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eatis #r flmMcfttntdit. !■ Adr*acc, per AMKifi fl.at On TIM ir— Hal reflet to take evidence, rv- p*rt ipeeckee, or any other work re* t|nUrlng Um eefHnee o< a stenographer and Type Writer will be aerveaat rea* ponahti rates, and on abort notice by ap^lyipg^to the undersigned at ttlack* D. 1ZLAK. IMPORTANT NOTICE XT MURPHEY1 Ca We want to tell all oar friends and cut tome r« that we bvreuot nor never will move from nor ©W stand at the rati rood 40 years, and is known a* the oideat and , eucceasfttl irth of Jaly, , The Hank of from Monday i*y morning* _’i mom having paper to mature on that day «Ui fheOae anticipate pay- F.*C'I BUTf.F.K, Cathier. fttnk Set lf% Tne dry next, the Fourth of July, being a Natim al holiday. The Citiaena Savings Bank nill be «'|oaed from Mon day afternoon until Wedneedav morn- ihg. FeTfenetearing paper to mature, on that day will plfaae anticipate pay* merit. F. M. WJCKINWIAM, Cashier. MURPHEY & ®0v Murpteey A Ct»., are the wholesale Gro cery Monae of asta| Ga. ttllt Broad HtreH, Au- We Mke'thia method of iu- trnly bunt gion. This it the waf rooms, blind tigers ai And it Is the w«y to buH«1 ness and population of nothing draws people to thm does a good school, and the better class of people. Ulmer, 1 1 lleve, is the youngest town on the! Bound and Us excellent school is < the main secrets of Us rapid I ere great hope for our coun newly awakened Intereat Tn and for betfer echool houses and teachers. Jku. G. WiLLiawa. I Grocery House in Au gusta, and is acknowledged headquar ters for the beat grmeifs and cheapest Barnwell and Mr. W. F. Samples of KdgeheM, who have been with ns a long thne, together with the firm hid you welcome and say that ly'save mon ey yonmnst get our price# before you hav. When in Augusta make our house your home, have all your bun dles sent to E. T. HUBFHRV 8 at the “Old Comer," and we will help yen on nil trains and electric ears. Railroad time tables Kept for east X.f.tum£!IKYftCn. mBi Wanted—Fsttsmts Kidney disease—dee suffering new advertti from ut G. K. Rvatr. Wanted—FiMeuta angering from Organic stricture—dee new advertiee- »t on second page. G. K. Stax. #n tke Ball The scholars that stood the highest Mr goad deportment and perfect less sons to June Uilh are t Kosa It otto. iHVld llut^Vmmic Matheny. Kachcl HaSneny, IfatdH XaUteny, Klla Uou Eubanks. Mamie Hartaog. Jimmie Klkine, Mtollle Klhlne, Speed Ray. Oar- rle Ahsunce. Mary Kush, Felder BAgstlmr rOIIJ VTfOWAMl* — The Institute at Bamberg was well tended by temtecn amt spmamri The lectures were fine and very In structive. Education is progressing. The Board of Examiners met ea Frit day. Three applied for eertidcates. Two g«Attestgfad« A, and ode first grade B. Onn Hi t t BUckrtth T Tha saloon of Mr. Frank If. Hendrix was burglarised on dundsy night. I he Uiirf ontered by the rear window and rattoved Mr. Uewdrix of his ooothina- 11o*4 money draw containing shout FJO in cash and four sc ire boules of line case whiskey. We take it that the thief bad an eye to celebrating the“Glo- —•Using th form me i they will now find its lust shove the Railroad crossing on the same aid of the street fa* our old corner .store* at number <118. We moved from our old corner about li! months ago, but we die yet and have been for forty years the cheapest and only cash grocery house here, coffee* body else, esh save you money it you will c«»iue to see ns. We have Mr. Henry Vs SttWyet, of Aiken stld Orangeburg Counties with us, who w ill be glad to welcome any body front South Carolina. Remember the number and look for it, 018, up the same side shout RO yards from onr old corner, and the Utin name is simply MUftPHKt g CO. Moeaa C. McMW**, Gao, 8, Wanter win begin this Week. The BarwwHI Methodists have put a tweet timed bell in Oheirchurch steeple ^I’rjf. Otis is speudiug hid vacaU«m at the its at hand.' .The county gets oetter and beaitbiyr. Conwirr Ityche* has hid no Mil for Ma eRIciai Service* this mouth. Mr. J. U Wilson, of Wllllaton, e»me pWwsont summer talk advertls*ment on fourth pa In psgf- Bis new Mr. W. I. some and the rvaveaof J land- lit over Maher and wife in a s could he expected* backward, but there i* I* gO*Kf h. very catch up If seasdhs aft snitable. Bsv. F. P. Wai hem Baptist Church A Bagitweli crcd, will deliver anjBMMs Bl tic*!.' i You can get a nl< little money at Wlf Goose Pond Park WFTTI6 "ftst week was not so largely attended as formerly. 1 tnWMMhskeeC as a May festival. Col. B. A. MakIhben secured a verdict of $1,4X1 at Marion euurt.last week after tong litlgatl »n against trespassers on his rights. '■ t Invitations were sent out on Monday for a Ball to he given by the Barnwell Cotillion Chib on Tue-day oveniug Julr llih. Itielnittiuled to he the oveutof the saw SOU* " I regard* i at WII- AH StrawJfatsm'ist be • m of roav Cell and get« u’s, WilHston. I week* before the T>fs- al, y °* 1 v less eon Tomorrow ml half and the may be several nensarisn are ready in this county Many peoplrwrv said to have prepared lor the dry da) s. At a meeting of the Hi rectors of the Bank of Barnwell held feat Friday the usual eemt animal dividend of J} per cent, was declared, payable July 1st. Next week the liappy quarterly stato- tuent will be published. We thank President f>. B. Johnson for acatahigue of the Winthrop Normal College. It eouthins several interesting sketches of historic South Csrottna woine.i, written f»y Winthrop students. The patriotic ladies of Barnweii are preparing to give h «*-on»*ert in aid of the county ConfederaU Memorial fund. Date and full particulars will be announced tetter. The AllendAld and Barnwell Junior base bail etuhs played a match game here Friday .a'lernoon. i’he score stood Barn wall 18, Allendale 18 llie Allendale team i# made up of good playing, cleyttr boys, and expect to -g** revenge on their home grounds op the Fourth of July. y v Get • atrgw Mttl at cost before they ere ell sold at J. L. Wilson’s, Williston. The pretty »vw Baptist Church at BileetoM, dedicated In Merck, was lifted fremiti pitlnrs daring a furious wind and rain atom on the 31st. Receiver. Averiif of the Fort Kbysl and Augusta Halt way sent down Jack screws and other iteplsmewte on the next day to haveiumttored to lu proper place. We hem reeeleed from Senator R. C. B itler, Part!. treating of Population, of The Oempindinm of The Els vent' Ceqsut. The well known IneGciency of the census canvassers in this destroyed our oonttdeece in Its correct ness, hot sse theak the Senator all the same for his kind riou# Founb ,f and realising that on and after the ttrstwf July, he could on yob- tain the wherewith for celebration from the State Bar, he preferred to lay in a aupply of “Hendrix’s Best." Alex' Jehnstoo, wbito. waa suspected of tbe crime and is now under arrest to answer to the crime. On last Thursdav afternoon the Uni- f« na Hank of Knights of Pythias and .quits a number of citixenf had the pleasure of listening to a very eater- talning address delivered by Hon. W, Gilmore Simms, theoratorof Decoration . After the addroes, the Knights chad to the graves ef CNir departed briKhren agd b-mh rty teld ttlmve their lattt resting places trrvafhs of evet- greens and Bowers, emblematic ~ of noble worth and Immoitality. The many friends of l*aHore and Herman Brawn are glad to see tin-m d hope that they may spend apleasaNl vacation with their friends sad relatives Mrs. Marta,of Auguste, Qa., is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. H. F. Buist. Wet*ustthat her slay lit Blackville of Spartanburg, S. C, pa* la our town last . Tuesday profrssiotial business. H - of Maj. i.. T. izlar. Misses FAuule and Annie Izlar, daughters of Judge J. F. Izlar, of ' nrg, ttre visiting their relatives towiK >.li to lie delight of his many fclutotiv fcA r#- afu r a prottutde session orth ratal ina. nt sociable, was given <»f the town on last the residence of Mrs. dkll who were in atten tt moat enjoyable time. Nothing else could be expected-’With Mrs. Drew es hostess. Mr. Arthur Gerald, after a visit of about two week* with hi* family- In Camdeut roturued heme and look* very much Improved by his trip. The new home of Mrs. II. F. Bald win, on West Avenue, is nearing com fAKhm, and when ttnished will be not only an ornament to West End, but one of the prettiest residences hi the town. Captain John A. Walker, one of Itlaokvilte’* most popular and clever young teen, returned to his duties in theIVM.Bwy.ujneealter a short hut pleasant visit at Martins, S. C. We can Capt. for a fttw days, but we like to have him leave us for tfnm. ~ " * ~ ~ • Cm Fei. Bets From JeMy. 4 Editor firoplr t As I have not seen anything In your .colnntns from this place in some time I will endeavor to give you a few dots. All the folks In this vicinity are ehjoy* ing very good health. Crops are Iuuh- Ing very good,, cohslderlng se much rain that we have feAd in tbe past few '. Cant. J. W. Jenny attended theUsw- berry College c< xnai enceme o t last week as he Is one of the trustees. Miss A. E. Rents, one of Colston** charming young ladies, is spending some time with friends at this place. Mr. A. TU Ueadholt l* having the lumber sawed out to build a nice dwel- Ing In rbc near future. The St. Nicholas S. S. pic nic was a grand sue .-ess. It was given especially for the children and they aeehied toett |ny It very tnneh. Atiilfeeaes delivered Rev. W, E. and G. K. Wiggins, A Benudful Wedding. the Bteekvllie « wn-J following graceful and graphic report of the happiest social event ef the year in «ur sister towu. To tbe long cborua of rongTOt ulattons that have been given to Mr. end Mrs. Buist The Ptori-X adds beet w ishea for their long lifs» perfect happiness and continuous prosperity. May the years to come be as kindly to them as they deserve. More than that their best friends can not wish. ^ . Blackville, 8. June 23-A hsau- liful wedding was celebrated at the MethodM Church at this place on last Wednesday evening at 8.30 o’clock, I'he pritleipals ofUie aVafr wora Mi Annie Uatirlv, tbe fair and charming daughter of Major and Mrs. I*. T. izlar and Captain C. 8. Buist, a prominent of this place. The Bevj Arthur Buist performed the cereorany The attendants were: Mr. 8yduey UUr. of Orangeburg, with Miss Kula Izlar. .* Mr, llarry tl. lalar, with Miss Buist. ^ ... ^ Ig.fl.W*: Weilte, wlMi Mtett rnnnte t w hleh W*efe very appropriate to the 6e- casion. The ladies of the church deserve uch credit for carrving such a nice lot of provision* aod taking such an interest in the pic nic. After parte king of all the luXnrles of life that heart could wieh, there wn* a plenty left on the table to feed the same crowd again. Lemonade was as pteotifui as rations. 1 Mrs. F. M. Jennv, the tt<f- compllshed organist, and Mr. Frank Thompson deserve tbe thanks of all for performing so well on the organ and-eornet. 'Hie day passed off delightfully and ail secur'd to enjoy It, hut I must aav that this is nothing unbatural for 8t.‘Nicholas. . ' . M. with Miss Ills* Katie n, with Izlar, of Drangehurg Mr. Solidnon Brown, Idumea DeWltt. Mr. Arthur Gerald, with Thomson. * Lieutenant John O, Ooi Miss Moselle Gerald. Messrs. Bob dtrobel snd W. Molony acted sa usher*, Tbe bridal party biafched in to the strains of Mendehwohn, beautifully ren dered bv Miss Rsslna Brown. Tbe bride waa gowned in. a lovely white satin, and the colors represented In each bridesmaid’s attire constltbted nearly a perfect rainbow, viz: Brat, X lie gften; second, orange t third, iliac | A.G. Member!, bead N tbe WofTord Fitting 8cheel, the chair at WTrtford t ; Cfthrbrad’s ] profesaor < South Carolina whiskey labels look very Much like eeGn lids 'nils I* an other goad tttotnto of the Dispensary business.—Kdgefleld Advertiser. Private Secretary Thurner denies that tbe President I* suffering from obesity or that mIs health is in any way impaired. Weather pfophet Hicks of Anderson makes the pr.-dlctlon that crop* will be greatly Injured during the rammer by Hall and wind, and I hat there Will also be some destructi ve rains, s A drummer, who drove out to one of V lie green 1 second, orsnge * Ullfd, mac | Jbe sawmills to tbe vicinity of Cordcle fourth, Wtte; ttitb, pink; sixth* orram,| Cl*-v reeenUy decUted that be gnt into tepot Iff Swtk Cardiiu —.KOS—• t>R. M’R A.E'» mt rni m«mc iTiiervm The Juries for the July Court of Gi The ewrthqnAkeabode on the 20th '‘oc curred ateueitonBunaiy with the begltir ning of the swtoUter solstice, Che en- trance of the sun la t%e zodiacal rigu-nf Cancer, near dbe Brat quarter af the loon and white the tide waa mo tbe ” it was fett fn Florida, Eastern , all 8outh Carolina and as far i Charlotte and Wil Bood.’ Georgia, i North as i Straw Hata WHBtoou. ilngton. itcost at J.J.. Wilson’s, The nest meeting of the County Redical Association will be held at Bamberg on Tuesday, July 11th, at CJo’clock, M. Business of iinjiortance * tebe attended to and addresses will be delivered. -A full .attendance is requested. If wc expect to make our Association successful and productive of good results we iqust make the sac- tlttc of time, esse and money required by Attendance upon Its stated meetings. This Is the sg<; of association andyvery physician in'the county should attend this practical school in which lie can either learn or he a teacher In th* noble work of saving life and palliating suffering. Gxo. W. Moxxam., M: I). (2w) President. The Bank of the Carolina# resumed business on Friday. President Cvfllii issued the foltowlwg circular: To «ur friends: We resume busi ness to-day. For the present, while the conttdence of the country i* shaken to the foundation and all financial in stitutions are^trembling, we propose to make no loens from our new- deposits, nor shlti we make loans until such time, as We esn have full confidence in the condition of. tlie country, _ We shall thus have nil our deposit* ‘ at all times subject to the call of the deposi tor. No run cm injure us again, as we shall have dollar for d >llar. When financial affairs are in •uclt * condition that we can safely Bn so, we shall an* commodate Bh berHutore. The colored people of the county will have a great mass meeting of the Pro tective Race Society at Govan, on this Month Bonnd K. R., on the <4tb of July. The Hociety i* not a political organisa tion, hat I* intended \“to Improve the morality and moral*conduct” of the colored people. It proposes to Invoke every good agency to prevent ail per son* from violating tbe la** Of the Htate, of Moctety and of, God, and if w isely conducted will be of inestimable advantage to tbe colored race first and to the State and county as' a necessary result. A Ferfurt Fie Nic. Under the auspice* of the Bamberg Alliance a large portion of citizen.- from Bamberg and adjacent country assembled at Cedar Mprings on Wed nesday', the21st of Jutie, pleasure bent. Everybody neemed in good apirit* and .willing to contribute whatever tfcry could in shape of basket* and to make It a pic nic long to wrememTiered. Col. Felder, by request, invited Hon. W. J. Talbert, of Kdgetteld, (wkose guest he was) to deliver an address. After being introduced he spoae in his usual enthusiastic style upon matters of importance to the Alliance, occa sionally inserting some of his familiar jokes, which greatly amused bis audi ence. lleJseeniH to he nous the worse from hi* last summer campaign. He seems to be growing more popular in Bambeog just now, w here some of hi* friends are expecting a plum to fall. He also addressed a large audience In the Town Hall that evening, in Gen. Butler’s place, who through some eause failed to show up. Yoi.r corre spondent was not present and could not tay what hi* subject was. Among other visitors from a distance were the Mi-se* Fairy, Miss Meyers, Mrs. Liz zie Faust and our friend Ed Mtenmons, of Branchville. A bountiful dinner was spread and, judging from the man ner in which it disappeared, an obser ver would conclude that w« are an ap* S ireciatfve people dvw n in this land of iricA Mills, Cotton Factories, Fitting Schools, Hanks, etc Weil the pic nic wa« a grand succeaa, notwithstanding the rain in the afternoon, which marred our enjoyment to some extent- Young and old of both lexea were there, Wid ower*, widows and a few bachelors, bnt the Major, Oh, where was he? He might have missed the opportunity, of his life. Well Major, the Atlantic Coast Line will be finished by the first of January and you must come dop-u and take a fl*h in Bcratchnose. It will cross Edisto j uat below the lake, and of course the conductor would let the Editor of Tiix Pkoflk off to go ttsbing in “Mcratchnose." Bixa Die. The invitation to go fishing i* ac cepted with thanks, but we wiu not go to Cedar Springs p c nic# until ail local ‘ * j-Ed. 1’ao- The church was handsomely decorated with tt profusion of evergreen* and flowers of a VaflXty of tiuas. Y At fo’clock a hrtlttaM reception Was held at tbe residence of the bride s fatlbr, iliulcotigmtttUtiotl* were offered by a largo number of Invited giteats. Covers were spread for the entire party ahd all enjoyed heartily the bountiful feast both of atthatentlwU atld delicacies. The gifts were hntnerous, costly and beautiful, selected,' however, with a view to uaefultteaa rather than orna mentation. L'spUtU tttiB Mr*. Kul*t have gone to honaekropfllg Ifl their' beautiful home t«st completed and gantly furnished on the avenue of th* Carolina Midland Rail food. Tb* beat wishes of the cotmttunity fottow tteetit for future happiness and praeperlty. Ittiiro for inly* - -— — Term of the General Sessions were drawn on.Thuraday l J. J.Owens—Bull Fond. ' Horace Box, “ ** T. B. Kill*, " •• J it Keels. Z* " c L. Wooley—Mosemary. W. I. Jnwera, " M. M. Hair, . . • Jno. W. Kennedy, “ ; . 8 W. Blanton, *' L. A. Thomson—Willlaton. I, ee Powell, “ J C. Morris-George* Creek. •* Robt. II ightower, “ “ . Starling IInrto, “ “ W. P. Renew—Red Oak. P. B. Dick#—Richland. Jnn. A. Kiilingaworth, R'chland. Eli Riley—Bamberg. Geo. P. Bamberg, Bamberg. J. D. Copeland, C. M. Eden field, Gpm W, M. Rayaor—Kl*h C. E. Edward*, y 4 ** *• Jas. ZHgler, “ r '* ■» T.8. Anderson—Baiooo.- W. A. Blount* J. A. Good son—Sycamore Miles l*oadholt, R A. All, J. W. All. John II. Xinard—Buford’• Bridge, J. A. Peters—Three Mile, . Henry Wnlff—Allendale. J. R. Williams, ' « B. F. I*ancaater—Blackville. ^ : Perry W. Beaslnger—Midway. 1 ' At Aiken CeerL one of the roads that Was to crooked that he met himself coming back The wheatsjrop now being harvested In the upper counties of Boutlt Carolina Is said to be the best yield for many years. John Langdon Weber, Associate cdl tor of the Charleston New* and Court* er, has resigned his pen to accept the iwtcsaorsMp Of English language and iterature In Trinity College, N. C.' L*x|iig|on*Cot(ntf hriOiktihe record. Tharo waa only one prisoner in jail and Jr. The juries were di*r M by Tuesday pleas court* The beat Gasoline rttovea and Ranges made, RRCAU^E.I HET HAl g ; Bight Feed, Steel Needle Valve* with German Miltef Points. part* ftst proof. Caat Iron #♦ Drum Yttcmte. Remotabte Float Valvrit. Mpncloos , Winning • hiSet*. Tanks with-h cahnot fm re moved witlMNU flrsteioslMg ail Burners, Yalta- which show at aghuwa whether ^B^aaasb*—■ ■ 1 sin ** Mrt* trprn OF MOmHI. Mettd fur prices. attn all a in x xt rowrt.sims. ‘isr* IB <4 At Aiken Court teat week the case against Mr. Thos. Butler for'killing Proprietor Pettyjnhn of the Arlington Hotel was continued by the Htate, on acaountof tbe absence of an. impor t mt witness. Friday morning Htettrivi of Kmztiitel Williams for the mnrder of Mitchell Poole commenced. Over a BROW’S I ROB BITTERS Curts Dytptepti*/ I»- d 1 i on B I>® b i 1 i iy. bachelors ar« provided for VLF, Closing Kxereiaei of Ctansy a ilellOor. r High privilege to attend these id I have rarely enjoy rises more. They oontu He plead gulU . charged on Monday, and tha sessions and uomOton had adjourned. The Abbeville Press and Banner say* Ooi. W, Perry Murphy was at>- (Mttnted Dtatrict Attorney “by the re commendation of Judge Simonton, the courtesy heretofore having been grant ed to the United Mats* DUtriot Judge." Dr. J. It, Kirklttnd, elected last week Chancellor of Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tehn., it of good Karnwet blood, hi* father. Uev. W. c. Kirkland, having brttn born at tile place where Mr. W.C Best now lives. The new Chancellor Is a Imchelor, 34 year* old, a younger hrotMr of Editor Kirkland of the HwiKhorn Ohrlstian Advocat* , Vicksburg. Rise., June ll.—Dr. Mol McDeweir, manager for tbe Richard sons fur many years past, Was inter viewed here Rti* evening, lie eatl mate* that tka overflow In the MUais sipni Valley has cut. off fully naH nttllion boles from thecott^i cyop. am predict* that th* coining crop wtU not exceed 7^100/M) bale*. Menatnr Inland Mtenfonl of Califor* nl» 4 aged tf9 >eara andTwortb. $3 ,00 »,- ofio, went hi bed in' usual health Tues- dav night, JOtk. A tew hours later his valet Went to his room and found him dead. Paralysis of the heart was said by the doctors to have been the cause of Ills death. * Don’t hide yonr money In an old storking; and If you owe your neigh- law Bve dollars pay It. Then be can pay somebody else that tt va <Mlar*,and thus the money I* kept in circulation and trade iorprored. If every debtor who can pfv would pay, thru would b* a marked lmpl»fram*W$lnhaainm*. - It iaaaldtliat practically a]l of the State bonds taken by Gw Baltimore syn dicate have heft placed. Notices of aaleahy the syndicate are being re ceived every day and there is very little more to be disposed of. A (tout a week age theft was only $250,000 to he sold and since that time sale* made every day. f nMI|rrt4,jW|rtt money and tttniag four tewnrika naff 1 men 01 jjwki gvipn __ CnmpsttUlea examt held In OHohbr. Jacob W df the IJi.llttge, IHJ giftliw Besifwtll ^Mhaifd kars This madh-in? Is taMn Intefnalty*- ohly two doses every twenty-four hours—stnd is an ahsalute cure for or ganic stricture ROB at) kidney diseasee. It cures stricture W Ith'out pain, incon venience or the lot* of one hioment’s time from any employment. Na pain in kidney complaint unlesa there are complications It ctlra* gtttftl or stone, by sbftenlng.it and passing It out in the urine In the form of a sediment or line xitrdef. I have numbers of letters from people n Barnweii comity qho have been cured and are being cured. I am now selling It in ‘Elko, Barn well, liOng Branch neighborhood, Al lendale, Myra more, Olar, Blackville Pulleton County, Grahamville, Charles* ton, Orangeburg, 8t. Matthews, Colum- hia, Greenwood, l.owndcsvllle. Edge- Held, Anderson, Spartanbtirg, Newber ry, Pickens, Wtnnaboro. Humter, Flor ence, Darlington, Camden atld Iwncaa- ter, Augusta, Ua,. Baltimore, Md , ^Lynchburg, Va„ I’oeomo, Pennsylva nia, Goahen, Indiana, Ktntucky—with beat result*. I guarantee a cure. If aqy one will take two bottles of this Medicine, and he of she are not safHclently benetttted to induce them tocobtittoe u*e, 1 Will refund their money. This Medicine can only be obtained by ordering direct from me. It will be sent by mail on reftlptof price; i-R 00 to any part of North t^aroiina. Mouth Car BALIVm I GARVIN, Blackvitk 4 Bamberg. t. 4* u n 4» (• oltua, Georgia and Alabama. In order- tegMy wketbar for Stricture ar kidney If you are Buffering, give it a Dial, if It does hot do what I premise for it your mou-y will He returned without delay or trouble to toll, which Is moft than any doctor or druggist will do for Tom. 0. K, RY/iN, lanvdl, S. 0. Mice* *iX or 6oi-*»v oiricl » digaloAtiS. f . i Baxswzi.l, H. C. April Alb 1803. Hereafter no hill against the < onnty of any natuie will be paid uules* an or der i* first obtained from the Clerk of the County Commissioners. By ohlef of Board, < M. J. i’A'I'Kt Clerk. Worid Work MackiHcr)', Brick and Tile Barrel Stave (iiilllln# Grain Threahing Saw Mill Kiel* ItuliiHK Kngina* and Hollers, Htate Agetits for Talbott A nous’ Eh* gtnes and Boiler*, 8aw and Uri»t Mills, BftWefs’ Brick Mschitivry, thiubte 8cftw < Ottob Pfcsse*, . Thomas direct acting Steam Presses, nobehfc Thomaa' Seed Outon Elevators. Hall anil Lmnnits Gibs, Eugicburg li, H. BXiltll A Cff’a, R ood-Working Machinery. Planers, Band Saws, Moulders, Mor* llsefs, '* \ „ TriicUofs, ctimprlaihg complete equipment for Bash, ttoot and Wagon Factories, Deloarit.-’s Plantation Baw Mills, Variable feed, Beltlugs, Httlhga ahd Mariiinery mtppHn*. Write for prices. V, C. BA Dll AM, Mwwyof: * Columbia, S. C, South Botinil Railroad." In Effect May 7th, 189C Trilua r«fi dally by Mth MarttlUn Of Central time. , j ^ _ NORTtl BOUND.' No JB, Lv. BavaNtitth.... .lojOa, m. A r. Fairfax13.(4) p. m. Ar. Denmark Ii57 p»m. Ar, Colamhta .... 2.40p. m. SOUTH BOUND. No. 8. Lv. Colombia Lv. itemnark 7.48 a. m. Ar Fairfax 8.38a. m. A ri 8avanuah.... 11.80 a. m. Trains No, 9 ami 10 connect w itk 8* C. R. W. at Denmark, and P. R. A A* at Fairfax. For further Information apply to I M. FLEMING. *“ OeUl. roa*. Agt. Savannah, GO*. J.F.C“*' r * V No. 10. 4.10 p.m. 7.07 p. m. 8.03 p. m* No. 37. 12.30 p. m. 3.f7 p. m. 8.07 p. n. *.10 p. m. aJtAV,.TP. A. Do To# Wait to Md? Peraons in Barnwell desiring to build would do well to see the undersigned. A KLLIA, AUy .at l.sw. , 8.-C , Feb. 25,1803. HU8RPHWEY8 •li l(f>erta<4l srs »im«a«ay I ■MM4l0t» Ob frit for years sa* (nr oxer tXtrtr rears Sr It was my e-aereitea, am similar exercisea more. They consist ed of dialogue*, tableaus and recita tions. The pieces chosen fni the occa- ■ten were "grave, gay and serious” and (tie boy* and girls did their parte excellently well, and showed the frulR* ing of the running hand of their ac complished and faithful teaehor, Mtas Claude HolPdav, of Marion Co., and ““ - - - || iFtdfrT Protoct Voir weft Mi#* Holiday that they rs for aauiber year. Ifwoiwteony troth in the oM saying; "laragh and grow fat,'’ thsre are going to bo a groat many fat people about Ulmer’s this rear from that Tuesday night’s teogh log at the fanny boys and girls. I do tome, however, that it won’t have Mint •fleet on me and the Mhe of a^ bat only on the “lean” kind. The exorcises were oloaod with a fear Words of praise from the wrtmr for the scholars, and their Parent*, and tbe people of Ut* XKf’a for their interest in education, a* manifested in the large and nicely ar ranged school bonding tbit they have aieeted. Ik apeak* wail for Ulmers and the community about It, that, the very first tiring they did was to put up an aoveltant school building, which R, G. W. Wai xrt. VT. I. WiLfto* WALKER fc WILSON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. IlllltU, X- c. A well assorted stork of Cottln* and Caskets'ef newest styles ronstantly on band and for sale a» reasonable prices, Prompt nod eMrioat attention paid .day or night, to the wants ef ail patrons» Mr. Wilson has made a special study of disinfecting for two years and offers tbe advantage of hi* experience in. that branch of the business. We will, whenever desired, prepare bodies for safe transportation for infer* ment at dlattnt planes. Office at N. G. W. Walker’* 8thee, Main St. Barnwell, Night calls at bis residence. ' itly, the Geld ran at expensive sen proattatOpe ft eas ho _ t eta.# draggtet. Wli’aU Ms am guaranteed Tha Farmers Mutual Flft r 4#so-, riatiea of Bam well County will be organised at Ibe Court Heaae on rialet- dayltiJaiyat Npon. A large Is requested as policies nod wgfettft efe< tko htearebia > in may rate you, it save you. r or fi 11 on or write to. <U. . IjUNCAN, ^ :UN< FOIL SALE* „ In. khaTown of NlacbviU* a neat and conltiiodious dwelling, sitnato in tho moat desirable part of the town, and within a few minutes walk of tha churches and depot. A large fruit and vegetable garden a’tacheJ. Pot fur ther pa tfeffTars concerning price, tefftaete., apply to F. J. DREW, tf Blackville. 8. C. PGfHTlBNM GL’ABAWTCCB (fjvaranfrt fa WriUnf.) 8end for cata logue of Dfanghoo’sGcnsolklatcd Prac- Heal Hnidneas College, Nashville, Than. No vacation. (Mention this paper.) jonel* Xmee Hootstud Notice. FASTER! A gen Barnwell,; Socm CzkoLiKA, i Barnwell Cotkty. j h.rfi » 1 »-l Master’s Office. Petition for Drug is perm they are vela ise Tablets amr •attheknowtedgei I 2e!"*TS?p!K of •aruinly places 'of all. If your mem write faf Ohio Chemical Co. \2 witf- it,anda to feflew their Tablets—|10a*— -fe The .7antes C. frown Rmite, near the Depot, and Graded Mhool. the moat healthful guff Heahwhle residence In Barnwell. Good Water, delightful to have in the she now reside*, situated (he County Sarah A. Blltchington. Notice U hereby given that Sarah A» 4 Blltelilngtoa—widow—Intends to claim a Homestead, and has applied snch Hqpiestead set off to he land whereon she now rezl to Bamberg Ttomuhtp, in of Barnwell HiffG I aten ing landafftottlnhi Of W. W. Patrick,|fl.J.