The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 31, 1903, Image 3
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Tfpe Barnwell People.
ftlttM OFSUESCBIPTIO^.-
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. In Advance, per*'Annum
On 1*1 be.
TdO^SDAT, DEOESIBKR 31,1003.
/•i'he Chain Oanc wlU be «n the old
Charleaton a^id AnKO«ta Wire Uoad,
between Bldckville and I^e« Uila week.
‘ 0. Vf, lUrker, Bnp^rvlapr.
R. 0 Robert*, Jr, Clefk.
T*he reknlar
todjre »S.
be held at their
at o’clock. ,'A full attendance
requested.. By order of —
BUT1.KU 11 tA.OOU,
Win. »cj
meeting of lUni^rell
Kniifhta of Pytbiee will
r )lull on Friday I'ltfht
c^AB," K. R.
_ - I)on v t fool-with a spccv^eiped-
'dlcr. You have prdbkbly ‘had '0-
‘nough e^perienee With theni to
•know that yon can’t refy iiffeh
what they tell you. - ^hey get
.your money and are gone; then i<
.your glasses don’t exactly stiif,
.'ymuaiiiscifiehtlie
'can do is to throw^therh away
Not so with i us. We are thi|
'business in Barnwell, and if wc
know ourselves will continue in
‘business at^our old stand, so that,
if after having yoti eyes tested,
you should find, after a few days
trial, that the glasses did not ex*
actly suit you, afl yon w&ukl have
to do would be to caH on us, get
•another pair 'Of glasses that did
“suit you or get.yotir fMonjy back.
In other words, bay *fro»* ns and
you won't sftp up.
Citeeoh's Pharmacy.
RAN'IC NOriCR. ^ _ - ; ' -
;l The Bunk of BaYnwetl MU b« closed
wn Januirry Hir, li a holiday,
nod all p«p»on» having paper maturing
that day will plea*« Anticipate |)Jy*
Suetrt. ^ V
V. M. BhAlfigliWi,
,Ck»U’ler.
Writ* it right—1901, tomorrow and
after.
Urn. Bellinger apent the holldaya at
homa v , ■ • •,; .
Mf. Jariiea Rdey called pleaaantty on
Monday.
•Keep eccotant of Ineewe and outgo
from tomorrow.
HandaOlue ilulfao'Calhoun'1* down
from Mpahanbtirg. .
MUa Bertha T>m pie top of BlacWvllla
ta yUiilhg Barnwell relative*.
The UX bo*»Sa 'rto*e tmlar 'ail’d the
one per cent, penalty attuebea. '
Kr*t Monday will bo aaleilay, and ii
multitude of people will be heiV.
Hon.’J. O. ^Pattcraop ’ran do Mi
Kloilda proleaalouatly Uit week.
Mi*« Kate Malier of Chlghibla apeut
the Chitatma* with Barnwell relative*.
The prophet* Who predicted an e>r*
ceptionaHy cold winter gueaaCU ebr-j
rectly. v ■ ,
ttlaa MaHe Bolneao of 'Columttfa I*
the charming gudat of llUa Annette
Calhoun.
We ladk the apace .to fhtly "Catalogue
Bj
trtua tHne;
Mr. John'S Slilick itfCoInnibHa. OX ,
a* live i* ever, pop called us pleasantly
on Tue«day.
Norwood‘Price, a fide young fellow,
Va* iip’trofii -lYalterboro for'the'Chriat-
mas holidays. '
. Mr. C.T. 1’echhtan'Came doa*h from
‘Jolmaton llonUay nrglit, an alwaya
welcdlhe vUltor. 0
f)r. hnil Mr*. J. I.aWtdn H'Cr* of
Savannah enjoyed a happy Ohrlsima*
with DhnbSlrton kindred.
pEdffca's people were generona
'tv fruit treated by Merclianrl George
VV.‘Patrick and Janie* U. Skinner.
Mrs.’Lena Davie* and little Miaa
Pauline returhed to IIaftavlHe today
after a few pleasant day a In their old
hottie...
JuXt received tlrts week, choice ear
Kerthcky Mtile*and Uoraea at Moore
A X'(»,'a Stable*. Give u» a call. We
can pleltie yrth. - y
annual ball of the Bam welj Co-
Court at Beaufort next week.
8«« Whlttle’a Kew ,Year Good New*.
J I .-rt.-
Kow for more work ah dies* politic*
. Most of. Ihs holiday vUlt^ra hare
gone homeward.
Ii jgjiLhs. ABi, i»i.y
Irtu* will get here ag
Up to date this has been
Tali Ttud winter alnce lbnS
January 1st, 1001. being a legal hotl-
,dav Sunday hour* will bo obterved in
'Piiat Oiltce. •:t'“
, Aft « Chrifttmtft correftpondetit, C«pl.
W. J. Sander* ta as graceful iu word u*
he I* generotia In deed.
MDac* Waddell and Norrla of Grean
vll'o are pretty and accdmpINhed
gueata of Mias Zatuee simm*. _—i '
Mlase* Ruby and MavbeUe ’Peeplc*
Of Hampton are the Lovely visitor* of
the Misses Cave. .v •-
•'A light Christmas for frnit, a dark
Christina*, no fruit. So next year will
he a good fruit year, aa-thi* will h« a
hioonsHldey Chfiatmaa,—Fairfax En
terprise, » »
The bright and prebtv pfiycnce of
Mi**e* Rehevt’a and Jistelle Bro«r. of
U •• • > n «a * • .a 1. i ^ n A #) .’f I rv tfV t W*tO
the happy home fhr theChnitL 4lMin*wU»k, G».,4ekddjng much to'lhe
holiday happiness of their adrtiiring
Barnwell friend*.
The sanctum wa* blessed and bright
ened Tueadsv by-call*^from Prof.
Wear. Mr.‘K. F. BoyNton of Blacfc-
ville, Me*«r» M. L, Middleton and Me
■Roy Bovles of Alletlthlle, Mt F. Hair of
Willlaton.
'The PdackViHe- Dramatic Troupe
presented “Fiiherman's Luck” to a
r finp, appreciative house *o admirably
that its rKpnuluction is a matter of ab
solute necessity.
On Tueaduy evening In rhne Barnwell
Opera House another bright and ahi*
.ning aucce**. Too much prlatm cannot
be given prof. West add Iris excellent
support!
The commissioners of State^Elections
for Aiken county met on Tuesday ,pf
last week to Mar the protest aa to , the
retienA HammnPd Cotmty election, "hnt
adjourned until Tuesday of This week
for further consideratloo. -
Bellinger, Townsend tfc Ha«ke)l
represent the protestanf*, Hendersons,
Davis and Cloy appear for Aiken
beautiful tinale to Cbr atmas enjoy-
yients.
Capt. D J. Zorn, tlm model Buck
Crttfk TiffthPr, itfliied largely to our
holiday happineaa by a well appre
ciated call.
Two good milch cows with young
calve*. Also three beef cattle. For
sale cheap by - - . *
Moore & (To—
-- Christmas brought no better trest to
Itarnweji tftsn the .handfome presence„
of Mr, A- !M. Wray, now vrf l.Tule
Kock, Ark.
*“ Misses Lucy and Laura DarHngton
of Allendale spent the holidays with
their brother, Col. T. D. Darlington, of
Lauren*.
Mrs. Sparkman of Georgetown and
Mis* Annie Bonham of Columbia are
holiday guest* of their sister, Mrs.
Robert Aid rich. ^
* AlPfflTrtie* in search of grmd Mules
and Horse* for the coming year will do
well to«ee*us before purcliaslng
. ■ ■ Moore A Co.
OUVInev* lij d,.,,*' fi6if*e
family ail'd
% H.L ISTOK N E \V
' We are prmrd yff -oirr-fow^n.
'crowd on the street* Thursday was the
largest ever iteen* the fhercbantk broke
the Records In cash taken in ami Hi*'!
di*|>eu*arv did the raT£fe*t
baa ever done The mkrslial iufortn*
ine that'flot a single arrest wk» made
fast week. Everybody seemed to en
joy themselves and *11 wA?re bent on
havHig a good time. We challenge the
State for a better record Xmaa.
We notice the following visitor*-.
Mis* Marguerite Hartv from Bumter,
Where she is'attending school.
Our old friend, Goley fiurckhaker,
knd *lfe from AtlaPtw .
Dr (Awls Smith from The Charles
ton Medical College
Hon. J. E. Harley of Gaffney Came
home to see the ofd folks. He reyorj.*
business sstisfuctoVr.
J. A. Newsom of Jackkonvllle, Fla.,
spent several days with relative* and
friends. -
*. Mr, and Mr*. R. 'J. Rountree and
Mrs. S Br—Hair went to Richmond,
Va., to spend XmsA with Dr*.. B. D;
Brooker RITd J. Mell Brodker.
-—Miss Emma Owen* of Rwk Hill I*
Viajting her *l»tef, Mr*. W- M. Jonea.
Mr. J A. Merit! and wife of St Mat
thew* are visiting the old folks and
friend'd. , ■, —„
Addle Hixson, who Teft here tweftty-
two years si rice for the wte*t And 1* how
living At deriiaon, TeiAa, cattle iu last
Week ori hi* !ir*t viklt. •
Laiair WiH be scarce nekt^year. We
hear of several farmer* w ho bath not
C t got snfliclent help, anj nerirly all
nds ere employed. .T"
Cotton came In fretly liikt week and
told up to 13 cents for trihlilHtig. .
'Misses Mattie and LJicla Mathew*
Dorn Olar came home to sphnd Xirtaa
hrlth the old folk!.
Willlstbn Lodge No. 21, K. of 1*. at
it* last hohf^lttlon elected the fPlIow-
jpg olhcers for hekt yearf J M Hair*
0 C; W M Jrines. V Ct J A Rountree,
I*: A OwellH, R R and S and M F; H,
iteff HarVey; II Ki G C Mathews; M
W; L C Sprawl*, M A; W A Boott, 1
G: L D Dicks, 0 O. *
llilyArd HUinrtielbwho hold* a tine
4 hosltlcin ih AngdfrfV Came homb to
||ten<i the httlldriv* wltll ids ihother.
MU* Uortense WUe who 1s teaching
Bear Clear Water cAthe holrie fb>
Xina*. ^
Dr. W:~W. SrtiUii of BaltlHiore ar
rived oh Tuesdav to spend aoihe time
With the old folk* at hothe. r-.
Mrs. Daisy Marhewl Hf Blriblnftv
ifrirtt. Ala ( , ifcat Wfirtie for a fbw day*. ;
fir. J. S- MatM|rs and wlfo were ui>
from DenmXfk to shJTrleiid* iffil relF
t *j e *T. Wise, whiffs Inca fed at Char
leston and holds a ItferatfVe ftosltfon at
the navy yardA. wa* up id see hi*
friend* am| spent.a <tay httntlng bird*-
Master Robt, Wlfll* went tff riutiltef
fist week to ApenAanme tltfie with blf
<l*ter Mr A. J. B White.
w fl Roufffree antf vlffe arid Ion.,
dnflth. apem Xmaa in tdwn. ,
J.C. Haff and tfadgffser. Clara. 6f
grangefrifrg wlr« l» t*‘ wn S«f» r d»y
ABtorhey T-d. Owen* *)f Aikeri t
iff b>Wn Surf-lar. - . . ... c *p
faut Xncf Harry McCreary of SWTan
ria'ff Apbn't Xufa* with’ thefr mother;
Mrt. f. tf H6CreA#v; , , . . ,
C. J. Firiklfng A'lid wffe sphni Ban-
dav Ih towri’. . ... . 7
Dr. F. M. Willfs and wffe arrived
last week to spend some time with
Capt. B. M. Wlflls. 7
Th« I’xori.a devils were loose two
day* last week, but tempted nobody to
bailuess. „ Now they are chained to
tbelr galley* again. 7
Kditor 11. A. Cunningham of the
'Vindicator attended the t'lmsrnis* en*
teriwinuicut of, the Elko Graded M'hooU
which he taught some year* ago.
* -—-^--^4-*^ • r,: -2 r >.W'; ~
Dr, George Tmld Pate, now holding
a responsible l p<»*fti‘>n w ith A leading
gladdenetj
ChrUtmas
vL’ll.
A
Married, at the residence of Mr. R.
W MVms. Mis* Lela ( bitty and Mr.
Wili'le Whets»one, Irnyh oj Healing
Spring* crimrii'uriHy, Rev. G. N. Askew
*4 HI 1,1 a 11 r\4r
svtltx. I*wvTT^« ~ ; • ' ■;—r—— r—
The annual meeting of the County
Superintendent* , of Kd«cAt}on waa
held In Columbia on - Monday and
Tuesday. Barnwell wa* well repre
sented by Prof G. Marshall Moore.
Saddle. hArnes* and draft horaes, also
choice lot bf gmivl young mule*, for
«ale, cheap for cA&ti, by
Moore & Co.
■- Mrr.'Lanra Stinson died In R^il Oak
Triwnsldp on the morning of the *2*>th
Inst., after a long iilne-s. Site wa* a
sister of Dr . R. W. Sander* and'Mr*.
George W. Peacock, and a most esti
mable woman.
Monday Vv-gan bluely, hnt a call
frnin Mr .TohU'C. Hogg of Blackville
changed Its complexion’ to silvery
brightnie**.' Hwis a wise young farm
rr and prosperous III* cotton acreage
will he less next year and he will .yet
sow wheat and live well.
iton. J. (}. Piitterthn ha* associated
with hirii In tbw practice of.The iaiv bis
son. J. D. PatW'svn .Jr. K-q.,'under
the firth name df Jv O. Patterson . &
Son. And had he aeafcnetl tne State
over he coultj not have found an equal,
for In brightness, capacity, high char
acter and parjfr*At, tireless indtiatry
And }lUri«lng pet-»on!tilty the Junior
wearf. worthily 1^0 dUtlngnished fami
1y nathe We wrUe JcnOwibgly of
good young neigltbor;'''
Ghrlsimas day was the warmest since
the joining of tlie fmit king weeks ago.
There w^a some tit under and" die
h*avy lintj long falling.rain made it
Majr at horde holiday, 4 n d many
binD owe their lunger lease df life to
tlifrWeebtngcloild*.. 1 .
v4« the.quietest Christmas day in
adet tide F'*r the jlecrea^ed pst* of
nre works and fleyy nui ls and general
good liahavfpr doth old and, young de-
*erve special commendation, it was a
goodly ChrUimas.
■t litve a full car of tho«e‘ celebrated
htfidebaxer Bro. MfgTb.’s wagon* in
all sties and At prices that are a* cheap
as .the quality will hermit. Give me a
td I will convince jou. ,,
W. W. Moore.
Ref. J. L. Harlriy. the pew pastor of
the Bgrnwell^ircuir; met bia first a
f{o{n\men.* at Barnwey and rtllparti qn
Snntf *
onr
was
ANNUAL M EETING. ' o
■I'he'County Board of Commissioners
will meet on Tuesday next, Jarittary
4th. 1904. This will be It* most im
portant meeting of the year.
£
w
Clark Street,—
my.y ,, .. n,..
OEPOSITE POVr OEFICE
Within six weeks I have sold
'■ 1 J ' J f. *
one hundred affd forty hmles
andliorses to satisfied buyers.
For the New Year I shall do bet
ter, and to begin with I have
just received four car loads, 105
mules and 11 horses, w;hich are
absolutely the finest in every
respect I have ever handled and
better than any other dealer in
the State will ever get together!
See me before buying.
• tW great Confederate rnvalrv lead«r, Forrest said that the secret of win*
Victories lay In'‘getting them llrst with the mostmen.’t" •
In Business the same tactic* hold good and at the commencement of .the
Campaign of IflOH 1 beg to H*«nre mv friend* anti the g<-n«‘*a| MQrefeitatftg puhl
that I am now olferlng the CHOICES»' AN D COM ib.ETKST stock of
GE^KIiAT,. MERCpATSrjniS
In Groceries
Prices Bight.
BLACKVILLE, S.-L
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.^
Services at the Church of the Holy
^ Aimstlcs-
j/ r?
Servh'e stll :30 a. m. and 4:30 f).
on all flr*t, third and fifth uumjars
the inoiitb, and at 4:30 p. m. on
Wednesdays.
Everybody fnost cordially invited
attend these servicesTJ- -tr A
in.
in
all
to
•*' --WS- -
Pocky Fofd Gaptalpupe Seed.
Saved by C. H. MATHIS, of Young & Mathis, at Rocky F
Colo., from standard size netted cantaloupes, ripened on the vines
twit
>»
Ford,
WATERMELON SEED—LinlMted supply of Eden and Jllue Qeni
watcrmelonFrsecd saved in the Carolinas from the first perfect shaped
melons set on the,vines. No Seed taken from the end of the melon.
Apply to—A. F. YOUNG &XO., .. Or C. H. MATH IS,
Washington & Duane St., New York. Blackville, S. C.
DOUBLE HOMICIEE AT KL'INE.
One of the most lamentable Vagedit s
that ha* eVerVuttlrred^wIthi 11 th* bor
der* of Barnwell County waft that at
Kline on last’Wedneadaji~idg!it, .28.d
in*t , when Mr. B. W. Jenkins lost his
life instantly and Cat>t J.^T. iTogg re
ceived wounds which resulted in hi*i
death on Sunday moining in the An-!
gusra hospital, to which |tlace he hud
been taken for treatment under that
eurnetU physician and surgeon, Dr.
Doughty,
Accounts received from the scone of
the sad tragedy have been so conflicts,
ing that we cannot aay exactly how
aWtrouble was brouj^bt about, but it
waa generally known that these two
men—succe**ful farmer*, good and
highly respected citiaens; melrof (am
ides, to whom they were devoted—*
were not on friendly-terms, becau-e of
Conflicting laud claims, but it had been
Jjnped bv thelr'.rrie'ftd*‘that they could
be brought to a friendly compromise of
their differences.
It wa* at a school entertainment that
ey met, and aTler an ’Exchange of
flieafctjS-werc brought into play,
Mr. Hogg rec»-ivlng four wounds fiom
a 88 calibre pistol and Mr.T^enkins re
ceived the contents of a shot gun, kllf-
iug hiiu tnatantlv.
_ Inquests were lield bv Coroner Nev-
ils. Dr N. F. KpklanM'Jr. marking the
post mortem exaininsmoiis. The juries
tound tliat each had come to Ills death
from wounds received at the hands of
tlie oilier. Mr. Jenkins was buried at
A lien’* GhapeL, on the 25th ins*., -Dr.
R W. Sanders condijctiug the. funeral
service. — ■——
On-tbe-4tS+li inst. Mr.Tlogg wa*
burled In the family graye, yard, Rev.
W. C. Kirkland conducting tli§_ last
services. - • —t—■—————
The very large attendances on these
sad occasions shoe*.how well th.ey were
honored . and beloypd, and how tins
great sorrow had touched the hearts of
all that knew them.
To tiledr stricken fatnilier, whose
Christmas time was one of heartrend-,
ing sorrow, the svmpAtlr.ea of all
Barayveli ai'e cxUtadpd.1 !
GUN AND PI8TOL.
A colored child wa* repotted
My Entire Stock of Piy Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Harness;
Clothing,
ever gathered under one roof in Barnwell County. "Xll were M-lCcted with ape-
lilitl PEkSOX a L CA UK early in the senaon nn«l before finy adviinee ,jn prh c#,
giving me the advantage of scenting the flrsi choice of the by»t market*, and
guaranteeing to my customer* NEW GOODS at old time price*.
- -1 «• • •
I handle only the best and mo*t healthful
foods; the gmxl* that maKe happy housev
wives, robu«t children, delighted vlritoro
and that reduce the need for doctor* service* and costly *ugar coated combina
tion* of the druggist*.
imL
comfort, elegant atyle and *«n»ihle economy
are nnited iii Hie haiulAoitiot thorough mada
■■ suit* ainl gcniiinelr good, underweir fitted t<>
all Age*, from the school boy to those In the riper-year*.
In Clothing,
ftge*. froui \he school boy to th
In Dress and Dry Goods
„ > v favorite* and
all the new candhiivto* for their approval In too great yarlytr and beamifol Ip
design m be catalogued.. Special aUeulloti iaealied to a loyely Hue of WRAPS.
CLOAKS and JACKETS. , *
' 1 an ) S DJRRFME. having the largest and best stock
JL 11 OllrffH? ft day’* ride, All from the manufactories. In ttho
United States, combining the
.most honest workmanship obtainable I am sure 1 can
whether your need* qre for the field or the bridal procession.
best material and the
please and prolit you.
. In Hardware, '*!
KOlTONs. and all other llnet pf O'&Nr
EHAL MERCHANDISE I .-offer full
. , . . 7 *i,ek* at price* tln\t will cure the decline
|n eottob —Clieck Homespun fi cts, Yard W'lde WhltO Homespun 6cU.
All other goptla proportionately cImmUI. ; :
Soliciting yqui;patroiiage and pledging m.V be*t effort* to make It to ypqr
pleasant adVaotage tacall, examine g<KKl» and ascertain price*. 1 confldeutlV
aWait your codflng.
t TRESPASS NOTICE.
All person* are hereby forbidden
after-thta-thtte-to-enter upon the lrii<l»
owned or controlled bv 11* in Bull
Pond Tow nsliip, BgrnweH,.County, for
the piifposo of hUnitng, Ashing, haul
ing awav who '* straw or lcave*,-pastu-
~rrr:
TtKGISj’RATlON NotlCK.
i,.-
The .Registration Rooks i^lll he opo«
ring stock or tre*pas«iog in any inanner
whatever, under penally of prosecution J f» JiinHf,..
to the full extent ofHhe faw ’ “ K«..r«i7r*
■ .i n. Walker. becretary.
J. J. Owens.
December 12th 1903,
money to lend
t
I am prepared to negotiate loi^n* on
improved farms for live years, partial
payments; inteie*t 8 per cent on loans
under fl.OOO; 7 per cent, on loan* oyer
$1,000. Don't write.,come and see me.
! J. O. P*TTKK«()a,
„ ^ , * BnrnwoJLS. C.
DRJSI). P. LEE, 11
Dentist,
WII.LISTON, - - ».! C
Will work anywhere In the coantr)
by special appointment.
•■wai
in the Court Hon^e on the first Moiidar
(sale day) in eayb'month duilng the
year 1903 rpr-rtj#mtt»a«tU»n of iuuM
bu»inc** aa i« required by Uw. _
W. J, Baxley.,
Chairfoau
R ALFRED A. PAHESSOS,
V * *v~* '
DENTIST,
* A-. #
v Allendale, S. C. t
r ’ ’ <« * • *■ v- : I
Visit* yonr home,by reqnesl, or will
' IP*** engagements - to practice
«TAT HIS OFKICK.'jaf
land for
SALK.
Tract or Land within five mile* of
Martin Station on the C. it W, C. R. R
containing three hundred am} Iffty Sev
en aerea, dwelling and outbrilUIngf,
three horse farm open, the balance' In
woodland, with a plenty of water.
Term* Easy. For information apply
to J AM KB L. MriLKV,
Come
see me at once;
Big Stock to select from:
Can suit or fit any one.
bLhckizille, s. c.
> •<*
killed,
obtainable
bnt no further particular*
. Ben Riley, colored, wa*
another colored than near
Sunday night.
During live holiday^ Fairfax, a
W« '
A NEW YEAR TREnT..
Rev. C. C. Brown, D. D, will deliver
one of.hi* hvmoroii* iectnr<is at Great
Saltkebsf< hie Cbuich on Monday after
the third Sunday In January, 1904, at
1 o’clock, p m. Tl»e oocaslnn J* ,to
raWtt a fund to he . applied to . tbe
chjtrch Atv.tuetery. The public I* cor
dially irivited to take part with u*..-
Ifespectfull.Y,
. 8! R. Bas* '
killed
Ulmer
by
On
6afi
am
uhei
Iriv, a ml on next
•h at MUpali and
mam qt
ii 7 da j he dill
Ealem,. , .
He w % a« horn neap North.In Orange,
burg District, in 1800. but Is alii\o*t, &
KarnweJIrpan having. |*epn prepared
for ..College at WJIHston.
prepare 1
— was
graduated fipm Wofford College. Ilia
last apWntmept , w*a' rtuqberland
Street Chureii, Charleston, where he re-
malhed the fujl term of four year* , If,
dMuIikeftlrla people aa: well aa he wIlLhe
liked Barnwell wfll he 4.a
colored man. Wash tfiyan *h n t at
hi* wife, missed her a.id fatally
wounded hi* sister, Lydia Young.
Magistrate John Googo of Allendale
held the inquest on Sunday on the
liodr ot Frank Roberts, colored, killfed
in Fail fax by Horace Waiter, colored,
and cqi,nimtted the Ktler tu Jail on
Afolfday.———i —
While hunting in Bennett Springs
township op H 23d Inat.jSiim, Jerrv, col
ored, wasshotinthe leg by the acci
dental discharge of hi* brother in-law,
Ben Harley’a gun/and. died from the
injury four dav* later. Magistrate T.
S. Dunbar held the inquest.
8
week
x 2Js yard* Art Squaies—$2.98 this
k ouly—ct i • *. - v
._X. .. . 8. KrasnofT*.
Wl\It« Hickory Wagpn*
fpy their lightness auu
Sold and guaranteed hv , ■ ^
. „ 1 > ' Sfoiair & Porter.
are noted
durabilty!
Hal.
•ur year*
Holiday .Gift
"• ad.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
A- sure sign of approarihtng iwolt
serjous trouble lu your system i* tier-
rpustie-s, sleeplfs*nes*.'or stomach up
set*, Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome capse*. It
n%ve|r lails to (one the stomach, regu
late th^ Kidney* gnd bqwel*. stimulate
the I.lver. and clarfly the blood. Run
drown aystem* benefit particularly and
nl 1 the usual attending aedie* yariUh
wrio des’re to purchase Mules [ under If# seurclUng and tborpugb eflec
tlvenes*. Electric Bitter# Is" only M»c,
and that D returned If It don’t give
p-rfot satl-factjon. Guaranteed by
X. Burckbaltar,
Lome for
All
and Horses of all "lasses will dp.jrell
to see n# before purchasing, a* we hare
them to suit everybody -and at price*
Suggestions—Read tk that are bound to convince. . ^ ( Greed/* Phanuacy, V
—, . . v i .. * ' ' tinijffin
TRESPASS NOTICE.
. •> lf ;cT-W- . , . . V. ... (
Any and all enti le* of any and all
pefsops qu ..my land* . In Barbwall
County; called the Richmond Hill
Plantation, for the purpose of bunting
by day or night, trapplng^-flshlng*
gathyriug and removing . .wood, or
straw, or committiqg any dinar, tres
pa*«, will be .poaLUvely prosecuted to
the full etteutof the law.
Wm. A. Martin.
'4-
BLACKVTfcLrE, S. C.,
to
— "- TO KENS. 7 -^-
N4c^ Room* of a comfortable cottage
In a quiet convenlypt and tleslfable
residence own pf Barnwel}; t ot
ticulars iipjdy at tblscfHce.
par-
^ FOR SALE.
A pice horpe; buggr, wrtgpn and
harness, very Cheap, Inquire at i'
8. Krasnoff’s.
fcllEAP INSURANCE
1 '■
For Safe and Cheap Insurance
Hi sure in trier-? v »
Barnwell aftd.Bamberg Division o(
Tux Mutual B^nktolickt Abbocia-
Tfos, r, .
We will, Insure-only 1,000 member*
in tbis division.
-- . FranS H. Creech,,,
< • . r ; Fresident.
John ly- Snalling,. ..
Sec. and Trca*. . / .
PENSION NOTICE.
, ■ f , w . ■ : ' 4.,' - F
Confederate Pensioner* and appli
cants «l!l please take.notice that Com-
nrlsahmer G, R. Dunbar w-IH be at the
Auditor’sdfllce m( Larnwdl on every
Saturday in January 190i; to l«*«e
blank* and tecelye applicutlon-.
D. W, bodlior.J.
-t— —r- — x- - *"-• - ^ h——•*—“ w—
Respectfully request* everyone
call liid see lilif %tock of
— - V ,-t • ■ .
' * •'— ^
Tny^Doll"; Express Wagon*, Ve*
lodpedcs. Redwood Dressing Cases,
Mirrors, BurritLeather Noyeltiei, Fine
China. - , .
Xmas Postals and Card*. Art Cal-
endars, T*>ui^hi!n Fountain I^hs, $1.00
to $3 00, Gold Pens, Fme Stationery,
Gtmiino lieerschaiith Pi fie* and 'Oigkf
VP% 1 I ‘ $
Tubes, Gold Spectacles and eye glaeaes,
- .4 - "!.
Musical Instruin^nts.
State of Soui h .Carollnn :
NO'TICE i* hereby given by the nn»
deiHigucd, and tii# associate*, desiring
to incorporate a ue,w CnuutjtMn said
State, out of portions of the present
t "1 Kilgefield, Aiken, and
, to be known by the iiamp of
Hfimnlotid or bv sucii other name a#
may be iletnrmined upon )tt.-tlui,electi<u>,
and petiiloning for same, that Mte pro-
(►ofed Co it My line iti tlm County of-
JBarmyeJl w ill he as appears lu the fol-
lowing afatetaent of the iioumiary Hire*
of the entire ‘proposed Chuntv :
Beginning at ayioiut.yKi the Savan
nah Klvcr, Edgeiicht County, known"
a* Scott’# Ferry, .running fn a North-
easternly direction up iho tarry road
Pi^xqa axd Organs Sold
Direct
VS ‘ » 7^1^ y V •- • ' • 4 A - r ' ” T' 1 - - ’
Spectacles Accurately Fitted.
• i; '
Repairing Instruments a Specialty.
If I don’t please you it wl'li be your
ofPii fault
. W \ XfiNG—Tfoaell Boarding Douse
as It stauds. Price uot.afated. /
032 B'oad 8|.7.,
AugMsta, Ga.
•/ — —
■- F JR SALE? / ^
. 2.fi / '0 pounds Barnwell County raised
Pecan*,.
”1 hare -oo hard-? Irih n«nnds Perari
uiif* growp on m j yro\t n#,ir Utni.-r
i b< \ have i . > . ' ■
and q iatulcy oorre*pAti<l'."«m <• d
i*r-- '.turn i
? • i r
LACRIK T.
1ZLA*.
JAM KB r. 1ZLAR,
J. R. ATK»N»OlSr
IZLAR BROS. & ATEIOT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW. . —.
"W BLAUXVil.LE, S. C.
Prompt and cartful nttjuttion to nil
tmsiae#*.. Practie h in all Courts, Stale
and Federal, —
Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
BLACKVILLE, - - - - V
■li
B’Bl be at hi# office in ~
day and Tae*day end 3
Will be nt hi# Home off
ary Frtdny and ftatanlay. *ad wHI make aw
pointmeiit* to ibm-I patient* at any ot am
coanty towns or caJlatAlwt* iwmimasmi«
^ l am aJhU xaadaatc Of PUlIndelplHa Ikmh*
Colivire: mvo imd ^Tentcon yeam •ciiTft mm-
tlcal experkpee, and can pleaae yon in aualftr
of work aud prkxa 4
T B. ELLIS, %
- .w .*•. ’ ■ ^■ m f +'•
Surv ejr and CM! Engineer
1» • > l 'C*.'! •• ■ > > i u. -if. V.
Spccla 1 attoa tion gi ven to the oem|Wt
.jllHedge vHW, Ga. | OtmtSL W * > * r ** ,oirM »v
A poatnlcarduddreiisedto 'vaalM^jw
tin, 8. C., will re•elye prompt attar-
tion. octl-80, if
C. F. Caliona,
}, I. Bukitodl
KcSab.
&
twn and Uirw quarter mile* to stevena’
Creek; tneitce In a N«nt4)reastemly
direction (our and one IihP mile*.to (h#
Marlititowu Road at Crafton’* place;
thence In a South ea*teriily, direcilon
eleven iwiles.to Old George May’# place
on the Aiken Corinty line; tire nee a
South-easteruly direction fifteen mile*
to Turner’* place, paasing one mile
Nortli of Bath, umllone half mil* South
of Laiigley.j thenceiu4LSotuh-ea«ternIy
direction seven and one lutlf miles to
MUIbrook; thence In a Soufh-easleruly
dhrectyo)) ten qiilea to lIa"thoni, (mar
tfte Aiken Goulvty line*! thence in a
SoYithernlytilirei'iion five miles to the
road from Beech Gland; thonco In an
Easteruly direction along #aid toad
>eveu and ope half mile* tn r Four Mile
Creek. Bm't’weli County; thence along
*aid Creek #even mrlea to the SavaiMVAh
River; theme up tiye Sjtvanmih River
to Scott’s Ferry, Kdgefleld County, the
point of hegiiining,
(Signed) £. M. BOATW-RIGHT. ..
Aa Secretary of liiuorpnrtu'.rui Commit*
tee, and for and in behalf of all other
petitioners. ,, .. .
Life, Accideiytj
LIQHTNnre
" Live Stbck
mUttANCC,
—At Lowest feates Ir- •
Strongest Cbki>Aii* r /^
Calhoun 4 co^
-OFFICES
AT—
NOTICE.
Xll Township CommiA*loncr* .WTH
pi«a*e *vo that their road*j and all-f-
bridga* under twelve feet wUTo. are put
in gired condiilpri a4 once. Some of the
Township* hava Comaiutailor money
to thglr.ttrad4r, and this must be ex
pended on the road* froie-which it wa*
paid. Please see that the road lists are
sent In and those who have, paid their
Commatrttmi are checked off in my- of-
THE BANK OF BARNWcLi.
P. it BUCKINGHAM]
BAEN«rF.l.l a «. C,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT;.
• ■ # , * •
IDLE H&SEt SECUEEL! 1SVESED.
life; insurance.
(Ageni for New York Life-
Fire insurance,
(Calhoun & Com0anv]
."■Ml
flee;
j expi
)cey vai
preparly
Crfatriuau Board. p liner, 8. C. tree. 8U1903.
Ltat yrmr property with me.
line lot of investmaat
detail* of perfertlng losM**
tended to. ““
k)>otideoce