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/ le r lUTES.OF^UBSCRIPTION. • In Advance' per Annum.,v T' jH.RO •v. $2.00 On Time THURSDAY, MARCH 5,1891 The next refrular communication of Harmony Ixnlge No. 17A.-. F. -. M • will be heldatthoiie* MasonicTem- _ . P le in Barnwell upon 14th dav ot March, 1891, the saraebelm* the 2nd Saturday liv said month, bc4finning at “High twelve ” By order of VV.-. M.-. ^ K. C. Kirkland, Secretary. td The reaular meeting of Barn^VCl Lodge No. 16, Knights of Pj-thiaT will be held at their Hall on Friday night at 8 oVlock. A full attendance is requested. y order of r * THEO. J. SIMONS, CYC. , M. J. PATE, J K. K. S. i The fruit crop is reported all right so far.* - f Ssms has been appointed postmas ter at Ellenton. Gen. Farley will inspect the Second Cavalry at Barnwell to-day. True lovers are few but not far be tween—when they sit on the same sofa. The attFifdance on“sale flay waiTsmaiT and the litlle property sold went oft dirt cheap. Thk PKoeL* thanks Senator M. C. Hotter for a package of assorted gar den seed. A new boat is being built for Capt. W. T. Gibsiin to be used in the Savan- nah River trade. Mr. C. D. Gooch-, of Marlboro, a trrad- tiate of the Citadel, lias taken charge of tlie Dunbarton Academy. Attorneys- S. G Mayfield,of Grahams, and A. T. Woodward, of Barnwell, will ncmage tlje defence of Marshal R. C. Hardwick. We received last week as a parting gift from Senator Wade ilampton a lib el a) package of garden seed for which ( we return thanks. Mr. R. Lee Kishor and >liss Hetilah -Tones were married in the Methodist Church at Bamberg on the 26th ult.' Rev. J. L. Stokes ofttrtarting. { B. R. Tillman chewing tobacco is the latest ju+d-perhup* the sfrong^st on tlie market. It is grown in ikisjState and manufactured hj ? tlie Florence To jhcco Company. —Owing trnhrtttnpirs"bf MrT."ATP Al- drlch the hot supper appointed for this vvenlng for tlie benefit of tin* Memoriai and postponed Married on the 2, f ith Ult. at tlie bride’s residencehx_Rev.'^l’lioina- Rayaor, ‘Dr. James 11 Roberts, of BarnwelkCountv, and Miss Lottie Barber, of Jtichburg, Chester couuti’. Highest of aH in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. *7,1889. HIHETT-ONE NEWS. Powder ABSOLUTECT PURE -.-YOUNG MEN S YEAR,:- 1 . .! * fORREST, the great Confederate Cavalry Chieftain, used to say that the General who won victories was the “one who got there first with the most men.” ..... .. • TIME TABLE VO. 8. v To takeoffect II on4ay, May at iM&a. m. WEBTWABD. ratzr SjaTiova. mostmen.” , * " ~ -* r P P ' Blackville ..^.Lvj.. duncan wav both H..BARIWELL Yp^-'^ total, as he had no insurance. The house wakinsured tor $1,600 in Mixsou & Co’s Agency. The fire was undoubt edly incendiary. The,, exercises of the Institute will s ijl'er no interruption, as the citizens have opened their houses to the stu dents. *. „ ^ President Rowell is doing a great work for Grajiams and the State too, and the good people of that good com munity appreciate his labors They will no doubt hurry to completion the pro posed $15,000 brick Institute building. That, under President Rowell’s control, will be worth more to Grahams and the surrounding country that a half dozen South. JdmimLDepot^ — — Special Notice. The members of the Executive Com mittee of the Rivers’ Bridges Memorial Association will please meet at the Me morial Grounds on Saturday, 21st day of March, at 3 o’clock p. m. to make ar rangements for the observance of Me morial day. N. F. Kirkland, Sr., President ' J. W.jJexny. .secretary. Notice. The friends of Judge A. P. Aldrich and family will regret to learn of the extreme illness of Mrs. Aldrich, Mr. Perry M. Buckingham is at home again and fbrgood. Barnwell will not let him.goraway again. Personal. Dr. Geo. W. Morrall continues to im prove. Dr; E. W. Ellis of Martins, was graduated from the Augusta Medical College last week. Dr. Albert Morrall, of Kansas, came South last week on a visit to his brother, Dr. I.. W. Morrall. _JBro. .L. Lv RtiieVof O rahams, pa id uk a pleasant call on Monday and ex changed confidences as to the grasp of the grippe and the lunesomeness of sin gle blessedness. Our clever young friend, Dr. B. F. fctorne, of Blackviile, was graduated from tlie Dental Department of Vani derbilt University on the 25th ult. and is warmly welcomed home. He will locate in this county for the practice of his profession for which he is fully prepared by thorough knowledge of its latest improvements. .The Executive Committee of the I Capt. J. A. Chassereau was in town Barnwell Baptist Association will meet 1 on Tuesday and brightened the sanc- a’t Blackviile at 11 o’clock a. m. on Fri day, tlie 6th day of March, 1891. Churches will please send forward their First Quarters collections in or der that tlie interest of the different Boards may be looked after. By order of ^ y . ' D. Paul Sojournkr, Chairman. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. The Coming Queens. turn for a little while, leaving behind iiim the belief that it is better to be a Three Mile farmer than an editor. Rough on Rats. Hlackvillk, March 4th, 1891. Editor FtopU : r * / l bad so much fun yesterday that 1 leel inclinedtell you abotilit. 1 drove up to iieigiiuor Geo. Boyiestoii’s yester day Jai see, mm, as I heard that he was sick. But w ueu 1 arrived there be bad his banus moving some pea-viue hay from an old barn and be was ouk.kiHuig rats, so we ail went at it, aud, Mr E L- The entertainment given by the Wide- Arwake Circle of King’s Daughter* at "VoI Joe Brow n’s last Friday evening ! uu, we bad a rat killing time. V\ uen was unanimously pronounced asuccess. 1 we limsbed the bay pile we eyni.i Hm.i iwRTlTlfal “Sdlig* ofTthem" -under ail the old blocks aud Seven.” representing tlie seven |>eriods 1 boards. Finally we quit and counted, of woman’s life, were res iled by sewn jVV bat \vbuld you guess we bad? 1 * ..i,, , in of the >om.g ladies, each of whom per- mean dead phU, for we did not count Monumental Association wLi-b^f^^ her , lHrl f(ll ,y j lhe live ones"' Five hundred and sev- Miss Mattie-Aldrich’s rendition of enteeu, weighing seventy-four lbs. net Seven Times One w as simple and child-l rats. - x. like with just enough egoism to make I Neighbor Boyleston said that he it characteristic of seven yeafs old.would plant them under his cqtbftu. Seven Times Two a* given by Mis* I Now, Mr.Kcix>r, you will ImvetiUk \ irgie 1’atterson could not be improved , neighbor Boyleston what he imwnU to upon Believe that the same principle will hold good In busine**, and that the mer chant who geoures the advantage of posfltibh and offer* the most and best bargain* to the people is sure to receive their pa tronage. because it i* to the intercut of all buyers to get the greatest value for the money that can beexpend- n ed Insupplyingtheir necessities and luxuries. So we have secured \ Ndrnberger’sOldStandon the Square, and as it opens due North so we set our compass to the pole star principles of trade that point the road to success with true and unerring light Good Goods. Poor Prices. We are now' receiving our first stocks -and we -invRe special attentiou to the fact that they are all fresh, none shelf- worn, none made worthless by old age. We take pleasure too in assuring the public that they have been bought right and that they shall be sold right. It Is notour purpose to see how much wecaii make on any article, but to see how many goods we can handle at close fi£- „ires. For as new merchants w;e. know that we have to win our way to public favor and while it may be a bard task in this age and place of live competition we are enlisted for the war and intend- to get there. ~ , „ TURN OVER THE NEW LEAF. By. selling strictly for cash or its equivalent we will avoid bad debts and *p escape the necessity imposed upon crediting merchants of charging good paying customer* so much for their goods that they can risk selling on time to Tom. Dick and Harry aud the rest of the world. So we invite everybody to come and see our nice new stocks of Staple and Fancy Groceries, which is large enough to defy a long season of famine, our full supply of Dry Geods complete in wll lines, pretty enough to please tlje choic est tastes and cheap enough tff gratify the most careful purchasers, E. M He mi fisoilie* • ■. ■ j ■ ~ ■ , I . .A. Wb have more news and good tidings for all who have Cotton to sell ,or any goods to buy. We shall not attempt to tell it all in a brief announcement, but we mean this advertisement to be in the nature of an invitation toa wedding or some*j other set celebration where peace and plenty abound. v But the welcome that we send out is no short lived sensation. It Is an all the year round business that gets better every day, and w’hile printer’s ink is a very good thing eye-sight is a heap more convincing to tlie people generally. But .when theae.-two cumbine thBArgtimenLJbLBUded ami everybody > imudd&x»£.tti« l i ImJ EASTWARD. Stations. Barnwell. Arl Wooodward’s Junction. ..i*) Ashlejf / .,(4} Blackviile. Lv!8| SUNDAY SCHEDULE. Leave Barnwell Arrive Blackviile Leave Blackviile Arrive Barnw-ell a 01 »:!8 10:15 10:45 P m 6:00 • M $M 10100 SSdSSBBRir-- sane asylums must be convinced beyond the shade of a shadow of a doubt that truth and trade can be agreeable partner* in business. So we challenge investi gation and are ready six days and six nights In the week to prove beyond per- adventure that we are the Ibe lest Benefactors ef Barnwell, and all tho.country surrounding between the Port Royal and South Carolina R’wys. At RYAN*S CORNER, Main Street and Court House Square, • SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. Barnwell Railway Trains will wait 80 minutes for connection from Mouth Car olina Railway Trains unlaas othsrwiso specially, instructed. All Trains "dally. Clock in Telegraph Office at Black viile will he the standard time. ■' - - JOHN. T. WILLIS, Supt. Blackviile, Alston & Newberry R. R, Time Table taking effect October 14th, 1880, PASSENGER TRAINS. NOETa BOUND, I^ave Blackviile 1015am* Soffit Leave Walker....: 1080jkiiifS 18pm Leave Whaleys Leave Aldrich Leave Springfield iA-ave Kai'r’s I^ave Perry 1 Leave Wageper....... Arrive Seivern..: 10 80am|8 lap; 10 86 a m * 18 p ns 10 88 a mi8 80 pm 10 50 a m 8 88 p m 11 04 a m!8 44 p m 1118 a m 8 86 p m 11 80 a mOCSpm 11 44aff. 0 83am On Tuesday the County Commission er^ issued warrants in payment of alj the indebtedness of the last year ex- e-ptiug about live hundred dollars worth of the claims last tiled. a Mr. B. W. Malone, formerly of this County Dut now of Decatur. Ala , and Miss Sarah l-awton of Hampton «-otin- ty, were married«mi t,he22d ult. at Law- toiivilie aud left imuicdiately for Ala bama. 'Y . 4 ' ' , Y La-t i hursday a little after noon Fra; k Kt-adt and Robert Bailger, InmIi ooh.iM I, left AIkniiaie P* go to their hoi, os, riding together in a w agon. < n the way a tr(*e fell upon tliem kiJiitig H- a i\ instantly and"breaking Badger's Tbs County fr'-asurer turned over ill* tax exHcutions |o tlie Sheriff la*»t week. Tliex were over live liuudred'iti ^liumlier, hot not a great deal w dI be re alized from tiien, a- it will he impossi ble to ha'ate many of the delinquents win* belong to the fioating {Hipulation Mr. W. L ( roft, of Syc tmore, show- ■etlu-on Mohdny a stalk of ..ats from his fielil of twelve acres, tno.ict Uigb and heading hcantifu.ly. Tney were not liti-rt by Friday itiorning’s freeze Aiiid w ill make a hHiintiful y ; cid if 110 bail luck happens to,them. During Friday night’s wind storm the residence ot Alts. A C, Kates, Old Allcndale, was burned, together with all the furniture. The tire caught from a spark that M) on the roof, insured tor $’J,(KMI in the Home, of New York,' thro tig h SiinonsA Uioodward's agency.- See advertisement of Prof, Otis. He is an accomplis'bed performer on the piano and organ* understands music as thoroughly a»> he does the multiplica tion table and knows exactiy what kind* ; of Instrument* people ought to have. Can on or e..1 respond with him if you think ot buy nig. lit will do right by .you Paul McNeill, the colored fire man of 4110 sotfli t arolma Kailway win* was siiot a; Grahams on the 21st January by — tow n marshal R. C. liardwick, *lied in Charleston on Thursday of blood pois- ■'•ning resultirtg from his wounds. Mar shal ilardw iek w.a- arrested and Imlged in jail upon a warrant of Trial Justice J. B. Burckbalter Last week we published the retried atrocious murder of .Miss Goodsoti, of Dariiugtou fJounfty, by a negro named Green As the matter iiad appeared in our daily State exchanges we never dreamed of doubting its correctness. The story turns out, however, to have been utterly without foundation in fast. D. was the.invention of Henry T. Pat- r < k, a young North Carolinian, wl o had iiad Simie trotiule with Mr. Goodsuu aud took this mean method of revenge. Mrs. B. G. Patrick, of Midway, is a grand-da ugiiteT of the famous Ke\olu- tiouary henuiw, .Miss Emily Geiger hi the darkest days of that conllict Gen. iNialhauud Greene de*ired to send a message to Gen. Kumter, through a sec tion so infested by watchful enemies. That it wa* thought £0 be impossible for miiv man to pas* without arrest. Miss Geiger volunteered, fcihe was given a ietter and also made acquainted with its contents. She was stopped on the way and carried to the British headquarters, when she was put in a room alone until a tory woman could bebroaghtto search lior. Mhc ate the letter and not hing be ing found to criminate her she was rer_ leased, went on her way and delivered her message to Gen. Sumter. jHhe was buried ciglit miles below Columbia ami her grave is unmarked by any memo rial. ' • - : neighbor Boyiestou what he ii 1 11 - it t inake on Thailand, cottOH or rata. I urn M.wf.nnlrlUiroodln ev,nin* eo«- . (lllW lhat W| J, ni>ke u tunif. w.tt hiMK .ml K.itinjt for the j j. mu^b adapted to lhe Of rats. Yours truly, coming of her lover, was a splendid type of seven times three. Miss Kute Shuck threading a daisy chain for her little ones, who were j Gentlemen of the Jary, grouped around her knees, made quite ' a pretty mother Seven Tillies Five was made inq.ro*- J. E. Hair. she by Mi*s Anna Dunbar, in her w id owY w oods Miss Mattie Owens’ repro*entatiott.of Owing to some misunderstanding as to time the Grand Jury for the >ear and the |H*tit juries for the March Terni w*rre drawn before the limit fixed hy law and wore therefore illegal. The mis* .Manic iiweii* reprosenrauott.01 .. j # 1 ' Y , . -- ~ , .m.ir..n..n.,rty-t«n. K1 vin E lK.r,lai 1K l.- lY*. rd "< , Jur r <-^erd- u-r in i>,« v»ry K o.«l; »»d h,|i: ' v l ln ' !t l4,ld dr * w »•» Mi*« Morrie Brown in her bridal robe* I grand jury. i 1.. M. MeElhany Four Mile ! IV. J. Martin Four Mile looked per loveip-^ >ti*e Bonnie Aldrich a« grandmother, thinking over her past lile and longing for the In avenly h«>me; as she sat in her easy chair, ami worked at her knitting, I w as really touching, ami a tilting finale to file Sungs of Seven. The niH-ic hy Misses Emmie Molair, Virgie Patterson, Kate diu»»k, Mamie Holme* aud Prof. Oti* wys enjoyed by all. ^ A very pleasant evening w as spent, and ttie W ide-A w akes are determined 1 hat this shall not he tiieir last enter tainment. ■” ^ . c. FOR nTST’F.PSIA, Indlcrestion, and Stomach diAordem, dm BanXVW’S IRON BITTKnS. AH dealers keep it. $1 per bottle. Genuine hss trsde-mark and cmsbcd red lines on w rapper. IV. Lawton Kennedy J M.Deik Is’. Z Felder W. J Hightower ... , J.M.Grav * .George’s Creek .Blackviile Bamlterg‘1 Richland ...... Allendale Shoes, Notions, Fancy Goods, Tobacco and Cigars, and all the long list that w e have gath ered to scatter again among the people for their and our mutual good /All customers will be served with courteous attention aud the goioen rule of fair prices and honest treatment m all shall Im> our trade mark. So w e give our New Year Greetings to our friend* and the public and open wide our door and heart* for their coming. DUNCAN & HAY, BARNWELL, S. C. W./fDuKCJUL H.C. Hat. CT IWR. U. HARLEY Is with u* and w ill be pleased to welcome hi* hun dreds of old friends and to make thous ands of new one*. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES OuUty rust sat Atop. We hare the largest and best selected Stock of Fancy Family and Heavy Gro ceries, Plantation Supplies, and Farmers’ Hardware ever offered PialI the region in which we claim precedence. To make a long story short we state that we are ready and prepared tofui nish to the farmers of a dozen townships all that they need to make their crops, from tlie work stock that cultivates the laud to the wa gons that haul to market the produce of their fields The great and growing vol ume of our business enables us to offer these and all goods at prices that small dealers cannot venture In a few weeks we shall spread ourselves over to our new Mammoth Two Story Building, South-West 01 thy Qlrclc, now nearing completion. NVlieu that is ac* complished we will Ik* able to make at both our Corners a full display of the lin- ineuse stocks we are h4.t)dHng. Until that is done we will, with our’llmlted ac- i-ontmodalkma of room, fcatisfy all lot ton sellers and good* buyers that We arc | Highest Headquarters: When our new building is finished we shall finjak aH-Heave Springfield {.. eoni|>etUion in short order and we now invite everybody to come to the funeral of J J-eav© Aldrich Hard Times and the Burial of High Prices. We are murdering them aud we j j w»nt_you to (l.no. m.kt marry on, IhSr TOW. TiSftia8w5i>wwpiijSHMM^l■ •Monday only. tDalbr. ■OUTff BOUND. Uare Seivern ..4 47pm* 700amt lieave Wagener I/eave Perry l^ave Sally’s 8pr l^eave Aldrich. 600 p m & 14 p ID 6 88 pm 644 pm 5 5ft p m 600 p m 606pm 7 16 a m 7 86am! 741am’ 756am 810 am, * 18 a m Mike Brown and Brother, Barnwell, S. C. lUki . _ tDaih. Blackviile. SpHmrtkld, Sally’s and Wagcner “• telegraphic stations. Close couDoctions made at Blaekvffia with the Sooth Carolina Railway and Barnwell trains. J. C. KET8, Superintendent. jan 29-91 Fact* From Fair FI»h Pond, t IUktzog, .S. ('., Feb. 27, 1891. Editor Pntplc: - Mate 4 ‘hethi*^ Ru 1 uey Ms ariaiyzed ! ' ^..V• the artesian vxater at this place with tlie *; ’ M I y. * followingVesult:• 1 i. h TJ K ’ k,in K ••••• W. F. Googe. .Allendale 0 H. Best Great Cypress Win Hazel 'Great.Cypress J G. Brabham .Great Cyprea* W. E. liaskel.: ... hald«K' W. G. K« arse Baldoc D. P-.sprawls........ .-77*777. Williston J M. Gaqtt * vRutfDak W» K. Owens Bennett Springs* J. E M»-w .Bull Pond G. W. Green, Jr ‘ Rosemary I’KTlT JURORS—FIRST W KEE W. J, Kinard... J, A. Harter J. S. Johns . J. J. Young....’ L (*. Harter ......: .. .. "BTaclvtl CASTOR IA for Infante and Children- Sycamore 0 T>. C LANGE. KO. 27, K. K. AVENUK. lias Exclusive Sale of tbeee Celebrated Lenses finished in Steel, Nickie untl Gold Frames. BLACKY ILLE, 8. C. FAULK5EK, KF.LLAM A MOOKK, The only Manufacturing Optieinns in - lhe ttoa<h, Pcddlerk aae not supplied with these famous glasses. [dec26 •‘CaeEertn laaeweB adapted teehlldf that I roooanMad Itae superior to aaypreeoriptUn kaowa to mo ” H A. Aacssa, M. 111 So. Oxford St., Bsooklym, St. T. “The two of’Castoria* is oonntvereal aad Ms merits so well known that it seams a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the Inteilipeot families who do not keep Castoria within aa«y reach. M „ ^ ^ CABLoe Mamrs, D. D.. New York Cky. Late Pastor Roonungdaio Bafonned Church. Castoria emee rohe, Dk KiUe Wonae, givi w.lCS injurvoua medinetiee. Boer Stomach, Diarrhoea. Erortation, as steep, aud pram “ For eeTpral years I have your * Castoria. ’ and shall always oonaaus to do so as it has in variably produmd bsnsdstal ■ewta>” F.owiw F. Pakdss. H. D., “The Wiathrop," Itah Street and Tth Ave., Few York Ctty. Tn Cbntacx Cowtavt, T7 Mowbat Rnuwr, Fww Yoaa. NKliiun chloride, .70 grains per U..S. gall >n; potassium chloride, fkol).23 grains per U S. gallon; calcium chlo ride, (ea cl 2)20 grains per U. N gallon; (;aiciuiu sulphate, (ea*o4) .80 grain* per U' S. gallon; lime61 grains in e< in hinatiou wiih organic ai id; inagnesia 0 , trace; oxide of iron and alumnium, VV’. II Bamberg J. T. Killings worth : Red Oak M. VV..Hughes Midway VV’. H. Rice ,/ “ J. VV. Hill “ lyobt* Morris “ T. L. Walker * “ F. lira I* ham . Buford’s Bridge R. F Kearse “ * “ .68; silica and insoluble, matter, Total 2;H>8. I nder the spectroscope | ^vephmtOwens Rosemary the water ai-so .show* tlu* presence of Uthi.i. ' / - 1 he puj-ils of the^H'. (7 (.’. cele brated VV asliington't* bu t inlay Monday night witli appropriate! recitations. A speech on the life and character of VVaHhington was delivered by the prin cipal, Henry S. Hartzog. i’rof. M. H. Norris, a Georgia elo cutionist. entertained the community Wednesday night with recitation* in costumes. Prof Norris has a decided dramatic turn, and his rendition of Richard III was very creditable. Howell’s mill pond, which in ante bellum days was one of the notable spots of th» County, lias an interesting bit of history connected with its con- struction.. Tradition runs that nearly a hundred years ago tlie builder prom ised a slave freedom if he would build tiie dam. lle ( was turnished with a curt and mule. Some antiquarians say that the negro took seven years and some make tlie period of service longer, but they agree that the negro won his lib erty after incredible labor. But the glory of Howell’s mill has departed. The venerable trees that line the long dam are festooned with moss, number less fish sjiort amid tlie lily-pads, a corn mill w ith meagre patronage creaks on day af|;ei| day and seems to sing the re quiem of departed grandeur Around this broad expanse of waters,—for it is one of the largest ponds in the State— the houses are-tenanGes* wmTdeserted, for man cannot survive the deadly ma- aria. it is a deadly and a dangerous locality ana it* existence is a standing menace to all around it; but in the whole State there cannot be found a more picturesque pond-j-a spot so in spiring to the poetic insight of a chas tened imagination. Cross-eye. . Baldoc Four Mile . Williston 44 Tlie Urge two story dwelling in Gra hams, which was owned by Mr. Otto Mo 1 mtag and occupied by President V Rowell of the t'oHegiate liist.ituu'f whs , 4»«rned about 12 o’clock 'Tuesday night, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 24th ult. Prof*. 'Price and Woodson ;— *. and about thirty students were board ing with President Rowell Ail escaped J. P. Lee. ; J. J. Hickson ... j John Hewlett J1 |T.J. Steed ..... VV. a. Walker... A. J Proctor .. Irby Givens W. Ji. Merritt F.P. Toole “ L ,B. Toole “ B. Stringfellow .... “ L-A. Thomson .......V “ Henry Morris Great Cvpress W. M. Barker *• ” P. A. Erwin . Bennett Springs C. B. Ellis. “ • “ Duncan Sams Bull Pond H. A. Hughes Three Mile PETIT JURORS—SECOND WEEK. II. B. Cave .,. Groat CypreffF S. B. Creech ... " > “ James P. Carter Fish Pond Henry Wolff . . Allendale W R Darlington »< Jno M Rhoads. ^ .. -Blackviile J. J. Fogle A “ C M DeWitt. “ Thomas 8 Weeks. Bamberg A A Faust. - *« A E H Simmons ^ 44 W VGill Bull Pond R II Sams . “1 44 W L Best 7.. “ 44 A N Bush ... Richland W D Weathersbee 44 F H Creech. . 7 . ....., Sycamure J"H"T5rabliaih » ... .•••*— 44 J M Brant J I) Anglev Miles Load holt .. 44 Julius McMillan .v^.. Three Mile G A Kinard..... 7. T S Beard J 8 Bishop....... DO Steedly * W M Walker.. Philip Baxley. J M Sadler ....... ®g}xm ASMipkiatof tnformatloo aadak-i ■traot of Lbs laws, skowtoa How 1 ’ Obtain PaUotCcavwlS- TllE' .Marks, J161 Broaffway, Few Terk. MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Hagoocf s Hap. We keep constantly for sale Hay from Got. Hagobd's Saluda farm. It is far superior to any Western # or Eastern production. Also fine lot of choice red-rust proof oats cheap for cash. McNAB, WALKER A Co. Will be made on Talbott & Sons BARNWELL C. //„ S. <?„ * ■Wood Workers and Dealers, and Manufacturers of— rrBalusTers, Brackets, Scroll-Work. -sift Builders Hardware in Stock. —Manufacturers of— - ‘ ■ Barnwell Oil —AND— Fertilizer Company. Capital tSOlOOO. JOHNSON HAGOOD, PfffffflDKFT* ^ MIKE BROWN, Skc. A Takas. A Okn’l Manage a. DIRECTORS: * Johnson Uagood. Barnwell C. H. S. C# Mime Brown, Barnwell C. H., S. AJ. D. P. Sojourner, Lees, 8. C. Simon Brown, Blackviile, 8. C. G. W. Moreall, Millettville, 8.C. Jno. M. Grrrn, Atlanta, Ga. G. A. Wagenrb, Charleston, 8. C. J. K. Garnett, Savannah, Ga. D. H. Sally, Sally*, 8. C. Thia Company ia now ready foe tniai- neaa. - l 4 THE GIXHERt We will gin and peck cotton at 96 eta per 100 pounds, bcin|f $1.26 for a 6i« pound bale. Not more than one person need accompany the wagon, a* our ma chinery handlea the seed cotton and the cotton seed. . THE WAREHOUSE?. For parties desiring ta hold tbeiroei ton we will warehouse and insure tlie same for a period not exceeding ony month at 50.cents per bale. ForTuager period* 50 cent* each additional month. Special rates made with sup-Alliance# for short periods of storage, awaiting Alliance sales days. Our warehouse receipts will be taken by The Bank of Barnwell as collateral upon loan# to the extent of 80 cents upon the dollar, thus enabling farmers to meet pressing lia bilities without forcing their ootioa upon the market. OIL MILL. Cotton Seed bought at market rates and paid for in cash, cotton seed meal or Fertilisers. — FERTILIZERS. We will fill orders cash or approYtd credit For Acid Phosphate, For Cotton Seed Meal, For Blood, For Kainit, For Chemloals, Oor own brands of first class Manip ulated Fertilizers and make are spe cial Fertilizer to order. Farmers and dealers are Invited to personally Inspect our works and meth ods. We are convinced that tbeit ap proval and patronage will follow. "Cheap, Quick and Faithful Work Guaranteed. angll WAGON SBY WHOLESALE, These Wagons are Guarsnted to be EQUAL TO ANY MADE in the United State*, and as to Prices, will be sold against all competition. ^ . v Lumber cf all kinds kept in Stock, or the Yard. a Novelty Weatherboarding a Specialty. a • st . .Midway 44 .Red Oak Grealn^^* hx* iu penalties. From his „ , Edgefield Home l ap! Tillman fought without serious injury, although some l his way over A “long, rough, rocky and iiad to jump from the second etory piaz j *ruinp\ road” before he reached t Udnm- za. Prof. Woodson’s hair was scorched, bia a* Governor. But his lates travels Must of the student* tost their ciutbing, [.have.not been w ithout tribulation. On i President Roweli’s U»s* of furniwire, ; h re<vnt visit to hit sister he*was forci-I ^ ^ ” ac ' < • r • tHHik* and other iM-rsunal propert) bly hugged by a drunken admirer in 1 *• ‘ sttaounliug to abou^ fbuu in yalue wus Spartanburg. * ^ J II Phillips • Williston Brigham Reed . •* Z T Hutson James B 8w est U B Breland.,-. B J Hutto.. ... Four Mile B» ford’s Brtlge .. George’s Creek .George’s Creek Children Cq for Pitcher’s Catena. Engines and Boilers. “ Special estimates otnviachinery gen erally, at bottom figures. Saw. Mills. $200.00 to 1600.00 Corn Mill* :....• IF&.OfTfo’I7O0 Planers and Matchers, 200.00 to $f5(K).00 * I a^ill the most complete line of Saw Mills and Wood-working Machinery la the State, 7 V. C. BADHAM, 7: O 16N Kit A D. AGKXT, 77^ ” COLUMBIA, S C. Buy the Talbott Engine. It is the best. ; oSv mar 13-tf <3. Duncan BEtHNeeR, President. dec 11-tf AVm. "McNab, Secretary EEDS FOB SOUTHERN FARMER GRASS SEED. Onr Oraa* Rewla are rBrrfnllr M r,'t ITttjwii with »«i>w*lal rvfetetu* to tbHr HotUt, n.*anllnrR« from and (cvrmlaaUon, W« famish all standard varieties. CLOVER SEED., Alfalfa, Japan. A?*fte, Ht>, Quality t brat«a mixture of Grass and atiapted to varioos soils and tu We also supply Clover Seeds a oelo- COTTON SEED. Our varieties of Ur* ton Reeds am rreom. Dirnded by expertenixMi planters as the best and mrat profitable i^rts Rrown—aad i giv tUe most satisfactory results. TEOSINTE. A most valuable foraoe Plant for the ftoutb. surpassing either eornor •orghuui.as a fodder plant. A* many as forty ilv« staUu have been grown from a 1' * Our Seeds ere of the Beet Quality and Carefully Selected. OATH nfillC CtmfBiwW TalumbU Jm/ormmU»m MmiUfi Cd mm am WAIMaUtlUC PRICES QUOTED OM APPLICATION. T K Ca Bi T. W. WOOD 4 SONS, 8 410 S«rth RICHMOND, VA. Now that money t» in drcnlation ot* ery a«ii*ible man and every thoughtful w oman should prepare again«t the dan ger of low* from fire by aecurfcig ln*w- rancH over the home that *helter* the family. A policy in a good company li the best in vertment that can be made. T. A. prooker, WILU8TON, S. , Repre*enthig Che I.ANCAinniii, of En gland, the Commercial, of Montgomery, the Knoxvmllf, of Temiemeo, will be glad to angwer all inquiriea relative te coat &c. in the , ^ ^ FIRST-GLASS COMPANIES of hi* Agency. Call In person pr wrH by mall and prfNnpt attentl 4 will h given to all correap ndence. aep 18-tf SPECIAL NOTICE. We the undersigned prohibit hunting ia date* Tar ALLEN HAIR, J. I>. MILES, u. r.oDGfti, R. H. MOKK18, j b. mm. Dated on our lauda from Mila < W. A. ROMS, M. D. MILES, A. A. HAIR/' X. LARD. W. a HAUL