The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 22, 1906, Image 2
Barnwell People.
JNO, W. mw, Bditar * Pnp’r.
COUSTT CIRCtLATIOS.
THUKSMAY, MAKC1! 22,
1SH)«.
IV of our Immigration n»-
rle« U po.tp^ned until: the r «t nrn °f
t»ur t harlratoii pnplt fr <,r J| W i«hi»fc-
r.m, where ho wa* M*t week liotmob-
%»]nx with Speaker Cannon and toaaor
lifCh ta. .
A GOOD AlTOlSTMKNT.
Herrotnry of War Taft ha* appointed-
Col. WlNlam KlNott of thla Htiito Cimi-
miaai.mer t4» anpervUe the plating «f
tnmh atonca at government expense at
Chi ifravea of the Confederate aoldloi*
w4»u4ied In Northern pri *ona.
4:ol. Kllhitt fought In Vlrtflnta until
IstiJ wh -n he wat »ent West. Fur rhI
lautry In battle nt Vleksborij be was
promoted to the rank of Colonel,
serve.I 14 year* In enngrea*
war. ~-
Mnce
He
the
Sevcn venr» have |ln«*ed since the
United States took the Philippines
Irom Snaln, but the little hrowu men
eontititle against benevolent nssimlla-
Xlot,
- CRKfiD.
I wUh my bnalneak to ho aa clean a*
tny home. I would do nothing and (
would not have any agent or any em
ployee of mine do anything that I
should dislike my wife or my son or
mv daughter to kpow at any time,
a Hlioat explanation.
I wish every corporation for which I
nth oven to the vere lea»t degree re-
sponslble to have its hnnine*a as dean
a* my Irome. 1 would have no oltlirer
or dlrceti.f or agent or employee of It
do anything that I should dislike m.v
wife,my son. or my daughter to know
at any time without exidanatinn, as if
It were m? personal business,
M-V busl.resa is my own U* manage ns
( wilt^ but 1 recognize that It la a oart
of the ootnmnnlty’n work, atid affects
others. 1 will, therefore, so conduct It
ns ta> do no one an unfair turn
I will not have a houre of luxury,
for the children of luxury are likely to
ire soft Nor will I live beyond mv
•neaus in order to imitate my neigh
bor‘s way of living; for to live be.tond
my moans is a He aiwl at last it plants a
cancer tn the sonl. ,
Everything tliat 1 buy for my own
use or Hie use of mr fatmlv mtist con -
trihuTe to character as well as to com
fort or convenience. „- <
I will do the square tiring as 1 go
•tlong so tliat I may not he tempted to
have any cant about “piiitantliropj^
when I grow old. , ^
^Walter T1 Pagm
In his speech at tie Geo A. Mat*
hetn Irinneraltho Altliiie Club. March
Sth. 1906.
TRADE MARK
rAPMERS'BoNE
RCGISTERED
t f'
The Fertilizer
lor Big Crops
with
■I Less Acreage
Fetter acres, lighter labor, larger yields^-a happy
combination secured with FARMERS , BONE, the
-^.fertilizer proved perfect by twenty-one years of great
crops from Southern soil. Farmers’ Bone is richest in
balanced food for every stage of plant growth from planting
time till harvesting, and is suited to a great diversity of crops,
from cotton to corn, wheat’to small truck. -
Made with
,.'s*IP7 -
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ROLL OF COMPANY
CA. VOL
“A” OF GUEOCFS 1st. SO.
KEGT., C\ S. A»
Age.
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C W McCreary, ('aptalu, killed at aVfmnation oT EclerShurg .10!h Mst< h
18«8; ^vuunded kt S|>ott.syIvutnia; liromot.ed loOnlond 17ih Ahirch, 1802.
K M urcen 1st Lieutenant; resigned In f8kl; now alive
A*. J. A silky; 2nd J.ieutennnl.; killed at Cold Harbor; promoted to Ul
TdeatenanC; miw dead. -Li——.—'Ju
Win l> Hush, 8 I l.lcutenant; promoted to Captain; now dead. ^
Oco. 8. Newman. Jst Corporal; wonnded at tiettjsbnrg; promoted to 1st
Lieutenant; now dead, - . *
J. WyttUTrsacry. Lit Mergcantr; wounded at Cold Harbor; promoted to 20
f.leutenanl; now alive. : 7
Ham tie I 8, Owens, private; wounded at deep bottom; promoted to 3rd
Lieutenant; now dead. , ,—_
j O Hogg, 2nd Sergeant; killed *t battie trazer’s Mill;, wounded at
Gettysburg.
Ktifn* M Mims, ’Ird Sergeant; died of diaeasc at NVilliston 1862; wound
ed at retefshurg. . 4 ... zr?— -v. •
Lun ford Y. liar by, 4ib Sergeant; w.onnded at w Mderneas and Ucep
Hottom; promoted to 1st Sergeant; alive.
Daniel 11. Droaland, 6<h Sergeant; wounded at Kredlcksbuig; promoted
to 2nd Sergeant; alive. •• , . ,
Virgil Harley, 2nd C’orporai; killed at liHttlcof Cold Harbor.'
John F. Sprawls, ;M Corporal; in Union prison at David’s Island,
wounded at Uettyaburg; dead
M. Van linen, 4tb Corporal; wounded at Sharpsburg; promoted to Ser-
geant: dead.' '
William W. Williams, .private; wounded at Cold Harbor; promoted to
Sergeant; alive. . -w --
Wash Halford, private; promoK*d to Sargeant; ft!iv4r^
W. A. Chatman, private; killed in battle at Detersburg; wbiTlided at Wll
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1ft 1». W. Ilnsh. Corporal; wounded at b
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AVJ^MliVus, Corporal; dead.
Wur. Ik. t 3 ’. Hell. Corporal; alive.
W. M. Uaxley, Corporal; wounded at Wilderness; dead.
,luo. W. Armstrong, private; dead. . ’, . • •
Alfred A. Ayer, private; uiaoharged 1861; dead.
Augustus Baughman, private; wounded at 2nd Manassas; discharged;
de«d. ——-
J. I*. Baxley, private; died of disease at Richmond.
S, H. Rites, private; wonndeiTTft some battle; discharged; dead.
S. W. Hell, private; in Union prison at I’nint Look Out; dead.
\V. H. Hlaiiton, private; killed in battle at Cold Harbor.
.Limes M. Brabham, private; transferred; alive.
JW. Bnrt, private; Wiled In battle at 2nd Wilderness.
Wilson Bonds, private; wounded *t V«4 WtUtornea*; alive* ' v ‘
Henry l^denstlne, private; died of disease at Richmond.
C. Boreklmller, private; In some Union prison; dead.
,1. A. Hurckhalter, private; ditnl of disease at Orange, Va.
Lncitts A. Hush, private; wounded at Oalnes’Mill; dUcharged; alive.
W. A. Cooper, private; died of disease at Guinea Station.
W. II. Craddock, private; wounded - at Cold U*rbor; dead.
C Cash, private; discharged; one of our Inst recruits.
Augustus Dicks, private; killed In battle at 2nd Mana«aas.
J. An«el Dinks, private; killed In battle at SpMUyIvar.la.
W Hldnev Dicks, private; wounded at Sharpsburg; dt-asl.
Joseph Dicks, private; wounded at Gettysburg; dead. ,
M C. Dunn, private; killed in battle at Fredericksburf.
T. K. Dunn, private; killed in battle nt Oattyaburg.
Win. Y. Eubanks, private; discharged; dead:
f;has. A. Gardner, private; killed in battle at Cold Harbor.
U H Ooss. private; killed in battle jit SpottsyIvania ^
Joseph Grubbs, private; wounded at,Gettyaburg; dead.
Burton Hall, private; dead. v .
J Wesley Hall, private; dead. < . * v
C. Helt. private; discharged; recruit.—
2J T. J. Hay. private; killed la>»ltle at Gettysburg.
— All the following were privates also:
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W. Jennings Hair; In Union prison at David’s Island; wounded at Get
tysburg; dead.
Ham R. Harley; dead.
Harrison II. Hart; dead.
A. Jackson Heath; killed In battle at Cold Harbor.
T. Jcffcreon Heath; dejoj^^^.--,. , ,,,
JowT. Holland; died of disease st Richmond.
Jno I'. Iloilev; transferred to Hlack> Cavalry; dead.
Jno. 1’ Holland; killed In battle at Wilderness.
11. B Jotmsun ; rtled ot disease In service
Win, Jones; died of disease at Richmond. —
W»«c A Reel; wounded at Wilde mesa and 2nd Manassas; dead.
J, Oliver Key ; killed in battle at Gettysburg.
J. H. Kev; Willed in bailie at Gaines’ Mdl. , . J
E. I.oe; one of the conscripts ami no iulorinstlou obtained.
Tbonms Mason; killed in battle at Deep Lottom.
C. Matthews; killed in battle nt Geltyiltnrg. ■■
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K. Mattbews; lulled la haW>ite|jLGej;yaUBHC ^
.1 O. MuLomore; died of disease at Richmond.
M. I*. Mcljemore; detached in Ajignsta, Gar.+$68; dead,
A . McDaniel; killed In battle nt Jericho Kurd.' .
WtIHam Willis; ki’.lpd in battle at Wildernts*.
W. L. Moody; wounded at Wilderness; dead.
W 4VMdfuliail; dieiLof disease at Richmond.
W. A.J.Nlnunoi)-; killed in liattle at Hatclier Run. •
S. K. Newman: died of diseaseatKiduumuT.
J. 1*. Nolan; killed in battle 2nd Mwonssas.
Calvin Owens; alive.
G. W. Owens; discharged; dead. „ • ;
Stephen Owens; wounded at Wilderness; alive.
Jessie Owens; ktiled ln bait e at Deep Bottom
T J. Orr; discaarged; recruit and placed upon detached service at
mo ad.
Rich
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J£. L. Peacock; killed in battle at GettvabOrg.
i’ea
eaeoek; discharged; dead
N. N. Quinn; conscript (don’t know.)
R. 0. (J<ilnn; discharged; conscript.
Jno. W. Rilev; killed in bajtle at Fredericksburg.
J. A. Riley; killed in battle at Frederlek«burg.
Newton Konev; died of disease at Suffolk, Va. , ^ »
F. W. Stansell; discharged; dead.
1 Simmons; died of wounds at Kichmoud; wounded at Cold Harbor. '
W. R. Smith; killed in battle at Frejlertekaburg.
Jessie-Smllh; killed in battle at Wilderness.
Jacob Sally; discharged; dead.
Lemuel Strlngfellow ; died of disease at Richmond. r ^
J. I,. Too+e; wounded at Wilderness; dead. f
A. Y. Tyler; wonnded at Fredericksburg; alive.
J. M. Tvler; slive
W. II. Tyler: wounded at Mtvnhssas; discharged; dead. - „
A.P. Ussery; wounded at Gettysburg; transferred Irom Florida regi
ment; alive.
J. M. Ussery ; dead.
S W Uzsery; Willed In batfle at Gettysburg. —*
... W. D. L Yarn; recruit and detached in Richmond; dead
^ J- B. Weatherabde; In Union prison at Davlft’a Island; wounded at Get-
tysburg; dead.
C. Weathersbce; died of wountHat'Kiclimomi; wounded at Fredericks
burg.
T. F. 8. Weatbersbee; alive. •
T. V'. 'Veatherabee; killed In battle at Sharpsburg. £-
Ben Webb; wounded at Wilderness: dead.-,, „
J. S Webb; di«d of disease at Suffolk. Ya. >
Twruer Webb; dead.
J. M Wllllatiis; died of disease at WIIIDton.
Wm. S Williams; died of disease at Willlston.S. C.-
Alien Williams; dead.
1), Win. Willlani'On; killed in battle at Wilderness,
it). YJ. A. WHIR; died of wounds at Lynchburg; wounded at Wllderneta.
Wooley; killed In battle at Gettysburg.
y Wooler; ktiledln battle at Qettvsburg.
uor A. Vt'oolev; deed.
I’rlestcr WooRy; killed In battle at Froderlcksburg.
Wm. II. Woodward; filled in battle »t Fre lericksb irg.
Joe Wages; don’t know (recruit■}
Aiu^s YoQngUcodj alive. ~
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Fish scrap is used in every ton of Farmers’ Bone, insuring nourishment
under aTTcrop con<ktk>os and making; it famous as a crop saver. Look
for the Royster trade mark. « -
HERE'S THE SALES RECORD
THINK OI?.THE CROP RECORD ^
1885x250 TONS
1090-1,600 TONI
1895-12,000 T< "
190a 58,4:55,]
1905-130,091
-A
IS
ONS
Norfolk
Col urn bra
Va.
8.C.
S. ROYSTER RUANQ CO.
Tarboro
Macon,
, N.C.
Ca.
:
Cydtton Seed.
Has your cotton seed run our?
Do yon want tb^ increase your yield
ano'her year?
Then write for priced airtr eTnffrfifnr
of the Original ^hlllip* Improved seed.
J, I,. IMIILUPS.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Jan. IS—3m.
The Kegisl.rutlon Books will be open
in the Court House on the first Mon
day (sale dav) In em h month for Hie
transaction of such business as "li re
quired by law, _- f
‘ W.J. Baxley. Chairman.
G. R Tiiinttar. Seiiretiirv. “ /
We Are Ready For You.
You certainly do not nppreeinte the fine prem
iums we arc.bffeiing you with Coffee and Tint.
Call and look at the heautifiTlt) pi ere Toilet sets-
whi^li we give with one pound of coffee for ^d.(X).
’hepc sets sell for SUM) everywhere. The eov- •
FOK0A-LE. _
One of the most desirable rcsident*cs
in Hie town of Barnwell flve rooms and
kltcheh annexed. ^All arranged for
convenience, barn and stables and othet
outhMildiugs. and evjr«Y4kjngcoint»ara-
llvcly, new,and in lirst dafs condition
Lot embraces 3 acres of land.
A pi* y to Geo, H. Bates.
Barn well, n. C.
Stolen!
At Night!!
On accoimt of the unexampled
high prices paid me last season
for my matchless Eden Gem Sol
idly Netted Cantaloupes grown in
Colorado I saved only a limited
quantity of seed beyond what I
require for my own ’planting.
Planters wishing First ClasslSced
From First Class Fruit. should
apply at once to the originator
and propagator of the most deli-
^efotiL proiTficml prohta*4r-dhta-
loupes in the worlds
-" They are, in their excellence,
fnHy what the- continent praised
iulenAVatcnnelons ..or
me arc-untversally accepted to..b^
ei*ed dishes wc’give with.one pomui ot cottee lor
(ioC sell everywhere for 7ilk: each. The (ihiss
IMtehers we give with one pound of coffee for T"c
everywhere for 2.K- each.' The Class Dish
es, Vases Ac., given with coffee give you the
Dishes, Vases and Coffee for a little more'than
the Dishes and Vases \v.ouId cost yyu anywhere
else. The thing for you to do is to comt r and
look over this display and judge for yourself.
Hoping to have a call from you,
-. Yours truly, - .
G. K. Ryan, J. S. Black, Bl n v an Morris,
No cantaloupe seed except Col
orado grown for Sale, and no one
Tfiem; fUT only Wty
in other hands and
Tas
else
pounds arc
they wero-sloklL for private use.
Eden and Blue Gem Watcrmel
on Seed grown at HlaekvilW—
sale. —
4''or full detailed in-
form^atfoiF^ipply to ^
C. H. MATHIS,
Bt.ackville. S. C.- o
C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckiniiiaia
Wm. McXab
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T.)
n
Calhoun & Co.
FI PE .
Life, Accident.,
CsrQlorie
LIGHTNINC
■AND-
A
Livestock
-mSUMHCE,
• —At Lowest Rates In- ■
Strongest Companies.
• -CALHOUH & CO..
—OFFlUKvS AT—
‘THE BANK OF BARNWELL
WEST END PROPERTY
FUR SA LE.
My home jilare, lot containg
bnlf acre, with comfortable aruall
dwelling, good well, barn Ac., and
.My ahop lot emtaining one quarter
acre, good ahop.'bUlKtlfrg, 60by JIO feet,
well.stocked with tools, are offered at
private sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to Mace Jeflcoat,
BarnwwU. S. U.
NOTICE TO DKRTt)RS AND URED-
- 7-—>■ ITGRS. —:
AH persons Indebted to the estate of
arlton I). Brown. ,deceased, are re
quested or make payment to me at once
and nil persons having irlaims against
the said e-tale will present the same .to
me duly attested as req u I red by Jaw.
• F H. Creech,
Ailmini-trator.
Barnwell, S. C. Ptbv, -24th, IftUU.
Dlt. W. C. ILKOIIS,
DENTIST,
Barnwell, - . . s. C. ’
Ire tlic kind
0, A. KENSEDY keeps
Two car loads of clipping
good ones just received.
“Fmm November i.st to_ Apri] I
will be in my olnce every day.
•From April to November I will
attend calls in the country
or
meet patients at any of our towns
b I
—h~~
Cabbage Plants.
‘k
I am again ready to •
To go with them, just re
ceived,. One Cjar PiedmonlT
Wagons, One Car Studc-
baker Wagons; a Complete
Stock of Tyson & Jones and
other well known best makes-
of Buggies.
r* O
Delays are dangerous, but
there is no danger in buying
my high quality of stock
and goods at my bed rock
prices.
Remember, they are,at
Q. A. KENNEDY’S,
WlLLLSTON, S. C.
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS.
a ____ J
DENTAL SURGEON.
BLACRVILLE, S. 0.
Will be at his Barnwell
office every Monday aim
Tuesday, and at his home
office in Bltfokville everv
Friday and Saturday.
fill.to ur o rde rjforear-
ly Xhd late varlcttew of
’ Cabh.igc:”" ‘1'bey are
grown in open air nrar
salt water, and yill
stand hard cold with
out injury;
Price?—$1.30per Hkk)
Larger the lote, smaller
•the priee^
AV.E.GAUU.
' Mk(;gktt, S. C.
INSURANCE.
Life, "~Kv, Fire,
Accident, Health.
W« represent only "Old Line’* com
panies.
THE HARTFORD LIFE, OF HART
FORD, CONN.
THE PfKEXIX LIFE, OF HART
FORD, CONN.
THK NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY
We have arranged with several Manufacturers
to sell their goods in this territory and will car
ry their goods in stock where they may be seen.
We will sell strictly high grade instruments on
ly and will make terms to suit you. / Would be
pleased to have you call and examine our lines,
or we will send catalogue on request.
Also, wc carry several hundred pieces of,
Sheet Music in stock; Vocal and Instrumental/
And if we haven’t what you want we will get it
for yoiu We can get anything that’^.published
in Music. Particular attention paicl to mail or-
dei’s. ^ Sheet Music is MfWCtly Yash ami no pieces
sent out on approval. S.nd for catalogue.
Allendale, - - - - S. C.
REV. R. A. YONGUE.
£
Not wire, but Strung Iron Ffene*.
At price* thnt defy competition.
A!m> Agent for the*
Celehrxted BA IX GROUND G
WHITE MARBLE. Will net
color or ntnln. Direct from Fm
tury to Cufttomer. Only the
be*t Mirble. No send and
cement. Cbexpext and best.
R. A. Yongue.
Barnwell. S. C.
JMAB & CALDWELL
\ ADVANCE SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT TO
THEIR FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY.
We ore receiyjng, and hurt in etock, a complete line o^nmf and
reaiwxiNble g-MxU, which are very attractive In atyiValiV^iiality,
tl»at we offer for your inspection at prices which wlir please you.
—Dres^ Goods—
Outline r»natet». in |>art. of Silks, Chiffon. Lawn, Organdie, India
Linen, Madras Gli.glutin, Pervaia. Swiss, Drene anti Blouse Llneo ka
white, brown and wdore, Pique, Waitting*. —
LACKS, Kiwbrohleriea. All-over* in lace and embrnlderr. Oiovaa.
llaiitikricbiefs, Faas, Coll nr*. Cuffs, Umbrellas, Purses, Hand Bags.
Hosiery,
A foil line for ladle* and children. A special fine for school boys.
Men’s half hoee ia great variety nt style and BoUb.
Table Damask in bleached, rorkev red and hlne. Table O’l Cloth,
TowoL—in Turki-h Bath. Iteiaask. Crash and Hock; Bureau Scarf*.
KoHer Towelling, Rubber Sheeting. Sanitary Diaper, Sheeting In
bleached and brown.
Underwear for Men or Women, infants Caps and Toque*.
Shoes.
Fur Men, Women and Children, in Black, Tan and white
ni a variety of styles in button jtnd laced Oxfords.
oqueai M
/
I White ean^M
f
All the newe*t shape* In Fur and Straw, for men and boy#f Chll-
dreu’s School Hats and Caps in straw, caseitnere and duck.
Thi-i is »o clearing *alen>f old goods—dear at any price-hut new
iresb good< of latest *ly|r* and |>attern». and we gnarantel) price- to
l>e a* k>w a* Is consistent with fair dealing-. Come sUit SOe unred
satisfy ybursert. — —
Cal (1 weir,
r
(Next door to Post Office.)
BARNWELL, S. C.
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
V
awn
v_
-IN-
TKE BANK of BARNWELL
Capital. - - - -
80RPLD8 and UffDIYIDED PROFITS.
160.000-
- $30,000.
MONEY kept in joar bonne may be lost by theft or ft re. Deposit It with ns si
transfer the responsibihtr. - — v ——
We earn HI RGI.A mNSlIRXNCE PROTSCTfOX, and hare flre-proof vaults.
w TheJwlih of depiMUfnir with n* will save vou many a dollar that might beunwise
J spentif ktptip jonrpoekets. CON fKAt T THE HABIT NOW.
W ’n>e c .’iirenlenee snd safety of iwylns all your oMigstiona by check, once trie
(ft will never be aiven up.
Chr*-ks and draffs can be safely sent to a* by mall without being registered.
Either call in penon juid open an account with us or write nr.
F. CAIJ101TN, Preskien*.
BUTLER IfAtiOOD, Vice-President.
P. M. BUCKINGH AM, Cashier.
G. W. MANV1LLE, Asst. Cashier.
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FIRE, OF NEW “
THE AMERICAN
JER>EY
THE EQUITABLE FIREOFCHAR-
LFSION ' ./
JH'K EMPLOYERS LI A HI Ml V t>F
LONDON
All Kind-* of Irt-un*nee iirumiuiv wri-
ten and arT.«:tHted to iu person 1>v
l IPp, Jstnis,
BARNWELL, S. C.
MONEY TO LOW.
On rxxMixa t.tx»*», I.ox«j Timr.
Vo (OMMIS.SIO.NS CH.tRUen, iioUKOW-
• w • ••
ku r.\vs actual <o»r or pkkkkctino
L6av'...- ■
UoK PCKIHKK IHroMMATIOir ADDRSHS
JOHN B, PALMER* SON,
Box 2S3, UoLiMiux, H C.
DICKS - HOUSE
634 BROAD ST., i 1
X
Acousta.Ga. '
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Excellent ■ room* and good
board. Rates, il.-afr per da£{ s,
rates by the week. /■ -. to
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