The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 30, 1891, Image 3

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Tfee Barnwell People. KITES OVJSfUBSC&IPnOH. In Adrnnee, per Annum.... .|1,*0 On Time... $3.00 THURSDAY. APRIL 30, 1891. • The regular meeting of Baruwel Lodge No. 16, Knighu of Prthiaa, will be held at their Hall on lllday night at 8 o’clock. A full attendance U reqneated. By order of o TUEO. J. SIMONS, C. C. - , ^ M. J. PATE, , ~ jK. R. 8. A The next regular com rauVi lea Up n of . Harmony Lodge No. 17 A.*. M *. will be held at the new Wasfthlc Tom- / Wr ' pie In Barnwell upon, Vtb- rtay ot May, 1801, the Mme beingthe 2nd Saturday In aaid month, beginning at “High twelve.” By order of W. •, M. *. R. C. Kirkland, SecreUry. * W •' « . - # _| . _ . - ; - You can deposit from $1 up In the Citizens Saving* Bank and get interest on It all the year. Try it and see what you will aave. apr!6-4w Capt. B. 8. Williams, of Brunson, was in town on Monday Hon. G. W. M. Williams, of Colum bia, was in town on Monday. Rev. John G. Williams gave ns a pleasant half hour on Tuesday Rev. K. P. Hutson has accepted a call from the Preabyteiiauphurch at Che- raw. SUgtat of aU in Laivenin^ Power.—U. S. Go/t Report^Aug. 17, id&f. Baking ABSOLUTELY PURE Col. W. J. McMillan w land on T$H)ert and Rev. W. D. ^deliver addresses atG-tk-rwere Quite a mini her of teachers came to town on Friday to attend the spring ex aminations. The new questions formu lated by the State Board of Education, although mailed in time by Superin tendent of Education May fields had failed to be received on account of some mistake of railway service, and- the Board postponed the examination until fail, continuing ••1*1 certificates and au thorizing new applicants to teach with the understanding that their claims would be measured by the standard of their examinations in the fait. After most of the teachers hacT gone a dis patch was received from Col Mayfield directing the Board to make questions. It was too late, however, to be obeyed. The Brown Guards won their first vietorytHthabaAlte^^ Capt. J. U. Levy’s residence Friday evening- The assault began at 8.30. The ice cream quickly melted under the ar dent attack and the strawberry reserves carried away in gallant style. iq the SaltUehalchie valley. Suhstan- tials and delicacies were spread in rich est profusion and all were sweet with sincere welcome. The good housewives of that section are as perfect in domestic art asi the men in the successful man agement of the business of their lives. The incompleteness of this report, Mr. Editor, is due to the fact that my first visit to this happy valley was a rev elation that engrossed my every ^atten tion, and though a constant looker on and listener I failed,to take notes that you might *‘prent.” And I confess fur ther that I lost both head and heart and feel no sorrow for their Missing. Whether I shall find them again is a mystery of the future I shall make diligent search for them or something better and advise you later of resu 1 ts. ■— ——. RxtrtreroB. —— SALUTATIONS • Atfp SCIENTIFIC STATISTICS. t Saturday. Capt. Ws^H. Wroton returned to Gra hams yesterday and old-new Barnwell mi teas his pleasant presence. The ladies of the Episcopal Church will have a festival, in the Circle, com mencing at 6 o’clock this afternoon. Dr. R. C. Brabham and Mr. R. K. Brabham, of hllenton, spent Friday night in town, en route for Rivers’ Bridges Ac. Another mad dog was killed on Tur key Creek hill on Tuesday by detach- tftents of the Town Council and Brown Guards. Goose Pond pic nic is appointed for Thursday, ‘list May. Bearden Bros Band is to furnish the music Full par ticulars later. The protracted meeting in the Barn well Baptist Church closed Thursday night. There were 11> accessiou^by con version and 4 by letter. .Bcu. U.*. liariiog. EdUoxJtnd Itua* man Knight of the Bamberg Herald, were in town Monday and Tuesday and * paid us a neighborly pop call. Jna. M. Skinner, Ksq , ha* been called ' to Columbia 011 bnsine**, and request* his clients and correspondents to ad* dre»a him there until further nolittca- ' tlon. Mr. W. D. Wade, of Williston town | ahlp, who was bitten by a mad d**g sev eral weeks ago, ha* roturnej from New York He found the Pasteur tr attnenl quite painful but very co ufortiug in removing all appreit*««ion. Timely rain* have fallen in the ***1- ern an I northern lowanhiiMt, but part* of George’s Creek, Great Cypres*, |tu» ford’s Bridge, Three Mile and sycamore are dUires-inglv dry. The oat crop is ] suffering and b«m hsu Is are waiUug for cotton to t'lMue up. James Kurse, of this County now a Junior in the South Cardin* College, was elected on Saturday night president of tbe Ku •bradisu Society, the tiigiir*t honor in its gift. Three frHapetitor* were in the race and it took 28 ballots to reach the result. A good friend tell* us that he ha« cured at least five hundred cases of dys entery on his plautstion m Uhout a sin gle failure with Dr J O. Hagnnd's remedy. Puts dose of salts aiu.' a dose of laudanum iu twelve ta de spoonfull* of water and give the pstieut a Ubie spoonful! every hour until cured. Prof*. Perry, of Williston, and Rm*-- •11. of Grahams, psid us a pleasant call on Friday. Prof. Rowell suggeaied that the Graded Schools of Barnwell and the South Carolina Railway t*>wns unite in 4tn excursion to Columbia during the Centennial Celebration. Tux Paori.it heartily approves the uioitMjieut. A shepherd dog belonging to Mr. John M Kasterling went made on Fri day. It chased several children play ing ir. the street near the' Episcopal church, but they escaped by running into the church yard. It then turned Jta course up town and was killed by Marshal Swan between Ryan’s corner and the circle. ^ Henry Brabham, colored, convicted at Charlotte, N. C , last week of the murder of Mocca.the Italian fruit deal er, was sentenced to be hanged on 2 st May. An appeal was taken by Ida law yers and granted It is thought the Su preme Court will attirra tbe decision of the lower Court. Brabham received the sentence unmoved. His nerve and com posure are remarkable. Cards ar** out for the marriage on the 7th of May of Mr. Joseph B. Hair, of Then the repeaters surrounded the bal lot boxes, voting cakes to Miss Pena j Levy, the moat popular school girl; Miss Bertha Vogel, the most popular) young lady; Mrs. J. R. Easterling, the most popular married lady and Judge! J. O. Patterson, the me*l popular sol- | dier hov. When peace was at last re-1 stored it was found that the Guards had scooped in tbe goodly sum of $197.00, , and tnat every masculine biped was as dead broke as the average editor. Divine Service. Rev. John K. Dow preaches in the Presbyterian church here'on next Sab bath at 11 a. m. and 3 p. in. WllUston News. Good rains on Friday, suUlcient to bring up cotton and melons M re. B. H Maynard, of Chipley, Ga., is visiting relatives lo re. Rev. Tlio*. II. Leiteh and Mr. Mar shall closed their meeting Sunday night. Congregations were large at every »*er- vi— ■ASa Zinnia Hal were present. Thaika. The Pr.ovLB returns thanks to: Mis J. E. Alien, for a tray of choice and beautiful dowers, Mrs. J. H.'Levy, for the drst luscious straw berries of the season ami delight ful cake enough for an oillee pie-nie. Mr. Je»*e Dunu for a lovely abun dance of <lelicinu* ice cream, strawber ries and cak« a birthday n-m 'iunrance so pleasant that we suggest that our yiMiug irieud ami ifeighlior have such celebrations at least mice a fortnight until lie gets to our age. Minister'* Meeting. * \ coi»Jercn**e of the inlui*ter» of the Barn >• Hi Baptist As^seiathm w a« or gaoized on T*ies«iav bv Mie election «>f Rev K. W, Lid**, Vresid-nt; R- V. W. D Rice, Vice President; Rev C. P Krvin, Secretary. The ctunuditee In charge of iite Academy appointed a »i.n- cMomitti e, with Rev. C, p. Krvin as Chairman, In receive bid- in. writing from towns .desiring it. 1^ will mew again at Barnwell on' M on da v after the fourth Nnndav in May ami the Minis ter h CoiifereiKNt will meet u Dr. I.ide’s •tuilv on the next day, Tuei-d.iy, 2Gth f May'. Fallen, Not Forgoiten. The sixtecutti aiiuiial otiservance of Memorial Day at Riv-rs's Bridge* on , Satordav was iu the rarely ha;*py style . iieculiar to the Saitkehatchk* valley a -d possible only among the |{i»od |>eoplc of that fair region, i he day w as perlect. From the unclouded sky the golden glory ol the sunbeams came, kissing the wnite shaft that gentle hearts and lov ing hand* have plaeed to guard from forgetltilm ss the earUt-cradied hero oead who, fallen here in the hoarse roar oT battle, sleep here to be waked at the ia*t day by tho trump, that shall call them to the eternal |»eaco. S.»tt wimls, w ith voices .whis|»qriiig. w hat hqiiian far away S »tr h ami a peace as of Hie Suhhath hovcre*l in the odorous air , Fnun \ikeu ami Orangeburg, Beni- fort and ( ollrton, Hampton ami Barn well w'ere come a'great congregation. Among them were men who had worn the gray, bcaringon their persons marks of the battle’s leaden hail through w hirh they had gone years ago, women *UU sorrowing for their dead sacrifieed on the altarot the hist cause and a genera tion that has grow n to strong, ripe man diooil, to fair, queenly womanhood since the Bonnie Blue Flag was furled for ever.- No iueid'Mit occurred t*» break the perfect ordef of the day or to mar the decorum of its solemn service*, and all of the hundreds gathered there a- t«*d knew they’stood on holy ANOTHER ACCOVNT. F^om the full account of an attentive friend, received later, we make extracts of facts not contained in the above : At least a thousand persons were present. Thestand was very tastefully adorned with flow ers and the ladies dec orated the graves wMi beautiful bou quets, wreaths and crosses The table was bountifully supplied, and while it may not have groaned with its burden of good things perhaps some of the diners did the groaning sfterward, judging from the quantity they dem<»l- i*hed. The committee reported funds snfliclent to pay for the iron railing. The rqjl of members w bo first organ ized the society was read* It was com posed of thirteen members: J.' B. Kearse, W.G. Kearse,’ J. F. Hears*, Sr , J. K. Kearse, Jr , J. O. Kearse, R. C. Brabham, H J. Ritter, J. B. liters, (’apt. ,J.*\V. Jenny, H. VV. Chltty, Joo J. Kearse, J. .>cott Breland, K. W. Hyrne. A resolution of thanks to th* speak-' ers ami all others who contributed to the entertainment of those present was adopted For th* information of th« fri*nds J.P Rf.lsOd, Of tbe Third Arkan-as Cavalry, the news- pap-rs of the^country are requested to publish th* fact that he was killed at Rivers’ Bridges his Ip.dy strapped to his h<*r*e and carried to a wo«»d near Buford's Bridge and buri*^. in 1876 his remains were taken up and carried to where the monument now s'amls and buried w ith the other dead uf that bat tle within one hundred and flftv yards of where he was killed. X. Y. Z. 1VIIKE Bpowp & Barnwell, S. C. Ask every reader of Thb Pxopls to give a careful afid critical ex amination to this open letter and to lend their copies to their neigh bors so that everybody may learn the good news and better realiza tions in store for them. Our coming opens a new and thrilling chapter 4n the growth and development of this most favored section. Our ambition is not hedg ed in by the limits of the town nor confined to the boundmriee~of IbiL township. Our aspiraffions take wider scope. Our long and success ful experience, our superior trade connections and our ample capital encourage us to hope and expect that our anticipations will be ful ly realized, and that before the summer comes and goes the firm name of ' hies bsqvh m smm w ill be a favorite household term in every hopeful home in all this brave old county. To that high Aim we have s«t our resolve, and to reach it safely and surely shall be the labor of every day, the thought of every night. iquar* and Main Street we have now full stocks of the choicest Family Groceries that can be bought in the best American markets. New goods are coming in every day and our correspondents in the great central cities are gath- lug for us abundant^valanches of all the real necessaries and rarest .luxuries of civilized life. The customers of this department can have the most perfect confidence that thay will always get the purest and freshest goods and that no adulterations will be permitted to ’ peril health or plunder tbe pocket. SHtDoertwiL Tlw friends of Rov. Mr. Lcitch and hi* a«»i<*!ant, Mr. Marshall, gave them a tlsh dinnsr and pic nic on Tuesday at Wiiihoru'* Maud on the KdUto. After the dinner Mr L* itch presebed an ex cellent sermon toaboutsix hundred p r- *••11*. They left on th* 6 p. in. train for ('harle-tou. It U said that Associate Justice Mc Gowan will ••••on resign hi* «*st on the >uprt*u»e Court Hciodi on account of hi* iin*tHbIe health If so th* next Legis lature will have to till two vacancies. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. J£/tS£y MILK. « Those In n**d of pure Wines, Brandies, Whiskeys, Gins, Rums. Ales or Beers for medicinal, convivial or social purposes will And goods that do not have a headache to a barrel at tbelr orderly saloon in the Ryan Building, next door North of tbe entrance on tbe Square. South of the Circle. Our new two story mercantile emporium,our extensive ware house, our capacious sale stables, store houses and other outbuildings, * making in and by themselves a village Invite the visits and in- •p«*ct:on of all desiring to keep step with tbe march of LOW PRICKS Til ROUGH THE LAND.. Here we have gathered the best goods of the old world and tbe new, and we can confidently claim that we have the moat complete collection of th* greatest triumphs of human Ingenuity aud Industry ever exhibited in this section of the South. All the Improved imple ment* that lighten the labors of life, for man in the held*, the workshop* or the offices of professions, for Woman In the tiresome routine of housekeeping that robs her of health and strength and come ly beauty while the young years should rest with light and gentle touch upon her, all the comforts that make social life a luxury to be coveted and the home circle the happy central altar around which tire and son, mother, and blushing maiden, th* lover and the friend all delight to group and count the h»*urs weary until they shall meet again, are here for widest distribution In the completeness of our stocks in all departments we have utmost confi dence of supreme triumph over all competition aud imitation, but in our Mr*. N. G. W. Walker Is prepared to supply Jersey milk in at.y desired quan tity. \> ill deliver it at any residence in town Order* leYt at McNabA Walk er’s will receive prompt attention. apr23-4w PERFECTED CRYSTAL LERSES TRADE MAfUi. Oaality f.nt Alevs. Barnwell, and Mins Ethel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Martin, of Marengo,^ H8 jf they Caroline County, Va. The People of- gioiind. fers its best congratulations and trusts |> r . N. F. Kirkland, Sr., presided that the fair flower to be transferred The choir, led by Miss Lula Kinard, from the Old Dominion may find ever organist, sang appropriate hymns in aunny skies in the Palmetto State. j clear tones sweet as the morning fra- The Medical Board appointed by the ' gram-e and Rev. J. L. Stokes made a Governor to examine applicants for li- touchingly impressive prayer, cense to practice medicine in Barnwell ! addresses of Rev. Henry S. Hart- zogand Col. W. Perry Murphy, theor- ! arors of the day, were worthy of the i time, the audience and the occasion, it is no strained praise to say fchift they, Mnn* nf I he V*-*w Konrli hai't* county will convene for one day’s ses- sion, in Barnwell Court llnuse build- lug, at 10 o’clock a. m 12th Mav, 1891. Gxo. W. Morkall. M.T). Martin Bellinger, M. D. L. C Stephens, M. D The Secretary of State issued mission on Saturday to th* Southern School Kook Supply Co., Williston, with the privilege of moving to Columbia. The corporators are P. E. Rowell, Gra hams; A. F. Otis, Barnwell; E Y. Ferry, Williston; J. E. Builen, Black- ville. The capital stock is to be $230, di vided into &0sharef. 4 ‘Its object is to sup ply school amt miscellaneous books at wholesale rates to its members through aoiiie book dealer, either in or out of the Btate of South Carolina, who shall act m supplying agent for the company, the members of the company to be secured through duly appointed solicitors. Tax People acknowledges an invita tion to the “First Annual Pic Nic of the Bamberg Shaksperean Club at New Bridge-on-Edisto, Wednesday, May 6th, 1821." The management under which tt trill be given (s a perfect guarantee of S irfect success. Chaperons: Mrs. F. . Bamberg, Mrs. A. V. Raves, Mrs. M. H. Counts. The committees are: On Arrangement, L. F. Bamberg, Miss Meta Rice, W, D. Kboad; On Refresh ments, E. L. Price, Miss bailie Rice, MieeL. Lewellyn Cleckley; On invita tions, Havelock Eaves,Misa Janie Brab- Miss Fierine Dickinson. typical son* of the New South, have given proof that the Old State is blessed and fortunate to have younger chatn- a com- ! pi«»n<i so well trained and gifted to wear 3 m lont hpn- o n. CLAN OK- NO. J7, K. K. AVENUE. Ha* Exclusive Sale of these Celebrated Len*es tini*hed iu Steel, Nickle and : Gold Frames. * * BLACKVILLE, S. C. FAULKNER, KELLAm A MOORE, The only Manufacturing Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga Peddlers are not supplied w ith these ^ famous glasses., (de,e2-3 iiniE SI ATE OtWmT^HOLINA BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. By J antes O. Patterson. Esq., Judge of . Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas W. Gilmore Simms,C. C P.. applies for Letters of Administration on the derelict estate of B. G. Cochran, These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditat|s of the said deceased, to be and appear tiefore me at a Court «f Pro bate for tl»e said county, to be hold^if at Barnwell C. 11. on Friday, the 5th the mantles that adorned the oreil «<>ns of her bwir. year.. Hev, Air, U ay i>r JuWj ls91> a , n 0 . cU)ck m .. QMm Cry fcr Pitdier’j Castofh. Wilson pronounced the benediction. »• The floral tributes w'ere bcautifuland profuse in their abundance. Tender hands placed their gifts of flowers that will fade above the remains of the gal lant dead whose fame shall never grow dim lyhil* human hearts jdia 11 honor human virtue and then w r e left them alone in their glory until another spring time shall come. At the business meeting of the Asso ciation the officers of the last year were re-elected: Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Sr., President; W E. Sease, frirst Vice President; J. A. Chassereau, "econd Vice President: J W. Jenny ‘Secreta ry; J. F. Kearse, Sr., Treasurer; Rev. J. H. Wilson, Chaplain. An Executive Committee of nine members was,elected to serve for the next year, and tw r o com mitteesof three each appointed, to ob tain a conveyance of the Memorial Grounds to the Association, and to pro cure a charter of incorporation from the Secretary of State. Anew constitution was adopted aud the roil ot members revised. " The dinner that was served was sig nificant both of the abundance that ox- iats an^tUa open hearted and open han ded generous hoapiulity that abounds to show cause, jf any, why the said ad ministration should not be granted. . Given und*r my hand and the seal ot the Court this 25th day, of April, A. D. 1891. and in^the 115th year of American Independence. ’ J AS. </. PATTERSON, apr30-6w Probate Judge. pr, R L, Harley, DENTAL SURGEON BARNWELL, S. C. Offers his professional service* to the citizen* of Barnwell’and the surround ing country Will devote Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays to office practice and Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays to calls in neighboring towns and the country. References :~Tbe Faculty of the Dental Department of the University of Maryland. OFFICE ON MAIN feTREET, East of the Post Offioe. dcd-ly SUPERB SPRING SELECTION W« feel especial pride For tbe varied array of sea*onabl« goods, from pretty Prints, through all the rising steps of tasty Ginghams, fairest Lawns, lovely I aces to splendid Silks is so complete in all the moat popular fabrics, so perfect in exquisite g nwl taste and beauty, that no lady, no matter how choice and ca pricious her f.ii.cy may be, can tail to find something—«verything—to become her and plea** her admirers far. more than anything ever dreamed of before even in her happiest slumbers. And so perfect will be found our stock* of all ladies' g<*od*, from daintiest foot wear to the parasol that shades fair beauty from the too ardent gas* of the summer sun. ’And our masculine friends will find that we have not forgotten them, that we 'are prepared tnaxpply them with Clothing and Furnishing Goods, flats and Mhoes suited to every calling in life from the sturdy occupation that earns its daily bread by the sweat of the human brow to the |>rofessious that coin brain work into wealth, and reap their harvests in the fields of thought. Familiar as we are with the attractions *nd advantages w* have prepared we find that we might as well undertake to describe in one brief lecture all the adventures of an eventful voyage around the world as to picture in one advertisement all the varied beauties and excellences of our world-wide, world-round exposition. So, extending s sincere invitation to every citizen of each of the nineteen town ship* in the county to come, bringing every member of every family, that all may see and learn for thnniMclves that this old town, once dead, is alive again with the energy of the New South pulsing from our Headquarters we call atten tion to our Ledersiiip of Low Prises. In these active times, when inquiry is busy aud ail men are tensely striving for victory in the battle of life we recognize the changed conditions that encom pass us and have so girded ourselves for the struggle. We face the fact with out fear for we are not in coni|K*tition with the shopkeeper who is rusting awsy life’* golden hours while he sit* lonetomelv amidst his cart load of goods, but that quick tiansit and the enterprise of this high pressure age have brought to our ver\ doors the pushing rivalry of the neighboring cities of our own and a sister tftate. Accepting that tru* condition of affairs we are prepared to meet ita most ur gent and exacting tests. 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 Tor the crow ning of our campaign with the honors of victory and th* golden rewards ot triumph. We have counted the cost and made preparation before entering upon this war 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 coftfidence of the peo ple by the tactics that have not known failure since the birth of time. In giv ing them goods suited to their every need and deeire and at prices that they can pay and that no opposition cwn venture to offer to approach we shall prove every week-day in (he year that we have 4 c CONQUERED COMPETITION and with the confidence of the public.we shall bury High Prices so’deeply that they shall never again stalk tyranta reaping reckless profits from the toiling masses. THE BROWN BANNER $Ka)l conquer the black flag that haa so long floated over the pirates of trade and spoiled so many helpless homes to want and poverty For the moderate profits that become these timet and that will satisfy our ex pectations we rely on A VASTER VOLUME of patronage than has ev^r before been poured Into any establishment In Caro lina, and so we ask the universal public, not only of this county but of all others adjacent, to investigate our professions and pass intelligent judgment on their worthiness. The welcome with which all will be greeted will be warm from our hearts and true from our heads, and when they' have seen and learned for them selves that our platform is not a mere lip service but a constant and unvarying living up to the pole star principles that shall guide our steady business career, we know that there will be tbe one unanimous verdict that we have inaugurated business methods ahead of th* century and that will revolutionise the Tbng rule of hardships that have 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 come at last In veriest earnest. Mike Brown and Brother, THE HONEST HUSTLERS. Barnwell, £ C, Sunshine and TH* SPRING TIM* HAS COMB AGAQT. - Nature la waking from the long slumbers of the restful winter. Gentle show# era and goldea aunshtne are nur*lnginto)ne w growth the aaeda of plant life and fair fields and bare woodiandc are puuingon their garbe - of greett f the adornmeuta 6f fair, fra grant flo were. MICHALSON to here, bringing to the ions and daughters of men all the brightest beauty, all the moat perfect comfort that the skill of artist bands, Abe in* aplraiion of high gifted minds have created in all lands b* neath th* circling sun for human use and enjoyment. Shelves, dbunters and atore-rooma are crowded with best goods for every wish and want and rare bargains are ripe to be plucked by all ages, tastes, conditions. The especial attention of the ladies is railed to » all the old favorites, all tbe new conceptions in Drj and press Goods, India Linens aud plain Lawns. Ginghams, Linen Cbambrays, ChalUes, De Beiges, Embroidered Flouncing*, Kdg* logs, insertions, Silk Mohairs, Albatross, Henriettas, Sateens, th# lateHt and most artistic designs, Mats. Scarfs, beautiful Trimmings in Steel, Sliver, Gold aud Jewel effects, qll to match my magniflqeul lines of dress good.-, uewXawn Suit*, Modi tin Stiiikigafisadies silver emp ^roiairecf OxTordf, Operas, Harrison Ties, Kid Operas, Kid Oxfords, Misses Oxford Button, Kid Button, and tbe grandest UuA-of Spring Novelties ever displayed in this County, For men, youths ana .boys we have superb stocks of the newest styles ef Clothing, ~ *i? u * H* 1 ** straw* Felt, Ac.,—all the popular shapes, French nalbriggan and Neglige Shirts, Hosiery, Neckwear, Patent Leather Oxfords, Velvet Embroidered Slippers, Zeigler's and Sailer, Lew in A Co.'s celebrated PbiladaU - - phi* Hand-made Shoe# a specialty^ now open for in* epection and sale with all the standard goods kspt by first-class houses at Michalson’s, at prices as the very cheapest honest dealer esn make them. The celebrated Piedmont Wagons and the fa mous Anderson and Harris Buggies and Road Carts. So, without wasting words in this busy moroing, of the year, we open wide our doors and speed far and near our message to the people. Old friends will be welcome and we shall quickly change more ac quaintances and strangers In to fast allies if they will but * fllow us chances to put our promises and profes- slons into p o s i 11 v e proofs. As the last was a "record a breaking" year in political revolution* we shall ' this Equally Startling in Undreamed of Bargains- ISAAC MICHALSON, , % THE FARMERS’ FKIEHD. CASTORIA for Infants and Children* r - sa«S ftHwWsswhodoaosbssp Castoria Cabum D. D , Maw York Ckr Cnraos Osevasv, IT ■vssav *.&• MdTtkxea, Mow YwfcOhp, Msw Toss. Barnwell Railway Co. TIME TABLE NO. 8. To tskeeffect Monday, Feb. 15lh, 1691 at V:46 a. m. WESTWARD. Stations. Btackville Lv Ashley Woodward’s Junction... Barnwell .,A A. M. lo :05 10:20 10:27 10:35 r. m. 9 25 9:37 9:42 9:60 A. M P, u EASTWARD. — r- Stations. *9 Barnwell .Lv Wooodward’s Junction... Ashley ... .1 Blackville Ar 2 4 V P. M. 9 K)5 9:12 9:18 0:30 A. M. P. M 5-30 5:33 5:45 6:08' P u ff, A. & N. Railroad TIMETABLE NO. 11. Taking effect January 19th, 1891, at 7.20 a. m. NORTH BOUND. SUNDAY SCHEDULE. Leave Barnwell Arrive Blackvills Leave Blackville Arrive Barnwell a m 9:H> 9:40 10:16 10:46 p m 6:00 6:26 9:36 10:00 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. Barnwell Railway Trains will wait 30 minutes for connection from South Car- ollna 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. Road Notice. - Orncx County Commissioxxrs. Barnwkll, 8. C., March 12,1891. The Commissioners will consider at their meeting on the 2nd day of June next a petition asking that the road from Elko to the old Charleston road, commencing at Mr M. Willis's mill road and running through Mr. Joseph Phillips's place, passing his residanoe, be declared a Public Road. All persons objecting are notified to appear before the Board on the date above named. .. . > ~ If no objection be made and the right of way be granted the said road will be granted the aai k highway. „ , r of the Beard, f _ mvfrui: M / PATE, C>rl. & 1 1 ‘ SUNDAY daily DAILY STATIONS. xxcxrr xxcxrr ONLY SVKDAY SUNDAY A. M. A. M. r. m Lv. Blackville 8 45 10 00 6 40 Walkers...... y 6 67 10 25 6 62 Whaleys 10 03 n 10 35 6 68 Aldrich ...... sOQ 00 s 00 00 s 00 00 Springfield .. 10 18 10 65 7 13 Sally#. 10 30 11 20 7 96 Perry . 10 42 11 45 7 37 Wagoners.... 10 64 12 10 7 40 Ar. Seivern.. 11 10 19 40 8 00 A. M. r. m. r. m. SOUTH BOUND. STATIONS. Ar. Blackville. Walkers Whaleys Aldrich. Springfield Sallys. Perry Wagenera... . Lv. Seivern.... DAILY A. M. 8 40 8 47 8 90 •0 00 8 08 7 66 7 42 7 38 7 20 DAILY xxcxrr SUNDAY r. m. SSL 5 04 4 69 • 000 4 30 404 3 49 3 90 9 60 . A. M 't r. m. Connections st Blackville with South Carolina Railway East and West, and with Barnwell Railroad. J. C. KEYS, Fup4. Notice. W« are not responsible for any debit contracted by bub-.Contractors, or la* borers without s written order. ■ JNO. MACKLERdCO. Gxo. W. Caorr, Aiken, S. C. J.B.Buxckmaltx*, Barnwell, B. C* Croft & Burckhaker, : A.*! TOIWIlYH A.T "" BARNWELL C. H., 8. C. Will practice in all the State and la the U Mr. Creft Barnwell portaace will m