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Barnwell People. IDO. V. HOLMES. Editor 1 Prop'r LIBWE8T form CmfllLATIOJI. THrRtJOAY, MAY St. IW»I. m '-mi 11 jl. jl- l- 1 - - - Th« Bonrd of 1'rutt*** of CI«nt»on CoUejE* mot last week and (Jeirided to rebuild the Buin building quickly. The Ineuninoe money will lie enough to make • beginning and the I.egUUturc will appropriate the balance peeeaeary, at He next eeaalqn. k . . . ’ ■■ »—• « Congressman W. C. Oatea, who it Ttcmocratic nominee for (ideeroor of Alabxma, A/a that he ^at .lelked a good deal with resident (Cleveland, and in dlacunaioK tloe huancial aitua* tidu and the cmutitlnroer the ticanury. he baa gone mi far a» to say, in the stnittg language that 1» vharaotorlstto of the than, that the New Y»rk hankahave ench control of tlia aitnation that he, the president, didn't know what to do. Mr. ClereUnd is in favor of the free coinage of silver by ‘ inleinatimiHl agreement." It would lie iietter of couraefor all the world to unite to rc- atore the white metal to the place it held for no long a time, but Oithrlel will getltere liefore the'diitcrualionut agree- < I* nole Sam ought to lie atrong enough to niaitMge his own huslness In his own way. lie w hipped John Ktill ou land and ae.i, hut i i linaiiee he U >a fudmol boy wearing u dnnee'a cap, romp.ncd Utl'ie hmg headaatul haul UrarU uI the old country, ±.~— J Gold continues to flow from the Tn I ted Statea to Kuropc at tbu ia.te of the. wiillroti dollars a mouth. The halanee of trad* is also In our favor, exports In the last elghf months having exceeded imports more than twenty million dol lars. Under inch cir'-mnstances it looks like money ought to come to uw. The Philadelphia Times makes, as its explanation, the statement that there «ra many morcop|M>rtuniiies for protlt- h>oK inwaiuiviit in the old w orld tlmn in the new and money coneeipicntly goasout. Thu Atuitfican natloiiMl hanks sue tull of money hut are not willing to let it outon such securities us American borrowers have. We suspect that much is sent abroad by timid capitalists, who are alarmed by the husiness depression, existing throughout the I'ultcd States and the discontent of the people as manifested In labor strikes and tla* gathering of "‘common weal” armies through the Xorth and West _ _ Good Medicine. CniCAUO, Itu, .May ^6, IMill. Editor People: When you requested me to dose your readers with a few "pellets" while en route to the “Golden Gate," and Inti mated that they could stand a “right smart” of medicine In that line. I rath er expect you imposed an infliction whloh some may not relish. Hut I “ac cept Mrvloe" provided yon will allow me to practice the Dosluietrlo system and administer my medicine In ‘ ulku- loidal doses, that U, sniuHbut concen trated. Then if any should kick, why they can only take the less of It. It Is a hard matter to break ott suddenly from physicking people, by one who hat been so long In the business, but wiil promise to make the potion as pal atable aa I* consistent with the clrcum- eta nee* of the case to he. treated. The train which l>ore your humble acrilm from Blackvllle, Thursday eve ning, the 24th of May, dropped him In Augusta on time. Being informed over a i hour would elapse be'ore the depart ure of the train on the Georgia road; a berth on a l^illman 8teeper was se cured, and with an itiwvrd conscious- ness that no call from the gate or sharp ring of the door bell would interfere ■with hi* dreams, your correspondent oblivious to all sublunary things, w/Miidly slept till that sable son of Ham. Ibe porter, shook him up at tiie depot of the Gate City of the Mouth, prepara tory to achangeof cars, to the Western Atlantic. Hut before leaving I want to mention a point or two about Atlanta which pnsslnly some of your readers, like myself, have been ignorsiitof. We. *pn»Hibly, all have admired and do ad mire the energy and push of the Atlan- taus, but scarcely realize the extent to which It has been carried. We have Stoubtles* appreciated that energy of unchained lightning which has charac terised her people, hut have never con- celved the extent to which they have made that chained lightning do her bid ding. Hut when you are told that site baa an electrie plant, furnished In du- plicate, ao to prevent the cutting olT of light by accident, which lights up an area from dark to daylight the entire year, with 400 are lights, of 2,000 candle power each, and GUO candescent lamps of 75 candle power, you will, like my self, be surprised. A uother thing about iw topography. Atlanta has a li.gher deration than any city, save Genver, Gol^ of equal imputation in the Gutted (states—lt)50 feet above the sea level. Then her external ramifying railway connection*,, gs well as internal electric car lines (100 miles) are perfectly Idie- ii omen al. t* hlrling along through rook hound walls and shotting through long thn- lids of the Western Atlantic, In the daytime, a remark of oue of'Harnwdl county's most honored sous, on a simi lar trip came vividly to my inipU. Col. Fred Gaunt, in his inimitable drv way, In viewing a scene of this description, said: “If these people arc as broken m their country, the l/ird pily ’em." 1* crossing the Kcue^aw nioniktaina and tTbicamauga crook (which the train 'bro'wes 13 times in as many miles) 1 learned, from a passenger, who volun teered the information,and I give it for what It la worth, a little bit of war his tory. Ihtasiug Uig Shanty station, just ns we emerged from a tunnel I i 0 feet long, be said, “Here l* where some Yan kee spies, 13 id' uiiinher, got Into Gen. .lobnstoik’a lines, and captured an en gine, exiled the “Old General,” while the crew were at the eating txmse at breakfast. They ran it up the road and netting lire to the bridge over the (h>a- tonaula river, attempted to cut 0(7 sup plies from Chattanooga, and to prevent further pursuit. Hut la their haste the bridge wta unharmed, when the pur suers, making It too hot for them, fol lowing so closely on ahotber engine, •her abandoned the eovoted price and hook to Uhi woods. JCIghtof the thir teen were captured And t*ot as spies. The “Old General,” my narrator said, was on exhibition at World’s Fair, ’taee ft 1 ei a having been seen red, the wonders In store will be carefully scrutinised, and, if Provideime permit*, another dose will be admlnlatered, a* the doc tor’s say, pro re n «ta Y'ou may. If you think proper, designate Ibis “1>om Number 1.’^ L. C. STxrnxvs, Hotel belaud, Chicago. riviug in Chicago today, and tick CHARLES PECHM A VS. Horn, Triptla, Save Weimar, 31at Oc tober, Id21. M)led, Ham well. 8. C.,25th May, HW4 In lAlS Mr. Techmann came United .States. Outlie stesmer he met Mlsa I’anlln# nolle, of l.iudcr Kreuz, a town eight miles from Triptls, who was coming t» visit relatives In Augusta. He settled In that city and there, two year* later, he and M i-» Hotlc were mar- tied nud tbclr journey through life, *o hopefully begun, continued most hap pily until her death in |87), For eleven years they IIveil In Augus ta;' Mr. IVi hiiiatm being connected with the expulsive ivart iage cstablishthent of Kohert II. May, .There”he laid the f lundaiion* ■•r ill*-subsequent success iu life, iu 1859 he puryhasi'd property in Karnwell and removed to thia place. To this new and permanent home he hrouglit Wte aturdy qualities that com mand success, a tircic** industry, an in- domikible energy, enterprise of steady purpose and the kindly charity of his Fatherland. Fortune smiled iiikiii him and lie soon acquired comfortable com petency, building up ah extensive and protliahle mercantile business and ac cumulating a large landed property. For Hartiwcll lie cherished, through all his life, a love as loyal as that <rf her other sons, “nalivc'aird to the, inanurr horn,** and In every welt tlmngbr effort for her upbuilding his should r was steady at the wheel. So the adopted son grew itip> HloJp'arlA of this people as If his tull life from the ctadie had been passer I among them And when troubled limcH csttic, and ,thc storm ol\ Msuec^we^ Gov aemmoiaiioos of long prosperous years away, leaving tiie Houth a land of tears and desolate ashes, lit* sot pi work P> rebuild his fortunes, and by example and ailvlce encouraged otliers to again take up the battle of life. And th* record of the charity (hat lie gave in those timeaof seareity anti want is writPui alsive. 8<i for more than the third of a centu ry he occupied a leading position in Ittruwell's liuslness life. Under the weight of added years, the. loss of a be loved daughter and the burning of his home his healt h gradually.failed, yet he preserv'd Ids eheery spirit and indus trious dis|s>sii imt. A II lliat lender at- t tit loti aiid medjeal -kill co Id do was d>mc, but in vain On Friday last, be fore the seriousness of Ids condition was known-, as gently a cUlld-taU* to sleep on its mother's brVa*t be passed HWity- “lie a ill he missed," k aA the general, lamentation made by all classes and conditions, and his memory will live tong in the hearts of those ilia", had loved him so well. On Saturday, afternoon the business houses were closed and a long proces sion followed Ids body P> the (.'bun’ll of the Holy Apostles, where, before a crowded congregation, Kev. Mr. Hay said the beautiful Episcopal services. Ujam their conclusion the remains were taken charge, of by the members of Har mony Lodge No. 17, A. F. M., of which Mr. I Vchmann had been treasurer for twenty years. According to the Im pressive .Masonic* ritual they were laid to their last rest. He sleeps in God’s Acre, beneath the sighing pines, under flowers heaped by loving hands upon his grave, ty|>es of the resurrection tint will be when time shall be co more. -'=■ The phosphate ontnnmles hare abot t cnmplrtad ta«tr repairs of the damagt a of the cyclone, and are beginning to do full work. All old rock has been sent oft and 5OJ0OO tons have been mined •ince August. GANplpATES. v :rblfAUDiroB. * 1 respectfully announce myself to the voters of Rant well county as a cattdi- . IkT"^***f° r Auditor at the next election, to the Tgnj |, ere hy pledge myself to abidA by and conform p> all the rule* and regu lations governing the Democratic pri maries. J. Staff IIai-ford. I announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Auditor, subject to all the rulea and regulation* governing the Democratic Frlntsaries, r . 1 ho|>e that this announcement will not he considered premature when ^gc fact is knoyvn that I have neither Alie time intr'me means to inuke a i»er- sonal canvass of the comity. Having met in a business way a large, majority of the voter* of the county my qualilica- tions as a business man and general conduct of Ufa are known, and upon this I must rely for advaticbnic’it to tills iin- imrtanl position. ■ > M. J Tatk. Fersunal I'olltica. Dr. Samson Hope announces that he will be in (he nice for the Governorship to the liuish. The people of Clarendon intend to run Hoii. J. K. Tindnl for Governor, efen ff he PeTuse* (o be a CaTididate; Dr. J. Wllliatn et<*ke*, of Orange- htirg, and Judge J. Walter Mitchell, of Lexington, are both spoked of as lie- form candidates for C< iigrcsa iu the new Seventh District. Judge Izlar will make the : ace. Solicitor \V„ St. Jullen Jervey, of Chat lesion has announced himself a candidate for Congress in the First Dis trict. taw A ugustlnjflgsinythe has sent his res- ignation asSenator from Charleston county to Lieut. Gov, Timmerman. Acres of Watermelons. The News and Courier gives this statement of last and tills year’s melon acreage iu houth Carolina: " 'ISflB. 1K!H. Locution. Arr<-*. Cars. Aon**. Cars. G. C. G. A ( . It. R. JlNl 47 2)5 * r>4 Aiken-- 158 4(1 2.« - 59 Moniinon'iici...... 141 iKl :«2 80 WimUor 409 11(1 269 67 V\ iiite I’oml 124 31 146 90 V' ilhsloit ;u*i tt) Dll 44 Elko ;e» 7S .'((i; t 97 ('Hrolina MiOlund.. I.rsm 875 1,860 45) Rluckville 450 112 4*8 io-j I/Ot's ....; ... 120 IW i:» 84 lloninar* 155 :«( 40 10 Humlierg «ir 1<>2 . 7'A'> 180 Total :.4,415 l.nwii 4,927 1,282 Allowing an increase it 1 1MH of 512 acruN and f:W cars over ISM. c* It nth is All Right. nuffalo, May 21.—An unplenaant sto. rv has been printed in newspapers to tiieelfcet that, little Huth Cleveland 1* deaf and dumb; worse yet, that her mental power* are of a very lo v order. The story ha$ been printed with much circumstant'iil detail, audit has become a matter of such general gossip that it warranted direct inquiry on the subject in order that it might be stopiied if it were untrue. Mrs Cleveland’s step- fa* her, Mr. I'errine, when toTd the Sto ry today was naturally indignant, lie said: “That story I* utterly without foun dation. Kiith lias the po**oa*ion of all her faculties, and she Is more than or dinarily bright and quick witted fur a child of her age. The story is not only false, but Is inaliciously and brutally false, wounding the most sensitive sp it one could And In a mother’* nature.” A reporter who had occasion to call at the I’errine home heard the victim of tills cruel canard prattling to her nurse itv a way that bore $iJt Mr. I’crrine’ade- n la I most effectually,—N. *Y. Tribune. -IMMMrfi ___ ____ ^ . Thny, kissed when they met, they kissed when they parted, And went from each other serenely whole-hearted, From doubt and suspicion and misery free. For they were a couple of women yon see. When you hear a bicycle gong or tvos u sound never turn out to get out of kite w»y, but walk straight ahead. It Is the duty *)f the wheelmen to give you the right of way. Thia iaan ini|ioru*t rule In bicycling which bicydUia and pedestrians should always remember In order to alokl accidents. Senator Patrick ' Walsh la covering liim«elf, Georgia and the Demoe-atic party with gl-ry. His speech ou the I'arilf on Monday waa one ol the very best yet made. FOR SI TKRV ISOR. uf^DC W<T. We the many friends (’ave annoiima* liim a candidate for the ofllce of Sii|*crvisi»r of K««ads, and E ledge him to abide the results of the letiioi^ralic prluiaric*. Fwikxps. Debtors and Creditors. pcrsmi*. Iraving julaiiua against Cuoimt. —A4t the estate ol C. ('. f'oopcr. deceased, are requested to present, them duly at tested, and all persons indebted to tbc ssTiTT*sT(trH are reqwired to make -pnry ilietil to Ibe niidcr-igned. M. K. COOI’KK, Adam’s Riin.h. C. > w. # COOPER, Deiini.tik, 8. ( Oualitied Executors. ms rill CAN YOU WRITE? if yo* can we will give you a FOUNTAIN PEN FREE. Carried in the pocket. Always ready for use. , _ Theslfolder fs of hard rubber perfect ly formed and finished : (The reed is of the most approved pattern, (thp same used la a pen Coating $2.(41) Insuring an even flow and no leakage. The Point will write and last nearly aa long a* f :old. Each pyn Is'fllled with the best nk and tried before sent our. NOW FOR THK PLA V. Mend us 25 cents in 1c and 2c stamps or silver, for a half year’* subscription to VtaoiMA, a liean- tlfully illustnitod 24 Page monthly magazine, with excellent in r ormallon for the nllice, parlor, lied room, dining room, kitchen, farm and garden, with just wit anti humor enough to drive away the blues. Don't put it off hut write today and you will have both the pen and maga zine promptly. Address VIRGINIA PUBLISHING TOV nviy 17 KIOHMOS’D, VA. BK visTREET, \ DUN AND THE SI ATK OF SOUTH UAK0L1NA HAKN WELL COUNTY. _ IN THK CO CRT OK l‘ROIl*l K. - . By Ja*. O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate In Barnwell County. Whereas Ada K. Hair applies for Letters of Admitiistratioii ou tlie estate of George E. Hair, deceased. — Theae are, tberejore, to cite jind ad monish all and -singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before meat a Court of Pro bate for thy» said county, to be holden at Barnwell C. H. oirMonday, the 11th day of June 1H94, at 11 o’clock a. m., to show cause, II any, why the said administration should not be granted. ^ Given under my handjiiiti the seal of the Court this ‘jittli day of May, A. D. 1N!»I, and intheUStli yearof Ameri can Independence. J AM. O. PATTERSON, w Probate Judge. inay.’H wpisKEyfi To the Whiskey Trade and Whiskey Drinker*;.; If you wiltjilrliik North CaA>lina Corn Whiskey, I want to sell it to you. Price by the bbl. $1.29 Price by 4 gal. kegs....4A Price by short pints, 10 to gal., (3 gals lit case) $1.35, Pr)oe by short unart*. S to gal., (3 gal*, in case)'$1.30. „ Price by fu|l quarts, (3 gals. In ease) $1.30. Case gooda landed fneightspal(|. I do not remeinlier a town In Mouth Carollha that formerly had license In whiuh my whiskey i^^t well known. Capacity of dlstiHIng 180 bushels per day. I do not sell any wbUkey but what is made in my own distillery. Parties ordering whom 1 do not know will please send money by postoflice or der or check. v When ordering state whether you •’want water white or colored. ^ J, II. LANIER, niay24-lm • Salisbury, N. C. “ LAND FOB SALE. A smell farm about a bundled acres, twenty cleared, balance in woods, two ami a half miles froiifcJBarnwell. F’or particular* apply to THE PEOPLE. (aprU-20-tf) TAree Trade Truths. J. J. Dicks&Bro. Corner Broad and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Garr Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Groce- * ries and Plantation Supplle*. Experience has taught us that in knowing WII KN, WII AT and WH EKE to buy the merchant succeeds and the customer is satislied. We buy when others sell and there fore get lowest price?. We buy good* of stamliird grade* and so give oui pa trons the best that is to lie had. We buy where cash get* the best bargains, and share ail advantages fairly with our cu.'tomers. At our new quarters, the moat con venient mid commodious in Augusta, we keep constantly full stocks of all goods in our line of business, and we cordially l«vlt«.onr CafLlina fclWids to make our place k their Georgia head quarters. By giving si* their jcirstmu they will learn the three truths that NOW i* the time, our house'THE place and our goods the GOODS that they should hur. • ‘ - llfty cents, a-hale. Mes«rs. L. R. Dick®, II. M. Hair and T. R. Erwin are with us and will be pleased to see their friend* from oVer the river. Remember we are only three blocks from the Union Depot and at the junc tion of all the street car lines. Come straight to see us. J. J.DICKS & BRO., AUGUSTA GA. AVILMAM MuXAB Hclicve the worst is over and —:—; —- (T ■ > -- - that times «re going to get better fast and surelv. So strong is my belief that I have just bought a full stock of ftll needed Keasonablc goods, which V oiler at ces to please. Before '’I. 1 elsewhere or getting P 41 - Imying too Jm^y with, work or tooexcit- V(t with polities come to sec me More News next week. W.rM. M( N AB, Barnwell, 8. C. TAX SALES. Statk or Sorrn Ca^ii.ina,) Uocnty or Haknwkll. I BY VlRl’UK of sundry Tax Execu tions to me 'Hrected by A. F. Free, Treasurer, I have levied ti|M)natid will sell on Monday, the 4th day of June A. D. 1894, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing described property to wit: 4r All that certain tract of land InWed Oak township containing fifty acres, more or less, and bounded as follows: On the North by lands of F, W. Wea'h* wrsltee. South by lands of W. W, Har ley, East by land* of Sum .lessee and West by htndsof Sarah Thompson. Levied upon and Ur be sold aa the property of G. M. Greene to satisfy.said Tax Execution and costs. t \ J. W. LANCASTER, S. B. C. Sheriff’s Office, May 14th 1891. Siiinons to Non-Resident Defendant. Static or South Carolina,) County ok Baknwkll. j ’ COURT OF COM MON PLK AS. Nannie Flynn, Plaintiff, against Vincent Allen, Defendant. COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendant Vincent Allen. Y'ou are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy pf your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Barnwell Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, ex clusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer th« complaint w ithin the time aforesaid,the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint which wqa tiled in the office of the Clerk of this Court on the 8th day of May A. I). 1894.. [Seal] W. Gilmokk Simmsi C. C. P. Dated 7th May A. D 1894.! JOS. M. SKINNER, J. W. MARTIN, BARN WELL S. C Representing Chamber*, Roy A Co., New Orleans; Regina Flour Mills, St Louis; Patterson Tobacco Works,Greensboro. N. C. A LSO, Baxter Stove Manufacturing Company, Birmingham, Ala.: Geo. II. Holsbog A Bro., Buggy Tops and Cushions, Jeffersonville, Ind.( National "Carriage Slid Reed Company, Baby Carriages; Owensboro Wagon Co.; Ptueulx Car riage Works; Chester F. Korn Manufacturing Co. OFFICE, BARN WELL, S. C. Will travel South Carolina, South Bound and Pprt Royal Railroads. apr2(J April Announcement. Miss Hattie Martin is pleased to state to the ladies of Rkmwell, Aiken and Orangeburg 0611 title* that she ix prcr pared to offer them entire satisfaction, (in excellence of gooda, newness ol style* and cheapness of price*) In Mil linery and Fancy Cpods, Dry Good* S id Notions, earejully selected Horn e very best Northern and Western houses. llAving had the advantage «M slx years’ex|ierl«iice with the inqat com petent milliner* she feels as confident of her ability to please the most fa tidiotiM ami exacting tastes as of her sincere desire to do so. FYeiitig sure that she can suceass- Iltlly compete with all rivalry In ooufrtv tow n or city, she most cordially invite* the ladie* to chD upon her in the front |H*n'on of the store of W. J. Majliu at Biackvl'le, examine goods, inspect styles and ascertain prices, before pur chasing elsewhere. Bamberg Hariware Store, C. J. S. BROOKKR, Proprietor. o.. ’ ' ‘ ’ 11 '* Keeps a full line of Hardware, 'l f iu Ware. Agate Iron Ware a fid Guns. Fidl stock of Base Hall Goods, and Vail y Tin,all sizes, constantly on hand, v A* to prices I will not lie undersold by any Southern dealer. I ask the calls and patronage of my .friend* and the general p bile. C. J. S.’BROOK KR, apr5-1y , Bamberg, S. C. FOP SALE. BARN VALUABLE LANDS IN well and Aiken Counties belonging to the New England Mortgage Security Company. Persons desiring to buy or Tent will do well to write to or call ou . W. If. Hagoodi Jr. BARNWELL 0. H., S. C., For full particulars. marP-ly Dr. RYAN A. GYLES, SPECIALIST. EYE, EAR, NOSE,THROAT,CllEMT 2nd Door front Bank, BlacxvHle, S. C. aprl'J-tiin * PIPE! Ufe x Accidei)t x mavIO P.aintiff’s Attorney. SHERIFF’S Statk of South Carolina, 1 Haknwkll Countv. j B. Strlngfellow ) against > Execution. J. M. Ashley. ) x . BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed, in the above stated case, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Public Auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Barnwell Court House on Monday, the 4lh day of June A. D. 1894, the fol lowing described property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situ ate, lying and being at Klko,« iu the County of Barnwell, South Carolina, and known as the J. M. Ashle • place ar.d containing seventeen acres, more or less, it being the remainder, after set ting off a homestead of thirty acres for said defendant, of all that tract con taining forty-seven acres, more or less, bounded by L-mds of Mrs. Jowers, D. M. Johnston, S. N. Green, L. A. Thomson and othefs. Levied on and Ut be sold as the prop*-^ erty of Jj;M. Ashley tosatUfy the afore said Execution and 00*1*. Term* cash. Purchaser to pay for paperrt. J. W. LANCASTER,. Sheriff Baruwell County. We handle cotton on the street* for ^Sheriff’* Office, Barnwell C. ll.,TL.C., May 14th. 1891. FINAL DISCHARGE. . Notice la hereby given that the under signed will tile b»r Hnal account with J. O Patterson, Esq., J udge of Probate, on Tuesday the lltii day of June nest, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon, a* Execu- tctX.of.the estate of .lone* M. Williams, deceased, and ask for Letters DUmla- aory. - MRS. REBECCAT. WILLIAMS, may HFUl LIGHTNING, AND \ / LIVE-STOCK INSURANCE - w -^-At Lowest Rates In— Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun A Co. —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL a vsTI • M; C-K ¥ —AND— Wm. McNAB’S store. apr28 “ - Carolina Midland R. W Cg To take effect at 5.30 A. M. Thursday ’ May 17. 1891. GLENir SPRINGS WATER ^ .—'WILL CORK— V, Dv*pen*la, Liver Complaint, Chronic Heptatitl*, Janndloe, Torpor of Liver, and general debllltr following Updii ma arlal (»*«**•*.- - Dropsy Dlarrho** Dysentery, Constipation, HertlorrhoWs, », \ ^ * Uterifia,""RenafamTcyatk; Disease*. Ha maturU and Cat- amanlal derangements. • , —FOR SALE BY - . . J. A LLEN TOBIN. \ Jort Roial aad Augusta KailwaJ. • , J. H. AVERILL, Receiver. .. THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES. \ In Effect January 28th, 1894. _ 2 ^ alljr j ^ iwjf. \ No., 3 * | No. 1 Dally, j 75 Meridian Time. (No 5.00 p. m. 6.50 p. m. 7 25 a. 111. 9 20 a. m. 9.32 a. m. 10.30 a. m. 10.40 aR4H* Lv. Augusta Ar. Ar. Allendale Lv. Ar.'Fairfax Lv. Ar. Yemassee L.v. Lv Y"n , if“^ Ar. 8.60 p m. \ 6.65 p. m. 6.43 p. m. 6 4-> p. m. . 5.J5 p. nh 11.16 a. m. 9.25 a. iff. . w ;; ■-rr^ r ■ •---4 z 11.29 a.Ji.^ 11.45 a. m. ^12.60 a. m. “ Ar. Beaufort Ar. Port Royal Ar. Charleston 4.46 p. m. 430$fMb. 3.L5 P ni. r\ , Between Port Poyal and Beaufort and Charleston. No. 6 Dally. 75 Meridian Time. | No. 5 Dally. 1.15 p. 1.21 p. 2.25 p. 4.30 p. m. m. m. F m. Lv. Pt. Royal Ar. Ly. Beaufort Ar. Ar. Yemassee Ar. Charleston Ly 8.50 p. ni. 6 34 p. ra. 5.40 p. m. 3 15 p. m. Connection at Allendale for Carolina Midland Stations. - R. IL WRIGHT, G. P A I QEO. T. BRYAN, T. P. A. .r Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway, J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver. .Augusta and Asheville Short Line. Schedule in effect September 24th, 1893. 9:00am II :4 12:1 i pni 1 :45pm Ijcave *.. Augusta. .... .. .Arrive 1 :40pm 1 7:40pn Arrive . Anderson .; Leave 7 :50am 4 :20pm Arrive... Greenwood.. .J .. . Leave 11:05am Ml:24pni Arrive... ... — Laurens...... .... ... Leave 10 A)5a m 7 :00pm Arrive. Greenville ...Leave 7:45a ni 6:45pm' Arrive... Spartanburg... ... .. Leave 8:40a ni Ar^tv^.. Asheville .. ..Leave 2:40pm 6:4opm F«»r further information 8 8101 6* 4pm 5 KXtym 1:45|>ni 3 rltopin 8:12pm live to Ticket?, Kates, etc., apply to " W. J. CRAIG, O. P. A. R. L. TODDTrav. Pas*. Agent.TlffUDyer Building, Augusta, Ga. South Bound Bail Road. In Effect Oct. 1st. 1891. head down. No. iu. I No. :t8. 10 pm U 00 am 9 00-pmUo 20 am 2 50 pm (i 4o pm 9 55 am pm 40 29 pm 10 42 50 pur 11 03 10 pm . ... Short Line To Augusta And Asheville, Savannah.... .’ Columbia .. Spartanburg. Asheville Allendale, (central time).., .Barnwell, (central time),.. am Ar.. Blackvllle, (central time)., —.—. JA® vv,; Seiverne, (central time).. Av. Ar... Ar.. Ar.. 41 .. am Ar.. N.* READ UP. ~ k.'H 9. - . Ar fl UO pm' 10 05 Lv 3 20 pm 6 16 aui Lv II 45 am . . i • Lv 8 10 uni • • • Lv 4 00 pm 7 30 nrn Lv 3 17 pm 6 42 am 2 50 pm 6 18 am e * 5 05 ana For further Iniormatiun ajiply to Win. Butler Jr. I. M. Fleming, T. Pass. Agt. Columbia, S. C.. -V Oen’l Pas*. Agt. Sav'h, Ga. K. F’ord.Stipt. Savannah Ga. — •"■i. 1 ,' _ « » ■ i' 1 ■ 111 g Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.. All Ihe Latest Novelties. FAR6Y GOOBS, Hobby Horses Velocipedes T’ovsi DoIIf PERFECTED BABY CARRIAGES, CRYSTAL LEISES YRAffiC fPARJC Wrihy Fint oal aivt/a. CHRISTMAS CARDS A ND BOOK LETTS. FLU 8H DRESS 1N6 f’Aava aid *tixb nr. CASKS, A 1.0, .>1*. rlL, TURK FRAMES.^ StatiiOnerv —AND— J Musical Instrument Sheet Music. GuiUr Violin and Banjo strings THK «KM RULLKR ORuAJi ONLY *6,00. Agent for Ptaaos and Organa, Rubber Stamps and’bteucil*. Muaiaat Inatg nacuts Repaired. ^ s Pianos and Organ* Tuned and Repaired. __ _ * The largeat and cheapest stock ever brought to this city. G-. ID. C- XlAJSTGKEj, 3STO. 27, Ti. H. _A_‘v. Blackvllle, $ C. - South B»umi 3 North Bound. * — * c >> * * = 1 X 3 <£ 1 1 1 2 14 >. > * > • 73 75th Meridian ^ «T3 em Time. fl i c £0 % * . • • *?. ^ K s. It «"3. *-» c 1 K " STATIONS. !l r h r j: C »* 3 G.N8 7.0r 7.19 vM- * 5.55 A M 1P. M * I 'PaJtf 0.45’ 5.30 Lv. # SeiYern..Ar. 8.10 5 > .. .Wagerter... 7.40 4 ... Perry 7.20 ’ 4 ..Salleys 7 00 -I j 5. * • 7.32 7.00 * . .Springfield.. 6.35 4 Whaley* G.10 6.15 ! 6.35 7.43 7.25 TjSIS Walker* DO Ar) Blacltv. \Ly. 10.35 10.35!Lvj 4 ( Ar 6.00 P M 7.02 6.47 6.35 6.23 6.08 5.56 ■ w 5.60 10 47 19.52 11.00 11.12 11.24 11.29 11.38 11.45 a. M 10.55.. ... Arhleigh.... 2 . 11.05 ... .IVoodward... 3 11 25 *. Barnwell 6 11.55 . M or risei 4 12.15 Bpowneil 2 12.25 .......Caves 3 12.40.. . .•Seij Kllng... 12.55 Ar*Allei)daie Lv r. M. 5.35 5.35 6 0<k 5.18 4 35 5.07 4.35 •IlflC 3.45 - 4 46 3.23 3.15, 4.30 3.00 2.45 r. m. 5.03 4.66 4.36 4.22 4.15 r. m. PAEA&ON = lachine Works, Howard Bros. Propr’s, a-ntUINKUaKtaMd VtAUMINIK'Tw BLACKVILLE, S. C. To the users of Motive Power and General Machinery: We call your attention to the fact that we are prepared, with latest improved Tool* and Machinery, to do work on any Machinery used iu this country. Such a* COTTON GINS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, PULLEYS. HANGERS, MILL GEARING, Shafting and casting* of Iron or Bra** of any size. Special attention given to GIN WORK. Having a first cia** Gin Builder, we can doall kiudsof Gin Work,new brush wheels, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saw* sharpened only by hand, julyll * ' ' ' 11 ’ 11 1 -■ 1 ■■■■■■.' Registration Mice. Theofficepf the Supervisor of Regis tration will be open at Barnwell on the first Monday In each month for the transaction of such bminess as la au thorized by law. _1. G. JENNINGS, tf ~ _ 5Bpervl*or. We have them, perfect goods, fresh •from the factories, finest qualities and most fashionable styles. We invite the ladies and geAtfomen of the county to call and see for Klein selves, imnlMent that we can pfagfea the most orltieal tastea. , . ^ T. S r CAVE A BRO. febitJf . IF .. . yon want a . FINK WATCH OR CLOCK' v STERLING SII.VKRWARK, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERT, OB SPECTACLES, Sand y jor orders to or call at. * Allan & Co 28* KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. T B. ELLIS. Jr^ Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attention given to the computation of water-power*, leveling ami drainage. A postal card aodretwed to me at Ma inay. 0. C. will receive prompt attention. octl.WMVr A few Tons of Acitl left at ftQ no put tii» ^ A few Tons (^potton Seed Hulls left a* |2 r j06 ) peu torn. Don't een& for imy unlcseh^B^ 1 yow send the MONEY. THE UAUxVttLL OIL.COMPiV.5II m fcblA