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The Barnwell People 7- •,T, BATES OF SL'BMCnil'Tib^i Ih Adv^Hce, per Annura..;..... Oil Time ri Trr:”:^i.00 TT HiTTiiiai - • ^.-^■^r^AT^CXL- THURSDAY, . • <v* T ■■■■ M A HO IIS; 185)4 \ tlie next regularcomihunlcationof Harmony Lodice No. 17 A.’. V.\ M.\ will be he!«l at the lie* V awir. ie Tern ■w , pie lit Barnwell; Ui>on 10th • lay oi XI arc it, IS'il, the same beinir the Su'd Sat- itrlay Pi said luoiittl, bhgliiuldg at ‘‘High twdre."—1 ———: *- By order of \V. . M.‘. A J. A. .lENKish. Sccrcturr. ^ * tostand Found. > i . 4 tjoat—SnlTe.n*^ from Dyspepsia. Dr*tp^y, Malaria and fiiver Complaint tmless Uiny at on«* eOmmenge tli«> m*e c»l Glenn Sprinifa Mineral Water. I-ound llntnlrcHs of people in ctory tiHiitrer to amall crain crops partof the. StnU*. who teetil.T thpt the _ 0 waters of Glenn Springs are Simply the beat. LOOK HEBE! XO IIAlib TIMES! .. "i •, • ■. 10 to SO per Cent Saved -ON- 7~" GROCEltlES —AT=— Hcv. II. S. llartzog was in tow non itombty. Stjvc) - ^ cominmilrattons go over to next week. . Solicitor liellinger la attendlhg Hamil ton t^ourt this wock. Senator BfayHblrt wbnt to Virginia last tvei'k bn huiiness. Horn I). S. Henderson w as In town Mst week, In the Master’s Court. I.rtnsrstreetGantt; Ks<| ,of Winnsboro; gave Us a pleasant Visitoii Monday. Denmark Is the I’ost Offipeof the new SuneVyDofTOf Registration; Mr; I. Jeliningj; Gen. Lerhy K. A'pumans and R 1.: Ahney, of Colusiibpt, were in tow 11 last week profexsiOuUllv. Court draws near. Thk I’kopuk can supply tlte lawyers with subp»rna writs and tickets, diekji for cash. Local weather prophets are lodlclng for more cold. Some of them expect TJ)e. Nebraska fellows who burned *4eereWy Morton inelllgy have been rined if.’OO each and coils lor tlicir lit tle fun. Tlie JJiapensary took in $193on Mon day. As every body remained sober purchases must have been mostly made for medical pm poses; • _—_ Mr. C. R ri l Jobnsdn uf Wllliston is now tel gi apli operator at Seivern, the northern terminus of the Carolina Midland Railroad. J* r —RY— jwurphey & eo. Mnrphey A Co., Are the w holesale Gro cery House of 61H Uroad tjtreet, Au-. guata, Ga, We take thisnicthod of In forming all of bur old. customers that they will tiotv liud us, just alaoc the Railroad crossing on"tfie same sid of the street (as our old corner storce at numbe r.tflB. We moved from our old corner about- but we are vet and-bave- been for forty years the chea|>est gn;l only cash grocery house here, conse quently can sell you ctleapertTian any body else, can save you .money U Juu w ill Come to see ns. We have Mr. Henry ,M. Sawyer, of Aiken and Orangeburg Comities with us, wHo will be 1 glad to'welcome any body from South Carolina. „ Remember the number and look for if, (JIB, up the, same side about 50 yards ftttm our bliTcorner,and the Hrm stanie is simply MlJKl’IlUY & « .0, Moses C. Mi nrnBY; lino. 8. Mcal'iiicr. £. T.MURPHEY& COS Come.to the Exposition at 1 cent 11 mile, and get off the Train at. tlte comer of Broad and Washington and look through our Stock. WE WILL SAN E YOU MONEY. • Re sure t« get our prices before you Iniv. ■, . ' • ' Use K. T. MrUIMIEY'S "PKTDB FLOUR.’ 1 Best and Finest msdet We have three South < ‘arolilm Stiles- nieti to wait «n Ohr friends libni tlte I’almetto State. COrtte one and all to £ T. MURPHEY & CO. Cor. Broad and WftaktogMHi Streets, Railroad ('rossing nov2:i Ca,3?d. TO OUR PATRONS. rite Rlaekviile, s. c., Agency of our I* lie Insurance Companies, for a n.im- ber ®f years represented by tiic Messrs. Mix son, have been transferred to agen cy of J. 1* Btiobel & ( o. None of tlie btisinessof our Compa nies has been bought by aiiy one ejse. 1’Attles holding our policies, in event of loss or removal, will please cotmmtnt- Cicte trith Messrs. Strolsd .t Co., wiio will He pleased to renew their policies or write additional Insurance. Bespeaking for our new agents the liberal patronage given us in the past we are respectfully, C. A. Ralne, General Agent Pho nix In*. Co. of Hartford.' Ed. S. (ffay. Manager Southern Dept. Ins.'Co. of North \111er11w. Livingaum Minis,.Manager Southern Dept. <frectiwkb ins. Co. of Nc.v*' York jani-'tm For Batalierg. Dr. J, II. E. Millimts, Dentiat, of Blacaville, S. C- will visit Bamberg regularly once a mouth. Ncxtappoint- iiunt will be 2d Mrtfld iy, tiic Izih March. Ofliceat Johusuti Hotel. (1 w) T« Hvnt. . '.I 7 A comfortable cottage, of six rooms, with good well and line garden, in a pleasant ami healthful section of the town will be rented for a moderate price Ao an approved tenant. For particulars apply to CltAKI.KS I’ECIIMANX, lUrnwell, ft. C. Fertilixrr*. Expecting to handle Fertilizers again tiiis year wc are in a position to sell to the farmers at prices to suit the limes. 11 an000 A Calhoun. jan25-tf -'J -Watermelon Land. To rent, about a hnndc good land, two miles from 'Barnwell, very near Carolina Midland Railroad, rested two years, never piatited in mci- Vpply to A " red acres of in Barnw on«. 7>» :*• <t i . : - • If you feel veqJt and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Tbe End of It. A precocious, impulsive vomur '’r. Was in lore with a irirl and he Kr. Said she; '“Sir, iro slow', Korl'H have you to know Pm to you nothing more than a Sr” Children who are dressed In white clothes, medical men declare, are mine susceptible to cold* and infectious diseases than, those clad iu dark, warm Colors. ' -‘‘What is reason?” asked the teacher from Boston of the smallest boy In the Class. “It’s what my daddy nevor ha* for lickin’ me,” was the coulideiit re ply. “I shall be glal wh n I get big enough to wash my face,” muttered lit tle Johnny after his mamma had got through with him; “then I won’t wash It.” IT Married at the lesYeuceOf the bride’s father, MissP. W., eldest daughter of Mr.' Jasper Redmond, to Mr. lleiirv Sharp on tlie 1st. (Iity 01 March l^'G, ail of Swansea, S. C. Ao interost.Htg meotiog began bt the The Rivers Bamberg Methodist, church biAt. week. Rev. Dr. S. I’. Ji. Elwcll.of Columbia, assisting tlie pastor. Up to Tuesday there were 25 accessions. It pays to advertise, even when times are' (liill. Those live Rlaekviile inbr- chaiits, C. E Gyles & Co., authorize us to say that their local notices in Tim Pkoi'MC “did good.” . Dr. A. R. I’attersoii of Atlanta will he In Barnwell lor a week beginning on .the I,Nth inst. He w ill be glad to meet his former patients, and all others w ho may need hi* professional services R. R. Porter has a shoe making ami repair simp, the, second house from the Post Office, and invites the patronage of the good people of Barnwell. He has bail tdelvn years experience and guarantee* satisfaction. Exechti'e Committee of tlie Hildges Monumental and Me- m.trial Association wilh, numt at t.lwHr gnuiinKpn the MrsCSspiR-day in April- at B p. nu t't ttrrjnge for the annual celebntion of Memoria! Day. We regret to icarn ihat, the fatal grippe con'lnh^ its deadly yvork in I'lircc Mile Township. Last week three most estimable ladies Mrs. Arthur Feb- der, Mrs. Martha Buckwell, and Mrs. G. W. IIughes were taken U> the liigltei; bonto. , Conductor .1. II. Raborn, formerly of NVHliaton townsli ; p T was accidentally- killed at Greenwi o.I on the gJth ulf. His troiti had hei 11 Itrokeii into tlnoe sections and while trying to tatupie uti he fell under tlie cars and w as crushed to death, lie w as soon to hav.e married an Augusta young lady. There will ca big palitical meeting at. Springtfeld on next Saturday the 10th March. lion. John Gary Evans ami Mr. John T * Gaston wfll be on liand to aiRtiess the meeting. Dr. stokes and Gen % Iz.lar also arc expecteij to he there and present their claims tj) tiic dear people.—Wagoner New We Salute j oa, Doctor: A t nd tlie Palmetto Hag Hies liigli in ^Georgia. Last week our bright. a"d brainy voung friend Octavius Jlart- zogof Rtmherg was graduated iron' 1 the Atlanta Medical College, taking Hr«v h uioy in a co npetitiy? examimti n wi h rto>ro ent.lives of seven stat*.-. more honorable iliat he paid Ids ow n way through’ tlie College course by clerking in a drug store during »ft | i;f'- noons and rest, hours. And wc are vry sure that Dr. Hartgog will he as eml- neirtTii Ciiriug ills as he ami-Ids bcijt fi'ii’tids pan wNtr.-" Oi iginof t.i nek Law. Theohi sntry about the origin of the ex,.*!^** on “lynch law” is again gmnf t e rounds. This act'oiint ascribe* it o aiertaiu.Ool. th \rles Lynch of tevoln- tionary days in Virginia, who led kna summary disposition of lory muulercrs, ^vysthe 8a van nan Presa. Key. Father McMahon of St. Pat rick’* Church, this city, h«* an entirely ilitTereut atory as V the source of an oj- pression sp frequently seen in America newspapers. Fatlier McMahon secured Ids interpretation of it during a visit to Ireland, ami t here is hardly any doubt but that in Ids story the true origin of “Ivnc.h law” is to he found Alliance Department. AdoptvJjis J.hc County Organ by the Couty- y. Allnnicr Jnl) nth, IVfii. M. J. PATE, Ashociatk Editor, To whom all Conununiiatloua ou Alliance Matters should la 1 aihirtnwil. ' ' ' "x: \ T'lih Cohnty Conindssioneis on TueL day signed chocks for idl cluims ftltw] at.d http roved lor the tiscal years 1N!)K'2 and tbl)2-j. Creditors of tin* county for those years can row get their mon ey. * * There being no objection the Board created the road leading from Jasper rannaiia's to the Baru velland Angus- tn road on the GaTne» Ashley place a public highway. One day la^t week a large haa k Hew down into Mrs. B. F Bradley’s yard in Ureal Cypress tmvuship ami caog t chicken. Mrs. Bradley ran out and suc ceeded in taking the efiiekcn from it* captor Knowing that the hungry visitor would ‘eturtislie set to work and hnilt a trap.mid in twenty minutes from the lii>r ciuning of the. haw k she caught two very largo sky pirates, and put a lasting emi to their depradutions. Allention !- Gordon Light. Dragoons wiirplease attend a company meeting at Capt. P. M, Cater’s lesidciice on Monday the 12th inst ac HI o’clock^a^ m., armed atm equipped for drill. r i ; II. P. Andkrsox, Orderly. March'.T.isiif. C. F. Carter J. .U Aiidi rson, J. NV. Dyches, James Rountree, G. II. flartzog, J. W. Thomas, Capf. J. W. Riley, Oscar Foreman, I. R. Rountree, Friedils in Februarj. The foliowiiHpgood people were good IoThk I’KpfLK last month : C. Duim, II. K.'Gillam, J. 15. Ritter,.' NV. If. .Inhtlstun, .1. li. Jennv. J. A. Jenkins, Charles Brniit. 1 S. S. Furse, Capt. J. NV. Jenny, NV. Creech, Mrs. N A. Woodward, Tliaddei;s. Duncan, Gen. i,. A., ‘Ashley, C. S Folk, II. S. Fickling, •I. T. Smith, Dr. Vf. T*. Willi*, I. N. Dyches, C. B. Johnson, Hon. I). Paul Sojourner. And now for tiic music of March uionjry. SALE DAT. The town was well filled with good people from all quarters of the Con it tv on Monday T’he list of the friends that we met and were glad to see. is Inf) long lor iflibljcation. All were cheer ful inYjTite of the hard tfmes and .ex pect to come out all right when this year’s crops are harvested and imirk- et«-d,— —— All the township Boards of Assessor! ex ctit-that oi Midway, Hfet or sept for the|r returns. All will be. acted upon before the meeting of the County Bontd next Tuesday. s 1 he Master Sold no Ian 1. O11H sale wa.- m ide by the Sheriff for a nomliiat pTiQn* A lew horses and mules changed owners. “ i’htf bone vard” was very slimly patroiuzcd, Its gknles w ill not he revived hefo e September. Liuig Brauch Sews. NVe are lra|ipy to state fhkf there is rfo serious illness in tills Section at til’s time, . . The farmers are getting on nice]',’ considering Urc bad weather. I saw one Tmui looking atu sMfc' ^ tTPV oktvi'T TTalv . gucsifetBiy fPUllM klfflWK WBHt 'WlH WT *tVk an.lctmvertcd-+t rntn Ji g.i . liirishcd spirits, ami fed one Brown Guards. The officers Brown Guards and ^members of the are Soalled to meet at Patterson A Holm^nki,Jaw oflice on Howard I’attersoii. 'Tuesday, Llth March LS'Jj'at T. i»U-p, uji By order of , ” ' . Capt. J. It. Lkv v. VV.. E. Ent x kj Ki.i>, ftcereury. ,-- egt« (’av. S. V. T. C., I'eb. 28, P^iH. IniTsrs of CompanTijs will re lied and it well < 6 Prisoner: 7t*s bard to cha r ge me with forgery, for you see l can’s even sign my own name. Judge: That point is immaterial; It's another man’s name you’re accused of signing. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures Dyspepsia, In- - digestion & Debility* The \Voman Suffragist* have decided •o hold their nex’t don volition in At lanta, G.t. A now itolitk-al |>Rrty of national aeope’l* likely to be launched hi New York in tbe near future. —*Joah Billings says, “When you Rtrike.ile, stop boring; menny a ma«t ha* bored clean thru and lot all tbe ilu run out at tbe bottom.” "V . . T'*- V • •* ' Headquarters an Miliett, 8 Gcncrnl Order- Gbihiqai port with tlmir conimiinds armi equipped fur-inspection,at Barn H. oir March 14, I8i)l at 11 o’clock a. in. By order of ; ,’ J. B. Batks, Col. Coin’d; 2d Regt. Cav. 8. V. T. E. II. Sm.vkt. Adj’t. TVilliston News. • • Tho llich School boy*, commanded b,. Pro'. II ce gave au exhibition dri 1 on me street Friday evening. They improve very fa«t. Prof, Rice and Mo- G*e arc t»otli graduates of th« Cit-adel; and take a great, deal of interest in tlie, military feature ol tlicscljooi Miss Marie Lide, of Dai lington, is visiting her cousins Misses Mamie and Carrie Lide. NVe predict that nptnjr of our young men will be love sieji at uu next On last. >Vodnesd:iy evening at 8 o'elm-k the sdiool .with its many pat ron ni welcome guests'assembled in the church. After seeing-the scholars male 1 through tio* ligures Isst), each jiear.ng a ligid for the purpose of hear i ig the rcciutioiis which were a< fel lows : . ,. 1st. Prayer by Mr. G. K. Birt. 2nd, Music by M iss I>ella Birt. •'id. Kecitiuioiis by those oiotcontest ing for the iiutdal. ■ ’ . ' ____ 4th Class on ETocTiTToff. No. 1. Miss Tilley “Bay,!ey, Tlie Glo rious Monument. No. 2. Miss Delia yIBrt > > ' Pernicious Customs of Society.' .vijjftL No. J. ML* ( artle WH^rhe Great •TioiHagratioii. * No.4. Mis*.Manila IIair, The Voice from the I’oor House, No. 5. Miss D^ysy* Birt, Brave for the night, vx ■ No. (J.' (Tgyshich side is your Ballot ? 5th class - contesting for tlie medal from memory: No. 1. Miss Mamie Birt,' Reinforce ment, “ No.2. Mr, Monroe Birt, 8u!non Must Qp,.. . ' , 77 Xo!;l.,'Mr. Allen Hair, Onward Vo ters. • Xu 4. Mis* Katie Hair, The Martyred Mother. No. 5. Mr. Benjamin Birt, Two. Fres v No. (J. Mr. Henry ifnlr,'Ihe Bugle4s Calling Tin* judges, Prof. MoDoug]e,„Mr. F. R. Sii.mk and Mr. AVUey Sprawls, de- clded in favor of Nq. 2 on Elocution, and No. 4 from aietuo.ry find the.medals were presented by I rof. Mcfhmgle, af ter delivering a very Interesting and appropriate speech for the Virca«ion. J „ C. F. Caiui ku, Principal. At Galway, Ireland, said Father Mc- Mahon to tlie Press, a monument cart be seen dedicated to Judge Lyiich; wlio w a* a perfectlfrijtu* in hf* ilvvotion b duty and justice. From an set of his the cxpYcsaioli “lyudj law” a* ap plied to trials and execution/ other than those Wilder due h rm of law. A son of Judge Lynch, according to Father McMahon, wa* guilty of an as sault on tin* daughter of a lord. He waa adzed and brought to trial at the court over which his fntl er pr ‘side 1. Sinking all paternal love bon«nih his du y a* a .1 ndge, Judge Lynch heard the evidence ainl sentenced hi* sou to death. The oHiciul* nu-'whom fell tin* duty of taking tnc son’s life refusml to carry out the sentence. Judge Lynch dcterndliffd to seethe law fiiltnled earned (lie sei - tem-e out himself and becatnd hi*son * executioner He tints, in his own per son became judge, jury and execu tioner. From tiiis incident grew tlie exp res* J on } vneii law a* a pplied to ca- *es wlier^ mol * defegate to them solved similar power and combine in them selves all three fumdion*. The fact that Judge Lynch’s son had Veil guilty oi the krime of rape Jia* addithmal signirtcHitce, added'' x Fai her it. is lor offenses of this nature that lynch law is now so iiequently resorted tu.—-Auguste Evculii'g News.' ■ ^ From Farm To Barroom. Illinois is the great corn stall; and I’eoria is the'center oXits mostpio'ilic belt. I’c-ria ls a grain markel anil es peeially for corn Vast quantities of the golden grain are. shipped into that city lor general dlst.ribiuioJi and loaded Into its mammothel.-vators hy the hun dreds of thousandsY>fd)u*hcl*. sN great deal of corn is Mtlppeff^Troni Peoria, hut a vast quantity i* used there. There is more corn used in Peoria than in any three eities in the union, even though those cities be New York, Philadelphia ami Chicago. '1 he reason is obvious. Peoria is not only the cen ter Ad klic great distilling interests, hut there are located two of the greatest, sugar houses in tho country. Down tlieTapaTTofts nutws of the great ylistil leries are.poured eiery day 2U,(KKI hush- • I'T .of .corn. The sugar-houses' use from 5,00(1 to Hl.UO I htishel* nioreeach d iy n the ye; r. To supply the con- s am uemamt the produet of I,C<M acre*' of rich corn iaiul* is daily ship|ied into I’eorin for home consumption. Aside from ilics(( there are fully 6 > wtt bushels used daily* for oilier pmpos^s. 80 that It is sate to estimate that fully II tHKIJM 0 bushels of born are. used in ihajcity an nually for mauufacliiriiig ah(L‘ntbe.r purposes.' The greater part,ol this is mautifacltircd into.spirit*. It is wonderful 40 consider tin; ehanges mad*- by a bushel of corn in it* transition ffom the owner’* crib to tl.e glass of the cbiisKmer. These eHiaiig- s tare various and 'far-reaching. They are otiier than tinancial. But consider simply tlie tm-re element of value. Corn was sold the other day in Peoria fqf 35 cents per bushel. 11 came ail tlte way from Nebraska, perhaps, where it brought hut 25 eHtt-i In transit two dcAlei.s received a commission ol 4 cent eiKlt - The railroad company received Scents for jts freight and otbir char- -gr?*;—Thc-drsriHcr ;etirl- H-i I'snr*'.- 4 Hons of of ids I’hcKdistiller sold the spirit* to a local dealer for $5.12, of which I'ncie 8am received $4.05 a* a tax 011 the spirit*, leaving a balance to the (I'stillcrof 72 ceiitsaftct lie had'paid 35 cent* fohhts torn The spirit*, aft r lieing well watered and compounded, iire sold at a profit by tbe compounder ami rectiHer to tlie dealer, who sells out at 15 cents a d. ink 1 he four and one- haif gallons have swelled to nine, and before it gets through it swells many a head ai!U also tneTevenlte of the city where it.* lims uiay be east. 8b that, in its travels from tho Nebraska crib to bite Chicago saloon, that bushel of corn qa* increased in value from 25 cent* to many dollars, and, with its constant running mates, has fiirulshud employment at least to tit ty "‘on or more and ini* con tributed to botli the national and muni cipal revenue*. 8ueh magic there is in the juice of tlie golden corn. Gf-Ahe juice of thatonc bushel of corti, at least 100 pcr»ou* liave i mbitied, from tlie piousold lady wlio took it for Ma grippe’ to the jolly old toper who took it tot ‘the tight.’ To resume, that bushel of corn w as thus scattered on tlie highway’s of hnsi- •ness and pleasure: Farmer, 25 cents: railroads, ss cents; commission men, 2 cctii*; distillers, 72 cents; feeder. JO cents; Unde 8am, $f.Oyr; cotnpotindei; ami rectifier, 25cepts; retujfdqalcr, $10; Idty, ,$3: .J’Jjs* coiisumer got^w liatcver was left in the spirits, cadi accordii g to hi* stryugik or \vterttHc**.~Ucoiiu NV. NV If. early day. Miss Mary Green, of Hawthorn, is vmttng MtirBmtraTDHtffr - The District 1 algn 1. O. G. will n^ect here on Thursday Friday. A public address w ill bed elivCred -jit the Baptist cliurch on Thursday night. Several Hue speakers will lie present. Daniel Baxter, of Ridgevillej was enrolled at the School on Monday for a course in Telegraphy. Misses Annie Lee Faust and Marie Rice, of Denmark, after spending a fewr day* with Mr*. Faust last waek lelt for home011 Monday evening. Hal. To Cook Sausages. making of sun ages, do you how ttvcook them? Havij you bought great, plump ones and tprecognize Vonr purchase when know often failed they UBrcrs »f ths l'ss*t) AllUacs. If.Th Crum, President. J. C. Miller, Vice President. NV. S. UamlsTjt, Soen^tary. A. K. Free, Treasurer, ff. I>. Kimml, 1 liupDin. T. 8. Weeks, Gwinlj Lecturer. W. A. Ail, Steward or Assistant I.-.ctnrer. W. T. HariVv, Ixstt Krt p«‘r. - K. K. Harley, Assistnut H'sir Keeper. D. \V. Iksllforil, Acrueaut at Arms. F. +4. l ’recehi Bust air— A tc-ni. ; - Kxobutjve'(J<)miiiUtoe-4C. ft. Free Patrick, \V. A. Faust. Trail* CoinliiuU'o H. lltmur, F.. Dowllnu, J. M. l lmi r, W. A. .Ml. CopiinUtoe on Good of the Order J. C. Me NftlUn, <:. M. Kdeidlcld, NV. T. I kve, J. K Snel ting, F.. If. UueSH. d AlliaMcr Address Tin* piomis • I a-t Ires* of < apt. 'I'. S, Weeks, County Lcclnnr, lo- (he Red Oak Alliance,lias been postponed, l»y ioqiicst. iinfil the third Siiturda.i, !7tH of March, at 3 o'clock p. HI, AU iivighboring Al.i !i tes arc urgciil- ly invited to attend and a cordial wel come w ill be extamlc 1 to tho general public The ladle* afo expected to fa* pres- , 4 | 1 I V \ 1 1 1 k I l 4 , , I l" .444 -.. - .44 . . . . “trti. ti.rt “xnt'ir - w ” gooii work of theYriiler will go oh eu complete sueei s*. Kcmcmlicr tim time, March iTtli. aud the place, 8nrlliiig* Store.' ^ 'I it‘kS. Tfaff., >"ef»7 2 s. ft w m a 11 - non need .to-day from the h«’iuh|'iai'teis of the 8tate Karmers’. Ailinice that org'iiiizers Would ui ouCe h«i sciTt. into' every county of the Stale to reorganize ami revive all the old oefiimit alliauee*,' and tlie !HI,tHSl uiember* now in arrears for dues will) h.-ivi' aimndoiird the .or ganization will be reinstated free if they will pay 25 cent*, one quarter" dm*, in anvanee. President Hatiiia says, tho Alliance had ut\nc time 13tt,- issi ineoihers in'Kaiisas lltat tlisy |>ro- pose 11 reiusUtlc all at tliosc in arrears mid add 2.'i.(HX) new.member* from the shops and factories of the Mate. ..Uomliig lo BiLtelallisin. Europe is iimnysy ahum sliver. The debt., ridden slid tax-hied nation* of the ('ontiueiit are wondering w hether tliey can stand a greater appieeiaiiou of golti. England Jm* for many years eoiigratn- lated het’self oil tlie gain site lia>' re*|ieii as a creditor from the gold standard, hut since her trade with India hu* be come demoralized ami her exchange* with all silver-using countrio* shaky, her exporters are asking questions of tin* bankers w hohutc taught the states men all the finance of the past hundred years. On* of The Ueptihllc’s financial cor respondents, w ho has always been cen ser vati 1 e. in making predictions, writes that a Europeah war, forceiL by the in- toterahle trade depression of the gold staudafd, is alrfiost cerWi^f to come very soon. TiuN (liscontciit* of all classes are pressing the Governnicnts Into war, he- cause th7* exjiedier.tspf peaceful finance lia'8* ad lieeti exhausted. The Mar will end, lie believes, in a general recon struction of the money standard on a bimetallic basts. War or not, the European* are rrXt- izlng, ..* thej* have not befnfe $incc the sliort-sightcii aeDon of fferiminy in iWL’iaai tliedmslnc** of tlie w«»rhl fan- riot get ah »g.w itliout sl'yer. The a‘« tefri'SttVHbefore the European nation* is silver ! p gal fcemfei will? free coinage, lift AI iSTRElST, - : ni x - and WILLIAM MfXAli Ijplievo ilic worst is over ami 4li«t I’imt s firf* to pet bottef liist ami surely. *So strong U my belief that i have just bought a lull stock of all needed seasonal de «roods, whieh I oiler at pri* Before huyin^ t< to busy with work or tdo exeit- t d with jxdities eoliie lo see me. Mofe Xt ws next Nveek. W. \ .\ B, iTa iTf weff; S. C. WOOD 1 ttitHTC hA KKKL STAdjflfi GINNING GRAIN THKKHHl^rd HAW MILL , KK C ilULLlNO . ... totfpaum ' “ HUt« A gents fhrTi gines and BoHnrs, Saw 1 Brewers’ llrhk Mae Screw ( otton Preasrsi Thomas direct acting 1 no hells. - TIioniM’ Seed Cotlon Elevators. : USttfiM •>. —'‘4 ees to jdeast elsewhere or ‘reitintr . - “ O and Lummis Gin*i hw Hollers, . r .— Hi (L smith A CV». Wood- Machlnrry... Flaners, Bend SaH *, Moulder*, Users. Tcncnors, , coni prising compteta equipment for Hflah, Deof and Wagoa Factories, Drlnachc'* i’Untation Bate Mills, variable fee^L ,4.. , '.lA Beltings, i ltting* aijd Machinery Supplies. Write fof prli rifl.. V. C. BAI)1I AM; Maha^df. Colitnibittj S. C. Tbe Patterson louse. '1 ,t A » • »%g i * llaving biken charge of.ihis Traveller’s Home 1 Invite I ronagq.oj the travelling public. / (flg(f sp stoersnfi tlie refuse. Herald. ■ • —* ' - V“ ' 7 " " ratters. ■ >1 J'lntri ? v i- it pretty w ell. appnr a*shrlvclridiip things, scarcely larger than a pencil.xml tasted no bet, terThan they looked? 4*41^1’.* going to be all changed it you piepiih>sthem af ter the I’olly Fry method. Separate the sausage* and pierce each one Avjth a fork; lav in frying pan and env with cold water; let them boil s'owly fully rtve ininutesv^then pour off the t .l-Uff! 1 .1.tl.7 h?. w;a'tfer robe them of much of the gveifst? avid strong Reasoning, 1 insure*yc tlptroiigh co(.kmg ami yet | icavcathcm moist.— Detroit'Free Press s. Horse Tradp The last L igisla u v t ic grant law and a.inmdeU I The pFoaHy, for vagraiicy-ftpw i* not more, than $100 fine; hr .30 days, im prisonment. Some of the dliaracrer* dellued may possifdy be found in till* county,; ‘o ,\ye give a few of. them. Tramps, ‘ all‘suspicion* person* going about the country swapping or barter ing horse*! w ithout producing a ceriili- cat« of Ins or their good ebanic.er signed by a Trial Justice of the county from whiijh said person last gamblin'*, ‘having no ot mean* of support; person* ricciipA jng or lieing iu -possession of some piece of J land shall not cultivate such a quantity * ydtail be deemed by the Trial Jnstlcc tohe necessary for the maintenance of and family-;” strolling players* withoutTfa^nae; fortune tellcm; and sturdy beggar*—all these are among those who comeTq under the vagraut 1 yw.—Exchange. last camcj;”* )ther isfbTe A Soul h CaroHua Suffragist. The Southern women liave distin- guished themselves in the national equal suffrage con volition s.du ring the la*l j few yjears. 'This year, on “President*’ evening,” devoted to short addresses by the differept State presidents, among a number of brilliant addresses, tuatof Mrs, Virginia D. \oung, of South Gar- olina* fairly brought down Ufc bouse. Each president had seven minutes, and sattktwu promptly when the bell mark et! the close of tier time. But when Mr*. “I don’t believe iu those secret socl- ette*,” «atd one ladv to yMjother. “I’liat’* very singular,” replied the other. “Your husband 1* a Mason, iv Knight of Pythias ami.“a Knight of ITonor/atid you w Hi have at lenst $10.- O&J whtqi. he die*.'’ But what g( od doc* all timtiilo me?” wa* Die tearful response, “wlicn he never dies?” and the poor creature burst Into tear*. An Eastern drummer' who was in cy. The latter might be u tempoiary relief, hui it would be sorYn felt a* a tet ri bio, strain on credit, and at tin* Hr-t eorivuision rlie impossibility of gold re- dcriiplioii would prcclpitato panics of urinantllelod niHgtiitiide.'_ 111 reality there Dm* alternative. Eu rope i* not rich enough to retain motm- fnetallDrrt'much longer w Ifhoiit rcvolu- Ooh 11 ml rejlnmaflSon • - ^ We have f((lli33yert-the bltinder frflCu- f*pc, aril ib * I'liurfal.l-t Ins not b-ci t iidmiued (nto tlie councils of tlie - na tion. Rift to-day tlie bimetallist liA* ! tin* *Htisi'actroin»f wejng ti.at the I lib 1- tect of tlffi wlude world is with him.— St. Loni.r Republic. COME TO SEE ME. Some short sighted people aVr iook'- ingto NVashingion tor relief. If they livelong eiiougli they may get ft. But wC have more help in a day t han Con- gress ean drone out in a session-. They |MMi*iou old soldier* and dig out tea- side haibors and that’s the way Uncle Sam’s money goes, hut wc sell good*, new, nice giMids at such, low Hgure- that everybody can reach tlrmn. 'Goiiqj and see and pick for yoin*- selve* Stock all new’, hopglit sinett hard time.* took all tife NortlnTn cities hy the threat, and to he sold at un dreamed of price a. Our New Shoe* will give you an easy walk through the year. Our fresh groceries will keep .you healthful through the trying Spring time. Our Dry and Dress Goods will preserve good looks and famjjy happines*. Gonfe and *cer The mad away frofn hard times to pome lunt plrinty starts ffom the first door \N'*t of Tuk 'Pko- i>LK * We have eyefything you ouglit WJ! liave how. and our prices are a sure cure f**r bard time* and grippe. GilARLKS PF.(;IIMANN. - ' How’aTHIa! We offer One Iliinilred- Dollar* re ward for any ease of Catarrh that can not hoehred bv" IIhII’s Gatrrli Ohm. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. \Ve,the itnder-ignetl have know 11 F. ’•j. CtnTTRy forihe last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly hoiioralde iif all business transaction* and Hnaucially able to carry out any obligation* made hy thcL llrui. .1 L Wjcai it Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. NValimxo. Ki.vxan A Marvix, Whole sale I>1 uggists. "Toledo, 0. Hall’* Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting* directly upon the bh*Ki and mucous surfaces of the. system. Testimonial* *e,ut free. Priee 75c. per bottle. SoW byDruggists.—.— T/iree Trade Truths. J.J.J)icks&Bro. Comer Broad and CampH;!! Streets, Augusta, Ga. Whcdcsale ami Retail Dealer* in Groec- ri<‘a and Plantation Supjdh a. E<perletice Inis taught - ns that in knowing WHEN, WHA I’aml WHERE to buy the ^iieret'aiit succeeds and the customer is satisitrid. We buy when others sell and there fore get IjWcsi prices. We buy good* of standard grades and »o gTye oiif pa trons the best that is to lm had’ We buy wjpire cash gets the l»e*t. Iiarg-liii*. ami share fill advantages fairly with oui cu.'^oiYicrs Atoqrnew quarters, the most oon- venifnt and ( e»*rtuiodi«ms In Augusta, wc kee.p e.i >nsl an fly full *UM$ks of all goods in oiir w .iiiic of business, and we cordhttty Invite odf Carolina friends ro inak'e our plarai their (iuorgia head quarters. By giving us their custom they will leftrn the three truth* that N()W i* the t ime, idy ||oiise Til E plan* and our goods (Ik GOOD^ that they Hhorihl buy. WA hxmile cotton on the slfceta for fifty cents s hale. Mes-r*. L. K. Dick*, II. M. Hajlr and T. H. Erwin ur,' w*ib us and will Ikj plefisrHl to see their friends from o4er the. river. K( niemher wc arc only three blot':** from the Union Depot and at the junc tion of all the struct car lines. Come akcaight to see us. hpuae ha* been t horoughly renovated frofu ground floor to attic and In Qeat^ pg»* ami coUffort D seuood to none B> I lie state. ... • . The iiiMe. Wlil supplied with Ibg lqy*t that the home and neighboring city market* afford. VVell trained sprvx an 1* have been employed and tfo effort w ill be sjuircd to secure the perfauken- ■ j(»rinent-oi my guests. MltftVl/>UENCK E 11UN+F,R. Pniprletres*. New, comfortable and cmnuiod1uif4 si abb < jumI atientive ho«Ue.r* wDI take . the bwst cart* of atiinfal* and vehlel-a. T irst class sample Room for tbe use (*f Comuierciiil Travellers. For Rent and Sale. Wc 'fepresent tlip <'<?fUlh tiinklng ( *>mpany In Xlkcn arid Kkrh^ell ormn- ties, and have for rent or sale a uuuiber of. valdiihle place* in Ifiese :-oiintie*. Persons desiring to buy or rent fpqd places 011 good tefip* will.do well to cull or w rite. RATES ft SIMMS. sc(»tl 1-tf. tfarnwell, ft. C.' Charles Zissefy Praciical Watchmaker. First door M4»uth Of Brown Houae; Barnwell C, ]L, S.Ctioffers liDsorvIood to the prill If/. An expdrlbncq ot iififtsMa of forty f edr* is the »>e*t gu^raritbe •.bat b* now* Ins business and will give satis faction in thn quality qf hi* work and moderating of his charge*. K&l«6!e time keeper* for aide. the modi & J. J. DICKS & BRO, aucusv'a Ga. 'There are people who seem fo lose '*H tbrdr religion the minute thej* can’t iiav’tytheir ow n wuiy. \ 1 Eagle prai)d tiiedEmt. 4 hoofing IF unequalled for llniijic*, Barn, Factory or Out Buildings, and coats half the price of pldngie*, tin or iron, ft, Is eady for use and cas!7y applied by any ne. ^ RUBBER PAINT jost* only «0 /en:* pe? gal. in bbl. I^t*, or #4.5() for "gal. tuR*. Color dark red. Will sfop leaks iri'lin or iron roofs that will' last fur years. Try it. Send stamp for sample)?and full particfflanr. ExcsWor Paint amt Rwfing Cn.', 155 Duane St., New Ydrk, N. Y. Dr. J. K. E. MIlIIOUS, 9^ Dental Surgeon. Blackvillff, S. C. Y Will have regular appointment* as foanwa: - Y . At Barnwell, C. II from 1st. .Monday (of Malea-day) iu each month to^Wcd- uesday eVenlug. Rihuiis at MoDir Hou*e. Office two doors South of hotel, on NVest or opposite fide of street. At Sally’*, B. A. *1 N. R. K,, from 3d Monday in each moidh to Wedne*- dity itveniiig. Office nt PrTee’s Hotel. Will beat iris hotueof.iceittiflaektlUe every Friday and Saturday from 1st of Fcbrua-y to ;h>tli September ^inclusive, and-e.N'Vry Thursday, Friday and Satur day, from 1st October to 31st January inclusive. • WiUmaknitpfMilnt.nie.rits with patient* to meet tbeiu at cithor of hie office* at any time. Patients will And it more comfortable to have their work done at the oflice, thotigh if desired will call on them at their residences anywhere within thirty miles of Ulackvtite. - • . . T - Seed Potatoes. Every Man A Capitalist tou f'an. bccoftie a ca I- once by fayfng by a small part < yotir yearly income and Invest- _ fng it in d Tontine polU^r of the Equitable! Life for $20 yon can instantly se cure a capital of $1,000’ (of fof $200 a capital of $10,0667, thnrf acquiring an estate which yon may leave to your heir*, or re tain as a fund for your own support itf 6td age, if tour life be prolonged. Such A step trill prompt yod (o save, 1 will strengthen youf Credit, trill increase four con fidence, will preserve ton front care and will ghre you lasting satisfaction. -J?-. the Plan U SlrapW; . ’ The Security Ahaolate. It is the perfect development of the life policy. To-day is the right time to get facta and figures. Address W. J. RODDEY, Manager, - For tin CaroUna#.- ROCK HILL S. C. HUMPHREYS’ By HomphrSy' HaeclUra ar»«i It sMU* «u«u“ luUy pniMfiod prtTste practlr* aa people with rtMre • (pedal cure for They eon WWImw the lyatem and aee is L LWI tte> WarM/ Best «clection‘ Georgia Buck BLANK*. Title Deeds, Bond* ami Mortgage*, Ktut Lien* ami Hil.s of Sale. Chattel Mortgages, Lieut, Advance*. For sale at Tux 1’xon.B office. for Knoxville, listened to the complaint* of a mountaineer about hard rlmcB for ten Young retired, witli tier pupef not,quite ! or fifteen niidutes, siuj tlien observed: ended, the delighted audience applaud- ‘’'Vhy, matt, you ought to get rich ship- i ping green corn to the Northern mar- | k t.” ”Ye* 1 orter,” was the reply.” “ You have the laud, 1 suppose, and cm I et the seed?” “Yes.” “They why on’t von go inlo COMPOUND. OM pplaud ed again and again so emphaticaliy and persistently that the little South Caro lina lady bad to come back-and fliiDh. All the s<4uthern States except triree now have organized State Wonia'ii’Suf frage Association*, auxiliary to the Na tional Americaitr-Tlit - Woman'* Col- nmu, ■ • A recent 1 phydelaa. . i.t.nUhly by Uunumtul. 1 ■’ I.thsonlyi * ‘ fcllsble me< •red. B«w»re of unprincipled druotou who offer Inferior BiedlctnM tn ploes of this. A *k for Cook’s Cornm kooTCoa»,>e*u ta.e nuenhw./tile.orlaek»e$ls*d go, use, stranger. sprculstlon? ' Shdly replied tlie ■VftMH j no ruhe/./ule, orlaokwoSlI - • eenU in postage la totter, sad we w :l 1 scad, sealed, 1 ■yuTfull aaaled partloatoHia pUU live; “tlie women Is too darned lazy do the plowing and planting.” to by retnra larelope. Audio** ’/ Y- ■■ •; < )nlY. 3 ftUUDMb Sold In Barnwell ard eI»owhere,by all i'.^pourdbk: <’'Uggists. One bund-ed bnshei* of pure arid, unniixed Seed Potatoes for eale. From eight buskrid* of seeff I made last year him) bushel* on two acre*. Apply to ' S. L PEACOCK, Barnwell, ft. C. (to Seed For Sale. - Fifty pound* of Kolb Gem Seed from selected melon*, weighing from twenty to thirty pound* epieoe, at , 50 CENTS PER PGUXD. . For other nartSHUnr* write to pr ep- plv at thl* ottiuei' x j*n 11-illtT i 1—Ft! •J-W«JIP ■ I —- •—T«efhteei Cote, < 4-Dlarrliew, of “ T—Co a aha. Oehto. 1 H-NraraloMt, • -HeadacMta, le-Pypopote. r 11-Seppre«ee4 or FataftJ i IU-While*. Too Prof ax r*rt« 1 J—Croa p,JUe»iri J 4-Salt ffboaia, 14-Kheaaatioaa 10-Mataria, 1#-Catarrh. HSSJi 1#—Criaary' BrteFHJtKYnr ’