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mmmm ' - • - -y- ['lie Barnwoll People. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1SS9. THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO. TVrTCTFr A T,HOIST A\ 1 Time. S OF.Sl BSCKII'TION. e, |»er Annum......... . . . . . . . . . !ji2.(K> >- Sttrrtmr^rT 'trnrrrrrtn 1; 11 i(.n« to tho THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1S!»1. Thv m xf n*^u!ar j-iinnumiif'ation <>f Harmuny 1/wlirOrti. IvA',*. K,'. M. •. will )i*- atttn* tiew VjHMiniC'rrm- {»!«• in HnVnwfil litli day <»t 1”, 1SSU. the same beti'K th«* 2ml ^atunluy said mouth, beginning at “High twelvu.’’ Uy urder of W. •. M. - . R. C. Kikki.vM), Soeretary. d Dr. E. II. Doiwljng |* n -itive1y (leelines be a eandtdare for the Senate. The South Hound people.have finished aeK laying from Fairfax to (treat Said- ‘hatch ie. - A new post office lift' 1 heen ‘^hih- died in thteeountv. named f hiit \, itli ( apt. W, It. Chitty as |»ost master. (Jo to 'I ohin's MilUnery for bargains, ill move into new (juartbrs soon next lurch. Go and be cvcloned by low rices. We received last Thursday from ou,r ever voting friend d. K. Richardson, ie. first watermelon of the season, a •autiful rattle soak3. Thanks. ^'cTmre 11 here at Ute usual iriirs on next Sabbath. We hear he is < pec ted toconduet service in the Meth- iist church on Snnday afternoon. Married on tlte 2.1th tilt, at flie resi- etice of tin* bride's parents by Rev. I*. Kistler, Rev. Dove Tiller, of Itlack- iflc, and Miss Emma, daughter of Mr. V. I*. Dukes, of Rowesville, Orange- ur^rounty. Tin* Southern T.oan and Investment om|»auv,of Richmond, Ya., with an uthorized capital of ^l.non.iNHi, whose erpose is u> develop thy Southern tales, have elected Judge J.O. Eatler- r»n one of tlieir directors. Kniii.vnr> 7>kmo<• k*rlc (’i.rn.—A letting of (the Cluh is called for .Satnr- ay, lJu* llth inst.,*at U o'clock a. m. to old Primary Election. By order J. D. I’aitkksox, i’resideut. Lrll Branch Democratic Club Saturday*, July llth, at h the pur|him- of elecliiig a uJ Kepn-scntative J. M. I 1 MKir. President. . E. I.. Si.vncks, x-creury. ( olnn-d tlUristiaus met on Saturday j A Auld ren’j*.iiaA" .11 Secoml j». (ITU*- ehulcli ne.ir Fiddle Pond, 'oiu*' ahi'key »inners, e\il spirits, got imoiu: ami .a row aro*.-, during thnii l.bod 1 treat heart w shot lirough tin* leg by Jaek Creevli. • j Col. ii. K. Ryati has been ap|tf>inted | ,»v the direefor* of The >outln*rn Mu- ; ua! Building and l«*»*n A-wH-ittion, of j Vtlaiita.•(•.* ».oHe of the ev.tmiiit-r- of heir and accounts, to rc|Mirt to a i neeting of the «toektiolder» to Ik* held , 11 Atlanta on July P*th. lie will; wive Baruwi 11 on > ilid.iV morning and | Remain one wt-ek. Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE A Happy Event, , Sweet memories earrv me, hack to a ,,learnt, little scene emveted at. Mr, das: . W ,. CK li;i , Oswm d.s residence by tin* roadside ai'f or tho.se farmers w liosc crops tew weeks past. If, was Miss Cede Os-* grassy, and tbut. i'r.dudcd almost ( w aid s sebool exbibltiori. 'Idle dialogue and speeches reflected much credit on the teacher and pupils. Tin-piece “No body s Darling’.’ rendered by Miss Inez Osw ald, was beautiful and touching and one by Master Henry Johnson and Miss Phu-be Oswald was splendidly acted and highly amusing. After the exercises ice cream and sherbet were served in abundance. It was much enjoyed by the crowd, as the day w as warm and oppressive. Dunbarton. 'TTSTTCTTT Ruford’s Bridge Xdws. Ru roan's Bill mi k, S. (’., June 37. The week has been a beautiful one were very- body in the neighborhood. This year flic corn crop is above the average, and if good seasons coniitiue even planter will make ah alnindaiice. The eotton in some places is as good as TTsual, but the most of it cauic up late, has been poorly cultivated and therefore the prospect is not the best. A slight, rain fell Monday, but another would be v-ry acceptable just as soon as possible. The woods on Mr* J. M. E. Kirkland's days. A small piece of Ins corn lias been injured by it It seems that the Pension Warrants. Clerk Gilmore Simms has pension wftrran.ts for eleven dollars-each for the following olujfpiants. He is anxious to deliver them fo tliose entitled to receive t}itmj>- Sarah B Hair, James H. Greerh, I'. P.-Collins, Sarah Frederick, Delia A. Augley. Virginia B. Still, Rebecca J. Brant. Rebecca .Hickson Amanda Wil son, Sarah Ferguson,Francis A. Chitty, James Kirkland, Almenia Carroll. Mrs. A. E. Matthews’, C. E. Grubbs, M. A. Kemp, Amanda Main, N. K. Breland. Charity Still, Sarah A. Moore, Xarcls \N iHiams, Thomas Arledgc. Jane JdiLr4-veroity-. D(»iiaTd, S. A. Ibden, .lane Rozb-r, J . (iillam, ( ynthia Sanford, MaryS Hiers. Allendale News. The exhibition of the Allendale High svIiimiI, Thursday and Friday nights, wa» quite a'succens. 'I’he little one* en tertained a large audience the first, and the larger pupils acquitted themselves with honor the second night. ‘‘The ( barge of the Six IIumired.’’ the “Flag Drill" ainl the 4 ('alifornia rncle” were excefb-utiv. rendered. lnit_Uu:.AJraittatic “Mtfl"fj*e evening wa-tln- *T.i-gend of Hregen," by Miss M>|s Oilttino. T(k> mueli praise cannot be Infstowed on Professor W. V. I.anier and his no- ble female as»isfants, Mi-s M. A. Ar nold, Mite* Midlie Farmer and Mi-s Em ma Lartigue, who, through siekne-s, the thermal wave, ^ete., aeeoniplislied wonder- In c«MM*hiug four score of chil dren—the majority of them being quite small —The World. fire caught from lightning. Mrs. Dr. Kearsc and Mrs. Pricstcr arc still very sick. M isa Eizzie Jlarley, one of Allendale’s charming young ladies, lias been spend ing a few days with Miss Mamie Kirk land, and Mi-s Maud Law ton, of Hamp ton, is now with Miss Eizzie Kirkland. Miss Anna Best is visiting relatives In Bamberg. Miss Julia hearse returned Saturday from Gaston College, Dallas, North Carolina. Mr. W. (;, Kirkland is home from Wofford College, and Mr. Manning Brabham from the South Carolina I nt- ' In EiTa ( J line 2bt, 1I, Umicvs North bound. SOUTH BOUND. I Fir i la* d irst, lass. Sunday >uuda- (>nlv.. Only. 1*. M. 0.07 Second (lass. Da fly" Except 1 Fir ( la-s, Daily Except V >. Dl S r .\X< F.s BE- T WE E X ST A T1 o N S First (lass. ’/ail v. Sunday Sunday / 1 Second ('lass Daily 1! \ccpt Suntlav fi.11 fi.ll I*. M.. A. M. A. M. r. w. n \ M. I- VI. S.11 ■ ‘' I ■ i: ' I.to n Ey Rafn-A'll ;{ A r. 1 (7.11 M.ll b.(i:: 7 112 r j. v . W ooiju :u *1 > V i lU.CM M.2M Mil !».01 b.« (i j A dibdgh r | .2; .10 2Vj b.31; M.27 M.21 tuo' Ar. 'ubt. l,v,irb f Ev. . I TO. 11) M.ll' 10.11 10.11 (;..jo 1 /V. ( t A r. M.27] «:o'Mj io.:;h i KUO 7 1 ' ^ - * Walkers M. 12 , I . 1.2M in 2(;1 * 10.1(1 7.11 .Whaley* • or,; 1.27 io H 11.10 i 7.22 ♦ if J 1 Springlit-ld 1.02 11.02 11.21 •• ’ ■ j 7.2 s ‘ ' 7 ' J Salleys.. j ■ .. s ;im ■1.22 ' ii.ii rVLI.C 7..>(» s Berry... . - > .,••••• j 8/J7 L0M i ; : :s* U-c • »> i dv"7'- « . ' 11.42 12.10 8.17 1" Ar f > . Seivern .T.v. 8.(Mil 3 15 A. M. r. m. T*. M. 1 1 t ’ A. M. I* M. Fir-t. ('^iss. s 'n ii l’y < >n fy.’ C. M Mill 'V . .21.211 -0,21 0.11 liavc Givoj pcl liim with their ])atroHag(? dnvmg the winter and j-jtring, and tin* lurs who would have contracted smaller dehttf if they had not FAILED UNFORTUN/ITELY Fur thcrnst4ves and their rami lies to buv all their gnnds of all sort-; atfd kinds at tdic ehoaj)- est store in the bounty. W hile theft* is no wisdom in crying for sj>ilt milk or for wearing mourning i’< u T1IOFSA NI >S (> 1 1 1)0LLAKS That they might have sav* d il they had read the 4»aj>crs and Ih » n j/unh d, hv t heir-advertise- iiu-nts to the One store when- t In* dollar down gels a hundred cents worth of goods. i’hosc* w ho Imvt 4 lost can n°\L I urn <»\ (*f m w. leaves and w;ith the ediiealion ol d( iir-honghl expe rience avdfld heing humlmgged so any more. In a few. w ei ks M I('11 A LS( ).\ - ‘ ; Will Leave Barnwell r 1*. M. Mr. (’. F. Cauthon, who has bepn spending his vacation w itli relatives in I.anea'tcr, is to return to-day and will begin hi* school again Monday. Mr.J.C. Kirkland, Jr.j plucked his first watermelon of the season June 21. The Farmers' Alliance nior Saturday, June 2* th, and elected otliecra for the ensuing term. 1*. F. For.the government of Employees only, and not for public usr or infoniuHioik the Company reserving the right to vary therefrom when necessary, without no tice. J. 0. K EYS, .Superintendent. BRYANT & STRATTON Business College Book-Keeping, Shorthano. Teleqraphy, iio.| ^\|||0%#|| I ET Write for Oatalooue and Full Information.Im^/W IO w IkftaMflm 1 ■ CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF 4 FlhtE LiGHT VEHICLES, Y0HKV1LLK S. C. w At tin- roinpetitit<• examination for ic W i»i p.»tMt (*at|cisliip trom I lie See- nd Di-trici, wblrli wx» held Ml Alien- 11 > ip I It 111 -<!.t v. .1 ci n - f 'ii*'*. «•! I«rt III-, .<M| <>t \|i >. >. f ti i •«-, w H* ihe »ue«K-»»fnl MpplU'Sllt. . >. (.uig- itatd,<d Aik* ti, *<•- »co(>nd and i - I Ik* Hi* i iT. • Col. II. IL Hall h;»« »p|**vinted the f«d- (ow ing-tatl «iffb-« r- lor llte fir-l R'.gi- 111 ■ -sii• ”*•«.|i, Dr I (• * r*-'!. A* - i - _ *>11. I *r. I». K ItrigjK* A I- btMt, \ " «»iLl.-\. >. rg. till Majcr. j 4. J. IbiyUtnti; t^uari»-rtna*t4 r t t . | lin»! . ' Il II ! till. K- \ \ . Bul-I . j u-lg'- dK-af**. (J. Duncan Bellinger; t orn- -arv >ergeNiit. J. W. Wade; * obn i;eMiit. W >. i o\ ar. Applet or News. The shady sides of .the *trp#*t« tnu-n popular t<>-dav, 2* , th June, thermometer r»-gt«tcr« Itai degree the warmc«t weather of the *ca« have The ■ and on D I here are »troug indication a with ii of rain. On Friday Mrs W. A. an int'-n -ring exaniinati< Walker gave •n of her tine •ehiHil for the tK'liefif of the public . aequltt**d tliem-elvcs w eil and at I ttilig tide we had Mime dramatic i fortuance- that pU-a-ed all prt--eut Mr. W. A. IMoittif, since he ha* I in llemlcrMiiivillc. ha* had a very eltiid. W e tru»l he will soon In* All per- tK-en well Melon- are beginning tnri|*en. * /.KXOIIIt. |f(-«liral Meeting. ; flie ri gular quarn-rlv meeting of the i ru (> i i t oiinl v Med h a I >< •«■ o-r v w 11 i |< In Id t* Ba r ii w < II, I’ll' *da \ , J ii l> IL iv*l, si 11 In *•'«-1<'«"k. (». W . Moki: vi i , M. !»., Pres. * D. K. I>kiM D., Sce'y. llaak Notice. Saturday next, the Fourth of July, being .i N 4tioiial hoit-lav, tbe M.nik ot fiarn w ell ntlf Ik-e|o«ed from Friday af- K'i imon until Monday morning. I‘< » - M »ii- Ii.ivfng p.ipei inaturftig <-n tliat ^ay ahtieipaN- pa.Muent. b'. t . Hi i i.kk, < a-bicr. \f College (’ommeticciitcnts. At >t. Mary’*College. Maryland, Mr. Einmeit Farrell f«Ktk tin- premium in logic, (Jreek and English, and the gold •Medal a* the best general athlete in flic col lege. Mi** Anna M. Farrell wa« graduated Ai-i F.Mut k, S'. C., 2blh June, isfil. E'Ktor /V*»y#/r ; Feeling tliat w** have Invyrers enough t«> reprt m nt our legal Intercut and doe- 1 t4.r< nrntlgh already elected T<* repre* j sent our physical interest we will *up- |K»rt H. II. (’I'utn for tin* House, to fill vacancy can-c by ihe death (*f ll«»ti >. S. Owen*, and W. s. Bamlicrg to fill va cancy cati-ed by the n-*ign.ilion (*f D. P. Sojourtier it. the Senate. The lower part of the county i* solid; tin* up|H*r part ought to he. » A Voter. For Titr P>.(H-t k.] * W hat is the Use! W hat i* tiie use for to -tweotv-five*eeii|K I d 21 a year—tor cl and twenty-five cent* »»l.21 dri.k- ttti-kel b-*\ on for the ** u inlay yt.iir’’ in pre*-c« a <b-*|re for a few dollars witf) w hieh to purchase some long needed nr- tide of furniture or. (N-rhaps, a new dress to replace the old one of several se*»on»’ wear that *hc may make at least a decent appearance l**-f»*fe you and your friend-7 All I tny fair mind ed, un-e|tl-h friend, w hat i« tin- u-e? ’ W. June 21, hd'l. Its So, If They Say So. E ARE Ff.EASED TO ANNOUNCE to fhe people of the noble cild (ontity of Barn well that we are in exisietit***. We were born in tin* “tpieen City of the Hill*'’ two years ago. and the neighbor* all over the South have been “sending in*’ *o many g(N»d things tons tliat we have grown fat and large. In the short space of two years we stand up a full grown man and , defy the world. Isn’t this remarkable? We to-day sell more g«HMls in South j Carolina than anv other factory in tin* world, building the same class of goods, i N un may a*k vliuw did yon reach tlte toi* so fiutekiv Our ans*wer i*. w e i did It by making every single job |M*rfeet le-fnre It left the faet(»ryCA^ r e < ( , rmbi nof ■ In- hurried into slighting work, hence wln-never a man got one of our jobs he ; w anted another and another. If you want low grade work, don't w rite n> us, a- i we make only the l»e-t. If you want the Ih**i go to MeNAII A A L K KR, Barn well, S. (’., who will se’il \n»u at close-figure*, uur g«MH|s are also sold In almost i every townln tlu* County. The pn**ident (»ur Company t* a Barnwell County- j man and w ill he glad to have the *up|H»rt of hi* old friend*. start iniTjno})' sc* t.o maki’lliin^s lively by cl os- U ' (mt his innm-nsi* stocks of (icncral Mci- chantlisc :it amj In-low cost.- Money is scarce but the <omm]s must “fo. Ills clciks arc * or-* (b i(‘il fVom nmi aHcr to-tlay to make things junc, and if they don't wiry they arc warned that tbey will be bounced ill sbort order sind • others cniploycd who will obey their instruc tions. Michalson is rcjuly to start • AND GO TO NEW YORK . and other Leading Nortlicrn Markcis just as soon ns he sees that shelves, counters, Ihixcs and ware- rooms ;ire sure to be emptied in time to give room for tbe inum usr stocks o U' all (ioods that be intends to luivc 4 by tin* lime tbe new crop begins to move. ^J’he saerifieo Inis to be.nuulc and the sooner the. better. So, without more words Michalson invites everyIwmIv having nnv ready money to come and (piieklv to the (iKKAT HAlv(»AIX SALKS that he is just starting. Kvery man, no matter what he wants, every woman, no matter what she needs. every child, no matter what it Plight to have, alt, cveryhody can find evervthinir in (Jeneral Merchandise at prices so far you t<> spend ton r day—••Jfi i«» iCtr* mid pdia(*«-o, tn h dolbir icduv, year—lur MloJmiic grudgingly 'Imp a in the rontribulkfii r e»-mplrtMi of hard Fft rn grvr •••me'bing the day *eh(Nd, iln* h*Nd, or the ehureh, nr when lfi*h, o\(*rwntked wile ex- to t • (• *1 a , and then or a diin«i i Sunday, < hen reqne pile he low’ the custom of this country that tin* closest buyer will not have the heart to kick nt the merchant'* misfortune of being so heavily overstocked. Still everybody invited and ;ill will he welcome to all They want at Tin; iTc-.nk; of THE PEOPLE. •Ill of Health Port Royal and Augusta Rys. Schedule in Effect May list, 1891.—90th Meridian Time. U nmd hndr*’ !• thi all huniHii (-n** 'ftiRi'plm «< gfa 1 rfetil if ar <ii »f P fn*t T bur-day D •om st. .1 hdlll’e f (i mveiit, We m«-au that w ,11 -know n 1 laiddei n ti Mary laud, w itli big h h*i mors. R at«-s So* IthelH M it * t »; II. ♦use ol >«\ N II- At ( lir* t-nvilh- Fen nale ( i*lb"i2'' ' ail of a I m *!,,'( *a.. w hieh -Inc* * it'* i i-stati >ii*hmi -llt. p«»***it k|«* Ml, M - - M *ry l Cliz'atwth Black, t v * enty yi rat -.ago. b;i i» pi MCCtl over 41,- ol tic 1 s-«-ni**r ci ;***, IMHI le >- si. and in IS m iTan os and Or :aus in South eru Hie -t lii-Scuior i -la** - Mi ** Sauna Ib-y u- Im nmcs, n! ud is still nt it. The; v now ad- ton oi •idc '.s’*. 1.1, and Mi- s Lot tii . 1.san- \ • -rtio* a Special Si imm cr o rgan Sale «l(-r- ll d c-o. >- 1 " ilh grr; it induce nt* in pi ru*f* % i and Mr. R. C. Robei t* w a«-arie of the tc rm* of pay im nt. mi id if they say »o,it SOUND mind m % •< tli it man i- ma-t•-! ’ * uaib'M*. ff»*atltl m tlion* i* no real *m| Inkling nj *|‘m -ii 1*--guard Iit*al0l 1* ibr ll faithfully »iip|Mirt tin* ri*«i*«m*ibiUti«‘* that Utl *:ii*ri*d -lui'ild In* llu-ir i’a*‘i' that tin* oli'*’ plant* into strong. n*li:»nl luanlmi"! ami fM-atitlfnl and i Against ih«* tlmnaand’ill' tliat ISush I* lo-lr («>* Im-»i niituU of many centuries have jlliRa»Vrr**d ft that •Iretigtlmn hniqaiiity again that arccotitimially lengthening tin* *h"rt *pnn All the iuo*t ,'ipt»roved remedies that the pa - * -** *— found in their ]*c*t e*! earthlr Ides-ing. i(h •1 woman queen nvirratt »♦(- n hnmF and w Wfmni TU»-4w growing prosperity. ;» |o tll4*lil«a*|Ve' tllHt itiey mat - Ua* given them, ami eqfially •f tlo-ir hons«*liolda shmitd grow reom(dished womanhood. n* *4udy and rt*searches of the amAkr •eeret« (if nature renii-dte* t the attaek* of ojh-ii and ln«hlkM»» dl* of onr li\i-s. so heilgeil ahout will* eruej toks. All the im present, “the heir of all the :l K‘ in bt t ha* given to thi* purity at the new Y Baok SaHcr. Saturday next, fhe F'otrtTT of July, jug a National holiday, the ( iti/eu- .*n\iny- ID'ik will b«- h-i d lr<*io E ri- finy atu-tdoom tintii Monday morning. Fersott* having paper maturing on tliat day will plea-e antiripMte payment.- 1*. M BVi k i Min am, L asliier. j graduate- df tin* < itad*-I Aea-lemy at t i the eomiuenecmi-nf on ycsleidnv. J i At St ,lo-eph’- \ea«h-my. sumt» r, , * Mi.* Florence Mieh:tl*“.n took‘‘*Ur-t | I hohora'* In the \eadymle Fir-t Cta*-,” j ••flout.r* - ’ foy. fancy work and plain i M-nlng, \ • >• ;i I mnaie, V-jN-eial honor” for letter w riting, “-eeond |unior" for I oil painting and “honor.*" lor algelqa ‘ and arithmetic. *o. Tht* hou*e never adverti-es w hat it hof pot got, and when they make a *pe< ial idler it mean* ju.*l what it say*, lb ad thei/ adverti*euien( and write for a Bargain She* t. ( hanec* to buy Or- gJitL* at Spot 1 ash priee*, by paving onlv |T(tf*ash down, and balahre when eotton i-ono-* in, don't come along every day. W rite them. 0pe[a flouse Dfug Store Pari)Well, S. C. im-di- N • me of the Uti- W. Farrell have The June l.i>f. Siju-c last aekimw b-dgment tion* liave been rceeivetl Iroin A. J. Fur man, U. (». M ilium ( apt. -I. siK-Uing, W . IL Hutto, J^a-per Kt’dnnmd, A. F. (Mi*. ubserip- W. (ireeti, ^ J. 'I'. E. Bush, I, aw ton Ellis. IVr-miuI. Mr. and Mrs. V. gone to Saratoga. — Dr. and Mrs. W. J, Young w ill sail from Now York m-xt Saturday on the ( Ttnard steamer Servia. (Jen. F. M Bamberg and family have gone to tlieir pleasant summer home at Hendersonville, N. ('.* l\o\\ Dr. Samuel Lander, President of ^lie Soul It Bmiml. At the annual meeting of the stoek- Itolders of t'he Smith Bound R. R. < om- pauy last, week the following ofiieer- ivere elected : Presidet.t. II. M. Comer; Vice Presiib-nt, B. A. Denmark; Treas urer, Hermann Myers; Secretary, M. Matnilton; Chiel Engineer and Super intendent, (• D. W ad ley. ^poinlnients. tev. W 4 11. Gibson, missionary in tlte vannab River Baptist Assoriathm, 11 preaeh at Hre follow ing times and aces; . Pleasant Mountain, 2d July, 11 a. m. J.ower Three Runs, Hit July, 11 a. m. ^Appleton, titli July, night. Concord, 7th July* Il a m. •Alle»>Vb‘, s tli July, 11 a. m. i Smvt, I'ltli J uly* 11 a/m. New y end ale. 12tlt July, 11 a. m. lllaekvnie N>w*. The Postal Telegraph office 1m* been removed to Dr. J. P. Molony’s store on Clhrk st. The Carolina Midland received on Slturday a line new locomotive from tfce Rogers works. Joe. Bonnet and Stewart Holman cap- Iffed an alligator about five feet long in the Reynold’s Lake on Monday. HTtc Sociable at Mr. I. F. Still’s last right was enjoyed hy all w ho w’ere.there. T he M<donv House i^ being repainted aad overhauled for the summer, w ltieh gives it jyg^andattractive Hp|»earaime. T’he ti^^Bclon* ol the season, two carloadsiNPRie In front Sally* Tuesday afternoon, consigned to New Aork. Bro.-M. J. Paw, of The Pkoci k. paid t town a visU’ou Monday. M <* had a y pleasant chat for an Jiour.or so and ti*h stories that were told ! >r. A. E Izl;»f, of Graham*, was mar- d last night t(» Mi** Gefrtgt* L enter. The Adverti*er eomes out thi* w eek der.the ansplce* of a j(»int -lock nntt- olghieli Major l/.tHfd* president^ \V Farrell. \iee-pn stdent, ea-n^ ■oIm ! D- .-un r an-H M*‘ v ' iccreiaO' hu*in* -* mau»*^r. t^l I \ IVR. Kohert Aldrich on National Banks. Col. Robert Aldrich, a prominent and profound lawyer of Barnwell and a son of ex-Judge Aldrich, i* w riting a series of able art idea on the Alliance demands for the Cotton Plant. His la*t was on the alxdition of National Banks and ho consider* the Alliance in pressing that demand a* *triking at the root of the evil, lie review s the history of this in- -t i tut ion and, by unansw (•rable argn- W illiamston Tenmb- ( (dlege.uas in j menfs, prove* that the whole system (*pf town on Saturday. He came to tin* Xiitiimb B-ai-Lw j. der igned rttyr ttir j county on flu* pleasant ini>*loii ot otli- pri>.*|ii-rRy »'i’ the agrirultiiral Slates ' ciating at the marriage o^t Mr. J. Law- , aM ,i ,|rain their resources into the pnek- toii Ellis and Miss Anna W ilson. | efs<>f tiie matnrfact uring and mercantile Mrs. James A. Keene is visiting rela- i states. Col, Aldrich arrives at tlieeon- tives in Colnmhns H (»a. ' ejusimi in referenec to tbe conlliet in Mrs.,W.H EasterUng and ebildren an- enjoying sea breezes at Beaufort. - Gov. Ilagood iaattending the*annuai meeting ol the Board of \ isitors of the Citadel Aeidt-myr Col P.. IL.Ilagood 1m* gone to Salu da tii "make hay w bile the sun shines.” Mr. and Mrs J. Law ton Ellis arrived in town Tuesday, and will stop at the Midair House for several weeks. ('apt. A, F. Free returned from Glenn , Springs on Tuesday, very much in* proved in health. Jh w hich the Alliance is engaged, “that the abolition of the National Bunks i* the first plank in your platform. Stand on lit at, iiiak'* your tight there and if you sueeced you will find that it will mb make very npieh dillerem-e- about t Ire ’others, but it w ill not bo any easy struggle, for nearly a century this ty rant has been forging hi* fetters and tightening his g*asp upon the body politic. While we have slept be has been awake, planning and contriving and strengthening his lines at every point."—People's Journal. WkuiUTuvUes w»Ul tUiMiimo.-Lcor.liiiB'y, the pat ronage of all in med oi t itic* for fhe preventionTtfTnrtpIettl or ttn* retiet of emiliftned disewso*. Imt the t»e«t g<mm|*, bought from the best houses Li the lK.-*t nuu kets ion will be kept on hand and our ^ Prices Will Please The People. For tho-'o who have/aith in patent or proprietary mediettn-* wc w ill keep in Stock all preparations Hmt have won their way to puldie approval., ^ Onr *toek of Fancy Goods, Toilet Accessories, Soaps, Perfumeries, Bni-lu** and miscellaneous sundries i* so complete and superior that it speaks lor it*(-ll as “filling a H>l»g felt” wftnt.lt) the County. Con noiseu r« of good Cigars and T(d»aeeo, chew ing and smoking, will liml out stock of t!u* very best quality grow n in America and foreign fields. Prescriptions compounded at any hour of the day or night w itli the most ean-fu 1 exaetnesf. - r „ , t — —We ^ iU in* glad to wait upon our old friends and w ilt rejoice to'make legions of new pabrons. All visitors to the County seat, lor business or on pleasure bent, are sincerely invited to call at the Ot’KHA HOUSE STOKE ; ' . '' X x The last and best chapter in Barnwell's boom. g_ DR. R- C. KIRKLAND, Jr„ Proprietor.- net :»(»-ti'. - Dr. J, H. R* MILHOUS I. ADI F.S ffeedlnp atonic,or children whovratitbnild- iiiKJip, shotrld take BIIOAVN’S 1 HON HITT EPS. It tx pleassnt to take, cures Malartn, In<51- ftt«tion. UiliousucMi aud Uver < X>mplaiuU. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TASftC MaHIL Q«»Mty rtM U4 Aiwajl. Willlston News* Dr. J. E. Burrows, a distinguished minister, preached two aide sermons.in the Baptist Church on Sunday to large congregations. He is no longer able, on account of the intirmaties of advanc ed age, to perform the duties of pastor and is living with his son, Dr. Lansing Burrows, of Augusta. After the night sermon five candidates were baptized by the pastor. This is the second time the new. baptistery has been used. Dr. Burrows returned home on Monday morning. •% Rev. P. L. Kirton received from Ala- hainaRiSt week a very baiUDonic and vatnahle pair of cuff hiitton-s. They \vore presented by the members of one of the churches lie supplied last year and show their love and esteem for him. Walter Burnett left on Thursday for Alabama where he ex|*eets th live. Charlie Tillman, w ho ha* been singl ing in the meeting of CuljTPper and Williams, *i»ent three days at home last week. Col. IL H. Teagm*. of Aiken, spent Su’idav hi town, the guest of >fr. J. R. ( lenses finished in Hteei, Mickle and Easterling. . r T'he Bras* Band w ill give another me rrearti festival at Anderson*- Hall* Frt- ! «tav, Jfiiv intli. Alt a»e eordiitily in- hA ttcd to aUeml. Mi-* lb rtha Smith went f(* Augusia ,, n *>atordav t*» -|iciid w Hie tiim with ' Georgia ifmnil*. *' Half Blackville, S. C -:-Don’t Delay a Day.-:- Now'dial ibotmt I* in eirenlation ev ery sensihh* nuuDHid every t Itonglil fui w oman should pn fyaye against the dan ger of. loss from lire byxseenring Insu rance ov*-r t he home. thaT sbelter* the family. A policy in a gooiUyumpany i« tlte best investment tbatean be tnnde. T« J. Prooker, W ILLLSTON, S. C., Represientiiig tl»e I *x< Asn'uf., of F.n- on P HI •11 41 fl 111 ., ... ,f ,v Augusta Ar •1 X) P m :* 40 P m *■* •e.l • « s- 1 ti p 111 .Ar Beech Island , .l.v 1 04 M 8 10 44 Ml • t Yi 40 44 • 4 Jarkson 44 12 ft) • • 7 20 44 1* 4$ 12 .15 44 Klb'iiion || BJ 21 44 - 7 10 • « dr TITT —#• —r 07 f — Rrvbtnv d< M i< 4 40 44 *• 11 44 i •g 44 44 Jlattievllle . • 44 12 0.T f« (1 22 44 K) 10 i 27- Ub mf „ 44 Milieu 44 11 Aj i nt, It RI 44 lo 21 4« i .11 44 44 '1 . Hm 44 11 10 44 ft 00 44 |o 22 44 i 12 14 44 llabha* 44 It ;tt» #• 6 17 44 lo 17 #« i 12 .44 44 A ppleton 44 II ?o 44 1 AO a< It IM, 41 2 on 44 44 Allendale 44 11 20 44 A IS 44 II .11 • < 2 l« 44 CaiupbelltuB 44 10 10 44 4 17 44 11 50 4 4" 2 31 44 a 44 Bruiisoir 44 lo M 4 4 i 20 44 14 20 ■H 4UH ... .2. HI 44 44 Hampton • 4 10 44 4 OH 44 11 al *• 2L 11 44 44 \ arnville 44 1(1 21 « 4 1 IN, 4 4 1 21 «• *1 "1 l« • 4 Earf) Ri u • li t 4 It .‘*0 if .1 2.1 VI •1 10 44 •*1 ;ti 44 - .Ar Yetuaaaee 44 • 10 44 2 00 a ut 1, m p HI . .Ar < barb st‘»n . M 10 a ni ii 20 P »' .Ar Savatmah h V 0 15 a m ft 21 |» hi • .Ar Beaufort L v 7 15 a in 10 p h) Ar 1’ort R,»yab- t v 7 .’10 a in * Dally. For further information apply or writ* ROBERT W. Ill NT, T. 1*. A., JDnily Except Bitnday. to JAS! L. TAYLOR.G. I*. A. Augusta. Ga. Wm J. CRAIO, I*. A., SOI. HAAS. T. M. 1 a FIRE, FIRE lMi /I e> t / M NOW IM*EFARF.D ftmt wni he p1cns°d to plare yottr tusnrahee by letter hr wire iti the strongest and the mo«t reliable companies oh the Globe. All fnte* f**r Hu- Itt-niMitee nre Hu- same for reilrtble ( imi-(iaid( > H so w hen t toi pay f*if insuiance be «urc yon are received in a company that is able to |>ay when a loss occurs I represent the following ('ohipanies with a«sets as stated t LAN< \SHtIiE* (»f Matichester, Eng. ( ONTTNKXTAE, of N. Y H A KTFORD, ol Ilartford, Conn HOM E of N, Y - t ,,.. KNOW IEEE, of Tcnn SI, BA I I. GERMAN . . Si. BAIL FI RE it MARINE NORTHERN ASSURANCE. . U _ GIN HOUSES. I w ill insure on easy term* in ftny part of tiie County. IN D STORM i’olb-ie.s w ritten. For I nsurance call on $2,000,000 5,1te7,00(t -r.,i7fi*(Kii-_ b,0t»l Jtrj t(H),(N«» „ .-*00,000 I,s70,(KMI 1,502,000 may 1 l-tf Andrew/ T. Woodw/ard, BARNWELL, S. C. G D. C 32AKGE. NO. 27, R. R. AVENUE. Has £ xehi-ivr Sale of these Celebrated Gold Frames. - BL;A(’K yffJ.E, S. C. TAtt.KMft.KEM.AM .v AHKtHB., Tilt* only M*ionfa^-tnring OpHrtan*i '■ . ■ t he South, Atlanta, (.a ,|'e«bl!cr-^:;r«- nut supplied wph •!*« LtttiiAi* gtavati*. (K.v'-9 AVill have* regular appointments as follows: At fiarnwell, C. IL from 1st. Monday (or sale#-day) in each month to Wed nesday evening. Office at the Fatter- son House. At Sally’s* U. A. <fc N. R. R., from i ** . , f 2d Monday in each month to Wednes- 1 K«™'Lthe( oMMKticiH., ot Montgomery, day evening. Office at Brio's Hou-t. Will be at tiis home office at BiaekvMb* every Friday and Saturday from 1st ot February t,(» :^hh September inclusive, and every Thursday, Friday and Satur day, from 1st October to 21st January inclusive. Will make appoin’ments with patients ( to meet them at eitlurr of his otliees at any trine. ' Patients will find it morqeorn for table ' to have their work done at Hm «/fii» : (** ' though if desired will call on tlicin at: their residences anyw here within thirty t miles of Black ville. the K Nox VIM.K, of TVtittesse.e, will la glad to an*wer all inquiries relative to cost Ac. in the PIBST-CLASS COMPANIES of liis Agency. Call in person or w rite by fnail and prompt att» nti ' will be uiven to all corrcfpomlence. sep is-tf Application for Charter Notice i* hereby fsi made given tliat applica n* th«- (iem*ral A-- irt JN0. E. ALLen, . Attnrney-at-Law, TTA BN W ELL', r. tf., C. S' for Infants and Children* “Cactoria is no v«II adapted to ehfidrso that I rK-ommond ItMiuperior toaof preacriptiep known to me'* it. A. Ancmn, M. D.,’ Ill So. Oxford SL, Brooklyn, N. Y. j tion \\ill I M'inhiy at tl*c next sc**ii*n thereof l(»r iihartirfor the Karnwetl and Augiist.t hh h prop**** • t*» a Railroad trom to soli*** |M,int on. [ U4-4 |* BoiaAt i»m- “ The us* of' rnstorta * k an nniTcrtal and Itx mertu so well known that it wsvns • w-.rfc of •uperwrowat h «o to endone it Tew aretho IntWliirr^rt fxniitiea wbodonut knep Caaturia » atun «a«y reach ” • ^ Cam** Mx«vn». P D. New York (*»ty Late I’Mdor Bluonuncdale Befurmod Church. CkMtorle ntrm Collr, Owwhtpation, 8<>ur Su-lunch, Duurbmn. truemuen. Kalis Worms, giTes sleep, and pnauotM fit* W it^uaTu) jurious mfdKstwa. *• For several yean I have, reeoiwmeadrd your * < 'a*v*ria.' and shnB always rouuaua Ut d.» so (L> it has invariant/ pfuduoed bcaeflirtal roadu.” KnwisF Pxaota. V. D., “Tba WiatBrop, 1-Mh ftrees usl Tib Are., ~ Kew York CWy. Tm Csjrrxra COhrswv, ?? Mcaaav Fraar*. Kaw Yoaa. bU- m>DM ; * lib