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/ V WfzvT t * v; |# C>llii—i»i *■ ■ -~-— Glowing dcoonntfl imlocwl v» to try the auuDicrn mi nop, and a jK'isR.'ige to was socuuh] on ait old tub of a at tho ruU) of three onncos of gidd, or tliirty-sia dollars per head. Tito dtok was- crowded with men of every nationality. .Hie. rolling hills, tawny mud flecked with green trees, bounding' the bay of San Francisco, Snisun and San Pablo, were novel and interesting. The very color of the earth, covered with wild oats or dried grass, suggested a land of gold. ” The sight was inspiring. But When we reached the mouth of the San Joaquin our miseries began. This river has an extraordinarily tortu ous course, almost entirely tlirongh tule or marsh lands, that in 1819 produced bnshels of voracious mosquitoes to the acre. 1 had never known the like be^ , fora It seemed as if there was a stratum of swarming bisect life ten feet thick over the surface of the earth. 1 corded my trousers tight to my boot legs to provent them from pulling up, donned a ‘thick coat, though tho heat was intoler able, shielded my neck and face with handkerchiefs and put on 1 buckskin gloves, and in that condition parboiled and smothered. In spite of all precau tions our faces were much swollen with the )K>ison of numberless bites. To escape the hot sun we took refuge "bed.w ths^rrand to drms aw*y> tbi?, pcsta a smudge was made'on some sand in the bottom of the boat, which filled the hold almost to suffocation. The mosquitoes were too ravenous to bo wholly foiled by smoka 1 think 1 never endured such vexation and suffering. Sleep was iin- po^ible. The boat had to be worked by hand around*.the numerous bends, and hall the time tho sails were useless for wuot of wind. It was a burning calm in the midst of a swamp. But even in our distress there was a htimorous side, provoking grim smiles at least.—E. (J Waito in Century. >t/7 g/fll»t X. Il«. —/N— A NEW PLACE. HABT.ES rECITMAXX Takes pleasure In informing his many old friends and the general pub lic that bis mercantile business i* now located just East of the Court House on the Square, where, with good stocks of choice goods and prices that no sensible merchant can undersell ho hopes to merit and receive a full share of public patronage. He cordially invites an ex amination of his stock of general mer chandise, which Is full in all lines and has been most carefully selected to suit this market. His long experience has* learned him exactly what the people wiwit and_need and they can find every thing at iTTv store and at the most mod erate prices. ‘ ££T in (he line of Wines, Whiskeys ami Brandies 1 have the very best and purest goods in the country. Some of my brands are so old that they can hard ly he bought in any market. 1 have kept them for years .and now offer them to all needing something superior for medical uses or social enjoyment. Will he glad to see my friends and the general public, , Charles Pechmann. apriJO-tf - MONEY! fruii enruml ntour W.Yi Hn# of work, yafdtlly mid. l»jy of r si*x, ' <ui**g ori»Td,fiftd \n tb' if otytriliM Itort^vrr they live. Any oho can do tlw work. I cam. -Ww tOfm. atari v on. Ko riak. You ran do rot# VMiir •pure- iiinvnnuoi, »»r nil yo»»r tim* to tl»o w ofk. TM* is an outircly now fa»d, »h«1 hrinisfWottdcrfR! aurooaa to every w<niter. Beginners nra rnrnlng- troni f to 1^50 per w eek fin'd tipvinrda, ami Hu»re after a Hi flu c*trOdetico. Wo can film bit ym* the oin- id»»vm* nt and teach v -u r lik K. lio apace to ox jdaiti liar©. l ull * HKK. TKOi: A 4 O.. *»0I bTi, BiXSt. Cliarles Zissett. To Improro thf> I.hh-'a. — A device recently invented for tl>e promotion of deep breathing is likely to be of value to flat chested, rorind shoul dered and weak lunged people. Tho de vice is a small licit or cord which encir cles the cheat at the jxdnt of its {pi*ati«t expansion, and a take up mechanism fo which the ends of tho licit or cord nro attached. The take up mechanism con- | aista of n coiltsl spring, adapted to | tighten the licit at intervals, and a train ! of wheels, by which tho speed of the | oprmg in taking np the belt may lie reg- * nl.ated Upou the exhalation of the T breath, after tho full expansion of the ' Tungn, tho chest returns to the size nnt- | tiral to it in ordinary breathing, thus ’ leaving the belt loose. Immediately the j take up mechanism begins to gather in | the idock of tho belt, which it continues > to gather, find finally it tighten* tiie licit j about theeftest until lite pressure i« un- •xMufortabk to Ote wearer, and rofnjs-ls him to take another full Inspiration, Um* letigthenifig the belt This lengthening fa at'conipliklKHl by the withdrawal of tho strap from ttie ] case, whk’h act again coils the spring. [ The spring in turn, when tho breath is | exhaled and the chest rcsunit's it* nat- nral size, tigatn begins to grittier np the slack of ttie I-sit These pruceviHCM con tinue a* long ns the device is wm-u. It is claimed that the device induces full breaths at intervals, and thus naturally •trengthen* und enlarges the lungs and abciO. —New York Telegram. Lsi First door smith of Brown House, Barnwell C. H., t>. C., ofl’ers his services to the public. ' An cx|M rienco of upwards of forty years i« the best guarantee that he knows his business and will gi ve satis faction in the qiuiliry of his work and the moderation of Ids charges. J^j^^Heliable time keejiersfor sale. mchS ^ntal surgeon BAUN WILL, S. C. OfTerg his professional services to the citizens of Barnwell.and the surround ing country. Will devote Mondays, Tuesdays ami Wednesdays to ofnee practice and Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday8 to calls in neighboring towns and the country. JteferencesThe Faculty of the Dental Department of the University of Maryland. OFFICE ON M A IN .STREET, East of the I’ost Ollieo. dec.'l-1 y ——* — * Moore -Co. A hip , —HAVE NOWON HAND— A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS«*AND#CASKETS OF ALL SIZES, STYLES and QUALITIES. SSttaaancrtmLhHiiBatdn ^ Pejsons needing these goods will call on W. W. MOORE, At McNah, Walker & Co.’s Store, Barn well C. II., S.C.; W. li. OSWALD, Al lendale, S. C, niahO & epo., C. 1 Ask every reader of The People to give a careful and critical ex am i nation 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. mt-m. Our coming opens a new and thrilling chapter in tho growth and development of this most favored section. Our ambition is not hedg ed in by the limits of the town nor oontined to the boundaries of tiie township. Our aspirations take wider scope, Ouf long and success ful experience, our superior tratie connections and our ample capital encourage us to hope and expect that our anticipations will he ful ly-realized^ and that hefory the sumniey comes Uud goes the firm name of T — ^ $3000 pH l*»i b .ii »*-,, »' b l«i vr .%i«i i* h .ur Ibirtf Int.lli* T ,.r infix ib. Nfui ttisb* tr* t>Sxn» [ |.. r». it iif t si hi f x nfr, . nil wb«. iH tl*«,wUt wiffc ,«xlii»iri •x.lj', n, 1 hrr- 7 i» t..,. , U If—I'.f* • i'**-rtb»t !)..) xii! •!..» f.rtii.b > l.|. k «tmm • »rx fbaf (Mif f-i* i •..it I \ ».%V i am^ 1 l.«». •lr-»ilt l.xftlif »M. Xv-i , *-l xttMlirr wb-> »r* nMkMr . * If*« •xrf titll VK k’.K “ Fire! Fire! Fire! To guard against loss by Fire, lii*ttre with Uic R. M. Mixson Agency, ULACKVILLE. S. C. PARA&OX lachine Works, Howard Bros. Propr’s, Iin«l 1I %CIIINI.Vri* BLACKY I LI.E, 8. C. ^ To the users of Motive Power and General Machinery: , We call your attention to the fact that wc are prepared, with latest improved Tool* ami Machinery, to do work on j-uuy Machinery used in iliu country, thwh m* - COTTON GINS, GKJ8T WILLS, COTTON PRESSED, PULLEYS, MANtiERS, Mll.L GEARING, Shafting and fasting* of Iron or Brass of any size. S|*cclal attention given lo GIN’ WORK. Having a first class Gin Builder, wc ran dnall kimDof (Jin Work, m*w brush wiitsds, new saws, inixes, Jkc. Sau s s|inr|*rned only by baud, jiilyll THE SCALES will be a favorite household term in every hrfpeful home in all this brave old county. To that high aim we have set bur resolve, and to reach it safely and* surely shall be the labor of every day, the thought -ul every night. At this favorite sland on Court House Square and Main Street we have now full stocks of the choicest Family Groceries that can be bought in tl»e la*st American markets. New good* are coming in every day and our correspondents in the great central cities are gatli- ing for us abundant avalanches of all the real nece.-sarics ami rarest luxuries of civilized life. The customer* of this dc|iartmeiit can have the most perfect confidence that tli*y will always get the purest and freshest good* and that no adulterations will be iwnuiUed to jK-ril tnuitb or plunder the jNH'ket. * Hezt Door Horlli. - Tho Ale* o g.HMU In the # In need of | r lb r* tor n .1, Ki Buildi afrp M'hips, Brandies, •ftieiual, convivial or * ive a lesolarh.* t«f a t»arr g, next door North of tl WU on tl s, Rums, will lind !y saUs>ii e Square. MANUFACTURING COMPANY, BAHHHfEU C. //., S. C, X, ■^fWood Workers and Dealers, and Manufacturers of— Doors, Sash, Blinds, Newels, Balusters, Brackets; Sc roll-Work \ ? Builders Hardware in'Stock. T ' ■ ■ . - • ^ j ““Manufacturers of • , WAGONS BY WHOLESALE. These Wagons are Guaranted to be EQUAL TO ANY MADE in the Uiihetl States, and as to Prices, will be sold against of! competition. Lumber cf all kinds kept imSfock, or the Yard. Nousltij Wsatherboarding a Spscialtu. G. Dung doCM-t f ELLINGER, President. Wm. McNab, Socrdary. Gr. D. O. ZC^lsrGKE], - DEALER IN FARCY GOODS, Hobby TforseST Velocipedes. Base Ball Supplies, All the Latest NoVelties. Toys. Dots • ' Stationery —AND— Bocks- Musical * Sheet. Millie. Guitar Violin and Baulo String*. Till*; (iKM KOLLKlt i)ltU.\N ONLY lh.OO. Agent f *r Pi iu »s and Ofgaus, Rubber Stamps ami Stcncila. Musiea. InitnJ meuts l if paired. 'I’lie largest ami cheapest sUN'k ever brought to thi* city. ISTO. 2 V. Tl. Tl. Blaekville, S. C. South of the Circle. Onf now our cap: makiiti two sto Our Wonlil lit' A rlslurrata. Tbousands of American young men of ! Jnir c«lucation and excellent {MWH«iliiliti»*(, : captivat**! by the picture* of English 1 aristocratic iifu drawn in English novels, I an- learning to dtvpiau the simple, ra | tional useful life of the worthy Amcr ! lean citizen and to court consideration : and vulgar popularity by adopting tin* i hai.iia an<) leading the usrlcaa lives of i Kiulieli Ionia As i^uauai iu auch case* j the copy is a caricature of the origin.d i Tb< uutitlod American lord prove* usu ally to t*) a vulgar creature, having to' | assort his H»'lf-confei‘ml lonlship l»y all i that istnobt unattractive. nu»st inhumane ami imwt uu Aiuericau-—and that is a go«sl deid —iu the English aristocrat.- In England aristocracy has no misl to diapluyorlo obtrude itaelfj in Ain*?rica it can exist only by display and obtru sion. For this reason 'the American ■aaaiildLJMMMahiillttMl 4ji,u.d, .jifccsa.ully court attention and try to strike the’vilp gar imagination by the mere accidentals of aristocracy, such ns any boorish Dives can command—bouses, horses, turnouts, yactita, ojiera boxes and the like. And the vulgar are impressed by such things*-: bow down iu servile revCrcnce before them and do their‘beat tomake a similar diplay.—Professor Thomas Davidson in Forum. * , The Silent lloatman. “Who am swim? Whp can swim?” ahomvA a man’who v».\i\(v'd lo cross a river in a l»oat. A crowd of boakmeu gathered round him, crypi-rg, ,Y 1 can, sig- * Only one was silent and remained in X is boat ail tlio time. “And cau't you swim? M inquired the granger. **No.” w.as the man’s curt reply,. “Then you shall take mo across.’’ The gentleman had adopted this meth od to escape the importunity of rival / boatmen iu tlmt part of the country; ' perhaps also he shrewdly susjiected that a man who could not swim would be the safer pilot.—Capitan Fracassa. Saurian Degeneracy. The average Florida crocodile brought north by the tonrist is seven inches in length, and ho lias sea room enough in a cigar Ikjx. We look at the little "enss. and then, thinking of Ids ancestor whom w© saw pictured in tho geography of our boyhood days carrying off an ox in his jaws, we conclude that the Augustan age. for crocodiles, is past.—Martha’s Vineyard Herald. * An Obnervlnz Child. Little Boy—Mamma says yon were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. Homely Heiress—That means 1 was bom rick ' Little Boy (after closer inspection)— Was It a tablespoon.—Oood News. Fourteen year* exju Agency write* f**r Uu; niiMot reliable Companies States—Namely. Hrmie, N. Y., - - - Ins.Uo., North America, Vhccnlx. <»f Hartford, Conn,, - - - - Hamburg Bremen, of Hamburg. Germany, - Hibernia, of N.U.* - ■rlctier. This j strongest and I in the l hik'd . .. A 5,*«til,2l7.tkJ 1,1 1 s.h.’iS.tin &>H7*J52.00 Total amount reprraeh- ted by lids Agency, | 21,1* Chea|***st. rates on Dwellings, Mercantile Buildings, Mcreautil»‘ ^ and all manner of i»er*orial projs'i Gin house* and machinery a s|i ty. * J’romia atu*ution to btisiin , For further iuformatioit atlilr K. M. MlXSON’S AGENi 1 rep’-esent the lust ami eheaj cidciilL -ittipanic* tloing busiin** K, M. MIXSriN, Mana ' Black villc april 11-tf .00 It? ns, ot'k* %. vial- Of Justice. B. 4. HAM MET, KAiLtiiOA I > A V KN I ’ Id, Jtl^AC’K VII.IA*;, M. c 4'iiy WlocL in a S oumij l ily. 1’JtlCKS 111 H* gi hm I * •antite rll THE LAND. 1b i*ive w er ©till * \isit* mreh o arc horn HiiUliugi and in- f LOW t tiered HH* gl Uieiti M or k • I ii til*' and the hour In I he detiee of mdii t !M !1 |M t c lt|t tm ii* Til o Be «t Gm ►c eri« ill* 1 ‘or fain ill v * u-e s ^ % Dam *, Hi reakla** 4 wip - y Uu* pit* Si jMsa* Y. Co H i <* i eU'‘, Si gar ’!* • I» ee«*e. A < i*. it ••it. ilt *. The Ik*i»I fruits ti lal the lu: at k* l - a; II oru i South. a pple-. i tan ana b'HIo ids , Ac. r iT. »•*> 1 iMifatm'S^ttil n rip *,.ct ib! age. A’ * .*• ■s * V s. c.. Th 0 In t cigar *< , cl lien in g am t .- Iliok ing P j||»4 »* that e uu be fo uud, so coll is h d p ha| fr« . «5* Tanks, Stacks, Tubes, Engine*, Gins, Mills. noi-'» ur* saj. Tiie be.«t Seu ing Macidue-, all attach menu*, oil*, ueedU*s, Ac Ac., lecture* and Frames, Gla** for all piypo.es, painting- and eiigr.u ii gs framed in the best manner. Also, a miscellaneous stock of useful i.. JniL do- serving the atteuiton of buyers. (’ll EAR FOR ( ASH. I am always glad to ‘ce and serve my friends and tin* public. oct27 it: at -e too I Oli to ourvmnri n to evei bhi» mr *r e rt-rr*tr sell of qm ttT~< « i the ninet v family, i id, i.« aii\* li l< ast .tin lie F 'Sii|U!J pus •Supiag 'X9||nj 'Auiyaqs ‘iiopujuj Mr, F. M. POORER, our Smith Caro lina representative, will he glad to call on persons in nei'd of or intending to purchase machinery. • faug22 Pmigr Hilly fiirfuiicslinvo Lt'Cii mutTcAt Vv »«i fi foi' u*. by A nna T’oic* 1 , A dm in, iVjutH, «ii(l-v,luo, HmiVi. ToU <t“, < *hio. [sec ttry afi well. TN by o d } ou? Rome cnrtl over a rinnuh. You cnif iki tbc vx isjb. nml lUd 11 bemuj, w bocri er ytiii am, bUcn be-, gin tiers art' cnallv cu ruing from 1l« to if ID«tiny. AH ag'ca. \X*> ahow you bow ami atfti t you, < work lu'j nie timo or oil tbe time, H1|r imutex for work- era. Unfiore unknown tunonjg tbrfn. • NbAY h ml wounferful, f'tirfb ulunf. m e, ' II. llnlls-f ( «V f *o. v Ilssm MH0 l^oft ilani9, !%9 siitiO BERT IN BLAClvVILLL. J H BORGER B R E S T A U R A N T A N D FA MILY G.ROC E R Y. ’ New Store, New Stock,. Fresh Bread every day. All the Delicacies of the Seasop, Choice Confectionaries, Best Cigars, Fruits, Ae., and an old fashioned welcome from J. 11. BORGER, Proprietor. you want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LEKY, OR SPECTACLES, Send ) jur order* to or cVo at Jas. Allan & Co 285 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. . ' .• V • ' A. HOWARD PATTERSON, AT’XOIitV K V-AX-L A W. - BARNWELL 0 II., S. C. Will give prompt attention to all bus iness entrusted to ids care. ^ J ami ary 9 th, 1890. FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr., ■ ” Attorney-at-Law,. BAMBERG, S, C’. Gfhcc over II. C. Folti & Co.’s store. niar20-t SUPERB SPRING SELECTION ( Ate f7*%*l eojweial pri«lt*. f**r the varunl array ol wea^oiiMldif g»HMl», fr**ui preii |Trint«, tbiioigb ail the firing Mcit* «»f Gi»>glrann», faiiV*l Lawns loici haul-* to «td-m!ld KBk- ptelf in all Hie uu.ri | oj.nt ,r Ltbflr*. «o prrm T in e\q j priehx her an in lu*r Iiappi»*st »IuinlHr*>. Umi ardent gaze«*i tin* Miunmef »nti. And our tnaseiiUiHJ frit*ud» will find tliat «*■ ha are pn'pared to *ii|>ply lh*fi» with < lothing and hhoes suited to every calling in life,' from the -tn daily bread by the -weal nl tin* linmaii In * »w to tl j work iut<» wealth, and reap their liarieris in tin* tudd* of tliongbt. j we are w itli the attractiiHis and a<liaHtage* we have prepared w I migiit a* vi**!! undertake to ♦U'-erilH' in one brief K'eture all tie* a»l\i |-.-..-“tot.ii *..y»»-^.o4aouAd tlii‘__woi Id a varied lM*auties* and excellence* oTTn ho. extending a sincere invitation -liips in the county to come, bringing every uu ih.ht ol may sec and learn for themseive» that fhi»«»M town, on with the energy of the New South pulsing from our Ilea I tion’to our I'ea'dersliip of Low Price3, In these active times, when inquiry li busy and aii men are tensely striving for victory in the battle of life we recogni/.c*the changed condition* that encom pass us and have so girdl'd ourodve-. for the struggle. We face the fact with out fear for w o are not In competition with the shopkeeper w ho is rusting away life's golden hours while he sit# hinesomely amidst his cart load of goods, but that quick transit and the enterprise of this high pressure age have brought to oor very doors tiie pushingji iyalry of the neighboring cities of our own and a sister -tate. Accepting that true condition of affairs w e are prepared to meet it* most, ur gent and exacPing tests. 1 f wo cannot hold our own in such an emulation of ef fort and enterprise w e need not, mm not and do not expect, hope or care for the crowning of our campaign with the honors of victory and tiie golden rewards »>1 triumph. We have counted the cost and made preparation before entering upon this war with the veteran* of mercantile service ami we know that we will com mand success by deserving it. We will win our way to the eou.ddence of the peo ple by the tactics that have not know n failure since, the birth of time. In giv ing them goods suited to their every need and desire and at pri/'es that they can pay and that no opposition cun venture to oiler to approach wc shall proveevery week day in the year that we liavc CONQUERED COMPETITION and with Hie confidence of the public we shall bury High Prices so'dccply 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 limited oyer the pirates of trade and spoiled sorinany helpless homes to w ant and poverty. „ For the moderate profits that become life so times and that w ill satisfy our ex pectations wdgely on * - A VASTER VOLUME ■\ ■ . ■ v V . ■ ■' of patronage than has ever before been poured into any cstablishihent iii^.C’aro- iina, and so we ask the universal public, not only of thisyounty biit of all others adjacent, to investigate our professions ~aml .pass~'iiitellig^hUjr^ugtiiciit' on their worthiness. The welcome w ith which all will be greeted w ill be warm from our-' hearts and true from our heads, and w hen they have seen and learned for them selves that our platform is not a m tc lip service, but a constant and unvarying living op to the pole star principles that jhall guide our steady business career, we know that there will be the one unanimous verdict that vve have Inaugurated business methods ahead of the eentury and that will revolutionize the long rifle of hardships that have rough raided our people, into the fulbffuitlon and realiza tion of the know ledge that the “good times a’ eoming” so long sung and hoped for have come at last in veriest earnest, - . < » ' ' . ' . " '• '• : fi f. ■ — ' ' ' - . • - • p \ ’• Mike Brown and Brother, TliE honest hi Barnwell, S. C. B., A. & N. Railroad |Ilr* L IL E. MILHOl'S Dental Surgeon* lllaekvillc. S. (’. TIME TABLE No. 11. Taking vtl» *n January HHh. IfeUl .20 a. in. •NoKTII 1**01 \D. >1.0 10 Lv. Bla* Hatkeri U balei A Idi ieii si triii** It I V 10 o; 1 Mill KXirer xi»a% A. M. . 10 1*1 III 25 lo a* MU \ x« VI* 1 >.1 XI* \1 m ^ ISI (Ml 4 no ini Ok f*» (Nl - |« IM 111 55 4 13 in ;«» II 20 4 25 in 42 11 15 i 37 in 51 12 in 4 Hi II in 12 in (N) ==^jfS*= 11 Til HOC Ml. a. ,- • * Writ T STATIONS. daily KXCKPT . ... SI N DA Y , - - - ■ — —, , ..m.i A. M. P. M. Ar. Blackviile .. S 40 5 30 Walkers K 47 5 04 Whaleys . S 20 4 52 Ahlfh'ii ... so on s 0 no Springfield .... S OH 1 .50 Hallys ... . 7 50 4 04 Terry 7 42 3 42 Wagoners ... ... 7 35 3 20 Lv. Stivern ... 7 20 2 50 A. M P. M ( onnevtions at Blaekvillc with booth Carolina Railway. East and West, and with Barnwell Railroad. J. C. KEYS, Supt. Barnwell Railway Co. TIME TABLE NO..3. To takevlleet Monday, Feb. 15th, B91 at vS : 15 a. m. WESTWARD. Will have regular appointments follow * : At It.-irnwell, (*. II from 1st. Monday i >i>>* t**r *».i|es'da\ * tu eaeh tnonlli to We«l- priulay evening. Office at tho Tatter- •• u i ,M>,, House. At Sally’s, B. A. »t N. H. R . from I Monday in cash month to Wedne*,- i dav evt'liing. (Hliee at Trice's Hotel. I it HI l*e, at tbs hoiiieollie** at IWaekvilb* every Friday and Saturday from 1st of February to 30th September im lusiie, and every Thursday, Friday and •Satur day,‘fromdit-October to Jlst January I inclusive.' * i Wip makeappoin^ent* with patients Ttoims*rT7Tf r ffntfhtthrr-of hhr-*»lheo#~al— * any time. I’iitjimts wjli Afvdi ! fitu11n i . to have their work done at the oflice, tiiough if desired will call on them at --their residences anywhere within thirty miles of Blackviile. ^ -:-BEST BARGAINS^-:- Pianos l Organs, For sale either for cash or on insa\ nient plan. Terms easy and low pried guaranteed. Sheet Music a specialty. A. F. Olis, Agei)t, BARNWELL. S. C. ' Luddbn'& Bates, Southern Music House. march l-3m. Stations. Blackviile Ashley. J, Woodward’s Junction. . Barnwell . .A i- I 1 3 } A. M. 1*. M. Lv 10:05 9 2 5 . .Vu Id diO 9 ;37 0, 10:27 9:42 jS" 10:35 9 :50 A. M r, M X EASTWARD. Stations. I I, I f- r. m. i*. m Barnwell ..., ^. I 0:05 j 5;30 Wooodward’s Junction. .. 2j it :12 : 5iliiS Ashley , . 4] 9:1S | 5:45 Blackviile :...ArS| 9:30 0:00 ' ** A. M. P M , SUNDAY SCHEDULE. a in 1* m Leave Barnwell 9 :I5 (i :00 Arrive Blackviile 9 :40 • 6 :25 I.cave BlackviHe 10 :15 9 :35 Arrive Barnwell 10 :45 10 •00 -:-Don’t Delay a Day.-:- ^ . . ) .. ’X' • • : ' . . . _ • ■ Now that money is in circulation ev ery sensible man and every thoughtful Xpmau should prepare against the dan- gef of loss from tire by securing Insw- ranee over the home that shelters tho faniHy.XA policy in a good company is tiie best investment that can be made. T. J. prooker, >x ’ > 4Vn.LlS.TON, 8. C., Representing the Lancashikk, of En- giand. the Commerci al, of Montgomery, the KNOXVILLK, of Tennessee, will be glad to answer all inquiries relative to cost See. in the FIRST-GLASS COMPANIES of his Agency. Call in person or write by mail and prompt attenti will be given to all correspondence, sep 18-tf SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. ^ Barnwell Railway Trains will wait 3f* minute* for connection from south Car- sjiecially instructed. All Trains dally. CRudc in Telegraph Oflice fit Black- vilie will f*e the standard time. f i Hri-JOliN. 1’. WILLId, Supt. JN0. E. ALLGR Attorney-af^aw, BARNWELL, C.II.TS. C. — M ill give promptattention to all bu*- ihes* entrusted to hU care, inch 19-1 y