The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 22, 1900, Image 3
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) The Barnwell People
RltBB Of SUBSCRIPTION.
H. F. Bulst Esq.' Wat in town
Monday. \ *
^ JoKn ft. Ctlllr
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n \ilvancw, p«r Annum fl.BO
rfTime...... ..$2.00
THURSDAY, It A RCtl 22, ihW.
fhe Ketrular ('ommantcanona of
Harmony Lodxe No. 17 A.-. F.-.M.-.
will be heM at the new MasorloTem-
l>le In Rarnwell upon Thursdar,
dn or next before the full moon In each
ftionth, beslnntiiff at early caudle light.
By order of W.*. M. - .
, H. P. Andsucom. Seeretarr.
MONKY TO LOAN.
Can place several loans on well im
proved, unincumbered Real Estate.
P. M. Buckingham,
Broker Hnd Rea! Estate Agent.
BEAUTIES!
Any one wishing to purchase a Bioy-
tele this season will do well * before do
Ing *o tocnll at J^R. Harrison’s, next
door to the Dispensary, atid inspect
Ms beautiful sample wheels, the 1900
Kpalding Chalnless and the Imperial
VVhe> ls. They are beauties and cheap
too. Barnwell, 3. Q.
Yft KrfPAiLS NO 1’t CE.
Notice Is hereby given that all per
aons trespassing in any wav upon my-
lands in' Red Oak and Rich Land
Townships by cutting wood, hauling
straw, pasturing stock, hunting or fish
ing. by day or by night, will on and
after this date he pioseeuted to thefull
extent of the law, ‘J J, 1J1LL.
March l:th. 1900
SPECIAL NOtH'E,
Tl;e ordinance forbidding the krep-^
!ng of hOijs within Che incorporate Hui"
Its of tbe town of Barnwell will go m-
tc eftect April l-t, PhiO.
Fair ami Final * Notice i« licreiiy
given that all lings found within the
tow n after said date will la* seized.
sold and the proceeds confiscated into
the town treasure.
C. F
(i>
CALHOrN,
Mayor.
NOTICE TO ELEt TION MAN
AGERS.
The money for the Managers of the
tleciinii belli in November, 1MK), has
•bem rei i tred,-ninl Is mn» betog-yrtbC
out bv Mr M F. Hair, at U^nflb e of
tbe Coui>tv Amlitor, All Mansgers of
the said •hetu.n will please call ami
re< *Ujt for their re-I»ective accounts!
-]n»e accouttV* <ti Mt- Ma tsgers at
Fair ax amt UubMo» ifcrlnct., having
been d lat “ii <••• .ttud the tunr preicrlh
bylaw were not apprm <-t| and tliere,
f-re th«*\ will iV.-citc tin pa' tor ih>-lr
•ertUps. Trnanng the itttive mittiA
will be ihoiooghiy •inder-nsaf bv all,
I am.
Very i r o'. « . I • • I' . ’ \
. M F Hair.
Cli’nt t uin of K.ectittit;
It K'tlatri.. Jr . C erk
Baruwei), M. ttareh R) 11* s i.
oh
on Tuesday.
P. A. Ema
down on Mo
was in town
of Aiken, came
TheCourt of Comman- 1 ’leas 1* get
ting along nicely wlilt its business. J
llr. John A Rouse of Otranto is in
attendance upon the Court tills week.
Mr. Willie Harley Is chairman of the
County Board ot Equalization this
term.
ROHEMAKY NEWS.
Bskino
Our school at Cedar Orqve closed on
Powder
Makes the food more deficioiJs nod wholesome
Mrs. John" 8. Shuck of Bamberg vis
ited relatives aud friends in town this
week.
Mrs. J. B. Meyer, of Walter born, is
visiting Barnwell relatives and f lends
this week. ^ .
Mr. Millard F. Hair is assisting* An-
ditor Duncrtn get the triX books ready
for the fall collections
The many Barnwell friends of Capt.
C K Clayton of Three Mile were glad,
to see him-on Saturday.
Supervisor Barker has ‘ sufficiently
recovered from a rough round with the
grippe to take the road again.
p ^ ■ $
The pastrrate of Kline Baptist
church has, been tendered to Rev. K.
W. Sanders. D. D., of Urcenvilte.
Mrs, Eugene R Buckingham and
two pretty ch.ldren of Ellcntou visRed
^lr». P. M Buckkighain last weck.
Our good friend Mr. T. D, Beard,
the true cotton prophet of CoMon,
gave us a pleasant call on Saturday.
Twenty thousand.acres farm land for'
sale. •'Terms Easy —A. S. llarizog.
Get your Easier Suits, lints, Shoes,
Shirts and Neckwear at Mol .lr’s, Ev
erj*tiling new, up-to date and cheap for
tlie Cash. ^
The Sute of South C arolina, |
County of Barnwell. J
In the General Session*.
J , A
To the Honorable, the Court of Gen
eral Sessions for tlie said County, lion.
Geo. W. Gage, presiding Judge.
We <tvave passed upon all the bills
handed to Us by the Solicitor.
1-. We Hud the jail in good condition,
well kept and no-complaints from the
Inmates. i
2. We have visited the noor house
and lind it in' general good condition,
^ell kept and paupers expressing
themselves ns well satistied wlrli treat
ment received. A Mrs. Sandifer, one
of the inmates of tliis institution, is very
old and Inlirm and we lind that she is
given to smoking and that in lighting
her pipe has set her clothes on-Jire and
_ opsni^xwuiuaug iiiii- clotin'S Ik. appear a
’ thatTTiis is a couuiToIi wcm ience, t and
for tfiie'safety of the poor iiouse build
ings we recommend that some steps,
agreeable to the law. he taken looking
to the safety of the buildings and the
protection of her person
Our Turkey 1 Greek weather pjophet
save that tlie back bone of winter is
broken, and that the pcaclt crop will
not be a fm) failure. ^
Mr. Birt Cornel , of the Seaboard
staff, t* In own for a mniitli’a stay, ami
is welcome as the advance courier of
that spicudid system.
Miss Daisy Justus has returned from
Baltimore, to the d, light of her^ijiany
friends, and will pre-ide over Mrs. To
bin's Millinery Emporium. -
• The special term of the common
pleas court presided tiVer. by Judge
Hudson t-oat fljU MJ. The Coiiri of Gen
eral 8essi«iis cost Jot last week ItOL
1 Rev. U. P. \V.ilkor w iil preach in tlie
TTrttryteriTii f*ttnrrh. Barnweli, on
nexTHiiuday at II !fo a. m and p, m
Geuuilie Exleiy- Melon Seed, seiccteil
with care Irniti line »i*es ami -hapes by
F. T. ,iiilers >ii and guarantee I, for
Sale at MLCJUL l»er lb. by «J. \V Patrick.
In the I niUui Sutf Di
DUtriet vl .>011111 <
.tn. i l'«
aroluia
uit.
It. the mstter off'. K G vie*. Uankrupt.
To ihe llonorabte W._H, Brauley,
Judge nf the Di-lriet ('wurt of tb.
I'ntied Mate*, tor the lM*triel ol
MMith < aroftiia :
I’ K tivle*, i»f• > «*'intv of Barn
was t rented to an in-
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY
For 1000, March Term.
years at hard labor.
William Simmons, colored, 18 year*
Old, p.eRtled guilty to house breaking
and larceny and wa* sentenced to nine
mouths on the , public works oi the
uountv. ' ./
Julius Green, charged with receiv
ing stolen goods, was fourtd Not Guil
ty.
.Sealed Judgment was left for James
A. Ross. -■ — ™ - -—■
'1‘he .General Sessions closed at the
noon recess on Monday-.
visit-
BLACKVILLK NEWS.
Miss Julia Carroll of Aiken u
ing Mrs. B. R. Carroll.
Misses Kuia Lee and Kloiso Iziar are
visiting their brothers in the land of
(lowers, Mr. II. 1). Iziar, Jacksonville,
and Dr. A. ft. I’.litr, OCaliU
Capt. J F. Hair ami family moved
Into their handsome new residence last
weele
fruit eating and,* nut cracking.
Tin exercises consisted of itlahjr de-
•fSHmatlons. sfter which dlnndr was an-
dounce'd. The table was made,I with
sll the dsimies •wnleh wonld make lh«
f ifents and ‘chijdren enjnv it. Alttir
Vacation of a few hour* the table was
relatd with any quantity of fVults,
nuts, and candy of all kind* which was
very enriciug..to all present, especially
to the scholars. ,/
SU PKKV IBOR’B NOTlUl.
In order to keep the Magietralea
♦hodth- inrti with R bwsket-pfe whr, f throMghont tha County ported as to the
whereabouts of tb« County Citain Gang,
I w III hereafter publish a notice In eacn
week’s issue of the CoUntv papers.
The Chain Gang Will be at Hurricane
Branch this week. Will iruve from
there tb near Fiddle Pond
„ O. W. Barker,
County rtnpv’ar.
GRICGl
new
R. C Roberts., Jr.. Clerk.
rgsy^the leadtag afrlsRitaral wi
Sbveral visitors Came over from Pow
ells Mill and joined us in our day’s
pleasure.
The patrons and trustees are vfry.
sorry tliat the school came to a close
after a 5 months’ term, and regret very
much that Prof. Tlios. K..'Bruce had
to close, but our best wish Is that “he
will t-ike the school for another year.
O,
GO
to the old reliable grocery
store of—,
CL W. PATRICK,
for Fine Family Groceries «>f ail Kinds.
Nothing but the be*t of tven thing to
tickle the’pslnte Glv^ me a trial and
be convinced of'what I say*'
G. W. Patrick.
j
oLar news.
l-i. Cninptainis liave been made .to us
as’to tim condition of the following
roads in tliis county*: Road at I’atter-
son MilHu bad noiidLiou; public-road
leading from ’Barnwell to Sand Bar
Ferry is being plowed into by th^ plan
ters on either side of the road; Road
leading from Sycamore to Seigling,
known a* tlie Bailey road in had condi
tion and with but few bauds along the
same; Road leatUng from Fiddle I’ond
to Sycamore also in b-id> condition
We recommend that aii of the aboVe
roads reported in bad condition be
taken in hand by tlie proper tiflicefs
and lie put in such condition as w ill in
sure Hie safety of the travelling public.
Complaint ha* also been made (hat at
“Long Pond,” on the Barnwell ami
IVillisioii road tlie ditches should bv
opened and the dirt throw n to the cen
tre of the road, so as to insure the safe
ty of the traveller
L Wellndfrom.il report of 4h« 8«-
nervisor that he ha* furnpiked •►no
mUe* of public road durijig (lie (M*t
The publip cordiaily invited to attviMr’ 1 repaired 123 btidgea’and built H
new ones.
~RTComplain 1 * have hcon male to vt*
that at many of tlie cios-iug* of tlie
The B. V P. I
teri stiog sod proll'alile Isik l>y JuJge I lM><-au*e of t]ie jolt In going over the
pnbHc roa<l« over Ihe- railroad* the
cro-«ing* are in »neh coodiiioo a* c*
rail si- loaded wagon* to 1»Tci,k down
Writ and -late
snl«l d *fri^T•.
Hist 00 lb
lie w a* «Ju
am ina.
of * .lull 1
re«|ieci|iiH\ /eoreaenis
*t Rb *l*v «•( l>. .•••'inlo-r. Iniip,
V a<ljudg>-il baiikruptMtioler
-I « ongre-* r.-'attl.g t*i b mk
• hai he tia« dttlv *iitrtli'iere<l J Y"'
It- ot pr.i ertr. j **•'
n T n«*
tile -let*
ruptet;
nil oi* ••roperlv apd righ
ami h i* I 'ilit coin|• o*«l mih all Hi*'
«|<iiieiMrnt* nf • .M *•<» and o' the or- I retnr»enh**^ by
«!«• * of the «our.t loucbing lm hank-} • l.e«ier contuy.
rwptct t —- I h •ii*e_n if
WHERKFOKK. h-* prars ihu he j h
may be d*-cr- e,| |,y the ewiiri to have , I
lull «li*cliaige 1 mm all ilebt* provanle I
again* in* e tai,-iiinler *aitl bankrojit
M« la, exempt such d- hi- a* are exc.-picd
hv 'aw from auch di*charge
Dated i4ii*. lUlh lav ol M «r>-li, A. D.
likW. C. K. u Y I.K>,
. ItNokrnpt.
I^LaR BHDS,
Attornevs tor P«-tiiioiicr.
Gsg- on la«f Suodav nno nlng. The
I’nlou |« growing in iutcie*l and Diem
her-hig^^
The Countr H*>ar<1 of Equadzatinn
met on riiur*dav. Only a lew a|i|H-al*
were pre«en{ed, ail'l the action i*f the
Towr-hip boards wa* sustained ui ev
ery l-.«»e.
Admiral an I Mr*. George l»ewey
pa-.e l ilir«Migh town M •nday *ft> i—
inm>o on a «pct'i*l *oiitln'rn triln for
3tvaiiuah, where a grtal weiepme was
given them ye«terdav.'
V _ e
Mayor Calboiiii cleverly gave u* s
new p«e-kel Imok a day or »o ago,- anil
our g-awf Lee* irh-nd* H. B. ftrini -*
and II K *• i la<u give it Hr-: green-
tn^ hack and sijver lining.
Work w a* commenced li*t -week ini
Mr K 4, Hurdle*,’• Depnfiment >ior«-
Uui Ming on Hurr Street. ju*t Sooib ol
Molair’a clothing *tore It iinaxirva
ce, front hf 7b in depth.
Garland t’.ff-v Tot, wiili'li I
J K. Murrv <»f D
• liniild be
rails. Wc recommend that tbe proper
ollicial* take tiiia mailer in band look
ing t«» remedy mg ihi* w.'ong
tt ttn xvcount 'of the immona#—vol.
nine of bti«inesa claiming our a
1 at thi* term of Court we have la? n un
able to 111 ,ke a tiimnugli examination
of tlie public otHce*, but apparently
they Are Hi good .‘ondilion and Weil
kept. *
7. In rcfcWnc# to the shortage of the
'►ond ot A F Free, ikte Comity Tteaa-
Iirrr. we :n« informed by Ihe S<o(irllnr
lhat suit ws« comnien.-ed in Noveiuher
iaal'agaiii't Hie sureties on the bond of
} 1 lie l;*le T'Ca-tirer and (lie ca»e I* il<a*k
I etrd for trial at tllia term of the Court
of Common Plea* The ih-fciid:tl t* J.
W. I.aiii'a-tcr atid C It Free have in-
I (er|M>*ed ileiiiurrer* In tlie ca*e, raising
I legal object ion-; and the defeiulauta S.
J G; M;H rield. K. M Kenncrly ami San-
I dilcr have put in m general denial
* which will rc<|iiir<* (lie State to prove
I itsca«e.' We hope it will be disposed
I of promptly. .
* A* to ihe |o«* of nioncv collected on
. r ~ | tax exceiitiona bv sheriff l.anca*|er
, .. , '' / '', r ' iliroiigli ilc|i«i-tt« i'i tlie Bank of Caro
a fi 11 1T1 ecoiiom J n or 'v | m yp,. ,| re by the solicitor
nc 1 of he* 11. 1 'hai he h»« taken ihe nialter in charge
Clev» r Ctiarlir HrowiiHcft vesterdav and In* made a demand on cx HheiilT
or F'ft Scott, Kan***, linvljig heard | Lani a*ter for tip- money lo*t in the
thaCttje ilne-i r«r load of thi* season’*
buc hinmled *io«*k I* waiting tlie'ha.to
lie cangnt *»v |ii* ca«li la**o. He’ll l»e
back mmiII rejoictrg.
A Tackv Psrtv will lie given on next
Toe-day Evening at the residence of
Col. J J. Brown, iiinler the auspices ol
the Bapiiat Young People’
nrdeted.
had upon the
March, A. D
ni Charleston
bVInek M
••oprt, tliat a ie
•Sibe mi (he ?*|
1900. before sat,
in said digHiCt-
a",| tliat notice ill
pulilislied in “Tue Pkoplr,” a new*
paper printed in -aid ili-inct. and tliat
all know n creditor* and. ntlwr peraons
In iutere-t may appear'al the *ald lime
mih! place and show cause, 1/ nnv Mi y
hams fa Iky the prayei •►) the said pci
turner sbnuld not be granted
And it i* further ordered by »he
court tliat (lie clerk -ball *cnd bv mail
to all known creditor* copies of *u|il
petition and this onlcr, ad Iresscd i<.
them at their places ot residence as
slated:
Witness the Honorable W. H. Braw-
ley, J edge ol tlie said court and the
Seal thereof, at Charleston/in said dis-'
trict, on the 13 day s of ' March, A, I>.
11)00.
C. J. C. Hutsori,
fSeal] v Clerk. '
. m**ter of rerem>-nn-w IU*w-
w ill Ik- :li re. AdiuiMMon ft e 10c.
CailetA. Clrasst'rean, sort <>f Capt.
ami Mrs J .y.,f*!ia«*crvan, of Three
Milo Township, died at Clein*on Ctd
lege on Thursday ia*t tif Pneumonia,
and w is buried at St John’s church
near Khrhardt on Friday ilis parents
were With him in his last illness, and
have ttic sviiipstliy of many trn-iuD 'n
their great sorrow
A <;otH) COt'RT.
RAILROAD NEWS
Jolin Skelton Williams of Richmond
was elected President of 'he Florida,
Ceutial and Peninsular Railroad last
week
Major Bolling, elitet engineer of tlie
fceaboard surveyors in this state, is it>
Charleston with his staff to begin tlie
final location of thoiine to Augusta -
It is claimed that plans for the com--
hination of the Seaboard system will tie
Completed soon, and that its troubles
fn the courts are ail ended.
J
COME HOME CHILDREN*.
-
Now Mist there is direct railroad
Connection between Barnwell a'luKwtlie
Upper Three Rufts section, aiKHan-
other coining, nradiy people are in fa
vor of rubbing nof thC Mink Holland
line of division between Barnwell and
Aiken counties and of pottiog tfre line
back to the Runs, fiatuttds dlvfslort.
They argue tliat Ellenton |>eople can
Come to BarnwCH by rail in quickef
,fime and at loss expense than they can
ch Aiken through Augusta, while
country people' Using their own
Jf »yances, the road <0 Barnwell is
*r and better lhan that <0 Aiken,
entirely a matter for decision of
joe people between the UppW Runa
and the present line, a mite East of that
stream. It concerns them, and if they
should decide to come back Barnwell
County will be glad to welcome their
During the General t-essions five ver
diet* 01 Gitilty and ten of N->t tifilliy
w.cie found by the petit juries. Four
dclcmlaiits pleaded - Guilty ami one
mistrial was entered
For this-xeeurd breaking dispatch of
luisiness all the ( ourt^eservea ihe well
dc ne of fhivtax payers
Judge Gage has the happy faculty
of expediting business, withmit strain
of worry or piejudice to ffie riglrtA. of
the 8tate or delence, Solicitof Town-
semL.Aa^hsaywTrvdt and w hile com
tnendalWy thoriuigh and f Mr wsst**,i m>
4iine, tlie xttorneys for the defendants
were exceptionally well prepared and
lost no time on sMe issues, the jurie-,
grand and petit, were prompt ami in
telligent, witnesses in their places and
the Clerk ami Sheriff steady and ready
veteran*. Crier Halford was the only
official w ho had a pic nic time.
Hank; which lia« not been paid. — Fur
ther. lhat sidt ha* not let been com
menced on lb** bon I *« lie i* awaiting a
result of an investigation of the book*
of eXrFlieriff La ca-ter a* to monies
due jun tax executions, now tadug made
lit 1) II WT*e,' f Expe-t, tnwler tlie di
rection of tbc t-mking Fund ( ominis-
sion commenced mj Dectnber la-t; in
d
save.
ex pen
'The Grand Jury recommentlfrl In it*
last prcscntincni the erection of a-jirc
p'oof room for records and otbFr,
change* in the Gourt Iiouse. and no ac
tion having been taken in tbi* regard,
again calls the matter to the attention
of t'JI* t'onrt.
Tlie Grand Jury begs to I’etoni Its
thatrks to Mte HonoVahlo, the presiding
.Inllgc. fof courtesies and assistance
rend'-re'd them, and t.o wisli him con
tinued prosperity and usclulness n tlie
high office lie so* ably, and graciously
rtlia. , J. A. JXN KINS,
■ Foreman.
Capt 3. N Green iHvd-fwmUy have
moved into their new home, formerly
owned by Capt. J. -H Levy, and are
now, fortunatciy for us, permanent
residents of our town.
Mr*’. V. M. Welssinger and Sirs. G.
N*. A*kew have been quite ilnivell
i'lielr many, friends hope for their
early restoration to perfecj, healtji,
• A Concert Rnterlainment will be
given at I’ark ifaTT'Thursday evening,
^2d lust Admission '2ii and U> cents.
The nroceqds will he used in painting
tlie parsonage. An evening of delight
ful enjoyment is promised, and these
good people always over pay their
promises, and on tMi* i occasion we
cheerfully go their security and en
dorse their pledge*. Lei all go and be
sides helping a praisewoitliy cause get
pleasure many times worth their in
vestments.
Thi* scribe ha* had long experience
of Blackvilie’s bmindlesV hospitalities
and of his own knowledge can trutli-
fulh’ testify tljat lilt? Banquet enjoyed
On the evening of (he 14th Inst., by the
Ma*Qnirof Blackvilie and their brother
guest* from WillDton, Denmark, Bam
lierg, TTSrrnrpTTr*prinrgffent.- Mvonmnrvr
and the uttentiost parts of thi* juris
diction was one unmatched in mII the
long pv*t and that will not he surpass
ed uiiiii anoihcr utid OvU»r gCOsJaUvu
shall lill our places.
'The Feast was served in Brown’s
Hall, whi'li was tastefully det'orated
for the happy occasion, and served a* a
lilting frame work, for the happy as
semblage, ‘•heir* of all the ages,” a*
the v Itsiened to tbe traditions held sa
cred I rum tlie lung ago and enjoyed the
ilelicloiis viand* so abundantly pro-
iae ***** I tided and so |>erfes»tly -pngiaiMd Tor
ttentlon j ,|, e | r ,.fp a n ir ^ comfort. And in my do-
j liberate judgment no man tliere can
ever hereafter grumble at hi* home ta-
! hie tliat cooking I* a lo-t ait. and lhat
I Mie hoi»«ewlves of the present time can
1 not tvook a* mother ti»cd to do'.” And
] il I know anything Of mind reading ev
ery lord of creation living In ItSack
• Vii e wa* proud In heart that hi* better
half had so swceteiiej'these triumph*
' by tlie touch of her hand*, w hile each
I gne*t left hi* heart in out towiv and
cafrled away a bit ol the latch strings
, of tkelf host* as souvenirs of thi- white
j letter night. To tne ts-k of deaerip
lion I admit mvself as fully unequal as
! we were U> the hapny lalior of c«tn*um
' ing the pita'lel of gisnl tiling- that wme
heaped kopje high In splendid abuii
i dilocC. »
District Grslid Deputy John R Bel
1 linger was Master of Ceremonies, and
| in. a magnillccnt address clianned all
he-irets by the titne«s and tlrinness ot
t lii« logic and Ihe well rounded elo
{ quence of hi* periods.
Several Members took degrees In the
| higher secrets of tlie order, and w ith (lie
I one regret 'bat the banquet con d not
bc<nnvertcd Into a protracted meeting,
home folks and visitors within their
gales tfekked back to every day life
carrying pleasant memories of Black-
vilie as pictured March I4'h, Iffffd.
And now, turning from tlif |Mst.
looking to tlie present and future I
quote, as prophetic, an expression made
aJcW da vs .IgnJjy ' ‘ol, L. A,. Einergon.
lc?-ton Dlvl*t"H of the Southern Ka
Again has tlie small pox scare reach* ]
td our towsn. A second timn our Irus-
tees have'cloxcd the publ'c Mi#il, as
quarantine rcgttlatioii. It Was pro
claimed to be amall pox, the genuine
article; so pronounced by Dr. F. W,|
Ghltty. . Upon inquiry Ihe Dr. posi
tively denies tlie statement. He had
not even seen a single case. Dr. N, F.
Kirkland assured every one that the
three case* were only small pox of the
'mildest form.
About one day of sickness in bed and
It was all over. Tlie gregf'evTT dime
F. BUIST;
ATTORNEf-AT LAW,
BLACKY I LLR, - - - -
C.
Affnt for Rsrswoll feast j for tbe Jlsirrirsa
Hoad sad Trast fuaiiiaajr of Baltlaiorr,
is prepared to furnish bonds for Exec
utors, Administrators, Giianiiaus,
Trustees and all public officers.’
here is the wi!d TiiiaglbkIlOn excited;
csffsing the stopping of our stilioql. - Is
it not a pity that the gTcat oniversity
rtf the people —tlie freti public •school--
is so managed that, every focal malady
imixt retrobet to the injury of tlie fu
ture citizen* of tlie common weallh,,our
innocent children ?
Roll of Honor of the school for Jan
uary :
Ella Scheider. Dora Bchelder, Pat
rick Schelder, Willie Barker,
DriJ.H.E. MILHOUS
CJ! 11 rjp/-vU PIP WTtCT'
vytl rvvrBiVPt L/Ciix 1 to 1 a
Morris, Lena Joyner. Frank Proveau,
-Maggie Morris, Martha and Lizzie Prn-
vean, Tillius Morris. Frank Goes*, Mm
Morrl*, Frank Hrarr, Richard Morris,
Corbett Illers, Georg’ Mofrit, Be*sle
Chitty, Olar Morris. Jennie ib ssingcr,'
Kll* Bcssinger. Belle Cook, Lee lies*
singer, Emma Cook, Emma Be*«lng'r,
Laura A Chitty, Pauline Bennett,
Herbert Morris. A t h Hn Morris. Ida
Bcssinger. Ma^U: Joyner, Preston Ben
nett
La«t week at her step father’s, Geo.
Ayer’s. Miss Annie Green’s apron be
came Ignited from lire In the yard.
While tlie ffamc* were leaping up to
her face, site delilteratriy tore the
apron from her. breaking the bm.d;
•lie did not run. Tf* have itnne *0
meant certain death, as the wlnA was
"blowing. Th(* sitting lady exhibited
remarkable presence of mind and rare
coolness,
Olar now own« a manufacturing
plattt. J. B Joyner and Co , have e«-
fahli.vbed a shingle factory near tow it,
on the *-altkehat4'hie, close to the track
•of tlie F C. A P. R It. The rtiachin-
ery wa* bought at Lock port, N, X.
The plant cost alH>ue|HiX) and will re
quire ten hand* to furnish block* and
run the mill. Its capacltv Is said to be
twenty thousand shingles per day.
The shingle, is a superior article,
nearly as smooth as dre**0d lumber. I
regard it a better shingle than that
produced by tbe Florida tnllla. The
•uppiv of bvprbs* limber in Hallke-
hatchle i« almost unlimited. The mil!
will cut for Northern market*
The attention of Louis Scheider, a
farmer here, was attracted by some
buzzard* in his Held. Upon closer ob
servation he found a raccoon, acting
very qtiecrlv. The coon attacked a
cow, jumped u|>on her and scratched
and bit her on head anti no*e. The
cow tossed it furiondly from her. On
drawing nearer, to hi* surprise, the
coon took after him atb! Ills nephew,
who fuiirril safety in flight. Securing
lii* fun lie returned and shot it
There ekn be no doubt but that the
coon had hydrophobia, iluntera tell
it* of hydrophobic foxes that the dogs
will > ot run.
Martin Chitty ha* just shot and kill
ed a mad dog on our sttefets.
More anon, P.
BLACKY!LLK, - - 2. * 8.C
Will be at his office in Barnwell cverv Sales
drty and Tuesday and Wednesday following
Will be at. Ida Rome office in BlaCkrillee*-
ery Friday and Saturday, ahd will make ap
pointments to meet patients at any of owl
eodnty towns or call at their resldehhea.
I am a full graduate of Philadelphia Denta
College; have had #r van teen years active prat
Robert I Ileal experience, and can {ileasayotlln qualit*
0 oHarthy AmtmcM.
iam wgrlewitatwl
Dtataa, In chib with thlai .
ctenadingly kiwflsrura. TboAjremKus.
Tesirr tv remarkaido for tha rarSetr and
of Its outeics, and Is ubd-Hibtedly *r
- ' of Its kind.
itaq
'M
such as Uwa
fftock.-Datvy-
Marfcr* Oar-
dmlag, and other topics, written by |
owl tnd soebsssfal bkrnun, suppirmected
with Uluktlratkms l y atJo artists, combine
to maka it invaluahlo to thosowho •* farm A
for a living. The latest Mar kata and
Commercial Agrtmlturo are fe*lures in
w hich The Aosicduxsist U uuexcellad.-
s
Short Sto
ries,, L**t-
Th-rOaod
Cook, Pwssla Cowtesta, Library Corner,
and Yoon j Folks' Pag# combine to mafia
this Department ot as much value and Inter
est as most of lha Special Family Papers.
i ■ s SS
A Cyclopedia tf Progms nil Enots
Alt sanding their stiheerlptlons, under onr
Clubbing offer, are povuted, postpaid, wltU
tbe AMKKICAM . AOlUCUI.TUBfSf Year Book
mid Almauae for loan. This great- book Is n
Cyclop<-dla of Progress nnd Events of tho
World, a Ualda to Markets, Marketing, anti
Prices, ,
YEARBOOK
AND ALMANAC
▼•rr 8ub> ^ _
culture. Industry, Oommeroe. and Markets; Tub-
lie Affairs, Koooomloe, and P-.Utica; HousehoLI
Edncstloa, Religion, and Socle*r. It la also an
Almanac of Calendars, tha weather. Astro
nomical Data, Uinta for Each Month, Dates, ate.
of work and price*.
Farijis for Sale.
Here the,long - looked - for
chance to buy a good farm
on accommodating
terms. Stop paying
* rent and own your
own home.
NOTICE.
A oompwtMvc examlnmlmi will be
held nl Blackvilie on the 6th of Mav
next to select a cadet fof, Nsiyftl Acad
emjr from the ibid Cong’f. Dlst. Ap
plicant* must be pliyvicaily sound, of
good motal character-and will be ex
amined in tlie folli>wlng brandies of
-indieo, vis; Writiug, raadiitg. spoil-
BX^NWEI-irroUNTY. -
D. -8. HAIR l'LAGM—4*1 acre*.
Barnwell township, l^>* , cleared, bal
ance In smallwood; 2 ordinary huilJ-
ings.
H. L- O’BANNON—Mb meres, Bsrn-
well ptwnship, 21*1 acres cleared; Ij
miles from Barnwell G. il.; 6 building*,
good order. ,
RICHARDSON—“I afar Hair* place
— Bennett Springs township, 72-*t acres,
2nd acres cleared, balance ash, oak and
cypress; I) miles Brown’s landing on
Savannah river! 3 b‘Jilding*, medium
condition.
PEACOCK—“Bbek” tract—Bepnett
Springs township, 6tJ acres. ItMi clear
ed; 2 buildings; 10 mile* from Barn
well, near Patterson's old mill.
J. A. ROUNTREE PLACE—Ad
joining the above, *0 aefes, III cleared;
one building.
T. E A W’. S. TURNER PLACK4-
.11)0 acres, 130 acres cleated, halance
plde and oak; 3 miles from Dunbarton;
3 bnihlinjtft;
EDWARD CARrYE PLACE—
Rosemary -townslilp, 8ffl a’Crgs, 128
acre* cleared, balance In small timber;
no bufldings.- •
SAMANTHA WALL — Rosemary
townslilp, HR) acres, 41) acres cleared;
buildings, good condition; 5 miles from
Willlston.
ANNIE E. DYCHES—Blackvilie
townsliip, 131 acre*, loo acres cleared
•iiigll timber on baiartec? 2 building*
tiiar A*liley station, 2 miles from
blackvilie.
H. F. 8NELLIXG PLAGE—Red Oak
township. 7AO acres, 230 acres cleared
3 buildings; 7 miles from Urftfrweil,
miles front Knelling P. Oi
M A. BArtl.E? M.ACK^tled Oak
township, 150 acres, 60 acres cleared; 2
building*: 5 miles Irom Barnwell; A.
C. L. R. R. runs through place.
*"» P HICNTnT—rT.YlflE—Reti Oak
he
ot the 4
Agrtcultnrlst,
uagazioe form, will l* msiied tojroo by addrsas-
mg the AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, Maw York*
Our SPECIAL Offer:
Botli papers one year for f LuO.
•tffieppitt
T/15 IVesi End Store
Is aettln: ou%~ *
Great > Bargains
In every Line of
• t 9
Genera! li.erchandiso
All The Time.
Call and choose. Better value* fot
Cash than ever before offered in Barn
well countv.
Now the time, thq West End Htore
tbe place,
Mrs. G, A. Jil’RMRCER.
Proprietress.
DR. ISO. P, LEE, JR.,
DKNTIf*T. Office. Willisten.
3. C. Equlnpnd for travel*
tJj -UXi7||hg. Work done at yonrf
hoiffu any where in .Barnwell County.
Will be ai office in Willlston every >af*
urday 2nd Monday. lyr
T. B. ELLIS, Jr*
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attention given to the compn*
tatlon of waler-powars, leveling ana
drainage.
A postal ran) addreaeed to meat MarJ
tin, 8. 0., will receive prompt afteftJ
lion. * octl-80, ly
THE GENERAL SESSIONS.
Ad associations.
Tbe separate railroad coach law goes
Into effect April HtMiz » —
Headquarters of the Barriwell County
Regiment, U. 0 V.
Barnwcff C. !!., 8. C , March 2l8t. T9O0.
For years the Ladie*’ Memorial As
sociation of Bafnwt-ll has laimred for
tlie success of tin; Cause wWch has been
so near and dear tef evefy member of
the Association, i h^y have nearly
succeeded hi raising a sufficient fund
to secure the monhment Now let each
survivor ot tlie lost cause show their
appreciation by aq ucknowiedgehtebt
on their part by -way of a small ’^ptri--. diet in the case of-
bution mafTeddjyeet;to me at. Barnwell
and all otherk that are friendly to the
CAu*e and wishing to peipetuate thff
memories ot thoge.in a lasting mono-
mont-wlilch shall strfnd for ages to
cmieaN a tnkffn to thefrjtabriotisin and
devotion to principle. -Now let ui ral
ly to their aid iff their supreme effort
and assist them in their la«t appeal.
All couiribtitfona will he duly acknow
ledged through the county papers and
a copy of receipt for total amount re
ceived signed by the proper officer of
tbe Association authorize^ to receive
Following our la*t week’s report
t|ie<e ca«e* were disposed of:
True Bills for House Breaking and
Larceny wore found on two indict
iiiehts against The "d ire Gantr. a color
ed boy It years old He (Vended guil
ty ami was sentenced tp six months af
hard labqr! in each ease.
True Bill against 0, F. Wilson-x
Murder.' Not Guilty.
way, **flliickviiTo is tlie best ^dace with *
in my knrtwledge for tlie.JucaYiou of a
successful cotton mill.”
ArftJ there i* no man in South Garo-
Phia better posted on busfness uiatteis
of ifrt*cla<* than Gol.“ Emerson^ And
lie st/niii. the mil exactlv on the head
Our town tAjpcated |n tlie heart of HiA
oottou belt,. sWipping-K.nuo bale* an
nuall v, more tlian anv other station he
tween Charleston and Angusta, Coiurn-
bia aruj»8i«vaoiirtii BuUduig material
is abundant and near bv.'Yqbor of the
l»est sort chit ire gathered nfmoH^withln
I hearing of a siren whistle, and qii>T,ive
citizens are ready to contrihuD a su
cient site and to take flff.OOO in stork.
( oople the interest they take with rail
road and liea’th advantages and Col.
Emerson’s opinion ?.* In value a fixed
fact tliat no man can doubt or dlspiVive.
' X , ■ A. B. C.
ELKO NEWS
Trufe Ifili against r. I. Ilntson—Dis
posing of l/ropertv under Lien.
James Mitchell alias Eugene Mit-
cliell, f.Deoe Mitchell alias . J. L. Mit- | renyille were guests of
elicll weie found guilty of House
Brc tKing and I.arcenv, and each ecn-
tenced Cc due year at hard labor.
I’antlufr Dortch and Charley Child*
guilty to House Breaking and
itud sentenced to a year at
pleaded
Larceny
hard lator.
Grant
ty
Frederick—Murder, Not Guil-
Alonzo Cave find Evans Cave—Re
sisting a in .(filicer and-Carrytng Con
cealed Weapons, Not (Juilty. ,
James A. Rcfss—Aszault and Batter^
With fnwttt to KiH. Guilty.
Curtis Mencety—MurTer, found guil
ty of MHUSlajfghter.
The jury fAjled 40 agree upon x ver-
returu to tlieir old home and ita honor- R7 Trusting you will be proinplrTu
making yotir contributions.
I am your* fraternal’v.
FRANK II. CKKECH.
Col. Couidg. U. C. U. C. V.
Handy Sailder*—Hou.«e*Breaking and
Larceny, a mistrial was eoteml and
the case nn| prossed by the rtirricitor.
Warren IWHHams—Hou-e Breaking
grfil Ijirceny, Not Guilty
Tony Bishop, Elliot Dublin—lf order,
Npt Gtrilty’.
The fudi«itufpm£ against (h A. Jotf-
eis, assault ao<f battery ol a high jEitf
aggravat'd nature, wij* noi jHros*e*f.
A motion for coidinuffnce to the nest
term |n behalf of Mr D. 1*. Johnson
made by bis attorneys and opposed by
the conn-el for the Mate wa* granted
~ The case’AgHrnsY P 1 . f. Hutson—Dts-
po*ing-of |*r«-j»erty under lien, was con
tinued on accouht of IIHie** of tbe de
fendant. • “ y
CuiMa Ucneely Wm tenteueet] totwe
(Tiir town is ffourishing once more.
Asparagus growers will begfq slilp-
ping soon. Messrs Etheredge and
H-air cut ope bunch last w eek, tlie first
of the season.
. Mr. J F Marsh and fatally of War-
Mr. B. Itecd
last Sunday.
Re'vr^V. (?. Bri ton a<fsi*fed Rev. G.
N. Askew With iris sctViees here Sun-
tmr. ' . ’* .
ffev. Air. McYarlitn of Ihe M. E
thiiivh ®at W’iHist"n preache<i to a
large congregation at I p. gi. last Sun^
dav. He will preach regular sermons
at tlie same time.
Mrs. M. E, Lfmbriek and family of
Wllliston fJpent a rHiort time wf h
friend* ft few days
Mr. B. K. Fickling and mother re
cently Visited relatives liere.
We were very sorry to learn of Hie
recent illness of Mr*. Alice, Thompanm-
* Me**—t Creeeh has been visiting at
LLiavJilit
WmdfFa hiatory. arithnfrtic,
and G^ometrv.
W. J. Tklhert. M. C.,
2nd Dial. 8. C.
Headquarters Uamp JJm llagood. No.
7-m, U. C. V.
Allendale,’8. C., Mch 17. IDOO.
Memlicr* of tlie above Camp are re
quested to meet at their headquarter*
at Allendale on Saturday the 24111 inst.
for tile purpose of elcctlffg officers and
delegate* to The Reunion >1 Louisville.
Ky„ May 30 31 and June 1 2 3, and to
attend to other important busiuea^ .
A lull attendance is requested.
W. K. Brabham.
4'onnor, Uommandftr.
Adj!,
A
Bi.suiarkTi Iron NervA
Was tlie result of ills'aqilendid heajtfi.
I'ldomitahle will and trememloii* Ciner
gy are not found wlrere Stomhch, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are Out idNprder.
If you want,these qualities and I
cess they bring, nee Dr. King’s ffie
Life Pillif. They develop every power
of brain and body. Only 2‘>e at- C N.
If&rrkhalter’s.
K. Briggs
DruggistL
&
Barnwelljs C., and D.
Go,, Blackvilie, 8. C./-
SEIGLINGVILLENEWS. - r
Mrs R. R. Barker and little soffr 1 of
FIPEI
Ltfe, Accident
•», .
isRDaisy Hair cf Bi?ck7ni6 tlGited
Miss Maude Half. . ^
J.
J^vS'Y vfcWM.
Farmers hare been hu?y planting
corn before beginning to work for king
cotton.
■"is* Alttfe Sea*e of Ulmer is the
guest of Miss Heskie Jenny.
Min Minnie Jennv is apemling some
time at tlie attractive +ome of 'apt,
god Mrs W. K. Hwmae of Khrhardt
Mr. Jacob Williatna lias tim. uuitrsct
to cairjr the mail from hero u> 8yea-
inore, however, this docs not go into
ctfuct before July 1st. L
B/unron are visitingftiie home oT Mr.
and Mrs. O W. Barker.
Many farmers are planting corn this
week.
Mr. T. Wilson and family are ex
pecting to ino\e to Allendale to their
old home. ■
buildings!? miles front Barnwell.
SIMON* P#IW3TKh I’LA^E—850
acres in Great Cypress’ (oitrusliip, 800
acres cleared, lialaiice In good piu6 and
oak; 4 buildings.
R. C.,% W. HALFORD PLAGE—
I50acrei<, Great CvpreM township, 120
acres cleaieu, balance tu pine and oak;
l building.
I. J. MILLER PL A CH—Willlston
townaiiip, 15T)'aeris, 12P acre* cleared,
balance pine and oak; 4 buildings.
.8. 8.FUR8R PLACE—Balrtnc town
ship 1115 acre*, 3-V) cleared; fairly well
timbered; near Mar'in station on 0. A
W. R. R.; 7 buildings.
JENNIE II BROWN F^LACfc-Bal-
doc township, 410 acres, I OP acres'
cleared, balance in small timber! £
butldtngs, fair order.
IL B. AT’fAWAY PLACE—Red
Oak townsYiip, 110 acresi. 00 acres clear
ed ; 2 buildings; 7 miles from Barnwell.
W. 3 HAVENER PLACE-S-Red
Oak township, 130 aeres, OOaereilcleHi 1 --
d; 2 huildings; within j mile of Boll-
Itfj^Springs.
A M BERG COUNTt.
rYcE PhACE—10IW) aeres, Bnfffrd’s
Bridge towiislvln, 200 acres cleared,
halance in the ffhast, timber; 2 miles
from Govan? 10 tnilftHroni Bamberg.
CONNEU.’P s 1»LACfessTlvf6G Mile
township. 2R'» |ieies, j00 Henuv^cleared,
fairly well timbered;’! buildifi]
condition.
HtTTO PLACE—Gfeorge’n CreeE
township, acres, 500 acre* cleared,
balance in timber; II buildings,» miles
1%. ... It,.- 4 . . t 1 1
LIGHTNING,
—s-^AND
- Live Stock
INSURANCE.
A T^tuiaud Tongue^
nie K. Springer, of 112.\ Howard 8t.,
Philadelptila, Pa., when she found that
Df. King’s New Discovery for Con
sumption completely Curqd her of a
hacking cough that for many years had
made iffa a burden. All other remedies
and doctolf*could glvd'lier no lielp, hu#
-be says of the Royal Cure—“It soon fi-
moved the pain In Rify chest and I can
now sleep sound I v. sometbing I Can
scarcely rgmomber doing before. 4 1 feel
like sounding ita prat»es throughout the
1’iiirerae.” >0 will every one wbp tries
Dr King's New Dl«e©very for an\ trou
ble of the Throat. < best or Lung*.
Priceami*14)0. Trial bottle* free
at C. N. Bnrckhalter’s. Barnweli. and
|». K. BrTgg* A Co’*., Blackvilie. Drug
btorvs; every botli • guaranteed.
fair
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies
But/er, Calhoun 4 Co.
—OFFICES AT— *
THE BANK OF BARNWELL*
Charleston k Western Carolina R'y. W
Augusta and Ashvilie Short Line.
Schedule In effect January 17th, 1000.
Lea?e Augusta....
Arrive Gfecnwood
Anderson
Lauren* .........
Gfeepvllle
Uleh Springs..,..
Spartanburg—
S.iluda.......
Henderaoiivtile...
, Jlabevllie
M
lit
li
U -.40 a «T
12:15 p m
1:20 pm
8KX) p m
4:05 p m
8:10 p n.
5:33 p ro
0^)3 p in
i 7,-00 p ni
1:40 p I
6:10
fc
10:
;io pa.
76 a ^
16 aii
• ••9m* •
0:00 atf
• • • ••le
*•••••»
from Bamberg, 2 inile* from Govan.
AH of tlrt above farm* will be sold at
low prices and on easy tehng of IS) to 25
pef bitititMrX, and balance on onej two,
f x proa-the lagitu :c-Qt Aii- Abyefl andiTou'' s**™- Apply to _
j. t. grHEAjb
BA>tBERG^'^C.
T. ri. OWeNs.
WATCH MAKER IK* JKWK1.ER.
West Kxd Main 8t., BaihwAll, 8. C.
Ten years experience haa qualified me to do
tbe beat work and to guarantee complete sab
Isfortion. , . . .
y^fKepairs rxrcefert with pfmnpineaA and
dbnatt b, JewaLi.i ouicred by aampki. Prtow
as tow as (he lowest'
cry Mats in Open Wat<-h25'-ta,
“ “ iKMidr case to eta.
UT Two doon W«»t of Price’•
Leave Ael)cvffl«.....'....
“ Spartanburg
*' Glenn Hnrings....
“■ Greenville: ......
Lanrcna..
“A’ Aafferron .;.,...
Anive Gryenwood
Angmta.
f'allioun Fafli'..'.-.
8220 a m
11:45 a m
I0;00 a m
12:01 pm
1:37 pin
2: 7pm
6.-10 p to
..•.••••*
4:10 p as
4^0 pza
7:15 pa
6:33 a a
M» pa
10:48 a a
LeavA
Arrive Haleigh.... ......
“ No-fotk
“ Pttebbnrg.I..
“ Richmond
«•••
4:44 p in
2:10 a m
7:80 a m
5:00 a Blj..
...... 1 bJJO a mL
ibMpaf
Leave Augusta . ..
Arrtvd Aflcndaie a • •jr* • * ^4*4 .•••••••'
w Fairfax
“ TemaneC.. f .
. Maafovt, ..j
_ w Port Royal.........
UavT Port Koydl....”/
4 4
44
44
44
Beaufort,.
TcnuMfee
Fairfax —j—
Allendale
Arrive Augusta
3:58 pa
6:12 pa
7:15 p af
8:15 pipf
8:25 pa
7:86 a a
• •#<« a •••
7:45 a a
8:40a
0-3) a a
O J'i a a
11-56 a a
< lose connections at Greenwood for
pointsunS. A, I- and4*. AB. Railway, I
at Spartanburg with Sosubrrw Railway.
For any afurwTatlbc relative *o "
rate*, acbedeW. e»e.. :>«i.io «a.
W. J. <*MG,Ge« “
F w. NORTH. Sot.
T. w.
t~rr
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