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The BarawsH People RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. In Advaiice, per Annum:.: #1.50 On I’inie .; $?.00 THLKSDAY, APR 1U28, Tht^ iM*xt retcn’.ftrcommuiitpatlon of Tlwrnioiij IxvIko No. l?A. . F.\ M.T i ill be br!.l at the iiOM \lnsor.lc Tem ple in Humwell r.pon 14rh day ot M gr. isyi. the jane bein® the‘indSaturday In said month, at “High twelve. ,f By order of \\V. M.*.“ J. A. Jenkins, Secretary. lest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. GdV't Report :# The roRular moetmtr ot/Parnwell Lo<ltre No. lb, df pyjbifis, ndll he held at their llnll on Friday nlsht at 8o’clock. A full attcndaiic, is * requested, j l*y order of Wm. McNAB, C. C. V J U. M. CBF.F.NK, 1 "* K. 11. S. Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Brown Gnu Hr’ drill «t 5 o’clock this afternoon. How many will miss it? Mr. H. Full^rt^n Hnist went to Au- gu-ta yesterday ou the host buxinesi of his life. Mr. F. F. Dunbar passed through on Tuesday, fro.n Greenwood to hia place in Bennett Springs. , - his health. He liopew to oe well enoii^.i soon to preach regularly. Mr. James Fur«e, of this countv, has been elected valedictorian of the Senior (’lass of the South Carolina College, of \which he is a iiiember. General and Mrs. TT-igood are ex pected home from Florida the last of the week The GeneraI’s health has been greatly benelitted by the trip. Replies ha\e been received covering more than 3. 200 plantations in M i^-i-s- Ippi, Arkansas. Ten tie- see, and TeX;;H. ’Fhe repor s show a fallingoff of over 4 O'JO acres or about twenty per c *nt. The. St Loul^Repuhlic r ent. out to its correspondents circulirs asking them to make careful inquiry of as many far mers hs they could interview aim! to re port how this year’s cotton acreage compares with last year’s. Crop* are doing very nicety thrwrgh the countv. Small grain is particularly pronii«*itig: Those who planted wheat are well pleased with their prospects for g<H*d. healthful, unadulterated flour, and a plenty of it. Georges Creek I)emoc r atlc eluh met on the nth lust, nod elated the follow- • ing ofliccrs: < hafrtnan.J. H. I.ancas- ler; View rn-sident. 4. W. Ray; T. A Hutto, .Secretary; L. U. I.aucaster, Treasurer; J. W. I.anca«ter, member of the Kxetfiitive Committee. Report of Committee ou Apportionment. ‘ In compllahca with a resolution of your body w o recommend the following ap- portlomnentof funds to befool looted by t!io chutvlfes, and forwarded totha Treas urer of the Association before or by the 1st, days of February, May, August and November, the same to be apportioned by him to tho various purposes as indica ted by your resolution, as follows: State Missions, $*>00; Iloinc Missions, #2f>0; Foreign Missions, $4b0: Educational purposes, $450; Indigent Ministers and Widows, $100; Association fmid/$5«; Colportage, #100—Grand Total, #1,800. And we, further recommend that the brethren indiebted be appointed, and known in each church, as the missionary agent for the purpose of collecting and forwarding the collections quarterly through the church treasurer to the Treas urer Of the Assocla ion. Respectfully submitted. ^ 1>. Haul Sojourner, Chairman. CAROL!HA BUGGY 00MPAHY. i Secrttary’i 1 Office of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South Carolina, Fomarla, November 23d, 189t, Tbla in to certify that to the Caroline Buggy Company, Yorkvlll^, S. C., was awarded at the 23d Annual Fair of this Society a premium of Twenty-live Dollars for the '‘best display of South Caroli na made Carriages,” A»d Twenty-live Dollar* for “best display of Carriages, open to the world.” THUS, W. HOLLOWAY, Secretary. This is to certify that the Carolina Buggy Comt any, of Yorkvllle, S. C., exhib Ited not only the “best display” of vehicles at our late State Fair, but tboir goods were the finest, and best, taken either singly or collectively, J.G. WOOLINO.I Judges in Machinery Department. State Fair S.C. 181>1. J. A. FKTNKU, J (The above articles were exhibited in abovedopart,iuehT The abov6 certificates are self explanatory. We only want to add that tve have Apportionment of Churches by Executive Committee for ensuing'Assoclational Year. 0) A Hen’s 4 bapeL . Ashlclgh ........ iiambtig. licLhfd ~... .. Barnwell Bethesda Blackvillo Cypress Chapel .Double Fend ... -Kdiato.. ML.. > Elko. Name of Committee ^ .to Collput Fund> with I’astor. | | _ _ X K. It. Fati^leys.. . 11>, 7| m rs o» ' UD -tj ws* rtmm mmmm W. A. Owens.... < . It. Pree <i Mi Brahtis a. !l. Fatterseo .1. F. Carter. .. . .1 11 K. Millions M.O.* Wall _ II. G. Ddk .LB. Hunter ... K. Hair # 30 CO imxr r~02 75 00 .J 13 30 CO n7 .no (O ! 78 25 00 ! 173 ^20 00 40 2151 03 •'! Friendship (J. W. Morris 351! Fair Mount.. (ieorL r e*s < 'reek..... Ghent's Branch.... Grahams. . '**«... G reat >a!tkehatc!iie Healing npriugs ... Hickory Grove <'. K. Ed* nflehl.. John Lancaster . II. S. I n kling .. J K. Steadman.: K. L, Sanders.... [. W.-dkor. Last Thursday we shw h tilth’s C»it- ton t hopper t *sted. It t'.'.L tb, bUl Aa • labor saver Ufa an immense success. Such farmer* as Col. I.. W, 5'ouniaii«. D*i>\J. N Walker and W. J. Barker hadorse It. Mr. J. < . Keel Is agent for this county. . • l" A nother vc The IL'port c»f Cotnnrfttee on Apprr- , " 11 ‘ ^ ,v *’ tlonment of the ii*niwolt Baptl-t A»si- ciatiou cciM not pc prepureil f*»r pul>li- ration in the Minutes iiFtlme, 'ini' I'k«>- rlegive* Hie report in HID is-uc. Tooth- >£<*rs »ii.| nnuiiiKT* of ihvchurch It will J»e of use and intere-t. Fnirr-’es Bmrcb . Long Brant'll .... Htinker’s-< l:a|>el. Midway. Mt- Arnon Mt. Calvary Mt. Olivet' I’llilane!phia .... Reedy Branch. .. Ko«einarv». .... st John'a Seven Fines. ... fiprlngtiiw n. .^priiig Bram'll WilHston.. ... C. Ciuitptiui . H. r. Ati«! r-«,n. ... D. S. Hair . .... J. G. Rentz ''I. W, Itughes .. M. Kdenfleld ... Fat rick Bates. .. S. B. Cree, h .. .• Br^’. K irkland... .. J. L. Baxley .. 1>. M. Johnson *.. . J. A. IVter- Jer. Knelling Sr. v . W. II. Vortis. A. F. Siqpak ... J. 1^ Meritt..'.... C5I ID)- 05 ST | 121 111 123 U4 r 152 !H» 40l 12.v 105! m 07 2 i» ! i:c»| II!*! BN* •)•>! 175 . 25 00 70 00 :.<> ih» 45 10 80 00 50 00 50 00 30 0<> *4) 00 85 (*0 i;o no 50 (M) 05 00 75 < 0 50 (Ml 15 <1> 75 CM 40 (Ml 15 00 25 00»■ 30 (SI 120 •si 75 « o 50 no 00 (Ml 10 (0 120 oo a very largo stock of these goods on hand that we wfllbeglad to sell at prices that' will compare favorably with the price of cotton. Go to Wm: MgN a B, Barnwell, S. C., or to iVA. GREEN, Bamberg,* S. C., for these ixlebrated Buggies, or write us for catalogue. CAROLIN A BUGGY COMFANY, Yorkvllle, C. CRrsm LEHSEsiGopiC apd S66 aanmsc. I " " ▼MAOK MASK. Qtalitj Fint ssi Ahntfi. THE PRETTIEST ANT) MOST COM^ P L KT E STOO K O F G OO DS IN O U R LRNE THAT YOU EVER LOOKED AT AND AT PRICKK THAT CAN NOT BE TOUCHED BY GENERAL DEALERS. Wedo notclilm tokegp every,thing. If we did we could not ofTer our Goods at the prices wo do, You all know that .4825 #1805 0U W -have a spcesly slid positive rim* for catarrh, dlptTierTS, ennker mmitTi ami headacht in « t atjwrli Item- e«|y. A na-aI injector free elthea di hutile. |’*e it If von ilesire health and Sweet breath. Priee50.\ Soldf-yJ.A. Tobin, Barnwell; F. W. Farrelh, Black- ville; Dr. J. M Smith, Willi*t:>n. Next Mondav thei oimty Convention w ill nivci to» I et delegates to the State t.umiiiLlun. which wiH r|i«H»se a deb*- ga’ion to tho National Ih'inocratic Con vention w hich i* to mo* t a' Chi.-ug.i to nominate « andidales tor I’re-’uluit and Vbv-l’n'-i I tit. A goal many can J- d lie*.for eountv «»!licc4 will no doubt make the dnv a iiTcly -Rk-. •* * • Major I alar, Gi neral and Mrs. F. M. Bamberg and - LIE.* Bamberg a d IdewcllyiiClecklcy w.ll laaven**\tK+t- ur l;,y for New York, from w hich port t!i v will sail on tee 3d of May on the St«»a tier H •vdl for Br**m n. T'hcv w ill s >cuil several months night sneiug in the OUHJVorld. May Neptune be very kind t« the u a* they ate rocked in the cradle of the de«*p. Th' Barnwell f’o^inty Hedge Fence Company was organized oh Monday by th * c’cc.j *n of the tolbiwlng boaid of Directors; J.Hneliitig,G. Duneati lld- Urosscd the Kiter. ran tra^ hern mustered On la»t 1’hurHlay Mnj. A. J. Evan* died at his horn,* in Orange* burg county of congestion of ttie lungs, agetl 74 years. He was.a native of Ir.'iruwel) Idslrict and leaves tinny rel- i atives and friends to inouru his lo*s. I he >tate never ha I a mom loyal »sn than he. He bore himself as a tru» pa- ; triot duriiig the s;*>rnvy times m which hL nf** wa< rastr antf -m*y- 4**^ »le«»p i sweetly in the **»1T heloVeft <n a ell. A Kkii np. Uandidaiea are (oiniug. r Yieldiiig.tJ the kupopation* of hU [ friends Mr. J. O. Sander* enters the * flehl as a can lidtte f *r Amlhor. lie is a ! live, progressive vonng man. with very * luiidabl*.unbit ion t >» rvc the l>eople. c Ipt. S. W. Trotti I* anmmiK*wl by | ! Ids stavaunah river^frirtida for AudU-T. j | Tbcy supp»»rt id n both on account of ! personal regard and the g *•>«! record he lia* ihatle as a public servant. f \ (apt J. W. I .tnCa*t*r iniorma Ida [ many friends tb it ho once more asks theiratipport forth* o!»h*«* of >h'*rlir. | . He rest- nis can lid icy upon tbe re,*ord i of hisotheial hie,v>ido»> is known oiidL | men. \N . Gilmore Simm*. Esq., for»C,crk of Court, sp« aks appri'ci^tingly of the de votions of his trieml*. Mr l>. C. Burckuvlter, the popular i court crier, a*ks the support of his j friends in the race for Coroner. Baldur Xcw>. 5 Uhitty News* Mr. II C. Cliltty and Mr. Judseti Blrt.of Blackvlllr*. sjieiif - ;vys with friends and relatives at this plaee. M f. W V. Sadler and tandly,of Barn- well.ajient S.ttjinlay night with Capt . W. It. ( bitty on llicir return from ti^e nieinorinl. Mr. L* b Kes-1 and family *pent sev eral days with Dr. K. W.< bitty on their memorial trip- v v. >!rs. IL K. Stanley, whohas beenfick at Dr. F. vv. Chitfy^s, returnlj! to her j horns in Colletou on Hi** 25tb. The Sunday'* school is well attended ! every Sunday. T lu*r« are 70 scholars enndled. Tiie Siij erlnlctident, J. N. * Chlny, 1* a < bri«iia*i geiitlemau and \ pronqiers at everything he undertakes, I and the *H*h*Md will I** sure Pi bo suc- i cc**fiil under hi* iiiaiiNgement. 1 Mr. W . T. Cave is iisiugjhe painters on his ptaee. which adds a great deal to i; * nupoaranc *. Sic is a ilrst class workman ami I* p re par d pi .|.i all kind of blacksmith and wheelwright work- No one goes away dissatisfied. C. . Great Cyprct | at the usual pi p. in. I If t 1 , ! • I t < -.TV j *r. s IbTuooratic Club met icc this day* at I o'clock dinwing t>l!icers were the next two yearsr Jt. Buldoc vyill only* plant ab mt two- thirds of a 1*011*01 crop-nod wilt* not myj linger, Jas. A. •Icnkiu*. V\. tiilmoiv , nnro , liai| |i;l j f ,> rl iU/.Ms a* Simms, (.. II. Ma’hi*, B. F. M eatii is- wa)t j. ls » year. The farmers a!I say* bee and M V*. I hiltips. I |te directors 1 ^j^.y . iri . ^niug n> plant provision elected Mr. ( . II. Mathis i rcsidciu and yryp^jmd make tbelr own hog an 1 bom- M r. VV . 11. Duni'an Secretary. 1 he cap- j n y rt f home. They arc tired of having iUl of the company is #10,01*0. ; ih« iin'orn and meat house in the West FursiiMiit, to call of the Executive Mini have cone to the right conclusion CduYmttToc tint Hrrmett Spring* t»enm- : at ti*T. cratic club met at Ifs ren*lcxvouson the ! The time ha* come for picnics ami flth inst. and reorganized by elcctiugthe ‘ tf-h fries, and th** candidates will he go- follow ing oiliccrs to serve for the next two.years: Fresident, Geo. VV. Mor- ra'l, M. D.; Vice Fresidents, J. A. Meyer and M. Bellinger, M. 1).; Secre tary, LVy11>n M.( atet; rn a'-un r, Wm. R. Uwetyw; Committc»oii Reglatrirtiot^ W. R Owens, W. F-. S;*ase, 1'. 14. Hai ley, Jas. Rountree, C. T. Rountree, I). F. Bales, J. .1. Cochran, W.. A. Peyton nmUEhis Roidm'; Excel Dr. Martin ^Bellinger, Samuel Dunbar and Geo. R. Dunb.-ir; Member County Executive Committee, Dr. Geo. W. Mor- ral); Delegates to County (’onyention, Dr, tleo. W*liorrail and .1. A. Meyer. ing around with tiicir smiling faces, shaking bands with every one they see This is leap year too. The young men are trying their best to look pretty ami to be as lancinating as poMlbie, each hoping and wtshiil^ UtXt nu girl would go to see him and ask him out to take a buggy ride. All tin* widowers j and young men that don’t get m irvied .had better retire from thelKfld of matrimony. SL % • Zu C. Miller, President; C. M. EdenfieM, Vice IV^s ? d.*nt; U. H. Hurley, S«M*iela- ry and Tr« a<urer; CoinuiiUce on Regis- tiatioii, J. A Bennett, D. R. Prie*ter, J. T. llogg; Executive ComniDtee, J. VV. ni .tu is, J. O. Walker. B. VV. Jeu- kins; (’onuty Executive Conunitlee, J. C. Miller. Tiie follow ing delegatca were elected to the County Convention l C. M. Ed en hdd. It. It. Harley. J. VV. Thomas, J. T. Hogg. Ahernate*. J. A. Bennett, B. VV. Joukin*, J. C. Miller, J. I,. Bradley, On motion. Resolved, I luvt we, the Great Cynretf'* club, fully endorse the Farmers’ Movement ami are solid for B. It. Tillman for Governor, ami that these proceed*iigs Ik*. pubHshed in TliK B.yrn- wri.L Pkom.k. J. C. Millsr, President. R. R. H v.u.kt, Secretary. April Oth, 1SD2. | And They Were Married. Andrew T. Woodward, Esq.,of Barn well, and Miss Effie, eldest daughter of Col. i,. W. Youmans, were married on the 21st lust, at tin* residence of the bride’s parents, Rev, R. W. Lide olli- clating, Tin*, attendants were Miss Mamie Hampton, and Apodal Notice. Tho grow ing scarcity of beef cattle compels me to take tip more time in getting them and alids considerably to tny expense*. To avoid raising thy prije of h**ef 1 have now decided to make two changes in my manner of conducting business: First. From and after this date I will k:11 for cash down oqlr. Second. I will from this time dlscon- . tinue my free delivery, I hope my customers will recognize The Favored Classes. . V Teachers, ministers, farmers, me chanics, mere!)ant**, as well as their w4ves- r 4a4ighwra-aiid &imfrs who, like to demote at l**ast a part of their time and attention to a work that would bring rtu'Tti In a lot of ready nto' ey-du- ring the next few tnontlis. would do well to look np the advertisement of B. F. Johnson ti; Co., Richmond, Va M in an other polnrnn.as it may he the means of Opening up to many new life ami larger possibilities. These, gentlemen have been extensively and successfully en gaged in business for many years, and .they know* what they are talking about when they tell you they can show you • Moore, of Hampton, and Mr. Frank Weston, of Columbia, best man to the groom; Miss Lily Yoilmans, of Fairfax, ami Air. Solomon Brown,of Blackville; Miss Lizzie Peterkin,of Fort Motto,and Easterling, of Barnwell; md Mr. Wm. Thomas, of Charleston; Miss Nettie Hane.of Fort Moite, and Mr. M. B Cannon, of Barnwell; Miss Bessie Waring, of Columbia, and Mr. J. M. Barr, of Bamberg. The bride wore a handsome dress of cream gros-grain silk en traine, cream giujune-de-gene lace »ud diamonds. The bridesmaids were attired in semi- train costumes of cream China silk, gar niture of duehesse lace and garlands of crimson roses. the necessity of these changes, send or i i. ow t0 better your^rtnahcial condition, j , A i ,t ® r receiving the. congratulations come for their beef and send or bring — —— I of their many tnends and a sumptuous tho money every time. Thanking the public for their liberal supppft and promising to do my very Left to deserve its contmuapC?I remain very respectfully, S. L. Heath. Reware of Ointment* for Catarrh that ( ontain Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the The Gallant Gordon*. The Gordon Volunteers, of Black ville, Acre inspected yesterday after noon. Of course they “passed muster” gallantly and gracefully. Their hand some new uniforms were worn for the first time ami became the soldier boys most becomingly In the evening a brilliant Hop, com re piimentary to Gen. II. U’ Farley, was it given at the Rush House. Thk Pkoplk Reuse of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering through the mucous surface*. Such ar-i ^ CO inplimertted w ith an inviufiojq tides should never be used except on | ul ^ jt being our busiest of busy days, prescription^ ' from reputable physi- we CO uld nC|t swing corners witTi ( apt. bian«, a* the damage they- will do is ten fold to the gtVnd yoq can possibly derive from thejn. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, man ufactured by V. J.’Cheney A Co., Tole do, O., contains no Mercury, andista- k*n Internally, aetlhg directly uj8)n the Mood and rnurous surfaces of the sys tem. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure ha sure you get the genuine. Ir is ta- hen i iternallf, and made In Tole la, Ohio, by F. J- Cheney & Co. Testimo nials free. . * 1 Buist. THe comimUties-of tlie evening w ere: .' Reception Committee—Col. C. C. Ritsli,(;apr. L.T. Izlar, Maj. P. J. Drew. J*Col. FrM. Mixson, Lieut. M E. Izlar, ! Mr. P. W. Farrell. _ I • ( Linmitteeon Arrangements—Sergt. T. M. Walsh, ('orp. J. W. Mixson, S. H. Hush, A. E. Gortild, W. T. Mixson, D. B. Will fan. s. ' Floor Manager—Capt. C. S. BuLt. par bottle. i put it on a tombstone* Sold by druggists, price 7*> cts.*t ''it doesn’t make a lie any whiter to I wedding feast wag served and Mr. and Mrs. Woodward took the South Bound train for a wedding tour to Savannah, Atlanta and other point* They re turned to Barnwell yesterday and will make their home at their beautiful cot tage in East End.- KoHi have hosts of friends who wish them unbroken hap piness and prosjicrity all the days of their lives. , Program ot Barnwell County Teach ers' Association, to he held in Bamberg Saturday, April,90, 185»2 1. diigher Education in S. C.—Prof. \V. II. Cunningham,* Elko Graded School. “ . 2. I * Compulsory Education advisa ble?—Prof. Danieks, Bamberg Graded School. 3. Should Philosophy be taught in public school*?—Prof. W. F. Wyer, Blackville Graded Si*hool. 4. Be*.t methods of governing Prima ry Department.*—Mis* Tillie E. John- sorr, Willistan GraJe.i Scho *1. All w hite feac .er* of the. county are urged to atieud. ’ \ j F. N. K J * ILyilkt, Pr>ideut. DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN, Has exclusive sale of these celebrated glasses in Barnwell, S. C. K1CL.L. AM & MOOHK. ’I'he only manufacturing Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga IVdtllers are hot supplied with these famous glasses. Talbott & Sons, IWANUF’ACnUltlEKH OF* ENGINES, BOILERS, COTTON SEED OIL MACHINERY, „ , pint all kinds of Tobacco Machinery, Corn and Wheat Mills, Turbine Water Wheels t Saw Mills, with Rope Feed, or belt and variable friction Feed, Improved Dogs and set Works and timber gauges, grad uated to sixteenth of an inch $200 to #300. Brick Machinery and Wood Working Mai liinei y a Specialty. Planing Machines finland upwards. Drying Kilns fur Brick and Lumber. Every Ya’d should have one. Phut* and drawings for construction furni-hed. We sell the highest grade of Machin ery and at low prices. V. C. BADII AM, General Agent. Columbia, S. C. Scientific Agency far Patents r 0 .;7c‘N°vr/.YA OOPvMONTS, «te. CldMt trarwui Tar Mrotn* paUats la ASMiic*. ■ywr Ukaa out u . t. broocht tka public by • ootioc glvuu free of ckai— tn lb« Scientific American LafMt «*rrulat*.oo of any wicaUflc paper ta tba VZL IWWa JSoaihrayi Rcw Vort. ^ SPECIAL SUMMER SALE. — * One Thousand Sii|>erb New Pianos and Organs, from best maker* only, to he sold during August, September and October, 1891, at Spot Cash Prices, with payment November 15th next. No in terest. See These Bargains!: Beautiful Upright Piano only #225. •S ~' Superb Cabinet Grand Piano only #250. Fine Parlor Organ only #50. Rich Parlor Organ only #05. - Superb Mirror Top Organ only $75. N. W. TRUMP, COLUMBIA, S. C. an £20 , ’ i you want a FINE WATCH OK CLOCK STERLING SILVER WARE, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LEBY, OR SPECTACLES, 'J.*r • Send j jur brdc*b to or at Jas. Allan & Co . ■ *• 235 KING STREET, CU AKLESTON, S. C. for-Infants and Children* you can get tbem,T.nat is wny we make i recommend itssni] a spevdattv of Hardware, Stoves, etc. We can buy Goods In such quantities and at sficl undersell the man thatksepsa TATTLE of even’ thing from a nwedle toa mule He has got to buy a little at a time or he would never know where to put hla wares. superior to any ] known to mo.” R. A. AacKxa, H. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. “The use of 'Castoria* is so uulvrrssl and Its merits so well known that it seems a work of •upererogstlon tn endorse it Few are the intelligent fatuities who do out keep Castoria within omj reach ” ^ ^ Cajoos Mauttw, P D . New York CUy. Kills Wotum, gives skwp, and V.'iiL>ut injurious mrdicatio*. *• For sevrral jresrs I have rteomreewdsd ‘ and shall always « variably produced I J our' Castoria, ’ and shall always ocbUhos to o so as it has in . Eowur F. PaaBOa, H. “Tbs Wlnthrop,” 12Mh Street and 7th A*a» . KrwTorkU^t Lata Pastor Bloomingdale Ba^onaod Church. * Ths CtrrAu* Conrurr, 77 XoaaaT Srwxrr, Ksw Yi We now w ish to say something about THE TIMES, GOOD TIMES, GRAND TIMES, and we might say Hard Times, hut as wc h.-ivw no Himes by thst name we will, considering the IIARD TIME*, aell you GOOD TI)tKH for#l0.50 wiib full set of Kit di**n Furniture throw n In, and If you don’t Lave good Times eat ing w bst is cooked on it why you just haveu*t got any thing tn conk and we feel sorry for you. Wc are in the some fix, but if vnti have anything to cook you should not fall to get one of our GOOD T! M ES, w hicb Is an Extra Large No. 7 Square Top Cook Stove, nicely finished, w ith very large oven and Tin Box. This ritnve la sold In cillea at #12.50. Wc could not sell it for less Imt we tMiught a full car load of Cooking Stoves in order to make a special run on these Stoves and as our exi>cn»cs are not as high a* they are In cittea we can afford to sell for loss. We not only save you money on your purchase but save you freight and risk of breakage in shipping. You will find these Stoves either at our store In Blackville or Bam berg. We also have a fnil line of Heat ers and lowest prices. Don’t fail to see us before buying. LAMP coops. Complete Line of Parlor, Hanging and Plano Lamps at prices to suit the times, just the thing for Wedding or Holiday Presents. We have some beau ties. We also keep Rogers Table Ware in'lea and Table Spoons, Knives and Forks, the finest goods made next to solid silver and wear nearly as long. A nice line of Tong* and Shovels, Fenders, Fire Dogs, fine Rodgers Pock et Knives, etc., etc. All kinds of Tinning, Roofing and Guttering orders left at rliher of our stores will receive our prompt attention. paldwii) &. GarVii), HOPE AND HELP FOR THE PEOPLE. -*> j0 Mike Mown & Mo., ^ iBarnwclL. Have an abundance of both Hope and Help for every man, woman and child >'"1 •*" '*!••' .», r .v sh.il 1 U-sittj.i) mi|.|.Imm1. Not one shall To lacking. FI RHTL Y. From now on we w ill pay the very tip top. gilt edge highest prices for all klnda produce, from king cotton's snowy staple try prouuce, irom king cotton's snowy staple that floats the ra I loo flag the world to the humldef; yields of thn .Soathem fields. Our enyage- B AM BERG —and- BLACKV ILLK. octlS Dr.J. K, E. MIlHOUS, 7?^ Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. Will have regular appointments as follows: At Barnwell, C. H. from 1st, Monday (or sales-day) in each month to Wed nesday evening. Rooms at Molair House. Oflloe two door* South of hotel, on W est or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, B. A. & N. R. R., from 3d Monday in each month to Wednes day evening. Olliec at Price’* Hotel. Will be at Ids homeofiiceatBlackville every Friday and Saturday from 1st of and every Thursday, Friday’and Satur day, from Ut October to 31st January tnctushra.}' — Will make appointments with patients to meet them at either of his ollicog at any time. Patieats will find It more comfortable to have their work done at the ollice, though if desired wfll call on them at their resulenceoAiiy where w<thin thirty miics'of Blackville. of onuntn around ments most favorahlv made, and copper fastened loo, w ith consumers of and other Southern productions give us advauuges'and faculties that OON QUK R COM F e/TITlOiiN , in all this section of the South. That this Is business strtcliv and not vain ing we will prove to the supreme satisfaction of every farmer who will give us the opportunity to offer the logicof dollaraand neiitslhat mmocau doubt or deny. * A trial is all that we ask, and we w ish It most distinctly understood that this Id* vilatlon Is not limited to the luini*dlnt« neighborhood of Barnwell, but that It, goes to and beyond the furthest confines of the county. ttKCOKULY-. Hand in hand with our guarantee of highest possible rates for all parchaaM of farm nroductions mov es the copartner remedy for hard timea, of the very cheap* est prices for any and albf lasses of goods that we carry, and they are everything in General Merchandise. It is the bottom foundation principle of political econ omy that the w isc sell in the highest and buy in the cheapest uiarkeU and that la our plsce. * Wifi HA.VE WHAT YOU WANT.! Out. stock* in every line are complete, too large and extensive to be caUlogiied in a newspaper advertisement and too |>eifect to be described In one color of printer’s ink. They can he understood only by examination and comparison sml that Is all w e ask, for after resulU will rest w itb us and we will be equal to every occasion. SPECIAL STUDIES- Particular attention has been paid in the selection of our stock to seeeral im portant lines of goods heretofore universally slighted by all merchanUouteUipof the principal cities. It is surprising that such should have been the esse so long, but a visit to our emporium will show new departures never before attempted in mercantile enterprise in all this country. s: . 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 sava money to home buyers on every purchase. Workers in wood and Iron will find all the licst Usds of their trades at our (siablishmeut. In building hardware wa carry everything. Gur pocket and table cutUry, scissors, Ac., are the beat to ba had and our razors are simply perfect. RANGES AND STOVES- We 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 llghtnera of the three times a day labors of life. They are supplied with full outfits of cook ing utensils, and upon tho voluntary testimony of happy and admirable house keepers w e knowingly recommend them. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Gentlemen’s Clothing and Furnishing Goods in great variety and of the best fabrics and the most fashionable modes. In.shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, gloves, hosiery, handkerchief* and underwear we defy competition from any bouthera source and laugh at imitation from anyw here. > L ADIES’ DRESS GOODS. Wo can please every taste and suit evyry style in Ladies’ Dress Goods, and we roost cordially invite the fair aex u> exercise woman’s rights and come and see for themselves. Our stock of notions, hosiery, laces, ribbons, soaps, fans, glove* and dress and toilet accessories generally is without s vacancy In Its co ete ncs*. We 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 eompletd satisfaction and sell themselves at sight. ‘ . ; Closing out at Cost. We need room and offer a large lot of pretty Spring and Summer Goods for la dies use at prime cost. These goods w ill go like hot cakes and first come fir*# served w iHiic the rule.. Don’t miss the chance. _» ' , , . • A, HOWARD PATTERSON, V AT’T’O IIN K Y- AT-L, A W. ^ BARNWELL C. 1I„ S. C. Will give prompt attention to all bus iness entrusted to his care. January 9th, 1890. GEN LINE J(OLJ3 GEM SEEP FOR SALE- They w ere selected w ith great c*r^by Mr. A. M. Rountree from the best, thor oughly ripe and perfectly shaped mel ons, grow n on my homcjdaoe last year. I warrant them sound and genuine. First selectlon r Yroin melons weigh ing thirty pounds and upwards, #1.00 per poumL/ . Secojwrselection, from melons weigh- ingxTnuu twenty to thirty pounds, 5tT nts per pound. Fir*t come, Jlnt served-.^Only 150 pounds for sale. Apply to - ’ M- W. PHILLIPS, " -Jihoa 4. w W'iilutou, S. C. * Miscellaneous. Plantation Groceries always in full supply, Bagging and Ties, Salt, S«ed Data and Rye tojarrive. Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, Crockery and Wooden Ware, well buckets,, chains and ropes, leather, j-otton sheets, the best tobacco and finest and most fragrant cigars, and in short everything for every body, local, to wear and to work with. * . * • ‘ Last Not Least family grocery department is constantly supplied with all tho high grad# *rd eafable* that make life worth liv ing. We. ke**p only the beat and purest ind tolerate no adulteration. Our list of delicacies embraces the cbolo- Our standard est brands of both home and foreign luxuries. Piedmont Wagon, In all size®, made of hard mountain wood and finished 4 with the toughest iron, is guaranteed to prove perfectly satisfactory. j We will keep a full sleek of first class Kentucky Mules and Horses adapted to the needs and pleasures of the country. In all that we have said we have kept in the narrow track of truth and Invlttnf again ail in need of Hope and Help to give us a chance to prove ourselvea tbelr best friends, vve close “Mils fall announcement with tbs pledge and oromiorlba# w e are ready to serve the public faithfully and well. NUKE BpOWfJ Barnwell & BRO F *4 - «r