The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 17, 1901, Image 3

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The Bipwelf People KATES OF SUlMCfelPTIOft* In \dv*nu«. p«r Annua... ......$l.SO On Tima. .....$J.OO tiiURsDAT, January 17. i»oi. k The R'jgrular CommunicannDs of Hnrmony Lod^e N«. 17 A.-. F.\ M.-. jLJt will he heMattticuew MasorfcTem- ' ▼ \ pie In Barnwell upon Thumluy, ou or next before the full moon in each thouth, OeKinolliu at earl; caudle Ught. py order of W. - . M.\ H. P. Amdkksom. Secretarr. The regula' me<>tlng o' Bamwc'l Lodge No. Ill, .Knights of Pythias will be hrhl at tbeir Hall on Friday night at o’clock. A full attend ance la requested. By order ot \ O. W. MANVTLLE, C. C. Wm. Me NAB. K. R. John R. Kellmgar Esq. was in town On Monday. • Capt. W. T. Cave of Olar was jn town on Tuesday. Hon. J. O. Patterson spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Kocheater Lamps from $1 50 to $5.00 at Creech’s Pharmacy. Type Writer Papers, letter and le^nl aites, at Tun ^koplk oftice. Col Joseph Erwin \vas up from Al lendale Monday and Tuesday. DeVoeV Weather Charts at Creech’s Pharmacy. Cjtll early and secure one. Huodav mnrftlng, judging from looks and feelings, was the coldest of the season. . Messrs P. W. Farrell and W. R. Johnston were over from Black viiltf on Monday. This week the mornings get a min ute longer while the afternoons gain fly e minute* Nmall grain crops are looking well, piohahl) a little too rapid in grow th for the se»s ( <n. Sycamore w a* handsomely represent- Wd In town I uesdav by Messrs Lewi., I.lghtsey and Mayer. W» gUe on first page the cream of (sovetiior McNweehey'a etcvllent mes sage to the l.eneral Assembly. The Presidential electors met In Co- lombls on MoimIsv ai..l j-ast the rote of lbe -state for ttryan and NU-trustm: M aihter, the Pbutugrapher, is still tw itsniwrll Tiir k <r w UhtM« op u> dale Photos • Itould rai> and are samples. Money borrowers are at ■•eserons as usual at this season. Only M days more before the final closing of the tax books. Mr. Oavld McNah and family have moved from tiovan to Karnwel(, Miss Lucy Phillips spent Tuesday and yesterday with Barnwell friends. At last accounts Hon.-,George D. Tiilman wa* very 111 ancTnot expeuted to survive. * Mr. and Mrs, O. B. IIart*og came down from Greenville Tuesday to visit Barnwell relatives. The grip, which Is epidemic up North, has been for several 'clays ap plying for place in this cflloe. Great Cypress representative* In town on Tuesday were Messrs W M. Harden, J. W. Thoinas and Willie Harley. Messrs J. R. Harley and brother have,moved to Appleton and m— h—s nwry be heard sood. X. Not to be outdone in goodness by the Slate Tin I'xortR will extend the time for paying subscriptions without pen alty to ritu down February sale day. By a vote of 3 to 1 the House of Rep resentatives on Inst Thursday passed a resolution extending the time for pav* ment of taxes without penalty to March 1st. Married at 4 p. m on the 9th inst. at the residence of the bride's parents. Rev. .1. G. Beckwith officiating, Mr. Frank M^ Harley and Miss Theresa, daughter of Capt. and Mr* W. M. Har den. And many friends wish- them long life and continuous happiness and prosperity. Rev. E. Palmer Hutson, formerly of Barnwell, has been oUvted Chaplain to the South Carolina House of Ktpre- aentatlvrs. Mr. Hutson is the most ■ iiccessful revivalist in his Coufereiu-e but the t1ock.hr |Mdfticiaii* under his charge is surely the toughest congre gation In the^ute. # Messrs M K. Kdenfleld A Company a*k their friends, tow n and country, to call at headquarters for good* ami low prices. In addition to their present as sorted stock lifer are receiving largt •hlpmenis of nio»t useful and Ueairahle giM.ds, For particulars come and are si.d go a« a v aurprlsed anil wore Ihsn satlsAed, Burdick's stand Is THK PI-ACK. NOTICE TO PMNBIONKK!). 1 have put the naw Pension Blanks In the hands of the Chairmen of the Roarda of Township Ooramlssloners for the convenience of pensioners. All applicants should get blanks, fllFtncm out and present them to the County Pension Board, at Barnwell on the 3rd Monday In January, new applications. As many do not take the papers please inform ail of the requirements of the new law. D. W. BodlfowL":, . v Chairman. Pension Blanks can he obtained from the following township chairmen : Allendale—John Googe. Baldoc—O. B. Harden. Barnwell—I^e Ussery, Bennett Springs-#! .1, Cochran,^... Hlac‘<ville—l). W, Rodiford. Bull Pdrvd—J. I). Box. Four Mile—L. A. Bush. - _ Georges Greek—J. S. tstilL Great Cypress—J.'T. Hogg. Bed Oak—G P. Mbrri*. Rich Land—I. W. Rountree. Rosemary—W. P. Hair. Sycamore—W. T. Harley. WlllUton—Ss G. Mathew s. * r* -AT REST. Farewell my husband and chlldran all, From you a mother Christ doth call; Mourn aot for me, ’tls all in vain, To call me to your sight again. After a week ot severe illness wPh neumonla our dear mother. Mra. M. Birt, wife of Mr. G. £. Birt, born K BANK NOTICE. The Bank of Barnwell will he dosed for burlnessufon Saturday next, Inth inst., that being the anniversary of the birth of Geheral Robert E. Lee and a State holiday. Persons having paper maturing on that date w ill please anti cipate payment. F.-C. Butler, Cashier- ELKO NEWS. Mr. Emory Strlngfellow of Lake Citv. Fia... visited hl« lather last w eek. Mr. W. H. Hair visited' Columbia a few days last week. Mrs. Julia Gave, who has been very sick, is iniprovlng now. Messrs Cheater Mathews and Clar ence Fk-kling of Riverside. Ed Wood j ward of lUrnwell and J. R Ca«on of j Ga.. and Misses Lula and Kate Wood ! ward of Barnwell were the guests of! Miss May Woodward on .wuudsy. M i*« Jumelle Owen* vUite<l her un cle; Mr J A. Cave, on Saturday. Mr. Frank Pooser wen* to Augusta t on Salutdav. Mr 1>. M Juboston and Miss l.i/rle •pent Saturday with relatives in UUck- ! Ville * * Miss Minr-i# Creech spent a few days ! Wfitb Mis* May Wmalwraid last we*k. Y. I TAX EXTENSION. * I On Frolsv the special enaswslsalu FAIRFAX l..«C.\l.! Ae tswvernor, AlompOwL t ||,| g > |i,|„ c « ora^v General rx j, r ^ . lemted the tune fur the payment uf tasee w ithout penalty to February 1st I es*ne<e>«ng^»f IIm I ler t,enrr«l and I 111 Pur* |. s« L11 en Gill for sal ft. C- rrleetty be! rh-so rsl cars wi ■•en I’a Netting, 1$ e l>y (1. I>.1. W rite foe lari neesl and m .«• fur lw*f r & MW I iUtrm At anJ ^ • i * STOP THAT COUGH Mrs. •ed r» i*t week. Fairfax ut M<nol Gr 4 V AH nina^ make ' MmT 6lh< f e |, a »leep In Jttua Dec. 20tii, 1900. to awake In tha resurrection mum. She leaves a devoted husband, eleven children, three grand children, two sisters, three brothers and a host of rclatirea hud friends to mourn her death, bhe is asleep to ua but awake at God’s right hand, beckoning us mine. She had been-a consistent mem ber of the Long Branch Baptist church for nearly forty years. She lived a Christian and was a faithful worker for the Lord throughout her llfty-four vents, and w as laidTo rest by the side of her litUomoes at the long Branch church yatiL Pastor A. Bhist conduct ing the funeral services Hhe died sat- istled with her trust in the Savior and the hope ol a glorious resurrection. It was most gratifying to her loved one* to know of ',her triumphant faitli in Christ, in a By leg hour. Oh, how cur hearts ached jli giving up our loved one, for what Is home without a moth er. No more her footstep* are heard, and hfcr chair by the Preside la always vacant, yet in our sorrow it teaches us to say Thy will be done. What a bles sed assurance, she is now free from the trials and temptations of this world, and enjoying all the bliss heaven can afford, and aomc day wc hope to meet our dear mother in that better world when} sin and sorrow are never felt. The prayers o| nil chrUtiau »ou|s, the sympathies of all the gentle hearts that she sleeps in JesUfi. a blessed sleep from which none ever wake* to weep. But our loss is her eternal gain. After the funeral services one of her favorite hymn* was sung: One sweetly solemn thought Gomes to me o’er and o'er, I’m nearer home today, today', Thau 1 have been before. After this song the bmlv was laid to re»t where she will sleep fon-var One precious to our hearts has gone. i be voice we loved I* stilled. The place made vacant in our homes Gau never no-re lie t^led. Our Father in His wisdom called, Tne Immio ins love had given; Ami though »n earth the liody lie*. The s -ul is sale in heaven. We miss thee front out home dear mother. We nri»s thee fmm thy place, A •billow o’er our life U east. We miss the sunshine of thy face. He mtsa thy kind and witling hand. Thy loud and ear nest care. Our home is dark without thee. We raise I her ever) where. • Oh, mol her, thy gea*Jc voire It bush- -w— JOBBEBS and WHOLESALE , * DEALERS in GROCEBIES, BARNWELL, S. C. AVc propose to keep a full supply of First GMnss Groceries and to sell directly to the Fanners. Wc buy in large quantities and can sell you any first class article-at wholesale prices. Wc guarantee to meet Savannah, Charleston and Augusta prices s at any time and save you the FUK 10HI. Allow no body ,t<> mislead yofi, hut REMEMBER WE SELL TO ALL ALIKE. Examine our goods as to quality, give us a trial and bear in mind that we are ready and willing to make satisfactory any business transaction that may be had with us, how n TIME TO PLAHT SPRi AOS. HOGS, - CHICKENS, — COWS, Whitk’-Vta*Dorr*.Rahhkp PLtMOtrth Rock A!*n 8. G. Bjuowit LiemioRjy - Eons, is Sk.vivon, at 11 teh 13. A f*!W clitck* In dispose of yot thitf season. AUo thoroughbred Berkshire Pig* end grade cattle. Apply to- ' W- A. FIGKLIHG, R1YEKSIDE STOCK FARM, LEES, S. C. S. B. MOSELEY, Manager* Prices cheerfully given to all applying for same. OVERSTOCKED. returned on Mon- as hnlltlavk- J. J. GoncUnd of Khrhardt via- alive* and frlaud* a law <h*v* ded ftrhonl of: rd on Mu* Mar M< lisimiog g'W« > *1# HMolwar • s ■ II*o and Ur* J* «** || BuwU of IU- "~T~ and tH«| *d Mr os^t Mr* I*. M ttu.kl-g Tucwdav • •• a perfect Say, •• |o the m«*v drlighifMl .h* a rail fV»M .-or -•d irwud Mr. H 11 ftuil of 111*, k Hvaator \ hi Orb U*<k advaMag* of • ■ lo lb* female aod wa* at h»«w. ’• m '**i■ t*v feMermog aaul )|*»od*, f t<r f lit— «n ^ t- CS* VT WthFf |g || %% Wr f« •9afatfe4f|(«h«| Mrllfelfaflt.f Ulvtl lli« ft It b Nature • Gungli Rvsne-lt r. It ^Mr. J J. llart-r ato-l fffNlllf ( ll •irr #«|* a# heart Iff lit ffl Ud.a HmH t rsNib rwofee night r- g||0% f*« 1 into the Ih-usv formerly tor Tbv warm, tn Iff Hill; far ail tbr« wl aud Urg LMffftl 1 if Fr«4. G. II. ft And ••n thy pal* I* tv*ii»ig ilvai 'and |-s awful lar# 1 * irwiHI Iv* All fte a*k 1* tl hst ySM 1 t Ur J. ft. l*v«r*tou * nd lamilr. thv! ill • % ol«l MW# l*> tf lie and If ?•« ara ribl UfHjr j •i#|frkbt togvnl, arv Imdfti Uf J . G. | 1 l») |lffll*lffi fffff » rlas|«a< J MpON (b) •ff (1 %n v—1 a tlh | N# rrffiitll Mt Ml gvV tmir , Ft vac bar’s. l»f#fffet. *ff| - fj ||«. (||# | pf r# tof tl Mi. ms Msnd fefed i n ft v haw bis*# d thv m arbl# hmw. hffa ff | Mid fb«» 1 M ifbl frrhn^w a V** fljfftj IffteilUft |a 4 llamptvHi i kffffil I And ta i>«r arhl ••g hv*r 1 Y «lMf Wa GwN| (b K M-V-t) ft a haw i»«» m oHh#r to# mv 1 •inf wbat Mr. and Mrs. J. J. K nopf arv ba| J r**wwrM magbai r, far*-** il uff«>(hrf M Gtavrb'a ur jr* ' 1 b# «ff lt%l • iff w Uatoy l-*y IVmsful br Ui \f ftiWnl Mr 4 . «s ft. Will Inn an tof PI ••ffNrili r, tsad ki ’WW !*#•( ,,1, 1 §***• • ro ti 11 r. gr \ XI>J1 KY tlGff*** n 9 w\ h I- »ts»»,hg bin • total. M/s. G-. ftbrft»r.D, H*.fib . * • * r. f .row# A« Ml^ltb^y. 1 bought my choice and complete stock of Grpernl Mej Jrhnndise w hen rotton proniisetl a full yiebl, but the cr«»p turning out n short -one I Hud niVHclf overHto«*ked, ami rat her llian hobl \S inter GovmIs until Niiotlicr 'begin on Thurftdny, slanuary did. 1‘m], I m\ I will -—FOR-— High Cljss Dry Goods C«*miniinlcat« With W. T. 1 IousIotv At Coskery & Hunter’s, ArorsTA, oa: DUNBAR WATER, SAFE SIGHT RESTORATIVE. Fof aft eye dl»e*>*«, dim afght, pals* *<>r*nr*«, Inbainmallo.i, neuralgia. F-.r (Ihn or falling •ighi, pain, hnrd lug. MireiM-**, lii Aammatn.ti, nritralgi* • •r wnai.vl* of the of#. al*t> csperiailT ft.f m<-vm blindoea* In b*r*«fe G«C lho iin(alllng,vegrurt>l* aattdotr. ftaf- **1gtU Khaloratlfr. SIMMS - SEED. m. FroliA.* t'pland V^ti>g dti a Srrd ar* for *o!a at $: 1-n-hrI. Allnhohavn Mird I • and » aluanle variety ara*femp!i •afud*4 aHb tbo pvodublfe nt. Mr* W. Gllmoe* dlmviM. K*ra««ll, ft, f . , * . * j ^ '» 1 Jfeaa M*»*4v*d a lot of FRm. Wf OWfe Mrttv nt*vt*r Iwfrrrr bern OlTeFeil Inc pen- J Nreboa |lor*e« and Malaw. ■ m tt F< Mi ■t* \ >1* R*< U. 11. cut'll ltd • ami the wine will vpiit'klv ewteh this a ( •*% Hi K It .1 far*«* the rtvo* her lo d« , aod Mi | ** r*r>M*oni*d aa«| gwaraotood i* ha ad ! gon.1 a* have *vev hv ■ hrwagt lehapce - of - the - Geptury.; PRE f d#v J. A. Jv — iPTloNi lekt Ol For A>a> \ K WS. al tb« »• yesr For RENT. ' f •i.-ry. N m..n> I im an biitoinesw and will piove it t<» even* cash |»i\iiigj fi ' ofTcmi iKbrllg'* to the (iihmI (iutyvl* •a aoar • iiwtoinvr. Kv i n thing t Ifejvrt. « ||«W 1 V* • IW II 14a* of Fo a i*. ma: ’11.1. 'V A. Al io*a •a uf || a r AP ToN. •f, lie. no* b* CALENDARS FREE. al .H .a oi ■ *■4* •a* lg the •a* oa e» .. -.t it* i i rood •f the I **•< An an#N •F* tto *mh lh# Caaet lain# t-tf fail# d m v Vr.dtof Nigl it. lb-* w CMlhl bv HwrgUr Pb# 1 ».g Ion Urga Iw *qi lb rough lb W If nnwMN. Capt Gn i r bevnv. wh n »%• ifffl nr gltovnr of4h v Barnwell Kailmad .•ff» ki • lr»l III ff fffl lw*d nccldt Mil III A Iff- ba fflff *«»fa< Jfff bight. The Hitrew* ; and team* aw l | >-**h, **i M r. R | Itmw* yer t» g * To hi taVr* hvanfi a hrar «l hr I, IV In fha Gove fvr a rao* ith v»«g. i aalla i i*a a Kory wb •e.1 hi tor trailer •• were ■ •* FUtrri hr bolnj He at iv weather a *o*m old aoal* »rrrd aod a fea r»n tfring aroand ' darker wa* **af vlor* iv*. yUitiMg frleada at i ay a on** ear belle a ban 1 l.r • tk • of j | and avoid the re* l.riet M er* J»h.i O'Meal Rn*b nf f and Ira Hlark ol t»f»irgr» 4'rm. 4Md*WaWit«« i u* rm-a call* on Frivlay. Married «>n thr |Pin inst. bv Ref. W. <> Ktltlou, al In* rr*idr0>'r. Mr. M. T *1111 and Mr* l.rllia’ Sutl, both of Georgia Greek Towiulilp.* ftupervlsort Halford and Bruce wer* to inriT at ICwr’e Hridgr* \ e-t^nlav to g ve out contract for repairing lire bridge over the Saltkchatchie. The result* of feeding cow* on a reg ular and proiwr ration of cottonseed meal and tiulU, are a rounded form glos- ») smooth coat and a ri.h ktipplyof milk. Stib«.*rJI»er* T*M. Black. W. B Tor r,er. J G Mayer. 1». W. Black Jr., T. R, Erwin and J H Beck made the close of last week exceedingly pleasant to ns. Farmers who are doubtful and have bard question* lo solve should write to Professor Newman at f’lemson College, who will take pleasure In answering them. Rev R. W. Sanders, D D.. of Green ville will nroa-h in the Birnwydl Bap fist C’lrireh next Sunday evening at 7:30 sharp. The public cordially Invi ted to attend. Mr. A. F. Greene has bought ti fine plantation at Springfield and assisted by his brother, Mr. Walter Greene, will teach th«.Orangehiirgers how to farm and merchandise successfully. Up country weather prophets are saying that this will be a snowless win ter because there,was no fo*r in August. Barnwell, however, hail a fog August 3d, and Is therefore entitled to one Irost. Garner-Bailey.— On January lOrb, 1901, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. an'fMrs. G. J Bailey, the Rev. W D. McMillan officiating, Mr. G. L. Garner of Syracuse, s. c., to Mis* Hostf Bailev , You can’t afford to feed your cattle ' on hay at 5he nr <>t>a a hundred . when rtoi can bitV cotton seed hull* at 2U^ or' i.~>0 a hundred. Tims saving at l-a«r WlffiK 1" prlc^and obtaining * rough forage that has no superior." M r W FI. E*ves r . The seed corn h "right from yoji fast ftpring gave me coniplete s«irf»facti- n. It w as as llna a* I liave ever ■ vn. My cr«»p turned out vary well indeed, the • nfavorabl* season i-Onaidered, and 1 rrwdit the exeallente nf your **-ed fe* having m«tcb to do w ith the good .e»* •f my rmp f *HaM u*e it again and a* hmg aa it keeps up to loat jnnr’a •Ufedat vL Xditoj MeUU. tha Zell • k* obia. The Itarnvre'l dv'egation geu a full ' * •bare of conmiblee honor*. •rienator Aldnch *»a* electevl Gbalr- 1 tutu of the i ••mmltiee on Military an«l ’ jnvouber of »«vi-ral other lm|a>rtant ' committee*. J O Patterson E«q i* Chairman of | the comnylUce on tiriv lit ge* and elec tions, and member of lit* -Judiciary Committee. Gapt All was as-lgned to the Agri culture and State llo*pital fof the In sane C-onuniitees. % * Col. Bate* i* Chairman of the Com mittee on Internal Improvement*. I r ' ■ i UUr *he’* astav. Mr. It O fHansell «barge of Mr. P. ft i j bn tine**. Wr l.reer j In llarnaell. i* very rum n mt*ae«i an.t i II I* *u|>|Mi*r«| that be ha* pr>MHtae«l U. j vl*il nur itotan tme* a week, and It 1*1 j gur.^fd otner arrangruienu a/e mad* | The I i u i >*—— -> i nm Rev. A. Huiat. «nr forater i.a*tor,, || rtn- \y ill be ia charge *»f ftetgitog <’ha|>el{(j for this y-nr. Gome one and all on kr*t ftalurday’night and .duuday ntorn- Ingnfeiili HHinth and vnll will be ■y family or qwruber ml family ma a ea*h por»-h**e of •l.itt at war ; •Itofe la entitled la nae of nnr • r* ratolalfelng |ieV<a • t*l free. fto ptofoilar d*r* tw.'toitoe withla (e. *e And It in-. -•»*ry to *d *n ttyat rarb family and only one. I wder • will we Vary.toim lota dot tllatilhatl.HI. lie H. PlackVille f D. STILL, e he*t wmda Ml lb* I ailed A*« 1*1*01 y Iw Mark. AM effaced ce* that wiM n>akv them gw. C* me am, PR da the re**. If A KFlllffT. M Mlmfem.». e l Idtb. IfAM—IA neawllfal eaten ft rather Fere. Hava thews cwle rant v ear* that ad»p« ihi* metl mat oblatM aae ti4# rlu* irt»m llili iMnb m • I. S. C. Dr J H E M,lh °US Surgeon Dentist, RI.JICKVf I.I.E, ..... ft. C the - peopte" JOB * UB&BSSRM S t • I raaaia v-aew* a* »*i: at i^BmekWarsa ft IH ke at km «Mrr tw iamwell evaw fq'm t Tm*dai *a*l ftrdamday ■ -.-.ng Vt*.’ trite adage .1. gardtng Hint danger leech'* Pbaravacy, F T-.--T 1 nry naie Ngierd msl J. Talhert *h*ll he ele« led veranr, and that Nolteiiar J. ft llliam rhanaonvl snail •ucceed him T. Gon- graa*. pleaard with hi* excellent sernrui*. Bright Eyca t A SATISFIED CUSTOMER. We endeavor to keep our stock high in quality, our prices low and our ser vile perfect. Weguaranteeeverything that leave our store to he as represent ed or iiHmev refunded. Here’s satis faction for you and for ns. It protect* von and if pav« n«. We want vou t ’ be one of our satisfied customer*; will make you one if given the cholree. Creech’s Pharmacy!. r ERWfNTON NEWS-.- h.ts been have Mr. A. H. Wilson, who qu,ite sick. Is improving. Mr. T. K. Erwin and family moved to this place frbnt Augusta. After an absence of two year? Mr. E. C.■•Nettles ha« moved back to this place to the delight of all. Mr. Roht. Kirkland of Bn fords’* Bridge lias accepted a position with Mr. 1>. Sams. Mr. Hugh Smith amfsister Mis* Bes sie, of Hopewell, soeut part of hat week w ith Mr. J. I>. Box and familv. Messrs A. Jf; llunhar and H. Hall of Allendale were dow n on Sunday; Mr H E Box ha* moved tofteminole to tlve regret of many Barnwell friend*. Oh- little neighborhood or town i* on a boom. Six stores are to he opened soon, * w . 10x12x2. Tlll ft ft' K MEN.” UTIZKNSOF PROTECT OUR HA RN W KLI SAFE COUGH CURE Of fhe many different congh reme dies which we have oa our •helve* Na ture’* Cough Remedy W tha heat, and we do not hesitate to eu Inform nnr rna- to'mer* whan they a«k our opialpn. Phi* ramedv la guaranteed to rure cough*, cold*, hoaraeneoa and other or dinary throat and lung tmohies To a JraaolGAod purchaser wa ch^rfully ra fund the pi ice, 3f> ccwia. * . UAtcfc’t Tha-tfejcj, The ab ve was the inscription lonnd pinned on the dead l><>dr of Charles Robinson, a negro about 2-". year* ol age, to w liom Judge Lynch ad mini* tered spet-dv ju*thv on Monday even ing in the " ester,n |)art of the County Coroner Xevll* Indd the inquest. The jury consisting of u-n white and three colored men found that deceased came to his death frotfi gun shot, wounds at the hand* of parties unkhown. On Monday morning Itnhinson at tempted to mb and assault an estima tile married lady living toward the Western border of the County. Tin tleeing negro was pursued bv an in creasing body of men, of all ages and occupations, until some two hundred had gathered. Among them were about twenty five colored men whit were foremost in pnrauit of tb« worse than brutal beast. Towards nightfall Robinson was captured, fully identified •and confessed his guilt. A rope wh» procured, pdt around him and over.the limb of a pine tree and strong*, willing hands drew the wretched creature up Whett about ten ffret from the ground a hail of shot and halls from white and colored avenger- was iroure'd into him and with one brief sn uggle bis mon strous life went out in darkness. Had tltc swift, red justice that hi* previous life warranted been meted to him bv ids race this last 'chapter would not have been written, nor' appeal been made to the law higher than nil human emn-tmenia that inexorable death shall be the penalty for such offence. Worklug Night and Hay ** # The biifiest and mightiest mile thing WO. 1 that ever wa* made I* Da, King's \<w [ Lifc. I*ill«. Every pill I* a sugar costed globule r.f health, thet change* *esk- oe** into strength. Ilstlessnes* Into en ergy, brain-fag into mental power. I'liev’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per Imx Sold by C.\. B pick halter, lUrnwell, J. M. 'with, ft HIHtnn; l>. K Briggs A Co v B ackville, Druggists. * — [ ll.l. llK\Dd, 1 »wiiii Linar i ‘ VTf; rK~ l ~'. , ::TTt. | mTyt ( POftTKRA, Ae., k/% 1* TIRZ I OM ■ fad iTadtoata a#lWiAi l|>>a OamtmX < tolhwv, katr kad *»*4"vw tea** a/tlvr pro* teal rtpaffeaMv, Otod eaa(ha** |«Alagaat:tp ml work and p»t**a. Good Work Guaranteed. Send us your Jobs; OFFICE!!: Bv saw cLi. *sr> WiLLiai I wVI be al my Batfewell ndiir a! Goverittor Meftweeney and other State officer* are to l»e sworn in today for two years more. Alfred G Wynne Vanderbilt, wivo married Elsie French at New|>ort. Rhode l-slar.d, made her a bridal gift of one-tenth qf his e»tate. $3 710 (k)0. To this bride marriage is not a failure. a.*— T —- Millions Given Away. It is certain y gratifying to*be pnb- Hcto knowvpf one^onccrn in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and sutleripg. The proprietors of Dr. King's New TMscovery for Con sumption, Cimghs and LJold*, have given away, over ten milHQtt trial bot tles of this great medicine Sand have | the satisfaction of knowing it ho^abao- l lately ciirep thousands of hopejess cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarob^, .ness and all disease* nf tin* Throat, Chert and Lungs are surely cured by h. Call on J. M. Smith, Williston. or D. K. Briggs ft Co, Rlackville, C. N Hurckhalter’s Rafnwell, Drug gists* and get a trial bottle free. Regularaize50c. auil$l. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded. • 2 FOR $2.; - P Wa. have made trrrsTtjferTr^nr* with William Jenning* Rrvwn hr wflich d’e are enabled t«i make this offer to 'out subscriber*: F«r ii SpaM nr. advance wa will send The I’enn.K »u-i 'I h Commuyver. Bryan’a "wreltlr, f.«r pi e year to *utt*rril>rfti any wtiere fn the world. Tha Cnmurtoot-r will make iU appearann* next mooih. - , BoitblCt’tCh » ewraahllls a twHar'al tr ,, «ihta*,_ Itvai la w .■( iWy ftera tot ad* for. t ar* after iwh. f r me d e* fail. X« ewra, •• p y. |'ri -# *v V b—Gw. 444 by C. N. Aar kfe > ler. Xt+r:****,****>*!***. -WpMd>fe-kfe-ft f I 1 KIIEITTI A C I DE CUKES RHEUMATISM To star < chid. Tot MaotudL ft'oxDaa ot ids XlNkrCKSTII CftXTVfeY. v A weetabU rewtrdy tbaf poaHirely rare* s-id h r* Han-lmc « biotol I <iv>aer ktoOOd. ufavf&eni ot I* Mina no*. ibotoidibsriaL C - etot. <4 ttw raw* leywiad I feAlta (UramftbfC' N jv Frka |t a* prv | KWatesI M. j trjjz * t f th# I Ha* Ibr 1 X rtv# f i dV ptv BmUt. t Money to lepIp OX i\l!’ROY ED FARM LANDS. For term* Ac. appiv In iwsrwon U. H. A. ELLIS. Attorney atJ,aw, Barnwell, ft. C. Auditor's Appointments. The Auditor will lie at the following places on date* designated. All, tax payer* are requesteirto make their re turns at appointments nearest them, and are ala * requested to see school trustees and find out number and name of the achool district In which they live so that the Auditor can Intelligently make up hU duplicate. Snellings, Wednesday, Jan. 2d, 1901* Joyce Br-anch, Thursday, Jan. 3d, Dunbarton, Friday, Jan. 4tli, - Barnwell. Saturday. Jan 5 h, “ Monday, Jan. 7th, Hatdock, Tuesday, Jan hth. Furse’s Store, Wednesday. Jan, 9th. Robbins, Thursday, Jan . lOlh. Ashley’s Ifoine Store. Friday -Ian. 1J. Barnwell, Saturday, Jan. 12th. % *• Monday. Jan. 14ilf. Appleton, Tuesday, Jr.n. 15th. Duncan ■iams'Store, W'etL, Jan. IGth. Allendale, Thursday, Jan. 17th. “<rnwell, Saturday. Jan. 19th. Monday, Jan. 21«t. ran 22d. Uursday.Jan. 24th Ulmer, FrldayNUn. 25th. Uarnwed, tAatordsr, Jan JfltlL, •* Mondav . .Nn. 2-Sth Friendship. Tne*d:ty. I^n ^hh, Reetlv Branch. W'eilnewJay Jan. JOth. Biackvllle. fhur*«Uy, Jan. 2t Barnwell, Saturday. Feb. ?d, •* Monday. Heh. 4th. Whakbv, Tuasdav, Feb. fth. Elko, Wfedftdwlay. Feh ffih. WlllHton, Thuradfav. Feb. 7th. Me/caid*, Kennedy’* ftlore. FriJay, Keh. »tb. Hilda. Tuesday. Feb. 12th Barnwell until February Kftlv. after which ilme 50 per cent, penalty will be charged on per*r»i»al propone iu*t ro- turoeri fto* anetton 297 Koviwtd ftlat- ulo*, IMS. v W. H. D«scan. fVoaty Aodiiar. Faraovll. JRh E. R. Meyer. BI.ACKVII.LE, S. C., -—DEALER IN Pumps, Iron Piping of all kfmN. Fit ting* of nil ai/ea and the laitot make aud quality. - . CGSTWACTOR for 'Veils, Dug or Driven, of any depth amf diameter desired Twenty five years of practical expe rience have made me Master of my bus iness. and qunWtved me to girar.-urree satisfaciion r<> all /avbrhtg me with their patronage. UaM on or wrTt*i me. and prompt at- tenrhn will bbgfventoall communica tions, E R. MET ERL Black ville, ft. C. the llaiford lltoo** on the first Holiday / and Tat-«day of tha Oral and fourth weeks hi enrB month, and Inngvr bf •peo* I engaganieitt. At Wiltisuui office on etery Friday and Saturday. I am al*n prepared to do Dental worh at year homes anywhere in BarnneU Coon tv. H. F. BUI ST, ATTOBXEYsAT LAW, Bl,ACKVILLE, s. c. Kgot far flsrairrll r«**tr ftor Iks kwerlran B**a sm! Tr*st toai,**/ sf BaMiwarr, 1* prepared to furnish bonds for Exec- uior*. AdiiiinUtrMfor*, Gnardian* Trustees and afl public oflirera. Charleston & Westers Carolina R’y Co, ' Afignata and Aakville Short Llae, 8ebedukJ!l TlTd'f Nov. C5ih,,.lfC0. , Lei, v e Ix-nmcrk ” finrniycH arrive Ainre.M* L* liVe-Angtifti... Arrive Ortenwood “ Anderson. “ lamrrtm... ** Orcetivllle. Glen ftprhtgR,,... Fporfanburg,..., fialudu...... ., IfendersOntilfe... Asliqjille. Kline. Tuesday, Jan 22d. FalrfaxT^Vtdnesiljiy. Jan ftveamore, Thursday. Jan. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Attorney at Law, barnwell, ft. c. • Ke»Utiies>be prartfc* rj Ids pr«ifc"-<fr)n In all courts o( the Hiutc and 1'nited ^tate-, and will give li* la-st attentiesn to all luisihajs ea L trusteWto/ds care. Oftice front room oter Bank Of liarnwi 11. P. M. BUCKINGHAM, BARSWEM,. 8. C., REAL ESTATE AGENT, IDLE «om SEtHET WVESTED. LIFE INSURANCE, i (Agent for New York Li'fe.Yl FIRE INSURANCE. ■ | ; fButk-r, Calhoun & Company) fTf n a m ......... « ifta in I i.A5 a ni|,..... —*■ TC- — f*:40a m 12:15 p m j : 20 pi in Sdft p ni 4:05 p ni 8:10 p n. 5:38 p m p IT 7;00 p m 8^6~p i 8:Wp L*ave Ahlie.vtlle,....,...| 0-^0 a oaf. ...» “ Sparfariburg 111:15 am, 4:10 •• Glenn Spriug*....IlC.-U) a m ** Gfeenv’ne. .... ..I2:i:i-p ic 4:00 p oa *• Lauren*./.-.,.... 1:37 p ni 7:15 pm “ Ander-on .... 1 r * Anive Gnenaood... “ Augusta ljcM.ro Awimata Arrive AUeodnle. ** Fairfax.... ** “ Tcwobw^ .. *• Hecufort... “ Post Koval. T« Fairfax . 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