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m nr—ii I lblr> (.'at loiirr In Uri|itlr('<l I I rs( *»f All-•Iu<IU I«ium I'Vwiltig .MiihI llii (M»> j Ht'rvwd Tht'ii Out* MuhI Hurry ll»u Lit- ‘ I 11H {' tl i» FeriluiHiMl JS<*iin known moro a Unit f B t) l-i | MEi'bV EMPLOYED .BY AN EXPERT llorr Many of tlic'Fhio IMctiirri* In Hitoloi. MiiKMrlnri* mid I'apom Ar« 1‘rodHrvd. Tht’ tHfIVmit’e ll**l\\«-«*n (:li<>ap and Co»ti.v WorU Mmlw I'IhIm to Hnycra. With tliu increasing tn.e of ImIT tone A’nrlr and the. numeroun processes for /llustmtivn that Imvo l»oo»i'tlev*'l- l " 11 ** r ': l ;' Wv >y J' l ‘y ,. l> ,T T.r S7U,»I„I .luring tl.o^tl; !lu r Mo»sly knows more aUnit training them, i - -- - IJefoi’e an Explanation of fio\y they nix* traimsi, Mr. tJcmi took a ciinnifiij Unit j Mouse. white as snmv, friHn-tiiH mat j pocket ami put it on his shoulder The > mouse looketl around for n imununt. I then ran acmsfi ,Mr. tteyn a hack and sat ' down con ten teiTly on the other shoulder, i Before setting it at liberty he held the j Mouse loosely in his left hand and j •iroked its headand Urek with his right “Do they never lute yon?” Mr. Moody answered for him. for Mr. Moody docs the training: "Never, if they are properly handled. When a hoy picks up a white mouse he is very likely to •wpieezo him tight to keep him safe; then the mouse turns around and bites. mineeziug the mm kb- * ttv trndent-y on the i>art of publishers, prof* essTneUr-and tu some instances .among critics, to apply entirely inappropriutu names Urthe n/prAd net ions that are mis leading in the extreme and cannot hnt drt an Ju jury to the better chiases of work by giving tlieir i|uiues to processes much their inferiors in quality. Let us first consider the ordinary half tone photoengraving of which so much { has lately laam seen in the way of illus- ; t rat ions for the higher class iieriodicnla and works of an art and technical nature. | We shall find that these prints all render the half tone of the original: or, to be j less technical, show the various degrees | of light and shade in masses of color, ' differing in degree, but in flat tints, pro- j TO I? IV KYH A Tl^A W ‘ BAHN WKLL C\ 11., 8. CV Will practice In all the Courts of this and in the oiiVt-. Mr. (/'roft >\ill attend the (Jourts of Bani.wc.M ('riifuty'sud all imil.tors of im portance .will receive the personal at- t»ntloii of eaeit tniTmliur xrf t.iio ftriiT. •m iy g'.Mf FRANC/S t. CARROLL, Jr., 1 >’ ' ■ ■ ■ ' 't Attorney-at-Law, 15 A M S, (, t-^OfTTce over 11. (j. Folk & Co.’s ^lure. imargM-t * - . -w: --7-* - T -—— ft ■ 1 Barnwell OH and Fertilizer Company,- CAPITAL - ' h - ---- - . $50,000 X. 1*. KdliKLANI), Sr. t I’HKSiDfcxT. (». VT. MOJIIJ \ LL, SrrKKTAliV, J UKAM'RKR AND (jKNKRA MaXAOEK. N'. (j. W. SVALKKIC. iiooK-ivKr r nEK axi> Casuilk. pi hkotohb; ' e _ “cf M rK h BHuVV V, Harn\v*dl, I). I’.JSo.fnilKXER, MMON liitOWN, Itlai'k ville, (i. VV.'MUKltA U., Millett, • C. A. W ALKN LU, Chai lcHton. 1). II. SALLY, Sallys, I. V\ (X) I > \\ A LI), Barnwell, W. (1. SIMMs, Barn well. ^ • i* • KiitKLANI), Hr.., Barnwell, Jt ]J. \V A LK KB ^Appleton. BKCONI) B3i;ASO>N r . ^ ^.. ^ . ...... - l>imjig the summer all our valuuldcf plant, has been overhauled and put in first 1 elHsm;oitdition hy our Master Mindiinist, Mr. 1*. J. Cochran, so long admitted chid ol practical cngtucer.<Au this State, and wo.are now |>c.rfectlv ready for business, and invito the atioiitiqnof all concerned to the unequalled advantages we offer. j / T 5-7- —' We! will gin and'paf-k Cotton at 2f»'cents per 10.) pounds, being j|1.2 r > for u r>(K) ! pouuil hale. fojdTm safistaetory cltaracler of our work in that line we ■Defer to ytcjuistonimcuir w hojii we ginned 1,500 hales last, seasotn WA* w ill/tfai'ehouse and insure, cotton for a periotl not exceeding one month at | aO ccnpcpor bttlei For longer periods 50 cents each additional month, special ,t,rii.ur i<v iii> hi ih. 1 iiuumi ■ latesmade w ith suh Alliances lor short perit-aJs ol storage awaitin' 1 ' Alliance sale r-V,'r V►.■V !>hfys. i'arties (jesiring to hold their cotton can get. advances dm. onr warehouse SSrf H, “ l ko, “ ,, iL rt ‘ ,0, ‘N r ’^ t-hey yvish. -iiu ring the present year our fertili sers have won an enviable reputation and war a re prepared U* till orders for fail •» I*a r.n« d nf <fnr NFH lljxp of w^rk, t I l i V unit I, Ic I .Liy, I V l! *. i f r:ili* ^ m x, v«itn»«r ,, r M , 4 ,j in fj„ ; r OVJH 1*»‘Hiih- AjtVltrN’Ktr ll»«y M\e. Ary on * • 11.11 •l*i ilo h «1 k. I ; av to L urn. U •• fiiro i <1)1 a* * ryiiiljjtf^U'i* r.turt » oik Norisk You <p*i your ifiomML a, y ♦ ii’lrpiy ut-vv '• *hil T 111 • 1 Liiugs ue.i It.-„iaii<*fa nr.* roniitijx fY.un f 11)1*1 l»»O|r<t-X»0er < l» Ifttlu lT-4A*4»i i« v « |>)or tiii'tif au 1 »ca. 1 Lf •*, So f(ifo r tu 1 xpiulii li«*r**. Illtvi iiiaMi>u • K KL. l ill i: .v !•«.. AltUHlA, SArt*. may have b*‘en either a wash drawing, painting it) color, j sir trait from life or view from nature, into and immense rnunlx'A-of dota. obtained by photograph ing through the line meshes of a ruled glass in a manner not neceaatiry of do- MU ipt iop hero. The resulting picture i.i transferred to Fijxf door s,mtlj_of Brown House, the metal tha^ia to serve as the finished B:>rnwell C. II., SrC., olfets his services plate: the chemical aution is proc«H*ded Fto the public, with ami the half tone plate that results i A " experience of upward# of fortr shows the picture in relief and UaFen- j V’ nl> i' <tbe Jie.-t giuuantee that In* ;jire surfacc Ttf tliojdate 11 maK^i^f fine bb* u-ttd wtll give fr«Ttnr» or d.iW. lij^Zffurrows ! u»uli^ o ha-M.-t.MMl i 1 . ’ 1 Jc . , ; ilie nuxleratiop of fils-charges. iM|nce/.iug them at all. and they do not think of biting. See hero.* * He took the mouse from Mr. So mi’s baud, held its tail 1*1 ween his forefinger and thumb and held it hImjvc his head. "Theynot mind that at all,” tie went on. "They are what we call pre hotwflle—they c;in~sufrport tlieir wmgh> by the tail. When this fellow runs down a miiooth stick you will H<*e him coil his tail unumd it for^ a brake. But if I should squeeze his tail a little t<s> hard, or accMeuinilv press mv sharp nails Mgauist 11. be would twist aroumk uial bile me.’* — HfKOICfl ANU WORRY — "Wlmt do you fi*ed them on —cheese?*’ ■‘Hardly!** he replied “No fo<*d is so g.s*ii f*»r them us «»;tts—jiij-i dry oats. fStnne brecxlers bring them upon bread and milk, but that is not as gisxl as oats. On umIh tin y k(s*p (. leaner and do ladter The dry outs, of i-ottrM*, makes tiicui thinity, hh«t tlem x-mh ettu tciV'O Iht-m « little bread and milk, squeezed out pretty dry But it is well to Wave them thirsty sometimes when you are train- tug tnciii—and hungry, too, for that ni.vt n*r " "Do von mean to say that you starve them into tricks or drive them to it by UiinaT "Not so had as that.’* ho answered ‘‘Bui 11 n mouse is hungry and he is to walk urrr a atnng bridge and ho docs some oat', on tin* other side he will go qmckrr. There sr-' treat ms 1 ts ala>ut making tliem do us you wish. The fln*t is piticiice. A hoy cun s«mmi learn >p train a wlat# ni«»UM»t loxuiv as w ell as-{ l,:,v v.uil.- Hie ! ’J'r.b^bt * are lean if he ti.iS the iMtiemo. Bat the l,u> r, * ? * u,t “ f 14 pTHHinderalica of tlu* Cnaiies Zissett, icc! Watchmaker: mcvi iv>rinJV, 1 Tffmie:iT< ami onrown brands olTlrst TTiiss FerMlizcrs. M e w ill :ilv(, make special lei liliv.eis to order and invite farmers and dealers to personally inspect ourWorks and methods. We ask patronage 011 our merits and guarantee L'hepp, (Julck and Faithful work, . - , - cotTixn st.:i.jn avaxtko i 'dhui tn_*!id_Luuglit at market ra; ■» ami [add for in ea*h, cotton seed meal or fertilizers, .. j iLiigi::..sio NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. elLis, « TT1T.T. 'r IMving become convinced that the old methods of doing bu.slnes< have becomd bhsidete and that to keep step with the progressive times new men and new meth ods must come to the front, I have dccideifTo ubvaito tile breezes iny mercantile hanrier, on w hich is indelibly impressed in letters tu^cd * • I have recently^purchased for cash In the beat markets of our country a well selected stock of Fancy Family (JroeericsVshoes, Dry Goods, Crov,Kery, Tinware, Lie., and having gotten the nsiiai discounts for CASH I am enabled to sell at w hat the. other merchants give for their stuff, ami then I will make, from 0 to 10 per cent, profit. This is profit enough for any man w ho is satisfied to LIVE AND LET LIVE, and w bn i« willing and able to do hD own store work. I extend a cordial invitation to all my country friend* to visit my store when in Barnwell. If they do not need any goods they will always reeelv# from me a hearty welcome. points in relief beyng the printing sur- faccM. Thu plate Being hhs-ked on wissj or metal t« render it of the sumo height as type, ft is inked up with u roller in the same manner that t >j* ia. and the ink. adhering to the |s*ints, ts impressed into the pap. r that brought m contact with them in tiic'pnntingpres**. TilK II vl l T< NK I Suit\\ IN'). It should here be noted that tho |v>:nts or (lots making up the printing surface of tho plate, Is iug all of the same height, the amount of ink .leiswtted on the p-qwr 11 of the same depth or thickness 11*0111 e:u h and every printing point, and it naturally follow* that 'variations in the light and shade making up tlie picture are dc|*‘ndcut on tho number and t>ize of such dots within a given radius; thus a heavy sh.wiow in n picture printed fr.*HTTvttTf pT.ite will la* m*9h to I* cotn- {skhsI ol a largo iltiiiiisT of these dots often so clos* ti*tr**ther as to merge into mclrS J. L. Ellis, St Vogel's Corner. T!orotit:!i. I ’r.ictie.;! fastnirt/aar- E. S.—I can deliver in Barnwell on five days notice lumber of any kind and in any quantity from my miM on tin* Fort Jtoya. and Augusta Hail way. Contract nr* and persons interested in building will consult their interest by getting m price*. novla ii ♦ "t*v Ci*! 1 it 1 ■: 1; ^ r >:sted to positions^ | ^ q frr*^.—’VVrTtc~ tn ^ ilSiSFSS CClLf.eE. LCUISVIL! E, KY. K. AY < >ol>a. ♦foils K. Garnett. Charles B. M ilosb I. ar i:. tli* ir • . lie r ’ ill' \ f\ 1? ! I »fwt**rtnlia to triH fiatisr taltly U.u Mip-ut |** u “t * i*fc« 1 ora, tx !«(• < 4h mi4 u«kI a Hi*-. t»»«I •xli'', • fttr will nv «k u*i>, hoxv to **am %UrtP 'lir«***a*4 l*#lh r» a lit l#a It 'f* t rr tl»**x li'f.l x* |H r% » f»»ff»;*li jfldelit.At xx |il> It x . ii can * **f H tlnel 4H.«Hittt .*» i«i«»itrx fof it’il* —f Bf ^ | x1» nr »mow m 7.7Fa^l .■h • aiTi •lax# •trra l# t-XHgtil at> I ^xroxi.!#’’ sx^u, *»»•;! * H'Vi,r« T, T|H r ' . . ,. ii. ■ I' • X I XV . 11 M«»t.l f». I tl . Fit I-ti- "*•* »' • *• r...%i.i.i:n. i • ii k <1*«(>. Xluluc, > * T ->kn n. • 1 ,.W, Woods, Garnett & Co., CottoxL ZEPactors AND , A (« 1 .1 ♦,■♦ «f sil V.slrtl HA HC : /. •♦., .1, „ . * ((*., XOM. He-afth 1 Happiness. “A COMMTSSTOtST MKRCHANTS. BAY STRKKT.SA VAXTsTAM. OA: LibcrnI Advances made on ('onsi^niueiitH ofCotton# Ironipi Attention ^iven to* all l»u>iness. * * ♦ • *ug20 C B hoy gruorally tin# of it in ten minutes wh era I keep it rp for two hour*-ov half n day. if M*ce^«ai) I worry them Into it'* ••Tlmt‘s the other secret.'* he went on “Worry eiu! Bap|Miaa you want a mouse to climb a atick. pick up a little Hug tluit on tuv« put there and bt eig it down V I t lear transverse lines that M , i x*e to seje ifule the dot* more widely, only s!iovv— m; tin :n s.tfi. t< t.:ly to giva form atid e»d(*i 1“ l.e-u -olq-si. — Tbe ill*.vc are tSa* |>rinci;».il jrviats ol identifu.iMon of a print iii.u!** Iran a iu«t| Uuh* tyjx* plate m r< li* f. and nr* entity to ts* dt tmrnhrti* I from ptctnre* jt: Tanks, S’acVi, :: ’ Isfccs, trg r ;; 15' ‘EfS, : rfj. fi 1« O >1 flirre \* - ’fn falthfiiil «.il»r,*d ro int< SOC\l> mind in a sound !»ody” isfhe greatest earthly hlesslntj. W'ith that man is ma-t. rof ail tutu sn ctl(*rts, and woman queen overall »if- ( nations. Health nnd hai'phicss gt* fcuol in hand and without them , no real and la-ring npw anl progtv-s and grow lug |>ro*|>erity. 1 T^-Tuant hentth ;* the fir «t itntv of p.f’etiTViiiTmn.^etr*^ that Ttiiyr niifj lv sii|.is»rf the resi*onsildMtb * that - life has given them, and equally ! I t.e ih ir • ire that tie* olive plants of ch.-ir lien-eludds -hoiild gr(»w 1 and tieautiful and • g. reii lll.itll of tlieir hoii-ehold* -hollhl aei*oitipii*hed w omanhood. bhk«- llte «##*«*• wltett he's htrtv-rv • 1'*'' I ’e^'d l.' .iil l.lL to begin with, you tie a gram 01 two of outs to ths fliigslnfT Mid you put the mouse at the foot uf thu slick. Ho wou l go iin. of courw* Well, when he tunu around to run away you set him buck ogam with his ttoee to the stick. If hr runs away fifty times set him Kirk fifty* one tini.e Tliat womes him. lits^i him up a little, givi* L:m a start Yor may even have a littla twig and swftcl him. f*nl gently He m»oii se**s what 101 want and up lie k<s*i«. V. hen fie lind- Hie «s»t* ho isocit’oli il kim! coin I'm dowr t.* o/H them. Next time he will do i*. witpont half tl** trouble, and nft*-r a while he xvill run up mid g.-t the Ibig whenever you pm him at the foot of the •tick. KF.KP AT IT. Teach tho moum* a principle, you nn derstand; not merely a trick. The prin ctple tu this caso is taking Kouiethiii.^n[ In his mouth. In a short tune he wtL take up anyth tug you wu^li. whctlier i, lea flags’alf or a little toy pad—a:i> tht**g he can Lft. • • h •/ "Now. tlugcN walM the tl :H mjie." he contiuuv’d. "That l<Kiks Imnl, Imt it 1* ea«y enough. Yo 1 inuM h.ne the string fastetu’d to tho floor at both ends. s.iy four fc. t HiKirt, and ulsnit a fis>t from each end you hr.ice if .up with a stick a foot or ko long -jmd lon^ enough to tighten the string. Uso big twine at tird. for that is easier: gradu ally yon caa malic it smaller, till tl o Mouse will walk a druggid's string. They h-ivc sharp ( laws and a groat grip in their feet \ 011 take the moi' c when lie is Hungry au I thirsty and put some 1 situ tfnd bkead and milk at one end of ttie iindgt*. At the other end yoti pat the mouse. He will trv to run across Un* tl^ir to the food, but bring him h.u-k Start him a Ittlle up the ira lined plaiav fie is smart and he Kooit learns that the only way to get that food is to cross the Midge. Then iie crosses, and it is no troutiK to him. Wonyihnu into it Von must not let tin* mo t-a* tiro you out — yon must lire theunni.se out.*’—Now York Sun. Ttie Art uf Cutting Clothe*. When wo read and listen to discus- lions of comparative value of long or •boulder measures with those that are •hold and sectional, in which one or tiis other is denounced as unscientific or lnqHNu tU’4*ble, our tttiud intrrrmriTaBcIv' kr hoacst enough to c*»ll t dwells for a moment on a proverbially they are and thus do what fl: •tuptd amu»:;l with long cars. The fact to aVoUi fu L lht * r complicntion of the is that- mam* cutters are successful already multitudinous collect ion of pro- With the first :md -In ;t ;>lent v ! cess names in existence both in this •♦till imoliicr kind of Italf l< j work, bowexer. ti nt is hot so tn.... I. nird 1 the J or l:*hot\ I** and l.indtxs! pi ■ • m rend.‘ling tin* gra l it:<kih of color do , out cut them up mlu di.Ln. but i#iv tint ink 1:1 »mootli ui.c- 4’A of di&dvat toii**» on the jvijs r from a surface of gvlatiue. I'RiNTixn mnot vx ixT.xnT.io num— The photogi.ivure is printed from an tntaglm plate. au<l i-hxiot c.qMble of Is*- | ng uimmI in a tyja* pn*^* under any con* dltiona. It can only be funvt'ssfully pniiUsi by an t*x|a*rt. and whereVfth a relief plate the ufUco boy might 4 “kick | oft.’’ nay l.ooo u day. or the steam cylin | dcr pre** lO.UOd. the expert j(rint(‘Kw»t4»" hti intaglio plat* xvould not pHsiiKa* als>ru‘NWgissl impression*. The intaglio plate is Ullcd whtle wanned wuh a hard. stjH ink, which is press,-1 info every depression, and aft(*r tho high lights of the plate arc carefully "xvifasl olT,*’ by band, the plate is run through the press, in connection with the j»ajs*r, and the latter lifts from tho sunken sur face of the plate all the ink it h;is pre viously received, holding it on rlo* snr f.wc of the ikijht in m.tss<*s of color that differ in depth and consequently tn tone, according to the depth of intaglio in dif ferent parts of the plate, the result of which is a serc-s of graduations f ruin the pure high light of the clear fiaper t<> the licTi, Vt IvcTy~ blade7)T« holid bv^Iy of ink spread over the surface of the paper ami not pressed into it. The grain, too, of this - plate, instead of being comisv.-cHl of noticeable cru s liatcliingsof lines and dots, ts a scare *ly discernible "t(H>th." that is obtained by a pecnfrtr chethtcal art ton on—thc^ metal plate Is-fore tho picture to Ik* etched is tiansferrod thereto. Carbon tissue N'ing the nn'dtutn through which the tramfer ts ttttefe rmTf-the tini-hctl print very closely resembling in most of its feat u res tlmt-boantitul pigment, it is a wonder that the feeling of’IIioa* in- terest( d tn scetiig justice done to all has not beca more forcibly expressed on this subject lH*forc. A name that would answer tho pur pwanTfiuitBla* meritorious, is tho old plut’^TvbicIi give reproductioiis from rs lu'r su* i'Xces. while photogravure, is properly used only in the ojvposite con nect i.-n Let all. then, who know bet- yp? 1 -. • j- . -i i-. «> 2ui;!j p’it r« 10 CO -H * CO r- yrm c/> C/> C3 »* • f- f’3 C/2 A muict »h—i*.* Mi i> ■»n ■< ticrr to t.fp’.xt adv anrf 11 tii(••■: 1 rie- Ii 1 v 1 ■ d • iier**d fi"Hit!i»* * i Ituninuii) agaiii-(.!h«* attacks of <»iirn and in-idiou tiaffv Teevtoctdtlg iIn* «pnh of our live*. •(* mo-t app:nv(‘«l catuedies that the pa-t lot Mllilds of that strength rtiat are c**tiTl w itb cruel Li' AM present, ‘ ihe Imlr «»f all the a; rcs-iretlTir- *f nature remedic • disease and I hedged about i ha* given to tin* j chn t»e l(»nnd in their la*«» tuiritv at the new R. our South Faro- V**, w ill f*.’ «|;uj[ to e«n need of or intending to machinery. >* K. an; > Sl'M. I < «k .»»! | I .•■I —a ; * ll.llullelt.V i •>., I*m v (J IV.-liit <«<t, X. Mint> CiB^ Opefa |*iouse Dfug Stofe, |-— 1 - P^CRvydlj S. Cm I Which Invltex, w ith ilie ntmost cordiality, the patronage of all in need of medl- I vine* |«*r the prexenthm of i.nelpb*nt or the relief of ci ntinn**d ili»c.x*(*>*. None j nnt th»* Ix’-t gtSMfs, fxiught from ttie !*o»t |i< > u-< * ia the b* »t markets of the 1 n* ' ion wit) be kept on hand and our Prics. c ; Will PIec.se The People. For those who have fah'i in patent or nropriefary medicine* we xvill keep In , «t-M 1« (*»J ths* t(ave •x*-*>ii i their w *:r tn put ia* a|■,cm at. Our *tock of Faiicv lioo's. Toilet Accessories, ><•!(«», IYrfiiUM*rlea, Bni»h»*s and tiiDivl'aneous sundries I* »(»eetupleie ami su|H*rior Htat it -(teaks for ii*clf as j "lilling.•» b ug fcit" want in ilic < ounty. <*otinoiseur* af goiwj t'lgarsai.d I’ohacen, cheWlnjfand smoking, will find our «t(*ek of the verv *t«j!in itv g-ow n in America and foreign field*. W i ‘reset ipti »ns conqwiiiiidt «1 at any hour of the day or night with the most j clreful exactness. , W e « ill *» • gia*! to wait upon our < Id friends and will rejoice t(* make legion* , (*f new patrons. All vi -if :s to the v'oiiuty soot, for business or on plca-uru tnuit, j are sincerely Invited to call at the Ot’I'.KA HOUSE r»orc Th(* last and In S pectaclesin Steel, Nickle and bold. Ail ihe Lsiesi NoVellies. • UADY l AKKIAtiF.a FAPGY GOODS Hobby Horses Velocipedes’ ’Bovs- Dolls Stationery —a m i ** - Eo:l:s- PeRFtCTEO CRYSTU LENSES (Mom. tlVaj T'.rtX uj Im-Wljt, i«W*»TMA5i‘\RWI, AND liUBKLKTTJt. ril’fll I»RCS»INA CAMTA, A LB FMS, PIC- Tt ur. HiAMtjt; • HTOKK ♦t chapter in IbirnwclFs Imhiu). O -j £ DR. R. C. KIRKLAND, Jr„ Proprietor. do-tf * ( _ 1/ Righ 1 .r i —( —XANnrACTVgKP BY— Tlie Wilcox & fiibbs Goano Co. * CHARLESTON, S. C., ttfeed ^e^n, iaAsuC cwi(jL k\ i.iiv .iioi'sKKiaa’F.it nkkj»s Tlit rtnwcuS Parrfcriha Siasker ■ • ■ .... W11li it* u-e “wa*h day” i* no m »rc a 1 tctrinl id amTa terror, dud wii>lnfrwa.:H ii are no longer im|H*ri:il. and jiiot about aa many With the others. Every man cannot become a good cut ter. Some do not seem to "catch on,” ns the haying is. and others who seem to do so are never able to produce any other results than such us "make old .heads swim.’* Natural ability find educational ad- country and abroad.—Anthony's Photo graphic Bulletin. Tho Antlpodom Don’t Rpeak of China as our antip odes. Our aptiiKutes is tin* point ou the other side of th^vvorld reached by a straight line passing through the place N Scutages generally insure success, laU on which we stand and the center uf the Ihe Of 6 -;3.;~Gd. -II A \*E X0W ()X IIAXI>r- \ ;omi‘i;i:>E assohtmext of IS^ANDvCASKETS PARAGON- lacRine Works, Howard Bros. Propr's, I.NGtl.M.FU <nn«! V| li lSI.MVl’M BLACKY ILLE, S. C. Musical I n atm men > Sheet Mti«lc. Guitar Violin and Banfo strlny*. THE (2KM ROLLER OUu.VX ONLY fF.OO. P-t Pi i*4 »s and Organs, Rubber 8t .nip» and Meucdt. Murieai lostre monts Repaired. Piano* and Organ* Timed and Repaired. The Unreal and cheapest xiockevcr brought pi thin city. Or. D. C. la^K-lsrGPE, HsTO. .27. Tl. Tl. Blaekville} S V* o It will save you time, temper and mo ney. It does it* work better than the j rough, wash board pi m and doe* m»t j wear and tear out clothe* a* t he old wi.y | did. i have sold over four Itimdred in Barnwell atnl adjoining comdies and tlirv have giwn perfect satisfaction. — For further information apply to FRAMPTON LAWTON, Barnwell, S. C, nov’D 1 To the user* of Motive Power and -w General Machinery: { We call your a’;t n;''n to rhe fact that • ,jve are prepared, wild latest improved Tools and Machinery, to do work oil any Machinery used in this country. Such us _ v COTTON GINS, GRIST ViLLS. COTTON PRESSES, 1UA LLF.YS. H A MPERS, MILL GEAIilXG, Shafting and castings of Iron or Brass of anv size. Special attention given to Li i N WORK. Having a first class C.in Builder, we ran do all kindsof Gin \Vnrk, new brush wheels, new saws, boxes, i&c. Saws •harpened only bv hand, julyll— THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY C0» TIMKTAHDKTs'O. 4 In Effect NovemberOKth, 1B91, at B.1? o’clock A. M.— ’ sorm BocM). yearb of work on the board, the ability «*x'cn to make a pswl coat, is no guar HUtee'of the posscsstori of that men Lit equipment which is neceasHr)* tl) mako'a jpaai cutter When it rrqdiri's hours of IVoor to fix in •ome one’s mind the difference be^ tween one-tiurd. and one-quarter of n .irize. how can such a one expect to i>uo- oeed an a cutter? ... When a student is abb? to think quick ly and clearly, we confidently cx(iect him to Un due a akillful cutter, even the ugh he cauoot make a coat no well as many others The fact is that to be •ui-nMKfui in garment catting, aa in any or proftiMOou. a man must earth. Onr autipod(*s is in the ocean southwest of Australia.—Goldthwaite’s (1 eographical Magazine. •*. me Stont ol Doris. v* . 'rat It is a love story of unusual* . power an J interest in which ♦ sonjc very .worthy characters ate portrayed. It is from-the pen of Mary Kyle Dallas, is. . Copyrighted and lUustrated. v' . . and will soon he . * CHARLES PEC FI M \X wislies all ■ 4» hi* many fi tends and everybody else a HAPPY NEW YEAR- OF ALL SIZES, Vi’YLKS AM* tDS^UTlES Prices the lowest in the County. Persons needing these goods will call odt! W • MOORE, He^vill do his part towards making U MrNab, Walker & Co.’* Store, Barn- tbi* twHye month a bap(>y 7 mm for all weJlC. H., .S. C.; W. 11. OSWALD, Al- "ho w'illNnsely turn over the new lendale, 8. C, year new leaf, quit paying w nr time ’ * “ * j taritf j>rioes for )foods. and come to the JNO. E. ALLen, Attorney-at-Law, ^ • 4 . ^ X V ^ BARXWKI.L, (*. H., S. C. WiR give prohiprattention to all bus iness entrusted to HU care, inch 19-1 v 7. B. ELLIS, Jr. Greig, Jones & Wood. CothB.ani fiaval Stores Factors, Savannah. Ga-, Solicit consignments of Cotton and (Naval Stofe* and pledge their l>e*t ef forts to give*satisfaction to tlieir custo mer*. Mr. J. X. WOOD, formerly of Barn well, is with us am)^ wtll be glad to popular -tainl K \> T Q*f tbe Cotll^ II ou»e, where cheap good* have made ! serve his many Carolina friends, their headquarters. They wl.l find everything in GENERAL MER CHANDISE, excepting Liquor*. Hav- ihai branch of bu*i- tticrea-e iny trade In the ISURVEYOR /1ND ENGINEER. B-i/x. .4 Iktr ire wraiua. know bow to aae them and ^ . _ -Tmiona.'Jour ; Pubhsncd in This Paper. Sur/eycr and Civil Engineer,- < ' , . u! i other line* of goods needed by ladies i *•• td lit r !(* l.-lk». ’ Early ROBT. C. HIXSON, f'leeUl attrntlon (firm to tbs eomputatiop ol v at *r |"'St-ns IcreUrvK and drohiaitr. A card sobewscst to me at UarUas, imi'. iOMK ONE, COME ALL, and Often and all tlie time. CUAULKS PEY hMANN, BaruweR. 2k C. BLJ CT7ILLE, a C. Special attention given to Land Sur veying. t'nniipt attention to oil bu*i- ucm cnULubed (a my can. 0.11 8.51j 4.42 5 45 0.20 0.00 5.00 OtHi 5.t’2 O.O.? tt.:rs 9.IN 0.36 i.U.15 10 20 7.00 ' 1 s .\ r : a,: 10.30HU5 7.15, 0 ■ ( -! 11 .0(1 I0.5.V 7.21 i 10 ' I ioAk.u.15! 7 3:i;n ll.U’l ! |.4<> 7.is i2 *. f «• I i -I i 1 • ■ i* \ j. * Tl 15 12.00 $.00 1$) . I ’- i I fx 11.27 12.20; 8.12.14 *. 11.42 12.45 fi 27 15 Ar. f r ('• i I ■ r. m. x. m. v. m. r. m. i Walkers.... 2 .. .Whaleys.... I * .. .Springfield... 10 20' 0.15 10.15 #.o7 «.o4 0.42 sT * * K ... . Salleys I — Perry *' ^..Wagner, • *’ B . . *S»^x'ern % .Lv. 8.42 8..%: 8.24' HOtt &.24| 9 27 fi, 12 0.21 4.48' 9.00 I 4 18 8.54 .1 fill 8.42 7.4»i 3.30 h.iiO t 7..10 5.01^ 8.15 a. m. r. m a. m. p. m. • Telegraph Office*. sT* For tbe government of Employees only, and not for ptiMhi use or Information, the Company rasenriug lUo right to vary ibcrefrrwn when nmwrr, wltbom no* li< ** - • ' 4. C. hKYfi, buperinuadank