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TliURSDAY. APRIL 20, 18W.
In disgusting cotton receipt* Hiib-i
h^n*’* New York Suturcie v^letter *hji :
“fexHi »nd MlsnUid^pi Valley allow a
wonderful Increase over last aekaon.’*
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The IVIntbrop College glila will not
Attend the ' Cliarlostrita Rctuiion,
canao tli« railroad* have doubled the
passenger fare prpinUcd to I'reaideot
tTolihsun tome time ago.
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Ah Interstate Migration and Infor-
ination Bureau has been organized in
Ifashington to help the colored people
in tire over-crowded .Southern Statew
got homes on the unoccupied public
lands in the Western .State* and Terri*
tories. - _
The Second South CaVollfta Regiment
Was mustered out of service ati, Augus-
ta yesterday. s
When the call sliall he made for re-
enforcements in the Philippines tlie
colored troops should be allowed the
front place in the picture..
Mr. James Wilson, Secretary of Ag
rlculture in President McKinley’s Cab
inet. claims to have developed a frost
proof variety of orange trees that will
N\-»r fruit as far North as St. Louis.
This hasVeen done, he says, by graft
ing the sub-tropical on a tougher spe
cies. .
The American volunteers in the
1’hillpplnes are with the exception of.a
'i’ennessee Regiment all North Western
tn«Oi Now that peace has been made
w ith Spain they are sick and tired .of
the contract and want wr come home.
They claim that they 1 did not enlist to-
fight niggers.” * .
Rev. John T. Wighthman, a distin
guished Methodist minister, who went
frum this State to the Baltimore Con
ference, w ns placed on the .super anim
ated list last w;cck after 50 year* of
pulpit labor, 'during which long term
of service he was never at one time a
month away from his work.
Flour promises to be higher next
year. The April report of the statisti
cian of the Department of Agriculture,
\Vashington, shows the average condi
tion of w int’gp'wheat was oyer 8 per
cent below last year’s report of same
date, and nearly 7 per cent lower than
the average for ten years. '1 his condi
tion exists la 2<» of the Ho-Mtates grow-
lug winter wheat.
It begins to look like business, (ion.
M illiant Kirkby,, President of the
Black Diamond Railroad enterprise,
spent la a t week in Anderson, lie says
the money to build the road lias been
secured ami that contract,* tor grading
the entire line will be Ut out in the
early Summer.
Col. L. tv. Crenshaw. Chief Engin
eer, left Anderson yesterday week ago,
going by private conveyance to Port
Royal inspecting the route.
Senator W. K. -Chandler of New
Hampshire is convinced in his own re
publican mind that the banks will not
permit a panic before the next Presi
dential election.
William is no doubt right as far as lie
goe«. but unfortunately he-does not
prophecy as much ahead as the country
would like to know. At I ncle S im's
present prodigal rate trouble as large
as the country is bound to come soon
after the next election, whether Demo
crats or Republicans w in.
1’resldeni-R. M •"'"dtjj of the Edjfc-
^fi-Id County Atlbulce has Issued an a 1-
tlrexs urging a reorganization of the
sub-Alliances, and an electip^Md dele
gates to the meeting of the County Al
liance on sale day in May, which will
elect delegates to the.State Alliance,
which win mecMn CoTifmbTa iii' July,
whose duty it tball be to look into the
workings of the State Exchange and
inure effectually sebure the monies
'pail in by the Sub-Alliances, or have
said monies returned to the parties w ho
subscribed atyd paid if in. « |
Every man is great to somebody'or
in some way. There’s Shaffer, for in
stance. The critics have acored him
beeHiise ho trled to make his three hun
dred and odd pounds comfortalde dur
ing the lighting before Santiago by
resting on a cot in the shade of a tree,
fanning ids beaded faee and nursing
ids elephant foot.
But in ids evidence before tire invests
’gatlugi cW.mittee in Washington the
other day Shafter testified that he had
oaten and enjoyed the canned bitef re
fuse that haa sickened and poisoned
hundred* of lighter weights and boast
ed that lie didn't have a touch of chol
era morbus as punishment for bis In
dulgence. V' /
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It turns out that the war fever so
prevalent throughout the North and
West last Summer w as dnopipre to the
hunger for pension* than to the
prompting* of patriotism or the sympa
thy so widely professed for dow ntrod-
«ien.'oppreMediCuha. The members of
the volunteer regiments mustered out
first are almost falling over one an
other in their eagerness to begin feed
ing from Fncie Sam’k crib, and the fel
low* who never heard a-eap pop icseept
try accident are at the head of tlje pro
cession. Already over one tuird of the
first regiments mustered outr.ee asking
for alms ajid the raid has hardly-fairly
srtartedT TFnsfon Commissioner Evan*
•tilings that T.’.OU) will apply this war.
' SENSIBLE SUGGESTION. -
Mr. Editor: .
- Book £gent£.are getting to be thick
itnd thriving In the railroad towm*.
They are glib of tongue and can give
the average politician or preacher
puinU to ipiTe.' gome are so auccesa-
ful that tholr victims when they recov
er tlifslr reason are of opfalon that they
have been hypnotized. ^ ^
The books they are Ihardling are
very valuable, uo doubt, but the prices
they ask and get are of the Tutwilcr
chart grade.
Now It strikes me that If the book
worms of the county or of several ad
joining countift would gft together,
form an assooiation and buy from pub
lishers they could‘get wholesale prices
and rebate* beside. As It livery man
D for, himself, and helps to cor.trihuRi
to pay the salary and travelling -ex-,
penses of a lot of canvassers that might
be avoided. I suggest that Literary
Clubs be organized at convenient
|K>ints. say Allendale and Martin on
the C.» & ■ W. C , Willlston, Bluckville
and Bamberg on the S. C. A O., Barn
well on the C. M. Country members
conk] Join the most convenient cliib,
ami by establishing a central offlee cat
alogues of-all the leading publishing
houses could be kept on file for inspec
tion and selection, and by bunching
hits in the way of combining orders
every two, three or six months, money
would be saved, and that’s the same ms
making money.
The thing can be done and ought to
be done, and will be done if our read
ing people have any Idea of economy
Kipling.
NEW
CONFEDERATE
EKB.
I’ENSION-
F II Dickinson. Jno D ilease, IfJ
Anderson, .las W Ilethou, T.f Black,
E C Bruce, W A Faust, Thos Oillaih.
Sam’l tlruhbs, N G W Hair. Jno E
Hickson. WilTiam l ewis, N II Mailer,
C A Myers, E I’ender. W T Scott, M A
J Blnme, Rachel .Colllna, l.srvetda
Ddk, Martha ?il Moody, M C 1 urucr.
MEMORIAE DAY. -
The Rivers’ Bridge Memorial Asso
ciation will observe Wednesday .“April
2tiiU. as Memorial Day. . —
'f*he Rev J. A. Cliftnn, of rtnmter. S.
( will deliver tho Memorial Address.
The public are are cordially invited to
attend and bring dower* Ac.
J. D. Kinard,
1‘resident.
J. AWJennv, . “ . _ . .—:—
Secretary3
THE LAKE CITY LYNCHERS.
^The government last week failed to
implicate three of the men under ir.-
dietment for killing 1‘ost Master Baker
at l/ake City last year, and consented
to their acnoUtal, leaving eight on
trial. t ^ • s ^
i b; 1 case continues and will be com
pleted toward the close of the week. A
multitude of w itnesses lias been exam
ined. Tho defence see,k* to clear the
accused by alibis and discrediting the
evidence of-the government witnesses.
• THERE ARE OTHERS. 1
There is a tjne opening in Sumter for
a wholesale dealer in country produce
of all kinds. If the farmers had a cor-
tain market for corn; peas^hay, fodder,
ami other, produce at cash market
pri ucAfciiH 1 y—wouldk ck* vote-more atten
tion to these produets and less to cot
ton. Tlie complaint at present is that
cotton is tlie only money crop and it is
the- only product that can always be
converted into ca.-b without troutle.
More often than otherwise corn and
other farm products can only be dis
posed in small’<|iiantities and then pay
ment D made in trade at some of the
general n\ercban<n»e stores. There is
money to,be made in country produce,
and tlie man who goes inte-the business
tir«t sot a scale to handle all the busi-
iip*.* that comwt to hini will have a
good thing.— Watchman and Southron.
REI N ION COMM ITTEES.
'I'he following coflimit^ces h'ave been
appointclto solicit contributions for
the Veterans’ Fund: ~ ;
null I'ondTownship—B. F. Killitigs-
worth, David Oesterreicher, John I’.
Gray. «
Bafdock-R. II. Walker, Thomas
Ashe, .1: S. Calhoun.
Great < vpress—J. C. McMillan. J. IV.
i’horpaVEd Grayson, J. A. Je,nkins.
Reddak—R. 1*. Gantt. Jeff Ready,
.lere Snclling.
Georges ( reek—J. L. Baxley, Henry
Untto, Jtidson StilE- -
Willlstoh—Capt W. IT./Kennedy,
H. JelF Harvey, J. W. Creech.
Rosemary—A/dis Woodward, Pat
Hair. ' ' i„
Four Mile—Lucius Bush fc William
Kiliingsworth. - * •
A ileiidabv Sycamore. Bennett
'S'pTTngs. luich Land, Barnwell ami
BlaekyHIe committees have been omit
ted. front flic? fact that the camps of F.
\ .'s will work that territory. The
first named of each committee will act
as chai'inan and report to me on Sajes-
dny in May, the amount of contribu
tions or at an earlier day If necessary.
Each committeeman appointed is ex
pected to make a personal canvass of
the community in which they reside,
and take contribution in money and
kind, such as the people are willing to
jfiy.e. : ■
FRANK II. CREECH,
Oommittcemart (or BarnwcfECotnriyr
ROAD NOTICE.
All Road Oveniaert will please send
to this office lists of the road hands and
of the County road tools In their charge
and proceed at once to wprk all roads
not already put in good order.
" f). W. Barker, Supervisor.
It. Cv-Robert*. Jr., TTeflt, — .
'fO CURE A COLD IN OXE DAf
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Alt druggists refund money if it fail* to
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet. ^ *
PROGRAMME
of the Union meeting* of the Barnwell
Baptist Asnociatioti:
The unions will hold thejr meeting*
on .Saturday and Sunday, April 2'Jth
and 3<tQ». 1W9. : —-—
1. The 1st Division will meet with
the Church at Fa+rniomyt; Revs. Wjl
liam llitynsworth and G. N. Askew wtlL
he present.
2. The 2nd DivDion will meet with
the Church at Koserriary; Revs. W I)
Klee and W. f>. McMillan will be pres
ent.
3 The 3rd Division w ill meet with
the Church at Springtown; Revs. W.
E. Johnson and Arthur Buist will be
present. >/. L
4. The 4th Division will meet w ith
the Church at Bethel; Revs. W, U.
Britton, R.T. tiolphiu and T. P. Bide
will be present
5. - The &th Division will meet with
the Church at Denmark; Rev*. A. P.
'Turner and Joseph Bostick will be
present.
'flic Topics for discussion are as fol
low*:’
1. The Orphanage, and Why We
Should Support it. ^ >
.2. Our State Mission Woik.
3. Our Foreign Mission Work.
4. Education—Furman University.,
The churches, with whom the I'nlon^
meet are requested to have dinner /ffi
the grounds.
'The clerks of tlie Union* are request
ed to notify this committee as soon a*
possible of the place of the next meet
ing, and the persons to open the dis
cussions. ,
T. P Lido,
H m Hayiisworth,
Committee.
A Frightful Blunder
Will oOen cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bncklen’* AYnl.
caSalve, tliebcst in Hie world, will kill
the pain ami promptly heal it Cure-
Old Sores. Fever Sores’, Fleers, Boil*,
Felons. Corn*, all Skiu Eruption*.
BmA I’ile cure on earth. OffTy 25c. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by C. N.
Bnrckhalter, Barnwell, and D. K.
Briggs A to, Blackville, Druggists.
PARSNIP COMPLEXION fi
It does not require an expert to de
tect the sufferer from kidiicy. trouble.
The hollow cheek*, thb.i.s.u,! ken eyes,
the dark, puffy circle* under*lha eye*
the sallow parsnip colored complexion
indicates It. :
A physician would a»k if you had
rheumail»m. a dull pain or ache in tlie
hack or over the hips, stomach trouble^
desire to or nate often, or a burning or
scalding in passing it; if after passing
there is an nnsall-tied feeling a- if it
muitthe at once reflated, or .If tho
urine has a biick dust depositot 1 strong
odor. —
Wlien those amvpformr are present,
tin time sliotild be lost in removing the
ClUISer ,L,
Delay may lead to gravel/cafarrh of
Ihd ' bladder,. .Willamihation. cuusijig
stoppage,-ahn sometimes, leqnfrlog the
drawing of the urine with instruments,
or'fnay run into Bright’s Di-ca-c, the
most dangerous stage of kidney trou
ble.
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Foot, the great
discovery of the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist, is a positive reiqfdy
for such diseases. Its reputation l*
world-wide and it is so easy to g< t at
any drug store that noxnie peed sutfei
any lengtli of time for want of it.
However, if you pjiefer to first, test.
its wonderful nter^ta, mention 'Thk
BahswkLL P*of*Lr. and w rite- to Dr
Kilmer A Co., Binghamton. N. Y foi a
sajnpfe bott>r- and book teHing all about
it,'both setit absolutely Ffeelby mail. '
Leok at every nilver dollar you get
and see if it was coined In 1803L If *0,
it will soon be a rare coin as only 11,*
000 of these, were made in tho year
Inentbvmd. Coin/gattierefs are going
over the country picking*them up.
TTcphfitT-Tir’larisrbrby' msiL:—Lafge^
lesson free. Address with four cents
to pay- postage, Hudgins, White 'S
Pagc^ Double Springs, Ala.
TO COBRESPOXI,)EXTS.
The I * koci.k is a.Wiavs glad to receive
your favors, and trie earlier and ofien-
eryou come the better arc wo and our
readers pleased. Commimiciition- -re
ceived by Tuesday night’* mail do-not.
hoAevCr, «!and a* “ghpd-chance of re
e'eiving chol. v *e position^ a- those that
reach us earlier ip the weak.
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A GOLD WATCH GIVEN AWAY.
.C/mimencing on April l*r I will give
to every cu-ton er for each doll at in
ca^h paid ine for merehandDe aMtcket
entitling t^re holder to a chance for
draw ing a splendid I t carat, gohfv, iti h.
Elgin miivenicirE' spot caSdi \alne *+♦).-
A number selected by three reputable
citizens, v. h.o are pledged-to m-i-ii .-v
and who will not he allowed' to. take
t ickets ha - ht-cu -)-»'• .1 up »■ i i :
deposited in mr » tfc.—Tte
Waggle- Yes, sir, a man never know*
whaj lia|)V;ine»s is until he manic*.
Mr*. W. —Urn giud tq hear yo‘u
that • ,, ;
Waggle—And then; it is too late.’
That Thr hliing Ileadnche
Would (fulekly leave yon, if you used
Dr Ivinjj’s New Life I’ilts. *’TUous-
ands' of sufferers have ptro.eU, their
inavlih'-xs, ni.er.k-'-lbit sigk amL-yiervtluS
Headaches. ’They make pure blood
and strong nerves, and buHil up your
health Easy to take;. Try them.
Only 2’*' cent*. Money back ifk not
cured Sold hv Burckhalter,
Barnwell; I). K. Briggs A Co. t Black,
ville, Druggists;
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NO ( l Ri’.-NO PAY. 11
That is the way all druggists sell
Giiiive's Taste!.Bsa Ciiu.i, ’Toxic for
Chilis and Jlalaria. It- is simply iron
aiHl,Quiiifne in a tasteless form. Child
ren io-ve it, Adnlis prefer it to bitter,
nauseaiing Tonics’ Price, 50c. For
.SaTe'bv C N. Burckhalter.
AEE THAT (T'liVE?
1<N’^ IT A
II AVI
BEAUTY?
YOl .SEEN'IT?
The kanhfrml .Patent
IfiiU'.i'i 11 ' H"r*)‘ Colhu-
It".* the most Ip’iaahcCoIC
hirer, the market. Sem 1 *
r.* l)od) eoliar amt pii C
('uKcnnT made of best
i<r < anee army <1 ek,
ler.tfier lieaHngS; stiiffeii
ivifli (Ic.sn cottpn lint
bott) J>cdy and r,m. We
•lave a «i>^<‘i;»l priicr* 1 -'d
i arii. i: ifm lint cotnui 1'y
eteehlt)v^ l y^-w4rMt--fftvrs-
ir da app, arariee of r iv,-
JKttuJ sind previ'bts- co^
ton from j;; klesr in haul, usage. The collar
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Toil; MltTh, wffli fiTT
ing tpe corresponding number w ill w in
ttn- pri^e.
In recftgnltlbh amt appreciation of
ih<' very liberal Vcitronage t^iended inc
I have fallen on ibi* plan of making :.
viiliiable present to some Toi tunaU 1 c >s-
tonser. Every purchaser will, howeV-' \ m,, K
ry »<‘am a d.
■ c. - i raw•
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VUYV.iV/Y. W>
aft Iri'iu formers j
q< hr.I durinr t he
Tule
THE WEST END STORE
offer* to all cadi huvets who know the
value of money RARE BARGAIN’S a
choice, complete anff carefully selected
stock.of General Merchandise., «ouUlnk
ing everything necessary to nuke life
happy aril home keeping an easy ta*k.
Before buying you are cordially, in
vited to call, examine good* ami com
pare prices and you^vill find what is
wanted atid price* will*be a. web-onie
urprlse to the people of both towif ami
surrounding country.
Remember when visiting Barnwell
to call at Thk West End Hiokk.
Mrs. CT. M RMRCER.
— — Proprietress;
. (' !\< ALHOL'N, President.
Bl ’TEEK HAGOOD. VicePrerident,
F. BF TI.EK, < asliier.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
THE BANK OF'BARNWELL.
Barrvwell, So.u.’i.
— At the Cloac’.pf Bus-fncss, 30th —
• March, LSOO.
ASSE T>:
Ranking House and Fixtures If 0,081.12
Other Real Estate IS(),(,0
i.oaiiH ami Discounts . 127,323.Os
(.'ash on hand and in other
Banks 23,458.80
)>r, get full Value tor ev*-ry dollar or
traetlon of a dollar. .'Lv stock of good-
in every lim 1 is tin 1 hirg' -r and eltoierst
I have ever handled a-ml i.o e*tahli-h-
ment in the State, in dry or I’oulitry.
cjuixiUVx , .»ucb a v-i>x vurioivva-< r—wd—4-;
my sljelves. counters ami ware room-
Evrrything up to dete^in mV.le and
quality ami as for /fnievs I simply
Ungii at competiiion, for tny charg
will enable everybody to tbrive and he
happy even if cotton c&iitliiue* i ■ i
below reconl prices
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on lad t- of (AMhir, tha>
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h •.)•■ or’er ;.*),«••)i tV.sp..i’.onl v
iSni- that can,v'to us uVso
i ..-t thn 1 ■ years. e ahs -
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i r .-ah - or -*r«- su'UiVh'r*.
■i.-'on. Iris a vmndtTfnl - ii ■-
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—DEALER IN-
New Home
—AND—
DOMESTIC
Sewing Machines.^
Br J A.OKLVIX J I-sE3, SSf. O
—For Cash or on fnstAUtnenU—O.’ in Exthange for Old Machines.—
In addition I liandJe the New Ideal arid New Climax-Lower Priced Machine*
Neddies, Oil* and Attachments for aqy.and all Sewing Machines. y
First class lie pal ring done at short, notice.
Calls made in Aiken, OrHngehbrga/id.Barnwrell Counties. „
For Prices or Particulars.call on or write to me and promp. replies will be
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POST OFFICE BUILDING, RAILROAD AVENUE, BLACKVILLE, S. C
Sept. 20-lm. * ' ' , ' . : - . • ••
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Fj-o|ri Glepp Spppas Flows
f he Best pi/lipefal Watep
Op the Goptipept - ^
-FOR THE-
Slomach, Lii/er, Kidqeys, RoWels
aqd Riood.
They have stood the test of a Century and are e*t:ihU»hed beyond que*tiQJU
Us* Motlier -N am re’s be-t remedy for the ills that afflict humanity.
' For Water aniilv to *
PAUL SIMPSON,
Glenn Springs, S. C.
srPF.nv-LSf'R^
NOTICE.
In order*to k-cp the M
throughoiit’tln- < )iimy po.if.i
wTiei ealnmt- of tht*( mnu Ch
I W ill hereafter pnbli-h a mdi
week’s is,ue ui t he Couiim p:»;>i'
The Chain G tng wlll^).' on
tween Moore’s Cros, R ad* a
thew’s BliitMn Bull l‘o';d T
tilt the latturjEU’Caif the u>,
they sill HU v ■ ne.,r M r. .1. »'
place on .VuguMa and Savaiui
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—•—ft il. < ■. Ruber
. !'Aliii|J\ 1 HL\I 111
SfivcEfl 1 Knonillf Railroad Co.
n m i :ta nr.T:xo.4.
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5,185.08
B^Tore me perso.nallv- appcarid F. C'
Butler, Casliler. wlio*Tha(M oath that
the foregoing statement is correct and
true to the best of Ii is knowledge and
belief. F. C. BUTLER, \
Cashier. .
- Sworn to and subscribed before me
4jii* 12th dav of Anfil. A. D. JS9U.
r X.G. W.WALKER, (i.. s )
Notary Public, So. Ca.
Attest:
C. IVCALIIOI X, *
Ml TLEK ILVGDOD, --
A. P. MAN VILLE.
Directors.
Major John Gary Evans will he rmn-
tersni oiu of *ervke next Saturday.
A AVORD TO WHALEY.
- AM*. ’ 1
Editor I’Eort.E; *
Seeing an article In yonr la«t issue
signed 'Whaley,” I have long ago
found out that many of our good citi
zens expected the chain gang to work
the roads'leading up to their gates,
mill* and churches. My friend will
please give me credit for four visits in
Blackville Township while in charge
of gang. He must remember at that
time there were 19 townships in the
county and only 12 months in a year,
the poor yard, jail and court house to
furnish in wood and all the causeways
and bridges to keep up w ill) tho gang,
and I would ask my fiietid while hoe
ing over my shoulders to hit Capt.
Batker in tilt goodness to remember tlie
little terse in the good Book, “.He that)
is without sin cast the first stone,” and
brother, if while in office l failed to do
ray duty I regret it very much and ask
forgiveness and hope that the al)wi*e
providence will clear ail my charge*
fur me and as my friend sty* cu; me off
from my enemy and 1 with a most
graceful how wifi submit AVishing
my friend God speed in life and a hap
py entrance to the-New. Jerusalem I am
as ever his, ahVays
Vf. T. Cave,
Olar, S, C,
E. A G E.
$158,143.99
«.T^r-«raTtlio i g -iBerd«m4" Ok w-hi‘4e~M-F-
John Oliver d? l , hilady4|i.hi-», was the
subject, is narrated nv^iim as follow » :
“I was in a most dreadful condhioti.
My skin w a s almo-t r el low, eye- -m; k-
en, tongue coated, pain eoiitinuaHy in
hack and side*, no appetite 1 —gnuiiuilly
growing weaker dav by day. Three
physicians liad given me ifp. Eortu-
nwieh’, a frierdadvised trying ‘Lleetiic
, Bit teas :hiuui ta-rtu^rcat juy aml-sur^
pri*e*tbe. first, bottle made a decided nn-
provement. 1 eonthnied their rise inr
three weeks, ami am now a 'veil mail. I
know they saved my lilftaud robbed
the grave of aiu'llie'r vldtim.” No one
should fail'to try ihein. Only 50 cts.
|K*r bottle atfftN. Bnrckliaifer's, Bam-
well,, and FT, K Briggs A < To’*., Black
ville, Di tig Mbn *.
Statement
a -QFTHE—
WercRants and Planlers^Bank
ftP BLACKVILLE, fi. O.
At the close of business March 30,'1899.
* ASSETS':' " /
I.oans and Discounts .. .$57,081.07
Furniture and Fixtures...... 002.30
Real Estate..,...... 0,974.33
Value of I-ease...... ... 41.71
Cash and due by Banks 8,503.f-j'
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock $25.00<UK>
Deposits ........ 25,533.!>0
Bills Payable . .*. 15,000.00
Surplus and LTuli-
$73,243.54
vldcd Profits;.
709 58
$73,242.54 ft . ’
The State or Sorxn Caroi.ina, ) , '
^ Cm’NTY ur Barnwei-l. . % jr"^■
L J. P. Strohel, Ca«hier of \the above
named Bank, do solemnly' swear that
the above *tkt*>n?nt DArne to the best
of my knowledge and lie!ief.
J. P. Strohel, >
Cashier.
Sworn before me tills 30th
March 1.809.
IL f. Bnist.
Notary Public S. C.
Attest:
Laurie T. Izlar,
J. E. Hair,
* Director*,
(t. 9.)
Do ymt want 'tr> Terrii hvpn .fi-tn. 5 to
cure disease V to inll'ieiie otber- 'r 11
you d 11 , aildre--, with 4 e-'iiis to pay
postage; Hudgins, \Vhie y. Page,
Double Springs, Ala., and yon will re
ceive a large lesson free.
«' ' 0 . ’*
I >ow ut rod ' — Never write letters,
yawhg man,.that you'll regret ir: after
JdeV.'telft—You speak as from expei i-
ence? ••
Dmvntroit:—Ldoizln early corre
spondence w ith her wbo^is. iiovv nn
wife I signed myself "'A'utlt' obedient
servant.”
ft
Robbed The fir.tve.
‘ And when t’m gene” he, trem-
blinglv. cried.
“Will von re mend ter pic?,"/
‘-'I w ill,” tlie weary giiTreplied :
“Just-trv it once and see. k ,
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I. W FOU LER,
Gen. Manager,
” .Notiie is her
deftigneil wfl
)v given that the nn-
tlie his filial account
tt4tU-'«L- r JiL,^ucUin^c... Emj , ' J udge af
i’rohate, on Satpr'lay, ,22i# A pri I,' as
Guardian for (Iat«ey Black, S. E.
Grubbs, IdaTftatpb* and E'la Grubbs.
N. C. Grubbs/
z 'Guardian.
AT
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SUMMONS FOR UEI.IKF.
(Complaint n<R Served.)
THE STATRttFftuirnitLVRUI ,f N-A,
Cm’NTY of IJAlrttWl I I..
In Tiik Corin' of ( omuox I’i.kas.
Albert A. C. Glovet* and Alfred G.ovex,
Plaiutitr i,
against
.itilia Tobin. Defendant.
To the Defendant: /
A'ou are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tint complaint in tlii>
action pf which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy of
your-answer to the said complaint on
the 8ul>«criber at his office, in the Town
of Barnwell, within twend-y davs alter
the service hereof, exclusive pf the, day
of such such sen vice: and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the,.tiu4an
aforesaid, the plaintiff in ;his action
will apply to the Court for tne relief
demanded in the eotanlarnt
- >. JftL BROWN.
m RhynLiffs’Ai'orney.
Dated April Mil). A. D 18.19,-
(SeaR 'AV. GilnK/'e Simms, >->
c. c. V.
To Julia Tobin: - .
x You will t)»ko notice thaPthe. com.
plaint in the above uppod action js
file in the office of tlie < le.k of/the -"g^V aflu . quh-fc. They Will J>ot
f otm of t ommon Plea* in and for the ! J
connty-tff BufowcU, and Male of South * ta - 0,1 ni;s, set long.
Carolina...
Mil ALTMAX.
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Breeder of I’dre Strain of S. C. Brown
• . Leirhor:,.. Non.Sctters .pj—
—BEST LAYERS ON RECORD.—
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Eggs fot sdie ai 75 c"nfs ppr 13.
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J. A. WALKER,
Superlntenden*,
For Letter autl Note Heads, En
velopes and General Job Work
GriA7-e Us a Tz/iaJ.
All work well and promptly done,
Apd Pfices ^11 pight. *
THE PEOPLE PRlNTERY.i_
VC
Whittle’s Stables,
BI. A (i K V I L^E, S. C.
A CAI^LOAP
, / -OF-
We MULes,
icv arc all right nnd^vill be sold at
rh-c* that vytll enable goOi| farmers tq
?lc«r itiorcy/in cotton at even lesj than
j five cent* a pound. . '' ,
/// /
Ry ? pmfcastrmni .smith, who has ftijd-
ied four vear* undei a Veterinary-m»r-
geon, a specialty at
J. L. DIRTS ELKO SHOPS,
where all manner of Wood and Iron
Work is done by tiyt c1h»s workmen
with the very best mflfei ial at prites to
suit the times.
Repair* of Buggies, Wagon*. Guns,
Pistols, &c, Ac, made quickly and In a
strictly workiuifnlilte manner.
Satisfaction (Jtiarant* in (L to all ri'a-
sonabfe iieople Give noi a Ti iat. I w ill
do the Feat. ’ > A
J'L. BIRT, Eiko;«>.C,
r April lllli. 1899
J. J. B
Plaintiffs’
AlU
)WNft
rift v.
J. D. WHITTLE,
Blackville, S- C.
ftl ft
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Life, Accident
LIGHTNING.
■•/ /
AND—
Live Stock
INSURANCE.
* ' ’ * ' N ft . ..
—At Lowest Rates in—
Strongest CoMrtitfiEav
Butler, Calhoun & Co
-OFFICES
THE BANK* OF
FIRE INSURANCE.
Jos. M. Skinner,
Attorhey-at-Law;
b.irmvel^, s. c.,
Will attend faithfully and promptly
to any busing* in toe Courts and pub
lic ottiye* tUrtt may l>e uutnuted tu hisu.
W# <»re abte to giVe people of
.Fa/Awell county reHal)l€ Kire Insti-
Wavnc! [useranee
1 con 1
The Fort
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'S'
riuite.
Co , whlclfftre represent. Wbiirestabllsh-
ed in 18-50 a*)d ik now licensed and do
ing business in sevetHeen Statfes. Con
servative in it# msnageitteiif, we solicit
a share of the risk# of the ednnty. Wff
insure Gin Houses and cbntenta. If
you are in need uf insurance write ur,
J. C, ijmith A COftOetil Ageuts,
B«uwell y . i 'U.'U. l b. 0.