The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 15, 1900, Image 2
The Barnwell People.
«]. V. HOLIES, Editor i Prop’r.
LIRttm COUTTY CIRCULATION.
THURSDAY’, NOVKMIJKH15, 1900.
ar-vr-.r- n *- r. Jxj. • ' —■ i
AFTER TIIK FUXKRAI
An e«te«>med remler nsk* our opinion
n* to the e(T«ct of I’re^idrnt .McKinlny’)'
reeleotlon upon the South. It i* not a
Tery pleasant iindertakinp, especlallv
ns we have suffered ‘ that tired fielinjt”
ninee the election, toglvoour forecasts
!>»t as Ihv reqttest 1* earnest, here ifoes :
The Republican* now have control of
nil departments of the nationi&Knvorn*
tnent,executive, legislative and jtpliclal
and they are more coherent than they
Lave been since the lirst reconstruction
and more audacious than at ariy period-
In the history of their party. In the
last election results it was practically a
solid North against a solid South And
that will be the schedule for the next
two years at least. It wilt he one of
the first labors of the next Congress to
reapportion representation in the
House of Representatives and the Klee
toral College. That the South will be
shorn of a goodly share of its political
strength has been plainly threatened.
In reducing the t-epresentntion of the
Ronthem States In the House of Repre
oeatatIves and Electoral College the
Republican party will strengthen and
lengthen tta lease of political power,
and prepare its way for success In fu
Hire elections. F°r proud as that psrJ
ty la In the lirst flush of victory there
are troubles thlrk ahead, and Its else
men appreciate their nuudier and
greatness even better than their rival*
now dsxcd py the unexpected com
pleteness of defeat.
Our anslysis of the vote oast on the
ftth Inat. leads us to the belief that the
Mate* of the South and of the Atlantic
seaboard are getting nearer together In
aeniiment than they have heeu since
revolutionary times, and then* Is pmm~
lae that foor years hence tltev will lie
come closer altles, and the West he.
come the espilai and citadel of the Re
publican party, and the transfer of a
Unten nr to electoral votes from “ihe
Mates latelr In relwllioo’' to the rapid-
ly growing Mutes of the young North-
West will lie of \a*t advantags to thi-
present holders of (Miner In preserving
their gra*n uii the reins of governmetH
Ily rubber r of their opponents they *111
grow stronger both In t'nngres* and
the Electoral College, \y hsterer else I I'rlirateer
luav be Mid of the Repuldican (»aru
none ren rtenr that tl la IfPorgantas-1
tlou that does things, and oith It ih«
•n«f justifies the means.
As a business proposition a coneert-
vd inurement to capture the business of
the Mouth is non in wnler. Tlie great
oipoi Uthms of profitable Investment.
In our new possessions, so called, have
been disappointed, and the South i* the
promising fleld now open for In- 11
A UK At/ i’i F11. JiR 11>A Is.
MARRIED—Mr. «f. Croalantl Hush
of Editr MIU* Township an<l Mi«s Mary,
only daughter of Mrs*. Sitllio . Dicks' ol'
Kllcnton.. R**v.’\V. T. Smith odiclatlng.
*, The cnifrch wa* heNiitiful with florid
decoratiou* arriinged w ilh artl.ric lastc
umler direct ion of Mr*. Dr. Cannon.
Aicl(cs nl rose* and clirysawtlteni’iimH
spanned the aisles with tainhow colors,
and 'neatli a lovely crescent the bridal
vows w.(*re spoken. >
Tin* ushar* were Messrs W. II. Jones,
W. li, Turner, II. M.CahsfeM uiul l.ancu
Rraldiani, and the I’ages Masters liar
old Unckingham ami Horace tiassel*
Ji. Mr.O. M Tuener was best man
and M iss Carrie .Tones maid of honor.
The attendant* wyre.:
Mr. H. F. Foreman and Mis* Nell
Dunbar.
Mr. W A. Williams and Miss Clarice
Duhhar.
Mr. II. II. Sternhridge and Mis* Liz
zie Cannon.
Mr. \V. I. Bu*h and Miss Emma Rn»h.
Mr. David Rush and Mis* Little
Turner.
Mr. 0. T. Hailey and Mis* Verliena
Brahhiim. ,
Mr. Dcsaie Willis and Miss
WI Ison.
Mr, .1. Bush Dunbar and Miss
Willi*
Mr. Frank Rower* and Mis*
Davis.
Mr. Council Rush and Mis*
Hatley.
AH the gentlemen of the bridal party
wore full evening suits, while Cm la
dies Yvere gowned in symphonies of
snowy silk, and satin and lace* and
pterions gems. Tit** bride'* costume
was a Mii|e-rli confeetioii of snowy silk
HitdrJCujffi/sli (mint lace and star like
diamond*, a beautiful frame lor
perfect mcelioea*. . : •
The reception whs a - delightful
ond chapter. *nt| memories of the
«|Ui*llo mu*ic iliscounte<l by thcAttgo*-
la Hand, of the merry dance and the
delicious wedding feast will last far
'Into the new century.
Mr. and Mrs. Hush took the Coast
Line Iraiti fora trip of several weeks
to Washington ami other points of in-
terest. Thej; begin life under Dm* hap
piest auspice* tlfe lirlile tteiug well be
loved bv a!) thst know Die neailty of
her character, the sweetness of her dl*.
position ’ and personnl charu.s and
g r ace*. and the foriuiiHto gr<Mi,o.oneof
our I>e«t voting men, and worthy of the
fair pr<*e he has won to double life'*
joys ami divide It* so. rowe
Zenobia,
Susie
Mary
Flora
Jessie
Thursday afteinona.'Oetotrer 4<li, at
half past U o'cliM-k the angel of death
c*st hi* black pinion* over the home of
Mrs. Cho Mitchell and claimed for hi*
victim licr,den,r companion, Mr. ITuh-
bard Mitchell. He wa* a devoted liu«-
liand and a kind father, iojed—by all
who knew him. lie was always r'“*dy
X r letnl a helping'hand to the needy,
nod the coiiiinunil v w ill ml»* hi* kill'd
voii-e ami helping Yiaiiik • lie alyaves a
wife, one sidi Mini pneAdaugluVr, lour
* ter*
KNOWN A8 *
Cliea]) fTohn,
POOR MAN’S FRIEND
THE
0 '>Xs <*XKI)(*X5» (5(Sy»
9 :
her
*«e-
ex-
Eiutor TrUM k: -
I.**; night vour corrc«p.imlbnt at
teri'leil a ((ellghtfol ehleriainmcitt giv-
en at the j'ack.villB A^uJcmv. in ♦ Ue^ Ifl"
eii.,on, for Die benellt of (he school.
The exercises coosisicd of -AtahvginufT
nuisjc. reeli at Iona mmI a »|H»ech, mnd
•luring Die t-viunig nific-hincix* w«we
sold. •- •
The Academr l« order the charge of
a Barnwell ftMinir \itung msn. I*n*f
•'*. K. Wioiili, wbn has two wawistanu.
lie lias » hue si hoot 4ii*| 4* art enrhnsla.f
In his wor*., to ilie iinpori4i.ee of which
lie Is keenly alive.
M . Donald Forman,
Hnnit-r t'«.. Xuv. lo.
hrothcra and ihret- sisfer* to mourn his i !*',
loss. F.»r some good cause he was fa- | <»>
k<*ii and what shuiis to u* so luird i* hut | ! *
a hlegsing in di"gnt»e. Weep not. oh
henrt-broken wife,lr I* well with thy
htohaud. Think not of him as resting
In the silent graved his spirlr. is not.
there bur. ever near you. You feel
loirelv and your heart aches for tlu^i
sound of M* dear voice but remenibcw^
there i- 1 a day of happy r(-imloii oil Hu*,
happy golden shore where sorrow and
death are no more. He has, gone
Refory earth’s storms and tempest
Swept aerossdiis dear breast.
On the Savior’s bosom pillowed ,.
Sweet, indeed in list lie III*.rest.
Written by oiie who loved him.
R. I. M.
nyuj. . • nftrr
It Saved Hi* Leg. --
1’ A. Danfortli, of LaOrange, Ca..
sutfered intensely for six nipnihs with.
a fiiglitful running sore on Ins leg, but
writes that Hnckleii’s ATiTVes .■vilve
w holly cured it iii ten day*. For l I
cerx, Wound*, Hiirlr*. itoil*. I'ain or
llles li’s the best salve in the world!
(Uw*guaranteed Oulv g.V-, Sold bv
C. N. l-iiickhalter, KafiiweRf .1. M.
miiIDi. Wifliston; I’, K. Briggs A Co ,
Hlackville; druggists, -
iXEEP YOUR EYE |
(*>
ON ,
MY -'ADS!"
1
(#)
COMMENCING
W. •! Hrviin ha« ih eliiicd an offer of
an editorial position on a Denver after-
m-on pa|K.'r si a *alary of $l().0!0 per
a n n u in.
I'revriited A Tragedy.
Timely Information^ given Mr*.
Oenrge' Long, of New Stiaifsville,
Obio. prevented a drmnlfuj (rxgedf gild
».'l\e.t two lix.-s.* 4 liigbtlul cough
had long kept her lyxvske exerv 1 nijllit
>11* had tried many' remedies and dm--
tora hut steadily grew worse uiHil
urged to try Dr. King** New l^i-coy-
cix. One iMttttc wildly caretjJirr. ami
siit* write* tins niirvelotia (Medfcine
xicor^Mr Long oi a -.cm re a't.i.k
of pneinmml* Such eurca are |>o*i
(ixc (immiI of liic mat. ^
iliis gram) rrmedy for curing nil throat
chest ami lung troubles, (inly fine
'o l fl.iai Every leutle gwai HttHbl
iJ M. Smith *. Wib
llaton, and D. K. Brigg* \
ULackvllle. r. X. Hnrrkhaitrr, Barn
well. Drug More*.
The meat trust put
le ef feok ami mutton
| oil ihe !ut h. a'ld on tli
j trust mrr douhl' tl Ihe
alt.
•ip thi
• price
a (hoi i
lilt* •
ol tal
ic
UIc
19c
3c
3(a) Doz. Men’* Suspenders worth ‘JOc,
.... HiisDcr** I’/icc ...
2i l J>oz. Men's Su*pem|(Hs \yorth ^5c,
Hustlyr's Price ......
;itt6 DoZ. Men’s Sh-oendeis woi'tli 35c,
11 uvtler’s Price-
225 l)oz. Men’s .Suspender* wonh-5Uc. ■/
iiustlfer's Price
119 I)oz. Men’s’T.oilar* worth H)-,
Hust.'er’* Pi ice 1c
3H5 Doz. Men & I. a dies Handkerchiefs worth 5c
Hu trier’s Price .... .. 2c
293 l)oz. Men & Ladies Hamlkepdiief* worth 10c
- Hnstier’s Priye 4c
113 Pair Mens and Ladies .shoe* worth $1.50
Hustler’s Price ... ... . M)c
.'tD'i^Pair Ladies >ii< e* worth $1 70, $2
II ustler's I’i ice j, ....
2'H Pair I.adie* Corset-*woi th 50c, '
lliistle.i’* Pricn : ....
019 i’aif Mena-Pam- yorfh Si 50, $2, $2..'si,
Hosttcr’s I'rice
7ki'i Doz. Mens ."lie, 75e..$i 4’adffr«liirts
H11 -1 le i’s - Price .7 r.
215 Pair Hoys’ Knee Pant* worth 50c,
HiistJer’* Pricw ^
$1 S3
. 19c
. 03c
. :i9c
l^igh PricGSa
lie
~11 tdax. NYu emher 2Tth"rvervfli'dg'w TIT go :i(
vi.iir own price- io order to show and prove to th 0
p-op’e of ibis vicinjiy that,I am and aUva> * will b^
JOHN, The Poor Man’s Friend.
House, Lot and Shoe Shop, corner
Dexter and Lartigue Streets, in thp
town of Blackyille, S. 0. Apply to
G. D. C Lange.
. ' ' ■ Hlackville, S C.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AH pe-son*. indebted Jo l>r. Ll C.
Siephen* for medical'i»ervlce* ary •.•our-
teoiisly notified t+iar'"Htr account* due
him are in my haml- for collection, ami
thev will ide-ise come forward and
make prompt settlement.
R. .1. Ilaniniet.
Hlackville. h. C.
I October 1900
—-f-n -S-
JAS. M. PATTERSON,
llto[nc.v and Connstloi at Lav,
Hak.nwki.l. S‘.0-.
Wili practice in ail State And United
State* Conrta. Special Attention given
to Abstracts of Title. • " ./
JNO. P. LEE, JR..
DENTIST, Ofllce. VVIIHseon
-tt, 1S. C. Equiiiped for tra**(-
.0X7ling Work done at youi
home anywhere in Barnwell Coonty.
Will be at olliee in .Williston, every Sat-
urdaV^ndMonday.
Ivr
TO RENT.
Three desirable farms in Red Oak
Township, with colnlortahle dwellings
an 1 ali needed out-building*.
’ F«r particular* apply io
Mrs. I.eRoy Aiolair,/
Hurnwell. S. C.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr..
Surveyor and Civil Engine*
Special atteorlon given to the eompo
tation of water-power*, leveling and
drainage. <
A postal card add reesed to meat Mar.
tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten
lion. oetl-80, ly
c.
J. FICKLING,
SURVEYOR. ~
Blackvillr. ...,
S. C.
I am well equipped for.work, having
taken a full course at (Hemson College,
and guarantee satisfaction.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
I can down t-hwm all <>11 !i»v price*. Rememiier I hoy for cash ‘and sell Die
same way; that’s the secret of how 1 umlcr-ell my • omiwii ■*»»•». Imo't ml** the
place.! Look foe. call for and sc*- 1 list you a re in L.'D -K) KI. THE III .*>’11. E It’S
Attaway*' Ohl Stand, tliird door West of tlse Hunk of Harnwcil.
MY MOTTO: “Honest and Square dealings to all.”
TT
->!TlHRTY - lIOilSES,
*
IV
SIXTY
vyatment. So we ItKik for a period of
»r»de yapansion and Industrial devel
opment such as the South ha* never
known, hut In our judgment, much of
H will be built uje* 11 the sand, and
when the wind* blow and the water*
4eac*nd great will !»e the fall thereof
and greater tribulation than any pre-
Tloua panic ha* ever brought i* a* sure
»o ooiue as the auoeraaiou of the aeaaona.
And whether the SouDierii (a-ople are
io ehare thtdlaaau-ra heaping up in the
future depend* on thelrown gixnl aeu««-
•t»d ennaeryetlve courage. Tin* bwT»hle
will be very large and very beaiitifu.
with all the rainbow of color*, but- it
will do( last. A nd *0 »
ciiaracterite thi* dlacourao as tl(« Jcr
Xeiitiad of an old fogy.
M ksTKR’s SALK.
I lie so.iifb 1 ’ar«dlna,l
County of Barn well. (
In ilic < niiit of Common l*l>*a«.
Jmiea A. William*. 1‘laioiiiT, agsinat
Jane \ . (irav and niher*. I>efcmlaiit.
P*i RaK rop VoMRi taiai liR.
Bv virtue of a decretal onler to me
•Brrcted in the above culilh .| ca«(ae |
alii sell at Barnwett, In front of the
•nrt lloiise, on Vtond.iv, I tci-t-.nln-r :hl.
iKiVs IT I*AY
ro id
Tor coi
Y ClIKAI**
A cheap remedT
Va xtt rtgtix; KBr^aFwari
I list w III lelteve and c.ne
verc ami ilangeioua r»--nl
1 nil -
uing
W
>1
atol lung •
<••• to a war
mitrf Yc-
lor (ou. theu In t-i'ht-r 1 a»«-
• iM y ••-incrlv Dial ii l«eeii i
I in all civil•*•••> conn11 lea »«ft i
(nwr aid
|| |M»«i
11 Viol 1
.ular •
f poaal
take |
i;r>Nlni
NOT D Tv TO, TOWN Si ill* COMM IS-
>|oNERS «ft ROAD OVER-vhKRS.
I no.e Diat there are it great many
small hri !ge* throughout the county
in had ■‘onditiuii,.and I take thi* meth-
»wt t»t Tem tnyftng^T'Tnr ofyo B r tTn rv r •YM
hridge* under twelve feet wide *!iouhl n
he looked after by the Tnwuahip Cnm-
mi*siniier» afjd Road.tTverseera,<0 you
will (dense take this matter ill hand at
once and see that there are • no more
complaints of thi* nature. There are
al-ow great manv of tire Ruhlrc -Roads
tliat can ami sliould beaorv murli im-
nroved by the work of the Road Hand-.
The t oniitr I- entitled to a .Commuta
tion tax'of ?2.<>n per year, or four «la\ •
labor on the public roa/ia Trom eaeh
aide IhmIHI man between, the nge* of
eTglifee'i and kfft, e'vec|it Djoseexempt
Itv law. I Itavt- fni ni-lied to all ihe
over-err* Itlatikk on which rhey' are to
make 'heir annual report a- to Die
I work of e*ch InYtrvidual lor the ll-c*l
j tear, and each K"ad Over-cer. in ma*
. "g in - . .' 111 1. 1 11 - ■ - t » -i-l \ |i-e, 1 -
Tli 1 “fcluT~,nP irinnal. n-iartt
w itii hi* clallli lo hi> To« n-Tnt*—a-om
inissiotier. not later than Die lath ol
t 1 I' I '■ u.*v cheek report
and idaiin mimT present tliein at tin
meeting of tilt; Count)’ lloaid of Com-
r«.
"1 b*»p also sent to all the C«>mmi«-
Ian 11 er* blank* on which lo m-tke a
• iMefnntv of their Oirrs«-er*’. r. (s.rts,
and it auv •'xc-st ers or CooiiNts-ioners
h*ve not received thi.r blank* if ih«-\
will aend me ito-ir toidri--» « I w
once jnsil these hlailVst
AT»o tliere are a good
Atlaatic Coasl liM Railroad Co. of S. C.
CuNDKNSab SciIKDt'ta.
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In Effect
December 1st,
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STATIONS,
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11 a
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many of
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liaiyU hub!** l
# 4»f road. I Ii
Die
tills
Train No. 35 leave* Florence J 3|
a. in., and train. No. 32 arrive* at F’.ur-
rnce 7 25 p. in.
Train* :f2 and A5 earry through PmD-
mwu I'aface ituffet Siccpiog < *r« i-e-
I 1 wecii New Yolk and M.-11*011 via Au-
goata.
4‘. M. Ku»ee«»n. - “1. M. Fmer*on,
T'*flic. Managar- t»eu. I'«s> Agt
J K Krnlv Gen. M - *ger
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
i lie
m or as«i
rfoitv fm
•tanee |
rlshed.
ran
r—Ved—I aekegnle
1m? r DaHy
.1 r.7~4 J*mm 10^ im
Ball.) Dwny
Bwarwaa xuia.
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moiiib,
the Io. —
In the recent election I’resident Me-
Klnley received the largest electoral
vote ever given to a eandiilate for the
White House, lie will have to nn*\«er
at the bar of history for nmre than afi
hi* predecessor* put together.
I'***. It twllig salssalav ill ail
within the legal hour* of .alt
lowing descr|iM*i| real pr.-pcitv:
AII iliat cci t.ln tract of land In Barn-
WJ'tt (*i>iinlv, coulailiing two liiiiidred
\nrt foor acre- imoe or ic*- and hound
ed on the North bv laud*- ot F. M.
Y«ong. on the S»-titb amf West bv
lands nf J. W. and F |i. Besslcger. ami
Ka»t bv lamia nf J V, l,rav.
Trrnia I a-li. purchaser to pay for p i-
pera and revenue -lampa.
II. L. O B \ N VO^V.
Master.
Ma*ter'a office. Nov. Ilih, lOhi*.
M ASTER sj-AI.K.
i'he State of S<*utli Carolina.I
Conn 1 v of Bainwetl. - )
In Die Court of Conur.on I’
III
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Whatever prosperity there i* in this
part of the world i* home made, ami
President McKinley and (Jongrc.** Hie
entitled to no more credit for such hap
piness than Governor MoSweency ami
the South Carolina Legi-luturc.
LONG BRANCH I’ll ILOSOPHY. ’
Having been taught bv-a man of
much learning that it. i« not acenrdink
to Webster’* Unahritlge i to «av “soeg
mHI ,9 we will try to avoid it in flic fn
ture. Last week in company with
Prof. J. 11. Webb, the ertlcient principal
■of our I,(g)g Branch Academy. I visit
ed the Rosemary Manufactmlng Cn’s
plant, familiarly known as Green’*
Boclt Mill. We found after being ad-
mlttetl Into the m-vh) building that it
liaa been enfarged to double it* former
capacity. The sock* were knee deep
In the lower story There they are
pre**ed, labeled and packed iu boxes
that ahiae equal to a ’70 red shirt. We
fDitnd 60 operative*, male and female,
that were a* jollv ar.d contented a* if
they were attending a big show or a
4th of July picnic. 'I’he shrill whistle
of the neat looking hoy* and beautiful
amllea of the large number of overly
handsome girl* proved they were obev-
tng at leaat one injunction of Holy
Wrlt, he content with your wage*.
qyynlrTrrtm the Artesian well, ex
amined the enonnou- boiler which at
present only presses the ancka. hut i*
Intended in tbs near future to run the
carder* and spindles. The knitting
msshlr^T W» exa.mu.ed clo-elv and *m
snrprissd that girl* of such small Jze
wad lender year* can -work them so
slick affd we of voting age can’t sec
head nor tall to the first thing Dial
we saw. The work la as'much of a
mystery to o* a*, was Hut Lovengood’*
mutton mill. He *aW that he put the
sh«yp in the hopper alive and when be
saw it again after it wnnt through the
there were 4 quarters of - nice
. two powder horns and a neat
two
Levy ct al.. Dcfemluiila.
bio arr; roit rourci.o.st trx.
Bv virtue of h decretal order to Tn**
directed in Die nIiovc entitled canm* I
«vilt-ell at Harnwetl, In front of the
<'oiirt House, on Momlav. 1 L'ceinlier ."kl,
IPnn. It being sale-dsy in s.-iid iihmiiIi,
wifliin tlie leg.il Imur* of -n>, the fol
lowing de t-rile-d renl prop-fty:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel
of land situate, lying and being iu Rich
I .Mini Township in Hie State ami C.nin-
tv aforesaid containing fifty-five (55)
acre* and hounded on the North by
Ininl* of V\'. A. Ilbluian and Craig’*
I’oml Ka«t by land* of Adam Ford.
We-t liv land* of llatnp Chitfy and
S011t.l1 by laud* of W. A. Holman!
Term* ca-h. purchaser to pay for pa
per* and levenue stamps.
IT. L. O’BAXNON.
Maatihb
Master's Olliee, Nov. 1 ftb, i'.KKi.
MASTER’S SALE.
State of Smith Carolina.)
County of Barnwell, f
In the Court of Common Plea*.
Laura Anderson. Jennie T._ Tyler an!
Ifenj. F. Anderson, Plaintiff*. Again*!
(dandia G. Ahdi-rsOn, Rosa YTrgiiiia
Anderson, Laura Belle Ander«nn,
Jatnes Noruiati An<ler*on and Fldua
Barnwell Andersotr, Defendants,
Dkckkk i ok i'AirriTiou.
I’y virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause '
will sell at Rarnwell. i,ti front of, tli(Li
Court Mb use, on Monday, the 3d—day
of jfeoettiher, litoti. it being saleday in
eaid month, within the legal hours of
sale, tiie following described real prop
erty, to-wit: / ' —
All that tract jor pa reel 6t I a ifil known
a* tlie Homestead place, containing two
hundred and tifty-live acres, oiore or
less, and lion tided a*,foliow* ; Gmlim
ooftii by Taiid* of Xfrtry \'. Hollantl;
Ea*t by ^Viken knd Ituniiarton pui)lic
road which separate* It from tract
known a* the Bate* place and L. A.
A*hley land; South i>y land- of-Martiia
Turner, and West by- land* of—F;—Hr
Dick*.
ALSO. -• f
AH fb*t tract of land kn«wn a* Rate*
place, containing one hondred and six
tv-»ix acre*, mere or >e— w imotided
North by land* of I.. A. Ashley; East
by land* of F. W. Wcuthyrsbeu; SonGi
by land* of the E*t*le of W, (j. Diek*.
and West T»y. Aiken umi Dunbarton
public road wliich separate* it fn.ni
tract Number On«. abova i^i forth, all
cf *aid land* being In th« County
Slaty afnreaabl. •» •
Tvrai* r»*h-.|*nrrlu*ar to pay tor
popart and rav«nuejl*intt4
H. L. O’BAXNON, ,
Muter'« Office, XvremVr Ttk,
ITiv Sr* rv or S«
< orpit or
I n Dp- I’nort
.fulia Tt-tnpb'ton
litelil M»»«e^E
* •• vy.
Annie Dvehc*. --arali
J. M. Itirt ami Mr*
Dclendafit*. >
Bv virtue of a decretal order
direct yd in Hie al*ove e tit it .Cil
Milt *eP at Bartiwpll, in front
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All thnt certain ^jct. parcel or pjecy
of land, DTimr,*. H log TTh'ii TeTfig Tn the
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A' KY-TirAMD PAINTS
and containing on<‘ litindrcjl and forty
li ve (1151 acre*, inore or le«*. bonndetl
on tlie N'ottli by lantl* of Mr*. S J.
IVmpleton, A. .1, Ncvil* and I’Iki-
Rlioden, Ea-t by land* of Willi.mi t ar-
r,dl and Simon Biiiwti, SouRi -tiv I in I-
fertnerlv of tlie estate of Alexander
Templeton and W'.-at hr land* ad E-
tale of Alcxand'er Teni|ileton.
Tyrink caalt, purchiaer tn jniy Inr pa
per* and revenue stamp*.
If. L. U BAN NON.
. Marter.
Master’* Office, November 7th, HKiO.
■
IMI’OHTANT NOTICE.
A meeting of the stockholder* of flip
Maverick Mills Cottipiiny will lie held
■at 'lie ofllce of Hate* .y Sinmi- Ham-
veell s. t". on tiie 15th day of Decetn-
In-r I'.Klil nt 12 tn. for tlie piirposF of
uniting to take action' regariling the
sale of t liv Company"- pro|ierty In liarn-
well Con nrt '.
W. Ilvnry Cranf I’re-idenf,
•T. Hal-ton Grant. Secctary,
0 Nov.‘ 3d 1900. *4^ ' ,
O
No Nervifusnessi No Sickness! No S!eepk
Our lnstituti!js irf^an.ircd v n;\a;;-lILv . iur- iii*: .piupv
Male and Fcnuile.
Our Two DepartniL’iiti-are entirely separate and we are enabled
to treat Ladies .or •Geijtlemen without—tlie knowledge o!
AN¥ his or her mirse.
When impossible tor patients'tp come to the Institute we
furnish a competent nurse 4o administer the remedy in their
homes at a smail additional cost.
Patients are never contined but at liberty always*
Strictest privacy observed and/all correspondence is sacredly
confidential. W
r ^
We guarantee a cure in every case in 10 to 20 days.
ISTo C?ulz*o, JXTo .
F.,r Terms I’rice*, »^e.’. nddre-s w -
THE PAINLESS DRUG CURE INSTITUTE,
. ■ ill.AR, Serf Til C.vkoi.ina,
w
i in
*. I lllkt»r |
intB* i Jl-r
Allcndajf. BarlMrv
ill**, ' Kline, D'oiblc
eiolDlIl,. L> e*.
>»*!giiiik. Ww K#>r-J
k. Socn 1'iiif-*, Elko.
». t iii»I4»: * fiaOiwcll.
MWW* 'IW
»-*#»»•
ii-; Fairfax, T’imer, Old Columbia,
t . j I tVdar Grove. I mill. *
.NlVjillS. * * M 'iJi I*- at Die following pi*
ot 44catimf j i it—■ lime*»(U'»*ifled, to rerytrt 1 rtrw TkTT' r ^
' c\ Hiirnwclli . II. tn N’oV. ft; Fairfax.
law ,
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A ftill line orciirefiillv se
lected 8Iioes t>oiu>lit direet
from the very best mamifne-
tmimr houses I am now sell
ing at cost. As my t ime is all
takeimy in my millinery and
lines I have decided
not to handle s'.luo.
Hlackville. secor.d door
from 1*^ ().
HATTIE MARTIX.*
and I f
niF.SDASS NOTH K. '
AH perairn* are hereby forbidden to
tre-pa-- (ipoii rlic land* nf the under-
*igned by IliiDting Bird*. I':i*turing
Mock, or T akTog Wood or Si raw by
Day or hr Xighr. Any and ail per«on*
coiuniilling *iich trvapaaaea after Thi*
dart ^HI be pr"»ecutcd to ijic full „ex-
U*qt of tlie law.
J. M. Hair. R. J. Hountrev.
H. G. Matliew *, M. F. Hair.
A. F. Ilke'r*, II. Jeff Harvey.
M. T. Willi*. ||. W. rUillipa.
Oct. ^4*4. H*nk •
11
J
SESSION OF 1900-1901.
The nttejntlnn of I’arcnt* and Gjiardiap* !* called to Hie advantage* offered 1»y
this I ustitution, now in the ihd*c Muces-ful chaptec of it* existence.
hi:ai tift i. - nriLiuxf;^.
The new Build,ng* will be ready for occupancy in Hie early Fall, and In beau-
iUt.-i-gn t yoiiifort 4 ,coiiiiiii>iJjpaAiH;»s ai4tLAUupJd!BUUU(U.iak|«ajui^ k1„ i{ ^| iH T '.Ut, r -^----^.,c .
Friday. Nov u; sycamore, Wednc--
di%». Nov. 7; I'hiier, Thur-dav. Nov. s.
I’he fi""k- w ill be open'at the effort
11 oil—4,,I roll) NnV.* Hi, |4» Dc ••eiTIber. 31,
after whh-ti tinie 15 per cent penally
w ill attach. .*
K. I>. Fri^,.
Treaaurer Barnwell ('ouuty.
E. i?. Meyebj.
HEACK YII/LE. S. C.,
DEALER IX*-—
I’nnip*. Iron Dipijig of a'l kimh*, Fit-
1,ing- of all sizes and tlie best, make mid
quality.
CONTRACTOR FOR 9
Well*. Dug or Driven, of any difptli
ami diameter de»ired
Twenty-five year* of practical expe
rience ha.ve made me Ma*ter of my hit*-
ine**, and qualiffed me to guaiautee
.*ati*fac(ion to ail favoring .me with
their pHtmn.'Kre.
< all on or w rifp me. and prompt at-
tentini will be given to all communica
tion*.
K. R. MEYER,
* HlahkvUle, S. C.
..m
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
AttornfA' at Law,
harnweLl, s. c.
Kcs'imi tlir practice of Id* |Tofef*ion in ail
co'.CSJ’f the suite an,I I'nited State-, and
will tftve attcnti-in to all l»u*ine** *>n-
tiu-i+'d toYi* fare. Office front'nVoui over
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A PERFECT HEALTH RESORT.
- -a* **
- Fury Flowing Artesian Water wJH he •upplied Pi tlie pupil* of the ln«tit«ition,
and every i-arc be taktm U* prenerve the health of the pupiia and to build up tlie
body a-mvII a-cultivate and devrlop Hie lirain. a
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE MCXF.V SECIRELV IMLSTLD.
^ " LIFE INSURANCE, -
I (Agent lor New York Life.)
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fllie bd of l4ive-(iiieni ap|diraMen«. All
detail* of prrferling foa-!* carefully at-
iro'it-ij p», f'erm* rea»<KiaMe. i.orie-
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