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The Barnwell People
RiiTES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
la A.(lvHnu«, per Annum fl.V)
On Time... $2.00
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1000.
fc The HecuUr Communications of
Harmony !x>dae No. 17A.-. K.'.M. - .
will be hcMauhc new vlawir.lcTem-
*^w\ hi Barnwell upon TbatsTluy,
On or next ; before the full moon In each
month, heiriuninK at early caudle light, ■f'
By order of W, •. Vl. •. , <
H. P Awdeusos. Socretarr.
The re.-Ular meeting of Barnwell
Lodge No % IB, KnigliU of Pythias
will be held at their Hall on Friday
night at K}^' o'clock. A full attend
anee is requested.
By order of •
G. W. MANVILLF.. C. C.
McNaBTTC
Wm.
R.
f'doth-bound books of popular an
thorn at 10 cents per copy at G. D. C.
I.an ye’a:
WANTED,School by a young lady
having a tir^t grade certificate arid w ho
can furnish the (test testimonial*;
Address Miss. X,, cars Thk PkoI'LK,
liarnwell. ,S.U.
NOTK-E—Accounts, old and new, of
Dr. Kgleston, who lias t'emoved from
Jlarnwelli are in inv hands for collec
tion. Debtors will please come for*
Ward and settle. K A. Kills,
• Attorney at I.aw.
CHEAP BICfllljE.—One $:!.*» Gent's
luipen.l Bicycle. P.SSl Model,- can be
bought for $21'cashatt this oillce. Ap-
lo‘( 'in k Pkoi-lk Oil ice, Barnwell.
TEACH EK’S EX A M I NATION’.
An examination of applicants for
Teacher*' Certificates w ill -be held at
Barnwell, Friday. 12th October, hM>.
White at Court llouset colored at eol-
ored.school bouse. Begins at Ua. in.
A. Buist. >r .
C. S. '
Mr. \\. A All Jr. was iitvtown Mon
day.
T F*. Tobin Esq. wa* In town on Sst-
nidav.
Dr. Fadget of Augusta spent Sunday
In town.
’I he cotton crop in this county Is two
third* gathered. ,
i The rqiiiniM-iial saved lleld pea crop*
from total failuie. * * .
Capt. ( II. I.angley i* Bamwell'•
Im-w.Chief id i'oiii e.
wa« over from
Senator Mayfield was in town yeiter-
<1aje.-, ; . v
Mr. W. I. .Towers was .a welcome
Tuesday visitor-'
“Long Branch Philosophy” crowded
over to next week.
The Williston High Scfiool has open
ed w ith flattering prospects. ,
A goodly number of volunteer new
subscriber* entered thi^vieek.
The price of cotton holds up weM in
spite of the shutting down of the mills.
The weather’s so nice that the tnoek-
Ing birds have resumed their serenades.
Miss Kate V. Mustl.t of Augusta is
the pretty guest pf Mr. and Mrs. 1\ W.
Price.
IVe were pleasantly interviewed on
Monday by our good friend Mr. J. P.
Pi le*ter, who.never forgebs the printer.
The editor corvid not spare the time
IQ - Ultcnd the press association and
drink spring water with the ' brethrenr
Mr M. T. IVIllis and Master Lucius,
his bright and handsome jniror part
net, gave us an appreciated call on
Mon lay.
Contrihutiona for the relief cf tlie
Galveston storm sufferers will be re-
celvedaud forwarded by MayorCalhoun
nt the Bank of Uaruwelh
Our good subscriber Sclplo Willl^m>-
gave us a otee lt< d T>ak melon last
week which, we fear, wasour final feast
for this me I ant-holy year.
The Pullman .leeper, M selle,attach
•*d to tbe South-bound Coast Line trsih
w as Umiwn from the track two miles
West of EUenioti on Saturday morulilg
and ssverAI passengers sustained bruit
ed noses, and a general shaking up.
No one badly hurt or disfiguryd.
Can this record he beaten ? Between
sun ri«e and II p. m. the oilier day
<"apt. /. M. Allen of Sycamore ginned
and packed -Jo.ixH) pounds of Hut chiton,
enough to make lit standard iVM lb
bales, although he put it in 117 pack
age*. Aud he didn't hurrv about It.
!|is plant consists of two 7*1 saw Smith
A. Son, BirtnIngam, Ala., Gins.
NOTH E.
The farmeis of the surrounding
Uetghlwrli.MMrwlirsell ■-AttillsllT ItSTm-
welloo A\ edlH‘«d«V*. 21-th SeptembiW.
Buyer - from all quarter* **• invUed ls>
attend.
Georges Creek.
BLAt'KV1LLK NEWS.
iroves of Savannah Is
to his parents, .Mr. and
d Bamberg
Koine, Ga., was
Mr." Geo A. Still
Black ville on Friday.
Dr. Kben lllllye'r of
in t-.wii on Saturday.
Tlie Barnwell weighers hand led G-ftl
hale* ul cotloll last wu-k. r
up
from
to
Prof. K C. Kirklautl ws*
Bulord's Bridge on T fid ay.
Mi** Jennie Pate left.ou Satnrdav
take charge of the Greeulainl school.
Aldrich siw-nt Sunday a
with Dr. ami Mr*. Ejple-tin
Senator
llartsv illc
Mi»* Kdw.- rla Palteroin ha* retcrnefl
ironi Atlanta to her old home at Barn
well.
AH the railroad fnwn* In the «-oirntv
ba<l record breaking cotton receipt* l*»t
week. - ,
Roliert 'l.lde K«q of Orangeloirg
spent Sunday w ith his I ally r, Hoc. T.
P. Lid*.
Ituver J. A. Porter paid witbin a few
cent* of |Til for a bale o( ordinary cot
ion la*t week.
Mi** Katie Llile ami her guest. Mi**
Ye filler of Beaufort, left yesterday for
AVintbrop College.
Mr. and Mts.W A. Holman gladden
ed Barnwell friends l>y their presence
last week and this.
• Mi»* Daisy Juftua returned from
Baltimore on Saturday to the delight
of her inanv friend*.
Mr. Charlie t
homo on a visit
Mr* F. I*\ Grove*.
Mi-* .\ddie Wci»«inger
is vi*iting relative* here.
Mi»s E»»ie I*si.iid-s of Augusta i*
snendliig some time vv ith Miss Kstella
i • y It**.
.Mr. W. U Mormau and famPv of
Cliarle«to'n are spending some time
here with retailvea.
Mr. J. A. Walker came ilowro frimi
Camden l-t»l week and will be here for
several days.
Mr Rodger* of**aratinab D stopping
with Mr. t harlio Grove*.
The B.ackvill* citisen* through the
Town Councilconirihuti-done Inindreil
dollars to tin 1 • si vest on siorn* •ulferers
list wu-k. Ie-sidcs several individual
eontiihuitona. •
The cotton crop shortage will * In-
overcouir l>v the Increased price w hlch
evidently show* that supply and de
mand governs fhi Mouth"* greatest pro-
duct.
Kcv T. P. l.lde of Barnwell wa* in
town Monday ami hi* ^lj>*f!TTs »vs. al
ways glad to »t-e him.
.Mr*. B F. Yinehord ami daughter of
New York City are visiting Mr. Da.
dore Brow n and family
Dr. A L. I/Ur of Ocala, FU.. is here
oa a visit lo his parents, Maj. L. T.
IzUr and family.
Vice t ous'il llananer, of Frankfort,
i tells us that ol late tlieve ha* lieipi a
large and rapidly growing importatioii
of lonutocs bv England, the "Canary
(•laud* furnishing the rup| ly, which
.Importiviun amounted tu 111 d*'* ton*
during (tic first half of this year The
wholesale price of this quantity whs
JtlUl ..‘lllj ( about 11 tidd.IKKI). TomatOM
Making
Powder
Absoluteiy'Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
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THK SEABOARD.
1
CARDS of thanks,
Major Bolling, who made the survey To th$ Voters of Barnwell County:
last vear for 1 the Seaboard Air Fine 1 take occiisio'i to thank vou^ for the
from Augusta via Barnwell, Is now support you gave me on the JSth Au-
ritnmng anotmirliiie from Augusta to gust. Although I was away down in
Athens, that made by M tjor L*e hav- the catalogue for Supervisor not one
ing been abandoned. That looks like candidate appreciates the votes he re-
busin-ss. It's almost a* slow as the ceived more tdau 1 do, knowing that
Black Diamond scheiite but lots bright- not one was influenced by any promise
1 trf a job, or auV otbeC.imholy influence.
Hoping that I may he found, In the
future with a majority of the good pe.o
, pie o(.the county as true friends >h
6hr little village has been visited by election 1 remain, Yours,
er.
APPLETON NEVV^.q
the angel of death, Mrs. Aggie Arm
strong. a very estimable lady, dietl on
Tbtirsdav after a long and painful ill
ness, aged 2a years.
Misft. Rebecca Thompson,, fell from
the front porch of Mri., Warren’s resi
lience and ivas .Instantly kiflerf. She
Avas 75 years of age. Her bodv was
burled 1 u the family plat at Gillen’s
church at 4 P. M.on MondAv.
Zenobia.
JENN
Y NEWS.
J. W. Jenn
y has gone to Glenn.
Capt
Springs
Mi*- Florrie T.afllttc of MilletV^ i-
spending borne tiure with Miss Jflinnie
Jenny.* •
Mi/>s Bessie Jenny, wlm / has been
spending some time with/Mias PauHhe
I 1 icken of Early BrAiich, returned
.lumie la«t Saturday
t|uite » niunher ot young men from
here spent last Monday in Augusta.
Sunday at 11 A.M •
P M. *
Barnwell on next
and at Sijoam at 4
’ Our young friend Clinton Brown
left on Friday for Columbia to finish a
course In Stenography. N
Most of the new wngmiTTbat vro see
lirnund the cotton ulatform are wider
tirefl than In old times.
*A week more and handuqmo JulEan
( alhoun will he looked at and loved
by the Mpartanhurg girls.
*Mes*r* Collin and G, B # Jlagpod* left
on Saturday for Jackson “Miss , to buy
cotton Tor a northern Imtise:
Died In Cliurleston, S. (.. Sept. 10th
of hemorrhagic lever. Harry, son of H.*
( Dickinson, aged 25 y ears.
Prof. Marchant wa« in town on
Thursday. ID reopened his model
school at Thom,is on Monday.
Mi** Carrie-A. (>ye retoyned on Fri
day from the >y'orih. Kifi^r purchaaiug
her Fall and lYinte^ Mitllin *ry good*.
Thk Pkoim.k's good and gifted little
friend, Master law ton Kearse Kirk-
land. gave u« a pretty chat on Monday.
II L. O'Bantftm E-q {it recuporating
at Hendersonville, N. C. He will
take chs.rga of the Master’s office next
week. ==-' ' ' ^xjrrrr;
Miss Edith Townsend ha* returned
from a visit to the up country and is
ready to resume teaching her music
scbolar*.
Capt. J. G. Police and family return
ed to Summerville on Thursday after a
plenssmt visit to Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Devercux.
A per diem of one dollar each was
voted by the Executive Committee to
the Primary Managers and paid by Its
Treasurer.
\
Miss Helen R. flDle ot BiUtmore ar
rived in town on Friday and will pre
able over Mies Carrie A Cave's Milji
. nery during Fall and Winter.
Cotvshlerabrclttoivey ehantred hands
on the primary eleclkme. One farmer
we wot of scooped J5 stralglit beta. 4tnd
isn’t bothered arty by the shortness of
his cotton crop,
Tlvere will he preaeblng next Sunday
In thq Presbyterian church at 11 a. m.
and ^ p u>. by the Rev. K. i*. Walker.
The public are Invited to attend. The
Sunday iiehooi meets every Sunday
morning at V:45.
Tu* People was pleasantly Inter
viewed on Thursday by lu good friends
Hewers L F. Hughes of Falefa*, i. 8.
A hi of Appleton, E. U. Jenkins of
Gmnt Cypress, J. M. Allen of dyca-
move, C. B. Swann of Barnwell.
A cute green Hurd baa oogM lo ear
help ai vtdunUer fly catcher. Oar
desk D bln banting ground aud won to
tb# iy that light* 51U1M six inebe* of
the liui# lefksor. It warka for wbnt K
fresh tomatoes ate sold at high prices
(<> to 44 cents a^UPund, nt-f'irding to
seasonh Cantaloujies sell *t J to »j
marks (5U rents to |l 50) apiece, weigh
ing tlirce ten pounds. 'i'lie growers
of our Atlantic states should form an
export association, which, if it will
send out men of mercantile ability who
can sjM'ak German and French, Would
find the European continent, as wcfl as
England, an excellent market for theii
priHluce.—Froni Brudstreel's Report,
Sept, loti), IVtpi).
A. B. C.
you, fvhnui I tiust you will Uko.
We have given the matter of aeour«e
of sttu^y a great deal of thought and
we nelieve tliat the grading is l»etter
and theanatler taught more attractive
than eter before. We tiust you will
enter enthusiastically into the woik
planned for you and so devote .yourself
to it that you may not only have the
w km. im>nk of your friends but of yuui
con science as’wcll. •
Reincmher that we want all of yon.
not onlv from this town hut from the
whole imunry rmd that we want every
one to work to make tlie Barnwell Gra-
With great expectations for you, I
A GOOD BEGINNING.
iMtr Pirplls :
• Monday morning October Di prompt
ly at nine Veba-k seined in gins. We
trii»a tiiAcc every hoy and girl in Batn-
are.ll there with bright flies, happy
hearts and delenuiitalkm lu do belter j
work than ever betttre.
Let 11* forget nor ps.«t failures ex-i
eept lo protit by them and our p.i«t sue-1
ce»»es. except for Itegiutiing poitiis for i
greater triumphs 1u the Inture. Yun
did welt la*t tear and neve^ in mv i
teai-hing experience have I met with a (
better or bright* r vet of children and j
haw here base I been treated with more <
kindne-s-uti.l consiticrattnii tnan by j
you and the people «»f Barnwell. Nat- j
nrally I teel.a deep personal Interest in
eu< h of you, and want you to enter I
school dricrmined lo <lo your best ev- 1
erv' day.
For the fir-t tlfteen days we shall use i
the obi building, but thi* wlionld not i
keep soy one Iroiu vhnol It is i ai pc ft- |
ant that you should l»e present every
day. Let nothing prevent you from
at lending Monday, lor we want to have j
the large-t and he»t,»t'hoi>l in the his-I
lory of fhe town, and whether you
Lav* hooka or not wo w ant yon to I
enme.
Do not hiiv anv lM>r»lc*wt»»trT~ yon - goi
a list Irom your teacher or Dorn me.
There i* danger that you mav make a !
mi-fake. I -hall he at the school hon-e j
J. J. L.^Hair.
I return my best thank* tp-Tny many
good friends for their generous support
in the primary eteetlonyf anil for their
kindness through thp-'eiftiie campaign,
leaving made the wfee on a high plane
I aoeept the rc<r^t with a clear con
science aftd complete sutlsfnetlon, and
congratniake the veteran soldier whose
pa-t gooyFrecord has been endorsed by
reuoutHiation.
Very stfrcereiy,
Clayton S. Warner.
I return my sincere (banks to the 412
good ami true men who gave trie their
kind support in tlie recent primary.
Very truly.
J. J; Brown,
To Mv Friend*:
1 thank you very sincerely for your
support' in the primary"' election and
will endeavor to prove worthy of your
continued confidence.
Very gratefully,
Isaiah Xevils.
I should he glad to tltank my many
friends individually for their .support
in fhe primary election,'hut that l»r»ng
out of my power I take thi* method of
expressing my high appreciation of
their kindness, and of [fledging mv he»t
efforts t<> the discharge of tl-e duties
entrusted to me.
Sincerely yonrs,
* E. I>. Free.
■Mr. Editor:
1 take this method of thanking those
of mv friends for standing bv me dur
ing tlie last primary election. Al
though not nominated I appreciate
your support all the saute.
In regard to those anonymous letters
elrculaled'alxtut mv opt*onem 4 knew
nothing of and had nothing to tin witli
them. The llr*i intonation of such a
thing being circulated was front Mr.
IV. il. 'lowtisend, dated Sept, .**ih,
which reached me Sept. loth.
Your* truly,
B U. I<ewis.
.Syfamore, S. C.. Sept. 17, BMftl.
UNION MEETINGS, ‘
Union Meetings of the Barnwell Rap-
tilt Association.
These meetings will commence on
Saturday, September 20th. at 11 *. m.‘
1. The first tlivl«l<m-h»m hold wfth
the church st Cypres* Ll'ti| 4: Revs.
Arthnr Hulst and W. G. Britton will
attend. -
2. The deeond.divisiof will meet with
the WilHston Ghuridi; Rev*. W. D.
MeMHIan and T. il. Edwards win at>
tend.
fl. Tlie third divisitm will fneet/^vlth
the church At Ro*dy Branch; tivrt. O.
N. Askew atii! 1'. t'l Lide w^lfbo pfe*
ent.
4. Tlte fourth divislmr'wili meet with
the church nt Hickoyy Grove; Rev. U.
E. Burts will utteofcl.
5. The flfth dK'Islon will be held w ith
the church at^lJethesda; Revs IV. D.
Klee and IY; E. Johnson w ill attend
Toplcsr'snggested f or discussion: *
1. Tfre Orphanage and its claims up-
on^tfs,
2. The mission of Boptists, are we
true to it.
1’lease have dinner on the grounds.
The Executive ( omniiitec of the
Barnwell Association will meet at
Blackville at 11 a. m. on Tuesday fol
lowing the ttniin meeting.
t. i r . t-i.Ip; —7
* C. E. Burts,
Committee,
OLD AND
At Ihe t>LD stand and on the OLD right principle* that hare iron for me
confidence and patronage of so many good people 1 open the Fall campaign tri
New Stocks!
In my original store I carry a Snperb
Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Groceries, Tin and (’rockery
Waie, ifcc., Ac., Ac., too numerous to
be catalogued. ».
BAMBERG « OUNTY NEWS.
Herald.
In the second primary K. C. Bruce
Was nominated hit Comity Kuiicrvisoiq
receiving (SI5 vote* |o 121 for W. T
Cave; A. IV. Iteaslnger, Coroner. fiG
votes to i:i5 fo* J. II Z*'tgler; It II , D,
Unwell. <- '5\otcs Auditor atid Cotintv
rsaturday morning t*e*or« s -hool otietis j Superrutenitefii tif Education, over Jipo
to examine new pit pi Ss, grant certifl- i Br-*hliani. I.il votes,
cales to tho*e who have lost theirs at.d I Nlr*. N. J. Bamberg, formerly of
to talk with vou about your work. I Bamberg, was marrie.k at Tetinille,
The >chooi Board ha» taken great ■•a . In Jhe boUd, I ir’-silat,
pain* in seleetlng two new teachers for
September
lib, to Mj". A..Ogbiirti, of Tetinille,
Ga . by lire Methodist pastor of Ten-
nil 1 **,
Jim Citadel Academy scholarship
[ \ya« won by J II tlson Riley rtf Bam*
berg, average !>?; alternate, Mr. Jen-
niligs of BuiiilM*rg, standing‘-G.
am,
Your friend.
IV. II. Jones.
V’lLLtsTON NEWS.
I»» v. Mr. Anthony of Aiken fllled the
pdlpit of tlie Bap’ i»t chureli on Sunday
morning and evehthg, and preaelted
two fine sermon*. Ife is an eloquent
ami forcible speaker^ ajid all seemed
charmed w ith hi* serif 10iVt
On Sunday evening if was rnnmred
that we would have a marriage tn'tow n
on Monday morning at an' early hour,
and it materialized, Mr,.Henry Rioh-
bnrgofSt Paul, Clarendon County,
was married to Miss Floy Brfttfr at the
re-idenceof the hride’* father^ E K.
Bruce at «ix o'<*l< t-k. Rev. T. C. Mc-
Karlaue officiated. They left on the
early morning train for their home in
C1 a re n dft»^—— ^ -
We are glad to see Rev. T. C. Me-
Farlane on the sfreet.and hope he will
soon be able to resnmeSils work' after
his severe.Illness for three weeks.
MUs Juanita Tyler of Aiken county
tefr yesterday, after spending some
time with Mrs. Prothro.
Mi*n Estelle .Guess of Denmark is
Visiting Mrs. Prothro.
Miss Emma Dwight, a charming
young lady of Slimier, left on Monday
after spending some time With Mrs.
Prothro.
Miss Stella Hair left 1 on Tuesday for
Winthrop College.
Miss Bertha Briggs, a most lovable,
girl of Sninmerton, is visiting
l^Ha Hamilton.
Hugh Phillips Tefl last week for
Cleiit'ftn College.
Mls's Lillian Phillips left Wednesday
for Limestone College.
Williston’s council for the next mu-
nlclnftl year was elected la«t week; IV.
K. ProtiifA, Giitendant; Wardens—A.
M. Kennedy, T. F. S. IVeatlversbee, W.
H. Roui)tre«, IL K. Ahdersort.
Onr ciRy fathers acted wizely retain
ing our present marshal W M. Addison
and E. E. Bruce* for night marshal and
watchman. .
Mrs Jamie T.ee of AugtrtU was In
town last week, the guesyof Dr. I^e.
Mieses Minnie and Panline Dicks of
Chattanooga, Tenn. are visiting friend*
a ml relative* here. -Wa are glad fo
welcome them ttx their old home and
hope their stay may bo enjoyed by
themr. # . ,
-Thryo fharming yonng lartieo. Miss
es Hattie Gno«>. Annie Lee Faust and
I telle GJeekky of Denmark, are vDtttng
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . '
Miss \—School Wanted. ..
R. A. Ellis, Esq.— Accounts for col
lection.
A. Btd*t Sr.—Fall Examination
Teacher*.
^ “No Cure, No Par” l« the platform
and promise of the Painless Drug Cure
Institute of Olar, No offer could be
f Hirer.
Mr. V. Bitekirighaar* as fin adver
tiser has the happy faculty of thinking,
saying ami doing the right tiling In the
right way and at the right time. See
his throe new offers in this paper.
No advertisement ever p'ubli'hcd in
this paper ever p'rojui-ed more to stTf-
fering Inimahity than that of the Pam-
les- Drug Cure Institute of Olar. Read
it and tell tlte goodnews to the nrtfor
Innate victims of the habits that it
treats.
The law card of A. Howard Patter
son Esq will be pleasant news to his
Ttrunv Carolina friends. IDs tenure ol
the Master’s office for over fight years
has stored his.mind with abundant and
accurate, legal knowledge. He will
give *0 his clients his best service in
enforcing and defending their rights
and interests. The very embodiment of
tireless energy and unswerving hones
ty of both purpose and habit he will, if
fHHfrf. Write his name still higher afuk
brighter in the record* of bis time.
AIKEN COUN I Y.
Journal and Review,
Dr. J. M. II oodward of Sfontmorenel
has recently sold six tine cow* for $ JR.
Rev. Robert A. Thomson, who occu
pied the pulpirof the Baptist Church
two years ng*», was married In Dayton,
nit yesterday to Mi.*s Mary E.
-13SS2
The tatal latahle property in the city
of Aiken Is $1.2(12,650, an increase of
#72,5)0! over last year's valuation.
With tlie desire of giving her bus-
tiaml a tnle picture 0/ herself, a wo
man in Aiken had her photograph ta
ken as she appeared nt her daily house
work in her kitehen dres*. with a baby
on one arm arid broom and dust pan on
tit*.* other.- •
In the seeoitd primary Owen Alder
man was renominated fur Sheriff, lead
ing A. IV. Cushman by 100 votes.
NEARLY OVER,
The Boers are in a bad way in South
Africa. The English hold 15,01)0 of
them prisoners and will turn none
loose tint'll all ^llm balance give up.
Oom , Paul has sought shelter in
Portuguese territory ami tlie few sol
diers in the field aro making n guerilla
light. Ln«t week the English capered
itt hu-omottve engines and other rolling
stock. - -
QUESTION ANSWERED.
Ye«, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine In tlte civ
ilized world. Your mothers'ami grand
mothers’ never thought of it<iug any
thing else for Indigestion or Bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce, ami they
seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostration nr Heart/allure, etc. They
used August FloWer to clean out the
system ami stop fermentation of umlj-
gested food, regulate the action of the
liver, stimulate the nervous and organ
ic action of Ihe-system, and that Is all
they took when feeling dull ami had
with headaches nml other aeho*. You
only need a few doses of Green's Au
gust Flower, in liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious
the matter with you. : For sale at
Creech's Pharmacy.
SUPERVISOR'S NOTICE. '
■ In order-to keep the Magistrates
throughout the County |M»strd a* to the
whereabout* of theC-muity Chain Gang,
I will hereafter publish a tmlice in each
week’s issue of the Countv papers.
The Chain Gang w ill be st Goose
Pond, in IViiiiston township, this week
aud uuti! about Wednesday, of next
week; when they will move towards
New Bridge, on Black vilfe and Orange
burg ruad, in Blackville township.
O. W. Barker,
County Supv'sr.
R. C. Robert*. Jr.. Clerk.
* That Throbbing llrudnebe
W ould quickly leave you. If you used
Dr. King’s New Life Pall*. THoWs-
amN of sufferers have proved their
uiait'hh's* merit for sick ami nervous
Headaches, They make pure blond
and st rung ( nerves and build up )our
iiealth E»»y to take. Try them.
Only 34 cents. Monet hack If not
cured Sold bv C. N. Borekh tlte*-,
Barnwell, J. M Smith, .iFTRisInii; |).
Briggs A l-o., Blackville, Druggist*.*
• - —
IWW.OOO FOR BARNWELL.
Last year w e handle.l over <'>.IMM)hah*s
of cotton in Barnwell. | paid out over
$|jn,’sst fur the staple in coid ca«h.
'I'he coming sea*nn we want I2,lk2t
bales and they must come and will
come if the growers w ill look to their
Interest.
I have matin contract* wli-h one of
tlie Lnrgeaj Cotton Mills in the Mate
and with two of the I.argCSt ColUHl
Exporting Houses in the South and
can place any quantity and quality to
the (test ad vantage. Three strings to
the hnvv give me an immense leverage
and Kattivvell farmers shall share and
enjoy it with me.
For the coming cotton season I have
a hacking of a Half Million Dollars,
sod more in roach if - neeued. Before
shipping or selling a bale Call ami see
for cotton.'*^”~ J. A. Porter. ,
COTTON A TRADE IT ANTED- .
^ tt
U'e want yo'rtr cotton; we want yottr
business. Don’t let them fool you
about Bankrupt stocks and job lots.
IVe have the largest and best selected
-Stock of Fall and 'Winter goods ever
shown in Barnwoll—bought at the
right time and tit the right places, (the
factories) and they are to be sold at
prices that will surprise the people. If
you want value come-to see me.
L. Molalr.•
and NEW resolution to prove myself Worthy 6f the geberottfi anppoft gtt*®
In the past, ami of tlte giester expectwtlott* of the future.
Having largely increased floor space by building an ab'Olnfefy neeoledaffdltlrtit
to my former store I now have ample roorh to display my stock* ami to maktf
shopping a pleasure and delight to the Ladies and A constant enjoyment lo the
sienter sex. -
My stock* are the largest in all line* that. I have ever handled, and Ihe choi
cest and eomide-Te-f ever brought to Blackville. Examination of good* ami
prices will convince the most eatrtioE* apd critical purchasers of toe absolnro
triHh of these claims, and prove that In no interior Honthern^Uy. town or v!*-
1 agt* can Belter Bargains, more Be.autilul Goods or more Hard Fait Price* he
found. - ^
MY DIRECTORY:
In my new addition I offer Root* t
Shoes, Clothing, Hat*, Caps, Cloak*,
(’apes and a vast variety of good* need
ed in every household ami suited to ev
ery taate and^every pockst.
All goods were honghf from first class hands, not through Jobbers, and aWI--
not priced to profit middle men as well as makers and *>yse(f. That savtnjf
goes to my ct:siofi»er*. ^ .■ ■ ’ , * r * T ,.■■)* ;-»■-*——■" • v * '
The sp’etal attention of the ladles I* asked Ip the finest line, of Dress Goods*
Silks, Sarins, Cashmeres. Woolen Good*, Laces, Embroideries, Ac.,ever brooghfo
to BlacktlHe,'fabric* Mfnnihg in price from 50 cents to'$2.0(7per yard.
In Foot Wear I am So.e Agent for tlte Famnu* Unniilton Blow n Shoe*, th»
largest Shoe House in tin* United States, and in all men's wear, Clothing, Hat*,
ite., I am unapproachable. T • ,
My Good Friends and Patron* and the Getveral PnhHr arc cordially Invited tff
call ami ace for thrinsolves before buy ing any thing anywhere.
H. D. STILL.
p. m. Buckingham! u.
ItAKNIVKI.I.. H V.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
I Dll. JIONF.Y SECIRftY l\VESTED.
LIFE INSURANCE.
| I* prepared to furnish bond* for K
(Acrertt for New York Life.) " ,or V Admit,istraij.ra, G.,ardi
v ^ -'1 rnstee* ami all public officer*.
nRMNSURAW&E. =
(Butler, Calhoun & ComQany)
List your property with me. Inspect
fltte lot «»f invesluient application*. All
details of |M*rfecling loans carefully at-
i«*,uU*<i lo Teratv reasonable. Corre
spondence solicited. Address
P. M. BITKINGIIAM,
UaK.N AKLL. S. 0.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
*>
\% acres, part of old W. H.
FUwktt t’lace, located 4 miles
from A\artin Station on Port
Royal Railroad.
Al.sO,
50 acres adjoining aKwe
tract known as John Bull place*
Prices reasonable.
For particulars address
• *P. M. Buckingham,
septJu-kt , Barn well. S. C.
Dll. J.\«. P. LEE. JR.,
rtENTisr offief. irims*o«
rt. U. F.qttliqa'd for travel
ling WoCk done at yfwij
hmyte. anywiterfe In Barnwell (,’oufcfy.
IV IH I hi at .office In WllHaloii every .“at.
urday and Monday. lyr
F. BUIST,
ATTORNET-AT LAW,
BLACKVILLE. - - - - S.
C.
ist, I
Ximd awl frssl luttcaS/ uf Sail I war*,
Exce
ls rd ian*,
public
Surveyor and Civil Engmea
Spcelal attention given to the compn
Utlon of wattfr-powers, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Mar*
fin,-8. C., will receive prompt atten*
lion. - . ' octl-80, ly
(maos wasa nacisrtnao WO. iraje.V
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURft
mi ooiomi ko cisf no pay.
SO UNIS A KOI fit-*
The old t 1 lialde the kind yoor fwtf era
uatd to lake. Tlte <mc that Never I
to cure. Don’t waste time aud
experimenting with new cwrra. Bat gat
for the l»est tum the jnmp. Froi
Dond U the ounce of prevention and
pound of cure combined. Ask for it—
take m* substitute, if yoer merchant
doca not sell it-write to ua we will send
it direct for 50 cents.
DAVENTORT & PHtNIZY CO,
Wbuictalw Imarvista - HelMa* Afeaaa
' AUGUSTA. GA.
C. N. Rur. khalfer, Barnwell, S. C.$
A. Kir«ch, Geo. A. Mill and A. M.
o'Go'rrtinn, Blackvllie, 8. O.
*
-For—
High Class Dry Gooils
I Communicate Witji
r r. Houston,
At Coskey & Hunter’s,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Ashleigh, S. C„ Sept. 11th, HKK).
M r. Editor :'
IVe received on Sept. Ith a copy of
The Msuiila Times from my brother, L.
B. McDonald, ih the Fhillpplne Isl
ands. Its reading is mostly advertis
ing* . .
Tlie fleecy staple will soon be over
with ami the fields bare.
Well, I will close for this time. If
this Escapes the waste basket I will)
write again. Yours truly,-' "
('mints MclVonald.
Mici L i^nir.wTik, «•»’
•f tke^Mua Auoie May WiUu. . -
SUMMER BCIIOOL.
Barn-well, S. C/., Sept. 17, IftOO.
Mr. Edjtor: 1 >• '
Our I’caebefs’ Summer School closed
4th Inst, whh tea» her* who propose to
be teachers indeed as well as In need.
Ours somewhat differed, from evefv
day acbools. the last day being tile
most tiring, nevertheless we were
greatly consoled by haring the assur
ance that there was nothing on the part
of onr instructor* undone.
Therefore, be it resolved, that we ex- .
pre»eour gratitude te . the Stale and)
the (ouuiy Board* for Lh-tt wise;
choice in •ending such proficient |«> :
stractme as Prof*. Jonee and Reeve*. I
Truly hoping that the
may be unde again
Lord bee Khali
t ’ REDUCED RATES.
National Con ten Mob of the Christian
Church, Kansas City, Mo,, October
12th 19th, 1!N)0.
On account of'‘ the above occasion
Southern Hail way will sell round trip
tickets to Kenans City, Mo., and return
from ail points on Its Lines at rate of
One First Class Fare for the round trip
pills'$4.00. Tickets will be. sold Octo
ber fftli, 9th anti Itfth, with final return
limit October 2dd, 1900, inclusive. -
"i’ersons at non coupon stations will
kindly, notify the Ticket Agent several
days in advance of their contemplated
dc|vnrtnre. in' order that he may supply
himself with proper form of tickets.
ForTnrtker-and detailed information
a* to rates, reservations, scirednle*. etc.
call ttponpr write any -Agent of .the
Southern Railway nr its connections or
to 8. H. Hardwick/
Asst. Gen. Pa/s. Agent,
AtUnut, Ga.
HOWARD PATTEBSON,
Attobney>t Layf,
Barnwell, b. c.
9
Resumes fhe practise of :j» prof—lou tu ad
1 T l t-j Statce, amt
Robbed The Graro.
A skarlling Incident of which Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him a* follows:
”1 was in a most dreadful condition..
My skifi was nlmrtst yellow, eyes sunk
en, tongue coaled, pain continually in
hack and side*, no appetite—gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortu
nately, a frierd advised trying ‘Electric
Bitter* :’ and to m;.’great joy.and sur-
prtse, fhe first bottle made .a decided im
provement. • I continued their use for
ttiree week*,and am now a well man. f
ktjow they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim.” No oftef
should fail to try them. Only 50 ct*.
per bottle at J. M. Smith’s, WiMis-
ton, D. K. Briggs & ('o’«., Blackville,
and C. N. Burckhaltef’s, Barnwell,
Drug Stores.
IMOl-lOOO.
South Carolina College,
Columbia, S! 0.
A. B., B. S., A. M., LL.B.. T,. I.
Courses. . .spring Courses free for
Teachers. Konr/een Prole*‘or*| 83,-
000 volotdfs in Library; bxcellent la
boratories, class-rooms^ gymnasium.
Iirflrthary, aililetic grounds. ^ Tuition
$40, other fees $1*. a sesaionj tuition
remitted to needy students. Expenses
$135 to $175 a session. Certified pnpll*
from fotty-rtve An-reditcd School* en-
tcr its Frashman Class xVirhout examt-
nation.
Entrance and Normal Scholarship
Examination* held at every comity-
seat, Friday, Julv 20, 1900, by County
Superintendents.
Next session opens Sept. 2G, 1900,
For catalogue, address.
F. C. ItHO&tfARW, PrMffffBt.
A*
We are reducing the prices Oi) all oUr
goods. Coijie agd get ii) the rUsht
Shoes Reduced 25 per cent/
$1.25 Shoe sold now for $1.00.
51.50 “ “ *’
Clothing reduced 20 ^er cent* ■
We have a complete, nicely assorted stock.
No trouble to please you.
Best Prints & Checked Homespun for Sc*
JSg. Carpeting sokt now for 25 cts.
All other stock rfducvd ill pro
for you rt elf-
We af« agonU tor Use ck)9bi
to perfection.
Uigkeit price*
Augnsla and Axhville Short LHm.
Schvflnle In fficcl May 27lh, 1
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Close connections at Greenwood Par afe
points on8. A. L. and C. & (4. Railway, aw#
at Ppartanburg with 8onthcrn Railway.
Fof any information relative to “
rates, achednles, etc., address,
W. J. CRAlfl, Gen. Pass. A|‘
E. w. NORTH. Sol. agent
T. m. Emerson Traffic i
FIRE I
Life, Acctiei)!
LIGHTNING,
. AND—*— ■' - 7
Live Stock
INSURi
—At Lowest