The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 12, 1899, Image 3
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ttprmdmjf LodxOJo. UA.vF.-. Ii;-'.
jLJIT wUl be at (ho iivm Vasur.leTeni-
' V p'« 'n Barnwell upon Thursday,
0’i or next be! >re the full moon in each
month, heirtnniuK at earlv candle light,
njr oolerof W.*. M.\
H. P .\NDEHeon. Se<ur.tarr.
The tax books
Montlav.
Hon. C.
Srss IB. town
Mr. W. V. OIU wai up frOni Allen*
dale oh Tuesdty.
Mr. W M. CaltFU *|H*n(ling the week
in Atlanta <Mt businc**,
A visit from Mr. I.. P. lilutne oh'
i®E7*«P»l»r ('ommnnksanor.s ol T " e ' K, *J' WiU < i ult « 11 trci ‘*- *
W»* had a pleasant fall on Saturday
from ifr. I.- B. Itutland of Klko. '
Clol <i. K. Ryan paid a bnalnccn vialt
to Cbarieaton the Ur*t of the week.
Oip- jt^od friend Oa|»t John R, Hair
gave iu a pleasant c^ll on Tuesday.
. Rev. W. O. Brlfton la ^tfcinling; the
Orangeburg Asaoolatioii this week.
Several news communications and
obituary notice* crotvded out t big week.
Hon. J. I). Kinard «eut u* a nine
messuge last week, a eou]>le of years
IN MKM0RI.UI.
^ w fOWDfB
ABSOLUTEEST PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome :
■OVAL MKNNI SOWOtR 00.. mw VORK.
The Filipinos are rapidly learning to
fight American fashion. In a eoitsitl-
eratrte battle on Friday they stood their
ground aa briTety aa Uncle Sam’s sol
diers.
Under Admiral Dewey's advice ad
ditional war ships have been ordered to
Manilla, where they are badly needed
to keep the Klllplnoa 'ruin getting out
side help in the way of arma and am
munition. '
Thb Ladles Memorial Society met on
•the 4th of October for tlie purpose of
offering a tribute of te»|*cct and affec
tion to the memory of Mrs I.oulie
TSepIc* Moore, who died on the 2Jst of
September—when the loilmving revolu-
tlons were read by Mrs. w. 11 Duncan.' long.
Who, together wlth Mrs. G. Owen Ri
ley and Mrs. Leroy Molair had lK.*en
appointed as a committee to prepare
them:
He it resolved, that the Barnwell Me
morial .Society has met with a great
loss Iu the death-of Mr*. Loulie Pee
ples Moore, who since ]o!niug the so
ciety in 18112. has been one of the most
devoted workers and generous givers
any society ever had. She was a very
earnest workeriu a'ything she under*
took, hut especially so w hen work wa«
t«4*e.d«ne for the ttMndltrof the society,
which she loved with a devotion and
reverence worthy of the noble cause it
lives to commemorate
tvjie came o' a brave and gallant sire.
■ no right royally did she sustain his
reputation* -Often In watching her un-
ti.lug effort* to build this monument
and the loyal feeling that would make
her eyes till with tears, in speaking of
tire splendid soldiers who died lighting,
as never ii ( en fought before, ali umuark
ed by even a simple stone/ - it seetnedjis
if the brave two o' Honey Hill was
near his child, inspiring and enc>fur-
Mging her. in this loving work she had
given her time, energy and enthusnp^
tic effort to
Let the members of this society who
worked side bv slue with this public
spirited, generous hearted woman, -re
solve p» put our life in this work. We
have heen stricken, Jiiirt in a tender
*|to(, and the greatest tribute **f affec
tion that we can offer to our friend Vs
to strive *v ith redunldetl energy to erect
ibis monument, it was one of the
most absorbing desires of her life, and
we can he*t testify our appreciation of
iier by eaadi one of us working as »he
worked. If we do. it w II not be long
before that beautiful, eha*te shaft shall
rise in our mi4*t. to be a^o<ufort to
those who fought for the Confederacy
and an iuapii tUon to those a ho shall
come after them, to love and revere its
memory ‘ M
It is not alone the Memorial Society
that will n>U» tfits ptire spirittot Wo
in hi. She a a* g'-o I to all n bo nc* ded
her help, ami thU entire eoiuinuuitv
mourns tier, and w ilt hear «itne-* that
when l^mtle ‘ P. epieiT MiVirf 1 Vttert "a
light werr. out yhat hath lighted Ihc
fe«-t of many.*’
'* Be it re»o:veil that these reoilutions
la* puhlished In the county pap-t* and
a impv of tliem be »en{ to the iKTeaved
faunlv as a slight token of (be e»teem
In w hich she wa« held l*v tUi* i uoinMr
Mf« W. II. Duim'su,
* Mr*. l.ei<iv Moiaif.
Mr*. G Owen U.ley,
* (a.miuiuec.
/ Barnwe l. rftf . Oct I, IH.iO.
Mr.^f C. Huger and Mi«s Huger of
OliHrie&ton are st<>(ipiiig at the Molair
House.
Hay and children of Boil-
visited relatives in town
Mrr. R M
ing Springs
this week.
Mrs. J. I). Lee and children of Au
gusta ate visiliog Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
Andersoir. 1
Mr. 0.' A. Jow^rs of Harlem is the
tirstGiMit-gia s.iitscribcr to itladdenjjif4KMAU^Tf>feaa^&-
pi'idcet tfiTs FafTT
ULMER NEWS.
Mitsitt Ada and In * Sanders ami
Messrs Aionto McMillan and Guy
Good son left Tuesday, the Bd Uctobrr,
to attend tlie S G. G. I. 'i'hev will be
greatly missed iirthi* neighborhood.
Miss f u*te Dunhar of Martin Is
spending sometime with her aupt, Mrs.^.
E. I.. Sanders, near this place.
Mr. .luUaii. Strong le^t on the 29th
ult for Kurmau ruiversify. where he
will continue his studies. ^
V We are glad to learn that M-s. S. E.
Ulmer is improving from her recent
illness.
The Ulmer school is rapidly progres
sing under (ho skilltil management of
Prof. John M. Kirkland.
lion, K L. Sanders paid a flying trip
to A HgU«t i on M pud tv.
- aHs* AntrhrdLriter Tcturned home af
ter a pleasant visit to her brother iu
Fairfax. Gipsey.
Tlie Southern people have changed
the name of Woodward’s Junction on
the Midland to -Yale.
* ( apt. R. M. WHMs and Mr. Wm.
Matthews of WillKton brightened Jhe
sanctum on Tuefday.
Mrs. L. P. Hamilton, after a vi«it to
rt-lativeg liete, returned to her home iu
Charleston on Tpesdny. <
Hon. I). S. Henderson wa^ In town
on Tuesday in accustomed perfect
bcaltb of body, and brain
Miss Nettle CiH'brcll of Baltimore is
^>re*ming over the Millinery Empori
um of Ml-s Carrie A. Gave.
Col. Robeit Aldrich spent Adlidnv-
wlth Ins family at Saluda. X. G , re
turning to Barnwell on Tuesday.
Capt. M W. Phillips was In town on
_Mondav, hut in xiich a saw mill hurry
that we could get no news from hiio.
Gnpt. W. T. Gave of OI*r wa< in towa
on Friday." His many Barnwell friends
arc always glad to have him in their
uiMst. ♦
Mr. f'utfnelt- one of the cleverest of
the clever civil engineer* of tlie i'oa«t
Line, is spendiiig 1 lb & '' M T'‘k with Barn
well friends.
An esteemed friend asks us to detine
“luck" in this issue A* wc have tbc
bail luck ol a bad co’d \v*- beg to bc.ex-
cu-c I. until we fe, I better
Cotton is about harvested.
(Japt. B F. Killingsworth has just
returned from a business trip to Havup-
nali. ».
Messrs J D. and W. R. Box went to
Barnwell on business Monday.
We had a pop call one day last week
by Mr. John Mew.
Miss Alice Killingsworth. after
• pe.nd’.ng some lime with her unde,
Capr.. Killingsworth, returned to her
home at Dunbarton on Friday.* r
Mr. II. E. Box lias accepted a^ptii
FAIRFAX LOGAL8.
Mis* B. Eugenia Young returBei!
last week after spending a pleasant
week in the Ulwrr iieighUorbood.
Mrs. Mary Deer and Iier daughter,
LUIa. were in town one day last week
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. F. M-
M
Ar«.. glad to Inform onr readers
that Mr. G W. Barber is recovering
from injuries received In the discharge
of Ids diiti* s a* a peace officer.
Mrs. H. S. Jenny of Jennrs is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. M. Young.
Mrs. Rosa Platt* and son. sdielly,
visited Mrs. W. E Harter last Satur
day.
Messrs J. W. snd F. M. Jenny were
in town hist week on business.
Mr. W.O. Ruddell has Mr Mnnlicr
Goodlng ivT Branson employed as clerk
now pi Ids new store.
Rev. It. L. llolroyd tilled his regn’Hi ,
aptmintment line last Sunday after a
three-wnem VAmtUnu ln.tha..JBOmUBln*
of West VlrgtlllUV hls health is much
improved, r K. LeRoy Young.
E.
tion w ith Mr. W. L Be»t.-
Mr. 11. W llruui-on i* with Mr. J.
Shuman wow. ^
Mr. J. S. Dupuis of Ruddell was in.
lids neighborhood a few (lavs ago buy
ing seed.
Mi*s K-telle Flowers of Kuddcnvilie
spent a few day* with the Misses K 1-
lingsworth this week.
Mr. A. K. Dunbar of Allendale was
here on Wednesday, not deer and par
tridge hunting, loukont Alfred.
Mr J Ij. Box has one acte of rice
that w ill make sixty bushels
Carp.
Bistnark'H Iron Nerve
(Vasthe result of hl« splendid health.
I'ldnudlablo will and treifieridnu* ener
gy are mt found w here Stomach, Liver,
Kiduayf and Bowels sre out of order,
if you waul these qualities and the suc
cess they bring, use Dr. King’s New
Life Pill#. They develop every power
ofdmttn and body. Ouly.J.le arT; N.
Bofi klialter’s. Barn well. S G , and D.
K. Briggs A Co., Blackvllle,’ 8. C„
Druggists.
Catarrh Cauaof Be Carefi
with local applications, as Hiey cannot
reach the seat of the disc«se. Gatarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter
nal remedies. Hall's Gatarrh Cure is
taken internally and ac’s directly on
the blood and mucous sutfaces. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure U not a quack medicine.
IT-was preacribed by one of the best
physicians in this country f<-r years,
and is a regular prescription. It i»
eotnpoeed of the best tonics known,
oombined with tlie best blood purlHOT*,
seting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the two In-
grcdienl* is w bat produces sudi won
derful results in curing Catarrh, bend
tor testimonials, free.
F. J. Cheney &, Co., Toledo, 0
Hold by Druggists. The.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Southern Railway.
CwrlerneT Sehslnle In E-Tset June 11th, IKfl.
assrana Tisia
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Daily Daily
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BUmiLLE HEAD (WAR TE,
j waHT ToseI
2d.
Ho that I i‘«n sliow you the Jarge«t, comp!ete*t and most perfectStocfc'
of General Mer-'liatidise ever gaihered uudor one management inf
Houth Caro lna. >
So that I cun astonish yon with the moderation of my price*, which
have bad no parallel in the ps*t, which have no compciiiion hi ih*
present and which can have ur. rivalry in the luiure. ft bile othe-F
Uenerallze f Hpccity, and while my irterks are too vast and vailed for newspaper'
description i l>eg to call your * pec fa iTftttOl ton to a few iradtiig Hne«. giving yon
the slucereat assurance that no want or need of Jhe purchasing pub'lc ha* been •
overlooked or flighted, tlnst every gOml taste Cflu be satlsfl* d in nil departmenra
that minister, to tlie happiness, good comfort and prosperity of,a people so dc-*
serving of fairer fortune after «<» long ami stern a battle w ith_h*r4 time*.
CLOTHIM.
SHOES.
IU 4Sn “ Camden JnnetiouI,v|
11 fUi Ar Camden Lv
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DEATHS.
' Mr. W • W. Freeman, formerlv of
Barnwell, died in Atlanta on (be (>ih
io*t His ImhIv was hurbd in the .Sev
en Pines f Vinetcry on Saturilay
in Granitev illc on yhe 7'h lust, of ty
phoid fever, Mr Darling .lowers, aged
about 11 year* Burieil in the Klko
cemetery. Obituary w ill be published
later.
Near Long Branch on tlie 7t!i inst
Mr. Carson C<"-k, alter a long illness!
11“ was a Ih irooglily good man and
Chrlsii in He was bnrP d in the ll.tir
graveyard.
*
i
Editor 1‘KorLR:
Plea*e aiimoinee that liiore will ho a
three’days meeting at ..Salem M. E
«*hurch,s>!tarnwell Circuit', on Fri lay.
Hat irdav ami Sunday,--1J, 14 mid l'» in
»t mu—and oblige.
W. A. Wright
Barnweil* H. Oct loth. Iscrj.
A >YAKM WIN I Jill.
Westetn wea>h?r propheu~»aT Thar
the coining winter wJH a mlhl one
Their re s m for the preiliction is based
on nature's way of preparing til Ad
Vance tfie fur and feather protected
tribe* for tlie wejither Jiefore ihein.
This season tin* fea'lier* on bird* ami
tlie fur on rabbits, squirrel* Ac. are not
nearly as tiller and In aev a* they weie
a year ago, and. ther*fore, they contl-
ctently look for little severe cold.
GOOD TlMES.
it may l»e counted a* a lixed fact that
the Seal) ard Air Line will build from
""Charleston via Barnwell to Augusta in
tin near future. We have it strdglit
that the engineers have been rniatruet
ed to drive the work of location. We
do not know when the actual grading
will begin, but guess it will he not la-
^ ter than January next. This vvork will
giye the tanner* along tlie line a good
home market for all surplu* hay, corn,
bacon, eggs, turnips, potatoes itc. and
no help the new year start off' brightly.
; ' : ' . 4 "
Mr. Editor:
Will j>ou plea-e announce that any
citizen of this Htatfe can obtain r.he
printed BuUetlns of the Spilth Carc-
liiia Experiment Htation free, bv sim
ply addressing a po*tfcl card to Presl-
denc Henry 8 Hartzog, Glcuiaon Col
lege, 8. G , ^making tlie/rcquc«t for
t'i -in and giving |daiuly the name ami
po*t • Hi c addres-. They: are issued
regulsyly at stated periods and are very
interesting as well as instructive.
Oblige, your-* very truly,
“ Robert Aldrich.
Mi«s Jania Moore lias returned to
Barnwell, to the delight of her many
11 lends, and I* at '.he home of htr
brother, (’apt. W. W.-Moore.
* *
■TTic Southern Cotton OH Co. on the
Vh Inst. shipiMu! from Barnwell To Liv
erpool," England. v*a Charleston", 112
tons export cotton seed meal.
Mr. J. C Wilkins m of Spouts gr**vv.
this year 7*') poiiipkliis mu one vine,
weighing from 20 to .V) pound* apiece-
i'he uiaii Alto can ctmie near that must
tie '."some pumpkins" of a farmer.
Please notice cn' m-thm in a)lvertis<>-
iMMllof the Barnwell Cruth-d School.
Through ihe pr«sif reader's error we
had it "a'l of tlie grades.** when It
should hare been **a 11 other gram** "
Wheat should net he sown cn II after
good killing frost, it is an up country-
rule to plant tteiwceu October 2>i;h and
Noyciiiher 2t> h Tlu'-tliiiiuer-tlie laml
the cat Iier the seed should Ur) put Mi the
ground.
Miss Palm Reams* will leave here
tht< week t<> tak** charge of a school
{near K I‘tito >. I'he school ami Hie
community are to l*e cungiaitiiated on
«e nring su-u a git ted aid b-aniiiul
teach r.—Joliivstoii SionlUir.
tapt. C E. Sa wttr I* now vvTHi his
leglment, the Tliirty-Lightii Infantry,
at J< tferson Barracks, >t. Louis, nod
we learn that'ihe coiuniaud is under
order* to sail on Nov. 5ih fioni San
Francisco for Manila.—Aiken Reeoid
er.
The BartfwcW D spensary did a land
)'lli.-e b.isiiicss last week. From 10 a.
ni. on Sent cm hi r ffltli to slnmihg up
up time on tlie 7th in-t sale* excwri.'cd
T*.JlMWapwl iloUHCSr- During-the- w-hote-
tline .not a dninkcti man-vva* seen on or
off'the streets. -
( apt. G. O It'ley is trai:iiug several
reniarkahlv harnl^ime two -year old*
for the Mote F ir in d Georgia races.
I'll‘V nr.* «il 'he blue-t blood, com ng
from August He!mom's t noons Ken
tutky stock lann, where two bund.id
brood ipares arc kept.
An uiiknown, well dressed white
•nan. about 40 years old, commitdcvl
-a'llchh* ut the East Denmark depot on
Thmsday evening by shooting himself
with a pistol, "In hi* pocket* were
three coppers, a knife, a box of car-
triilge* and a pocket book. The pic
ture of a woman and the name G. ('■ o
were tattooed on hi* right arm below
the elbow. G ironer Besstiigcr held the
inquest and hall the body buried.
Charley Robinson, colored, was Wir
ed at.Wililaton on tbe night of the ftti
inst. It i* not known whether he acci
dentally killed himself or w as shot by
another, as the official inquiry a* to tl e
maimer of ins death ha* not been com
pleted. Coroner Nevils was kept from
holding tlie inquest by the severe ill
ness of hi* wife, and Magis rate Jnnn-
*on was too in well to hold it. Dr. J.
M. Smith made the post mortem exam
itiatiou nnJ 1 extracted the pistol hall,
which had entered the head behind the
ear.
ULMER LOCALS.
Miss Pol.lle Weekley. a jharming
young lady of Hampton, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Janie Ulmer, who has been vis-
, ..illOff. her krillhci -Mr-Tv K Glmej. rc^. extended to the vUiuug- miuiaUf%-a#a
turned u»4m»t 4rmu«- i n- -A-Hendirie on
Friday
Mr«. S. K, Ulmer, wlio has been very
111, D mwtth belter, ^
Misses Ollie ar,J Cre*si(la Breland of
Hearse were tlie'k ; i..eta of Mr. hik! Mrs.
»I. M, Halford on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMillan of
Colleton spent Saturday tuid Sunday
with rolatlva* here , - ^
Mis* Thamer VVlJHsm*, a jiopular
Jrobng iadv, atteniK’i’.a f* stiv al given
at Sycamore on the 4th uic, rein ruing
on file 9th ult. and brought the cake
Mrs. Emma Boynton and her pretty
Hide daughter. Annie Belle, were the
guests of Mrs. 11. S. Williams Sunday.
Occasional.
BLACKY ILLK NEWS.
Hi*hop Ellison Gap'-r* of Columbin
spent ilie 4th here w iili friends, hold-,
ing service* at St. Albans K pi senna I
church, a«*i*ted by Rev. S. E Prentiss
of Barnwell.
Mr* E. G. Dunbar of Milictts has re-
Itlmed home after a Blo*| l b-a-ant vis
it to E. S. IlMiniurood and fsiuily.
Cadet iiuulisr Hammond redirned t<>
bis »tudi « at Porter Military Academy
last week Dunbar |s a bright 4*ov.
Acrording to pub ic official report lie
led Id* da»« bv live point* last y ear.
Mr. Gieen Mat'd- ha* accepted a |>o-
sitioii with F. W. W.|geuer A Co a*
stenographer and typewriter.
Soiuetldug over livh ybon* te m| hale*
of c.ntou liave been shipped from this
point this season. '
Gapi. B. R (Jarrolt ha* moved in Ills
hand*4H»e new resideoee on Lartigue
M leet, opposite Coillt JlolIsC square.
Tlie town election held bh iue»d%.v
resulted—J P Mrolel, Intendaiit and
I. F. .•'till. 1-ador* Brown, i, R Free
and A. B Hair Warden*; Ed* Wcbh
day marshal; I’. II. Sweat night mar-
•lial and il. F,.Buist clerk ami treas
urer. .^-~
Mi** Mar Xally of Saiiy f* visiting
M r*. Dr Bonner.
Cadet l(ai) mbi returned to the Cila
del Academy hist week.
Mr*. A D. Nax.ard of Charleston is
visiting the faudly «j Mr. II. F Bid*t
Prof. Ethereilge of Klko and Mr
Charlie Molony of Savatinali am! Prof.
0. J. Owen* of Orangebyng. weVc In
town last week. A. B. G.
PROGRAMME
i
of the Uniof.* of the Barnwell Baptist
Association.
1. The l«t Division will meet with
the Church at Long Brandi, to which
the Barnwell, Cypress Chspel, Joyce
Branch, Long Branch, M t. Olivet, Sev-~
ett Pine* and F*h uiounf Churchc* will
•end delegate*. Rev*. Arthur Bulat
and T. H. Edwards will lie present.
2. Tlie 2<l division will meet with
the Church at Healing Spring*, pi
which tlieA«lileigh. Blsckvillc, Klko, i
Healing Spring* Mt. Calvary. Hose-!
mary and Willi*ton Ghnndi.s will send
delegates. Rev*. W. K. Jolinson and
W. I) Rice will attend,
ff. Th^ffrd Division will mc»t with
lire Church at Midway to which the
Bamberg, Bethesda, Himter’a Clianel, I
Spritigtown, Edl«to, Mblwav. Spring
Btanch, and Colsfon Branch churches
w H send delegate*. Revs. (J. N. Ar-
kew and 4V. G Britton will attend.
4. Tlie 1th Division will meet with
the Church at Kline, to which tlie Al
len’* Cha|»el, Great Saltkehatchie,
Bethel. Seigtingville, Hickory Grove.
Mi Anion, Philadelphia, Hi. .Johns
ami Kline Churches will send delc-
| gates. Revs. William llaynsworth aurl
T. P l.idc will be present. »■ *
5. The Ath l>ivi*inn will meet with
the Chondi at Double Poiul, Ui which
the Friendship, George’* Creek,
Ghent* * Branch, Grahams, Reedy
Branch, llanupond and Double Pond
Churches will send delegate*. Rev*.
W. D McMillan and A. 1*. Turner will
attend.
Tlie Unions will -meet on Saturday
the "JHiti day of Octid»er at II o’eb^ic.
If the weather permit* we wfl be
gJail to have dinner o«i the grruud*.
/I'he follow ing topic*, are suggested
for discussion:
L Cbrirtian Education.
2. Churcli Discipline. *
9. Distinctive Doctrines of Baptists,
T P l.idc.
William llaynsworth,
' Co'nibiiUce.
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Atlanta and Deroad.
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Ar. Memphis (via < "hntiannoiisi .4 I 7 4 a
To Atheri 1 le-C i nc ir n a t t-Lnn lav 11 In.
supervisor s Notice.
In order lo
throughout tin
keep the Magi trates
Cnun^v a*‘to the
1
Remarkable Ilescne.
SAsrcii* Tims.
Lv. AncuMta..
**_Hsn-*;>ara
1^. CUarlwQ—..
Lr. Gilom) is iI'nioa D«tiot|
Ar. Sioriaukary
** Asheville
“ KviurUle.
— Cineinnnnti., ■ n > • ■
•• l*>ui*rille t vt* Jelffeol
I,>o j* No--A
!Dally Dally
I t Wp 8 800
j 4 Ite U07a
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II Sat
i nltyi II t"a
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; 4 l&a 1 7 JOp
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j Ly*
ComTr.ri, Ghesfihesi. an.t lYp-To-dHte STrle wttt be fntir.it la
tin* celeprstcd Schlo-s Bru«. Clothing lor Men, and ('oixt/.
look* and long lasting quality in M< »*i* llolzman Bros,
well known "Mrs. Jane Hopkins"'boy* ami youth* clothing. In excellence of
material, arlUlic cut nitd timicxt mnnufacture li;e*e good* have a reputation sl/
well cslablDhel that uounucun doubAtheir splendid *iifcrionty.
For Ladies Gents, bor* ntid ciifiilren the .Bay State ghi'e* aeff
celebrated as Ihc best made and handled in tl>e United State*/
Those w ho have once worn them find spell lasting comfort iiif ""
llieir use that tlicy risk no cx|>erliiieiit but con tl imaJliraLIoutotl in the patronagd
of the Hay .
In Shirts, Underwear, Collars, and Hosiery IT ZZ<7 «K
83T Cadies dress goods
there Is no establishment in ali the State tint can ccl'pte my display.
For S9 year* 1 have handled il. L. Ilalliday A Cn'* elegant Sylph
and Cleopatr.t4iraiiils of Flour, and in bll that long w hile haviV
pevwr had fault fniind or a parcel retumed! Toey are pure una-
dulterateil goods. mHiiufactiired by n»a»t«r miller*. And the o'her OrocerleF
that I handle, Staple and Fancy, are all of the Ugliest grade, bought on merit
and once used life long favorites "f my customer*.
For Crop Gathering and Marknlng and Prepav**l)*n for the next yesr’F
operation* I offer THK. 4VIII I F. HtcKOKY WaGON if«trebe*t. mostdnrabtF
snd liglitest riUitdng niiide, wliile there is eontinnal eninfurt an<l enjoyment lit
unmatched A.-Wnllier A Son Boggv, which needs only !•* Ih? seen in M> admired/
Horses, Mule*, Hardware, Plaiiiatlon Implements and Everything for Every*
bodv at price* (hat surprise tlie times.
in thi.* Campaign I pm|H>*eto Iea<l as liiisheeu my stenriy rule for so man
years, and pledging ih« itesi effolis ol myself a fit salesmen to plea«e and pm If
you I lM'g.tuj‘ep)-»t mv cj.irilitl invitation that you (u-oie acd see for yniirseive*/
Every In *ilv KNOWS tliat i pay the very HtUHKV!' ca»h price# lor «ol*
ton and all marketable country pllldgi R
SHVIOfl BpOWfl,
BLACKVlLLE, S. C*
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice ‘la herehv given that the an-
dereigiied Will, flic hia ifnal accnnnv
with J. K. duelling. K*q.. Judge of Pro.
bate, on Mcndsv. Xibl ot (Mnber, IKOM,
a* Guardian ot William Bennett, Julio
Ann itenneit, Luciu* Bennett. I^iuaey
Bennett^ Henry Knuntree, Mllledgo
Rountree, and aak for a Final Dl*^
charge.
J. ^ t. II. BEKKKTT,
Guardian.
Dr. J. H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
I
The West EnJ Store
Is selling out
Great - Bargains
in everr Line of
General. Merchandise
All The Time.
valor* for
red iu 'Barn-
To Washington and tha East.
Lv. Auxu* *.
w he:cai»out» of the.CiMint.v Chain Gangi
.'aDolIt
I vvrti hereafter puhli-li a ini^j'e iu each
week’s issue uf tlie County papers. •
(ffiaiii G.Tng will li.' on KariiH'ell and
Blackvilie roall uIU1I>M 1 Jurduy, wheh
they will move on tbc Gallin' road lir-
yond Jordan Braucli, in B.iiig\c11
tow usliip.
O. W. Barker, .r
, ^ ('•»unty Sui»v'*r.
R. C Roberts. Jr., '
Clerk.
, If present prices hold tlie South wFI
gci (or-ilii* \«-ar’s cotrsui .crop fion
seventy-five |o a hundred llliltion do 1 ,
ar* more than it retrervad for tlie
larger yield of last year.
Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainfield. Ill .
makes the statement that she caught \
cold, which settled on her lung-: she 1
was tiealed foTa mouth by Iier family j
physiy>an. but grew worse. He told
her she was a ho|>ele*i vie im of con- j
siiniprion ai.d lint no medicine could
Pa Hilinrg
** T>>lnmbui (Unloii D<'i>ot)..
Ar. i harluua .
Ar. llenrlil.-
Ar. bk-hnnind
Ar. Washtnicfni'.
“ hs ilmora Fa B B
“ Phiiadalpbia,
“ New York
i *opi D'.tG
A IU|i l.'U.a
SGui 2 IV»
84&p 9 IS*
l.Ma It*
A OOn *
7 An 0
u i^a nr.i
lIUTsi 2.Via
2UBi> 6 An
Klrej.inc Car Line U-lwi-.-n Char.'t-ston and
I Al *n;a, rtn. Auansta. mnklna eonnocllon* at
uirc her. iter druggist suggested Dr. pAtian’s fur all is.tm* North aad W<mI.
King’s New Discovery for coiisunip- So.id Train. Wiween I'harlc*!on and Aehe-
I l ion ; *1*. bought a bottle and to her de- j ‘• rr Dnx ainr.nt Puiumin Boflct ParW
i Y'kl't found lierself lienelltted from first r (5iuiM*<*’t<anaat O.liunbia with thronTh tmina
j dosrt. Sbt? coiititllied it* use ami ;iftL«r 1 for Waslnnift'.u and (hi; K i*t; aliofor Jackaou-
i taking six nottles, found herself sound
and well; now doe* her own housework,
R’ul i* :i* wcH a* she efer whs. Free
trial bottle* of thi* Great Discovery at
N. Kiiickhalter’s, Barnwell, and D
E. Briggs it ( o’s., Blackvilie,. Drug
>rc». Large bottles 50 cents and $1 -
(0
vide and ail Florida Poiul*.
PBANX S. ttANNOH. J. M. mj»,
Thlnl V-P A Oeu. Mgr, Trafll)- Mnnsesr,
48 aahincton, D. O. 48 aahiuglou.iA CL
USOUiK H. ALI.SX,
Div. Pnst. A*t.,
Charleston. 8. O. -
W. A TURK, 8. H. F ARDWinC.
Urn'l Has*. Aft. Aast. (ieiTI P***. Agk
4Vasluagton,P. & Atlanta, (ia.
We are paying 17/V2 cents pel bushel of JO lbs for cotton seed in wagons
at our mill. . • . —
Itetter
Cash than ever before-offer
well couniYi*
Now the lime, the West End Store
the place,
. Mrs. C.- A. MRNBERCER.
Proprietress.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr M
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Special attention given to the compu
tation of water-power*, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed to meat Mar
tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten
tion. ' —ocli-80, ly
»,T. H. OWENS, *
Watch maker and jkwelkr.
✓
West "End Main St., Bakkwkm., 8. (’.
Tenorsrs cxisTlenec has »|UHlitte<l me to do
lh»- ls-rt wi'rk und tn guarunlc^ conipli te sut-
Isfactioii.
J^fHciMiirs exeented with promptness ami
.lisimtcli. Jewelry i>r)l«-red by rnmjile. I’riecs
as low a* the lowest
Crystals in Open 4Vateh ‘il < fs.
“ ""Doul.le Chw-lOefs.
J-if” Two doors Wert of Price's Repair Shop.
OH ARLESTON PR E sB Y T E R Y.
The Charleston Presbytery met 3 in
the Barnwell Presbyterian cmirch on
the fitii inst. The opening sesinon was
preached by Rev. 8, C..Byrd. the rctlr-r
ing Moderator. Rev. G) H CornelstTn
Jr. was elected bis successor. The'at-
ter.dancc w;a* not a* large as Gut people
of Barnwell would have liked. 'I’he
wouher was eitreqiely d sagreeabk* on
Friday and Saturday, hut the welcome
i«-meu was a* cordial a* heart couM
wish, and b Ah entertainer* and guest*
regrcited when the session of the Pres
bytery closed on Monday. The pro
ceedings throughout were interesting
and profitable. Sunday morning ser
vice* were conducted in the Pre-byte-
rian. Baptist and colored Baptist
cliurclie* by visiting minister*. The
sermons preached were ali of high Or
der and were greatly a op reel a tetchy
large and aUeniive congregat1oiis,<0n
Sunday evening the several churches
joined iu a union missionary meeting
at Presbyterian church, when a paper
was read by Kev. Mr Mtirchlson and
addresses delivered by Revs. Black
burn and CtiiueUoii.
To all who use meal we wjll say that there is an unprecedented demand for
export meal and the big mills are exporting thousands of tons, consequently
before long meal will be very scarce and high) Now is the time to buy*
bnder present prices we are prepared to make you a very liberal offer f<rr
seed in e.echanye for meal Write to US) We have spent a large sum* of
•money during the Summer putting in new machinery to perfect our meal
and we are nixing thfi^very best quality. T - - -
Do you use hulls? Are you aware in what active demand hulls are for this
season of the-veat? -T^ wide-awake Qr-tffi-ttte-tifue-. »yotu ttar-tfstraity" ready
to buy you will have to pay tip-top prices or go without*
A
BLACK¥1 LLK, 8.0
Will be at bis office in Barnwell even Bala*
<ur and Tuesday and B'< cft<-*daT DJu^rtng
Will be at Id* Homr oflk e In Hi*i-hvitte ev
ery Friday and Folnrday, and wtit make ap-
polntinci't* to m<“ t itatirnta at any of ooV
county towns or rail at thrir n-sldenoea.
I am a (nil wrudaat*: *>f Pbiiadri| bU Dent*
CoOere: have bad »*vtntrm veers active prae
tlcal experience, and can pleaseyoa Id quabt^
of work aud i>rirca.
FIRE I
Life, -Accident
Cordon.©
LIGHTNING,
i . —aXD-*— -
Live Stock
UtSURANDES
—At Lowest ftates fn—
Strongest Companies#
Butter, Calhoun & Co,
—orrfCK» at—
THE BANK OF BARNWELt-
Cliaricston & Western Carolina E*j. I#
Aaguslit null Asbville Short Line.
tk-heduK; in efftet July g.tid, levy. ,
(rnAok Msas ncotatanao no. 17*3#.)
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURE
TNE ORIGIN U NO CliRf NO PAY.
SO CENTS \ SOTTLi.
:40 a tui 1:40 pi
12:15 p m
i :2(i j» in
•J:W p in
•5:05 p ni
11:1(1 p U.
5:K1 p m
Barnwell, S C., Oct, 3d, IbRd,
Do your Matresses need re-stuffing or do you want to have new ones made?
How about comforts and quilts? The short staple cottdn (known as linter)
reginned from seed is far superior for above purposes and a great deal cheap*-
er than ordinary cotton* .
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO,
(?) S. FUZSIaIOX*, As. t MuaV.
'Tfic dkl reliable tiu* kintl jntif father*
used to take; * The one'Uiat never fails
to cure. Don’t waste time and money
experimenting with tievr cures. But go
for the best from the jump. Frog
Pond is the ounce of prevention and
pound of cure combined. Ask for it—
take no Btibstitute. if your merchant
dr>e* not sell It write wc will aend
it direct for 50 cent*.
DAVENPORT & FH1N1ZY CO.
WboJesaU; DfcagUis Amenta.
AUGUSTA GA
^ t.iS. IU.eihatlcJr,S«:iiug Ageat.
l.t'fTve Aiigtisfa
Arrive Gm-iiwuod.'... ..
" Anderson,)
Laurens
G recit v file..,...
Glen springs.....
Spa it an burg.....
$*tada.,,v.)...)) ,
]Iiridt rftoi:ville,.)i fi.-of p m
“ Awltfvfiic,'..)...)! 7;W>pin
Leave Ahheviffi'.| S^O a in
“ Spaffanburg.....[11:45 a ni
.Glenn Springs. ...'lU^XI ft m
(.recnvdlo ;I2.i
Laurens...,,....
,Antier>on
Ari IreGrrenWowl
A mtusta.,,,,..
Isaivts (slnonit Fails
Arrive RaleiKh.^
Norfolk
Petersburg
Rieliimscd
41
il
2:01 p (R- 4:4X>P If
liff7 p ni‘ 1:55 p ut
a m
2:’7 p IJST, a ni
6:10 p mi 11:10 a m
4.U
SM
7:80
6.<»t a
f>M a
I>e;tte Augusta .-
Arrive - Alb ndnle.
"^•vjWwajas;
Y(iua)i.-ee <4 fi:40 a m 4:30 put
Beuufort,...)),..; St:45 a m? 5:‘J0 pel
Pori llojal .,10:00 Bin 5:85 pwi
7:80 prf
hraru
( hariet.fon.
l Imrleefon ...
P. rt Hoyal...
Beaufort,....
Y< netssee.).
Fairfax .....
0 Al!- ndale,:...
Anive Au'upda.
rioee con t»<-orlofts a*- (I
points iHtS. A. 1-- and C. A (•■
at cpartiHibunf with
Kof hifonearion
rates, edictaiee.
\V. J. < it 8 Hi. <
F- M. MIRTH, Fol
1. M. U-r.ofc