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mm t'*. ' IN EUROPE TANO£M. Present Armed hong Endure. Cannot B ■ ^ I m M * li Ml* r>p4NUa mt m Noted Pr«M Ctjrra- f *■<■!■> tlM Oormao Baipcior to ■ > Miaap*—Th* U«n«r- V 5 **- . ^ al Oatlook. •> A * Whether there will speedily be a war in Europe in a question that no one can answer, or rather one in regard to which no answer is worth the paper on which It is written, says Henry L&bou- ehere in the North American Review. {At no period since the era of the great iNapoleon have there been such vast . armies in Europe, and either the conti nental powers must reduce their forces or they will soon, one and all, C ined. The richest country is Frappe, it there etho taxation is enormous, jltoth Austria and Germany arc corapaA lotively poor; Russia's emlit is only fhndntained by the French bcing^ready ■to buy its bonds; Italy is practically fbanUmpt already, and, notwi\hstand: ting this, all these countries are engaged Su au insane struggle to compete with •each other iu amassing the material to •wage a successful war. — r ■ If war does occur it will n«t in all |probabilty be entered Into of deliber ate design. Some foolish word will bo spoken; this will lead to further wonls. The p-issiour. will come inU> ploy, troops will bo advanced to the respective frontiers of two states, then there will be a collision, and the whole of the continent will be in flames. One thing Is certain: the present “armed peace" cannot eternally exist. Either the continent must bnng it to on end by war or by reverting to a real fjVaee policy. Were there a conflict bctvAccn Franco and Russia on one side, .Vnd Austria, Germany and Italy on the other, it is by no means certain Hat the latter would come out the vie The French army is thoroughly reo Ized, and the French soldiers, wi«n properly commanded, are the best on jibe continent. Russia has an endless Teaerve from which to draw soldiers, and the Russians hare more staying twwer than the Germans. On the other band, if wc are to judge by experience, (the Austrians and the Italians make but poor soldiers, and the Germans, al though probably their armies arc more perfect, viewed as military ma- hinc.v, than any other Europe, have lost many •snore battles than they have won. and one serious reverse would lead ^to th * 4isJntcgra.Uon of the new German em pire. The moat dangerous man to the Eu- ropean peace is the German emperor. •He is a crack-brained Prussian licutcn lont, and an emperor by the irony of rfate. HU grandluther was under th-' delusion that he was the viccregent - Providence as regards Germany; in •thU youth the illusion has taken the jform that he is placed by Providence on •the German throne to regulate not only *the affairs of that country, but of the cn , ftlre world. - He U flighty and unstable •to an extraordinary degree. His idea 4>f peace is that it shouM Ik* a German peace imposed upon Eumpe. He sel- idom makes a speech without announc- tfng that ho will “smash" all who do- •cline to accept his views, and r.t any (moment he U capable of translating his [words into deeds and dragging those . «d in mt s»0 r^'b If hnrncd to mnber; L [». Dor yet too roid, ' !»C nrSf 1 bewlsd m as ffcehlltohU MnrrJ .. Tlfo IWkln bad Tbe air wnS rrisjr ' Aa donrit a wlndirifi With Jennie on a Humber. Swart JcnnlP,.w!th her chestnut hair, , Her ruvdkih eyes ami lauahtor* How proud was I (bat she was fain liuw glad was I to are her thorr. And know that nouocuuMi aflvrl Oh, dream of Itappy days jrooe by! - ,\Ve a^toke of Atiiumn.wuiiy; And wben 1 seemed to hear her slsh 1 ((hik'd her nninc. I know not why— 8ornehow she pedaled haully. I lispwL her name, and growing bold—' a No wonder sh» grew s«>ber. Or that the wheels so slowly rolled Along the sunlit, leaf strewn mold *- This rare day In Octol>er. II iusS mA c her name and Wnding low— ile pedals turnetl at raiuloiu— Till cheek touched cheek—'I—bnt you know— ’ Of course ’twas wrong to treat her so, - Bwcot Jennie on a tandem. tu- —Wheel. From an Old Hook. Intone of the older manuals of the common council of New York there ap pears an interesting directory of this city for the year IG#.'). Then there were exastly twenty streets and a jxjp- nlation of S-ll. Broadway at that time was Do Ileero etraat (the principal street)'. The Battery Was Aen de Strandt van de N. Re^eir. Wall street was De Waal, Pearl street was Do.Perel stmat, j Whitehall street wasDe Winckel straiit, William street was In do Sniits valley (In the smith's valley), and Broadway above Wall street was Buy ten de Bant Poort-(outride the land gate). All of • the residents were of Dutch extraction, with the exception of one whoso namo aiipears iu the list as Jacob, the' French- I man. j There were Roosevelts, Beckmans, De. Peysters, Do Purs, Van Cortlandts and ! Verplunoks in tliose days. Clams, oys ters and fish formed the principal food i of tho settlors at that pericsi Occasion- 1 ally In the spring New York was visited by*“HugliAtuHzing flights of wild pigeons , that the suh was hid by their flocks from shining on the earth- for a considerable time; then It was that the natives laid great stqre of tinfen against a day of —New® York Times. | A mnedv of r ONLY PERFECT FOR Family use, 101 circular anu price list to WHKKI.KR A WILSON MF’G. CO. Atlanta, Ga. i ^ you want a FINE WATCH OR.CLOCK in a great st< need. STERLING SILVERWARE, 1 % ♦ RICH JEWELRY, The Favored Few- IMotc the ripened political plums and the multitude must wait mud watrh to gath er sim Ii s1iar«w« a* the tax 1»hs undLihy. business confided to me. 1 will sis© whobnome administration of a (fairs iu fitate anil Couuty akiy allow them. But t> llir defeated candidate and the un- ^atiibitlous cltlrcu Relief in n jiri r, surer snd a plenty for everyIcrly, and tiie way to get th«re Is si» pluiu and easy that 110 one need £0 astray G. W. Walker, MAIN STREET, B ABMkVVl&Bm S O-. has kept busy during the dull summer tuouthii in studying the market* and collecting bargains from all the leading- Clties/and imwuiJactories until he has packed every shelf aud-iiUed every nook and corner with it stock of tr<*ner:il Mer- chandTs - that is perfect in ctnupletcnes^ and beyond all eonRietitlou iu bheap- pess. . .{ ■. . / Town people say I am overstocked, but I know better It might bo so if 1 were to depend entirely on Barnwell trade, but when my country friends and the general public ^tid out how large my stock and how low my prices they will share iu the benefits oiVen d by my experience and energy in serving their wants. 'Cheap and good goods make up for the low price of cotton. So l invite everybody from everywhere to eometotufc my goods and fliid out my prices.,-I don't undertake to catalogue them, for the list would be too long for publication. 1 can suit all buyers in all lines ‘and all that I ask is a fair chance to prove my Words good. Come to Headquarters early and of ten, singly and in scores and you wiil be welcome, f X. G. W. WALKER/* d. O. Saqders, . NOTARY PUBLIC, ELMORE, 3. C. I will givo> prompt attention to nil keep a full Hssoi unentof Blanks, Liens, Bills of Sale, Mortgages, Laud Leases, Laud Titles, Contract®, Notes, Ao. J.O. SANDERS. aprll-Gm Notarv Public. Williston Me. —AND W. W. MOOltB. W. I. WljfcSO.*, JOT v MORE &0LSOtl —HA VE NOW ON H AN-O-r A COMPLl*^ AfcSORTMJ^irr OF COFFINS^ AN D^CASKETS , KKBtValac fur cat. «wl flNKST QUAMTV TABLE Olfr dog® u sweet oil. Ppt two taldespooii- , , ,,,, fills in thoir milk and i fuae to take it. tablespooti- they will rarely re- [wbo have bocn silly enough to become Via allies into war. The French will never permanently •accept the losa of Alsace and Lorraine, rbut they Ore not likely to precipitate a ptrugglu for the reacquhitkin of thee* Jfrovincee without the aid of some other power, and the only power likely 4o help them is Russia. But the czar fdmaelf is so strongly diLpiscd to peix ** that he would hesitate long before ein- IkMrolliug Europe in war with France a* !Ms ally. The Franco-Russian under- atanding, however, will prul»ably lead tl»e German emperor to eschew all thought of setting out on a march V Paris in order to prevent France tfrom bOcOrning os strorg as she former- ; ly was; indeed, the moment when such an expedition was possible has passed •way. Austria, asorepver, although she ■imy have joined the triple alliance, will always discourage a resort to anna, and. in Italy there U growing up so strung a feeling against the country bo- tog^a party to this ^allianoc, that .it is sioabtful whether any Italian minister Some people prefer to line their stoves with potters’ clay /instead of brick, and It is ®aid to ausWtfr the purpose very well. f I • I- - * 'll' « , ■ ■ I. j,-..,! ■, . I ’ HUMOROUS. ' * —A Groat Discovery.—Policeman (to jomer statue)—“M«we on, nov»!" Cor ner Statue—“Say, you must Vink you’ve discovered perpetual motion.”—4’uck. —“ni have to put a check to your proceedings,* said ths farmed “Yes, air,” replied the aon genially. l‘Tt will have to have three figures to it, though.” *• • —Washington Star. » —His IluBinesa.—“What do you do here?” asked a visitor to the dfrne mu seum of the dwarf. “I amuse the pub lic in a small way,” replied the little man.—Detroit Free Proas. —A Forbearing Husband.—Mra. Bel lows—“Is your new husband a very forbearing man?" Mrs. Fellows— ‘Oh, yea hg never ventures to quarrel until he finds I’m in the proper mood.” —Yankee Blade. —Edith—“Are you always able to tell the pure linen handkerchiefs from thoae that are part linenf” Kate—“Yea easy enough.” Edith—“How?” Kate—“My washerwoman always keeps the for mer. ”—Inter-Ocean. —She (qulzzingly)—“Nonaenac! I’ll wager you’ll bo tired of marriage with in twenty-four hours after you’ve bought me my first new dress.” He (heroically)—“Well, then. I’ll never buy one for you.’*—Tid-Bita. -^Great Rewanlc—TrivvetV—“Edu cation pays. Prof. Barnard has re ceived $*J00 each for discovering five comets in two years.” Dicer—“That's (2,000. -j^n tifat time a high kicker in the ballett earns about 110,000”.—De troit Free Prysa. , —Nothing to Grasp.—“I can’t give you a job without discharging some one else,” said Mr. Dimity to i^n applicant for employment *Td like to employ you, but yofl gras\> the situation, don't ou?" ’’Weil air.” tra^ th" "“plyi LKKY, OB SPECTACLES, Send j ^or order* to or oV.» at - 'yT Jas* Allan & Co 2S5 KTSO STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. O^KimONLAGiES m DAILY RECCHHEHDSIG Female High School, WILLISTON, BARNWELL GO. S. C* Next tiesslon begins Thursday, Sep ' . tom be r 1st. ISW. • Full Eugiish Course. 3|»ecial Depart- UieiitS. - - . Ancient and Modern Language®, Book keeping, Telegraphy, Stenography and Music. ' • ^ Full corps of experienced teachers; largn, comfortalde and well furnished building; healthy location*. EXPENSES: ; t Literary Department,per inontli, $1.00 to $1.00. ’ - , Music,-per month/$3.50. Telegraphy, |H*r niou»h, $3.00. . B.*<ok-keeping-, per course, $10,00. Stenography, per course, $!d/0 IBSSTcK per UMHtth, $7.00 po $10.00. S nd for catalogue. K N. K. BAFLiOY, Principal, jnlv21] 'Vijllston, S. C. ^ '." s ' r— The prOki/p Holise UAU2U WKl.lj. H. C. 'L. B. RUSH - - - - Proi RIKTOR. am*4Stages -v It i® most convenient to the business of Barnwell; the clean.—airy rooms guarantee perfect comfort; the table is supplied with the best the market af fords; every attention is given to please; free sample room in basement; hack meets all trains. Upon these ui.d other ground® “too numerous to mention” I a«k a large share of the patronage of the travelling public. - L. B. RUSH. juTyTT Charles Zissett, OF ALT. SIZES, STYLES axi> (QUALITIES. Prlce*lho lowest in the County. | Persons needing these good* will call on W. W. Moore mt M in Vr\al»V, Barn- weB, or MVT. Anisdn, ATbnJ iT.*: ' marl 7 THE PATIOS OP PEACE-:- . BETTER THAN THE WAAS OF WAR. T -£. * , --— . J * 9 Just after the lynching, in New Orleans a few mouth* ago, of eleven ir.cmbeft of the Mafia by a volunteer hand of American avengers, some of Iho daily paper* created a littfe uneasiness by declaring that King Humbert’* iron “clad® coul4 ♦hell New York from anchorage beyond the range of the whore forts and batwr* ics and lay* the business metropolis of the country in oaIi£*or under contribution. Without discussing Uncle Yarn’s ability to take care of hi* possc»«ion* - MICHALSON ' _ 1 • • . - * V \ ^ & ' » Pake® pleasure in informing the public that on hi* recent visit to the North He captured New Yoik, New England and a big slice of the North-West, lie went supplied with the ammunition of gold, silver, greenback* and certified check* ami merchants, manufacturers and importers surrendered upon the first sum* mons, threw open their-stOpks'aml told Michalson to help’hitnsclf to all he want*- ed and to pay them what he pleased. They were demoralised by the outflow of gold to Europe.and welcomed Michalson and his money a* a hard pressed soldier cheer* the comrades who come to hi» help afid turn* tint tide of the battle going again&t his flag. _ HVCiclialsoiZL ^ # , * ' Helped himself liberaily. The proof* that hg jjid so are a* plain as they can be* Thc=Ghxriovi.,,ii booii<i i.tcamers, the Atlantic Toast Line and the Richmond A Danville system are witnesses on hi* behalf. They are hurrying Hoir.hward as last as steam can turn their wheels the goods that he nominally bought. Even jonsigninent* are com in ir in and now the first cos coming in and IMZicitalsoicL Invite* the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring town* buy all the goods they want so cheaply that.they will forget all about the lortr prices of cotton, go borne rejoicing with fresh courage to battle with hard time*. As a partial list of the good goods and great bargains that Michalson ha* in store he a»ks attention to the following lew examples that show the comparison of Northern and Southern price*: $11.000 worth of New York emthing—Michslson’s price, $0,000. .,$7,000 worth of Boston Shoe*. ?>Jip'|»er*, Ac.— MichalsoiFs prh-e, $4,750. fH.OtiO worth of Ladies Dress Goods—Michalfo i’s price, $5,000. $lO,00C> worth of Notions—Michalson’* price* *G,000. 000 »T),(HK) worth of Axes*, Hoes, Farm JiRrdwure—Michalson’* price, f 1,0(H.> worth of Table Cutlery and Grockery—MUdmIsoft’frprice,$500.« TT.000 worth of Buggies and, l\ agon*—Michuiaoii** price. $7A0. Scientific Aoterlcar Agency for OAV6AT8, TRADE MARAS, ‘ PATENTS HTS, etc. DE SI CM P cop v me I PERrECTION AJDJlfSTEL^iiE Ij! jiund* acre** th+ lata. It cx/and* acn rX f,\ - J 3-a.Iiaul Jo! HjG/ B S fre? nvwIY«oo1( wrlt^ to BooADWST, Kaw Toaic. u.. ’-loo. eould giw effect to ite stipulaGonsrsn' Tder the clrcumAtances I ha<lly ace how the tnorc since the Italians have rcal- ized tliat they will obtain no material •upport from us. Although, therefore, arm*'1 to the teeth, any continental power dreads war, not exactly knowing what may come of it There are, how ever, «jo many “questions” In Europe; there is such rivalry and hatred be tween the eontinental powers—there are ao many real causes for difference; the strain is bj great, and the cost of 2iuge armaments so enonururj that it is <li£}cuit to believe that,some spark will not before long set this magazine of foombustim on fire. i £;> v Condemned to I>«ath Thrice. Hans Nielsen, of Copenhagen, has had fthe pfobably uniqive experience of Ixjing sentenced to death three times, •according to the Ixmdon News. Such As the lenity of Danish law, or rather the indisposition of the authorities to S roeeed to extreme measures, that this' otorious criminal has already Wen rc- |prleve<i twlcq find relegated to prison (for a long term. It was in prison that he committed his lant oSeuse, for ho (murdered one of his jailers. Nielsen . began bis career at the age of eight by afetting fire to a farmhouse, and it is (doubtful whether he has ever earned an |honest penny in the whole course of his (existence. He was formerly a resident |u# London. MIUIom for Defence. \ Since the war of 1870-71, twenty-two Tears, military expenditures of Franee glare been fifteen mllliatds three hun- r (dred and idxty-eight millions of francs, iwr abotft $3,800,000,000. This sura is ex- (■loaive of the five milliards paid to Gcr- $.iany as an indemnity, of the sum ex- ended'on the navy, and of the amount building strategic railroads and i payment of military penuiona * - . \ \, / ■-*-* . ■■■■ ■ ■ On IVsye nn4 .Ueane. Jim Ball—Will Jones doesn't seem to fhare much voice in the management of 'Jiia honse. . Tom Call—No; but as he supports his Wife tod her mother and two sisters, J»e constitute* a good working luinori- tj.—Puck. ■ - , M win—“Why don’t Snooper try * a rure for that awful squint ’Because be haa in the toda- -lator-Ouaaa. I can.”—Judge. —He Thought it Foolish to Love Tier. —Dora Fellows (haughtily).—“Ifow could youv sir, think of loving me, air?" Juke Jimaou (after a thoughtful pause) —“Itdi>ealook strange—such a foolish freak in a man of ray high standing, but love, you know, m a great loveler.” —Yankee Blade. —Chapley—VT)o you know if Mias Colo i* at.home?” Maid—“She wasn't in five miou|es ago, when another young man called.” Chltp'IJf--*‘kut mightn’t she l\ aTe come in?” Maid— “How could that bo? Ol d take me oath *he didn’t go out sinoe.”—Smith, Gray & Co.’* Monthly. For tnfnrnwtlftn ML NN A tX«_ mi „ mt-\ tyw A Y« Old»’*t taroau for Mcurine p«t<saU IB ■very patent tekm out Dr ns Is i.ro>i k nt bef./ro la* punllc l»r ■ notice riven free of ebuve Ui the ^cicutifif gmetrean cPvoJat'oe of wr ertmtlBr pe;vr In tb* world. SnlendUliT tllcstmuyl. No In tell trout nhoald b* without It. Weeklv. Ry.tfo * ti»». Addrmv MUNN ‘ ^ ued«&7. Vo.-k. Jtar; S1A0 mx tnotulie. Addrm. MUSN * COi X*t;ai.iauriU,au Diuedwxv.Xtfw Vork. - ^Vr /y J. A ri!CE^, r?, ;*, i;.?:. CONS OLfJATL JShvECO* Lynn, - - Muza ChXt nu’3 ‘.o nCaiLT* *.,*( 1. — . NT REE ft BRO., Gxo. W. C’ltorr, MSbm. s. c. J, B. IlLKCKlUMRU, . Barnwell, S. C. se|kl5 Dr. J. II. K. •■.5^ Denta] , Bhickvill Surgeon k r r » Ob t^a , Croft & Burckhaiter, A-l'TOUN KVM Al'l-AW BARNWELL C. II., S C. Will practice In all the Courts of thin -Bate and in the l’ nit»v>SLat» s t ourts.*.. Mr. Croft will attend tl»e Courrs ol Barnwell County and all nintter* of im- portanee will receive the personal at- tention of each uiember of the linu. oixy - ¥ Ta».kt, S^cVt, liibet, Eiif ret, Cm*, kills. • - .r. IU Woman i* only a rib of man, but she 1* worth all the other bones of h!s body p.ittog£ther. /f rorit hack Arnes, Orjrou are all worn cut, really yood u>r noth Ing. it 1« Keneral debility I ry tthOWN’S IRON HITTERS. It will cure you. eleanec yonr Uvcr, uiu! give ft food uppetiie. Wliat to bui Mon; but It is I p oblem of fli with. it a Croat oouven U-nco I iri o comparison w ng the money ques- itli the to buy Children Cry fd^itojUr’s Castoria. The Postoftiee Department has issued anorder reducing the fee for registering mail matter from 10 to 8 cents, to tak* effect January 1 next. \ ‘ladivs • • Needing atonic,or children who wftntbufld- - ’ . ins up, should take ’ JlllOWN'S IRON Jlll-TICRfl. It is (Dasrtnt to take, cures Malnrm, ludi- teatlou. iilliousneM and Liver < ’omplainu. An Alabama flve-cent (Cohtederatc) tamp recently sold for $780. Turlies raving old letters wou’d do well to look [nto tho value of the stamps on the en velopes before burning them up. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria/ ^heLhinese never dun a debtor. If the money isn’t paid when due off come* an ear.\,lf mat oustom prevailed !n America the mutilated members of so ciety would be too numerous to men- tiorf. '' i _ Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Som« wlae men said oneoon a time That^UoveRhMnjl.” A M. *"y**»» 1 Children Cry *jbr Pitches Castoria. . Will have regular appointment^ a% follows: ^ At Barnwell, C. II from 1st iff on day toesalcs-day) in each, month to Wed nesday evening. Rooms at Mobtir House. Olliee ruo d >or* South of hotel, Oil We<t or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, B. A. A N. K. R., from 3«1 Monday in each month to Wednes day ©veiling. Ol’lee at 1’rice’s Hotel. Will bo at nis hmucoflicHat Biaekvillv .every Filday and Saturday from 1st of February to J'-tli Septfinbcr i»n*liirive, and every Thursday, Friday affdSatur day, from 1st October to Slat January inclusive. Will make appointments with patients to meet them at either of his oiliccg at any time. Patient* 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 Blaekville. ^ < S.y^?- V P“» F3 ^ p- ‘Xaory gj Mr, F. M. I’DOSKR. pur South Caro lina representative, w ill be glad to*ea!l on person* in need of 6r intending to ir?2 ‘^Practical V/atchmaker. First door south of 'Brown House, Barnwell G. II., S. G., offers hii&ervU^a J to the public. An experience of upwards of forty 3*car* is the Lest guarantee that liu I kuo^s Ids tnisilies* and will give satis j faetiou iu the quality of hi* work ami j the moderation of his charge*. Reliable time ktiej»ers for sale. -meli8 “ PARAGON Machine ¥orks, Howard Bros. Propr’s, suutl t| ICIffl^dsiT'e BLACKY I LIE, 8. C. To the users of Motive Power amf General Machinery: We call your attention to the fact that we are prepared, vyilh latest improved T«*ols an l Machinery,**ti» do work on any Machinery u>« d iu this country, Such a* COTTON GINS, GRIST MILLS, co n o.v FR ESSES, • ; PULLEYS. HANGERS, MILL GLARING, Shafting and casting* of Iron or Bras* of anv •i/.e. Special attention given to -6+N WttRK. Having a first ela <| * Gin Builder, we can do all kimlsof Gin Work, newbrusti wiieel®, new s;*ws, tioxes, Are.* Saws sliariMMu^d-oniy by liand. * •. July 11 Patterson & Holman, A'T'TOIiNKYH AT* I.AW. BARNWELL, S. C.as Having associated‘ ourselves for the ■practice of the. law in all tiie Courts of the State except the ProbamCourt ami in the Uifited States L ourrs, we pledge our be*t£sei:vices t.o all client* who may trust us v ith their gonlidtnee, Our unitmi prompt attention will be given to ail business confided to us. .1. O. pAiTEitsos, W. A. Holman. jau7 1 lies© quotations arc offertiias Icxtf lor thought, presented a* sign boards to show the people the be*t road to better time*. Micbal*oh ha* thnn*and* >f goods • lie lias bargains that everyhoily need* arul can aff«»rd. If yon don’t see what y#u w ant ask for it. Michalson has it. but doe* not promise to keefi italways. Cease soon and in a hurry before the cream i.s scooped. He hasn't time *r tongue ■ountry more between politicians can do lids side of the day of jndg- Shennan’a caai|i fol« - „ , onr fair country. The tanll and taxes ami high price* have made the people poorer year after year. MicUaUoH \* Gml of that. He will give thl* faTFi work to the good of the poo- Instead of grasping for profit iie will try toclearex|M*nires amt make frieuds. M hen tiiires get lietier aii’i the farmer* are ont of trouble he will’try to make money. 1 nut i* lii* pintlorm for six days in the week, and everyInnly Is asked to cmne and *cc him stamling there, giv ing the be*t price* for cotton and all coun» try prmlttce and selling all kinds of good* to aH sorts of tieoplc at only one price ami that below zero. • • 4 ^... ^ s y me cirnin la nr fi enough to make a Uircclumrs talk. Ihh he will help Hie ci now and GlirUtnia* tliaif all the politicians can do till* side nicni, if buyer* and sellers will only come to the ph» ni<« lower®mrd Klipktrick^* torch light troot»«*r* laid waste THE LIVE MERCHANT, parr,vs/el), S. C. Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold. All the Latest hfoVelties. FADGY / GOODS , v Hobby Horses V cl ccip ed e s i Dolls PERFECTED - BABY CARRIAGES, CRYSTAL LERSES v».*c« ••**. CHRISTMAS.CARDS Cualv ? rW ci AlegX AND BOOKLFTTi. FLUSH DREAM NO CASFAr ALBUMS, NO TURK FRAMES. ptirchas© machinery. » [HUg SIT0RT HAND By a ne w in e t ii o d of teaching, can be successfully taught by mail, thus saving much expense. Any person, male or female, desiring to learn the art can obtain full pHriieularp ' l>y addressing fvyith stamp for reply) * ' STENOGRAPHER,' novlO] Lock Box 65, Aiken, S; 0. WORK FOR US a few day®, and vou will be startled at the unex pected success Hint will rew;i^(l your efforts. We positirely have the best buMnej-s to ofler an agent that can l>e found on the face of this earth. be found on the face of «M5 .00 profit on •75.00 worth oTbuslnea* is beiiut eatily and honorsbly made by and paid to hundreds of men, women, boys, and girls in our emploib 'You can make money faster at work for us thnit vou have any idea of. The business Is so easydo learn, and instructions so simple andplain, tliat alt succeed from the start. Those who take hold of the business reap the advantage that arises from the sound reputation of one of the oldest, moot successful, und largest publishing houses In America. Secure for vourself the profits that the business so readily and handsomely yields. All beginners succeed prandly. end more than realise their greatest expeetuuons. Those who try it find exactly as we tell them. Thereisplenty of room for a few more woi'kert, and we urge them to begin »< once. If you are already em ployed, bat have a few spare moments, and wish to use them to advantage, then write ns at once Cor this l» your puand.opportunity), and receive im particulars by return mjfll. Address, A ICO., liox. No. 400, Augusta, Me. T. £. ELL/S, Jr., x ' ' • •. • ' ■ w . - ^ - t- Surveyor and Civil Engineer. " .Ol « * S* ' \ epecia 1 attention given So the Computation X A jMtsta) cartl atidmoed to tn.? at Martiuk, 5. C. wii: rixdvr piouipt auuiUoa. t>oti,yo iu . Ml - . *- / " R. W. RILEY, SURGEON DENTIST BARNWELL. 8. C. OFFICE OVER DUNCAN & HAY’S STORE. Will be lti_offic on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. Will visit country on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. aprJ-ly • / G. Duncan Rkluinger, 0. J. Hay, Ltrte Master in Equity. Notary 1‘ublic psilifiger & Hai); ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office, Ryan Building, Barnwell, S. C. RKFEIiF.NCKS : Citizen* 1 Savings Bank, Bank of Barn well, Ilubbell Lega*l Diroctory. maylO W. n- kelly, A.X'l'OIAN’K'V A.T L.AW, BLACK VILLK, 8. Ci‘~ ” # JfVtTl practiva in the State-and United States Court* snd give bis prompt and nio*t etreful Htieutiou to all busltiowi euiruatetl w ROBT. C. MIXSON, SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER. BLdQKYILLE, S. C. Special attention given to Land Sur- veying. Prompt attention to all busi ness entrusted to my ear*. , Eight Now . El EV KRY 110USEK Ej:PER NEROS The Improved Pan-Emcrican Washer /X , ‘■a With it* usq “wash day” is no more a torment and a terror* and washerwomen are no longer imperial. Musical Instrument* .'^heet Music. Guitar Violin and Banjo atriugs. THE GEM ROLLER OKuAN ONLY Ageot fir Pianos and Organs, Rubber Stamps ami bleueils. Musieai lo^tro ments Repaired. Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired. * . The Uryv-i and cheapen ever hrought to thl* city. C^.'z). o; la^lSTG-E, INTO. 27. JR,. Bkick ville* ^ » THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO. TIMETABLE NO. 4- ~ In Effect May l?th, 1892, at 8.15 o’clock A./M. * . NORni Loi ND. ^solifinioi f lu '' ‘ i ' ~ ‘' 2 i 4 7 -! 0 .5 r-t ' _ Z • Z i *• -f- ^ * * = r 3 •' a . •- * I C r ■a 6 ^ w'' 7T e— <i> ; Ol-v.C cl r. M V. M. 4.4i, 8 *2 > c DISTANCES BE TWEEN STATIONS v >, . M as A. M.jl*. M. 8.1K)! 3.50 1? ^ 4.54 8.2'J 8.091 4.05 1 /i 5.03 .8,:i8 8.18 * \ |. 5.00 8.41J 8.24 4.30 ! 3 5.21 8.50 8.3014.50 4 5.30 0.111 8.51 5.45 0.20! 9.00; 5.30! 6 X } I . I 5.54 **.26' 9 06 5.401 7 4M>; 9.38 9.18 lo.io io. 10 X. i Xy 10.25 10.35 Lv. ..Allendal«.\,Ar. 3 Seigllng 12.05 3 1.20/2 • ..Caves 2 Brownell..,. 4 Morrises 1L20 5 ...Barnwell... 10.55 3 .. ..Woodward... 2 Ashleigh 4 X 5.15 If wiil save you time, temper and mo ney. It does iu work better than the rough wash board pUn and doe* not n ear and tear out clothe* a* the old w».y did. I have sold over four hundred in Barnwell and adjoining- counties-and they have given pofTe^t satisfaction. For further injonnathm apply to ' FRAMPTON LAWTON, <>.00 8 Ar 6.25! 6.40 9 10 Blaekville *1 ='* w-* l W MM c a *6 -s 30 GO r. m A. M. r. m. 10.3?- 11.2810.33 t 10.29 11.1910.39 ^ 1 10.20 11.1010 20 1 > ■ 10.14 11.04 10.20 10.02 'Sft 10.52 10.14 D.47 10.37 t.W 9.38 10.28 9.47 9.32 10 22 9.88 ^ 0.20 10.10 9.33 novlil Barnwell, 10.31 10.44xG.4G t 10.43 11.05 G 58jll 10.58jll.30j 7.13^2 ll.10Lll.5oj 7.25 18’ J v ‘-t ! ,H.22 12.10 7.87 14 *. I j ' j j j |11JWI2.33 7*215 Ar. I . P. M..X. M. P. M. P. M. I # Telegraph Offices. For the go* tiie Cota) auy k ... ..Walkers.... 2 - ..Whaleys 4 . ? *.. .Springfield... 5 * Salleys 4 9.45 5.54 9.30! 5.24 9 27 ».‘J0 9.24 9.12 8.57 ... Perry.. . ..Wagner. 5 •Seivem.. 5.12 4.48 4.18 I 3 54 • V - ^.Lv, 8.18' 8.1 a. JJ.>. ft! ,a r. m. For the government o' Employees only, and not for public uae or infonnatlga,^ rrsctyiiiffffbe right to vary therefrom whec necr a*a # ry, withont q#«, f- tioc. J. C. KEY Si. *, , 'I V.