The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 27, 1899, Image 2
The Barnwell PeoDle.
MO. W. HOLIES, Editor 1 Pr:p'r.
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COU ffTT Cl RELATION,
ilstnt him! Vice I’rculdcnt. ilur Soiih-
t<»r* audtlteproa^ntfUlveH in C/’o/urre**
wore chosen as Dcmocraia. That bc-
TIIUKSDAY. APRIL 27, 181)!).
Monioon mii»*!on.nip« arc milking
filch, Headway in Hampton County
that a baokwoodw church U likely to be
built soon. • i
The New York law yer* w ho have in*
rtuceil Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed
to quit politics, by a guarantee of an
annual income of $r>0,fK)t>, deserve the
finoere thanks of the liberty loving
people of the Cnltcd States.
the
Cov
recent
Cun-
lo commenting upon
lynching at New nan, (Ja„
dlef gives this wise a Ivice:
r ‘Thc good and law-abiding negroes
ffiiist separate themselves from^ the
lawless and criminal element. They
must denounce tirime and aid in bring
ing criminals tojifstice, whether‘they
bo white or black Iir thia way tlioy
«an do more to protect themselves than
all the courts and juries in the State
can' do lor them. To secure protection
against lawless whites they must show
a disposition to protect the w hite pco
pie against the lawless blacks.”
Wlicn President McKinley went on
a triuinpliui procession tlirough the
North West last Summer the people
mado such a to do over him that
straightway upon returning to Wash
ington Ids Excellency Committed him-
r.df irrevocably to the policy of expan
sion and imperialism, lie thought the
plaudit* that greeted him were the
voice of the people anil sacrificed
his previous irresolution and bowed
down before the mullltude.
Rut times have changed. The West
ern volunteers are falling before the
bullets ot the I'ihpino* and the hard—
ship* of an unhealthy climate. There
are many vacant- chain*- inoiw4- (lie
lieartlis of tlivir homca in the new
world, and their sorrow stricken kin
dred are demanding that they be mu-
tered out of service and sent back bcinn!^
The war lias come home to them. The
glory added to the old Ilag is poor pay
-to the mother for the death of her first
born, to the wife for the loss of the
husband who w as to her more than all
the world beside. Yet the retribution
is righteous that they who plunged the
country into w ar should not go free ot
punishment and suffering i'u this life.
AN l (Jl.Y OI TLOC K.
The .fight in the East is blood red in
color. 'The rainy season is bogimiifig
in the Philippine Islands and the iti-
surgents are no neajer pacification
tlian at the commenecinent of the cam
paign. 'The American troops w ill have
to go in summer quarters ahd stay A in
doors as much as possible until next
Fall. The Filipinos do not mind the
weather ami w ill light it out guerilla
fashion alt Suinmer.
Gen, Otis in command of the Ameri
can forces lias called for reenforce*
pfents and It,000 additional regulars
will,be sent over as soon as the* belter
skelter improvident administVntipii cun
get transportation. It will be several
months before they can reachlTieTseCiie
of war.
Gen. Lawton, a sensible soldier, in
vliose judgment the army lias'confi
dence says, that it f w iiP- take 100,(100
troops “to pacify”* Luzon. A good
brigade could march from one end of
the island to the other, but the Filipi
nos act on the theory that
“lie that lights and runs aw ay,
May live to fight another day.”
They’ have been carrying on that
style of warfare a couple of hundred
years, and the iinpresshm grows that it
may be necessary to kill, half ot them
before the remainder w ill consent to bo
civilized afTcr tlic Ameiican plan.
'Tluit will be quite a large contract, as
there are said to TOP,0(H) tiglitifig men
on the island of Luzon alone.
Another danger threatens. The bu
bonic plague, which lias killed over a
quarter of a milliob people in India
aince its first outbreak, lias appeared
tng the ca*c all Federal office* in .this
State should be filleif by Hcmocrat*
But its far as Republican administra
tions can go the reVersc is-true. Ky-
ery un I'sshd one of tlnin lias treated
Soiitli Carolina as lf\she were a mere
aafra'rv. In the distribution of otlices
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the Republican Slate chairman, a crea
ture of accident or w ire pulling adroit
ness, has had more influence titan both
her Senators and Representatives. Re
publican administrations have had no
regiml for the will or w ishes of the
more InteHigent and controlling popu
lation, lint have Mihordirutted every
thing to tiie support and uptmildliig of
the Republican party and have paid
political debts by gifts of offices of
profit and honor.
It is to be hoped that Senator TiTK
IN MK MORI AM, J SET II MIX SOX.
On the 2M inst. while aurveylng near
AUi^ndnle S. C.. Mr. J. ft. MTxsan and
man and Rcprcsentatives 'Talbert, Wil-
son and Stokes w ill not Consent to play
second fiddle to the Republican State
chairman, and-tliatthey will Insist on
controlling tliQ.census appointment* in
their scctjoits and districts,. This,is a
capital time W make the light. The
Republican*,up North afe claiming to
be very good just now, atul while our
faith In tlicir professions will not
weigh ns much as a mustard seed we
would like to see their hypocrlcy un
covered and exposed.'
it is, we take it, oohtrary to the.duty
and IxMicath tiie dignfty of a Syuiitor or
Rt preseiitative,to dicker w itlibi Ropuli-
liean State Ghairmati alioiit a division
of sucii appiuiituiciits, tint if Rcpuldi-
cans are to nave any poitioii let thein
get tlicir plums from the on Intrsf* of
the ubsentces from the Columbia meet
ing.
Had the pfeseht ndiitihlsfration nc-
gejitcd tlicjidvjcc offered by this paper,
giving federal ollie.es in .every State to
members of the party securing it* elec-
tora! vote, it could have claimed public
(•(fjtfi^cnce as. fair and just, and no
such tragedies as tiie- Hogansytllc and
l.ake City nlfuiis would have stained
tiie record.* of any Southern Suites.
dimly fell from a stroke of ;Apoplexy
and died immediately. < * ’ ~~i
lie w a» apparently in good health.
The anhotiiirfment was so startling
that at first th mam it appeared utter
ly inctediblu. In iilo \yo arol* verita
bly in death.
“Come to the bridal chamber. Death ;
Come to t-li(\ inotlier, wlien sIk> feejib*-*
For the first time, her first born’s
breath;
Comc.-w hoi i, the hi esscdjiea I a
.v Which close Hie pestHence are broke,
TTtd crowded cities wall it* stroke;
( ome, in consnmption’s gliH*tly"form,
The earthquake’s slHick, the . ocean |
storm;
Conic, when iho lieart beats high and-
warm,
Willi baii(|ue[ song, and dance, and
wine.
And^Jbim art terrible; the tear, „
Th^groan, tiie knell, the pall, tiie bier,
And all we know, or dream or fear *
Of agony, are thine.”
He was born.near Smyrna ‘ Church,
Barnwell District. He would have
been (Ti years Of age on tiie 2‘Jih iiist.
He is tiie eighth child in a family of
nineteen..
He entered the S C. Military'Acade
my quite young, graduating in hi* Ifttti
year with honor. IIU graduating class
includes the names of Gci^Mieah .Icn-
kiris, ex Cov.. rrugh S 'Thompson, Cot.
A(Aftirr C.iw ai'il, Col, R. M. Sims, (icn.
K. M. l/iw, Dr. F. L Darker.
lie entered ihe .Confederate“ service
July l!<til, enlisf liig in Co. 1. 1st. S.C” 1
VqlnIitcers 1 as 1st Lieutenant. At re
organization lie entered tiie .'frd S. C.
Cavalry commanded iiy Col. Colcdek.
lic’lield the rank of (Juarter Ma-fer
'l H-E-DI ”vF H X SA R Y.
The dispensary legislative commitlre
aubmilt d la»t week a report of Ihe op
erations of ihe iii>.iTTu!i m fui flic lii>t
three"urontlis of Ihe preMUif yeac. , Ti e'
tnrrt~TBTOtmr anr iffyctof ti^ 7 -f 'i:t.«V7.
and cypeniUtpit** ait >117 u:; ji. Durr
ing Hie tjjunrtrf Yhecidfstafnifarj ci «i
f f jand tlic mmriiti.vr.it tigntii'
captured is valued at fI.fiul.iT. Kiich
dollar’s worth of fliiuor cost the State
fui.iWl. There wefc. orUl const!,ITc«
at an avqrygc tiionilily cxpensc'iil .ffn.
Their seizure* -averaged fshi each per
liiOtilil. That menu* thai either the
constables wive wiutlilc-s or lie' |,iu
was so well enforc d that titer.* was
.nothing for the-const abb
LIIcrtie seemed to take, the
as he ordered lour dismissals, find tie
statement was mndy tiiat the lone will
be reduced froiiMiionth to'UUmth. ■ -
■ latti r viev. ir,,,.,,
For the .quarter the sum of s.!2, LT*
was credited to the H-hiad fund.
)1
Till: LAKE CT’l Y LYNCH ING.
■ . . ,• .c* } __
in thb I'nited
on tiie China coast, just in tin* track
♦if travel, and fears 'ire felt that it will
jtnnp to Manilla and attack the Ameri
can army. It may be there already as
quitca number of our troop* have died
In hospital of some ‘•loathsome dis
ease,” not fully described. The Filipi
nos are certainly desperate enough to
give it to the Americans.
THE DROl’ER I’OLjc.Y
A partial meeting of the Senators
and Representative* in Congress from
this State was held in Columbia last
week “to discuss the taking of the cen-,
mis.” Senator Tillman and Congress
men W. J. Talbert, .1. Wm. Stokes and
Xianyatne Wilson tveie present. 'SIc-
Laurin and Latimer were not heard
from, Elliott “had to go to Washington
on important business,” Finley wits too
Busy practlclngJiiw to cotnc and James
Norton wass attending a- protracted
meeting. It is unfortunate that a ma-
prity of the delegation preferred either
enjoyments of their own or the pursuit
of their personal affairs to the dis
charge of their dirties to'themselves and
to their coustiaueties. he people may
remember this against them next year,
jmuI the contrast should be helpful to
the minority that, attended- the meet-
ing.
Now, as a matter
rot make mnch difference whether the
next cenau* ahall be taken by Demo-
strata or*by Republicans, but as a mat-
ttor of principle amFparty policy It docs
amount to a great deal as far as South
Carolina U concerned. Thia la a Dem-
ocratic Sute Uer eloctoraF vote goes
of moncr, it docs
’Tiie two week* trial
States District,Cdurt, Cliai lestnn, of
right e-itizens ol M iiliMusbiirg county
on the i ii-irge of eunspiraey t<n;til ”u>t
Master Baker ;it l.a're City iu l'ehi*uai \
l!*!iH ended on Saturday in failure of
the jury t<\ agree upon n verdh t, and a
misttial was entered !»y order of Judge
Brawley. 'Tiie. speeelunaking hi 'the
ease continued Li liours. 'J'ho follow
ing l.s said to have been the standing of
the juryxafter remaining out nearly 21
hoursf I
i’or eimviction, f>; Fo r emaln J. W.
McCuliougli and Jurors Mcl.ebd Hut
son, C. II. Carlisle, C. A. Bowman and
If. IS. Murpliy.T r,
For acquittal. 7 : Jurors l .(\. Cal
houn, Samuel 'T. Craig, Arthur I..
Keane, W. A. llili. W. H. 'i uten, W7It.
ITiee and H. IS. I taxis.
The jury was an exceptionally intel
ligent one and there has been no un-
kindlv crilici-m of Hie failure of its
Inembers pi agree up<**t- a r finding by
either the previdiiig Judg.!’or the at
tonievs engaged in tiie ease. ’The. de
fendants will tie trieil a second time in
Columbia next F.il, 1 ._ i ntil tiiat time
they were ordered, pleased by Judge,
Brawley upon .giving bond in the sum-t
of $2,L< n eaeli. -
In delivering Id* charge and in di
recting tliC-dlseharge of the jury Judge
Braw ley w hs so overeome by liis" feel
ings as to weep freely.
Sergeant and served creditably thi'bugh
out the .war.
, He wa» married Dec. 22, TH.7.I, to Mi*s
Carolitie SI, Braliliam iy dnugliter of W.
Hamptoti fSrabhiiiu. Site with 7 sous
and 'it daughters survive 'him-. -His
great-grand-liiiher, Niithan Jolinstnn,
on his. mot her’* side, was a < '.apTStn in
the American Aony in jhe ReVoJ .tion-
arv war. ' 7 ,
He made school teaching ills profes
sion until he enlisted in I(agood’s Keg-
iment. • After thtvwar he entered upon
farming aud surveying. He was some
years Justice of (lie IVaee at Alleiidnlts.
His TuidiiYgs bore the merit of'justice'
teHi|Hsred with me;try.-He-was regard
ed hv all w iro knew him as one- of re
markably Hear judgmei t,
II ivirg united with the eriift al .an
eiiHy age, lie was a lilt* lotfg ;tndh1''Vo-
I d Royal Arch Mason, One of Hie
hi Iglitesl jn N. C. By spceHF -fttspcir-
satioll Of the (,i rand I.edge of F. A. M.
of S.'C. he was permilted to retain it
tif*nn (ii)»ei!>ilii|Vi(*-tw«> Ma-onic L* dges
- Unit at Barn well-and that :it Ailen-
'tall-. As lar as we know, a like i niii.
pliment is enjoyed by no other in the
Mate
Tli-- Krgt; audience assemhied .auhe
Mcthodw rhii;vh ini the 2t,Liu>! at the
funeral, and at tlir grave at Swaliow
Sivannah Cemetery attest the high're
gard in whieli he w:is held by tlse peo-
ple v vspeeiiiliy lii^ neighbors who knew
him best
a good ex.a.iPJrte
W kit ever
worth tloing well.”
blot to spoil ih ■ Lair rsi«uel
good name, 'i’llat pricek"
He illu-Uated the
■ wurfk doing, I*
He li lives in dark
ton -of a
legacy is
mti-e to he priz thlhait great riche-.
Mis 7 »oiis ar.e ptmnii-in r young gen-
tlcnienof steady'iiiiliits, all ih useful
avocations. Tno gentle daugiiters ten
fieri>' nurlun the di-tressifi
her
mot her,
tloliblul
lavi-hi iig their love upon
hea rt.
'I he sympatliy of IheenMroeommttn-
ity goe. out to them in this tludi hour
of sou* bereavement. May He that
teinperetli the w ind to-the shvrn lamli,
comfort theifS in tliis tlarit iionr. Mav
lie heal their wounds and draw tin*
A FIERY Y ENl.LANCE/
'Two weelf^ ago Alfred Cranf* rd; a
wliite tanner living mar I’alimuto,
lia.. was -ilting v. i!li his Wile and tdiil
dren When Sam Huso, a nipper voloied
negro, slipped into the room and bur
ied an axe up to tin* helve in Mr. ('ran
ford’s head. To tluit brutal crime
Hose added the more llemllsli offetlCe
of assault on Mr*. < ranfiml. Hclied,
hut was caught on Sunday on the plan
tation of Jones Bros., where Id* mot her
lived Ho-o had hiaeked liis face and
sej-ure of that disguise talked with one
of the Jones boy.-, who ^oticed the tell
tale copper color bclmv the'skirl collar.
Hose was arrested aud Ids captor
-KtaaauL toa^u^
lama At Nev.nati* a great crowd
canltjibft tin* train and I lose was deliv
ered to Sheriff Brown of 'CamphHI
county and lodged In jail Latei I lose
w a* surrendered by the Sluvrljl to a void
an as-auH, unon the jail and po-.ildu
hloodsheJ. He.Was ide.i.tilU*,| by Mi-
Cranfunl’s motiier, carried a mile and
a half into the country and chained by
tiie neck to a pine tree. He admitted
bis identity, confessed Hut lie had
murdered Mr. Cranford, claiming ibat
Lige Su icijland,, :i colored prcaHieV,
liad paid him *12 to do the deed, hut de
nied having as-Hukcd .Mi:s,4’raiifonL
The erowd hertpt*fi brush wood, pirc,>
of rail an i other firewood around his
feCt and emptied a large can of kero
sine oil on hi* head. Men, frenzied
to realize tJn* certainty of Death ami
the uncertain tenure of ljfe. r May they
emulate Ids bright example left -the
young!,
His place Will be missed at heme and
amongst uj as a citizen, and in the
Lodge.
He died in harness - at. id* life-long
profession, on the I i«i day of-tio* week.
i he tender hands of Allendale's love
ly daugiiters placed pretty uieaths.
liouquH.- and garlands upon Iho new
made grave, bedewed-" ith tears!-
In the bcatitilul rrual of the Masonic
rraternity, tiiat he loved so well, wo his
lirelhren, have lain him in Ids last rest-
ing place. Over Ids bow we drop., tiie
tear of aIVeetiohntc remembrance. '
He haHi fought tin* gia il tiglit S lie
hAs been called lioniTabor to- iefresh-
m.ent
So mote it bg! Amen atul,amen!
n. a. r.
. . HO W TO FINlX OUT.
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Fill a bottle nr common glass
your w-Ater and let
hours: a sediment or settling indicates
nn unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
If It stains your linen U Is- evidence of
kjdnejr trouble; too frequent desire to
pass it or pain in Hie hack is also con
vincing proof that tiie kidnoys and
bladder are out Of order.
What To Do.
There is comfort In, the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp Root, tiie great kidney remedy,
fulfills eveiy wish in curing rheuma
tism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passages. It corrects Inability to hold,
water and scalding pain in passing it,
or hud yffecta-f^Bowing use of liquor,
w ine or beer, and overcomes that nn
pleasant necessity ot being compelled
logo often during the day, and to get
up many times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of
Swamp Root is soon realized. It
stands tiie highest for Us wonderful
cures of the most .distressing oase)>. If
you rued a medicine yon should have
tiie host. At druggists fifty~centa or
one dollar.
You may have a sample hotlle and a
book tiiat tells more about it, both sent
(nisoiurely free by biail, •|l yb(i send
your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
IHpghampton, N. Y. When-writing
be sure mid mention that you read tills
generous oiler in Tuk Baunwkll 1*ko-
I’LK.
t
-rTrocn.orvrFT
of the Union meetings of the Barnwell
ilaptist Association:
The unions will hold their meetings
on Saturday and Sunday, April 2!)th
and 8'ith, 18!)!). ,
1. Tiie ist Division will meet with
the Chtirch at Fftirmount; Revs tVil^
liam Haynsworth and G. N. Askew will
In* present. . * ,
2. Thb 2nd Division will meet wir/i
tiie Churcli at Rosemary-', Revs. W D
Rice and \V. D. McMillan \yill be pres
ent ,•
J The Jr.] Division w,ill meet with
Hie Clmicb at Springtown; Revs \V.
E. Johnsop and Artliur Buitit w ill be
present. ’ . .
4. 'The ith Division wUl.Tnect w ith
the Church at (tcthel; Rev*. W. G
Britton, H. T. Golpliin and '1'. 1’. Lide
will he present
5. '1 lie 5tli Di vision will‘ meet w kii
Hie Cinircli at Iienmark: Revs. A. I*.
Turner and Joseph Bostick" wTH be
prc-eitf!
The Topics for discussion are as fol
low's :
1. The Orphanage, and-Why Wc
Should Support if. ;
2. Our State M is*ion Woik.
J. Our Foreign ?,|is'iioii Work.
4. ■ E')ii!‘.‘!!|.m—Furman—Unlrcrsin 1 .
'The churches with whom tiie Union*
line! art* requested to have dinner on
the ground*. ;
'J'lic clerks of tiie Unions are rrq'icst-
ed'to nolify this c<imi|ii.ttee as soon a*
possible'of tin* place of tire liext meet
ing, and the persons to open the dis
cussions.
T. 1* Lide.
Vim Haynsworth,
Committee.
Volcanic Eruption*
Arc grand,’ but Skin Eruptions rob
life of -joy. Buekleii'g Ariii*-a Salve
cures tliem. also DSit, R'l.nnin{ and Fe
ver Sore-, UJcer*, Boils, Felons, < nn*,
Waits, j uts, Bruises, Bums, Si aids,
Chappra Hands,Chilblains. Best IMe
cure on earth Drives out Fains and
Aches. Onl v 2.'»cts. a box. Cure guar-
iiiitiel. Sold by C. N. Burckhalter,
Banneell. SC. and I). K. Briggs <Si Co.,
Blackyille,S. Druggisis.
Si FEUVISOR'S NOTICE.
Bisinark's Iron Nerve
Was tin* result of lii- splendid
I nlontit ili'e w fil and I rt llu■ud<•rl'
g v are not found wlie'reStoiqach,
Kidney*.ami Bowels iiie out of
I f \ on wan11liese q'laini<>
cess they bring, u-e I>r.
Life Fills. 'I hey (fevelop
of In.-tin and truly. Only •_»
BunkliaIter’s. Burnwell.
tea’ll.*.
enJ-r-
Li ver,
order.
and t be siic-
King's New
even 1 pojyer
■ • at ( N.
< ’ . rind I >
K. Briggs A Co., Blankviilc, s. t
Drui
* t s.
BE N K VO I. ENT ASS 1M I L A T ION.”
A Missouri volunteer writing of the
w ar in the Philippines gives a Hoar
idea of the wav in which the Ameri
can* are civilizing the benighted reb-
trisr^ He says:
“ The next day after the battle wo
wcnti ver tiie battlefield in squads
burying tlic dead niggers. I saw 7i
‘mritui Jitiiue—imle—W-o—w-ofrkT--ntkr
In order to kogp the Magi-triites
throughout tiie C-muty posted as to the
wluwyaboUts of theC*)iint> Citain Gang,
i w ill hereafter publish a notice in each
week’s issue of tiie County-papers. .
Chain Gaijg will he near Old Allen
dale until Saturday, when they will
move to some point on the Charlestot
and Aiign-t i Road, between AvpTetyfi
and Buldock.
O. W. Bamer,
Cuunty Smpv’sr.
R. L : Robins, Jr„
Clerk.
■A. -
The IVest End Store
s . i* selling out'
. *
Great - Bargains
rt'
in every Line of
Genera! Merchandise
All The Time.
Call and choose. Better values for
Cash than ever before offered in Barn
well county. '
Now the time, the West End Store
tiie place, .... —,
Mrs. C. A. MRNBERGER.
, Proprietress.
Notice oi Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the un
signed will file her final account with
J? K Siieiling, Esq , JudgeAf Probate,
on Monday, 2itLh of Mhv.-/1X!i1I- hs Ads,
miiiistratrix ot the estate of J. J. An
derson. .
Mrs. Maggie .’VwViiderson.
Adininistiatrix.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint not Served.)
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County or Barnw ki.l.
In Thk Court ok Common Pleas.
Albert A. C. Glover and Alfred G.over,
Plaintiff*,
against ,
Julja Tobid, Defendant.
To the Defendant:
Yon are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action which is tiled in the office of the
Clerk of Hie Court of Conunon Pleas,
for said-county,’ and to serve a copy of
your answer to. the said •complaint on
the subscriber at ids office, iu’rtu* town
of Barnwell, within twenty dayg altei
tire service hereof, exclusive of the day
of sucii such scrvici*: and if you fail ly
an-wer tlic efhuplaiut withTn the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to tiie Court f<>r tl.e relitf
demamied in tluj conirilHinr.
' J.J. BRO’.VN,
Plaintiffs’Attorney.
Dated April llth, A. D I'l 1 .).
Seal;. *,V.Gilmore Simms,
( . C. P
To Julia 'Tobin ;
You '\ill take notice t)iif life com
plaint in tliy above sta'ed action :- on
tile in Hie office of the Clerk of tin-
Court of Common I’lca* in and tor tic
county of Baruwe'l, and State of South
Carolina
J. J. BROWN,
Plat nulls A Homey.
-nftprimtK; 18C9. — — -
SEE THAT CURVE?
, ISN’T FT A BEAUTY?
HAVE YOF SEEN IT?
Since January 21JJ/00 Spaniards liavn
iclt ( uha and./returned to Spain
through apprehension of had treatment
from the Cubans w hen they get free
swing / .
Seveyrfl tliousand well off Indians
have.-^ecured large land grant* in Mex-
icpditiJ w ill move avyav froin their pale
lace iieigirboTs tti the United States.
Hypnotism taught by mail:—Large
lesson free. Address with four cents
to pay postage, Hudgins, While A
Page Double Springs, Ala.
This would lie a pleasant world in
some respects if women had as much
confidence in Hie .Words of their hus-
bands-as they do in HiosHof xjedule:a:
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NO CL’RE-NO PA7XA —-
Tiiat is the wav all druggist* sel!
—DEALER IN-
New Home
—AND-
DOMESTIC
Sewing Macliines.Q
—For Cash or on Installments—Or in Exchange for Old Machines.—
A
In addition l handle the New Idea! and New Climax—Lower Priced Machines
Nendles, Oil* and Attachments for anv and all Sevving MavAines.-
First cfass Repairing clone at. short, notice,- ”
Calls made in Aiken, Orangeburg and Barnwell CoiinJ
For Prices or Particulars call on or write tojjifi-a«rtrproqipt replies will be
»|ade .
POST OFFICE BUIUOKO, RAILROAD AVENUE, BLACKVILLE. R. C
Sept. 20-4in. ., > ' , * . , • . ‘
The Best jViiperal Watef
Op the Goptipept -
-FOR THE-
Sloinacli r Lii/er ? J^idiieiJSj pou/e)„s
az>d plood*
Tfiey have stood tNe t<-*t of a Century and are estab’ished beyond question
as Motlier Nature’s be»l icmeily for Hie ills Uiat afiiict huaianitKC
For 'N liter a;rply to
PAUL SIMPSON,
Glenn Springs, S. C.
itifetfl
ixvilii' Railroad Co.
i ri’ A IJUi iTxO. L
GroVK’s TasTKI.K88 Chill Td.vic tor
( lillis and Malaria. It is simply Iron
aAd Quinine in a tasteless form. Child
ren love it, Adults prefer it to bitter,
nauseating Tomes Price, 50c. For
Sale by C N. Burckhalter.
ROAD NOTICE.
All Road Overseers will please send
to Hii* olliiy lists of the tcucI haada-atid
lhem up in
of tire County road tools in their charge
a Pile dig a hole, and dump j * fid p r oceed a t once to w o r k h 11 road*
them ill. Hi row a lijtle mrt. ov.-r them ' t
^ > not already put in good order.
- ,T"; 1 ‘ <>• W. Barker, Supervisor.
th. 'Mb ,V biU 2^ of IL C- Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
1110 **1X111 ainllcry 1 there re ],(Mis . . ..
an'l n^^^drc'nt '
and go ahead.
\V ashirigrtfTT n
•li
with passipV by hi* unpardouahie sin,
tBUtilateiUhim by cutting off Ids ears
and lingers, a match was applied to the
oil saturated pile of wood ami Ho*
Wretch was burned to death in the
presence of a crowd of nearly 1..vm)
persons,
Do you want tp learn hypnotism .Mo
cure dDease'? to inrtuern*e ottiersy If
you do, address, with -t cents to pay
postage, Hudgins, 'lYhite A Page,
Double Springs, Altu, and you will re- 1 *ickl y
ad nigger-, an j ti , great many
w ounde.d. A’i cAiuxm-d.a11 their houses.
1 don’t know how many men, women
and children the Tennesson hoys did
kill. Th-y wouId no| take any pi i-soii-
ei-. One c<>ni[..nny of Ihe 'Tenne—ec
hoys wars sent Into headqliJirJers with
‘O prisoners. n»d gut ther# w ith about
a hundred chicken- amnio prisoner-.’
S«ory of a Slave.
To he lion ml hand and foot for year*
by Hie Hialns of disease is the worst
forHVofshivery., llptrge 1). Williams,
0,1 M.IJU In -Il l. Mii-h.. tells now sucii a
slave was made |n***. He -avs; •-.My
w ife bus been so h'*lpl(*ss for tive-yrar*-
Hiut she could iihI film over Hj bed n-
lone. After using tiis-o bottle* of Hleci
trie Bitters', she i- wonderfully im
ed anil able to do lier own woikjn
suprtme remedy for female d>*t*!ises
quickly cures, nerVousneak, sleepier*~
ticss.Tiielanciml.v, iieadache, leiekaebs
fainting and dizzy spejls. This mirncio
working mediclm* Is n god send to weak
5(1,01)0 'Si*. PICE05S
1899. State
1 M
Wanted November 1st,
number and price.
BOX 135,
Aiken, S. C.
Notice..
nrrov-
Thl*
celve » large lesson fiee.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE BAA'
Take Laxative Bronno Quinine Tablet*
Alt driijfgists refund money if ft fafi* to
cure. 2.»c. The genuine ha* Ih.B. Q. oi
Ike iKinoerat'c candidate* for Preai-1 anvil Uvbkt.
.rimjlow n jicopie. Everv~biittle
i« guaranteed. Only docent*, S«dd hy
C. N. Burckhalter. Barnwell, S. C.,' and
U.'K. Briggs ,4 Co , Biuckvilie, S. C.,
Dniggist*.
Tilt* Arkansn* Legislature ha* pa**ed
a law fining women-who wear stuffed
bird* on tlicir Rat*.
Having been informed hv my friend*
and the t»nblic that M r. W' II Still i*
eir.-ulating it amunil over the c .untry
tU.it ntfn no longer in ;ho Sewing Ma
chine hnslness, I take tliis method of
contradicting .any such report, I " am
still in the Sewing Machine, business
and can he found next door to the
Merchants and Planters Bunk; with a
larger assortment of machines than 1
have been handling heretofore:. I have
just addeihthe Famous White Sewing
Machine to my already large stock
with N’edUles and Shuttles and .Sup
plies a specialty for any and.all sewing
li !iD«. Mull «•* 111 2m 1 4*T! .S't..
machines. Mail order* will in' flieTu-
ture as in the P*'t receive prompt n( ^
Thanking'mv frienu, and ttref—BEST LAYERS ON RECORD,
,V»
temlnn
public for tiieir past yatronage and to
remind them I am still in the ring and
your> to ple.uc.
1 ~— D. B. Williams,
J. - - « -Z- s
The Lankford
1 I\iman- ttor-e t
Its tl.i- :n'ist4i!’m;c
tar on tin* mark,
ns boih.e<illac/!iTi<t
Covcrimf ik'iiiI- of I , >t
10 ounye iirniy <1 -k,
’Ciirimrs. stuff. T:
wiyr el'an cotton lint
h'liedy andrim. Wi'
:ive a speHaJ process of
iir’i- e sin? fifitVotioii r,y
machinery,wlpeh gives
it the aj*iH*araiie< of r w
wc*ol ami pTev-nts cot
ton trorfi packloff in haul usage. Tie collar
is open at bottom. —
Ev- ry scam a double look stiteii, with all
scams and raw edges on in-id- of (.’oilar, thus
preventing ravels or.x'ps. IT TLEASES F.Y-
FRYBOUY. We have or. r 75,000 - te-limoni
aid from farmer* a’o-ie fl-.at curin' to e - unso
licited during tin- past thre - Veiifs. M e al.sb
luteiy .ahd fmhesitstingiy-guarantee tti s ('.1-
far to cure or prevent gall* or Sore shouMers.
80,000 sold last season. It i* a wonderfulsue-
ee«s and a marvel of cheapness. Will lu-t
two to five season,*. It is sold to every State
in the Union. We have furnished. the U. S.
War department with scvual lafgc order*, if
it wasn't a good thing they wouldn't have'
bought them. . No stopping your plow* for
sore shoulders where y< n use Lankford Cifl
lane The’horsecan put ids ( ShbuMt-r tf> Hie
U heel’’ with a vim if weaving this collar.
Faiswi rs, if your merchant don’t liandla j' 1 *-
Collar write us for special price fli-UBwud in
dozi-n lot*. If year merchants will order them
in lots we can secure a special rate of freight
for lifm and thus ehrble him to sell them to
you a fraction cheaper than we could when*
we only shin sn ail quantities, as freight , on
one dozen Coll irs cost us ju-t hsrouchkwil
would your merclmnt on two dozen.
A’e wid deliver a sample cbilar to any
press office in U. S. for .*1.00, casli with order.
Some merchants not handling our Coilars’will
try to sell ipii otlicr collars, claiming tiiat it
fii just ns good, but don't acoei>t it. In.-lst
on getting Hie Lankford Collar for there is no
substitute for it. Circulars and prices made-
known for the asking. ' ~ —
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Gen. Manager.
J. A. WALKER,
Superintendent.
For Letter and Note ifeads, En-
velopes and (general Job Work
G-ixr© "CTs a, T2?ial.
All work well and promptly done,
/\pd Prices /Ml pight.
THE PEOPLE PRINTERY.
le 7
Accident
Iiy ly profes-ional smitli. who Ini* -tml
led four vear-itirtler a Veteriiiuty !>WT-
geotij (i specialty at
J
J. L BIRT’S ELK!) .SHOPS,
LIGHTNING.
aND— ‘ *
Live Stock •
INSURANCE.
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where all manner of Wood and I rn,, .
Work is done hy lir*t c!a*s w orlOuen
with the very best in ate rial at 'price- to j
suit, the tjme*. I
{ Repajps of Buggies,‘ Wiigv,n*. nuns, 1 ]-
PisUdff' lie, Ac. made quiekly and in a
strii-tly'woikmanliKo maiincr.
Satiifaclion Guaranteed to all rea-
I. AqilHtilo people 7 Give Ine a Trial, l wjH
do the rest.
W. M. ALTMAN,
Breeder of Pure Strain of 8. C. Brown
f.eghoj-n*. Noh-Setters.
Egg* for sale^t 75 cent* per lift
__htock for sale after July 1st.
BLACKVILLE, 8. c.
J. L. BIJjt 1', Elko, m. C.
Jos. M. Skiver;
* %
. Attorn ey-at-Law,
—At Lowest Rates in—
Strongest Companies;
Butler, Co/houn & Co.
—OFFICES at-
THE BANK OF BARNWELL.
FIRE INSURANCE.
AVo are fthle to give tha people of
'Barnwell county reliaiTle Fire Insu
rance. The Fort Wayne Insurance
Jo . which We represent, w’n* eftablisn-
ed in IS-X) and- is now llcgnsril and do-
ing l^iisiue** in sexenteeti Goi»»
iMi’xiririv « r* serv.Aive'to it« iirvihgemeiit. we solid I
i».\itXW r.l.L, rt. i., a shage of the ri*l:s of tin* cooirtv. We
^ insure Gin ifunaj-a and conient*. If
WJ1J attend faith folly and prompfiy von are In oeud of io«nram*e write ua,
to any business in the Court* aud pub- ' J. C.SttiUhvt Co .Gen. Agcnu, ,
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