The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 14, 1901, Image 3

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The Barnwell People RATES 9F MJMCStfftf). la 4dv*m*, par Anaua........ >a Tlaa. .$2.00 liUJR&DAV. '■LLl^.. . 1 NOVKMBKU II. liiOI. Tb* Ri^nlar Conmamcanona of Hamoav Lo4«e N«>. 17 A.’. F.’. M.*. will b« ba'.d at the tiaw Manor.trT«m pl# In Harnwell npnn Thumdav, tor next before the fall moon In each , hectnnlnr at early caudle light, r ardor of W.\ M. . H. P Andbu»ok. Secretarr. The r< KOla r meeting of Barnwe’l Lodge No 10, Knlghta of Pythian will be held at their Hall on Friday night at 7H' o'clock. A full attend ance la requested. . order of chAklir BROWN, C. C. Wm. McNaB. K. R. IIRCUS DAY No further proof of (he exi«trnce of jlAd times W nee Jed than the fact that hjply aome 1 500 (teraona attended the tbinaon Show on Saturd.y. The pa- hade wa« splendid and the entire per formance as good as any ever given in thW count r. Mar or Calhoun had 16 sx'.ra policeman on duty. Only one trreat wa» made. The DWpeioary was rinsed from Friday noon until Monday [morning. Just a« aoon as yo i send your girl aome other candy not iluylers she be gin* to wonder why ton did not send her Iluylers. Boys. U shows you up verv hadlv. It were better for you had you sent her nothing Creech’s Pharmacy. WII.MSTON NKWS. t We see Kdgertcld and Orangeburg have gone to work to have good roads W hy don’tohi Barnwell go to work? We think the I.egUlatore ahould pass a hill ami do away wlih tlte present eysOni of working the roads and let all l>«r»ons liab e to road duty pay their con pound, say (I *'>, and then levy a fax of two mills and give out the road* In contracts for i year* or more and pay the contractor three-lotirlh« of the amount the irat year to have the road* enperly graded and clayed where clay- handy. What >ay the people? Speak out. an he mem bars of the legislature may know what the p».-oie want. We want gtrtd toads at any cost In reason. Rex. Court at Walterboro neat week. . W. K Tll'lnghast K*q. of Hampton to In Men this week Major la Ur to hi attendon^e upon the court this week. , to’lll the Chafleaton—Barnwell * Augusta line be built? Senator Jo*. W. -Barnwell of Charles ton came up on Tuesday. Wrs. R J. R-utnrrce and daughter of WHHktwa were hi tow non k’elday. The Court of Common Pleas Is ms^ king deliberate pr* gross this week* A. B. Connor esq. brighten* hla Bsr brethren this week wlRt wise and witty words , 4a Tun ProPLK received a check last for advertisin'' dohe week in payment In 1S94 «. A few days of frosty weather would be very welcome just uow to owners of fat porkers. J. M. Patterson Esq. ha* about com pleted the map of the propos'd Couu'.y of Allendale. The first killing frost came Thursday morning It extetided as far bouih as Jacksonville, Fla. We were glad to see on Monday Mr. John C. Hogg, one of ,the best young men of our acquaintance. An Jnteresting communication from Prof. N. A. Patterson Is necessarily held for future publication. Hope us a IT TM f HCM THE TI Mrs. Col. Mike Brown is expected home from Baltimore in a few days, very much improved In health. Our good friend Mr. George W and his clever son Willie pakl pleasatit Monday morning call. Hon. .1 II. Hush of Ellenton and Mr J. T. Willis of Augusta paid Barnwell a pleasant pop call on Saturday. Mr. A.P Cornell expects to leave for California tow ard the close of the mouth to take charge of a gold mine. If the meteors fall at any late night hours this week the night marshal will awake the sleepers bv ringing the town bell. The Savannah River’Baptiat Associ ation meet* with Sm> rna chu'ch on to morrow, l-'dh Inst. A large attendance is ex|>«cted. Attorney* \V A Holman of Char'e* loo. J. II«mi Kirk'an.l of Uamlterg and K. C. Hardwick ol Denmark came into Court <>u Monday. While other* wer» enjovlng the elr- cu* we were m* le li«p|i\ by oall* from Me«srs George tV. tint 1*1011, M. Itolen and H. 41. Mil TO NIG The Una Ctsytna Cow petty, uM to be one of the bert companies mttwling In the South, will pre-«n% In the Barn well Opera House till*, Yhnrtday eva ning. the beautiful play, from Oulda’s matter piece ‘Hinder Two Flags.” All Indications point to the large«t ItOUMe of the *ea*on, and It would be well for our people to get ticket* early today. Tlte press pml*es the w insome little woman and her support a* de serving crow rhul bouses, and generous applause and approval. THE GKNKKAL SICHilONS. We continue nnr report of the ceedlngs of tlte Court of General stuns 1 pro- TRCK BILLS. Albert Badger—Assault and battery with Intenttn kill and carrying con* ceahul weaponir. \ Uauie| Young and Charlotte Jones— Adultery Fanny Mack- -Assault and battery With intent to kill. ~ Alex Morris—Assault and battery Wtnr tdtent to kilt, Kobert Lraut- Hammle Brant and Bowers Brant—Rridsi.tng an uftlcer snd aggravated asaau t nud battery and earr) lug concealed weapniM. Lewis McMillan —Arson H*nry Williams—Ubtalniiig goods under false pretences. - -— C. C. fjutt—Assault and hat/cry with intont to kill and carrying concealed weapons. Charlie Jones alias Willie Williams— Murder. Joseph Owen*—Murder. Tile Grand- J it’y completed it* work and submitted It* final presentment or. Friday, having returned 3'.' true bill* during the term. The followring members we*e drawn to serve on the Grand Jurv next tear: J.'S*. Calhoun, DaCe Rosier, Miles far ter, 8. I. Kavus.John Bushv. I> 1’. Key CASKS DISPOSKU OK. Mesa Jackson—Uoilty of manslaugh ter, recommended to thn (Mercy of the court. 8ent«iiced t-i hard labor for seven vents in the 1'enltentiarv. George N'ohles, charged with murder, was a<*quitted. Martin McCrearr—Guilty of man slaughter, sentenced to bard labor In the I’enueutUry for lw«lve year* Jett W illiam*—Obtaining goo«l« hy false preteni'e*. sentenced to fori* days at hard laltor in the Jail nr Peni tentiary and a tine nf one dollar. William Der**e—f *rr* lug ciHirealetl weapon*. *enten«-ed to ten da) * at hard labor or to pay • ||u« of $5. •Iska Hull— Not Guilty, obtaining signatures to a w ritten instrument tin- pietcncrii. ' -— AN ADDRR86 TO TUB Y0TKK8 To my friends tod fellow otllseus of Barnwe I Countv : - If you bard not othertrlsO ascjrtaln- 0.1 ti 4 ftOttv yoh Will learb from lh« columns of our comity pooers, that I am * «aiGM<latelfor the House of Hep- toreentatlve* to Mil the sent made vacant hy thf Heuth of the ilonorahln I. B Bate*. The Obaaty Densoeratlc Exec utive committee ha* ftxed Saturday, the Iftb Insrant, a* the day for hwldiiig the llr»t primary election. No times nr placet were namthl for holding pubilc meeting* at whii-lrasplraltt* lor the of fice could meet with and speak to the people. I n this tike Committee w a* n«» tlonbi wise, as tlie time t* neoes«artlr short and the peoide hnsy. I should hate been pleased to have gone into the various sections of the County and seen and talked w'itliothe people, ami have done <o a* far as time ami circumstan ce* permitted, hut my obligation* to the p ople whose property interests I represent In th* Cnnrts prevented my going to many places I w ished to visit. My tlrst and highe-t ituty as 1 see it w as snd i* to protect as far as my ahil- itic* enable me to do the right* ami In- (crests of those who have committed them to me, rather than neglect theirs for my own |>er*onal atT»lr» .^mi t take advantage of the papers (Itelng dcharretl the pleasure ami priv ilege of saying so orally) to sav to mi v trieiMls snd fellow citizens that should they ele. : t me to represent thorn In tim Legislature I Will accept the otlice a* a sacred trust and regard it a* my high e*t duty a* a representative, to guard and protect the right* ami advance the interes's of the |>cnp!e to the best of my abilities. I ih >rcfore commit my race to my friend* anil fellow democrat* in every section of 4lte eouutv and sidirfi your aid and vote* from now until the,close of the elect! mi ; and In return. If elected I pledge iiiy h *t energies and ability in further your interest* in the Getie/al Assembly. Thanking von In advance for all that you do for me I am Yours very truly, Laurie T. Ixlar. Wedding Presents In beautiful abundance At t. R. Cblkolin ft Co 1 *. Blal-kvHto. Toti may #«* further, blit ybu’ll nev» er Mud bettor bargain* t! In T. R. Cbla olm ft Co. of Blackvllle will tell you. RikhtOf H'#y.” • good enough Cigar for auv Utau to puil. i eeUt*„ 4t iliirckliwllcr** Drug-Btore. Nunnaly’k DelMoua Candy. Resolv ed We«-tty liy^Kxpre**. Alwav* Fre»h. For »*Ut by Cl. W Burokhalier, Dvug- gUt. Wanted 1.W0 customer* to smoke kltblWr’s “Right of Way Cigar.’' rauModband 'I be best 5c. 1 n* clgsr madak WANTED—The Model Bteam Lattn- dry of Augusta, having a superh up to date |/hint. guarantee* coin piste aati* factiwii to all Barnwell county pcuple favoring i* -with their patronage. PacksigtHi and parcels (ecelve.l up to nosHi on Wadnesdsv*. returned on ftat- urdays. Bsrrrtweli Agency at C. N Uuicklialter’t Drug Htxrre. SCHOOL. a ca atari ax iHDrarataL Onr Alio (l) PrsparatlOh for the practical dntla* of atery day Ufa. tl) A knowledge nf tba way to eternal Itfo as taught by the GrKwt Teacher. “Kdncatlon not only aN«gt< great extent the life ef the w the world, iHit its lofusaca ex% t to Eternity.” Eapenses for twRIopaAML will he mail* as tsiw as luforutaliuu write Gowdr. tAhaw’s Ml O-L Odkwosid, 1. C. Howard Patterson, j- A WONDERFUL MAN! Rev. Baker P. L'*e s»f Farmvllta. Va.. obtained notorietr and an lociea*e sd si sry in a novel way. He attended the race* and took a lively iutere«t in ihcai In rep!v P> the *evere cr|tlc , *m of hi* conduct he preached a sermon that caii*ed W^ensa'iOu. from Die text. ’’Who art thou, that tbnu khouhUt b- made in jo Iga over me**' Gh-rago tbereu|K»n < M-r»d him $111 (jQU. but be rsfUMal u, leilra ander ire and bU present lock Increased his salary 91,* Usi. iter f el* People w bo've tried it »ay this of Matare’s Ceagi* Remedy. It sui• the* the irritated ‘ tirnni-hlsl. and allays all throat InMamaiatiuii caused by coughing. If yiui have a cough nr cold, get this remedy and get well If you are hoeise • t will clear voor v,4ee In a few h oirs We have sold a great Wmwv dllferrni t«a9» Mb mcllclltes sod wre nnhesltaUoglt •ay ihsi hatere'rCoofh Remedy I* ti e • •e*t we have car baneied. I’co,. c thai ha*e tried It ••» that It I* the b,-«t !• It doe iwm gi.e you •aiisfacilou It will •"•■•t vuu mailing M • tlou’l want tout •uoimp) l».r n.-thmg Ceeeeb'* PhsrHsacy. I H/r 1 I 111 ”’ Blvihe Viayheid. anther I <>f nena u !». G M t< 4-11, ■IJ-’J on the I ' 5ih in*!', at tier iioote In l,ree«.vHle l oiiutv. to lb- 73 I )esr ol h< r Hie. Tomorrow will be Arbor Dsr. J 8 ate McpeiIntendsnl uf $w-tuctib*n Me . . Albert U«-lgrr- wlfTt IhTeKtTBklir ou and carrying a i ly of a**s TTt Attorney at Law, BARNWELL.X C. Resumes the practice of hi* profe**ton In ell courts of the Btirte and Cnttcd Aurte.«, and will give hi* best attention to all bunlne** ,-n trusted to hi* cam. Offli* frout Mom over Bank of Baruwi U. DFFI0E.H: BAMxtxtt Al»A> Wlf tlrroif 1 will bb at my • BdriiiyHI bMSck al the Halford Hudseon ilie Nnlt Mumtav and Tueiday Hf tile tlr*t and fourtl week« It^jjach mhulh, iiul longer by special engageinetil. At WillUpih uftca «>h eyery Frl ’at dud Haturdiy. 1 at am also prepared to do betifal wnrt at your bomea aMyk bbro In Rarnwali Couu»" Tax Collection Notice. Gk IND JI’RY I’RLlKN tment. RI DDELL XOTKa. w*t>»n w i*ne« all rscular exeruises a priaiely. Mr W. caught last a lid rat* engih. $"* I k • a print *re«e L lbs t «y. I,. r*,oiK 11, tiou eu Tn luH. M vo, > In rt« I • 1*10'I,I ao’iro wrate nf st I. K • ck Ihr It I* OS* several on M r. I tun kli ur X 1 4 > ■a It h Fo noth Csrollna. * nudv of Usruwetl. | t null of Common i ik* Court of G ID* ll-nnr. Judge Ji<i!|(y‘; h « > l Jur) t !• A % d* V\tn%. *1 F.rtf, IW kiss) tlktiig tfu»"nld I HI <xl Balm (■ H. II ); me* ulcei • scrofula: et srioa. pimple*. Lcblug skla. l aching bone*, hulls.c irbuwele*. If yaw arc all ruu dov^u tqke H. B. H. It will give life, vitality and strength to the blond. H R. H m-ike* Ike blnwd pure j and rich. Drofgui*. 41. Trlaltrest- t tree bv e riiiug Hiwod Halm t Alla Mr. r*- bv a is. Gg riling Biwud Malm ■ —^ » m to., Tia igfang. IbeC'klnesa ba* been tr -atto.1 IS tsr esl a t » rep* I. TI • b re w t ‘rimai •g II • 1 thr *1 up 1 be • ed tb* f toeb riling. Rain Is much needed at tbi* (bdtwn idcging wld »-*m be Miss P. A MTonds ba* reiorned frnai a vi»lt to Black Creek, tia . and !• epeoding time wiib rwUtiv, a at Uiranto Jack Fmat p*M «a a »i*it an the ;th and Nth last. Tke pea crop I* good and lbe sweet potato rmp la also fair. neteral paa< b tree* in thD neighbor li***-d were in full bhauu la*t week. Tbs sugar cane crop I* poor here and the wuik of grinding sad leultng wilt take toil little time. Law renew F»g|rr. in «re.l. nf Otranto was aocidaotally drowned in *avawash River at < stMsh Poiui oa the id.ia-1. Joa A. Oarns. colored, ha* opened a Store at the Pldney nmitb sUadT Capitols. •MJ- to . II Du d li I •u rt. • eta *•1 w g*es we a* • »e*| i oltl nd i I llr ol grew met i American pf Ism familiar, itsg ih« last si ►-1 >s rare war* 1 «*e of bie home Mia- •silal m and ad per- table of - o» ike govera- Prof L. K. Shipc*. practicing the Wrltmer method of Magnetiu Healing, and who hold* a diploma from one of tlm leading college* of -thU new: meth od of ho iling disease* without the u«a of nirdicln*”». will open «»tth-w In well the lirst Monday in Knvcml-er. - Prof. 8hl|>ea thiuiea tu Barnwell di rect I rum the Southern 8au Pori urn and >cbool ol Magnetic Healing, w hern he ha* made a record second to no one in curing all manner of- disease* without the use of medicines. Ain mg the num ber cured wa» a man whose light side w a* paralysed for seven year*, restnied him in |>erfcot health In twelve treat- 'ment*. Mr. J. A.' Logan, who bad been suffering with rheumatism, dv*- l»cp*ta. rsvnstlpation, pile* for five rears enroll in »rieu treatment*. Mrs. L V. Newnoiae, sulferlug from nervous pro*- tration, fejuale Irmihle*. jsundlce. nor- von* headache*, for nine yeara cored In fifteen Ireatmeura. Minnie l^e IVillis, who had almost lust her sight, «he wa* treated bv leading specialist* of the Houlh wlik no benrMclal results; eight restored In Hvo treatments; and num- lier* uf o’her* could be mentioned who were restored to perfect h-allh by the touch of this wnnder4s*t yonog m*n. Prof. 8hl|»es po ae*aea inagurt |Miqcr to a wonilerfi(l degree, lie can elan I In front of a person ten feet sway and thrill tlte whole body with magnetic furrea with a simple wave of lb* band. Prof. 8ti’|ie* makes a specially of treat ’ng rkrnul,- disease*, lisbll*,' v H*e*. kc ' I be •* i> •.( ftarnwett and s-trrmtwdlwg UUtaUf wbubeea irted atmiw til It ba* liwt Ha beuodclal rffe.-i, tRU ireatinrnt 1* tmir only hope. Prof, dhlpet cures quickly. ami irermaaeatlv rltanma'ism. ncnralgia. uervwua pros- tralioa. asralyals, heart tfHublf*. a*tk ma. dea'rres*. wwiuk ltd lemale IrtMt- bbr*. In fact all dt-ev*ca are qutoklv cured by this arntolerfu 1 tr*atmeut I be »irk and alKicied ahould lose no time |m placing C emsalve* un<t*r Prnf nblpea tar irestm *at a* he caw cure you, t ansu i*»ion $ t-e. IMR, b«or* frwm % a. m. P» lu p. m »•dies Bull dauf Last ol J*s>>ri,B Of Mua. (,’onnty Treasurer’s OWee, Barnwell, 8. C., sept. JOth. HMH. poinpiieot* to coanty towns or call at their residences. . * *"i * full Ktaduate of I’hIhnk-lj.lllB Pen'sl will he open for the pnri><>»e of m».le<*t» CoHcire: have hadM Ceiit«eti years ifiUyyjMm Pursuant to an A*:t nf tba General Assembly the County Treasurer** book* ing t*xe* levied forlWl from <b-f.lS(Tr tnltec. 31-t, IMM, after which lime •.*>. % penaltv will attach. Taxee shall he paid lu the-follnw’ing kind* nf fund* and no other: “Weld and sliver coin, (Tilted State* currency. National Hank nnie*, and cnii|>on« which shall become due and payable during the year lb'll, Ac. Th« levy !*■: F'or Staff pur|>o*e« 5 mitt*; for Conslituilaual School Tax 3 mill*; Ordinary Ctonutr Tax tj mill*! Hep*v loan one-half uf one mill; total 12 mills. Additional levy lor School* t Allen*- dale. Bsrbarv Hranch. Blackvllle. Ibia- Jito Pond, Elko, KdUto. Kriend*hip. Kline. Lee*. Monle, Moiris. New For est. Oak Grove. Seiglin-'vllle, Mnea Pines. Tlnkera Creek, 2 mills; Cadar Grove, Fairfax, Colunihla, L'lmer. I mitt; Cave. 4ewens'K Road*. I mitts; M llliston 2j mill*; Hercules 4 tullla; Barnaell 4^ mills. Very respectfully, — K i». FREE. Treaa Barnwell Ca. DU. J.R.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, v BLACKV’lLLK, ----- B.t ~XVIll be at bit oRoe In Harnwell everr Malm day and Tufuday and Wcdnraday t olio wing Will lie at Hla Ihanr nflb-e In Blackvttlee* s: „ H' ” Tvj 9 tn KrWajr «nd K»nirt^y, and will rottoapr pointm«M:tM to met t i»«iti«‘iAtR it ary ol otf ■ ^ (leal experience, and can t-lfcfcae you in quality of work aud pric a. To tHe pUrlIGs We have opened Machine .Shop* Blackville, 8. C , for the re pair ol alt kinds of Engines, Rollers, Gin and lill Work; Ollrahop U eqiftj»ped a Ith the mo«f jttoved T>h>!* and Machloery. Our Terms a III be t*rc A 8 IT. fa-' bat iea*onahlw. We beg pi solicit youf patronage and guaraniee satlefac ion; Thai»ktag voalu advance for ail ▼ora, we are —— _ Youra very tfiilg. ft M. rOOSF.H k SON. i P. tl BUCKINGHAM* H tRX W F.I.I., 8 C., REAL ESTATE AGENT, *raaaa «••* aaa>ataaoa aa. «r«aa- FROG POND HTCIES, CLOCIS lid JEIELIT * CHILL f AND FEVER CURE r MONEY SEC18ELY INYESTEM. LIFE INSURANCE. (Apent fur New York Life.J FIRE INSURANCE. (Calhoun & Company) f nspeM All 1. W d Joiin pureba • a Walvol* ctoti tsibMi, con tan -lost engla*. Inr •» Cttt M place ant )P4 tier |<I *i-e reuV *u.ler< 11 nrs*l I* Hag., v law a « eu ng ll VI c I to OR KING 21 IlGl Ks A DAY HEADQUARTERS FOR 1M MttttU m CIM kC <'%«. M (UU « ctnu tat v*mr proper* r a Itb me Mnv lot uf tnvewtmeat •pptlcation* • *—ist;* »*f p*> fe« itag Inaos va/efutty a»- tei.-lml Im Term* reeaonabla. Can# tsjiideuc* ao^b-ited 4•Wire** r. R. Ill I KIMlHAl* ■’ h*ax a giL. b. C. »»« !■ C Ik tb ar VII rker*—l*r. king'* •g imi ler* w he •h to « Nemttrrty d#t»%rr% ^ri rr. i* tae vv r year til I'JV i her* I IM :te id l.iv •nl At i-be. Hi Tw ml New ••• v, I I MU lab Llf • rvjs-r W* b *1 d I .1 f. I k< en m r M «b limi e: roll of honor The eutei lav evening hv tUe tj-iak uute could not be pisiseal gaotly. a* It a a* •tmp'y |ier*r«-t. F oo loiter (* an gvll-l -tf high tin The audience Wa* InnslMtU lor th- •e t» o lb- •*. eni ilg. b‘cau e bu*i no-n c mid a-*i mi** tl e satnrdav n trade, and their fami:ie« could nut lend without lh*ir escurt*. ling -nd l |t * ill I* ol ••» to p< d wiall *i , la*te N*. IW rceeb* ss little * IMU. • g for .^'ryer Head- r gripe , work N. Sr to KDDING hi R niMA Y CTIttlsrM A» [I The oU reliable the kind teed to take. The <eve that to carr. Ibm't wa»te Gn.e -■pen . ior th* r • I aa I •vperly * -i We ba re th* I '*11 ter No |-r. elite* I l^lAl >rit < »ih Ri the ink •f to gv i k for •*ar.” .11 rvalMie.1 lu till* t>-wa TO MT f t IIK I IM» toe are prepared I• • th I work pMUinlag In tha I f|tto«R At Fr Rtoctft A IllRP d •in lu* of Je eelrv b«* ever b-ew 4$ PHIf-r** brmt frt INnvd I i: of fat?’era rr fails uuiwey LHit go Fruk C. f- (ilhti. .*• ai. v prlcra. and m» kind rd rlry bn *i- A ll to oik fur your- WfC OM i»*4ltUt It WI •I cei wll r prrvrali< urd. A*k tut it - if your merchant to ua wc will Mb Culhoun & F M. DiikmliB* JkNdl. Co* 4 its. tw I be III i ' DAVENPORT At PWNIZY COL FIFE- Ll(«. AccMUt I. r. at re- w • f«r 9 month of Barnwell Graded Achonl No 2. ending ,\..v Tenth Grade -Be»*ie Bronson, Rmw n, David l>>ken, _ \mill Grade— M aria Brcnton, Sophie Julh ntk Gi ■Me-—PailieHne -MrNab. I'arrie ti.-Xab.. L cxie Hair, llatll* Creech, Harlan Creech. KMa Burke tlen Brnnsou. Km ly Hettinger. sixth Grade—Nau Walker, Norman Snelling. I.onlie M hu|i. Berth* Kcoew. Inex R»v, Almv Mmre. Xe.l Duncan. HaIPe Pat*. Kill* I ll.-i|r, Connor Fmw man. Nella flnnaon, 8*llie Hixlev. Fifth Grade—Edna Cave. Kathleen Califf, Fuller Dick*. Annie Furman. Cura Harrison, Minnie Price, M*r> Ko*hardsnn, Jea«i« W<Molwar1 llarrv WihhIw*rd, Sue Aaron. J»*f»er Furn'an Third Grade—8adie McNah, .Eva firren. Martha Aver Duncan, Elni*^ Cave, t lintun Owens. R<fht. Kmii*nn. son Second Grade—Rupert Reed, liaac Dvch***. Bruton Harley. Robert Parker Kayterll ig, Bai*lef McNah. Rollert pc Nab. Bessie Owen*. K ll K.«\e*, Mycr* CoMber*. l<oval SnettinK First Grade—Mamie Nell Bronson. Four mor | tnrksy ben tie- ] longing to Capt. Wash llalloeil ’turn 1 e I up mi.'slug ’ D wa* supp-.sed at J lirst th<t -be had stoleii a iie*i, but a- ilie week* pa**ed and noibing was seen • •f her it wji* coucludcd that a fox ori trad h-a*frd upon I •• week, however. ~»iie i-ame m iridiFtig 4 1 •Vtlo twit think' hoin*, an I fr<*m apiiearanee did not I ** ,, *' e change* in weigh over a pound and a half. 1 l,,, • » ,W R$>«| |*9*i|to 4 IIlC* •Mill# 1 l»«»t til than $iii Ui. It kss neeu Ur- ugb our a'lemlwu that pri-. asr* have •■entiv esci|ie.| from Ilie Jul, ami urge upon tiw j ttor the i-e’Wa-itv ui exendslog niore care with hi* prl*oner* in the lot ire, and that no lotii.eg** la alloweil tb-iu nheriff h«* assure.) ns ihat he will exercls*. doe ra-ilion in the future, a d tl.at he will recapture ape* al ll•« ..W H e\ |w Hum t*t «mI ar he lt*d ki •>f In no. quarrel v •uChina. C <"• vag. pra lied li Pekl la.l ’•h*g« ith Ik |>r Hi rd bv I Gen. >l n.ea week a led . *4 do I VV |.» not mind the ori.-es Yours to a Now Ir g l« la nu • please. g.est* K.rel. ol T. R. Chisoln & Co 21 K R Av«. HI kvill*. S. C AUGUSTA G.V I K..r MU By . C- N. BURCKHALTER. ■arawell, S I*. NIGHT to AHIir.lt TKRMDR. I Tn* Pkiiplr ht* rreeJveil a aiuuicatinn fi em Ander«oo, 8 C M ing no the auryivora of the II..h Legion for cnnirlbiiti >••* (or ibc relie' •»( ’‘Uncle'’ li.H’k (1 .veil, of Co. F Capt. Scigler'a Co , “a* brave a man a* ever fought. ” He receive* a prn«l<>n of $14 3 >, but that i* not «ufll,-ier.t to keep him froiii the pour h'vu*e. The letter m «ig ied hv M. 8 Kirkland, Lnliug. IVxa*. who left $s for one uionih'* »up port of Iheold scout, lie request* cmi- trilmtiiuia r , .. „ .. „ - - 1° l-e sent to Mayor G. F Willie DelluGlaiiy* brown, Max Broil . To , ty Audcraon, S. C.’ Inquiry U made as *o Col. Crawley ami other member* ol that gallant com mand, all 40104* the river now. The Teacher*’ Aa.oHattnn will nmer in tt-trmvell Nov. 23, at eleven o’clock. All of the tea hers of the county should A vis Cave, Jame* Dychea, Will Riley, attend thia meeting. The program will Olive Calhoun. Katheriua Moore. Primary—Max Goldberg, Harry WI*o Harley, Solomon Brown, Nell Smith, Dewey Cave, Karl Baker. THE PRIMARY*. Don’t forget that on next Siturday, dav after tomorrow:, tlie Democratic Primary Election wllL be held. The earda of th* candidate* for the seat in the House o‘ t Rcpn-sentatives made va cant by the deaih of Col.' Bate* will he found unt^ r t||£ t, eii( | .-Candidate Col umn.” tya haven't had ti.ue to ‘'*et up” ske^iigf n f them a* ha* been our way in ticpaft.' But tiiev are all too well knjym (o need introduction. Vote for the on e you*think best qualified aud your 'onacience will be clear, Oo/t believe a word the campaign H*r iay 4 t*ll you. Railroad news. Th* Augusta Sunday Herald printed an Utervlew with Vice President J. Ijgackeon, who *tatrd that he had mtraet signmi and ih bis posse**- ’ f„r the building uf tin Augusta— [nwell—Charleston connei’tlon of Seaboard Air Line, and that the Ht will be started very soon John ^ Macs fee of Philadelphia is in do the irk within IH months. Grading wilt in at OUr and proceed towaid* i at the seine time * ttieaedlng m a New York dispatch rplerponi Morgan .his a selieme nu for the coos ilidati-m of the Houtb i^l,vine ami H«*tictt-e and 8ea •saw ss*ke«Ws—4t is said 1st If ka sneoaed* tba AiDnlic Coast Igq will ka fvfv* vi to cuw»« la. irtii#i*t of instruction ill grauunar hy Prof. W. A. Berry of the Elko Graded Sniiord, mathematic*, hy Prof. W. N. Marchant of the Thomas’ school, and school management by Prof. R. A. l)oh»o*i, principal of the Willigton Gra- dedsSchool. Rev. J. G. Beckwith avlll open tlie meeting with an addre**. A graded course of study for the teachers of the county ha* been adoot- ed by the Associati in, ami ayatematic instruction will he gjy?n in lh« three branches that have been selected. The course will lie fully explained at the next meeting. W. H.Jonea. I’r;s B C T. A. All ni'mhersof the First ami Second South Ca’o inn Volunteer Infantry, Spanish-American War, who received honorable discharge*, ate entitled to a bounty f'‘pm th* U 8. Government; members of the Kir*t T.egiinent to $10:) e ich, ami member* of the Second Regi ment to $100 each. A ea«e ha*recently teen decul. d hy tlie l'. 8. Suprejne Court holdlne that all volunteer* in the Spanish War are entitled tv thia fb.- l-H-atlon ot we rrtsMMineml [ (bat all effort* to do.su lu* *ti«|.eml(>.l. com I *nd Hi ii our lo.-mer re ui lemlat.oo* call- in r.gard to repairing the .r house- niittie j be carried odt, ami we f irther rewna- ni*ml I bat the laud* surrounding Ilie p«Mir house* he cultivated'fo.* tus bene- llt uf the Inmate*. A We have •xunined the huuk* o( Magi*lKate* G. M. Iluily, W R. Brah- liam ami T. 8. Dunhtr ami lli.d theiu kept accord! g to law, 'and that thei have paid otcr to the Treasurer all liihd* coming into their liamis from tines? the oilier Magistrates in tlie County. have lailed to present thei* books to u« for examination. Wc rrc oiiimcnd that all uece*-ary crllliiuai blank* be furnished ihv M i gist rates h) theCopnty. U XVr-commend that the (loiintv Snperv'aor ascertain the nr ice at which terra cotta piping may be t>ur,lia*ed, ami that if it can be bought at a rca* unable price that he purchase a *ii(li cit*iit quantity of it to he used qml-i the public road* where ditche* and drain cross the same Instead of small bridges. If In his opinion it I* less ex (tensive than lumber. ,T. We Hud that water closet* he/i w th> jail are In a bad condition, ami we recuiiiinwnd that, they he iniprovi-d ami enlarged, and that the ('oiiulrY ■Mipcr. vi*or and the Town Council of B.mn well'village t ike this matter im nr once, ami keep th) same in good cm till ion. 8. We rei’ominend that all of the pub lie road* in the county he orened up (lu lr full width, and tiiat they all e worked at once and all Jog* and olln r obstruction* be removed. 1) It ha* lieen brought to our atten tion that several of the Township Cot • mlssioners and mad overseer* are it d- i {ible and not qualified hy law to ti I tlie position* to which ihey.have he n amiointed. hv rea«» tt of over age, a nd Id -muf i bat •ltd couch tivaflv all wight lung.” w rite* M r*. i ba*. A pplegate. of %U-aao«ma, t»w4-.—‘‘and muld h%r I > yet any •i*-ep. I l»a>l i-on-umpihin s« LIGHTNING. .■avngb filihlfullv and spit IiUumI. but. a hen all oilier ui«*rrct»ie* fatted, tlir-.- tl t*i.i)..tile* ol Dr. K.ng'a New Itt*- >•«( rv w liolli cured me and lg»* ned Vt ptninda.” It's abodutely guaranteed in cure Cough*, Cub|«, La Grtnp*. Hroucliitl* and all ThrtMt and' Lung I'rnuhle* Price 50r and •Ml* T* - l*1 bottles free at Creech * Pharmacy and C. N. Hurckl.alter'* drug store. a For I lent. To an apnroveil tmaut one farm o» one hundred and **vrntv-ive acre* n| due, well Improved la'nd. On the (dace are all nece**ary laborers’ and other house*. T’hi* 1* open for ' acceptance until Dec. l*t uuh, J L Klli*, Oct 22, 1901. Baldoc. « C. INlotice. MONEY TO LO \N. I am pnpireil to negotiate (.nan* ol improved larm* at a low rate of Inter est. Don’t write but come m *ee me ,1 O I’Mt'c-oo FREE TO THE DABIES. H. M rj3£TZTZ47Z. 4»iPt veil a ven’ iHPjrt’ ghijiinciit of IJt-avcT* ritikli riiJ Molmir earring and buggy rolx'it, a very iK-atitiful i also n full line ol liorac Idaukt-U. Sole agent* for tlie famous UjiIk' Carriage* mid Uuggie* and duo. MtiHiiry A: Son’* hoone jiaints arc unexcelled. .1 Stock IKSURAHCE. Strongest Companies. U.LHOP&CO., . -orrttKS at— THE BANK OF BARNWE11, 733 and 735 EROAD ST. AUGUSTA, GA. HOUSES bounty under an ..Id Statute eiiaciall^ r ' 0 i,*iire appointed to liil the*e during the Ci\il War. The majority of the men tr. Coni|Miiy L came irun Barnwell. Bamberg and Aiken cniintie*. James A. Willi* Ksq.,nl Gaffney, 8. C., Ex. 2d Lie tit. C«, L.. w I I be glad to furnish the men any Informal! >n they may de«ire concerning the above matters f IZd... IJ * T iir. ■ f i ij^rni i i .n •• i • v* we recommend that the member* of the l.egi'laiure am) tbs Countv Board *f C imtiiUsi Hit rs see to it that prop r po- ( ROSS EYES aTRUGHTEYED. rt tiltdren nod* TTwilve years mmdrtm mmm ——Mfa - All work fur JMttol - • Irceik'a Pi »ition«. We de* f i to tlutnk your Honor for the uniform k.ndne** and courtesy ex tended tnros, and to express our regret that you have deter i.ined to'leave* C e Beneh, which you have adorned for o many years past. W« feel that it la a I |o** to the people of the state, and \ e assure you that in rrt ring, you carry with you the high regard and br»t | w Uhe* of our people f«>r your futuie age • proapeettv aud bappinea*. — ItMB.j IjaacMSlMili auksumed —. J. 8 t'siboun. > ureo.au. The Eastern Manufacturing Co., of Chicago, will present to every baby, under one year of age, in this county, on« solid silver baby spoon with the baby’s given name engraved on same. You do qot have to pay on# cent tior buy any* thing to get this spootl. The Eastern ManqfaCturing Co. arc large manufac turer* and jobbers of jewelry and silverware, and have taken this method of advertising their goods. Instead of spending thousands of dollars for magaTinf advertising they have decided to give it a way direct to consumers. The undersigned firm has been made distributing agent for this locality. Bring your baby to their store and give its name and age and you will receive one of these beautiful silver spoons all engraved free of cost. This is not a cheap article, but solid silver of elegant design. Don’t fail to look over the elegant line of The Eastern Manufacturing Co. ’s good* oo display at Ttttr Y J ‘* n * )l 1 - FaJrfaS. 5. G. I How have for wile nt my Stables on liJHfitreet some ot the finest Saddle, Driving and Heaiy ^Vork Iloifes and several as goodj- alh-round Mule* a* have ever * been brought to_ this market. wanting it to their in- f I first cTass stock will terest to eiill and before buying CAN SATE get my prices elsewhere. • . iOU MONEY. L Vi to-date Buggies, nrness, I also hrndle a full line o Standard Makes of Wagons. Vnrness, A c.* You arc invited to call iind inspect them. Prices as low as the lowe^i:' arlie RroWq* ATLANTIC COAST LINE. / lUailic Coast Lite Railroad Co. tl i.t CuKnSKSRDbCHRDL’Lt. nortH. Hit) TII. N«», i No. Id Effect | a 0 . No. Si r " i 4 silt AM W lail> ex ■ 8uh AM Jure flth, idol. STATIONS. * * - 6* Unify ex Sou. P. M. daily P.M 3 01) . - - a l.v Mr rente At ! 7 S* 7 2-’) Betipetraville # 22 • a • a • . a a * 8 20 L I’arliligton A 8 .TO • * • • 4. 9 0-1 l.v KIMott Ar 7 80 . « • • s Ar Siitmer L\ 0 60 ; 02 l.v Si.niter Ai G C« ' *• ^ i Ctcaten Lv 5 19 1 v (, lerton Ar J 60 • 4 • *,* f> ll Ar t'rfgnalis I. Oral gebtirg 10 00 • • • • • 4 M 6 48 DcnmArk 4 20 0 12 Bamwell 3 57 6 401. . . . Robbins 4 < *. . a • yya 7 4.% Augusts 2 ft ■ Traiii* 22 and :>5 carry thruimb Pull man Palace Buffet bleeping Cars bo- tween New Y'ork snd Ms«mn vis Au« gnats. T. M. EmeTsod, H. M. Emerson, T-aflic Manager. Gen. Pa** Aft. J. B* Kenlv. Gen. Manager. The World's Greatest Cure for nalaria. X Tnr all (nna* at Malarial pel* BggawiMgBaa lal pet«da- Ing take J*a•**■’» CSIH mmi F«v*r Isstc A taint nf Malarial polaos- t la yon; binnd tMana misrrv and Bum. Blond madtclnv*c«S'tcurs Iatari:d pniaualtix Tbs anttdots at it U J0HI«90N‘to TONIC. 1st s bolus UMlar. lay I Null Mat (osti s« Ctati If |t