The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 12, 1900, Image 2
The Barnwell Peoole.
M3. V. ROmES, Hfttr I PnpT.
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'THUKSHAT. APifIL Mi 1WO.
"MAKfXO A 1I1C9S W IT.”
When Admiral Dewey came '.tome
from the Philippine*, the hero of the
hour, tome (uthlnf people
makluf him Preeldent. The old eallor
put the laiu|^atlon behind klin, Myin/c
that he “would make a oMtee of If/ -
And he baa, like moat aea dogt, dore
'nothing but make mistake* since get-
ashore. Marrying a charming
woman, wealthy and blue blooded, was
dll light, provided he had kept her In
Her place. But her pretty ambitious
Hoad waa haunted with dreams of the
White Uonse, In which she would
Be even greater than the Preeldent, the
0ret kuly of the land. Under the
Wltetory of her blandishments of
amllea, perhaps of tears, her husband
has consented to be a giild bug cnndU
date for the highest office la the Na
tion. And as a oat’s paw of crafty pol-
tflciane anxious to defeat Bryan, the
choice of the people, be will soon find
Bow greatly be has thrimk In public
estimation, while hi* brilltent better
Half wilt probably come to the unbap
nr eonvl avion thud
“Marriage Is a (aHure.”
Wnder auspices of
tep
rtbvy of Religious Kducailon Che Na
ths AmerleawSo-
‘N 1 ®'
tlonal Biblical Uongrem will be held In
the Foundry M. E. Church, Washing
ton. D. C., next week, commencing
Tuesday afternoon .and closing Thurs-
dhy noon. Delegate] from twanty dif-
ftnretit States will be present, perhaps
fHwn more.
The ends sought hr the congress are
thna stated In twe official call:
To reaffirm the faith of the churches
Id'the Bible as the revealed word of
Oodfhpd' the standard of faith and
ptactivC ■ •
To review whet bav been dhne and
eonetdbr wltws more my be done by fhe
hotaa, tbo dundav-school, the pnlpit
and the college to disseminate Scriptu
ral knowledge.
To determine the value of the meth
ods of Biblical Instruction now In
use, and to decide what new method*
may be employed.
To laani how best to carry the Word
of God to the unchurched masse*.
To promote a generous fraternity
among those of different faith* and
,iame«. who own Jesua Christ for Mas
ter, and desire the triumphs of the sa-
cred volume.
To oontrlhute by all the foregoing
means to a revival of Biblical Chris
tianity and the unlllcatlnn of the spirit
of American Protestantism.
south Carolina will be admlrebfy
rep res-n ted by the following eserllert
delegation; Mrs. W. V. (Jill, Chair
man; Mrs. W. F. smith, Mrs. Hugh
A^ken. Mrs A. M. Kennedy,. Mrs. K,
II. Hams, Misses A. H. Arnold, idle C
OtokM and Agnes Tyson.
THE COMING CAMPAIGN,
It la foreshadowed that a proposition
of thla purport will be presented hr the
State Demncrstio Convention, to be
held In Columbia next month: Th»t
Instead of campaign mettings In' each
«ountr they be limited to one or two In
each Congressional District.
Should that fall of passage, as It
ought, it will be proposed that eandl
dates for State offices be expee’ed to at
tend only such county meetings as may
invite them.
_ As a substitute for both the above we
suggest that ssld candidates be requir
ed to attend campaign meeting* In all
countlea except thnse In which they
shall be notified by the County Kxecii-
Alve Committees that none will be held.
it Is a hardship upon candidate* in a
pocket and physical way to have to
canvass the State, but that Is tbe only
manner In which fitness for office can
be established. The candidate who
■gaaart lecw#* all!
Farmer Josh Ashley, RspresenUtTvt
from Anderson bounty, has challenged
0-nator Tillman to a joint dWcuadon at
Cooley's Bridge big annnal pie nlo
next Summer. If tbe debate comes off
It will be a great pitch fork battle, In
which eseh will find a foeman worthy
of hit steel. *■
f» con (.* oxime m two Dir*
Take Laxativb Hhomo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggisr* refund the money
if It faMe to cure. E. W. Gaova’s sig
nature on every box. 2&o.
Tbe farmers of North Dakota have
formed a grain growers assoeintlon,
the principal object of which la to re
strict the production of wheat aad reg
ulate the price.
▼olcaafe Eraptlon -
Are grand, but Sk|n Eruptions rob
life of joy. Hucklen’s Arnica Salve
cures them, also Old, Running and Fe
ver Sores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Bcalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblain*. Best Pile
cure oa earth Drive* out Paint and
Aches. Onlv3Auts. abrra. Cure guar
anteed. Hold by C. N, Borokhalter,
Barnwell, 8. C , and D. K. Briggs A Co.,
BlacWvllte,‘8. C., Druggists.
In bedding sweet potatoes stand
them. If of good slxe, on the large end*,
and thev dill make twice as many
slips as if laid on their sides.
No Rlglrt to IlgHoesK
The womarrwho is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attract
ive must keep her health. If she l«
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous amd Irritable. If she lias
constipation or Kidney trouble, her im
pure blood will cause pimples, blotches,
skin eruptions and a wretrhericomplex
ion. Electric Bitters is the best medi
cine in the world to regulate stomach,
liver and klthnys and to purify the
blood. It gives strong nerve*, bright
eye*, smooth velvety ekln, rich com
plexlon. It will make a good-looking,
charming wnman of a run down Inval
Ul. Only fiOcents at C. S. Burckhait-
er’s Drug Htore, Barnwell; D. K
Briggs A Co's. Drug Htore, Blackville.
Marriage notices a* now puhlfthel In
Kentucky give the ages of the happy
Contracting parlies
FREE OF CHARGE.
Any adult suffering from a eoM art
tied on the breast, bronchitis, ihroavor
lung troubles, of any nature, who will
call at Creech’* Pharmacy, will be pre
sented with a sample bottle of Boschee’*
German .syrup, free of charge. Only
one bottle given to one person, and none
to children without order from parent*
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boechre's Henmin Hyrup
In all part* of the etvlllaed world.
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away, and your drugiri-ts
will tell vou ha succe«* was msrvelons.
It la really fhe onlv Throat and Luna
Remedy generally ernloiaed by phy«l
elans. One 7K cent botlie will cure nr
prove Its value. Hold by dealers in all
olvlliaud countries.
Bl'HOOL NOTICE*
1 There will be a meeting of the tax
payers of Elko School District at the
Town Hall In Elko on Friday, April
*)>h, 11*00. at 4 p. m. to decide what tax
If anv shall be toted to supplement
school food for next school vear.
W. C. I^Mtthew*,
Chairman Board Trustees.
wrsswdw
more of tbe State and public feeling,
and be all the hgtter official or private
cltlten for that M-alning and expe
rience.
People without axe* to grind are not
going to travel outside their countie*
to campaign meetings. If candidate*
are worth nearing the people will soon
find It out and go to their county meet
ings.
It would he better to make nomina
tions by g Sttte Cpurenlion Ukting
'Several days and requrlug every candi
date to appear and address U thanA 0
adopt a tburth or fifth class titatp^com
"rE
Fint Primary Election.
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Tuesday, August 28th*
For Congress.
I will be a candidate for reelectinn to
Carrgrer** from the** Second Congres
sional District, subject to the rule* and
{ulalioiia of the Democratic party.
Respectfully.
W. JASPER TALBERT.
Superintendent of Education.
Blsekville, H. C , April 6th, J»00.
I respecifully hu non nee myself acan-
didate for reelect'.ort to the office of
County Buperinteddent of ' Education,
pledging myself to abide by the result*
of the Democratic Primary election
nominees of tbe
A. Bulst, Sr.
of
and to
party.
Democratic
support the
County Treasurer.
Barnwell, 8. C , April 7th, 1000.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of County
Treasurer, subject to tbe fu>a and reg-
ulationa of the Democratic primary e-*
lecPon. and pledge myself to abide the
result and support the nominee* of the
party. E. D. Free.
Blaokvltle, 8 C., April 6th. 1#00.
I resoectfully announce myself a c*n.
dldate for the office of U'Minty Treasu
rer. 1 pledge myself to abide by the re
sult* of the Democratic Primary Elec
tion and to support the nominees of the
party./ /
W. Alfred Gyles.
SIGHT, SPORT, MUSIC:
G. D. C. LANGE, Blackville, 8 C.
Spectacles, Fine Stationery, B**e
Ball Goods, PDhlng Tackle, Kirby
Book* No. I to 16—10c. per JOD, Car
lisle Hooks No. r~tn !•—15o. pqHfciu,
Toy*, Wedgewood and Sterling KHver
Noveltlea, Mnslcal Instrument*. Plano*
and Organs, Umbrella* recovered whi’e
you wait. Instriimetit Tepatfing a
specialty. Call of write for pri-:es.
e. r. Meyer,
Blackville, S. C. f
——DEALER IN—■ ■-
Primp*, Iron Piplng'of all kind*. Fit
ting* of all sizes and the best make and
quality.
CONTRACTOR FOR
Well*, Dug or Drlyen, of any depth
and diameter desired.
Twenty-five years of practical expe
rience have made me Master of my bus
iness, and qualified me to giiai'antce
satisfaction to all favoring me with
Iheir patronage. . v
CalroWnr write me, and prompt at
tention will be given to all couitnonica-
tloiia.
E. It. MEYER,
Blackville, 8. C.
m- c.
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OFFICES: Barnwkll and Wilmstox.
Commencing the first week in Octo
ber I Will be at my Barnwell office se
ttle Halford House on (he first Monday
and Tuesday of lire first ifid fourth
week* In each month, and longe? by
speclitl engagement.
At Williston office on every Friday
and Hatnnlay.
1 am also prepared to do Dental work
at your homes anywhere In Barnwell
County.
COME STRAIGHT TO
For Supervisor.
Halgllngvllle, 8. C., April 9th, 1900.
I respectfully annoume myself a
candidate for reelec lion so the ofllct
of County Bupervlsor, subject to tbe
rule* and regulations of the Democrat
ic primary election, and pledge mseylf
to abide the result end support the
nominees of. the party.
O. W. Barker.
1 respectfully announce myeelf a can
didst* for the office of CmiRtv Super
visor for ItartiWell Comity, subject to
She ruler and regula Ion* of Vie ln*un-
t-ra*ic party and pledge myaelf-to abide
by ilW'resuluof fhe primary electb n
and support the nominee* of the party.
.lame* O. Sanders.
Olsr, 8. C., April kl, MOO.
BjeyeLEs
fnf sale and to trade. A 19W SpaTding
Chainless Bfcjcle for $(»0. They are
bigh grade wheels. I also have the Im
perial Bicycle, another high grade
wheel, for f2f,a very fine wheel fni
#:ki, and as good as anything made for
|46. 7
REPAIRING
of Blcvcle*, Gun*,. Revolvers, Hewing
Machines, I^>cks ami Keys,and Bicycle
Hundrieskept in stock.
J. R. HARRISON,
Barnwell, 8. C.
(Next Door to the Opera House.)
' NOTICE.
A comperhlre examination will be
held at Blackville on the Mh of May
next to select a cadet for Naval Acad
emy from the Jtnd Cttngn. Dlst. ”Ap
plicant* must be physically sound, of
good moral character and will be ex
amined in the following branches of
studlea, vKs Writing.* reading, spell
log. grammar, geography, U. S and
World’s history, ariikmeiic. Algebra
s.id Ueomcirv.
W. J. Tgrbert. M. C.,
2nd Dlst. 8. C.
.. .; Banreell, S. C.,
Where you will fitid the Best
Horses, Finest ? Mares and
Choicest Mules’ever raised on
the fertile Missouri farms and
absolutely the Lowtst Prices
ever quoted in South Carolina.
As witnesses to the truth of
my claims I refer to all who
have ever bought stock from
me.
CHARLIE CROWN,
„ Agent.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Atlantic tet Line Railroad C». of S. C,
CoNnr.NscD ScUkptle.
1 ll
| NORTH.
aN U.
In Effect
No. i No.
r>7
mi 1 a
Jaily
ex
Ilecember 1st,
1899.
daily
ex jdallr
Sun.
A. M.
STATIONH.
Sun.
P. M 1*. M
SPECIAL NOT 1CE.
Tim County Democratic Convention
will nteet at Barnwell on 8a!*d«y In
NV.
The County Democratic Clubs will
meet for reorganisation on the fourth
HaUtrday In April and will elect dele
gates to the County Convention on the
hssls^f one delegate to every twenty-
five members aud majority fraction
thereof.
The State Democratic Convention
will meet In Columbia on ibe third
Wednesday In May to Heel delegates to
The National Convention, which will
’assemble in RansavCNv Julv 4th. 19(10.
‘ YmTfMFshnTU lllf MINI lhi»hre*v that
mav pome before-By—— ■« » ■ -
(4. Duncan Bellinger. Chairman.
W. II. iHiocan, Hevrelary. “
for Coroner.
' Xlackville, 8. C., April *1,190u.
I r»*pectfally snnoum e mysv.f a can-
dldate tor the office ot Coroner and I
hcrebv pledge mvaelf to gbitle the te-
«iilt of the primary and to support (be
nominees of tbe Demm-rstle party.
Itanlel Bluine.
Appleton, 8 C. r Sd Masffb, 190U.
I respectfully auiinunce myvelf a can
didate foe lh* affiee of Coroner and I
hereby pledge mvself So abide the re
suit of the primary and to support the
iioqilneesof the Demoeralle partr.
Ola j ton 8. Warner.
tOSKY TO LOAN.
Can place several loans on well lm-
proved, uniitciimitered Real Estate.
I*. M. Buckingham,
Broker and Real Estate Agent.
TRADE.
No matter how had a Ax your Old
Wheel I* In f can Repair U, and trade
you s New Wheel for a small differ
ence. J. R. Hat ri*on,
. Barnwell. 8. C.
There are jUher reasons
•uggwat themselves.
they
UtflON MEETING.-
The union meetings of the Barnwell
Bkptist Association will convene on
Baturdar before the fifth Sunday iu
April at 11 o’clock a.-nr,
l. The first division will meet with
the Church at Barnwell; Revs. C. E.
Burts snd'Arthnr Bulst will be present.
i. Tbe second divUloirwIII meerwith.
the Church at Blackvl.le; Revs. T. II.
Xfltvard* and*W. E. Jolimotr will be
pseaenh
.L The third division will meet with
tbe Kdisto-Church; Revs. W. fcfc Rice
and will be present.
4. The fourth division wiil meet with
the PhiladelpblmChurch; Rev*. W. G.
BHtton and'T. F: Llde will be present.
67* The fltth-dirlslbn will meat with
the Ghents , 'Brancli Church;: Revs. G
X* Askew and W. D. McMIHao will be
pret-ent.
Tbt
«d as follow*
1 Christian Educatipn;
i Church Discipline. ' >
* Distinctive Doctrines of Baptists.
Wherever convenient F wowld sug
gest that we ba.WB dinner on t e
grounds) so aa- to* basm an afternoon
session.-
T. P. Llde.
CmiHniHee.
The RxeentiveCommittee of the As-
eoclation wlH meet at Black vlllb at II
m. on Thursday succeeding the fifth
bunday. T: P. LWe,
sS? s'. - Cbelrman.
THIS YEAR.
’ Aw English weather propbek my*
that It baa heap the unbroken ruffi fo-
•0 years when cbe first three months in
year hffve been rainy ibe foliowliig
* Consequently be ex
Tbe topics for discussion are suggest-
follc
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
All penwn* haring claim* against the Es
tate of Mm VTaint* M. IVn'ssinavr, dt'ceasetl.
will presrnt the same to o« at once, properl.v
proven, and all (tentons owing the said eflate
will mak« payiuvot to us at oncc.‘
| ’ II.C. Folk, Hamlierg,B. C.,
J. F. Wetsshtgsr, Atlanta,-Ua.,
■ • Qualified Esecotore.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
X
Itotlce 1* hereby given thst the undersigned
will file his final account w'th J-. K. Snelling
Esq., Judge of Probate, on Monday. 7th d*>
of May, 1900, as Executor of the Estate of
Elisabeth Davis, deceased, and apply ffiv Let
ters Dismitutory.
. II.'B CAIT,
RxCeutor.
Statement
-or THE—
Merchants & Planter* Bank,
or BLACKVILLE, 8. c.
At tbe dose of business M’ob. 31st 1900.
/ ASSETS:
Loan* jtnd DiaeouoU..981,141-46
Real- Estate...:.. ?,OW.33
CaMl owd'dtte by Bank* .. . 7,326.62
Furniture and Ftxtures 462.30
Profit and Loss. 18,968.18
' / 'Hr. : vnfi/?
200 acre* of land, belonging to the
estate of Mss. Ann 8. HsgiMxl. detVa*-
ed. situated In KsrnweB coimf/ and ly
ing imrtially within tbe limft* of tlie
town of Blackville. Apply to W. H. (
Oakman. Exectttor, BlackiMle. 8. C.
LIABILITIF^:
$60,166.88'
Capital Stock.....
IDepoolts
BUI* Payable
Net Profits Jan. I,
1900, to March 81*4,
$2S',0ffil X0
16,016.24
TH.UOOJJO-
1900.
^ V • '
... 1.141.69
$00,166.83
TkwStxtx wrSouth UaxoLiNat, V
Counvv ox Babnwkll. f
I, J. R. 8trobel,.Cs*hier of the above
named Bank, do soleaMily swear that
the above sustement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
J. R. Htrobel,
dwem-befbee me this 2nd)
dxy of April, IB**
raeh InteHlgwnoer say*
baa up to date been very
id predicts that
oJuswir*. t.r
” ' noury Public s. C.
AUeat:
Jobs O’Gorman,
In the DDtrlct Court of the United
“‘TUaSe*—For-the District of South
Carolina.
In the in alter of W. R. Cave, Bank-
‘ rupi
To tbe Honorable IVm. ll. Brawley,
Judge of tbe Dlvtrlct ^mrt of thr
Unlted States, for the District cf
south Carolina:
W. B. Caveef Rsnvwell, In the Conn
ty of Barnwell and State of South Car
olina, in said district, respectfully rep
resents :
Thet on the 8th day of February, f900,
last past, he was duly adjudged bank-
rept under the sets of Congress relay
ting to bankrtipX-y; that he has duly
surrendered all Ills property and rights
of property, and has fully complied
with all the requirement* of said acts
and of the oeden of tbe court touching
his bankruptcy;
WHEKEFGKE, he prays that he
may he decreed by the court to ffiwe* a
’full discharge from all debts provable
agHiust'his eotate under said bankrupt
acts, except such debts as are excepted
by law froii) such discharge. /
Dated this 24th dav of March,' A. D.
19001 , W. B. CAVE,
Bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon.
District of Smith Carolina. ‘ v
On this 29 day of March, A. D. 1000,
on reading the foregotog petition, it Is
ordered, by the court, that a hearing dr
had upon the same on the 16 day of
April, A. D. 1900, before sgid court,
at Charleston,-RT,’.,. in said district, at
ten o’clock in the forenoon; aud that
notice thereof be published in “Th*
PgorLK,” » newspaper printed la said
district, and that alf known creditors
and other persons In Interest may ap
pear al the said tiara and place and
show cause, if any Mtey have, why tha
prayet of thraalctpelhiooer should
he granted
An
court that rhe Her* »4Mli afnd by* mail
to ail known credRoni copies of said
petition and this order, addressed to
them at thHr placer ot residence av
■stated.
Witness tbe 1 honorable Wm. H. Rraw-
lav, Jo**-*, of the SAid C»v*rt .
THE vf’AHH NOTICE.
IV# herHiy forhhl all parties from
trespassing on ihe )lami owned Hv us,
either by cnttlng wo»>d, hauling straw,
digging op or In anv way disfiguring
said laud owned bv us.
C. M Edettfield. Agt
Selgllngvllle, 2<hh March. 1900.
TREHPA88 NOTICE.
Notice I* hereby given that all per-
<Mtna trespa«aii>c in any tsav upon my
land* In K*d Oak and Kiel) L*'"l
Township* by cuttipg wood, hsuflng
straw, pasi, ,ir i"l *to< k. hiiutiitg or fi«li
lug. by day or by night, will on anil
after this dale be ptoseemetl to Hie full
extent of the law. J. J. HILL.
March I7lh. IUU).
Pea/ Estate For Sale!
Plantation, *>2harres. ll dl cut
up iqto tract* to suit purchas
er*. Located 2mile* from
Bsttrwellr... .
riyntstlnn, -.’Al seres, near Go*
van; splendid JiintN r, 'no lim
iter or fur|tenlino right* fur
sale y ‘
6 nice dwelling* wyth ample
grotintl*, hi different part* of
town. •
Large Lot, Stable and Office
Knildlug on Court House :
Square.
2 Bit*lne** I^t* on Main Street
2 Residence Lots desiiablr lota
ted. *
.'ID acre* on Northern Height*.
Can furnish any kind of lt-al
Estate Wanted. -
\ real e-rafo sgenr's o-n ice. are ti«Ii
pklr valuable in perfecting «ale«. List
voiTr prhpe'rty" with me It co*r* nolkv
ihg except in case of a sale.
Idle money can always be securely
and profitably Invoted by cuusiiltlug
With me. /
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,)
Broker and Beal folate Aural.
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daily
I, Darlington A
Lv EHiott A r
Ar Sumter Lv
3 47| |Lv Siimter At
4 43 rr.:Ar Cresura Lv
.6 4.'* Lv Crestun At
■iT. ' 9 16-Ar l*regnall» I.
6 lil* ' Orangelntrg
6 to .. ...T Itcmuark
n lu Barnwell
6 631. V v...1 Kohl.ins
7 V* I Augusta
8 03
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9 26
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4 Ji-ilO
10 00
It to
5 27
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-2 89
Train NR. '35 leave* Florence $ 34
a m.. mid train No. 82 arrive* ul F.or
ence 7:26 p. m.
Train* 32 and 36 carry through Pull
man Palace Mt/ffej sleeping 4.’ars Ik»
twfen New York ami Macon vis Am
gusta.
T. M. Emerson, II. M. Enier*on
T-afflc Manager. Gen. I*a-a Agt
* J. K. Ki-nty, Can. Manager.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
—If you buy
M. 0’G0ilMAN,K-
BLAeKVILLE, 8- ©-,
You will get the latest anti newest
. goods at the same bid prices.
1 have purchased with the greate-t cate, and the wants of rhe people ot thla
Roftinyiihily ever before mv tuliid, the pea e*t, and most complete line of Spring
and Rummer Goods, which are Just now commencing t<* arrive; the ladle* wlilb#
delighted with them, gnd the children will cry for them.
ily stock of lace*, embroideries and fancy goods far excel anything ever before
offered for aale iu tins tow nr. ft
J
are the latest and they ate simply grand, both in style and quality, and best of
all the price* within everybtwly’* reach.
For the men I have* full and complete line of Gfocefl#* of all kind*, 1 have
the old reliable Nock Hill Buggies and the Piedmont W’agntm.
I have that grand old brand ••Majestic Flopr;” and Tobacco- - 'why the brands
1 sell will shorten the longest day fur the weary plowboy.
I have in spick everything siiitted to the wants and need* of oflr people*and If
will ever, be tny motto to protect the interests of my cu»io»n*rs.
IVhen in need of goods come and ace me; I guaranteeg<v*d values, polite at*
tenUoii aml perfecleatiafaction with every article you purchase.
^ Respectfully Your*.
^ ' A. M. O’CORMAN. •
P. W FARRELL A CO ’8 OLD STAND.
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I CAN SAVE TOD HONEY.
I am still in bii*ine*« making Chair*
and all kinds of House Furniture, and
NOW is ihe time and THIS is the place
for you to get your money’s worth.
Alsol will dti anv kind of Turning,
•itch it* Columns, Postsand Brackets.
UtF All GihhIs Delivered within ten
miles; over ten miles F. O. B
For further particulars w rite to
J. A. HARTER.
Jenny, 8. C.
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not
ad ft la further ordered by the
FACULTY:
AflAPItMIC DKPARTMF.NT.
^ W. II. ./ones. Principal;'
Miss Anna Walker, Assistant,
MUs C. R. Bellinger, ’ *•
MUSIC.
MUs Edith^Townsend, ^ ^/
'«• gCN DKHCi A It TEN*.
MUs Ramsey.
ItKT DRPARTMKNT.
Miss Ada SHimtlers.
PrcMrvs Bat* as4 Wrl* for Collff* *M hr
BstlaSk*. ^'' '' .S' .
The High School Department, which con
sists of the eighth, ninth and tenth grades, ts
devoted to instruction in the higher branches.
English, Frewrh, German, Latin,
Mnsie, Higher Matbematirs, Book-
Keeping,
as well at all common school branches, will
be thoroughly taught
The rates of tnition are^
Eighth tirade... 12.00 |>er msath (4 weeks.)
f Ninth Grade.... 2..V) “ ^ ' *
Teath Grade. .. 8.00 «
Mrndc ^S0» ••
tierman 1.00 **>- “
Kindergarten .. 1.00“ s“ “
AH other grades and sobjectr are free to
ntiplla living in the Barnwell Untied {tchool
Uistrtct. - •
Excellent board can he had at reasonable
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S/IVe M0NGYI
Wc have jitot bought ont
(wo tNiiiknipt stocks of (iMiicral
Hmniliso tit the lowest prict's ever heiird of in
(liis section ami arc jrrejwireil to ^ivo our -friend-* the
jidvantngo of a good |M»rtion of the heavy discount.
So conic on every body, and come quick or you m:iy
miss some of the wonderful bargains we are
Offering, for goods ‘cannot remain
“ . f
us at the prices
we are offering.
We do nof wtob to hurt other merchants’ business by oft/
j - prices blit we * /
long with
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and go quick, and if .my merchant wilf try ns at whole-'
sale we will divide our advantages with fun*.
We have mV time to quote prices but effu sell you
A $|.00 SfiGE FOP 50cts.
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!( At Green and Stnnsell's Old Stand.)
(I~K)
•Train-. 43 and 44 (mixed except Sunday)
arrive and depart from Hamburg.
Bleeping Car Sex-rice.
Excellent daily paawenger service between
Florida and New Yorlo
Noe. Kt and K3—New Y.arb and Florida Lim
ited. Doily except Sunday, oompoaae l exclu
sively of Pullman flnrat Drawing- Room Sleep
ing, Compartment amt Olwcrvatory Car*, bo
twex-n New York, Columbia and N<. Augustine
N<w. k3 and S4—New York and Florida Ex-
K *. Drswing-roora sleeping cars between
asts and New York.
Pullman drawing-room steeping cars be
tween Port Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah
Washington and New York.
Pullman steeuiug ears between Chsrtxtte and
Bicbmond. Dining cars between 0 utrlotte
md Savannah.
Noe. U) and Yl—U. 8. Fast Mall. Thronsh
Pullman dr* win c-room bwffe: sleeping cars be
tween JackivmriUc end New York and Pull
man s celling car* between Augusta and Char
lotte. Uiutng cars serve Oil ma*M enrou'.*.
Pullman sleeping cam beta-era Jockriarille
and Oolumh.a cnroots doily between Jackson
ville and Ctn'-lnoall. via Asbevil c.
BkM filolHal, on tbs fit day of’ March,
A.D. 19U0.
C. J.a IIntoon,
i’-lct b,
Ifixtl ft Ura CiMirt J
W. U. JONES, principal.
Geo. II. Kate*, ch m'n b'd.
Vl m Mb Nab. Sra’fy 8 J.
. - .Hon.Mgr.,
Washington. D. C.
W. A. Tt'KK.
Pass Ar t..
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W sMiingtnn.D
8 B HARDWICK.
AsMJso Pnm. Ag’t-, '
At:anti.Gn
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$10 Suit of Clothes for $5.00.
Or any article, of Hardware 2."> per cent. 1cr« than any.mer-'
chant inlheconntv esm Imiv it, and we eort self coffee ai?
low as Jk’ si pound sind nrany other nrlieles as wonderfully
chcsip. So strike while the iron hr hot* A word to the
wise-is sufficient.
THE BARNWELL COUNT! BARGAIN COKPANT,
ELKO, S. C.
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OF
IMFlffll 11
AT
XV'Ixittle St£vfc>les
BLACKVILLE. S. C.
MONEY! MONEY!!
^ AH perso-rts indebted to the Barnwell
OH Will on contract* of 1897 and 11198,
by note, account, bills of sale, or other
wise, ore hereby notified ffout the books,
notes, ’jill* of sale Av. have 5een placed
in onr liantl* to close np tnid tgolinet.’
We WiM not take Irpr) steps until debt
or* hare a chance to settle with.xit it.
Thla notice Is to jflYe you *xrch oppor-
we
•wnrrebrwrytwr
JttifSi.
Istar Bros.,
Attorney* at Law,
BLackVUIe, 8. C.
Soipething Ntenf,
I propose to fill a long felt want Jn
Harnwc’l. 1 sit) prepared to
travellers wherever AlCy choose
in ipHciFtinie and perfect aafo
comfort, and to do HaulinK-wftlil
reawomtble’dDfanc^s at ex-tremely
erate prices. >
My teams are first rta#w aotf l- can’
promise perfect satisfaction to all rea-'
£W~ IV
Call on me, first door East of TxM
Fcopl* Ofliue.i
8. L. TEACOCKv
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