The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 27, 1900, Image 3
The Barnwell Peoole
rates of subscription.
In Ad^nee, per Annum. r .. . .|1.SD
On Time;,... . 4'2.<W
THURSDAY, SEP l ; KM HER 27, 1»00.
1 —
, f. The * Regular Comniunlcatioris of
Harmony Lodjre No. 17 A.-. K.-. M.-.
j\.J\ will be heWattUeuew MasorleTeni-
'Nr \ pie In rtamwell upon Tliur.sduvi
on or next before the full moon In each
momh, beginning a* earl} candle light,
rfy order of W.-. vi.-.
H. P Akukusom. Secretarr.
. Cloth-bound., books of popular an
IlutU nt 10cents,per copy at C. l>. C.
l.atige'a. ' *
young lady
gra«kj ueetHicgneand who
can furniah the heat tjCatiiuotHMla.
. Addreaa Miaa. X,, carj Tmk i’JCol'i.K.
Barnwell. SC.
. ChEA^ Blt’ft'LE.—Oire $$$ Cent’*
J'iipcri.1 Hicycle. liHW Mmb<l, can be
bought for $20 caah at iIi'k idlii-o. Af»-
to • ( ,Thk Pkopi.k Ollice, barn well.
, \y.ANTEp, School by a
,nat ing a drat
TEACHER’S EXAMIXAjTlOX.
. An examination of ,applicants for
’IVache.r.’(JeniHcatca w ill (a>. held al
Barnwell, Friday, I2ih Gefolter, U*i>0.
White at Court .House;'colored at col-
oied school bouse. Begin, alba. in.
A. Buixt. >.r .
-v C. S. E.
,a
i.
Court at HaHiptou ne-xt we^k.
^louday will be Fale dav.
The general election i« iu*t US
olfl. * ' ‘ —
Klne Seed Oats for sale by 0. W
rick
G. F. Von Kolnlte. Eat) of Charleston
was in town on'F it day.
Treasurer Free will he£in collection
ol (a>es on October l>th.*
dars
l*at-
Miss l»un*i
ftuesl of M r».
Good pcuplc id l
$ (u the UaUeston
ar of AI lend aV is the
M irtiu Bellinger.
liuer s-oiurlbated
(eiief lund.
Mrs M s Ha.tings and chihlretrre
turned Irani Beanfort on Saturday.
Rev. Dr end Mi*.C. C. Bin a a of
Sumter are visiting Paiuwell relatives
’I'li' - Fall term of the Bitruwell tira-
ded S< Ihm.| will ojieii on next Monday
Mis» I’altn Reares <4 Jojlastoo i»
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. L. M • El
be nr v
Mr. O. R. Black was In town' yester
day.
Try some of that Old Cordova""bofTee
at G. W. Patrick’s!
i -—y-
A fre*h supply of fine family grocer
ies at G. W. Patrick's.
Mayor Calhoun has collected quite a
nice contribution for relief 61 the Gal.
Vtwton storm sufferers.
I« the cotton crop about gone nn-r
farmers holding hack lor better prii'e?
Receipts in tlve Ideal markets fell off
amazingly last week.
Frostj sometimes eomes earlier bnjt
neverlater than w hen the seven stars
rise at dark. That conjunction comts
this year toward the laVt of, October.
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Our admirable Eiko correspondent,
MyrHor.icn lelt on Tuesday
for Fiiniwm V niverslty. And we know-
lie wljl win high credit for himself and
his county.
The •Greenville Daily Xews savs of
Dr I). VV lyey’s home copijng from a
month’s vacation' Itl^ tite/ 'mrtn’ntHins :
‘•Every member of his 'congregation
welconj.es his r>turn.” _J
The. Painless l)rng Cure Institute of
Olar is linme instStj^sn sr.il, therefore,
reliable. .Itfson aingher plane than
far off conderiis that promise every
thing and perform'tiotliing.
Renew your youth and rekindle the
hopes of life by taking treatment of the
Painless 'Drug Cure Institute of 0!ar,
for tlie de.trnetive habit* that shadow
and shorten human existence.
Senator Mayfield vvis in town on
T«i'**dav. Ilei« miking experiment,
this fall that may prove of vast agri
cultural lliferest t<* lower Soctht ar-
ofina. He believes that w heat brought
Irom a more Shut hen- latitude will es-
csea|ie ru<t and become a sure crop.
The Departmeht of Agriculture at
Washington was«o Impressed with his
argument that Jt has imported see’ll
wheat from New .south Wales _ and
Nicar mgiia. to-he tested by the Senator
farmer at Denmark.
Appleton 1«
al Cirlu*oU
sn-l JrveU
foe* not
tn
in
THE BON MAID HE.
The latest news you will find in Mr.
E. A. Burdick's advertisement on local
page. In the prices quoted it is a ver
ilalde eye opNtt-jr, and ji«»t a sample of
the great harvest of ii«cfin and orna
ment il I and excellent g-M>ds to Ite/ouud
there. It is’wohderful, and the store
of TaTrerrsrnetpratnrlowest price, must
In* seen through from-front to rear door
to he appreciHed as p met ft*.
.1. Norman Walker of
doing po.t graduate work
t ollrge.
Full moon op the sHi prox
Frost will tie near, even H to
get here.
Mr Kdwfo I,. kogU v of t'harle.t
Is >|N-n-i|i>g a vacation Irom business
Barnwell.
Miss tUrrie l.ide »« completing liei
studio, in. etiograph) and tv |m-w nting
in f uluuihia.
EI.Er I >ON ( o\lM IriSlOS KKS.
t»ov McSweeney on Saturday ap
poiotet] the following Couimuaiounc*
ul Kircllon:
I vKN W Kl I
State— M. F. Ilalr
Baking
Powder
ArsOluteiyIpure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
MISSt'ARRIE MORRIS DEAD.
Miss Carrie Morris closed her ItHeY and
bright eftrfMg fife An Wednesday la^l. Just
as the old day had (led and a new one began
to dawn this bright young spfrit took iti
fright into that hotter and brighter world
above whored here is no night.
Carrie Was just sixteen, the very prime of
life and usefulness. When quite younft she
gave herself to Christ and united willi the
Friendship Ihiptist Church, at whkh place she
was buried in die presence of a large eon-
course J of,sorrowing relatives and friends.
She was the comfort of a loving tuother and
pride of a fond father’s heart- SirVe.w'ns not
given to them, Only lent to brighten tlicir
home for a few short years. I. fe lav lair he-
j BA M BERG COUNTY N EWS.
Hsrald—
The Bamberg Graded School odened
on the 17th with an enrollment of 1-10
pupils.
The Union Sunday School at Bethle
hem, Lutheran, church gi ves a pieui»:
today at which addresses are expended
from a Methodist, a Baptist and a Lu
theran minister. . “ -
Mi«s Dickinson of Alleinlale’ls visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. M. Brabham.
Collection* are good tills fall and
J mo-t farmer, have already paid up
! their store aiT.ounts. ^
At the (horning service on the Iflth
, inst. in the Methodist church a collec-
! tjon am.Kihting to fifty, dollars w as
taken up for the Kpworth Orphanage.
fore her young 7ebV When the divine -wtili j—Cnttoh receipt s liaye i a Her. off siucc*
wis«-r tlian any human understanding, tender- j the |w i^e went Jowu.
er than the truest affection of tiuuian f ear’-s, . ——- —
transplanted llie sweet Bower taerohd the FOR
touch of earth's sorrow ipld tttf safe keeping i
of the Christ who gave it. . I
When the old die, full of years, gathered ,
like a f-.ll s .o'ck of corn ready for the harvusl-
we regard it as a nuturui event and how in !
humble submission. But when tlie keen sic
kle of death cuts down one so young and with
life so full of promise we stand aghast, strick
en with wonder ami grief, and yet to the
Christian both events are the results of tiod's
Ilians.
Throughout her illness CVrrie Isire her suf
ferings with great i^ii'ncc and a Christian for
High Class Dry Goods
Communicate With
r F. iJousloiu
At CoskerV .V HuntPp’s,
AlGlSTA.riA.
t it ude of'spirit tliat found licr F-adj and lull,,
re igned for the great change when the tsir-
derhf iF-ath was rcacli^sl.
Tliougli lier d* ath was daily ex|>ected itwai-
u gr<-at shock to Iter (uillily aiid the euiir>
eoirmui.lty. -
OCR FRIKXDA.
Mr. J. S.
mor mil.
Mr. D. J,
Alii'*
Zorn, an
■»
name Is
high
our
all round good
wait.gave u* Hi: glad hand on Friday.
Mr. W. 1*. Uluiu<*ol Kiko pad us hi*
T. Harley. 8. J. Halford, I
XT V,
D. t)
II u.iter.
J. B. Smith
Doucan and children
from thnr summer *iav
. eW ii rettlriM
a | It a*alil
home
it to
hat gone
Evening
higher
Times,
Mr* W
have leturne,!
In Auderaur..
Blue Moinlar w*» hiighrened hv the
cletrrne** ill Mr. John f ovuel of Fish
1’olld low |i.hip.
M Merrii* li
im Frnlav »'t« r
lilackvilie frleiida.
Mr. ( lav W, pate
amt i* now on Tne
M a.hiiigpoi, D, c. <
• Mr. and Mr* J VI
on Saturday from a
aiUMboio relative.
The Con li IV official* will make the
auuiiai settleiueui with the Comptroller
(ieiirial cu Ocpdier ioth.
Mr .I.G.
Itlll g *|M>llt
aister, Mr*
.senator Af^rich left for Svluda, X.
C . Frhtav- At.eriioon. rcluining to
I'at'eraon return-
lengthy vuit to
l).-t<
" aniiamake'r of Orangc
sundav in town witli hi
. R C, ilolman.
lianywell fuesday morning.
Rev. -T I*. Tide w ent to * Kd gell. ld
thi* morning to dellvcr’ih-’o|wn|ng ad-
• die** h* fore the s. t,’. C. I,
Mi*»e* Helen an<1 Bonnie Brown of
Suinier are very charming visitor* to I
!>Al(m,$#(miLka4s.tt .ikttotMDHilfi Ml. Mi FIAiMil
CWXTT.
f. L. Attaw ay.
M G re*-1 w.
Feder*! — W
C. L. Brow n.
a vMPKmi
Stale—John F. Fo
| W. II. Chitty.
Federal —A. W. Knight
i D. F. Il-utto.
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I KIRKLAND STOKES.
We acknowledge an invitation to the
! marriage, BptUel Chorcli, t li trie.ton. I
i O.-tidwi Util, at two o'clock p. in , of
I B.-i. v\ i,ilam i lark* KlrEWtwd of iln-
! sottih I aroiiaa Cotiteieni-e M. K. and |
I If l>a I *tM. Ca|wr*. slaugliUr ol l»r.
ill I M r*. A. J. su^k -a.
IHa l’». *c( a le«*i* a peculiar Interea’ I
I in the live* of these **■ w->rihv and well I
I im*|ov*-«I voung lavoiit** of tortune.
I'he g<»Hl gr<H«m, whose life and lalmrs
I are con mh* rated to the betterment oil
J mankind^i* one of Barnwell'* hc*t I
younger son* atfd Inherit* in lull me**- |
j Ure the grace* and virtue* that have
I made' hi* family name an honored
I household e ord in all the Eden •eciion
1 of South Car*dina. while hi* eharming
j liri-le daught* r of our cla** inate.of the
I uMcn time and f'iehd of all the after
year*, ha- grown to |K‘rfect, beautiful
w-otnanlumd In gn ideal home, trained
I aiol guarded with all the love care of
! devoted parent* apd answering Hi
loveline*, of person and exalted char*
arter to their t»e*t prayer* and wishes.
May all tin happine*. of th** life he
their* until the golden autumn of the
future *h <ll/ipenthem for the greater
hsppin* ** heyipud earth’* croaaea and
sorrow* iu tile, better land.
r.-g
ular Smiual
clever
luiglitforiy. call;
Oil
Friday.
Ml
4 (it\ N tif
N,
On M iiidav t
^«Krow4»r
KevUa
held an
inq
it---l on the
ImhIv **(
1 i ( 1
il«l«, col-
on*
• 1. Dr. L. F.
Bo leper
iiiakiuv
Die * ir
ffjr
ai rxalliilia 1
loll. 1
te wiitiii
Iff
W
X
•
1,
till
•<1 tliat lliei
• b id tu
«n • D*
*», alter
W-k
lell i|eif'»**«
1 dropped or thi
cw dow II
III*
giyn w liii-h
w a* di>
.t liargi-«
1 by the
-III
>ek ami tlie
‘barge«
1 rik-i"ll
• ml kill
mg
i ll lid*. V
vriiict
iu acc<p
Tame.
id
DDELI. X
JTKA.
There.seem* to he ns much difference
between calling a woman mi old mant
and a bachelor girl a* there i*' between
calling her a duck and uu old hen.
SUPERVISOR'S NOTICE.
In order to keep Jhe Magl-trate*
throughout (he ('onlily posted a* to the
w he: caimut. of the (’ount v < 'hain Gang,
I vv ill hereafter pnhli-h a not icc in each
W cek'a isa'ie of Hie < ouutv paper*.
The < hain Gang will ho at New
Hrhlge.nrr E.fl.to River in lilackvilie
I’owndilp tin* week.
O. W. Barker, .
.County Supv ar.
o K. Roberta. Jr.. ( Inxi*. __ _ __
DOES IT PAY TO BUY GUEAP!
A cheap remedy for cougb* and cohla
I* all right, hut you want uomalhlng
that will relieve and cure the more *e-
vere amt dangcrqyi, reaulta of throat
and lung trouble*. What shall you do?
Go to a warmer and more regular' cli
mate? Yc«, It possible; If not.po*«tbl«
for you, then in elijher cake take Ure
OXt.V remedy that has been introduced ,
tn all civilized countries with anccea*
In aevere throat ami lung trouble*. {
“Boschee'a German Syrup.” It not-
on Iff heal* and atlmulatn* the tl**'ue» to
destroy the genu diseaae, hut allay* 1h-
Bammation, cau«e* ea*y expectoration,!
givea a good night’* re*t, artd cure'* the
patient. Try onk bottle. Recommend
ed many year* by all druggiata in the.
world. For sale at Creech’# Pharmacy
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
176 acres, part of old W. H.
Hev/lett Place, located 4 miles
from Martin Station on Port
Royal Railroad.
ALSO,
50 acres adjoining aboys
tract known as John Bull place.
Prices reasonable.
For particulars address
P. M. ‘Buckingham,
ueptSO St Barnw ell, S. C.
T. B. ELLIS. JrC~
Surveyor and Civil Enginec,
Special attention given to the compu
tat ion of Jvater-power*, leveling and
dr;iirt*£e.
A pvi.talcardrtdilre»*adto meat Mar.
4in, S. C., w ill Receive prompt atten
tion. oct I -no, ly
=T
-
At the OLD stand and on the OLD right principle* thb^ . »«■
confidence and |iatronag« of to many g«Md people 4 open
New Stocks! New
and NE'V reaoIntUvn to nrr»ve my«elf worthy of the genlrona eupport)
In the past and of the greater expectation* of the futwrei
Having Urgelj liicre*»ed flfjor »pace by building atrahwaliUety i
to my former •toce I now have ample roomTo.dleplav my itocke and to
shopping a pleasure and delight t6 the Ladle* and a constant enjoyment to
aterner sex. ... / • . . , , , » i >
My are the largest, in all Mne* that f have ever handled, and the
cest and completest ever brought to Black ville. Examination of gooda
pri -es w ill convince the most cauHon* and critical purchaser* of t'.ie a*
truth of vhe«« claim*, and prove that lr» n« interior Smuhern cJty. -town j
lago can Belter Bargains, more Beautiful Good* or more Hard Fau i*rt
found/'
- MY DIRECTORY:
In my original store I carry a Superb
Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Good*,
Notions, Groceries, Tin and Wockery
Waic, Ac.. Ac., Ac , too numcroiu to
■ . . . - .
he catalogued. x*
- In my new addition I offer BooU«1
... . j
Shoes, Clothiug, Hat*, Cap*, Cl<hik«.|
<’a|»e« and a vast variety of g<M>di need- J
ed in every houseliold apd. suited to ev
ery tasto and every (aa-ket. -
, _
AH gootlg were bought from first class hands, not through Jobber*) and ar«
not |>rici-d to prolft niid'd e -meu a* well ae maker* and myself. That saving
goc* to my ccxtornersj •
T he *p cial attention of flu* ladles I* asked to the flne.l line of Dress Goods*
Silks, Satins, Ca*hineres, Woolen Good*, Laces,TCmbrnlderle*. Ac., ever brought
to RlackvHle, fabric* running In price from 50 cent* to' $2 uo per yard.
In Foot Wear I am-Son* Agent for tlie Faihou* llamjltor* llid^ n ’^hnea;! th*
large.t Slioe lloit.e in the United States, and in all men’s Wear, Clothing, Hals,
Ait., I am nnapproach.ihU:. •* >■
My Good Friend, and I’almh* and the General Pnhlle are cordially Invited t*
call and sec fot themvelves before bn) ing anything any where.
H. d. still;
isoi-nx k ).
South Carolina College,
Columbia, S. C.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM. H.
BARN W KI.L, S G.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IDLE MONKY SKCIRFLY lYYLSTtD.
LIFE INSURANCE,
(Agent for New York Life.*
FIRE INSURANCE. . -
11Butler, Calhoun & Company)
F. BUI sx;
ATTORXfet-AT LAW,
BLACKV1LLE, - - - - 8. c!
«
! terst tor a*r«wi>ll rnaatf for Iks tsMVVra*
| K,.*il »*U TTsst t um|>s*i *r gslliasr*,
j i« prepared to furnish bonds for Kae«s»
* ukprsv Administrators, Gnardtana,
i'Tru*ie«*s and all public otTicrrs.
fr«
I
>m otir
w ou!d
Among the maiiV gnoil wavs of
K. W. t'enunok perhaps his best I*
- ol i'ia) ing the priftTcr out of Im*
ha.e.
Mr J O Sander* candidate for A'u
ditiir In Bfrif. was l^i^oa ii oit Friday,
lie i* out ol the eutlou race until price*
are belter. , • . , .
Handsome Yulian Ual.bonn-left at .Ta.
m. T'lie-day lor G.dlege, and
i lie Barn wgii gjrla didn't enjoy their
ireakla.tsa* usual.
lapt W. T. Cave wa« up from Olar
on Friday, and hi. KarnwMii county
,/rleuds were beseeching him to. com6
over the line for ifood.
Mis. WT'Gllninre Sim mi and pretty
rjUhMlaughtcr* May and Anhio f ee
went to Bcaofort on Saturday for a
week'of sea breeze enjoyment.
■ Mr. S I'. Hair rethrned t>n Tue*day
fi> Forman Univeisity. Ri* friend*
cherish expectation* of hi* glowing
Success in that excellent institution.
Mrs. T- J Morris of Jerome. Ga , i*
visiting Great ('y.piTsx relatives and
tyiends, w ho are dellgtiied to welcCpie
her. if bnt.Tor a time, to tlie old home
country,
Mrs. B. M.,K*. Still died In Augusta
on M(inday alter a long illness leading
a hiishaiid, eight children' and many
.» relatives and frieuda to clieriah her
memory.
‘ ■ Y 'i ' • . t-
Mr. P. M. Buckingham reports the
(temand for land, a* t better than usual
this Fall. Tho«e having tracts lor sale
might tlnd ready, and reliable buyers
■ llnough his agency. \
^ Principal Wilkinson of the Rlack-
vilje Graded School w as offered a mm h
m- re remunerative pasltlotj in Norfli
Uaiolina, hut true to word remains id
tin Ualmetto State and give* complete
satisfaction to hi* appreciative patrons,
' *
Clerk W. Gilmore Simms shipped to
Boston on Monday 11 hales of his long
staple, water ginned, cotton. It went
all rail, to lie delivered in four davs.
Other steam ginned hales of this cotton
« __ have been sent to jhe sumo factors, and
;he returns w-iif make Interesting read-
ing.
The Fiddle Ppnd trestl^ caught lire
on k ridarfr,om a pas'king freight train,
i ut Dr. Hay and Mr.- B. M. Jenkins
fortunately discovered and extinguish
ed the fire Itefor*' aerl.ma harm was
. clone. Titev horrow>e<4Ca red «hirt from
* m gro and ffsgged the North bound
-bnh^.thereby preveutiug * yroba
Me rerrlml ealamHy Usa^A^alu Hat
i rl«\ed a cnn*idenfbl* limy-ooiil tbe
uitsl.e’wx* made tfcfe fur ilA
Prof, and Mr*. A. G F.thcred-e are
here now. Prof, opened the Elko High
rtcbuul ox tlie LTtlvlnat,, with a large
atteiidanee ami'we are looking forWatd
to the elisping term, a* one of the most
*ucc« > *s/ui iu the hislpry of the school.
Mi.*r« Naitn e and Lottie Drummond
have just retd rued from an extended
triii to relativeq'ihd friends in Andcr-
son and ^al'Ma. Y.'
Mi'«'Tyde St*n«ell ha. returned h*
the Gainesville University, having
spent the vacation w ith her parents,
Mr. atid Mi*. Ashley Mansell.
. Mis* Mamie Hair, a very prettF
young lady of WHIistoil, recently vis
ited relatives here.
Rev and Mrs. G L. Knighfof Gran-
iteville were here last Saturday and
Sunday Rev Knight ffljeil hi* pulpit
at nosomary and preached two very
forcible sermons in his usual excellent
siy le.
Mr. Leon Stan«ell returned last Mon
day to S C. College, much to tlie
grer of hi* many friends.
Mr and Mrs. R. Ii. Johnston visited
relatives at Hartzog a few davs ago
Mr and Mr*. W. D. Grimes of Rix-
ville, Ga arc here now. the guests of
Mr. aijd Mrs. J. J. Johnston. J.
A* I seldom *ee sn\thing
low ii ill your pa|M r 1 lio-ogai
w lit** a lew* fine*.lor publicali-'li. .
Oui lilt Ic tow n prcci.t* a lively ajy*
p«aranvc; inerchaur* are quite bu«v.
and seem pleased with llo m-elve* and
everyImhIv else, t otloii continual.y
coining in—till* aerouoislor If.
Mr. J, M. Terry has hadadluitigroom
added to hisdweiliug.
Mr. J: t*, * l ’ 0 ** i *on»e repairs
ina-b- on the huii'ilng* on hi* place.
Tire old John—on h<,(l»c oil Itcwi'h i
Brancli ha. I»eeii lhon*oghly repaired.)
» The two giiiucrie*arc kepi bu-y.
Farmer* aie rushing the t-otlou to,
market and »eBing at prevailing (trice*.
I lie crop I* hying llai vested rapidly
and !lie field* W 1| he oleautd in a short |
w ii.le.
We have *err. several apple tree* in !
hluotn after hearing a full crop of fruit
this ynir.
Track laving on the Southefn’a Al- ]
l*u<lal<— fl«i«U-ev (He -lo*#l ,***1 1* f-rtt—*
grosiug. The iron hor-e entered Bull 1
Pond Township for the Aral lima on j
(he Ifttii inst.
The o«rn*r* of hay mower* and rake^ |
are ifetiing iu llieir work thi* nice
w c»t her.
The rice crop is the p-tore»t in sever
al yeitra. . . • K.
$c«(t.no fur barn wkj i .
I»Z'd ve*ir we hand!,' I over •!(NXll»alc*
of cotioo in B.«rnwc|l. I ittid toil ovVr
♦ 140,'kai for the .tHple Hi cold ca-h.
I he coin log sen-on we wrant I2.ik#l
hah* and tliey s miiat come ami will
come ii Up, gtoacr* will i<Nik to their
inli-re-t. *
I have made contract* with one
the l.arge*i Colton Mill* In .tbe mGit
•ind with two of the I.*rgr»<t Cotton'
Exporting Houses in Um .'v.mtii and
c«n place any quantitv ami i|>iality to
the he-t mlvantjge. There string* to
tlie how give me an inino-owc leverage
and Barnwell farmer*shall share and
enjoy it w Uh me.
For the coming cottnn «c**on | have
A backing of a flalf Million Dollar*,
and more In rcacli if needed. Before
shipping or «eB|ng a l>ale • .ill amj see
the reprcM'iitaiive of lht», lug moiiev
hag* and the Int-ud of MUdUPif i kii A*
for cotton. J. a. Porter.
knr tlie eottno year that ended .\n-
giikt Tl.c Mofttbern mill* u*»>l l,5"7.lli
bale*, more than fo |»er cent., of tlie
number iiianiilaclnrvd in the United
>ta:e* At the (ite«ent rate of mill
hhiIJing they wilt gel to 5>i percent iu
twu year* more.
COTTON A TRADE WANTED-
X. B.. B. S.. A. M.. I.L.R . To I.
CiAirsc*. Sptiug t burse* free for
1 ~—ihlir* Fuiiilvv n I’nde* (»(.. 33.-
(»*i volnuip*- in l.ihrary; excelltmt la-
Jipratories, via—-rtHi'm., gjmnn.lnm,
infirmary, aifih-tie ground* TuiToo .
$ In. other fee* II*. a »i-«*ton: Tuttlon [
reoiitled to needv stndenl*. Ex|M'n«ea
to $I7-*>ui *esalon. t.'ertlHe«f pupil*
from fort\-live Aeetediled Mebool* en-
I ter it* Fre-hmto Cla** without exam|-
I on*ion.
Entrance and Normal Sehoiarahfp
Examinafion* tield kl every county- -
\' f j yati Frnlav. Julv Ju, |o .1, by ( ountjr , f
’ >(:js rintendenf*.
Next *e-*ion o(»ena Se(»t. 2f>, 1900. bouic
l.t*t your property w ill* nm. Iii*|n »-t
line h*t'«»f liivesiment applieathma. All I
*na*ewN»ft*HV »is-i
leioh-d to Term* ressonahle. t 'orre- |
spondcncc »* , h*He«l. \ildrc.
I*. 1. BIT Kl MiM AM.
Uak.\a ki I., >. f.
1)8. JM). P. LEE, ,18..
‘■L
For rstalogne. aiplre**.
»'. c. WOOlin iKB, Preside*!
DENTIHT Office ITRIIi
rt. C. K*|iili‘pe«t f(*r tra**F
YTiling Work dona at Sant
ant where in Barnwell County.
\\ HI he at otllce in WJHislon every >af-
unlav ami Monday.
Ift
VmU IlkAV
!ii<>vif*\ At K A. iiu
\\ r* ar** in
li* lii.ik* <»ur
>>4Fr v whrrr TtHt pirn^ir. Thnt •« l/rK^riy. ii«*i win h wiMMMl
•ii«*L*M Nt*%K HfAr.'Atn thiit 1m «<•»>.i> »nv,
*w with ai full niH- of ii* w irkd frr^fti an*) you, «»»ie aii«I all,
«Kir Ih in IlMniwHI.
HERE IRE A FEW SLEDGE HAMMER PRICES:
• -oir
\
lot*.
Be want your cotton, we want
huMne-*. Iton't hrt them fieil
shout Bankrupt stock* t and job
W e have the large*! ami iiest selected
•lock of Fall and W inter good* ever
•hoarn In Harnwell—bought al the
right time and at the right plafra*, (the
facto eve*) and they are io be sphl .V
prices thyt will surprise tl e |:eo| le. If
you w ant Value come to see me
• v L. Midair.
FA IRF/ZX I,GCALS.
Graded School' opened
on
Fairfax
Monday.
Mr. J. T, Wilson’s gin lias been shut
down for jov y a’ weeks op account of
hi* engine Leing broken, but will soon
start again. He purchased a new At-j
las engine last, week.
Mi** Lena Yomnans left on Friday
for Converse College where she will re
sume her studies.
, Mr. Tuten of Hampton mofed in
town last week-.
The Seaboard Air Line R. R^ran an
excursion to Savannah ori Monday.
Mr. J. F. Light.«ey, agent at this place,
sold about two liundred and ten tickets
amounting to about two hundred and
ten dollars.
Mr. Luther yr. Barber If ft on Satur
day fpr Hartsvifle, where be will go to
vchool.<
Mr. Jim Priester ha* been sick, but
yre are glad to see him up again.
Miss Katherine Emmons of Beaufort
i« now.visiting Mis*e«>Eugcuia and Es*
telle Young. ».
Mr*. R. IA Llughe* has been quite
sick, but we are glad to say she is Im
proving. - \ . ,
Ms* Daisy Kirkland of Buford’s
Bridge -pent Saturday in town.
Mt-‘«e» E da Lee and Kb>i*e T/lar art
attending |fie Macon,Ga. Fair. Mt«*e*
1/lar wHi tw* gursts.uf Mrs. Dr. Re»-
wtiile there.
Mr. IDtudall aelly left on Tuesday
for Furman University. >
Mr. W illie Felder left on Monday for
the South Uamlina College.
‘ Mis* Mary Gribbln has been elected
}**i*t»nt imho Graded School.
Mi.* Cornelia Barton aiol Me*»r.
Clinton Barton and Roheit Black of
Bamberg *ie!iit Sunday in tow n, the
guests of Maj. L. T\. Izlar and family.
Mr.-J. W iilte iioek of Charleston is
visiting Mr. P. W. Farrell aud family.
Miy. May G reen i* siiendiiig some
time with relative* at’tl tfiends iu Ai
ken.
Mrs. C J Martin is erecting a hand
some resilience East side of Park Hall
Square.
Mr. J. D. Whittle ha* purchased
tiie Ahgeline Robinson property North
side of Railroad A venue and i* build
ing a large sale ami livery sta'hle.
> Mr.-Henry Lee died on Saturday of
hemorrhagic fever and wa* buried Sm--
day. Mr. Lee married Miss Irene
Dyches, daughter of Mr*. Osborne
Dyche* of this place. He leave* a de
voted wile’ami one child; to these we
extend sympathies.
• . A. B C.
Uidoinitable w HI and tmuendou* ener
gy aru tod found w liere SComiich, Liver, I
Kidney* aud Bowwl. are out of order.
If yon want them* quail lie* and (he *uc-
oetfk tlivy liring. o»e Dr. King’* New
J. ife Pilla, T hey develop everj’ power
of brain and ' body. Only 2.'»o. at J.
M. Smith’*. ,W lUUtoSgt, li, C., and D.
K. Brigg* f Ct., Bo.ckvllle,. S. C.,
Druggist*.
.What would api>ear to be rather an
•iiippc n -*ary apology wa* published
by a Missouri editor last week in this
fashion: . v- .
“We expected tn have a death and
ma r riage to publish thi* week, but a
violent Htorm prevented the iv ^Lliug,
and the doctor being *ick uimself Jhe
patlept recovered, and we are accord
ingly cheated <>->* of both.”
lai.irt a Jay vks'k fUtn.
4 cau* Star l.ye f*«r ‘iV.
A P*» »f a«ala for XAc.
"J l.t • an* of Good lax k Baking !’• w<Ur, 'iN-
Ijinrr Hotth sjewin^ Mai Ii im Oil, 4..
Vaw line per to Stic V.
Dime Leader Toilet Aoap (Vr hnx (Jteake* I V*
Hoiated TaU uto Toilet Powder ac.
.2 good Tooth Hnishe* for r*-.
4* »be*-t» (food Note Paper for .V’. ^
at) W'hMr En»e|«>|*-* for.*-. ’ *
•Vh - » A
Good I. K ai fa’ Pajair |K-r qwlfe I Or.
0?
i:ia'-kt><>ard Kraai-r 5c.
W hite tk'hffJ Ci ft) on*, per box 10c.- '
Karge Pencil Tablet 4c.
A fuesl Lead Pencil witli Ruhbei fc. .
2;'sittle* la-Ht black Ink for .V'.
Tabic Oil Clotti per yard ‘jitr. a* —
SrlKKjl hdjt Jeans jier yartl 13(
hl)ress_Stays p>-r dozen 5c.
Hook* and Eye* j»er (Lizenjc.
*2 I-urifc Hand .erehief* for 5c.
1
12 g(K>d Safety Pins for 4c.
A “'-t )>f g(WKl Knives and Forks for40<
f
4 tiissl Itugiry Whip for for.
Fruit of ihe D*>ni,‘' :vi inch
lileai lied Cot-
of ibe L»>m, " .‘M
ton, |* r )artl,Ue.
Ite#t :siInch Sea I-land abeetlng |*-r yard A
Iteavy AAA •hc-etluir f
‘ Silver King'' :tA tm-l
pet yard (k*.
GimmI KM Sheeting, per yard Ifit*.
Ml inch Turkey Bed Table Damask |e r ,ard
In.
Men * Rood, full »ise working *iurte 25c.
w •
A full line of Fall I'allcoe* 5c.
A good Coffee Mill for 2iic. .
B» *t st «• I Hatchet Wi
Solid Steel Nail ilaininer :fih-.
(rasoa wsmm aeaiavaaaa oe. irasaA^
FROG POND
□-HLL AND FEVER CURB!
TIH OllIGNU NO flKf NO P*V.'
>0 UNIS A BOIIll.
y
The old reliable the kind your fatPefH
used t<> take. The one that n«.*W AgU*
to cure. D> n't waste time and OMp^
eRperimenting with new carew. Hut go
. tar the Heat frotw the yitaipv Fra^:
Dond i* (hr ounce of pr<-veatiow and
I.*oinf of cure combined. Auk for It—
I rake no snl>*tltute. if yoor merfhanC
I d ww not sell it write to u» we will aend
it direct for 50 ccuta. . -
DAVENPORT & PHINIZY CMl
X>mc^t»Uir Sam**
AUGUSTA. GA- ,
C. S’. Burckhallrr, 1tan»waU. 8. O
CARD OF thanks.
To the Voter* of Barnwell Gounty :
Allow me to return my sincere
thank, to the voters of Barnwe.l) coun
ty through your valuable paper for tlie
unfaltering support I received in the
primary election which placed me in
nomination for a second term of office
for Sheriff of Barnwell county. Such
'an expression of contid-nce in my hon
esty and Integrity of purpos" on your
•part, ‘-ogetber w ith such manifeststton.
of kindness in again making mo jour
cboiue for tho office to which you elect-
> d r.:c four years ago, I am free to say
that l am unahl* by word* to express
my gratijddet>ut my highest ambition
will be-to fauhfully discharge the -du
ties of tbe office; ever conscious of tffe
fact that I am simply your public ser
vant, in an.official capacity. And with
a grateful'begirt I invoke the blessings
of Almighty God to direct me in tbe
future, in order that I may live, up to a
full c'>n*cinu«ne«* of the fact that day
by dav 1 may so discharge the ffulievi nf
the otHce that whi-n my terni Is ended
I may ih'-n retain your confidence, and
respect and enjov the satisfaction my-
, . Slorj of a Slave.
To be bound band and foot for years
by the chain* of disease Is the., worst
form of slavery. Ltttje D. iiliams,
of Manchester, Mich., tell* how such a
slave was made free. He say*: "My
wife, has been-o helpless for five years
tliat she could not turn over In bed a
lone. After using two bottles of Elec-,
trie Bitters, she is wonderfully improve-
ed and able to do her own work.” „ This
supreme remedy for female disease*
quicfjly. cure* nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, headache, backache,
fainting >\qd dizzy spells. T’hi* miracle
w orking medicine is a god send to w Catt,
sickty, run down people. Every bottle
is guaranteed. Only 50 cent*., Sold by,
J. M. sitnith. NVilHston, S. C., aiid
G. K. Briggs & (Jo , Blackville, S. C.,
Druggists
Miss Josia Hickson of Kline i* vi»it-
ln« her ai*ter. Mrs. (L W. Hwrlier. [public servant. , - ' ,
' Mr*. J. I. C.tpelaod waa In tow n otti- Again thanking you for your gener
Mmolay with tier sister, Mr*. Kl M. ou» support I have Jhe hlhior to b«-
You ig. * » ^ j- Vour «-ri*nt t
REDUCED RATES. ‘ -
National Convention of tho Christian
Church. Kaosas City, Mo., October
I2th U*,h, I’JMO.
On account of the above occasion
Southern Railway will .ell round trip
ticket* to fcana** (Tty, Mo., aud return
from aiLpoint* on its Mnes at rate j>f
One First Cla.* Fjire for the roumUtiTp
plus $4 (Jt), Ticket* will be sold Octo
ber Hth, !>th and HMlijwIth final return
ll.nit Dctoltef ffJd, llioo, inclusive.
.I’.-rson* at nog coupon station* will
kindly notify the Ticket Agent several
days in advance of their contemplated
departure, in order that he mar supply
B. .I (.aster*, jar **-t He.
A good Knob lock for 90c.
Men’* Uudcrshlrt* '&*.
l adies Vest, Jong sksn'cs, Ilk*,
To \\hite Collar Buttons f(4Wc.
I * * • , v
A-bill paper of Plus for 1c. ' . _ ’ ^
A full |>«|M'r of Needles forTe.
i m + . ‘ *
a *
Cotton Towels 17 by :tfr inclies 4c each.
14 White Agate Buttons for 4c.
I.mlics Dongola Kid Shoes 75c.
rt Travpoon* for 4c.
6 Tabic-.jioons for 8c. »
A. hir(p-li,'Geo. *k. Mill and
O'Corinau, Blackvillr. 8. C.
A. M.
)
Cbadcslofl & VestenCarttUia lXIi
Aarnsfa and Aahvltto Hhgrt Lias
Bchtdule in effect May g7ih, 1 .
Leave - Denmark
l4i-a\e. MlgOpil.'.
Arrtw* Greenwood....
Anderson.
5.4k * m
ljitirrmr.........| i:‘jjp in isfe a af
GrpetirlH*..^ p m I0:1S a ■
* tilrii Springs....,! 4:05 p ni|„ •
kptirtaiiburg. ...J i:t0pn.' 94*
IloTidersotiville..,’ rtrOT p in
AsheTlllf ■ t p
When in our ston- if you don't see. wliat you want ask for it; our services are at your com
maiul. We will always be found ready ta wajl on you.
• pUR MOTTO: One Fiuivdrecl cents for a dolfar, sixteen
ounces for a pound and thirty-six inches for a yard.
Respectfully submitted to tlie cash trade only by . ■
E. A. BURDICK,
' ' . " ■ BARNWELL, S. C
•••••••*
•• ••• •«
l/-avs A*h«»viHe.v..'...4.j-HaiO a I
“ -8|Hirtanburg..,..'ll:4ff a m 4:10 pi
” Glenn Springs....!li)0n a m
“ Grrenvllki >.»....T22)1 p ill 44)0 ptf
*• Laurens 1 )A7 p b 7:Kip«-
•' A rider: on | fi;85
Arilva Greenwood 1 2: 7 p ni 0:00 j
” Auiritsta —.... 1 5;10 p m 10:40
S'
Greenwood.
4:44 p nr.
••• • • • ••• .
\rrtve Rnleigh
• • • • ••
: •’ Norfolk
a m
Uaa*ee^» ♦
< “ PeU ndnirg
4:13 a ic
..
ificliaiond
5:15 a n.
• •Me • • ^00•
Leave AiiviiMa. .......
1^5 p sa
ArHve Allendale
3;5fi pB
“ Fairfax
. * . •
4' 12 pa
“ Yemaesee
•k****eY*s
5:2A p B
'• Beaufort,
. *V V
(V15 pa
“ ForLKoy>k
• • * * ■!
Leave Fort Royal
“ Ben if fort,... i..
” Yemassee
^ Fairfax
“ Allondaie
Arrjye Augusta..-.-....
MW* I
TJ»p i
k:30'* I
p-JO'm ■
10 45*
liim-elf witli proper form rif tickets.
For further and'detailed informaiion
self of having lived the life of aw* klewiT a* »>rat— f r—eewwrtwiiii a*liM<lnl**. *to.
E. URoj Younfr
/rank
U Croevh.
call upon or write any Agent of tlie
ISoutberu Railway nr its connection* or
j to ' ' > H. Ilardwii-k,
A*»t Geu. I * v ,V geti t. -. ’ 1
AttiUU, Gl.
i- , l» _ , - i - - , ' .
We are riEfdticiqg the prices oi) all btir
goods. Coipe aqd get iqr the rush!
Shoes Reduced 2> per-£,ent .
5T2fShoe sold now for $1.00.
^1.^0 •* “ “ $1.2^.
Clothing reduced 20 per cent.
We have a complete, nicely assorted stock.
No trouble tp please you.
Best Prints,& ^Checked Homespun for 5c.
35c. Carpeting sold now for*2> cts.
All other .took reduced in proportion. They must go. Come eerly and *ee
lor vouikclf. • , ■s
We are agents for the celebrated tTavfkes Eve-gtsnet. fesTand fit the f
to iterfcctiou
| Ai
i -
(Ibse eonnrettons at Greenwood *
’arints on 8. A. L. and U. AG. Railway,
at Spartanburg with Southern Railway/
For any information relative to *
rates, schedules, etc., address, ^ •
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Fsm. AgmL
F,. m. NORTH, Soi. Agent •
T. M.-Emersou Traffic ManaM.
FIRE!
Life, Accident
LIQHTN1NQ.’
-aNI
gbeit prices paid for cotton, cottot
[ and all country produce.
C A STILL A CO.
Live Stock -
mUMNCL
—At Lowest Rates
Strongsbt Comp/
*. ■_ fhiilxNt*
* OUtrUif
-Ol
THE BANK 1