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1UTES OF SUBSCEIFtM. In Advance, per Annum... .fl.50 On Time. f2.U0 THURSDAY, MARCH 2G, 1891 •l The nekt reftUlar communication oi Harmony Lodtre No. 17 A.*. F.’. M.v will be held at the new MasonicTetn- / ▼ \ pie in llarnwrell upon Uth day ot April, 1891, the aameb&ng the 2nd Saturday la said month, beginning at ( ‘High twelve.” Uy order of VV. •. M. \ R. C. Kihkjlano, Secretary. td * ' In every heart some seed of goodness grows, In every path some bud of beauty springs, In every sky some rainbow color glows, Tu every hedge' some woodland warbler sings; ' And he who in life’s largess hath po part Hides deep an ivied ruin in his heart. The Aiken ScheuUenfest will begin tm the 8th of April. “All Aboard for Allendale” may be heard before Christmas. Next Sunday will he Easter. Every body should goto Church. Mr. J M. Halford has been appointed post master at Buford’s Bridge. ‘Methodist Quarterly meeting at Bu ford’s Bridge next Satuiklay and Sun day. Mr. J. S. Newlin has been appointed Railroad agent at Grahams* to succeed Mr. Holman who l|a« resigned. " r ’ “ "Sixty or seventy two mule teams from Alabama passed through town Tuesday on their way to a South Bomid contract. The examinatioi) of public school teachers w ill be on the fourth Saturday in April and not on the first as formerly. The fisherman of this establishment rises to retnark that MrNnb & Walker have a splendid lot of “fishing poles.” Rev T. H. Eeitch, the evangelist, and E. A. Marshall, the celebraterl »in- ger, wiH begin a revival meeting at Williston soon. So many friends called to see us last week chat we can not spare space to chronicle* their names. V\> were glad to see them. —*- ... » / EdiUtr I. L. Tobin is putting his strong shoulder t« the wliccl inTnvor of the extensiorrof the Bkrinvefl Kail- road to Allendale. . Mr Harry M. Graham was up from Bamberg on Movdaf. Mis Barn wadi .friends would he glad to have him abide with them all the year round. Comptroller General K Her bee will he In Uarnwell to make a final settlement for the last nseal year with the County Treasurer « otticf. s&s&gm ABSOCUTEiy PURE Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorja. I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetoria. A Good Company.—An open letter Appleton * tells some-straight news about the New | A ^vero wind storm on Saturday did York Idle Inatirance Com pa by. Chore eomcdHmage to fencing andsmall buihl- areother proofs of its kind and generous ; 0Ht cn)])l , are K(K>(i> but cattle spirit towards its patrons. Just after ; no j g e | )t U p by their owners have been the war it reinstated its Southern policy depredating tipoti the fields of Mr. C. Ahlp S( Ii;\TIi n STATISTICS. holders of its own motion and placed Gen. Joseph E. Johnston in charge of tbaMTepartment it has not had a law suit about tiie non-payment of any poli cy. its surplus mounts high up in the millions and the. volume of its business exceeds that of any other Coriipany. C apt. George H. Kirkland is the agent for this county and w ill be pleased to" give full information to persons con tern plating insurance. ' If yon wish to rider tire or—hnsinehs '••■care one of \V. W Moore's comfortable turnouts and w ill get tin re on time. In the Common I’leas very little bn •••' ArKifc Ambrosia.- On Thursday cve il in g, April ^nd, the i:adies‘ Society of ihe Barnwell Baptist Church w ill give an entertainment at the residence of Col. Joe Brown which should draw a full house. There will be music and merrimefit for all comers and tho-e-fonder of mote substantial enjoyments m.iyfea-t on hot viands prepared in the jx st sty b s of Barnwell house keepers y^Turkov, Ham, Roast Fowl, Chicken Salad, lri^h I’o- 4ato Salad, .Sandwieln-s, jjfce, Bread, Warner. j’ Mr. Jim Williams, living near Con cord church, reports mad dogs in that ; region, or it may be that the disease is ’ canine stagger*. Mrs W, A Walker has been finite i sick with y»old, but has recovered sufii- 4 cientlv to resume her duties as principal of the. Appleton sohoojxwith sixty pu- pij* . S'* Mr. I.. H. Ross has gone to the Old North State on a visit- which his friends here hope wall he ns hrjef 'h* {d*-ftSRnt. ! Capf. J< N. Walker and w ife leave on the for a trip to the hand of Flow- er^Ahph ton will nits* them but Flori- < aia should give them her sweetest fru t and fairest ih>\\era ” , Mrs. E. C. Behltng, of Grahams, is spending a while with her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Warner We are sorry to hear that Dr. Frank P. Walker, formerly of Appleton hut now at Or;inge hake, Fla., recently met 7 y 7 T - 7 Pickles, Codee,TiighCRefieshments of Cake, Chocolate, Cu*rar«>, Lemonade and adoredXcs make up the bill of fare. 'J’he yojufig and the old, the grave and the gay are all expected to be there and to bring whetted appetites along. A fi.-Ji pond for theyxmog folks will bean attractive feature of the evening’s program. _■ Williston News. ^ti-s Katie Cherry, visiting M i? o r Augusta, is Emiua Wealher-hee "MT. and Mrs .\. ,1." Weal her-bee'Tiffd Mr. and Mrs. J. K En-terlmgjeft on the 19th in-t. on ;i trip to Florida Mr. Walter Fleming, of Augusta, cn- tered on MmTTlayJ upon the* duties of town marshal. Our ohl f; lend Bi’.l Moodv h^is lii eo in w ith a loss of a thousand dollars by the robbery and burning of his store. The rogues were subsequently caught by other sufferers at Gainesville, Fla., and lynched in short order. * 'I'lie Doctor is too busy and prosper ous to be discouraged by such a little hack set. He is shipping a hundred barn ls of cabbage a week, his tomato crop is good and his orange grove is in Tull bTboui and promises an abundant yietrt: ZenobI.v. —The onimitteo appointed by the Barn- wen dapiist A-sociation to report on the plan and PM'TH ton for an Academy of high character, met at lUaekville on Tuesday. Every member was present. s 'h eoni m it tees were appointed as fol lows : _1-: . To ascerLnii-lbe »i/.o. and s!.yic..Aii. fahiidUi:,^ ■ * ]VI IKE BROWN & BRO., ’ ' Barnwell, S. C/ " ■* it- Ask every reader of Titr. Peopi.k to give a carefiij and critical ex amination to this open letter and to lend their copies to their neigh bors so that^p very body may learn the good news and better realiza tions in store for them. BARNWELL’S BOOM. Our development of this most favored section. Our ambition is not hedg ed in by the limits of the town nor confined to the boundaries of the township. Our aspirations take wider scope. Our long and success ful experience, our superior trade connection^ and our ample capital encourage us to hope and expect that out Antieipatiops w ill be ful ly realised, and that before the summer comes and’goes tire firm name of MIKE BRQWH MS BROTHER Will , a 1 w h\> > OU Bish, gej uiig in a -nia11 st-iiuo) n Tuesday afternoon after trying ohe Sunday afterndnjis and ca*>e. Yesterday Jury No. 1 was di- * 1 * ■ eharged wiihotil having Hied a cast seeHis s|„mr g la'-e ami h< find a warm welcome lu re-— »p KeyT>reached the first sermon in Edism church Sunday ewning. About two years ago he began preaHi- "ug In al sutaH school Ihausc on fooiMh now the new church hui this term. Mr. E. W To'w : ne died Friday night j al his home in Gr«at (’ypress township | ot dropsv, He had been in ill u*al;l)| /.»r several months During the war he | served With ( apt.AV. B. Peeples in the | Third favafry, HeJeaves several amis ] and many fro mis. <»en. R. N. Kichbourg eommandiug j the Second Brigade S C. V I’. tc»s is- j sued an order to t apts F.^ T ^l/.l tr. ol the Gordon Volunteers, »iol r. J. >i:u- j oils, of tUe-Brown (tiiards, that on tin lUh April pn»x eieefhn- he he’d * in I their companies for ( «donel. Lieutenant \ Colonel and Major ol the First Jiegi- inent. • iiug ai11 her ship testify to tin oeg;»nixed iitent- w orth of liis w oik. Odlaw. A Word With \ on. Mi-hi appear Mr. C. A. Dunbar of Bull Fond town- ahip, 1m* placed on our d sk a sample of the ckl found on hla place. everai pieces as large a* a man’s head have been ploughed up and he thinks that seventy acres are underpinned with ■“black diamands ” He tells us that it has been tested in Allendale and burned as readily as Georgia coal. Thji-Kxeeutive Committee of the Riv ers’s Bridges Memorial Association met on Saturday afternoon, ami appointed the fourth Saturday,('Joth da^ ) of April for the observance of Memorial Day The names of the orator* se Is*.ii s spi iug advertisement wjlh next week. • He has been t<»o husy,opening new g**r.i|s to w rit** ii up. Bui hj' wiltdi’ ?luiv 1» an a.tl\* r;i-« He*ot of beautiful good- and picav tine pr.o-s A dollar down will hiry more ^i>o la trom him than Irotn any othci in r- chaut in the Mute. Thai tiling K.i-ter Hats for the ladies, % atid all the lovely dr* -* g<»ods in lawns, laces ginghams, ehuilies. ,Ve. spring shoe* and slippers in immense variety,- A hundred -t les of strav\ hats fur [men youth* audbnyt. hongit t oh cents | on the dolluioand to he s«.ihl a* iii.e rates. : Kvetything elm- in prup»»rtioti. Mitd^Usmi is li.-re atnl to stay at the j head ol the proce*sj«,|). Don’t forget ! that lie -ells goods »*heaj***r for e .ah than jtitevcuube bought anyw hero by any- * ho* | v. 2nd. To a see pt:. in the cost of e-jtal^ lishing stieh aTiTTi»M-i urum.' “ Jd. lo receivefdfVrs trom communi ties desiring its location—.—-— The committee w*H meet ar BarnwelJ on Friday, *2!»h A pril, to receive report* f.om the sob-citfrimitteew— Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. An evebange*nopes tiie fact tliat very few editor* have died this year. There is no( hing surprising in this. The truth is, they can’t afford :t funeral. A—I h-nr (Ii tf ymt ar.* going to mar- rv a v' id"W w i,|i f j,..o,Ki p,— You have gut things mixed 1 am going to mar- rv llO.IKs) with a « id oner—— w ill be at favorite household term in every hopeful home in all this brave old county To that high aim we have set our resolve, and to reach It safely and surely shall be the laborof every day, the thought of every night. ZR^ran/s Gomex’. At this favorite stand on Court House Square and Main tftreet we have now. full stocks of the choicest Family Gnk-erfes Thal ean be bought! p the best American markets. New good Care ■-coming in every daV and dTTr correspondents in the great centra) cities are gath- ing for ns abundant avalaru hes of all the real neceesartmand rarest luxuries of civili/iaj ilfe, 'Idu* customers of this department can have the mostjKirfectVouliddnce’that th y wilt always get the purest aiMbfrealiest goods ami that no adulteration* will be permitted to peril health Or plunder the |>ocket. Mstt Boar Katik First Anions; the Foremost .* ». S % * V ■ j> ' \ In keeping full atocka of all rtr«t-claa* goods adapted to tbe need* and requirements of this section, and aelling them at • Live and Let Live Prices. We do not expect to, get'rich this year or next, ami we shall bot riak hurting^- ourselves or disappointing our customers by attempting to do more than wa ar*^ able,or than is good for their best tut,wests. By conducting busines* oh bu«inr*a principles we w ill, year alter year, he able to serve our friend* inj,a safe, steady, 'uniform course, toour mutuai profit am! satisfaction. We shttfL therefore, continue on our original platform of keeping completa lines of all goods that our customers need and can afford. Our stock of groceriea for family u*e is all times full apd comprises the best eatables to be had in tho American markets. We keep constantly on luOid heavy plantation supplies, all agricultural impleinents in u**- by oicr larmerM, the most approved plows, hoes, gear* and liarnvss, the best wagons, miggiesand road carts. f , Our dry And dress goods cannot fail to give satisfaction. They com^rl** aH Hnes foralFoccnpationw, from stont goods fordield laborers,to the 'dain|test fa brics lor society purposes. In shoes wo can suit all age* and ^ivdltionsFi In tin, wood ware, crockery and hardware, furnlturesnd uiattrei^es trunks, cotitma* tobacco HiitTcigar* we are fully up to the requirements of the times. Nor have we forgotten our masculine friends. They w ill always find u* pro* pared to supply them with clot hing, hat* ami mid rwcar suited to the season*. In short we are “four square” ready for business. Our nica*ure*>haH he four quarts to the gallon, thirty-six Incheaybi the yard and sixteen onnees to the pound. Our salesmen will give all customer* the most courteous attention ami spare im^dDirt* to give them tlm-best satlsfaWfou. •So, w ishing lo one and all a happy and prosperouanow year, and pledging mrselve* to lielp to niake it sucji to all who favor us with their patronage, we declare our house orgaui/.au and ready to proceed to business. McNAB & WALira, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. k""*V *•» -■ - 4 Typewriter for Nothing.' TIIEMOST MARYHLOIS * VrillEYEMENT IN’ C HEAF AND —USEFUL MACHINES. Those in need of pure Wines, Brandier/ Whiskeys, Gins, Rums, -Wor Beont for medicinal, convivial or social pur|s>ses will rind gisxl* that do not have a headache to a barrel at their orderly saloon in liieTtvau Building, next door North ol the entrance on the Square- Sflith of ths Circio. • * r J ' Our new two story mercantile eiii|)oriutn,our extensive ware house, our capacious sale stables, store house* and other outbuilding*, making in and by themselves a village invite the. visit* and In spection of all de*iring*to keep step with-the march of LOW , FRICKS TilRO.L'Gil THE LAND. Here we have gathered the best giKnUof the old world and the new, and we can confidently claim ’hat we. have the most complete collection of thrqf^aiest triumph* of human Ingemifty and industry ever exhibited in thi* section of the .south. Ail the improved Imple ment* that tighten tha labor* of liie, for man in the field*, the workshops or the offices of professions, for woman in the tiresome routine ot housekeeping that robs her of health and strength and come ly beauty w hile the young yjutrs should rest w ith light and gentle touch upon her, all the comforts tliat make social life a luxury to be coveted and the home circle the happy central altar around w hich «ire and son, mother and blushing maiden, the lover ami the friend all delight to group and count the hours weary until they shall meet again, are hcie for widest distribution In the completeness of our stock* in all departments we have utmost confi dence of Kupneme triumph overall eo upetition and imitation, hut in our The ntixen*’ Bunk. This new institution w ill begin bu-i- tte* on next Monday. D* announce ment appear* a* an advertisement. 1 liere t* one feature to which Tn>: I’r.oPLK gives its heartiest eomtoenda tioti. The Saving* Department “tin* a long felt want ” It i* a common *uy- lected w iir i naoifev burnsFhe pocket* of tlie Southern people. Many* of them have not vet learned to lay up treasure* for the rainy f^ays that are apt to come into every life sooner er later. In savings banks money works for its owners day and night. There, it i* safe and the temptation to spend it is *o much las* . -. ,, .. than when it t* idle. We doijmL-iiave gree team of Dletwintw fpulgonf iT'iar ! mu.• h-hTqmUmm : ir*TTI7T- ^*o~ t erh" le»U)ti on the first night ot the aession. J Uon w ill t patronise that department. I Gen. R. N. Kichbourg, commanding ’ liut to their infinitely better the Second Brigade.of Mate YNdunteer i . ‘ ihis .new dejiarture 'l roo|>*, ha* issued a special order-re—most exeelliiHt-ofie. ^ hope, ttiai quiring all the copTrfiissiofied otticers of i iafi\ raider ol 1 hk Fkoplk will hi* statf’ to appear at C’otiiiuhia on ’ mdiee this ad vert i-emetit. and the 11th of May in full uniform to*take ^ ie husband or the lover, as the jiart in the Centennial Fa rad e. It dee** goml work. Opemteg entire ly automatically. I* simple , in con struction. Ha* no pari* to wear out. I* compact, in form and light in weight. I- we]I made hpc! neatly finished. Will w rite rapidly w ith practice. _ «* SUPERB SPMG SELECTION be given as soon as they have accepted. • ■*“ ——- The fifteenth anmiaF session of the flrand Lodge, Knight* of Honor of .South Carolina, w ill he lieldnu Knight* of Pythias Hall, in Columbia, April 15 ajt 1 o’clock p. in. The sec-ivt work of the order wifi he exemplified by the de- THE MERITS OF THIS MACHINE < *11 forth the highest praise and testi monials from hundreds, BECAUSE: It ha* no ribbon* to wear out. Leav es every word Visible to the operator a* soon a* printed. Require* no skill or praetiee to op**rate. Operates by use of ONE IIAN'I) only. It* size, ami weight adapt* it to travelers, L* an educator for the goutig. The legibility ■ami iii'aitry’Trr rTyxcprirr^fiinicntrTno the use of all. President George A. Wagener ha* w ritten and telegraphed to ciuzen* of Greenwood that theowuers of the Blaek- ville. Alston and Newberry Railroad are ready to extend their road to that poiht. it is alsoexpected that it will lie, combined with, -the Barnwell Rail road and continued to Port Royal. News from Allendale: —- - , Wv have near here a school where if boys tell the truth they get whipped, and if a girl she get* two bad marks. Any one who would like to send can get board ch^ap not over two and one half miles from school house. llaviland Stevenson, special agen tin North and South Carolina for the Equi table Life Assuraiic Society of the United States, will be in Barnwell for the next month and will be pleased to give any T information to persons desir ing information as to first class insu rance. New business in 1^)0, $203,821),- J07 Assurance in force in 1890, $720 - 062,471 . case may b**, upon tin* aUnost untried subject of saving in the South. Roll of Honor of Barnwell GradeTT echi'ol for month commencing Februa- -ryTfttli and etidiirg March 15th, isou Eighth Grade—Kate Shuck, Mamie Holmes. . - 7th Graih’—Belle Bailee, Lula Falk- enstein, Jolia Kirkland, Maggie Creech, fith Grade—Bennie McLeinore. 5th Grade - Clttra McLeinore. 4th Grade—Maud Harrison, Lillian Ulmer, Alonzo Hair. 3d Grade—Philopena I>evy, Florence Percival, Alice Anderson, Charley Falk- enstekv. 2nd tirade—Billie Hair, George .Ul mer, BerthaSadler, Mattie B.urckhalter. 1st Grade—Louise Kirkland, Edgar Bradley, A mile Sanders, Agnes McNab. A. F. Oris, Principal. v Mork Liuiit.—T he Secretary of State issued bn satumayr a imnrmtssKm to “The Barnwell Electric and Power Company” The corporators are: .Mike Brown, G. Dunoau BeHingcr. J. J, Big- gerstaff. Perry M. UHckinghaui. A. T. Woodward, ! heo. J. Simons, William McNab, G. K. Ryan. Capital stock $5,000 ip fifty shares of $100 each. As the taphey 1* in sight the corimrators expect to let their new light shine In a Tew weeks. * Bamberg Ncrrs. Cotton receipt* to dale are over 13,000 hale* and 2,000 m<>rUare exported before the cotton yearcloses Havingoutstrli)- ped al! loruieT rivals Bamberg lias now only one competitor op tliej*outh i aro- lina Railway in the voiame of bu>uie*s done and Orangeburg may look to her laurels. v x '1’he building of the Sputh Bound Railroad u ill have no injurioiis effect on her trade, as her veteran merchant.* will he able to otlVcxneh advantages to sellers arid consuniers that new towns atid.new men cannot command. In fact successful merchants from other point* are anxious to come to a live town and are kept away only, by tlie fact that there is not an unoccupied stilte in the place, ' C- T The exodus to tlie mountains about the first of June w ill he about as large as usual. Since the completion of the artesian wells Bamberg lias been quite a* healthy as the tip tops of the ever- lasting hilhs'Tmt as our citizens have cottages in the sky laud and a-plenty of this world’s goods at. home they are, well able to enjoy during the dull mouths that variety which is the spice of life. A joint stock company of the best and most suocensfuV business men isdbcing organized to publish a first class news paper. From the progress already made it is confidently expected that Jf will come out full Hedged with “the flowers thptbloom in the spring.” There is a strong Teeiing Th TaAbr or abdiictiiig Rev, H, S Hartzog from Hunter’s Chapel and placing him in tire easy chair by force god arms, if necessary. ^ u . , i.ahiks Needing atonic, or childreti who want build- . ing op. should take BROWN’S* IHOV HM i l'r ;. It ig pleasant to take, cures Miliaria*, indi* g«sUori, Biiiousucss and UveiiCoupLiuiita. . Maude (lookinpyat the him nets in the window p-JJh, arepH they two sweet for anything! Alice (whose eyes are elsewhere— Aren’t they! Especially the t 11 one with the golden mustache—Boston Traveler. ITUs beautiful and useful ma chine will he presented, FREE, to every new subscriber sending $3 50 for one year’* subicription to Bki.fond’s Mao- azink - >end at bnce, before the pn's- ent supply is exhaOsted. It EL FORD’S .MAGAZINE GO., *800 Broadway, New* York. Barnwell C. H., S. C. for lnfants end Children- “CMterlaiaeowell ad*r«edtoehil<lraa that I reconunrad itaaiuperior toaoy preecriptioa kfiown to ma ” If. A. Aacnaa, M. D., Ill So. Oxford SL, Brooklyn, 2L Y. ** Th* use of ‘ Cairtorla * is an onirersal and Its merits so wall known Uiat it serins a work of suf*errrofrat i-*n torndome it Few are the intellirent families who uo not keep Castona within easy reach " _ _ c'ASUoe T*. D. New York <*y. Pastor Bloomincdale Baformil Church. Oartwrfa jqre»OoBn.<Puhet!piilnM. Sour Stomark, DtarriKM* EructaUoe. Kills Worms, firm sleep, and prouM reetioa, Without mjurtoue i •* For err< ral yean I hare rwoommeeded your * Oastona. * and shidl always eonttwaalA do so as U has iurariaUy produced r Eownf F. Psanse, M. », • ' **TtM Wlathrop,” H3ch SCrec* and 7th 4m, ^ — . ItowTerfc OKy. Tax CwTAtm Cowfaht, n Mvaaav Sranr. Raw Yt VEGETABLE SEEDS TliES ATEdPSuCTH CAROLINA It A RXWKT.L ((U\TV. IX THE COCKT Of PROBATE. By .TamcsiO. Patterson. Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell C’punty. Whereas J. O- Sander.* applies for Letters of Administration on the estate^ of Elizabeth A. Sanders, deceased* TTiese are, therefore, to cite'and ad monish all ami singular, the kindred and creditors ol/the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Pro bate for the said county, to be holden at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the 4th day of April, IMH, at 11 o’clock a..in., to.show cause, if any, why the said ad- miiiist ration should not he granted. Given under.my hand and the seal of the Court this 25th cay of 'March, A. I). 1*891, ami in the 115th year of American Independence.’ JAS. (). PATTERSON, mar26-2w Probate Judge. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TRADE IMA AR. Guilty First a&d Always. O D.C LATslOE* NO. 27, R. R. AVENUE. Ifn^Kxelu sive Sale of these Celebrated Lenses finished in Steel, Nickle and Gold Frames. — C-'-I.— BI.ACKVILLE,^. C. FAULKNKK, KELLAM & MOORE. 1’he only- Marrnfacturipg Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga , Peddlers are not supplied with these | famous glasses,. y ‘ [duc25 W** feel especial pride For the varied array of seasonshla goods, from pretty Print*, through all the rising step* of tasty Gingham*, fairest Lawns, lovely Lace* to splendid Silk* is so complete in all the moat popular fabrics, mo perfect in exquisite g *od ta*te and beauty, that no lady, no matter how choice and ca pr.eiotis In r t .i.ey may be, cati t.yl to find something—everything—to become her an* please her admirers fai^fnore than anything ever dreamed of before even fit her happiest slumber*. Arid so perfect w ill be found our stocks of all ladies goods, from daintiest foot pear to (he parasol that shades fair beauty from the too ardent gaze of the sunimersun. ' And our masculine friends w ill find that w*e have not forgotten them, that we are prepared to supply-them with Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes suited to every calling in life, from tlie sturdy occupation that earn* it* daily bread by the sweat of the human brow to the professions that coin brain work into wealth, and reKp their harvests in the fields of thought. Familiar as we are with the attractions and advantages we have prepared we find that we might a* well undertake to describe in one brief lecture all the adventures of an event fill voyage around the world as to picture in one advertiseuteut all the So, extending a sincere rnvTtatfdn to every citizen or each of the nineteen town ships in the county to pome, bringing every member of every family, that all may see and learn for themselves that this old tow ; n, once^dead, is alive again w i*,h the energy of the New South pulsing from our Headquarters we call atten tion to our Leadership of Lew Prices, In those active time*.when inquiry is busy and all men are tersely striving for victory in the buttle of life we FTObgrriae the changed Conditions that encom pass us and have so girded ourselves for the struggle. We face the fact witfi- out fear ft>r we are not, in coumctitiiOT with the shopkeeper who is rusting away life's golden hours w hile he sit* hmesomelv amidst hi* ca.rt'Tond of goods, but that quirk ttansit and the enterprise of this high pressure age nave brought to our very doors the pushing rivalry of the neighboring cities of our own aud a sister ilate. —— ^ : ’ Accepting Unit true condition of affairs we are prepared to meet its most ur gent and exartiMg trsts. If we cannot hold our own in such an emulation of ef fort and enterprise we need not, can not and do not expect, hope or care for the crowning of our campaign with the honors of victory and the golden rewards or triumph. We have counted the cost and made preparation before entering upon this w ar with the veterans of mercantile service and we know that we will com mand success by deserving it. We will win our way to the confidence of the peo ple by the tactics that have not k iown failure since the birth of time, In giv ing them goods, suited to their ev try needjind desire and at prices that they can pay and that no opposition can venture to offer to approach we shall prove every week day hi tlie year that we have CONQUERED COMPETITION and with the confidence of the public wc shall bury High Prices ao'deeply that they shall never again stalk tyrants reaping reckless profits from the toiling masses. THE BROWN BANNER shall conquer the black tlag that has so long floated over the plmtes of trade and spoiled so many helpless homes to w ant and poverty „ * For the moderate profits that become these times and that will satisfy our ex pectations we rely on A VASTER VOLUME of patronage, than has ever before been poured Unto any establishment in Caro lina, and so Ve ask the universal public, not only of this county but of ali others adjacent, toThVestigate our professions and pass .intelligent judgment on their worthiness. The welcome with which all will be greeted w j,!! be warm from our hearts and true from our beads, and when they have seen and learned for them selves that our.platl’orni is not a mere lip service, but a constant and urtvarying ' ig -up t^vihe pole- star-princi pies 4haUs4ift4Lgn44e onr steady lmsines^ eHceer, we knqw that there w ill he the ohe,unanimous verdict that we have inaugurated bustffeKs methods ahead of the century and that will revolutionize the long rule of hardships that lyive rough raided our people, into the full fruition and realiza* tion of the knowledge that the “good times a’ coming” so long sung and hoped for have cottie at last in veriest earnest. * ; “ 10APTED _ _ _ _ TOTHff FLOWER soon Every care In the selection, growing and testing of our Seed* is used *-«ad we only send out such Seeds as will grow and produce satisfactory result*. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. ^ # fl OC 1AIADTII CCCAC n.ay be t*lu led nt Packet or Ounce Rate* for vIlCv WUHIN 0T vIlllUw «u lt $1.00 remitted. In a-Mitiou to tbl*, w* will Hive ono t*ii; k;*+*•• of Tcoalntc (In order to introdu*** and extend Ita cintDatloli tTimuKhont tbi) BoutSn and tiro ic. packet* of Flower Seeds with every order amonnt- iug to * I .OO for *larl«*u S«*ei!s, yrovidt'd you mention tblsgaiwr. DESCRIPTIVE CAmOGUE containing valuable information about Farm and Garden Seeds mailed free upon application. T. W. WOOD 6l SONS, r & 10 South Uth Strtrf, RICHMOND, VA. 8CC08MCN, ..-3 w«»rk fur t#», l»y A tn>a I'ngr, AiolYn, TriA*. *»>($ dn«. |G»nn, iMiU, let ou?. tithrr* >ft yttu? H.ifu# * am «»vt*r a Month. Vf ij < mp d.. th# ** *1* fmd liv« fnt >i* mu. w her*»• r v« •» nr* Ft#’.! Lc- Afm»i*n »r# »*aai!r •umiitg fF*»m fo V! '> /» day. A H #;r» a. Wrshntt #♦•« h‘»w Atnl Aftirt v*m. i am *v«fh 1m Hwa •if AU ?h»* litito. Uitf A»oti»T t»n AW. Ijailmat ux»kii^m n S’*.* nr tb m. -ro-~TV‘ W at Birnwsll Railway Co, TIME TABLE NC^, eb. 15th,1801 To takrwjffect Monda 8:45 a. m. AVESIAYARD. t A pamphlet of tnfonnatton and ab-) katractof the lawa,ahowmK How to/ .Obtain Paten ta, Careata, Trade/ L ^Marita. CopyriRhta, amt frte.j tAddma MUNN A CO., ^3til Broadway, Hew York. 8)TAT!<>X». Bfack ville A*bley. .T Wood ward'* Junction Barnwell. ... .A A. ML] P. M. 19:05 9 25 10 :20i 0:37 V .U Lv \m m . .jrti lO-JTl «:4J 9:60 A. M i P. M EAbT WARD Station*. i , * orned ai our ME. 1 !? Un# of wr flr» ' rnjdtlly und ItofiurAbly, hy thosr of olthoi* soi; young *r old, a ml in tb#ir •wn localth« y live. Any ono can do tlie E«*> lo !**«rn. W^e furMUh AvArytklng W« »»art you. No rUk. You cam drrola yotif *pn«c Hiof^cnu, or al! your lim*- to th* work. TM* If an entlr#Jy new f*«d,aud bHtiga uondorful #uccf ** torrrrx ’k- r. Heginitar* ar** •amhijr from $2* to fM f»#r week and upo»nlai • nd mor# aft**# « lit!I© experience. We can fumtsli you the #m- fdovtnent teach y»’U r HKK. No iperc to eKrlttiti here. Full iikf^rmAttott •Hkk. Tlitlfi ACO-AUith/A* M0NKT TO LEW II $150-000.. At d x 4 to 10 per cent. Interest. One to five years time, secured by farm rnort- tagto*. For further particular* apply to J. O. PAT 1 LRSON , Real Estate and Inve*ting Agent, julyll-tf "• ' BartTwell. s C. A YEAR ! * ImSaWahctotaMhi I I teach nny i.iriy int-llifnt r.on oi m 1 I eel, who can re»(l »*»'l writ.'*, «i>d w Lfter Inatruetloo, will vecirk iiida»trieu*ly, _ _ r |, nw to earn Thrre Th«*a*»»d IMIar* * Year in tAlr own hx •IHiM.wheferer they l!*e.I »itl «l»o fiirnah the .ituatlon or e:nitloY mental *» W.-h you can r*ni tlUlawoont Nfnf mt tniTp** aur< d*»«ful ■* f amily and quickly t.-.rne4. 1 (Wire l«*t on* worker sroui *-*eh t or eoumy. 1 hare tH.u'ht and proeided wttn em^loiin.nt a itrjo numbeK vi ho am m« kin if over * ytistewh. lr» *- »v and MOI.II>. Full L*rt.e«iar.PKEE. Adder** at •»<*, E. CV AL.L.EX. *JW>, Au*i»»U», Miklnet P. M. P Barnwell Lv; . 9:06'5 Wowodward’s Junction. ..'2|i 9:12 I 5 Ashley :4i!,9:1$ 5 Black ville.: Arl^j 9 :30 $ ' '{ U. M.iP SUNDAY schedule:: ... a m p m Leave Barnwell • 9115 6 K)0 Arrive Blackville 9:40 0:25 Treave Blackville 10:15 9«35 Arrive Barnwell 10:45 10 300 SPECf AL IXSTRUCTIONS. Barnwell Railway Train* wrill wait 30 mi Tin ten for connection from South Car- olink Railway Trains unless otherwise specially instructed. All Trains daily. Clock in Telegraph Office at Black* ville will be the standard time. JOHN. T. WILLIS, Supt. $3000: SPECIAL NOT. Mike Brown and Brother* THE HONEST HUSTLERS. Barnwell, S. C, We the undersigned prohibit hunting or trapping on our lands from this date. ALLEN HAIR, W. A, ROSS, J. D. MlbUS, M. D. MlliESj H.F. ODOM, S. A. HAIR, R. H. MORRIS, „ N, LARD. J. B. ROSs, - W. G. UAiR. Dated Doeernher 2Ath: 1800. % fmn ia tv* Good — in. 1 r..M ..S.V -C *»>Mte hy Jnkn B. P wruk fjr iIwa tee, w*y n‘^ t**ke a.-nHtrh, bu« »• .ai» tea h *r S .» h. w tursm from f * M • >« a thav ml itu'- Hart, » v td to**» 1 If/Tu k' Ut Ail Ip atay |*«r« a|. gHfcgficA,' yoti ea»~rA*ftf. #. ■ »ff mi/ jrauf. timv.iif ipmrn u 11 y i E; -r-bon’t Delay a Day.-:- Now that money is in circulation ex* ery sensible man and every thoughtful woman should prepare against the dan ger of kiss from fim by semiring Insu rance over the home that shelter* tho ttmttrr- a policy lfi^-ymff4»tnpkpy ttr the bent inveatment that can be made. T% J* JJrooker, WILLISTON, 8. C., Representing the Laxcashirb, of Ktl* gland, the CowincRri al, of Montgomery* the Knoxvill , of Teunessee, will be glad to an*" er all inqulrk* relative to m.st dee. in the PIRST-GLAS3 COMPAN1 work. A r. W* »i •»-r 'hi»wt. fcAei' I.. r^KTS .Txau* TktE A Tdr«a•> *»-«, tllXadMi A Ml, r«CTUAw, MJUJtC •***t i*) SI Uk fcr ittUX of ht* Affency. hy mail and giyeu to all •ep 18-U Call in pereon or ■ trill