The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 02, 1902, Image 3
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The Barnwell Rennie
1 RATB8 OF MCBKCRIPTIOff.
In A.dv«noe, per Annum..i.......$1,110
On Time $J.o<l
THURSDAY.
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JANUARY 2. 1902.
A The He ruler Communication* of
Harmony Lodite No. 17 A.\ F.\ M.^
will be hc’.ti at the tiew Maenr.lcTom-
' pie In Barnwell upon Thurxdav,
on of next before the full moon in each
month, healnnliiK at early candle light.
By order of W.\ Yl.-.
. , — ■ H. P Andbkcom. Secretarr.
The regular meeting of Barnwell
Lodge No. 18, Knights of., 1‘ythiaa
will be held at their Hall ot\ Priiiay
night at o’clock. A full 11 attend
_ ance is requested.
By order of
CHARLIE BROWN, C. C.
Win. MoNaB. K. R.
Mr. A. It. Lnadholt gave ua a sun*
shiny call on Friday.
Senator Mayfield was in town on
Monday and Tuesday
TO R£NT—A Dwelling
—Apply to M..J. Fate.
The Master, II. L. O’Banuon
is taking holiday this week.
Mr. J. B. Keel gave us a very pleas
ant quarter hour call on Saturday.
Mr. Judsori Greene made Monday
brighter by hi* pleasant remembrance.
Friday was exceptionally bright, in
giving ua a pop call from Capt. S. W.
i’rottl.
Mr. K. R. Merer was in town on Fri
day. and gave u*^ a clever Christinas
M. Hair was In town on A MERRY CHRI iTMA».
The Christmas trade proper was the
best I’emembered and a* a rule the mer
chants sold all they could tie up. The
weather w as |>erfect and the general
conduct of the merry makers very good
indeed. No casualties have been re
ported. In Itsrnwell it was a quiet
season so far a* ilolse went. The de
struction of barbarous lire works was
gratifyinglr small. At Thursday’s
court seven culprits . with distinct
brown tastes lu"their mouths were
hsied before MsvoV Calhoun. Ill*
Honor,with the benevolent *pirit.of the
holidays warming li's’good hea’-r, im
posed only lialf the customaty lines.
Interview.
I
The County Boanl of Commissioners
, will meet ou next Tuesday, the day af
ter aaleday.
Col. W. R. Owen* was down from
Dunlairtoii on Friday aed made us a
happy talk.
Dr. ErnettC. Nniith of WilHston well
move to Kdgetietd for the practice of
his profession.
Mr. .1. CrodaM Bn«h. ons’of Klten-
ton’s best planter*. w»* a welcome rtr*l
of tha w>-ek vi*iu*r.
Miirwok !*er Jol n on Fender ws« ti e
last Monday ine—enger from danta
Clans U> the sanctum.
M r. J J. Ora v of Barton apent Mon
day nig*'t in t<d»ii and paid Tmb Fkoclr
an ai»i>ieci« • it..
M i*«e« t'srrie in>l llallie Ar.mtrong
' Applet »n were tin- c
4H Applet in were
"▼TlTaTU c I ac in ore
. Capt. J.
Tuesday.
Major I. T. Iilar was town on Mon
day and Tuesday.
The railroads have paid In this week
about |17,00U In taxes.
The last eubseription paid in 1901
emne from our good friend. Mr. T. A.
Greene of Dunbarton.
Ex-Congressman. George \V Mur
ray was orator «*f the day at yesterday’s
Emancipation eeleliratiou. ^ ‘y
Rev>R. A-Tongue will preach at
MTIIIUron on the let Sunday in Jan
uary lt(02 at 3:30 and 7 :H0 p. m.
Ml«s A nnette .Calhoun will enter tlie
North Carolina Plesbyterian Female
College at Red Springs, X. C, next
week. ^
Dr. William l , >Kle*t.on’s ofllce at
HartJVille was burned qtt the night
of the ‘23rd nit. All contents were'
saved, in a damaged condition.
A live business linn that had it* print
ing done up Northyrt-cenilv sent u* a
goodly order for letter, memorandum
and hill head* Hud/nivaloiies, and wrote
after examinytiofi,'’ihe work i* very
nice, well pleased, will ifcnd you more
the latter partiif this week.”
Estimate* of the damage to small
grain differ. It is generally agreed
that late oafs that were harrowed in
are alrkllled. Those sown earlier and
ploughed in are more or less th'nned
out. Kve and wheat are not seriously
damaged. The blow is a cruel disaster
following the corn shortage.
A brilliant house party enjoyed the
pri ncelv hospitality of Col. and .\lr-
Mike Browei last week. Among their
guests were Mi»»e* Laura Verner of
Savannah, Ruth Connor of Allelidale,
Fena and Itlumah Boren true of tir
angeburg. Mr. and Mr*. Isaac Levy and
Mis* Bessie Uallaher of Savannah.
Mr. Fletcher Bennett and two joung
'Dunbars, one *«nn of Mr. O. H. Dun
bar, were killed Tuesday night «t a
d^nce at Mr. J. C. Orllhn’s residence
near Kohhina. Another man was fa
tal! v woundeil, Mr. Gridin was also
wounded. No other particular* of the
•ad affair have teaihed u*. Sberill
Cteech ai»d tmroner NevH*'left Wed-
neailay inorniug for Robbins.
It i* m!wmv« a pleasant tiriviiege to
record the home visit* of young sou* of
tlie old Conn tv who have siiught homes'
and found prn*|»erUv toaaid (be set
ting sun. And last week we had the
es|<ecial pleasure of a visit from Mr.
Claude McMillan, of Decatur. Ala ,
ja bo «iient the first I hristmas of five
vewr* «« b«e*»fU fi*Wf|P. A ful we know
that bU handsome fao* and wlnufiwc
w aV» ^ > vey.>mjt rlrr lin|M*" "tf* ^
tills
ow n
ast w«e
H-Aator Ahlrx-liha* -wav
week In I hsrlesTon a** * G -o* '.
but la rxpecte.l ho*ne ua».
Ml»et »rrle Tr.»ftl*» lltmeell fnand*
were gla-l.le'i—l by bev pretty presence
r liw.ioa)*.
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KLINE DOTS.
■.ChrtMniaa has come and‘gone at
Kline-H* elsewhere. We have er.jovcd
ourselvya nmre this year than usual.
We wc>c among the children.
Our enjoviiieut. wa™ at the Kline
High School, where there were songs
ami recitations by tlie pupils who have
been under the proficient auspice* of
Miss.j,illian Appleby of Florida for
some time. 'The large audience Htcnied
more and more carried aw ay as one
piece alter aijother was rendered It
would not be fair to make any special
mention of the pupils, a* all did well,
each vying with the other for the mas
tery, eacli showing the careful hand of
the trainer When the program was
ended Santa Claus made hi* appear
ance and announced to the children
that he had found a few. tilings hang
ing up a tree that he would give them
if they would wait awhile 'Tin* was
the time to watch their‘lit tie faces, how
expectant they nil were, but santa got
a cigar and went to smoking. It lias
never been our pleasure to w itnrs* more
varying expressions on innocent faces
than while they were watching the
slow burning of S.intM’* cigar. But
tbev had hewn too well provided for to
hH%e to wait, long, or any Tuiss a me*
ent. Whvtt it was nil over we wended
our wav loHMe, well pleased w ith our
nefves and everybody.
Dr. N. F. Kirkland Jr. ami hi* inter
esliug family have moved thin town
and occupying the Moody residence.
Ksflnr ami Liddie Jenkins
and Kate t rce, ii arc at home from col
lege tor the hohda vs.
Mr. J. Frank Cn-ecli ha* accepted a
position with Mr. M. M. Ilnlir.
Mr. W. II. Sander* paid a flying trip
to Augusta lust week.
A delightful e\euiiig wa* spent hr
the young folk* on the gtiih uli at the
residence of Mr. and Mra. IL M. Jen-
kin*
Misses l.lcft'.e ami Kate Jenkln* of
Barnwell have been v»tflug xciatlvcs
in town.
Dr I P.-tnas F. Hogg is f."—“
A GOOD MAN GONE.
In memory of Mr. John Cone, who
departed this life on the night of the
Hth of December, . 1901. after a few
duv*’ iilne** of pneumonia, at hi* resi
dence near sycamore, in the 71»t year
of hi* age. He was interred in the
faiuilv grave yard, near llarmoity
church. He w as attended hv Dr. IL
O.'Googe. and everything that uiedical
skill and loving hands could do w a*
done, hut tlie reaper had come—he had
served tils allntted'Xtiflb; his work wa*
titiLliCML '‘A good man has gone to ills
reward.”
Hi* wile, two daughter* and (our
sons, and two devoted aged.*Uter* and
an aged brother survive him.
He was a devoted litishand, ah affeo-
tinnate father andih true friend,alwavs
working for the Master’* cause He
had been a consistent member of the
Baptist church for more than 30 years.
Mi* membership w a* at*the llariuony,
church, and ire had served a* demon of
that church .since its dedication.
r 'I hi* inetiioir will kindle many alfec-
tionate renrti'Ncences in the lieart* of
i hundred* of his friend*, and especially
those of Ills old comrade* who had
stood slio ,lder to shoulder with this
man of God during the lour years of
hioody conflict between the Mates—a
time that tried men's soul* War’* toc
sin awoke to combat no braver and
gentler soldier than John (.'one. No
more gallant trooper rmle with' Cot
cock’* com ink ml. None performed, his
conntfy’* Biity nibre willingly. An
other galUnf, knight of the Lost Cause
has cfos'sed over the river and i* re*t-
iii’gTTTider the shade of the trees with
his beloved commander. Col. Colcock
No dear was the “Lost Cause” to this
courtly gentleman that he became one
of (lie leading spit it s in the organiza
tion of Camp Colcock, and during hi*
life lie was present at every meeting,
ami did everything in Ills power for the
upbuilding of the Camp. He attended
every itfunlon and always emunbtited
litre rally to every cau-e. .
Whedthe war ended he returned
home tf> repair his broken fortune, and
tmrhe day o| hts-death pursued fafui-
Ing as a Vm-atioii, at w lilch he wast-uii-
rjentlf suecessfur, baxing reared and
educated a large fanitlr of highly re-
species! soo* and daughter* .
*• Preclou* in the sight of Hie l^rrd i»
the death of hi- safni*.”
Farewell, old friend, IT’O* patriot and
gallant s.ddier God grant i<> ri*u a
crown yd glory* In tlie la.id of light.
f'otnrade.
Sycam«>re, N. C_ Dec 20, ]Q0!,
■
NOTICE.
wilt heiH^
Rev. W. W. Glover will begfR hU
pastorate with the Jofca Branch
Church fourth,Bundav ahd Saturday
before in January,1902.
* 8H K DIDN’T W EA R A M ASK. ,
But her heaul v wa* cnmpletelr hid
den hv sore*, blotche* and pimple* till
-.he u«ed Hncklen’a Arnica Halve,
k'hen they v»nl*lied a* will all. Erup
tion.*. Fever Sore*. Roll*, Ulcer.*, Car
hunclec and Felon* from lla»i*e. In
fallible for flut*. Corn*, Hurna, Hrald*
ami File*. Cure guannieed. 2k*‘ at
C. N. Burckluller and Creech’* Fhar-
maev.
Dr F. B. Bacot. State Sanitary In
spector. report* oearlv 500 mild ca»e*
of -mall pox ju York and Chestercoun-
tic*.
Ckariestbi Expositioi Kates Via He
Sonllera Railway. '
On aocnnnt of the Mouth Cernllne fn-
ier MUte and We*t Ihdlati Exposition
to be held in Charleston, K. C., begin-
niug December let. 1901, the Southern
Railway will *e)l excursion ticket* »o
Charleston and return at the following
attractive rate*: From Barnwell y
For $i 23 ticket* on sale daily, limit
ed to return June 3d, 11X12.
For |3 IA ticket* on sale daily, limit
ed to return ten days.
32 A.‘> ticket* on «ale Tuesday* at
Thursday*, limited to ieturn **v*.
dav*.
Correspondingly reduced rate* fro -
other point*.
A DKKF MYSTERY.
It i* a mystery why women endure
Backache, Headache. Ncrvnu-ne**,
Sleftplc-siies* Melancholy, Fainting
and Dizzy Spell* when ihou*and* have
proved that Electric Bitter* ^lll quick-
lycure such trouble*. "I sulfered for
year* with kidney trouble,” write*
Mr*. Phcbe fdierley, of Peterson, lu.,
“and a latne back pained me so I eould
not die** myself, but Electric Bitter*
wholly cured me, and, although 78
year* old. I now am able to do all my
bmtwework.” ^It. ‘ovveome* ConstTna-
iion. improve* Appetite, give* p* rfeet
health. Only .'*0u at Oeeeh'* Fhar-
maov and C. N. Burckha ter’* drug
store.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
BARNWELL. 8. C. t
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE MONEY SECURELY INVESTED.
LIFE INSURANCE,
(Agent for New York Life.)
FIRE INSURANCE, *
(Calhoun & Company)
List your property with me. In»pe®|
line lot of investment applh-atlona. All
detail* of perfecting loan* carefully at
tended to. Term* reasonable. Com
spondenco solicited. Aildre**
P. *. UUCKIM1HAI,
Hak.n * ici.L. a. C.
IT T01THF.M
THE i'K ELK.
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY.
*ay this
People whu've tried it
Nature’* Cuagb Remedy.
It he* the irnuied. hramihUU
and tfllav* all throat inflamuialion
caused hv i-onghing.
If yon haw a mngh or mid, gef this
remedy an<l get well If you arc hoat»e
it will clear your video In a few hour*.
We have sold a great many different
c<*ugh tuedi»d»M»« sntf w n Ufihe»ltflugty
•ay ihat Nature’* Cuagb Remedy I* the
Ih-*i we have ever liMi.oleit. I‘et>|de that
hare tried It -ay that it i« the be*t. D
it dnf> not gi>e you >a'i*factlou It will
t-o*t you nothing. We don’t want your
money fur nolhing
Creech * Pharmacy.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
m
fraaoo msnn waaiaT*a*o ao. ir***.>
FROG POND
a
CHILL AND FEVER CURE
T«r ORIGINAL M0 CURE NO MY.
50 CCMTS A BOTTLL
o 'C •;
The old reliable the kind your fatheru
used to take. The one thpt never fail*
to cur*. Don’t waste time and money
experimenting with new cure*. But go
for the best from the jump. Fro^
Pond is the ounce of prevention *mf
pound qf cure combined. Ask for It—
tske no substitute, if your merchant
hem not sell it write to us we wi) I send
it direct for SO cent*.
DAVENPORT k PHIN1ZY C0l
Wbolosate Irraffirut* SelUag A**oui
AUGUSTA, GA
For Sale By
c. N. BURCKHALTER,
Itaruwrll. R. t
WEDDING
BIRTHDAY
CURI8TM AH
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•4«»f 4 ni« < iiit*f»r t*f it*
the l|ve*t cliuen ul
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• ring tin
Mr. l«k
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•f the Jill, ult .
•UK. formerly
Barn aril :
Mr. J. o, Slyick b-ave* indav f**r
FiUg-rtM. Ga lo -peml Hu* •hri»t-
ioa* huiidaf* with hi* daughier, Mr*.
W. Jmiiv*. «rf that plscw. He will -* **
for the flr«t time hi* l*»t gratulclit'd,
’h* *wn of Mr* June*, nsmeii f,*r him,
and will stay user l** lit* wedding <*l
hi* daugli'er Ml»s Nettie, on January
1st, It am this, his usi single dauglr
lor, marries, hehtili hate .I>V uM**|*,e
Otstlnc'lorr of li*« ng f**ur »efs
tfl|*let—three da'ighrers, three sou*—
lu-law. three granddaughter*, and
J. 8. B.
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Mr. Mt
WaU'h 1 lie Audit
and doii'l forge* 1., ,
luma before Fe -r<
gong to meet lout n
a* to the amount ai
plow lan*ls, pasture
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The.
Ford ••
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hain gtng
• llfcelialcl.
u I for the poll
Koberts Jr.,
Ulerh,
just a
bouse
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tore Tmttl’s
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nopert iaur.
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Governor Mr Sweeney
Jler Iseoeral |n-rh«m ‘ign-
xiemliiig the ilme for 1 Hr
Isxes without itenalfv to*
*•» To lusny the eaten
rasaul new tear kiud-
Our last iwecHug. which wa* hyld mi
Ham well on Net 2Jiri, wa* a terj in-I
|erv*lilig one.
Rev J. I,. Iteckwi'll delivered a very
eulogistic adiire-s |<* the As»,a*lain*u on
the iiMportaoce of the •eacliei a# a lae-1
or for giant 10 the cwu-e of dt i'iaalion. I
I he As»*wla4loO, ui* Mi m>>i)oii. of Ket. j
A. Mulsi, t«ue«| iBrtr tmuik* to -Mra*. j
Beckwith for the encouraging di»-I
tonisr. It I*deplorable that ii»*i evert I
teacher in in# < ouutv beard the a*l I
dies* for M w«a certtinlv one to en- !
eouragr an.t lUspfre lo gieater a«*fitity|
a I who bad Hie plrwauie ol listruiug U* I
U.
MTa wlilhe pleaaril to hate Bro. Beck !
Camp C. J. Uolcm-k Xu. RiM U. C V.
- Avcamore, 4! , Dec g*. 1‘JUl.
At a ‘pe, ini ui. i-iii.g iiniay ih* li*|.
lowing PiuambW rr**
U , hrf*a«. Go<1 in Ilia Infinite mercy
ha- rciw'Vr.l froiii the laimrs of tbi*
earth and the compauinn*hip of fauulv,
friends and moita lea our well In-loved
If.lendaud coiuradr. John f'one. for
I lll*t re-f alMii'e leplete with the ie
j wauls nf a file well spent 1*11 fill* earth.
1 until he liau ranched Hie allotted lime
j of man. and
M iiercH- In the *|eaih of our tn-loved
friend and comrade ihl# l amp es|>eil-
eiice> a special loss, tlisl of a siuccrr
per-
• lK>n*t I iirgct....
That T»* U
.fe«'iie eqnippi d ami prepifJil pi prlnf
at -liort notice first class jon-work of
anv kind including l^ticr, Nota and
Hill llaad'ngs. Envelopes. Hiatement*.
Circulars. Ilaiid-BIID, 'Tit kefs. Card*.
Ac. at lowest prices. (*ootl work guar
anteed. Send us ytmi orders ■
and ileVoted nie.iiluT c
lentlaocc, and rea-lv at
his duty , CUK'h h»»
long file. I*e it, H>eie
Thaf 111 Hie dealh of our
comraile a gallant so;,|n-r of Hie
i-au»s ha# keen mil*lrIrd out of
saivh-e aiol joiiwd lha is*mra*fea
have gone la-lore and readied the
nal fa-ace hevnliil the river.
Thai in hi* death H
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de
his
slant III
11 'lies lo
n ier irr if
res,,l v eil
fr lend and
lo*»
life‘a
^4 $M»
rUff-
Other brand
Burchhalter'a
Ha slues# Loral*.
clear ilia track for
Right of Way Cigar.'*
We haVe the pr*nle*t Bna of Jewelry
and nllver Novelties that has aver been
exhlhiied In thl* town. AT FRICK*
To HU TP TH E milC*.
ft* ant prepared m do ar.y kind of
w«m pertaining to the Jawalry hn*i-
nes* at raa#«>iiahle prices. All Work
Guaranteed. Coma and tee for your
self.
Ha do not mind aNowIng gooda or
tailing the nrtooa It la ho sacral.
Your* 10 pi
ai
T. irClu'solin & Co.,
R. R Ava. Blarkville. H. C.
Tai Collection Notice.
Uonnty Treasurer'* OMoe,
Barnwell. 1C C.. Mpi. AHh. I Mil.
itmi
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of lea
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• ined
king
val-
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4*1* * A|*|M»tllt IllVttt*
v«*ur i%x r$f-
1 try gdth. Befura
lake a calculation
id value of your
lands ami w**...|
lands, ao lhal too ran put Ih* right
Valuation on the loial. And make up
a list of vour |M*r'fouat pmjwrtv liefi.re-
hand, ao that vour reluru will he all
right.
Th* Holiday Ralls, at Barnwell on |
K Tbuf-da) evening- UiackjrBt* >'H4ay.
avetflng and Hh-u.lajp MondaV even-
~Tu* were entWvty too bright ami
hrilliaut fur unr |>rncil. I he fair v iskt
. j!.i. u 'ini Aiim uiiian'iirn ii..; "u.;^
well Hall wreie Misses Msherand Ver-»
ner of Columbia, .Sorentru* of Urange-
bnrg, Gallaher nf .Navaunah, Connor
and Walker of Allendale, Laaery and
tote ward.'
Mr. Mo*e* Mathew* wa* In town on
Thursday and made a suggestion that
we pa»* on- to Hie County Board of
Com in *A> loner*. It {* H)>*, that Hu*
* chain gang should work the more lui-
|M*rtani roads, leaving the "lieighbor-
liood public road* to the care of the
local road hand*. Fdr instance the
road from WilHston to Barnwell need*
working and widening in place*, if
the chain gang put* ft in first (. la** con
dition all traveller* between these
to« n* will ride better. And the result
would be the same h« to other import-
ant road*. W'e Hiiggest that toti|»erv>-
< *»r Halford aubmit thl* idea to the
County Knard of C’oinmisaiu'ner at • it*
meeting 011 next Tuesday.
George Galletly K*q . one of the fore-
moet attorney* of the Eastern'part of
Hie State, ami deservedly prominent a*
a candidate for Circuit. Judge*, wit* in
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•unh-atfons
Several ••■•msMinicaifun# intewMml fw>
I Ta*f week'# paper, receive,f i«e* i*ie inr
puhlli-atKMi. were put op**ii “the h<w*k**
I for thi* week's pai*er, hut . have t-**n
j lost SO lie how of Ollier. Among them
I was ao ohttoarv hamled '.h hv a llltle
hor o • Tueail*v iMoruiag It the wri-
1 ter will *ei.ii another copv we will puh-
h»h. •
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A CURlS'l M kS KM N lt)>.
On t hr.st'm,. D,v *1 th • hospltahl.
hon*e -it Jhe mucU e»lce*oe,|
Mrs MnltUias Hair were
town on Moiidar
alt hi* years a* a man
acter. lolty principle,
of high char-
superior intel
lectuality, sound, dear judgment and
tirelfl** industry Thk Pkoclk unreser
vedly support* hi* candidacy. He i*
worthy of tlie ermine, and if' honored
by the General Assembly will prove
himself deserving <>f the high tni**.and
keep unsullied tue parity of the Bench
and add frefdi luster to the high office
which his friend^ Iio|h- will corns to
him because of iii« personal cliaractei,
professional ability and devoted patri
otism. -•»*»
lingU
Among t * s >:iir »t u t» napnen
wa* tbe ati ' -.i'i •. I’.arnwellhoy’-N
A. F Aid .. .y. .n •>* bride, nee
Dil'i t” -V-O-X-U—.LUO-Ml -C.eeeu
love*>*.‘i
They were marrie.l o i v+i- 1.1;h of
Mec, at the prettv home <o Judge \V.
G A Ail In by the Kev. Mr _fv r.nn, a
former pa-tor 01 Hie. M-tliodi-t C)it|r<-|n
In Barn w all.
In a vine wreathed window fece»*.
amid a suiBing gr up nf Him oeare-t of
kin on boih-ide* Hie be-tutiful voting
bride and hapfiv groom made glad re—
ponae to th* solemu interrogative of
the marriage -••rvice, to which the
vwee'-t ui <1 voice .•( th m.nT-t-'r a |.i d
a ie der • harm. For * tru y g«e»d and
»m.»*e mmi, a imiwow.tsl
-wwvr
. oumtieimg ihirty-
> bom w a* -pread *
I think w« all
plea*
the
erd
a few near friend
»lx in aB, lteh>re i
mn-t bountiful fe.i*t.
ongir toihaiik the Lord fur tlie
ant weather during the holUlav*.
many bl' , -»ings of the pa-t year,
for *p«ring *o manv to meet again in
hsppv reunion at the old home of their
parent* and grand parent*
Late in Hie afternoon they returned
in their home* w ith pleasant thought*
df a day much enjoyed by all.
C. K. IP.
BLACKY ILLK NEWS.
All the young people have returned
rn college and the town mi*»e* their
enlivening company.
VVe ate glad to welcome Mr. \V. A.
Willi* and family a* permanent re*i-
dent*, and hope they will like Black-
ville a* well a* they will be regarded.
Mr. F. W. Farrell ha* been quite un
well for several days.' . Hi* manv
friend* hope that he will soon be his
genial self again.
The Ball on Friday evening wa*
quit* a brilliant function, and gave the
liavjng BunypIUm .young people great plea-tire
The presentation of Enoch Arden in
Park Hall on Monday evening hv Miss
Phillips, assisted hv Prof. Kitfredge
was admirab’e. and the audience was
greatly pleased.
OLD FIELD NOTES.
—Christmas ha* comc find gone, bur tfn
account of the hard times it was not a
very merry one, although wo- had a
verv line dinner and some pretty girls
to look at, who dWn’t take our appe
tite-. We had a jolly time at the Xma*
reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mathia* Hair.
Mr. W C Kennedy visited friends at
•Conyer-jhi* week.
E Hair and si*r*er, Mi** Alice,
visited the family of Mr. T. B. Grubb*
Hii* week ‘
A very pleasant sociable wa«- given
,»f t!i« hotel at the Ro-emarv Knitting
lill* bv M* P. M. Hair on the night
of tne 2t»th ult. Santa Clan* wa* there,
h*m> a b’W of charming girls and boy*
of almost every type.
Mi*« Lizzie Gruhh* of Mercatu* ha*
I men visiting Mi>* Cura Hair of the Old
Field-. SecHon. ami we regret seeing
!»< r gi, home but hope we will iuwvn *ee
> r Ie. Rough Kidvr.
mu,# |*u»w
ttuia nnitwrl nx ibi*
»g Wwtnwir
M»gs ut ail wtiu
Mr and Mr*. A. P. Aldrich art put
lag the holkUy* at The Oik*.
BAlt.S WELL IN FI KM aR’
[ geueiat »urjerj am] surgical
of vfiMuen. •
Atidreta A. B i’at'enon M. D,
with wiib us, whenever lu<
pel Hill l.lui.
Prof W.X Mvrvhantth
and l|IUs|*aU*«J hi* UH-llltal
11 action*.
Prof. It. A. Dohsi.p gave -oro<
nable ui-iimiiou in m-ImkiI u*
Mieiit. w hl<*U. we bo|w>, will tn*a
IU •lue aeasou.
It wa< res*,)red: That each t
pav a tuotiHilv u«eiubrr*tii|* le«
(WMt*
2. That alt tearhera absenting the*
Mdves fr**m the meeHugs i, • itui
Iwrulk •live lor eac ^(.flrtlce.
'I he uieeHrig w as o|M*iieU by •tngii
"Awvetb'A* and cloaed with ihv-MJi
••|tles| Ie-the l ie that Bitula.*'
'I he neat meeting will he hebl al
llaruwell, .waturUay, Jaojr. 4, l aqf at II
«,el<N*ka in. *
Program: Addre-* hv Ker. Mr.
Mmire; lu»truciu>u in "English;”
Meihodsol Teachinand ‘ Arilbmr.
Jtuv" - —-
• tale have hot
trust lu time* of
oIlF W l|o .las set
to duty that will
i the so
ancles
lha' •
IM.U till
rountt and
•iim faitidol to every
|and w sr, and
aiiodnm of iletiHloit
Ie-a la»’ 'ig example
m w ho-e s||.tohlera the
talheis shall tail
*#, c,M*k ( . C. V. lav*
p of the dead enwra*le
sell doo.-, all life's tlu-
arged,
a Copy nf HiesJ Yesolutitih* lie
e lamilr of our Ueparie«| liiend
ia U|e
d Hie
aMlp (
giav«
tl
the Hi
I lies w<
I ha
** III ll
I ami comrade, w
1 heaitlell sy mi*,
I pread iipoii ' h 1
I auu puhiislied I
I •
>tl* the as,ui ance of uol
Hiy, and that ll,ev be
• in i ** m 1 **— *-i Hsia a. s w, p.
II th*' coillilv papels.
M. M. Ligliisey,
K II. MIxmmi,
K. A . Ilat ler.
4 'ommiUee.
N'onnalv'a Itelleloua Candy. Receiv
ed We#'«ty hr Express Atwars Fresh.
For »aie by C. N, Uurekbalier, Drug-
gisl.
Wanted 1 III 0 en*tnm#rs Uf smoke
Huirkhaiier'a "IDgbt wf W'ay Cigar”
Guaraoieetl hand mad#. "I he best 3c.
cigar masle.
The old reliable grneer G. W Patrick
can’i he lM*ai for llollilar an*l Christmaa
Gr*a*eiles Come to s#« n* We are
headquartera
TD KXB T—7^* acre* gno,l lan*l near
llaruwell knowI. a« ***Bin Nix" place
Apply to I. T. Phillips,
” nprlugfteltV 8 C.
flu ut per
li»r in
d.ir. Prom
month to ladle# «ve gcnlle-
hour or two writing each
pt par Hend self -adilreas-
e,| siam|»ed envel
Houiari,
ipe and get Ire# par-
It I. Miller.
8pringfield, 8 15.
CHICHESiER’S lRGLISH
?E^«VnOY.U PILLS
Pursuant to an Art of the General
Assembly theCownir Treasurer**h,aik*
will Ii# open for th# puriM,*# id essllert-
Ing taxes levle-i foe HxM I mm (Jrf 13th
to Dec. 3l*t. 'hul. after wblrh time .3
\ penaHr will a I tech Taxes •hall he
paid in the following kind* of fund
and no other; “Geld and silver eoln.
United n«*ie# currency. Xatloual Hank
rwHes. and coupons'which shall hreaune
due and pnyahl# during tha ) ear IWI.
Ac.
The lerr la: For 8tat# purpoae*
mill*; for Conailuitlniial flrhonl Tat
mills; Ordinary CsMntr Taa tj mllle;
Ke|Mf loan one-half of #ne •III;
If mills.
Additional leer Inr 8,-hoid* : Allen-
dare. Barberr llram-h. Itlackvllle. I Ion-
Me Pond. Elko, hd IsU*. Frl^dehlp,
Kline. I^ee. Monte, M**rrta, New For
eat. Oak 4)roee, ws-lgliu-vllle, Heven
Pine#. I'ltivers 4 reek, f mills; •'•der
41rove, Fairfax. 4*nlomMa, (‘Inver, I
mill; fare. 4f#ea»'X Mon*l*, I mill*;
WIHistoo 21 mills; Hrrculne 4 ■Hie;
Barnwell 4 f mllle.
Very reepeetfnllr,
k. u rmcR.
Treea Bern nail On.
O THE PliRLlc!
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR
DENTI8T. Office. Wimefn*
8. O. Kqnlirped for invent
ting Work tlone at yn4M
home any where In Barnwell C4Mnty.
W|l| be at rrfllce In WllUaloa erery 8nf-
unlay and Mtmdajr. Iff
A. HOWARD PATTERSOH,
ATTf>RN*Y AT Law,
BAjfN WEf.L, 8. C.
the praettre of hi* .
name of the fitais and Tam-d
•nil give hh Iwsrt aumiwo to all I
to> Mb ear#.
•f Bernwt IL
la aw
m. c. ii m
OFFICR8; (teaxwan. Wii uent
I wHI be at Mr Barnwell nfB
th# Halford House on the first M«
and Tnswday nf Use first and f
n«ek*lnench nvnnth, and longer By
special eagagemsnt.
At Wlillatodi ufiU-e #a every
and wnturda r.
I am aleo prepared in de Iivatal <
at year homea any where In
•>nn»»
I on da
fanrfip
NOTICE OF MEETING TO
tot llool. TAX.
A ntoeting nf^»he FfecJcdd
rvy 1« called to niCMt at Ur» ?*chr
We have op*ned Machine 8hope
blackv<tie. 8. C., for the re
pair of all kllMla r*f
at
lar attendance.
Win* New- Year’* greeting.
Your* frate7naljv,
G. II. W. Sniiib Sec. H.C'j
T. A.
CHRISTMAS HISTORY.
The nicenetv rcsirlcnoe of Mr, R. II.
Mixsiut t*f SycMtuorc Township was
hurned on the 25 ult When rliecovet-
etl tlie-r.tof w «* (Mi die poiirt «t| tailing
in. Htid Mr*. Mixson, who whs unwell.
whs saved with difficulty. All the con
ic nu w.eie destroyed.
4)n the 21*t nit. Mr. W. T.. Bale* o|
Ki ch Laml lo*t try tire >upt>oscd (tthavc
caugrit fitmi a defective line his dining
room and smoke house, with ail their
content*, worth several litiTutred riot,
lar*. on w itirdi tliere was no insurance
Tlie lo«« r>f tlie IriiilfMng*, furniture nimI
provision# i* a'Tieaw h ow to a 1 giMxl
citizen. He wa* fortunate in living
able to save hi* dwelling.
On tlie 21st ult. Magistrate J. W.
Johnson acting a* Coroner hebl an in
quest on the hodv of Ike Feeplii*. col
ored. 'I he jury found that ••hi*- cum*
to his death from tlie effect* of a pistol
shot, wound, discharged w bile in tile
handsof T. J. Willis and tiom the evi
dence we believe tlie same to lie justiti-
ahle.” , Bail was granted l>v Judge
James Aldrich in the sum of JFS.OOO
whir h was ieadtly given. Izlar' liroa.
are retained for the defence.
Izlar Ch'm. II. C.
K. M ilhou*, toect.
Brabham, who !* •<* gmal
rival h on duck*,
a ride down lire Knir* dropping nine
—Corouer Nevil* held an inquest, on
the 2itli nit. on the body of Pet«*r
Walker, colored, killed ihe niglit W-fore
in h hot supper row on Mr Willie
Walker’* place near Cuvus. 'J he jury
foiinrl that rleceasvd enmo to hi* 11 curb
at the hand* of purlin* unknown. From
the evidence it appears that when the
shooting began all except participani*
taa UiUi Uie rtnsrTf ttte 7Tobr.‘
Tliree other colored men were wound
ed. * '
■ On tlie 20th ult. a difficult)’ occurred
at Norway between two sons rtf Mr.
Andrew Hutto, who u»ed to own and
live upon tlie Wade place on .Spur
Kranch in Willinton Township.. K
Worth Hutto was shot, through the
stomach ami died next day humor#
ditier a* to whether I*. W, Hutto, gen
erally called •‘Plum," or hi* kon.
Stonewall, fired rhw fatal •hot. J\ W.
and‘Stonew all Hutto »tirrvodervd to
tho ^llvril^ of lira a
rofti*
i be one and
AIKEN COUNTY NEWS.
Dr. It! 0. liraMism «*•<• •
in curing tlie sick,
in
of tlie vwnt llyerx.
North Augusta is to have a fine, tour
ist hotel
Mr. II. M. 4’h‘*v1/ is preparing to
start an extensive poultry farm at Kl-
lenton. and ha*already secured a num
ber of birds of high degree.
Aikin w as short on water dnring'the
cold before 4Jhri«uiia« on account ol
tlie leeezing of pipes, aiul tlie plumber*
all had lurkev for 1 liristinaa dinner.
Mrs. Martha C- WOfxisuarJ of Mont*
nior-nci, agvil w 7 yearM^^* burned lo
death on-the 21st iilt.^aru} lion.e of
her son, T. K AVoodward. tone liad
risen early and wa* sitting by tlie stove
in tiie dining room when her clothing
caught.
CURE F4JR COLIC.
A Malna sUblc Wee pe r sayw lte ha*
used tiie remedy given below for manv
years, without losing a ease : Oik ounce
each of sulphuric ether, spirits m niter
and laudanum. This is a dose lor a
large horse. Shake it. up in a large,
long-necked strong bottle, elevate the
horse's bead and pour it down tiie
horse’s throat. Repeat if the borse is
net easy In an iimir :
Scrap book ihis. It. may save tiie life
of a horseoi* mule next Summer.
-■ v
Rain and sweat
have no effect on
haroest treated
wilh Eureka Har-
, ness Oil. It re
sists the damp,
keeps the lealh-
er soft and pli
able. Stitches
do not break.
No rough sur
face to chaf*
sad cat. 1 h«
harness pat
cals keeps
looking bk*
•ew. but
srsars tsric*
ai lone by tbs
na.otF.urek*
Harness Oil.
V \\
’Engines, Tioilerv Giir and
-
C.F. L^obr. P I BiaiiOfiAi.
fa. icsa.
Calhoun & Co,
FIPE,-
Life! Accident
Oy clone
LIGHTNINC
$
Live Stock
HtSURANCL
^■llasms*## lamlusll
-s-‘twl in -isn-n-
.’X^.nlale a- t " Itrll
f Bbv mss ottorr. It. rw - B*m*rrwu- sabstt-
lissss-. Unr uf rour Un>g(l‘t,
_ for t**r«leM*mrs. Tvutl-
(teller ft.r lasUle—.** t« trtlrr, .
lo relstrm Wmll. lo.ooo IVstins.iaei. MuM bjr
1 *11 OniKCWs
CHIRHeSTRR CHEMICAL OO.
XIO# nmdtswm Hsmaen. rill LA., PA.
M-stl-s this kopsr.
BO YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Our xhop |* equlppwd with Hie mo*t im
proved TimiI* *nd MbcI*lu«ry.
Our Term* will be
G?rc A 8 IIJEI
but ip**oiiBhle. We beg to •ollclt your
liNtrofixge and giiarnniee *Btl*fac Ion.
v Thanking you In adrxnoe for xll fx-
vur*. we xre
Your* very truly,
F. M. POOSER 4 SOR.
Trade Mark*
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
A neons sending • shot eh nnd desert ntlon m*r
ntilekly tLsoertain our optnioti free whether ao
invention is prohnlilr pntcmnhle. f'omrnaries-
liotin strict If t-oTilUientltLl. lUndbnokon f’atenta
sent tree, oblet* ntrenry for aeturma patents.
I'liiotiri taken tlirourli Miinii A Co. rocetva
tptruil notire, without charve. lu tha
Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
BLAfiKVILLK. ---•-* 8,(.
Will Iw* at hi* oflee In Barnwell even- fiale*
Uav. and Tiiifsday and Wvtlnesday f<»llowln|
Will hr at-hi* Home office In Btnclmlle'e*
ery Friday and fhrtunlay, and will makvAR
poixtnwuu to meet patient* at aay of o«u
comity towna or e*ll at thvtr rvaideiieea.
I am ft full graduate of Philadelphia Dental
College: have liad seventeen years active pr»<*
Scientific American.
A handaomelr lllniitrated wceklT. lenreat rl«
mini ion of any st'ientlBc toumal. Terre*. XII
Ie«y«l«s’eT'es 1 * 1 *’ *** ^° ,< * v.onepv, iistv. o»u nr veim—-o yr*ie bc-mtv |o»o-
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3 25
... .iLv Florvnvr Ar
7 si
7 14
Hrnurttsviile * 9 42
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8 10 fL Darlington A
8 30
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8 53,
Lv KHiott Ar
7 30
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9 30
Ar Sumter Lv
6 60
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3 17
Ar Creston Lv
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3 20
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6 20
I.v Creston Ar
3 50
8 06
Ar PiYgnalU L
10 00
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5 40!
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Orangeburg
1 lenmark
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3 IU
4 2ft
« 38
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Barnwell
4 00
7 15
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Kobhins
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3 S3
8 TO
Augusta
? S»
Train* 3*2 and V> carry through Pitll-
man Paliice Buffet toleeping Cara !>••
• wren New Y’ork and Macon via Au
gusta..
XL M. Emerson, i-r-H. M. EtfieratMl,
• ^Traffic Manager. On. P»*- A#T
J. K. Kenlv.Gen. Manager,
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