The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 09, 1901, Image 3
The Barnwell Peoole
Ring or SUBSCRIPTION.
In IdTMien, |>«t Annum ..-.fl.RO
On Time $2.00
TlIURSnAT, ‘MAY fl, 1901.
n The Rornlar f'dimnuntcMiom of
Harmony L<xly;e No. IT A.-. H-’.
jLJt will be he!<1 at the new M aaontc Tem-
\ pie In Barnwell upon Thursday,
•n or next before the fall moon In each
month, beginning at early candle light.
By ofderof W.’. M.-.
% H. P AaDEUSON. Secretary.
’PERSONALS.
Mr. L. S. Riley returned home from
Augusta on Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Cornell are down
• from Virginia on u visit.
Mr. T. D. Beard of Colston spent
Thursday night in .flown.
Haicntt P. Green E«q. of Columbia
Wa* In Court on Tuesday.
Mrs. M. L. Bonham of Anderson is
Visiting Barnwell reltftiv*«.
Miss Jennie Pate returned to Colum
bia Buslncsa College on Sativday.
W. 8. Tilllnghart E*q. was in at*
tendance upon the Court last week.
Miss Bulah Horrntrue of Orangeburg
waa a pretty \Uitor at Friday nigh »
dance.
It was like a leaf ont of the good old
times to he with Mr. L. A. Uu*h hr.
this week.
Mr* L. W. Dewitt and Mr*. II. L.
Dewitt wetc gne.teof the Molair House
on Frl lay.
Mr* Claude A. Pate and little daugh*
ter of Washington are visiting Mr. >4.
J. Pate’* family.
Mr. J.O PutterapnJr I* diaeliarg*
ing the dntieir of edurl ateuographer
with tine efnclency.
J<>lin(C. Mrhrtens Faq. and 'Capt.
George A. Wagonrr'of Cbhrle»U>u were
In tp'wn ou Tuesday.
Mr Renj. Thompann and al*ter. Mi«a
Mattie, were walxme editor a u> ilaru
well filendeon Friday.
M|*e Kaiher Manvlllebaa returwed
from tho up camnti v. eliern
nr* |
■I
• P. W. Prlcn la now prepared to make
picture frame*, any *lae. at short no
tice. Large gaaortment of the lateat
aty lea moulding and glass juat received.
Barnwell County new*, has right of
way in Tmi Paorui'a c.dumns and
crowds out communications ‘from
Edgefield, Aiken and Orangeburg
friend*. *
Mr. J. 0. Sanders advertises a warn-
ingthat he wttl proieuute any nr ail
persons giving employment to two col
ored men who have broken their labor
coutraetr with him.
•
' Oui. w. R. Owens of Dunbarton is
becoming a poet. On Monday he re
marked.
If you don’t give ti» news,
We’ll all take the blue*,.
Only those farmers compelled by
business cjime to town on saleday.
Crop reports from all quarters were
extremely gloomy. The outlook at this
date has never been worse.
We are g’ad to know that G. K. Ry
an Is now agent at Barnwell for Glenn
Springs and Harris Lithia waters
which he otTers for sale at25^ a gal:
this is cheaper than buying from the
Borings, and we sea no reason why our
people should not di ink freelv of these
health giving waters.
We acknowledge an invitation to the
marriage on the Ifiili Inal, in Waabing-
ton, D. C.. of MUs Lilia, (laughter of
Mr. aud Mr*. J. D. Browne, and Mr.
WliPain Louis Gibson. Tmk Pkopi.x
sends most cordial congratulation*,
with best wish • for the long life and’
prosperity of the happy cuutraciLng
couple.
Mr. 8 A: Hair of Long Branch ha*
a clock that has been keeping good
lime G2 year*. It was made in Ham
burg, and the first cost was $24. Some
thirty year* ago it wa* cleaned by a
travelling tinker, w ho wa*. paid |l for I
his work. That's all the money s|>ent J
on It. Cccasionlly in very cold weath*|
•r It geta careless. T ben the w<o k* arc t
taken oat, boiled ia enne--titrated lye :
water a id care) ully dried and the old
time keeper is all right hgalii.
On (be morning of tbe gin last
Kogena Walker, son
Walker of Appleton,
BEST 8A USA PARI LKA.
Red Blood Sarsaparilla I* the moat
reliable medicine of ita kind aold. Ona
to three bottles make* one feel as tho’
he had a new lease upon life. Satis
faction guaranteed. Mind, we mean
exactly what we aay and can alwayebe
located. I
CREECH’S PHARMACY. "
LET GOD’S ACRE ALONE.)
itor Pkopl*:
re the flower* in the. Baptist church
yard public property? The people
who have dead ©ties buried there have
been at great pains and expense in
planting a fid cultivating beautiful
llower* to adorn and beautify their Ipts,
but there is scarcely a day that tome
one (and more particularly those who
have no Interest and have planted no
flower*) is not seen cowing ont of the
yard with large bunches of (beautiful
flowers planted by loving one*. Shame!
Shame! A Lot OwxKk.
WILLI8TON COMMENCEMENT.
WillUton, 8 C„ Mi*> 6, 1901.
Editor People :
Please say to our friends.that we ex
tend to them a most cordial invitation
to be present at our commencement ex
ercises May 19th,20th and 21*t.
Rev.O. E Burts prenehe . our annual
seruitm at 11 a m. Sunday, the 18tli.
At8:30p m. Monday, 2Uib. t’j<*re
will lie an entertainiueni by tbe High
School pu|)4la. -
AtS:30p in. Tuesday, 2Dt, there
will b exercise* bv pupil* of Primary
and Intermediate Departments. Kev.
W. M. Jones will add res* tbe gradu c
ling c!a»» Tueaday night.
A *in*ll admi«*iou fee will be charg
ed Mouday slight. 4. ■
J. E Handera.
Principal.
HORAE AND BICYCLE SHOW.
There wiM b* a hor.»e and bicycle
show at th* Barnwell race track on
Friday, the 17th. Ins*., at U o'clock p.
The proceed* will go to painting
MRVMAUGIE E. sill PES.
. Tbs death of Mra. Maggls E. Ships*
has aent deej^aorrow to mmv loving
heart*. Shewn*born 'Nov. l ; *>th, 18110
and died SUreh the 13th. 1U0I. 8hs
joined th« Gbenta Branch Baptist
church in esrly life, bchag only about
fourteen year* old. and wk« a loyril
loving member aintll kbs wa* called to
her reward.
The laraca’ed John G. WHIl*m». ao
well and ao favorably known all over
thi* country, baptiaed her and married
her. Shewn* married to Mr. John G.
Shipea Nov. 18th, 1875.
A devoted wife, an affectionate
mother and a patient, humble Chrl*
Uan woman,!* gono. H*r trouble wa*
heart dlaeaae ami *be waa necenarlly
therefore, a great and enuataut auffer
er, hut *be murmured not. The writer
talked to her only * »hoit .time before
she died and found that *ho had an
abiding faith in her Lord.
She leave* a husband and ten living
children to mourn over her *ad de
parture. Two other children died In
infancy—making twelve in all.
May great grace be upon the grief-
stricken family and may the same Gnif
that comforted the w ife,.acd moth -r in
her suffering* be very near to the sor
rowing, suffering husband and ihe ten
inotherleM children, and may they all
have their mother’* God for their God
and make it their constant aim and
earnest effort to meet her in the ■weel
home ©1 the soul.J-
Buy your supplies from the Barnwell
Grocery Co. Flour, GrUt and Meal,
Bacon and Lard. Coffee and Sugar.
Soap. Stirch and Lve, Rope. Tobacco,
etc. Have enough for all »o give them
a call.
In the c«ft>*awdtaU.*bt« river waa aHtnl
•bv a five aml-a Half foot alllgel»r and
carried under the water Kfcoferlug
liiiii«elf ionnx Walker struggled and
srtwwtiy draggl'd the alllgsUir on shore
•till banging to hlaAopd, and te.i «n
I the BapfDt church here There
lie several prices as follows;
of t M. '••I First and »e*i>i«d prise* for
w bile twlunalng I dre<«rated ' urnout, double harnaaa
young
rill
beet
dec-
• an K*q ha* g’add<
friends by his pleaeai
their nndat for eeveri
W A. Hoi
hl« UarnwH
pFrA4?HC* is
gay*.
Mr and Mrs. Itnlet l^tngley ram# m
ver from IfMiuingham. Ala#, Use aret of
tbe week. <>a a visit u»Copt. C. )l. I aug-
l*i *• family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. I’attereon Jr. re
twined Irew» Ihelr brtdal loor lost week
f lied
jaw* he (•fie.| Open —
epoi.dent Near* t P,iuil<
Bel*
rr.
Hi e Ml
■■fov
ATrKNTIC
Kev.C E
•aw. a« g«i
buudred j
KOFI*.
Brsuf
If. "
bar
First and •eenud prise* f»r be*t
J orated turnout, single baraeaa.
F-r»r and (W-ond prise* for beet doe-
’ orated •addle horse.
Ffr.i and •erviid prises for best dec-
oraleil blc vcle. '
are r*qne«ted to register a* early a*
i poadsie Ruuk* are o|#a at the store*
APPOMATTOX APPLES.
•> Me mile* north of Barnwell there are
two apple frees gr.>wn from culling*
from the famous tree at Appomattox.
Va., where <*en. K E Lee •urreudnred
3*> year* ago Whlla other soldiers
were getting chip* of the tree aou-
ventra Mr. John Bin *«cnrad a doten
twig* which be bnuighl houiw and
placed in a trench, where they remain-
«d for a month forgotten. Then ail ex
cept three had died. Those be grafted
and two grew. They are n *w tea and
twelve liu'bee In diameter, and contin
ue lie*ring nice apples, although blight
attacked ibem a e-MipIo of vrars ago.
f $0l%i Lhasa trees many other* have
born propagated in lhal uelgh’jorhood.
Lateiv star veil in Loadon bemuse
h* onuld oot’dlgest hi* food. Early u»a
of Dr. King'* N tw Life Pill* w ou’d bat a
■ ivodhlm. Thay strenglHnn Ihe stow-
ao t.sld digestion,p.a notea**iuH atior,
improve'appetite. Price 23u. Money
baoh If lurtstfMsfled. S«dd by Cre ch’s
Pharmacy and G. N. BUrekhalter'a
druggist.
Will the young men adopt (he shirt
waist at a new century Bummer gar
ment?
Tbe Scotch atlck together. Next to
Mark Hanna John L McLaurin is said
to have more influencewjth President
McKinley than any otlf^r Senator. O.
H. M> Cravy, once Bheriff of Laiiren*,
but defeated last year, is * the lalett
juhlo'- member admitted into the part
nership, having been appointed deputy
U. 8 Marshil.
A Washington phraician declares
that kerosene oil, as refined by modern
methods, develops a deadly ga* if the
lamp is turasd down low. and may he
fatal Jo young children. If thl* be real
ly something should <h«_done
about It. The uso rf Um|>« turned
down lovy l* very prevalent lu aick
rooms and children’s rooms.
8EVEN YEARS IN BED.
— Will wonders ever cease?” inquire
the friend* of Mr*.,L. Pease, of Law
rence, Kan. They knew *he had been
unabl ’ to'leare her bed in seven rear*
on account of kidney and liver trouble,
itervotia prostration aud general deb 1
Now is the time to
place your order* for
Cantaloupe Crates. AVc
make the 1»est crate* on
the market, and guaran
tee them as goodaa sam
ple. For terms apply to
Mu< ufacturer* of all kind*
of Fruit Package*
Fort Valley, 1 Georgia.
Sample of Cantaloupe Crate
seen at I). K Briggs A Co.
Store. Hlackvllle. 8. €.
can be
a Drug
lot
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RIIEUMACIDE
CURES
RHEUMATISM
To Stay l uniD.
J it Tux Mroical Woxdilr or the
! A ' Nixktikxtu CftHTIWT.
I ^ A reactahlc remedy that positively cure* i
g reevitt "and long standlnv cases. Tbe Y
‘ A grvatost M<kn1 purifier known. Has the '#
II ssksssss sl*&»
tera-ttabled me to walk, alls writes,.* cent, of the case* treated.
• and In three months | felt like a ne-v 11 ln harnwall by C. N. BarckhaUcr.
pet>wn.” W,.men suffering from Head- j m
Backache, NwrvviuneM. Bleep- *
leaane**. Melancholy. Fainting and
Dixxy H|tella will find it a priceless blea-
slng. Trr It. Bat I* faction is guaran
teed. C. N BurckhalMr’a and Creech's
Pharmacy. Only 50c.
Price fil.OU per Bottle.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
ORDER OF REFERENCE.
State of Rotilh Carolina.I
County of Barnwell, j
Court of Common Plea*.
The eo-partnerahip heretofore ryHt-j C. h. Bulat, In hi* own behalf and In
TWO IIOVSKUOM* RECEIPTS.
Mrs. J. HoJongh give* the Florence
Ing tietween J C. Matthews and II. B
Matthews aa Dealer* lu Geoeral M*r- 1
chandlse at WHHston Ha* been dteemltr-
ed The husiur•• will be continued bv
the underetgned • n hi* own urr»un*. •
and who will collect alt debt* due t»*
and par ell aeeotinu owing by tbe late
firm of J. C. Matthew* A to.
’ WllltOou. S. C.. Ifi-I Apitl 1901.
Irt Matthew* - 4
behalf of all other creditor*. Ac
Plaintiff.
'gainer
The Merchant* and Planter* Bank e
Blsckvllle, S. C. t Defopdant.
Pure want to an order made In the
above •Milled ra*i*e by the Hon. O W.
HorHaunn. Jntr* preotHtug lu tbe sec
ond circuit, wet too i* hereby gl ww tint
a reference will he held bv me at my
BARNW
Bbc
Wheel-ffri
Gansnitlis,.
Bicycle and
Repairers.
Price* k* low •• tbe k>we*t. FI;
Woik Guaranteed.
flORSESHOEI5G A SPE0
First Door We*t Pkoi
Give oa a call, we'll do
HOGS, - CHICKEN 8 . — CO
IVhite^' yaxd<>ttb.Ba**sd Pt'
HoiMFaku B. C. Ruow
i» ijEAMtn, at fil vut
A few chicks lo dlspoM of yet
»ea*oe. Also thoroughbred
Pig* and grade cuttle.
App»y to
W* A. FI6KLII
1ITE1AIDE STOCK* FAMB#
; • lees, s. a
Charlesln I fesUnCanllu n
A *ga*la a ad A*hv ille MlUVt
ficbedal* la effect Jaa. UU, WCfi.
Cwfu
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arrive
Leave AaffUMu...~
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DiUikhaltar. . , ! h*. fownd lavalishle. lAMAODPF I RATES I
r | Adjulah.g town* are la sited tu l*k* par cMcken. cbol^ pot three drwpe I * 1 ' 1 ®
, I***® ** Ihe ' ■tileiL J turpouttue |a a tagipumifnI water I WW 4 " ^ * wd — a
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M*H*day awd Tueuday
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Iw the water Mm* drlok i* a pee,ew-
tativv mt the disease.
A sure cure fw* "mlduAght pruu lors"
I iw ewe'* couch la tu dissolve a Mule
Parks greew la korualw* awd sprat It
1 **H la the Infected pteee* with a m*-
rhlaa etl caw.
Juha Oare Rtawsla hwikdteg a $li.
i RAi r*o*dewsu la npartaaRurg.
A d jot a at Geaa*el (urhfa aay* that
Oea. Fuwatuu |s a first «ia*a acwut, aad
I that's hi* fait alac.
A woman who pretend* to laugh ut
i slog* at wight
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Caldwell, furaterly
Ida.
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rsou wf ihe Motel
Bright'*, Ceium-
Rev J«ha G Rock
Thwrsdsv from New
Mmevrwlwg prayer
ly Interesting a.'*•>*•*
lags of the great M
in felon
lea a* ao*.
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Mr*. M. M Kneptow ha* ret,
fr.uw Awguslo. where she h*s been an-
der tresimeni wf a rpuclalls*. who as
sured her that the piece oa her face
bod. can- > *
’"nwrea* 'itoerH’JT ’rr. rtm, ^ ' the !
•kin aud ea»|ly an l qui,-kly ,-urablr '
‘Farmer*
thol M W III he I
r.j4t<Hi rro;*s In
The saving |h
make a gow.| *
cut tow. Early r*»H>
•ad Irw.twabuw'lsn
logs rua to sio'k.
week* later ihoo last
fi a * I hprmg fmetraa
year April Vtd A* i
great ilea) of plsnui
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_ ko* of Iqdiee*. mlsso*' ami rbll-
1 u* fords, aM eleee, )«»i arrived
isir '*^, beep for the caeh.
At the Keasse Ct*v *tuckfe*de a
Hereford coa oas reueaAly sold for fiA*
Tin. the h.ghost prlae da recar J.
If a wmmmm did tore men oat af Per-
adisu eh v has dowe hor hes* ever akaee
be make It up lu him ' Rhsldou.
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P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
RA»I WELL, R- C.,
REAL ESTATE AGEMT.
IDLE MHT SECIKELT UMSTII.
LIFE INSURANCE.
(A rent fur New York Life.)
FIRE INSURANCE.
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ruohius Thol
e fur. Care ait
No
re rh
Ilk* aad aM
ahot they
u, ao pay. I*rtue fib*,
by C. N. be re k halier.
eraaary la hit the Htatesrkce.d 'bv*
aod Qte w-arvar aud high price of
Miu Pauline <!ave of Kllae h*e w*«u
gratifying succee* a* a teacher In O
awgeHurg Ounniy. amt I*, a* nqe
bright and prelly deserve* t-v be, uni
versally pnpu'ar. She wa* one o' the
moat charming attendant* at the recent
marriage of Mr T.G. 1*rael and Mi«*
Ida l#ee Monrer. liuring vacation Ml**
C*va will completaher studies in sten
ography and trpe writing at the Co
lumbia Busine** College.
Cnl L, W. Youman* w*» in town on
Thursday. Whlleh'fil* the must ex-
tenoivo cotton plnnler 8<>utb of f'elum-
bi* be I* no coUontnt, for he raise* all
lil* corn, forage, bacon, syrup, flour,
Ac., Ac.
• Thl* year he hn* 1.000 acre* In cot
ton. nn which he hits used -A0 tons of
commercial fertilisers, besides compost.
Ami he had good luck in getting a
•land, and hadn't to plant over any
part ol hi* crop.
HHtHfifiVR n
go a long w*y.
liable stadsHca
A hig line of Lhwhk, Dimilies, Per
calc* White Goods, Lace* and Embroi
deries. prettievtin town,at Midair's.
pl»M te-rw*w <ww he «v Iw w
In Texas Ihe must re
put Ih« lacrease IB
ac*eagcoret last year at one fourth.
raw upsgloe what we did for fin# cuak
rd raisons There wa*eaowgh left I■>
few.I the saose cread again, eveo If all
werw a* hungry as | was. The day wa*
pleasantly •peel by all who were *e
RNfiy BOdm-ar In tho takdst .lhal
•sat Mi tie crowd. I hope vwu may
he able lo hear fr<ww me again «uon on
the same subject from tjie >am« place.
R. II.
THE COURT. #
Good progfe*« wt* made la»t wswh, CoKMEXCEMKNT OF THE BAEN
Thia.la Confederate reunion week in
Columbia. r
A fair fruit crop i* promised for the
Coining Bummer.
* The whippoorwill wa* fir*t heard thl» J
‘Spring on April 2olh.
Petit jnrie* thl* term prefer utaving
in the Court room tq outside lonesome-
ne*«. ‘ ,
Cantaloupe grbwer* have been a* un
lucky in getting itaud* as the cotton
planter*.
The prediction tlitt Summer would
come hot and perpendicular turned out
a true bill.
A number of Barnwell muaic lover*
went to Columbia on Tueaday to attend
the Ckmpanarl concert*.
OUon ia showing up better ’since
warm* weather came, and General
Green is challenging the man behind
the hoe. ..
The preaaur* of matter* of preaent
interest force the postponement of la la
ir received obituary and other commu
nications.
Tns PsovLk saw ona load of fodder
emus In town last weak, whlla a’ long
E roermkMi of wagons hauled Northern
ay lata tba country.
.• The report oamoa from Seonedfvflla
that Senator Md^tarla la braafilag Jaot G
Mow a la health uadar the puliueai gx- Pricw, Mahan
it af hU ellaatlaa. let OroAa—J»
the allorn<y* almiMt coiNpleting ih«*l
trial of cause* on the roster. Tho fol- I
lowing were disposed of; ,
Mrs. Martha K. Jenklna v*. the Caro |
lina Midland Railway Verdict for
>*») for plaintiff. There will b* no ap- j
pe.sl to the Huprcme Court. Divi* A
Best And K C. Holman for plaintiff,
Aldrich and Barnwell for defence. .
Mary A. Gwen* va. Carolina Midland
Railway. Ye dict for plaintiff for
$1,500.’ No appeal w ill l»e taken to Su
preme Court Kate* and hiiiim* for
plaintiff, Aldrich mid Barnwell for de
fence. In thi* case damage* for #20.000
were asked for the killing oi W. A.
Owen* at Aahleigh
Evan Cave va. Carolina Midland
Kaijway. Verdict fog defendant. Da
via & Beat and R. (VHolman for plain
tiff, Aldrich and Barn well for defence
A nonsuit waa g’-uhted in the c*«e ol
Mrs, Jennv Brown v*. The Cniolina
Midland Railway for dam age n odor the
burning of er building* and- fiiachin-
ery across the track, from the Uarnwell
Depot..
Georgia and Carolina Planters Cum
panr. plaintiff, againvi Southern Kmmtl
Bale Cotton Comprc«s— verdict ’or onr
hundred dollar* for plaintiff
» John Bradley et al. v*. .lame* Rich
ardson et nl Non Hiiit granted and
complaint dl*mi*»pd.
Rosa Sea«e va Pinckney Keys—Ver
dict for defendant^
Several case* have been settled by
agreement of counsel. This i* tbe rec
ord up to Tuesday night.
WELL GRADED SCHOOL.
ROLL OF HONOR
For the Barnwell Graded School for
Month No. Seven,ending April 30,
1901:
Dili Grade—Bes-ie Bronson.
SjJiJiMde--Mfirla Bronkpo,. Sophie
Bonham Aldrich.
7th Graila-*Cleo Bronson, Lollie
Free. Emily Prentiss. Kata WoodwsN.
I 6th Gradt—Loon Tobin, LixtU Hair.
UatMe Creech, Emily Simms Bellingrr.
Mh Grade—Ethel Hair, Nelli* Dun-
! can. Jake Faust. Con nor Furman.
1th Grade—Warren Calhoun, Billie
Dnncaa. Harry Woodward, *
Id Grade—Forrert Mclkonald; No"»
'.■an Orwen. K-ll* M -Nab, Eb iveCare.
\ fid Grade—Menka Aw iMsaeao. Eva
Glodya Brown, Both
The teacher* and pupils of the Barn
well Graded behind are busy getting
ready for commencement, which will
take place June 2d to 4th. The plan
for the exercise* will be *imilar to tbat
of la*t year.
Invitation* ^ave beer ordered of the
well-known engraver. E. A* W right of
i’hiludetjthia.. The design I* an un
usually handsome one and will be a
valuab.e *duveidr, since it contains a
programme of the exafidses and the
namea of the graduating class, usher*
aud uinmber* of the Committee on Ar
rangement. The student* of the school
send the*e invitation* to their friends
at n distance, hut it must he understo'nl
that the public In general is invited to
all of the excruises It is expected that
in uiitisuaily large number of visitors
from a distance w ill lie pVe*ent.
Hon. Leroy F. Youman*, one • of
South Carolina's most distinguished
and eloquent speakers, hat been invi
ted to deli ver the annual address, if
ho accept* many of IPs old friends and
political suoporter* will come from all
parts of the county to hear him.
Dr. R:«ni«cy of Charleston, one of ‘he
'»e*t known preacher* of th** Baptist
church in the State, ha* been asked to
preach the baccalaureate sermon.
Next week w<» h'ln'* to he able to pub
lish a full programme showing the day
and hour when the several event* will
take place.
BafiMM*
w*i*r'*i I
i aer* mad
fit** fail,
par baitl«. Said
Tha Buprvma Cawrt admlitafi Major
! B R E«a«* tw bail la Iba aasaawt ml
! $J,0R0. Ia bia •■•lavll Etaa*
rlviosod tiiat Capt. Grifflw wa* la iba
I act mt sboMtlag btotwaif aod tbat Is Iba
I Mrwggto- to praroat bl* datag oa tbs
! pt*t*d waa aeddoatally div hargad.
rrcaldaat McKinley aay* tbat Ikl*
| rowntry oaod* fpraiga twarbt* far It*
1 sin ptm pnalrvct* K'vwrr i aarrK Oanr
Una asvtcbaiit knows hottoi^than tbat.
Tfiry need bon:* customer* able to pa)
cash, and (bay *11 never get ibem undai
present financial uiaaagaueut aid
as* thirds.
Bei-auae yon have n*rar aufferad a
lass from lira, don't Imagine that )onr
proparty Is fire-proof Your turn
may coma next, and k w HI he th • part
of wi*dom and aoumi buvluasa judg
ment to he preoarvl. Calhoun A Co .
have twelve HUndvrd Compania*. a
policy in any one of which will give
yuu protection. ,
raasaaiai
pssrv ba—
a aaat fia
lo eanta.
it— road v ta
re. Wabavai
safired di
Will
dvRv
>4 ata
• rate
hoop Ik-
ff ff %fifi §j
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9
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SOUTHERN RAILWAt«
►rty 1
saw!
Dyefiaa
Nanaalf *s PtWrtaas Candy Be-
Kspwaa A‘a*y» fi
vonat- ad * r* * by (.spreaa A’woy* **••«.
fifikf-, F«V MM bf C. X. BvsAWUtr, Dvwf-
VThcn you want corn, bay and feed
oats call on the Barn well Grocery. Co.
A fresh supply of fine family grocer-
ies bought jmt before tb* rise at G. \V.
Patrick’*. —: r~
Dr. A. B. Patterson I* prepared to
examine and..ten eyes and lit ibem
properly to glaaaea. • c
Pur* Linen Gill Netting, Vj and 2
in di me*h, for sale by G. D. C. Lange,
Ulackvllle, 8. C. Witte for prices.
Warner, the Photographer, is still In
Barnwell, if von wish first cU»s work
rail and see sample* of work made here.
If von wish cheap work be will make
you 5 picture* for 25c.
Dr. J.JI. E. MHbtra* at Blaekvllla
h**.lfi5 Kasbels ins pro red oottoa seed
far sale at fit fi5 per ba*bel.
fii Has Kelt Rig ball Prolific.
■ baskets I>aog Btaple ft oMa'• or
Wimw*’ ^ae *t. .
la V.jao»e M^o* Iwp'-ieJ Po>erk-a.
eaod %ljjr. fmi
Patronize Hone Enterprise!
Bay Yonr Crate* Froas
C. H- Mathifi & Sain MathewN,
Blorkvlllo, Ik, C*
Mathis & Cave,
ELKO, 8 <
P. M. MTlIfiGBAM.
Haas * SIS, h
H. F. BUI ST
ATTOBJET-AT LAW.
BLACKY ILLE. ... - B.
■
•4 Tr«*< «
prvparo-l to furnlob bood*
Niwra, A dovl nfstra U>r*.
frystca* aad all pobiio oflt
. A " ■ ■- ■
BarriVell GrAded Sshool.
New building with tlx room* and an andlUvrinm. he*tad by
• teani; c«*rp« of well-*wlacted ln«tracU>r«; a splendid library
containing five hundml volumes-* gno<) literary aocletyt
*11 higher brai.che* taught in the Itigb *choo| <lepa , ’imrnt;
music umler tbe auparvMori of an accompllsheil dlreotor;
Kindergarten aupervised by a graduate of the Kindergarten
Training 8ehool of (i<»nih Carolina; tuition ratn* mo,lerate;
good Itoard In private familie* at low rate*. For furtbrr In
formation address.
fwaekinrn
• Pberyr
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Ar CkartwH* .
ir Lsavilw .
Xrlg-toasJ
Jttovore iFa.UU)
I klUMlolpka .
T«>vh.
» NOW SHF. HATES HIM.
A young man and a. young woman
loan over the front gate. They are lov-
e *. Ill* m Minllght. He U loath to
leave, a* the parting U Uic last. He is
about to go away. 1 Hhe is reluctant to
*oe him depart. They swing on tbe
gate.
••I’ll nover forget you.” im says,“and
if death nnould claim me my last
thought will be of von ”
•‘I’ll be true to you,” she *ob*. ‘•I’ll
never see anybody else or love them as
long as 1 live.”
They p*rt.
Six tear* later lie returns. Ilissweei-
beart of former years lias married.
They meet at a party. She ha* chang
ed greatly. * Between the dances the
recognization takes place.
‘•Let me see.” *h« rnusea, with her
fan heating h ta’too on her pretty hand.
•■ivii» it you nr yonr brother who was
mjfeold sweetlieart?'’
“Really I don’t know,” he says.
Probably my father.”
DON T EMPLOY THEM. .
All persons are warned under pain
of prosecution to the full extent of tbe
law not to employ the following
named colored men wbo are under con
tract to work for me:
‘ John Maya, sometimes called An
drew U*v*, black color, about 75 year*
old, can be identittad by * small sbart
tooth between front upper teeth, and
Philip Green.Jilack, about 25 yean Of
age, down look.
J.O. Sanders,
Oier, 8. C.
May 6tb. 1901 (4. w.)
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
GEO. II. BATE’*, Chairman,
Barnwell, S. C.
W. II. JON?:S. Principal.
Barn wvll, 8. L\
J3BBERS and WHOLESALE
* IDEALERS in GROCERIES,
BARNWELL, S. C.
We propose to keep a full supply of First Clnss
Groceries and to sell dircfetly to the Farmers. We
buy in large quantities and can sell you any first
class article at wholesale prices. Wc guarantee
to meet Savannah., Charleston and Augusta prices
at any time and save you the I 1 liEIG1I1.
Allow no body to mislead you, 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
inakfe satiAfactory any business transaction that — <♦)
may be had with us
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" havannah
Ar. Jack tonvtUe (F. S.)
laapinuai
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fOCa I0t*^ 5ft.'*
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Slowwlag Cor Sarvlpo.
Excollent daily Ma*aoR*r sorvk* batw*^ I
florid* sod Npw Sork. .
Ro*. r.1 and 32-rXew York andflrrUal
Ifml. Daily except fcutoar, imposed i
fiveiy of FuZiiuast Staff Drawing Boom I
Ir*. Concert in «nt aM OS
Um-u New York, OMfRfflK ^
Punraan alet-pin* rdr* between A nr -ala i
Aikca and »w York rune Itva At*’*jra
Ootumbia iW-»arki11V' Farlar
tween Cknrkvtea add O^rnblo.
Noe. kj and rft—New York sod
preta Dra\vu4*-.n>>m seA
Aocuata and Naiv York,
room sieculnr i»re between
All per eons having eiaim* against!
the e*ut* mt J. C. Hackiogbaai. fia- i
raaaefi, sea reqisaaied Le preaent t
fialr atteatefi and all peraon* I
if will ' ■•be pay
L* tfi# nafiervlgnefi Ea*aw*o-. •
F. M Awaklafft**,