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! •pSsi mtm ■ "V .The Barnwell People TBS OF SCBSCKIPTiOll. dTHtiue. |»er~iniiuin Tlae ♦‘i.tKi THl^bAY, ll AKOH W, 18M. The next reKulwr conmnnniononot Harmony Un!** N<u IT A. . P. . W, •; A ftltl J .will he hnWnttWiittw Va«tr,(oTein I'l.- in Rartiwel! 11^01 jay -at. 1MW (he - Mitft heinv 'he 'iut\ S+tt ii<m> lu saiJ mouth, heKiDoiiid at •welve.” tiy •Her r*t \V.\ M. 1 . ■ II. P .VKOKueoN. Seorrtarr fVo Tetn. Mnn h (toes out like a whole menage* TilE,GENKRAI, SESSIONS, rle of Ilona. I BAM HERO NEW ’S. I I. Tobin Esq. was up frbm Allen dale on Friday. - ■ s. ‘ V 1 ' acquitted. All oilier The parlridge bnptera w ill roqlt4ap^«.f wei* continued n Kea»nn IxtinrirriiW UM'IU I he i/llstom TV gi Jrt«. MeVillan/ colored, on Ids trial | A series M meetings Is being con- when we went/«., lire*-la-t wiek. was ducted here by K«v. John Winchester in the Bantist church. Services are cases not to ‘the dis- of Beaufort,'wa» the season tomorrow . W. J. Vvrdler Esq , In tow n on.Thuraday. Attorney Ceneial Bellinger returned to Ooiuiidda on Sunday afternoon. - Mr John B. McNah hs« an incuhatoi w ith a hotelling capacity of (SO eggs. NOTICE. , II F Buist. Esq , Tttnsrte of I*. W. Farrell A Co.. Bankrupts, tiled hi* . , Iton.l on the 27th iu*t, and took cliarge j 1UL ‘ ni *PPy id the hauki Mpt estate. All parties indebted to said estate, ei Jher by Note, Portgage, Hill of Sale, s)|»en Account of otherwise are hereby notitied anil reques ed to settle the same at once, a* the bankrupt law re quite* an expeditious settlement of the tiankrupi.’s estate', or proceedings will t/egin against? you to collect the same. II. F. Hr 1ST, Trustee! Kiackville,'S C. March 28th, 18% —4t itt‘sT"arrie ri i i7iingrii“0.r, ot Angu*t.n, is visiting het aistcr, Mis. I.ee Easter ling. Tlie dogwood is In bloom and aina- teur anglers are overiiitnling tlielr (idl ing tackle. Early planted corn i* coming np hicely and larks and English sparrows H. F (lav. Mr! If I last week. Bulat Esq. was in town Thurs- d r'i Armstrong visited Aiken - A. , Major I,. T: l/.lar was in Cbutt ott Thursday. ' 7 “Old Blue, 1 ' as bright as ever, was in town on Monday. _ John R. Belllrfger Esq. came up from Bamberg Thursday. Dr. K E. Patterson is haVing a neat cilice built in Ills yard. Mr. C N\ Perry atnl Miss Maude K Young of Fuirtax w ill tie married at 8t Nicholas. I,utln ran, Church next Wed nesday afternoon • .f.-.sr.. . ... . .. ■ •••••v. - . ..wfl'Aisf. ' \ We welcome wo the sanctum The Florence Oai v Times, Editor Hart-well M. Ayer’* snarklttig pen picture of life in Eastern Carolina. .Tire fruit crop is not entirely killed, d iCtlie Easter cold i* not too severe rly i cacFes will !>e Itl evidence in hree months from date. Mr. I sasiT M rcTialsIvh' c<ifTt^mp tatf s huildiug on Hit- site of Ins forumr re*i- hltoa w» Mil modern improvements. V. S. Owens E*q. was down from Aiken several- days l. st week on pro fessional hu«ine*s and pi*asure ' com Idn d, and his Irieiufs wer^giad to sec him. To tlie great regret of her numerous , . Itariiwell friend* and admirers Mis* “Ann Eliza t^tttntnrcTmipirted her ristt mII ton sowii and left for tier home on Monday. ' - • ~ ~ ' TOirSArnC-One ‘/s TrTl; Malio^'anv , Kliell Prussian Mndel B.ish iiruin wiili Rod Tighteners and t.vo, flue ( all Head*. Price f.*>.i(). (j I>. C. Lange, HlackviMe, S C. Esl'K \Y STEER —From mv fur*” In R -d O ik a spified st *er. .1 or t years old.Information ■.'Oiicerning iiim will • .be gratelufiy ajqifceiatcd. ■ W Oil more Shinns- ■*lA«t year’s latest nipping frost came on April 2Sih. aud a cold, wind almost h- bad followed o*» May 1st. Sinneear Iv cotton f trmers had to plant three times There** no special reed to put ■freed in the ground w Idle Winter ling via in the lap ol Spring. M « 'The wood house on the .fudge Maher place w as htumed about o o’clock S it- .urdsy morning... ’The residence, oeeti- pred tty Mrs. <>. II Kirkland and fami- lv, canglit several times lint ready lls nils ex ting ill sited tile ti re before set i ams damage. Was done. Cfigin of lire unknown. - . . j - Congressman Tall erf write* to Mr. J. Alien Tobin iliil tin* Pn»i (llliey an fhorHic* have foi*nd Ubi« secTion so \vell provided wifh niJYl ta - *T’lil«-s it i- doiibtlui it free delivery will be at templed at pre-cut. < ol. Talbert will kcC|i (H’gging aw ay. however, and w ill . have every section of Ids District can- t ft«*ed in ord* r to liate routes estali- ed w herever praciicable. It is pleasant "to know ill at tlie C iast I, ipe people are quite anxious to per petuate old ami n|nc hoiinred name*. |r Is iinderstond to be the genefal wisli of its fut'ure patrons .along its line We-t «>f Barnwell ibst. the station on Mr.- M II. Anderson'* plac • lie.called “Dun- barton,'’ and that on Mr. J. Ancll Mev- •■r'* (ilace lie named “Meyer's.MiII,” as it will tie within a hundred yards of y general order* were taken f,he-Session*.adjourned and Common Pi/’a* opentd. ROAD I.AW.... Under/an act passed at the last sioti of tlie T.egislatiire 1 afl persons be tween the ages of IS and *f>0 years, *’X- c*lit—ipini-lees of the gospel in actual cliargl- of a congregation, and persons pernlan nilv disabied. are required to pernirui nnnuallv Talior o.h the public rnvids for four 4ay* In Barnwell and X days in Bamberg county. SAD HOME COMING <'apt. Brigham Reed received on Sunday a telegram announcing the* death of Ills son in law, Dr.' David M. Johnston Jr., in Colorado,■xml that. Iris body would be sent t« Elko fm burial in tlie faihlLy. i'emetci v- ' Dr. Joluphoji was a soq of-Capt O- M. ilnliiiston of Elko, and a youirg man of high person al character ami of line promise in his chosen p.miessluu, A bout three year* ago, shortly after his maniage, he and hi* lUppv bride nude their home in Colorado,- with tlie hope that Ids health, might he more robust, hut when-Jife, seemed tairest the siVuuiions came that all inusf, obey sootier or lat‘ r i'lie sin- cereal sympathy of hosts of friends is with tlie bereaved fainiiy in tlds dis pensation of the Divine pro vide dee. v NOTICE! . The time for tlie payment of uie.eom-- miitalion road tix without penalty ends April 1st. • . The qnartet+jr'rtieetFftg'of the Cpunry Board of Commissioners w ill be held uexjl MomUt)’, sale-day. ' - Thought,* of the Confederato veter ans are turning Clutrlestonwards as the May reunion draws nearerj / - ’ A |j Presiding Elder II. B. Browne will hold quarterly meeting for Denmark circuit at Blackvilte April 8 9. The Court weeks were made very pleasant for us by calls -from friends ‘•too numerous to menti di ” Cen J. E. Izlar was In town Tlistrs- day. Everybody was glad to see him come and sorry at hi - departure. We had pleasant calls on Monday from our gmttFfrttnids Messrs L. A. Bush, J. D. Box and J. C'K'-el. Tomorrow will he Good Friday,'‘ tlie riglit t.me^to plant heags panicnlarly and otlfer vegetable seeds generally. 'The Goptity Board of “EqualDat'Oit met on Monday. Every tow oshi i waft represeated. Only routine work done. •'•"'Miss Lillv Rutierg. who has been away in Chicago for several moptlis', returned to her home in Barnwell last Thtirsdav. Rev. t)r. A. J. Stokes will hold ids second quarterly .meeting for Allen dale Circuit at Gillette's Cliurcji, Tlmrsilay, April bth, _ (’apt B. V. Kdlingsworth of BuJI Pnioi Tm*n-liip. »>nc ol tlie ticst nlen in i-lie C.iuiHv, w as in tow ii on Friday Ills BarrfVeB frlemls wunttf he gliyd~l' n Xl' him to piafe his visits at least twice.as frequent aud many tiipe* longer. . Following the sale of the Florida Central.aud Peninsular Railroad to the Seaboard Air Line >v«tem tlie SoqOmrtLlhmg axul.p,illAtiiU-aUu^**-- 1 ---y-hlcli—-w-as Raflroadwiil build in short order it* 1 ! ’ ••■-— own short line from Columbia to Sa v a n n a Ii, pass! ug. i Li s rtrou gUt , Lhroug Ii A competitive examin tlon Mill lie lieid at Biackville, Barnwell Co . S. C , on the 27ili of May next to riomiirate a suitable Candidate for cadci*hip at tlie U S. Mil'tai v Academy at' We.t Point from tlie 2nd ('(i.ngrcssionai Di-t'ictS. (’.- Appliciints'will he exainincd fn-the following branches : Reading, Writing, drthograpliy. Arithmetic,. Grammar, Geography and History, The second liiglie-t will he appointed a* alternate. Applicanls are required to ha at least live, feet-In height, pliysically sound, and oT good moral character. The ap pointment must he made bv tlie 1st of July, 1899, and tlie term of tlie #u”ce*ss ml candidate w ill begin at, We»t Point in June I'.M;). Agcof ihc applicants must be h-tween liajifl 22 ApplLiants can apply ms the .lav of examination. »ty fUHliert inform a Mon may he oh- tained bv writing tlie Seeretarv of War. J. Talbert, M. T '. 2d lost. S. C. Sutida.V* and much iutere*t is ma I fvstedb lie I* a I’enuesseea . but w a* called sortie time ago to a cburch'iu Or angeburg. .’ , Rev. — Sineath, a SeciMtd -Advent preacher, is.a Iso holding tent meetings in the ."Southern suburb* of the lliwn at night and which are -fairly atlffTHledv lie reecntlv closed a meeting below Midway w here ati.mt twenty live coh- vcris were, added .to hi* creed.' I!« claim* to liave a half doxcit rthurvlies in Colleton coutitv. An amateur troivpe held the hoards here In Hie Town Hall Tuesday night. 21st lost , in thq' popular little drama, Ainong tiie-Break«vrs ” 'The. rendition of all tlie part* allotted to eacli \ys«s creditably carried out wlti\ 410 pioolfil- ing or uii*earriage-t»t imbt The ini persoiiatioii .of tlirt^ colored eervai.t, rouid, was cleverly-acted, his klepto- imluiikc propensities in plugging eggs, crai-ker* aiiil hauanasiffont tlie tea ta- hi , causing trequent U(miars of laugh- tef< -—- - • - — - _ • * Before tlie curtains were rung down a request numerously sign d was sent tip to tlie stage asking the coupe to re appear in the same plav during Court, herein April. It 1* also repoited that the company is wanted in Denmark, BlackviJIe- and Barnwell, tlie former town otfering to guarantee a staled amount ) ‘ . ' _ Tlie troupe expect* to entertain the Depuiki ker* Thursday night, April (>tli. II.C. D.^ Bamberg, SC, MarcTi 2A, ’99. M KM OB l L DAY. 1 Tlie Executive Committee of the Rivers’ lliidges MoumneViIal and Mem orial AsstM’iatiou will please meet at Ip Id three times dally^larve (‘fnwds at. Ilnur Ground* on tiatnrdar; Aurlt TiTi tending, especially at night aju) on at J o’clock p. m. to in ike arrangeuu uts PRaY-HB FOR PROTECTION. To the Mayor and Alderman of tlie Town of Barnwell • r. '1 lie petition of the iindersigned^ohn Hnfittt, Respectfully sliowetb : 1. That your petitioner is a citizen ,uid tax payer of the ttiwn of Barnw ell, and that by Id* daily labor lie endeav or* to provide food and clothing for his family and siiHieient money to pay nis aiiuuaPd tea t ■ the miHiicipalii.v. ’ 2. That during his mcessaiy ab sences from his home In pursuit of the purposes above n lined tlie tlower- yard fof his daughters, tlie vegetable garden of Id* better half, the p«/ato and pindcr piUcllCAof (lift sons anii the rye aml-oat AV OBITIARY. Mr«. Caroline William*, wife of Mr. ,Henry Wiliranrs, departed tlds life on tfu* 20tli tiist.. aged 7 , '> years, alter a lot* intetideij for tlie.sustenance- ttf Ids cows lirtyc'F cli tillle atnl again 'fabled ami ytijnetl liy the trespasses of .hungry catije AjuLmisiildevims.-jsik-Uu* .a* Citily- •"possessetP’ as the great, herd that run violently down » steep place into the sea, many centuries ago. :i That there is, a« your Petitioneri* advised, an orclinHtii’e "f tlie said town ^rf BarnwH) denying the freedom nTtr for the aniiual observance of memorial day. ' ’ '• 4 J I).-Klnardv President. J. W. Jenny, f*. crelary. • 7 NOTIOK U. C. VS. Rlyer* Bridge Camp No. 8.19 will meet at Rivers Bri ’ge in in <rial giotindsjm the first Miturduv. In Aptll all o'clock p.jn for the purpose of eleVlitig delegate* to the Charlektop re- UTilOll Ami tojitteml to such other hn-i- ness.Hs^nay codie before die meeting. , J, F. Hearse, Sr., Adjr, ' * JIEADQUARTRRS JtM 1IAQOOD i- ; camp: Allendale, March 10, 1S99. Members of above Camp are urgent I r requested .to nieet at Allendale on Saturday. AprIHAt, for the purpose of reorganizing, and attending to otRe.r important husine**. it is very important that eve.ry mem her sliouhi attend, or have some friend to represent him. J. M. Qrav, Acl'g. Adjutant. r-—r— P LANT LIFE, t6 bevig-- orous and healthy, must * tiave “ t'Kosphoric Acid and Nitrogen. • , 'A-11 a— These essential eiemm^s ai’e to plants, what bTead, incat and water are to mart. Crops flourish on Soilb well supplied with Potash. Qur pamphlets tell how to buy and apply fehiliters, and are free to 411. QER.TAN KALI WORKS, I 93 Nassau 5L, New York. .... * ^ - T. M. OWENS, - WAf( ll MAKER AND. JEWELER. Wkht Kno Main - Si , Bau\w ki i„ ,8. U. Ten .years ex|MTicncii lias (|tialitbd nif to dp. If.v ls-*t work utid to gUuraiitt-’t.complete sut- isfactlont HEADQUARTERS U. C. V. GAMP C. J. COLCIK'K, NO. 928. ' SiMH-dal Oriler No. 5. Sroamore.> f C., March 22, 1899. The memhers'Hjf Camp'C. J. Coludck, U. C.’-V., No 92^, Hfe requested-to meet at Camp Headquarters, on Satufday, April 8th, 1899, at 1 o’clock p. m , SVca more. S. i', for the nurpose of electing delegates to the National Kctinlot) JLL-J-' C. V. to tie "held in ( harleston, S. C , 'May 10-11, also a sponsor, nisid of hon or and any other, business that may come before tin* camp. Comrade*! our 'annual titles will lie due at that, meet- ing—please come piepared to in el them. By order— B. R. Lew is, * Ctdttmttiuler. J. M. W.ekley, Adjt. / How s This2 B itnfx rg. Jenny and llamiitoii, C H. Thi* sancMim was the scene of a charming *nr4iri*c |»arty on Saturday. A Iter liappy itrspei-tion of the heatitD fill good* in the millinery store* Mi*st> Amlie ,|,-iniy and Alice Scasc'. ot fair S\cam »re, accompanied bv onr good ft lend, Mr. J. D. Jentiv. kimHv c.Titctt to investigate tlie my*t’‘rt»s of news paper makii'g. qoite- a diHVrent nccu- pati'ou. To he tot-u'of sm li blithe and bomiie - la*»ies was a ilelightftil t-i*k. but fhut.-ttieh pietty way* and word* worked havoc w ith tlie hand* and, ma\ be. the hearts of tlie busy typos thuji arc “proofs” abundant; SECOND OPEN ING. borne wiili rare ('liri*;ian patience and street* and tlie tiaspasaitig upon pri- - ■ igiiat ion, itrul loving huiid* laid her yate pro;irrt v of the cattle and pig* of body to rest in the cemetery"at ( ave'* |ie(i|dc cara’less ahont gate* and 'IodU- I trent about.f^ai'." : s. tTf the opinion of your Peti- riiuter, it is the duty of the city fathers Church. F~ She-hail'lotig iit>e > n*a Ifer of the Mcthoili*t ctitsrch anti lived a.LitrtsUan.lift, and—tiled a ( hri>tt ii|^ io enloree the ovdinaneaf alHive ref^j-ra,t. 1 rrtlie b ftrr lamt she (VUlrrrtii eowdl.g of tin* loved ones lelt bebind, so sorrow ml becattseof iu-r departure Iroin tbeir midst. Iiut they are cmitot t* ed i»y the abiding faith, til it. her g nj b- *|drif t* sale forever, jn the ilyaveii of the. Lord and M i*ter she had served and followed *o long and well. Her \ Hef from the los*es. an nova (Tees and o through'it* police force and powers, | by requiring all os ners of cattle and I tug* t » keep their pr perty safely and I seen rel v w illii i Ilieir i-tselositi e*.-.or tr’ | lianish the same odtaidfi the corporat.- } limits. .'. . ’ '• ; , .. U !i ere fore your Petit ionor prays re- memtiVy a* a* lot ing v. (fp, a devoted in'flyer, a sincere < bfvdlan, a jrue frit nd will lie cheri died by alV tliat knew her in Miis brief life until, f,*n I in 11j« good time shall gather them to gether once ag dii, where sorrow and tear a aud sutfering ttnd purling shal< he MissCxrrie A. ('ivc tenders her,lest thanks to the ladv ft iend* and ■co*tnm- er? w ho helped to make lier lirst open ing la*t week such a splendid ,sncc •**. 4’o iipct tiic demands of her iuerea»in : jiatrqnage slie-fia* arra.igetl for Today and Tomorrow A Skcond Oo-.mm;, a-ul most conliallv invites the attend ance ot all lady lover* of the beautiful, roiiiiiieut .lyalshe can gratify tire iiio.-t exacting ta»tes, ami «iirpri-e. every one by the modesty of her-priet^*. no more, VoztTle. CALLING A CANDIDATE * r.ditor People: -Please allow me • to saV- that tlie friend* of <’ol ,1 B. Bates in-this sec- timVof the (Vuinty d« sire him to tH’come a candidate lor the seat in tlie House of Represcnta’.ives made- vacant hv tlie resignation of Hon W. D. Black. Tney believe that t’oi. Bates wdl make a-lir*t devy^prtrentat’ve, rttid i,f he will make . lie race prbmi*e Iiim a hearty support, ' ' ^ ‘ Svcnniore. FAITH AND FACTS. It lias heui a settled tieJief /t/ our* that newf paper tak> r*‘ »• e ju?X as rea-.l> atnl willing to pay subscription* a« they are to discharge any other con tliat popular gathering place (ins Phillips, a good and .reliehle ^tracts and obligations, provided pub-, colored diati from Savannah, (.a , who li-h^rs give them value foTvlYefl. We": wa* working witli t.ie C’«a*t Line pile driver in tiic Lower 'Tliree Runs swamp, received injuries on Thursday that caused Ids death in a few minutes He was a little slow io getting out hf tne w ay of a sw inging timber,' an i ran ba^kwar! to escape lt,^ hut a stump checked his progress and tlie timber crushed id* body against that ohsticie. Coroner Ncvils lielc’* the in quest. " 3 We have received three valuable hul- ELKO NEALS. 1 ' . * - Fa r im*rs ate very htisv pl-mtingcorn A*i«aragii' culling ha* just begun and many of the farmer* are shipping daily.- Rev. A. P Turner preached one of hi* Jim* *rniio)i-"j^o quite a large con gregation at RnsViti-irv la»t Sunday. Mr. B k'„Drmninnml ynd Mr T'letcii cr Andersen were juty men. last week. Mr-. Sal lie Duke* of (Ta , entile over t» visit relafivc* and, fif-nds last week, tsbe lies re-Uriieii I home, H‘T<ui'|>auied Isv Mi** Mamie IIa.r, a very cTiarining Miung lady of Eiko. Mis* Dora Stansidl i* visiting rela rives in Aogu»ta. do hope she will m>t make Iter visit too long. Messrs George and Charlie 'Volf of. Orang-diurg have a hour couinlt * <d rh^ir job g> tting telegraph poles-vieiir Elko. M r * I.“On Statisell td t he S <'. ('oI lege spent Saturdav ami Sunday will the “old -folks uC-iiorge.” • Mr. and Mr*. George I,ott liave re turned to Elko after a visit to relatives in Jolnistoii. We are glail to see Mis* lucy Phil lip* in our little town a-rain. ..She i*' visiting relatives and ’riend*. >•' ' ’ ' J. prmncaTions which he Iras endure i J^n.ti siilTi-r.cd'iu silence for these mjvty montii*. atuFffTftrough your adminif.- 11jftioti he escap-s the necessity of re* sotting to law for protection and tiic certainly hf liuThriiiig tiic etnidty of lii* neigh borV,. Fe ati’I Id" lictfer Italf, lii* dauglitcr* and his sous anil evett Ids cow. dry fed because of the wasting of her pasture, w ill rLe up aud call you h’.essfd. ike.' \\ itli ail due respect, You.* utilyt John Smith. I.l llIT WANTED. Eoraiit PKoi-t.n: 1 . W. G. Harrison, J. J. Qochran, J. C. Calhoun, Gy AV. Wilson, A GOLD WATCH GIVEN AW; Ignat* Keeler, II F Odom', S. R. Boylstdn, B F. Drummond letiii* from life "South Carolina Agri- ( . ' *!' H ’ (Miltural Kxperlmont Station at Clem- ,m *’ won College 'Tlieir sutijects are Syg ■ gestions to Auxiliary Clulis," Farm !?fa- nure* for Co ton, The Asparagus Rust in Soytlt Carolina The Bulletin* of the Station are sent FREE to all citi zens of the State requesting them. In tlie course of a year they amount ton nice little pamphlet in size, and they are more valuable than some large books. a colored preacher giving the niptB? <if A'. C Bradford was arresttd at AI , Idrtdale on Saturdav and lodged in jail on Monday, tinder the supposition that H - is Joe Glover, wanted fot* murder in Muitgomerv, Ala Hi* meagre was taken ancl sent West for identification. ' Sh* rHr Creal’ll hi* received a tele- ^ gram irmri the" Montgomery cldef of ptdice statipg that Bradford is not Glov'er, Idit nuv he McEwen, whose ditVnce is not stated. Bradford itasTe- tained Col. Aldrich as his counsel. Brad I ord war released Wednesday mornihig by order from Mqntgoniery statitlgthat lie was not wanted. The Court of Comhidn Pleas was ad journed 2.30 p. m. ''on .’Saturday, ami Judge Rcuet took Um aftirnom .train for Cliarle»U»n. Lawycfft ifTTtl pialhC-' iffs we^-jg reluctant to *e« him go, for mere w'as coiislderablCMi«ujfy business ready f<rr argument, bfjtn&titad made,# preylana promise to spemf Monday tiud 7^ Tuesda/.Jjt hearing suyh causes in Aiken.'' * • v Judge jjonet oWIgingly-ofTered to re- '« turn after keeping his Aiken apphlht ment. but tlie aworneys thought the cases ready fm-'/argimient coultl very well be continued to rhe ^hmmer.Tertn, particularly as it U llie rule to order no salea d l,r ibg the moneyless months of the je»r/ have endeavored-to make Tim I’koci.k worth Ps suhscriptioii prjee and tliank each and every one of tlie gorttl people name I below for voluntarily witnessing by pavments made iiiMlte ln*t tw;cht> d*ys tliat we hav(% in their judgment, succeeded in doing so,; G- L. AVeissinger, E. S, Hammond, J. H. K..Milhous, C. A. dowers, ll. F. Boylston, II. It. M afthew s, Roht. Kirkland, Mrs *M Linihrick, Janies Rountree, J. F. Greene. Mrs,.VI (’liassere^u. M rs. J A. Meyer, W I Johns, Q. J. Gray, B. F. Eildngs^'orth, W F. (ioogr* W. A. AIEJg, AV. 8. Black, F.'U iifWK Cu t. R. M AA’il’l*, Dr. ATTa. Turner, J. S Ferguson, Henry Hutto, , Dr. It. C. Brabham^ P. M. Cater, L..A. Bush, Coinmoncing on April 1st; I will give to every enstmter for each dtdlar in casli paid me tor inerchamlise a ticltet entitling tlie holder to a chance for drawing a splendid I-I carat goltl watch, Klgfn tiioyytnent, spht casli value IB). A nutnher selected hv three reputable cittzeiM, who are pledged to secrecy and who .will not he allowed to take tickets, lia* been sealed up securely aud deposited in nvy safe. The ticket hear ing the corresponding number will win the pri/e In recognition and appreciation of the very liberal patronage extended me 1 liave falter, on tlds plan of making a their fri valtiaWe buper er^. get TfacMbfi of a dollar. My stock of goods in every UPe is the largest, and choicest, 1 have ever htfUtUod ami no establish ment in tlie Mate, in city or couiitry, can offer such a vast variety as.crowd* my shelves, counters and ware room*. Everything up to th ee in style and quality ami as for price* l .simply laugh at competition, for my charg s nave latter on tins |uan oi making a tnetr frtetm ’alnahTe present to some lortuuate c.ts- idc.ckvBle, oiner» -i4Cvery j)«fvha*er will, hmvey- wUU/jh'in < r. get full vwxhc for every dollar or tlielrjahor. BEACKVII.EE NEWS. Camp tlolin*nn Hagood, U C. V will meet on n,exr“SiMird y iiftPrNoon at -I o'clock All meaihcrs are •irgen* Tv requestm to he present, Tot the trans action of Wusiiles* of imporlaiK'e. . Dr E. C.'SiephCn* will attend the meeting of the State Medical Associa tion at Hartis Lttiiia .•'prings, A|>ril .ilh. _, .1 udge and 'I r*. dames F. I/.lar of Or angeburg vi’iB’d Ititckville relative* last, w eek and wore gladly greeted by tluur nnm ‘Tou* friends. .Major and Mrs. AV. AV. AVhRe of ('hariest m are visiting tlie, family of (’apt B R CarroiE Mi** Ellen Bonner of EHcnton isyis- f’TnE Viis* Ida Groves. I am not eoijtpl.tinlrlg, for I am and alwav* have Reen willing to pay my fair r’tul full (hare of the expenses of bi*tlit innty .-and State goveriiment. But l think tliat tlie burden of taxation ! should be ligli’ened, if it can he done, j audt he quail tv oj thfr putdtc service vvi* get atol give be made better if that i* po* ih!e. For that treason I a*! for tight: 1st. AVli.it is tlie cost of maintaining the chain gang per (fay, and is life work it docs worth the money it cost*? 1 n counting tliat.cost (lie pay of man- ageiociit-as wa IIaif provision*, imple ments, Ac., should be considered. An I while humanity requires that the conv'.it* should lie well treated it i* a fact that mo*t. of tliem pre -.iieuer fed and clotln d tii.au when five and at work lor themselves, and it i* right that they should do work in proportion. ^ow f want R to hft distinctly ^ un derstood tliat I am not throwing rock** at any ofllclal whatever, f«ir I believe the.y'jtre.without exception 1>>ing tlie best they can, but 1 am doOlRful about --the system, and if it can he bettered let’* get together and do ir. •J Now a* to roads.. They are not as. good a* they oughf.to be. and I don’t see much chance f f.flitem to he ii*H le ifrfrs-Kcpaii-* executed, with, jiromp/ness and dlsbateh. Jewelry ordered by rainnic. TrtcVs as low as tile lowest Crystals in Uik-ii AA'nteh i’l i ts. r ■ ' ' “TJolihle ( use HI ct.*./ 7 Iff" Two door* AA’Gt of Pritt’a/flepair 81 op. DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR., T*v DEV - .ti. C. I’.Oflice. AVilliston. EqnlpjH’d for travel- AA ork dorm at. yotti' Itariiwell GoutitV. rupniig home am where it] AATtl he at olli ce in AVilliston every Sat urday and Monday. Dr. We offer Ouft Hutidreil iToUar* Re ward for anv case of Catarrh tliat can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F J. Cheney «*t Cto . Drops*, i’oledot Di AVe the .miders'nrned. have known F. J. Cheney for tire last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transadtimi*, aud ti-nauciully able to citiry out any obligation made by their firm. , . AVest. & Truax, AVltole«ale Druggists, Tided , O. AA’aldlng, Kitinaii.A Mar vin, AViuolesale DrtiggisTs,' Toledo, (j. (‘atari Ii Cure is taken inter iiitli v, ad ing (Erectly upon tlie blood and mucous surfaces of tiic system. I'.ice 7.V. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. 'T* stiuiooisls Tree. f Hal!’.* family pi!Is are tlie best. THE ( ONFKDKRA I’E REUNION. To theConfederafeT Veterans and Citi zens. of Barnwell County : Tlie reuuion of tlie United Confeder ate Veteran* of the Southern STate* will convene in CJiailestmcoli Mav ‘lie Kith, and will be iffpesilau four days. In order tliat we ntajy he able to enter tain tlieni we are asit-ssed bacon, l!our, meal, grits, butter, potatoes and egg*. J liave been appointed a, tuem.ber of the executive coni.miitee, to solicit *uh script ions from the people of Barnwell County. It has never been my pleas ure to engage in a' mure meritorious w ork, a work tliat should appeal to cv erv citizen, and tlirougli a ileep ,sense •d duty almuld feel bound to res|>ond; tiiid it uiukert no dinerciice how siiiaii your yohtrihu.jons ftiay lie, tliey w ill be-appreciated by tlKise wlro«c rank* j,re fart giv ing away, and a few more V(;:T« alt tliat w ill he known of tlie Conti derate Soldier will lie recorded in history. Therefore, I make this last appeal for the n| J Confederate soldief* that will ever be made to tlie people of old Barnwell agiilu: for in the con re of human eve.nts il is safe to say that .before another reunion reaches Sioutli Carolina in its t ru we w ill have all crossed over the river and wifi rest tin der the shade of the tree* with Jackson •ned Eee on tlie other side. Son*! and daughter* of old Ba nwell.help us! by giving a ham, dozen eggs, pound of butler, meal, grits, (lour, potatoes, or anytning you mav Have to spare in the WI-ELISTOX. S. C. ' Am prepared to do Dental Work at VOtir homes anywhere in Barnwell cnmPv. Dvlrty home oltlce Frld iy and Saturday .of eacli wee,, oiiicw ixlcl Wciit)iersi»e« ? s Store. Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, ; BLACKY 1-EEK, - -S.C AVUT-he achis office in Jlarnwt-TTt-rj n Tale May and Tuesday and A\ rdnryrltR ti.rtlnwint AA’ill he at his Home ufllicin Biackville ■ » ery Friday ami Satiirday, .uid wiU inakt-a|v pointmeida- to meet patients at any of out cd’.mtj n.wns or call at Ilieir resnlcncc*. I am a lull graduate of I'htlwMptrta in-nta Colk’gt, havc liud •e^ynteeii \eai>a<-ti\e pra< fical exfa-tjcnce, and can pleaseyouln qualit* of work and prices^ -.-I LOOK OOT FOR IXOTATIONS ANO »<JC- STITUTEA. THE bEvoiNE BOTT'.e' BEARS THE NAML, PERB AVT3 Z. SO E. Tv B; ELIS, Jr.. Surveyor and Civil Eng mew .'•Special attention given to the compzfr* tat ion of wjuer-powersp leveling win? drainage. A posJa) card arldresaed to me at Mi»*« tjin, S. C., w ill receive pr< mpt i.tten* lion. - m il-80, |y GIVEN AWAY! VALUABLE BOOK FOR TOBACCO I’EANTKKS. A Complete Book on the M inng(v» metit. of the ToIoh'Do Crop, by Uractical Planter* ami Experts. Give-n H\v»y alrsoluii’ly Free ro rverv Yfnrrly Snliscii'ier to The Weekly News nod (.lottrler, (printed tw ice a week.) Retiijuiih*r It cosfs (on nothing! All you have to do i- to send u* $i for one t ear’* subscription to 'Tlie AVe«kIy._ News and (’oneier. tprinted twice a. .*’<•* k), and tlie Book will he sent to you Absolutely Free. AVe, have only a limited number of the-e Bo-ik*, so yon mu t act quickly if vou w i*h to avait,vourselt of this liKer- il offee. A<Sdress .■ THE AVEEKEY Ni.Ws & ( Ql RIEK. . Cllaric-toti, S. ('. _ -..* .... • — Eharlcston & Wcstirn Canlina R'y. Co Augusta nml Asliville tihort Line. Schedule in effect .limy. *th 1899. YOU can find at all times during the sen soli The “TTRrfT W^COX^T” i NB THE MOST ( OMEMRTMIEK AND BL RAIU.K IIUGGIES M ABE l> THE I’M I’EB STA TES • and the Safest and Soijodest Horses Mares and Mules at HTe new Hill Top Stables, BARN WEEE, S. C. Due Ea«f of 'I’ll k Peopi.k olljce. 'They are tlje finest that good money can htiy in tlie liesf. AA'esteni markets und are \ arranted a* rjinfesented or No Sale. They are as good a* they'are pictfv and prices on t!je !ih*i* of low down cotton. Before buying give me a call. I’ll' please you il possible. _ T CHAKEIE BROW V. - • * Agent. Ee.are Augusta.- 9:40* m 1:40 p in : Arrive (incnwuud.. .. . 12:15 p ti VVV. . . . a *• 4’ .Ytuiersoii....... r»: l0 j» m “ Ltiiirvus'. liJt’oji 7:t.9,a.ia ” fiitt-iu “I'h.ii n Ui:l5 a in “* (!h ii Siiriuvr.... 1:< - i P U “ biiartanhuiK i-ilo |. ho ib.20 a m “ b.iludit fc -t p Hi. “ Ih-tidcnsii.vJK-.. t'eut p III • • . . v e-w * • ti Asheville. I ;Ul p it: * **>•<•• #• Id aw A>hc r AU .... ; r . / VJI) ll I|i ...... .... U:4a a lu J:1U p « , spruiRA—. tipadi am _ t-r.4 l.VlUe p UK 4:uu p a * ■ 1 aui 1p in 10:45 |. m “ .Slide- (III . 7:00 a m Anlvo (irieiiwisid 2: * p n **- Angnsta- ■—— - 5:(tt p ir thMt a a G-ave ( id ijuji Tal.r... Vi* k ^ • • « -V* •*•00 Arrive Itsieiuli i -n • • .*•••• “ No. folk 7:1 A a n. • “ IV ter- Imre ■.. ■.. (cto a ni “ RTel.inoid ' >':39 'A ti. • < a .« a a y • • • 1a; Ve AuynMiV .... ... „ : i.po pm Hurt' Am vc A lit ri(!;:K ..... .. “ Fairfax.. A , .':t5 ti m “ Y’etiia-'ee • 8:4(1 a in 4:20 p nt *' Beaufort,, ^ VM a in r.rfO i>*l “ i’laf Koval U):Mi a in 5;«15 p w> “ ( Imrlesl'a ...... (h90 p tit l.eTrve IRdriinnsdi. . a 7 . . . . a. ('<: l •’> a, m ”—CttHTtFsten n il a in “ JN;*! Rovill . 1:15 |i ni ii:tr> a n “ Beaufort,... uai j. rii tv .v. a m - “ Yemusat-e *J:k> i> tn ' Trt-'i a tn “ Fairfax 8 s''-.’) a ui *’ Alhisiitie 9:10 a M Arrive Augji.-fit 11:(0 a ru • lose ■c-onnections at (in tn wood for all Money To Loan. On fanning lands en*v f>;i.tnveiits^ No gotiTniisslons charged.. Borrowtr ' .oWWcs'.s**'’"'' ---- - points <>n *. A. I..,and C. .V ii Railway, aud at Spnrtaiifiurir with 8< nth<-rn Railway. For toiV. (Hforinaticn rCaiivu to tlckats, mti-s, schcdnlcarv'c.. twldrcsc, W. 4. ( JDUti.Gen IT s. Agent, _ t. VI. XOKTIL 9o|. Agei i. T. M.Tnn-rMin Tn. ffic Manaaor, “THE CHARLESTON L1NE.»^ ^SOUTH CAROLINA & - G r.ORG IA R. R. CO The Shortest n<>ute Bi tween CharloM ton and Atlanta ami A shevillc, N.C. ' PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Cm AKLKDTON, S. C., SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 1 *f,' 1899. n.VILT wav of feeding tlie oli! teterana. or «.jH)r«ow., suliscriprion it. mone;. f.iK Pkoclk Henf.jnel Interest »' per cent. JOHN B. PALMER & SON, — L_Cciliiy.ih in, S C. ROUT. ALDRK H. Att’v., Barnwell, S. C. Feb, 2.—S. IRnd Sentinel have kindly agreed to publish Die list of contributors* each week. I do not a*k you (o bring what ever you may contribute to liarn'well.' hut any donation you may make, a* stated above, a committeeman will call aTToiir home and collect if., thus sav ing yoir trouble and time, between the lirst aud eight days of May. Only give u* something i* all wewsk; and on be- . . , , . . , half of the old Confederate* in Barn »o Executor*. Admin.* rator* and well Uomty. I will sav if eur appeal t 6. 1 ' •tiardlans appointed by the 1 rohate J • ■ Court* Judge of Probaie Ktrtice. you doe* not meet a hearty resjainse, we will Ik sadly disappointedv 'Then lie'tter the wav we are^VaVeli^g"'^ ** ^ vh • vo ' , to w *\ l b,,t nearly eve/vliodv is waiting lor the > our nafffe. post olHce addre*. and aiting chain gang to change sand beds and nind boles into turnpikes. | think that it w ould'ire hettci to let out the keen ing of tlie roads in see*,ions of reason able length to tlie lowest bidders for tefnis of two years. I believe it would lie a cheaper jilaitand give us better, facilities. Put the money^ palif to tow nship commissioners £:.d overseers in tlie r.>ad fund, for I have heard that Metric Brown, one of Barn- I townships their pay amounts Mi* well's most charming daughters,, re turned home on Monday after a de- tightful visit to Misses Julia and Marie Millions. The local Masonic Lodge is prepar ing: for a banquet in tlie deaf' future thatwill he a most enjoyable occasion. Miss Katherine Copeland; a lovely visitor from Bain berg, spent stvcral dav in Blaekvilie last week, tlie guest of Mis* Eula Lee l/.lar. , Capt. 0. H. Matliis and family of LakeCity, Fla., are,visiting relatives in tow n. Mrs. H. Fullerton Buisf and children are visiting relatives in Augusta. Tlie beautiful new Catholic chtiveli nears co'iiplelifHi and will ho dedieated on Sniiie.y. pril 2J I. it wIR he among fhc mo-t. hi-aottful ornaments ol our tow n, and a mo!iiimeiit,.t<Ctlie sln- You-wHI i)lea»e take noticethft (he statutes require you during tlie n,oiitli* of January and Fehruarv to make a re- towi.ship and the amount yoft will-give Uf" Vn to tl, « I'rohate J .i.lge of all estate. 1 . . , , _ * (-in viiur possession for tlie preceding ns on a postal eard, nml we will tic knowledge receipt of same in the Barn well papers of the same week. FRANK.H. CHEKUH, Executive Uommitteemao. Post Oflice Address, Barnwell, ti. C.W , His Life Was Mr. J. E Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately Itafl a Wnnder- Inl deliverance from a friglitful death. In tellit gof it he says: * I was taken with Typhoid fever, that ran into pneu- njonirf.' My lungs became hardened. I was so weak 1 couldn’t even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me I expected to sopn die of Consumption, w hen I heard of Dr. King’s ,New Discovery. One bottle gave me great relief. I con tinued to use it, and now “am well and strong. 1 can’t s.iy- too much In it* praise.” This marvellous medicine is 'lie sorest and quickest curtM/i Mie world for all Throat and LungT.ouhle of Court >st closed amounted ta-'u|>- 8, * e ® ?? «? B ‘* a,, L t, *‘ t W0 ; ‘ , ' riHl wards of fUteet. hundred. (lo „ al L.^t>ules f ree at C. N. Burckhalter - Drug \A hen the reduced area and tax revenue of tlie county and the amount of liusi- i ess disposed of are considered that in ypur year, and-in ease of your neglect, that you tie cited so to do. or l'>*e vour com missions on moneys receive^ a fid paid out' for smdi e«tate. JOHN K SNEELING, J. P B- C. ^arnweH, SkC., Jth 'JliTiTrftTy lJti'9. — J »/'niriTimxT to more than tlie keeping of tlie roads in repair would come to. And lastly^! think every road to Barnwell should have mite po*ts set np so tliat when wcTgo there we mav knoxfr how fast t<» drive and how we are get ting along. Now. PH be glad to he answered by some one who lias n:> axe to grind, anti who may be able t# Pght up the matters 1 have written aiiont. Sycamore. A (OSTEYCOCRT. The expenses of the two weeks term' goodly sum is a'heavy “white man’s cere devotion ;.of it* membership and jSpr.Vjn,” t heir friends. A ’' ! ■l: ‘ (f"''d peoi-le nt | AVe ire told that it considerable meax* 'il al' (Tmiomiuutfons, yvjuice-* dre of tlie said expenditure was due tfc* over tliis hapfiy fruition of the ravmeot of witnesses who have gbot >of 11 BBWW long Lv < harleston.. boniuiervUle I’regtialls ,T..” T Of! **11 ..... T 4i dm .... H 19 am » 30 0 i,9 pm (4 45 pm Georges Branchville.. .... 8 25,1111 8 ,V> a m 7 oo pert 7 50 put > Rowesville... . . ... 9 lu Mill H07 pm • 4 Grangehurg .... 9 23 » m 8 24 pin St. Ma.tlhew*. .. ..9 15 HIM 8 48 poi x v" J Fort M otte.. . ...'*» 59 am 9 o ; > pm 9 20 pni Kiogville... 1 .... 1" 15 am APColtiinliia..!. 1 ! (HI Hill io io pm 1 LvT’olumMa .,... (’> Ui'nm 3 * 1 : J KitigifcUle .. .... 7-3Ksim 4 58 pBl Fort Motte.. 7 41 Htn 4 36 ptw . St Mattlicwa 7 58 am 5041 m Ofniigeliorg.. ... . H : 4 Hin 5 29 | m RoweAv ille... .. .. ti 34 am f. 45 pm Branchville, .TT . 9 05 am 0 17 |m m George*..!.. 9 21 am 0 42 pm I’regiialls .. , 9 34 cm 7 CO pm , ■Summerville. 10 18 Hin 7 :'3 pm Ar C liarleston.. .. ...11 CO nm 6 17 Ev Charleston.-: 7 CO n m 5 30 pm ’ 11 BiiincfivtHe, 9 15 am 7 50 j in lUlHiherg. . . ..... !| 41 am 8 19 pm • Denmark ... . e .. 9 52 »fn 8 91 pm BlaekvIlJe. io 10 um- 8 50 p m AND MECIMICAL COLLEGE. A.i SIX DEPARTMENTS. K. A gricnitiiraf——ttt' Meelianical Literary . .Chemical, 'Textile. .. Mllitifry. Store, Barn-well; Dc-K. Briggs(.’o’* Drug store, Black7ille; every bottle j^tariiuteed. Rest equipped College in the South. t.V) stiidetits. Send lor tlluatrated-cat alogue. HENRY S. HARTZOG. Clemson College, S. C. 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE AViHUfon. .. Aiken . .. Ar Augusta Lv A ugusta.... Aiken . AA'iHiston.. .. Blaek\ ilie ... Ilenmark... . Bamberg .... n*a:ielivnie. A r Charleston.. .10 27 am 9 10 pm .1109 am 9 K7 pui . 11 51 am 10 45 pm . 6 20 am 7 (>2 am !V. .. 7 41 am ..n 7 ?1t am .... s 11 am 8 24 am. .• 9 05 am .".,...11 00 am 3 10 pm 4 00 pia 4 4t pm 5 03 pm 5 19 pm 6 38 put « 17 pm 8 17 pm AND WAFU1K0* FA8T KXFKICSa Al’G r 8TA TON. Connection via Denmark and A. C. L. ,-i ’ ' I I - -5 On rhe mlost ideasant UMI wWie\wa‘ the “violet partr’* even,t«Ait Rbo-iTvillt* society in a will enable everybody t*» thrive and he liapjjtjeven if eofUm- continues to bring ! jpanv him. VVy -hope lit will soon he lu entin attendance upon the Caurt for social several terms,* waiting on cases that have been eonttni^d from time to time. . Ciuripjat'if ha* been made that.many iniiuaterial witnesses liavtl* heem'houtid Tl^er hv. Magistrates, at the instance, of the coutisel foD the defence in cases of., , > . felotiv .. I lea.vxs-Ior ATkatisas I ltd ^jiruiga, outlie i That complaint is notcontlned tolhi» 28th 'm*t . for tite treiiefit of hi* health. Hi* brother, 'A', ti .Mims will acAom- hUelvvii-the “violet party” given by Mh-sn* Julia nad Marie Million.;, ‘ in imtm^of Miss Meriie Brown, on imte Friday Evening. . Mr. L M. Mims of SpringflWld, S. C., below rtecord prices LEROY ilOLA'IR. J w ti I again. A, B. C. coiinty. I« i< against the law to kill game birds after Apr! 1st SfO CURE-^NO PAY. That is the way all druggists well Grovk’s Ta.utki.kok ( hill Tonic fm Chills ami Malaria. It is simply Ir -n and (juiniue hi a tastelesaform. Child ren hive it, ‘Adu!t« prefer it to hitter, nauseating Toitics. Price, 50c. For Sale by C. N. Buriikhaiter. The world 1* Awa'icenlng to the wnn- derlu.l revelation^ of hypnotism Ev ery one-should understand tlds science. Du you want to learn it? Certainly, nlen'send your address.- with 4 cents t < pay postage,, to Hudgins, AY bile & Pa^o, (jouble Springs, A.!».. Trade Marks Dmmrs '' Copyrights Ac. . Anmne sendln* a sketch and <lrs«Tt»U<>n war scntcklT lusert.-im our opinion (re* Whet tier an inernO'*n is probably patentable- Communlea- “tnns strictly ronfldeMlal. Handbook on l ntesta. aent (rye. 'HdeSt asoecy for *e<-urioir j^trnts. < Patent* taken tbrnoeh Munn A Lo. rccelTO* tftdal ipitM. without cbsrec. In the Scientific American. A hsndaoraely llloatmted weekly. Leraeyt d-- eulation of any aelenollr >onmaI. Tenna. U a year ; four months, t). 8o1d by all newadKJer*. 2 90 pin 3 (ifl pmi 4 ii pm 8 17 pm ...yVV’i bm .... . 7 55 *4Ml AY * $ 45 am 3 (‘0 pm 3 50 pm 4 2S pi i.v Augusta... Ev Aiken ..... Ar Denmark.. Uv Denmatkj.. Lv Aiken Ar AugusttA^tir. K.... "v l DAILV KXCKJ’T Lv Canglon... Camden Junction. 9 .ti> .sm Ar KingviMe........1003 am Lv Kingviiiw..... <,10 15 afn - Camden Junction 10 f8 am Ar Camden ijll 40 pm Connections: ClvdeEine, too;- C. M R. R., BlarkvIHe; I*. R. R-.*Itenina k; Gh. R. R , Aogua- ta: Southefn Kv.,CotnuiGm. Con to to,ion to and from- Atlanta wit through Ta'act) bleeping Siferw’r-. ' „. L. A;EMERSON.Truffle Man»|{«r J if. S \ N D>, (A-necal Man* Genera! CCce r'tiharl ^