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IV The Barnwell People RATES Oft*SUBSCRIPTION. In Advance, per Annum RO $2.00 On Time THURSDAY, JAXUAUY 2^. 1802. . Important Notice Bjr E. T, >1 iir|*hc v & Co. 3Yij be^-to-^untHince dtir friend.•r and cnniomerM that we have recently renovated our old atand corner Broad and Washington «treetH ( K. U.crossing) Htul liave stocked it with an entire new and fresh fine of groceries hongli.t (or spot cosh on which we wiiLeavo inivers from 5 to 10 percent. We want all our old patrons in Barnwell 'county and throughout Carolina to know we are better prepared to serve them with a nvove ass< n-red utoc k Ah a n ’ we "T<»r i n e 11 \ kept, and winm attending the ( arnival wo ittvtte them'td get off at our corner and make onr store headquarters, which i* convenient to all trains and electric cars. Always consult u* or write Its for samples and prices before buying your groceries. Respectfully, » E. T. MrniMiKY A Co. 5% Broad St Augusta, C a. ‘a *21-1 w —: _ . . . Highest of all in Leavening Powcr.- U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1S89, THE PATHOS OP PEACE -i- BETTER THAN AEVSOLUTELV PURE Col. E. W. Youmans met with a cost ly misfortune or. Monday. About noon his gin house, packed with cotton, caught from a spark from the engine and was burned to the ground —He managed to save all the cotton, except ten hale*. The loss In cotton, building and machinery is heavy, as he carried no insurance. , -• ■ -■ -i_: * ^ - £ A B.vknwki.l P.ook.—Thk I’kopi.e Prea* will issue mis soring a limited edition of the “Memoirs of Tar Iron Brovv.i,” a captain in the Revolutionary Army,written by himself an4 privately Partner Wanted. One who is willing to put capital against saw mill machinery and timber, two miles from R. K. depot. —Address or call on .E M. WKEKEEY Meyers Station, S. it. R. R. depot. Facts for Farmer*. ... I have been planting the Allen Silk Cotton seed fur-three years and am well pleased with tin* results, I lind that it w ill niake as mueh lint to the acre as the I’eterkiu Cotton. East year i made, tdfvun bale* on thirteen arrt*» and •>ohf it for eU-vcn cents a pmtfitl; realizing from $I7.uO to $is, a bale none than I received for ordinary cotton. There is a g »o 1 growing demand for this high grade of cotton, and by ma king it the Southern farmers can keep Egyptian cotem out of the Amcricai. markets, ati I make money too.- 1 have nbout 20d bushels ft»r sale at tifty cents a IhisIihI. I give thi» nottec mure to here R my l»ro*iIrer farmer* than to profit Iwy* If I will !»•• glad to give anv fnrtli.-r ItlforiUMtimi that mav b tie.ire E - * E. B. I ooi.k, jan7-4w] W illi»it.n, iuterestityg hoo.k. and this is about the last i hancc to got it. If you wish a copy send us your name before the first Of March. —Mr. Ccorgi* R. T.onibard, w ho has done the lion's share of the machinery frad*v4n this section for fifteen years, rmidhis first visit to Barnwell last Err- d«v. lie is a young man and an old friend, for his advertisement in I uk Pkopi.k tuns on year after year like I’ennvson's Brook If high waters con- MEs Maggie Ride, a charming young la ly of (J rahams, w as the gne-t of M t>s Eotiie and Ada Antlerspn from Friday until Tuesday. And several young gftnftcmen, are heartbroken -since her departure. In accordance with a recent Act o the (ieneraf Assembly all notes or other commercial paper that jnuy hereafter fall due on Sunday or a* legal holiday will not he collectable until the follow ing day. Heretofore it.haSL i) eu the rule to make such papers due on the day prev iouMiO-~thi' f rwrrtnTtTyT' r m FOR HIE PEOPLE. usl after the TVhclttng, lirXew Orientu« a few months ago, of eleven nremhers he Mafia by a volunteer baud of Americau avengers, some of the daily paper* trd a little uneasiness by declaring that Kitig llumhert's iron dads could 1 New York from umdiorage beyond t he range .of the shore forts and hatt*u- aml lay the hu-ine^s metropolis of thecofintry in ashesor nmler cmitrihiuion. Without discussing t'ncle Spin’s ability to take care of his possessions t In uotoTh re at e n Augusta we advise him ^ell to move his plant down this way. A commission was i«.«ued t»v the See- rctary of state on Saturday to Mike Brown, Robert Aldrich, ( harlle Brown, J. *\V . Woodw ard and Solomon Brown a* the corporator* of the Barnwell Man ufacturing CompHny. the capital stock of which will be in leu shares of $l(Micacli. I'he eompany propo.es to ran fruit and vegetables and to maon- lai tute door-, sa-b. wagon*, blind*, ears, carriages, etc. Th s diversity will give the company business for lh^eu- nic Near*—— — (tovernor Boles, re-elected la«t fall. «aid in his inaugural address last week that tl»e prohibitory laws of Iowa had failed of theif tmrpose and were pro ductive of crime. He insisted that the peoplv had repudiated them, and urged their immediate r^poah Many Mississippi fanner* have agreed to cut down their coiton acreage this year. They will plant long staple cot ton, w hich makes less to the acre and high A; F. b , in >a My order t4 Tlie next rKimlareoainiunleatlon of •mu ..v k'- N - ITA.*. 'l ill l-e field Ml the ih-w Mh—'Mi - l ein f* v'" 1 •''* pn in iii<iini it nyi 1 ls'.rj. the sarm* twii i mouth, iMngtiiiiiitg lit Ibr at '‘ill rrr !hd S.il UoImV di twelve.” >f U M J. A. J» •tary. tiov. TElman i* getting ready to. chunk the “drift wood”-when the cam- j paig'i opei-s. lie . fid to h tirrefiv ilic I New. re|M#rter U*t week : *1 mn not talking politics much now 1 I ITir'i'-'-'dlib f illi*'fr.i-k- ToV ni«‘ eominTT campaign. * I am filling my pocket*. ! I *ai-he| am) everything with ihein and , I will make thing- lively at iln-v call two to three cents a pound Higher than the common sorts. They seem to he in earnest, for they arc selling th€ir short staple seed to tiic oil imU*;— Twenty-live white people left Spar tanburg for Western Texas last week. < 'rop failures had impressed them ‘ with the i 111 possibility of a poor man making u living by farming in South<’arolina'.” Ex-i’reshlont Cleveland says of Babv Ruth : ‘‘She i- the best. I'.carest am^ swcele-i -bibl in the w«-i ld. She don’r’ cry at ifight.” I.a<t year 400,001 000 pound* of coiton wore produced in Egypt That E one fourth of the quantity needed in Eng land. Labor i* *0 cheap ill the crowded old world that it coal* hut litlic to make the staple. time. I iM-liexe now. I ’vc tieeii c for the last riglif the pr-MH-r it ‘blow ing' loll dl -cthig ammoi co months.” trnival. Frol ml c no ioip-o' niioUtran P li*ll«H i, a-l- Tile. 1 der* h .11 Ml \**ai we soli* *1 ih *r< received II ill. Th* sa- imtgc I’.titer * lot II »lice to rxeeii r* and guardian*. roal meeting of tne th * Bmk ««f BirnwHI wril Fu **d *y, 2.id **f February. 1-k we wilt pohlisll the li** o 1 iii J 4 it liar v. Addition- iilU >aiiird.ivmad* conn 'Mm M. A . M cKihl Immi di cd at her IlHtUC in Bar •itw ell 0 it Satiir* lay ni igitl U-t o| pn (Ml I mot lia, a d - •d mijr *1X ■» • jtr*. A* > the week « ’|«l^l she laid a*itl« ! tfie 1 «%c« k o| |j *| *1*1 1 l lie Wl •aU- •»> >: 1 :»<■ f it eat», M l .. •red i into 111 •• |H ■t I.V1 r k { i* pj ill).. ml e\ • rl.tsi ing tfrettg t h < »r tin ♦ S’tfi I . ith : tb« *\e. >lie rvacin d H It* I of il ier 1 21 nt ig«* m |»»’rft*c l fai | •if w :< «1 || |* ollgll Hie t »!!••? of th< r* *1 l.ldow •■ f ttllv tr ttstin g in th** «*ii unit* l.iie (he F Hi her -be ha 1 fe >1 low e.l fn •lit In IT Il I ill ch i|«|. liiw.d. lie X bOU il l* .i' - JUi with Im ed one* gone hefol , am 1 1 »»*r m •*m- igr.i tl| w ?l It go* *1 dec J- , will iin- g«*r hn ig to |*ll •m fort Hi e * ore In •art* 1 lh.-t> *0 mU * the n ‘till i* lint if ' tlf 111 rn prew net* .i"M i.it ve»u* u»fT n well.to do Methodist minister, died after giving hi* property by w ill to Wofford C«dlegi\*att*»r tin* death of hi* wife. Mr-. Pickett passed awav la*i week and Wofford’* endowment will Ik- inereaseti rome tbiitx tlioiisand dollar*. Judge—“One year ami fifty doilats l^ikc* pleasure in inforjuibg the public that on his focent visit, to the North he Captured New York,'.New England and a lug slice of the North-West. He went supplied w ith the amintinitlon of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified checks and inereh.-uitnuinulactmeis and Impoi tcrs surreudwre-d upon tin 1 first siim- tnikns.-ihrew opm Ibetr stock* aaStolrl Mh-halvim m Tr ed and to pay them w hat h** pleased. Thcv. were demoralized by the outflow of gold to Europe ant! welcomed Miehalson and his money n* a hard pressed soldier cheers life comrades who come to his help and turns the tide of the battle going against bis flag. •s T. Mon Inn Pi mak Versed.” Judge 14 ,\ one dollar lin Helped himself liberally. The proof* that he did *0 nre a* plain a* they can be. The < liarle-ion botind *teah 1 ei s. ttiP Attarilic t‘nnsr EtUC ali<t T11 e Richinonti & I>anville system are w itnesses on hi* hvhalf. They are iiurrying Southward a* fast a* steam can turn their wheels the good* that he nominally bought. Even now the first consignment* are coming in and IMIiclialsoiCL T Invite* the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring towns, buy all the good* they want so cheaply that they will forget all alHUjt the low prices of cotton, go home rejoicing with fre-h courage to battle w ith hard lime*. A* a partial* list of the good good* ami great bargains that Miehalson ha* in stor?he*a*ks attention totin following lew examples that show the comparison of Nortlmrn and Southern prices; lll.i^^i worth of New York elothlng—MielnO-on’s price. ft«,YK 0. .oen worth of Boston Shoe* Slipper*. Ac.—MlehaEoii’s price, $ET.'iO. fii.taai worth of Ladle* liress (ioimE—Mj( hal*«ui - price, t-bpioo. $I0.inki wotthof Notion*—Micbalsop'* price, ?-i*,i»isi. $|o.iNN> wurth of lient'* Eurnisliing (bNtd-—M ichaE->tT* price, $6,r»00, Jd.tMfi worth of Eurniture—Miciiaiaoti** price, • f Eli* 11 wnrtli of Tin and M ood ware —MiehaEoir* price. $10 (nm worth of Bacon, llama. Sugar. Ac.— MichaEon’* price, $2.-><M worth of * ann* d (iond* amt Ftucy (<roecrle* -Miciial-on's price,$1,(M)0. S.'1,000 worth of Axe*. Hoes?Farm Hardware—MichaEon’s price, $2, am, l-l,o ; si wortli of Table t’11 fiery and Crockery—Miehalson'* price, $.*• o, $E***s> worth of Buggies and Wagon*—MU-halson’* price. ♦“•*>o. 1 hc*e quotation* ar«' ofiered a* texts for thought, presented as sign ImRttl* to aMciiHi*.ui ha* thousands >f g <mm|*. II*- ha* bargain* that every I sidy needs and can afford. If von don’t set* what von j w ant ask for it. MichaEmi ba* it, tint doc* not promise to keep it always. Comr «oon and in a litirrv lH*for«* the cream i* *i*«Mq*(-d. lie hasn’t time or tongue enough to make a three hour* talk, tmt hewiil Iwlp the country more tw-twee,. now and ClirisMiia* than all the |H>litici.-ius can do this side of the day of judg ment, if buyers and seller* w III only come to the pic ole Sherman’* camp lowers and Kilpatrick’-torch light tr«wq»e»> laid wa-tc our fair country, tariff and taxes ami till'll prices have made Ho* |*eop|e poorer year after year J *M ichaleon i* tired of that. He will give ilii« fall’s work to the gixHl of 1 he I : In flavo an almndanee of both IIo|K* {*m1 Help for every man, woman and child In tin* eonnkV, uiid all wlio # apply shall he amply supplied- Not one stall go lacking^ - . 4-T RSTT.Y - From nowbn wc w ill j>av the \ my tiptop gilt edge highest prices for all kind* of country pro»lu.ee,Tfom king cotton’* snowy staple that float* the calico flag around the world to the humbler yields.ot the Mouthern field*.Our engage ment* most favorably fuade, and copper fastencil too, w ith coimumers Of cotton and other Southern productions give 11* advantages and facilities that < 'O XQ U K IT ( JOM P c/1' IT I OX in all thi* section of the South. That this i* husiness strictly and not vain hoa*E ... . ing we. will prove to the supreme sHtisfacthui of every farmer who will give 11* Jy.R.tlJb^_vya_iiti.fhefogic rrf- tbdhtra anti /•eitv* thni-ito-ftw-'en11 dotrtyt or deny; A trial i*a!l that wc ask, ^ijid wc wish it most distinctly,iimlersfood that tnis'ln- yitaljoii i* not limited to the immediate oeighboriiowd of Barnwell, but that it goes to and beyond H»« furthest confines of tin* county. idg- fold Ti.i^ . . .... j 1-J .1 Hand in bawd w ith our guarantee of highest |M)ssi!>|e rate* for all purchases of farm productions moves the.copartner re.medy-4ot hard tunes, of the, very chcap- cst pi ice* for Inv arid aUrTas^s of good* that we carry, and they are everything inEeneral .'lerchnudi*-*. It isthc bottom foundatlan principle 0/political econ omy that the wise .sell in the highest and buy in the cheapest markets and that is oiir place. \-“ W K 1 I ,YVK AVI IA r r YOi; ANT. On/ stock- m every li:i*- are complete, too large and exten-E0 to be catalogued in a newspaper adveiti-ement. ann to * pcitcct to be described in one coloro* printer’s ink. They can be understood only b\ examination anil comparison and that i* all wc a-k, for after results w ill rest w ith u* and we will Ik* equal to every occasion. si * r<:ci a 1; stun 1 ks. Particular Attention ha* been | aid in the selection of our stock to several im portant. line* of good* bV ret* do re ituixersally *ligtited bv all merchant* outside *»f the principal citi*-*. It Is surprising that such sliohid have bio n tbecase -o long, but n visit lo our emporium will show new departuieanever before uiiepipted in mercantile enierpris*-lu all this r«»iihtrv. i Our stock of Hardware E a* complete ami well as-oric-l as any fhnt «*ar be ] fou ml i o A ugilsta, rliarb*st*»n, Sainiiliall <>r 1 otonil.j 1. and --nr price* w ili »* v«i money to Iiimho buyers on every pur* ha*e. Woskeis in w•hm| ami iron will tiiuj all the I test tool* of their trade* at our rstabli-lifiirut. In building, hardware w« carry every thing. Our |H»ckct and tabic cutU ry, »cE*or*, Ac., ara ttiw best to i>e iiad and our razors are simply je rfecl. Wc bnmlle a beautiful line of Kaugcs and (’mikitig Stove* and invite the espe cial attention of iinsthtmlyflnd wTves to ilic»4* -aviors of hea th and lightner* of the three times a day labor* ol life. They arc supplied with full outfits of cook ing utensil*, and ii|nui tli n voluntarv tckttmviiy of happy ami admirable house keeper* we knowingly recommend them. CtKNTIM TM I^N’S OOOT3S. I F P 11 w to h er “I W( that * 11M like t« •ntence rc an w i! m Irv e fr to end*. make :V Ti amt U a-l of grasping for profit he w ill try to clear e\|icu*e M lieu time* get hctUT and th-farmer* arc out of iionbb- h# money. That is hi* platform for six day* in the wc*k, and even IhmIv |a a*ketl P conic am) see him standing there, giving the be-t price* for cotton and all conn *rv produ-e and selliti^ all kinds of good* to all aorta of popple at imly on fr ami that below /er.i. price .Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castcria. Tlc'rc** iwai if io along. Tlu* vvoi in ■•*in 2 the C/tltril 11 v a iictn wlio vvo i not have I-* lak I 'ltd run hiiiiM.-!* Id i* full of men so engag * A men” that they fail to si utiou ba-ket. spit *‘*P b*-i of ^Mih B aril timi*' and a pr. I U1 I- IV I Jier c» Ivway. In ig running uf. of profit Panr.ii iwwk r.*n It vrn» ti t. Tr v« ;i- HMs’ \ s*»H*t % I |oS —-l In* next III-Ml th ly meeting of tlie It.aruwell ('otini v Ueaeli- .•r*' A-••n’iati-*ii will nice! ai Elko,P the20th of Februarv .4 b> H *v. 1)..\\ . Key. 11 o'clock, i" t”" ”■ 4’ , on ? A pub . f Milii HI didst ie ad-l*> *ton f at It i fl>i it a settled fa rt will he a cam c iiotuiitati«m f< t. et tliat 4*oE W. J. ] id ate for ttic i leiti- »r (’oiigrcss in thi* Me ell. w|., d**rn v* ancient method* of toncR- -prof. James Henry Rice, of Barn- 1 \* K** of. w taught ill the P. Wvcr, of The patron*g 1* of the Barnwell 1;ra iled "school ha* grow 11 * »that aiiothet t-aeUer, Nil-* Mall |C M ami lie, has tieeii added t-* the faculty. I'h • I'Auutr Pension Boari compV- ft-d it* work on I’uc* lay, and lorwar II pa|ier* to 4'oluuibia. Eight new L^iU-'U- f<»r aal w cn- ^ F red in ma-- w nr on 4’hai imu kcpnbl to make nt and also tn get 1 veinl>"r election. ded t'ouMiy an 1 N i\. J r . Im« c til ;d a meeting at Barn wi th-* 4 lav ton moveiii rca I v for tin* m'Xt ‘ N Enion Meeting will b»‘ h-1-1 at Seven Pine* next Saturday and Sundav. , Bev. 1 |)r l.idc will p.-ea-h the introductory. | and Bishop K-v, i!t-* eh.nily seriiion. | M vuit 1 k 1*.—M.-ttlo-k i ’hur. b, near sil- j verton, S. 4’., Jauuarv 21 1 ''*.12. I*v Kev. i A Bnist, M r 0*car Korcman and 'll-* Madeline Meyer, both of Aiken 1 on niy. Col. 1>. P I>nneao, manager of the State Alliance Exchange, think* the farmer* of th** State will use about one halt a* much guano this /car a* they did last. 'I'he daily cotton receipt* at th'' port* now are but little ov**r half what, they were at the sain*' date ia-t vear. The market E firm, and holder*are asking higher price*. (’tirueti Notick.— The first quarterlv Colif**rem-p for Barnwell SrvJion. NE E 4’hureti, Soutli. w ill he held on tin* *»ih and 7th of February bv the Presiding Elder, Rev. J. Walter Hickson, at Sil-. 'oaui. 'I’mk Pkoi-i.k ack non ledge* with thank* an.luvitatc-n to the marriage of Alis* Eney. dai4tht**r of Mr. and Mr*. 41 l>. Bovd. and Mr. Ernest 4> Eim- m-'r . The h rpnv event i* appointed for Tu s lay evening. 21(1 of Fchrmtry.' v Thi* evening Crandall. Clark A ll-ikc’s Minatrcl* willoccupy th** Opera House We ilont know much about them hevond tlie ad vauce agent’* assu rance that it will he;» simon pur**, old fashioned, side-splitting minstrel show. Fanner.* along the South Bound and Carolina Midland Railways wlto think of planting melon* for the market thi* year are referred to the advcrtEement of Capt. M. W. Phillip* of WiMi«ton He i* n good melon grower, and we vouch for him. . M'e aekniwledg^ aq invitation to at tend ‘"The rum of the Tide,”a Tempe-' - ranee drama in three net*, to be pre sented bv jhe. Bamberg T.otusClub on Fridav, Fehriiarv 5th. We.^now that it yvfll be a full success, and h-o|t© a iTOwule l house will w itness “The Turn of the Tide.” ' t 1 |diib>«o'*l piibii** s«-Imk*I*. — Pf B i. kvilb*. S. 4*. Beat Meth-Hl of teaching grammar — Mi-« < iara J«>hiihtoi>, Barnwell 4.radcd Sch'K»l. Mimic a-a scienee.—Mi*s M. Blakey Sharp. Wiili»i-»ii 4Jra-h*-l Sch -ol. All whit** leacher* **f tlu* »"ouutv are respectfully invited l*» allend. 1‘hoae who pr«>|)o-i‘ to atfcml will pica*** m-fi- ■J »- M r . U . b-iLoAua 4^Mi*ireaniestc*7uvc T iT*rp-e **» thru thcv may h* promptly .^-ignc-l homes Ih* patrons of the 'Elko School arc c*poci.illy invited to attem Children Cry fer Pitcher's Castoria. Sumiay*«H , h«Kd teacher f*a«lly)—Pm afraid. Johnny, tlut # i will never meei you in heaven.* . Joiinnv : whyy \\ hat have you been d dug now ? 'Eii — ---Ml * Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. May: Congratulate me, Susie, I'm engaged. S-i*ie: Well, you’ve been mighty quick about it. Here it Eouly the third w eek of l«ap year. She; it I* report**-! around tow 11 that we aiv miigag - I. He; 1 nave heard wor*.* things than tht t. 1 u •veriit THE LIVE MERCHANT, Pari)ufeii, S. C ntb-mcii** 4 loihiug an fatu ic* ami the most (:i*!iio hosiery, handKcrchief* ami -ouic»* ami laugh at imRatb LA1>I K*V ?a*c every ta*te and Iv inv he the fair sex ea. 4 hi 1 *i4i4*k of no d toilet actf—torfc * - nave a lull stock of Tr Si IO) We have an lihuieti*e •tm-k of the Ih tale *h«.e* mntie t*» ottr *|»rrtal Ofthrm **11 thcmiM'lvc* at sight. Wc can pi most cordiai for liiemscl*. ami dn ** at uc-s. ti ' rnhhlng 4lo«»ds * uimle-. I n -It erwear we defy mn anywhere. .uir «very to exen-i** ion*, ho*it >‘iierally i- 1111k* rang \ N I > ! 11 great variety and of th* iir*«| irl*, collar*, entf*, lisa, gtovni, LSMii[ictitioii from any (wiuiherii CiOOPf*. style in Iridic*' 1 »ivi* I((mmIh, and wn * womniT* light* and come and -co •ry, iK**c*. ritilton* *«,ap*, fan* giuies 1 without a vacancy in B^’OinpIv^*;. ing from Saratoga ai/.e* di»wuward >t nukes and *tylea. Tl»e famous Bay vrr fait to ^i\o complete aatiafactiun and Closing cut ut Cost. We need r<*uro and pITer die* 11-c at prime cost. I served will lie the ru$ srge lot » good* hotiT iid** Of, W ili go the cha ly Spring ami Summer 4»<mm|* for la- like hot cake* and tliat come tir-l Miscellaneous. arg 27-tf - CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY. Secretary’* Office nf the St.-itc Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South I’artdiua. Pomaria, NovcmtM-r 21d, IsiM. Thi* E to certify that tothe Carolina Buggv 4 o.npauv. York ville, S. 4 ' , w a* avtarded at the 2Jd Atiuual Fair of ihE Sociiiy a premiiun of T’veniy-fivc P-dlai* for the “besi tlisiday of Sfiut'i 4'aroli na mail** 4 arriage*.” ami'Twenty-live Dollars for “best dEplay of Carriage*, ooen to the world.” TII4.)S. \V. HoEl.oW A Y, Secretary. PlantaHon C.roccrje* and Rye t** ariive. Fur Inickcts, chain*and r«q mo»t fragrant cigar t > work with. alvvav * in full supply Bagging aad Ties, Salt, s«hn1 Oat* nlliire, Mattrc-*«cs, Tro, 4 uH-kcry and Wooden War**, well m--, leather, cotton •l»vci», tlie ta-st tobacco aad finest ami and in abort everAJLhiug for every body, local, to wear and Last Not Least. with a’! the high gradn ep only the la st and purest, i* " embraces the elioic- Thb S. 4 •xhlli •ill the ex ercise-. F. N W. P. W V . K. BAH EY, Pre-ident E R, Secret a rv. Rev. Dr. R. W. Ei le. pasto r of the Bapti-t < li iich. will begin next Sun day night a series of sermon* on the great doctrine* of tin* Bibl**, and will di-cu-s'tli* following * il»j-*ct*, taking np (nijy/tuiidv.'-Stind.iv' niglit till the M-t ie- i* cmupletciT: 1. The scriptures, a revelution from (>od. 2. The doctrine of insptra’ion or the I >ivim* origin <*f tin* Bible. 1. What the Scriptures teach u- a! o it Hod. 4. I’he (loetrine of tin* Trinity. The person of ( Jhj Et What, the Scriptures teach t'sof .»,j ti, man. 7 s. !». 10. II. *12. 11 Sin, or man's state of apoatavy, Provi-ini for man’s salvation. Regeneration. (’on ver-ion. .1 u«t itication bv faith. Tlie doi-i l ine <tf l , rovid(‘iH*e. The Scripture doctrine of thb < ’hurch 14. Death- ^ The state of the dead. IO The S(-riptuie traching of 11**1E 17. The Scripture teaching of Heav en. ' y ' T’hr* juihUc anye<>rdi:tlly invit d to aitcii 1 ami hear the discussion ot Llies'* great subjects. -jH“ ypHaniiw NaAe*. ■• fterWwgP 'ElirbanlPs Enterprise, Hard times everywhere, hut, Three M ile people are pfefhap* better oil* than fifrmers in any section of tlie country, and may he State. They believe first in making the good thing-of this life for bome^use aiufsuch suiqihts as they can atlord to buy the luxuries and nec essaries that their favored soil and Hi- mate will not yield. Messrs. (’. Ehrhardt & Son are ad ding extensive improvements to their mill* and shops, in the way uf new and improved machinery and ftbor saving ifpplimiites. . Whenever the long looked •lor railroad reach s them its pa--enger- will find a pretty ami Complete uiwn built in the wood* Jiy-the energy of the bu*y good citizen vyho*e name it beats. * / - ■ If you feci weax and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS FINAL DISCHARGE. ■ Sr Notice E hereby given that the un dersigned w ill tile Iii- final account with J.li. IVtterson, E-ij., Jmig* of Probate, on Saturday, the 2sth day of February next at lit o'clock in th'* forenoon, a* Guanlian of the person and c*».iTe oi W. D. Hill. H U. R1EKY. jan2S-td « •* * Mortgagees' Safe BY V I K IT E of a power of sale con tained an I given in a certain oe.ed o' bargiin and -a** couimo.ily called a iMojjtgage, executed andi delivered by •Ia--k Baikerto (icorgo It Eomliard A t’o. (**i tlu* 2'bh day <*i' April A. D. IS'.M. tml duly n lex *d in the ollice^of the Register of Me-ne 4 oiiv»*yances for Biniwell county. State of South Caro lina, on tlu* nth day 'of May 18!M in (diattd M(»rtgige Book, | will -ell at the residence, of .lack Barter in "v,eumorc Tow n-hip on Thursday, the fourth day of February next, at twelve • .Clock M. the following <|e..eri!>ed p ro pc r l y ~~ ,. . One ’i’en (10) Horse Power detach’ Frick Engine and one Fifteen Horse Power Return Tubular Boiler., Terms ra-h. .J. W. LANCASTER S. B.E., Agent for Mortgagee*.. Sheriflf’s Office, 10th Janua.rv, |X02. I,,,...,lift- Hut llu (' ; ir,,li.r, ll l , ! ; ; ;v< ,.i,,u,nv.of Yoa'ill, .. , cii Pitln-r singly or c(db*ct ive!v. 1 . ^ . .. , (i. W04>EIN4J,) Judge*in Siachinery Itcpartmeut.State Fair S.4k 1-01. " ' 1 en ' A. FETNE7R, S ( The abovaarticle* Vi r? exhibited in iihuvedi'parHnent Our family grocery depaTtment i* con*tNUtly *uppi standard eatahle* that make life worth living. < k articles, and tolerate u-* adulteration. 4>ur list of delic esl brands of hotu home and foreign luviiric*. , The Piedmont Wagon, in all «i/.e«, ma le of hard mountain wood and finialuKl w ith 1 he po»gliest-4eon. 1- guarantood to pr**ve perfectly sa'isfactorr. WeAvill keep a toll stock of lir*t cla*s Kentucky Mule* and llorm** adapted to the need* and pleasure* of the muniry.. v\c are ready vv e to *< 111 I Help to give 11* :» • h ill i*los<> thi* tall Miinouncciiieiit with 1 rvn the puhiic faithfully mid well. prove ourselves their U-tge and promise that The above certificate* nre self explanatory. Wc only want to add that we have •1 very large stock of these good* on hand that wc w ill, he glad to sell at prices that w ill compare favorably with the price of.cotton. 4io to Wm. McN \ B. Barnwell, S. or to'I 1 . A (.IHEEN, Bamberg, s. C., 0*i these cclehrated Buggies, or write u* for catalogue. 4 A HOE IN A Bl Cl GA' COMPANY, Yorkville, S. C. Dr. J.M;. E. MihliOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S, Cc SIlriitT J1ANM) By a new method of teaching, can he successfully tiihglit by mail, thus -aving mueh expense. Any p<*r-on. male or female, desiring to learn lie* art can obtain lull particulars by addressing ( w ith -tamn fo°r reply) NTEN4Xi RA I’ll ER, novIO] Lock |5o:C<i5, Aiken, S. C. jvtjKE Bpew[i & epo., . Barnwell, S. C. DO YOU WISH TO BE BOSS -OF YOLK— OWHGM HOUSE? THEN BUY THE County, Virginia, planter. i« visiting Mr. M. J. Pate.' and making friend* of all he meet*. We hope hi* *tav will be no pleasant, and hi*draught* of’Turkey Creek w*r.er *0 satisfactory that he w IIV girryi^f*ick to Old VirjAaa*. hapfiv meuiariss A* he; w ill leave b^biud him. ‘ to our people the model of that shown at the An-1 ? g'usilv Exp«**itioji, ami xva- designed''- ,, ’l*' , 'rion and gi\ hy Mr. J. 4!.'4'ofK»land. It ia lieautE j P«r*otiaele^ual. fully hiiilf of native wood*, and ha* ! every convenience. lt»'uiotey order! departnront i* « jjtat accouimodatlou j . Town of Ssig/ing. FIRST ELECTION. Office County 4’oHMiasioSER*. Barnw r.1.1., s, <., .Ian.,18,1S!>2. Pursuant to authority conferred’by law, w e do hereby order ami direct that an election for an Intendant and four Wardens he held ut the Town of Seig- liug in said county, on Saturday, the sixrii dav <*f February, lsf)2 “Wi*ai»- point a* Managers of sain election F. II. Diekiiisop, B K Dickinson and (). VV. Barker, *v|u» w ill open the p-dl* at *ev- cii o'idock in the inoriilu. and theiieount tbcv.de*. pnadaim th th reof to th Will have regular appointments as foirows; , At JUamp'ftll, U.-H from 1st Monday , or sales-day) in each month to Wed- ne*day evenhig. Room* at, Moiair House. 4.Mlice 1 wo doors South of hotel, on \\c*t or opposi’e sid - of -treet. At Sally’*j IE A. A; N. It IE, from 11 Monday Tn each nionlh to Wednes day'e, veiling. Ollice at Price’* Hotel. Will he at ids homeolliceat Biaekville - very Friday and Saturday from 1st of February to Kith September inclusive, nu1 every Thursday, Friday and Satur day, froih 1st Octobei to list January inclusive. Will makeappo'mMueiils with patient' to meet them at eithei;of ids offices at any time. Patieirts will find It morecomfortabh j to h^re their work done at the otli.v. I (His the mo.sf perfect system in use. rtwoi-m it dcrired vvUl call amri4wm--at * bjoading cotton from wag.m*,. elenn- Lheir residences anywhere within tiiirty i"traml delivering it into gin* on-tall*, mile* of Biaekville. Uifflit iNow every housekeeper needs The lEpravjd Pat-Iinericrn Wash r . WithiDsuse ‘‘wa-h d»\ ’’ E no m re a torment and a tercor, and w ashei women are no longer imperial. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES ▼RftDK MAMIC Qulitj rrrt aad Ahnjg. Thomas Steam Press A N I»- Seed Cotton Elevator. you want a -• FINK WATCH OK CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, s ■ #■ FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LKRY, OR SPECTACLES, 1. • * Send j »ur ordr»> fopr c*-* % i otton doe* not pa-* through Fah and Pres*, requires no pulley.- nor belts. It saves rime and monev.) Talbott & Sons Engines and Boiler, Stationary and Portable. Old Do- minion Corn Mills £12> to $300. Talbott s Saw Mills, Improved Friction and Ro'pe Feed f204l to $MN). Euiiniiu* and V an W inkle cot ton , ,. Gins' Cotton Presses. We offier Mill moil The m<>*r ei’Miiplete outfit* ami at lx atom mice ami Ginner* in tfie Mat**, It will save you tin'!*, temper a«id mo nev. It doc* its w«.rk fien**r than the roiigh wa-h .board plin and doe* not w ear ami fear out clothe* a* I h * old w »y did. I have sold over lour liundnd in Barnwell and adjoining comities and they have givi n perfect -ati-faetion. For further information apply to ' FRAMPTON LAWTON,. . .... Barnwell, S. C, liov’0 : ...-*' '* R03T. C. HIXSON- [A MANft£k‘3450l HIS NEIGHBOR paMealy S376. Fer the Terr *•«#! PiaM. Neither one wui a nickel over iSM. Insure Yourselt afelnet pernc ‘ frail 1 ** 11 * I HIDDEN !, BtTES,SanuinrGa.| Wbohsre but Prirr end that the W*»< kwetr*. I You can’t pe; them more then liiatrumenU j ere ectuelly worth. They ere not built I tie* uuy. j Write for fattest MPECIAL 4YFFT.R8. w. c;. ki uKi^yVN iy. DRUGGIST AXDOmClAX, . Ilafr.exclusive sale of these celebrated glas-es in Barnwell, S. C. K: thlGl.. & M< > HiK, Th- only maniifacturing Optician* in _ the South. Atlanta, 4ia ddfer* are not anppiied with tiu -e famous glasses. " ...... — — tlec24 BEST IN BLACKVILLE. .1 11 BORGICR’S A. k. I HI II N 17 * UUl Jas. Allan & Co SURVEYOR PND ENGINEER Ci I ID:! LIXOXR, . W Al-kF K, I.AfliLKT. ti i a .. i ^ » v L- 2*5 KING STitKET, CUAICJS'TUN, Jj. C Tlw •pr IN Kit A 1. A t i I! N'l*. «oi.ru ui a, s. c. n»»tt Engine i§ the b—ut. i;E.*t I TI.I.K rU.Xl V # •**} •-carol tligwri : isne ..GROCERY. Store, New Stock. Kre*K Bread 4»v. All the ln*lica< ie# of the , 4 Imioe Cou'Vi Uotiatioe, Fritil*. A«., and >d tn m J II BORULK. I