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T he Barnwell People Highest of *H In Leavening Power.—Latest Ui S. Gov’t Report » RATES OF StJBSCRIPTlOK. Ih Advance, p«r Annum,. 41.ro OS time *... $2.00 THURSDAY. XOVSMBIiRai. \m. A 1'he next rcKu!ar communication of Harmony LodKe No. 17A.^ F.*. M.-. will be held at tbe new Miiaor.lcTem ple In Barnwell upon 12th day ot Not. 1^22, the Mama being the 2nd Saturday In said month, beginning at “High twelve.” By order of WV. M.*. J. A. JanKias, Secretary. Powder BALDWIN, & GARVIN, BLACKVILLE ANSWER^THIS QUEST WT1\Y should all the good »KWINO MACH they can always buy !* who are guilty of [NTS dud the sweet tones of " ■iris' iiJbUi ©EWiisra mm ABSOU/TELY PURE id The Tegular me Bamwel Lodge No. 16, Knights ofPythla? u Fi meeting of . Knights of will be held at their Hall on Friday night at 8o’clock. A full attendanc, _ is requested. 1 By order of > Wm. McNAB, C. C. 0. M. GREFNE, R. 8. T Gents coats, vests, cloaks and. pants nicely cleaned dyed and pressed. Fa ded and moulded clothing renewed with the greatest dispatch, by '|'he Honntag Dye Works Denmark, So. Ca. (tf) % ■■ New Adrertlfriuents, Jos. M. Hkinner—Notice. W’na. McNab—Notice to debtors rnd creditors, estate of W. H. Bradley. Wm. Harper—8ale of Personal prop erty. 8. A. Hair—Administrator’* Sale. * J. O. Patterson—Citation, Estate of lira. Lavinis Porter. Baldwin A Garvin—Hardware, Stovef, Ac. Mr. Bellinger acted as S«dicltor sev eral days last week w ith marked ability. Beautiful Braas Fire Sets aultable /or presents at Baldwin A Garvin’s. . Mr. Solomon Brown,of Blackvllle,has bought out Mike Brown A Bro’s Barn well Store and will continue the busi ness for bis own account. Remember C. E. Gyles A. Co , don’t offer goods less than cost but guarantee to sell good goods, and as low as they can be sold. The Baptist Church at Johnston hss called Rev. Lewi* U Shudk, D. D. for marly of Barnwell, but now living In Mlsaocrt. Baldwin A Garvin are offering a beautiful line of Rochester parlor. Hall ruUlibrary U"PV Rev J. \V. Blanton, and family, <f Prosperity, Newberry IVuniv, came down last week U> spend three weeks with friends and relatives In this coun- ty. (to to C K. Gyles A Go . If yon are In search of Ladies nice. Dresa Goods, Jeans, He**, Drugs. Hosiery, Ac., at prices to suit hard times. Rev. K. P. Hutson, formerly of thl town, bas severed tils connection with the PreshvlerUn Church and will *| ply for admission Into the MetbodUt Conference, now In session In Charlos- ton t A large stock of White Sewing Ma chine* t* be closed out cheap Jur cash by Baldwin A Garvin. Mr. N. W. Prsos kdied at Elko on the 17th Inst., agod about 49 years, of rongrsilou ot lha liver, lie w»« a go.«d man and useful citisen and bad many frtenda and no •tiauiles. Read Thia—C. K. Gy lea A Co., have a fine lot of Geuta Clothing w hich they, are offering low down In price. * - The Hemweit Bar met Tneaday af ternoon, Ms jnr Ixlar iu the chair, atpl adopted rcsitiutloiiB rt'gmrdlug the end ing of Col. Murphy'a term of the Solici tor's office, and ordered their publlca? lion. Baldwin A Garvin have received for the winter trade a car load of Coo king and Heating Stovee, the largest ship ment ever brought to this county, and the ch apc*t In the State. A comet Is said by the astronomers to be approaching the earth from directly overnead I her -ay It will be In this iielgbb'nhood about Sunday, a* bright »• the full moon. It w ill give us a close call If they are correct. C> E. Gyles A Co., have a 1 trge quan tity of Rust Proof Oats at el* per •busbel, also a largg lot of Flour upon whlrli we are offering cxc-rjljingly low C. E. Gyles A Co ,of Blackvllle, have a large stock of General Merchandise which will be sold low for cash during the next forty days. Call and be con vinced. Mrs. EIlk Bates, wife of Mr. Wm Bates, of SHverton, and daughter of Mrs. C. A. Bush, of Ellenton, died pu the 15th Inst. She was buried on tile 16th lust., just a year from her mar riage. On Accqunt of the great and grow ing increase in their business Baldwin A Garvin have engaged a first class tinner to assist Mr. Garvin. He will begin work 011 or before New Year. Bhilou’s Catarrh RemkPt, a mar velous cure for CAtarrli^Dlptberm^Can- ker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal In jector for the more successfuflreatment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 60c. Sold by J. A. Tobin, Barnwell; P. \V, Farrell, Blackville.; Dr. J. M. Smith. WHIlston. — WHIIston News. ■w Mr. E. Stringfellow has accepted a place with Alexander Bros, of Green ville and w ill leave in a few days for the Mountain City. Cards are out for the marriage of Mis* Emma Weathersbee and Mr. T. 0* Al exander, of Greenville, on Thursday evening. v Married on Sunday evening at the rtside.ice of Rev. J. S. Mathews Mr. Berry Lott to Miss Ella All.. Rev. Daniel iluck* left on Monday evening for conferwicc. Bishop Key will preach at Roremary on the 1st Sunday iu December. There la the least cotton In the field* we ever saw at this season. The crop is all gathered and sold, very few bale# are left for high prices.. Our efficient railroad agent will fol low the example of the agent at Elko The General Sessions. The second week juries were dis charged Tuesday afternoon, all priso ners in jail having been tried or plead ed guilty. The following cases have been disposed of since our last week’s report: 1 J. A. Mlt/Ts, convicted of adultery, appealed to Supremo Cotsrt Wm. Kates, convicted of Using mule without consent of ow ner. William Foreman, convicted of manl- slaughtcr with recommendation to mer- 05’. C Thos. Wilson, convicted of man slaughter, 'Grant Bush, found guilty of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. —^— T. W. Exzard, found guilty of breach of trust with fraudulent intent and grand larceny. Appeal to Supreme Court. Wm. Eugene Johnson, convicted of larceny from field, with recommenda tion to mercy. Frank Copeland, convicted o f assault. Ax^uittals were secured in the fo.- lowhiig ea*e*: L. D. Young, disposing of property under lien. Annie Hays, murder. W. 8. Mlley, murder. Frank Davi*, murder. There are numerous indictments gainst defendants out on bail—all con tinued to next court. SKNTEXCKS. Sentences'w ere passed yesterday as follows: " Frank Copelnn I, seven months in the (*nit«>r.tiary or f’OOfine. Henry Moore, eighteen months in penitentiary. , .Wm. Eugene Johnson, twentv dollars fine or two month* In penitentiary — Three month*in pauiteutlary in another conviction. Frank German, tlx months in peni tentiary. it • ... Moro«Money - ,/V^is the “ Cry of the Country... We have none to letij or give away, but we can save buyers In the 11 nes that we ctr* ry enough to make a little go a long way; -And aby kind of Musical IqslrUipeqt m They may ntsed of want? I have TEX^of the BEST MAKES of CHINJ>ii to select from, and any kind of Musical Inxinniont they I aHI them as cheap and on a* cn*y terms a* any 0110 w ould waul markets not excepted. S. M. KEY, Beaufort, marlO 12 *f : ■' cake f pariR^^ for. Min\s. .ooe 1 »iay. News scarce and not to be bad at any price. • * Hal. Barnwell Graded School. R<dl of Honor for 2d month, ending Nov. 15t!i, la'-'2 N<w 1. M is* Emmla R. Motalr, of 8th Gr>-d«. No. i. Mlsa Mary A. Jenklna, of 8th Grad*. ■1m BonnU Aldrich, of Mh Xori. Grade. No. 1. 1 Gra*le. No. J. Gra le.| No. 1. G rad*. No. J. Grade. No. t. Grade. No. 1. Grad*. No. J. Grade. No. 1. Grade. * No J. Gradi J No J G r *d«*. No. 1. No. *1 Grade. No. 3. Grade. No. J . 3d Grade. No. 6. Ma < J rada. ■* Misa Clario McIx*n»orr,of Mlsa EtUe Manville, of Miaa Mattla Aldrich, of Mlsa Maud Harrison, of Ml 7th 7th Gih 6th NJOl roduce. V- Some of the colored people who went from Baruwell^to Arkan*a*a few year* .ago are writing back do'lefuDletters to their kindred and friend*. On awowni of the spring overflow they planted cot ton late and the fiosts caught it before maturity. They say the crop is a tot <1 failure and they are In great trouble. They sign for the flesh pots of South Carolina. , 8hoes—Shoe*, C. E. Gyle* A Co., have a fine lot,and can suit the most fastidi ous lady or gentleman, also arent for the famous W. L. Douglas* shoes for Men, Ladies ami ChilUre >. ‘ In China a native risks getting mar ried on an income of ten cei ts a week. That's nothing. In AnisrliA, a man risk* getting married without a cent’* worth of income to hi* name. Hi* w ife doe* the washing In China the hus band doe* the washing. In America thewifedoes. That’s another difference. Safes, Bed Springs and Mattresse*. you w’aut a bargain call on them. If 1. Marriages. At the residence of the bride's mother on the l()tl» instant by key. T. M. Gal- phln, Mr. Edgar MCritt, of* Augusta, and MUs Jo-epliine Thompson, of Wil- liston. ’ \ At the residence of the bride’s broth er on the 16th inxt. by Rev. J. W. El kins, Mr. G. F, Duke*, of Georges, and Miss Sal lie O. Phillips, of Elko. Cards are out' for the marriage at Beaufort today of Mr. Fred Allison and Mis* Rebecca, daughter of the late Ma jor D. H. Rice. ;> If In doubt about Christmas and New Year glfta go to Baldwin A Garvin’s, where you will find uscfpl and orna mental article* that will keep you in plea*ant remembrance oY your friends fong after the holidays are gone, . Third Fire. The fire fiend ha* paid Barnwell an other costly visit. The Immense wood en building of the Barnwell Oil and Fertilizer Company, which w'as used as Oil and Press Room snd Fertilizer Factory, was burned between 3 and 4 O’clock Tuesday morning. _The build ing was valued at 17,306, Insured for $4,000, machinery destroyed valued at IIGjOOd, insured for 94V&V * n, l heid burned valued at 11,600^0-, fdff^.OOO. It U generally believed to have been the work of aa Iwotodiary. The It vaa w/iusa with A. T. Jennie Lou Bate*, of Gth Misa Isabel Addiaon, of 5tb Misa Minnie Cbrlstie, of 5ih Mlsa Minnie 8n»oak. eF 4 b Ml*s rhlloprna Levy, of 4tK Master Arthur Dyche*, of 4th Mlsa Cora IIsir, of Ad (trade. Miss Fairy Holnitn, of .'Ul Miss Bertha Sadler, of 3d Mlsa Mattie UupAhalte*’, of iter llaywopd II sir, 01 3d E. BAt'Dra, Principal. Allendale News. Previous t:» the building of the Car olina MiiHsud Kail Road the town of Allendale seemed almost cut off fioift tse coiHity seat, not so much on ac- count of iUe aytu.yl- *4111 vvhich i» ctnrd.V 'betaBisc a t.avy sandy r<*ad *oparaU*d tl»o two U^w<res, aiid the dis mice mulilpHed •l-.cll in c<»rre*|*onding degree, to th annoyance and hardship involving lh< trip. 8tnce the 0i»eration of the ralll P ad, howeker, the journey ha* been materially shoriened ami may be ac- complishcd under circumsiancca of plcaoiireahlo convenience a.id comfort It mu.n be a mutual satisfaction to the peop’e of theae two tow ns, that at last they arc connected by an iron high way. The Allendale Enterprise, our local new* paper, ha* suspended. It was well meaning sheet and it will be missed by many of the citizens. Mr Miller, the publisher, will iu all pr<»b ability remove the plant to Varuvilic and start anew there. The public health of this place, for the last six months, lias been absolutely jierfect. There has been no case of fever and only a mortality of three, white child, born sickly and with no constitution, who pined away until the end, a colored man, a victim of drunk C. E. Gyles A Co., have a nice and , . select assortment of Furniture, also enness, a colored, woman of consunip lion. The cotton mill subject struck here in due season and we understand some of our best business men and financiers have the matter under serious alien tioii. ' The large and well appointed Cleve land hotel opened its hospitable door for business some weeks since. 'J he Wilson House is being thoroughly ren ovated and intends to preserve as well as deserve the high standard it lias cn joyed (or so many years. There is enough business for both houses andi no doubt but that each will do well. The liaise of Allendale has done large and most satisfactory business during the cotton lieason and is stron ger and better appreciated hereabouts than ever. Business and collection* have been unexceptionaliy good with our merchants. This in connection with Cleveland’s election and the grat ifying ri»e In cotton, make* a feeling ofliopelulnes* rise strong within our bosoms a* we viPv the near approach of another year. ” Tux 1’koplk” grow* in popularity here and it* ad vent every week is looked forward to with anticipations of pleasure and in terest. w.r.M. Being special dealer* in our line we are enabled to buy in larger quan*. titles and at lower prices than mis cellaneous merchant* and thl* ad vantage and cheap freight rate* and ’ close home expenses enable ns to un dersell all competition in Georgia or Carolina. ^ <0} We have full stock* of HARDWARE, COOKING and 11 EATING 810VES of dif ferent makes, sizes and prices, AGATE WARE. GUNS and SHORTING GOODS, I’O' KE'l 1 and TABLE CUTLEHV. Wccar- « ry every article In the above lines of Gbods Farmers, Mechanic*, Sportsmen and House- ; keeper* generally need. , — Alll kind* of TIN and SHEET l/fl A m for Infants and Children. IKON work a .poclAlty. We employ th* best workmen and use only ftr*t <‘l»*s material. We are Agents for the OeIcbrateifW HITE SEWING MA CH IN ESand I DWELLDJAMONDBYCIDLES.Catalogues ou application. —-m— One example is more convincing than a column of talk. We do not claim to handle everything in General Merchandise, but in our choson specialties we an al the very tip top of the ladder in’size and completeness of stock nod superior excellence of our good*, while our prices can not fall to pleaxe even in these hard time*. Inviting id«»*est Investigation ami comparison we are your* for business, and ask that all Aiken, BaFfiwell ami Orangeburg good people give us a trial be fore buying any goods that we deal In. “Cast erfatoSD weQ adapted to chlHrsii that I recommend it m Superior to any prescription known to me.” H. A. Aacma, M. D„ 111 60. Oxford St., Brooklyn, V. T. "The use of ‘Costorls’ is so unfrerial and It* merit* so well known that it seems a work of mipenirocatioa to endorse It Few are the lutelllicent families who oo not keep Castoroi Within easy reash.” Carlos Mastt*.©. D. New York City. Late Pastor Bloomiagdal# BoConaod Church. Caetoria cures Colic, ObasffpatSnei, Bour Stocvuu .1, Diarrhoea. Lnictatioo, Kills Wortas, give* skxp, sod pram Without injurious medication. *• For orreral years f hare S our 1 Castoria, * and shail always ocatnraa to o so as it has iiiroriably prodaued bsacficdal reinUts.” Kowis F. PAonn. ML D n ••Tba Wlnthrop,” LAh StAMt aod ?th Avn^ ^ New York Tit* CsrrAtm Coavowr, 77 Mu*oat Stoast, xsw Y< BALDWIN & GARVIN BLACKVILLE Mid BAMBEKgJEOPE AND HELP nov24 . v "'T* liars fine or aix tuoiitba in |M*niten- liarr. Defendant ou bail jn'iidlug ap peal J. E. Furman, ten dollars fine. Bn»ton ( bitty, one month in jail. Captain Sapps, one year In peniten tiary and fine of one dollar. T. W. K>z <rd, fifteen m nth* in pehi tentlary. C Thos Wilson,2 year*In pani’entfary. W j. Foreman, tuo In peniu n iary* G• ant ilu-h. 150 line or Mvs mouths Iu the ponltentiary. Wifi Bat«*, 1 month in jail or $15 fine 8.11b Beojamlu, $40 flue or 3 month* In penitentiary. Walter s.iiith. 5 months in |ienlten< (ikrjtirr Salk Atterherrr. «aroc a* above. Wm. Zrtglrr, flua or 3 mouth* |n P'Ultentlary. • Money for Manager*. I have the inonev for ntanagera of the State Election and al*b to pay It out as soon a* possible. It wi I xaxe time snd troiHde and lie quite a faeor to me if the member* of each preelnet board •f managei* will got together and writ# one «»r«ior on me l«*r their money, and divl<le f v r themselves. . ^ M. J. PATE, Clerk. How • T. la! We offer One hutulred Dollars re ward for a 11 v cane of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, r. J. Cl IK N K Y A ( o., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, hate known F. J. Cheney for the last 13 years, and be lieve hint perfectly honorable in ail bu-incss transaction* and financially a’.dc tocariy out any obligations made by*th|lr firiii. Wk«T »t rnr uf, Wh desnle DruygUts, Tola«|o,O. WiLDixo, KixxaN A Mar- vix. Wholesale Druggists,Toledo,O. Hair* Catarrh Cure l* taken Inter nally acting directly, upon the blo<Hl «rM mueona s\irfacea of, thb system. IVsrhnooials sentfrve. Price 75c. per hott-rr. rmt-t by-att TTrTTggi > t*.' Tribute of Respect. Resolution* ou the dya’.h of Nealin Lard. Whereas. God in the wise dispensa tion of 1'jovldence, ha* re8i<>ved*l>y death Bro. Nealin Lar<i, we a* a com mittee appointed by the church, do hereby present for adoption the follow ing resolutions, to wit: • l*t. That in the death of Bro. Lard the church is called to mourn the loss of another consistent member, the coni nuinity a good citizen, affectionate father and friend, a* hi* Christian life will testify. 2d. That we extend to the bereaved family our sympathy iu this dark and sad hour of sorrow. 3d. That a page in our church book’ be Inscribed to hi* memory. 4th That a c >py of these resolutions be sent by the clerk to hi*, family and published in Thr Harxwkll Pkoim.e Mr. Neal Lard was 60 years of age and leaves a wHe and seven children. He was a member of Capt. Hunter’s Battery and ha* been in bad health 18 years. He married Miss Carrie Ross, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Win. Brooker. In his last illneti* lie was confined to hi* bed from October 1881 to 5th of October 1802 and wa* to tally pai alyzed.. F. T. Anderson, D. S. Hair, - Gko. W. 1’kacook, & Committee. T. j. FEfcPf ATLANTA, GA- LANDS, LANDS, LANDS. Mr. B. F. SIMFSOIV. ^epresentiii^nic, can be found at Barnwell C.Hs on Every Satur day till December first next for the [gmrpose of making Ellent and Nale Contracts for next Year Write to me, or see^iim, and obtain descriptive pamphletsjrf properties in Aiken and Barnwell Counties controlled by me. . J. J. FELDER, Atlanta, Ga. DR. M. BELLINGER, Physician and Surffeon, BARNWELL, S C. . Ofiit e—Basement Brown Ilou*e. • Residence—Esther Street, near jUra- dad euhetfh ^ - AKKWKB THIS qi'UriON. Why doa<> many people we ace around us seem to prefer to suffer arid be made miserable bv Indignation, CoustlpaUon, Ij:xzinea<^ Loa*of A'ppetRe, Coming tip fit fll« FlIHI. TeTTdwEkTn'. when for 73c. we will aall them Shiloh’s Vilallzer. guarauterd to cure them. Sold by J. A. Tobin, Barn veil; F. \f. Fzrrafl, Black- Dr. J. M. ©uath, WUiUoa. SHILOira CON8USPT10X IT EE. This is beyond question the most suc cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Crortp and Bron chitis, whiD it* wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since It* first discovery It has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand- lYyou have a cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10c M 50c. and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest, or back lame, use Shiloh's Porous P.a«ter, Bold h.v J- A* Tobin, Barn, well; P. W. Farrell, Blackville; Dr. J. M. Smith, Wi Huron. Tnu Pkorlk believes that the Fifty Third Congress sbouhK meet on the Fifth of March and stay in ses-ion two years, taking only a week’s holiday at 1 hristmas. it D a big job. to save the country and our hew lav makers should take a plen ty of lithe to find out what I* the’mat ter and to pas* the Jaws that the times need. If they follow the old rules of late meeting and early adjournment U *s not likely that they wlil earn their .alarie*, much ksatbeg uitudeof coc- *VBUeuls, | Now’s Your Chance, Notice I* given to alt energetic men* and fortune seekers that here J* the chance of a life lime, probnbly your last and best opportunity for securing a fortune. I will soli on the first Monday in l)e- ’ cember next at public outcry if not previously dispoaed of at prinUe sale, subject to all former Haims, three hun dred and fifty aero* of be.«t clay farm land* lying in the suburbs of tl|e town of Barnwell and running in six hundred yards of the Court House. Also four fi’ie young mules, two horses, fpurteen fine milch cows, irom -full registered Jerseys to the best blood of native -milkers, including one four year old male Jersey, a perfect picture of the Jersey family/ One lot of bv'st b|ooded stock hogs. Also one eight horse engine, gin, feeder and condenser, all as good as new, iu perfect order, also all the modern improved farm im plement*, such a*mowers,rake*, ilsmil- tof! and Disecultivators, pulverizer &c., all that a lirst class farm needs. [ : The improvements consist of new gin house, five tenant houses, baril and stables to accommodate ten head of stock, half of farm nicely enclosed with galvanized barbed wire fence, wit!-; light wood posts every ten feet, and w ill last a life time. Terms, part cash, balance on one and two years time or longer if wanted. The new-Railroad that will tap, this town within twelve month* wITT en hance tills property oho-hundred per cent. Don’t sleep orp-your rights and priv- ll^ges. Will take pleasure in showing up all that is w>nod to be seen &e. (5w) G. W. FKlCKVTnistee. 71? Talboft & Sons. • Engine*, Boilers, * Sawmill*, •' r Corn and Wheat Mill*, ( Wood Working Machinery, Brjck Machifiery, .. ^ Cotton Gin*, Cotton Pre*s«*, COMPLETE equipment for large and small T anneries on most im proved iilans. Our THOMAS direct acting 8team l*RES8 and ELEVATOR system U be- •yond queMti<»n >be best ever invented. TALBOTT’8 Engines and Saw Mill •Outfit*. ,7*. . . ►VAN WINK LE and LU M M US Girw. Double Screw Pro** and Suction Ele vator at lowest possible price. . V. C. Padhatpi GENERAL AGENT, Columbia, 8. C Of) fop . *, t • N ON'CE MOIJE. AB has movfd* up from his temporary summer retreat and is now fully ready for the fall trade. — He gives his he*t thanks to bis many friends for their good patronage in the past and for the free and full sympathy of iheir words for the loss of bis old stand and stoek by fire. With a fresh and complete stock of new good* suited to the need* of the people of this section he cordially a*ks and confidently expects a continuance of past patronage at the South Side Store, DICKS BRICK BUILDING. . SouthLjVest Corner of the Public Square. Y . > Hard time* have come upon the coun try tmi] as a ftceeasary conseqjuence high prices have been driven away. 1 sha!l do my best to keep up the quaran tine against their return. Wltile 1 cannot, as a candidate for business, promise to make every inan, woman and child who may favor me with custom happy, handsome, healthy and prosperous l very willingly pledge mysoli to deal with perfect fairness. I will be content with quick sales and small profits and shall stdl goods on tt-elr inerts. I w ill give the best prices for cotton and country produce that s*raight bus iness can afford. Asking my friend* particularly and the public generally to call upon me in any new quartets before buying er sel ling I f Wail With a Welcome. ■ \ / WILLIAM McNAB. BARNWELL, S. C M JFOR i HE PEOPLE. 4 te * # * % t ^ . # n - '■ # ’ Mike Brown & Bro., Barnwe&l. Hare an abundance of both Hope and Help for every man, woman and child in the county, and all who apply shall be amply supplied. NvloneaLaJI a© lacking. FIRSTLY. From noi/on we will ^ay the very tip top. gilt edge highest prices for all klndt of couutrv produce, from king cotton’s stmts y staple that floats the calico flag around the world to the humbler yields of thu Aouihem flrldo. Our envage- inents most favorably made, and copper fastened ton, with oouaumar* of ooUud and other ho«iihern production* give us advantages and faciUtlea (Wat OONQUKR COMPiiTITlOiS" in all tbi* section of the South. That this U b'lalneaa strictly and not vain boast ing we will prove to the supreme satisfaction of every farmer who will give us the opportunity ta.offer the logic of dollars and (tents that none ran doubt or d«oy» A trial is all that we ask, and we a Uh it moat distinctly understood that this in vitation la not limited to the tmradiate..netghliorhood of Harnweil, but that It goes to and beyond the furthest t oiifine* of the county. ttEOONTJLY- Hand in hand with our guarantee of highest possible rate* for all purebaeoa of ^ farm productions move* the copartner remedy for hard titnea, of the very rhyaji eat prices for any aud all classes of goods (hat we carry, and they are evert thli g in Genera) Merchandise. It is the bottom foundation principle of pollUcal cm n- omy that the wise sell in the highest and buy In the cheapest markets and that la our place- ' Wt£ HA.VE WHAT YOU WANT.! Our stock* in every line are complete, too large and extensive to ba catalocn«*d in a newspaper advertisement and too (wifect to be described in one color of printer’s ink. They can he understood only by examination and comparison an4 that Is all we ask, fur after results will rust with us and we will be equal loavary occasion. SPECIAL STUrHEH- Particular attention has b)ccn paid in the selection of our stock to several tm-* portaiit line* of good* h'erctofore universally slighted by all merchants outside of 'the principal cities. It Is surprising that such should have bean the case -o long, but a visit to our emppriunHwill show new departures never before attempted fix mercantile enterprise iu all this country. - ARE. Our stock of Hardware I* a* complete and well assorted a* any that can ba found in Augusts, Charleston, Savannah or Columbia, and our price* will aava rfioney to home buyers on every purchase. Workers in wi»od snd iron will titui all thcltest tools of their trades at aur establishaient. In building hardwgfe wa carry everything. Our p<.cket and table cutlery, scisaors, Ac., are the beet to ba had aud our razor* are simply perfect. RAISTUEB ANDSTOVEt3- . J We handle a beautiful line of Ranges and Cooking Stoves and invite the espe cial attention of husband* and wive* to these saviors of hca'th and lightnert of the three times a day laitorsof life. They are supplied with full outfits of eook* ing utensils, and upon the voluntary testimony of happy and admirable hooeo- keepers we knowingly recommend tbetu. «ENTLT2ME1£’!S COOLS. ,, Gentlemen’* Clothing and Furnishing Goods in great variety and of the best fabrics and the most fashionable mode*. In shirts, collars, cuffs, tics, gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs a."d underwear we defy competition frqm any Southern source and laugh at Imitation from any w here. . LALIRri’ DRESS COOLS. - Wo can please every ta*te and suit every style In Ladies’ Dress Goods, and we most cordially invite the fair sex to exorcise woman’s rights and come 1 nd see for theinsclves. Our stock of notions, hosiery, lace*, ribbons soaps, fans, glove* and dre»* and toilet accessories generally i* without a vacancy iu Its co ness. We have a full stock of Trunks ranging from Saratoga sizes downward ~ SHOES AND SLIPPERS.’ AVehave an immense stock of the 4>est makes ami style*. The famous Bay State shoes made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and sell theinsclves at sight. V db ■ FOR RENT. j t:S Closing out at Cost. We need room and offer a large lot of pretty Springand Summer Goods for la dies use at prime cost. Tltese good* w ill go like hot cakes and first come fir«$ served will be the rule. Don’t miss the chance. . -f’ Miscellaneous. •’ Plantation Groceries always in full supply. Bagging ar.d Tlo)t, gait, Seed Oat* and Rye tejarrlve. Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, Crockery ami Wooden War*, well bucket*, chains and ropes, leather, cotton sheets, the. best tpbftcpo and finest and most frau rant cigars, aud in short everything for every body, toe**, to wtw aud to work with. ' * •*:Wl Last Not Least, 8ix horse farm in high state of culti vation, situated in Bull Pond township 3 miles fro^FMntthews Bluff, 10 mile* from AlIemUle 4 havliig large 12 room dwelling in go<Hl order, with store house and blacksmith shop. Also one 4-horoc wagon, mower and rake, cotton stalk chopper, grain harvester, caln mill aiid holier. - U desir«id w lU sell or re«t noe- eesaoy ftuiag^.co/flLaiJd cotton «eed tt» run'pi zee. Also 15 head of hor ses and mules for sqle or rent on ap- pr'rtcd papors. Aptdy with r* f erenees to J. I*. Ci.ARKL, Alicudale.d. C. ' uova-iiu Our family grocery department Is constantly suppHed with an •ne high grad* stamhurd eataides that mako life worth living. WU ke4ip. only tbe heat and putewt articles, and tolerate no ad .Iteration. Our list of delicacies embraces th* est brands of both home and foreign luvuries. The Piedmont Wagon, lit all sizes marie of hard mountain wood and finished with the toughest iron, is guaranteed to prove perfectly satisfactory. We wilt keep a full stock of first class Kentucky Mules and Horaes adapted hr the need* and pleasures of the country. In all that we have said we have kept In the narrow track of t^ith and again all in need of Hope and HCip to give ns a chance to prov* onnoi best friends, we clmte this fail announcement with tbe pledge aud we are ready' to serve the public faithfnlly and well 2m JWJKE-BpOWri & Bp HMT & C i