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m The Barnwell People- THURSDAY, ,»UXE 5, 1SW. TIm* next r^iilar comnmuiraHtmx^f Turm»m>' 1/wlire No. I7AA>V. M.\ ill l»e heldat tin- new Mason if IVrrt- ple-ifi buniwoll ui*on IHli <lay «>t June, ly.dt, Ike ¥anie tieiuK ttie *Jn<l Saturday In said month, uegUynintf ai “High twelve” - It it) requeated that a large attendance be had atid that the members meet at the old Temple, promptly at 11 o'clock for tin; pnr- yowo of marching up to their new Looge Hall. Hy order of W.*. M.*. H. P. Asdekson, Secretary. M Miss Minnie Walfcer, of Appleton, is V isiting Mi*. T,. L. Wiggjlii^ Kev. Jno. R.’ Dow preached to the prisoners in jail Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G. Duncan Bellinger and chil dren have gone to Aiken for the sum- tner. — — Miss Jennie Kirkland, of Buford’s Bridge, is visiting relatives in Bennett Spring*. / ; # Miss Alice Harden and Mr. J- B. Bennett, both of Appleton, were mar ried a few days ago. Gen, L. A. Ashley was in town from .Saturday until Monday, the guest of Col. Robert Aldrich. • By mistake the name of Jenny Lou Bates was omitted from the last Roll of Honor of BamweH Graded School.—*— - Miss Annie Laurie Izlarfreturned to Blaekville Tuesday afternoon, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Geo. ii. Bates. Miss Mamie Ashley left^pn Friday morning for Lynchburg, Va., where she m ill spend the summer with Mrs. Albert E. Willis. ' Ht'atlttii.irti*r« np«if»<r»ll<* 'Kxfcpti** (’OMialttc*. Bvknw Kiyi., S. (T., .1 line ,‘M, A meeting of the Democratic Execu tive Committee for Barnwell County, is hereby called to meet, at Burn well Court House on Monday the pith day of June, lsnii v at 12 m. A lidl attendance is de- sired as matters Id great hiiportance w r ill come before I he I oimiiiHee for con - side rat Ten. louts truly, \N. F. KIKK! AND, Chairman Executive Committee. J. 0. 1’attkkson, Secretarj\ t 7 x ' ^ Blsrkrille Democratic Clu*. A meeting of this CluKVill be helcHn tlie Ci«rt House bujiding at Blackvilie, S.C., on Saturday Uie lltTi of June, isbi\ at T'‘’clock p; iq. Club will,at that time, be reorganized arid pilivers for the next two years elected. “ By resolutions of Club May HI, 1SOO. ^ V • W. 11. Oak.max, 2w Secrotary. The Reedy Branch Democratic Club wet at its regular meeting grounds May list and reorganized by re-eTectlng Capt. JL J. Croft Fresident, who has served us in that capacity 8ined~l87<t. 1st vice presrdeot, J. L. Baxley; 2nl vice president, G. W. Morris; treasurer, J. S. Baxley; secretary W. 8. Grubba. The club heartily endorses the nomina tion of Capt. B. R. Tillman for Gover nor, There being no other business the Club artjourned to meet again <*« Satur day before Uie fourth Sunday in June. Capt, H. J. Ckokt, President. W. S. Gbu«hs. Secretary: ^ —The Red Oak Democratic Club met in the New Hope MethodistChurc 11, rat- May .’list at 4 olidmLlx. m., re- with seventv-six members. Editor H oule: . r i * Ploas^ allow mo to oorrect an er roneous report citneerniug. my recent visiUto Little Rock, AiLansa*. It levs iKven generally rmuored that I went there, inilm interest of iIk - ♦‘■migration of the colon d people from ibis \ icinity. That Is i»v;o» re» t.. I went there ini he' Mifen .'l of HieC. M. K. Grdud liouler- < nee. Uespect fnily. ;.v D L. Mixon, of Dunbarton. Bi.ackvii.i.k, S. C., May 28th, lHt)0. Editor Eeojdt: The member* of the colored Shrub Branch Baptist Church ask that you please publish this as an expression of their heartfelt appreciation to the many white cjitlzetta who helped them so willingly in .erecting a bouse for the Lord. Our diurcfi is situated on tire public road leading from Blaekville to Elko. Among the whites that contri buted,, liberally ia Mr. pinion Brown, Capt. DaVe llair, Messrs. Briggs, Buist A Co. and many others to whom we feel under many obligations. TWr clnTrcftis supplied bw Rev. A. W. Disber who.prcivclies for us once every month. Respectfully. : ~7' Damki. CalhouN. K Uftrii-1 iirrcnts at Wkite’s. C IIOPPKD OFF PJtlCES IN KVKRY DEPART- MKNT—NOTHING ESCAPES XU VIGI LANT KYE -?)E THE' GREAT LEADER. Our entire TTnes i»rintcd Pongees, Hiuuigiii, Hong Rong and Burah Bilks T^4H4aujiiXiioi;t c(>11ritors at. 2fici {>er vard. urdav. organized Messrs. G. Dlincan Bellinger, Robert Aldrich and W. R. Christie left on Monday afternoon to attend Court at Macon, Ga. Messrs. W. W. Moore & Co. have opened a branch house in Allendale for the sale of cotlins and caskeLSr-M ith Mr, E\ II. Oswald in charge. We are beginning to believe that Au- gusta is on tbe'edge of a big and b««a fide Imhuti. See J. B. White .«fc Co’s, local advertisement as a sign of the times. r— Tlie surveying instrument* adver- trsc.d in The I’eqclk week as found by’Mr'John C. Fowkc were i lie property of CapL J. S. Mixson and Sou. It pays to advertise. We’arJ'7d»trge<rWT*apt J. C. Wf^ for a ^erbal iimtati*»n to the Oak Dale pie-nie, which has been ap|H»iuted for the 2d of July.* And notiiiug less than sickness will keep us away. Th? follow ing officers were unauinious- ly elected: Capt. J—Buelliitg, Presi dent; P. Baxley, VictTPresident: J. K. ButdHnff, Bee rotary; C. L. DavixyJ’reua- Listen at the centre counter dr ; vew : JDO l>oxes “Onyx” absolutely stainlessroOc. biack lloseat J.V.; oOl.) school eliildren’s Knitted and F1 attmA Blouse tVaists, price was 05 and 7“>c., now 25c. each; ino pieces black DiapoVy \et, ne|v aud exquisite pattern's 40 per c\nL"lower Mihan early ptircfnr«e*>‘. <‘11 tiro- I counter men’s Neckwear, tlie latest nov elties, at about half price; ‘iikl dozen men's Negligee Flannel Shirts, regular urer, E.^ecutive C0mmittee—Dr. TT. II. Harley* .Capt. 'C. II. Langley, Ut, C. Baxley,-W. II. Onnean and J. W. Cave. Cjo and 'S>c. Sbtrfs. will go at 25« On.motion the meeting adjourned. ^ ’ J. SnKLLiN(I, PresiikuL. J. K. Sxelling, Secretary. A new l>euu>cratic Club was organ- iaed at Reedy Branch on Jlst May, to he known as “Tim Rcevly Brauuh Dcmo- cratlcXlliihN o. 2,” with JI urei nlwrs, and it-promises to increase to 5d. The fnHowmg ftffieers f<»r next two years were elected ; I. J.. A fa way, Presi dent; N. C. Grubbs, N ice-I’resident; W. E. Sadler, Secret amp, O. Treasurer. The foliowin 7 MONEY TO LEND, The ImtiiDess of unmey lending hefe- tofore conducted by Col. W. H.Duncan will be (tomtinned by Jhe undersigned, at the same place over the Bank of Itarn- wdl. Terms made easv/ai d Loans effwted with promptness ami dtspnloh. \\4LLIS J DUNCAN, J. J. BROWN. January ffi-h, iBUO.i ... r , FOR sale: M y large new dwelling, containing S large, rooms. Bath-room and Water-worka in the house—nlde Servant’s Rouse, large Stables, 'hml all necessary outbuilding*. Fine Avell of water. Large vegetable garden. Handsome tlower garden. Best location in tow n. T Tdrms easy. Apply to A. «f» IiE\ A , Blaekville, S. C. dec 12-tf -1.L..I.^ FOR SALE. Three lots on Main Street with o() feet front by 200 deep, between Davis’s law office and Post office. Four lots opi>osite Mr. W. Gilmore Simms, same measurement,-^ The lot aud reski mce xioAV joccupied by (.’apt. Woodward 100x200 ferTt.. I'Ue live lots and buildings between Tobin’s drug store and Post-office on Main Street. These are I be most desirable building lots in the town for any iHirppse a.id will be sold reasonably. For full pai ticnlars applv to A. T. WOODWARD. . fell 20-tf The whs adopted l—-- Resolved, Tliat irr-vav we, the member.- BraTirli'iynnttrratfifd-Hnbr-N all 10 and 12 l-2e. Satteeh*, standard values, marked toT D2c.; great drive in Chal- lie* at 2 J-4e., reduced Irotte-d-l-4g7-to- hiove quick; 40 per cent, off from our already low prtees on Parasols is terri ble but it’s a fact. Don’t miss them. 400 pieces Percale tinkhed Cambrics for blouse waists,only 4 l-2c. yard; 20cases Wfitu* lMaitU^H4m^mL-dJ.^.l^i al> 10 and 12 l*2e Ouiing Flannels. I>vautifu) goods for tlie. seasideorxrioiiutain wear, reduced to 7 l-Jc* Gb, whsttV the dif- Black, j ference, everybody^ must drejs. oOO hrmtHt-s Cbrt44k*q ‘ one to live yard lengths, at about 1c. 'per yard; •*) cases Figured Law ns 3tf2 t;2r‘2a*id ‘Mb* wiw ^ ! .n.i in.- • fl|| 20, 25 and J.'vtLt-idbuMc- lesoIintOTi \ m —r Andrew T. Woodward, Esq.,has be«M» , appoinred Secretary and Treasurer t Iiu* Eastern, Barnwell and Wou rn I Railroad. And obw “Look out forthej cars w hiie the w lilstle blows or tlie bell rings.” R. II. Davis, white, and Boh_Moody, 1 -colored, w ore lodged in jail Saturday up- 1 on a coin mi muni t issued by Trial J u slice J^-D. M iilmiii charging theqp widi breaking iutu the Graham* depot Fri day night. “Many Friends’’ announce Hon. Al len F. Free as a candidate for Pouiity | Treasurer. Mr. Free’s tine business cu- 1 jiacity, high character and worth are ample, guarintee's tliat if elected he will i make a failliful aud conii»otent ofBtiui. , Mr. Jesse Dunn did a very charitable act on Sunday by contributing a gen erous quantity of delicious cake and ice cream to this office. The editor was '•alone in hi* glory,” but equal to that } occasion. Many thanks, and Oliver.! Tw ist’s motto. Tnic People acknowledges an invita- | tion to attend the Fourth Annual Com- ' iHen(*eiiient of the Wintliroi» Normal j Scliool, (’oliinifiia, on the I2tlt inst., from Mi n*e* (Tara L. Johnston ami Alice M. Hart, who have brightly and j beautifully represented Barnwell Coun ty in that school the piist year. At the regular meeting of tlnrGountv Coinmissioucr* on Tuesday a dividend of *0 p-w cent was declared on all past indebtedness prior to NovernlMJT, IHSS. Checks were drawn and signed by Messrs. Walker and Ciia.-M rcau. The severe Illness of Mr, Chitty’s child de- taiued him at liotne and tinv Board ad journed to meet Monday, June Wth, vvlum the checks will be rcadv for those who have wait' d so long and patiently for tlrci* money. , in meeting asHemhled, do most heartily endorse tlie. action of tlie March con- venlion, and the platform adopted by same, and w'e phnjge ourselves, to sup port and tlo all in our power to elect B. R. Tillman for Gjvenior. V Tlie Bennett Springs D.-mdcraDo (Hub will please meoL at the Sebotd llmiw* at 3 :J<> o’clock, hf. m., on Satur day, 14th ih*t, for reorganization and tlie transaction of important business. Let every m •mlrer atboid. Geo W. Morrai.i^ President. P. M..Cater, Secretary. Athielfn Artloa. Editor Pi' i>b : Kollrs. . For tlteeonveniencc of tlie Treasurer of Cburelies of tin* Barnwell Baptist As sociation I have arranged w ith Bm. A. ]». %lanvilie, of Barnwell village, to (rol lout funds and receipt for tlie^same, thereby savingrtlie expense of sending money th4 ordinary way. J. A. Jenkins, - 'Ureas. B. B. A. A? A JHssrablf MtsUWf. — , Tlie construction train was ^ side tracked at Martin's Monday niglft and they neglected to close the sw'itch. The through freight train going down at !• , federate V'etcrans to be held in Cbatt.t o’clm k ran into it, and such a wreck! nooga early in July. There is some talk Ashleigii Democratic Club met on Saturday May tlie I7th. isno, and orgaii- ize«i bv the enrollment of 2*» members vvith the followingollieerK: H. F.Odom, president: W. A. Ho**, vice-president, amis. A. Hair, secretary. Tlie !ollo«m ing resoluiion w a* a<l.»pted : It'-solved, 'ihat we endorse the plat form of tlie March Convention Jtnd that vve pledge our undivided support to it- nominee, < apt. B. K. TilittiiU. ami that tlie Secretary send a copy of tlie above to tlie Charleston World, Tlie Barnwell People and Sentinel for publication. M. D. Mu ^ \V. A. Ross, - Committee. 1. B. Rosa. ; , _ May 27th, IN!*). ^ . BUrkittls Xew*. Mr. Henry P. Dycbe* has arrived home from Wolford College. (^uite an enjoyable dance was given by the young men of the town at tlie Molony House on Friday nlglir, 20th ult. Mr. Sam Buist, who represented Blaekville at Richmond last week, has returned liome. The Blaekville Demoeratic Club hTdd Its first .meeting on Saturday, 2D:.— There was quite a large crowd present. Messrs. Still Bros, have moved In th' ir new s|(*rc on North * dark .SL. Mr. E. A. Felder, formerly bT-t’u* place, now Stenographer of the Pass', n- ger Association,- Atlanta, spent last Sunday hero! ' Mr. A..E. Baker, the ]diotogiapher, ha* gone to Hendersonville, N. C., for the summer. The Knight* of Pythias of this plafto, aided by memlH-rs of the -ame order at tlie other tovvinLon the S. C. U. J{ , w ill run an excursion to ( harleston at an early date. Tpni Walsh *ay* it will be tlie largest excursion of tlie season, and you know' whatever Torn says “goes.” Tlie Gordon Volunteers have received Rn invii af ion to attend a mmioiud Con width I ires.* Goods pulled down to 12 1-2 to go fast. The EJeetrie Series <vl - Ibe. | novel*, some &00eo*pies,popular authors, ! yoirea.ii read at. (i J-4c. a copy: live ooun- j ters plaid, stripf*ed and fancy vveavt* I Nainsook and Persian Lawn* 15, 20 and 25c., good* will go at 10c: three counter* ,immense drive in plaid and striped Wbile Goods* at >(» l-4c ; 2 ( l‘) | piecea Silkalifte, for dresses, and Persian '1'apestrles, for thniorations; tliesc go<»ds were 2-5 and 25c,; we close at 12 l-2e. Ten counters piled with Embroideries and Lace* of every known make offered at a reduction of 25 to 4u ]H*r cent .off. Seven cases Embroidered Curtain Swiss, to close at H'e., ought t<> fetch 3V.; 12<M) pieces ( liaui^ray Giugbani* and Uoile Uu Nord ZepliyVs, was 12 l-2e.. down now to-tH«2or-Burgain counters all over the kouso. J. B. W hite A ( o. MNR RESIDENCE in the Town at ' BarnweH, lit by Gas, furnished wiHi Water IMpea ami Bath-room, and containing Blevon Room*, Paot-ry and Cellar. Built two year* ago. Lotinea*- ures 213 feet x 2(H) feet.' Flowing Artesian Well and FUn Basin on premises : Kitchen, Servant’s House, Stables, \Vel*£ Ac. Terms: Oiie-tbiyd cash, balance ob long time with 10 par cent ( ALSO A Plantation containing 55S acres, 292 cleared upland,balanceswamp pasture, within one mile of Barnwell Village. Five new Tenant Houses aud Stable*. Two Wells of good Water. Price $2,900; $1,000 cash, $500 Ih 12 months, and balance on time to suit purchaser. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Feby 20th, ISpO-tf ALU ABLE Plantation lying on Port Royal Railway around Martin’s Stathm, containing 2500 acres, about lialf e.leareiLxest in Virgin forest. At the Station is -two Stores, three Out- buildings, one Gtirlionse, ln>n-rooL 12 H. p. Engine, 70 (aw Gin, Screw , Ac., -and Steam Sprin'kiitig apparatus. The settlements are scatteTed conveniently tlie over place and there is ample accom modntion for the laborers and live-stock. TTVe TlPlrts^re clay land and are in higli state of cultivation, yield ing hand some returns. The residence in center of Plantation is a beautiful cottage sur rounded.by a Rose garden and large evergreen oaks, also outbuildings, such Kitchen, Smoke llonse. Blacksmith Shop. Carriagu'JIotise, Stables, 'AT. Ati 111 ml rcsldetiee-aDrHtfoity-amres. is under good fence. On West side of plantation abutting on Runs is aswamp and upland pasture uudef rail fence and wire of about HH) acres. The mules, cows, sheep, liogs, wagons, plows, har- rmvs, cultivator-., mower and rake can be trcaled for at *amo time. ALSO That Farm one mile from €• H. know 11 as ‘‘Martin Place,” eontHining354 acres. Parties wishing to purchase w ill apply u> W. A. MARTIN, Martin’s, S. C, feb 5-0 m SOU I H CAROLIN-A Marble Works. COLUMBIA, S. C. IF. H. II VAT r, Proprietor. IWOER Absolutely Pure. This pow-lcr never varies. 'A marvel of p*tri 1 y,strength and who’csonieuess. Mure MOonoruical thaa the ordinary kinds, and —tenot bt; soM in cmipptiiion with ilie laai- tiiude of low test, shorl weight alum or phos- powlors. Nobf firth/ in KoVAt Baking Powdku Co., 100 Wall Si. N. Y. NOtHlNGSUCCEEDS Liko Success. It was heard at a distance of over two utile* around. The' engineer on the through freight jum|)ed ami was badly bruised. The fireman got his leg torn off at the hip and died before morning. B. N.1r D»y. The. attendance on Monday was small. The little property-sold brought;: fair prices. Less than*fifty voters applied* [nr registration and renewal of.certifi cates. There was some talk about the time of holding the primary election. Most people spoke in favor of having it about tlie*first of August. They don’t want to bO'-bothered about politics du ring the gathering season. It is time for the candidates to announce them- kelves. of tlie Company attemUng, At Mt. St. Mary's College, Mary land, last week, there was an exciting preliminary oiocutionary contest. Ten students ate to compete for guild medals this month. Twenty four entered the lists, from which the ten best were se lected to engage in the second trial. Master Emmet L. Farreli, of Blaekville, was of the successful dectaimers. The People acknowledgeR, with tl»ank«, an invitation to attend the An nual PieNicof tlte jlunter’sf'hapel Cal- iSthenic Academy, Rev. Henry S Hart- jog, Principal, on the 13th Inst. The following is the ^PROGRAMME. 10.20 a, m.—Exhibition exercises of - • -——— 12 m,—Address by CoE Robt. Aldrich, of Barnwell, S. (’. - . 3 P . —Caltsthenic drill. COMMITTEES. INVITATIONS. Julius Rhoad, Miss Hattie Rhoad, Or- ren 11 uliter, Miss Sallie Steedley. KNCK^TAINM ENT, John Hunter, Miss Nellie Carter,^Ja cob Carter, Miss Sabra Rlioad. REFRESH MKNT8. Kistler Rhoad, Willie Sfeedly, Miss Lilia Black. Miss Annie Hunter. ~' _ Snodiiy’s Storms. ‘ ' ' ' *.,<1 Sunday atternoon was a stormy time over the county. No section escaped entirely. Distinct and separate* dis- turbanees occur red at the same time in different localities. Heavy rain falls and winds are reported from'all quar ters, but the hail storin.% were confined to the more unfortunate neighborhoods. We liear of great damage done in the North-Western part o( the county. Just below' Barnwell the tine crops of Messrs. Robert and Preston Morris jfnd their neighbors were riddled, the corn blades torn into ribbons and the cotton stripped of iU leaves. s But the worst fury was manifested in Three Mile Town ship. Mr. J. F. Breland wrote us from Kearso 011 MondayvUiat thc storm of mingled hail, rain and wind began at 4 p. m. on Sunday and continued for two hours, cliangtug from its first direc tion- from the North-East to West. 'Urees and fencing were blown down, windows broken and bridges swept away. Mr. Josiah Ritter’* place wa< the.centre of ibe storm. Not h leaf Wa* left on .the cotton there. Mr. J. B. •O’XtfalVs road cart and Buggy were demolished by a falling shed. The crops of Messrs. J. D. Platts, Lewi* Ayer, J. Ritter, J. S. and . J. F. I Bpgland, L. W.and H7 C. Ritter and Ji. ! B. O’Neall were ruined. Hail stone* T II E RE \ SON RADA M’S MICROBE KILLER is tlie most wonderful medicine, Is because it has never failed in any instance, no initl- G r wli-;t tlu> 1 If>asc, from LEPROSY to the simplest ?jisease _ known to tlie humim system. Tlie seiontifie men of to-day claim and prove that every disease is Caused by Microbes, . ' —AND— RADAM'S* MICROBE KILLER Exterminates the Mirrobes and drives them out of the system, and w hen that is done you cannot have an acheur pain. No matter what the dDease, whether a simple case of Malaria Fever or a com bi natidnOf diseases, we cure, them all at the saiwHime, as w e treat all tlie dis eases coustitutionally. Ami Inna. 4 on*mii|>iioa, Catarrh, Itroncliitl.'s l{l!4'Mt«iaii*ii|, Kid ney and 1,1 rer l>i<*case, 4'Uill«* and Fever, Fern nle Xrouble**, in nil lit* iMrms, nnd, in ITict, e.very known to tke Human fryMiem. / Rtwan* of Fiiiudulent Irniiatious See that our Trade Mark (same as above) apjasars on each jug. {send for book “History of the Mi crobe Killer,” given away by («. K. RYAN, dealer in fancy gro ceries, segars, tobacco, bakery, Barn well, and l’>. iv.» BJilGGo < *()•. Black- ville. - [feb 13-ly Dealer in American and Italian Mar ble, Tiling, Flagging, Hearths, Mantels, Monuments, Head Stones, Tablet*. Iron Railing and Fencing. S|>eeial attention given to all kinds of Cemetery work. OuipetlUon challenged in quality (♦f material, exeelleiico of work and cheapness of price*. Or*gr CAPT. w. K. BRABHAM, of Al- 1. ndale, is traveling Agent and w ill bo plea-e<l to show designs, quote price* and give any other information desired. Prompt attention to eonawpondenoe. mardO-2m. FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney-at-Law, BAMBERG, S. C. Office over II. C. Folk & Co.’* store, -mar 20-t COLUMBIA, S. C. —:■ -T •- !—■- 11' N, W. TRUMP, Manager. D. A. PRESSLEY/ Agent AJKDQS -AND Sold at Factory Prices. 10 Different malce* to sdmt from. BRANCH OFFICE OF—^ HIDDEN & BATES. . apriu-1 y —WITH— WE AttE NOW PREPARKD and Will be plCAied taplmse yttor fnanifmflo^ bf letter or wire in the strongest and the most reliable companies an the Globe. aH rates for Fire Untilranoo arc the same for reliable Comnanlea so when you pay fotf insurance be sure you are raceivcd in a company that Is able to pay when a kw$ occur*. We represent the * J ■v ‘ o ^iuetpool, |onbon onb ^tobe, JIT I.IVKHroOL., KNOL A1VU, Lancashire, of hanchkster, kn«. Continental, OF N . V* "Homo, u> s. r. J, EPSTEIN & BRO., 139 CoNGRKflS # T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Special attention given to the eompittatlon of water-power*, leveling Hnd.(lrHinHa‘‘. A^>staleard addreysetl to tne at Murtiu*, S. C., will receive preuqA attention, oet 10 S‘J-.lvr Prank M. Mixson. Wholesale Dohlcrs In Dry Goeds, No tlons, Ge.nts* Furnishing Goods, &c kkrt, Savannah, On julyl-ly Richard A. Ellis, ATTORN ti ' COtNSILLCR AT LAW BARNWELL C. II., 8. 0. WtlT pr»(;ttce In all the Courts o< the Slate and give prouipt atteution to all business en trusted to him. t^TOfflee over Tobin’s Drug ?torc. ^ ' june27-1y DrTJ.H, E. MILHOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blaekville, S, C, Will have regular appointments a* follow*: At Barnw’ell, C. H. from 1st. Monday » or sal«s-day) in each month to Wed nesday evening. Office at the Patter son House. At Sally’*, B. A. A N. R. R., from 2d Monday in each month to Wednes day evening. Office at Price’*. Hotel. Will be at hi* home office at Blackville every Friday and Saturday from l*t of February to 20th September lnolu*ive, and every Thursday, Friday and Satur day, from l*t October to 3Dt January inclusive. Will make appointments with pat lb tit* to meet them at either of hi* office* at any time. Patients will find it more comfortable to have their work 4ouo at the office, though if desired will call on them at their reaidenec* anywhere within thirty uuJfiAJif Ji lack vlHe .■* Port Royal an.! Augusta Railway. Acousta, (?a. , January 2Hth, 1WH). On and after this date the i>assenger trains will run as follows by 90th meridian time: Hartford, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Knoxville. OF TENN • IURYEY0R AND NOTARY POBUO. BLAUKVILLE, S. C. and Surveying in all its branches. Conveyancing a specialty. nov 22-SS G, M. GREEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, . UAIiNWKiL.1^ C. H .H.C, Will practice in the State and United States Courts and give prompt atten tion to alt business entrusted to hi* care jan l(i-fy A. HOWARD PATTERSON, ATTO TIN K V- AT-L. A W BARNWELL C. H.,*S. C. Will give prompt attention to all bus iness entrusted to his care. January Oth, 1890. Clara’* mother (calling)—-“Clara, ] we re heaped up in drift* dn Monday. ■ “ ~ gCJ Mr. Smither* U in the parlor and say* I Capt J. A, Chassereau told us.Tues- he w'auts you.” Clara (entering, the dayHiat about two iniie* square were irlor - and throw ing heraelf into uiad^ desolatei!. The corn crop* were “Oh, Charlle^thU i* j mined-beyond hotie, Imt there was a ' T,.b Coroner's Notice. All Trial Justices are 'directed herc- iiice B. A. MAKIBBEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. X" . BARN WELL C. II., 8. C. ■ •— r • ; . 4 ■ WilLgJve prom{d>aUeathnyLto ail bu»- inejuWMitrustcd to hi* care, april 4-s*J . - Excursion to Charleston. JUukwki.i. C. H., S. C., April 18,1890. Fair notice, so look out, for tlie grand ♦Gt,Colored Excursion of the Summer wtti run from these-headquarter* to Charleston, S. C.,on Friday^ June 13th, 1890, frdui Barnwell and WillLUm. Tlie Fare will l»e <1.cui». Will you come and go as a very grand time D anticipated to b»: in the-grand so sudden. M t Cv. ■ ■■ ^■XrL Ll ■- chance for cotton to conic out t „ t, after to Ipdd no inquest* in ■tiiisN^mnly unle^vsiwciMlly .instructed by me/ I can lie found at my office at Barn- | old City by the Sea. well every day prepared to attend to We will be thereon the 12th, *0 get live dirties of my office. — ;. j ready and la# ready everybody. ~ b. L PEACOCK, L y J. S. M. CARTER, Manage Coroner ISarutreii County. 1 .apr2t-7w , South Bound. "T NoTO | *No. 47 I to BJOTBB. In the Town* of the Conntv we will Insure Dwelling*, Rchool lfmi*M «ftif Churehea on the Note plan. For onS year we will take a note payable the Ink Novemlmr. For three year* policies one half cash aud note 12 months after dale* For Hve year* cash, H 12 nmnth* and 24 iikontbt. GIN IIGU8KS, we will insure on easy h^rms. WIND STORM Policies written. For ln*urance <MUl hit SIMONS & -WOODWARD, » “ * •" — ' « Barnwell S. O. Seasonable and Seasonable. JNO. J. OTEISSINGER, DEALER IX GlSNEnAL MERCHANTDI8E. COTTON'. GRAIN. HAY* ■...—AN f) 1 — TPTTi y •jtiA. Lv Augusta, a. n il 10 5 05 P. M. Ar Ellen ton, i*. m 12 17 0 42 Robbins, 12 30 7 05 M lllett, 12 517 47 Martins, 12 58; 8 02 Bel doe., 1 0,!8 20 iV|ipiuton, 1 IJ 8 50 Allendale, 1 23 9 10 Lv Allendale, 1 23 U 10 6 00 Ar Cainpbeliton, 1 40.9 37 6 32 Brunson, 1 52 0 55 r. M. (i 65* Hampton, 2 08|10 25 7 00 .Varnvtjle, 2 13 10 35 7 08 MeNe,ill’s,, 2 47111 (H) 7 27 —Ciiniujliig’s, 2 32|ll 07 7 35 Karlv Kranch,' 2 43 11 23 7 59 Y cm as see, 4 45 11 59 8 35 • Coosa vv, 5 11 9 50 Beaufort, 5 40 lb 53 Port Royal, 5 55 11 39 North Bound. « - | *0 oc -s o HO P. M. Lv Port Royal, 7 35 ——* • 1 00 Beaufort, * 7 48 1 20 Coosa w, 8 15 i oo Yemassee, 8 45 2 35 a, M. 2 60 Early Branch, 1) 68 3 05 5 25 Cummings, 10 15 3 25 5 44 McNeill's, 10 27 3 31 5 5< Vafnville, 10 32 3 59 « 10 Hampton, 10 45 4 08 6 18 Ar Brunson, 10 51 4 40 6 45 Lv4'am|d»eHton, 11 08 3 00 __ •6 58 ArAllemlal^, 11 58 5 30 7 20 Lv Allendale, 11 20 5 50 _ _ Appleton, 11 37 li 13 Beldoc, T1 46 6 .30 ^ ’ Martin’s, 11 55 6 47 '“ / Millett, 12 03 7 35 Robbins, 12 10 1 8 03 El len ton. 12 :ki 9 45 Ar AugusCa, 12 42 P.M* Bla.clsi^TTLlle, S. O. Offer* at all Soa*nn* full stock* of the best Good*, Including Staple and Ftfey Lines, at the lowest possible prioea# COMMISSION MERCHANT. I also offer my services to the public as a commission Merchant and will pof* chase good* forVafties farnl*hihg the cash, charging only a small commission. M v opfiortulittle* and advantages are *uch that all cash buyers can save money, time and trouble by making their purchases through me. —_ Feeling perfectly sure of being able to be of substantial service to my friends and the general public I respectfully a*k that they try me before “going further aud faring worse/’ JNO. «L WKI8SINGKB1 BlackvUH», 8. C. sc p 8-86 ■ — • — —- • _1 a- Blackvillf, Alston di Newberry R. K I Time Table taking effect October 14tb,1889. PASSENOER TRAINS. * NORTH BOUND. G‘ave Hlackville10 15 a rti* 8 p Hit Dave Walker... l.,10 .'*) a oi S 12 p m G-ttve Whaley* ...10 36 a ni H 16p iff i/cave Aldrich.. 10 :tH a m 8 20 p m Leave Springfield 10 50 a in 8 22 p ra Leave Sal'y’s ; II 04 a m;8 44 p m liCave Perry.... l>'HVe Wagcner. Arrive Seivern.. 11 18am 858 pm tl 20 s mill 08 p m H 44 a m|9 23 a m Barn well Railway Co, TIME TABLE NO. 3. To take effect Monday, Itay 12tb, 1880^ at 8 S 45 a. iff. Stations. SOUTH BOUND. Leave Seivern .\ .4 47 p m* 7 00 ami I,eeve Waicener...., Leave Perry I>eave Sally's lieave Springfield. Leave A klilch.......... Leave Whaleys.... locate Walker*.. Arrive Blaekville 7 26am 7 41 a m 7 55am 8 10 ate h 12 ate 8 18 a te 8 86 am ♦Sunday only. tDaily. Blacki'ine, Sprinafleld, Sally’s and Waganer are telegrai>hk; station*. Close oimucction* made at Blaekville with tlie South CarolHia Kailway and BurnweU tralu*. J. C. KEYS, Superintendent. 503 p m 7 16 a m 5 14 p m 5 28 p m 6 44 p m 5 58 p in 6 00 p m 6 06 p in 6 18 p m Blaekville .Lv Ashley Woodward’s Junction... Barnwell. a. i 10;15i 10:37 10:45 A. II M. 39 10 JO 9:47 0^t, IQsOO P. M. eastward. Stations. Barirwell ;. Ar WooodwMrd’s Junction... Ashley , Blaekville hr J. R. KUNtlAY SCHEDULE. •Daily. tDaily except Sunday. Connrrtmn .ma*!*’ Ko- al ami aT Augusta with Port Wdstenl Carolina Kail vs ay, and Ucorgia Kail road for all point*. AtTema**ec with Charleston and Savannah Railway for Charleston and Savannah aud all Florida jHiiutK. Cheap return tickets on aale every Saturday after 6 o'clock, «v<*l until following Monday moruiug taforu 12 o’clock. Any information in regaol to tickets, rates, schedules, etc., write or call upon Hi vt, „ W. J. Cka-w, P. Agent, p. AgenL AOgUftta. Georgia. I ll FONCiHFMM MTKHFT, SAVANNAH, ga Wholesale l>ealer in Gents*; Boy*’, Childreus’ ami Ladies’ Hat*. July 4-1y A. T\ WOODWARD, Attorney-at-Law BARNWELL, C. IL. S. C* j JpJF^^llicc over poftt office. _oet le-ty —— " * .fX ■ e. l^ave Barnwell Arrive Blackvillff l^eave Blaekville Arrive Barnwell IAL INSTRUCn 1 Hallway Train* Bari mlhut^Tfor connection oligN Jlkilway TnHi s[>eci«lly Ins Trains other at All Traina Do not run ( lock Hi villa wi