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J ? ■ ; w vt - j* The Barnwell People. RATES OPlStBSCRIPTIOT*. In Advanc«, per Annum... .. |i,ro v--. $2.00 On Time. THURSDAY, MARCH 12,1801 A TJpe next regular communication of Harmony Lo»i?e No. IT A/. F. -. M -. will be be!(l at the He\s Masonic Tem ple in Barnwell upon 14th day ot March, 1891, the same being the 2nd Saturday tn said month, beginning at “High twelve.” By order of W. -. M . . ^ R. 0. Kiukland, Secretary. Court next Monday. Corn went up two cents a bushel last week. > f? A thousand hands are at work on the South Bound. 1 ? According tx> the. almanac spring will l>egi n to-morrow week. The first thunder storm of the year arrived Saturday night. - If the country doesn’t get rich this year it will not be for the lack of guano. Maj. L T. l*1ar and J. X. Nathans. Esq , Of Charleston, were in town on ’Tuesday. v-v It is vetfiplensjtoit to report that Dr. M or rail is suthciefttly recovered to ride out in plea want weather.' The new S. C' R. W. Depot’at Black- ville is all complete except the laying of the pavement around it. — Messrs Skinner it Williams have. al«o been retained to take part in the defence of Marshal R.*C. Hardwick. The steamer Katie has been raised from her sand bed in the Savannah and a rain ‘‘walks the waters like a thing of life.” Judge James Aldrich, Gen. M I, Bonham and Dr. and Mrs, E. (’. Good rich came over to attend the burial c£ Mrs A. 1*. Aldrich. Col. I. L Tobin has resigned the of fice of Intenuant of Allendale ou ac count of the requirements of his law practice. ' James Forge, of BaTc!o'?, N qow a Junior at tlie I'niversity in ( oloninHi has been electedadass contributor to the Univer sity Collegian. , T 'I’he farmers will soon begi,^to plant 'They should put in plenty of seed. And the merchants who want big crops of Tjtk Pkottk. ..Lan**" ’*■ Highest of all jn Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. NINETY-ONE NEWS. ABSOLUTELY PURE General Order No. 6. The Brown Guards will meet to-mor row,^Friday night, at half past seven Tbe.Tnspectloiis. o'clock. Califf’s Hull, for the purpose of drilling. » J. H. 1>e'’-y, : Acting Captain. VvT-W. MdoKK, Orderly Sergeant. Postmasters. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. y ^ r' - . .. Subscribers at several ofTM*es r have coinplained recently of the negligence of their postmasters. As public olli- cials, gentlemen, you are expected to give satisfactory service to the people. If you do not Uncle Sam will have something to, say to you. Married.—At the residence of Mr. Tsjiiah .lowers; Feh. 1^, 1891 by I). W. Key, Mr. J. M. Jowers and Miss Has- sie Mares. , # At the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. M. Cave, Mr. Joseph Grubbs and Miss Rosa Cave, March 9, 1891, D. W. Key Officiating. Adjutant General Farley inspected the Second Regiment, oC Cavalry, Col. J. B. Bateseommauding, on last Thurs day. The muster w as not as large as usual as many of the soldier boys \yere held captive at their homes by the grippe. StiH it was a very-creditahie display.' l)n Thursday evening he inspected tiie Brown Guards at Galiflf’s Halh On short notice about forty members an swered roll call. Gen. Farley prom ised to give them new guns in place of their F lien ton rifles and also to supply them with fatigue uniforms. “UNCLE” ALLEN'S LUCK. On Monday • Messrs. Wpathersbee, Easterling and Kennu'dy, of Williston, w-re repaid tiie sum of five thousand dollars which tney had given to William Parker, alias Harper, the ignorant miner, and an Indian lor an interest in Tin Arizona gold mine,and several bars •'aid to he gold, but which proved to be brass, and Parker-Harper was 'released | J. from Aiken jail In addition to return- ing l Indr mowv all ex pen s*'s of Parker- Harper's capture ami detention were paid by iiis representatives. rifi Hfowwtr; He didn’t g*‘t 1 was in ptw n on Tuesday over to our side of town, but his -ant message to Thk Pkoclk was received. — Callers on The People. - Mr. Geo. W. Morris of George’s Creek, brought us more free coinage of silver than any otlufrof last week's vis itors. Mr. A. J. Keantf, "f Blackville, will piarrt-this year didTast I fuMors. of Marifm irtlgyr' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. K. of P. BartAvell county now has five lodges of Knights of Pythias and leads the State. The nearest, county behind has three lodges. On Tuesday night Bam berg Lodge No. .TS was instltutet+~by Grand Vice Chancellor Charles Car- roll Simms assisted by visiting Knights from Willi«ton. Black ville and Barn well. Thirteen members were initiated. Tiie officers elected are D. F. Hooter, P. ('.; I>r. J. B. Black, Jr., C. C.; N. P. Murdough, V. C ; C. B. Free, P.; W. Barr, K. B. & 8.; A. K. H. .Sim mons, M K.; K. Fttinger, M.of E.: J F. Folk; M.of A.: G. 0. Vara, li G.; — Kizer, O. G. -.-YOUNG MEN S YEAR.-:- F ORRKST, thb great Confederate Cavalry Chieftain, used'to say that the General who won victories was the “one who got there first with the 1 _ most men.” 1 ~ ^ DUNCAN & HAY Believe that the same principle will hold good in business, and that the mier- t Thant who secures tiie advanjikge of position and offers the most and best bargains to the people ^ is sure to receive their pa» ■*’‘ tronage. because it is to |* * the interest of all buyers ^ to get the greatest valud for the money that can beexpend ed in supplying their necessities and luxuries. ,So we have secured N u r n b e r g e r ’ s O 1 d Stand on the, Square, and as it opens due North >0 we set oilr compass to the pole star principles of trade that point tiie road to success with true and unerring light Good Goods. Poor Prices. We are now receiving our llrst.stocks anti we invite special attention to the. fact that they are all fresh, hone shelf- worn, none made" worthless by old ager We take pleasure too in assuring the public that, they have been bought righ t and that they shall be sold right.' It is notour purpose to see how much weean make on any article, but to see how many goods w e can handle at close fig ures. For as new merchapts we know that we have to-win our way to public favor and while it may he a hard task in this age and place of live competition we are enlisted lor the war and intend to get there. ANT THC o R AT LEAST That section of its best pan circling around Barnwell, to know tfiat while they do not claim to have more goods in stock than' caii be found.in all New; York, nor profess to soil merchandise cheaper than first cost from manufacturers and importers, they are nevertheless and propose to stay ; # 1 '. . t ' First imoiiff tiie Foremost 1 ' V -J -r- .Wk --W .... . In keeping full stocks of all first-class goods adapted to the needs and requirements of this section, tuidlielling them at — 1. A OIKS Nccdlnpt atonic, or children who wantbufliS- inp up. should take BROWN’S IKON KI I I RF^. It is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Itdi- (Ofitioa, Biliousness and Uvct Cuuj plainU. Mr. J. T TpfeSfafTrTcTTT on .Sarr Capt \. M. Walker A11 fix News. will he “St. Fa trick'a day in tfie moiulugr'' —— f W jiutrl Si III I III It II sy if Win 1 Di-wi' tui I lilt fill ftlT 1 ' mlistiik'iit of 2,000 Indians in the army. TURN OVER THE NEW LEAF. By selling strictly for cash or its equivalent we will avoid had debts and so escape the necessity imposed upon crediting merchants of charging good pity ing customers so nnich for their goods that.they can rFsk selilng on time to Torn. Dick and Harry and the lestyd the world. ^ / So we invite everybodymine and see*our nice new stock* of staple and Fancy Groceries, tyhich is large enough to defy a long season of famine, our full supply of Dry Goods complete in all lines, pretty enough to please the rhoi' - e-tTastes aiuTcliejip.cJiuugi 1 - to gratify < he most <*arcful |>prch:i-crs fd and id Mou- Budgct . v dropped plea*- hour enough to say good day. ,s duly tJcneral Agent for the \\> Sprijig sonueter for flu* Ftlgc-lle The County Board of Equalization ! > l, »r b Out/, "peped his met on Monday. There wa* too iqui li j l” 1 * » half hour .*n Thursday. •work •for one day so it adjourned to I I^ r J.J. ^ illiamf,of Buford s Bridge, meet again on the Second Tuesday in [ K av ® ,H :4 phn-Hfit iion-profeasiomtl April. visit. H9^Kas wisely moved up from Colleton and cast his lot with tiie good Jennings die! on Hip ”th j people of the Naltkehatchie valley, lor Btli Z* tyng ill- | tfie practice of his profession Mr*. Nancy lust at Graham* after a ness, aged 7fi years, hjhI hating manyf friends and relatives to mourn her loss. ' Chca|>er :unl prettier tfiaw^ever are 1 the ladjiururess and millthery goodsi t For pfiwif thereof thehmies >»hould visit ! Mrs coiair's Kapler Oitenuik', l*cgin- ; tiing totli March and conUuuing to 4th •of ApriL/' Jffs. C. I*. WilUams died at her home ficar AB^ndkle on the 27th tilt of h|ki- plexy, aged 52 tears. >he ieates five daughters, four sous and many trieud* to mourn the lo*s of a dovbted nmthi’T ami excellent neighbor. Mr. A. Vi. Hancock, of Atlanta, Ga.* reptesentitig tiie Home. Insurance Com pany bf New Y ork, w a* over a d:»v or two to adjust ihv ho* on the residence -of Mrs. H*K*. recently hurnesl in * Id Allendale. The insurance will be promptly paid. Aiijufaut General Farley has added a new iegiiw»9it, to ta* know n as the First, to tiie muster roll of State Troops, it is *‘oiiip'o*.ed of three Edgefield, two Ai ken and two Barnwell Companies, and another will be added. Headquarters w ill be here or at Aiken. Williston News. Mrs. Martha Keel died on Sunday morning at her residence near Elko, aieiLalumt »io year*, having five chil dren to nintirh her ins*. Mr. F. C. Smith has returned from Baltimore, where he has Imm pursuiiig h‘s dental studies. T he a**igii«“e's sjtfe of Mr D. L. Mer- itt’s stock «d g«H*d* brightened husines* last week. The sale w ill cootitiue .un til all the stork is sold. Williston Lodge No. 21, K IV. had a verv interesting meeting on Monday 1 night. The membership inereases ami : interest grow* at each meeting. Th** new side track, 2.5‘SI trot bmp, | will b# coin|4*trd this week by th** S. < R. \v . T'lff* heavy rains have put farmers hc- i hind. Mill I hear that Mr. L. B. T’»*ole | i« planting corn. Tiiut can he account- j ed lor by hi* taking 2d Monday night. Ont.AW. Shoes, Notions, Fancy Goods, * Tobacco and Cigars?—^7 and alt the long lisfftliat we have gnth' e.Ved to scatter, again among th unpeople f<ir their and oumiutual gmid- "All customers will be served with courteous attention amlrhc goluen rule of fair prices and honest treatment to all shall 1m* our trade mark. So we give prominent Israelites'! our New Year Greetings to our friends and the public anti open wide our door and hcaeP* for their coining. DUNCAN & HAY, ^ 9S WBt • ' --—- an d Let Live Price *3, Ashley. Black ville We do not expect to get rich this year or next, and we shall not, rhtk hurting ourselves or disappointing our custiujfFfrf fry attetfipiing to do iBbre than we' arc p.hlcor than is good foc-th+dr best interests. By < , onductlng hiisitress on business principles we w ill^year after year. h« aide to serve opr friends in^a safe, steady, uniform course, to our mutual profit and satisfaction., ' . We shall, therefore, eoatiting on our original-plat form of keeping complete lines of all goods that our customers need and can afford. Our stock of groceries for family usejs st all Limek full and com prises t^O’Tjest. eatables to be had iti the American markets. We keep constantly on hand heavy plantation supplies, all agricultural implements in use by our farmers, tie* most approved plow's, hoes, gears and harness, tin* best avagons. hnggn-s nmi rn:i<l e;wU Leave Barnwell Arrive Black ville Leave BUckville Arrlve^Barnw ell 3jrn welt TIME TABLE NO. 3. To takeeffect Monday, Feb. IHh, H at 8 a. m. * w - - - 7” WESTWARD. BTattOxe. (*'• l . . , / \ a. n. e.i Blackville Lv . Bid] A** hl «r # :: lv oodwardVJunction.. i}| loa* 1 Barnwelj ,Ai I0r35j ■ • 4. M EASTWARD. Statioxr. Bi.rn.wsn w ododwa rdY Ju he tion . S2 - 9:12 .SI M94 9:18 5:45 Ar 9^0: 6^9 •—iA. M.,P M SUNDAY SCHEDULE a m 9 15 9:40 10:15 10:45 *SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. Our dry and dress gmMls eaumit fail -tq gie swfVsfa>• tiort. They coniprtse^gtT lines, for all occupations, from stout good* foe field laborers to •the" daintiest fa bricsTor society purposes, In shoes we can *iiir aH agi*s and,conditions. I n tin, woodware, crockery and hardware, funiiture,and ma?t.ro*s' s trunk*, notions tobacdo and cigars we ace fully up to tin* re<'|Hirentents of the times. Nor have wc.forgotten our masculine friends. They \v til always find us [ire- pared to supply them w ith clothing, hats and underwear suited to the seasons.-. In short we are‘Hour squkre” ready for business: -* — Our measures *hall he foilr quarts to the gallon, tliTrtc-six inches to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound. Oubsalesmen will give a.l customers the most courteous attention and spare no cffortH uigive. them the best krttisfact ion. Bo, wishing to one and all a happy and prosperous diew year, and pledging ourselves to help ro make it smdi fo all w ho favor us w ith thuir patronage, we declare our house organize'.t and ready to procyodTMnisiness. Barnwell Railway Trains wUI wait 80 minutes fos connection from houth Car olina Railway Train* unless otherwise specially instructed. All Trains daily. (’lock in Telegraph Office at Black ville will be the standard time. - JOHN. T. WILLIS, Supt. lilackvillf, Ai.'loa i Newberry K. R. A Barnwell CL //., A C- Time Table taking effect October flth, 18S9. PASSE5UKH TRAISS. WORTH HOLMD. Leave Blackrilie 1015am* 8 p mt Walker 10.90 a m 8 12 p m Whaley* ,10 30 a m 8 18 p In ....... 10 38 a u> $ 20 p m ...;... 110 SO a ni 8 3*2 p m ....... 11 04 * m 8 44 p m • j.11 18 a m 8 5% p m . G hvm Wauener .Til 29 a m 90! p pt \rrmjNeivtrn *. 11 44 a 0. 9 23 am socrtH Bocan, Uave Belvem 4 47 pm* 7 00amt p m 7 10 a m Uaive Leave I^ave Aldrich Leave Hpringfiekl. ‘«ve Nal'v'a .... lieave Terry...... Snow was twenty feet deep in the uiouuTfllhrt bf C.olorado fast week. Don't go W est. Judge Martine fingd Jay Gould $250 because the bloated bondholder would not serve as a juryman.' .The I’ltrim Ball will lx* omitted at OtMiigeb irg this year because of the dea‘ h ot k<> many oi that con.mimity. Smator J. L. M. Irby refused to at- tARd ,t f luid I’.ir'x I oiih r -, . C hrtrt" while he was In Washington, because he is a lit mocrat.' It is semi-ollictally given out that 1 Gov. D. B. Hill will take h free coinage position in his Atlanta oration, at tin* unveiling of'the Grady monument next tu turner. The State Pro** Association will meet | !in( I M new ouya at Georgetown on the 29th A|»rii. The editors wilt assemble at Charleston, go to Georgetown by steamer and il enough w ish w ill make an exrursiotptb New York. R. T. Nesbit. the GenrgUUTotnmls- sioner of Agriculture v say4 that jirc crop pro«|M*et in th«' cottotvStatcs Ka*t of tiie j Mis«t*su»p» has tmvbeon so bad in forty years. ^1’he fatmers arc a month be hind and the general nelief is that the cotton crop will be cut off :50tl.u<8i hales by this backwiirdiH-sM and the reduction in acreage BARNWELL, S. C, W. .T. DrscAN. / II.r. Hay. DR. R. II. HAlU.EY i* with us A COUPLE OF GOppEfiS. BOTH l.\ BAR.tWELL, leave Wage tier... lAuve Terry...... J^*av« Sally’s .... t^ave 8l»rinictk;ld. Is-ifve AMrich'^L l^ave.Whaleym. ..ttt. .. Leave \V*iklt* moatak’ 7 pm* .ACClpi 5 14 p m,7 2d a in 5 28 p m 7 41 a nt 0 44 p m t 7 55 a m 5 88 p m 8 Hr* m « 00 p m S » m li&iuB ^ mjLia 4km.iiiai tt m ♦snmtay only. •\r and w ill hi* pleasento wl'lcome his hun dred* of old friends and to make thous- PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES ^ TRADE MAflll. i-vl. 1 .- 7:rn A&d tlvaja. Appleton News. i\as tl»c warmest day of the -so summer-like that our fHr->' Miiniav new ycar- mer friend." a r^ thinking of plaiyting s The Gordon Volunteers will attend corn, the Columbia Outet.nial in Mav. \ll i Mrs C. S. Warner is recuyjkting from •our doubts a* to the splendid success **f j a^ severe and protracted ^Uuc?* lasting that celebration are set at re*t by their j <i5 days. /' sleterniination, atul our < apital cotem- I WtH*»i the women g^t to voting then the poraries-can teil thw good news to all D*c»rttion of I b«ie pen deuce will have tltcir citizens whodo'imt read Thk I’to- j been laithfu|lr carried out to the letter i*lk. zl ' ! of the. law. nud. 1 -ball retire to the ITTZ.,^„^r. .1,^ 1 t»hadea.andVqt>t tnv- votn for pyiRtfual 1 -ptaMTTfj mwcnm■ » T^oyermuctit. Yet i know that the uo- |)u*mct Lodge of (»«*o<[ |ejn- [... . . . . „ , 1 104*11 of America con plars, covering Barnwell, Orangeburg itnd't olleto.n counties, v'a* held at 1^1- loree last week.. Iic4egates were in at- toiidance from Allendale. Bamberg, Barnwell, Blackville and (Lrahani*. :uh« Fdi »to Tip* Bo* r I of Fhosphate. Comnil - sioiicrs took possession on the 2d inst. o: tliM? p..rti.n> of the <’«*o*nw river whicli has Wen work'd exclusively by tin* Coitsaw Company lor twenty-one years, declared it tree from monopoly and licensed other eompanie* to go in and mine rock. T he Coo.*aw people oh- tainud an injunction from Judge f*i- tnduton of the United State* Court re straining the Fhosphate Commission er* and mher mining compands until tbe-eight* claimed by the ( ihcciw Co Handsome is as hapdsocn* <'apt.'Hie'' .1 SiniPfis, oi tJl*■ Barnwell Oil ami Fertiliser Works, hascleverly s*ontr : buted a 8ack of in* best mixture to T hk Ikdi’i.K We w ill try it on roses rind t+te foreman on vegetabh*s ai'd the ladle's and lords of creation are invited to look in J?it**r in the season and judge its value for themselves. 1 not be more ox- agant man me Fifty First ( ongr* ** just ended. Let. them vote afstiile ami they will sootji be conviiK’.d that wo men were not intendid tK go to the polls. . do4*s nrid~‘~ Mr. IV. B Warren ha* nine til sons With him marriage i* not a Jailure Il^g killing time is over, but cotrpii “hath all seasons for its own.” Th careless ban ling and stealing of oTufon ! should he I'sikoii after by the farmers and a standard hale should tic adopted, to weigh not less tban.2**0**r more than pHflv can tie na*-ed upon by. Ho* Court. It will he the largest legal tight this generation ha* sen. The Coosaw mines about ou<* bird of the river rock gathered in th a State. Last year it paid to the state >107,1881 in royalty. It* shi hands arc idle and may he so a long time. H A. M. Smith, of Charleston, and Robert Aldrich, of Barnwell, will hold up Attorney General Fope’s hands in the. conliict. G E). C X. A ]N GK. SO. 27, li. K. AVENUE. { Has Exclusive Sale of these Celebrated j Lenses finished in Steel, Nicklc* itnd Gold Frames. BLACKVILLE, S. C. FAULKNER, KF.I.LAM i MOORE. ♦ T he only ManulHctatring Opticians in ■ tiie smrrn, Feddlers are not supplied w ith these famous glasses. [dec2 > TTw Gordon Vjulunteers were insped" ed at Blackville on Friday. They niust' e*ed ^4 strong, “arjm-d and equipped*)** the law directs ” T'iiey acquitted them- selves admirably—as they always do aud-were complimented upon their full ranks and soldierly bearing by (ien. Farley, who spoke of their tlag as tiie handsomest he ’hud yet seen floating over the Stale troops. Go early and get a front seat at the Opera House Saturday evening Ralph 1 Bingham, the famous bov orator, hu- j « morist and violinist, w ill give then and ! there an entertainment for the benefit | *' of the Barnwell Baptist ( hun h. Fiess, | pulpit and the public speak of him . wherever he has been in tin* highest , terms. A§ fie lM*gan at GA years and has ! kept at it steadily since he has been j pretty .nearly every where. \ 1 . ‘ About 9 o’clock Saturday night Mr . K A. Weathersbee was called to the ' iltmr of his bar room in Williston, and | • us he reached it a number of negroes on B. R. Avenue opelied fire with guns and pistols; Fortunately their aims were worse than their intentions and he _ escaped unhurt. The, rioters were led by Boating railroad hands. They dis persed quickly. Sheriff Lancaster went up on Sunday and on Monday, accom panied by Mr. \V F MeMichael, went to tiie houses of several of the rioters but neither men,* women or children were at their home. ■ A good one is told on our mbdest bachelor friend. Dr K C. Holman. A few days ag<» a bewitching Young lady entered hi*drug store, and, after look ing around and prieing nianv articles, she purchased a box of face powder, for which she tendered in payment a rather dilapidated silver half dollar. The Doc- tor looked at it a trifle suspiciously. iSeeipg this the lady Inquired In the most winnipg manner: “Would you like a better lialf. Doctorl"” The Dqctor Mushed, stammered a bit and 'then j 25u lbs., and a pres* arrangi'd t<» pack ! twn at a time. They should Im* wrai>- ! pr cl jn good h«*mp or catiya** and suiied FOR f>YS**FP8IA, nnd Stomach disorders,,nso RU >\VN’S IRON BITTERS. All deafen ••''ej) ItTSl per IvittV. Oenuirfc has trado-uiark aud crut*cil red Lilies on wrapper. The base ball se,t*or # has »»pened APil under sheds and not on < id rads cu—Um—Iomtsoi the tuition a I game can get bar.i yard to take the , weather exposure surely damages rh« Mien e and the nans-Atlunne t»u\«r makes the grower pay for hTs negligcnee - Zknobia. Memorial M<*<*fii»g. The Executive GotniniMee of the Riv- j ers' Bridges Memorial Assoeiation w ill ; please meet at the Memorial (ironmb* at j 3 nviocl-j p m , .Saturday 21st insjt., to j ar^a+qpv for the regular annual dbserv- j «nce oi memorial day. X. F. Kikkland, Sn., Fresident. J. IV. Jrnxy, Sec ret a iv. (2t Fastku OpKMMi.— Mr*. Molair in vites the ladies, ope and attuto come to her Easter Opening of new, beautiful and fashionable Millinery Goods. The exhibition will begin on Monday, 30th March, and remain in full glory all the week. Barnwell Baptist S. S. Convention. Rev. W. G. Britton, missionary, will visit tiie following schools uurihg March.: • \ — . Blackville, 3d Sunday, 10 o’clock. * Mt. Galvan*, 3d “ .,3.30 “ Ghents’ Brapclif 4th “ Sunday, 10- J o’clock. — -*•*• ’ * v. Healing Springs, 4th Sunday 3.30 o’clock. -• q Hickory Grove, oth Sunday aGl nioh- mceting Bv'apiM'intmerd of Executive Com- mittee. *, D. W. Key, Fresident. C. P. Ervin secretary. $3000: Y F. A K ! I on4rr4»li» In t>r*<*S» IMi-Iuniv irtfly intnlll»«-M (H-IX'linffilbri MI wbo r.u rea*! »»<1 wtIU, «n<l whn. ,|»A- ln.tr».uoii, wUI «ofk lixlMtrlnu.ly. _ _ _ _ howto Mm Tfc»s— Tl.o«.»nd Dollar. . Trar in tfcrirown loralltir».« h- r—rr ih.y IW» 111 «lw> ft»ra..h th* Stuation or .iapl..> wlii> h T' m r **'* n ' v.. mnnfr for mr «al*-« .arrraulsl a. aborf . Kaw 1 .. «a4 qnifkl; • r.nwtl I dtaiar but aaa worSrr from rack diatrl. I r rrma'r I UU*S« .04 ^ wan rmploTBiont • i fmhrr oil * ar. ai.kln,|o.rr a ?rar,*arh. It * ami HOI.1U. full Mrtffular* FR ItE- ASctfr*. at wora. £ C. AJLLOf. *»». Auimtu, MRIm. . Tfhe meaner some men are, the more lounUjuurnouKhbrrHthM.aj, K-aa,.^!™^ , Uit KiveJ w , K . uu m, I g-u-exs ibis will do.' besi ha;« and ball*\i!id other supplii o nt G. 1). (;. Lange’s, THackNiHe, and at tlm tin st reasonable rates too. The first day that Arfetnus Ward en tered Toledo, travel-worn-aiuLseedy, he *aid to an e^litor w ho was in thiVstreet, “Mister, wImre could 1 get a square meal for 25 cents.” Fe was fold, x’* say, mister” said he, “where could get t he 25 cents.” Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Two Papers a Week for a Dollar a Year. T he “Tw i/6-a-week” Edition ot The Sr. Louis Republic is at once the best and the cheapest news journal in the world. It is a big seven-column paper-, containing six to eight pages-uach issue, or 12 u* 1G every week, and is mailed every Tuesday and Friday. Its readers get the news of the day almost as promptly and fully as the readers of a Daily and half a week ahead of ,afiy Weekly in every State itr the Union. Yet the price is only One Dollar a Y ear. Special Missouri, Illinois and Texas Editions are printed, and a General Lditiou-ffor other States -contains noth tug but (Jetails qf important events of interest everywhere. The Republic is the leading Democratic paper of the conn try, Hggres-ive, but at the same tune'liberal, ami the only thoroughly national* journal in the whole country. Remember the price is only One Dollar a year Sample copies, also an illus trated Premium Catalogue, sent free on application Address The Repuhlfc, St. Louis, Mo. '1 m*fT2-2w Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. AfiOKYAr l A pamphlet of information andab-i \stract of the hnr«, ihowm* liow to/ p * tenl *. ( •▼eat., rndo/ \Marka, CopyrinhU, tent fret., »'>»* A co./ s381 Rroadwnx. Hew York. Hagoods Hay. .. We keep constantly for sale Hay from „Gov. II«good's Salmla farm. It. is far superior to any Western or Eastern production. A1 so fine iot of rhoice red rust proof oats cheitp for cash. cNAB, WALKER <fc Go. Hike Pfowm mi IT* 1 I —U 1 LL>TT 1 tv-Clj Jb JlIj p.i JrG-ljj,. _ We have more news and good titlings for nil who have Cotton to sell or any goods to buy. We shall pbt attempt to te l it all In a brief annoiini*enu*nt, but w* meanthis advertis4*meKf to he in the nature of an invitation to a wedding or aom* other set oelebratt(>|GwTiere peace and plenty abound. But the welcoj^W) that we send out is no short liv«at sensation. It iann all th* year round bmdnea# that gets bettor every day. and while printer’s Ink 1* a ver\ good thlng-Aye-sight is a fwap more convincing to the people g**iH*mllyy^Bui when the*** two couihine thaargument Is ended and everybody outstdoof the in- sanewsylum* niu*t luVconvinced beyond the shade of a shadow' of a doubt that tjuPh and trade can he agreeable par’uer* in business. So u**challenge Investi gation and are ready six days and six nights in the week to prove beyond per-.- adventure that we are the Tks Best Beaefactors of Barnwell, and all thecmmtry surrounding between the Fort Royal an ! So tthihrmLina R’wys. ^ # At RYAN’S CORNER, A\ain Street and Court House Square,, > - We hare the largest and best seb*<-ted Stork of Fanev Family atul Heavy Gro ceries, Flautatioir.Suj>pn**s, and Farmers’ Hardware, ever offered i’.all the region in which we claim precedence. To make a long story short we state that we ar» ready aujl prepared to furnish to'th** farmers of a dozen townships all that they- neetbu* inake their crops, from the work stork that cultivate* tin* land to the wa gons that haul to market the produre of their field* The great and growing vol ume M 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.ovetTfumr new Mammoth Two Story Building, South-West <»i the ( irele, now' nearing eotntdetion. Wiien that is ac- . ^ u.;u * ii ■ -rfliii mense stocks we art' handling. Until that is done we will, with our limited ac commodations of room, satisfy all Cotton sellers and goo<is buyers that We an Highest Headquarters. Wherfnnir new Jiuilding is finished we *h:iic fiobh aU com petit ion in short order and we now invite everybody to come to rtu* funeral oi 11 ar<l Times and the Burial of High Frices. We are murdering them and w« want you to dance and make merry over their graves. Mike Brown and Brother, — Barnwell, S. C. jan 20-01 . ' ... ..... ^ -tiJi^r" Hlarkrille, Kpriturfleld, Bally's atul Wagem-r ir»j tel«-urHphh- stations. ^ , CloM* eounretions made at HlaekvHte wHh h** South I'arulina Kailway amt HmynW-H rain*. J. C. KEYS. Superintendent. ilamwell (HD- —AND— Fertilizer Company. Capital $50,000. 1011N*SON HAGOOD, Fkcaidkxt. MIKE BROWN, Kxc A Tkkah. Sl Gkx’l Mxsaoeb. DIRECTORS: lottxsox IfxnooD. Barnwell H. S, Migit Bkowx, Barnwell U*. II., S* C. D. F. Sojockxkr. Leea, n. V. 'UMox Httowx, Blackville, S. C. ii. W. M Oft a Al.L, MilleUvilW, S, c. Iso. M. CinKKS, Atlanta, (ia. G. A. Waukxi.h, t’harleaton, S. C. It- c» ausktt, Havantiftl), Ga. C. Ices low Will be m Talbott cl dons Engines and Boilers. Special estimates on Machinery gen erally, at bottom figures. * . *' Saw Mill*. .... .. .$200.00 to $G(K).00 Corn Mills ..., 115.00. to 375.00 Planers and Matcher*, 200.fk)to $1500.00 I sell the most complete -line of Saw ‘M ills nfid Wood-working M acii i nery Hi the State. wmnmmmmxtEm&saBssL for Infants and Children. “Castoria is so well adapted to chtklmi that I recoramend it as superior to ary prescription known to me M n. A. Ancniii, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. “The use of ‘Castoria’ is sonnirersal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few arejLe Intelligent families who do not keep Cantona within easy reach. ” Carlos Matrrrs. D. D . J New York Cky. Late Pastor Bloomingdals Beformed Church. CaetoHa ewes Colie, Constipation, - Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea; trucution, Kolia Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dK resuon. Without injurious medication. ** For several years I ham roconmiended your * Cantona,' aud shall always oontmue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results.*’ ^ Enwix F. Pi rose, M. D., **Yhe Winthrop," Wth btreet and 7th Avc., -—^ New York Ouj. Tn* Csxtacr CorPAXT, 77 Mrs rat Street, Nxw Yorx. EEDS FOR SOUTHERN FARMER v.c. GRASS SEED. * # • - Onr Orsse Heeds sn* cerefaHy scWted nn ,i prown wph efss utl refcrv-nce toth**lr Vurtiy, Cl*-*nHnn»* from WewU; hid) irHruiin^.i->n, W o furnish all standard varlt-lka. Ethel—How can you manage to db- OliiNJKlt AL ACi KTXT, tlnguish the then who wish to marry < COLl Sl BI \ S C for money from those who really love / - * * ‘ you?; , Buy tho Talbott-Engine. It'f* the M4ud—Those who really love me best. make such awful fools of thcmselTcs. mar J>tf H1 CLOVER SEED^ Re*!, Ksplinx, Altai .Japan. At«1l Quail tv th- l>e*.L We also supDlv brst*sl -fnijanr*- of Orass and Oevei Alslkfr, ete. a c* le- COTTON SEED\ Otjr vsH«»tti* fit Cotton Roods «re rrmm- r»< u<1«l by eiperien****! pUmters m*> tb«- Is-st and inos-t pfodtaltle s->rt* xrowt: -and bum to giv ibe juosb botlafaL-sery mmitx. TEOSINTE. A mo*- valuable Forase plan*, for the ft'Uth. Mirpiuv-in^ «itfc-r i*>m or -ntUum M a fodder plant. -As nany aa forty «tv« suOka have buen grown Irum a aiagle seed. I D. II. Sally, hally*. K. C. This Company U now ready for bust* ne«ft. TIIE G INKER K. M’c will glu anti pack cotton at 23 eta :*er lot) pounds, l>**ing $1.25 for a*5«<0 pound bale. Not more than one peraon .i«M*d accompany the wagon, an our ma- liinery hauUles the seed cotton aud the irotton seed. * THE WAREHOUSE. For panic* desiring t* hold their cot on we will w arehouse aud insure the -aim* for a period not exceeding one month at do peota per bate. For h*nger * mt mm** eowdsasshlWiilwd iwwnrtt. "pccial rates made,with Sub*Alliances • or short periods of storage, awaiting VHiaiice sties daya. Our warehouse receipts will betaken by The Bank of Barnwell as collateral upon loans to the ' *xtent of HOcerqs upon the dollar, thus .•hahli.ig'ar-neis to meet pleasing Ha- hilitie* without forcing their cotton upon the market. OIL MILL. Cotton Seed bought at market rates and paid for in cash, cotton seed meal or Fertilizers. IE UTILIZERS. We will till order* cash or approved* rn-dit For Acid Fhosphate, For Cotton heed Meal, For Blood, _ For Kainit, ™ For Chemicals. Our own hrandt-of first, class Manip- dated Fertilizers and make are spe cial Fertilizer to order. Farmer a and dealers are invited to personally Inspect our works and meth ods. We are convinced that ftp' 1 * prowtl and patron a jje will follow* Cheap, Quick aud Faithful Work Guaranteed. aug2l -:-Don’t Delay a Day.-:- Now that money is in circulation ev ery sensible man and every thoughtful woman should prepare against the dan ger of loss from fire by securing Insu rance over the home that shelter* tha family. A policy in a good company ia the best investment that can be made. T» J. prooker, _ WILLISTON, S. 0., Representing the Laxcashiicx, of En gland. the Commercial, of Montgomery, the Knoxville, of Tennessee, will he glad to answer all inqiilrfai relative to cost Ac. in the FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES of his Agency. U«R in persooor writ bv mail and fTonip; atuntU- will b given lo all corresp udence. • sep 18-If 1 ~ SPECIAL NOTICE. atUpU-d to >ArkNu» soils axul uses. Our Seods are of tho Boot Quality and Carefully Selected. AJITil Aftlir Contfiininy TaluqM* Information Mailed Ef D ET P UkIALUUUC pmcEft quoted on AeeuCAYiON. FltKEb T. W. WOOD & SONS, 8 410 Sooth I4ib Street, RICHMOND, YA. We the undersigned prohibit bantii rr trapping on our hinds from thtei FALLEN HAIR, W.jk. ROHS, J.D. MILK*, M. D. MILK8, H. r.ODORL >. A. HAf- ; R. H. N. TTnui—. W.< \ Doted December!