The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 27, 1899, Image 3
• The Barnwell People
COAST LINE STATIONS.
1JI.ACKVII.LK NJvWS
ATES Or SUBSCBIPTIOJI.
AdvHnce, per Annum
On Time <...... $2.0<l
The. station betwt'cn Dennufk and
: Wirnwen PAI tiwn iwitcOi Mr.- O;
tllURSUAY. APRIL 27. 1800.
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res.
The next regular communication ot
Harmony Lodge No. 17A.\ F.\ M.\
will be held at the new MasonlcTetn
\ pie In Barnwell upon Kit tv day ol
May 1899 (ho same being the and Sat
urday la sald nscruth, beginning at “High
II. llartzoic^ terW. -*No iiutto H/ih yet
been gieew^itj Thh C. I. makes if a
rule to have wtwtttvn!. and post odices
bear the same name.
Ihinjbirton Station has been located
oh Vfr'M. D. Anderson’s place. Flag
stations w ill be established later-,— i ■ -
The Abdication of the Sacred- Heart
Church on Snndav U(t was ono of ihe
twelve.
By '»rder of W.-. M.*. '
II. P Andkuson. Secretary Pro Tcth. -
Strlirige weather. - '
John R. Bellinger Esq, .was In town
on Monday. ^ >
1 • /
, C. G. Dantzler Esq.', of Orangeburg.
was in town last week.
I. L. Tobin Esq. came up from Allen
dale Monday morning.
Jam»s B. Goodson has been appoint
ed Post Master at Batdock.
• Twenty days mwf^for the sale of the
stock of P. W. FarroM & Co.
Mr. Miller E. Edenfleld went
Columbia last week on business.
up to
Miss Blanche Sally', of Sally, was the
fairest visitor to Barnwell on Saturday.
Box 135, Aiken Post Otllce, adver
tises for a large number of grown pig-,
eons.
Mr. W. II. -Easterling left on' Prlday
for a recuperative stay at Glenn
Springs. ’ •
Miss Clara McLemore is vi«lring the
Misses Annie and Mae Eden tie Id at
Conyers. J
Don’t fall to attend (he sale of the
st.'vck of P. >V. Farrell & Co. at Black-
ville, S. C.
Privilege tax receipts show-hut little
falling falling off in this year’s use of
commercial fertilizers.
Agfcnt Johnston is Innd*omelv at
home in the nice new depot of the Car
olina Midland at Barnwell.
Married si Dunbarton. S. April
.1, 189!), by Rerr A. lluist, E. V. Sui-
an and MrS. Daisy Rountree*,
Counts Dowiing came home last
week, none the w orse for campaigning
in Cuba with the Second Regiment.
Col. Creech has a card in’ this Issue ol
Interest to Confederate Veterans who
intend to attend the Charleston Reun
ion. ~
V
Several farmer friends have fold ns
that their seedling pe*< Ij tree- have
some fruit, while grafted trees have
none at all
Sergeant Johnnie Moseley, of the
Second Regiment, mastered nut, came
over from Orangebtr^g Monday on a
visit to his-brotlier.. Mr. S. B Moseley.
The Winthrop girls are good judges
of looks and learning. Their selection
of Ho D S Henderson of Aiken, as
commencement orstor. i* proof conclu
sive thereof.
Tne selling out sale of the stoek of P
W. Farrell & Co. at Blackvilie was at.
tended by many buyers last week and
purchasers were well pleased w.ilf
their bargains. ' '* • —• - *
A number of Barnw ell people attend ■
ed tlic memorial exercises at Rivers'
Bridges yesterday, while many more
w hose hearts were there found it out ol
th< ir power to attend.
Mr. W. I, Califf and family returned
to Norway on Monday mm mug al ter a
visit to Capt. C C. Califf IhafTfas not
a third as long as their Barnwell
friends would have liked it.to he.-
Dr. C. W. Erwin always thorightfii!-
ly remembers t<> send us a Spring Lonit;.
the good effects of Miieh last a foil
round year. It came last week jii*t in
time to Wttrd off an attack of the bines.
Camp \V. B. Peeples, of AMlieton,
Sonsofl’nited Confederate Veterans,
lias elected Miss Estelle Flo ers .'spon
sor and Messrs J. B. Armstrong, J. S.
Jtiee ami tfarold Boyd delegates to thi-
Charleston reunion.
The Coasi Lino.road bed from Den
mark to llartzog’s pond is ready for
equipment. Track laying o the coun
ty line will be com pie tarl-in a coil le «)f
vyeeks TUer*. Is vet a lot of grading to
be done East of BaruwA.ll.
For twenty days more the stock of P.
W. Farrell & Co. will he sold at and
below cost. Wonderful bargains are
being offered and parties wishing to
purchase should not lose thi* oppor
tunity,of securing cheap good-.
Mr. F i>. Rowell called on us pleas
antly on Saturday lie was a* clieei ful
as a good farmer ought to be in having
’.'tlVsbuiidancd of home supplies and in
being sqmiVe with the printer. And he
left ns feeling decidely the better off
for his coming.
Pilvate R. II. Walker, of Appleton,
fhi-taiued a loss of about a thousanff
dollars by the burning of a barn and
stables at 4 o’clock on the morning of
the IbtJi Inst. Three tine horVes per-
islied in the ll lines and a mule was bad
ly burned. Origin uf the lire un
known.
M
About 7.1 Barnwell people attended
Hie dedication of the Sacred Heart,
Catholic. Church in Blackvilie on Sun
day. All speak euth.U4hW.trally of the
heautr of the bTitiding^ tfip‘ 'artisttc ex-
celtcuee Of the musical sjervices, the
earnest eloquence of the sermon and
Thc^pctt-Neaftcd htrspRalRy that tlvey
enjoyed.
Two of three years ago John Bonner,
6f Ellenton, dug a lot of huff and slate
colored ochre from bite Hog Head plate
On the 1,’pper Runs, mixed w ith water
and painted his buildings. They, have
held their colors well. ,
There Is ST plenty of such paint un
derlying all' this section of the State,
dtuT in time enterprising people w ill
make big money mining and selling it.
Cafds have been issued announcing
the marriage in the Method 1st Church,’
Bamberg, on the 9i.h pfox., of Miss
M*y. daughter of Gen. and Mrs. P. M.
Bamberg, and Mr. Jonesi Angus Wil
liams.
May the future he for them a long,
xweet Spring time, w+tlKmt^eloud to
di*1? a shadow over^thetF (lathway
thfoiiglrthe coming years, and rich in
every happiness and all prosperity that
life can giv? to hearts so well worthy
of its best benefactiuns*.
666.
Ticket M*G was the lucky number
winning tfpyg'dd witch offered to my
custon^ers 'i'he holder will please
come forward, present his ticket and
receive his prize
J^B^Another flue gold wat'eh ts'“row
offered in the same mammri, a ticket for
every dollar’s cash purchase.
Leroy Mol air.
A TT E XT ION, V E 1' K R-\'N B.
'J'he^nemhers of Camp Ed win W.
Bellinger No. 8:!4 U C. Vi are request
ed to meet at the Court House on Sat
urdajviext at 3 o'clock p. jii., to elect
delegates and a Sponsor and Maid of
Honor to represent the camp at the
national retiuiomat Charleston on the
10th of May next.
Ky order
J. W. I,anenst n r,
J. Staff Halford, Commander.
. Secretary.
AfVeR MANY DA VS.
Dr. W. S. Cannon of Ellenton didTx-
dellent service In L-Kjl in stamping mtt
small pox, wlrtch had -taken foot hold
on the I pper Three Runs. He vacid
listed the greater put of the white
population and large numbers of color
ed people. To tiiat vaccination fee aj,-
trih .te* the mildness the present di*-
ease, vvhicti has 6 •cu confine 1 almost
entirely "to the . colored peojih* \ 'i'h>'
white folks vaccinated lit year* ag<\nre
immune, and so are their childn n and
grand children.
NOTICE.
The undersigned B«ard of Corpora
tor* ot “ i'hc Soutii duolitnt < y'limbi
cal • ('qtton and Manufaetiiring Co,”
will open Books of Subscr4iti<ui toatfc
c.apit il styck ol the -aid corpoiatioi, on
Monday” the first day of May, 1 >•»•),• ’at
the olftee of s. J|. Brown, in the tow n
of ,Barnwell„ s. c. Capital 'to.ek Pen
Thmisand -Dollars, in one hundred
share- of one hundred 'dollar* each and
-halj remain open from day to day un
til required amount of capital stock i*
siih scribed.
Mike Brown,
S . C. W. Walker,
S II. Brown.
Board of Corporator's.
BTrrnweli,
MONEY 1'URTHE SOLDIERS.
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I
Barnw < iT,?js. C . A t.ii) T-HTt
Attention Mtniher* ol >bt late (
l-t. S. r. V. I.
'I ho State will p. y eaeli vohintenr.
s'ihlier a-well a-e ichHiatt wtrd went
to Columbia and was examined and re
j-eted $ I 10 per day'for the thne he w as
there niilil tiie mu-.ter in’ of tlic c uu-
panics In the ca-c of llic '<ddi.*r thi-
jrards ff G)-|ier daVdc-s ttiir kiready
paid by the gdyeTnim'itf, Htat w.-t-
about fcd cents. s«i each mOther will i
tv. yjyo about 41 (s'). Wiitc P> t'.audc
K Sawyer at Aiken, S. C , aiithori/.ing
I.Tiit fd tTMW thi* money, t-ttclvsing
*tamp for a replv. He will get the
money and *■ ud it to each uiau>
V.'ilii• .f. Iiimcin,
Late Lieut. Co. L , 1st S. t . \'. t".
happte t events in the history of Black-
viUe. Onl v those who wore present," to
sr** and hear for ttiemselres, c Uhl fully
appreciate the complete content thar
rested in the hearts of iheThuholic* of
the comtntiolty Tb them it was a day
of hotne coming, a ripening of Hie *ac-
rifices anil lahors of weary years into
reality,-tJgutherlng again of a faithful,
ll nek ,ln a beautiful.fold.
The cliurch is perhaps without equal
,tn the State in tasteful architectural
tGsfgn and excellence of construction.
ft is perfect in every pritttorpqnjtipl
strong built to resist for Tf(inv and
long years to come the cons'ant as-
sttults of ei vitttis unto. The interior is
in perfect keeping with the outward
appearance. The aconstto ’ properties'
are ail that epuld he wi lied and fault
less taste is manl'ested in every detail
of c ins'nictlon and arrangement. The
stained glA*s'W'lndo\vs, eohunomorative
of well beloved, faithful meinbets of
the congregation, are as beautiful ns
touching and ’appropriate. A« the
mellow light sir aih* through fhem the
sacred memotie* of tlic saintly liV***
tiiat they recall are revived and cast
the nUHxpoe springing fron. precept
and example along* 'Hie narrow path
leading from the church below to that
triumphant above.
From city and town and country, far
and near, the eoiigreg.ufon came. Ev
ery seat, in body and gallery was titled,
chairs were placed in the aisle ami
many stood without apparent wgari-
ness. At least fq.ur hundred soti^were
there. . '
Tl^e services of (lie day were most
impre-sive ami interesting The mij-
sie as rendered by the Catliedral choir,
of Cliarleston, under diI'cvtion ol Mad
ame jlarboi waa’of the l.fglie.*t. jirtt*ii-
ca 1 ex eel I-nee, a treat -iml. a r*’Vjc!J r i"ii
to all listening ears eharnteq w ith the
perf *ct rendering.
I lie 'discourse of Bishop 'Northrop
wa* forceful, elotjuent, in -tltorough
harmony with tlti* occasion, evidencing
the co uplet***! consecration of the chief
shepherd of the eh it roll in Sntitlt ( it-o-
litia, in heart amt .intellect, in the cate
of sold-eutt-n»tcil to his keeping. Tito
Bishop’s tribute to Fatlnw (Jaytip, the
pastor of tin* cliun-it. lorlti* untiring
zeal ami single hearted.devoticn inJlii*
labor ol love, itnd ihe admirable good
taste with which' he devised ami the.
con-tant self sacritice with Which lie
assisted to-coihpietiou the building ol
the beautiful temple found approving
answer in the hearts oi id* congrega
! fodi. _ . -
Gtacpful nnd g-atofol neknow ledge-
mctit wa* also ntu-le by tine Bi»hop a»l
Un* tjnjtrecia ion fe’t by- the Catholit *
of Blackvilie li* r ‘the liberal and kindly
assistance rendered by tllcfr fi n*tAl* tu
J nnd aurund
liver. 1
Misses \ellie Brenner and. Mena
.M udMM iu of Augusta Are guests of Mis*
Ida Greres.
■ 4kt the meeting of the Grand-Lodge
Knight* ofJfrthor In Colomhia last
week Rev. ArUdir Buist was reelected
Grand Chaplain.
Jit this vicinity 125 acres In rnnte-
loup^t have y been p.anted for market.
—, A. B • Yo
RI.KONEWS. -
Farmer* are about through planting
cotton, and soon rtie dots staple will tye-
gin to nourish again. Corn will re
ceive its first ploughing in a few iTayl*.
Mr. D. M Johnston paid a vlsit^to
relatives in Edgefield last week.
Mrs J L. Cave, of BarnwelL ppent
several days last week with her father,
Mr. B. F Drummond.
Rev. G. N Askew preached a fine
Se/mon here on Sunday.
Ke.v. A F/Tiirner preached to a
large congregation at Rosemary on
Nttiulay. ^
Mrs. M E, Litnbriek left for Lake
CUt’. Fla., Wednesday.
, Malty of Our young folk* were pres
ent at the dedication of Lite BJackviilc
( sttiolie t huivh.
The small pox scare i* about over,
but wo hope that all will continue tube
very cautious. L.
avail theinseivea of the above price* j phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and
write me on or before May 2'1.‘ AH'old
veterans that are nuabtwto p«gy lor
lodging ami meal* will take their blan-
SOUTH GKORGI A NKWS.
Rain is again needed Crops are
planted but can't come up. it is sodryt
I'he general cry is plant corn and grain
more and leave off so much cotton.
Some good farmer* are not planting
any cntioti aipl.thev arc getiing along
all t ight, w hile the cotton growers are
getjing in debt. The cold snap came
near killing the m'elous that were up.
Cane is planted nle.ntifully. Syrup
bring* only. 10 lo I,s cent*-per gallon,
-ami there ik enough on haod for anoth
er season. Hog raising is increasing
hint they need more improved stoek.
Nearly every one ha* some hog*. We
expect to have a new school house and
church at our little station; Prime**,
three, thiles above Baxley, which will
add much to tlic place.
Mr. Allred Dunbar wa* over last
week <in luisim*** from our Imuie St;rCc;
Come again, tor plea*ure: Someone is
glad to see you in the female ring.
South Georgia Boy.
CARD FROM COL. CREECH.
. • - - s J
To the Veterahlt tiiat expect to visit
CharlestotYon May llttli, 1899fc,/ I
As yotrr Comuiitteemaii fbr Barn
well, I visited Charleston on the 17th. [
and aUendcd tire meeting ofilu*Exrtt- . . , . *
utjve committee, i. oider that I might weight and plumpness of grain,
be of some service In securing a place
OLOR and flavor of fruits,
size, quality and ap
pearance of vegetables,
for you. I succeeded in securing in
advance homes for about twenty gen
t-emcn and twehre ladies from Barn
well, in quiet h ntt s. at prices ranging
from one dollar to one twenty-five per
day. I also arranged for room with
niueyots, with necessary covering for
nine men, at 50 cents per uiglit^upQii
arc all produced by Potash.-
Potash,
the condition that tl e^artrtaken by me propedy combined wijlll'PhoS-
by the !M of Mav, Persons wDIting to j r , t
kets with them, and report to R. H.
Motrls, Commercial Wharf. Charles
ton, S. C, 'J’liere seems to he a lixed
rate of lodging at 50 cents p *r night,
and the veterans that are not a-hle to
pay that amotirt can seeure lodglbgat
25 cents per night, cot* and covering
furnished at the Reunion Hotel at 21
cents per ntglit try repotting to ,1. M
ConnellY, Adger’s and Boyce's Wharf,
at tlic foot of Tradd .Street. Charleston.
S C. lean assure the old veterans of
Barnwell county tlvat the veterans of
Charleston are fully alive to the great
work of caring for rin se w in* wore the
gra\;; nnd their ctinttuillieea-arc work
ing night and dry. I can assure you
ttiat I wa* much gratified ami received
new Inspiration for the work, and only
w ish tiiat every camp nnd committee-
mnn could have been w ith me. I am
quite certain tiiat you could not have
failed to enter into tin* spirit.of the
work with renewed energy. Now
tl>en, let mo l eseecit you to«h) all you
can from now, until the liistof May,
and report t.» me promptly tit rough
your chaitman on tiiat day. the amintiit
of vottr collection that wo mav have
liberally applied, will improve
every soil and increase yield
and quality of any crop.
Write and get Free our pamphlets, which
tell jrow to buy and Use fertilizers with
greatest economy and profit. 1 -. *
jERflAN KALI WORKS,
93 Nassau St., Ntw York.
T. H.’ OWEhlS,
w a Till M A KER am) JEWElER.
Wkst Enu M ain Sr., BaiinvykVi.,
Ten years experence hoa qnaHHcrl tSi to.rirt
the l>esl work and to gyturunie*; eomjtl<-te .*at
isfaetion.'
I-*f"I>epairs eXeeut* *! with, pronq.tnes- nnil
disuateh. Jewelry ordered by >atnpji*. th-i'-i
as low ns Hie lowest
Crystals in Oj>i :i Wr.t'-li •-.’>< t*.
‘‘ Houtite Cese, 10 ets. »
; r* ' T\\o doors We.-t of Priei-'s IVnair St,.]).
DR. J\0. P. m JR*.
WILMS TON NEW5.
Tlnj Progressive Crokinrtle Party
given on la»t T'uc«5ay evening, at the
home ' of Dr. J. M. Smith, by Mrs.
Gardner, of T.owell, Ma*s., was the
j opening event <>f ttie siason. U was
indeed ati nu*piviou* opening to tin*
Spring gavetie*. .The dancing room
; ' , .,. «,*•»! . » ii i i > a: i h-ii i i»u«i iumi;i»pr>. V/'
ttlaHcvrl'ic-and n'bmadTwttd — was lii t itatitlf UlttauuAt-ed and IihikI- ^,. r , who Gave mu nlre*tiv-«»**frt r in- a
in all tiiat w i* »>ti l ami done, rtie Bi*h
op -ItoAAtMl tiini*elf |tu*.e-scd ol the
Same *plcndi'l sniril 'th.-it lias made thr
-.ini i*Ty decor a tret witit fetus andTrrse*;
Mtt*ic reftdcred liy Dr. and Mrs. E c.
smith and others, was very much en*
pantes-oT*-hes- grent -pren]<-*‘e-sors : —Ett- | l‘).Vi‘aL. J. > cJiVL ( *l'^7_L ( lf re
■gl.-uid and „ l.t tn'li. lionnrcd hv :ind sc''v ,,, i a.in.ut 12 o dock.
among all Chri-linirdeiinininntions. Ajuong J It * guesi>
i'he Vcs-per,service* cotnlucU’d hv i recne, Ihitikmsou. Hair,
timents were
WHALEY'S s-Ki (>NI> SHOT
We are sot t v i! Mr. ( ave !ia* lieeoiiie
offended at u*. \Y - It .ve rc**d ihe verse
in tint Bible referred to and some
oth<*rs attd thought ex Supervisor
CaVc a good man, trrrt diiin.'t know til!
now that lie wa* a preadier Wc have
heard licforc tiii* that i here were. 12
moirths in a year—in fact onr t.lii*
year’s almanac say-so, ( apt (,ave and
his eliain gang mav have resided in
BlackviU • tow i sliip foraugtit wc know,
bpt we do t ot live nil over the town
sliip.
Hi* reply remiurl*yts of a man in ao-
ttl e'luni davs who w nrte a letter tigliis
overseer, who had a*kctl. his advice*
concerning some v unritl" stock on the
plauiation and at tlie same time wrote
to the* church, and reversed the a-i
dresses, th** letter to tilt* ehnrcii read—
Turn out the Blaek Bull and put up
the fence W'hen tiff* overseer ii. gan
to read l.e remarked Htat in place of
teeing w hat t-> do It -re he is preaching
to tne Doth letters had a better effect.
Whaley. •
Rev. Dr. Furman^ il ( jiieago. were
ve*rv largdy att odt*d a11d furin.*<1 a litrj.-
lin^ co idu-iun to til** exerd-c* of a
day so tuli of accompr-!i*'d hajipitH-**
uini- fre-h-risen hupe to the ( .ilholic* oi
HU*. e —: :
And- perltajts fire It tppie-t among all
gain red there wa* tin* beloved pi»t r.
Fatlo*r Gw \ tin. to wfront tit-fy tiii*
dfurdt'it tnain a-Ja*tiTg metuotial long
shall lla v«* ti ui-lied
alter
In in on ( a n it
the l.y
and entered itiTo itr- rt
*d
kejit for hi:u nvthc para
X VTTir^TlC L1.L11 ER.. ■' '
Dear Mr Editor:
Thinking you would lie interested in
Fitting
a few tines front the t arlisle
Scltool, I send you thj* follow in^
The. School it having a successful
vea'r T’lie conduct ol the j npil* thi*
year lias liecn highly satisfactory to
Xlte teachers of the school and li is ro-
Cetv-cd nothing inttamnnHendation from
iheni. 11 i* a pleasure*-to be a*soeiated
in one's scltool life with'such tn.hic-
hcarted fellow students. The expe
t iencA of tlie year vyall form a pleasant
chapter in J'tfe of every pupil.
The Girls* Hall is llITid wilii bright
and hca'itifu! young ladies. The. 11 ill
is growing in favor with parents w ho
have daughters to educate Rev. R
ami .leward
ui*c fthm-e.
■ And on tlij- icca*ioit as on all other-
tile good people ot IHackviih* practised
a nosjiitaiity a* grac»4ul a> it w as gt n-
• rott*. The I'e.trts an I h one* o| Pro
test ant * and * atlidic* were elike open,'
and every visitor.Cierried away delight
ful recollection- ofthc d iy and it* liuil-
tit>li<-.d etijoynte.-it-. _
On the ev etwitg of April 19th, MO,!
the cimreli of “ I lie ^■•iicred Heart' w a» I
opened lor the liist tilin', that ll’iendsi.
might vv itic.-s a m .rriagt* of unusual I
interest... The cumtaeting ii irtie* he-
iftg “to the manlier born,” known md
loveif by so tnan v, put onr Lrvvu qul
vive for tin* voinitig event. Long l.e-
•iore the hour i.tiiueil Itti* itivited guests
gatliered and employed tlie wait in no
ting tlu* hciiutlesatf .rite House of God,
ronree! foru* through tlie'zeS of its
I’a-tor,-Rev M A. K.G .vynu. £
.Soon, tjovv ever the* strains of Mendel
sohn's Wedding ’larch, ini press! vely
rendered l>y .'tr*. Byron 11 ait, drew ail
eyes to I he vestibule, where the bridal
partv slovv'ly entered in the older pic
arranged.
'J’he usher*, Mr. Vincent F irrell of
N ?w Y*u k and Mr. Ilernmn Brown, in
fuH evening dress, didyheir duties vviili
ca^y grace.
'ITic hfulcsinaid' in pink organdie
Misses
Harley,
Alims, liouutieo, Wealhershee, VN'iliis
ind Prof. auV| Mrs.-('oglMit n ; Messrs
(j recti, "N evvsoint*. Harley, Hair. Ken-
tu-dy, Willi*, Owens and Milith.
• Mrs Gird tier leaves for her hotne to
-lav. uvitch to tin* rcgrct.of lier mauv
friends, .'*!n‘, bowevef; lia* pfoliitaAd
t > sp(-ijd next ’AVInter in the sunny
■Sonth.
' Mi** Mustard retnr-ned toiler home
in i liailestoit on la-t Monday, altera
*lioit vi»it to relatives here.
Your corres|n-uricnt had the jilcasitre
of - atJUiul'jig' the elo-ing exercises of
tin* New Forest school. The exercises
consi-tcd of speecito*, dialog) es ettd
Titusjc. ' T . , '
N'is- Daisy Rountree went up to Au
gusta on la*t Monday to visit her st-3-
tpr. 'I rs Ifiibiusi.n. •
Wittistun wa* represented at the 'Lee*
Itie t'.ie* Those vv ho attended were de
lighted hv ilie charming hospitality
shown them. <
Mi*- Icita liamilpm'i* visiting rela
tives in Orangeburg.
Elvira Dunbar, colored, wax carried
from hetv *,*•> 'Golumiiia last week to be
. plao d in the asylum for the insane.
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Y'
MOURN!NG AT MARTIN.
‘‘Tiuiu-hiist :ill season* for thine own,
ob i.) atn!’ And thus wa-it with onr
vofung pt'etor John II. Thomson. I.n
the very springtime of life,In the midst
of his vlaily.drrrtnr, he was-taken from
the Invent his widowed mother.
It was a short hut useful life; the
clear, active brain, full of keen analysis,
iiad studied the problems, of life. A
student,"of the Gliarleston Medical Col
lege, liis class mate* recall with pride
the high stand lie took In his studies.
He had, for one so young, a high sense
. , , of moral tltoughu'ulncaa; he lived
wrrtit lvr-FTtrm->-R^es were very. Uively-j-^-pnvp the-**rtna4F-ta4k' ! of tilts narrow
enuaiieeil.hy the name e*.* chaPm youtli W ort 1—to put it into strong, terse irutli,
••ver give*.. • I lie groomsmen, in Janlt-, ), ri up-to liis ow n coi.sciynce, an<l
ic-- a tire, wen* their titling escorts. ; nnd self-contained Its was Isis
A\ they li.cd witlijn the s.-tnctuary inils character,, he has U*!l liis impress on
the c utplos separated, going to ei.licr Neighborhood. Citarles Ueadc has
of the grand A.ltar. | , it id that “tbe-Nvotch :trc ice on top but
•xtcanie’the youthful niece ol Hu* ; y re n)1 dernMuii.” Reach. Dr. Thom-
soti'.s. Ik .-irt and you saw with' uiuntai
visiou great depths of .feeling. To a
concert of action in shipping articles
contributed by the 1th of, May. 1 will DKVJ'IS S’. Office, Willi«tnjt,
tie in Charleston on the morning of the ( • i*qidpj»ed for tea vel-
!>th to make mv final report of miHi ! u ~vjrYT7|ing. Wiuk ilone at your
contributions of money and provisions I Itonve anywhere iff Raruvvell l ,'nutitv;
a« have tieeii paid to^ me or re-|w*rtcd I WUI be at ofilc-e in \V,il]islon every fsat-
*hip|icd by the various committees and
to receive such instructions a* the
chairman may impart, nnd any assist
ance I can render’you I w ill be g ad to
do so. Yours ft at *t nail v,
* * Frank 11. Croeeli,
Commit.teem:ln fer Bartiwell Co.
urdav and Motidav,
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Notice
To Township- Board* of Commissioners.
THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL ROT RE- 1
Li EVE.
LOOK OUT TOR IMITATION*!) AND $ue-
SflTUTE'S. TME7GENUINE COTTLE
DEAH3 THE NAME, f .
PERRY DAVIS & SON.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
m
Special attention givwito the eomptm
•tatioii of watcT-povvers_, levc-iing >i;u 1
drainage. , # '
A postal ( ard aildressed to me at Mar
tin, S. C., will reccite- jiroh(pto,’!'.ttt u-
llott. , - oct 1-80, ly
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GIVEN AWAY I
A
VALUABLE BOOK
Ft.)it tobacco planters.
Minagfi-
- A G-unplete Rook on the.
motu nf the Toliaeco Crop, b,y lYactlcnl
P ilifel;. xtld I!XJie11*.
iven jo*, ay absoluteiv Free to every
<:
Yeat ly ^*ub*.ei'J'ier t>» The Week j V Newa
and C.mirlci*. (piiuted twice a week.)
Itwinxm'hcr it timrryuu-nuthlng! V •
AH you have tndn i* to send u»*i foy
one year's siibsip iptioti to The l' eekly
New-and < oui'lcr, -tpituti-d • twice »’
week), Ihe Book will b<rsent to yotC“
AhsuIutSdy Free. *
W c Imye only a limited nitmlver of
l|ie*(' Rook'*, yon mu r a-t quickly If
you wish to avail vouEstJCof this fiber*
al offer. Yddress
THL WEEKLY N EWS A COCRIER,
• Cltarlc-t/n, rt. < ..
\\ 11.LISTON, S. C.
Am prepared tn do Dental Work at
vofir hoim s anyw liere .in B.-triuvail
i-ountv. In tny-liome tdlied Fridiv aiol
TIk*. Chairniatr—ol—c-a-dt Township | tiatiirday <>f- <';t«itt w,
Board of Commis»iiin«rs will p'eaxe J WeatlK-ishce'a Stt-re,—
forward to this (ifilee at once a complete ,
li*t of Road Overseers for their respect- !
ive Town-hip* and request alko.Ov'er-
CRarlcston & VvisUrn Caro lira R'v. Co
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AtignxLi and Astoiii^ Whorl l.iuo.
Ht' ItfSP.
AshviHe *
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Db.J.H.E,MILHOU
A i p. t
l!*t of their toad hands and tool* to dr>
*<> at once. A prompt'eyiiiplianee with
this request w ill insure tin eatlv-appor- | Bl. ACIv \ i LL E,
tiuuiucbt of the tools now on baud for j
road work.
The Township Commissioners mu*r
also see that the practice of plow ing in
to public roads i* discontinued,
O. w. BARKER,
K. C. ROBERTS, Jr., Supervisor.
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Deafness Cauuot Be Cured
by local anplfeatlotm as they cannot
reayh the, diseased portion of tin* car.
The e i* only o te way to cure deafnest,
and that i* by constitutional remedies.
Deafii.*** is caused l»y an inti tmed «fon-
dition of the mitgoiis lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. Wlieivnlii* tutte i*.In-
Ranted you have .-i rumbling sound or
imperfect lieai 'mg, and w.lion it is en
tircly closed, Dealness is tlt«* result,
unless the infiammation can be
taken (Hit and-thi* tuh** restored to its !
nortnal condition, bewring vv ill be do* !
troyed forever: nine cases ant of tenj
are caused by Catarrh,, w hich is noth- 1
iug but a*t infiamed condition of tbei
mucous Mirfil tes.*.
We will give Ane Hundred 'Dollars
for any ease of Deafness (caused by ca-
tart It) that cannot tie cured by IIhIFa j
Ca'anh ('uta. Send for circulais;|
free.
F. J. Chf.nky 4 Co., Toi.kpo, O
Solu by Druogj.t*,'7.V.
Hall's Family I’UU afe the best.
WtTTNr at his offli e fn Tft ftiWTIT vNcrv -Ruliir
(lay and Ttasdav utid Wedtu-sdav telliiaitn
Wilt Ik- Htt.tsitomc nflk o III hi ll kv die
cTV Friday ail'd htltmsHi.u .utd vvilt msk. a|s
IKiiiUincnts to uu-ct putients at any id out
ortmty town* nr i all at nutf nrldV nets.
1 tun a full ireaditatc of I'liiiad. Iplua Denta
Colk-yc; hare had scvcJiteett years ai*ttve j>r6<
ti -al experience, ntid can plra.-eyou in qnalit*
of work ntid firti-ce. .—-
Vi-iiv
tin cttville
1 tvurerr* .
'Anderson .
(itrenw m d
Awvwra.--r
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YOU can find at all times (luring the
season the
U i ncs'r \\:ac,< )\-s
1 AND THE MOST COM I’O KTA BLE AND
DURABLE DUGGIES .MADE l.Vi
THE UNITED MAT IS
and the
Safest and Soundest
Horses Mares and Mules at the new
Hill Top Stables,
REUN ION Co M MI TT EES.
*r
side
N-
bride, Mi*s Leonard Kelly; heY dres* of
u bite ot g-itidie atid vvliite -atilt . I'ibbotl
fittingly ado; tied ilu* lair debutant.' — I pa-tioot wim.xuu.auffcriii^..greatly, he
Now t-untes Mary Rcbec.ci Kdlv
stately and veiy.fair in* her robe - ol
shining vv Into silk’ the bridal yftprVvrpt
to her leet C(it angc tiki-som* Ipnt to her
adornment and bride’* roses rested in
her hands. *
Dr. John Mntbhev looked as if he
tlyongtit the vvorid might envy him the
prize he had won, and vve thought in
such gentle-
.diQ.sgjj.mtc.
the
lL'J , arram-.4tas-ohaygwmf-U»o-Tj^}.i..4MK?-i.fn-I-t-l‘^TJlt!.lg..Ul.e.s:.
since Ik* has assumed control it has rested ondtis arm. that he tucked
1 made an upward nu>ye in j'optilarily'j tru<*"Ainl noble mafi h<: surely is.
and psefiilness. Ttiy* friends of the 1 Father G wynn in surplice and stole
school cxrecrirtfXt year tu Ato the jlaii metine bride tit t li e A11 a r ft it (T it Tfer 1 ~a
aid in his quiet way, in
nes*, ‘•do not suffer so again—l am
near, and will conYe to see you any
time.” And hi* fine open face showed
the real sympathy he. felt. A little
girl, whom ho find tut rued through a
long illness, asked-her. mammi “who
would take care of the Doctor now?”
MaVtln feels lonely today, no kind
duetor now-he<saM» pain or'locatc >dt*
(asv*—the -killed hand, the true, kind
heart lies cold- in the grave, hut "in a
moment we shall be chaggeTl.” . What
filled to its utmost.
The Southern Railroad is .making
the first trial survey for the proposed
extcn.spui to connect Columbia and Sa
Vanihur. It rugs West of the Florida
Central and Peninsular Hailrosd, cro*
sing the Carolina Mitfland at Perry and
passing through or near Barnwell.
A second mal survey will he made
£ast ot the Florida ('nHral and Fenin-
iltilsr. road' passing rerY* near or
Clirotigh Bamberg and probtbly A) •>
Angeburg. The* route that wiil.eost
Fifty dollar* worth of new hooks and
tnrniture have heett added t i the glow
ing library of the sch ml.
now has about eleven hundred
worth of book*; it ha.* made a great
factor both in the classVoj-k and in the
nphutlding of the lives of the sttHenta.
The teacher* are try'iig^to cultivate a
taste for good reading in every student,
and to send them out with a love for
ihat. which is best in Titeraturo
-- Wt have recently had the very great
pleasure of hearing the eloquent Dr.
John C. Ivilgo, I’rcsident of Tii'iity
Crrllege, N. C. t€ i* very si bhutt a
young person has the opportunity of
hearing such a masterly speaker; He
moves with great 'foree every Impulse
for good In the Ihutpai*. heart, lie stirs
a man’s life a* only he can. Dr Nil go
lectured on the 20th Century Movw-
meot, in the Methodist Church, this
great movement has a great exfjoQent
mi Dr Kilgo.
Both societies of the arhn >!. tlu* .SJjere.
idau and the Kiigo-, arc in goodcondi*
lion atid are doing good Works''^
Tim young meo of the acRool are
praciIcing to jilay the pehmaj k Gradcu
School in a match game of baseball
W. L K.
Carlisle Fitting School, Bamberg, S. C.
we call death is life to him; life in its
highest. fullest decelopement,—he
: sought the tfnth on earth, and we love
to think lie ha* found it indleaven.
“In my' Father's house there are
j many tnfpsfons.”
For iho’ from out our bourne of Time
I Place,
“ V» I T. tvr tl|T'»t.. -kllll^llrlll
m,rvi,o,.rn, r ;
1 hope t«> see my Pilot face to face,
A look ioTqpdtc stor&-of I*”AV-. Farrell
& Co. at Blafsvtlh* during the picyt
weekTeiiundcd r.,s of the good old limes
least anti promise moat business will f»e ! t,f long ago. The store- has ttcen crowd-
built It will l»e fit) days before froth od with eustom-r* wh ereeuicd p>a»ej
Rarvoya ar* cutupleted. The road can and hjippy w i'.b. the great bat g iltti they j
V; built iw 31* Uioau#. , •.Wt'ie p i.*!* *
few earnest words, listened to with the
beautiful sileneu that oyer greets his
word* in Bhickv illc, ht* with tin* sfBeimi
Abe IHri'arYs T -r rvi ''** "f tb'* church bound the sacred
red dollars tie that.dcath.jtfone'can sevtr. Pray
were hre.tHied that happiness .would
conic In full mcRfcure lo tlie-e Christian
souhrahat liad *(*
tiff* great saernmertt of mtwrtage
1 rom the cnurch many guests ■ .... , , .v, ..
entc-rtaiucil at tlie liome of tljegtcrom in 1 C11 u ' ■'
real Soyituerjf style. j irH I A.r'iioth ~ '’ V''it
Tim attendants were:.// /’ -Mart.n. Apt.l 19th. E. II. II.
NJi's E lua stroi'cl with Mr. Wiffle ; ^
Moloiuv, • SPD IAL NOTICE.
'“ nk ' <VXfel ' lr - : ir«i.l.,.WTOr. Morrall Camp S».SSC V.
l ' :! -‘ r »'"• s Ct, ATTrir,-.. 18W.
O MKs Ida Grpres with.Mr. John Far- Memhefs,of.Camp Morrall, No. 89(1.
rell /. <, | are earnestly requested to tr.ee; at Ben-
Miss lyaiUe Farrell, wilii Mr. CiiaVle* fSpring* Club Houko near J. A.
Molopi^v. ./ Meyei'.* Mill. ot> the last Friday in this
^The gifts were valuable/and vat i^d^ ' r *' ,nrt '* 2^^ inst„ at 10 o'clock a. m . to
Mr. J . L McClendon, a thoreughlv i Oeleghtes to the ChaYleston Re
good citlzeM, died on s»atfrd*y after a unbrn aiui'to attend to gttcli other busi-
hritf illness, aged 70 year* / uies^ a* mav come before th£ meeting.
Arthur.sanofMr.andMrs.A. Ki^-h, 1 > ’ 1 " n v|. WiU ^ pr0viJtrtf 011 lhe
died on Thursday last alter a few day* j 8 TomHK
illnc**. Me was a bright, manly lad of 1
twelve .Summers, a favoritrof hi* class \ f
and playmate*. To tlie bereaved par, i '
cuts \ve‘ .extend our sincerest Mytu-
pa'I-ie*.
•Hiss Kola Lee War T* visiting friend*
in Spat tairburg
— M sses Lilian and Migprrn Brown of
A vet ill are sidtitig,Mr. P. \V. Farrell’*
I'amDy. t*-- -—————*' s '
.Mr* J. IU. Leyy aatd dauljtlter* of
The following committees have Fern
Appointed to solicit contribiftiona for
the A'eterans’ Fund:
Bull Pond township—B. F. Killing*-
vvortli, David Oesterreicher, John P.
Gray.
Baldock -R. II. AVaikcr, Thomas
Ashe, J. S. Calhoun.
(•feat < vpress—J. C. McMillan. J. \V. |
Thpma*. Ed Grayson,. I. A. Jenkins. ,
Red Oak—K. P. Gantt, Jeff Ready,
Jer© Shelling.
Georges f'reFk—J. T.-. ’BtrxlTy,. lim-iy-
Hutto, Jiidson Still.
WilllsTort—Cajt IV. H. Kennedy,
II. Jeff Harvey, J. \V. Creech.
Rose tr. ary—Ard is Woodward, Pat
Hair.
Four Mile—Lucius Bush, William
Killings worth.
Allendale. Sycamore, Bennett
Spring*, Rich Land. , Barnwell and
Blackvilie committees have b^rtrrermfr-
ted, fronnthe fact that the camps of U.
C. V/s will work that territory. The
first named of «ach,commit tee will act
as chsi-man atid report to me on Sales-
dary in May, the amount of contribu
tion* or at an earlier day If necessary.
Each committeeman appointed is ex
it A R\ WELL. S. ( .
Due Ea«t of Tur. Pkoci.k ortlce/. They
a te.t he’ll nest ii.at. good tnouey/can luiy
tn Jhe best Western fnarkets7and are*
v arraffted a* retn'esen.ted or/.No Sale.
They are a* good ns they artypietty and
prices on the bast* of lovv dow n cotton.
Before 1.njMng give me a caH. I’ll
please yoit it pos» ! :>le.
( 1IARLIE BROWN,
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\V. J. ( ItAIti, (ii'it. Pa s. Agent,
E. M. NORTH, 8ol. Ar.fnt.
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renwisal for alt
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CLEMSON
AjAlClLTERAl
lND
MECHMAL COLLECL-
SUX* DEI*TtcrsiENTS
A grictittural
Mechatiical . .
I.ilerarjS;*r»r.*:
Chemical,
...." .Textile.
Military.
Best equipped College in tbe South.
150 students. Send for Illustrated cat
alogue.
- - HENRY S. 11A RTZOG.
(/Unison College, S. C.
Just peceived
AT
peeled to make a personal canvass of >
the community In whlcB' they reside
kindj^uch a* the people are willing to
give. f-.
! Whittles Suibles*
FRANK H. CKFEClj,
m o r» Tr»r rn I r’iNimUir
Committeeman for Barnwell County.
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Retnarkahle Rct?Be.
Mr«. Michael Curtain, Plainfield. Ill .
makes the' .statement that site caught
cold, which settled on her lung-: she
Waa treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
Iter she was a hopele*.* victim of con
“THE CIIARLEST05 LINE*”
SOUTH CAROLINA &
GEORGIA R. R. CO
The Shortest Route Between Charlea*
ton and Atlanta and Asheville, N.C.
” PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECTJAN'l’ARY
• 1st, lst)9.
Patty
I,v < hlrleston.,.
Summer) tile.
DregttaHs.Y..
Braitchville..
RowcsvlHe...
... 7 CO am
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OraPgcbuag... a 4 s -j | pm
rsf. Matthews.. .«.L\ 9 t5a^n , 8 JS pm
Foi-;"Motte t'in am htiipm
5 TO pm
0 09 pBl
*5 45 pm
7 oo pm
7 50 pm
8 t?7 pa
Klngville.
Ar'columhia.
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St Matthews .
Orangeburg...
Ro\ve*\ tile,...
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ArCharleston ..It to«m
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BrHiichvine.
Bamberg
A CAiJ LOAp
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fIMe MuIles,
Tliev are all right attd wTH be solil at
prices that will enable good farmers to
than
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sumption ai.d that no medicine could clear money on cotton at even le#
cure her. Iter druggist suggested Dr. (i V e cents a pound.
King’s New Discovery for con*urtip*«
lion ; she bought a boRle and to her dc- *
light found hei self henelitu*d from first
dose. She continued it*use and after
taking six bottle*, found herself sound
and well ; now does herown housework,
and is as well as she ever was. Free
triul boltles'uf this Great Discovery at
('. N. Bun khaltcr's, Barnwell, and I>
K. Briggs A Go’s., Blackvilie; Drug
f Stores. Large bottle# 50 cents ami |J -
oa > .
Come quick. They
stay on the market long.
J. D. WHITTLE,
BlackvtHe, S. C. 1
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5 04 pm
5 29 pm
5 47) pm
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6 17 pm
5 30 pm
7 30 | tn
8 19 pm
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Connection via Denmark and A, C.,L.
R. Dunbar,
Adjutant.
J. A. Meyer; —
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NO CURE-NO FAY.
1
CORN AND PEA-b
vuuii.g BiAtkbuhi.
100 Bushel# of Peas,
f^A ItusheUGorii.y ,
For Hale.
Apply to. _ >: ' ‘. . "
Mr#.TTrA. .Nurnbe^ger,
, — * stry SL C,
#*,.
That i* the svay #11 druggists sell
Grove’# TASTrLEti# Chill To*io for
Cblll* and Malaria. It is simply Iren
nd tfutnfM in a tasteless form. Child
ren love It, Ad Ok* prefer it (a hitter,
nauseating Toefe*. Price, 50c. For
sale by C. N. Buiykha!r«r.
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