The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 30, 1899, Image 2
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BANK NOTICK.
ThB Bamwell PB0Dl6<| Th»IUnkorB«rn»HI minwclo*^
. u. j...■ o t Good Friday, Mardi 3l»r., In aceord*
' I anuA with |tli« ouatoni of niHiiy venro*
mjf. HOLMES, Bdittr ijrcp’r. • andl g. Depositor* »r« roqu*»Ktad to
LitCitST COUJftT CIRCtJLATlOH
THURSDAY* MARCH 30,
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1800.
A little ice yentorday morning. But
It dldfi’t check the orange bloitom*.
^lant doirn. Yhe rclentilic weather
Vropheta predict drought* for the, next
\hree Bummer* In the great grain
•^growing North-\Ve*t.
Texae fArrher* not •atialled with ma-
Ving their over-grown State one big
'•oHon Held have' gone to shipping
\>'*iitl»g seed to Manilla.
Tresldent tV 11 born think* that the
meeting of the State Alliance In Co
lumbia next, July will be the mo*t
largely attended convention held in
-ten yeafi.
■ The Georgia Fruit Grower* A**ocl«-
Mon met In Macon la*t week and after
‘exchanging new* decided that no
'|»eachaa will be phip|>ed from our sis
ter State thla year.
Gen. John B. Gordon ha* i**ued an
order that only one *pnn*or and one
maid of honor from each Congreaalonal
dUtrlct shall be »e»t to the Co.nfcder-
ate reunion in ('barleston. .
Sterling Morton, Secretary of Agri
culture In Mr. Cleveland’* Cabinet, ha*
partially revived from the solar plexui
argument with which Lauren* You-
'«nan« annihilated him a few year* ago,
and calls for the organization of a new
party. Morton admit* that the Palmer
and Blickner movement defeated Bryan
in ’IKI, and wants to organize some sim
ilar meanness for IBOO.
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anticipate the business of that day,
F. G. Butler, Cashier.
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BEYOND UKOKGK’SCMEEK.V
There were wise men »-the«H d*TWr
Ju»t heynnd George’* Creek Mr. VVU-
lla,n Nlniwion* owned a farge and Val
uuble plantation year* ago. He dl
Mr. W. W. Mangum of Vlcknhurg,
Mississippi, is so well pleased with the
behavior of the 6u trained cotton pick
ing monkey* that gathered his crop last
year that be will import 1,000 more this
fall, and he wants Southern farmers
through the Boulh. He tl ml* Out mon
key picking cost* only one third a*
much a* gathering by human hand*,
and there is no stealage either. With
cotton at five cent* or le.»* a pound
cheaper gathering is an absolute n«
ccssity.
yided bi* cultivated InmliL Into fields of
about twenty acre* eacb, leaving or
planting row* of tree* between the dep
urate parcel*. In time these row* of
tree* became almost >mpa»*abie hedges.
After the death of Mr. NUntoou* some
of these land* pa**ed to new purcha*-
er*. They found the wood alirrwunded
tleid* a* productive a* river bottom*,
and cleared the trees and undergrowth
aeparatlng the field* *o that they would
have more irood-/|and for cotton and
co’n. For the last do/.en years these
lands have been well cultivated and
fertlllred with commercial manu'es,
yi t their pioductlvene-* lias steadily
•lecreaseJ. The wlnit having eiear
sweep for miles to the West has hca|ied
saubt heel*, knee high In idace* sn^j
damaged the general value of the land
»n much that one of the owner* hr.* de
cided to go back to the practice of M r.
Ninimon*, and I* sowing rows of china
berries to make wind break*. * r -' ;
TWO PICTURE^
President M» Ktnley went to church
In Thoufosville, Ga , on Sunday, wear
ing alight weight cOat and soft straw
hat, and “stnilltigly returned the salu
tation* of the congregation.”
All life *ame day some 10,0 X) Abler)
can soldier* ",(*() miles away werfe bat
tling away tinder a burning sun.
through jungles and rice fields w-ttli a
larger force of desperate half savages,
capturing earthwork after earthwork,
yet unable to strike an effective crush
ing Mow because of the *trange land in
which they battled. And many who
answered to the morning roll call were
silent when the night fell.
MILT IONS OF MONEY.
Mr. II Lawton writes from Luray
to the News and Cornier relative to the
reported discovery nf oil underlying
the plantation of Mr. II. II. Peeples.
He say* that tlie artesian well was com
pleted by Mr. Walsh, an expert oil well
^Bamberg Grand Jur I
,G € Elzey, W Z Ayer, H C Brabham,
L C Klee, ToWa* Fall, H M Kennedy,
O B Lain, G F Kinard, J It Law. TJ G
Milhous Jr. F M Simmons, W H Col
lin*. M B Kennedy, J l> Kinard, .1 0
Adam;}, I J Zeig’er, L L Lancaster, L
W Kinsey.
Petit Jurors for lirst week :
B I» Ill-hop,/!’ (j Ron is, II F Priesfr-
fer. -LI» llamliton, Gtl* Brabham, J.H
- | BUU, t; *' Carte*, J M Jeorrlog* 4i F
~ Folk. AV S Kaie*h. It K Tsnf,' John
Carroll, P M Kearse, Charlie Clever, II
L Kinard, W || Xlmmon*. J C.Gibson
.1 K jiyrd, F O Brabham. G J Fogle, W
F Hughes, J W Batter, F J SandlfeV,
‘A J Baxley, .1 I) Turner. LC Smiili, A
Black, II C K'i klsrid, W W I.ij lilsey,
II G Origgs, G F Copeljuiil, W .1 It »d-
gers, G O Matthew*, G Frank Bamberg.
Petit jurors for 'h\ tkeek :
WHAT SHALL WE I^p.
A jterfrmaiouLiTnngcrou*disease pre-
borrr from the North.,.^\t a depth of
them *4-attered
depths through thinner strata of the
same. y •-
Mr Walsh told Mr. Peeples that he
had no expectation of getting a tl<>w of
water, but evyrythinjf (Milnted towards
the existence of oil. Peeples per
severed, however, and at H7U feet *t-
cured n -flow w hich spouts over a hun
dred gallons aunlnuie :i,» feel above the
surface. ’
A syndicate of oil capital! ts lias put
upa forfeit of $10,fWM) ca»li under coc-
tract to pay Mr. Peeples ifllKi.lKK) Tor
his 3,000 acres on January 1st, 1!*00.
A MOCRNFI L MISTAKE.
On the afternoon of the 2-M Inst. Mr.
W P. Oriftiii of llauipton C. ||. and
Mr. Ambrose Bootle of Brunson went
turkey hunting In the edge of f-oosany
hatchie swamp. Neitbcr knew of die
presence of the other. Both were ox-
perts In that line^ STh Griffin began
calling with a “turkey yelper.” An
answer came and w a* repeated, circling
around him aGcr lhe~manner of the
wild turkey. TjirougH the dn-k Mr.
Griffin saw what lie thought wa« a tur
key making ready to fly to its roost.
He tired jtnd ran hastily to the spot that
the game might not escape. If only
slightly wounded. To his horror he
saw a strange white man prdsrr.ite in
speechless agony, with several buck
shot wounds in his temple. He h isten
ed^ to. Hampton, procured help and ear-
rTTfibc unfortunate man. M Bootle,
to the tow n. Ev^ry attention was gir-
en him. Mil he died next morning.
Mr Griffin had the body well dressed
and put in a handsome ca ket and ac
coinpauied by good citizens it Was yar
ned borne for burial. ■
I,ate Cincinnati pa|»er* have sparkled
tviih Black Diamond Railroad new*.
‘The charter and franclil*** have been
transferred to a syndicate of British
sitpitalirt*, who have aub*cr bed $ , 2tl,-
fkxj.OOO in spot cash to btti’d ilte road.
Actual construction of the .Y50 mile sec
tion between Clay City, Ky . and Port
Koyal will begin within a few month*,
and be completed and in operation in
two year*.
NTTThoma* Tancred, tfTe EngllsTfSivT
glneer on whd*e favorable re|«»rt Brit-
ish capitalists are taking up the enter
prise, say* it will pay IS per cent profit.
Mr. H. M Neill, the English expert
«otton statistician resident in New Or
leans. will not admit that lie missed
fhe mark when on August 3d last lie
said that “a crop of over 10,500,(Kan
lotlt* is assured, wkh l,(inO'0<X) to
TtiKf.OOt) mor^ jvi >i)jOjhe «thngc of possl
tdllty.” 'He claims tliat U was up to or
siver 12,000,000 Itales, but tliat a g<H)d
steal of it w'aff destroyed by bad w eather
in January, February and March. He
jidds that there is still much cotton to
fdek and much in pens, gin houses and
small interior town stores which the
late advance w ill bring out. ,
Man, as a savage or covered w ith the
veneer of elvilization, seem* to he a
,'Wood thirsty animal. Many of the vol
unteers enlisting in the rFgulir am y
of the I'nlted States are making it a
„ condition precedent to denning the un
iform that they Ire promised to be sent
to the Philippine Islands instead of to
l»caceful Cuba. And if governments
require their son* to engage In whole-,
sale s1anght0r It Is little wonder that
individuals redress real or fancied
wrongs by the pistol, or that outr.ared
and excited communities resort to the
lynching Mfc for vengeance.
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One must go away from home to get
iptwa. iHaonulng.tbe smaH pox *1tna-
lion In-the state Uie Florence Time*
lllrela Barnwell County by declaring It
now the centre of infection.
Upon authority of Dr. E. L. Patter
son, who was put In charge by the
State Board of Health, we are able to
state that there have been only three
case* of small pox in this county the
past Winter. They were promptly iso
lated. and everybody in their neighbor
hood* vaccinated without bras* band
display. The patients are all well and
the disease aa far as Barnwell county
1* concerned is ancient history. ,
Take it back, brother Ayer.
Trust* are having a high time now.
Under guardianship of Republican ad
ministration. Immense aggregations of (
capital are being formed to coivtrokthej
production and price of every article
Med by man from the cradle to the
sxoflln. The Attorney General of the
United Btatea admits hi* inability to
eheck theii policy of monopolizing ev-
•ry thing In sight and turn* them over
to the-helpless State Court*. In the
wean time price* of every thing except
#*rtp product* go merrily skyward, and
to tUy there. For that ultimate pur-
pme Mr. McKinley w as eVecU'd 'Presi
dent, and to conceal the conspiracy Unn
•“wnr for humanitr" was undertakea-
Aa we have remarked before the cotxv-
*ry wlH be beyond salvation by the-
ending of Mr. McKinley’* tir*t term.
Vvt|er•’pretence if liberating strange
I^P^tiie fhackk* of slavery are put
upon all American Jsbo'ing class**
without regard to.rape, color or prevD
The fool and liis llaniiels are soon
parted.. .
Gov EllerbeV improyement in hcalili
is slow and uii*^tislactury.
The highest price * ver paid for a race,
horse was $140,000 for the famous Or
monde. ■ .* ♦ , r
As one of the result* of the “war for
humanity” quinine has popped up (i.'i
per cent in. price. *t
f-ivii engineer*■ of the Aeaboard Air
Line have coinniem-ed the survey of a
connecting link between (’beraw ami
Columbia.
An Aiken girl recently took the gold
cure for love Bile broke hcr^^ngHge-
ment with a poor young man anj, mar
ried a rich Yankee,
The Legislative investigating com
mittee ha* loti mi Ex-Peniteiitiary mi-
perintendent Neal over ten thotmmil
dollar* short iii his d^’onTirfr ami the
examination is not C'.'mplete.^k^~-
After a third of a centiffcTof neglect
the Federal authorities-are contempla
ting the removal of the remains of the
1'iilon dead from their unmarked
graves at River.*’ Bridge* to the Na
flonal cemetery at Beaufort.
The Western Fruit Grower has re
ceived letters from correspondents in
over 20 States, reporting the peach crop
a total failure, tu many Instances the
trees have Oeen killed by the cold, But
a full apple crop may be counted on.
I’lie Second South Carolina Regiment
Is back from it* peaceful cxci r*inn to
Cuba and in camp near Augusta get
tlog 'ready to be mustered out. The
.command is lucky ami happy to gpf
home before being attacked by Yellow
Jack.
Ben F. Perry of Greenville, who out
quite a liguie in State, politico a few
years ago, lias made a pretty gopd rec
ord as a special |H>liceman at- af'street
crossing in Washington, affirpWwlfee-
qnenoe Jias been appointed an aiUit of
the Secret Service.
Assistant Attorney General Gunter
has tiled an opinion that school sup
plies cannot be bought during one
school year and pard for out of the
funds of another. This may avoid pay
ment for some of the high pi Iced c huu*
with which t!>* State has been flooded
Hon. Samuel W. Melton died Satur
day evening at the flPBdwiee of his son
I.aw*WKlr Melton, in Charleston, aged*
year*, lie was one of the ablest
lawyer* of h!» time, and had fillet! the
office* of Circuit Judge, Attorney Gen-
***4 and United State* DUtrict-Attor
»*y for South Carolitift.
J. F. Kilgit*. J. C. Smith. C. F. Still,
W7V. Patrick, H.C^Rice, C. H-''Bish
op'. N. A. Bellinger. - 1) 11. Rice, W !'.
Riley, W. A. Hanberry’ A. S'. Easter
ling. N. 11. Rlioad, Jacob Krhirdt.
John It, Carter, John <!. Zorn, Win- tl.
Folk, J. F. Staley Jr, J. E. Samllfer, K.
B. Guess. Adarn Bessinger, J. B.Guess,
J. K. Kennedy trr lU Rhoad, R. L.
Hightower, J Calvin McMillan, J. K.
Hightower, W. s. Milev, B ‘J. Brab
ham Jr.. G. II. Kearse Sr, J. J. Sim
mon*. John W. Smith. A. W Kinard.
W. F. Csipelsnd. C. K\ Connelly, L. E.
M. Smoak, J. C. Siiumk.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE BAY
Take Laxative Bruno (juinine.Tablets
Ail druggists refund money-if it fall* to
cure. 25c. 'Hie genuine has L. B. 1^. on
eacb taWfet.
A CAUSE CEL'EBRK.
The Wire Gih**, Georglar, News gives
this account of the mmtde tiKaecn
•ludgell. I>. I>, Twiggx, formwly of
Augii*ia, and III* second wife, who was
Mi-a Cornelia'Dcnm* of t'harlest'in :
Tlie divorce proceeding* by Mr*
Tw iggs against Judge II .!>. D. Tw igg*
in Savaujiaii for divorce ba* attracteii
widH-spreaii attention over the. Si ale.
Tbe story of (flic marriage and altei-lile
of Judge and Mr*. Tw igg* i* a* seiisa
t'mnal anil riimantic a- Rider Haggard
could have imagined. Judge Tu|gg«
wa* a pnuni'iem lawyer-in Aug-u-ta.
witli a‘large ami . Iiapay family HD
tlie entire country. Mr*. Twiggs was
then a resident of (‘liarlesimi, S. c
.'*be wanted a divorce from her lir*l
)H««»>a«d and mgjfgpft” tit * .J nTtge "n -
UuVrmcL lie Wa* *uc.c»-s«lul ajul the dt
vorco wa* graiited; lint' C’lTpid Ttad
lieen at work and Judge Tw igg*7\iu»
erged troln ihe. suit to timl him-7If in
love with lii* fair client (so tin-story
runs ) He at once set. about In'eing
himself Irum hi* lir*t uoitiii; went to
Iriikota amt set-ure l a dio rce. Then
lie and Ids nelv love were lit once
united, 'riicy moved to ' Anierieu-,
then located here, rcuiainii g two or
three \c.r-. Mrs. Twiggs w;,s ttie *o
callcil;queen of tin* tov.Mi. Her beauty,
her brilliant, intellect iiud many acenn:-
^i i-bments gave to lo r Mo 1 adiioi.uioji
df all at quaintancc*. Then i a me -in
satioii*, challenges^ talked of duels, ii -
ternnl strife, and so on, until Judge
Tw iggs decided to chatige hi- re*Uh»occ
to S tva'ioab. It \7a*.thiiuglit here tb-t
tliey were living liappily togeiher and
that peace.,•rttd tranquility reigm-d su
preme In their tfome. / But it, now tran
spire* that they have been separated:
'ujiice'lHsClaTC and Mr*, Twigg* s-eks
a total separation wftli alimoov, alleg
ing as her grounds cruel treatment and
tirutal abuse. But tiehiml this divorce
suit there i* a story tliat’ Mr*. Twiggs
lias found a “new loie'V in the person
of a distant relative—a young man id
prominence and wialth. We ran wfi
voueh for it* truth, hut we know tliat it
i* going the rounds and is credited h\
maiiv. Judge tNr igg* will denv lii*
wire’* allegatinhis, and a lively trial i*
anticipatid.
A PJiETlY BI T SENSIBLE GIRL
O yes, a young nian can do (hi* ai d
that, and society soon forget* it, Imt If
a young lady do one •‘thi* - ’ or- “tliat”
she ought not to! Is it soon forgotten?
Tlie man on-ihe h,tn f-*t •ml read fhi-
week of a young man who is called
fast, and be loved a pretty girl.
He tinally thought lie would ask her
to marry 4iim.
lie was aoxioii* to have a wife about
whom society'could -not talk and me
who would iimke a -grmd home Tor him
^ lie did noT ’•t Hmling out iilmut
tlicse things in a very tactlnl manner,
fot the young ladv hecame indignaitt,
and told him w hat w as w hat.
“I supiKtse yon lave me well enough
to live w ith me in a small ho is, ? ’ he
said.
“Arc you a good cook?” V
“Do yon think it is the. wife "saint y o
make the home h ippi ?”
• Are yon gciiiioiiu ai ?7
“fan yoirmak} yoprowiti elothes?'’
These are some of the^ncs’ions he
asked in a round about wav..
The yonnjfTaily said:
BelbnyT answer your que*t ! ons I w i 1
teH you a few tilings I do NOT do;:
“I never diiuk wiiieor hee-ror wliis-
Jtey,”
. “I never smoke.”
‘ I never owed a poor laundry woman
for mv w ash.” , rr4 _
‘ I never failed to pay the jailor.”
“I never stayed out all night playing
hilliard* and chid» in a.saloun.” g
“I never Went to wine suppers and
became silly with drink.”
‘‘Now.’’ said *h<‘, i i>iog indignaui!y,
“I anf told by tho«* who know, fhai
von do all of these tilings, and it is ra-
tlier absurd for vom to expect all the
virtues of me w hiie'yon do not pos«e*s
any of them yourself. I can never be
your wife.
And she bowed bimihir. and left him
on tin* door-step, a sadder if not a wis
er man.—The Indian Helper.
Lot« v of men 'who never think of nia
king wive* of their cook* make cook* of
their w ive*.
It D said that horse meat 1* sohl at
ib.’l sliops in Pari*, ‘the price ranges
from it) to 20 cents a pound.
Do yo"n want to learn hypnotism? to
eure disease? to inffuence others? If
you do, address, with j rent* to pay
postage. Hudgin*, White & Page,
Double Spring*, Ala., ami you will re
ceive a large lesson free.
A model husband lives in thi* .com
munity. He never allow s bis w itc to
do more than half Hie work. In t|*c.
summertime *fic puts up the canned
fruit, and in the winter he puts it dow n
—K,x.
v a it* tit rrm iyoM Wtry^ffa n ge r o u * oeca use
so deceptive. D comes on so slowly
yet surely that It is often ffrriily sealed
before we are aware of It. \
Tlie neme of ibis disease w hich mav
he divided into three distinct stage* is,
First, Kidney trouble, indie'ted by
pain in tbe back, rheirrtiatism, ium-
lisgo, frequent desire to urinate, tlie
Ifyi'v of urine being copious of scant
If allowed to advance, this reaclie*
the Second stage, or Bladder trouble,
w ith heavy pain in tho abdomen low-
down between tlie navel and the water
pas*age, increasing desire to urinate,
with scalding sensation Iti: jia*«lng.
small quantities betitg passed tyiih dif
ficulty. sometime* ne.pess iry to draw it.
with fiistrirmentA. 1 If uric acnl or
gravel lias formed, it will prove daiP'
genm* if neglected. * >.. T
Tlie Tldru stage 1* Bright's Disease.
There i« comfort jn knowing that Dr
•Kilmer, theigreit kidney and bladder
s|)t*fiHlist, lias discovered a remedy la
(nous for, its marvelous cure* of the
iiiost distressing j cases and known as
Dr. Kilmer's .Swamp-Root.
It is sold by all druggists. . ,
As a proof of ilie w;onderfiil viitue^
of till* great discovery, Swamp-Root, a
•ainp'e liotile and book of valuable in
formation will lie sent nhsolutely' free
itv mail nti application to Dr. Kilmer &
Co., I ting ha in ton, N Y. When'writ
ing kimilv incotion that yon reijd thi*
liberal offer In Title BarxWkll I’koim.k.
NEVY USE FOR THE PHONE.
'I'lie Pee Dee Advocate tells a good
story a* tollow s.
J. T. Durham, a lawyer, found a law
suit on .liis liand tlie day of tli“ last
blizzard, hut lie was at his law office at
Gallatin w bile the law suit was at Cas
lilthiu Springs, some eight miles a wav,
In ordinary .wcaild r, hut about LJtXi
miles t.n that day. A happy tin.light
struck him. “Why not use the tele
phone ? ’ A nd lie did, asking questions
of hi* w itnes«ey jMiid arguing tile ease
over tlie wire. What’* more, lie won
I lie case enddBt added fame uuto* him .
self. TIiDts the liTlH-wtiil only case of
tlie kind on record, and Mr, Duili-im
has wakeil dp and fon’tiii liimself fa-
uiou* tor t.lie happy thought, .
Bisniarek a Iron Nerve
fame a* ft criminal la vvVer ,7erm?i.t.^I Wii* thVresiiit of his ypleiidid h«p:
l idomitalde will and tremendoi:* em
gv arc not. found where Stomach, Li ver,
hidiie.vsand Bow els ai ! e out of jmleu
If v4*n-MKHit.-l-beao-qna4Dn»«nt*nl tiie-t-He—
1*1*-s they. Iiriug. use Dr. K’ligs New
T+fp-Till*. -Tfttf 1 defrejop every
of hraill and I n ly. Onfv 25'e at (.’ N
Biirckliilter's Drug More, liarulvei)-;
D. K. Briggs & Co's. Drug Store,
Blackviilec
CTRE FOR SM ALLPOX.
I,am w i.ijug to risk mv reputitiona*
a puidic man, w rote Edward Hines to
The- Liverpool M' ri-orr, if tlie wor«t
c i*e of smallpox cannot lie cured ill
three, dais simply by the u»e of 'cream
of tartar; tpiflmmee of civam of tartar
di*»nlved in ;i pint of water, drink at
intervals, when cold. Thi* is a ceTfain
cure, a never fi lii'g remedy. It lias
eared ibo.usand-, nev er It a\c* a mm k.
neier cause* hli'all.ie**, avoid* a tin-,
'.'••ring* illn^s-New York Freemau's
Jourual.
-W. C. MILEAGE BOOKS.
'I be (Tiarlecton am) Western Caro
lina Bailwav'Tffhf* to anm>miee tliat all
One T lioiisand Mife'Book* of tlielr is
sue sidd alter February Mb. will
b" honortd for pas*ag< ever the <.’o'luii|-
Ida,—N v i;wt>err / y and Laurens and Atlan
tic Coa*r Line Baiiway*. 'Ihe atten
tion id I In- travelling men is especially
called to this arrangement.
ROAD NOTICE.
All Bn*d Overseers will please send
to ibisollicc lists of the road liauiD and
of I lie ( tin ii t v road I mils in t hej r cfiarge
and proceed at once to work all” road*
not already put in good order
OTAV-; Barker, Supervisor.
BV C. Boherts, Jr , Clerk. . ,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
yt* thw »i.idpr»rgn^Bowrd f.f:aiflrtr-.
visor* , of itegisiiHtmti, convened »t
Barnwell C. H. this the tltii day of
.Viafeh, IHUb, amLoj-gH' ized the Board
liy electing A«hley Stansell a* ( lialr-
inan and'Paul D. Black a* Clerk; and
after a close examiuHtion timl that
there are tlirre (3) books short, one
from Allendaftb one from Barnwell and
one from Krwinton. ‘
Now, j»e tlie Board insist on tlie
manage r* rrfmheee - pree in el* ^hunting
up ilioae Books and have, them sent or
brouglit to tire Clerk's office bv the 1st
Monday in April, :i« tile Board will
need them mi that darr- .
(Asliiev StanselJj, C’hairhian,
Board. - '\ nt, A. A IT. Sf
( Paul DeL Black, Clerk.
-IN-
Pure Pred Poultry,
DOMESTIC
-- . - T"
Machines,Q
BXaTlLOISLVIXaXjE!, JS. C.
—For CaSh or on Installments-—Or in Ex liango for Old Machines.—
In addition I handle the New Ideftl and Xew-C1!roa,X-svJ,fuyer Priced MXchines
Needles, Oils and Attachments h r any and all Sewing AiachiiiCs.
First class Repairing dune at short notice.
('alls made in A ikeii. Orangeburg and Barnwell Counties.
For Prices or Particulars l-alton or w rite to me and prompt replies will be
made 1 • ' ‘ «
POST OFFICE BUILDING, RAILROAD AVENUE, BLACKVILLE. S. C
Sept, 20-4m. -—.— —V '
ffopi Glepp Spfipgs flows
\Y. M.. ALTMAN,
Brseder of Pure Str.-tlyi of S. C. Brown
Leghorn*. Non Setters
— BEST LAYERS ON RECORD.—
Egg* for sale at.73 c-nts per 13.
■* Mock for sale aftei July 1st.
BLACKVI 1,1,E, - - - - ^ c.
Op the Goptipept
-FOR THE-
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice isJier.dn given that the im—
jAt-xaig.neeL,.w ill -ilh: _iu* Httal aofcmmt
with J K. Mil’iling, E,-(| . .fudge of
Pimbaj#; on S*errr afev, 22'i' April, d»s
(Guardian TiTf* Cat-ey Bl:u-k... S-. K.
Grubbs, Ida Gi uboSAand K 1 la Grubbs,
' N C. Grubbs,
■ Guardian. -
AT —
Whittle-s Stahles,
IlP.ArifVff-I.lt, S. ^I
A CAI^ LOA0
--OF-
fInIe MUles,
‘C
Thev are ail right, and w ill he sold at
prices that w ill -enable good farmers •<•
clear money on cotton at even iesj than
five cents a pofind.
nine quick. They will not
• lay on tlie market long.
^ - J. D. WHITTLE,
Blackville, S C-
TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONERS.
The. appointment of tic Towu*hjp
t 'ommissionei * i* expected at air early,
date. *. . / , . •
t in receipt t|i»‘ir conimissions the sev
er.il ciinritii**ioner* of eacli T’ow'ii*tii|'
will apfadntji rime apd p!at-e of ui*• i• t
tug. lor Hie juti p'se nt tdi > iing one ni
Mieir yieinhy;s a* Chairman, to be ibeit
represyrtfative ici the C unity Board oi
Commissioners, and leport tlieiesultol
^UtFefecliiin tu tlii* office.
. U. W. Barker,
K. C. Robeit*. -Ir., SopT.
C>rk..
—-i- - ——,— —— ■
Life i* one grand,
SwTcf Sixteen
sweet song.
Old Bachelor: Yes, hut some of us
have fcai fully pour voices.'
Hypnotism taught by mail: —Large
lesson free. Address with four eeist-
tn pav postage, H ydgin^. White A
Page Double Springs, Ala. ,
It, is a wise hartier who never illu*
trates liis stories with euls.
‘‘Where tlie re j* a will, there is al-
way» a wav. u —dnst lirink of the ener-
gv ami will it. took for one of our girls,
niii far off to make and sell enough
quilts to buy a nice new organ and
then ride over the terrible roads
take' music iBssons. We would lie
proud to give he r name ** nneof South
Caro ina'* coming women; but rplftfiti.
— Kdgelidd Monitor.
F.C. CORSETS
Stomach, LiVeiy
ai>d plood* _ ^ : • '
They Ipive stood the te«f of a Centurv and are estnh’ished heyond-que*tion
as Mother Nature’s be*t remedy for tlie ills tliat afflict liumaiiity.
For Water applylu - . . '
. JlAl' L SLA^tiON * -■*
Glenn Springs, S. C.
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American Beauties.
F. C.
LATEST
MODELS.
On bach Box.
Kalamazoo Corset Co.
Sole manufacturers.
BOLD BY
William Morrison*
— dkai kk in —
Dry Goods, Notions, White Goods,
^ Shoe*, Slippers, and .Millinery Good*
n Specialty.
BLACKVILLE, - - : - - S, C.
MELON LANDS TO RENT.
On the line of the new railroad ex
tension and within a mile of tlie Caro
lina. MJdlaJid Depot Apply to
BniterJIagood.
Yalettuic Erupt Iona
hAre grand,' imt Skin Eruptidnir"rnh
life of joy. Bticklen’s Arniea Sal ye
cures iliem: alao Old, Running and K«-
ver Sores, Ulcers, Boll*, Felons, Corns.
W arts, Cut*, Brui*es. Burns, Scalds
.Chapped llaiid*. CiitHdaiiis, Be»t Pile
cure on earth/ Drive* out. Pains and
Onlytfl et*. a box. Cure
Aches. Only S^ et*. a hnix. Cure guar
anteed. Sold bv G* N, Burcklulier
-Ttruggisf, Bmipw-hH;- D K. Briggs
Co., Druggisu, Blackville.
No Right to Ugliness.
The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will alwats have
friend*, .hut one w ho would lie-attraet-,
ive must keep her health, If she is
weak, sickly and all rui, down, she w ill
lie nervous and irritable. If she has
coiistipaiinn or kidney trouble, her im-
jmre blood w ill cause pimples, blotches,
skiti emptiojD and a wretelied complex
ion. Electric Bitters i* the best medi
cine in tlie world to jegulate stumaeii,
liver and kidn ys and to purify the
blood- It gives strong nerves, bright
eye*, smooth Velvety skin, rich com
plexion. It •k ill make a good-looking,
charming woman of a run dow n'iiival-
itl./Gnly hOcentsat C. Ni, HtTfckhait-
^fc* Drug Store, Barnwell; D. K.
Brigjf* 2jr Goi ? t>. Drug Biaok\ i)le.
. y— ^
“Arp'tliose lie 11 * .*oimding ati alarm
of lire?':’ asked a strapger walking
along tlii street last Saturday.
• Yes,” was t!«i reply, “but the fire
is ill the newt world.” ~J >.
' NO CURE—ND PAY.
"Tliat is the way ail -druggists HeB
Gkovk'b TasTKitc^a ('Hitt. Toxic’ ipr
t Inlis and MhInria. Itj* shnply lron
and Quinine in a tasteless form, ‘child-
n Ji»ye it, A»iult* prefer, it to hitter,
nauseating Tonjc* Price, 51*, F 0 r
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tier.. Manager.
Superintendent
For Letter stud Note Heads, En
velopes and General Job Work
Gri^e TJs a Trial. •
Ali work well and promptly done,
* AP d Prices All/pight. %
THE PEOPLE PR1NTERY.
PIPE*
— S . 1 . -» L *r,~ i
Life, Accident
By » professional smith, who has .tall
ied lour t ears tiitdei a V’eteri'iinry Sur-'
geon, a specialty at
J. L. BIRT’S ELKO SHOPS,
where all manner of Wood and iroo
Work is done by ffr*t e1a*«s workmen
w ith the very best material at prices to
suir the times. -
Repairs of Buggies, Wagons. »,uns,
Pi*t<d*, &e, Ac, made qiiit klv and in a
strii lly Work maul i ke man iiei*. "i ^
Satisfaetion Giurante^il to a’l rea-
somtlde iteople Give me u Trial, [ w:if
do the rent.
^ j g BIRI’, Elko, >. (U
LIGHTNING.-
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Live Stock
Jos. M. skir^r)er,
Attprney-at-Lawc ' t
*• ' \
BARMYElL, N. C.,
—
—At Lowest Rates tn—
Strongest Companies;
Butler, Calhoun & Co
—OFFICES AT—
TBE BANK OF BARNWELt.
FIRE IjiSURiNGE-
r
Will attend faithfully and promptly
to anv business in the Courts and pub-
lie ollicca that maj be cuinutcd to hiuK
V^Vt
—We are aide to give the peoplp of
Bai nwell ‘_cohnty reliable Fire' ln*M-
'Tahte. Tlie Fort Wayne Insi:ranee’
t!o , w lib-li we represent, was esEahlish-
ert in lH.7i ami bi noA licensed ahd do
ing hu»iness in s7\enreen Stit^**.
servatTve in iu mnnagemeiit. We »o|icl#
a slisre of tiiy Yiskfldf the cbmi’ty. W«f
insure Gin Hons*-*' amf’coiitetltAT’ - Tf
yon artrlfv-Meed of insurahee write ur.
’ i J. C.Smiili .fc co'.,G*rr; Agents, - 7
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