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The Barnwell People ' * ' -V v - -jT HATES OF S^ttSCtlFTlOS. tn"Adv«nue, per Annum fl.nb 6n Time... .'.♦*iOn THURSUAY. At’RIL 3C, 1000, The tlfisrnlar ■ Commnnlcannne of Harmony Lodxe No. IT A. - . F.‘. M.-. will be held at Chenew Vasor. Ip Tem ple In Ham well upon Tbursdiv, jpn oc next before the full moon In each month, beeinaltm at g^rly oaudle light: . dy order of vv. -. H ‘. ft. P Am»bi«30H. Seeretarr. nOtIcb. Any person bunting, trapping, fish ing or trespassing on either of our planes will be prosecuted to the full ex* tent of the law. It. M. Willis, W. T. Willis, »V. fi. Tliompson. WHIUton, 8. C.. April 17th, 11103. TKKSPAS 5 NOTICE. To prevent the breaking down of fences ami the turning out of stock and bther injuries to my property, per sons without exception are forbidden to trespass upon, my premises by crossing fences, going through the pas ture. hunting, fishing or.in other ways, ti nder pens I tv dfpr osecutlbnTor- each Hud every offense. Airs. Q. A. Nurnberger. April 21st, 1900. , . SPECIAL NOTICE. The County Democratic Convention Clubs will the fourth elect de’e- w ill meet at iiaruwell on Saleday in Al ay. The County Democratic meet for reorganization on Saturday in April and will gates to the County Convention on the oasis of one delegate to eVt-ry twenty- live members and majority fraction thereof. The State Democratic Convention will meet in Columbia' Vm the third Wednesday in May to elect delegates to the National Convention, which w ill assemble in Kansas City July 4th, IIKiO, and to t-ansact auy other business that may come before it. , U. Duncan Bellinger. Chairman. W. U. Duncan. Secretary. DEM- babnw’kll COURT HOUSE ockatic CLUB. The Barnwell Oemmtratid Club will meet on Hie fourth Saturday in April, being the 2xrh day of the month, a* four o’clock in the afternoon,. at .the Court House, for the pnr|Mi-c of reor gaiiizatioii ami the election of delegate* to the county convention. ’ tt. Duncan Bettlnger, 11. L. O’Bannoo, Chairman. Sectv. * f>HJlb»rton Dcino«*'raiic C4uh will meet at C.^prea-i t liapel ScImmiI -ilotisc tm Saturday. X^tii fn-t at 4 o'clork p. in., to reorganize, e eel delegates to the t'siiinty C'invciilion and tranannt socU other business a« may come before tin- meeting. M. O. Wall, CU’ia. II. 1’. Anderson, Sec’ty. Grippe is losing its grip. This is Memorial Day Bridges. at Rivers' Mrs Alaltory of Athrna, 0s., is vls- iUug Mrs. M. S Hastings. Robert W. Wynne has been appoint ed post master at Hattleville. Miss Blumah Sorentntfc of Orange burg ia yiaiting Miss Rebecca Brown. Attorney General BeM'ipger holds that ex con vie la are not exempt from toad duty. . Messrs F. M. Young of Fairfax and W. J. Cnrdray of Ulmer Were in tb'.vn on Thursday. Richard Harley, formerly of Barn well, now lias a good position on the Macon, Ga , Telegraph. This is Merry takers week irf Au gusta and Burn well bounty people arc pit ■having places in the picture. Gen. Green has come out of Winter quarters and taken the field against the man behind the hoe and plow. The language used by Congressmen Talbert anil Kordney was expunged from the Congressional Record. Major R. J. Latta of the Coast Line service was in town yesterday. Barn well always welcomes his coming. * Col. Mike Brown, is at. home from New York and Mr. F. d- Devereux from Wilmington, N. C., this week. Master George Armstrong of Apple- tori, a very bright and braVe lift'c gen- • leman, called on us pleasantly on Monday. Attorneys Bates and Simms went to Bamberg yesterday t<» apply to Judge (Juge for bail for their cHent, Mr. D. 1*. Johnson Col. Robert Aldtieh went to Saluda, \. C., on Saturday to prepare id* Sum mer home fot occupancy during lift healed term. Tin* Well Branch D^mobratlc Club will meet at UInter, S. C, on the 4th Saturday m April gstb Inst, at X t* clo.-k p m. for the purpoH' of reur- ginization and electing delegate* to the cult lit v convention. It i* de»lred that evcrv ilicmlter •urn •oil, as bnni* licss of iiu|Miitauce *v II lie attended t >. * K. If. Sanders, April 21, iUOU. Ch iu. A*hlelgh Democratic Cliiti w |l| meet at i h. m on the 4th Katerday in April, at the iiMial (dace, to reorganize and elect delegate* ui the t'oiiufy Conven tion. - % W. A. KoSs, Ctlairiiiau. H A. Hair. Seo'.y. * Rult Pond Dcnns ratlc ( lut* wl 1 meet at' nsusl place on Saturday. Ssth -inst.. at ^in m. to iroraanixe ami t-<Minty convention, J. II. K. el, Sve'tjr. Heel iictegat^s to a the J. C Kt-el, C'h'm. The Bennett Springs Democratic . Utah w ill meet f<*r reorganization and |*> elect delegate* to comity convention, y^at tiielr plai-e of meeting, 4th Saturday In April, at 4 o'clock p m. Capt. J. W. Lancaster:. . Your frifiids in this neighborhood wl*li to know whether or not yon w ill -h^v-a iiwnitimilw WMwHtaesaskiBaixaeaawwwi The Richland Deimn'ratic dub w ill meet at Mix*on Mill on the lourth Sat- hi'dav in April at J o’clock p. in. which will tie the -iStli ins*., for the pii'rpo**- of reorganizing ami electing delegates to the county convention.- A full at ICiolancc^is requested. A*. AL Baxley, B. F. Baxley, S-juty. _ Chin s ... , — NOTICE. J The Sycamore Democratic Club No 1, will meet at Reilicl on the fourth Batur* ay in April at .‘t o’clock p. m., — for the purpose of reorganizing, elect ing delegates to tjie county convention, and attending t<> such«• other buHtiess a- may come Itefore the club. Every fnrniber Hi especially requested to at tend. ^ J. W. Jenny, 1’res. (4. W. f. Loudholt. Scc’ty. Jenny, S. C., A^ril 14, llttK). NOTICE There will he a meeting of the Blaekville Democratic riuh lieiil on Saturday afternoon. April •.*Stb, ISkMI, At 4 o’clock p tn. All members are re quested to attend. The duh is to be reorganized, delegates elected to the County convention arid other impor tant business to he transacted, A. P, iVoodward, Ch’m. H. F. Buist, Sec’ty. Operator. Avant of the (’oast. Line this place, was.tendered a very lucra tive position with the Southern in An- : gusta last week. If all who wishtd to go to River.’ Bridges to.lav could' do so Barnwell would lie a ‘ deserted village’’ the ^al- •qwj>f the week J. Wannamaker Patterson left Sun day afternoon for College Of Charli’s- to i gnd Mallorr Cave- for Itirter'* Academy, Cliarleston. Mr. J**s. M. II ilford of I'lmors S.4'.. will l*c in>hc race for the next* Sherit) of Barnwell U*uintv. His card will a|*- pear later in tills paper. Married at Aiken on the IWth lost. Mr. Nat Walpole of Providence. It. 1 . and Miss Annie Laurie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs K. F. Carroll. -There was a reniiuder of old times Tue-day afternoon In a distinct eartti- tpiake tremor, accompanied by the, well rymeniiiered tumbling noise. Attorney W Ik Lyle* of Columbia i* pre|*aring an appea» to the tsttprenie Court from the verdict in ca*cof Watt* V* The Soutli Bound Railroad Com pany* ' A special meeting of Barnwell Lodge N’«*. lit. K. of P will he held at their Cn«tle ilait. tomorrow evening at iialf past eight o'clock." A full Mltend.*niT is dcslretl. The “weighing party” at Col. J. J Brown’s on Tuesday evening w ill long be remembered for it* real plcasaiit- ne-s. and the young ladles were remar kably light to weight. (’apt Miles l.oa*l!tolt of Sycamore was In town on Monday. Between Barnwell anil fii« place he thinks there are. in s-ght of the public road, 2-'>0(Mi acres iu-cotton to o.ntai tn corn. Barnwell will.have no gala oi’caslon or Merry Maker* week this year, but tlwre i« a very enjoyable time In prep aration foiNal 1 the folks of the count). Programme wtTI ho given later. . Crop report* are cnnrfurilAg Wheat and oat field* arc getting to be pretty, ami s'aud* of i-orn and cotton arc as good a« could l*e expected after the mixed tip weather ot the month. Rev .1. W. Daniel, who is considered bv many tn be the iqost eloquent Mcth ndi«t pulpit orator in tills stau*, will deliver the CninmenHrnneni sennon l»e- forc tlie BarnweH Graded School. Royal V ^BSOLUTEIY tHjRE Bakino fMVDHt ABSQiMUX'PVRE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome aowa swm* sosmm do., wtw voss. TRIBUTE OK RESPECT. •THE AIKEN GIRL Papa—(calling down from head of stairs at 11:30 p. in.); Jennie, dear, don't yon think it’s about lime to go to bedf Jennie: Yes, papa, what keeps you up so late? -"FAltsU” AT OPERA HOUSE* The popular “Tolsons,” Charles and Lorina, supported by a large and capa ble company, w ill present on Saturday night, April 28th, Mie powerful spec-; tncular drama from <3**ellie’8 Immortal Lie, “Kaust,” with all its special scen ery of the Brocken (Hell) scene, vision scene, and the beauliluT rynduring df the Catholic Mass, and (iloria in Patria in the chapel scene, by n se ecteJ choir from the members of the company. Electrical effects anil appropriate, wardrobe presented the same as in metrupolUan cities. RAILROAD NEW 4, The Southern ailway people expect to be gin work on their short cut between .■Uend.de and Hardeeville within two wx-Hts President. .Wiff auw of the .Seaboard Air Line was in Charleston last week, examining Major HolUhg’s report of the survey to Au gusta. -Uc was moqh plba ed with the 74 miles located from Charleston toward Barn- weil, and left the impression that work would begin soon. // THE CHURCHES. On Saturday, May 5th, an “all day” meeting will be held at Mizpah Metho dist church near Buford’s Bridge Services will commence at'JO 30 and addresses will bo made by Jtev.-G. H. U'addet, Supt. of thtfEpworth Orphan age in Columbia and by another vlsit- ing clergyman After .dituier on the grounds there will ho further exercises Prices w ithin the reach of all. Ad- CThe public is cordially invited and the mlssitmfqhjjjlreU 25c.: adults 35c. and Orchestra 50c. - Don’t mDi. it. A BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL. The church of the floly Apostles was ihe scene of a beautiful weddjug la-t Wednesday afroruoon, the Rev. Ste phen E. Prentiss, Rector, officiating Day lignt was excluded by darkened window s and the interior of the quaint little church was softly slfumiimd by dainty lamps and fait w'ax candles wh'cli lied their lustre over an expec tant throng of waiting guests. Green vines'apd brilliant flower* wesc festooned and banked uWut the church •m 1 the air was lull of a soft perfume, when promptly at six o’clock the wed- <ftttg party etowiy filed n-p live aisle -to the fiowtng strains of MendelKohns wedding njarclt, under the inimitable touch of Col. James T. Bacon, of Edge- field. Mi-s Annin BorliprA Aldrich, the cltarniing bride, presented a picture of modest grace --nd g- irtle loveliness, and Dr. William Kgie*ton. iately of Winus- 1 bora, the borne o4 his family, but P-r MHIle ll;iiTVpll«TOTH? Of BarilW ell’s 1110*1 welcome a-aiitioi-s t 1 * her li-t of citizens, received hi* bride with hefeotning «llg- nlty atfihe hands of her fa.her, Colonel Robeit Aldrich. The btide was waited unon by her stately »ister, Mi-s Mattie Ayer Al drich, Ma'iil of Honor, and Dr. VV. A Turner of New nan, Gi , former class mate of the groom, u a* be*t fna >. Four ushei * *aw liio gue.ts comfiir- *ah|y seated ; / -lbs , *o gemlemen were— Messrs Wm. C. Klciiiiik* , n of Colnni— nia, Harry L. O'lhuiuon,A- Bydney llartz-*g and R Creevh Robert*. -Ir , of Barnwell. KaHi wore an ex<pii*ite white rarnation In hi* eoat a*Ml grace* fufly perfornted the dulte* of’hta office. Sweetly the note* *1 the organ V’llfrgttut upon the air as IIm 1 qeremony progress ed and after w moment’* Illicit wlih-h u>llowed the final words making the twain one, a go»h of melodv burst up on the lUtei.er* mol the party imme iHatelv repaired t** the doMghtful liome «*f Col. A Id rich where an elegant re- eeption was tendere*! th**m in a mji4jUer possible only to the genial Colon* 1 and hi* cltarmlng wile. The happy couple left in A short time amid the t»»ngrat*il»tlo*ta of friend* and S|*e<| away upon the wings -of steam to ait unknown Utopia. eu ti re moth Lei sit i p of, ,t Uq, ,cii urolt is urged ro lie p$*enU Oh Sunday morn mg. May flth. Rev. G il. Waddel will p each at Barnwell and the Pastor at Mizpah, and in live afternoon Bro. Waddel will preach at Siloam and trie Pastor at Salem. / Jno. G. Beckwith. Pastor. Barnwell, S C., April 21, 1900. TTI AT BOOM. Elmtou I’eople: I notice an inquiry In ymtr last issue in reference to the “BiackviKe Cotton Mill Boom.” I should surmise that it had followed the path pursued by tbe^ other booms we. l.fivo bad on the same subject. It would, no doubt, be of in.—" mouse’ benefit pt onr town . and sur- roundThg counlry to luive a mill In.-re. but it is always well to count the cost before attempting to build, so the gmvd book infotpis ii*. I jffdgo that our mVrclumts and other* are fust about able to prosecute Hn ir bu-iuel* sue* cc*sfully, at pre»cnt, without assuming additional obligations. 1 tiave not the lea*! doubt that every dollar required i to.erect and equip a cotton mitt’would bo subscribed bore In thirty days if the money was available. It costs a good deal of money to build a siultable structure and equip it with a l necessary . machinery. There are, doubtless, many persona who moihi take a few shares each if an organized effort w ere made in the right direction. But it must bii the effort of the manv and not the few if we lioja* to attain to so desirable an end. When nil has been done in that hue that can be ac- e*nipll*hed here, then an effort should he made to solicit subset iptions tostort elsewhere. Without well matured (dan* i>er«lit- entiy prosecuted every eifotf will sure- | ly be obly a 'Loom.” G«id Nupc? Resolution* of respect to the mejnory of H. H. Manville, adopted hr Barn- weil latdge No. Itti Ifnlght* of Pythias, at a regular convention of that Lodge held on April 2t>th, IfiOO. Whereas. In tlie providenee of God, onr Brother Benjamin Hart MaiivIIIc, baa been called from this earth to that realm beyond the skies, and Whereat, our departed Brother waa a true Knight nod a ficloicd member of this Lodge, therefore, be It R>-i<>lved by Barnwell f,<Mlge -No. 10, Knights of Pvthias, * In Convention assembled. That, wltllc we bow’in bumble submis sion to the w ill of our all wise Ruler, we deeply feel the loss of our esteemed Brother, In whw*e life were exemplified the principles of our Order; FfTend- ship. Charity and Benevolence. Resolved: That Hie Ca«t!e Hall of this Lridge bs draped In mourning for the period of thirty days, and that a page in our minute book be inscribed to his memory. Resolved, further: That a copy of •these resolutions.' suitably engrossed, be conveyed to tlie family of our-de parted Brother, ns an expression of our. sympathy to them in their-bereave ment; arid further, that these Resolu tions bo published in the Barnwell pa pers. Wm. Me Nab, W G. Britton, U. B. Haminct, April 20, 1900. Com. OQ RATE* TO TUB REUNION AT LO Rates to tbs Confrdqj aucVctcratis wMrh convenes at Dmisvilk-, Kentucky, May noth, 1(W1. Alk ndsls, f 12.75; Bamwcfi, <112 85; Mlflett, <13.10; RakSlick, <12.05; Appieton, <Htft5; I Fairfax, <12.70; Robtiltn, <13.19; EHenton, ' <12.93; Bamberg, <I2.V»; Blaekville, <12.55; Pen murk, 812.55. 'filer* are thres routes by wbk-h the veterans < an ro os foll<>w» i By Southern Knilway, via Ppartan'mtg, Ashcvllh*, llarrimau’s Jnnction, Lexington to Louisville. - Via Augusta, Ga., Atlanta, hnttar.ooga, I im Byspodalai the Middle f.tat •vceedingly Dw 1 ruaisT la renmrkftble tot the variety i cf Ira eonteni< end I* und-xiMerfly t most proetlcal papecof lukind. ib with this ] The Anxiczir, 35L O SITU ARY* Mrs. Martha Matthews departed this life at. her home near Will Is ton on the 17lh liit-t , aged upwards of e’ighty-onc years, 'after a long illneis which was home v.ith rare patience and unfalter ing tru*t In the Heavenly "father w hom she Imd served so long and.>o faithful-. ly Her body was laid to rest in the IV il lit ton .Cemetery <*n the next day, Rey. T. dl. Edwards conducting the burial services,. Dt early life she beer.mc a member of the BapiHt Church and l It rough all the tollowlng years she wa* a faithful, consistent, earnest Christian, living for other* tw.re than*for herself and win ning the love and confidence of all w ho knew her perfect fife; Fifty-four yeays ago she was married to ihc. Rev. J. S. Matthews, and for tpore than half a century she was a veritable help meet, lightening the (‘are* and increasing the joys that lay along their pathway. While he snr Lexington to Louisville. Georgia Railroad & fonisvHle A Nashville, via Augusta, Ga., Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Franklin to Louisville. The mtvantsgrs of the three routes a* stated above have tTii*, ady Isson stX'bd. Each One will have ettraotions for the veterans In pr^xir- 5ion to the service rendered during the wur. Insthme, th<>fe who served in the army of Tennessee will want to go by the Louisville and Nashville RtUroad and those who have already been to the sdunlon* at Nashville and Atlanta will Ro by the Land of the Sky Route, via Asheville. .. . ^ '* Special Veterrna* Trains will be nm On ail thrte of the routes and the time for their de parture from the different places wllf be pub- llshefi-later. Tickets w III be sold from all pclnts in 8. C. coramenclng v Vay 27 h, .2sth, 29th, final limit of all tickets to be June lire 8th. —- I have no rates from Syeafhore, Ulmer and (Mar on the F. t'. Ct P. See that your tick* t redds Via whichever route you want to go. Yours Fraternilly, . . Fit 'NK H. CliRECR, Col. ( ointir U. C. V'., B. C- Bamwdl, 8. C., April Kith, faoo. ✓ Such fti Utoek. 4bfMafr t and other topic*, tn oal and oacer-isfa! far. mi eni HE FOOLER THE SlRGEUXS All tliodoctors tolii Dunick" llatri t m, of West Jeffersttn, O , afiur snffet lug to months from Rectal Fistula, ho would die unless a costly openrtinu was per- formed; hut lie cured himself with five boxes of Bucklen’a Arnica Stive, the Hiirest Pile cute on Earth, and tbu lie»l Salve in the World. 25 cents a box Sold by C. \. Burckhaltcr, Barnwell. ~ati(t t*. K. Ttrlggk Co.. BUtkyB4t»r - Druggirts. . j eacceisfaf faratcnvi. With ilIa>tratlons by able artti to tnak« ft i-ivalua’ifo 1 o tboso who”fans tt for a ft* in if.” The late at Market* and fomcDwrolal Aerfinituro arofeatureafa wUich Tua Aoutccuri-ant I*unezcellod.„ .Shortlto- The Oeod Coolt, ntzsla Contest*, Juibrmry Comer, and Young Folks’ Irisge combine to tmdt* this Depart meet of as much value and inter est as most ot tha Special Family Paper*. A Cyclopedia of Protnss and Erato AH sending their subscription* tinder out eo.i alubhiiiR oiler, are. presentoi, poslpaid, with A ok icui.TU hist Year 1 (he Amkuican Aoatcm.TCBiiT \Vnr Book ami Alumnae for too*. Tlita Rrcal b«*ok la a Cyolopesfia. of ITogress and Bventa of (bo W orld, a Guide to Ma IGicee. iarkeu, llarkaUng, and It is a treasury of fetotlstles, ravhM to date, for Form or Homo, and Office or Factory. A Refer ence Work on Every Subject Pertaiainjr to ArtI- culiuro, Industry, ('ommeroe,and Markets; Pub lic Affair*, Economic*, and Politic* ; Household Education, Eel Mon, eni Society. It fa also au Almana* of L’alcntlar*. the' weather. Astro nomical Bata, Uinta for Each Month, Data*, etc. ct (ha* 4 _ -i - Agrlaul»url*t, Our SPECIAL Offer: Be tit papi-rs one year for tl.^. row's that she has been taken from his side There 1* the perfect n«rnrancc In lti« heart thnt he will Unit her waiting with hiving welcome when God call* him to die other shore. Two daugh ters, Mr*. W. A. B. Vowsoui and Mrs. M. K. I'alr,' and one Von, Mr. S. G- Mattliews, cherish the memory of iter devoted fife, and in tiieir sorrow have the sincere sympathy of their •entire, rommunitv. Mie is at rest, but .vhe w ill not be forgotten, and the good that site ha* done by pfi*ccpi and example -ball grow until ttfc full hanesrsiinlt be gathered at the last-day. A Frittnd. SUPERVISL’K’H NOTU E. GBI TUARY. WILLI3TON NEWS. Ther* w i’l t>e a lecture in Hail Mon-lay evening. Jiuhhitrtdii. kitaw. Mr. Nathan Simon left Allemlale last week to join hi* brotlter in New Orlean*. And very many friend- were «orry toyee the good mail g-*, and w,-li him long life and happiliess in Itis new home. ties of l "■prwfffr: 'Tlie Orangeburg District Conference, M. E. ( burrh. South, mcc's at Branch vide today. Rev. J. G. Beckwith amF Me s-r* Geo. II. Bate*.and J. (I. I’atter son are representatives of the BatnwelJ church. In the election held on Tuesday to decide whetluff the Barnwell Graded School IlistHet should issue binds to the amount <-? S5,(HS) t« secure better buildings the vote stood, Yrs, 130; No, 10. . The new railroad law doing awav with aceond -ela** coache* and r- qttir i.ng separate cars for w bjte tfnd-colored oasaongers went into effe- t last 'Thurs day. The e i« now only one rate of faro, 3 cents a mile. * CANDIDATE*. Mr. F ramp ton Lawton Is a candidate for Supervisor, He ha*, a* he de serve*. many friend-, who have loved him -inee be fit-t pot on the gray mid followed t •« fiug of the lost cause faith fully to its la*t tlefcat And since then Ite ha* answered Miere” among the ver.t first t<» every call of pubiie duty, and so it will be always. IJU unfail ing energy, thorough aeipuiutance witit public needs and admirable exec utlve ability qualify him in tlie jodg ment of those that know him best for a most satisfactory discharge of the du- I i ■ - of tlie Cjllie-. ■' 1 dil IVeathers- Ik**'’» Hail Monday evening. April.3(Nh, | by Rev. J L. Heidi; subjeet, 'The Ijiliiiri-h Accredit* Herself.’ The pub- ! lie i* cordUlty invited to atteml. Mr*. O. J. Owen* of Orangeburg fris- | ited relative* here la-t week. I Mi** Xonn-t Wise left Tuesday for ] Augii-ia. where she will spend some 1 time. Mi** Annie 'lay Wiilis I* at home I again from teaching -chool at Tindal, very tuiieh to Uie delight of her bust of 1 friends. Mr. <i. I . Knight of Gfanilevjlle, the i pa-tor of R-isemarv, vi-iu'd our town i on Saitirdav. , i Mi*» Aiic.-n llankinatin left Tuesday • tor A ugu-ta Miss Rebecca ^Maznrsky, wito ha* been attending Osburn's Business fid- : lege, spent la-t week at .home M ister Ooy 'Villi* ia visiting Mr. ' Ralplt Willis of Augusta. ft. M. O. The death of Mrs. G. NL. A«kew;. which took place in RIaekvf!ie v tdi tlie evening of the 23d of March, catne very unexpectedly, notwitbstandingaije had heyn in failing .>ea Itii for *>■ me time. Her trouble was ncart falltire, wlilch would come upon her very* *ud lenly and produce inleti*e suffering; so iiineli so that she would frequently say aftor recovering frogkan attack that sh* would go off In' one of tho«e -pell* But being hopeful of her recovery her true cuudltlnn was not realized until the end came—and oh what a *h*»cW*lt produced! We can hardly realize.thst she I* gone. She will lie tm*»rd In Ihe thoine, mi*»cd Jn tlie eburch of which -he was a member, and to which site waa so strongly attached, ami for which she otfeied so many earnest prayers—and then missed in her thonglilfitli>«s about tlie welfare of other*. Sh8 wa* never known to turn even a- poor hungry tramp from her door witboitt giving kin* «*nne4ktug to fat. She leave* i hu*baml, five sons and two brnfher*,-wi h a iio«t of relatives ami frie d- id mourn her departure. 'The *eparatiou won’t Ite long.- By and by we shall meet j^caiu. *In order tn keep Ihe MagNtratl* throughout tin* County posted a w lieicubout-of Uie County Chain Gang. I THL hereafter pulUi-h a notice in each week 4 * issue of theCouutv papers. Chain Gang will move fr m Barn well to Fiddle I’end about Thursday, where they will be until about Monday next, wlu-n they will move to Gam Bond near Hayes Crus* Load* in Great Cyprus* Township.. R. C Roberta, .fr., O. IV. Barker, County Supv'yr. Clerk. Farqts for Sale. Here is* the long - looked - for chance to buy a good farm on accommodating terms. Stop paying rent and own your own home. y# ! T/ie West End Store is selling out Great > Bargains . In every Line of Genera! Merchandise Alt The Time. Call and rhoo«e. Ret ter vain f’a>di than ever before offered in wfiVl countr. Now the lime, the West End tlie place. l^-u • • i Mrs. C. A. NDWBERCER. . Proprietress. FAIRFAX LOCAL- M. i Di'OPi-BHfl '** Ml* iicmv In rh'* beginning of Ihe present ratmmj f|ip|r'«filer jmignM'r.. J. B Anustrong d--ires to Salikehatebie la evprts* lii-gra’efuj appreciation orib- vet y liand*ome vote given him tw"o \"-.'irs ago. Kucoiiragid by tjiat and i.lie solidtaiion* coming fr- m many | s"vtinns of liie county lie enters the | race fot Treasuref. Hi* introduc- j timi in the first contest, tyuc then and [ true now", w aiTas foil >w *: 51 r 4. B. Armstrong, candidate for County Treasurer, inherits all the vir tues of Iris sturdy ■ ance.-try. Hi* strongest friends arc those fvho have know n him longe-t and w ho are nm-t intiiifate w’dlThis charaeteUand eapac- irv, ami l.hey believe lliat lie will be a Deer of 4 Itner* ri«irt*Ti Mr*! L. C. Week ley, at t week.. tiurroughly safe wad efficient guardian Married,on the llth insf.., at the re-i deuce of the bride’s father, bv Rev. A. of the’linancial interes'.s entrusted P> him. He ha* been engaged in fiiercau- tiie affairs for eighteen year* and is a first-class lni*ine-s man. Evefvbbdy knows Capt Washington Halford to be a thoroughly good man irf every position iu life wlilch lie Ii.i* ever been called tu fill. He i*upright, down-riglit and all right iu the judg ment of his friends and suj porter- wlio always the J. CauUieir Jr.. Mr. Frank O. prah^ ( hl ’ v ' l<l,nvvn tin* Kamo. Years ago lie gave line service as cofrimUsioner / J# ► ATT ENTION DEM0( RATSl' Tlie members of Sycamore Demo* firatic C)Hb So. 2 are requested^ ffreet at their el rib headquarters at Sycamore on Saturday, April 2Sth, at 3 p. m , for the purpose of reorganization rfml e (acting delegates to the comity conven tion. itisde ired that every member turn om, as business of importance Vrill be attended to on that bcca»ion. R. R Lewis, Pres’dL Svcamore. April 1-f. ISKW. comrades/ ATTENTION, ifeadq'nivrters Camp Morralf No. S9(Hj (}. V. The memhef* of Cairn Morralf are 8afnystiy requested to itfend rife an- uai meeting April 27th at the Bepnett pringX'Agricuitttrai' Ulrib House to elect delegate* to the Louiavilk Re- rinion and trigUend to other liifriues* rif importance. The Agricultural Club haa very kindly invited the camp to dine witlrfheui on that dav.^ Professor Glenn of the South Caroll- lug occasion. ’ ■J. A. Merer, <». R. Dunbar, • . ^ CoumamJer. Ad^uUiit. ham <rf Bamberg coiintv, itud Mi*s Florrie. daugliter of Mr Marion John* Son of Barnwell comity. Dr. A. J. Harter ha*5uove<i from Ul mer to Bamberg, fu that broader field he will have a better scope for lb*: j-racticeof his profe**1rfn, for ddiieli he t* so exeellently prepared by tiiorough training and successful experience. Arid it ceased to he bine Monday at 11 *25 a. tfr.. for at tliat- fnsrant liand- Some Ben W. Drummond dropped in loT a plean-uiC pbp cill. And Ah-ter- Fon, judging from lil* high healtli. must be' very kind to him, and that thriving little city can have nothing too good for one sode'*orvin^ of tlie ut most human' confidence and affection. Dr. and Mr«. Eglcstonaro expect 'd to retuni from Sewanep, Tenn., early next week And a loving welcome home wait* for tliein 1 . The bonny bride is cherjjihed in Barnwell’s'heart of hearts as tha Very flower of the South land’* best womanhood, heiresjt to all the high aDtribiites of tier di»tingui*hud anceBtry, while tlie fOrtmiale grooiii vviH he wfe|J belqVed for her sweet sake and hi*«wn manly gifts Und graces'. countv cunimissiouer and w irh liis ri pened .expcrieiK-u lie is nil the better fitted to make a model official if the p*ople slnTil give him the reward of well done at tbo approaching primary election. Coroner Ncvil* announce* himseif a candidate, for iceleclion, lie and id* fr'fcnds are I'Oiilldeiit that Iris record entitles him -to the full fcontldence of the Dcmocracv ol llic county. Thedn- ti- s of Id's office are tlie most,dedicate and re<poi.sible wilhiu the gift of tiie people. In tiielr dischurgo he lid* eoff- sTantly endeavoreij to lie-faith fill to die best public interest** and coasid&nrte to the. feelings of ad in,sorrow, and on that Tecord, wh'uMr 1m* been without, complaint lie a»k* iiis fellow citizens to yule their approval in the next pri mary. ~ . —• ' —— On Friday afternoon last die game of ba*e Hall,at Fairfax, between Fairfax and IVeplcs.WH* vety interesting, scor ing nine to seven in favor of Fairfax. Tne dance given by i he young men of Fairfax la-t Friday evening wa* quiti r suci-e>8« 'Tlie Italian 'Trirt of Sivannah furnished splei did music. Mi-se* ElbvAugley and f.ucv Walk er of Appleton attended ihe ball. • Mis* Smile Ruth of Varnvllle Is^vis- itiug Mr and Mr* J. C. Preacher. Mi** Fanny McDaniel of Appleton attended the ball al*o» Mis* Kudi. < onoor of Allendale i* '•i*rting at die home of Mr*. Virginia I). Young.< Df. W. J Young attended the Medi cal Convention vvliicii met in Charles ton last week. Mr. H. 'V. Deer of I’lnicrs spent last Sunday In town. ■ Mr. John Harter and family. Mi** Annie Hailer ami Mr. Perry Wilkin- son of Ulmer* vtoited Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Harter on Sunday. E.-LeRoy Young. Mr*. G. A S. Uewdqnarters CanipC 923, U.C. t. Sv camore, S C., S|>eclal Order No. 9. ri-Tlii>MI.| l in I Liimtoe.k ' rrrrrrrrrnt , J. Coleock, No. April II, 1W0. vTrwTr-rr Frhray ev-ening, April 27, for Ibo pur po*C id electing delegate* to National Convention.to b«* held in Louisv ille. Ky , a lid any other bii*|rte*» that niay c’mijto before ff. Hy order B. R. Lewi*, V. W. Manuel, fYiifffihv • Secty. IHacoverrd By a IToinan. Another great discovery itn* been made, and that too, by a lady in this country. “Disease fiutoned i’s clutch- e* upon her and for seven year* she withstood its severest test*, but her vi tal organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three rnnntha *hec«»ugbed Incessantly, and could not Rleisp. She finally discovered away to. recovery, by pnrclia-ing of us a bottle of Dr, King s Now Discovery for Crm- snmpHoi), and was so much relieved on taking first dose, that she itlc.pl all BARN W K LL COU N T Y. D. S, HAUL PLACE—42'i acre*. Barnwell township, lt»* cPr.red. b*l- a see in •mall wood; 2 ordinary build- lug*. II. L O’BANXON—653 acre*. Barn- we!l township, 290 acre* riewred; tj mile* Iron Barnwell C. U.; 5 buildings, good ordl-r. RICH ARDSON—*M ater Hall” place — Bennett Spring* tow nsbip, 723 acre*. 250 acre* Fleared, balance a*b, oak and rfpva**; 1} mile* Rrow n’« landing on Ma van nab river; Hbiilding*, medium condllion. * * PEACOCK—“Beck” trae.J—Bennett Spring* townslilp. 542 acres. 150 clear ed; 2 building*; 10 mile* from Barn well, near Patterson'* old mill. J. A. ROUNTREE PLACE—Ad-* joining the above, 39 acres, ail cleared; one building. pine and nafc;3 mile* Iroui Dunbarton; 3 buitdingz. EDWARD -C ARB IE PLACE— Rosemary townahip, 35) acre*, 125 acres cleared, balance In small timber; no buildings. SAMANTHA WALL — Rosemary township, 100 acre*, 10 acre*cleared; 2 buildings, gaud condition; 5 mile* from WiliDton. , - ANNIE K. DYCnES-Blackville DOSTp. LEE, JR., , DENTIST. omce.Wim.ton, S. O. Kquli>|*'d for travel- iTyfing. Work done at yout bomo anyw bwee in Barnwell County. Will be at odlee In WiiUaiou every Sat-' urday and Monday. •> lyr T. B. ELLIS, Jr* Surveyor and Civil Engined Special attention given to the eompr tallon of water-powers, leveling ant drainage. A pv*tnlrard addreaeedto meat MarJ tin, S. <U., will receive prompt niit-n* lion. oct 1-30, ly nigiit; and with two bottle* ha* ELKO NEWS. absolute'y cured. Her name is beep M is. Capt. Ct. O. Riiev received his “hap- Mr. Louts Hunt, who had tfcrn for some time employed by Capt H. C. Uaysor ut axeman, was found deadin the wood* on 3ai urday moruing, stuiKliug leaning li*m of fire” a* a tntfcfj/l tlie battle of Honey Hill, tho greate-Lvictory won by Confederate gallantry in the.war between Ibn StatwC jSiuco then he has been at tiro frfnit vvhvnever c dled by dvity or by country. In reeognitfon of hia patriotic service* and personal worth and popularity fils fellow clti- zen*' have honored and trn*ted hiieri 1 time and again, rml hr* iecor-1 D part the history of the" lime*. His expe rience and riper year* have fnllv edd aga'ast a j catediion a* to she ibrti** «l the K1W¥Wg Farmers are, about through planting CrtttoC 45 to, r>0 crate* of a*paragu> were shipped from here daily ln*t week. Dr. and Mrs. Winslow have returned home, having spent th,e winter in our town. Rev. (!. L. Knight preached tv- fine sermon last Sunday to a large eonj!le gal loli aT Rosemary. Mr*- Annie Sawyer of Joliriston and Mi*Mlollle tjnatllehaum o| Lexington Jfudnty visited relatives here some time ago.r ^ . - Mis* Lucia Matthew* of Willistoii visited liftr sister, Mr*. Henry Mat thew*, who has been sick for sortie time. Mr, find M/S B. w. Drummond of Andersen anived Saturday p. ni to visit their parents Ifr. and JIrs. B. F. Di uininoifd. ■■ Mr*: Alice Thomson recently visited Mr. and Mr.*. J. K. 5iarsh at Langley. , Mr. VV. J. I*. Week* i* now onion •trike witlUtfie other member* of tue o. R. T.. and he baa jlie sympHthies of ouy citizen*. . \ ; Me**r* Guerard and are here as agents tmw in the Sontlierir* oftJce. Mr*. I.inneitii recently viaitHf her : sister. Mr*. Dan ilair. nick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot tler free at C N- Burckhaller’s. Barn well, and D. K. Brigg* & Co’*., Black- ville. Drug Stores. Regular size riOc and <1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. German baker* are not allowed handle bread wiih hare hands. to A mean editorial brother remark* flint a $400,000 hotel is to he built irf New York for women exclusively, and that it is to be called “The Chatterbox.” In tlie Inter Collegi? Contest nt Greenwood Friday night C. M. Boyd of Erskine, Due West, won the laurel wreath, his,subject being Black and White, the questionef the day, tlie negro problem.” Mr/VV. G. Hill of Clemson, subject: ’'•Tire "Flag Unfurled,” .won second honor. MONEY TO LOAN. Gan place several loan* on welf im- prpved, uiiincumbered Real Estate. T*. M. Buckingham, Broker and Real Estate Agent. SIGHT, SPORT, MUSIC. G- D. C. LANGE, Blaekville. S C. township. 181 acres, Kill acres cleared. sinaU timlieron balance; 2 building*; ndar A*liley station, 2 mile* IriMri Blaekville^ , , H. F. SNEU.ING PLACE—Red Oak township, 75(7ncrp*, 2.1D acres cleared; 3 building*; 7 mile* from Barnwell, 2 mile* from .Snelllng P. O. A. BAXLEY PLACE-Red Oak M to Spectacle*. F’iiH^Starionery, Ba*e Bali Ciomls, Fishing Tackle, Kirby A number of bur citizen* are goingj Hook* No. 1 to |fi—10c. per 100, Car ' gttgh T -Sr? f fT Mm rfT1ITrwVe£ ~ ‘ lisle Book* », township, 150 seres,60 acre* cleared; 2 bulldi%*; Itonllea from Barnwell; A. C. j.. R. R- runs throngh plfice. W. P. RENEW PLACE-Red Oait township, ^) acres, 00 acres open; 2 building*; 7 miles from Barnwell, SIMON PRIESTER PLACE—920 acres in Great Cypress township, 300 acre* cleared, balance in good pine and oak; 4 building*. R.C.A VV. HALFORD PLACE- 159 acres, Great Cypress township) 120 acre* cieaied, balance in piuoand oak; Ibtiildiilg. 8. 8. Ft; BSE PLACE—Baldoe town ship 1113 acre*, 350 cleared; fairly well timbered; nearMjwMn station on C. Jc VV. R. R.; 7 buildings. ^ JKNNIE II BROWN PLACE-Bui doc township, 410 acres, HKi acres Cleared, balance-' in small timber; buildings, fair order. H. B. ATT A WAY PLACE-Red 0«k township. U0 ai*re*. (3) m res clt ar- ed; 2 building*; 7 mile* from Barnwell W. 8 HAVENER PLACE-Red Oak town ship, 130 i<yres,(in acres clenr- ed; 3 buildings; within j mile of Boil-' ing Springs. V ^ - BAJIBERG.J0OUNTY. RICE PLACE—UX)0 acre*, Buford’s Bridge townslilp. 2»KV acre* cleared, balance in th^finest Vnnber; ’J miles from Govan, Hi mile,* Dam Bamberg. ^CONNELLY PLACE—Three Mile township, 205 fieff*. 1Q0 asrpea tffeared, lldibcred;2 building*, fair npEi Lirg? BfccTggqT / OycloxLO LIGHTNINQ^ - —>—aNI) Live Stock INSURANCE. I /I —At Lowest Rates !n— Strongest Companies Butler, Calhoun & Co. t-OFFICKS. at— THE BANK OF BARNWELU Chaikston & Western Carolina R’y. C# Augustsaud Ashville Short Line. Scludiila-Jn. effect January 17th, 1900. Leave Aagwta A rriye < f rcen «<**I “ Anderson..,...;. “ Laurens “ Grecjmlte “ Glen Springs “. PpartanburK “ g.duda “ llemiersonvillc... “ A*bcville.. 9:40 a m 12:15 p m U-ave Asheville Spnrtaliburg.;. <5 . <4 «4 , 4* “ 'Amlcr.-<Mi . A'frtve Greenwood Auaiista. Glenn Springs.... 10:00 a Greenyiue vu.-ci p- Ijiirt'cns.... ( 1:57 » 1:20 p in :i:U> p >n 4:125 p di 7!: 10 p n. 5d? p m fiTifi p m 7;00 p m 8J20 am ...:.- 4:10 1:40 p i 0:10 p « 5s£5 a tt 10:15 a.pl 9X0 att ' 1- m 41:45 a m A nm piu 44 Iz'ftve Callfoim Arrive Haleiiffi. + a « 7pm 5:10 p m 2’ ptt 4:00 p ■! 7:15 ptt 0:35 a H 9:00 .ptt I0:4N a a tt ■ j:4T p iv ........ 2:10 a nr Norfolk .j 7:30 a m P»-l«n«roht....4. j 0:90 a m ,^ KiclunMid 1 S:2t) a ni Angustw i... Arrive Allendale “ Kairfax...!,,. ,:io ^ 3:55 p tt 8d>8 p tt Mi p » 7:15 Ptt fairly well i IMusiugoboacr. He wa* bortei at Cavv’* and be make* the raoenn hi* merit*. Cburth on Sunday, Ht- wa* a native of Or> ' anarlm*. but bad lived in tbl* eoanty tot rtf tarty year*. He was a ge>>J man. i The trad.e is returning to popular favor. MONEY LEND! ► Apply to- JJa'.e* If Simou. - . L-fcsr :lk. — « V _ . • v ^ Novelties, Musical ln*tnimciii*. i’btno* and Organs. (Umbrella* rew>vei^«l whi’e 1 yon wait. IiiaUirment repairing a Cail or write lor prrez*.