The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 24, 1900, Image 3
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The Barnwell Peonle
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RITES OF SUBSCfclfkDH.
In Advance, per Annum $1.BO
On Time 12^
THURSDAY. MAY 24, WOO.
• 1
The K-jqrmjir Commun)catK>nA id
Harmony l^xlie No. I7A.\ M.-.
will'be hoMat the new Masor.trTem
ple In Harnwell upon Thursday,
ou-or next Ixdare itui full moon In ehvh
moitlh, hesrlntrititt at earl} eattdle light-,
tly order of W'.*. \l. - ..
H. P Andeuson. aeeretarr.
town on
A
MONEY 'DO LEND!
Apply to
Hates & Simms.
STOLEN.
Tueadav nijfht. May 15th.
4HB one Itlack o’are. Pony, 'siae;
'K , T white star in face, keen legs,
no long hair on fetlocks. A liberal re
ward will t‘e paid for return or infor
mation. L. M. (• roves,
Blacktllle. S. C.
Rl'EOlAL NOTICE^
The Stockholders of tile narnwell
firadi’ l School Asgot-iatioii Will meet at
the office of Bates t t Almnis tin Monday
neJot at 12 o’cltaik in. fi>r thS ptii pose of
Electing a chairman and for ttie DlHher
purpose of taking steps towards dis
posing of its pro|>erty and winding Up
tilt atl'airS of the Association.
0. II Ba’en,
Sec. and Trek*.
SbtjbE TO tEA^UERS.
I’he regular Sutnhief Examination
fnt- Teachers t:ert)rtcates w ill take place
ht Barnwell on Tuesday .lone 15. Be
gin* at UJ oVIot'R 5. tn.; ends at • 4 o’t
clock n. m
VVIPtes at (lonrt House; Colored at
■ t'blored school house.
A. BU 1ST. SR .
A • C.S.B.,
Blaekville, S. C.. May 17, PHIO.
/INSWeR
this Htmmr questioh:
How
’ Can L. D.
Joel
Sell
10c
Half Hose
' for
5c
10c
Handkerchief*—'•l-of'
—
2«?c
Suspenders
for
• 7c
Kc
Undershirts
for
tie
2Sc
Caps
for
Hats
for
lie
10c
Collars
for
1c
-S2.00 Shoes
for
9lc
$1-50 Hants
for
59C
and many oth'er goods at such
lo^ (inures?
The answer l«. iiecamse he purchased
$|u irai m i.rth of th*- (itHsts from the
great hauknipi sal • of J«ihii*tnn. Moods
A Co. of N. Y and will «actlffce the
entire stock for rtn ifavs fttlly at Easier
Hug's Mortr, opposire, public sipiarc
Barn w ell, S. C.
L. I». iOELt
LOOKIN'!* AHEAD.
Mr. B. F. Feeptea was in
Friday.
New schedule of the Southern Rail
way appears today.
Tapi P. M. Cater waa down from
Dunbarton on Kri Jay.
Mr. George It Todd left on Stthdny
biorniug for his Colorado home.
Rev,,J.-4}. Beckwith preache»l in Ai-
feen on Stingy*' ^ wr Stafford.
Major Ef S. Hammond and II, F.
Buist Esq. were ill town bn Monday.
Attcrnevfienentl Bellinger I a enjoy
ing his annual v&'Cattuu at Glenn
Springs. * ,
The SoutHhrn Railway people have
reached BAHiwell laying to lh rail
Southward.
Mr. ,1. I*. Harley was in town oti
Thursday and dtd thh Hght thing' by
us. He always does.
Mr*. M. A. Anderson and. daughter,
pretty little Miss Hanson, Visited Mrs.
J. K." knelling last week.’
Mayor v Calhonn sent off on Monday
$52 25, Barnwell's contribution tor re
lief of the India, nttdltig Sufferers.
School deficiencies to be inadb up out
of Dispensary monby are #104 25 for
Bamberg county And #li}5 for Barnwell.
The friends of Mr»7 J. (4. Moody will
lie pleased to learn that she Is fast re
covering flout ller recent severe illness.
Snelling Is shipping tlioae lumber
and cross tie* than any other Coast
Line eralioti between Dehmark and
Kohhlns. * ‘ ' *.
R"v. .1. H. Wilson and Capt. .1. IV.
Jentty attertded the Southern Luthe-
Fan My nod W instoti-SAleui, N. C.,
last tifeek.
Messrs Rob Aldrich and Earl Alle,n
retiilned home on Monday from their
studies under Pluf. Morrison of ilamp
ton comity.
— Rev. W. C. Kirkland of Black .Swamp
ciriniit preached an excellent sermon
In the Baflnvell Methodist Cliulch
Stuiday nlornirtg.
Tithes must he good out West. All
our Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and
Kentucky subscribers have paid up,
and w iiiioiit Hie asking
Ca{it. Hath G Britigloe nf Charleston
paid Barnwell a short visit last week,
ilchig cwlit'd to the liedside »»f Ilia *-ck
daughter, Mr*, d. G. SlooflV.
Farmer .1. O. Sander* Of G«m r gi»s
Creek lead* the procession sijuare*
were seen on the llhti iii*l on hi- cot.
ton, which is heAutlfnl to ht-hold.
Forty ’three yowwjg I a die* v»H4- he
graduated frbitl Wintliron C»»!!ege.
Tunelt—it, M «« Fatinv I.HuH .Edin-
ston of Eiko (Ekes the degree of A. H
Mrs. Lonllr B'’ l.cVln. of Augusta,
attended the lieds.de of her sick *ai»tef,
Mrs J. G. Mond'V| aeveial dax* lint re
turned to her home Monday morcing
The Long Itram-li Pidlosopher, a
uiVii of infinite varl- ty, comes out in a
llew^j'4»|e—campsigli p ft - this week.
He smiuld ne\rr hide hit light under a
hiishelAy
“Trlee'^nuthorl*-* us to sa v that If
hi* s4»gges(hiti fflatlve P* ttie Ceootery
meet* with fiATHc approx at tie is read?
to coiitrlUitle ten dttilarl to tltal gtaal
purpose. •
All Knights of IV-jiia* who attend
ed Die mi^tleg Of tin- (irand l.ndgc in
Charlestiiii last w
w itli the giaid (inn
•dd citr by Hie sc®
Royal
AbsoluteivIhjre
Bakino
Powder
t*AD NEWS.
The ftiahv friend* of Mr.' Rnd Mrs. L.
Mrt.
B. Toole, former!jf Hf WHlisten but nniv [ flVes jUb following
ABSOKUTElYtoRE
. - X—--—-'f-.r- •- ' . " : '
Makes the food morgdefttious and wholesome
residents of BAlbbridga, Ga., were sad- ptjlii : ,
dened be^phd expression In words on : Itjs ^ilmple, but p)\yey-f»lllng
the 17th lust, by tbe news of the death for Woiindk made by maty nails,
of their fourth son, Ashby L. Tpole^a of angry animals, felons, Mound* made
ann by hreworks, Ihflatned arid Jmlsoned
tl( ‘ 1 " ‘ ‘ “
SAFI AND BUM.
Abby Darlltig of Jollet, <liinoli;
Hit following tmtmeut to the
cure
bites
wo
ses-st ssswa *o«»e«s eo., ww yoss.
■ ryr
Martia
Mr. T. B. Ellls bif
tow n yesterday.
The “dry drought” wag
welcome rain on Friday.
wiTTn
ended
NEXT MONDAY.
When Hie eclipse comeg About three-
fourths of the sun's sil! filce^vtll be
, hidden by the moon in Bsrnwe!l but
m .. 1 one xrannot use the nak«d eye in waU’b-
. ee gt yer s ' l mthrop j nK j t when there I* the narrowest rim
Scholarships in today « paper. of light. A smoked glass ia tlib slm-
Auditor Duncan tinislied .Vcslerday plest and best instrument for people
Writing the tax duplicate for 1U00. generally. A clear plecf of Wliidow
w. u , . , . .. , | glass, smoked with a kerosene lamp
Miss Mason of Augusta wk* the pret-1 * Uh ^ ut the chlniney on , or a sp„, lt er
ty gubslof Mrs. Hurnberger last week. of rU . h plne> u tb ^ tl| ’, |IK you ‘ nwd
The young folks had a pleasant; The chlldnen should begin to practice
young^ man of highest bharacter
, promise, aged about 22 yeara. In com
pany with several young friends lib
was swimming In the Flint River,
when the awlft current swept hlpi un»
der, to rise no more IVi this great and
sudden sorrow the bereaved parents
have the sincere sympathy of all their
old "time Carolina friends.
iliincc at Masonic Hail on Tuesday ev
ening.
before hand so as to get accustomed to
the glass. It has been sdggeited that
Mr. J, C. Huger and Misa Marie Hu- lf tw V I’l^es of glass the same size are
Uharleelon tomorrow for the Secured, one can he sure that the smoke
ger go to Cl
Hhfnmer.
A number of Barr.welliaixs will t.xke
In the cheap excursion to Savannah to
day otcr the Southern.
Tnc Coast LiKe Dep^t xva* woken In
to Tuesday night, an(T#2.U5 left fof Safi:
f.ccping taken by thtrhurglar.
.Clerk Nimijil received yesterday $1,-
iHu.50 Cod federate penshm money hr
distribution among 114 pensioners.
Mr E. A. Burdick and family came
tip from Florida yesterday morning
and are at homo in their pretty cottage.
' At the ineeting of the Y. M. B. L.
Tuesday evening upwards of $5,GU0
‘xvere subscribed to the cotton mill cap
ital Mock.,', '
' Mrs. A. 1’. Cornell arrived yesterday
morning from Andalusia, Ala , upot) a
\ i-il to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
Allen robin. - «
SAVE SEED. •
Wheat crops are uniformly good.
Thot-f grown from county raised seed
are said to he much better than those
planted with imported grain. There
fore, a plenty of seed for next Fall's
larger aoxx mg should be saved. *
will not lie rubbed off. Smoke one aide
of one piece until it is just right. Then
rub the smoke off from a narrow rim
around the edge. I’aste some thick
card board on that rim; then paste the
other p'ece of glass on that. Thu* the
autoked glass will he protected and you
may carry it without danger of rub
bing the smoke out.
4tiTII ON UTIL
• 1*reparation* for the Kb* annual pic
pic at tion«c I'und Far', Hi't Tell under
wdv,. and invi.atioos will Ite Issued
•non. the crniimt'TPnrn.vnngCharge a'rc appolhMB^Ht on lssl .Sunday ni^bt ot>
resolved t.» make it a grand success.
As u»ual a Hall at WillDtnii will close
the <tey\ rnj •ymems. June 1 1 11 is the
diile. -
CANDIDA I cw.
The nexs c indidates ,this we«*k arc
Mr. K. J IVaciwk f'-r Coroner. Mt*«sr*
C. II Langley and J. W. Lancaster for
Siteriff Sketches id them and id the
c.indid ite* for Mdicilor are po tponed
until next week on account of a mis
laid uiemorntidum.
BLACKV1LLE NEWS. .
Miss Ruby Rlchardshn of AKoona,
Fla., Mi«* Bernard McDonald of l*ara
disc, Fla., and Miss Bessie Godwin of
High {springs, Fla., ate visiting ‘the
families of Mc-srs II. 1). and 1. F. Still.
Miss Thompson of Ht Louis. Fla., is
visiting Mrs. Claude fc. FDhburne.
M isa Daisy Htokes is visiting friends
in Columbia,
Mr* il. L Dletfenhach of Savannah
is vi-itltig relatixes in Blackville
(’apt. J. A. Walker*k family will
move to Camden about the 1st prox.
Dr. L. C. Stephens lost a valuable
horse on Saturday
For the next scholastic year Rev. II.
R. Murchi-»on ha* been elected Princi
pal and Mr*. C. R. Kelly assistant.
A. 0. C.
. • . Ils
i* A lltFA^v LOCALS.
Mi«*<-s Eugenia and K«tel)e Young
are bn a visit to Chariest
Mr*. W. J. Handers lei
ton on Monday and returneu on Satur
day last.
Rev. J II. Wilson, failed to HU hi*
account of attending Synod,
We are glad to see that Mr. J J.
Copeland is building his dwelling
house agai** that grtl burned sdtpnlme
ago.
Mr. J T. Wilson ha* bought the gin
anil gri*t mill that Mr. J. C. Preacher
ran last year.
Mr. J O. Preacher is Ineating his
**w mill on the F IL A 1*. K. K . we
j are glad to see a saw' mill mill in Fair
fax. , E LeHoy Young.
F.LKO NEWS.
In
» AI.I.I.VG A CANDIDATE
ol J J'. Brown:
case tiie DenuH-ratia County
Tv .. . teentive CwnmUtee shall de.l.
Z) 'l-l.ghted y,„, rr , n K ,, e ,
• glverl^r,,: tn the | * t||(> | . r|(1M , rv sc,
Tuesday
ftWr the
to recent aii.e.idmcut of
El
ide tl.al
non. in*
according
the con*titu-
THE BAPTIST BURIALGRflUND.®.
Barnwell, 8. C-, May fl, 1900. ,
Editor 1'roplr:
I am informed tliat there is a com
mittee soliciting suhscrlptiona to build
a fence arollnd the new Bitpt'st church
and to encloae the burial place of those
there interred This is very com
mendable, but in my humble opinion.
Whoever formed this committee oleK
■rioktul the fact that there is another
usiptlst burial ground needing the at
tention of the public. The old burial
ground, D In much worse condition
than the new one and in those grounds
perhaps are buried a* many Baptists,
Presbyterians, Methodists and other
denominations as are buried |t. ttye r.ew
ground*,. I dlliril tj) ciill, intention of
the. Baptists to tnelr seeming neglect
:lmi propose to contrihote liberally if
they will undertake tn give one as
much attention aa the,other. What
say* you? , ’Trice.
request
the of-I
opened fairly
is better than
hitt--r w lute..
• it ha* *i*ii a 11 v
The, crop season ha«
l.uall grain now made
wa- cxpecled after |)|,-
t orn i« qirtt.* a* good a
hern at lliis x-asou
of piomise, lioth for good yield and
high pri> - e .
He, waled IIo.mI* in the West indicate
a moderate crop in America, while the
aw ltd Indian famine, whidi ha* *tarv
fd thousand* of work oxcti,' in ike* a
short 1-rnp ill the old n or!d as sure a*
4** ith atid taxes, luaildi i ff. a* pri-ii.is
lug g.M.-l prices, im- »uia|l stock ;.u ha.ul
w ill l.e exl.*listed by iIk 1 .'pei.iiig ot
fhe next season. I'tie rapl-i inultiplica
lion of mills and .the expanding con-
sititq.floii ot cotf.Ui g<aMl*.‘itl the utter
most part* of the earth lead high an
thurify to the cpncluslofi fiiat it xxiil
t..k-- 1H OtSt tlOtt hale# f.i *upplv the
World wide ocinaud. lint there is au-
Tyther side to tiie pt.-ftrre The war
eh ♦mKhiwer* in tiie K i-ft Ho* , ilitic>
fx.a v break u<ir at aux' hour iielweeii
R. .s'.ia and Jap in sffil wheti ftte n-st
"rwtm is-ttrril-fu-t»TCg..rhu« t --gfa vr
Rower* it ia TTk.-Jx to t'etii.* Iwginniug
Of the iiroadest and bloodiest struggle
the world ha* ever ki.c'w n. Every Ku- I
-fui»eaii |w»wrr of e<»u**-rpience ha< ftie [
rail’d grat.hing mania, itn-l rh.
fol Rolirrt AMMrffl left t*n 'Tuesday J ihu. id the oarty, we earnestly
for CieMiaou t ollege trr l.ai^ SrVr the | von t<> lieconie a candidate for
ciide.i.tiatioii of a rig* I ot wav lifx the tice, lliere'iy allordlug us tiie op|M>rtu
hram-h road leading fruth th* f 'oini|(e \ oily t<* make some ackuuw le<litui*iit of
to tile Houtttcfil Railway. our appreciation otv'-ur wottf. both Rs
y a citueu a:iJ a* a nicii.t.er nf the K .r
Mr# .1 | t,l.*«*r after a vefv pfeasau
visit t» Itarnwell rfiatlve* left f...» her
home in Valdosta Ga , on Saturday.
Ihtii. inueTl to th" regret til all w ho had
loru.ed her acquaiiitauce.
Tnc Ad'inal M'-uiitrial Sermon before
Barnwell L | alge No lit. K of P, >*111
t*e peeitche.l at the M. E. t hurrh. srfnth,
on tlic A cond >u...lay in June at 5
u’t5-o*-k p. in tiv l("l.'J. (i Ucckwitli.
i i.e fmhlic coidlally iiitltet? to attend.
Dr*. W. Ilenrt Breland rt( A’lendrfle
.1 ?* Matthew* nf I ’Null ark apd J. K
A. Whit lock of Kitching’s Mill tiass»tl
«ucce«s|i*| examinations Ja-t week be-
fure ttie dtate Board of ^•'•li*-al Exam
iners and xvi re li.-eii»Cd to pfaelfcft
physic and surgery.
Mr. John L. Rorrl*, of .•\.igu* f a ) left
for hi> ; lii>iue Monday uiori.ing. -His
xi«itjirrc war gremD c.tj.*Vv«l t.y fela
ami Jr'i. i:*!*. and the es.-etfein
Asparagus shipping was sueeecded
tiv the shlpoing of snap tiean*, grown
by Messrs IV. J P Weeks and Randal.
1 be Eiko llighacbool will close Jun«
1 *t.
MDa May Wood ward some time
ago visited Misses C'srrie and Bessie
(ireeu, Williston, H. CY
Mi** Lucia Mattiicw*of tYilliston re
cently visited Mra. Hallie Hair.
I Miss Janie Gave was the guest of
lMUse's HatHe i r fr«? .Tcitfe Wllliains
some time ago.
Mr. J. L. Birt has purchased the
fmildiug# and hit formerly owned bv
Mr Rufus Phillips. He will move hi#
blacksmith shop to the old gin house
soon.
District Conference ’ Rev. G, N. Askew ami Rev Me*
k was well attend Farlat. lilled their regular apiminl
ed. H"\. l\. A. J. Sokes presided * ,erc • s " n,,l, V-
W ith great a\eptahilltvv. The ho*pi- > Mr. and Mrs. D. !». JoKn**qn v r sited
PuS'Is' was a* relatives in Trenton last week
ULMER NEWS.
Rev. Mr. tlillpixin tilled his regular
appointment at Sallkebatchie on Hun-
dav last.
Miss Carrie Weekley, a pretty young
Miss, i* spending some time with her
sister, Mrs J. W. Blount
Mis* Beulah Grimes left on Sunday
to spend a week with relatives at
Kearse.- •
, M .fsuvV W int-ltn* 1>ft on SSttHday
last to xisit relatives in Bamberg.
Mrs John* of Bamberg is visiting
relative* here tills week.
Mr*. J.M. Halford and little child
ren spent several days with telative* in
Orangeburg la-t week.
Mr and Mr*. K. Tuten visited
friend* in tow n on Sunday,
Mrs, O.. D. A. Wilson and little
daughter, Louise, have been very ill
for the past week Uut hope th fee them
up again soon.
Mr*. .1. W. Smith and two children
were the guests of Mrs. J. J. Harter on
Thursday.
Messrs N. G W. Walker we*d Frank
Gnea yf Bam well were In town Mon
day, tiie guests Of Mr. J. M Halford.
Dr. M.K. I^wlsuf Bamberg was in
town last week.
Dr. Greenleaf vis^tl fils mother who
^a* ter? ill ladt week at Gifford, HrC,
Mis* Alice Sease and MUs 4'hassa-
reau were the guests of Mrs. J. M.
Halford on Mondays.
Wejiad a tine rain on Friday which
was very much needed.
More orange hi.MUM.m* in Ulmer soon.
Mr.O. D. A. Wilson had tiie misfor
tune pi lo«e a line mule last week.
Mr. Jake J Hogg nf Augusta lavis-
ititfg his brother, Mr. Price Hogg of
ttiis place. (fcc^rtoiial.
\ Many Friends.
l»*sTRD TA ONFERKNUE.
'fhe <'harlest-in District Conference
at AlleixiVe last w.-.
tslux of the .^|en<l«le
clmrcli on Hun.lay morninj
ing w«» h'lglily ai'precfate.I
a A.I cx^n-
S -vcral box mi* <»f a north-hnun*l r
xxeaker| freight train on the Soifthern xv.'rc de— L ^ LROA D N EM S.
w a* a*
grachms a« it w aw generous, and all
guest* ca-ried awajKjwt.g lasting pleas
ant »iieinorie«.
/in.mg the promiriiynt representa
tlxe* of church interestsquesi ut wers
Dis. ,f. O. M'lllson of tlh| Southern
t'lirUtiaii Advocate, W. W. Utnicl Of
the C'oliimbia Female College, s^amuel
Lander of Willinm-ton k'emafb. Col
lege. Prof. J. G. Pt'nk*. ale* of M'oKortl
College. K- v. (». II. Waddell<if the Bp
worth Orphanage, ft- v*. JT G. Watson,
t; I*. Matson, IV It Iv.uVan, J. **’
hiJohn L.Ala/ley -die
nni o
IM.wer, ami the outlook for the future
mo*t hopeful.
Misse* Mary Allen antf Mrfffie Weath
ersta*e. M'lllt*;>n*a tnost ifecoinpllshcd
young ladies, spent Mirday in our
town. J.
W
railed near tiie depot lieie Monda^
night, ca'udng a delay of (lie south
bound local passenger, lint tiie tfack
\va* clear.-d in time lor the eirlr ini.rnJ
itrg verftibtried ijaaiirngrr trains.
A tevialon of tiie exaniinatlc*" r; 1 **
per* tor tiie Secon.r DV*t?ict Naval
Academy t a.letslilp lia* lic.-'l made.in
tVa*htugion, giviifg the appointment
to Njrniau Smith, son of Dr. W. C.
Smithv "'Wise, son id Mr. J. J.
M ise, afjernate, both of M illi*(oii.
governmegts .ft Afri.-x and A*ia are
It. ing captufed and paicclled out u liy
(lipl.uilxcy. t.v pi:r.-ifasc, l.v threat* or
hv overpnvxcring force. Rii««ia. (iir
many. Fram»*. England n r e a .wailiiii;
f in col lapse of China ^ ItungYi'y i
pro -igal sons stand arotipd the death
lu-.l of a mi*er fatlier.
Shouht this Lnivcrsal war coiqe wha*
Wduild ia* tiie effect on tiie price of ’cut-,
ton?
And at home there are abundant
seeds Of trouble, i h. 4 hatt’le tiet.xx e.-rt-
Imperialism ami Dotitocracy is to he
* fought-at tiie polls next Novemher.
Sli.nild Hie futinier he triumphant
fit tough the elect in.n ol* the Republican
candida-t v * tjierewill he a final end of
government of tin* peofcfe by the people
, for the people. * The gaffie of the tnon- |
#y power xx ill have been xxon and it
may l egin it* harvcsl'by Ipxxering pri-I
f-es of crude proitTIct* xvlille Ndv»nciiig
' eliarges for“liiHnulacHired form*. „„ ,
w. i i .T • • i . , , vers.-r oil: go to tie present at th
—j Shonld Democracy bosnccwqsful roa^ 1 1
It. not tie eX^rccted tl a. anotlrer — •■'—
Norfolk, Va..
May IT —Thomas F.
Rvan. tiie New York capitalist, win.
lia* *o persistently songt.'t to block
l , resiilent William*'scliemcof consoli-
daiing tiie independent lines ctmipria-
ing the Seaboard Air Line, will get by
order o| court information regarding
tiie hook* of the company, fti xvliich lie
is a heavy stnckholder. Special tfaa-
ter* Boxvden and Tho”p, appointed by
•Iudgi- Waddill to make tiie invesliga-
:thi<t, hax'e tiotvtied th« Seaboard ofli-
I cials*to have tiie book* ready on the
.To reep rooster* from liglititig cafchko
HILDA NKM S.
Crops, are lo<ik!ng exceedingly well
and farmers are busy cultivating them.
RccenCy a number of g.M>d people ol
this seelion organised a Sunday School
at Spring Branch school house and are
getting alfiVg wyM with it; and we
1io|h- it will continue to be progressive.
shrtSfcSsfcAfciiliJsiilwiR t>R ftifaRTHr
section* liave got the !i »*h t>al| fever
now about righr. t)u flu* 12th inst. a
match ganie was played hetxveen the
Hilda an-l Cane Fie.-e tirst nines and
alter a congest of nine innings the
score stood Jnio!) in favor of the Hilda
team. Anothergame will he played
between the sameVatm on 'the after-
nooicof the 2fUh ins\ Look out, Catic
!*lcce boys, for victor)\ls ours.
We arc sorry to learn qf the illness of
Rev: G. N. Askew xvhich\caused liim
to be aiisent from his church < Double
Pond?0ii litsf/d Fa^r.rday g'ndP.SuiHlay
We are glad to kqow that littIKFred-
'lie the infant son of Mr. and MrsNias
Jones i* much improved after a re. tyxt
illness. L.
one and dip sine wing. M hen l.e
makes a drive it xvill throw liim to one
sidF,, t an.I lie x\i1l soon coucimlR lie
don't know how to tight and xvill at- reliicfant to do so Mr.-Rvan'* attor
fond fo hi* ow n httaiR s*.— Erehangc. ” ' “ • — . .
Resp^cftuliy refe/red to Alfred Al-
dficli.
^ven more .11 sfastrou* tjS’ah the la.-t
pan tc.
T'uk PEorCr aeknowledg* s an
ta'fiim.from tile •'*^nior f'iafi* of
mrnr^im ht c5ferci<es June -HI aiiB
tlimngli Mrt* grifcefnl conVleay of
xx ll.l will
inx i»
Con-
■30m-
PK
m rs*
th
» ». .. ^ . c- ..c'^ KlenPie Loif Bates
ation of .Mark Hanna :i5d Co. will he B .L. at that happen stone
sprung upon the cn.i a try? in the live* of fhe fair f'fty mfmhers
Amen, arrhistory ha*'•'en *haped the f lh _ 1 • J
la*t lialf dojie.n tear* in tSe Interest of *
2stU
The Heahoard people. In viexv of tire
faet, that the con-olidation of their sys
tem i* plivsically complete, are not now
nry iCLawtence Groner of Norfolk,
r 1 * juft he re i’s not tiie *lightest chance of
X oouipromlse.
THE CHURCHEH.
•V protracted meeting
will he con-
tjneen V’lct.M'la eelehrate* her Hist
birthday todav. The Boers will not
wish her many happy returns.
Six Chinamen have died In San
Francisco of bulMHitc plague, or the
**Mack death" as it D called in the
East, the most terrible of all plagues.
Some of the American carpet bagger*
sent to t'i.Ta.to fqacfl tffat free? people
the blessing* of honest government
have teen caught stealing largo, lots of
|M»»tag« stamp*.
Never shut the sunshine out.
shine means health.
eab wounds generally. .1 have myself
tftvfcd several live* of person* and also
hors*} from stepping oh rhsty null*,
add one man Irbm deRtb from the bite
of s/i atlgry cat. wHer^ blood poisoning
threatened a deibk death. It U An old
Indian remedy known in our family
for several geherallous and used so
siffibesafully l,hat we have never had A
felon nr sdre develop; a* iVe used the
cure In time. • *
Put equal parts of good fresh wood-
ashes and hot water in a pail or pan
large enough tomore than cover the
hand or foot hurt; Keep it In some
time, when tj>e water cools put fresh
whter in as hot a* can cdmfortanly be
used, sometimes rcncf.lng ashei antj
water both. After a short time a
aoo^hlng sense Of relief from pain will
Cnthb, but keep the treatment going on
until the pain is soothed, the Inflamma
tion gone and pus come* from the
wound and the flesh l» white and wrin
kled as from hot suds.
M'e keep a bag of good wood ashes In
our home fur time* of nt-M.
- — —— • * •
SPECIAL OLOA8ION8. f
Annual Meeting Southern WJioiesalR
Gnajers’ Association, UharleSfOn, 8
U., May 2*-25rh, l!H)d.
Southern -Raijway will sell round
trip tickets to Charle-ton. H. C., and
let urn at rate ol one flrtt class Tare for
the round tiip from all pdlnta on Its
line, account of the above occasion.-
Tickets to he s>dd May 22, 22 and 74
with filial limit May 2S, 1900, Inclusive.
For detailed Information apply to
any agent of the Southern Railway or
its connections.
SUPERVISOR S NOTICE.
In order to keep the Magistrates
throughout the County posted as to the
whereabout* of the County Chain Gang,
I w ill hereafter publish a notice In each
week’s Issue of tlieCouutv pa|>ers.
I'll* chain gang wlU he at Miles
Cope'a mill on the road from Buford’s
Bridge to Rivers Bridges fn Sveamnre
township this week .and until about
next Tuesday, when they will movp to
Hirer* Bridge. .. .,
V O. W. Barker,
County Bupv'ar.
R. C. Roberta. Jr.. Clerk.
, MONEY TO LOAN/
*»——
Can place aeveral loan* on well Im
proved, 2nineuip.be.red Real Katate. ’
r. M. Buckftigh5fff.
Broker and Real Katate Agent.
BONDrt FOR ftAl.E.
#5.000.(10 Barnwell Graded School
District, 20 rear coupon bonds. #500 00
denomination, 5 per cent, interest par
able annually, dated 1*1 May, PJ0U.
Bid* invited. Address
P. M. Buckingham,
Barnwell, 8. C.
SOUTHERN RAIkXVAV.
REPAIRlha “
of tllcvclei, Giln*,'’Revolver^ Sewing
Machipes, Ijock* and Kevs, Clock*, and
Bicycle .Sundries kept la stock.
J. H. IIARRI80N.
i t ti U«niweH, *». <V .
(Next Door to the Opera Uoum.)
c.
b^riCEff: Barnwrll AMD WILLISTOX.
Commencing the llrat »r
her I will be at my (Pvan
week in Octn-
. . w»|l oftlee at
the Halford House on the first Monday
anti Tuesday of the., drat and * fourth
weeks In each month; and longer by
specin! engagement.
At WUliston office on every Friday
and Saturday.
I am also jirepared to do Dental work
at your hoiues anywhere in Bafnwell
County.
COME STRAIGHT TO
Barnwell, S. C.,
Wh^re you will find the Best
Horses, Finest Wares and
Choicest mules ever raised oit
the fertile Missouri farms and
absolutely the Lowest 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 BROWN,
Agent
Sun-
WINTHKDF COLLEGE SClf0*LAR-
811 I P A N D ENTRANCE
EXXSfNAflON.
The examination for the award of
varan! scholarship* in M inthrop Col-
lego aVd for the admission of nexv stu
dents will |>c held at the county Court
Houston Friday, July Jhth, atfla m.
ApplicAiita must not be less than fif
teen year* o^ age.
When *< holarshlp* are vacated after
July 2tfh they will he awarded to tho»s
making fhe hlglicat average at this ex
amination.
The cost of attendlince, Including
For further information and a cata
logue address Pret. D. B. Johnson,
Rock Uill.
° -*•*-
Telranle frnptions
Are, grand, but Skin Eruption* rob
life of joy. Bticklen’s Arnica Salve
cur? Jr them, also Old, Running and Fe
ver Sore*, Ulcer*, B<»IIh, Felons, Corn*,
M arls, Cuts, Hi'.. Ises, Burn*, Scald*,
Chapped Hau;la, C-hiJhlaiii*. Hot Pile
jorfe <fn eaVfli Itrive* out Pain* and
Ache*. 6nlv25ct*. a box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by J. M. Smith,
Wlllmton, S. C , and l>. K. Briggs <& Co.,
Blackville, 8. C., Druggist*.
w-Tilth and against the trplirting*'of in-
dependent iiidti»trv. Tft’e almiglitv
dollar lia* no conseh'ix e. That it*
power may he made greater i< the end
fn which it aim*, and tliiS, accom}ili*h-
theiit of tliat purpose justifies lu the
hearts ofit* hollersft'nV means, from
dehaiitfhefy in I.egDIatures to red war
Agaitist weaker, lielple** people*.
Tiie Mercahtlk* Ageneic* re,port busl-
nes* throligltdut tiie. United’State* not
hear a* good a* at thls'tiin*‘a yewr ago.
Iron and stdel, always the tlrwt to feel
the coming of- trouble, ftre doxyn in
jirice. The old cry of oYer production
i* raised, xx liile the real truth i* that,
the price* of Mich proddets have been
too high for the people, and tor im*Vfr*g
profit by their u*e.
BAMBERG CANDIDa Fes:.
k These new candidates hare an-
/lionnced tlicuiselxc* Pi tbe dau^iter
r eourdy: f
For the House of Representative*—
«Jhn. M', Crum, A. Mclver Bostick.
For Auditor mid Superintendent of
Education—L. A. Blkle, J»>e S. Brab
For Sitj Tvhtor-P. K. IIughcK—W.
11. fAilllua. .■*”
ducted at the Jlarnwell Baotiat ehurchl
beginning immediately r.^H-r the com,'
meiiceiuent exercise* of the Barnwel
('r?de<l School, first w eek In June.
'riie iivnal monthly preaching ser
vice* will he held in tiie Presbyterian
clutch next Sunday, by the-Rev. R.
P. M’Alker, at 11 a- m. and 8 30 p. m.
The jiublic are cordhtHy invited, to at
tend.
Oh next Sunday,. May at 10.80
a. m. the Rev. J. L. Seidl w ill lecture
iff tiie Catholic cflurch, Barnwell, on
the subject: Saint-worship; it* phllo-
aophic basis, tiie "easott found for it in
the deepest mysteries of thte Christian
Religion; It* logical necessity. The
public cordially invitycT.
On the 4th Sunda'yVrh May I will
preach at Mizpah *at 11 a. in. and at
Salem at 4-15 p in. On tliat dav there
xvill be no services at Barnwell or S|-
loauT The*e latter two churches will
have services on tire flrst Sunday in
June, at their usual hours. This ex
change of appointments is marie .10en
able me tobe in Barnwell on^the first
“unday lh Jun«when, the commence
ment sermon (rf the Barnxvell Graded
School will'he preached^ Hongrega
tion* please note tl^* change; which I*
temporary. Jno. G. Beckwith
..^1^ 'f«> r.
7HTrY7 Hirrroii ^TrWC; — *—
popularity sn&ng the hiclM idr* be»-/^ Wooden kneading, biuc-iaTor-hFcad
icaiitc he did uof warrant titles. f han* declared uosaidury.
C'harlie Bro.^n I* hohle agafn from
KndsaV, wearing a Siiifiwjt* broad a* a
toxx'ndiip pruii ie. For lie luftl.ihe best
I tick of hix Hfe til *coo|»ing tiie finest
car load of farm and timber iryules, sad
dle, draft and driving InV* * Hb lia*
ever liandllKl. Today they will he on
sale at. tiie lowest prices'cf tile year, at
llill'Tiip Stablt^T
Tliere may he sbraow in slr.re for the
klml.ergifrtener*" of Barnwell. Sliould
Mis’* Kalnsey accept a situation else
where there wilThe a multitude of l/ttn-
keff little liearr* in town. And tiie
story of the "Pied Piper of Haiueliu”
wmillt he pepeate 1 shoiiid she go, they .
Ktioxving itrforevenr blessed tot would
follow Iter vo?Ce to th'^ very eiKla ofthe
^arlh.
The old malrj fso called) auction sal’e
at the Utuirt Hon*e on Thursday even
ing w*a the, flipst eajoyatile event of
year*. Prices ranged from .V( centa to
ifS.OO, ami ihe Baptist painting fund Ms
some #40 better off The fair chattel*
xvere so shawled that bidders could hot
ilen
LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY.
f i <
The candidate oeart fsi heatin^.fa'st.
The primary vote will goon he cast;
And all Hie stnlTCa thaf it hag cost,
Will soon be either won or lost.
M'e fir'ite tiie candidates or any other
gentlemen of leisure to call and if it
dee* not fall on our busy day, wo will
go over and show them a faun m Barn-
tvell Township, 7 mile* north of the
Ct II. It is run by Master Robbie
Keel, aged II years. He.is a cousin to
the would lie Auditor and weighs about
GO Ilia M'e (£iw fils farm the <,ifher day
and everything w^s as' neat a town
garden. He 1 !* president, superintciuT-
ent, general manager and performs the
labor and d<v*« hi* xvork better than an
ordinary 150 lb nigger, with a $150
mulR and txvo overseers." The family
consists of himself, a widowed mother,
grand motWr, tjvin brother* younger
than hiiiigell and on* si*p*r, ohjer, and
w hat is more rema’-kable lie made the
crop last year. We see no rea»on why
he should riot be Governor some day.
We have been very much” surprised
at the ‘coining out’ of some men whose
names'aVffStxr under the |ie*d of candi
date cardo’. Some of thdu Are -men-
xvho formerly had a good reputation,
but will now lose it, for if they ever
broke a plate there will be somebody
ready to tell it and more too.
We have about concluded' tjiitt btir
A v H. Patterapn will wool it. tin to' the
oihey chapa, and wo say am^n and
more; for we lytve know n him from
chjldhood and w& know liiirt to be ah
honest, upright, Chri-tian gentleman,
^Annual Session Imperial Council
Omer of tiie Mvatic Shrine, M ashing
to* Yb C .-May '42 24, i!KX).
un Rucoi'i'rrf ot the .aboxc occasion
SouthernxRail^ay will sell loutul trip
tickets froln all points on its lines to
M ashington/ND. C,, and return at rate
of one Urst ciasaMaro for tiie round trip.
Dates of sale May\20, 2f, and 22, with
flnai limit May 27tfKiht)C. . . /
persons residing atNnon coupon sta
tions desiring to avaiKthemselves of
these reduced rates and*Wrrha*e cou
pon tickets will Jne requireij to give the
agent at their station at least two or
three days in advance of the proposed
Pi? H) order tliat he may be enabled to
obtain through tltfirdfs Ac.'
For detailed iiiforinatioij eall on or
address any agent of the 8011 theft
-Railway or its connection*.
S. IL.IIardwick,
A. G. P. A.
Oaatral Tims at Jarksuoville aivi Harannmli.
Eaatnrn Tims at ()tb*-r I*otntS
WplMXialc In KIT sol May <kh. IRIX
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WJimalioru .
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Ar. Danville ..
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'* Phllariclphia
" Hew York.
tv Golarobta
Ar. S|>nrtaiiharK
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T/ie IVest End Store
. iaaelllngoot 11 "■ "■ ~
Great - Bargains
In RverT I.ine of
. * „ •
Qeheral Merchandise
All Tbe Time.
Call and choose. Better values fo*.
Ca*h than ever before offered in Barn
well cnxMrty. —
Now the time, the West End Htort
the place, ,
Mrs. C. A. KURNBERCER.
Prdprietrea*. .
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR.,
LST. Office. Williston
Equiiiped for travel
DKNTI
rt. C.
ting. Work done at you
home any where In Barnwell County.
WMI be et office In M’U'llston every Sat-
urday and Monday.' ^ * ivr
5
T. B. ELLIS, Jr*
Surveyor and Civil Engineet
Special attention given to the compo*
tatlon of water-powera, leveling ani
drainage.
A posMcard addresaed to me at Mar<)
tin, 8. 0., will receive prompt atten
tion. octl-M, ly
FIPEI
L(fe f Accident
•ouTnnociiD.
N,> til Ptrt.IBjl7fo.35
ct: Lon i* vt tie .
Cy. ClD'-in(yatj .. ~
Cv. Knoxville .....
Asln-xrillp
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Ar. Coltimhia ... ..
Cv.
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" BnItimi.ro ... . 827p
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Cv. kirhmond
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Cr. (Jliarlottr-..
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" Chrstrr •
• •• Winuaboro .
Ar. Columbia, (Biriabt
Lt. Columhhf. (IT. D. >..
" JohustOD
'* Trenton
Ar. Aiken ........
Ar. E-lgefield , ........
IDO/KM) Cypreas Shingle* for sale by
> ' J. AITerr Tobin.
No Right to Ugliness.'
- The x4omwn xyho la lovely in fjtce,
form atiff temper will always hitve
friends, J>ut One vtlio woflld be attract
ive louait keeVt her health. If she is
weak, sickly 4nd all run down, she will
lie nnrvoua And irritable. JJf she has
constipation or kldne^trouble, her im
pure blood will cause pimples, blotches,
skin eruption* anff a'-wretchedTcomplex-
joit. Kiectrixi Bitters iTThe ftest modi-
. . . cine in the world to regulate stomach.
ascffiVTArof high rtp.itatu.r tm! a i Pv.o ^ kidn y. and to pr>rifv the
i4 ^ rHI, l to ftcedte trtlit-r |,j 0 rKl. It gives strong nerves, bright
didaXcs and the masses and toll them *
how he siatids on al’. subjects fr .m
coroner to president. Riab Ms*.
n*hy'rU*l1i should he gi..eu
eauic hour each day.
; rye*, smonth velvety skin, rich cnih-
plexion. It will make a gt»o<V-looking.
; charming woman of a rmi down inval
id. Only 50 ceuf ; at J M. Smith’s
at the Drug Syr*,* Wnistotr; D K.
J Briggs A Cw'*. Drug Sioie, B!a<kvUie
Ar. tlrapileymc
Ar. Anguwtq ..
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HUrkvUle
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“ Savannah ...
Ar. Juckaonxrllle (P. 8.S
•Trains 43 snA 44 (mixed . Kaudayi
arrive anil dopart from Hamburg^
4Dailj except Sunday.
Sleeping Cer Service.
. jtkcAicpt daity-txxasunKer ■fierrlcn betwera
Florida and Sew fork.
N<m. 38 and 34-Ncw York and florid* Ex
press. Drawith?-room sl<a;piug car* between
A u(fusts and Nc •"&ork, •
Pullman draxrins room HleepiBg cars ba-
tsrrcn Port Tampa. Jaotsrbvllle, Savannah.
Wa^hinKt.aiend Jat-w York. -■ ‘
Pullman slreplOK cars betwprn.CharV'ltr and
Richmond. Lfknlnf cafrf betwaeff C5*rlotta
and savannah.
_jfos.2S and 3R-U. 8. Past Mall. Thron*h
Pullman dra* Ingen-om buffet sWolnK rare bn-
tween Jacknoovlna and New York and Pnll
f ttan rVcptognanxbrtwex-n Anguata aad jlhar
Kitte. .1 lining cars arrrr all mmla er-.'.uie..
Pullman ataej-ioK car* betwroo Jackeaijrllla
and O.liuebi* enroot* dally betwaau Jackaoe-
ville anACtnciavtari. via Asbevltle. i
FH A S H H. OAXNON.
Third V-P.*(4«u. Mgr.
W asniagi oa, 1>. It
W A TURK. 6 ttHARDWK*.
taen. i'a-ax. Ag'l.. A»'4(SW- Pa-a. A*'!.
W aaLi.igt.Mi, D. C. - Atlanta, tie
AND-
Live Stock
mURAHCE.
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies
Butler, Calhoun & Co.
—OFFICES AT—
THt BANK OF BARNWELL.'
CRaileslon 4 Western Crrolina R'y. C* 1
Augusta and AaliTlIle Bhert Lina.
Schedule 4e effect April 20th. 1900.
Leave
5.48 a m
« 1« a tn ....
7.55 a mi
Leave Augusta,.
Arrive Grtenweod
“ ' And<^#5n......
Laafena....... j
Grocnville
Glen Spring*.,.
SpartBtihurg...'
Saidda ...
Hcn(f»*i»onville.
Asheville.,
it
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#
<(
9:40 a m
12:15 p m
1:40 p i
G:10 p I
5:35 a 1
10:15 a I
9:00 a ■
12:01 p in
.1:37 p ni
‘i: 7 p n
5:1Q |> in
J. M. tl'LP.
Traflle Mgr..
WaalilnKena.u C.
la-ave raheville
“ &pp8anburg
Gnrnn 85rings....
“ GreeDville
*• Laorena...
“ Anden-on .......
Arrive Greenwood
Amnista—
Leave Calhoun^FiffirTir
Arrive Raleigh
*f N«;lollc...
“ Pe^raburg-
** Richmond ......
Leave, AugnsfA
Arrive Ailendale
“ Fairfax....
“ Yvs8»4r»e ..J-.,....
Beaufort,
<4 — ' —..
1:20 p ni
3:(<0 p tn
4:05 p tn
3:10 p it,
5:33 p ni
0:03 p ni
7,00 p m
3:20 am'
11:45 am, 4:10 pa
!A;00 a mi
4410 pi
7:15 p i
0:35 a l
9:00 pi
10:48 a i
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2:16 a tn
7:30 a in
6.-00 a mi
s.-*20 a mi.
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1:55 pa\
3216 p a.
4:13 pa,
5:25 pa;
6:15 pa
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Port RhyaL, L.- ......16:30 p
EeavfT Fortfioyal j ® ®.
“ Beaufort, 5:55 a a,
.. •semi -.g
M Yemassee ' I a
*♦ Fairfax ; WWt
Allendale &0ba a
Arrive Acgusta ' *10:10 a a
Gom ermr.-rtu.ns at Greenwood for
points on A. A."!- and C. A (1. Railway,
at Spartanburg with Sosuht-rn Railway.
For soy informatioa rriaure to “
rate*, ached ole*, etc., ariripisa, •
VV. J,CRAIG. Gen. Paaa. Ageat,'
E. M . NORTH, Ag«t
1. M- Ciueraon Tra&c