The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 11, 1900, Image 2
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The Barnwell feoDle.
II. Uro w ire/the v»m‘rnh!p I'rediilejit of j unc more true a (id farthful nrrvnn;.
m. W, HOLMES, Editor i Prsp’r.
•LARGEST COUNTY ,CIRCULATION.
THURSUAY^JTOB^K 11, ISKto.
GO SLOW.
The man«s:en«of tin* Kepiihllcan na-
Clonal rampaljcn are playing over thU
,year the name of LS1KU Then they
promixeri that the eleetion of MeKiniey
would he followed bv great general
proaperity, and predicted that Bryan**
aueeexx would be followed by bard
timex and the widespread bankruptcy
of Industrial t>nternya<.n(and tiid'vidual
buxine** then. Tbat promise and
threat probably bribed and frightened'
enough voters In ’1)0 to turn the scale*
in McKinley’s favor.
They are again lighting on that line,
and apprehension of financial trouble
is having it’* influence In trade and
•business centres. Contracts are being*
made for .The future ^auditioned to he
•cancelled In event off Bryan’s election
next month.
The people of the United States, cap-
. itallsts excepted, have good reason to
fear and distrust the republican party.
*?rhey know that the long lasting panic
"of’5)3 was created solely in the interest
and for the^benelU of republican poll-
cies, and they expect in case of Bryan's
success another period of panic and re
publican revenges, „
They are probably right in their fore
sight, but it does not require a far vis
ioned pi nphet to seer that plentiful fi
nancial embarrassment is sute to come
in the future a* the inevitable result of
the extravagances, national, corporate
and individual, of the last few’ year*
The reelect Ion of Mr. McKinley may
slelay the day of reckoning, but. It must
come, sooner or later. In proof «,•
quote from the financial report of it. O.
l)un A Co., acknowledged to tm the
best informed and most reliable au
thority in the United States in sin-h
matterv For tile first nine mouth* of
—l&ab UpuLneumed ihg. mmihtr of bnsi-
nes» failures in the United States a
<1 WH. w Itli liabililie* of Jftl.TOJ,!*)'#.
On Him day l»e.ore hi* death itev. s. I'.', 1 I'ill-'i 1^ AN i> l itl I-.
tile .State,Uress Association, dictated a
letter to hi* brother editors, giving
them the good advice which applies to
all men: ~ t" '
Bretbon,. eneouraged;iry^-fhe ipaoi-
festationa of your good willvtoward*
me, I take the liberty of addressing
to you a few word* of earnest counsel. ,
Acc.-pt it, good friends,* from tin oltbjJM.ig illne** of inoulhs and
man who uiu*l ere long Uv aside hi*
pen forever * It l* thl.N: (Jultivuto real
frleiidsliip one with another; lie toler
ant of diHeremv* Iroin vour opinion^,
for n'ouc of us‘-kmi\y* if all;” lie cour
teous. and avoid iicrlimitiions person
si
Hlltlesp r uon’c “overdo” thjngs. IhP.
• • letyonr modeyalUm lie known of ad
men.” for thus will your uHerance*
commund the respect^and confidence of
your readera. Controversies that de
velop bitterne**. nipl slicering siifcasm
arc unprolitahle' to Victor as "(’ll tis
vanquished, lor no hiipbv memory can
grow out of them. Don’t use a -ledge
rLammrr to drive a ten penny- nail.
Always hear 1n mind that there is
nothing so good, so strong and so heau-
tiful as simple-truth. •
A TIMKLY LETTEK.
at
For the tame period of tins year pot
the failures at 7.H51 and liabililie* at
♦ 101. H«7.••*»..
An increase of 5)5)7 In tlio number au«l
$fi.l(>3,ftl3 In t)ie amotint of failures In
the sliorl time of nine months i* a warn
tug In itself that needs no comment.
“Figures don't lie,” ami these re-
yiorts show (bat limes arc getting worse
sfdle ol repuliliiMn promises, with ev
ery branch and department of govern
merit In it* complete control. To os I
Mr/F.ditor:
Hi eing tho article in vour paper on
growing wheat, induces me to give you
iny,<'_xpe lienee-
I bail altvays beard that sandv land
made the best '''beat. so. the lightest
land selected for that crop, and in
'MS I irtHdc ten bushel* per acre. East
yvardt was not cmvenlent to plant any
but aiifV clay Und, so I made tliii fril-’*
lowing preparations: First I broad
casted twenty hu-hcls of /cotton seed
per acre and then bloke deep with two-
horse plow. Next I sowed twenty
quart* of Wheat'per acre, then Itai Ksw-
ed and cross-harrowed, leaving the
field in fine condition. . This wheal
made twenty two and a half per acre.
I planted after the first killing frost,
or about the middle of November.
J. .1. Kay,
- Mimic, S, (
SAD NEWS.
Mr. K. .1. lH*verehx of Barnwell waa
found d> ad in I he road near Buford’s
Bridge Tuesjlai evening. The diwpa'eh
gave Ho jiarilefUari of the sad eventi
Mr*. I>cvereuX and tlieir two“chitdieii
are In Minimcryllte. Thu comhmiiiin
is sloM'-ke'd and saddem-iF by Uiis sad
happoulug
has passed over tine river to enter- into l
thfl.rcst of the faithful. F
• r . S’eplten Ustes, colored, died i'' faith
of the resitrroctloii duly iHtb, 11)00. lie
was a white man’s friend—never IhI%iI
in Id* duty vvbek be was needed.
11 Is but Justice to say a few words
in bis memory. Ho was as faithful and j
kind to hi* cx-mistresH in all of her
never left
her imtUihe vy*as laid to reif , and we <
can hut say./Wcl! done, good and faithy,'
ful sen a-.t e.nterdhoii into the rest ore-
pared for you, Y.
No Right to UglittcsH.
The woman who i« lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, hut one who would he attract
ive must keep her health. If she Ms
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable. If she h^a'
constipation or kidney trouble, her
pure blond " HI cause pimples,'hlotcl-es,
skin eruptions and a wretched comtdex-
ion. Electric Bitters I* the r>(V medl-
cine in the world to regulate stomach;
liver ami kid nay a ami to nuilfy'tbe
blood. It, gitves strong -nerve*, bright
eyes, smooth.velvetv, skin, rich com
plexion, it willmake a good-looking,
charming woman of a run-down iiivnl-
1d. Only St) cents at .f. .M. Simthis
Drug Store, W-iJlstoJi; D K.
Briggs v t Go’s. Drug Store, Blackville.
Secretary Holloway’ha*clever.] v sent
us ticket of Hdmlswion to the State Fair.
This ybar this grear gathering will not
vyniliet with the f all fern, of Vourt,
and Bariiwell will consequently lie
more largely repiesented than liereto-
fdbe.
The. less a girl blushes the more
tans. -■«
she
A Ponder Mill Explosion
Removes every thing.in *ight. *n do
* ilr.euie mlnerai pills, hut hoth me
'nighty dangerous. Don’t dYnamiu-
the delicate maehinerv of your hodv
w ith calomel,cro*On oil or aloe* i>ill',
w hen Dr/Klng’s New l.ife l*lt!s. w hi- li
are gcntktji*_a_*uinmcr bicere, ilo the
work (MTlccrly. ( ores li**aitaeh**, t'oli*
-lipatmii. ' tlnlv ".'»(• uf (\ Itorck-
riaTter: D K Briggs A ( Blarkiille.
Dr. M. smith. U ttti*ton. -
REAf. KK IIKS.
. A- svctaei'
rt—antw iia
Appears that tho longer the crisis I
’|tosl|Mincd the greater and graver w ill
be the coiiseipient dtllt, ultte* of set
lie me 11U
The old saving that they w ho d iner
must pav the fiddler applies to broader
thing. and th- more and noisier tin
music th* higher the lull and the hard
«r Ita payment.*
What we hate written is not expect
«d t« have any effect in the nearby
•election, but It suggest* the advisabili
ty of going s!u>w In all bii.lnc.* enter
prise* of moment until after the hattli
of the ballots is decided.
The New York Herald lias had~ men
In every state in the union tinning the
public pulse, und upon their reports
predicts that in the next election Mc
Kinley will receive 2ftS electoral votes,
Bryan HW, and that arc doubtful.
The Bennetts, father and son, have
been money lovers always, and tin
figures the very different result Hint
* Bryan iwsofw of -33* eW*»swl vo****4—
McKinley certain of Sfi and ikl are still
in the doubtful cohiinn. The reasons
for this faith are founded on tho sign*
* of the $lnies, that nine out of ten gold
Democrats will vote for Bryan this
time, as will eight out of ten Germans
* in the pivotal states.
The official report of ttnTcotton crop
damages of the recent storms in Texas
put* the loss at 400,000' bales, or $2t>,-
000,000.
The scissors man of the Columbia
Record credited to The Pkoi-i.k the
other day two articles that were bant
ling* of some other pencil. We don’t
want or wear borrowed plumage.
The Bamberg Cotton k|ill continue*
running on full time. It’s managers
have not even considered the policy of
shutting down drshortening hours. It,
is a home money enterprise and has a
good heart and generous conscience. ;
ride be once took with nti old fas liter io-
a New England village, during which
some of llietmen of the ueighhoihood
came 'Jinler criticism. *-
S[H*aking ol a prominent man in the
viUage I »*•«) i “lie is a mao Al,iniM>A».~’
••Well, sir,” the farmer replied, “he
hasn't gotnnu'li money but he's mlgh-
|f rWk ’
• He has a great deal oQlandJ.tlieu?”
I 4*ked.
•■No, "ir. be hasn't g<)t lunch land
elf Iht, but he’s mighty rich.”
The old farmer, with i pleased •mile,
nb-rrveit me ptimrlrtt in.»\ for a m<»*
mehI, ami then explained :
“Yyii M- e. lie haso'i got'uiueli money
snd tie liii.n'l g<>l much land, hut -till
he ia rich, because he viever went to
lied owing any man a cent in all hi.
Itie. He live. a. well'** In*, want* to
I've,and he pa}. a» he goe.; hcdocau'l
owe anvfliing add lie i.u't nfriid of
anylHNly; ho Tell* every man the truth,
and does hi* dotv by limi.elf. tiU.laiiii*
lv and bi* nelgblMirk; hi. wool is-- a.
good a. hi. Ixnid, and every man, wo
man ami child In die town look- up to
him and respect* him. No, sir he fi.t--
n’t got much land, but lie*- a might*
rich iiihii, Is cause lie/s got) .all he
w ants."
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THE HUSTLE!
DENOUNCES
To the Good People of Barn-
/ well County;. *
On account of the j^rcat rush at-
teudinjr the great Cut Price Sale last
week at L. .J. Joel d'he Hustler’s he
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and his great force of clerks were un-
SOyTlIEKX INTERSTATE FAIR,
i - Atlanta, Ga.,Out. 10-27th, 15)00.
On secoHiit of tho ahdvc oceasion,
Southern Railway wdll sell rnunii trip
tickets to AtlantH and return, from
Ozark, Troy, Montgomery, Selma, Bir
mingham. Ala-.; Nashville, Knoxville,/
Tenti.; Asheville. Ni. C ; Spartanburg.
Columliia, < linrlfstnn.jS. <?.; -laekson-
vi}iv.'Lake City, Live Oak, Fla:, and
.intermediate stations, also from all
points in the State'of Geiiigja at rates;
For individuals, one first elax* fare'
for the rounitT.rjp, plus Dtcents admis
sion to tiic Fair <inionds; 'for children
hetween ages of live and tweiyo years
'J.l cents w ill be added to ticket rate for
admi-sion to Fair Grounds.
For Military Companies and Bras*
aide to wait on the throng of baigain-
seekers, so he has decided to
hack for the good people of this vi^
cinity a store full of ]$ig PaT^tins thut
Hainwell never before heard of for
those who could jiot attend last week’s
Great Slaughter Stile.
WAIT FOR THE DATE,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13TH!
DOORS OPEN AT 8 a. m. SHARP.
/ WW.I..WI,
OFFICES: Barnwell and WiLListpjr
Commencing the flr«t week In Oifto-
her I will be at my Barnwell office.st
Msgh Frices.
Bands, in unjtorm. t.venty or more on
one ticket, a rate of one cent per mile
in each direction per capita. |dus arhi-
trnries.
Dates of sale from all pi'ints in State
of Georgia Oct. Mih to 27th, i»cliisivc.
i | i and trotii points within the-states of
UOltl Alabama. Tennessee, North Carolina,
xuifh Carolina, and Florida, Octidier
T2 U), and 'i-lih, filial limit of all
ticket* October ntiih, RXHl. '
For detailed inf >rm:it.ii»n a* to rate*,
re-ervatinn*, etc., call on or address
any agent of the Southern Railway or
S. I! Hardwick,
Asst. Ge.i. 1’jissengef Agent.
Atlanta. GA,
ties ■ tbe I'reasttrer’s hooks will he o-
DonT he misled Imt look for rny greekylgns over door. 1,. .1. .tCfFU/l he f+nMler, • fr „ m (i, i Ir.th o December ill«t
at .'.'I'TA W*A v YB' OI.D S I'AND, .1 ilrmrs West of Bank of Barnwell.
BY MOTTO: “Honest and Square dealings to all.”
No goods mi«representtyI. ££T \ii goods sutiject to exchange during thi*
great sale, You w ill liini 1 bat I b ad litem .all ill low price-.
Rema ning your humble -ervaut. -
T4X NOTICE.
Barnwell
Office of County Treasurer
C. II., Si'ptei.}iber t 2fith l 1 .OK).
I’orsniMit to nn A'' 1, tbe General
Assembly approved February 7. Isili,
entitled “An Act to regulate the nt-
te n dance'of Countv Treasurers at con
venient places in their res|wctive conn
L. J. JOEL. The Hustler.
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P.km for the purpose of cidlecting the
lax lor the ti«eal year emnmeiieing .Ian-
n-ary 1st I'.Ki i aiid.eliding l>ec.eml»er3l»t
Mum.
Following i • the Lew : State 'I’hx k
mills; ( ouiif} T.tx I mills; .-Hhoid Tax
.1 mills; Isiial 12 iniiU.
Follow ing is the additloiml low for
-d ool districts; Allendale. B.irhary
Brauvh, * iUack-Vtllva Kline. H'oubic
.Ikeiil, Sidi»ro. !'r;ecd»hl|>. Jc e*. Mouie,
Mor'ri-,O ik Gi •*«•, Seigdnii. New For-
I inker* Creek. Seven f’loes. Elko.
2'mill-; lier iTTi-, fniitfs; Baritw-eff.
• mills; TVii 11*1 ntt. 25 nulls; I uie».3
Kifir*; V.rrtTr; fimt.i, TitifY-ntnwibi.i;
I c*tnrs»rovc. 1 «itH.
I a ill in' ,ti tin- following places at
t!»«* I inM-»--|*t-eirl**<l. e» O.-eTl e t r>«« I* X I —
llamvreh II. I tom October li, to
I wint to imprc^N upon the miiwk of werv m:\n, \vr>*n:ui inj
'child who expects t<> buv Ha! >; Dr\’ (ioods. Notions and 5tioes
hont
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t hat I am . fi fl
Ic.li'l 'Us fl Ut’lkl LLIL u:
goods that 1 know are ti ju m ever
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Also Groceries that insure and nr
, respecL Come
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fidi. tvMne-dsV rkT2T.
•ekvllle. T’inrsdav Owl -2A.
row ell « || t*> net Dun'
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quality that mean economy and sati Jaction.
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tlie Halford House bn the first Monday
Hint Tuesday of the first and fourth
weeks in each month, and longer by
special engagement.
At WflliMon office bn every Ffhlay
and Saturdaw
i am slsb prepared to doT)ental work
nr your bomes anywhere 'in Barn well
Countv.
irnn'^t throw your money away with
peddler* gbihg through the country,
claiming to kpow it all working on
\nur guns, pistols and sewing ma
chines today and tomorrow somew here
else! They know ft will last until they
get out of the.,way. Bring your work
to me where it will be repaired ’right
with a guarantee for. one year, anil
longer-reme in her light work can he
done by me, through the mail service,
costing but a trill’. For further par-
-iculars write me at .lennv*.
J. A. HARTER.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Atlantic Coast Line Railniid Co. o( S. C,
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STATION'S.
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TFaTii No: 3-3 leave* Ktormre 2 :tf
a. lit., and irain No. 3Zaitiles at Flor
ence 7 :UA p. m. - -t
'frnms T2 and .TTi c irry through Dull-
msn I'aiace Bullet -Meepilig far* be
tween New York and Mnn*n vfm An-
gusta-
T. M. Emerson. H. M. Emerson,
T'alHe 'lanagi’f. f.en. Ua** AgG
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that double tHf comloi
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TbelnilMmic plague (identified with
tl Death'’ i't till Middle; \ -
lia* now spread to four of tbe flic u^n
lineiit*. ami may any
[s-ara.ice in Au-tral
iv .lav make il» ap- 1
I!*, it It I* true Hi*H -‘," r ,
, . i... I able I
roWNSHIU COM MIS.
UOAD’O V ERsKERs,
I no.e that there ate a great mauv | •
small bridge* tlirmighniit the wmmiuk ! H.l'.L*
in had cmidiiion, anil I take tin* mt-ib-d.Y^ii'
oil of rcnilnding von.of voiirilniv. AM I *
bflllge* under twelve feet wide -ii.Mild ) XClV
la- I.Hiked afterJiv the Town*bip fom
mi**ioiiera atul K..4d 0%er*eers, m> ton I
will pleas** take fliU (Mattel in hand at
once and *et* that there are mi more
c'Oiipbitiits.uf thi* h«tlire. There" are
also a great uiaiiv uf ilo* Uuhlic Road*
| tliat c»n and sionibl In 1 ten nt'iili im
proved by I lie work of tlie Koat! Hand*.
| I'be I oiiiili t-eniitte-f ti»M 4 otf^nuta-
Ibm tax of #g;Oo |«t ynar.'ur lour da»«
••II,t he pnttlie road* I mill each
A vari
IfonK at prre
necessities.
Also complete line famous “Red S-.il Shoe,
shoes surely satisfy, when w ith scrviceableneNs
patterns to s
se
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et June ?9,
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d\le. lit and linish, as i> the
shoes tor all the family
”cU in.c e.\t i a at tent ion
low price.
se in all “Red Seal
t' )ine and see m?
well as set t int: s;o
iservK
is comm
ijhoes. *’
; I will in
id tMjijy
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In.rti. *t.i-
j r.. *rt\yv
• i *» f. v. m m.: •
irrir«*
the . H-UTII i.laml* of the Hnnila I l**dl"d ttianla*;wecu -Ihe ages o|
Archipelago are swaruiiiig wiUi India *
refuge* 1 *. iDghlaiid disti let* bavc thu*
far l>et;n spared, InK the trust
in tho M'curitv ol. (he up(>er latitudes
ha* been shaken hv tlie report* from
North liriiain. C'on*ul lay h*V T ul
<ilasgdw,’reports that eleven c i-o* iu-
vcsligated hv t'le health linreiu b*ive
eighteen ami 8ftv, exeept Ibose
b\ law. , I ban furiiMied to
•Verier* tdiiok* on wliich they
make'Itcir an:iHal rwpotl as
V
Uwt lltf.liii'iii.a*iwi
■plague til t! >1 (s
F'diTiiiiwflYvmpi m wnin
[iltno
Tt—
•t n. -
Ta»r^ ? r.'-r rm-nfdi 1 !. r "Win i '.Tied n
advertfsrinrnt h»r the heir* of, >am
•tenkln*, colored, recently’ deceased u>
Florida. Before the ink waa-Tairlv dry
one was found, Cvru* .lenkin*, porter
for Mr. (i. K Ryan. Near by arc *ev-
ral aistara and lurtlier up tlie country
a widow.
Sam went to Florida about year*
ago and prospered. Ili* )l,rnw;ell
belts w ill inherit an extenstvi* o>nnge
grove •^t nd a hcaitliv hank dctiosit.
- j _ m ~" r ‘X-
On n<«4.‘ Saturilat..• Idth in*t, the.
fourih quarterly Ccnfcrence ( )f Barn
well circuit will he held at Ml/.pah
('.iUirodt in the Buford’s Bridge corn-
munity. Rev H. B. Browne. Prcslfilnj
l-xetliot
all the
are to
‘to | Ih*
work of each individual lor thv fl-c*|
ycar. and cai'li Road i)ver-ci*r. in ma
king hi- claim for tlie year's service, is
expeeteil to *end hr- aitnoai reoorf
w itli hi* claim to hi*’ To
WMH.W
ir^vit
Cccaine, Chloral, Laufiiinaia aad Y/hishey.
.. .\<> 11
,j tiui.y
N11«
rhi tig
w ill
MfuiWW!.-
r.o those win) use any ot the above druses to* exe
'•A RAPID AND PAINLESS CURE.
K$ W
ilTer
ti
i.
t
-NtvNeir
TiiiAi rc
4m*-
-T-O relv
Strange thing*are happening these
century ending days. The Greenville
new* announce* the presence in the
inountatn city of an fitnminent clair
voyant” and the Aiken Journal and
Review advertise* for sale “a white
oak lady’*” and "a .white
table*.
*
oak man’*’
Any farmer, except the too lazy, can
improve hi* eorn crops materially by
the careful election of set*! for a few
year#. - A New York farmer savs:
Never *tre an ear for seed where the
/grain* are *hranken or loose tipon the
oob. When practicable ' *ave from
•talk* having two or more ears. Select
only those that are fulLat the tend and
having tbe same number of rowsjt the
bait at at the cditer.
—
Auditor Dnncan’a book* are interest-
In*. I*an4 vaiusthHiskre less than la«t
show# s l»rg# increase I.*
T^pe^pefTr rtT Hie Muftfy
this yesr it smoonts
Elder, will preach at eleven o’clock and
hold quarterly conference In tie* afr*T-
nooh; dinner in.tl c interval, Ail the
official member*jire urged to be picsei t.
I'lie !’. E. will preach there also Sub-
d.iv at eleven o’clock.
The pastor will fill his ipjiointment
at Barnwell Sunday tnoridnyrift elevjen
o'clock and at Siloani Sundaytrfichioon
at four o’clock; - » ■
There will he a s|>pc'tal service Thurs-
repwti
and rial in and pre-ent them at the
niectuig.of the County Bo nd of Ciuii-
ihisKioner#.-
I liitve aBo sent tt* till the Commis-
isoitci* blanks I'll "hiejt to niirke a
suinuisry of their Oicr-ecr*’ ie|><>rts,
ami if any Overseer* or Cotiiini—loner.*
h*ve m<t received their lilank* if they
wilj semi tin* their uiblre-ses I w ill at
once mail-the-c blsnl * to t'lem.
Also there are a good maini rtf the
Overseers who have not furiiGhed this
office with a Fist of the band* liable to
duty on tlicir -ections of road. Thi.»
should n< t he *o. . •
Any information nrassi-fatiei* I can
give will be chcerfuJIv rurnished.
Respei-tfnlly,
O. U . Barker. Cn. Supervisor.
K Roberts. Jr('jerk.
Barnwell, S. C., Oct. Sth, I IKK), p Itf)
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Mule and Female.
L
eTr. MeYE!?.
1>I..\( !< V fl.t.K.'S. (
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Our Two Departments are entirely separate and we ar
to treat LaJie.y or. Gentlemen without tbe know
ANY ONE except his or her nurse.
W hen impossible lor patients to Come to the Institute \ve
a competent nurse to administer the remedy in their
bled . ‘ —
DEALER IN —
f all kinds. Fit-
JAS. M. PATTERSON,
.Wormv anil Cniiasdor at Law,
»* B iunwet I..-S.(’.,
Will practice iij h’iI State and UniHetl
Special Attention given
furnish a competent nurse to administer the remedy in
homes at a small additional cost.
Patients are never confined’but at liberty alwavs-
Utimp*. Iron Pipiog
! Ing- ol ail size- and
quality.. *
CONTRACTOR FOR
t>c*l in.tkc am
Strictest privacy observed and alL'yorrespondence is sacredly
“confidential.' . ' T .
We guarantee a cure in every case in 10 to 20 days.
TAJo O'tiir©, PJo> IP*sty.
•p! It
Wells, Dug or Driven, of any
amj diameter d«*»irc(L
I'", niy-flvi* years of practical expo-
1 i» iic< > lt;t v** in a<b' inc .M a-t' r of in v Inl
ine.-. a ml Apriilltied me to gnai ani.-c
-at i-tbci ipu to ail favoring me with
their parro/Tage.
(-all on or w t it' me; and prompt ar-
tenri in will be given to all comuiiinica
tions.
F. R. MEYER,
Blackville, S.
•• 1-
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At V .-\i
rilli-
Draly Daily
l.v
■■•'nniih.. . bJSn IIS
Dfuifl 4*
For' Terms
I’rices, »Vc„ address
THE PAINLESS DRUG CURE INSTITUTE.
states < 00 I ts.
to Abstracts of Titli
day night a^ twilight utSiloam, preach-
Ing by the pastor. ,t: ’ '
Jno. G. Bockw ith'.
TILE NEW GAME LAW.
We have h(* i n asked a* to change*
in the game law made by last legisla
ture. A cursory reference to the stat
utes leaves thiE impression Unit unless
land* are •‘advertised'’ and “posted’’
they can he entered for shooting w ith
out trespassing. Game bird* cannot he
legally sold in the State or exported t«*
foreign, states. -
.Game birds may not he shot until
the 1st September. Tlie poiialtv on
conviction is a line not exceeding JUIU,
or imprisonment in tbe county jail tint
exceeding. 30 day*. -Laurens Advtirti-
•er.
t. b. Ellis, Jp, %
Surveyor and Civil Engmcc
HOWARD PATTERSON,
^Yttorxhy at Law,
BARN WELL. S. C.
s.HW (•(!
olumbia.
4 l:!a
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4(*k
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Daily Daily
Lv. (.'o nmliia JI gti 1 Nla
Ar. Hlcckril^.... I 3 mil
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Atlanta and Beyond.
Cv7(Tiarlmtnu.. — TTry.'. .. _ , uun a2up
Ar. Aun-.-ta JJ 51a lO'iOpi
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Alla.nta.
J,v. Atlanta.
Ar. (.'haMAnoiisa.
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5 .KKi 4 00p
!) 4.in H 40p
5 Klo | 4 15p
U 3f® 10 (JOp
Special atteritiof).given to the enmnn
tajion of water-powers, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Mar
tin, S. C-, will, receive prompt atten
tion. ocIItW, ly
c.
C. A. W C. EXCESS BAGGAGE
•’ ' BOCKS, v
J.
SURVEYOR
BlackviLi.r, ......
■stiMu - 1 lie cniclice of liL« profession in all
uri'i fthi; State aiul t inted State-, and
| wili g;vc hi- la-st attenti >n to all business •(‘11-
tnjrled.tiqJilT;• arc.. (irTce run:! ro< n over . Ar. Uunsvlilt
Lv. At unta. . *
Ar. hirniinirjiam
“ Mcninhis, (via Birmingham!... i gjQflp Tl
Ar. Lciiujrtoh. ,. .
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5 OH)
?30ji
7 i:*i
Bank of Barnwi 11.
SESSIOM OF--1900-1901.
The atferttion of Parents and Guardians is tvalle.d to The advantages offered by
this Institution, now-in the. most successful chapter o; its exi-ience.
p
M. BUCKINGHAM,
BARNWELL, S. C.,
Hr. liOili* ■
Ar. McnijJiis. (via Clrattanoova)
■44 Ip
7 04a
v 7 lOp
5 00a
7 4.ia
joop*
7 40a
Outnv
40a'
To A-ilieville-CiKoinnati-LouUvllle.
bha:utj fu f - ijr i li);i xc; s.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE MU SEtOELY I.\VESTED.
EASTKHN TIMT).
Cv. Augusta
“ tSan-sliu i*i»
♦ ^
L < , )iarU*Nton .
Diiily Daily
Z 55(> 0 30p'
The new Building* will he ready for oectipariov in the eaYly Fall, and iivbeau
ty of design, comtort, commodioiisness and adnptatibn to educational use* w ill
bp-tlre eqnutrut ThwbesrlTt ttieState.—-—“—-
S. C.
I am well «*}iiipped for wofk. hiving
taken a full course.at CMcimsoii College,
and guarantee sati-frfctioiK
Held
iuu, niuumumi!
rfu.d, who have dedicated their li,vt
i
'HO
LIFE INSURANCE, - ,
ATrctir-for Toftf nfry
Lv. (5iluml'ia(Cuiuu Depot).
A r. IS) »;»rj s iburg i....
“ Asheville
.“. Knoxville ......
" CinianhnalCTTr .
. Louisvifie 1. via .Telliso),
4 4iip;l2 07
| 7 1O11 lljl p
11 40a iT.ltla-
aiapj 0 50a
715p 1 lop
4 l.'a 7 ’Alp '
7 J0p| T-tim-
tiaua
COPS!,
• won
in .mafiv
Their pant
The Charleston and Western Caroli
na Railway beg to .announce that ar-j
rangeuient* have been p^rlected where- ,
by Exces.i baggage Book* of 82S:<Ti CaB |
nation and *0 d for $<0.o0 Issued by the
C. W. A. C. RaU.war will tie accepted |
in pavment forexce** bsggag^ over the
Atlantic Coast Lina I
Db.J. H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist, •
hLACKVlVXk; - - - - _ s; t
Itigli'record* guarantee the future
A PERFECT HEALTH RESORT.
FIRE INSURANCE.
(Butler, Calhoun & Compartvj
Id^rt your property with me. In
Tbe Faculty will
teachers wiiii hav(
pounced suci'es*
to tducjnionai pursuits.
(reef
line InLof investment application*. All
detail* of |»erfei-tliig loan* carefully »t-
„ _ ^ tended tf» Terpi* reasonable. .Lorre-
I’ll re Flowing Artesian Water will h«* supplied to the piijdl* of th'- Institution, spoiideuce solicited.- Viidn—*
and every car,c he taken to |ir. serve Hie healtlt ijLihe.pujMl* and Ij build up 'the ’ B • UTt’KINGHAM,
body a* well a* cultivate ami develop the brain,. __ f BaKN »kll. >. C.
To ’A'i. ^.i-i^ton end £n*t.
I Lr. Ao*r.**u '’-■SS’.’Vlfip ■
4 40(>rl2 U<»
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" cm luhte c
5 Ar. ( hnrlotir
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Ar hi iuaon'i
Ar. WaakinitJ
lon’Depot).
5.V.P 215a
mop' <• 45a>
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“ Xrr/ York
r.’ao'
I 7 0&a »
!< 14a 1125a
In it*i 2.v%
2u»p «Ua
Colmubia,
, a# manr mUtaken entrie* have Newberry and Laurens Railway" on
dropped. )*#r«0Dal property and after October 8th. IkOO. Theatten-
•**®*’* * I»^g* •■ereaaa Iaval rear to. ! Unn of the travetfi
Will he at htsrdke in Rarnwe]) ererv Pile*
itav aiul Tin —tai ami Wedaeadar folt, wfra^, Bt^riffneDyllh tbe
W ill be at b)» Rome i»Si< «• in BlackrifieAs fiMiahh- raie#"
en Krtc*.» aad farar tar. jod will r *te #r* .. • ■ . ,' . , .
iiitir. • • » . ... .... •.••■djuv rv; ><h .1
f t< 1 (MriRtit* mi \ of om
mr iHa >y n
an a fidl rra.lu.ie ..f Pi,.1.44,4,1. Deeta | nrnHr p „
have ba-( *-"*Vntrrr vearsarttve r>ra* 1 •-’ ** *• •-
Chhixaai
I
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passed ill Ilie Mat
BATES,
m # n Tm-ier*. <
ItotLacil, 5. C.
CARE : A.M) -COMI'OKT. cr wq i> in 4*
•most *dTictton* hotnrrare ih tlie bi *t fathHies at nio»t reaa * _ *• ) . .
b‘* -.rja« Lrn»- l*-(v.ee« Charleaton and
A’-S^' i. via i.^i-fa, r .kiln; colinecUoiu a.
Alla iVa br mt‘. unin«- N^rth *1,4
lo.ld Xrau.s Is-twecn L'karleatoa and Asha-
Tjj »♦ »
P’l 'TiaB f**ri'»r Csr* and Drawing Rons
.)<»;in„- --ant Latwam (’baflr^toa *<n| a ■La
in
Chnrrhr'R.jHrreid ja.l Te>graphic Fa^iiitn s dot -aur-
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