The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 06, 1899, Image 3
The Barnwell People
RATES OF 8UD8CtelPtl6^
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THURSDAY, Al’Klf,
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The next regnTar colnmunteanonol
Harmony Lodice No. ITA. 1 . F.-. M. 1 .
will he held at the new Vasor.tcTem
le In Barnwell upon Htb day of
e same being tho ^tnl. Bat-
la mU moSlh, beginning at “High
April
arday
. twehre. _____
By •►rder of, W. W.‘.
H. P Andbhson. Secrelarr Pro Tem.
Barnwen
ia«
The retiula^ meeting.o' Barnv
Ixidge No. 1(1, Knights of Pytli
will be held at their Hall on Frid;iv
night at 7X o'clock. A full attend
i"ce ia requesfed. *-
^aIr.c. C.
Wm.' icNAB. K R.
- NOTICE.
^ il. i\ feuiat, Eaq., Trustee of P. IV
Jarrell A Co., Banknmt*, llleil his
Bond on the 27t.h ln*t. ana tobk charge
of the bankrupt estate.
All parties indebted to said estate, ei
ther by Note, Mortgage, Bill of Sale;
Open Accouqt or otherwise are Hfereby
h'otlHed and requested to settle the
"Aamaat oqee, as-'the bankrupt law rie-
. Quires an expeditious settlement of the
' bankrupt’s estate, or proceedings will
begin against you to collect the same.
^ H. F*. BUI ST, Trustee.
' Blackville, N. C.
March 28th, 1899.—4t
Court at Bamberg hext Monday.
^Ir. Dayts Harkinson, of Aiken, was
in town on Friday.
Hon. W. A. All, Sr. wad
Seiglingville on Monday.
Miss Haidee Brown, of Blackville, Is
it Mrs
up from
~r—-r-~—A—- -
(,ella Graham.
spent
•I
Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rro^rt
Sunday in town with relatives
TTfia Laura Tlson, of Allen-
Is visiting Miss Lou Coffin.
Miss May Edenlleld, of Allendale, Is
on a visit to Mrs. Mamie Edentield.
The botfe yard was as deserted on
onday as a store that doesn’t adver-
tiae.
Miss Lizzie QruUbs. <vf Mereatus.—be
ThT town visiting relatives for
days,
Miss RdnA ftull, a popular yotihg
jP.dy of Columbia, is visiting Miss Es-
ielle.Uagood.
Mr. Geo Easterling came down from
Aiken on Sundav, for a few days’ vleit
to the home folks.
Re^. tF. C- Kirkland of Black Swamp
GifftlU U visiting his father’s family at
liiiford’s Bridge this week.
Miss Rosa Taft, of Charleston, Is vis
iting relatives her*-, and hey many ad
miring friends are delighted to see her.
Gov. Ellerbe ha* commuted the sen
tence of Charles Zissett of Bamberg
CHHttty to imprisonment.for .life in the
Penitentiary.
Capt -J»- M.
Monaryr '
' Mention of several fnalters of Interest
crowtled out of thit issn$
Mr. j. B. Goorisoh has been appoint
ed jj«st-xuas ter at Ha block.
Mis* Della PaUhdc is visiting
lives in rtlackvllle this week. N
Rev. A . Bnist wa« tfPtmrrr mb Mon
day in reiiewed yoiildl and hvalth. «
Miss Kate Galloway rif Gold shorn, N.
C.. is a jruest Oftbe Molair iloiise this
week.N. • •
o ^ .
Miss Lottie DjtjmmnncL of Elko, vls-
Fell to sleep
awake agaitr on
THT
Match NRV 18»9. to
Ijte iP«iiiTeclion morn,
Biitekhalter
trs. B. L. Cave, ia-t
ited her sister;
week
' • -X ' W* •' ml ; •
Married on the “idlnst., near Double
Ron#* Mr. Luthbr Still -and Miss Ada
Bodlford. Rev. G. N. Askew officia
ting.
Mr II. L Armstrong bns moved his
blcy*}l<* repaii sliop ffbm the Bronson
store to the third door West, of the post
ofllce. '
Miss Belle Dicks has returned to
W-ilHstonbn a trip of t.\yo week'*, w hidi
she will spend with Mr. and Mrs. WV
P. Walsh.
lion. J. 0. Patterson left for Ocala,
Fla'., on.Sunday afterdobfi, to h<* pres
ent at the tilftl of 1i case in which he is
Interested.
A B. Connor, Esq., was in town on
Monday, attending the meeting of the
County Perfsion Board, of which he la
Chairman. .■...—... .— ■ --
Pleasant was tfie Gerffiafl given on
Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall, cnrfv
pliiiieittary to the numerous visiting
ladies. i
e Spring examiration of the
South“('arolina College Student. L. K.
^t^nscII of Elko, Sophomore; &tood
“Proficient” lit French.
Capt'WL T. Cave, of (Mar, wa> 111
town on Monday. He has many Barn
well friends who would be glad fur
him to move over the line.
PluckJymMxIuek. Within two weeks
ftije-the burning of his mill plant in
l\bH Oak Capt M. M. Holly was saw
ing full t'iife to lill large railroad con
tract j.
The Lees Graded School will give Its
annual picnic at Lee* oh Saturday,
April loth. The public is cordially
invited to attend and bring wtell tilled
basket*.
the d uvenile Mjssnnary-Society of
the BartvwerT Metiiodisr church gavc
a few ^in Ea*ter egg hunt on lest Frtday af-
ternoon. and the young folks had a jol
ly time searching for nests.
LOST—Gne White and I.iver colored
Pointer Dog, 9 months old,, answering
to the name of Tony Person return
ing the same to B. W, primmond at.
Barnwell will he rewarded.
pi i me
you|iig la
At me
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S lh Chariotnn Ttmgs.lsy »»-t |
in nhe applb-at ion of Cot, A I-
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Among Confederate veterans, the'.r
sons and daughters, the Charleston Re
union is talked about more that: any
iftliCf dhe dubjecl.
Easter services were largely attend
ed on Sunday at the Baptise, and Epis
copal churches, and many' were the
f'Fetty dresses and hats.
Chief Justice Dunhir was down on
Monday and reported the small fx>x
epidemic at an end, and general good
conduct within his jurisdiction.
The Orangeburg District Confer
ence, M. E. Church, South, will begin
fit Barnwell on next Wednesday, and
-fconti ue In daily sessions until Sunday
fevening.
Rev J. C. Kilgo, I) F)., President of
Trinity Pol|ege, N. C , w ill deliver ad-
dre^srs in the interest of Christian edu
cation at Bamberg next Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
The Bennett Spring* Agricultural
Club held its moiithly meeting on Fri-
flstv and reorganized for the Summer
Campaigfi. Proceedings will be pub
lished next week.
The 19th Inst., ha* been fixed a* the
date for mustering out the 2d Regi
ment. During its stay in Cuba onlv
three members of the edUftmotf died.
It now number* cl men.
Ae contract for completion of the
earth and trestle work </f th,e Coa*t Line
to Robbins has been extended from
May'1st to Iftth, And If will take ev-
lecfhid o/the time to get through.
The voters of Allendale and Great
Cypress aunounce Col. 4. It. Bates as a
candidate to HU the unexpired term of
(rX Mott. W. D. Black.
ARendale A Great Cypress.
FOR SALE—One 28 inch Mahogany
Shell Prussian Model Bass Drum wUh
Rod Tighteners and two flue Calf
Heads, Price $5.00. -
Q. D* C. Lange. Blackville, S.-Gr
SiTTRaY S'LEEIv.—From my farm
In Red Oak a spotted *teer, 3 or 4 year*
old. Information concerning him will
b« gratefully appreciated.
W- Gilmore SimCT*..
•?nh*CYlplTort'jiiiylng friends surpris
ed us on Monday by their unexpected
numbers and 1 general liberality. The
April list pfoffilses to be larger than
the March freshet. Thanks to one and
gif.
Hr. f. If. A* Whitlock of Vanrluse,
ofinerly a Professor in the S. C. C. I.
t Williston, was one of the graduates
from the 8ute Medical College, Char
leston. last week, standing* sixth In the
class of twenty.-
f)unn left for Kentucky on the
4fh inst. He will spend the riummnr
selecting blue glass stock for the fall
trade and will t>6 back about .Septem
ber 1st. We wish him a pleasant and
profitable season In Old Kentucky.
Misses liuffter and Neimeyer, who
have been enjoying the climate of the
Sunny South out at "The Oaks” dur-
ln£ the past Winter, left for Columbia
last week where they will spend a few
daysJmfore returning to their home In
St Louis, Mo.
ManTed 1 on the afternoon of the 29th
trlL, St the home of the bride’s parentv
ftf Rosemary township, Mr. Rivers Car-
roll and Miss Cora Woodward, Rev. T.
~ Lide officiating. A large number of
♦datives and friends were present and
tendered thenrr their best wishes for
kmg TTf* srftd flappincss.
Mr. 0. P. Vifllaon died at his home
hear Fairfax at h o’clock on Skturday
morning of la grippe, leaving a wife,
several grown children and a multi
tude of friend* to mourn his loss. He
Was an excellent man in every relation
<St life and will be greatly mDsed ip the
community in which he lived so long
and an well. But his memory will be
cherished and iiis good exafhple bear
fruit/br lung year# to ooiim.
Judge Reuet beard argument at
chamber
.Fridav on
tred Aldrich to pl ace the Carolina Mid
land Railroad'll! tPfc hands of a Receiv
er. J. P. K. Biwan, 0. M. Trentl'ilm
and W. A. Hornian represented tlic
Plaintiff, while Nfitclieil A Smiih and
James Simon* ap|iXti$d for t^e defend
ants'. Decision reserved,.
Ulmer.-if otrr Infoffeation from *ec-
ond liaod source* iscVrrcct, is aiiead in
abundance of law. Some time in 189S
Hr. S. E. I’lmer was\ appointed and
commissioned as Maalstrate, fot the
-term of two year*. RcAwitiy Gov. El-
ierbe appointed Mr. N. tV. Weekly, the
nominee of last Fall's piima r y election,
to the same position for two yclST*. The'
cont'-ntioii will be decided, wesuppd-e.
Fv the t freuit #: »urt ilr-f Hit
ward by the supreme < ouG.
Mr*. I.eHa Tfiiir ckhader of Barn we 1
Con ply. age<l 18 year*. After a brief
but acting illues* ibi* dear young
frieftd, wife, daughter and loved one
1ms gone to rest. We mourn her loss,
not because site has gone to her ,h<*rne
at God’s right hand, but because she
wa s so dear to us at home.
~ To «av what she was 1 cannoV. biil to
«av what a wife, a^iau'gltter, a sistec, a
fiien*l sbouiil be and .she was 'that'.
What more can w e ftay to her parties,
tier husband, her brothers and *l*uwa
wlrp'ai'e lert.Licre ttt weep for her?
Weep not, but Hx your eye* on Heaven
aoid await t|ve summons to Uieet her,
for she i- ju«i over tile river. Inn kdning
von come. Father, m«»|hpr, hu»b:ind.
si* (r*,JirotiiiT*. iiiembers of lien-hun h
and friends. Leila is asleep to >us put
av. ake at ttoi|»* right hand, waiting
and watching.for us.
" d here 1* a beautiful world
Unseen to mortal kight, \
And darknes* nevof enters there;
That home is fair and blight.
There D a beautiful world
Of liarmony and love,'
O! may we safely ent.'r there
And dwell with God above.
T. E. B.
Elko, S.C.
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WILLISTON NKW.8,
Mr. Ashley 'J oolnof Bainbridgp. Ga.,
ha* jaai returned to.KD homw after a
Hiuti plFgXXiFE vlalf in pur midst among
-relative* and friend*.
Guile » nice social gathering was giv
en in hdnoyof our young friend Mr.
Poole in the koine oi D-. J M:* Smith
on last Friday evening, which was one
of the most pleasant occasions . 6i the
season. *’ ““
Mr*. J. E. iSamlers is on a visit to her
former home in Florence
.Miss Marie Kenuedv wlfl leave in a
few days to visit licr sister; Mus. Rod
gers of Darlington.
Mi*s Bettie Matihews left on Friday
. to speiumsonm time with friends at
•Mar.
Mrs Dr. Jobnsbtwind children of St.
George-spent last FnT*$t v jvith Mrs.
Dr. Miiit.li..;——•: ——' ‘ 1 '— r
The young folk* of this pi ico were
royally entertained liy Miss Marie Keti-
hydy In-her tio-piiable' home on last
Moriday rvenliig add itll repo’t bavfug
speTttrifri enjoyable evening.
. * ' ~Rex.’
Iveel
id atter-
LDST PISTIL.
On Monday in.Barnwell within 2iW
yard* of the ('ourf Hjptse a .'18 calibre
.'smithy& Wesson blue steel pistol, i>ar-
rel 5} or 0 inylie* long. L beral reward,
for its return to Thk Pkopi.k office.
Bel-'
Atttrtlfoq Ganip Edwin
linger: • \
You are req ,, e»ted to meet, promptly
at the (Jourt House bn Saturday even
ing next at. 1 o'clock lo attend to soyh
business a* w ill cune helore u«. Par
ties not mein lie ra of the Gamp can join
us and have their name* eniolled at
ihi* meeting by paying their annual
due*, which is fifteen cents.
By order of
J. IV. Lancaster.
J. tTtrt^f Halford, Gommaudef.
SectpMry. t ^
Barn wed, April 3d. 1899.
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•Justenough people to make the
plyasanf came to towiLo^. Monday.
VOpd the quarterly '*ineeting oT
County Board of <'• •mtiiD-iotter* there
was no special attraction Everybody
Seemed cheerful ami to have either got
ten over hard times' or,.to have become
accustomed to them. Throughout’ the
county there was .some complaint of
grippe. Crop preparations are back
ward still but farmers'are w asting no
time and catch big irp~ rapidly. That’*
almut ail the new * we could gather.
E'RWnrTOX NEWS.
7 JUUja* b»*en some time si ce thenews
from this *edtided spot lias been given
tWrotfgh the colmntis of your paper,
but aifef rei!d*Fg f?ofr’ all the newsy
points the writer hit,* coticluded to
make liis appearattce w ith the old say
ing, ‘•better I ite than never.”
Mr. A B. Dunbar of Allendale was
down on a tDh with Mr. J'. O. Box on
fltur-diy.
—■Meesr-s J D- Box atur-^. TT.'
have retorted from a business trip to
BartTw ell.
Capt. B F. Killings worth paid a vis
it to lit- old home nt Dunbarton on Sat-
urdav and .■vimlay.
Mrs G. E .Nettles, formerly
place hut now- of Savannah, is
ai Capt. B. F/.KiiliogswM.rthr*
Mi«s Lizzie Kiljjngsvvorih is
fn Augusta, Ga
Mi-s Jennie Strange after spending
some litre with M rs. lVlI. Fogler re
turned.to, Iter ho'me on Saturday at
.vlobiey Pond. Ga. '
We had a very large frost on Thurs-
dy tiiorning. _...
d'lic ui’A "ii.a this .neigltl
Plvase allow niw . _ . ,
unin* to extend to the people of Batfn-
well coupty myhearifelt gratitude ami
.appreciHtrbn f<»r their gctterotts ami lib
el al aid in behalf of rtiy receiit loss 'by
fire.
__—— Allen Woolcy.
arc all produced by- Potash.
Contribution* Veteran* Fund
the week ending April^str
f«>r
K. G. Pries ter,
G. W Patrick.
Dr. E. L. Patterson,
fl.DD
t, . 4-30'
11 bushel* grits.
Mr*. G W. G'bod-on, One Ham.
T.opk out for a stirring old Vetera ft*
letter next week.
FRANK II. CUF.RGh,
t oiHiuiiictpnan. x
ELKO NEW$.
The remains of Dr. D. M. JohnMpn,
w ho died In Pueblo, Goiorado, bn the
2(l4h tilt-., were laid to rest in the Elko
Ceiiletcry on Friday la-t in the pres-
etice ol a Itos* of relatives and friends.
We give <>nr heartfelt, svthpathv to tlte
bereaved in their affiiction.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Milthis were the
gne*t« 0f Mr*. M. K. Mmhnck Dst
week. '
Mr Horrt Hair left la-t Sunday for
Lake GUy,'Fla. We regret his depaT
ture bnt iiope he will returr»-*ooti.
Miss Lottie Drcmtnond, a very
(dlariniiig young lady, spent Saturday
and Sunday w ith rela'.ivea In Barnwell.
There D to In* -a telephone line tiuilT
between ( harle*Lnn and Augusta and
we hope that it will stop hehe..,
The.now council ju-t. organjzed is
greatly improving our streets ami it
titey contiline mi*-stre* ts w ill soon tie'
in perfect obdeh. _ * J.
pas-etl say*,:
“I jmn the whole the season Is back
ward . t the close of March, the month
haying been very urifivorable forlartn-
Ing ttperatlbn*. In the Itakotas. Ne
braska, Mi ithetrbf a, Towi and Wiscon
sin the grouml i* frozen to an unusual
.depth, ilie frost extending t > h depth of
frton ffre ^i»^!jpf,eet.Ur N" 1 >b Dakota
ami Minnesiba. While the average
temperature of March wa* somewhat
above, tlie norHiHl In tbt* Hnuthern
Stale#, the settsori iti tliat section is re
ported trom two to thr rt e, weeks late,
except in Texas, whcee it is more near
ly normal.
“The general condition of. wheat - la j PK-r-vli^r orvnti^rl will imrvrnv#*'
less TavraWe than aUheclose^f T>1,-T IlbCralI y a PP lle<J ' WU1 ,m P rmC
rnary, and as nt the close i>f that mbiith !
the late sown 1* the lesspromDii.g than i
that Seeded early. On the Pacific coast
the outlook D most promising in Ore
gon. and tlie crop ha* been greatly bt-n-
edited by recent, rain* in Gulifornia.
but itt Washington It ha* been injured
by severe weather A}id 1 ac9. of stjow
protection. ' ' ' *
!>rope»*ly combincAl \vith Phos-
‘ j phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and
SOUTH GEORGIA NEWS.
Fa'iners are *t?me\vhat behind in
planting, owing to'the late .season*.
As a rfl.e cotton growing has been cut
souie Jtiirough the long cotton belt.
More grain planting, a* gefiefal farm
er* are raisiwjr tiieir ow-n hog and hoin-'
Iny through tlii* country,.
Turpentine vyork* arej>iT ?oine, caus
ed by thtt la-t year'* storm, which d«-a-
trnyed so mitch timber.
()nr little town of Baxley is hooffiliig;
A iTiTe1«c1io0l .mtlvi* tHe sit fiei visiomTT by loc
Prof O’Guin. The new dispensary ?* reach t
Preparations for cotton planting in
Texas are well advanced ami some ha*
been planted in the southern part of ilm
state; sothe has also be n planted In
portions of Georgia ami South < 'at'ollpn.
•‘Some corn ita* been planted as far
nor tit as Ten-ncWc an<l Oklahotvia, ami
.farther south a large part o! the crop
■ia* been pl *nP d.
“Some sprmg-oatv have hem sow IV a-
far hotth a- ‘he lower Missouri ami
Ohio viiileys.”
Mis* Mary Wil*on of Augitsfii; t\Hn'-
sr*,. > ommiiled suicide Sat urday night
l»v taking morphine, upon heating that
AlvH'DiX. to whom she was tp he ni ir-
ried in June, had been killed itt battle
before Malolos.
The City Hall In Columbia Jva«hnrn-<-
ed oil Thursclay n#:ht; The cpiltlagra-
tion H a* the largest that ha* helallen
that city since TcCnutseh Shertnan
“projee'ed with .lire’’ in Los*
$71,000. 1 nsuaj itce if40,*250.
every soil and increase yi6ld
and quality of any crop-.
Write and get Frdl our pamphlets, which
tell bow to buy and use fertilizers with
greatest economy and profit.
/ OliRDAN KALI WORKS,
-'* gj Nasseu it.. New York. “
JKMMT
Large Batliaa, I3«.
;; DAVIS A IAWRERCE C0-, Um.,,
Poor's or Pirrs Davis’ Pair-Kiuir.
^ ro* bacm mr
ALL DRUGGISTS. *
4 • T. B. ELLIS, Jt-
Surveyor and Civil Engines
. Special attention given to the cntnp»
tation of water-powers, leveling m>4
drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Maiw
tin, S.X’.'.WiH receive pwmpt alien*
lion. r octl-80, Ijr
\
doing its share of business, (hough it is
run very tiicHy' by 'Mr. Jitlib Fiji*.
_ The Holiness tent meeting that ha*
just mjved left it* lulLahare of measles
, ill-1 rlbated anutml.
«if this
visiting
visiting
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fitiej **
U ith best wiaiics to the Editor.
Seldom Rcporter-
Tbenew* Uapttst cttttrch lookc fine.
Mclorrs-are Imtttg planted lor the first
time in this section t ;r.shipping by .Mr
X. F. Pr-iester, recently frqm S. *G.
Hope !i!th success, anything for a
change. ‘ ,
J. K. Kirkland is able to work again,
after injuries Caused try a young mule,
which came near killing Ijim. *
We are sorry we cannot attend the
tDh'rig party on the Aitatuaha -rivo*-
next. week, but hope to have some on
return i.t our fiiemls. Messrs I’rie-ter
ami Ghitty. ^ .
- A tSonto Georgia Bov.
«TEa N Y NEWS,
Several farmer* of this community
have finished planting corn, and are
now getting ready -to plant king cot
ton . • . '
The Easter hunt given on la-t Satur
day aftcinoou to the -scholars of the
Jenny school by their accomfIDIted
teacher, Mt-s Ail<lie Jenny, "a- (ttiite
a siiece-s in every parlictiiar. It was
indeed amu-ieg pi -ee the iif'le girls
and hoy- hiintlbg eggs, some were for
fu yT Htt it! timliug more egg- titan
other*,-how ever tlie Itteky divided with
the it it lucky and all came out. even ami
well plea-ed, ■notwithstanding .-t few
scholar- were a little super-titioii-
aimnt hit ting at first, on account of it
being the llr-i day of April.
Memorial dav will lie observed bn
Wednesday April 20th. Tlie public at i
large are c rdiajly Invited *6 attend ’
and bring btsket* of provisions.
Tbc.'h fftpetings are always interesting
ami in-tructive, and especially to those
who go aWi five their entire attention
to the speaker*. ” ■
Oil Friday cvei.rTng iast a pnrtr con-
siMitrg of MtssesTfbiTic Jbibcrrs, Aildie
and Bessie Jenny. Messrs A. E. Kearse,
. G. Rolierts and' D.'. (i W 1. Loa'l-
holt, attendetl a ylelightfttl socialite at
fire r-sMmce oT'Mr. ami Mrs. F. A
Lit; HT W VN-'HI-Dr ..- JjggB
Editor Pkoim.k. • -
Mr. s'ycRitiore, in your last issue
w antsTighr cnncerlilng th*' chain gang
and tlie working of tire public roads.
Well, | am not prepared to give him,
perhaps, all the light he would like to
it*ve, nor oi/n 1 give liim tlte exai'i cost
jlftAwfiiy, bn, ihe i-o-t o| the chain gatig
'compar'd with hired Jabor is insigmli-
oaiit. '1‘lie citatn gang hau ls cost, the
Voiinty somew here trom 8c. tii H)c. per
day ami I doti’f thinfi Iwotber 8tvea-
tiiote (build get liand* that cheap, and
when the gang"works a piece pf load it
is worked right. •-
'i'he captain of the gang has been
with them long enough to know hi.
business ami work-to advantage, when
if you ware to put an incxpeiienced
man there lie t’Vmh! not wiUt the same
hands, db ihL* same work in tin. length
of time.
I think if mv brother'would vi'it the
gang and *ee4,hein work and go where
they have Worked lie could get a little
light. Of course the roads are not
jvhat they ought to he.' We agree on
that, htU I th'nk we should give them
some time to work ami see what, they
will do Our roads around Kiltie are
fi ue ami they were bulked ile the
snow was fhvn six -fn twejve inches
deep and they are almost turnpikes
IleafMesa Uannot Be Cured •
•jH~»pLt»J lent ions as thev cannot
T. H- OWENS, -
WATT 11 MAKER AND -JEWELER.
Wkst End Main Sr., Hahnw m l, 8.
Ten yenra experience has ((ualdlid me bi do-
(he best work add to guarantee compute -aal
tsfnction. '
;yitcpairs executed with promptneiw nnd
dispatch. Jewelry orilt red i>y ram pie. i'rus-s
us'Tii'w as the lowest,
t p'slals iu OlM'n Watch ‘25 cts.
“ “ -Hoolile ( ase lO cts.
Iff' Two door* Wert of Price's Repair Slop
dr. m P- m 9k
DENTIST, Office, WillDton,
S G. Kqttippeq for travel-
ITITling Work alone ill your
home any where in , Barnwell County.
Will be at office in Wniiston every Sat-
iirdily Kihl M»nilay T . - - : lyr.
the diseased portion of tlp- eiuu-
Tlhe e is only o le way to cii're deafness,
amt th^t I shy colistiUliional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inti imed con
dition of the mlmou*jhting of thi* Ena-
tachian .Tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a rttmbltiif soniixl br j
imperfect hfaring, and when !t is-eii
liiely closed. Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can lie
taken out and tlris tube restored to it-
normal etuidition, bearing w ill be des
Iroyed ftiicver; nluo' eases out of tyti
are caused by Gatarrh, w hich is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surface*.
- We will give~Onc ilundreit" DollaFs
for any ease of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh)- that canflot <b.‘ eiired l*y liall's
fa'.ttrHl Sure; SAtjd • fo!' tiiculars;
irec. • ^
F. J. rttr.NZY A Go , Toi.Kno*(5
—Hobi ffir Dnfggl-l-, 75d. —' -
HaU's Family I’ills are the beat.
I SMIIH,
w 11,1 vtHTUNG.
V
•4 ra prepare!I to d«i_Dr«t*4 WrHdf- irt
your homes anywhere In BarnwelF
cottnry. In my home office Frltlay anti
Salllrtjaj’ (if r»Ht *vee t. Office ovfr
Weitherabee’s .Stoiii.
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
BLACKVILLE, - - - - 8.C
W HI la* at his office in Barnwell every Baler
day and Tueadhy and IVcdnesrtay lojlowirifc
Will be at hi* lloujc office in Hlaekvilie
ery FMtJhy and Salunld', anil will ipske iy>
polutmentH to meet patients at any (»f bui
county towns or cjULui. tl.rir rcsidctu'cs.
I am a full graduate of 1 ’ 11 i I a <1 <■ I pbiaJIfjjtt
Tottnre; hare had seventeen ja-ars active j.rai
ti< al experience, niul can please you in quaiit*
of work and priceat ^
now. The sy-tem iu wnrkiu t good, 1
I don't tiilrik.it v*«*>». -bi*tu-vredg" trru,’• >i ' >
Harter. Ltat.c.ng n''!'. o her atuuse-
menta were enjovcd.iinMI late hour*,
when the crowd dispersed, e‘acI£lom >
carrying inemorie* of the evening-wlth
them. •’ ' \—-1—
CALLING A CANDIDATE.
r*-* .
Elko, S. 0., Apt fl od, IfiMC
Editor 1’kopi.k ;
Please allow ns to «ay thatthe many
friends of Capt. M. W. Phillips call on
him to become a candidate for the
House of Representatives, to flll tlie va
cancy caused by the rcsignaflon of
Hon. W. IT. Blunk- L
His many friends know his worth’ in
the Legislative-Hall*, and ask him to j
come to tlie front and make fhe race.'
Let us hear fro til you, Mr. Melvin. i,
Elko and Williston.
FAi>g AND FAN! IEH.
Dear Mr. Editor:
Y'our occafirrfral correstpondenf send*
in some fact* to-day and wonlcl sug
gest that you let it lie understood that
you are not “fit it,” elie you may be
mobbed of cremated.
Whofr tire neatest house-keeper In
Barnwell ?—Mrs Geo U. Bate*.
BLACKVILLE NEWjj.
II F, Btifst E-q vveirktoOrangeburg
on Moftdav on-professional bu-iness.
Capt B. R. GarroU's preVy tvew house,
which was in process of 'erection, w as
hltfivn down by I itursday’* ItlgP wind.
Loss about $10''. Thewiirkmcn ran out
it IPtle while before its fall, and no
body w as hui t.
Wheat crops where native seed were
sown are -howjhguuheauUfully.
Tlie c^pitnodore cmiimamling the Kd-
tstzr fleet, has had Ms flag vltip beauti
fully renovated, antHt w ill, tinder his
skilful managi'nient, “walk tlie water*
like a thing of IffeT It promises to be
a favorite passenger cratt for the fair
Sex. (To be continued.)
Dfange blossom* on the 79th.
The ’fraternal order* in Blackville are
in a highly ptosperous and
comliiion. ^ -
-Vs an ilTr«tration of the ercellence
and benevolence of thaL adirrirnhle
brotherhood, the Knights of Pythias,
as an Inatuance order, I mention the
ease of Mr. R F. Hiekerson, who died
on January r6th havitig been a mem
ber Its* than a year, at a total cost of
much better'd wt.ih the public road*
will; the convicts ihsu to keep them in
jail- and feed them at the expense of the
county or even send them to tlie peni
tentiary to be hired out tiiere .-(tid iht-'
haps get nothing tor it. A* to mile
post* it would be well to It t\ c them for
ftinkarHjHH vvbuTdTBfe to try iJ../ speed
J of their Horses, hut most men can judge
when they ate driving faityuongh mi
conclusion', hi my otdniott the fnoney
paid out for the chain gang is spent In
the i ight direction when it tx spent as
economically us it is being spent now.
VI c aII " ant good roads and the near
future will 1>riitg.them. I liaven’t any
axe to grind either and perhaps I have
not said anything to olfeud my brotiier.
Kline.'
Weather Bureatt.
Voluntary Observers’ Mete< roioftieal RecM
ord. Month ajf March, lts99. 8tattou-
Hlaekt Ilk. ’
THE CONFEDKRA I'E REUNION.
To the Con federate Veterans And Giti-
zens of Barnwell Connty~r
Tlte reunion M the United Gonfeder-
ate” Veterans of the ' ftotitluTil Slates
will convene in ( tiarlc-toii on Mav ilii*
Kith, and w ill he in ses.ion four days.
In order that \Ve may be able to enter
tain them we are assi-s-cd Bacon, flour,
meal, grit 1 *, Ihi Iter, potatoes and eggs.
I have been .appointed a member id
the executive committee, to solicit-sub
acriptions trom the people of Barnwell
G-uinty. It ha* never been my pleas
ure to engage in it uiofc' meritbrioim
work, a work that shphld appeal to ev
erv citizen, and tbrough a deep sense
of duty should feel.bound to respond;
rtnd if .maker no dilTeiencfe bow 'Yi.’i.dl'
your cpntrihutioiis may be, tlfef w'^ll
he appreciated by those whose ranks,
are fast giving away, and'a few tiume
Vfars all that w ill i^' known \of \\titc
Udtifi derate Soidier will lie
h!-tory. Tlndt fore, I mak
appeal for the old Confedeiati
that will ever he made to tlie'
old Barnwell again; for inCtl
of human event* it is safe to
before another reunion yac
-rn-we will
crossed over tlie flvi^ ainl w
dec the shade of the
and Lee (in the othc
daughter* of qld B
giving a liam.'.dozi
butter, meal, gi*ijs>)
a n y tIt i n g ycumav, I th V
way of l'eetfing>vth%^t(
subscription in
and thentincl h
puldisli the 'K*l
week. I doTiot
ever
but any\'drtn»itif
stated at(o^»*,
GIVEN AWAY!
mV
VALUABLEBOOK
FtrKTTltrATTO PLANTERS.
A Complete Book on the Alanage-
tnentof tHe Tobacco Crop, by Practical
Planter* anil Experts.
Given away absolutely Free to every
Yearly Mnbscrlber to The Weekly New*
and Courier, (printed twice a week.)
Ke:n(inln*r It cost* yfiu nothing!
A ll yon huve to do |« to send n» $1 for
one year’* snbscriptioN to The Weekly \
News and Courier, (printed twice «
-week), and the Book will be sent tb you
Ahsoluteljr Free. \
We Stave only.,a limited nnmber of
tlie*e Book*, so you mu t act quickly If
you wish to avail yourself of thi* liber
al offer. AAdresa , ■ \
THE WEEKLY NEWS A COURIER.
l-—• - Gharlfeslon, a. G.
. k Western Carolina R’y. Co
, Augusta and ^sliTilie Short Liao.
Schedule jn cfi^cL 'Jai.y,-8Ui 188U,
Tz'avr Augusta
Arrive Greenwood.
^ Anderson..
“ l.uuretis
“ Greenville........
“ , Gfcll SpfillKR. -...
‘i 8part!it»»urg ....
“ Saluda.
“ lletnlersourrili!.;.
. “ Asbevillc
.. '.’ctfra nt I;*J p
.. 12:15p in ...\. v
«i:’.a p
I23b;.> 7:00 a
3J-0 ji n, 10:15 a
•1:05 pUi| A.
8‘iop tniWrJO a
5:29 pm
p «v
TjW p'tiiiK>j^v,...
Iwave Asheville >k20 a.m .v-.
SpartanImrg.,..v. HjOft a,tti . 3d0 p «
•“ ■ "'Springs.:.. ToNOl ni...;
rllle .... . I2:U1 p in 4:00 pm
‘ i' ni in:4o p m
..\. 7:00 am
i.
<«
GtenrrS
<;reyj>tr.
Laurens
Andenum
n m-i
Artlre Greenwood J 2: 7.
“ A tliriista 7.y.,
i.uive l uli.iiun
Arrive Haleiirh.
“ No: folk.
“ PttoMairg rjjrPK. «aio a m
“ iticiinKHid ?J..\l figAa m
Louve Augusta .
Arrive Afiei«iaic....
KuLrfax..'.
“Nr
n/inV-m
YOU A '>d all times duMn^the
- season t4tfl x \ N
Fi) It
THE I-YII BJ) MI
v ai1d
J NT) THE MOST BOX
Dl’R V BLR .Ilf GGt
paIiu:
I lor
Safest a
Mares I
fjarles'
^1
’Be,wN
!es,
tUn
Tt
‘tbbr
>J d h
in ttie lvfeAt\\ve-Aeni 11f
rant^raa rotmeseuye^'tf
(Dv.d i\ tk(
I. WilM
you il ('OssHdk.
' ' (HIARL
iny
buy
eotton.
J call. I'll
.Agent.
-
HE
^iritis At'.{!rc4pw<>od for all
h.anui . A (i \iuilwajr; ana
-.with 8GU(iH'rn'llail*aj .
(iktlotv •rrtttd're to tickalo,
j< > M \a<lclm'-»t ,..Y; .
Im. T’awk A- V
i H' r»M
fOMS
p n*k
mpnd'
!'* i' 1 t**"-
-
Monej
\\, v... \a \ ^ ‘•y
Vyrmlng jar
paVoi p Bt*'
rrrdwer.
tug/loan.
SOUTH GAKOLINA^
v CEORuf A tj. ft/ CO
S^lfortest Route Between ('liitrloa-
ton and Atlanta wud Asheville, 9,02
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT;
r , . i CHxRLcaiojf, \S, C.,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT'
1*1, 1S99.
DXfLY
Lv Charleston. .' 7 00 afb
JANUARY
iv n ii* /Yu y** v
Biifnw^ll, S.
4)tM)94»ier vlBe'. •.7 T! a fn
PregnaU* rrrr.- 8 FT aftt
Gevbt ifeS.i. 8 25 am
inchvtlle.......
sesville. ,.. ..
5 70 pm
aSSsjkndtortVo aik
ing yoflrjroitide
illc
V-'.
.of 'Probal
beD
Onfj
,Nki>d
wav v\ i
IKMPKRATL'RV
Preci
p it a-
in’T'ebruury, and on
check for ^2.0iM> was
Who head* the list N for .raising poul
try uria MjfTng?—Mrs. A. HowM.rB-Pwt-|tffrm” Proof"* orhlifamh'wcrrmiid^
terson. ’
Who is the best Pianist?—Miss Le
ila Pate.
Who is the best authority in town on
fbae cultureF—Miss .Edith Town-ejtd.
Who hears off the palrli for the earli
est Spring garden ?—'Mrs. W. H. East-
erftng.
Who are the acknowledged nightin
gales of R«rnwe|l f—Mr*, s. MoselV
and MBs M. Aldrich,
x Who produces the prize sweet peas?
—‘Mr*. J/ Tobin.
^ M'hat rtmther can boast of the most
polite children itr tire county.?—Mrs.
Mike Brown. . ..
WTid raises tire rfnest pansies?—Mrs.'
C. Calhoun.'
„ WBFawtrd supplement, in next i*stye
In w hich some of'tho “lords of crea-
Hon” WAJLl.AKBftw;.
— - - A Looker Du.
the 31st pit. a
received ln\ pay
meut of thelusurauce carried on his
life.
At the annual meeting zn Charle’ston
last wtek of tlie Altnonf Association of
tlie Medical College of tlt'e State- of
^uitli Carolina Dr. L. C. Stephens pre
sided and was elected President for the
ensuitig year.
The officer* elect nf Camp Johnson
Hagood U.C. V. elected on Tuesday
area* follows: - ~
I'aptaln Commander, P. W. Farrell.
Lieutenant Uommander. G. W. Boyl-
•ton. *
Adjutant. 0. (T Rush.
hUrgetun-L^O. Stephens.
Sponsor, Miss Kajpe Firrell.
Maidot i*s,Kula Lee Izlar.
Delegates, P. W. Farrell, L, r. Sre-
Zr I to, _
;
4
Mean
t-
r ion in
Inch
es.
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1
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37
50
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71
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58
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fill'
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79:
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61
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27
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66
r .
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5'.
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31
72
4 •
6(1
J.
Sum.*'
214 1
-(86
| 2 .04
Mean.
09.1.44 7
a
.00
Mean temp\
t .V. 4
Max. len*p.
f»|.
) Date -29V
Min. 'temp.
!»\
Date rv
[ Total prtv
*in-hts
2 04.
Total snow
fall inclfes,
T.
No. of day*
Clear ft..
fcioudy- J.
v ;\
yravcH in
appeal tv
Then;
seiul
ad(Wwv an
i.n t
ft!
tf^EGlT,
tivjWeepiJ
pwHI.'S.
Probate
,t ’ the
Bran*
Row
a Orangehprg.'
St.Mat l lie \v».
Fort Motte..
KlngviHe .,!<• 15 am
Af Columbia Lf OOgfll If)
..... 6 45 an)
..., 7 .'•> am
8 55 am
it lo am
9 23 stn
9 45 am
5\59 am
mjlce In
fotXiK>riOff Hie mOptbs
i !/<I February t<> make a "ye-
'i(^iat^ .1 nv^ge of all estai
^.session for,the precedin.
c, •.mum cK'b* of. ynurocglef-f, ('ill
- w to or V ,u ! r cotw-
nicssiotts (Mv moneys received and paid
but for-sncnWstaie.
JOHN K. J ELLING, J. P B. C.
unwell, S.7&,, 4th January I89ff.
i Lv CoTifrnWfi
Ringvflle ....
Fort Motto..
St Matthews
Orangeburg.
RbWHitvill,*!.
Bra'ucbville..
Georges .—
Pretjnalls.V
l?umnik^Ylllei
ArXharleaton..
^.v ORartcaton..
.Bfanchville.
m
« 4* pm
7 00 pm
7 50 pm
8 07 p©'
8 24 pm
8 48 | KM
9 03 pm
1120 pm
YiO pm
\
7 4.7 am
T 58 an)
... 8 24 am
. . 8 34 am
. . 9 05 am
... 9 .71 sin
. 9 84 a fn
. ..10 18 am
...Il 00aU)
7 00 am-
3 55 pm
4 38 pm
4 50 pm’
6 04 { “
^5 20
845,
n
7 83 pi
817 pm
Icip
I );if e s (if
frost, Light
ffi,-'0,21,21
Killing 7,8;
I Date# of.
Hail
Sleet (i.
lb. storm*
- 5,l8',28i I
Auroras, ]
Prevailing
wind— \
Direction
S/W.
illions ^Den -A
in yfjraHJyfpg D
wTN one yonwern'in
pot afraid to beteSefod
nd flullering. Tire proprf
ig*« New Discovery for
,\ Goughs Nind Gold-,
ly. over ten million trial
.-^.^is great mKiicine : and
the SHtlsfaiMloNof knowing it has a
lutely cured, ebousiwids <l{ lio
cases. Aktfiin*, XBrtniehiti*;. 11 yarse
Cheat and Llibgsgre iiqrely gu
:#H on-4-^,X/- Boee 1 -hai+err
or I) IC Brigg- it t t^, Bfaekville,
Druggist*, and yft'T aMrial botile free.
\RpgdiaV>izt',5f*c. sittlTl.' Bfery bottl*
5d:‘.rant<aitl, dfprkw ref tied/
riLtnpt
14Hi'Keg.
Ji^tk- •; __
D; D. C L»nge.
Voluntary Observer.-*,
• Including rain, bsll.sieat and melt
ed snow, t From maximuin and mini-
ASiai'COLIECE.
IX DEPARTMENTS^
. ^ .Ghe.mlesl,
... ;iVxfrile.
.... Military.
d College .-in the don th.
Send lor illustrated cat-
am
9 15 aha
Hamburg.. .... 9.41 am
Denmark '.. \ 4) 52 am
Bl^kvillc TO 10 am
Williston. TO 27 afia
Aiken ''-xQ -T1 «0 atn
Ar Arrguaut. . .T .if 51 arh
Lv Ah giMdtf\.TTi>.- « ?() am |ft) pi
Aiken 7 02 am 4 v 00'|)i
Williston... X 4 41 pi
Blackville ... ,\^7 5o sm *“
feam&#r
Branf-hvlll
Ar Charlestot’':
• AST jbtPBKSB Al'cr
5i. -C,
y ail drilggrAtil'
a < itn.i. Try
a. It i- simply,
taatelc-4 for,in
t*‘ prefer/dt
lc*. Price, 5i5u
Bdrckhalrer.
HENRY S, H ARTZDG
clems^n Gt ”
60 Yl
EXPERI1
Patents
I HAUL m
Ocm
Comrmo)
Anrnne sending a sketch and deseiiptlflB rosy
qnlrlitT s»<vrt*ln oar opinion free whetnei
nrSntVon t* probslily pitsntstle. Conunur
iuMrtrtly i-mOdeiitisl. Hsndbookan Pi
it f run. (Mitest svency tor securing pa
2 SfTpm
3 <t9 pm
4 12 pm
fi 17 pm
7 It pm
7 55 a©
The world i- awakening tn the
rrfu
uiutii itadru^s.
_
derfitl jeveUtiun- i»f hypeoti-m
. ery (Hie Niiniild uuderstaud thi* sCb tice.
Do yotr w :mt to leartl It? Gbrtsinly.
'4’hen »eni| your aduress with 4 'eeiits
f , psv postage, to IliKlgin*, A bile tV
Psgc; Double Sprit)g* ; Ala.
—
;i-nts taken tlirougb Munn k
tthout clmree. In the
l patents.
Co. reeaiv
tific Hmcrican.
iW tH'pstrated weekty. I^rgeM Hr-
sci^nwilr toumat. Terosa. *S a
ttu,*! Sow 6y Oil neawVc- .er-.
New tort
r Bt . WB-iagtan, D. C.
503
5 19 pm
. 8 24 am 33 pm
, 9 05 hid A17 pm
.ll/JOaih 8 17 pm
A "aKD wamuag-
\ TON.’,
fconneetloiKrt* Denmark andA.C.Ib*
i l.v Augusta 2 Sflnin
Lv Alien ...
Ay Denmark^.
Lv Itentn&rk...
Lv Aiken \....
Ar Augusta .
\; PAjftr kxcbpt s
Lv Camden... 8
Camden J unction^ 9 3S i
r KingvlMe 05 a
LY-Kingville .J(5 )5 am
GHindeu Jhn'frtion 10 48 am
-A t Camden ... . . .'^.11 40 pm
CoRKhCTiOWh': Dlyde Line, Charles
ton; G. a K. Ky, Blaektfile: F. V. *
P. R. R. DrTima k: ft.,Augus-
UouIhernRy., Kojtrm
T'onmction tKantl from Atlahfa wi(A
through ' Palace 8loeping I’** -
ier.
L.\KMER90N.Traffi<
J IlV \Nl)s,** K *' 15i ‘ ^
GeuaraLUfiSre
*