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? r»T' ThB Barnwell People Highest afi io Letrenin^ Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report j RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION* -tn Advance, pet Annum fl.fiO On Timn ...,,$2.00 S=- THURSDAY. JUNE 23, 1892. A T»»c next regular coimnuntcatlun of Harmony Lodge No. 17 A.*. F.\ wlU be held at the Masonic Tem ple In Barnwell upon 9th day ot July; 1892, the same being the 2ml Saturday In said month, beginning at “High twelve.” By order of W. -. M- -. J. A. Jkskixs, Secretary. Tho old Islar house ftt Midway was v a v'n ww OT^T T-¥XT/3iT?0 burned Tuead^ nlfbt. Itwmooeopled DR. M. BELLINoEI\ by O. C. Murphy a id J. C. Kara and ' ^ thalr famtliea. Bara and wlfa were not at home and they lost ererythlng, even their children's clothing. The, neigh bors had to take Bara* children out of die upper wlodowa, — Klah are biting fine In the Edlato now and the river la in fine order for Ashing. C, Office Main Street. A. t P. Manville's » Drug Store. ftrst door East of tore and Tobin'a [juue2. WHY should all the good good SEW I NO MACHINE and the they can always buy ABSOLUTELY PURE u *The regular meeting of Barnwell Lodge No. 16, Knights of Hytlilos, will be held at their Hull on Friday night at 8 o’clock. A full attendant 1 , _ la requested. ~" By urder of Wm. McNAB, C. C. G. M. GRF.ENE, K. R. S. Thanks: To Col, J. J. Brown for a baftkat of blushing peaches, sun shine ripe and perfect in delicate tlavor. To Mr. W. R. Moore for the largest i>eet we hare had or seen In years, A grown from March sowing and weigh ing 3| pounds. j, • send us the Arst .water Who win melon? / The South Carolina Railroad sold on the 17th November. The little child of the late Mr. Govan 8. Simms died last Thursday of cholera '^JipnTHSser ver Rev. Jno. G. WlHlatna delivered the Alumni address at the recent com- Attentlon Slloam Democratic Clab. Rlease attend a meeting on Saturday, June 25th, at 4 o'clock p. m. Business will be of vital Importance is to be considered. Let every member lie present. L. G. Richardson, President. G. M. Holly, Secretary. Our Young Folks. Mr Emmet L. Farrell, of BlackvUlr, was graduated yesterday from Mt. St. Mary’s College, Maryland, standing fourth in a class of sixteen, from seven States. Tun Pxoplk acknowledges a handsome invitation to the commence ment, and congratulates the bright young honor winner. Greenville Female Collrye: At last week’s commencement Miss Sanna Boynton, of Fairfax, was the only full graduate. Miss Lottie Sanders, of Wil- liston, was graduated in the school of English, Mathematics, Physical Science and History; Miss Bertha Smith, of ■ WHliftlgB^iaftk-tke honorable rank of Sends us a strong letter for publica tion urging a full meeting of citizens in the Court House this evening in the interest of real reform and earnest econ omy. The County Treasurer’s report has however, the legal right of way and his argument will keepwell until next week. Fevcral other communica tions must also wall a week. * ~ Postponed. * Prof. J. 8. M. Carter’s excursion from the Carolina Midland to Savan nah, hand billed for Uie 15th Jnly, H postponed. I’rof. C. begun correspond ence with Capt. Keya the middle of March but dm not complete a contract and Capt. Keys agreed to run an excur sion for another party ou the 18th July. On account of the busy season Capt. Keys does not care to run another ex cursion until the latter part of August Beats the Brown Guards. From the Morristown. Tenn., corres- pondence of the Chattanooga Timoa, we take this pleasant mention of a blight Barnwell boy In Tenneesoe In a competitive drill that began with Afty boys in line and ended with the Palmet to floating alone: Cadet y. Warren Richardson won the gold medal In the competitive drill In the Danville Military Institutetbe other day. Mr. Richardson i* a son of II. W. Rlchardaon, one of the largest lumber dealers In East'Tenuvaace. lila friends rejoice with him * The Mr Fall ( aseT 7 C. A. Douglas*, Esq. of the Columbia Bar, who haa been employed to assist G. W. M. Williams. Ksq. will appD this week la one of the Justices of tw Su preme Comrt of the United Mates for a writ of error to have the questions of law Involved in the appeal dismissed by the State Supreme Court and the va lidity of Its rides In so far as they de- ved the accused of thu right to have his ap|ieal heard on Us merits, revised by the Supreme Court of the United States. In the meafitline Mr McFalPs attorneys have advised him to surrender at once t-i ihe rmiiteutlary aiilhorhiee. If the writ U granted they will apply for hall and if refused he must serve the seven years sentence unless the Governor is merciful. tneAecment of Furman Univendty. Found near the residence of Rev. Df. Lide last week a gold collar button. The owner can obtain same by applica tion at this office. Many eloquent speeches have been made in the Court House at Barnwell, Imt Dr. J. Win. Flinn’s address, last Friday evening, was equal to the beat that has ever echoed within its Walla. E .The capital ttoidt of the Barnwell Manufacturing Company has been In creased to $20,000. The officers are: Mike Brown, President; J» 'Y, Wood ward, General Manager; II. K. Walker, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. J. K. Hair, of Blackville town ship, Is a record breaking farmer. From h three acre patch he had ninety-nine bushels of good, clean rye threshed out. s It brings two dollars a bushel cash e conclude there Is money In farming. Sunday afternoon Aleck Ford struck Jimmie Uaouwith a Hamburg brick, fracturing tba skull. Drs. Todd and Kirkland ln*phlued the wound Monday morning. They think there la a chance for Gantt*! recovery. Ford hi In jail to wait results. Both colomT Mr. W. H. Winder, of Ru*emary, Is, up to last accounts, the oat king of the county. He hail the oat* grown from a piece of Itottom land, judged to contain au eighth of an acre, thr«*«hed out and the yield was sixteen bnshcla, ur at the rate of 128 bushels to the acre. At the ('ommeneemctit of Wofford College last week the trustee* adored the Bamberg so bool, naming It the “Csrllale Krftlng H, hordof Wofford Col- Dgv at Bamberg.’* and elected Prof. II. ii. hheitdah heed *ai**ter and J. J. Ri ley associate Instructor. They ho|ie to open the school In October. Bqib boyp and girls Will be admitted. The young farmers of the New South arc coming to the front. A Henneit •spring* ooetwpoti«fcint writes that Mr. W. II Peyton has the best ootton in the township.*twenty sere Held from knee to half waist high, a week ago, flecked with ble**oms andgruwlngtvtcoty-four hours every day. W# have a speedy and positive cure for catarrh, diptlieria, canker mouth and headache la .vhilnh’s ( starrh Rem edy. A na**l injector free with each boille. Use it if you desire health and sweot breath. PriceiOc. Sold hr J. A. Tobin, Barnwell; t*. W. tVfeJI,lllack- ville; Dr. J. M. Sinilh, WIllLtun. Hart’s Battenr k ill celebrate the 31st annlversity of the first baitle of Manas sas by a reunion of the Battery at Sally. In Aiken county, on the 21st of July, when It Is ex|>ecle«l the address will be delivered by the first Captain of the command, I.lfutensnt General Stephen I>. I.ce, m*Wf President of the Agricult ural CoUcga Miasias|p(»i. Rotindtrlp tickets to the Military En- campmontst Bsnifiell will be on sale frotu Juno 26th to July 2d, lluiUcd to July 3«l, a* follows: Wagcuer’s and Selvern, for Visitor* $l.Uuc.tih; Salleys, .Military, uOc, Visi tors 7.*ic; SpriuglleM, Visiiors, 73c; lllockxllle. Military 3ac, Visitor*, 50c; AlleiuUle. Military, 44X*, VUitor*, Oth:; Seigliog, iHUc. At the annual meeting of the stock holder* of the Carolina Midland Rail road held at Blackville on the 15th in stant the fotHiwing directors were elect ed for*tbe following year: George A. Wagener, A. S. J. Pfrry, H. Bremer, Mike Brown and D. H. Sally. The di rectors re-elected George A. Wage tier. President; Mike Brown, Vico Presi- ilciitand 'lYcasurcr; J. (!. Key*, Super intendent; II. K. Walker, Secretary. At a meeting of the Rosemary Demo cratic club I Add on 18th inoL it waa fe- solved by the RoMemary Democratic cl lib that, they endorse the resolution* of the Elko club in regard to candidate* publicly evpreicdng them*elve* wheth er in favor of the present administra tion and will Support the same in the primaries. Resolveil 2 f That we ask Thk Barn- wki.l PtorLK to publish this resolu tions. J. A. Woodward, President. B. C. Sprawls, Secretary. The commencement exercise* of the Williston Graded and High School will be held June 2tUU—29th. Sunday June 26th, 11 a. m., sermon by Rev. \V. C. McCall, of Orangeburg. Monday June 27th f -atiuual meeting of board of trustees. Tuesday J tine 28th, IT a. m., exercises by pupiUot 1st, 2d and 3d grades"; 8.,'10 j*. in^celebration literary societies; ad dress before secietiea by Capt. Geo. 11. Bates, of Harnwell. Wednesday June 27th, 9 a. m., con tests for the Dernorest and school go’d medals; 11 a. m., annual address; 8.30 p. to., dramatic exercises. ■' x - You are cordially invited to be pres-* ent. ¥. N. K, Bailky, Principal. Editor People: ' Rev. F. J. Sanders, one of our most popular and successful preachers, after serving churches as pastor for twenty- live ywars in Barn well anil Aiken coun ties i* now' forced by a protracted throat afflibtion and voice trouble to retire and give up his churches, to the sorrow and regret of his large congregations. It is, htAvever, Imped by friends and tlie opinion of physicians that with due Test and scientific treatment that he may yet J be restored to health and a^STiT return __ to his . w ork of preaching as in former I ry’oufany obiYgalion mad* bv ihei'r flnu. years. \ . A Wr*t «x Truax, Wholesale Drug- gists, Toledo,!). Waldivg, Kixnax a MaBMX, Wholesale Druggist. Toledo, TOs' ■ - 1!ail’s Catarrh Cura la cakes lator- Pemoual. Capt W. II. Wrobm haa gone to Greenville on a summer visit, Georga M. Trenbolni, K«q., of Char- le*u*n. w a* in t »w n on Friday. , lioa. C, J. C. Hutson, of IIam|»ton, was hi t«*wn'Thursday, on biialness for the Smith Bound Kailmad, for w hich he is rounsvl in this fctate. H. <i. May Hi-Id, Esn., wa« up from Denmark on Tuesday. He reports givid rains and grow iug crops. Col 1. W . Youman* wa* In tow n on Tuesday. He spinur* t<» he taking the State caiupatgu coolly and phtlosophi- cally. Mr. II. 11. Cnvw dron|ivd in to see u* on Tuesday. He is a farmer w ho make* all hi* supplies except flour, «all ami coffee, ami I* eon*uqu«iutly pm*i»eroua. lie lias sold 40il galhm* of home mud cane syrup »inca harvest and ha* plvnty more at home. He is feeding fifty hog* for the fail and grow tug corn for him self and to spare. Capt. J. 1>. Hunter, on Tuesday, told u* that crop* in Fish Pond and Bam berg tow nship* were needing min. Mr. M. O. Wall reported Dunbarton as prosiN-rouN and peaceful as is usual w ith It* good people. Mr J. X. Wood, of Guyton, Ga. was in town yesterday, , Eugene Buckingham is here and Encampment week will be a success. •nnyiram Phyidriri Science and History. The Greenville News says: MK« San aa Boynton read au original e>say, en titled “8pari Momenta, the Golu Du^t of Tin e.” She very clearly shovrej to what advantage spare momenta cou d I • put. comparing them to a watchmaker’s gold dust. At theCopmencement of the Patrick Military Institute, Anderson, orattoos were delivered by Cadet W. F. Brun son, of Allendale^ subject,‘‘The part of Physical Science iiTHhe Progress of Modern Civilization,” and Cadet N.G. Morrall, of Allendale, subject, “Pow'er of Tbougbt,” both graduating with dis tinction. ' BUrkvIHc News. The commencement exercise* of-Hie Blackville Graded 'School took place at the Park Hall on Thursday evening last. It was beautifully rendered ana the pupila certainly deserve credit for their training, especially in the broom drill. The hall was profusely derormtad with flowvrs artistically arranged on and around the stage, which presented adecidedlv striking appearance in Itself. The music was superb, rendered by Misses Cora and Kosina Brown, Prof. Kennedy, of Denmark, the expert vio linist, and Prof. Klein, of Augusta, with the clarionet. The exercise* were opened by a prayer hy Rev. W. D. McMillan. Addressol Welcome, by Green Mathis, The Hromi Drill, twelve girls. The cnrtsln w as raised disci •eing to the as- t uDhedgazeof some three hundred poo- f ile pre«cnt a row of pretty girls drv-sed n pink b<Nllce« and w hite skirts, which certainly presented a pretty spectacle Their exit from the stage was followed hy loud and prolonged applause, ami thev certainly deserved the praise which they received. Tl»e Spirit ot Liquor—Recitation— Fore*! Gy lee. The Ho is* rhai'Js 'k hnllt—fMalngnc —Jake Doder hoff and Bello Rush. Address hy Kov, I>. W. Key, of Wtl- Hston. whirh was Intensely interesting, referring to the most popular Southern authors. The Morning Call—Dialogue—Irene Dychea, Annie l>odenlioff. Maud and tha < Ticket—Recitation— Debtors and Creditors.. All persona having claims against the late firm of J, N. Wood A Bro. at Lees, S. C., and against estate of W. L. Wood, deceased, will please present the same to the undersigned properly attested and all persons indebted to said firm or *»id estate will make payment to me. J. N. WOOD, Survivor and Execntoirof W.L. Wood, deceased. (3w) Guyton, Ga. THE STATE OFSOUTHCAHOLiNA BARNWELL COUNTY. • INvTHK COURT OF PROBATK. By Jas. O Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas T. O. Lawton applies for Letters of Administration on the es- 4oSo-of John Ci Wlllinghamv-deewaveff/ ^ Gyli i El Williston News. Mr. J P. Matthew*, whose been wandering fo mind has >t several weeks, timk ten grains of morphine Sunday night. Medical assistance was called, but all efforts faned and he died at 5.30 Mon day morning. He wa« a member of the qrder of Knight* of Pythias and In sured for $3 000. His remains were taken in charge by the K. of 1*. and laid to rest in the cemetery Monday eve ning. He waft a man of kindly, gener ous and manly qualities and all our community sincerely sympathize with his family, relatives aud friends in their sorrow. Misses Bertha Smith and Lottie San ders arrived Friday evening from Greenville Female College. Prof. G. B. Toole, Principal of the Parksvflle Graded School, is at home to spend hi^vacation. X x r , Miss Minnie Dicks, assistant teacher in Palmetto Collegiate Institute at Lex? Ington, is at home for vacation rest. Honor Roll, Graded and High School, for week ending June 7th: Bessie Green, Daisy Rountree, Julian P, Mc Creary, A,'L. McMichael, Kbbie Mims, Mattie Dicks, Ellen Harley,„ Walter Green, Clarence Owens, C. H. Smith, A. L. Toole, Carrie Green, Carrie Mer ritt, Allie Toole, Delphine Thompson, Hattie Newsom, Carrie Nixon, Marie Kennedy, Rlvie Thompson, V. S. Owens, Stella Mims, Clara Hair. ' Our town will soon be on a building boom. Hear of several houses to go up at an early day, 1 ‘ - Hal. ‘ ”HOW 8~THIS! We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward lor any ease of Catarrh that can not be cured by Ilall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHEN E Y A CO., Props., Toledq.0 * W^thc undersigned, have known F. j. Ch'itiey for the last 15 years.and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions aud financial! v able to car- X Sad Death. e Mr. G. D. V r am, ot Syeamore town ship, died on Friday at Xaw berry, of typhoid fever, lit was a piomMog yonog, had ytor al Ntwhorry •tfa naBy, acting directly np» o - ; and mucous aurlaoto of Um syi The Eight Graduate*—Dlaloguo— Lola Dodenhoff, Annie Dodenhoff. May Belle Oakiuau. Nettie Shelton, Irene Dyches, Sallie Rush, May Sanders, Mat- tie Dreheaand Pearl Johnston. Fairy of the Nineteenth Centory. Tlu Birds Pic Nk>-Speech-EsUUa Gyle*. Don’t wish you were a dog—Dla- logue, very o«»mlc—Mattie Dvehe*, Lot tie Johnston, Lizzie I .an caster and Jack Mathis. The Guardian Angel—Reelution— l>or* Eye. Dialogue—Charlie McMillan, Forest Gvie*. Valedictory—May Sanders. A gold medal was offered hr Prof. Wyer foe the beet scholar, wTdch wa* taken by Nettie Shelton, her deport ment being decidedly good, only one demerit during the whole term. Prof. W. P. Wyer the principal, will leave for hU homo iu Warrenton, Y'a., in i few days. MDoe* Marie and Katie Farrell daughters of Mr. P. W. Farrell, who hate been attumling school at Mt. St. Marys College, Kminettsburg, Md., re turned home on Sunday. Miss Annie Nevils is in St. Matthews visiting Rev. and Mrs. D. II. Crosland: Mr. L. K. Krein, who hss been with the Carolina Midland Railroad shop* here, returned to his home in. Augusta Ga., Thursday. Miss Daisy Hair Is ou a visit to friends in Lceavitlo, S. C. Mr. Tracy Willi* is home on a short visit from Patrick's Military Institute Anderson, S. 0. Mr. Jus. Copes, of Orangeburg, spent Sunday In town. Messrs. Charley Groves and Sim Mo lony have returned home from St. .Ma ry’s College, Belmont, X. C. Mr. Eugene Walter, of Barnwell spent Monday in t he city on business ( ?) Miss Augusta Pils, of Charleston, is in town the guest of Mrs Theo. Eye. Mr. J. H. Borger, who left Blackville some time ago for Germany, arrived on his native soil on June 1st Mr. Bor ger will spend two months with his father and tpothcr In Germany. The windstorm on Monday was se vere at times, breaking oflf some oi' Biackville's pretty shade trees and do iug damage in other ways. Qui Vive. A New Baptist Cknrcfc* ' A three days meeting was held at Hammond, June 10-121892, fot the pur pose of organizing a Baptist church. Rev. W. G. Britton is preaching here one Sunday in each mouth under ap pointment of the State Mission Board and he is doing a good work. On Friday June 10th the opening tier mon was preached by Rev. D. W. Key It w as a strong and eloquent present* tion of the Christian's high calling. Then followed a scholarly paper by Ray. C. P. Ervin on A New Testament church. A church was organized with twanty eight members, dismissed for the pur pose by the Friendship and Reedy Branch churches. Au address was made to the new church after the covenant had been read and subscribed to, owtbe re*non fibllities ofehureb membership, trv Rev B. W. Lide. Dinner was served on the groflnd and everybody seemed to have a good time. On Saturday the new church elected two of Its number to the office of dea con*, after hearing a sermon by Rev. R. W. Lide on Um work ami qualidea tion# of daacou*. Rev. D. W. Key, with his tui**k>oary map of the world, gave an illustrated lecture on tha work of mUsioaa hy tha Beptiataof tha 8»uti> Tha pantarof the wew ah a rah, Rmr. Privileges fr Sale. Sealed bids will be received tip, to June 20th for the purchase of exclusive privileges of selling refreshments on the eneampmehl grounds of the First Regiment at Barnwell, during Military week-beginning June 26th and con tinuing until July 2X. No bid will be considered unless accVn pan led by half the offered amount TR^raoney. For further luformaHpn applet” LEVY, tf 0*“ CaptTTWfwn Guards. marlO Musical InsIrUipeql: They mar need or want ? I have TElTof the BEST MA KE& of 8KWI1 CHINKS to select from, and any kind of Musical I nstrume I sell them arf cheap aud ou as uaiiy terms as any one markets not excepted. S. M. KEY, Beaufort, S, G you want a . » FINE WATCH OR CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE, These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred find creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before meat a Court of Pro bate for thq said county, to be holden at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the 2d day of July, 1892, at 11 o’clock a. in., to show' cause, if any, why ^he said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 17th day|of June A. D. 1892, and In the 116th year of Ameri can Independence. .1 AS. O. PATTERSON, june23-2w Probate Judge. THtTflTE OF SOUTH UMUL BARXWKLI. COb'^BY. IX THK COURT OF FRoSuTB. By James O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County.. Whereas Lena Fanning applies for .otters of Administration on the estate of G. 8. Fanning, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Pro bate for the said county, to be Holden at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the 2d day of July, 1892, at 11 o'clock a. m to show cama, If any, why the as hi administration should not be grant* d Given under my hand and the seal ot the Court this 17th day of June, A. D. 1892, and In the UGth year ol American Independence. JAMES O. PATTERSON, Probate J udge. juncU-iw • * Nitici H Oebttn ni Crdttm. All persons having elalms against the state«ff Thaddeua Duncan, deceased, are requested to present them duly at tested, and all persona Indebted to the <atd e«tate are required to make pay ment to the undersigned K. D. RICE. Executor, junelfl ].•**. S. C. FINEST QUALITY TABLE LKRY, GUT CAST0RIA for Infants and Children* OB SPECTACLES, Sand j our orders to or coir at Jas. Allan & Co 286 KINO STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. ~ Its® vm-mi r NOTICE. According to the requirements of the law of the State of South Carolina rrg- ulaitng Spaclal School District aaeas menu we, the Board of the helgling School District No. 32, call all persons interested In Maid School District to meet at the Helgling School House on M'today, the 27tli of June, 1893, at 10 ••'clock a m. for the purpose of assess mg a 3 mlllsextra ai'hool tax for Kelg ling Free Ni hool District, this the 9th of June, 1892. Wu. A. All, 8r. Clark. O. W. Hambbu, 11. E DicKixaox, Board School Trustee#. jti nel «t-3w Silsom It Ibmt DittUuU. } Statr or South Cskolixa, Bakxwbll ( ouxty. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. G. W. Easterling, Plaintiff, against ■ George Connelly, Cleveland Connelly, Laviuia Connelly, Maiy Cave, Minnie Cave, Aleck Harden, Theodore B llardrn, Minnie W. Harden, Julian K. Ilanlcn, William Couuelly, De- feudal) U. SUMHOXS FOR RBLIKF. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint la this action, of which a copy Is herewith served upon you, aud to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office* in Barn well, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this no tion will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in the complaint. Dated at Barnwell, S. C., May 37th, A. 1). 1893. [ls] W. Gilmork Simms, C. C. P. ’ B. T. RICE, PATTEjtwN A HOLMAN, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. To the Defendants Mhmie Cave and Mary Cave: 'l ake notice-that the complaint In this action (together with the Summons, of which the foregoingis a copy). was filed in the oflice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Barnwell County, in the State of South Carolina, on the 8th day of June, 1892. B. T. RICE, PATTERSON A HOLMAN, Plaintiff's Attorneys, junelfl -* Barnwell. 8. C. SUMMONS TO 1BSENTRES, State of South Carolina A In the Probate Barnwell Count}/. J Court. In Re, Nuncupative Will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Davit. To Whitfield Cave, Wbitfleld Care, the I onnger, Eliza Rountree, Mary Lee, lournlng Moore, Zlipbia Owens, La- Fayette; Cave, Benjamin Care, ZH- phia B. Bennett. Rosie Wilson, Mou- sie Ready, Martha Ilaae), W. T. Cave. You will please take notice that a Nuncupative Will of the late Mrs. Ellz a belli Davis haa been presented at this Court for Probate. You are hereby no tified as next of kindred of the said pro- tended testatrix that you be and appear before this Court of Probate for said county at Barnwell C. II n 8. C., on the first day of July A. D. 1892 to context the asms II you please to «lu ao. J. O. PATTERSON, J. F. B. C. To WbltioM Cava a*4 ■—frmtt Cava You will please take Petlflan ana thMMMaa Im be Mm Probate C*mn fee BtfOTvIliRMa aM Rflati t* ! Prkw 1 Druggist Ti w.u tree. W **]•• mikla le a fall 4ay af F« j.a A. U ! rseomraend Itee upsrtor to mnj pnmrifMum known to me " II A. Aocwto, M. D., HI Bo. Oxford 84., Brooklyn, X. T. -a _ "The use of 'Castorie* Is eeonloereel sad Ms BMwits so well known that it see—> work of eupersrof—eo to emkeeeH. Fsw arsthe Intelnirent feraiHee who do wot hoop Ohslort* AWT, ff xavTs HOPE AND HELP ' FOB THE PEOPLE. Mike Mown Barnwell. Ilavo an abundance wf both in ike ooautjr, lacking. Hope and Help for shall be a^jdy i DOM all who apply FIRSTLY From now oa we will pay the vary tip top, gilt ml THfi ONLY PERFECT SgjfiHQ {JECtWl B*i FAMILY USE. Beuu lor eirvoiar wad price net to WHEELER A WILSOM MF’G. CO. Atlanta, Ga. Dr. J. 11. E. MILHOUS, iSSD Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. Will have regular apfioinlBienu ao fellows: At Barnwell. C. II- from 1st. Monday (or sales-day) iu each month to Wed nesday evening. Rooms at Molalr House. Oflice two doors South of hotel, on Went or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, B. A. A N. K. K., from 3d Monday in each month to Wednes day evening. Office at Price’s Hotel. Will be at hi* home oflio* at Blackville every Friday and Saturday from 1st of February to 30th September inclusive, and every Thursday, Friday and Satur day, from 1st October to 31st January Inclitsiv*. Will make appointments with patients to meet them at either of hit office* at any time. Patients will find It more comfortable to have their work done at the office, though If desired will call on them at their residences anywhere within thirty miles of Blackville. fiolwrtlflfl Amarioflf menu dag cotton's snowy sta mf sta Bklhbiif fWiiaf the >f country prudi the wor and copper on# give us advantage* CONQUKR COMP-ttiTITlOitf la all this eecUua of the South. That thU Is ImisImm sutcUv and not vala boaa* tag we will prove to the supreme eatisfaetluo of every farmer who will glee as e opportunity to offer the logic of dollars end cents that Beet mm* doubter d—y. A trial la all that we ask, aud wa wish It laost dDUiwtly understood that into le mon Is not limited to the Immediate neighborhood ef Barnwell, hat that It goes toand beyond rhe furthest road nee ef ike county, HEOOlSriDLY- Hand la hand with our guarantee ot highest possible rates for all purchase* ot farm production* moves the copartner remedy for bard times, ef the Very cbeep- rnt price* for any and all classes of goods that we carry, and they are everything ia General Merchandise. It is the bottom foundation principle of polltieal seen- omy that the wise sell la the highest aud buy iu the cheapest markets sad that la our nlsee. W t£ H A.VE WHAT YOU WANT.! Our stocks la every line are complete, too large and axtaaalve to be eafalegaed In a newspaper advertisement and too peifaet to be described In oae ooler ef printer's Ink. They can ha understood only by examination and comparlaow and that is all we ask, for after result* will rest with as and wa will be equal ta every occasion. SPECIAL STUDIES Particular attention haa been paid In the selection of our stock to several Ua- portant line* of goods heretofore universally alighted hr all merchant* outside of the principal cities. It la snrprislng that such should have been the earn *o long, but a visit to our emporium will ahow new departures never before attempted fa mercantile enterprise in all this country. • IDW4T, rsseerinci iky a notimghwB free <rf < lerfj* wortd. mm aboold bs 1—1 SU0 sts reef.Tsxaa*, Our stock of Hardware is as complete and well assorted aa any that can ha found in Augusta, Charleston, Savannah or Columbia, and our prieaa will sava money to home buyers on every purchase. Workers In wood and iron will a«M| all the best tools of their trades at our establishment. In building hardware we carry everything. Our oocket and table cutlery, scissors, Ac., are the best to bo had aud our razor* are fiinply perfect. RANGES AND STOVES. We handle a beautiful line of Range* and Cooking Stove* and Invite the espe cial attention of husbands aud wives to these savior* of health and Bghtaera of the three times a day labors of life. They are supplied with full outfits of cook ing utCQAils, and upon the voluntary tebtimony .of happy and admirable house keepers we knowingly recommend them. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Gentlemen's Clothing and Furnishing Goods In great variety and of the heel fabrics and the most fashionable mode*. In shirt*, collars, cuffs, ties, gloves hosiery, handkerchief* and underwear we defy competition from any Southern aouroe and laugh at imitation from anywhere. LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. We can please every Mate and suit every style In l^adies’ Dress Good*, and wu most cordially invite the-fslf sex to exercise woman's rights and come and sea for themselves. Our stock of notions, hosiery, laces, ribbon*, aoape, fan*, glovea and dress and toilet accessories generally is without a vacancy in its co etc ness. We have a full stock of Trunk# ranging from Saratoga sizes downward. SPOEB AND SLIPPERS. Ws have »P immense stock of the best makes and styles. The famons Bay State shoes made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and sell themselves at sight. Closing out at Cost. -vl '*1 ”■ t«??L - We need room and offer a Urge lot of pretty Spring and Summer Goods for la* dies use at prime cost. These goods will go like hot cakes and first oome fir«t served will be the rule. Dou't- nils* the chance. Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisor will be open on the first Mondays in May and June and oa the first day of July for the registration of voters who have at- tkined their majority since the lasteleo- tion, and for the transaction of other business. HAYNE F. RICE, Supervisor Registration B. C. apAs-td Miscellaneous. Plantation Groceries always In full supply, Bagging and Tie*, Salt, Seed Oat* and Rye tAfarrivb, Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, Crockery and Wooden Ware, troll buckets, chains and ropes, leather, cotton sheets, the best tobacco and finest and most fragrant cigars, and iu abort every thing for every body, to oat, to wear to work with. A*'->3 m SO Last Not Least. FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney-at-Law, BAMBERG, S.t. Oflice over 11. C. Folk A Co.'s store, mar 30-t Our family grteflry department la constantly supplied with a!! the high grad* standard eatables that make life worth Hying. We keep only the heat and parest articles, and tolerate no adulteration. Our Hit of deliracica embraces the “ eat brands of both home and foreign luxuries. The Piedmont Wagon, iu all size-, made of hard raonntain wood and fin with the toughest iron, is guaranteed to prove perfectly satisfactory. We will keep a full stock of first class Kentucky Males and Ilorhef the needs and pleasures of the country. In all that we have said we havo kept In the narrow again all in need of Hope and Help to give uas chance beet friend*, we close this fall aonoanretnent wHh the we are ready to serve the public fakhfaMy and well. MIKE BflOWN & shorthand:'.;.-.: ' f marking, can be •■•oeoaefully taught hy maM, thua savtog mock expense. Any pore—, mole erjMMrta, d—lriog ia ->• \^ntcu\ar» % ra fer lBAf«BE J