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to ■rpoint' M^eat, •drtrtiMmcDt and horn bWing, * i» C^anbU on the ?j iost, called . toll and a looeaome nine woweral. That cotaria drew lew attention than any base wB nine in iha Sonth. amatenr or oth* trwiae. And thoee “f.ee trade urchins'’ touted Uncle George Tinman to come ftud fight ’em? Won, dc wort nit hi/ hiti boHHm. School'll disniisecd. y. : Cd. J. W. B. Pope of the Columbia ftogistcr has ealied Gen. R R. ilcmi>- hiU of the Abbeville Medium, a crank, and the customary rammer fun mil coni' iaooce right away. . A comspoudcnt of the Edgefield Ad- vchiser nominates Moses Tillman for Gdvwrnor. We respeotfully my that it wdbld save time and relievo auspeuso if the people of Edgefield county would meet iu convention, decide upon what Ufty want, and “take k. ” The papers and polhiciuoa of Georgia Seen to he far more exorcised over the fioe for the Oovcruorthip between Gor- don abd Bncon’than do the people aliolurc to )k>11 the votea. And the lesson taught by 'he sntaQ attendance at the nm-s meet ings to eioet delegates to the State Nom inating Convention confirms The Pko rut's opinion that (hoy do not want cither bndly and a dark horar of the rigid pedigrae oouhl dutanoe both; Caupa (hreugltout the county, as so^n find reported, are fully up to (ho aver age acd with fhvorabla future reasons the OBrth will yield her iucicnae abun dantly. But we notice that crops on lands that have been long controlled by coloHd tenants do hot come up to those loabaged by white heads. And just here ia food fot thought for farmers in con- rcotion with the rec'itumcuikliou of the April Coaveutioh Ihroring cliango in the ayaiem of leoan'ry. Can thiugs be ebang- •d for the belter? By c.nubiu.itibQ aud cotnpair.u of individual experiences •nine good nwy be done, that would not cowe fVooa oae man tlicoriting. Our veneration for the .Supreme Cohrt of tbia State coaatrehia us u> hope aud believe that tbc Columbia Hegister in correct iu Its account of the recent ex- » ■*' 1 a amiMtious of applicauta for admission to the Bar. We cannot believe that the Juatiene of the Court of hut nwort oould no far forgot their exalted office as to be toadifc fifty to such white wasbiog, lima setviaj and baby ah oonduct «» is attributed to them by out ootemporary. If our iufonawiiou ic correct, and wo havtoo reason to doubt its entire trust- worthiness, the fault of indiscrimiuu'C and demoralising admissiuna has fain en tirely with the examining committees. is a current, and so far uudenied, ru- aaor that some of the applicauta refused on lbe first examination were better pre pared than others Who were admitted, auid the congratulations of the Court, af ter the sbcood examination, unload inex cusably apologetic and hypocritical, were It confirmation of the rumor and a rebuke to the feat exxmioing •ommlttee. The examiners seem nqt to have rc- oogniled the responsibility of their ap. pointments and to have given too much creibjt to (lie reoomtacudatinus of the lo cal iuetruotorat of the applicants, and in permitting the questions to bo asked to be sthtTcd beforehand have copied the common crumtning processes of country pedagogues in preparing their young bhargee for pie-do claniiwatiotn. All recurrence of Iflte trouble cah be jpreveptod in the future if the justices wH) conduct the examinatiens in person, and k would look much better if a day was specially set apart for that purpose and ndt a brief afberotton hour given to a mere perfunctory performance. Wc would like to tbiuk aiwayo 6f the Bupreae Court as without fear and above reproach, but if the Register is right, “the bloom is off the peach." — ■ syi Judge J, 8. Ootbran of Ableville shd State J. N. IJpscomb of t are candidates for the Demo- uonuoaiioa for Congress io the Aikeu’s Didriet- Io the • Gothran’a nomination, J. |vtle and W, H. Packer i Ifodiog candidates position; Ibrs and teb- coogross 1 KpU- Presbytofiana, 88 fBatho- and 8 Quak* 8 who ire te rn church or- 18$ who eith fa any charch or ■aaoctaiions. figures that ».i isjunry eahaamed the panel by frequent leagce. Justice to othora accused fled him in preventing the blocking of the Court, Rot. Bruce II. Wi^fams, co’ored, Senator from Georgetown, will run for Congress aguinst Smalls in the Seventh District. Youug men fre coming to the front in church na wall os in SUte. The recent e'ec lion of Uislieps of the M. K Church, 8<hii1i is proof conclusive. In Dr. William Wallace Ducan, our quomlem lellow collegian, pre- sent superior and always friend we feel a special interest, iu which all who hare ever met or heard him share. He is in tho full rigor of ripe manhood and well trained t>y many yc irs of active vervice to bear the bur dens and honors of high promotion. There is some doubi ns to the place sf his permanent residence. Of course lie prefers Carolina, but the call of his church is supe- rior to fuini y lies and personal inclinations. Texan, which now has one tenth of its mem bership, wants a bishop resident within her borders, so docs the I’ncitlc slope. I’erhsps llisltop Key will go to the bone Star State and Dishop Hendrix may change his present choice, Kansan City, for California. In that ereni Bishop Duncan will stay in this Stale. So far nothing has been decided and he feels that the world is his parish. Dishop Gallo way will remove to Mississippi. Willision, June oth, 188C Nt/itor l'( 0]>l' The first annual pic-nic at Goose Pond Park last Friday was a complete success. Notwithstanding the threatening of the clouds in the morning, a large crowd gather ed early. Georgia, all the points on the 8. C. It, R., and all p irts of Daruwrll County were well represente 1. Dinner was p eutiful and well managed. Dancing, electioneering, and courting were the prominent features of ihe day. Goose Pond Park, with its splendid pavil ion and beautiful surroundings, promises to be the favorite pic nio resort of Darnwell County. The t-all at tVjlliston In the evening was equally successful. it was marked by ilie handsome nppe i ratioe of (he ladies, and tbc benuMfHl duitcinf. Tile following are sorre of (he ladies that attended the ball, and what they wore. Misa Lartigue; width sflriss wiih red velvet bodice, diamChd orhaments: Miss li lar, beautiful combination . f pink mid blue satin,- Miss Phoebe M-irrall, blue nun's veiling trimmed with satin: Miss Gu*sie Morrall, of lihmta.pink mifC? veiling Miss Carti« Kaslerliiig, white ra’.in.' Miss I Irde Kaeterling, pink satin: Miss Kirkland, blue nun's veiling trimmed with saiin and oriea tal laee: Miss Dnmish, ofjAug'.sta, white snlln beanlitully embroidcre.1: Miss Julia Itoun tree, handsome dress of oriental lace: Miss Clara Roberts, dress of cream nun's veiling with while satin laid ice Miss Aggie Roberts, nun’s veiling dicss trimmed wiih looe, pink saiin bodice: Miss Edmunds, of Fairfield, whilt muslin wiih satin ribbons: Miss Dirtbn Willis, blu« nun s veiling beautifully trim met wiih Crusaels'lacci Mias Wenthcrsbee, while organdie, white saiin bodice: garni- tue of pink ribbon: Miss Hollie Sofgc, sa tin bodice wiih nuu's veiling drees.- Miss Kale fkifge, |*vhitc satin wiih crystal front Mrs. Ijirligne, black silk. Firs Weathers bee, swiss dress with satin bodice- Bkknctt Sraivos. —The crhlone of tl)’: IfOih nil. prostrated all 'he shad* trees in Mr Sara Dunbar'* yaH aril dertlolished 9cd blew away a negro heusc. Tox receipts and fragments of ihr house were alier*vard found in Dr M err all > field. amity distant. Alex Rountree, colored, was bitdly hurl but 19 out again. On Dr. Morrall's place the saw mill ehed was blown down, damaging bis engine an-l saw mill badly, three or four miles of pasture fencing were blown dow n; and so many trees fell on bis linecs, fields and roads that it took twenty five hands until the following Monday to clear away the debris. The 'desIntCtion of his t eurn and cotton was fearful. On the 1st hist., the colored distiller on Dr, Morrall's turpentine farm took the place of a teamster who was sick While driving a wagon fiom the woods loaded with crude turpentine, a wheel struck asihall stump in the rood and the distiller was thrown far ; ward on ilie rallies ; they, taking flight, ran away ami the distiller was thrown eo vio lently against a tree that he died from his in- juri« Iwfore Dr. Morrall hould reach him. ifrlbutc of Hvafttfift. Upon the death ol ourlricnd, Mr. Jesse F. Cook, who died May ‘22d, 188G. lie was raised in \iken county, and rc» moved to Barnwell counly in 187?, where he mado many Warn' friends. In his death the country lias lost one of its citumfe and the community one of i.s best neighbors. AN hile we do not un derstand the wisdom of One who docs nbt err, we humbly submit and say, Thy Will be done not ours, aud while the wri ter and ii any other friends and relatives arc made to feel so sad and luartstricken we hope that oitr toss may be his eternal gain and as a token of respect the T. U. B. A. C. of which he ivas a worthy member and treasurer, do tender their deepest sorrow for the deceased brother sod their heartfelt sympathy for the be- fcaved family and relatives of a true friend and brother of our dub- W. T. Cave. A fafabai Irijr faltorada' a great oesi qss afq la| Wix* —-r T M in who slkoofa fa Oorsraorof this Hfafars Hafl Bfal lfthrou^k tfa Ssa- Plate sOcr the next eloetfan, Rot sat- tafiod with talking and writing of who should be our Governor, our people are undertaking to have a Governor to suit them elected of Georgia, Aud yet wi*h it all we are kft entangled in a hopeless tre tru-tfa, Monday, killing six and W'unJing thirteen pa*■‘enters. Glad* stone’s Homo Rule bill wsa defeated in the Bri'iah House pf Commnns - Mon day night, 3l i voting for auJ 341 against it. Maxwell, the yonng Englishman, eonfusiou of avuiLible timber from which w ^° murdered hw frend Preller at St. it is impossible to gatheivone stick a hich I I/tuis, packed his body in a trunk and is probably more avaibbb than all of Australia where he was arrested The Fuproine Court has rendered a de cision in a case against the Abbeville county commissioners for payment for a bridge claimed by the commissioners to be dafootive. r J he court holds that the cir cuit court has no original jurisdiction in eases against counties. The derision will prove of ferfent fanefit to Urn cotimie* M by it all claims am to be adjusted by the county commisMoncrs tin nx-clvc', leaving to the cV:n val, h-nvov. r, the right fifrtppt .l t" th •i:\uit .-urt. its neighbors. This too with the State convention almost upon us. This should not be. Those who have the interest of the old Commonwealth at heart should com. moncc Is solidify or they will find them- aolves overwhelmed by a rot of polili ciuus who thoug'i not half ro honest, uor more able ore butter organizers. The names that have been mentioned for Governor arc of men of whom any State could well be proud; of men who stand without superiors for ability, CRprgy and integrity. All of them can not be elected ; and if their friends keep the names of all of them before the peo ple the result will be their un:.uimous de feat and the elcctiun cf some man who will not reflect upon the State so much honor as is contained in the little fin- get of any of the defeated caudidates. As one upon whom a'l good white men can unite I would like to snggost a name. He ling asked for notliiug and would perhaps find it very distasteful to accept even the Governor’s office ; yet h.s works ptovo Imn to deserve more from South Carolina than any other cit- tren she contains within her borders, glo riously ns have all her citizens acted. The gentleman alluded to is the father of the Registration law, the originator of the eight 1k>x law, Gen. Edward McCrady Jr. of Charleston. That South Cutolinn is absolutely Democratic ; De mocratic beyond the hope of ch.tuge iu cveu the most sanguine Republican, De mocratic without fiaud or intinnlatfon, Democratic, fair, square, pure and sim ple ; That the Anglo-Saxon is back iu the home of hi* f.ithcrs never to wander again is owed to the jiasatigt' of those two laws. Tit is state h is boasted that she upholds and advances all her sons who deserve it ; She has never borne a son de:en ing of more or who asked fur less. Tliis letter is written hy <^nc who has met him but once or twioe. who has u bare acquaintance with him, anti is writ ton on the respou-ability of the writer, without (ion McCra<ly s knowledge, with the hope that it will fall fall on fer tile soil, and with flic belli f that till the people need to ensure hi* (lection i* to have their attention culled to his ser vices. To those who do not care to snppoit a low country man and who want ;■ young man. In i in lull of blood and brnim ; a tine reprcsculaliu' of the new progres sive, wotking South ; a young nuu’s man, no better could they do than sup port tiic lion. Win. L . Mauldin of Greeav lie, w hn»e bnins and heart know no limits but thjsc of tbc State ; who lias always bteu at the camniHitd of the Democracy, whose brilliantly siieccssfu' management of his prn ale r.flairs »h tws him to be a live man at the helm </ any enterprise ami promises that the ship of of State would bournf with new life should lie be trusted to atecr it 1’kiwa. 'I ke lleiMh abd ihc liar. The late instance of at rid ness exhibited by the Supreme t'ourt in rejectingappli. cants for admission to the Bur is much to be commended.. And the subse quent relaxation by granting iiuother ex amination e.c ifnitio t« those who were at first rejected was kindly, and pas-ing them t/ii' /imc ihroinjli onict is also to be commended. It was ouly fair because these young applicants may be said to have boon taken by surprise. A miser able perfhnotory performance called an examiutttion grew up in the dark dliys of negro ignorance and misrule, which filled the Bar with inooulpefCtit persons, white aid black, many of whom have becu and arc tl standing disgrace to a no ble profession. <>«r present Supreme Court property, tve think, did not make haste to correct the evil, but they have at last determined that ignorance aad in caparity shall comfe to ati fetid. The Court did not desire to make martyrs of the present class. Rut look out fbf the future—no morfe questions to bt given; no more noses to be couuted to know tij whom certain questions will eotrto. The wliolo thing would be ridiculous if it were not so serious. If a fool be ad mitted to the Rar and an ass of a client pleo-es to employ it fbol, it is his own choice nml there is no great harm done; but that is not the evil. 3 be pfeat evil ia that sooner or Inttr our Judges liltvc to be selected from the Bar, rttul, wiTli an incapable Bar, we mu-t of course have incapable Judges; and the life, the lib erty and the property of every man in the community is absolutely in the hands of the Judiciary: The quc>tbns that should be applied to every man who seeks a Judicial station are llicwe: Is bo honest? Is he capable ? Mow enn you get those from a half educated Bttr? The Supreme Court in drawing together the striug of the bag and excluding the ignorant or half educated fledgling, de serves the thanks of the CJinmauity at large, and wc cheerfully accord it.—Co lumbia Register. | j '' • What a Bachelor Epitor Tttixxs — Our nurater friend, it eeema to us, ia too severe on the Mormons. We re gard the honest M.'tmoii* ad a saint when compared wltb tbe divorced lib ertine. Murmenlsm Is better than di vorce. Tbe Motjpon supports and pro toots all Ms wives. The divorce laws allow the man to smirch the hon or of preceding wives, before throwing them on t he world alone and unprotec ted. He Is bound to protect and pup- port only bfa last conquest. According to our way of tbibking, ibe Mormons are the worst peraecdled people on this continent—Proas ahd Banner, The Misses Cater of Abbeville have sold much honey this season. They took from bno hDo of bees tweoty-two pounds nt one tlifie. These Indian have also a eood crop of wtrawberrfrw. They and whence ho was brought back lias been found guilty of murder. The Hampton Comity Commissioners hare increased the reward offered for the robt bers of Treasurer Lawton’s safe to one thousand dollars. The Laurens County Commissioners advertise for the repair ing and rebuilding of twenty-three bridg es. The State Democratic Executive Committee met at Columbia Tuesday night to confer about the campaign. Damaged Corn as a Mule Killer.— Wc have learned of several farmerejin this county and throughout the State who have already loet fine mules this season by feeding them on western corn that bad been damaged. How ever, some of them contend that It docs not pav to ndto* com, but they can pay from 81 to 8125 per buahel for West ern corn that often kills riiefr stock when they are fed on It. Bad corn will kill a good mule as quick rs it will a poor one, end with the loss of muh-s and paying such bfah price for the corn to kill them wi h, we can’t see wherein the farmer has tnuch profit on raising cotton Ht eight cents per pound wherewith to meet his losses on ranh-s or any oilier lose©*. —Camden Journal. A Certain Cork for DnrxKEjtNicEH —Valued at 85, and certainly worth It If < fflotent, la the ‘Ortatn Cure for Drunkenness ;’ Sulphate of Iron, five grains ; uingDeela, ten grains ; p* pper mint water, eleven drachms ; spirits of nutmeg, one drachm ; twice a day. This preparation acts ,i« a tonic and stimulant, and so partially supi lies the place of the nectisfomed liquor, and prevents that absolute physical ami moral prostration that follows a sudden breaking off fr mi the use of stimulating drinks, —Chicago Herald. ^ jjijB r CAg tHta^SwMTfairaSSnilSe Mnuoaihxi for C*iaife)j|liiMI «*tfarrhaary E'action sid pfaJgy pyfaif to abide fa result aad reppsrt the party do ..iatf. A BU18T. I respectfully %nseance myself a modi- date tor tbe Democratic nominalie« for feckuol Crtmmfauontr *t the Primary Election anu p wipe myself Io abide iu result sad tbe (arty uoaiuae. J.8.MIXSON. support l.ol le> ten. Under the Uwa of this State, It In an offence hcuIi Rt public Rolh-y to buy or sell lotu-ry th-kcls. If we kn> w (>f any one drawhig a prlz-> on Recount of such llrketn, we*would not publish the fact, thereby Rdn-rtlsing that which Is unlawful, and leading thousands Into the temptation to spend their moDej for nothing, and that too contrary to the statute in bucIi ctiai s rtiMtlc anti provided. The publication of such fxetM baa given lotteries nn lodefliiite •ttnount -d a 'vertlshig gratis, atui It in ft'iquently done unwittingly, much to the Inter-st of the lottery, l-y jonrnala w|i|eh are opposed to li'tlcriiB oil pi lu- clpie.—Pickens Sentinel. I respectfully announce myself a osndi dale- tor the Uemoersiie nominsilon tor bchool Commbial'Hicr at tbe Primary Electian and pledge myself lo abide its reeult snd support the party nominee. J. J. AARON- I respectfully, apnouace myself a candi date fur ibe Dcraqftmtic nomination for School Comniisaioiitr at the Primary Elec tion and pledge myselMO^hide Its result and support the parly none ncc. TH03. A. flAGOOD. • I ' i • * In announcing my-elf a paodidate for Probate Judge of Barnwell County nt the coming election I stand pledged jo abide by the rules and regulations which shall govern the Democratic parly. Piespecl fully, , * LONGSTKKET GANTT. To Ihs Demotnflie Volen of Bamtcrll Counly : I ask' to be considered a candidate for nomination as Judge of Proha I e in tbeap- proHching election—subject in all resp-cts to tbe pledge* and regulations to control us * Itaspeettully, A. HOWARD PATTERSON. Darnwell, uih April 1K8»i. STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA. BARNWELL COUNTY, IX THE COURT OK PROBATE. By B. T. Bice, Lsq., Judge of Probate Id BarDwtll County. Whereas, W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P., ap plies for letters of Administration on the dere lict estate of Robert Harden, deceased. Sr. These are, therefore, to cite and adiuonish all sud singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear hefur* me at » Conn of Prubatc for the said counly lo be hidden nl Dnrnwrll C. H. on Tuesday, the ud day of June, IHWJ, m 11 o’clock a. n:., to show cause, if any, wliy the said ad min-si rat ion should not be granied Giten under my hand and ihe seal of the Court this 12th day of May) A. D. IbtUi, and in the llt’tk j ear of American Inde pendence. It. T rif'E. Judge of Pndxife. P blishcd in Tttr Pkoi-lk May l.lih, 1 ?8ti, and posted on the Court Douse door tor the (line i e<|uii ed by law. IticHMOND. ^'Ql serve a liaiited number of raareA tbfaaeMoo, either at tbe borne atublee or in any converlent neighborhoods where fiv) or more desire bis services. Richmond Is a rich mahogany bay, four years old, sixteen hands high, kind, gentle, graceful in actio?', and in prints aort pedigree has no superior in lower Carolina. 4/tbougb untrained be can (rot bis mil?,In three mioutrs, and all. hia an cestors have been superior roadsters an<j feombination horses, block rais es .are invited, fa-fore making their arrangements, to call to see tqe at my plantation in Sycamore township or to corr^pond with roe, and* gny further Information desired will be promptly furnished. J. P. PR1ESTER, fell- AI lends le, B. O. Ibtnwell fUilxuad Train* cynuect wiih South Car- olln* RsIIwst Trainsm fulluwii Mo. 1 ba* jotuMa-tioolouiw-SuutJi CaroHaa Railway frmn .Uigud* and Churlextuit... Mo. 2 eoancets with Sudth Carolina Railway tor ‘L 1 t-t* Eact abd We ilKOarWin* Railway rlrslon oml Augn-to. - Carolina Railway for Char lest on, Uotuudda ntel nil mdRUtttaatand West, = . M D. (. ALUCM.G. P4T. Agent, e JOHN B PEOK, (tenonif Mnuager. Charleston, AugwaRURlS aM J*’". S has own nectl<ui frun from Coluaibio, Cam-Jtn, C]J Ko. t connects wfth t-cKft S;>uth Carolina Bailway* Commencing 'tfif 3'rti, 1880, trails will tin as follows: Mortgagee’s . s slr ofPrrsonsi Pniperty. I he Watibtowx Steam Engine Comp vsY Aoainht, J Lawt >S Sandfws. Wh- re ir J Lawton Handers on April 15'h lMft5, m»<le Id* certain notne in favor of Hie Wrtteiti.wu Ht'NVin Engine Cr'mpanv oldigAiinrr idin-e-lf to pay to Uu-m Hi*.' rum of t-ix lintidi e<l iuid nlnoi y-eeven dol lars and thirty-seven cents, and to eecu e Birch payment < x-TUtod nnd delivt-red to them on sold date. Id* ntorlfpige of the property hereinafter described. And whereas the eoiiditions of Bid I mortgage have been broken by reason of the default of the defendant 1*. payment of Raid notoe. Now, therefore, the Water own Steam Engine Company, by virtue of the power given it hy hhM mortgage, will b«1I at puhlicoutcry at 13 o’clock, M. on Friday, Juno Ifith 1880. at Darnwell flotvrt llteise. Oue Eight ll.irso Power Watertown Sta tionary Steam Engine, One Eight Horse Power Watertown Locomotive Roller with Stark and all HteAm and Water Omnec- Ihtiin belonging or In anywise appertain ing thereto belonging. Tentis cosh. To be paid by bidder when property la kuockel down. WatxktoWn Steam Engine Co, Mortgagees. • Dy Choa Carroll Simms. Th ir Attorgey. Juno 10th 1886. Juno lilh, 2w, ^otIce. All persons nr* hereby warned fio! to em- ploy BEN PINKNEY, colored, as spy one doing so s ill hr proaccuted to tbe full extent of the Iftw, Said PINKNEY is under contract lo work with me during ami until tile epd af the pre sent year and lias left my cmploylheut wiih- out cause or my consent. Barnwell, "r June, lS8t>. \V. C. DAiMit. IVOTICE All creditors cf the estate of James F. Bids!, late of Rnrnwell County iide deceased, are itereby not died to render an account of ibeir demand*, duly attested, to the undersigned at Rlsokville E 0. All parties indebted to said estate ftre required to come forward and Beiile the same. A. Bfiisr. fexeeutor June 10th 18EB, Sw. Nulice to Dilitors and (.'rrJilors. AH fwrson* holding cliim* against ilie es- iste off fv Kirklan-I, dceeaacd, are hereby notined to prescs! them du.y atieslrd before me ou ur brloreihe l^!h dny of June A. D IHSti, aud all who are iudebied will make payment to the undersigned at once. li. T It ICE, J. P. D, C. may’JT -Tw H- FULLERTON BUIST ATTORNEY AT LAW, ■>I.A4 R YII.I.U 8. C. Will prafetice In all tbe Ooitta of tbe Btate. Special attention given to Collecting atjii Conveyancing. TaPATTERSON ATTORNEY —AND — COUNSELLOR AT LAW, HAR* WKIX. C. II. m. €. * Will practice in all the Court* of the State and give prompt and faithful at 1 tention to all busiueas entrusted 16 his Care. i tor fc-nd 1« eenl* [sMtage, and ge will matt you free a royal, valuable, MUUI-lv 1»>X of Ktssl* that vrlll put i la K you lu i la- way of uisklnx mure mo- ut-j at ooee UtaN'anytMw' • tse In Am.-rie*. Both «."(** »f s'l i'i~- c»n ilv« *• h-uue wnrl- In - itaxre aireKdy acid fit*) qgArt*, ttItli t fon- ’ ’ ,,r < »t"' 11 “ '■ Ijr im'i^ the iHkU*. olltv •! a v* i w. h. t a GET READY IN TIME For preparing your cotton for rnark ’t in the Ik-ri manner *<> ihot you can rc alizc the Id^hcst price*, by having your Gins put in pood order by tbe use of tlic 0’\ KILL GIN FIIARI’LMNG M A CHINE, wiiich has given such general satisfaction the last two year* iu this ounty. It i* ro well and favorably known tliai uo canv.ios for work will be made this year, but you can pet prompt attention hy writing to or calling on C. K. BRYAN, owner, or II. K. CJL- LAM, manager, I^w T. ()., 8. Rkkerexcex; Barnwell C. II,—S. C. Cave, II It. Cave; Ruldoc, (). D. ArrWilson ; Buford's bridge, Dr. II. J. Kcarsc ; Kearoo, J. Ritter; Ehrtiaidls, J. C. McMillan; Midway, G. K. Hutto; ItaoilMtrg. K. R. Hay* ; Grahams, J. G. 11. (Jues*, L. L. Rice ; Blackvjlle, W. H. Nevils ; Elko, W. Tarleton Cave; Wiliistnu, Dr J, M. Smith ; Ulmers, W. II. Boynton : itiiLinr FORTY YEARS A StJFFERFR FROM CATARRH. 1 WONDERFUL TO RELATE! •‘For forty yesis I hart l>ecn a victim to CntM-rli—throe fourths of th* time a sultcrer from t-xeruciaiing pains across my forehead and my nostril. The disebarao* sere so offensive that 1 hesitate in mention it, ex cept for t he gord it m»y do some other suf ferer. 1 have spent a young fortune from my ourniog* during my torly year, »f suffer ing lo obtain relief from ihedoctupa- l have tried parent mediefae—every one l could l*s r n of —Iron, the four corner* of the ran h. with no relief. And AT LAST (57 years of age) have met with a rsniedy that ha*cured mo entirely—made me a new m*n. I weighed PJS ponnd* am! now weigh 1 Ifi. I used Shirleen tom lea of (tie a»edici»e. and the only regret I hare is that being iu the humble walks of life 1 may not have influence to pre vail on all catar rh sufferer* to use what ha* cured me, Guinn’s Pioneer BLmhI Renewcr HENRY CHEVIS. No IffiT Second St . .Macon. Ga. Mr. Henry t’hevis the wrilei of (he ut«ove, fot-uerty of ('raw ford count v. now d Macon. Georgia, merits the confidence of all Inter ested in catarrh. I*'. A. HUFF, Kx Mayor of Macon. A Nl’I*JCHIX Flt'-h FitHlutri i.m! Tonic! Guinn's Pioneer HI(xh1 Reneurcr I'uree all Bfiod and Skin Disease*. Kiieuma- n*ni, Sc re Tula, Old . s ort». A pcifeci Spring I Medicine If not in your market >1 will lie forwarded , on receipt of price. Snia'.l buttles ft OU, I large 5-1 7.>. I b>*av on BIcod and Ski^ Diseases mailed free. MACON MEDICINE CO., Macon, Ga. — For sale by Brooker 4 Son. D. K. Bligg* k Co.W.s. Eaves and J. 11. Price. janlil PLEAS\NT ROOMS, FIRST (’LASS TABLE AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, *211 Kict' Street, Charleston, S. C. ( Four Doors Sooth Ac t lemy of Mutic.) - Thia w-ll ;tl puiuted Hotel will be opened fop reception of Guest* Ivlarcb 1,18*5, hy G. T. ALFORD, reo nil} i'ropcieior New Rtigliton H ‘tel,8alll- van’* Inland, 'ihe Wititisor is newly furnlKhe 1 IbrtMiL-hout, haring ban mattiesst-s and wuven *a,<-wpui>gs on all he'te. ^'o make tbl* h sttk-Hy fam ily Hotel no liquora will be sold ou the premises. QriYing many yenr* experit nee, I profniaw to wll TavGrlnp me with iht-lr pair.>t age * plccsuiit Lome while in Charleston. Rotes : SI 50 to 82 per day. LToetul rates by week or month. fel.26 A5GU8TA' DIVISION. WEST /Daily) 6 3-j a m Leave Charleafon Arrive M Drsnc-bTfll# Leave Branchvtlle Leave Edisto Leave Mldwsy Leave lininber^ Leave Graham* Leove Le< * . ■ Leave BlackVllle Leave Elko Leave WtJli«fo^L Arrive at Aagcsla (Dally. 6,10 p m 8.86 s m 7.20 p m 8.60 a a 7.86 p m 8.63 a m 7.06 p m 9 09 a a 7.66 p a 9.16 am 8 02 p si 9.28 am 8 04p t m 9.88 am 8.V4y>m 9 46a m 8.81 p a 0.68 am 8.44 pm' 10 t'fi a raf '8.5G p m 11.26 p m 10.15 p m EAST. i.eave August a LeaveVX iiltVtoa Leave Eiito Leave Bloekville l.eava I.See Leave GfaItai^a Leave Bamberg Leave Midway Leave Ed rato Ar. at Branchvflle Leave BraaehTilla Ar. at Charles von COLUMBIA DIVISION-VEST. Daily (Except lu Camden) (Oallyj PaPy C 1S a m 4.60 p m 7 81 s in 6 .(17 p m 7 87 «su 0.13 p m 7 f>0 a m C.2t> p m 7.68 a m 0.38 p m 8 (VI a m 0.44 pa 8.17a m 0 66 p a 8.26 a m 7 02 p a 8.-16* m 7.12 p a 8.46 a m 7.22 p a MBa » 7.44* p m 11 UO p a 9.30 p a l.cavA nraneiiviUa Arrive at Camden An iv« *i Columbia LeaveColu ubta Leave Camden Ar at Urauehvitle (ADVER1T8EMENT.) A Parwwttf Opinion* To the Democrat* of Barnwell County, In eelectlng public Bervantg, the De mocrats ought to be governed by bue- inets* principles nnd take tbe best that can be had. That Is especially true in tef»ard to offices that are executive and administrative In character. The gp'st efficiency with which Rev. Arthur Buiet has discharged the re sponsible duties of the County School Cotmhisklonerehlp for elpht years is known and read of all men. He has paid the legacy of debt left by Repub lican misgoverntnenl and with the ma terial obtainable has made the school system in this county as good as it can be made tinder existing circumstances. As an official be has few equals and not a single superior In the State and with all due regard and deference to other present and pnesiblef]CAndIdflt.e8l do not think the county has ft Citizen who can make ns good a Ootomlesion er as be has been. Is it wise or sensible then to make a change: The fact that hehae had the office eight, years is an argument for and not against hts re-election. The county owes him Just as many thanks for hlicood services as he owes tbe people for their repeated confidence. Mr. Buiet Is not now, never has been nnd never will be an office hunter. His life Is too much occupied with good works to allow him time to engage in that business: Besides bis record re moves all necessity for any suck elec tioneering acd I therefore faradtotr him for re election, being Jfeovlnoed that beds tbe best man thujflMNbe got for that place and tba^pwill give Italue received to the pfed^e who trust vim. Civil r tTt:^r T,rr 8.61 am 7 85 p at 12.87 p m 7.42 p m lO.Sfi a m 10 00 p m 7.00 a m 6.27 p m 7.46 am X. 16 p m b 60 a m 7.20 p m EX Pit ESS (DAILY) WEST.) l^.-vvf Charleston 10 80 p m l euvr llrenckvillt 2.86 a ia Leave ItlackviH* 4.26 a m Ar. Augusta 7.22 a m EXPRESS(DAILY) EAST ) Leave Anyurta 10.30 pm Ar. at Black vill* 1.42 am Ar. at DranthviH* 8 16am Arrive at CLarlrrtnm 7.16 am ••CONNECTIONS." Cinnectiuns made at Augusta with Georyla H It te and fi am ad p >inie W eel > ud Sonlii- west.by el! train*, wiih ihroo*h Mevper bn- tween Charleston and At'ama on bight Ex- |ir«e* trains. Connections msrleat Chartewton with Norik-' Foist*nt K. K fur prints North and with New York Steamers nn ShIukUy*. . (••nnectiwns taaiia at Columbia with Cn- lutoLia snd Grevnvitle H. li. aud Charluite, Columlda and Augusta R. K. U> and (rum all p<-intson both Uoada. Conme^riua* mad* at Blackxillv with Barn- welt It. K D. C. ALLEN, O P AT. Agent. JOHN B. PECK. General Manager. 11 FROHT OF THE COURT HOUSE, Bornwflll* !S- O. N Is now open fur the reception of transl nt and permanent boarders. Every attetitloB will be given to the comfort of its guests. Fare, the best the markets will afford. Rooms always clean and comforta ble nnd tbe beet set vice that can be obtained. BEN DAVIES, Proprietor. “THE Blafckville Bakery, TtEBTATJRANT r —AND-- FesU; Gressryi J. H. BOHoElt, Proprietor. Fresh Bread every day. x Meals at all hours. All tbe delicacies of tho season. The choicest confectioneries, cakes, candles, canned goods, fruits, vegeta bles. All at tbe lowest prices aud warrant ed to be tbe best. CALL AND BE WELCOME* J. BORGERv Railroad Aventufe sep4 KTATliLLIS, A’TTLOKNKY AX LAW, Mrtmwell C. H., H. C. Special iitentioo to Conveyanoiog and Collections. <lec3 Notice of Application for Charter. Public notice is hereby given by the an- darcigned thet thirty days after the date fesvtof they Will apply to W. Gilmore Simtas, faq.. Cltsrk ot the Court of Common Pleas, tor a charter tor a Cotton Manutocfnriag Company and far other purposes. W. HENRY GRANT, EDGAR £. ?£LE. Gih Mav, IfcW, A Guaranteed Cura -FOR- Chills & Fevers. _ THE RIVER SWAlil-CHILL ANO FEVER CURE- This great Remedy will, when takes according to directions, never fall to cure the worst cases of cbiifa. When twu buttles are taken tbs cure fa guar anteed or ageuta are Instructed to re fund money. ~ This Remedy fa the Wonder of the 13th century. It fa a preventative as well as a cure. PhlfeE $1 00 Fra BOTTLE, For sale at Blackvilie by D. K. Baioos ft Co., and at White Pond by WlLUM ft 0<fc' General Wholesale Depot, k BtXxx ft Co^ - Druggists, Augusta, Ga. thafdfi « Green B. Eicli. o . ' . -'I Jeweller and Fhotegrapher, BLACKVILLE - - - - 8. C. I have just received a fresh slock of watches, docks, jewelry, solid #sd plated silver ware, watch chafas, Solid fad plated; gentlemen and ladies rings too* $t ts $50. Also, Bus lot of rock crystal spaetaefas, both ia Mae tint and white, gold, siokleaad steel frame* to suit, lenses. All kinds of watches clocks sad jewelry repaired end warranted. My slock is select aad very Bat wad I cor dially invite public inspect ion. doth CECAS- O. LEHT.Tpj, Wholesale abd Retail Commission _x>kaus nt- PIS If, OYSTERS, GAME AJfO ROtLLTRY. Stalls Nos. 1 snd 2 Fish Market, Office Nos. 18 aul 20 Market! East of East Bav Cfarfeatov Be Consignment* of Coaitry ^lodaas rcsf>ectfully nolictted. PoMtrv, Enx te. All older* Siisd vtd dispat eh.