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UbiilVNHk) ■i ". . i 130L.L.A.HM ■' 1 v 1 TllUIWUAY. MARCH 3.18H7. ■ .■■■■ . Th« ont crop looks w«ll. Fall moon next Wetln^mlay at .‘k35 p. m. Graded School ftrN -for girls and MisSes at Mrs. Molair's. ^ It is now certain that Barnwell will Jiaye a Bank before long. Twelve Northerners are wintering at Rev. R. •Knight’s in Red Oak. Coirtitry corn sells readily in Barn well at *>a cents a bushel, cash. • • . & The stockholders of the Barnwell Graded School Association met on Tues day. Twelve hundred and sixty-two liens were tiled in the Clerk’s ottice during February. - Mr*. E. II. Dow ling’s life was Insnred for one thousand dollars Jdutual, of Virginia. Two new ordinances are published to day, for the guidance and government of Barnwell people. . * Thirty-eight thousand dollars have been subscribed to the capital stock of —the Bunk of BitrnwHl Tax Itciwrn*. ' *rntll the 20th last, tile books wlTi le open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wed nesdays, afTHK PaorLE othoejfur re ceiving ret«ms of all real andLpetijjj&ntl pjropeny in the Tow not' Barnwell. X. G. W. WALKER, ' Clerk of Council. W. J. RATE, Receiver of Returns. > Rev. Richard Knight will preach tu the Presbyterian Church, at 11 o’clock, next Sunday morning. A slight, sort of eye opeoer earth quake sbpek w a.*, felt a little before six o’clock Saturday morning. While out bird hunting last Saturday Week, Jlr. Willie Bay of George's Creek ' had three Angers of bis right itaud shot otf by the accidental discharge of his r- gun. I— Married atJIeallng Springs church, Wednesday evening, February 2;U1, lt«»7, by Rev. A. Bui*t, Mr. W. T. Hay ami Miss Xetiie *McC'lrrdwn, both of Baru- well county; ,* The w ill of tlie late Mt- Henry W. AValker, tif Midway, was admitted to probate last week. Dr. W. B. SUvdly, the executor, is authori/ed to continue Mr. Walker's business. Married at Hendersonville, Colleton ■county, on the sail ult., Mr. H. F. Du- Bose.oif Barnwell eouniv, and Mrs. C. W. Buuton, of Colleton county. Trial Justh*e Hewitt officiating. **A stits'U in Ihne saves nine.** A dose | of iiiedieine often saves a doctor Idll. -For Cruighs. Colds, Asthma, and in fact I all l.ung ami Throat tnmldes take Hughes' l.ung Cordial and lie cured, i Ask yonr druggist allnut it. A kitchen of Mr. J. A. Jenkins, just 1 so'ith of town, was roblied anil burned on Monday night. A carriage, road ' cart, provisions and other per»<|ital pro- fiertr, amounting In value GMliree hun dred dollars, were lost. No insurance. The Blackville Y. M. C. A. w'lll bees- \ jieeially pleased to bate all the young., men riHite out to their Tuesday evening i meetings, at the Methodist church. The pulilic. generally, are cordially invited to attend their 'public meetings on the And and 4th Saturdays in each month, i The increasing demands of profes sional duties bate ixHU|iel|ed George II. Bates, Km|., tr^resign lbe |M>sition of lo- < cal c«»rre»|*indeiit of the New s and Cou rier, which he has Ailed for several years ' with conspicuous fairness ami (tains-| taking. Hichard A. Kllissucceeds him. K«*v. K. W. Barnwell will move hi ll-nrlrrson, Ky., his new purisli, lo- w ards the chtse of (he mwiitli. Before | going he wishes to sell his hfttise and Tot. among tin* most desirable in our town. An excellent chancV to get a desirable home in honmlng Barnttell is ! now oAenid. Sec adtertiseiuent. The directors of the Blackville and Alstoh K. H. met in Barnttell on Mon day. A hundred convict* will lie I brought from t 'olumhia Uiis week ami | work will he started near Whaley'a mills. Tlie road has (isssed into the hands of a strong and energetic com pany consisting of Messrs. D. H. Sally, W. il. Dtiiieaii, Mike Brown, .Mired Al drich and George A. If a gene r. They have planked up tlie uioiiey to build it and are going to push it through at -mat. R;mNn~ox \ Ht’xinracv Mt i.k.— Capt . Bruce, oneof t he wililors of Forest and Stream, Netv*Yorif, and an enthu siastic sj>ort.sinait, tisited Col. Alfred Aldrich last week in company with Messrs. Sanders pf Sumter County. A lllrtl hunt in Red Oak was one of the leading features of the occasion. Capt. Bruce, although the owner of a six thousand dollar colt, preferred a mule tog livelier steed, desiring to familiarize himself with Southern life. So he was mounted on the Colonel's yellow in tile, “Original Sin,” and the procession started, Capt. Bruce bringing up the rear, and-arrayed in professional hunt ers garb. ’ ’ Ai went-merrily until a precocious humble bee with a keen sense of the _ ridiculous reminded “Oflgipal Sin” in the Valley 1 tllHt Hn* sweet- *t«4«g time had come. I'p went the yeljbw tpnle like a blue bird, dow n came rapt. Bruce like a meteor, receiving on* Irttc and two kicks eu route. The shock of his fall was equal to a miniature eartliqutike end the depVession lie made In the sand lied is ciipal to a Summerville geyser, Capt. Bruce nail gone home, his corduroys are TTrttrrrs and the yelhm mule is chuckling over the reconstructidii of the veteran of the **01d Guard.” * Itm-klcM'is V riiit'ii sGiItc. Tlie ifeet Salve in the world f-*r Cute Bruieee, Sores, Ulcers, Silt Rheum, FiWer H- res. Tetter, t!bo(>(>e<l Hands, Chilblains Corns, ittid all Suin EiU(>- ttons, and positively ctirea Pi|.m > <>i no pay lequlred. It is goaianteed to give perfect eatlsfactb'n «*r nmn»-y refund ed. Frice 2. r > cents per box." For Sale by W.S. Eaves. A Captain** lurtunute Biwovcry; Capt. Colrman.scbr. Wey muuth, ply ing between AManttc Cuy hu«I N. Y. had be**!! tri'iiblid with it cough so that he Was uusttle tu sleep.-auil was in* (hieeit to »i) J>r. King's New Discov ery forjUoiieuniptimi. if nyt only gave him iiis'tutit rein f, t-ut sllaocd t'hc'i'X- I f* file sofeiles*! in ids l•Tettsl. Htwi'ldi- dfen W. te slmlb.rly effected art I a sill trie d<>ee lad th> ex rue happy • fleet. Dr. KnigVKew distsirery to now the •finn>inr<l remedy in tLv* Ikdeiiino bo.u eiiold Mini on bonrd Hie schooner. Free tital Keoiedy Ml Atone hot 11 f O B iusis'Ii fids h'Nfidald At C-'». Di ug POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, slrecpth and wholesotneness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in cmirpctition with tlie mul titude of Ipw fen, eh rt wetpht afttm or f.tnw- phatn posit r«. Sold «n/y tn rnnu. Koval Bakivti Phtriute (W'. leb'WallSt. X. V.* Thai llsa klMV 1’iau k ran hr tu .,iik kti • * M fT Wf |TUAr3lllF<r (f. K*iP Mil Be.u II Earn veil. |. C. Mtr|>lwa*, IIU. k*l W ill Vmu *ufl. r «lt> 0' »|« |*14 ts4 I *1 ml* Shlli4i‘t Vunliarr W ^titrat»lrr4 l Kurtalr hjr V. II Uruas. Ilaraurll. U C. MarkvMr. SWyMtu aifthu. mule mix rat. ornrh .-hi t.*t. • Cura U I Sr. r**t talr r. II. Aiwa, Oaiawrll. HaakSWr. * Calarrh rarml. keallb an .—L i |..li ■ i.alarrS llrarrUv lur-iur free l*ur talr l.t L <• .»,* (.lira*. C.u l.illr Kar laatr ta. k. m4« ur . hetl CUul.-r I Vi.'. J.* cruta. Ti.fl Mtmiarft. |. i' *1. (Sirtw. niai'kvttl.' MilInM'a iVatak au4 CuM«wpl >ui I'am a- *0 a saaraatuv It ratr* C-aienui : wo S* f II. It.uau. Hurnuili, U C. S4.|.Sr r l.y K. ||. tkal trrrO r or nip f.« L. C. •Wtr* hrmth am. rrtrr Sal reals ’. II. Oruaa, B-.i l "iky r am! kjr I || Ulark- lliaa, l»f.M r Af re H you want’ FIXE WATCH OR CJiOCK, STERLING SILVKRWARK, RICH JEWELRY, * FINEST qTArm TAHLE ITT. LERY, OR SPECTACLES, — > Send yonr orJe r * to or c*ll at Jas. Allan & Co. So: KING STUEKT, ^ * CHARLESTON, K. C. J«M?I BEO. I ~ Foundry, Machine —AND— BOILER WORKS. JFST ABOVE DEPOT, A Oeorgia. Ruy, S.11, ExcLangc. Rent or Itrpnir on beat manner and ferma ENGINES. ItOlLKRS. SAW AND GRIST MILLS AND MACHINERY. CHEAP A SD GOOD. Have on hand a Larve Sfnck of t |e u K U Be.aa 4 tl art Hama. I»V aa(k W K. • n-ierrH r r», l&ufiiM ISHlUfaMLD Dry Deeds, Kolieus, Boots aad Shoes, AT- HAOOOTJ) BROTHERS’ OBO STAISTID, BAKSfWELLL^ On tlie 1 •>tIi of March. THE OPPRESSIVE CREDIT SY,STEM . ~ TO BE CRUSHED OUT OF EXISTENCE. Too long have the people boon pxying cxdrhitaut prices under tlie old system of LONG PAYMENTS and BIG PROFITS. T conic'to 1hc relief of the good people of Batuwell..nttd file ndj tHiittg country, fortified with fen years of expcriotioc, n tieterniiimiioii lo succeed by Itonnrt uieth* ods, and an iuitimueo stock of gmtds, bought in the best Northern inSTket* ft out the most reliable inibufncturers and itnporffrs on tlie VERY HKST-T-KUMS Kill READY CASH. No pains have heen spared in tlte selection of this Su perb Stuck, while everything approaching shoddy or itnitntion uiateriul has been studiously and strictly avoided. \ ___ . Experience and research have tanght me that the greniest"commercial success has always been achieved liy soiling AT 8M A LL PllOFlT' 4 AND STRICTLY FOR CASH, bccau-o once a pauple reeoguitc the direct bciicGts accniipg to tli.'nt f om the retdy money system they cannot be.induced to return to the ohl utooey supping met buds.I which have he tt bss long operated fur the BENEFIT UF THE FEW AT 1 HE .EXPENSE OF THE MANY. March Jfitsic at Raseitetf, Heccmng to bo [ % / * t ■A ■ A Stock tif Spring Gor.ds that must b*j seen tu bo sppre<;iat«d« lor l npproxinmo Iiitt <?x< eit'nee of Styles and inoderntion/»f prions Las war hilited in any locaTm»rkrt|^ It hsi been selected tyith groat care I'roBs the **** houses in the Ijige-t Itadc centres and will b« sold at eartliqnike shaken figare^, 1 ha ladies of the county generally are invited U> jail and examiue. They can mV* tiipe and money, fbr the moat fastidious tastes can be gratified and there is wo lorn* ger need or excuse for the fatigues and expenses of visits to Charleston, Savannah' or Augusta- J • • » t'- ^ACE8-^E»cnria 1, Maltese, Valenciennes, fipdtnsh. Egyptian, Oriental, whiter and ecru, 5c to 81.25 p$r yard. Swiss Hamburg Edgings and all-over embrott* eries, from 5c to 81.25, deep enough for tutsnt'a km£'dresses. Prettiest line* of Dress Button*, pearl -utd h.etal, Ribbona, laice Nets, LisleTtifkadandSUk Gloves, Muck and H11 colors. Ruebiugs, white and mourning, prettieat ekcvseetr. Striped Nef rnd Marabout Veilings, Embroidery and Sewing Silks, all ^lortf Euttoa-hslo twist, wltalclionc, Ladies andGcitts' nice Handkerchiefs, Macrcine cord, all ecflorE Picture cord. —•• / j. %M 4 01ll*Ai:i«0\ IM 'I'llK *| PJtCJti: TI'.wT I liereby invite all intending purchasers to thoroughly exvmine my stock and compare mv prices, and I will guarantee a saving of fruin 15 to 20 percent, in quotat.oos hsrct.ifire given and »t prcM iit cliargisl for an itilcrior class *1 go"ds. At this is my iutruductory advertisetnent I will not att< nipt a desciiption of my ninininotji sttH-k, neither will I. at present, give prices ol the diffeieut attkks.pre Icrnng to startle my patmns when face to Inre and t" astouail compo<it"ra by the Al’PKOVrXO PLAUDITS ()K UNANIMOUS PUHLIU OPINtON. • lo further aid my uu-wcrvublc dcteruiiuaiam to sell goods clieu|a'i than they ran be bought cl*cwlitre my expenscifor the first year ti.wing to advantagccs* ar* ranecinentsy will be very small indeed and 1 propose giving uiy custoaicis the full Tiuetit. By constant agitation, No nii-rcpreaentatiori ‘And firtu dclermiualion J Cash prices shall prevail. There may he consternation Beyond anticipation W ithoat the least c**#«stmn, Yat nothing ran avail. Not even arbitration - % Cats stay the elevation Or mar the coroaation Cash pricea will prevail. It is a ronso’ation . To know that mde stagnation * W ill be of sTioil dura ion And ua^ry most quail. A little irtigalion • Will meet with appr ba'ion And aid the new erratum, Cash ptieea must prevail. No doabt tha iustahaiiou Wilfeau»« much d«*olatioa And high-priced inundation Such nicrhu<ls never fail. Johii^s Heffernaai, HAHN WELL C- H-'. S. O. N. B. Everything guann'eed as reprc-ettK-l, honest gobda at panic prteea, polite attentioa to all. tuwi'A S.uuii larulina Itailwuy. iiarnwoll Fai^road- ,LC M » ot,- It. my- llm'lMis good work •n24 ^Fwo wi-eks ago this morning. Major R. <5. Hay vner wittr aserttm* neehlent in Bishoprille,Sumterixmiity. He was driving along quietly, when his horse liecame friwlitwned. IiiuiihoI to one ajde of tlm road, upsetting the buggy and trowing the Major iathe midtile of the roatU No lioaos were liraken but the nilisclwr^of the hips were very" inuch bruised. I.atkk.—Long-trtr f Hantt, Esq., re ceived a telegram on Tuesday informing him of the death, on Monday night, of Major Hay. His remain* were brought home and interred at Boiling Springs. During the war Maj. Hay served on Gen. Hagood's stuff and since its cfose he has been in the Insurance business. At the time of his death he was engaged with the Valley Mutual. “Peace to the ashes of the old soldier.” ' Orand Jurors Kor tSST. Aw Cwul ««* Itwwe •rraplwx. Edward Mieptieid, if Heriiesiiurff, III., says : “flavine rec» I vet a<i much tmtiefll from Electric lltlttcra I feel h my duty t'> let eiifrertiiu humanity kn-vw it. Dave had a running sore < o n.y Kg f i eight y-Mt- | t- Id me I Would havct'i have the l>r>ne scraped ut h*w amputated. 1 used. In stead, three bottles of Etrvfrfc Wtrers and eeven buck Bccklen’s Arnica Halve, and my leg la now m utui and well.” Electric Bitters ttTe sold at fifty cents a bottle, and BuehWw AtnUa Halvi- at 25 cents per box by O'Bauuou JfcCo. J. F. Hogg, Jacob Ehrhardt, IV. M. Parker, •fttdson Still) Move Brabham, B. F. Weathersliee, H. B. Breland, A. 11. Frederick, i\ J. Boylston, IV. L. Sadler,. W. B. Oswald, I. A. Dyches, Frank Munn, W. M. Creech, A. B. Ilooten, T. J. Grubbs, J. S. Oswald, F. M. Bamberg, Petit Juroru. FIRST WEEK. J. W. Fennell, G. W. Green, AV. L. Frederick, R. M. Bostick, J. P. late, J. M. Brant, C\ B. Anderson, J. F. Jones, W. R. May, Robt. Padgett, W. P. Banal for, M. L. Cloy, Jeff R. McMillan, C. E. Tyler, w-- J. A. Walker, 11. T. Fanner, J. K. Hair, Shtion Brown, J. W. Augley, M. O. Wall, * J. M. Gantt, J. E. Byrd, W. W. Green, E. C. Priester, S. P. Manes, M. W. Anderson, 11. W. Deer, J. W. Creech, J. 11. Killingswortb, J. W. Rountree, R. A. Handifer, Josiah Braqt, Handers McSiillxn, II. J. Kearse, J, L. Hair, W. If. Bamberg. SECOND WEEK. . F. F. Carroll, J. A. Mvers, <J. M. Bell, Calvin Black, James Tutt, Moses Mitchell, M. D. FlOt, P. W_Famdl, B. J. Amb rsoii, Jidm S. Baxley, J. W. Deer; - J. W. Martin, H. W. Harter, IJ. Brant, W. T. Cave, J K Gi J W W. Ii. !' J. J. Weirfslnger, Geo. B. Boyd, Duncan Sams, Henry Burke, R. L. Dempsev, A. 11. MiK liell, Tom C. C layton, L. I., /ireen, W. A. Harter, John Sanders, John Cone. — J. T. Copeland, G. W. Folk, Jr., IT. Ehrhardt, J- G. Kibsoy, W. J, Freeman. |a» W5/ B a* I Pln't;- Ba -.lev. • Why pay two prices for shoes when you nitii huy thoui frotu Alfred Owens at thHr ysluc? fet.17 iw Alfred Ovtens hns a 4 ntsny suiwtuia- h!e good* that he wants lo cldke'oul at prices to etUt. febl7-4w Julius Phillips, Blackville, S. C. Honse, Slim and Carriage Painter. Paper Hanger and FtdedtUerm. Old lurniture renewed tn tlrst dnesstylo. - =- . 3m Kotn (iRU Seed.—Two hundred pounds of choice p**ed selected from extra tine melons, for sole In q>iiintitle8 x tq suit purchasers at a reasonable price, by Jos. B, Hair, Blko, 8. C. fob-W 4\v,. Surveying done upon reasonable terms. Address J. J. Uetslnger, Willis ton, S. (J. tf I. N. 1 yches, Blackville S C. Agent or the Watertow n Steam Engim Company of Newr York. Repair outfits of engines of all makes. Gins and Engines repaired, Gins sharpened and general Muehluist work done at lowest living prices. * if Frog Pond and ChlJiFever Cure, large bottles only 50c.—guaranteed to cure. Frog Foud. Src. to cure a case of chills, Frog Pond. Frbg Postl never fails to cure chills. Dr. D. K. Briggs & Co., sell Frog Pond Frog Pond ut W. A. Gyles. 50 c. Frog Pond, Chill and Fever euro at Dr. L. C. Stephens. J. L, Moi risoti sells Frog Pond. LeRoy. Molair sells Frog Pond. 1 sell and endorse Frog Pond. F. P. Groves. nhem atism and .Neuralgia Cared ia 4 Day*. The Indiana ihwmlcaTUa. have discover* ed a compound which arts with truly mar- veious rapMity In the cute of Uheuinstlsin and Keuralgia. We guarantee It to cure any and every casp of acute Iidlaaunatory Bbeumalistu and ffrurslglt In t DAY-**, and to give to mediale relief iu chronic eases and effect a speedy cure. On rnrefptof 9b cents, iotwu rent stanipa, we wilt send to any addreas the oresel lp- tlon for thla woedhi'ul enaipouad. wbtcii can filled by your home drurri*t at small rosu W<-lake Lhla oksiis g! v.i g our discovery to tha pabtle losirmt of put ting It owl as a poleat matfcla*.' tt being % t*„ wihi ^ I if iMltlsi&C* i**f« 4n Ikoi rfl. iratAKaCkRJUCah Css. «tAaU? .vLi-. U sn IU upwiirJ* of .Vt Kugittea and Jioi ors, also Htcuin and Water Fipe ai-reduccd pri ces. * ROUTING INJECTORS, Van.I ucn Jet iVinf a. Bolts, Nuts, Washer*, Cinolar . s aw». File*. Ac. Write for prices. Fromptneas and Che will be our aim. HUGHES’ LONS CORDIAL VALUABLE REMEDY In ill Thmu «n.l I.nn» Tmn!,^. mch u Coughs, t'mhts, AslhiUiL, l*littiislc, iloursoness. Incipient < 'OIIMI III ptli III, &C. AXD IS U'-STAINLY WORTH TRYING. Eur uni* bjr >1! Dnnnri.k' Prl«s 75 els. * l-ittlw R. k. ROBINSON & CO. proprietors, LOUISVILLE, KY. 1887. 1887- tTir^ over— A Mew Leaf BY CALLING ON C* CALIFF, . Chief Mhtologist of the Palace Bar of Barnwell, wbero you cuh get the beat liquore X - /A” THE SiyNY SO UTU, Set up in the euperb style of Driver of Washington and Delmobteoof New York and »quailed nowhere aouthof Maeon and Dixon’s Line, except at tbe^e Headquarters. AXD DON'T YOU FORGET IT. Kty-No Poison kept^- S __ “ ,,c janC CHAS O. LESLIE Wholesale end Retail-Commission —DEALER IX- FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND POULTRV. Stalls No*. 1 etui 2.Fish Market, Office Nos. 18 and 20 Market St. East of East Bay Charleaton, S. C. Consignments of Conntry IVodsqcare respeetlully solicited. Poult rj’, Epgs, Ac. Alloidt-rs ililcd with dispairh. *»epl8-6m IIKADQUARTERS FOR Base Ball Goods. Fancy Goods, Toys, Aecnrdeoria, Visfc 'lias. Banjo*.*. Ac. Best Yioliu mlJ Banjo Strings, Mnsieal lastru. Bwau IU paired A^ent _ Ivr RaStor Stamp* > sod Stencals. 0 ^ C. f Commencing lay 9th, 1886, iroius will run as tol.uws: ADGU4TA DlVI8U>!f. wur iDsUf) (Dallf A.So a f».lo p di 9.A-* a m 7.2Up a* 8 60 a a 7.So p a t*.6u a a 7.06 p a <Mi9 a a T.65 p a k. Mi « m 8 02 p a 9.28 a ril 8 04 p m 9.38 a a 8.S4 pa 94Awwr -K04 pa 9.58a m 8.44 p a 10 Uoa m 8.60 p m 11.26 p a 10.16 p si Laava Ctnrlaataa Am»t si BrnneV villa Leave Uraackviila Laav* Bdieta Laave Midway Leave U.iuberg Leave GnLiaas JaaxoJmca * Leave ItUckvitfa l^ave Eiko • I.eive Wiiliet'ia Arrive at Augusta r« a‘t« • I g > 04 ar Ae so' EAST. LeaveAu|nsta '.eirveW rtlistoa Leave Eiko Uovo BlaekvilU Leave Lyes Lenve Qrebatna ' Leave Bamberg Leave Midway Leave Edisto Ar. at liranctmlUir Lrave Branch villa Ar at Charlasion fDstlrJ 6.16 a m 7.3! a m 7.87 a (a 7 >41 a m 7 .7)i)f m ~ L 88 p m Dally 4.60 p u* f.07 p m 6.13 p m 6.26 p ni >8 06 a m 8.17 a m 8.26 a in 8.35 a m . 8.45 a m 9.00 a m 11 (Ml pm 6.44 p m 6 65 p m 7 .02 p m 7.12 p ni 7.22 p iu 7.40 p m 9.30 p m COLUMBIA DIVISION-KKST. Daily (Except to Camden) 7.35 p Tn 7,42 p in lo 00 p m • 5.27 p hi 3.16 p m 7.2>) p m Leavs Branchvillo 8.-»l a m Arrive at Camden 12.87 pm Arrive nt Columbia lo.86am Leave Colu tibia 7.00 a m Leave Cemden 7.46 a on Ar. at Branch ville b 50 n in EXl’KESS (DAILY) IfEST.) Leave Charleston 10.80 pm Leave Brancliville 2.8) a m Leave Blacktille 4.26 a m Ar. Augusta 7.22 a m EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.) Leave Augusta y ' 10.50 p m Ar. at Blackville 1.42 ana Ar, at Branch ville 3.15a in Arrive at Charleston 7.16 am ' “CONNECTIONS.” Connections made at Augusta with Georgia ~. to audfrem all pjints West ami South- wFstrby^ll trains, with through Sleeper He •eu Charleston and Atlanta on nigfhi Ex trains. Connections madeatCharleston with Norih- JSaeleni it. R. for printsNovtli and with New York Steamers on Saturdays. Connections made at Columbia Arith Co lumbia and Greenville K. R. and Chariot Coliinibia and Augusta R. U. to and from all points on both Roads. Connections made at Blackville with Sara well 11. R. . - D. C. ALLEN, G.. P. k T. Agent. JOHN B. PETK. General Manager. Fire Insurance. _i- - Orrw OF | . R. M. MIXSON, \ WlLLUTOII, S. C j T am elill representing a full Hno of lib eral and responsible Fire Insurance Gun pa nicy end am prepared to wrire policiea on Gins, Mills', DweUiags, Stores and Merebaa- •liseat bottom rates. «l*o Cyclone' Potieirs. My superior arrangements enable n.e la »f. fer iuearance oa Gni houaee and au^tats for pen id e of thrws, L-ur. fees qii twwive ■emtse, at hnttom rates. Haviny 'T*a2 aa experiearo of eight year*, ia whieh tl < • I here paid to my patrons over (36.600, f M ya tiked ia aayiag that ysh combm pUoe ye«c booioeMiM has ter hoa.lg thaa pa-tuMagv, lorn town truly, VS. M. MIXSON. Os and after MuiuUy. Hay HNh, t*a(, Walua Will run *» fuat*»w» nil further |4«H k r; (iMUy—fcasrpt Suwja/al N W sc.ra'r\v Aim STATIONS. i A M a r H. SAX tv Blackvtllw a 16 *■ A^ilrlyh »i* • M *• Wau4«aiU'i MT SAT Ar Hsrawcit R.M »o* JtfAt4*l*W. V It 1 >. STATIONS. X A. M 4 P. M. tv Barnwell ni* 4.16 *■ Wiaaiward'a I 22 bJ> ** AihK iyrh Tit f.b Ar Kaekrltl* 7.6# •re aaTfr-rm p»' ai ksz • barn veil Railroad Tialov cuoneei «lth SuulhCar oliua Kaitvay Tfalnv aa loll,.ae . Na. I ba> •uasertitoi from Seulb Cm roll A llallsay fruu* Au«x -* 11 —-‘ca*qai __y,). It (OBiiecu wtili Somh Oaraiiwa Rativay ibr Cbarlcatiir, Augi>»ta au*i all poii la tori and Wrat No. t haa t.iuav, linu frou* nnuili <'ar*liba llailoay frotu I 0611111.lOXauMteu, ( barlralon awl Auauaia - No. tcoiinoetT with .--nilI, I arulina tUiivav ta Cbarieatoa, Culunibia au*l all laitnla Latl aud Wist D. 1 . ALLLN.U. PA T. Aaeni. JOHN B. PECK, lionersi Mauagi-r. $50 FROM ONE TREE. -WgAUTwriTL, LIMVC OH* DltUMM OOODfS. — — —- - ' -v-e- M.) » * VJT VVliitw-j\ iirtorla, Itidia Mulls, Orgitmiie, India Linen, l’hcck?d Ndiapook, Takool* t*tiipes. Embroidered Holies, white a^d colored, Uolored Victorias, Rubber Sheet— itij* anti Eureka jtinpcis, Rick llnclr Hr&iJ, Plain and I-00pod Turkey Red, charming line of Ginplmma, mouroing and colorr. Cohsiahtly receiving new coo* signiiients of nil Tfii! new Hats for Ladies, Mmw*s unJ Children. * *< iR-fore buying elsewhere be wisse and fdMrn what bargain* are Iwing offered afi Ettolair’s IXInsettma'' "sARra^/EEtT’ _ - ' —IS TfJE— k Busiest Little Town- in tlte State.’ \nd PKCH.MANN’3 is the V-t plice in ITurnwell for people to get the foil val ue* of their dimes and dollars and country produce. • . • • <11 ARLES PEl IJMANN, the veteran meiclisDt. is still it) the field aad prow* pores to stay there. He doe* not claim to have thu Ur^est slock of goods ia the* Uui'ed Nt itea nor to .‘ell for lower price* tlmu any gouipetitors 00 the Aaerieae’ ( out bejit, NVwr York and New Oi lcans not excepted, but ho does know that he hap a« many good* and as good goods ns anybody ia the county aod be can bell them a-. cb< ap a# anybody in >outh Carolina or (fa'rgia. • f 1 UK Ekoplk is mdjargr enoit.di to cootaiu a catalogue of my pooda, wsrta aad* tnerchatidiM but a'! its readers will find it to their interest and advantage 10 coll and be dunvineed'that it will pay them to trade at hmdqnartera. > 1 meHti tiaeineaa and I know bmwiuiw and I intend to keep np with the proee#-* *i« n. If you want an) thing toawt, to wear,lo uee in your hwua««. villleee, sbopeer* tjruia. for y.iurrelt, your aiT«w. children, tensotw or awnetiicsna ’ememhei that yen- can iind a greeter vuri-tv of Geo«-n,l MerrbkiHii«e aod a greater infforaiity of lew price* nt my store than at any other in the county. AH he oaks ia a trial. The real is aafe. * 1* * ** -** 1 * * ^ mARLES PRCnMANN. Price and Eis Lihtle Prices, If you want a earr. wsgo n , buggy or eairiagw that will Inal lonf oodlooh wot | TRY PRICE ANu HIS LITTLE PRfCfi^. If you want repslra of any sou oa veMclaw of any aort. Daiatlocor that will do g" t 1 w-, 7 . * w THY PiU.’E AND IIIS LITTLE PRICES. If yenr stock needw aho*4ng, your plow# and ovH^e Impiemwoka or uieudlug or you want W"««1 or iron work of any aort, TRY PRICE AND HIS LITTLE PRICES. I place In pjaptoo toy eneb.e t.» furoUh motive power form worhlog msrhltiery. Ttiai • >«-i»«dLlow sew In Barnwell and t ally wtll pleast- call, o« e It and 1 Try Price and His Little Prices, IDT Tif EXIU. IDT TO 11 UHlii C- C- RUSM. bi/ackvillk, s a. MAMirgrAcrruiticit ok A>rn l>kal.kik ut CAItTy _ . AXD WAGONH Butr^iea AND • * ; Carri&^e^e Ask* a .ihcnl poblic pnirenAge U-eait-o ba uaea the heat tnatrflnb. hest workmed an«f allows no work to go < nt v*f hb shops that wiM not boar ble comparison wHh an? on the market w6 matter where mad*. No or UM'erial sllowad and.everv thing Kaarlotced aa rvprcMoted. * — Hlacksuiifh work of all kinds. Repairing and all orders iu wood end hwo wurfcr executed promptly, faithfully, cheaply. A large stock oomtandy «u hand. Il y«« need.anvtbiug in mv line give n»c» rail before buying. It «iU jay jouto do a* IVI'-troutie Lome folks and keep yonr money st hoik*. ._ "p 1 - 1 >; ] ’~ • c. nou? LOSE NO TIME IN SECl’KING 'HE BARGAINS 1TF.I Lafic* Pecan ’’'vv-.k rtehl net aumfal Income* of tweiily-five til filly dollars. The home of ihi» Meat profital.le nut la tn Ihe Somhi rii amt We»>tcrn Stat.a, l>ut it smi eedaiidmir- al.ly in maiiy of the Northern State*. Tha PECAN thnvva vrh.-rsver the bh'kory grnwt. Every farmer in the South ahould hare a Pecan grove aa a auurce of profit. I am now wiling fine trees of the hevt and earliest h<.‘»rii)B variety taosud three yrare old, at the fol towing prices: -~— From 1 tn IS 8:! 14c. each. “ UtoSb XV. " “ 26 to SO .... !fHr. “ *• fin to i00. ... ..lie. “ - Tree* scchccly pa)-l ed and on car* here at SUovc prietm. N. — —_— k'hipping wason beg inn Novcmtirr 1*t. 1-.OCAI, -\01CXXM W antud. IC very where. „ , „ W. I»KICK. Prop r Hurt well Xnrwriea, Hartwell, <K . Author of “Tti': Nunerr and TheOrrharda prae- L-Vcrcali.-I on Fruit Ciilt'nre; i*> pagiw. Price, iu ucnani ekif h binding, 01 26 jwr copy. Carriage novlt - Best in Blackville, x Berger RKST A.IJRANT. SQUAnr. MKALS AT ALL UOfUS. , Fresh Fish, sound and sweet, s!l thn'tigh (lie winter. ' • Fruit* and Vegefgblcs of the best quklity nnd all obtaisabls varieties, ml way* on hsi .l. ( hi.ice Groceries, in cluding the beet teas, coffees, sugars. cad good*, aaure* and tbe orwral d< ’irarie* C^aia aud tbbacro of ibe beat brands • Whore you can always fttid a Full Line of MEDIUM AND CHEAPER GRADS OF OPEN and TOP BUGGIES At Lower Prices thno at sny other Bouse tfilti aldf of Cloclnhntl: Tbtf work Is all made to i-rdfr. are L'ghter Rtmnlng and Bettor Finished than tbe dam* ‘ of work generally sold us Standard Vehicles. But we have juatreceived a Fait Line of Finn FAMILY CARRIACjES, IIIAETONS AND CABRIOLETS!., . Aisb.'bnother sli^itwciit »f trio«e Fiire OPEN \ND TOP BUGOFEK, made upon special orders, by thv best manufactiirrra North and East. Nothin? be* 1 Irg lined in tire construction of these vehicles but the beat materials, aod ta * Quality, Style and Finlsi-, ere unequalled by any others now In the market.— ^ ' ;k a Full Line-of e ’■ %• HAUDL.TCH AXIJ IT AIIJVTCM^S AMO cw<l«a, Which T wJB offer at Lower Prices than have ever before been' known la hUt«*ry of lire towfoees. Milburn, Studebeker and Standard PlaMatiow ous, all six^a. Ouk at I U> mlock utile leather, fWlf eklita, shoe Boding*, < tbtge moi wagon roateitalu, barn* as leather, bel t facing of SU petior OUtdity. | tier and lealhi-r beltIttcr. Al«*> a full line <r. * I I A R 1) Yv* ARK. — it great variety and declared b; lo be a# g od os eoa le found aeywtieeu Trirtf- ie keepieg with tbe Umee and a-^ai'ar s 9-mk & goedi alursys nven fur » kumtlrwd a ale. * £s^Sl Guns, ebeDa. powder ab*>f, table aod po^<e'jtlerT, plow to is for nil vails, ax***; liora., | leks and metoreke, pitch f »*be.*at.. rH|*. epvfea. s»c and scale bcaira. grind a*0!>ew. rakca, paddocks, caryentcrtcolr/ljisw, 1 aladcw auwh, donsw aed t iloda, farm and Chcfi fc T • whloJr we are i LOWEST CASH PUICEfL , , \ t THE OLD NTAND, Or ^-*te Gecrfla . P..: 'iy *.tile Street, At A. R. goody: «w *