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ThB Barnwell People I. ^Richest of all in Leavening Power.—Litest U. S. Gov’t Report CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY. Rates <>i siHsntmiox. AjH-r Aunuin. In On Time! ... Tilt'ITS DAY, AI*K It % . !1, JL The next re!ju!;ir communication of ■-yjn^ Dnrrmviiy L'MlifeTiTo. IT A.-. Y.\ M.-. ""‘H he iie!«lat the new MasonieTem- / Ar \ pt' in Harnwrll upon Nth day ot M tv, ■ iHtti, {lie xame lieinx the'2mi8utur<lay in ouid month, iie^iiuiin^ at “lliyit twelve.” Sy order of lV.‘. M.-. J. A. Jknkiss, Secretary.. . td > • ; 77-—— -f .. Sa!.tiu;iiat< iiik Tuimk No. 0 i iMl’UOVEU Oniucu OK Ittl) MKN ) The Council Fire of fliis Tribe will be kindled this Thursday _ evenintf on the Nth Hun amtkith Ili't ut.i. All brethren are earnestly requeated to be present. • by order-of- ABSOLUTELY PURE SecretHry’t* Offlce of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South I Carolina, Potnaria, November 2d<l, 1S1H. Thl* is to certify that to the (Jarcdina Buggy Company, Yorkyillc, S. C' M wan awarded at the 2.Hd Annual Fair e t»f till- Society a premium of Twenty-tlve Dollara for the'‘beat dixtday of South Caroli na made Carriage*,” and Twenty-flte Doliara for “irest display of Carriages, open to the world.” THUS. W. HOLLOWAY, Secretary. TliTl is to certify that tlie Carolina BuggyX’omi auy, of ATorkvillCj S.'C.» exhib ited not only the “best display” of vehicles at our late State Fair, but their goods were the finest,.and best, taken either singly of collectively. •J.G. WOOLlS’U,! JudgeMn Machinery 1 tepartmeut,State Fair S^h. IKbl. J. A. FKTNKK, j (The above articles w ere exhibited in abovedepatUnent Cnas..(’akholi. Simms, Sachem. M. F. Haiu, C. of |{. - Metnorial exercises at Kivets’ Bridges next Saturday. It is an old saying that fruit never fails entirely iu leaji year. lorula lor a few wu^kb of leisure under fcunny heavens. Treasurer Free received checks last week for the railroad taxes. This will ^egooLU. nc.wji.tu.Siunc. holders oi ^otly school ami county'claims. Married, Blackville, S.^C^on the even ing of Apr;l l”ih, ISbJ, by Key. A. lluist, Mr. .1 oh - Knopf and Mrs. Carrie Moss, both ol llaruw ( -ll ounty. A speciid train \\u! leave town at 4 thi- al teruoon to carry a goodly delega tion to the marriage, this evening, ol iho livc*t man in Baruueli P*- tire biircst flower oi Fa‘cfnx»« 1‘rof. F. N. K. Bailey informs us that the next mei ting <)f tl;e Teachera’ Asso- ciatioii of Barnwell County has been (Mint{Mined until .'♦sturday, April doth, .when it will M* hehl at Bamberg. Mr. Henry F. Dychcs, of Bia<‘kvil!c, enters ihu ti>-ld pKlay as a r'audtdate for < oioner. lie i> a young uiau of line habits and high grade energy ami if elected will make a Ural rale oiliciai. Cards arc out for Ute marriage on the LTfh hist, of Mr. 11. Fullerton Bui«t and Miss .Julia DavTs.of Augusta. We Wish hem all the.happiness ami prm|ierity that iifec^ri have for “two hearts that lo*at a* oife,’’ Barnwell Democratic club Number Two will meet at the Opera House next haturdav aHenmott at I o*c!o«k. A lull and prompt aitrnduticf i» ib «ir«'d. <«i.o. 11 ii.vi t:s. Chairman. K. A. Ku.i>, Secix ur\. Hen. K. I*. Alexander haa re. gn** i •the Tr* sidcucv ol the Tort K »>ai ami AMgns’a Kail way, and there is aouiu t n v ol III'* tieorg i f ont rai ‘U rr-o. I. I Big i » .••a*-* Hut i « n - *aekfe 1 and bottled up“hlghw.iy «»f trade am! trav el.*’ .*wi mote it be. The Sinews of War. The summer encampment of the Fir^t Regiment will be the lastof May or first of dune and continue a week. The field oflitters have not vet decided where it w ill be, but will select the place that will give the most money to help bay for prizes. A Pocket Full of Kdcks. A Charleston cheumt haa analysed a sample of the phosphate rock front C’apt. A. 1’. Miller’* place at Binnaker’s Bridge and pronounce.* it a* fully up to the average value of Carolina rock. As in great good luck. For Sale. / , Fifty Tons Special Mixture. Guar -4Uitcc.d In iuive His Cotton Seed _ Meal, 200 lbs Katnit, 12tK* lbs. Acid per ton. . • ’I ids is put up l»y Mr. W'ash Halford and is an excellent fertilizer. Tjik Bahnwkli. Oil and F>: it r i l j z k u C’om i* a x y . A. T. Woodward. It Pays to Read the Paper*, Especially your county paper, for of ten tit rough this medium husines* chan ces and opportunities are presented that might otherwise entirely escape your attention. For instance, B. K. Johnson & Co., Kiehmond, Va , have an adver tisement in tliis paper that w illprtve of c*|tecial interest and value to a large .nunvber of people hereabout*. Writcto fliem for furlher particulars Pension News* 'I’he indication* are that Confederate pensioners will get atHiut the same aid tiii* year that they did last. It will be paid in two iustallmenta and the hr*t will be sent out soon. Claims of the following naw applicant* from Barn well have been approved by the county board, and are to be pa«*ed upon by the State tMiard; K. K. Sheppard, Mary Barr*, Martha A. Drdmnmm!, L. s. .1. ANSWER THIS QUESTION^ ; 7 WHY should all the goo«l |>eop1e, w ho are guilLv of sijklrn erlitte. b^;yrtu>ont» good SKW4NO MAC11INK und the sweet tofies of MCshJ ilTrtitrTr.'^Kilifrt'a wha^ they can always buy , ^ ' • • • ^ SIS WING- M ACHINE^i- '?M$ —-—rr—7 ••. •F'. ^..‘Fv-T • JL • 4 *••• And anv kind of a * <3 *•*••• “ • • - ’ ■ * v . •' ' ' ■ gv - -u ' Musical ii)sirUipei>l: I bate TEN of the BK$T M A K ES oft SEWING V . id any kind of Musical Iu'Rttiinient they may need.and v "V; ’ Blaekrille News, The following members of the Gor* don Voluiiteei s'w ere present at the lay ing of the corner -tone at Orangeburg of the Confederate Monument on the ]2rh Inst, ) Capt L T. tzlar, Lieut. M. K. Izlar, Sergt. J. L. Btilst, Sergt. L. K. Free, Scrgt. I. K. Still, C<dor Scrgt. T. M. VValsh,CQrp4 A. 1^. Izlar, <’or{*. J. W. Mix sou, Corp. B. H. CarrolL Privates W. Morrison, W.S, Shelton, \V. Hutto, A< O. Hair, W.'J\ Mixaon, A, K. Ger ald, L. K. Hair, S. 11. Kush,W. B. Wha* ley, D. B. Willirtmsr, W. Kothrock, L. rW’. i*eVV’itt. H. D. Leonai il. ^tTrTtTiiIig rived home at h o’clock the samd niglit^ feeling happy J “But Oh! whataditfer- cncc in the im»rning.” Mr, H. G Burckuieyer was thrown by a Texas pony and had both hones bro ken in hi* right leg just above the an kle. We are glad to say, however, that he i* doing well considering, • The Ice Factory is nearing comple tion Nearly all the tnarhiUPfy is up and .we will soon have a “cooling otf” on West End.” Mis* Essie Wilson, of Ridgclartd, Is visiting the family of Mr. .lame* Thom son. She will return in a few days. Miss Minnie Blount of Waynesboro, (ia , i« visiting her sister, Mra. Pagert* hardt. Mr. .fa*. E. McMillan, of Augusta, spent Sunday in BUckville. * » “Zulu.” eSRFECTEO CRYSTAL LENSES ▼WADS WSNII. QttUtjnntadAhraji. ^H’he above certificates are self explanatory. We only w ant to add that we have a very large stock of these g<mds on hand that we willY>e glad to sell at prices that w ill compare favorably with the price of cotton. A “ Go to Wm. McNAB, Barnwell, S. C,,or to T. A. GKEKN, Bambefgi S* C., for these celebrated Buggies, or write us for catalogue. \ - CAROLINA BFGGY COMPANY, Yorkville, .4, C* T’bcy may need.or want? <1! i N KS to select from, and I sell thHu as cheap and on ak easy terms as any one would want—-.New York markets not excepted. K. M. KEY, Ikmifort, 8. C, tharlO . t. 1*. CJ. KIIIKLA WIL •' DRUOGI ST A N D () I»TICI AN, Has exclusive sale of these celebrated glasses in Barnwell, S. C. MKL.L,AM Ac MOO^tK, The only niattufacturing Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga Jp^“l*eddlers are not supplied with these famous glasses. dec21 s, Rav, >arah Carter. Mary A. 11. 11. Hart, .1. C. < ’op ‘land. I .ancasler, M e • -r'*. 11 * *^•‘4 Mcl’rl’cfiard, pin*- j on •amly t‘*gt ai»iis* -. v. ill !m * in i .an for a wt-ek. r.q» exte Judging Iron . linen* of tl»eir wink j iy too am eleojl Alb !». Mi we | .iitKMiine them 1 u* of gll g«H»-| a r f •:» I .. it v jee - i- Tb'dr -|w. ! were f'*rf ria.i *. i Ley *4- n v *■<*. U -tbiUg bUti(UU*iJ | bail falls wr • n. > r U iry sii’toi A strong e •1 • k. I tnotherI th* t4o\er*'or fit V (•lacint.* tin* senti tK‘e <>(c • «»r;‘“ E»» *iU i« • ii * i>i«a>i i«**nin»*til. Died ai 4 *>t. ,!• :r:. K . .1*1 IBiuoU attorney, bn* nft* r a fc IwH’ii sent by \ E ilC tl) rotl'cr* ot- kuin*. who j watt, Kk nr- g'»o | |.. n }l|( v. » tie’p i.M-al co‘|n-**l. few yean A O'** U ton r k i f tg the-tlnvernor to in- He mmiii i The Weather. There were more 0 kinds of uieaii weal her pmircdoul !a*t we<'k lhau the inbalotaHV reuie«Hl»er* to have been eoni|ia**ed in any pievlou* seven •Imvl. ’I be w inds end fn»*t* killed ten- de • vegefjibla* InexieWetl place*, cotton UtoUaHd damaged the fruit iislvely. Oat* :»rr l.*»kiug b:«d- I a warm gentle rain would do od. n;|II the lower counties IInate to escape tile di*a«trous that laid waste many up cuun- • , «!▼ Ill « I. IV' II* down to Port a i» eng.-tge in bu»iiiw«s. has been -igued t y many go d :i « ;l I.’ V M V.t»Y. / i ’ i ‘ i •adaoh**. U ifti ea«di iogenoi :• iia«j.l In- port H \ a! on the 11th in*t. d-ir» llenrv I. Bell- lie moved ago In engage •u the good will and contl- «j im'c «»f evervbtalv. 1 have know n him from a boy. 'He wa« born aod raised in | flam well county. The llihle tells us ft mar-1 || |;| ( ^ jr (MM | name |< lietP r than pre- j riotiatdiKMMHrt or IIIOIC to be dt* »ired than ! imieh riche*. He ws* a member of thr j MethiNlist eiiurcll at Gillett*. lie leaves J'n fi*r f( •r tin ft! ’ri* - . *. ,il treatment u v\ ff to mo'irn bis gre at lo-». May of i h*"- e in •mpiaiii 1 s W 1 i .mill e xira V 1 ibi«|e w itli him. A Km end. « ll ir Prii- .. '.(i,*, > .•id ’* V J. A l •bill. P.i rn w • Jl; V . IV. f irr vii. Black* lie.; niitly >ew s. Dr J. > i. itli. \Vt m* 1«U • 1 o- ir town r* still gr*i >w ing. Mr G.W. '1 lie !' SI nrv oil t’i*IJ nt \ >1 mlav '(c linol Fail SI .d Mr.. A. J. a; m r y areluiild- 4 ii I\ iMl ioti Will 4‘l 1*11*1 m Pl-a «ant i !*'• ho us. « and w ill in •\e in tow n -'miii. Hi | f in-li May l-‘ b. in n’chn'k ; i. ui. is- Nora Stanley, of i *i •Iletotl, ha- A- far a* | iract k*a lile dc legates %vid retli rued iioniH iro.it a vi* it l t Dr. F. IV. ,*•»« 1. V |*r • vat** c ••III .cl nice. 1 bo-e 1 bit ty ’• family. c«*i ling by i iiiblic • • m vey a nee w i 1 be M | Ksie Browninii i- »• i» ■ •tiding time ItU at i mV it . • ] 1 f 1! i ».d R. K ., or w it! i tl ie faiuiiy of t'j » r r. 11 . B 4 Jiill v. Mi 1 w a\ , s. 4 . K. K. . ai ivi will, if p •-•i- 1 ie freight train *r op- at tbi* place Mi- , C«*Tt s (III V.V'IUf *di IV. and wrl’ e at and de liv**r- freigiit to i o| teh tlid A Chit- oik *♦•' to Jtcv. 11. II. \ n ail. Ehrhan it. ty. S* » far so yj*mil. C„ a* to wTiieb point to'nirct him. I.ei ail the school* fciuiil name, of Uelcgates to .fiiTiii* MHim, Colson,~S. <7, so tlial home* may he provided. .) li.lifi Mi M ll.I.AN. Tiie Siloatn Demm-ratie club reorgan- i/etl Saturday', nth April, and the fol io w i fi 'izAtltcrr*avcri’ eivcinf: 1..tL Rich- Md*oii, Pre«.i«leiit; H. I». Cave, \'iec Pre*identjG. M. Holly, secretary ami TreaSuiefTIN. M. Wa’ker, ineinlier Ex ecutive l ominittee. The meeting then adjourned toinectagain Satunlay, April I’dd, at rT rrTlock p. in. Every mriul»er is earnestly requested to he present. The Rtehlami Demoeratleclub met at Juice's Branch on thoflth and reorgan ized electing ilo* following ollieers • President, .1. O. i‘atterson ; \ ir e Pre*i- rlent, B. F. Baxley, Treasurer, W. F. Greene, Secretary, M. O. Wa!i; V•»m- inirtce on Registration a id Executive Committee, P. \’. Murphcy, J. A. Kil Rngswon h, J. K. Rriuntrec; member of County Exeeutivr* <'oinmiltce. .1. A. Kil- lingsworth; Delegate* to County Con vention, B. F. Baxley, J. O. Patterson, M. O. Wall. Reed\ Branch iTenmcratic elnh No, 2- tnet od the Dth iuslaut ami reorganized with the following otlleers: I. I,. Al ta way, < ’iiairman, O. Black, Vice Chair man; Wj_ _E. Sarller.'Secietui r; N. ('. Grubbs, (<»r. Secretary; (.’. Black, Treasurer: W, l-L Sadler, member Ex ecutive Committeedelegates trv ('on- ventiott^ \V. E. Sadler ami ('. Black; I. I. Auaway and N.*C. Gruhlvs alter nates; Executive Committee, O. Black, L. B. Creech, W. c. Still; Cotumittcc on Registration, N. C. Gfuhbs, B. M. K. Still, C. Black. The Double Pond Democratic club was reorganized on Saturday, April flth, pursuant to llm call of the Democratic county chairman. The following ofli- cers were elected f (,r D'* 1 ensuing two years; .1. VV Dychcs, President; D. W. Bodiford, Vice President;. .1. \V. II. Dychcs, Secretary; II J. Delk, Ovrrcs- ponding Secretary; I. 11. Hutto, Trcas- urei; AV. B, ('arroll, IE J. Delk, I. II. Hutto, Committee on Jvegistration; D. IV. Bodiford, member Executive Com mittee; J'. W-. Dyeh***;' dWK-fordy JT..E Delk delegate** tacounty conven tion, May 2d. Ei.ko, 8. C., April loth, l.Si*2.. Pursualrt to call of the Excetttive Committee the Elko Democratic club assembled at Town Hall on the flth iu*U and organized by electing the foilow ing sdli -er-.for the next two \eViDV-Pre-i- stent, N IE Sun* dl; Vice. President. Jl. \\ , .f Hi ' .: H Vi - l'r>‘*iderit. B. |*. Lrumm uid: L. S' Hair, Secretary dhdj Treasurer; ( (nnuiitteoon l»»-gi*trati«#i, ; W’. M.itlil-. P. B;r-«, A*hiey •Suu- mdl, W. J. <»g'b n' and..]. S. Bin; Nleni- Imt of 4"o'lfit*’ ,Exe**.i;ive Cviwmittee. \. P. vVoodwar I; D ' gate- f o* 4 «Minly 4‘onr«atU«*ti. N. II S|an*ei!. J. A/t t\>\- A. P. B •*.» t >r «r,l. A .-C*Uii» ai d H. PROGRAMME Of th* Eighth Aiitnial Convention of the Barnwell County Sunday School Ass«KMatinn, Pleasant Hill, M*v 12th and EUh, 1«»2. orriCKaa. Pres'dcnt—Rev. J. E. Hilly. 1st Vica-President—Rev. J.G. Wil liams. 2d Vic*-President—Rev. J. II. Wilson. Statistical and Cor. Sec.—< ’. K.Tyler. Recording Sec.—4 apt. G. II. Kirk land Treasurer—MaJ. L. T. Iilar. KXanTlVI COM MITT MB. A. B. lL*oten,C. K. Tyler. Hon. J. B. 4*to «s, C. Ehrliardl and W. K. 4i«*igc. “To dav U t us n*e and iro to onr work, to morrow we sltail rtM- and g«» to our reward.’’ i in aantr, Mav 12in—Moaxixu. 11.Thanksgiving Service, led by Rev. P. L. Kirton. 11.10— Welcome, Rev. W. II A rial and C Ebrhar.it 11.-kt—He>|r«n»e«, Hcv. II 8- llartzog and Rev. J. W. Biabop. I l.'rit—Enrollment of Members and Statistic*, by 4’. K. Tyler. II JO - Report* of 4)tlicera and I>ele- gt'e- f., 4 «»o vettlom 12.40— Address by R. B. Reppard, Vice-President International Associa tion, Savanuab, iia. iMXKxnox. 3.0*1—Praise an d Prayer, by Rev. W (». Britton. 3.14>—Verbal re|torU from the field w ith »pccial reference to dirticultiat and ; help*. 4. *ft—How to interest the Schools in M itidonary ami Temperance work, o|H-ncd by Rev. J.G. Wiliiam* and Rev. J. R. Dow*. • 4..'SO—Fife best metboilsof takingf'ol- I lections and li> w hat should they l>r ap plied, Maj. E. T. Izlar and EouiaThom- I m»:i, E»q. KVKXIXO. jl H.nn—Service of Song and Prayer, by i Rev. W. M. Harden. _ 8.in—Training Teacbets and Teach- i cr*' Meetings, F: F. M iidcii,t iiarleslon, s. 4’., and V\ . F % G<*ogc. >. Id—Addre**, “The Bible in the Sun day ScImm»I % ” by iiev. T. H. Law, ll !>., , or Prof. Bailey. KKIII.VV, MAY 13th—MORXIXO. . ^ , I “And all thy Children utiall be taugtit of the llom lulling: new schol- {^»ri^»nd great shall la* the {wace ot thy Cbil- dren." 10.0')—Opening Service, by Rev. C. P Ervin.* ‘10.10—Advantage* of the Sunday School and how to interest the young people, by Hcv. J. Hawkins, 1). i)., and Rev. J. E. Grier. 1 UHt—IJv what means can the Sunday School be made a more potent auxiliary to the pulpit in bringing soul* to 4Jhrl* r , by Rev. O A. Darby, I). I)., and Rev. 1). W. Key. 11.40— Election of officers and dele gates to State (’envention. , AFTr.KXOOH. 3 Ort—Praise and Prayer, by Rev. L. S„ Bellinger. 3.10— A ( hiblren’s meeting, to be pre sided over by R. B. Reppard, each child to bring a btouptetof flowers. Addresses by prominent speakers. KVEXINO. S.0(*—Song and invocation, by Rev. \V. 'I'. Smith. 5. lo—1«the Interdenominational work a success And itow can we increase its usefulness and efficiency ? Kcv/J. H. U ilson, E. E’. Fikc, State Organizer, P. B. Cutiino, ( apt. G. 11. Kiiklaud and others. * S.4d—Unfinished business. JMK)—A free conference and farewells. A cot dial invitation is 6xtended to all Sunday School workers, clerical and lay, tojittend every session and to 'take part in tiie discussions. A hearty welcome awaits you aiE Tliis is the first con vention to be held in the country; let us make it the best of ail. Let every School be represented this time. The commit tee on music have adopted “The Revi val.” Bring your books and sing. Come, dear brethren, praying for the presence and blessing of the Havior w hom we all adore. THE PRETTIEST AND MOST C OM- PIjETE STOCK OF GOODS IN OPR LINK THAT-YOC EVER LOOKED AT AND AT PBICKS THAT CAN NOT BE TOUCHED BY GENERAL ' We do not claim to keep every thing, if we did we could not offer oiij Good* at the prices we do. You all know- that the more Good* you buy the cheaper you can get them, that is wTvy we make a specialty of Hardware. Strives, etc. We can buy Goods in such quantities ami at such prices that we are hound tO'| undersell the man thatk?ep*a LITTLE of every thing from a needle to a mule He has got to buy a little at a time or he would never know where to put his Wares. A for Infants and Children- “Castorl* Is so ir*n adapted toChlidrenthal Cwtoela fuiii Cette. Ooo—fprtinw. I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me.” II. A. Artotil, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y; AlANtTfi* AcrrtJiircuM oM* ENGINES^ BOILERS, COTTON BKKtl Olt HACHlNEMY, and all kiftds of % Tobacco Machinery, Corn and 1ft'heafllIlls, Turbine Water Wheels } Saw- Mills, with Rope Feed, or belt and variable friction Feed, Improved Img* and set Works and timber gauges, grad uated to sixteenth of an inch $2U0 to |300. Brick Machinery and Wood Working Machinery a S|»eciaUy. Planing Machines flooand upward*. Drying Kilns for Brick and Lumber. Every Ya r d should have one. Plans and drawing* for construction furuished. We sell the highest grade of Machin ery and at low price*. V.C. BADII AM, General Agent Columbia, S C. " Ths as* of Tastoria * is so anlvefsal aod It* merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Ffew arsthe intellieent famflie* who do not keep Castor ia within easy reach “ CaaLoe Maerre. T>. D . New York City. Late Pastor Blootniagdale Beformed Church. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. tmctaUon, Kills Worm*, (tree steep, and procMtae dl- Without itijurioui tnedioatloa. ** For several years t have rreomreeaded S our * Oastoria, ’ ami *haU always oontinue to o so as it has invariably produced bsarfrisl rosulU.’’ Eewts F. PARoee, ■. D., ••The Wlnthrop, ’ 14th Street and 7th Asa. New YerkC^k Tn Ceirratra Conrarr, 77 MtJRRav Strut, New You. Patents I TDaoi MARKS. DCSION.FATINTS f . N Handbook writ* to noAnwav. Nrw York. •VRIOHTS, eto. For lafn MVN Old«K bereaa for seeeiine patent* Id Anenea. ■ssvT patent takrn out by u« la broueht befers the pubhe by a not toe fives free of eharr* la the Hdeea bnreas for secuiit tvery Mtent UKea out I he public by a notice (It ffientific ^menran tsar: tUO eti mom be PVBUBaaaa,W Bro*a on of any wienUflc paper la t) ~ IllaetrateO No Intellf way. Naw fork. < )ur e« lio»d j ar* enrol led every week. The sdudars who di*tlngui»Tied themselves for |»er- fect lesson* and ginwl deportment t»> the ISth arc Hapay Be*sin^ 'r, Julia Feld*, Mofli»* I’avc*, lieorge 4 hltty, Joslc Fail, Elijah Rp«;*inger, 4i*b«ru Fail, l^ninne ■CahlyclE Jennie Bcsstuger, i.ula Moi- n*, Willi* f/reech, Be**ie 1’hitty, Lizzie Fail. F, Hrimmoiid News. A Baptist church w Ml be organized at tliis place on Saturday before the 2d Sunday in May. with Rev. IV. G. Brit ton pa*tor. Mr. E. W. Morris i« building a flue store on Main st„rcet and iiHciidstobuild a .residence on, Broad. Mr. M. M. Proveaux has been appoint ed express agent Mr. Rtebard Morn,* fs well enongii to be in bis store again. The painfvr’s brush adds a great tioal to the appearance of the place. A Democmtic eluli was organized at this place oil the bill inst. 'I’he officers are ,1. H. .\loiri^, President: E. NV, Mor ris, \’ie<» President; (J. F. Brabham, Secretary; K. Morris, S. S. Mims, s. L. lliirs, Executive Comhitttee; R. U. Braltham, committee on Registration; .E Morris, inember of County Exec utive Committee; C. F. Brahliamdele- gateto tlte county convention. B. Appleton News. in this section,at least from Johnson's Landing to tlie railroul and thence to the Run?, the average crop-of cotton will be from 12 to 15 acres to the plow, Grain crops are looking well and the truck farms will receive more attention than usual. The peach crop will not be large, but what is left will be'of finerslze and bet ter quality than when trees are over la den. * *•> • • Most farmers are through planting. Preparation Las been better than usual. Not more than half the guano that was used last year has been bouhgt this season. * V Kast*r Sinlday was bright and sunny and Easter dresses were mit to be ad mired. . ’ DYango-blossoms wtil Jiee-out about Titrant«rwithin a *liort weeljr . . J First April shower on the 17th. Zenobia.- Asiiteigh Dcumcj aiie elui) met on the htii ‘in*t , reorganized and passed the < following resolution: That we indorse the present Admin* | isUatiou'and hereby coudcuftiK the ae-‘ lion of the Columbia conference on the 2till ult. . . M. E. J»v. siM, ;; Pre»ulebt. • S. A. Hair, Secretary. • She; You meii are so changeable! Be- for»s w e were rnarrit d y*»u didn’t go to | tue b-dge every night..He: I c«*uldu'l, iiiv,dear. wt»en I had t** callon you •v- ef Vtiigbt. I RHl AW AV f f*i 111 llOUiC A I. V | tuul Ul»W tu*U I was UKil. • SUMMER SALE. « " * * * ■ >1 i - ■ 4)ne Thousand Huperb New Pianos and Organs, front best makers only, to lie sold during August, September and October, 1N1M, at Spot Cash Prices, with payment November lath next. No in terest. See These Bargains.' IVe now w inli to »ay something about The times, GOOD TIMES, GRAND TIMES. and wo might say Hard Times, hut a» we have no Stove* by that name we will, conaidering the HARD TIMES, sell yon (tl H tD Tl M EH forflO.30 with full *etof Kit ‘hen Furniture thrown in, and if you don’t have good Timea eat ing what I* cooked on it why you just haven’t got auy thing to conk and we feel sorry for you. We are in the same tlx, but if you have anything to rook you should tmt fail to get one of our tIOODTIM KS, which I* an Extra Large No. 7 Square Top Conk Stove, tihvly liuished. witb very largeovrn and Tin Box. This Stove Is sold in cities at $12.30. We rniild not sell It for less bill %e bought a full car load of Cooking .stoves in order to make a »|»ecial run oft these Stoves and as our exiwnses are not as high a* they are in cities we can afford to sell for le«*. We not only save you money on your purchase but *ave you freight and rl*k of breakage in sblf ping. You will And these Stove* either at our store in Blackville or Ham- l»crg. We aUo have a full line of Heat er* and low est prices. Don't fail to see us In-fore buying. LAMP coops. Complete Line of Parlor. Hanging and Plano Lamp* nt price* to suit the timea, just the thing for Wedding or Holiday Presenta. We^iave some bean- tiea. We also kt*ep It'igcr* Table Ware In Tea and Table Sp am*, Knives and Fork*, the finest gixnls made next to solid silver and wear nearly a* long. A nice line of Tongs nnd Shovels, Fenders, Fire Dogs, tine Rodger* Pock et Knives, etc., etc. All kinds of Tinning.* Roofing and Guttering order* left at either of our stores will receive our prompt attention. Baldwin & GarVii), BAMBERG —and— BLACKVILLE. octlft Dr. j. IS, E, MlbllOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. 1 Beautiful Upright Piano only $22a. J. L. Si fly, President. Statk of Ohio, City or Tolxdo,^ Luca* County. | «*. Frank J. (^baney makes oath that he is the senior partncr'bf the tirm of F. J. (’Iirjiay Co., doing business in the (biy of Tojedo, County and State afore said, and that said tinn will pay the sum of OS' K HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of (’atarrh that (‘annul be cured by the use of Hall's C vi auru Curf., — Frank J. CyrxxY. Sworn to-before me and subRcrlbed In my prasence^thia 6th day of December, A-1l" ,; * . • * ■ (flKALj ( A. IV. GfllAAON. / Notary Putdlf.] HallV Catarrh Cure U taken inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces, of the system. 8end for te»iih»onials, free. F. J.i hknf.y A Go.. Toledo, 0. Superb Cabinet Grand Piano only $2.">0. Fine Parlor Organ only $r»0.- Rich Parlor Organ only Ida. Superb Mirror Top Ofgan only $75. H. W. TRUMP, COLUMBIA, S. C. aug20 HOPE AND HELP FOR TIIE PEOPLE. MlKIv 'ftiiOWKlHB Bar ii well* Hate on kbnndance of both Hope and Help for every man, Woman and child in the county, and ail who apply shall be amply supplied. Not one stall go lacking. *■ . FIRSTLY. From now oh we w ill pay the very tip top, gilt edge highest prices for all klnda of countrv produce, from king e«»tton's snowy staple that Hosts the calico flag around the world to tha humbler yields of the .southern rtclds. Ottr engage* merits ino«t favorably mad«, and copper fastened loo, with oontutuera of oolWit and other Southern pr«Mluethms give us advantages and faculties that OONOUKLl COMFiiTrj'IOJ^ in all till* section of the South. That this is business strictly and not vain boast ing we w ill prove to the supreme satisfaction of every farmer who will give us the opportunity to offer the logic of dollars ind cents that none can doubt or deny. A trial Is all that we ask, and we wish It most distinctly understood that this In* vltatlon is not limited to the Immediate nelghlmrhotKi of Barnwell, but that It goes to and beyond the furthest i on rifles of tbs county. ttKrONTDLY Hand in bawd with our guarantee of highest |M>sBibie rates for all purchase* ot farm production* moves the copartner remedy for bard times, of the very cheap* (‘*t prices for any and all clas»es of goods that we carry, and they are everything in General Merchandise. 11 im the tmiiorn foundation principle of political econ omy that the w i*c sell In the highest and buy in the chea|ie»t markets and that U our place. WbZ II A. VIC WIT AT YOU WANT.! Our stock* in every line are complete, too large and extensive to Ire catalogued in a newspa|>cr advertisement and too |>ei feet bu described |u one color oT printer’s ink. 'They can tie understood only by examination and comparison and that is all we ask, for after results will rest w ith us and we will be equal to every occasion. SPECIAL. STUUIEH. rartlrular attention has been paid in the selection of our stock to several ini* portaut lines of good* heretofore universally slighted bt all merchants outside of the principsl cities. It is surprising that such should have been the case so long, hut a visit to our emporium will show new departures never before attempted in 'mercantile enterprise In all this country. „ A Will have jegular appointments as follow! I At Barnwell, C. Tl. from 1st. Monday (or Malhs-day; in each month to Wed nesday evening. Rooms at Molair House.* Office two doors,iSouth of hotel, on West or opposite aido bt st reet. At Sally’s, B. A. A N. R. K., from 3d Mondaj’ in each month to Wednes day evening. Office at I’riee’s Hotel. Will be at bis homeoflieeat Blackville every Friday and Saturday from 1st of February to 30th Sep tern tier inclusive, and every Thursday, Friday and Satur- j|*y, from 1st October to 31st January IF you wantt ****«,. FINE WATCH OH CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE EERY, CUT l by druggists, 75c. iar24 Children Cry for TitcWs Casthria. OR SPECTACLES, Sand y jar orJe^ to,or e*'.« st r • Jas. Allan & Co 4 .t8S KINO 8TEEICT, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. inclusive. WiH.tnakeappointments with patients to meet them at either of his offices at any time. Patients will find It, more comfortable to have their work done at tlie office, though if desired will call on them at their residences anywhere within thirty miles of Blackville. ‘ . A. HOWARD PATTERSON, ATTO ItN K Y-A X-L, A W. BARNWELL C. II., S.C. Will give prompt attention to all bus iness entrusted to his care.* January Oth, G >: N U I N K i(OLpGEM seep FOR SALK> Thev were selected w ith gr*»af eare'by Mr. X. M, Rountree from the best, thor oughly rijse amf perfectly ► bailed mel- j on*, grow n on my home place last year, j I warrant then! sound and genuine. ’ First fcel**cti«»n. troit)'m**l(Ui* weigh- lug thirty |iouuUs ami tipwardiy $1.4)0 | l>er pound. • Second srlection, from melons weigh- i Ing from twenty to thirty |»ouitd», 30' (t in* |*t |M»und. First rom«, lir»t kerved. Only lot*, jhd* fur -*je. Apply to M R . FHII.I.ll'S, lasu* " • 11 illi-iou. C. I Our stock of Hardware is as complete and well assorted as any that can be found in Augusta, Charleston, Savannah or Columbia, and our prices will save money to hoina buyer* on every purchase. Workers in wood and Iron will find all tlie l»e*t tools of their trades at our establishment. In building hardware w« carry everything. Our ixK'ket and table cutlery, scissors, Ac., are the beat to bw bad and our razors are simply perfect. It AIN G KS AND STO VKS. Wp handle a beautiful line of Ranges and Cooking Stoves and invite the espe* cial attention of husbands and wives to these saviors of health and ligbiners of (he three times a day labors of life. They are supplied w ith full outtits of cook* ing utensils, and upon the voluntary testimony of happy and admirable houses kee|>er* we knowingly recommend them. GKNTLKMEN’S GOODS. Gentlemen’s Clothing and Furnishing Good* in great variety and of th* best fabric* and the most fashionable modes. In shim, collars, cuffs, ties, gloves, hosiery, handKerchiefs and underwear we defy comi>etitiou from any 8outliern source and laugh at imitation from anywhere. LADIK6* DRESS GOODS. IVe can please every taste and Mill every style In Ladies’ Dress Goode, and we iriost cordially invite the fair sex to exorcise woman’s rights and come and see for themselves. Our stoek of notions, hosiery, laces, ribbons, soaps, fans, giovea amj dre*s and toilet accessories generally la without a vacancy In its complete ness, li e have a full stock of Trunks ranging from Saratoga sizes downward SHOES AND SLIPPERS. We have an immense stock of the "best makes and styles. The famous Bay State shoes made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and sell themselves at sight. Closing out at Cost. We need mom.and offer a large lot of pretty Spring and Summer Goods for la* die* use at priure cost. These goods will go like hot cakes and first come flr^t served w ill be the rule. Don’t miss the chance. Miscellaneous. Plantation Groceries always In full supply, Bagging and Ties, Salt, Seed Oats and Rye t'lfasrlve, Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, ( rockery #nd WpodetjAt are. well bucket*, chains and ro|>es, leather, cotton sheet*, the liest tobacco mud tjpr*t and most fragrant cigars, and in short everything for every body, to eat, to wear and to work with. Last Not Least, Our family grocery department is constantly supplied with all the high grade standard eatables that make life worth living. Me keep only the best and pun st articles, and tolerate uo adulteration. Our li*t of iltdicacies embraces the choic est brand* of l»oih heme nnd foreign luxuries. The Piedmont M'ngon, in all size-, made of hard mountain Wood and finished with the toughest iron, i* guaranteed to prove‘perfectly satisfactory. We will keep a full stock <»f mr*t ela-* Kentucky' Mules and Horses adapted to the heed* and pleasures of the country. In all that we have said we have keptj^i the narrow* track of truth and Inviting again all in need of Ho(»e and Help tdgtve us a chance to prove ourselves their br*t friend*, we close this fall anrrmiiicement with the pledge and Dromkae that we are ready to serve the public faithfully and well. » jUlIKEBFOWp & r Barnwell. S. C. BFQ., i