The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 28, 1899, Image 3
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TBSO^SUBHCIIPYION.
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dv%nv«, per Aandm 4l.nb
People CODHTY COTTON MARKETS.
~A]|«idale7pt 26th, ispo.
Ine.
,$2.(X)
tH UllSUAt, hICPTEM B^R J8, 18W.
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The K^ruUr CooimuiUcAtion* U
Hermony Lords« MoTlTT7, F.-. M.%
erOI be twMettheuew VeseuteTom-
pU» In Hemerelt apou ThuriKUy,
or next before the fuH ifiooij. In each
•aontb, beeinnlue at carl} candle light.
d) order of W. •. M.
W i . JFI
n?
Amdbkcon. Secretary.
NATIVE WHEAT 8KEO.
. Pr. J. II. K. iNilhou* of-Bhrchvllfn
l)n* twentj' baohela of See Vfe* and
Teinplototi or Blue Sieiu wheat acetl
{••r tale at one dollar ami twl>nt}'-Mve
fcenl* K. 0. H Older quiclfeg|
j—~— ——
|p^*THE LA<rr CHANCE.
The apecial attention of pubi c School
teacher* la called to ynp't. Rnfst'a ho-
tice of «aaiultiation r Those neglecting
compliance with regnlationn therein
rxpreaaed will have only themselves to
fdadie (f they liud their uucupationa
ocrdlnkR opening.
Mrs. M. Martin, Elackville. has
S reat pleasure in aniiowneTtig thirt her
lifeu’jng of Fall and Winter Milllnefjr
Goods will be on October SJr 4th and
6th,. Tlie ladles are most cordially in
vlted and respectfuHy urged to call
Atid inspect for themselves the pretty
fcreations of the ai t. No such lienutK
ful display of lovely goods has ever be
fore been made in lower booth Caro-
iifci:
blOTicfe.
All persons holding claim* against
the estate of J. S. Johns, late of Barn-
" well CpuiiYr, deceased, will please pre
sent then), itemised and duly sworn to,
fo*cnflection, to »he un«1e’signe/| at
AugiiCta, Ca. t and all tersons indebted
to said estate w ill i»lea»4 make pay
ment to me at Augusta, Ga , ptomptly
as their obligation* become due.
-—” «.C JOHNS
i^gntU, Ca., Sept 2.1-d, 1S9W
t
Mecelpts last week about 190 hales.
Actual sales at prices ranging from 6}
to 6} cents. ' J
|i , 7 The W. F. QoogeCo.
Barnwell^ 8. Cc, 2Cth S^pt., 1800.
iteoeipts last week 700 bales. On
Saturday, Monday gnd Tuesday the
market advanced | cents per pound,
selling readily on the Mrcets on Tues
day from 6J to OJ cents. Barnwell
wants your cotton and will pay frot.i j
to 44 eta more than any neighboring
market. We have the railroads and the
cotton kings of the world in touch with
us. J. A. Porter. -
Arfi^you going
Fall?
to sow wheat this
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ATTENTION TKACHEUS.
An examination fur the white and
colored t-achers of Barnwell county
wilTTie liflliT yt Barirwctt ore Friday.
Oct. 1.1th - 1
S|>e»*ial attention it requested to »1^
follnwing rule adopted by the Stale
Board:
No Second Grade Certificate can be
renewed
That hereafter no *|>ecU! examina
tion will bj made under any circum
stance.
That those white teacher* who did
not attend the Summer school and
whose certiliextt s expire before another
Summer school, that they w ill not be
renewed.
Hem-e, the teat Her had better stand
this Qclnlicr examination.
White teacher* examined at the
Couit iloii-e ,
Colored teaehers exatriued at the
Selim ae.
The examination will b«'gi'< at‘Jl a
ni.
A. BuWt, Sr .
C. S E.
St
T« Notice.
Olflce of County Treasurer—Barn
well Court. House, IW.t.
Pursuant to an Act of th« General
Aseeiubl} approved Feby. 7ih. 1MKI, cn
t.H C'l *‘au aoi t-* reguiale the atten
dance of Coiintv I reasureis a' conven
ient places in their respective coun
ties,” the Trea^nier’h ''book* w-i!l be
open from llttcnf Octotu r to 1t«t of
Ilecember (for the purpose of collect
ing the tax for th; ttscal teir com-
nteucing January In. IS"'J, ami coping
Deecmher Jl-t, IHWI.) Thu ftdtowing
is the levy:
R jnllls.
4
.1 “
Googe was In tow v u yet-
Es'q. was in town on
Mr. W. F.
terdxy.
I. L. Tobin
Tuesday.
Senator Maytield was in towr. or.
Monday.
Miss Mae O’Brien is visiting rela
tives in Charleston.
Bojijatnin McLemore left on Monday
for Furman University.
Dr. M F Kirkland Sr w’as up from
Buford’s Bridge on Monday.'
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No Tate Black Diamond Railroad
new*,.and none expected soon.
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Miss Emma Moody of Augusta is on
a vi»it to her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Halford.
The cotton crop w ill footi be gather
ed and gone, from this, part of the
country.
Rev. Dr. C. C. Brown of Sumter was
the guest of his brother, t/’ol. J,' J.
Brow'u, on Monday.
Mr. and Mr* Lawrence P. Ham
llton of 4/har!e»ion are visiting Mr. J.
J. Harrison and family.
Jtev Jeff bapdifer/as called to the
iMskorate of rriendsliip Church at a
conference held on Saturday.
Attorney* W. S. Tii.inghait of
Hampton and J. 1’. Youmansof Brun
son w ere in tow n on Tuesday.
Col. M!Ve Brown’s I.owry Ro'tnd
Bale Plant at th^Carqlliia Midland de
pot began operations last week.
The ifsy-niikers had glorious sun-
shTne li.»t week, and the country U lull
of the finest forage in the world.
Many fanners will begin holding ent-
I ion fur a better ptiee as soon «* their
wora.pt tiding, hhl iga ll- ns ATE (tisrtrarg--,^^ wfi--prew nt *t tlie la*t
Bwkino
Powder
AbsolutecvPure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
4 . - * . , .“V~~
. c ) ^ ' . . ■’ ■ unvAi BAxr>»0 PO»orw CO., wtw rom. . _ ,
OTRANTO NEWy.
Miss P. A. Woods has returned
from
Tuesday was the rg):h anniversary of
the marriage of Rev. and Mrs. Aithttr
Oil Nfptember ^li. I84». tlrev , & vUj[ to Semljvole.
were united fp maniage^by Rev. L. M. Mrs | ii); | ltrt y „r CrocketviUe visited
Brow n. Their many friends hope that r e| H »| v «>* jjei-e leecntly.
the golden rc ir* may be . lengih*5jted
until they shall ryach the disinoud an*
uiversary. •
6<»l. I>iiUer Hagnod returned on
Monday from a visit to ills Saluda
plantation. He found all crops ex
tremely short on account of the
drought. For four months there was
not nMii enough at any time to run the
hand* from the Held*. All that section
has-made about corn enough to last to
Christmas.
Mr. J. B. Keel of F.lko caught last
week the dog killer iliat has for some
timt? been thinning out cats and cu»
/lines from Blitcgville westward, it
lurhed out to ita a pointer-dog that ran
away from Mr. B. R. Carfoli over a
■year ago. WiiiW perfeiitly docile a* to
people it manifested deadly lioslility to
all^ort* of aniiimls. 1
P. S.—The ,dog died on Saturday,
with symptoms iudicatinghydrophobta.
Mr*. \V. Gilmore Simms is the besi
farmer of whom we have heard this
year. From & 0Vtj acre patch live bales
Itav.e already h”en plcked v and men
farmers say that from tlwawi to five
hales more remain ungathered and un-
ORfvnod.
The staple is a« fine as silk, over two
inches long, and sold Ir. Boston last
year for BJ cent*; about double price.
The patch was liherallv fertilized with
2<)'> lbs each of bone, cotton seed meal
and acid, in addition to a dressing of
compost.
Wo saw a'sunflower the other day
that measured SJ inches in circumfer
ence. r'
Mr. M. Terry, with his road hands,
did some good work ftp the Ooosaw-
hatchie cansewity recently.
Messrs Bryan Bros, have four acres
ol rice which Is good.
Thu m -st of w hite farmers in this
neighborhood ha v e had puujps put
dovv u and quit well water for drinking
purposes.
The steamboats on Savannah River
are doing a heavy freight business.
Mr. R. L. Zelglers big ginnery D
getting a large patronage.
.Judging from present prospeeis 1
think we will have p due pku crop this
year.
•GottOH -pl-t tysr w.a ansnended hv tf^.
showers th * first of last week.
Farmers are gathering the Colton
and nisliing it to market.
'The doctors and mosquitoes arc pre
senting tin ir bills.
The riiis crop is good ... - R
BALDOCEI-OCALB.
Mr, C. K. Oweus, who has been quite L'
-111 for aKofrttwmitf days, is out on thg
streets again and we are jflail to have
lilin With us-
Professor Ussery was in the t
Monday. Come again, ’Squire. ' ^
Thieves broke in the storw-of Mr. K..
Benilftt Saturday nigh-’ and carried off
quite a lot of iperohandise and lie has
i not as yet betiu able to catch any of the
• slick duck*.
J' M r. John C. Calhoun left it* on th*
' 21th Inst, for afew days in Charleston,
S C. "" — '
Mr, N. C. Kearsm wears a beaming
smile now It's .refine girl.
Wc sre indeed sorry to ham of the
‘.lilies*of Mrs. Jas. S. Calhoun, hut
hope tq see her up in a few days.
- Sleepy Bob.
/ See. Dr. E. C. Smith’s card for' Den
tal work at Barnwell and at Wililstoil.
FAIRFAX LOCALS. *■
Mr C. I>. I.oadholt of Jenny’* was In
town on business last Tue-dxy.
Mcs-rsJ. Jt. Brunkou and Roscie
Barber hive lieeu rig t ‘iek but weate
glad that they are rcvoveiing.
A prayer meeting ha* In-en organix- d
here It meet*every i hiirsdny night
at the Lutheran church, Qullf a large
I gurs*, my man, you don't tindcr-
siaful the natiire of an natV.
Don’t ell? by 1 plougiied a Texas
mule all last Summer,
Call and see the stock of A; M. O'-
Gorntati, make your |>uri , lia*ci before
Oct 1st tin’tl secure veur tickets for the
drawing for the Beu Room Suite.
storv
—StrrW tt. MwtHJell 4*** «k
ills i ew store, it is a large two
building.
Mi*. Virginia D Young and her
niece. Miss Virginia Durant, spent la-r
Saturday .with-Rev. J. T. Morrijtou ol
Lawtoiivllle
Mr. F M. Young anjlsnn spent'Tuc*
day in Kliihardt. »'
E. LeRqy Young
Sta S -
Conuty
HcUooi
Tax
12
u
Tot *4
/fdmtiotikl levy for Schmd lT|striet*>
Allendale. Barbary Branch lilai-kvllle,
Brow nell. Cedar Giotve. Double Pond,
Jisto. Kflcndship. Hercules: Ia'c*.
onie, Morris, Oak Grove, Reedy
Krai.oh Smiuliua Vaw
Tlitker* Creek—two mills; Barnwell—
81 mills; Elko ami Willlston—21 nitiis'
Cave*—8 iniils; Fairfax, tlfif'Ooluin-
bia and (JimePs—1 mill. I wih be at
tin* follow ing places at the times speci
fied tbrVwIve tlie fax;
IfhmwVII Court House from October
IfitHto Ofetober 28d.
Williston. Octolier 2H; BUek^iila,
Oirtotier 2lih; Allendale^ October 2rtth;
FairfaV, October 27ili; lltmer, ihitobei
28th,- Kolibins. Octobev .'Kifh; Dmibar-
ton, October 3l*t The book" will he
open at tli« t ourt House fnnn 1st Nov.
to the Hlsi of Dbc , alter which time 15
pcrcciH penalty will attach
K DfFRfcE;
'treasurer Barn well C.>u tr.
: ;
ed.
C’erk IV. Gilmore Simm* went to
Walterboro ihe Hr»f. of tlTe week as a
witness before" tlie Court of Common
Pleas.
Health certiflcitts* are now required
of co iutry visitors to Augusta, .Char-
lc» ton and Savannah. Without the mil
D no go.
“Salik.fhatchle farmer” reports liglit
frost on last Friday morning. It came
two week* ahead df l*»e Katyff.d’s
prophecy.
Mr. I’. II. S.-imlers of Atlanta, Ga..
who has been visiting hi* b other and
*1 ter* at Spout*, d. C\, returned Ik iho
un last ThurMiay.
• Col. Robert Aldrich *an nt* to So- Ijbi'ig' ll '
luda.'X. C. on Sjvtqrdav. coining down Appleton oil Sunday,
on Monday. His family will mt're
turn for seicral week*.
» s-r :
Mis« Jo-ie l(lck«on and Miss’ Laura
Good«on haye retnrue I homo from a
ptea*sut visit t<> M r*. Mnoire kuepton
and Mi*s Edith Pre**ey.
-pieeUiig f T«> lend, or to
*v»‘«l inio *, PTu fo heg<
BLACKVILLE
OVER-—
State of Ohio, City o/ Toledo.)
Lucas County. f , ,
' ’ ’o’ . ‘ . ' . ' . • . ^
Frank J Cheney makes oath .that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney & 0 *., doing businesa In thW: J
City of 'I'olcdo, County and State afore-
staid, and that said tli’m will uav the
sum of ONK^ HUNDRED l»0l.IvARso }
Inr each and.svery cn*e of Catarrh that j
cannot be cured by ihtT' use of Hull’s
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sul^crlhed
in my presence, this 0’,h day of Decem
ber. A. D,ISdd.
I , .) A. W. GLEASON, ^
J 8 ® 11 ’! - Notary Public/
MsUBfc^a4*»tHXUuaLiA-takan—isUaxa.
ally', and acts directly on tlie biood ami
uiuoms surfaces •> f IlicBhy fetciu. Bend
for testimonials, free.
E.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, foe.
HalTs Familv Pills arc the best.-
Dr.J.H.E.MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
BYTaCKV 11.'LE, ----- S.c
Will l>e at lib> office In Barnwell every Baler
day !uid Tuesday and Wednesday loliowlng
fW/tflT TO SEE ■'
-A . So that I ran show.ydu. the largest, completest and most perfect S „^
1 C I of Gcorral Mer^handlso ever gathered under one matiageibent lu
South Carolina. ' . ■
1 So tha* I can astohDh y 011 " Rb the moderation of my prlcea, wblcli
J fl l ,l,ve )»td no parallel iti the poi?t, which have no competition In i!m|
'■A ■ present and wliii-Ji can have no rivalry in the future. While other*
Generalize DSpcclly, and w hile my sti.vks are too vast and varied for newspaper
description 1 beg to* call your special attention to » few It ailing lines, giving)on
tlie slncerest assurance that no wanj or need of the purchasing pub’le bas heeu
overlooked or slighted, that every good Uste ciii> Be satlalled in all department^
that minister to the Hnppiut**, good comfort and prosperity of a^reople so de-
serving of fairer fortune after so long and stern a battle.w ith hard limea.
ITT ATTTTV'r f"^' CheaphVH and up-to^date Btyie wiilbe Mscd-
^ I ll I III Mr tlie celeprated rtvhloF* IB’u^cClothlug lor \fen, and good
v, ' U>olis liud long (astiug i|UalUy In Mesars Holxmatt Broal
well known “Mr*. Jane Hopkins” boys and youUis elotblng. In excellence oC
ERWINTON NEWS.
Fanner* are busy cut ting p*a vine
haythewa-w stiuvdu's.
Mieso* A flee ahd Lizzie KiPIng*-
wortb are visiting their aunt, Mrs. D.
s. Oeaterreicher, of Orranto.
Mis* 4 liije H.iyd. win* has H'en vis
Esicllc Flowers, returned to
.Visil-
W ill the watermelon farmers take
first step* on next Monday. sale»dav, to
nr^aulx* an assimiatiou far eliesirer
freights and better disci ihmioo in UK) *?
The oil mill began crushing seed la-t
week, day and -iiiglit, c«>usidi-rah'i
ahea f of the usnat sehedule, f>nt- Hie
shorter the crop the greater the sale of
sec |.
Prof. W. N. Marchant. a veteran
teacher of- high repulatuui, h .a beoti
engaged ita Principal **t )he CFvc
School, Great Cypress township, for
the nett tenh..
The Fjstofflca Department ha* mt-
thorixed the removal of the Robbins
PoUotltce to tbe juuot’otv of the C. «!t
W. C. and A. C L roads, a mile cast
of the old location.
Bamberg county farmer* are said tn
be “in the bat” this year, whatever
liat may mean. Their crops are n.e
Mr t,‘ M. Tnriu r qft .VJIesolafag
ed ih* family of Capt. B. K. ^ffiiugs-
worth SuieUy.
■ Fir. Comtcey I’ineknev, atier a very
plens.-iUt v i»it at Mr. II. C. Flowt-r*. n—
uitrwy I to his lu>mo in Bluffton la-t
wqvk, much to llie regret o.^ bis many
friend*. ' .......... ....
Mr. A. H. Wilson, one of RrarinmreVl 1 - ftTir( , ( ( ( , rTT)( ,
most prosperous a mu g men. dined , w ho fell at th
with Mr W L. B-*t siuoi.iv
Mr. Rutin A KiMing'swortU, one of j -
iiuiiliariou's p’oriineot young incn v is ’
now visiting trie family ‘of Mr. H E
Killingswerth. Trixie.
It. i* a very good world to live In,
To lend, or to spend, or to give-in;
or MWmi row, or lu-get a
man’s ovv'n, .'
It is lhT> very worstVoild tliat ever
was kotowii,
V. M irGorm:m. BlackvUte. *. C..
w ill give away To th * p-rson Jiol.liirg
thblncky nnudter on'Oct. 1st cue Oak
Bed Room tiulic.
MM.l r \!:v ME i n-.s
Anr.NttaN, HACtKjD guards;
You arc licrehy requested to meet, at
K line, S. G., on .Saturday, tfept. .TJih,
at J o'clock. c.j'lij;p l d fur.d) ill.
llv order of J. W. 'Thomas, Lleuten-
aut Commanding.
G. C. Rest.
' Orderiv.
i lleadipiart- r * Jim liagoo.) 4 amp U. C
All-'jflala, S.C .Jaept HI, ’ll*.
I All t'oi.iVrH’rat^'Vcilraus of the war
i I* tween lie'w^rte* Niyl son-of veteran*
■in Teitiz'-n* ^^vqswU^ me requested to I
j niJI at the headqnartefi of this eamp J,
! mil join in a pi'i’tiou to tlie l.egi-l*
•dure of this Mate io mal\c approprla- 1
Hon Uir erectTtTg'a iuiriuTnii-tii to iln-
‘nffsuuih Garolrns I
battle ot (hiicauiiMlga.
A. B. Couiidr, '
Adjt. .
inalerial. artistic cut and hene-t manufacliire these goods have a reputation lo
well established that no one can doubt thrlr splendid suferlority.
OIFAVX' For l^dlts. Gems, bov# and children llie Bay Btate Hhoea gm
illlll i celebrated ns the best made and handled In llie United SUlO*.
'Those vv Im have once worn them find sueli lasting comfort iq
their usc lhat they risk no experiment but continue ilrru footed In tbe pntronagn
of tlie Bay State. ‘ ~ ■
In Sniris, Onderwear, Collars, and Hosiery S' ZZF ££
(jvfxjxs'T s'“• (j/sx*■ 4'<SX8/?■•>.•<*or<xa#;*a*'• •’ pronchable, and In
""iVilTbc at bis IJoinr office in B)’aek*ill* ew j fp- 'w 1 A HIPS HRFSS HOODS aud all the pretty Ciingij so rlghtl£
ery Friday and Brft«rday, aWI wUl make ap-flfcB LrtL/.l-O UGVUwO vjv^v-ziaw loved t „ (J Hke<] t,y the fair tt •
puhitne'i tf ;<» meet paliynta ut any of out | t h ere |* no establishment In til the State that caa ed'pse my dUplay.
county towhs or rail at their reskH-r>ccs. j ^
l am a full ciaduair of TblladelpMa fVnta pi For ;j;j yt . ar , i have bandied H. L. Halllday Jt Co’s elegant -Sylpli
1 r OH S.""" T"": r;'." 1 r", “si r* v* s™
of work and prices. c ^ u xsvsuiwt n ^ V er hail fault found or a parcel rctuiued- Iney are pure una%
dult-ratrd goods. mnnufaiBured by rnastiy miller*. And the ofbrr Groirertag. <
>hat I handle, Staple and Fancy, are all of the highest grade, bought on morlc
and once used life long favorite* of mv nutoirer*. „ • s > *
Fur Crop Gathering and Marketing and Preparation for the next year’a.
operations I idfer Til F. Will IK IIUKORY WAGON a* tho best, most durabl*)
and llgbtf»t rhiining made, white there D continual comfort and enjoyment Irt.
iinmatched A. Will Iter & Son Buggy, which needs only tn ho seen to Ire admired.
Horae*, Mule*, Hardware, I’lauiatinn Implement* and Evcrytbiog for KverJ^*
•I odv at prices lliajl surprise the timvs. * ' t, m
lu this* ^mpaigii I prupu«e F> l«a*l as hs* heon my steady rule for an manr,
years, and pledging* iluf best ivTotts o| myfelf and salesmen to plcaae and peoit.
you 1 Ireg to repeat mv cordial iiivltatlon" ttuH yon corn^at’d see for^ yourselves,
fEveryhi>dv KXOWM that I pay the very IHUIlEsT cash price* lor col*
ton and all marketable conutry prodme. ^ ^ —i... 1 .
. • FIPE!
Life, Accident
GstcIodzl©
LIGHTNING.
aND-
Live Stock
muBAtieE.
spopj BpOWfJ,
DLACKVfLLE, S. C,’
it
—At Lowest Rates In— ~
Strongest Companies.
Bui/er, Calhoun & Co.
—OFKM LS AT— | 1
the bank Ol KARNWELL* The West End Store
’ Is selling out
SOUTHERN RMLV/AT. Great * Bargains
In every Line of
* General Merchandise
ICtwtcsloi 4 Wcsktl(««liu H'y. tf
Aagusla end Asbvllle Skert LIm.
o. Ih-.IuIs Ut vOict July 13rd, IMM.
treave Au»a*ta * impo 4t tsiApa^
Arrive tinciiwmsl.... ..iltilftp n. ■ , i -nt ,*
“ Anderson ft.iopi
“ loiuiaii* 1] Ir'jnptu h:li{
test tney nave'TTfifffPTDre# 'W2,~ifml the M ay Uu^tic,-. t Ji|it
cheapeal ever* grown.
TSi« down town office of tbe Western
jUninii Telegraph lia« been liandsomely
fitted up iruyler Masonic Hall'and a
pr**U) r Tadv operalor from Augusta is
to handle the liglituing. '
Mr. 5V. K McKenzie has made ar
rangements with Mr. Jatidon to run
id* gin at old Allendale and has re
turned to. Erwinton to assUt Mr. i>.
Sams with stnrfrnnd gin.
The Clitldren’s D.iv exercises at the
Baptist church last Sunday: afternoon
were beiiutifullv rendere I. 'The sing
ing was of the highest order and over
seven dollars collected for missions.
The Coast Line began on Thursday
|Operating daily freight trains from
Barnwell Eastward 1 onsidei able eni-
ton I* going to IVilmingt n NOW frmn
territory long nibn in to harleston
'4M»e BamwdTland Bamberg Interde
nominational Sunday School Conven
tion appointed for Saturday and Sun
day la-t was noUheld, as no communi
ty veRjuttre rod to euteiuln the Ucle-
tfhtes, Ac.
The Southern’s connection between
Cuyce and L’erry will be completed on
time, and people along the Midland
HftaW* ADVERTISEMENTS
TbeTlodhty Sifperintendent of Edu
ration gl'/.^* irmlcW of the Fall exiini
nation of applicants fqr Teachers’ ( er
tifleate*
County Treastfrer Free publish^* ap
pointment* for colles^tifffl of taxes.
Mr. S.C. Johns glVba notice to debt
ors and creditors of the estate of the
late Mr. J. S. Johns, which he hops*
will be sufficient to secure a’speedy
settlement, of Ihe estate.
Ttfe wheat varieties advertised bv
Dr. MiUious have been *i , i ; v e * s fi , l'.v | w jn pi 0 t, a bly be able to go to the SWte
grown iiKLexlngin.f County for over Vd]r .-hsttgln^ cars, affd' In
HE FOOLED THE Sl RiJUOXS
Onn , ea«r'l rehe lair In ETe't Jane lllh. KTi
XAtTiiti viua.
GREENLAND NEWS.
Mrs. Mattie Martin, who ha* had
VOHf* of t xperlemre atid* h»* le-eo quite
successful a* a sdiool teacher, fii*--
ebarge of i e Greenland scho.d for ihe
term of ten month*. May it prove to
b.' pleasant and profitable to |>u[dl* and
teacher.
Rev Arthur IlnUtof Rlaekvllle, who
ha* so aecept.ahly filled the po*itiou_x)f
pastor to the people oF Joyce Branch
church for a number of year*, ’whs u-
naiiimousiy eiilb'd on last Saturday t'
serve them for the eomhig year aniTb
hi id pa
AM Ihellnelor* l»d<l Denick 11 MU'iltoil, I )'•> 11 No.
[of We»t Jefiei'sun, O , after Miffering loJ'UBb*- l»--ly
mooih-lro., I’ccUil FiatuWt he would ['"t ^ 1T7E Lv U-arbs'cn .
idle mile** a ei>*|Iv <>|»e| utioll vva* per- 7 4!:i * Buiar.'i :-r1He
-.foxiuiuG.-hutlie tuu'e.l hi,n*vlf with five 1 t u*?.. * .v «•*■... hi • aeby .1 re.
I box* » ul RuekietT* Arnica Salve, the I .T-Omn-.-eteua.
I surest Fib- cute on Earth, uml tlie l>e«t t
N... » Vo.U
jlkiily Dally
W A),i 11 l.'ai
Ktni;vi"e
Ar 11 Un
. '• ID 1 a
•• Hi’a
' 7 list
>alv.
Sold
and
l»mi
■ in the World. 25 cent* u box.
In N. Riirckbaltef 1 , Barnwell,
1*. h. Briggs & Go.. Bbtckvlllc.
;gi*ls.
M J -s •• Camden Jr a;tiaaLv!
M iUi Ar.... I'anulea.. I.v
blip
TltJ
«t. A
ft-Hi
♦ «v»
aovv ■
•Farmer McC.asIln of Scttsboro. iu-
dintia, i* iu great I;uq,. lie has’ devel
op d a wonderful new variety of w beat,
a.hybrid ol tlie Great Genesee anti
Fultz. A* n seed wheat one bushel ol
llelh Of
a little
It-s* Ihun ti n pounds thisyear an I vva*
Offered n void “'I.O stfor it. lie refused
the templing Wer, but sold a half iti-
-teresl for to > 1 to a rb-b Tennes ee lar n-
it, w ho pmnii^ed to idank up ull the
ttiouev needed to make a plenty of this
wotiderfu! grain.
F> l lji It OCn'Vr lTi!nmV>;.a . Mr t V* >S6a
tor and p OTT^ he dTaWn chdihr"W{w1"wll''t w iU make e* mucITas *4x bn
go fortb accomplishing more and more | 'he old time Sort* lie made
ji the Vla-tor’s y iney.aid.
Mr W. W. Holland of Columbia vva*
at home on a v i*it last week.
Messts VV alter and Hammond Greene
of the Roscrnaay KnltHng'MHIs, were
out on a visit to friend* Sunday.
Mr. an I Mr». W. B. Stallings and
Mrs. June stallings arc visiting the
family of Mr B F Baxley.
Mi** Claudia Anderson ha* recently
toll our neighborhood to complete her
stqdie* at the Tubmari High Scliool,
Augusta, Ga.
Misses Bessie and Carrie Greene of
VVilliston, who have Ireen visiting rel
atives in the neighborhood, returned to
thei.r home this week.
Glorious News
'
.
Kv.
Nan. i
r'nn. Kx.
oaly J sun.
Lv. A< g«s-a
Ar. Rjuiilersvllle'.
Tmindh-
7 UUi
1 oy
i:uf>
WKlal 5 iln
1 P.r,) W U p
i.iop n’i,>
Lv-Tennille
*“ Pn idera'.-ll'o
Ar. A- pi* ».
....! sir*
• 5 '2,'ji
:* lop' S lop
.trip it 22?
7 Up 4 •'tup
-
Mix.
Dntiy
Mix. I
Ex HU I
double'quick tlfne
Majof L. T. Izlar and family return
ed front Saluda, X. C M ott Friday.
The Major is wonderfully honefitted,
while tlie remainder of his lamily
needed no improvement’ in either
health or handsomeness.
The dfawlng for the Oak Bed Room
Suite at A. M. O’Gorman’s will take
place-on Monday Oct. 2nd; holders pf
tiekets will please be on hand. 'Tlie
win'ning number will oe published in
the next issue ot The Baux w ell I’xO-
rtx.
fifty years.
Mr*. Martin's MP.Iinery Opening.
AN INCORRIGIBLE. ^
“yrud'A. Blackwood of Barnwell is In
tremble again. This time he has
enough-on hand to last him the bal
ance of-IR* life. - Fast experiences In
J)ttls and’ptmitentiartp* have failed to
convDu’C him that the way of tbe
transgressor is hard.
.Several month* ago he succeeded in
passing seven)! forged check* in Au-
j|u*la. one forcfiOO on the Irish Amer
lean RaviHgft liank and another.for $123
on Day and 'TAumtiiiH. . Oil la*E Th^ir*—.
day he left T.arnwell And went to An-
gusta,. expecting to r make a larger
haul. 0i« Fridajr isti a(teui|>ted to pass
redofged draft-foe $45d»on the Georgia
Haiiroad Bank. The' jdguature and
esvdorsenieut couhl not be told from the
genuine handwDrlngk-of tlie alleged
maker and endorsers-of the draft, and
the caHeeMaMon of revenue stamps was
m artistiuMlIy done that they were wall
calculated to deceive tlte aversgal citi-
*en. The cashier detected the fraud
and the police caught him in tbw 8.' ft.
A G. freight yard, probably waitliig^inomduded tfirir exaiuieation of his
far an outgoing traiiK A forged chock b,M,ka *»u Thursday. Until Auditor
and two draft* amuuMttng iu ail to ItFJO i Wise’s re|Mnt |« made to the Comptrol-
wero fnua-l on hi* person. U« was , it-r General the aiuouut of ihe thurta^e
lad gad 4 a j|D ut« wait trUiL - i will uot bn made pubHc.
WILLLSTON NEWS.
Mrs. F. N. K. Riiley avi dntgbrer,
Lillie May, visited friends here last
week
Capt. 8. K. ’ Smith, a very popular
young man of our town left on Mon
day to take charge of the prindpalship
of tlfe I'al'ksville High School.
FVoL.J. F. Entzininger of the S. C
C. I., spent several .days with his “old
school mutes” of this com in unity last
’week.
Misses Lillian Fhlllip^SalTIe Roun-
trt*e and Leila Hamilton left Wednes
day te attend the s. C.'C. I. at Edge-
field.
Mr. Mitdi-on Emwt of Reevesvifle U
spending some time will) friends here,
Messrs J. Lew is Smith anil J. E.
Kennedy., two highly esteemed young
inen o’ainr town, left ns on Monday
for Greenville where they will pas* the
.cWuiiig term at Furman University.
Mrs. Mamis Way is visiting Mrs. W.
C. Smith.
Mr. Willie Hair, a witty voting mani
of Elko, paid Willistore a flying trip
on '>i:r.a.ty. Come again, “Billie.”
■Misses Carrie and Bessie Greene re-
Comes from Dr. I). R. Cargile,of Wa-
shita, 1 T. lie wVifiFv i ‘•Foi.tr hoUles of
Electric; Ritters ha* chfed “-Ii s Rn wci
pfscioiula, which had caused her great
silffetlng for yeais, 'Terrible -sore*
would break out on- her head and face,
knd 'hv best doctors could give.no lieite;
hut her cure is complete and her hcalli.
i» excellent ” 'This shows what thou*-
antis have proved,—tlnrf'-Kleetric Uittoi-
is the hc-t blood puttier known. It’s
the supreme reuxMy for eczema, tetter,
salt rheum, ulcers,“lioiU. a^l running
stnes. It siiniulRtcs liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, liclps digestion
builds up the strength. Only 50coots.
Sold by C. N. Rurckhalter, Barnwell,
and I). ffy Briggs .t Co., RUckville,
Dtuggists. Guaranteed.
Ar 11.0 n »t.it
“ sSVa flO-'p,
»' a 24n| tkly -.
•• s lla 51 p
*•-I'^w »ue>
_ , . .... ■ “it Uii| imp
I045p ft 51a AivAniruvaun.il.LT “ I C2Ui[ Slop
5:wi> 7 0 i« l.v
: -Aiv 0 l.'.-i ••.
fell'p U Uh •• .
r:,!-. y.v:. .
g.iiV M Ul!
. 1; ia ,, a'*.'>n
L; iu!<*ivilla..
. . I’nml.vrr ..
. la-r.run: ■
.. black vile...
uk-n.
All The Tims.
CsR sr.d ehoose. Better vxlne* for
Ca*b than qver before oilerevl in Barn
well cniinlr.
Now the time, the West End Store
the place,
- Mrs. G. A. MRNBERGER.
I’roprtetreis.
Z B. ELLIS, Jr„
Surveyor and Civil Engineer j
GrccuvUle
Hpur'anhlrg.....
8.. I Ida.
Heiidentoi.nllc...
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•4.
• I
p in 1 10:15 |
4rU6 p
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p re «
TjWygpI....... M
D-ave AshcvlJlr i *710 a ■
0|>«<rtaidM»rc......ll>tA a m AJOtpwi
V.i-nn »|.ruiaa... .10.-00 are
(•rrcurilla tggn p m 4410 p re
'• l aun n*..’......’t 1:S7 p re I *A p ■
Audnoon I 7AH) a ■-
An ft* (imaaiMHl 'M 1pm 1 ^ a ap
“ Aiun»ui : Afo p is 11:10 a re
la-u.e tulioua Kafir.... 4:44 p ......
Arrive fiak-brli........ M 2:10 a Wn...
“ Ntcfulk ?:» a re
" •IMs.-nbcm «:«*) are..
“ Kiclunond ' S:J0 a ret
Iw.iVo Aumista ......J... ... . I 1:20 pg|-
Arrive Afl« in.ale. ......1..... * - 0.40 p SO
“ Fairfax.. ' ......J.. .1:05 « re
" Yrma*>rc......:.i MO a re 4:00 pre
“ Br-aufort, .\jW;45am .VOOpM
• I’oit KoyuU...., lo-.uo a re 5-05 pgg
«bartsafi r ‘ PJO
l. av<CrharWreoa ; tM an
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7 2.ai lilWp'
7 41c 1 1 '«»•>
Mix. Mix.! !*un.
Ex *u Ex uni ouly
Lv. Fatcihura
•• 1
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A*v AH-uoae.
^Atlanta and Beyond
Lv. (:i»irii-*:uu..!
Ar. An:r»*;:i ....
“ Allan a..
Lv. A! !a:uac<...
Ar. (1iiinai!<*>::a
4 JSpi
’ wkvilic lie 2Ca| TtDl-’ifO 17*.
Ha nv.»!] Ulin TXftp W35#
ji.m^lllsv
70 :i 5.
11 Mu 10 45 ) ....
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HO;;: 6 Usd'Tttilf
5 4.a l»2a ™
Lv. Allnnla. ! 53U* 4lAp
Ar.Eiriuibcham , ’ ,.,.[11 iu Dlap
“ M('iu|>kiv vxia Birmingham)...| 7 4-a
Ar. I/ xincton
“ Ci'icinnaU
“ Chicago
SlMp.
7 3U!)
SUrERVISOK’S NOTICE.
In order to keep the Magl*tribes-
throughout the County posted n* to ihe
whereabout* of the County Chain Gsng,
I will hereafter puhliHh a notice in each
week’s issee of the ('nunt i papers.
The Chain (king’wHI be at Thomas’
Old 'lill Vn the old Charleston it An-
gustH'Roaduntil TucsjImv, vyben
will move'on the Blacki ille Road,
G. W. Bnrker,
• Couiity Supv'Hr.
R. (J. Robetis. Jr.,
hark.
Ar.'Dmisvll'o
‘ HI, Loui-i
I
7 Uln
5 0*
T 4*
7 15a 6S0;>
7 Va
AOUp
— T—— ' ,
Ar. Mi mpliis. (via (Ihatfenooita) .1 .. ..'t 7 4 a
To Akheville-Cinoirnati-Lonia'yillo-
EAS rERS VlMB.
l.v. Ant-usta—
“ l ai<-.4t.uri{._
Lv. Clxarlcsioa.
they
Look mit. Bird Hunter*! Do yon st:ry with relatives at Joyce Hraimn. ;
know wii.v tire law is? Ten doHAreri Uitsll often so Wise, after spending
fine for erveh bird killed before tha j a vert pleasant, sun.mcr in August*,
day of Ndvenrhsr, and one,-half of the < returned Uobre la-t I'riuav,
fine given to the Uibjrmcr. 1 ho- UvvJ Df W. W. Stmth lcft Wednesday to
makes it the duty of Maj^stritsea' atfi^J' , eoinptetO Ht* Lb tMifl course at Balti-
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Constables th see thAt tnt* law i* Ai
forced, just as Olticb 66 *»8't!W Dispen'
sary-or o^^othor law'.
Auditor W^ise nf Aiken, acting for the
Slat •. and Andrew C. Dlbhla Ksq. re|»-
lesenting tlie aureths on the bond of
Uie lateCouaty Treasurer, a. F. Free,
more . h ^
Mr. AHen'Weatbefkboe and Mi*4 Ai-
loen Owen* of oor toe. ti «rc c.ttcuiling
the O^angehutg fhilltfge.
Mi** Maude Millings of Aiken is via-
Iting her sister. Miss Kmiui.
! Mr. J A. Newfom ha* accepted a po
siiioii with Uie .Southern Kxpre** Co.,
and left on Monday.
Misses Annie Broceof Bamberg and
MauiitxFairy of Rrauchvillc ate visit-]
lag the iauiltr'of L. E, Btuce, . .
• M.G-U. *
,M)..>4 Ml)..S>
D»ily|Da1ly
»>.'ii|i
4 Da 12C7a
7 tOsj 5*50'.
Lv. Cuftimhia 4 Union Depotf. .u—sJ4,4-4i
p... »%» >1
1 lUOl) 240p
4 I u 7 20?
•..... j 7 JOpi 7 45a
Special attention given to the compu.
tntlnn of water-powers, leveling and
drainage.
A po.UHl card addre«*edto me at Mar
tin, S. C., will receive prom fit atten*’
lion. oct 1-8(1, lv
e
• T. M- OWENS, *
WATCH MAKER and JEWELER.
Wkst End Main St., Baunw ei.l, 8. C.
Ten years experience has qualified me to do
the U-rt work slid to £Uarante<j compli tc sat
isfaction.
IrtTiicpair* executed with p*Ontpfnes* ami
dispatch. Jewelry ordered by sample. I’flee*
as low us the lowest.
Crystals In Open \Vnt«-h 25 i ts.
“ “ -Double t aw It) cts.
Two doors West Of Price’s Hopair Stop.
Pert Uoyal.
Hesulon,..
Yt-reassee .
** Fairfax ...
“ Allendale..
Artive AmniHta....
7:10 a wt
%
re *-* re
ihfiOa re
| 'J.Ma re
liisaare
1:15 p re
1 JO p re
2:!ft p re
I LloM coftfieCTlons at Greetvwood for *4
' |*>!nts on.**. A. L. and l'. & G. Railway,.
ut>.'*pmtiuibunr with Southern flaitwaj.
For any lufiinnatlon relative to"
rates, M'hedalea, etc., addniw, -
W. J. ( 4;G«, «t'n fiaiw. Agent,
K. M. NOitTU, 8ol. Agent.
T. M. Emerson Traffic .Mansaer.
See Tliat Curve?
Isn’l It uBeauij?
Have You Seen it?
Ar. Spnrtanlnirg
“ A.-l.cvil:u
“ Knoxville.
•t (,'iru-in.uiHti.,.
‘‘ L mlsvilh (ylft Jellico)
t)5J:i
To Washington and tho East.
Lv. Acku«:«-
“ Ba.es'mff.
' “ Coiunibai t Union 1
Av. Uhatlglte..
. Ar. lJ*»nv
Ar. iticii:u*j;ul
Ar. Wtudupxhm. ^
F*.Urtion) Pa. ti. B.
“ Phlindo'sihta
H Ncv
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4tt»i|««*
Depot).r.... I S2Jp iH5»
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. ... —''.a, GLo
" I flcOci 02.>p
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• I jir.u Vfifca
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/tSADC MARK REatW'TkSkO NO. 1743S.)
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURE
rSf ononti. loauit «•-«».
*0 elms v ioini .
Trade Marks
Designs
Copvrigmts &e.
(Itax a skate!) smt dsscrtyttc'i nuy
*nti-klr swrtatir <
Anvou« senitlBL. HBU _
inteklr naecrtsilir owe op)mcn rrw* wt)«tt.er *n
)nrsni)i>n n Nfubst.ly pAlmtatla. ('.onmor ien-
ttunsstileUy rvnaOfTTttaL Hhiio’i K>k un Patreda
sent frs*. OMest nienev for soctmiia icitcwtas'
~ Putenla taken tbou kh Mann A Co. ftfCnira
Ip.' ea notice, wlthnut cbnrxn, in the
$cieittific Hmerkan.
A V.amWonic.'f UlMtrmta-t week’,-. larrrst etr-
entmu iu ..f an f *eie).ttfic >inrnai. 1 enu*. ft a
Vi-»i : f..«i a.cmllil. XL flwdbjail r -waUrjUnrs
WliHN & Co. 3#,e ^'
UiOiC. 0«Roc.-6a »' »».. trAjfcu .fea. V. 1
t-vv Yorl^
fekcpiriit Car l - < berw e n OarireMigffifiN^l
At au:«, via Akurnstu. cudcpry iunr.ivt joA* at .
At^nu'a for r/1 ixifaiH Morth aud Wc.):. J
Head Tisine hetweva Chartv .ton asd Ashe- |
Tilie.-rarryiDB elegant Puluuau BufTet Par We
Cat a. j ■ ..
C-mr.ec'-loii* it flolunihia with thr»ai-»h IrMna
for Vi u'.limvtm Oad the £.iat; aUofor Jarfcam-
vi 1« and rji Kioi Ida Pok-V* ^ ,
n \ - j.M.cri.r.
)r.t\-P. a lieu. Mgr, Tm-HcPaJiaxsir,
WaakiurvoB. D. U WaaluAf.ou.U U
UlCOrufiR. ALLKX, .
D.V. firs*. Agt.,
t Urerk-slr*. B, C.
yr a.tthk. B.u Htantrinc.
®<-,)i y aa*. Art. A»». <»• n 1 pH**
Vv —' Ik n A tical*. ii»
~* r ——
Th<* oM reliable the Hi ml yoins-fa liters
used to take. The one tliat never fails
to cure. Don't waste time and money'
expcrimetiting with new ettres. But go
for the l>cat from the jump. Frog
Pond is the ounce of prevention aud
pound of enre combined. Ask for it— i
The Lankford PjBenJ
Humane Horae foliar*
It s the most human*
Collar on the market,
Horn* as both eofiaf
aiiil pad. Covering reaUi
of iH-t 10-ounoo army
dtti'k. leather bearings,
tuffed with, leanoottoU
Pit !.oth body nnd Hp.
Ve have a special prW*
i i'ss of mirWag tire Iffll
eoltoa by machinery,
whfeh given It the ajp
pcaranoe of .raw wool ‘
and prevent* cotton from packing in bara
usngo. The foliar ts open at bottom. - 1
Every warn a donhlo kck flit eh, with all
scams ijuid raw edges on Inside of Collar
U’tis nrevrptlngravel*orri|a. IT FLEAVEN
EVEHYBODY. We have over 76,000 testW
ir.or.lalA from farmers alone that came tow#
ursolleited'dnrln* the past three year*. Wat
nlisointely and unhe.-itaittngly guonuitee thj*
f oflar to cure or pr* vent galls or sore shouV
<h rs. K0.0C0 sold last Season. It la a Wonder
ful success ae.d a marvel of cheapness. Will
lost tgoto (Ixt iu-asQfi*. It la sqld to vrfty'
state to the, Ur ion. We have furnished tire
U. H. W‘ar JJepatimfnt with seferal lanpt
order*. If. It wasn'H a good thing Urey
wouldn’t have bought them. J?
>l*»tt»p|tl»g year plow* for •ore siren’daka
where f<in n»e tainklOrH Colla--*. The horref ■
l diiQ put lila “Stionbter to the t^hrel*’ with
a vim If wearing thl* foH*r.
mercBant ilou’A handle * *** Cn^InF
write u*f«rs|>eclal price delivered In daa*N(
lets.'Yf yonr merehants wlHorde-them In
lota wc csn^cvtire a speeUdapte of freight'
ff»p him nt:«l lhuj» fttimbh* liitCi w •#!! tfcMi
you s friction cheaper than we could w her*
or only ship *«natl otnuitUlea. a^rclahtow .
.one cl esc n Collars ctret nsjasta* ast»el» aatfi
would vnnr mcrchunt oa two doten.
We will drtif r « sample m ilsr to •nV
take no substitute.
if your merchant express office in tire B.B. for #1C*
«. , ... .... ordvr. Some merchants not h«dlle# :
d- ca npt wt-U it writ- to us wc will scud Cun( , ni will tnr to s-U you
it direct for 50 ec:rta. 1 rial jiing that (t M just da good,
‘ davenport & THiNizY ca
TrEcgcJ3ir!zru2--»t»-^o^ag Agarere .
AUGUiTA. G.V ""
C. X. Bu* Lh/ tar.-w#.'
i acmA it. Ift-SM Ob getting the
| ( itlar, for thtrs fit ro -u^stUute for 1C
eu!ai*«nd i rife* made know* ft* the
Couch Bros M’fg
%L '■yEm-*' •
n *11
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