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* The Barnwell People. I>OL«L»A.f*M A YKAft TUUKSDAY, XOVEMBKK 7, 1SSU. ■aTrjjyr.■ i ■ ■ ■ i ■■ FI* Cottea larkeU.' ' Xovkmukr 5th, 1889. ChAfleaton, Vtddlinx, O.'i H«vaiiiuli t 'Mlchlllnp, Au^umIh, Middling, 9>i MU* l*ho*ho M nr rail i«» vl-it'mg F* K. Uunbar at UrtMHivrood. Mra. i . | Wltllstoa Newt. ' Mikhck Minnie and Joaio f>h*ks rr- ’ turned home on Friday, having been In AugUMta viaiting rolatlvei^-^ - Mr. J. M. Aahley la huildiug a large livery and rale »Uble on hia lot on K. K Avenue. (^uite a umnber of the young people vlftited the-Aaaoeiatiou on Saturday and hujnlay. rrertidlnfcr-^IUer tMydn preached on iSunday evening nt the M. K Church. Fourteen ha\e united wifli thia ehureh uiuce Mr. Tillman’a niHeting and aeveii ha\ e joined the bantixi Church. IVork on the new Academy haa com- meneed At the. ineetiu^ of tlm Alli- MUh Jennie Kirkland, of Buford** Bridge, in vUiiing Mf«. Molair. C'ajd. C. !^. W roten ha* heeu elected cashier of the 1'eople’tf Hank of (irah- aui*. Mr*. Dr. Y.’M. Bailey, of OreenvUle, 1* spending a mouth with her mother and other relatives in lids County. Hon. D.. S. Henderson, pt Aiken, was in town mi Saturday. There Ua happy parallel in ill* increase in size and suc cess. /i. building has be*n •purchased them for $05,000, $20,000 of * Iflch has been paid, and the denomination, all over the South, are using every elton u> raise the remainder of the purdiase money. In tlie matter of missions a practical and excellent plan was adopted where- hy all information and news from tiie mission Hold- will be placed quarterly in the hands of every Baptist in the county, so that each may Ik* very thor oughly posted in all that pertain* to the-e great Christian enterprises. On the whole, It was a pleasurable and profitable season, and we arc sure That, while the delegates have carried away pleasant recollections of the lav ish hospitality enjoyed at tne homes of ustsies was a»*eepted, ami flte Alliance * Baptist* ami Methodists aliUe, that the will have a commodious hall, 25 hv 70 ChiUthm people of (irahams will feet, over the Academy. M au recall w ith satisfaction Unit the Asso ciation left a blessing for them and the community at large. Irl Hirkaon Hit Wcalhtr. From the 7th to the 12th is the llrst Apovsta, Cl a., October A, On and after Uus dale the will mu as follows hr HUili meridian time. i auce on Saturday a proposition from the *. trust rising t.empcrHture and falling baromc- tor in the western parts «n' this conti- nent^tm not iicid hack by unusual cmi- dtiioiTs to tlie eastward - progressive and some active sConus may beexpeeted, csjiecially throughout the west and north, on or about, the Sth, hill, loth ami llth fleamcn who venture fur upon tlie lake will do so at their oerll. A most niMkvtlle Xew«. Of all the many disastrous misfor tunes that have hoiallen this communi ty in late year* none liasaoanddened all regular storm perihd. If the movement* i f s peopli as toe new s ot ti)0 tragic 0 j il»j* |H*rh»d are normal—tiiat is, if tlie deathot JuhlUlie lleueriiail. He begun liis Caroliim Hje in our midst, and t»y his w arm, true heart and tipeu hand to every deserving charity had won mmy friends w ho loved him as a brother, in ! the morning of his life, w ith so much to 1 Mrs. Dr. W. J Young is a delegate to jjook for in the beckoning future, w ith the National Convention of tlie W. C. , tt f ^ C uce upon Ins lip*, lie has T. l, r . w litclv is to meet in Chicago to- met, a cruel death at the rod bauds of a morrow. ' i sav.-igc assassin. |t w ill be long beU^re _ , t i the shadow tiiat lias fulleii upon us w ill Judgo Aldrich camo homo on Friday , M . |iUwJ fl ,, m our llc;(rw to enjoy a week of wall earned rest be- j^ H lje rrvt j,, ^ fore returning to his last court of the Tjm M ,. rV i millH HU(l |M*nters’ Bank w as organized on Friday by tbedeciion |n sky A ,, I>e:mu „. et< ftlu | w t l)( | c „m nis *^he followiug Dilators: J. h. llair, ; with prccipitHtion ami some storm*.— 1 . farred. 11. VV . Bngg*, I.. 1. Iz- |'\ V o or three dnvs with frosty, c lac, M . ii. Dum-uu, James i liotuson. Andrew Simouds, \V. H. Kennedy and ll. H. Sally. The Directors elected Major Izlur I’renijent aud Mr 1* W. Farrell N Ic*'Frcsidcnt. An«»ther story w ill be added to TTajor l/.lar's biick buihling, to lie u*rd by bimT5~a law <»t- tice, while the bank will occupy hi* pfcsi iil quarter*. Busiuesa ! tlie 1st of December. fall term at .Ncw t^erry. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies A marvel of purity, sirenetli and who’esomeness More economical tlmn (lie ordinary kinds, aud ran not he sold in competition with the null- natural result w ill be high wind*, rain i ikudeof low lest, sh .rt weight alumorphos- and sn«>w T >vinding up with northwest-t ph.ue powders. SnWonly in '-ant. Hot a l crly hlasr.K and cold. On or very close j Baking P«*wu»ch (‘o Wall St, N. ^ . to tlie loth there ought to be a hMaxa- tlou dr tempera ime, a general chmige Lv Augitata, 12 J5i 9 20 F. M Ar KHeiittm, * l 20 H* 23 Kobbitiit, ■• 1 42 40 30 M lliett, a 02 10 38 Martins, j fk* ll 07 - BcUI'm*, 2 17 H 15 AupDimt, 'Anendal**, a •> a* 2a| 3(1 M 11 25 35 Lv Allendale, 2 341 tl 35 5 45 Ar CampbeHtoH, 2 63-11 M 0 07 itniuson, :i 04 12 07 A. M. 0 20 Haniptoti, ’3 22 12 20 ' 0 45 Yarnville, 3 27 12 33 t; to McNeill’s. 1 .1 40 2 40 •» l »7 Cnmmltig’*, 3 4 4 12 •8) • 25 Kariv Branch, 3 M 1 03 s 43 Yemasscc, . 4 10 1 20 8 15 Coosa vv, 1 * 40 ! 9 f»0 Beaufort, r. 0l’» '10 30 Port Koval, 1 20 ' -y |10 50 NoKTII B(»t'KD. *•►4 l *No. U2 Dr. Shannon (;. Kay, formerly Barnwell, cal'cd upon us on Monday He g"C> t** comidcte liis medical studies 1 at Louisville, Ky Mr. L_W, IVacock showed us.on Mon day, a couple i*f Kcitl'er iwar*. grown hy .Mr. Henry Lard, of Willi-ton, anti tiiat weighed two and a half pounds. The L’minty Commissioners, at th-^ir regular tneetiftg-oti Tne*dav, rc.fu-e<f to grant the ^n'titions asking for the open ing <if -public roads from Appleton to t.UIrtt.'* church and from Blackvilic t«* therharlestsuiand Augusta road a (piar- b as sulUciont objectibn» li^d been ts CltlrfB* «f l»usl*ie r«»J Xctirkl>Arhi*oU - Tlie citizen* of’Double Fund TtLigh- borhood are rtuiuested to meet at lln* Double lN»i.d atdVtwrHnuise on lh»* Mhli TinlTu. IrTrefng Satlirdiy «7f the UST otlce. utiing northerly winds w ill imiitediatcly pie-, cerje and aliend the opening of the next regular stoi m period. will begin ( ; eu> Ptii* Arre. Fromdnr exchanges w e make up the | follow ing li*t of prize corn-acres hithl-i si.-ttc: ‘ ~ | K. W. Moisc. Sumter. 52?« btisli- j eN un and after this date I wijl pay Hie hlglic-t ca-li price for all So up if, Dry <;otU*n ^eed delivered to me at the de- ]K)t at this place. J. ALI K'S’ TOBIN. s«p5-tf -Applrtoi * >ilencc_U said to be golj£n,’aiiil__M* I toF'of a mile \\ est of Dr St**ru s liou-e, , y<»ur i*orres|Hiudeut ha* ceA***d lor a I made, time ami some complaint lis\ mg ari-eijJ among flu* friend- *>1 /cnobia fur want of a dot now aud ibcn, I -ball attempt to please if l d«» n<*t enlighten. Mrs.' \V _A M alk'T’s tine school -till increases in girl pupils,* not wit listand-. 1 IllgTllOTever in’file lielghboriiood. ot amt im»t reliabk- t'oiupAnies inMie L iiit«Hk-t- *I>all)-. tDaily except SmiiUy* tire *|Ucstl«*n of e*tabii*liiug a Clraded 2JriiOTf it that point. x.. . Conic all who arc Interested 4. NV. Dv ciiics. i ll** uc* a- tbiitv umnth. for tlu* purpose of considering . < oiioii packing is at an end gro t-'ho hu.^c'r so jubilant „ , 'iTTYS'TrUo am! in.iy n.* r-ontemiilaTTiig 1 In - , JU1 1 , J pr«ipo-cd emigrant.trip to Xew Kug- • - Safe Insurance. I Icive taken the agency for tlv New F.ngland j , , , ....... MuiuaLUn* lusm amvr L<*ui[uuv t**ld liia-).—; James McLutchcn, \N illiamsbnrg, bb p WU s organized In is;g. *auU:*iiiULiif tin* *'ld- | imaheis and J peeks. « w. \\ . King, llaiiiiigton, HI buslnds and ’ijack-. ' Kdw iu Harper, (Je<yrgetowui,TtHraiih- els,J--p -rk aitu 4 quarts. •L A. iVtcrkin. Orangeburg. 78 bush els. ''—- - A. II White, York, SO bushels and ;{ piVrnpls AV K.TJaMjue, Marion, N5 bu-hcls ami 4 pounds, K. II R**g«*r-, Darllugton, n? Lv l*(»rt Koval, 4 Of! j | 2 00 Beaufort, 7 l ft —.—| •$ 20 Coosa w, 7 43T T 00 Yenias*ee, 8 38 1 46 a. M. 4 Do | •J (Mi .» 25 Early Branch, * 53 t 20 5 46 Cumitting*, 05 2 25 5 52 McNeill s, 9 1*9 2 42 0 13 Yarnville, *. 9 24 | 50 0 23 Hampton, ‘ 9 3 10 0 48 Ar Brutison, hv Ciimpbellton, I 9 32 3 20 7 05 : 10 oo r 3 r*o « 30 Ar Allendale, ,10 •J.. 3 50 Lv AHeudale, ,10 23 4 03 Appleton, 10 35 4 .17 Bel (toe, 10 45 t 30 J Mari iu’a, ,10 f»2 4 42 srnim, — 13 Robbins, 11 22 5 32 KlUmrot), ; n 35 0 58 Ar Augusta, (12 42 r. V. McNab, Walker & Co. Have cleared their deck* and are ready for action. •Ample Ammunitions* has been provided and all our gun* double abutted (of tfe “-^Winter Campaign®- I'K MERCANTILE EXFERIESCft haa tauffet ua wlial tbo people qi w bat the people want, what the people w U1 have, and what the tsent able to pay, and our plana and shii|K*d by tiiat knowledge. Our stocks and prices will advertUe theawlvett, prvparatloua have all been guided and we art D.r T crms uud all irrrticulaw apply to or iui , drvs* ~W. ,\. It. oi l in-5m| Ititinta nr. S. C. COTTON SALE DAY. T'he following rew ards were ofToied | for the apprcl»fiisi«»i» of Kiplcv Johnson find l»D delivery to tlie Siicriti 4»f Bam- • well Loumv : • v| B. F. Kccse, Oconee in.’* bu-ti«ds ami land - . j i3 pounds . i Mis* Heergia Miller has. ruturmo) "• v| * Allison, \ ofk, 105 fni-boL. i home fM*m Kdgetleld and nniks m : T7F* ^ T. Gillespie, rhester, 11B busbejs. ‘ improied fnmi tli** -lay. Mis M.S. Flowers, of Brooksidc, i vt-iling friend- at Appleton: Ciipf. Jere Snrlllng ia o\er*2U huslitd alicad of the -ecolid t*est. There is no place like Barnwell. During tlie Cotton Season Thw nr'm- ber« ni Fittfh, Fair l*«»nJ, Siloam. VVHI .J , ujti*.Vila_4Pra**e4e,--'^t»Ttm Branch, Fricndsliip. Dunbarton and Bed Oak Sub-Alliances w ill oiler votton for -ala at Barn a ell C ourt lloiiscon Thnraday in each weekr C’ottoii buyers generally arc iuvite«i tu attend tlieae sales [ftug22-tf l «*nnei*»i«*n made ui Aucosta with J'ort K«> u) nint Wc*uyn Carolina HatKmy, und (•«s*rzia Kaihoad for all |*.|iits. At Y« ruaiwee withCharie-ton ami Savomial* Knilway Tor t hurlcston and Savannah and all i Florida points. | Trains So. 1*1 and «J nm -olid ttetween Au- vn-tn and Chartist on, no.i hungi- **f (-yrs. with (hr.aigh slts-pliiK cara betwcim Atl.uii.i and ( Imrlrtflton. , ( hraj. n turn ticket* mi sale every Haturdsy after 0 otd**efc, p**! amtl following Monday inorning D-fore It o’cbs'k Any informalioii In reganl to tickets, rates, seb.slules, etc., write ar Call 114**11 ICW. Hint, \V. ,1. Cmaio, T P. Agent, _ A. <i. P. Agent, Augusta. t;**.*r*nf Cioven.**r Khhanlson. t it Hen of Hlacki ilk'. CinaWW id Barnivill.. $ l .’ n 21.* ll-*. fvr*. w — — •at* Oaj. — \Yinter -aleday* are generally well nttrnd^d and last Mitiulay was no e.x- ea'ption to the rule. The property sold l*i«*uglit fair prices, boti* sidJer* and buyers being *ati»Jle<l. X'*thlng or- curreil out ot the u-uai—eurreiit of af fair- except an even coou dog swap be tween Kufu- aud U aHaee ILirri*, both colored. Inn marbiial liad uotiiiiig to do. ^ „ Tk» < oart. The Court *»f fieneral s;**—i««ns will ot*en next Monday. Judge Ker-ltaw, • a\l»*t w ill preside, has s«Mit word tiiai he will get here on the H o'clock train. Jurors Hinl wlllicsse* will, th.Tebire. I*e able to leave th**ir hoiii*** on Monday morning and get here in good time. The term will be a long hi 11* a* the d***ket. is unusually large the pa|M*ia in 57 cases having been sent to the dolici- tor. fairs sari Kmall Urala. J)r. N. F. Kirkland, 8r., w.lll ronipleW* bis round thi* week, and after next Monday will lie found in hi-olti«*c :it the Courthouse until tlie closing of the h<M»ks, the midilie «*f Ifecember. Tiie people arc paying their dne. to tlie State 1 aud county with promptness Tliey are Alliance cotto.i holders are few at 1 presiMlt, vve U*il*k. Mr. N M.»Walker took his children to see the eircus on th** 2l»th (>et**l*er, I and now the i'Vo boys have a little pri- ; vate eireii* ot their own The tuetiage- • rie eon-ista of opo.-ums. s(juirr«-l-. u*r- Irtpius, talking erow*. pigeon*, pig-. Ae. They arc energetic tmys anil it is . a good -In* w . I The se.i*. f\ for oat aovyli.g Le_at liand , aud every one *,>ems to be bitsv putting in tin* future crop. Appletun- can ►ay sin* i- -till Ibyvting uje.ii the surlaee of luc occa-iou and M. Hill lead- Ihefra le /. UXUDI V. NoticeTo Colton Buyers, 1 B, * ckv " lf ’ Al ,0,, A ' V ' vb,rr> K ' K public to po*** judgment upon them. \\> hgye every oimlbleooe that w» all needs, satisfy all taatcannd rylua unaulmoua verdict of approval frw tha griat Jury of the people. *• ' | I n ataplt' imd fancy drv goods, potlona, olnthlng, hoots, thoci, haU, ^bo—a Iwf- nisldng goods we are HE ADQL’ARTEH^ for the brat preduoUona of hotM hB4 foreign iuanufacturera. in Uroorries, staple, and fancyTKardw are, agricultural implameata «hd supplies generally, we are In advance of all oouipelUloo ip quantities, and prices. >penial attention Is called to our atock of Cof>klug 8tov«a. which arc far *upo- rior to tlm average make-shifts )u u*m. By the lutroducUon of theae comfort briugers and labor savers ihc Uvea and happtpi'ss of the better halve* of humanity w HI be vastly brightened, and our home experience Las taught us that every ^ . -Husband Should Have 0ne,<"+ -The be*t Wagons, Buggies and Road Cart* that combine comfort ¥ 1th beauty and durability atiuanwUtitlr In stock. —T ~ _ M’ithout attempting tile impnaslble mention of all the good* wc have wc Invito the public generally to come to aee hs, to inaiaeqC our gooda, learn owr plica* and then Co buy or not aa tlodr ow n lutoreiU and intelligence may direct- Our manv friends ucad no further assurance that they will receive froninathat eo isistcnt ralr dealing which has always been the characteriatje of the hoaa* a>4 mhich w III continue to In* the tlrs? commandment of our bnalnaa* life. Th* that do not know us w ill Hud that wc are anxious to make More acquaintances, and wc pledge ourselves to use our best endeavors to make our 9*l*ttau mutually plea-aui ami profitable w ith all our customers. ~:*W£ ARE WAITING WITH A WELCOME-:- 11., Nov. 5th, 188b. Rims* ti.i. (_ I'lli'or J*‘njt!'-; A few days ng.\, I pubiished In the | News and (‘ourmr a card relative to r*. ; |*ort dreutated that 1 via- thought by . -'line to be concerned t** the extent i*l ! a-‘i-tiiig Kipfey JohiiMtn, the slayer of! eircrnail, to make liis escape ' person*-! Time Table taking effect Octnl>cr Mth, iviU. | Tli«r M’lllDtoii, S. AHiatMce Sab* j Day l«*r Cotton is on eacli Friday in the • forenoon and at Klko, S. Cr, oti same j davs in the aftornoon. Buv**rs invited !•* attend. I*. 11. Lol'D, Jr., Secretary Williston Alliance ! acplO-lw Fair Fall Flower*. IVc like to tell the truth w hen we can. i But there are m'ca-iou- w lien that i« I iiiipo—ibie and •*ue «*i -tlicm fnc<-- 11- Ijtqtiaielv right now. For ail that we km*w < ( h.ngh-hHtMl (ireek an.I (.••tin, and tiie little that i- renu lub' icit o| Fnnicii d«*es not qualify tis to do even approximate ju-ii«-<r tu tbe lovely iam- ritnititiii of t.tir fall aonl u- witIi tlie complim- ut* »*f charming M r*. Bc--ic. t'eciiiuaim. ol J*«liii-ton As w.c, l«M*k from our w indow upon tiie Turkey j Creek wootl- becoming tpelaiicludy iwitii “the sen* and yellow leaf, jn<d ! turn b» I hi- gracefully art i-t ic c<>intiina- lion of chrysanthemums of all lines, rose* blushing w ith fresh beauty, gern- , niign- fragrant with nature’s daintiest perfume*, tiie I hai Itoloit-Atala M'eeh ; lo-es ;i j| attracUon for u*. for not ♦•von | file old **cit ( v-bv the sea” can equal thi* floral fair that grace.- our sanctum. And the friends that come to see. also wisely jyretunng pjSSSqifWJpqptfTWrtmff^Wtter ti'i rug 'IBore rye and oaU than lK>eii accustomed to Iiaim.: l^^^daUil \k ^11 ii»i»*i i AiiUy K(MV . >imm»-*nd Kobe FfHAlxmL-Anffrevv i JduJi KsaiKerf »w«. A branch of tbo Southern Building and Loan As-ociatloii of Atlanta w>i- organixed on Thursday night vvitb ’hu share* of atock taken. 1 he directors an* Col. T. J Counts, J. D Copeland, J. II Cope, J. F. Folk, l> I..Copeland, J. A. Byrd and II. M. Onvham. (’ol. Count- is President ami Mr. Graham Secretary and Treasurer. Married outheliM ult., by Rev. J. L. Stokes, Mr. James H. Armstrong ami Miss Net a, daughter of the late Mr. Fletcher Brabham, all of Bamberg. A Mta Orsth. Mrs. Essie Kefue.died on the 30th ult. at the re-idence of lier father, Ca|U. \V. B. Peeple*. Oulv years ago she bee ^ of Mr. James A the white-rnbes Jly her matrmttfar had won the warm regard and atlectlon of all tlia» knew her. She was laid to re*t in the Baptist nynietery on Thunulay ai't. rm><*n in » hc presence of many friend- wh*>se warm- ent sympathlcs arc with the bereaved iiushamj and family in this grcaniltlic- tiou. / tlTcy liavc" i '*' lM ’*^ ,i ' Rn d“*rhe .fndgn-"’ Turrlirare- upon going to Edgefield ami Trenton and Johnston and even unto Skipper's j Giu.i gia. A ml jt is not in ’our licart to I dissuade them. For it niu-t br a good ly land from which such fair dowers, 1 ♦•felled nature’* thoughts in the olden time, have come. nr. J. J. » 1 don’t write till- to cm vines w ho have know nvnc all of my life, fm I know it i- not necessary. But there i- a cla-s of people win* are willing to i believe anvthiug regardless of one’s present ni past cliaracler. My grand-! intbiT a* well a- my own father vva- raised h* cc, even in the days ol slavery, I with not 1 tie dark spot upon wither i*f I their churat ici- ami no one know* let ter the.iruth of that statement than M*\ . Edward Patterson and Ex-Gov. Ha- tr*M*d. .\nd I iiave tried a* be-t I could u> emulate them. * • I vva- raised here from boyhood up to | now, forty year- of age, itmi have never 1 hce.u »o .iieanly and wmiiglully rep re-j -ented in all my life. And vybat make* • it -<» very mortifyingiwlliat Mr. Heller- 1 pan wa* a partii-nlar friend **f mine.— No matter when I would ea' , l ot him! lor a favor he would accommodate me ! without the., slight *t hesitation. And j I alw.iv* treateii him tlie same. There never wa- any one in lids town drove mv horse without my pre-onco except him. I, have discommodated myself the odd time in that way to accommodate him No thank God, I have been a dea con of tin* colored. Baptist Church of |\ 1 ll 11 111 I I this place for eighteen years, and be-jUl«'Ji Hi £i» i$l i1j1 1UL lieve tiiat God a—igued th\l work tome. jJiooiglt li*- divivw* "gni m ver g<i iM-fme Him r.vssrxorH thainm. leave iflsekvtHe... D-uve Walkt-r ixave Whaleys la*avt Aldrich Isrure Hprlngtli Id D-nve Hal'v 's I.iave Perry... Leave M aaeocr Arrive Hem rn Xo» rn Hoi x u. | .10 15 m m* H p ni( . 10 •«» a in 8 1*2 p in , . 10 Jt* h iti H 18 p m 1 . 10 :ts a n. a jn m 1 . lo 5n 11 m 8 :rg p m . U-U4 a 111 a 44 p m 11 18 a m H 58 p 111 .11 21* a in 0<>v p in . U 44 a m’y 23 a m MONt.Y TO LBNU SI50 000. At 9 1 ., to 10 per cent. Interest. One to five yeai- time, secured by farm mort- tag*Fa>r further particultn'* apply to . J. O. PAT I EltSON', Real Estate aud luve-ting Agent. July 11-if BarnwaJL S C. . For Sale or Bent, A corner lot with ninety feet front age and eighty feet ill depth with well built, ctmiimidiou* aud favor ably located Store in Barnwell in good repair i- offered for -ale or to rent to an approved tenant. For terms and other in format-ion apply at Thk IVoplk oflhns or to DiLGKU. W MOKKALL. Milieu, S. C. july4-tf fOCTlf ■Ot'NIl. I<eavr Felv<>m 4 47 pm* 7 UO a m« U*i«ve Wngener i 5 i« p rn 7 1* a ni Davy Perry j 5 14 |» m 7 2U a hi Dniw Sally’s ; 5 p 01 7 41 a *i ; Leave Spriuirtield ♦ •) 44 p m 7 55 a m | leave Aldrich 1 5 58 p m 8 lo a m j leave Whaleys..., I A gup iu.8i2am 1 leave Walkers ; 8 utt p m < 18 a id Arrive Hhwkvllle j 6 18 p mis a* a m •Sunday only-. tDally. IllackTilk. Uprlmdlelil, Sally’s uud W ivyuicr | are tele/ruphic nUitions. 1 Inae eomiertiiina nuute at bkekvtlle with the South Carolina Railway and Barnwell trains. J. KF.Y8. Mupertiuendent. The brat possible pri«^a will Ue given (or ouituu aud *11 (u*reU*uUbl* eountry produce. McNaB, WALKEB&Co. Barnwell C. H. f S. C. 4, Oct. Jl!-tf Barnwell Faurcad On sml *n* r ^unrlsf. N„t. «ih, 18M*. train rill run aa follows till further notke: ilhdljr.i -U NUAV MCJH FCOUt^H. I.cave Ban;well Arrive Blackville L^ave Blackville Arrive Barnwell a ni 9:15 9:40 10:15 10*45 p m U :00 ’«:25 9 ::i.*i 10 8k) STATIONS. man and especially my friend * ivc.spectfnlly, SAMir.i. urgesn. Nix. Blackville, S, C* api^bliitmeuts a* regular VV H H-'rW A 14 1 ). lu.i* ■ IUAU- liow TRIBUTE OF REIPECT. W ,» how our l*o-t thank* to tlu* gentle flower queen, with the wish that uo un timely fro-t or storm may ever mar the l*ertect beauty of he? happinbss, w hile ►ueh sweet blooms shall pay her trib ute. * Mr. Martin Bellinger’s stable-, in Four Mil** Townsilip, wore burned one after noon last week. If. i- tlioiight ’bat the h**Ajpng of damp hay caused the tire. The huUikipg cost tilled with forage. ill have follows: ; I At Oarnweil, C. II from J*t. Monday J ior-ale—day ) in each month to Wed nesday evening. OtllcH at tlie i’atter- *on House. nous: With hearlfrlt M*rto\v, we have all f'..^ f r ° ,n heard of the untiim,I v death of.our D-lovcl 'Monday in. each month to Uednes^ n iiclier and friend! Mu-. K-*ir, • IV i.ci.i - day evening; OMiee at Price’s ID,tel STATIONS. . AM. PM. Lv Itsrnwsll * *5 6JH) •* Wimm] wstd’s » t>i ' S.10 ^ “ Aslilelgh X i:.' u Ar Blackville 9:0 •;!& llatuwdl lUilnsul Trals* cv/onect wltti XuvilbCar- oliu*> lUilwnj Trnl .iMfulluwa: • No. I hs*/•inuutaioufrom 8ouih Caroliut Usllway fruiu Augosiu slid Cbaih-aion. NV V lonueeU with .Suiitl* Csrollits Itai'.ssy fo* Ki KNK. Her l«sly now sleeps witldii tlu* I M ill be al ni-homeollie* at Blackville Ohsrhwiou, August*poicu hast and West At die'd,*-,* <*f the cxcrei-es of the KurnwclJ Bapti-t Snjidii) 8c!n*,»l. on NiuuIhv uflcitnsm ;i*l Nov. m-v, Mi— Mi-rrie Brown asked to have rend th*- followimr preamble and n -olu- l -liadow of thi- Holy Temple, and it may Is 4icr sptnt is with us h*-re this afternoon, where -I** m> loved to meet and initusW-r to th* wants of the yiHing. la her prolonce*1 and painful siekm-s* she submitted to all the demivuds made on her rortitude, without complaint, an ,r .' stionj.ed r,n every feature. We Imvclo-t. but she ho* gained, we accept tW: ifecr* '*. whieh us in limnMe sulnni—ton, inervueed faith that “lit' Upeth mMi ’ -.nd v, ,.n J i ‘ n<l fl"** 11 ) pi^wd away, u* quietly a- $UH», and wa* will 0 veulna: shadow, with peace end vieb our uffectkm In the death of’our dear , i.ti. . V.kcucsKkknb tic-Miirnwell orml males and 45 colored women. Iti Baptl-t Sunday scIkk*! has lost one ofiusmo-t has cost 20 J cents a head a day to feed earnest audettlcieiit-teacher*, and the younger them. The convicts have made on the niemlwr.-of the seh*s*l a devoted friend, a- State farms 340 hales of cotton. 7.200 "ell as a loving teachei. one who ever exhth up 58S 505.33, of w hich a balance of $1,104.50 w as on hand the labitist. The Barnwell* Baptist Association, |«*rhaps the largest and most influential gfatitudi;. 2nd. 1 hat while we shall see kcr no more In the flesh, nor hear her H«,iin in our choir, the • Intonations of her -weet voice, in the conduct of our departed friend, both in the Sunday ScKbol and in her dally life. We shall have for Tk# 4 M+tJflt The meeting of the BornwHll Baptist ' visiuwiatiun with the Grahams church ja*t wv.«k wa* * ul«A»a!)t and prolirabie! - . - ... , ncca-lon, The good tropic of Graham* ' ,M ' d . v of ( lirlstians in the County, dosed » n ^ eu ? ulH . ,l f n a true and exaltetl dispensed » lavish hospitality and were ’ its ;U,n " Hl ^‘^ion on .Saturday last. Tiie | l^i,pruir^-,vriTu' r li mt-Hul'ind un dUappoinwd that the attendance, large * ^ he,(l thH Grahains waveyinx faun, a chaFity ever i?h.U-u. h -.- n ji* U wa8, H M not even greater. !»♦ ,4 » r •! * hero were present Key. tb« fAiilts of other*, an l a love f*.f her kind Over four buntfred dollar* were indi- “>451 lev, D. D., Corresponding Sec re- whu h made her vAger to find and relieve pain viditnily «ubscribed to the endowment i ^ ir - v Jiaptist,state Mission Board; suffkirinK. /nndof Furman Uaive.rMtv,and several ^ Editor of the BAptl*f! ^ fa,rt ;]- v 0 # f mir rhitrchen pledged thctnselvca to .rive 1 Co4i r ier aiidtepstee of l-urinaii l ulvor- Jty offt.r thi sliu. resi svmpatuy of our ™ gi\e . n ,, lx I hcoria, irusung that each one of them will Usiy tQ.iUt coo4o*oim. . T ,;/if / ; u P a ** draw .till ncan r to our Common * a.-u-r ami Among the prominent vlakofab^Sm** '•4»*ro^ Ureen st, Ha^itiidr Clmrch, Au- realize more fullv tl*at whom the Lord biv«h giiata, Ga.; Rev. A. J.S. Thomas, Vice He also chjuteaetk President of the Foreign Mission Board, That the 8*perintmdtnt he nsiucstiHl to D>gothera ith some fifteen pa*tors and » copy "f thooe re^ilupons tn the family visiting ministers. ^s! * our that th*y ts* «Dt>ml on the ndii- The Baptists are a progressive people. ! cl,ool V. ns mac he- imluoil »u- f . .* ^ In the Baniwrll paper*and HifluKt C<mHcr. i i* 1 ’ f r f ; 1 t ,i ^ U Th* pivumhle and rcolutuiu,* were uuan- whHc lt» IHD* tlie denomination In till* itayudy ado|*ted. J. A, Jknkixk, Saopstary. A. P. M.vmVii.i.e, Superintendent. general ev ¥ and day, from l*t October to 31*t January inclusive. Will makeappoln’ments with patient* to meet them at either of hit oftice* at any time. I’atients will find it mopeunmfortalile to have their work done at the 'Alice, though if dexlred will call on them at their residence* anywhere within thirty mile* of Blackville. Treasurer’s Notice.. OFFICE COl NTT TKEA8CRER, Bak.nwki.., 8. C., Sept. 23,1, law. The. Treasurer will, be at the foflowitiK pla ce- for the (».»lh*‘pon of taxes fot the Uwal year 188<i t on|the days mentioned below: anuel’s, Tuesday, October 15tli.’ Pricster’s Wodoeaday, Oetober UUh. Erwlntou. Thursday, Octolar ITt’/. AHfemltil.e, Friiluy and ^aturduv, October 18th und I'.Hh. KitianF*, Monday, October 21st, Fhrhartlt’s, Tuesday, October 22nd. Hunter’s Ci.*q>cl, Wednesday, October 23d, Midway, I’hurxluy!October2ith. Bamberg, Friday* and Saturday, October 25th and 2l»th. . Grahams, Monday, October ‘J^th. •HIKE BROWJYf FRONT OF THE FOREMOST. - . I Desire* to •uboiit a few *iigge»ttnn* to his oiutonier-* aud t$M feneral puKRe g| the opening of the Cajui>algn of ’89, which will »how that now m alwajr* ho “ ! - m Means Business. £ *i ulh Carolia* Hailwav \ '•«» • * y*" v* from ('uluruMa, Caindpii, < liailrsioii aud Auc>i»ta. ebruary to 30th September inolusive, No.4couu«vt» win* .-wnih i^rohoa hailwar r«* lid every Thursday, Friday atrdSatur- b’liarl«:»t»Q,Columbia»ud all point* Faistaud vVeat 1 •' Wi I.I.I8, .Sii|H-rinieii(let>t J. r. 8 <uiu Caruiinu Italian) Commencing Jirbe 24jh, 1888, trains will run as loliuws : Col. Ja* A. Hoyt, of the Courier, aud Drs. T. M, Bailey, of (Deauville, and Dsnsing Burrow* of Augntt*. Ha|«i. The Ma*fer m*d« land aale* on Mon. dsy follow*: Baer against Phln,flO0»cres »o Simon * Jlrow n, $1,150. Khrhardt against Kinard, 50 acres, to (J. Khrhardt, *50. . THK CULOHKU BUOI HtHHOOH. Grahams, 8. C , Oct. 1.1, ISHO. The Farmers’*L'nltm Protective Broth' Woet >»tate numbered less than 50,000, it now exeeed* 75,000. Iii tbe Couuty the denomination foot* itl*out 4000 or more, all of theio being ... , •Mr,.., adult*, or these capable of cxofoUiug * ,a ^ » cre «* judgment in regard to Church metiibe^ ’ * i * V4aathersb<w.,|520. *hlp During the past year they have erhood of Barnwell Gouutv will ^ J StTad l mtli U, ‘tl Mi»^* l^T5,'[viituWa;r7^einbar^S, lW All or to J E. Meadman. $lo0. to Homo MlsslonflW^l, and to For. 1 Gave agaitnit Ceve. lot 1, V6 aeeer, to elgq Xisaions $.121 48 i he total contri- I*2li y * T I«5iv 6 ’ /s«»t 3, W* acres, to F. butioin* oT the denomination in the *• ft. Cate, $ I 000, I A»t 3. HSacrwa, to 8. County $8,519 10. ^ T/. PesfcWmiG Dot 4^97 acre*, to! The moating of the abovrf body was ^rtWy gtopaeji, $W0. . one of great tnu?r#at as regard* the work The eatato lands of the late Judaob eontemplated for tbe eorfitnxyi > withdrawn. $2,800 being , aid<dwbl« Blackville, Tuesday aud W'eilucb'lay, Octo ber 29ih and :ifah. WUUbUhi, Thursday, Of'tobcr 31st. Blanton's, Friday, November 1st. ' Srrca Piiwn, Satuisla.v. N<*vember 2nd. Dunbarton, vlomlay, NovemiM'r 4th. Ashley’s home Htorv, Tuesday, Noverabef 5th.- Furse’s, Wodnnday, November 6th. Bald** - Thursday, November 7tb. Sandur’s 8t**rc, Frida), Novemls pHth, • . 1 Dr. H. \\. K< arse’s Store, Saturday. Nov* m- , ber 9lh. Geono’* ( reek Club Houm , Monday. No- vember llth. t. BirnweH 4V Ii. from Tueaday, November T3tb, to December IMh. - * tax Lrvy. I Flute Taxes ... ;..v.. * ft' t ‘m ils I I County 4% mllU gfwctfi. : s :r.T. —.TTTTT. .m VSitti “ 1 8oh**oI ; ^'2 arills ’ AUUU8TA D1VT8I0N. 4 WSfif (Psllr) (Psll) Leave Charlesion 6 Go a ui 6 00 p m Arrive ni BranohrlUe 8.00 a ut 7 3« > p m Leave BrancbriHe 8.15 a tn 7 15 |* tti Lenve EdDto 8 20 a rn 7.5ti p m Leave Midway 8.39 * m 8.0S p Ol Leave H imberg 8 47 * ni 8 17 p ni Leave Gntbama 9.01 a in 8 30 p m Leave Lwe ^ 9.11 a tu 8 43 p m Leave Blackville 9.22 a m 8 51 p n> Leave Elko 9 38 a in 9.0/ p tn Leave Willi.ton 9 46 a m 9 .14 p tn Arrive at Augusta 11.15 p ut 10.45 p rn IA8T. Leave Augusta (D&ilyl ’614 a m Pall) 4.48 p a- Leave WHHston 9.45 a m S.12 p tn Leave Elks 9 52 a rn C.l8 p u» Leave Blaekville : 10 07 a a 0.33 p 01 Leave Lees r 10.14 a ni H.40 p o> Leave Orabams 10.20 a m 0.52 p m Leave Bamberg 10.39 a m 7 04 |> 01 Leave Midway 10 47am 7.12 p -7.2^ Leave Kdisto 10,60 a a Ar. at UranchvUle 11.10a m 7.35 p in Leave HranehvlHe 11,10s m 7.45 p B> Ar siCkarlevIcn 12.55 a m 9.40 p a COLUMBIA DIV18ION-WE8T. —D-U w fiiwr principle in trade that trite men hoy in the eheapest and sell ip Up de«*H*t markrfs.^-Thiw foundation truth can not be deuM of^loubtod, and O— v 1T1 build my claims to The Patronage of the People. • For year* w e have been oomlng slowly but surely to bod rook and bottom prV ce*. i have reached that i8>*iiion, leaving my cotupotltori far in Uto roar. purvhasiug my tmniense stock* of gomU from the mill*, manufaotorora and flfwl importer* I am able to lay them down at Barnwell as cheaply as the »«reha«Kto of Augusta. < harUston and .Savannah can place them in their respective elttaa. The Ucuctii* that l have »o secured shall be impartially shared with th* porrhoo* lug public, a* 1 *hall rely for my preflt on the volume of my trade and PtoPP umuetolful i*er ccntage*. 1 w ill not be Undersold by Anybody, and I invite th‘* closest examination of my goods and piioea, for I feel antindy confident that I can give perfect satisfaction to over) body—oiccpt, perhaps mg rival*. • » The Prices that / Pa/ for Cotton can not fall to plraae and profit ita growen. I have arranged to In large qimiitltlea to All Arm order* for direct exportation and eph give toppofg price* In the country. The cotton that ( handle does not pay trihuf lot of middle turn a* It la carried to the chief markets of th* world. »h««fff 1 rmrognize that the day of high jirlees is gone, apd IH> otto hot put au end to it than 1, und no one will dp more to prevent Ha return than ! will 4*. Inviting, therefore, a continuance and extension of the herepifore extruded to me l assure my friends and the public khall spare po effort to *erve them well and faithfully* And I to prove mv faith by my work* »o that when tba Fall aud Winter and year ended the verdict of the unanimous people wlU be H We fe»?a found 4 better fricud thao MIKE BliO'VN.'* fMio patrou'fi gfoerally that f XT«S Daily (Kxaspl to Csindea) Leave Branobvllle Arrive et Ceruflee Arrive at Columbia Leave Cdulibis Leave Catpdeo /Ar. at Braiicbrille 11.25am 7.45 p n. 8 38 p m 7.50 p ■ 7.15 p m 9.50 p bi MOJNKY *10 1^0 A. At . On Improved farm lands, In sums of ritel of live years, tbusenabliug tbe bor rower to pity off his Indebtedness with out exhvusting crop in any one year. Apply to _o4. T. HOOVWAkO, oct HMimj Barnwell, 8. C. 6.38 p m 7 63 a m 7 20 a m 6 jU a m 4.85 p m S 60 a m . . “CONNECTIO/W ConnecUon* msUeal Aufeela with Geer|1a R. R. teaeJfroiv a l pjfata M eat aad 8o«uh' lug year to the Church m Havana, Cadto., £at)ix*d preuincta are nu|iieNted fo send a delegation. Owing to a tuUttudrr-' Total L-r)* .,. ...12af mtlU standing we did not meet Friday, Or- ’ N itvonal Bank hllU. goM and silver rmu f- toher 4th. Opr president lie? R. |J><'V’irable for Ux*w. Mutilated bilk aad <xrfu Rice, was -at- Barnwell am) had the takH ° S laa-ure of bearing Mr. Terrell. »h« ' Aftto tto Itah o< Peetiabet If per ere t. boo- atlonal I/ecturer for the white A1H- **?!*.** othm beeddrdoaall without E. r^pakiKLa, ftetretory. ,J vest.by *11 train* » v, CuaiWi effilB «d e sr rfceta. I u n rtth Ea*tani K. K fur petals SoHhahd with Ifork filesiwers ou Tueadayii and Friday CeBoeatiaBe waAa ei CdTaaibia »itk CV I am bis aa4 tireeavilie B. R. sad CkartaUe <>ia«taaaod AufuauR. R. ie sod froei e pctL^oabetk Baade. - Ceeaeotieae made at Iffaek vilie withBa-a •aUR.lt FIRE, FIRE. No los* or damage If Ineuredjn the companie* of Woodward’s agency. Thi cheapest and stnmgeat losers promptly adjusted aud |isid. Dwellings Insured at 3-5 pendent bmrtw, giu houaea, Ac., al luwenL roteau— -• A. T. WoodwaAt, NELL, iTlMi Tl v^llMoa Mate aid KmMp llsUtiie for Roys and Girls oa In Heptoaibec. The In all the BogBah French, Music, cal. jtpd CalUthen ApnHeaOone made 1$ Mtas O’Beiroe *the WUftaMm HotoL ongft-tf 7 ^ —; ^ •fid Vto IP Mlto 1L M, Chades Zissel Barnw -BIPKJLS1LN Continental e4 hew 4001ft DC . k. d T.