>««.*•. .!-*«. e. ref ill prep.r.Uoii «»S 11';‘ k .' ! * ° r W ' , " W,t ‘" r
also what young America will he some **‘ me W,M De Dar , ; v muvartv
dav. WewtFI ask the Editor soon ^ . 'vviiUM.n-T’.’
lav down hi* sclssqrs and p*i*te pot ffifT„ . it , uor w tiiuton, »; w
one issue and puhliali them for’ ih« ^coy. otn, i»».i.
beuelit of his reader*.
the
Riall Mas.
KUNE DOTS.
C. & W. C. MILEAGE BOOKS.
Mr. E. G. Reid, a bright young .man
of our little town, lias gladdened the
hearts add homes 6f nur /illage by-Ids |
presence f<ir a few days after Id* long
absence in pursuitnl his Mudies in the
Massey business college in iiirming
J am, Ala , and pros|iccdve btisineas in
acksonville, Fla., iu wli'fch we wish
him much success.
We are very glad to welcome Mr*. S.
F. Reitl'home.ftom hei seemingly very
long - isjt to relative* in Savannah and
SyIvania, Ga. .
Our school, under tlie faithful tutor
ship of .prof W, W. Hart, ha* c
and our boys and girl* have been en
jovitig freedom and snow tlghtiiig.
Mr L. W, Bradley, a citizen wholiv
ed <m fhe-sotT of-mte tow-n to see it com
Him being, we are very sorry to say,
has moved hi* residence to Ulmer*
- SUPERVISOR’S NOTICE.
In order to keep the Magistrate*
throiighoiftt’the County posted as to the
wfiereabout« of tbe-Onunty Ghafn Gang,
1 wjll hereafter publish a notice In each
losed-t week’s issue of the County paper*.
\ en- * ,1 *‘ t ' ,,a ‘ n RAUg I* at Fiddle Pond
this week.
O. W. Barker,
The Governor lift
of one hundred doUara-Toy. wheirv w-* wT»lr hkn milch success in nil
*tnkH it kings
Farm work is being slowly htkt ener
getically resumed after sttch an effTeirt
ive throw bayk on accoutitof the weath
er. «
Olxervet.
BLACK VI LI.E NEWS.
Maj. L T. Izlar left on last Thursday
for Florida, from there he may .visit
If alia ns, < 'iiba., ✓ - ■ #
M E • Izlar Infs accepted a situation
with J. W. Oliver A Co , It. K. Contrac
tors. at Kingsville as bookeeper.
Died on Monday a week ago Mr.
George Itvche* of pneiunotiia. lie wa*
a g'.od citizen atnl fiictol. He leave* a
vv ilc. several cliildrcn anil a lio-t of
Irienil* to mourn liis loss.
Mr J. B. Kelly leaves this week for
< ul>a. 1 v
M rs. Jno. I). Martin,of Denmark, i*
visiting relative* in town this week.
Mrs. C. J. Martin is visiting relative*-
in Augusta.
Twofff Btackville'* young Americans
ranatway froin.ltotnc tin Monday after-
nmurto sec wha^ t he outside worTd*~had
iu store for them, hut the use of tlie
vviresjjty fond parents brought them to
a halt *r 'Dcumatk
Forest, (tyles tcff this week for Miami.
Florida, whSre he'has accepted a post
(ion.
' 4 A. B. C.
The Charleston an<J Western Cato-
lina Railway beg* to announce that all
One Thou*and Mile Books of (heir I*-
sue sold after February 8th, RttNi, will
he honored for passage over the Colum
bia, Newberry^and Ltfirens and Atlan
tic Coast. Line Railway*. The atten
tion of the travelling tuett i* especially
called to this arrangement.
Cyounty Jiupy’ar.^ In Western Texa^
R. C Roberta, Jr,
Clerk.
BLACKVILLE TO M ANILLA.
Mr. L. B. McDonald, who enlisted
the first of last year in tlie 1st IT, H. Ar
tillery, Regulars, sailed 00 Saturday
from Brooklyn to Manilla, nq the Sher-
Tdsn, the l)e*t xp|Miinte<l of the three
« army transport* that ImvAaafliiii froin
Brooklyn. The Sheridan carried l,83o
enlisted men and officers, and tlieir
wives and families to tlie numlwr of IK).
The vessel goes fhrongh the Huez ca
nal, and i* expected to reach Manilla
In 50 day*. M r. McDonald has prom-
ised to write- Thk Pxot’Lz from the
scene-of war. > • *-
OBITUARY.
m.
5th,
Small grain sown before the holidays
<tood the freeze fairly. T hat-planted
later and ju*t coming tip was some
what t hinTicd, but the :o*s is much Jess
than was /feared'.
Mi*« Pauline Cave, a very charming
and aecompli'hcT young lady, return
ed to her home at Kline on Tuesday,
alter spending seve til delightful days
with Barnwell friend*. ,
Several reliable gentlemen from
the
Western'h|euf the <niuntv told us last
week that tlui-eiuptive'disease iu tt.e
railroad camps h* nor small pox All
'h* same it is vVell to be vaccinated.
-• All ellorts to please his customer- are
displaced bv J. II. Skinner.
— M >*t respectfully vour«,
J. 11. Skinner,
Next door - to Bank of Barnwell.
itors. R. H. Walk'-r ,of Anphton 1 Jiad
an unfortunate fall on the ico la-t
week,’ art'if sustained Injuries which
_whiie netbsVrid'ns oan-a inoch srti
and w ill keep hbf rtiintln-d to her room
for several weeks".
V. B. Owens, E«q., one of the bright
est. and most prumjsui'g yo'otVg attornev*
of Biirnwell, will leave for Aiken this
week for thi practice of the law in co-
psrtnerjhl'h With Solicitor Sawyer.
AVc regret CO’ lose him, but lioprt him
suei*e««.
Mrs. W. B. Johnston. Misses Julia
A'trd Marie Milhous, Maggie Hatr, Es
sie ATatthews. Forest, Wood; Alessrs
Willie Felder, Wil ie Matthews, Capers
Milhous and Virgil Nevtts eame over
froiiv BlavlfVille Monday evening to en
joy Rev. PaiWM lecture.
fbtr aceoltnf of the eaptnra of Henry
Williams, colored, last week was pao-
tiially incorrect. He vvas.arrested by
Messrs Ji B. Shiiies, I. it. Hutto and
Other parties ami delivered to thtTfrag-"
bdfate at BlackvilWl wherl'hfe received
trentence lilting hi* qffenco.
The Coast Line people are floating
Hie heavy SaHkehatchie tre«tle timbers
dow n stream frrtm the Harley Bridge
and making good progtess.*
The contractors d'hii'are grading in
the sand hills ate getting along well,
lint t flose whose work is through the
c’lay are away behind time.
Mr. AV. P. Armstrong' will-plant ten
Khresin broom corn this year and nuuK
ufuetbre the product into bropfftA in
It Ik factory at Appleton. He htfs. learn
Od how to cure the broom' corn as they
do out West. Thk J^koci.* hopes that
he may find thlK new home UtJusjev so
pi off table tjtMrt many people will follow
hi* gbOtL^xTunple and make something
better thkn cheap cotton.
Rev. J. II.. Dew of/ Kentuckv preach
ed two admlrahle sermons Barn
well Baptist cfiurcn ott SsttKlay to large
and, appreciative congregations. On
AlomlaV evehilig lie delivered a very
mtertalng lecture toa delighted audi
ence, dn Ihe sblfjiect “The Shining
Heel.”
.'^.Barnwell people arh glKd to have
formed hi* acquaintance and will' a)-
Arajr^lllvc him u silicon.* wtflcofuc. :
An apnreciative audience enjoyed
Mr. D H. Witherspoon's interesting
and instructive illitsfrared lecture at
the- (out! I louse mi Fiidav evening.
B it for tlib Hunt. a<ant Wcarlter bD au
dience would have bet 0 much larger.
He gave more tl)ab full Valtic to hi-
hearers.
AVI LITST(>N NEWS.
Sir. Martin and mother nt New York
arc'peoding Uie--'* inter at fir. J. M.
1875, and died January 3'lst, ]8ff
He had been in had health fof some
time, and his last illness continued on
ly a few days, when the messenge^ of
death called him home to await loved
ones left behind p
Frankie was loved by all who knew
him for his genial and Christian char
acter and was a good busitje* 4 ) man,
having always given.satistaction to his
employers. Ffis family ,<lid not, know
that he was *tck atntil the pews came
that he way dying, which-wns a great
shock t<> them. ^ lie w^s buried at the
Great SaltJc'elndVh'ie church by thq side
of hi* father. The K. of I*., of v. jiiyh
he was a mem'her,' performed the cere
nmwy.— ■ —;; v">—•'
’Dearest Frankie tliou hast.left us.‘
Here thy loss we he< ply feel:’ 1'- "T
Hut ’tr* Golf tha^ hath bereft us.
He can all our Borrows heal.
loged companies. On the roll*, hut many
of these are know 11 to he in a thorough- .
I.v disorganized state and not to be r-- j
lied upon in case ot need. It i* pro
posed to cut down the numbe r to -0
companies an<l require every company j
to have not less titan 45 or 50 bona tide 1
members, which would give theniilkiia
a total of I.5U0 men. With the'organl
zation on thai basis, am’ the appropri
ation being |8 ( U(K', the coinpanics would
jjfsw about $0 for cacii metnher, w.iiich
is double the amount they now receive.
With I’llOS-
propeely Combined
phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and
liberally' applied, will improve
„ TO CURE A COLO IM ONE U.VT
r , 1
Take-Laxative Bruno (Juiuine T'ahrcts.
All druggist* refund money ifitfall-’to
cure. 2.)c. The gepuine ha* L. B. Q. 01
each tablet. „
'^C()S T OF COTTON.
Statistician Hydenf the Departinent
every sojl and increase yield
and quality of any crop. V*
Write and get Free our parophMft, which
tell how to buy-and u: e fertilizers witli
greatest economy and profit.
1 QE«nAN KALI WORKS,
)• - vj Na*»au St., New York.
WILLLSTOX, S. 0.
of Agricultuie^ \Vasliingtou,'lias in ves-
liguted the cost of growing upland cot-
toil hist year. Hfs report £}iow* that
the average cost of prodnclhg an acre
was $15742, subdivided as follows:
Rent $2.88; ploughing $2 81; seed 21c ;
planting seed 28e ; fertilizers 150;
distributing fertilizers Hie.; chopping
and hoeing $t .31, picking $337; gin
ning and packing $N02; liaggiug and
tles&Tc.; marketing 04c; repairing Im-
plenients 40c.; all other expenses Tie.
The pound* of lint produced—255 (L
sold for 0.7 cents per pound; bushels of
seed produced 10. price per bushel 11 it.
The total return to the planter on tlie •
average was $10,03, which gave .him a
net profit of $3 01 per acre. The co«t
of picking cotton per 1(H) pounds was
44 cents, while the cost of producing
lint per pound uva,* 5 27 cent*.
These statistic* were based on reports
of several thousand farmers. Those
who cleared money made 275.0 pounds
of lint to the acre, while tlmse who lost
Wtfik at
Barnwell
Am prepared tff do Dental
your houies .anywhere in
county. In my home office Friday and
SatiiTdav of each weft >•. Office over
Weal hersbee’s Store.
GIVEN AWAY!
piade only 170 pounds^
and Soutb-'Ve«t-
ern Utah the farmer* have been irrign-
tirtg cotton to some extent. T he yield
in Texas on land* so treat* d was .512.4
pounds <if lint per acre, an increase of
2!K)drpound* over the average for the
whole State.
NO CURE-NO FAY.
sell
That, is ..the way. all., dutcglsts
GRo‘vK*a T'*»YELkaa CHffx Tunic for
Chill* and Malaria. It j* simply Ir -n
and Ouinlue In a tasteless form. Child
ren love It, Adults prefer it fo hitter,
nauseating Tonies. Price, 50c. For
Sale by C. N. Uurekhajter. - . .
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Remember it co»f* you nothing.!
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, MilUnery, Notions, ..
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Surveyor
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TII E W EK K L V NEWS A COURIER,
(Tiarlestott, 8. <'.
The jury of twelye was ado|ite<l be
cause he prophet* wece twelve; Ihe
apostles were twelve;' the Jew ish judg* *
were twelye, twelve pillars of tlie tern
pie, twelve, patriarchs, twelve tribe* of
Israel,.twelve stones in Aaron’* breast
p.ate, twelve signs of tlie/otl'iaf. When
juries were ffrat established, the judg*’
I took t,he furor* around w ith him In a
cart, until they agretid. If they didn't
Dll. .IM). P. PC. III..
DENTIS!', (Mlice, Williston...
8. V. K'qTiippcd for Irav.el-
-TXT^Iing Work -douft at. your
lipttie/Sinvw here in Barnwell County*
Will be at o Hi eft J n Williston every Sat.-
urday and Monday.. . J ‘r,
Judge of Probaie Notice.
istrators^nud
the Probiiiiy
agree they were fined and Imprisoned
•t;
THIow JanudieeUnreff.
8mith
Mi'* Nortn.a Wise, wiio
teaching school in Orangeburg County, !
lias returned’hoiiuj, - •
x MAf-- M.»ude Hairof Elko yi*ited*‘Mifes [
, , Yet again we hope to meet thee,
ha* been wiien oiir dnv ol fife ha
been
We cnjuy.ed a Monday visit from
('apt. B. Ki’cd, of Kiko, and his frieud—f
l*r. Winslow, of Ma*sacriiisett*, who
is spending th- Winter in the Sunny
South, so-called Dr. Win/hnv is a
cousin of Cant., Winslow’of tlie KeftF"
sarge, and a very entertaining conver
sationalist. When Jefferson’Ditvis wa*
Secieiarv of War, Dr. Winslow was a
member of tlie escort that aycompao
ied him on hi* inspection' of tlie Maine
militia at Bangor.
M jv Woodward last week.
Mrs. Harmon of Bamberg lias
visiting Miss lu-ttie Matthews'.
Mrs. .P A. Hamilton and childrf ri af
ter a visit to Relative* in Trenton have
returned liome.
"•(iYe-(trtrTt»fy gttH im'A’ftbTr tfcal jlTI
-the sick are convaleseen't.
Lawyer.!. A. Ui Ills of Aiken paid
the >dd folks a very pleasant visit last
week. 1
A very painful accident happened to
Mast'er Vomian MintlT last Monday,
while leading some shell* to £n hniu-
ing. He a* sitting about six feet
tb fled;,'
Then in Heaven with jby to rtieet
- ,.. ., « ,'
AV liere no farewell tear* are sjied.
‘ Old Blue.
Suffering humanity
plieil with e-verv means po*s
relief. It is witli plea*ure we puhlish
the following: ‘'T in* i*.to certify t liat I
was .a’ terrible autfdl’ef front Yeflow'
Jnutidlce for over six monihs. and w as
treated hyjiune o^ the best physicians
in tnir city and all to noayail, ifr. KeH.
dur7,diuggi-t, recdmm§nde;l Electfiq
JJJOHgtpairtl after taking two, hoitjes, I
waB/rtHlre’-y* cured, f pow take great
p)easi|re in recommendjpg thelff t.o any
1 person suffering from thlrter-lble mal
ady, 1 am gratcftillv yours, M. A. Ho-
garty,,xpigton, ffy.”
Sold by J. ,C.,(,t'eeeh and C. N ILurek-
liaiDr, Druggist,*.
' —1_ - -
1
To Executory. Admin
(iuardlans appuiuLctf- by
( oort: ,
Vmi will please take tfofiew thaf the
daUite- rejuire yon during ihe moinh*
<>f Januar\ and ftehrpary f-- make a k-
jjturn tn the Prohitte Juilge of all esrau s
• in y.unr possesjdou for the preceding
j year, and in ca*e of your ncglftcf, ihjat
Should he sup you fiepdted so to rlo. or f tse yupr co 111 -
tide f4|(i jys I'"^‘’ons on moneys received and paid
T out for such estate.
JOHN K rCNELLlNC^ J. P B C.
Barnwell, 8, C., J1I1 Janhary Jsytis—
Charleston & Western Carjolina R’v. C4
Augusta nn 4 ) A sin ille Short Line.
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BY A VARNWEl'L COVnTA^ 1 V EN.
Do you know- you
costWsttfttng;
have asked for the
SUNDAY HOMK IDE.
On -Smrday afternoon T quarrel t»e-
twee 11 George Duncan, colored, on the
one side, ami hi* younger half fmahers
Adam and Tom on the other, ended iu
a resort'tn tire arms... Adam was killed
by a sliot Ifoni Geo'rge’s |4*t»l, (Jeorge
was wounded in the leg hv-small shut
from- Tom's ,'gun. George and Tom
were lodged in jail for trial.
All the parties were grow n and set-
tle'd men Tliete me different stories
rtf the cause of the trouble..
Ever rnade by hand* above;' ,
A woman's heart,' a wpiiiahV life—
And a woman’s wonderful love.”
Do you know yon have asked for thi*
priceless thing)
As a eldhl miglit n«\ for a toy; (
what dtlier* have died to
from the tire with some powder Iti his
lap; the lire popped but and (ell in the
powder, his lace and one: hand were
I if IV burned'.
Miss Efla Wallace, a lovely girl from
Florence is VisUing H -v. T. il,-Edward
Mis. Max Sally of AiKen Coutity is
visiting Mrs. Prothro.
The blizzard last week hit n* heavy.-
At pre-eirt.JE is impossible to t.e|| the
damage to.(he oaf crop; wime farmer*
-ay Hier are nearly all killed, others
say only the young ones’are kille-i.' .
‘ H.M.J.
soul
The dtlliculiy oecurred In "Wood
ward’s Row” ou the Blackvilie road
opposite the Allen (dace.
THE COMING COURT.
Tues'dar the remainder of the Grand
Jury for the year and pfctit juries for
the first week of the term to begin on
Monday. Mare i l-ftli', dfrft drawn
The Grand Juror* holding over from
last ve«r are:
J. I/. Bradley, ^ AVilUe Addison,
Richard Rountree, B. M. Jenkins,
C. If. Sanders, J. F. Preacher.
The new < 1 rahc|'Jurors are:
J A.Tobin-,
J. LTCom.elly,
J. A Jenkins,
M. T. W illi«,
J'. A. Bennett,
F. Keeler.
Si H. Harley,
J B. A ugley. '
M R. Middleton,
I- 'B. Afreeeh,
ATfred R. Dunbar,
Fred Dan islp^^
T he tlrst week petit jurors #re
Allendadft—W. F. Googe, VV
O H Ellis.
Baldock—T^. Ltzar, IL A. I-azar. VVV
S <rt*wald. O B. Uaptftfl. J. H. Barites.
BarnwqlL^C. F. Baker.
Bennett SoriHgs—J. Meyer, Mar
ion Rountreof'J. A. Bates.
Blackvilie—C. R Bodlford, L. VV.
DewitjL/C. H. Rolen. ' V
. Rdu Pond—Joe Fogler, J. O. Btlnn-
Four Milo —TatRe-r F. Gn cn.
Georges Crbek—C. C. /,orn. J. R.
R:,v< ^ ‘ * . ...
Great Cypress—Jack Creech, R, M.
Thomas, <>. IL Best*..,11, iL Craddock."
. Rich Land—Jbe Grrrbh'L Archie
Greene, E. B. Biircklmlter, Bi F. Bax-*
ley.
Syesmr.re—ft'—At A1l~VVilli* Mixson,
J. J. Harriot.
VVillisron—Peter Perry, Henrv Mat
thews. Walter Willis, Porter Norris,
U.ilphjh’hustou.
Deutandlng
win,' j . ■
W ith the reckless'dash’ of a‘ boy.
. Whoever mv heart,and woman
would eVpittain to w iq, >
Must stand itt the bar of my woman
soul; , f , ,
^mj learn the tftie price of such a
w _ v - . . a
For fids gift of love to be. freely bes
towed;' _ : ,
To make h1» happiness near [Perfectly
whole, ( , ; - , . / ✓
I require Tint hi* heart be as tru^. as
.JJqd's stars— , ,, vX/
And as pure as Heaven his sotil.
JENNY NKW8. -
The young folk's had a
time playing snow ball last wee
: 1 „ 1 ! .... t 4 . 1 4 r.. _
delightful
Thi*
scribe became riivolved in several bat-
tles. hut came out victor every tjme. ,
It is said Hia}; tlie sniiw-sTeet }i!orm
last week w as tlie largest ever witpess-
• d by many (»f our old .citizens*. Peo
ple a* well as stock'Knd catt|ft suffered
severely fnun th t cold* snap! it being
almost impossible-to keep warm' in
doors by’tlie fire; however we have
heard of very little damage done yet iu
our immediate,nVignborhooiL ,
On HccnuHtTil'the wet weather very
little farm work ha^, bei;n done yet.
Not with‘UaiwtibgTfie low price of cot
ton last FnlLour farmer* seft'm to he in
good spirits and hiqie |o get a better
price for their proiiuce the coming
RaH. . . ( r
-school.be-in a flourishing cohdr*
tioi- under the successful inauifgemeot'
of Miss Addle Jenny’. “
Mis* Gertie Hearse-spent last 8aluf-"
•lay arid Siiftday with .Misses Addle and
Bessie Jeutit.
Very little; fertilizer* hft've beeri 4 jvidke my life.
i*r. To" ‘
bought*here no far, and we believe that
You' ftigree to work,' thab my life
would demand, ; , , , . .
I require also a far bpttpr thing;' 1| ,, •
S y iiinl's help 1 strive tb be worthy
ie rtfizaf,
A nd ilook for a ffinn' t^b<J d'kltjg;'
Amt it iiiait' whom the ma(rer,' Grkl
will lt|Hk_uj>oh, as did the d'r»t,
aud say— •
“h U very good.”
Faih young and fair but tile rosb will
fade, -
From my soft yotitjg cheeks some dsy;'
Could tou cherish lliU love mid
falllhtf leaves ...
As in'the fall blobnf of May? 1
BewVre of Ointitn/nl ^or Cntirrrh That
cortain Afercnry,
as
wilf surely
destroy
the
ACRKHTURAl
CdiLFXE.
AND
Agricultural
Vlecli!inu:il
Literary...:
SIN DEPARTMENTS,
< Mu'inlcaL
.'i'rM ile.
Mitilarv.
mercury
sense oj[ smell aiu( cuiyj)]fc.Ld.v fferang
the jt wltoie system (ftm-n entering it
tnroiigh the itnieoiis. surfaces. . Such
artlclt; should never bq used except tin
prescriptions front reputable physi
cian*, (ts the daniagq tl/ey pill do is
ten fold to^the good you can possihly-
"derjve ^Jruin, them. il;tl(,’s CatpTrh
.Cure, manufactured by F. J. ( honey &
.Co, T'oledp^ (>., contain* notTiftrqur.y,
and is take 4 ) internally, acting dirocD.v
.upon the blood and nmenus surfaces Of
-the system. In buying , Hair* (hitarrh
Cure hq sure yon ge^ tlie gcn’i)i|e. It
is taloen jntertially,' aAtd iqade-in Tole-
!do, Ohio,’ lijr F. 4.jQ.hcney £ Co. Tes-
in ‘he South,
tist rated cal-
Best etjnijvped ‘(/’ollegp
450 -indent,*. Scud lor i
alogue.
HENRV S|| ART/JIG
Glemson ('otlege, 8. C.
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
SuRocofi Dentist,
_ 1 inse connect lobs at TTrtcn wood 'for ali
p Im* oft 8. A, L..4n4 L'. A B Hnttway, and^
at r paipuilniri:, •.■.JliVi.-tlarii UaUsny,
For any inforniati ai i<iaiiv<? > 'tt>' tickets,
ra ‘
rales, m-luuhihs. eOv.^iublrtrs, ,
W.fffrC K ' Jll, (ipn Pass. Agent,
E. U. NOP.T44, 84J. Agr nt.
T. M KmcrKhn Traffic Manaccr.
“THE UUARUEHTON LINE.”
fsOUTH CAROLINA A
GEORGIA R. R. CO
- • - - - . I .--r- - f — f
The Shortest Route Between Charles
ton and Atlanta and Asheville, N.C.
PASSENGER DFPABT-MENT.
Cnahlkston, 8. C.^
SC 1!P.DULL IN KFFEOT JANUARY
1st, 1800.
U.VJ!.T
rTa'CK Vil.LK, - -
- H. C
tiniotilalf frpe. v ,
•’ “* JR "
Sohl.by
tie.,
iruggistA, price 73c-per bot-
Will be at bis office in P.arnweiFeve#)’ Pales
•lay and Tucmluv and WcsiiOrdav tollos ing
Will be at Ids Koine pfnee in Hlaekthle < »•
cry Friday and P^turdny, .uxl will makeap-
| pointnicnts to lucct (sUienfs at any of our
county towns or Call at tneir rt'Slrlemes.
1 am a full graduate of Philadclplda iicr.ta
('otWge; liy\•* badaftTanteeit jearr active prao
tieal exis'i iepc<\junJ cun pka:,eyo6 In quaiit*
of work and prices. ~ r :
Pure ftredPoultry,
W.lvl'-.'AI ,TM AC,-
Brscder.of Hqre Strain of 8. C. Brown
Leghorn*. Non Setters
—TfESt EaVf^RS ON RECoRI).—
the
an ocean so strong
I* your heart'
. and deep,
1 rfijty laiinch thy all on It* tide;' ’ .
Or bad l best' brave life'* hattles
OelrLnrdglVe me g^ace to decide.
I* reqhlre all things thkt are grand
ould be:
and true,
All thlngb that a man
1 wn
Would you give thl« all I woirld
there will be a big decrease th their u»e
this year.
Mr. VVynjan Main, lh year* old ajQffJ,
of Mr J. VV . Main, 'lappene.d to a paiii^l
fuKbut fortunately not a verv sertoiii#
accident some time ago. While hi*riil*
ling a pDtollt wan discharged aedden-
Ully, the balTehTerrng his fo'Vt about
the ankld'and tnaklhg’ ah’ u .ly ff£ y h
wound. We «re indeed prptid to sitv
that he is Up and able to travel around
again. T ;
( apt. J. VV. Jenny, a model farmer of
this community anil who is probably
the best bug raiser iti thfe county; has
already ktllrd about 35 Wrkers this sea
son, «ind ha* several mare yet to’ kilT.
We have no reason to wonder at ail at
IbU w Uwr w# oiioe think oT large
be all demanded of me. .
To give thi* lore, the prfbel^is thing,
A* ptire gold withotu alloys
But its not to be possessed by a care-
lei** rimo,'
And played with as’a' child w ith a toy.
Wrltte " ‘ 1
itten Saturday-, Feb. 4th, 18t)0.
buckle^^’arnt’ua' salve.
. Egg* f<T ‘V'* 1 *' Rt 75 « ‘id-* per 13.
Mock Jfor siile sYter July 1st.
BEACIvVrEIE, -
- - - 8. C,
Notice to Taxpayers.
4*
if .axes
The hordes for the ftnlleqtinn
for tie iNrkt ye;tr 185)8 will be open iu-
niy offfqc iu Barn.well unlil .Decemlrer
UNt, IF!^ after which riate the statu
tory jhf.naitv will Rttafth.
The expense'Of attending (daces for
the purpose of .collecting (axes is so
heavy and the' rollecti ms «, small 'hat
I deem It useless toju tend more places.
ver, w ith the a-spt»aiice of a good
collgetlori 1 w iil iit tend an y ot her ttIhcpt
YOU can find at all times during the
• -season the
TV:
on the Railroad for a day
Levy.
For State—mill-.
For Coo nt y—3.
For School—3 mills.
Total—11 milU.
Special levy on account of school?;
Barnwell, 3l g irrlll*; Williston and,
j Elko, 21 mill*; Caves and Brownell. 3
.'mills; Edist<». Hercules, Ifecdy Brunch.
1 Allendale, Ulmer. Mnrri-. I'nend-I.ip,
jTlarhary -liratudt, Jibyjkvilfe, _ Oak
Grove a.ul Double Pond, J in I ID; Ce-
tlar Grove, T'lnker’* Creek rtiid Monie. 1
mill. OohUand silver c«|u and nniioiy.
al bunk bjils receive*! for tax*'*.
A F. FREE,
rmstrrer Barnwell (Jniiitv.
Lv f hurleston,. .
.. 7 CO am
5 30 pm
Sunimervjllcy..
.. 7 41 am
6 0!) pm
I’regnaUs
Y h ]3 ain
6 45 pm,
Georges... .'....
.. 8 25 am
7 (ft) pm
Braiieliville .
. 8 55 Hin
7 50 p«f
Ttowe-villc
...ll H> utp
8 07pS
Oraugchiivg....
... !i23am
8 24 pa
St. Matthew S..
.. 1) 45 «in
8 48 pm
Fort M'llte ...
... p 5!) uni
!) ()3 pm
Kingville
.. 10 15 am
9 20 pa
Ar Lolutt) hia
...1! (4) 11 in
10 io pa
I.v ( blmnliia
Y 0 45 am
f! In pm
Kingville .* .
.. 7 3(» uni
4 38 pa
F'oti M01 tt*;
.. 7 13 am
4 5o pm
St. Matthews .:.
... 7 58 «m
ft 04 pm
/ Orangehurg..
... 1:4 inn
5 20 pm
Rowesv ille
. .. 8 S4 a m
5 45 pm
Braiieliville. . .
... i) 05 mn
6 17 pm
GeoVges . ^ ,. .
... !) .'<1 »in
<> 42 pm
Y" UrdgnnHft. . .v
. t) 34 11 m
7 (0 p«
,Supiq.er7ni&...
. ..10 18 Nin
7 33 pm
Ar Charlci-foir ..
...11 00 »m
8 17 pa
Lv ( liauleatan
... 7 (ft) am
ft 30 pict
Branchville. ..
. b 15 am
7 50 pm
Bamberg.
. !• 41 aqj
siiTpa
Denmark
.. 0 52 am
8 31 pm
Blackvilie . ..
..'.i() 10 am
8 50 pm
W illiston ....
. HI 27 am
i) 10 pm
...11 (Hi.wiit
1) 57 pm
Ar Angus;H
...1151 uni
10 4ft pm
Lv Augusta ....
... 6 20 am
3 10 pn»
•'Aiken.'' ; .
t.. 7 02 nin
4 (ft) pm
Williston, r...
.. 7 41 am
4 41 pm
/ -
Blackvilie ..
Denmark. .
Bamberg
Brainhvill:
Ar Charles tor..
J .*4; s in
8 11 a m
8 24 a in
!).P5 ft m
0.3 pup
5 19 pill
5:« pnt
0 17 pot
8 iVpiri
fast i x raxs* a'Cq ci* ta'
T«hv
W ASHIKfl *
Connection via Denmark and’A^C. L,
.v Augusla 2 30 1 *
,v Aiken
tr Dcnniark :
.v Denmark.
Jv Aiken
Ar Augusta
PAILV EXCEPT SCMUY.
Lv Tanulen . . ... 8 15 nm
(’a*nilenJ«ir.ctit;n. <) 35ftm
ASCKing'. ; i le id ( 5 ata
Lv KingvlEc. , . . H>F5ain
f ('.pudeu J unction Id 4)5^am
Ar ( arflden ... i*; . .11 40 ptn
fTtN.Nkct toss: €ly de Liae, Charlea-
Ism ; G. M. H. K , BlackviBe: F. <J. ^
P. K. lerisD 4 nm:i rk; Ga.Tft'R. r Augu*-'
ta: soil them ByT^ColiuiUila. ^
CQnii( ! cUoinna»><JTff*)n Atlanta'witbC
thr.mgb Palace Bleepltig DAT
Sleeper. - 1 • .
L. A. f^JERSOM.Traffic llanagerV
J 11 SANDS,General |j(*ljag€
General Oth*. d : C
13H THK MOST rOXFOKTABLE AND
DURABLE BUGGIES MADE IX
THE C.MTE1) STATES
and the
> Safest and Soundest
IIorHcs, Mares and Mule* at the new
Stables;
BARNWELL, 8. C.
4
'THE BESTSALV^ in the world (or
Guts^ Bruise*, Sores, Ulcere, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sore*,' Tetter, Chap|*d
H'R'ntl*,'Chilhlaihs' Cornsjyihd all skin
Eruptions, and positively cure* Pile*,or
uo ptiy required! (t ta guaranteed to
give pe'cfect satlsfactiop or tnon?V re
funded. Rrlce 25 cent* jfir l>ox. For ^.nh
Sale by J. G. Creech aid GY N. Biilck-
ifhiirr %,
Due East of Tim Pkopi.k office. They
1 are the flne<t inat gfmd ti^ririey can bin
in ^he he*' 1 VVe.siern dsrket/< and are
x arraftited as represftntej or No t Sale.
They are as good as they arp piettv anil
prices on the bast* of low down cotton.
Before buying give me a call. I'll
please you ll posAkhle. • -
.. LU AKL1E BKtMVX
' , Agrnl.
BO YEARS’
experience
P"k
3 no pu^
4
6 17 r®v
7 10 pm.
7 55 am
0 (HI piff
3 50 pm
4 28 pm'
Tpade Marks
Dcsigns
Copyrights 4t:
Afrrone .ending a skelrh iin<T fta*crtiitk>n .nay
<rat,.|itT iln nur .uunkui til*- wtustwr an
Invftflttfta i» pro%»WY pntentatua Cn-iuiimiiiuv-
Uon»»irl<r?l*(Sjli8't< ||IW»1. KfimUvoknn I’uttSiU
frT <44n»; imtircT fur Mcurin* fal' tcu.
I , u*e. , its liunn ihmucli KBlui k Co. rccetro
ijtfcm 1 without charge. In Iho
Scientific American.
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