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The BarnweH Peeple RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. In Advnnon, per Annum fl.fiO On Time ft.00 i T V' 1 :!'' . THURSDAY^ NOVKMBER32, 1894. JU Th« noxtrefrn'.Hroommanlcstion of Harmony Lodge No. »7A.\ T.\K.\ 7C 3T will be heMatthenen Uaaor.tcTem \ ole In Barnwell ttwfi 10th day ot D ISM, the same being the 2nd Sat urday In Mid month, beglnuiug at “High tw*lre.’\ _ s ■ By order of W. . M. -. i ^v~ K. c. FrunAW. Secretary. festtae And beantifnl bargains in dresa, mil* Unerjr and notions at Mrs. Molair't for slaty days. 1 he beanty and excellence added to reduction of prices to cost will make up to buyers for much of the hard timet. Friends Ren t Ferget u. Last week our good friend Mr. J. S. Jouns, of Sycamore, sent us a bundle oj sugar cane large enough to last our fant.ly until after Thanksgiving day.' And ft was of the good old fa.hioued ribbon cane, almost saplings in sise. And Benny Green brought us in good BLACKVILLE, S. C. We are ofTering now fu'l ^sUn-k* of standard and sraM>uabl« good* at prices to fit hard Mmem —— —^ CIH)K1NG STUVES. We bsmfle those sptehdfd bakers, broilrr* snd lioilcrs. The Time*, 'i he Good Times, The Grnud ’i’iinr*, Geor gia Elegant, Gold Medal, at from $4 to |i5, with all utenaila . time for our Sunday dinner a bunch of cow horn turnips, grown on bis grand- mother’* place, sandy’-eoil, without ma- uure. Rich Land township, averaglug\ ’8)4 pounds and as good as they were large. ‘-7-7-.——... • - Thstihst good friends -^- r - SKIVING M ACHINES We are sailing thoRr* tlr*t .m«s labor saver*. New lloiita. New Meal, New Climax, which have g ten complete satisfaction to thousand* of buyers, SI'ORTING GOODS. Wshave full stock* of guns and pis- tols, cartridges and aiiuunuition, all of bast quality. Wo do tin r«»oflng ami alt repair work with brut material and ilful workmen, ami in all hardware goods we are bead- quarter* for the be*t goods and lowest prices. Giro u* a trial. It w ill pay you to see our goods and learn our prices. 1 HAIM 4 WIT.MAMA Opimilie Rush House. “ aprlO Now is the time to bring out your Fall and Winter clothing ai>d dri sses and sand tin in to K. 11. Son rag, Den mark, S. C., to be .licelr t leaned. Dyed and IVesscd. Srad for pricis. (twtll-Sm For Sole. Jerseys—very handsome. One 4-year-ohLcow, milking about 3 month*, ♦ to.no. One J-ysar-old heifer, will erlve in 3 months, $.Ti.00. One 3-year-oldheifer, not in calf |20.00. Johnson Hahood. Money to Lend. • A few buinlred dollar* to 1-nd on Am Mortgage of improved real estate. Apply to —*L-Gi Mayfield, ^—j— Denmark, ,S. C. ' In regard 10 that portion of the grand jury presentment reflecting u|w>n me 1 desire to simply state, that a* trustee I colie ited the amount of $4i 00. and ap plierl it to repairing a house In which our school luis lieeu taught every since. That 1 am ready at any time to render my account; for repairs to the proper party, and if In the judgment ot that party there I* still any money in my hands belonging to the school district 1 am ready to par same Up to the time i expended this money on repairs we had been paying 82 per month, house rent, and by repairing the presCTT building and keeping it In repair we have been getting it rent free. If there i* any of the original amount left it ha* . aiuipiy been Judd iu reserve to pay for repairs as needed. N. M. Walker, Bd ak Netlct. “— —— Thursday next, 20th Inst., being Thanksgiving day, a holiday, the Citi- xens Savings Bank will be closed from Wednesday afternoon until + , ridav morning. Persons having paper ma- turing.iu that day will please aiiticipau: payment. E, Belling at Test. | For 60 days Mrs. Mol sir will sell all notions, millinery and dres* goods at cost. This will be pleasant news to our fte**ef» w-ere*xauiined fur file jiJhlKLBUii. 1 . lliirr !!.' <> tl>e " a T ,t,gl rouricen for the defence., The argu- wnnstoii Turslay 1 voning, ineii’.s of Attornevs A. Howard I’atter- UuUibert officiating. creation," who foot tl>e bills. The stock is full, fashionable and the earlier com er* will gt t llrst choice. Baak Nell re. Thursday next, 20th lust., being Thanksgiving day.a holiday, (hi lUuk of Barnwell will be closed from Wed nesday afternoon until Friday morn- tng. Persons having paper maturing Non that day will plea-e anticipate pay ment. F. G. Bcti.sk, Cashier. r-bet la Self Defence. At Denmar-, Thursday afternoon, Mr. Cha*. McGoe/er, Superinteiiilent of II.G. Driggs’s brick yard ami fore man of tlie grading gang, reprintaudec) I/ee Joyner, colored, who was not work ing properly. Joyner ru*lind on Mr. McGeevcr w ith a large stick upraised to strike and received a bullet in hi* heart. _ » Cbarch Matters. The Methodist minister* are off to the annual conference at Anderson this week. The Baptist State Convention will meet at Chester next Tuesday. Hl»hnpr~fitH*rjn Caperr pat(f hi* an nual visit to the ^phurch of tho Huly Apostles," Barnwell, last Thursday. At the evening aervico he preached a superb sermon, taking for hi* subject the Christian Racer, and admiuistered the rite of conflmatiou to twocindi- <latu*. .*. - ■ ■ '■ Lost Every thing. Mr. James H. AH’* hou**, about Are miles North of WlHlston, with all its content*, was burned on the after noon of the 13th lust. Ne one was near when the Are began and it had made such headway when people reached the yard that nothing could be saved. It Started in a room In which there bad been no Are for several weeks. The house was a new four room cottage and Jiad been comp'eted last year. It was Insured tor t'JJ) in the Macon. Ga. f ta- su ranee Com piny. ' A Clever Ceptala. ' Supcrihtmdent Keys of Hie Carolina Midland has kindly slowed up schedule for the benefit of the Barnwell papery. Commencing last week uudLeoMititling until further notice the Northbound af ternoon train oil Wednesday* will leave Darn well at 4 30' p. m. This delay will be of great help ..to n* In getting bur ‘ mails off. This adFshows that. Captafn Keys Is entirely reidy to be of all po*- sible service to the towns along the line and we are quite sure that he is doing the very best that he can in the face of ' TlEht travel and traffic. When times brighten he will better our facilities as heartily as we wish for improvement. Until then we will be content. The Legislature Tuesday. will meet on next Oar Cera Premium. ^ Well, we couldn’t go to the State Faif tliis year, but we Have bad the hap- pinereef seeing as gbod a lot of seed corn as we' TiaYe ‘‘Vef tbOked' upon In Columbia. On Thursday morning we put the specimens sent u* before the Grand Jury, ’ The members thought the exhibit a very fine one but unani mously agreed that No. 2 was the best on exhibition. That specimen came from Mr, W. II. Wooley, of Talbert, Rosemary township, who is according ly ereijjtcu with a year’s subscription to Thk Pkoi*l«. End of a Notable Case, Three years ago, at the November Term of the General Sessions for this county, W. L. McFail was convicted bf manslaughter, with a recommendation to mercy. Judge W. II. Wallace, pre siding. sentenced him to seven years imprison me nt in the pent entiary. At torneys G. W.M. Williams and C. A. Douglass carried tlie case to the 8u- premc Court of the United Mate* on a writ of eVror. The appeal was dis missed last summer and ths sentence of bni-StsteTrouft win brearrtwtiratr*— Several petitiofts for McFail’s pardon have been liberally signed. Since hi* conviction lie has had abundant oppor tunity, being out on bail, to leave the country and , escape the judgment against him, but lie preferred to s ib- mit to the law, even though told by able attorneys that hi* sureties were not now accoiintablo for him. For several years he hat ted an exenfpIary TIDr. esiablUIr- ing a law abiding '.reputAlioii in the communities where he has lived. The Geuerel Sessions. The Grand Jury wa* discharged on Thursday. During the term "True Bills” were found in twenty-one ca»es, **Xo Bills” in three. In addition an examination of the public offices and buildings was made; rRKSKNTMK.VT OF TXK ORAND JURY. To Ilia Honor, I. D. W’itberspoon, Pre tiding Judge: The Grand Jury beg leave to make the following report: We have exam ined the county oflii-es and find them in good condition and the book* well kept. We have v 1*1 ted tlie Poor House and find twenty-three pauper* therein. They arc well cared for and ike place is in uc.tt condition. Wo visited the jail and found twenty- *ix prisoners. The work we recom mended to be done on tho jail house has not been done. On the 23d of December 1802 Mr. X. M. Walker drew forty-four dollars of the Red Oak School District money to ■baild a school house which Is reported to us by Mr. H. II. Matthews that the house ha* not been built. Tho witnesses are Dr. W. S Havener, J. C. Fowke, Jr.. K. A. Falk, J. C. Falk, Jt.. Joseph nrdTd. R. 1’. O mit. In closing (hi* our final presentment we take tliis occasion to thank your Honor ami othctLofficers of liiia Court for the courtesy and consideration ex tended to us. Respr'ct.fuHy submitted. \V. A. B. NKwsoM, Foreman. The trial of Jas. Gary Owen* occu pied the Court until Friday morning, the jury finding him guilty of iiiau- riaughtcr and recommending him to the mercy of the court. Eight wit- son and D. S. Henderson fur the de fendant and W.. IVrry Murphy for the prosecution were fully equal To any ef- lady reader*, a* well as to ’‘the lords fort* ever made in this county. Notice of motion for a new xrtat wn* given by defendant's attorneys Ten of the jurors signed a petition asking the Judge to impose a lenient sentence A motion mr a new.tria! will he made on the minute* of ihc court, also upon the ground* of aflcr discovered evi dence and that the seven mile box did not contain tlie required «»mbe.r of nXmes, Hie Act directing Hint l.Vl name* should lie placed in it and the jury com missioner* having putonD '»•'». The following cases have since been disposed of: ’ . ' ACQCITTALS. E. D. Farmer and W. II Berry—Con- •piraev- Lyinus Bunyan—Assault and battery with intent to kill. * VloIcL Holmes—Murder: CONVICTIONS AND SKNTKXCK*. Jake Harris, pleaded guilty, house breaking and larceny,* 18 months in the penitentiary, Erwin Manor, convicted of grand lar ceny, 2 years in penitentiary. Kelly Bowies found guilty of man slaughter, J years in penitentiary. William Bar no. pleaded guilty, ent ering house with intent to steal, nine month* in penitentiary. Willie Baker, pleaded guilty, house breaking and larceny, one year in pen itentiary. v Tom Williams, pleaded guilty, house breaking- and larceny, 18'iuoiiths hi penitentiary. • ' * . I'aitter Dortch, pleaded guilty, liouse breaking and larceny, 2 years in peni tentiary. 8am Blount, pleaded guilty, house breaking and larceny, 1.8 months in penitentiary. W. M. Hler* pleaded guilty to selling property under Hon. Willie Owens convicted of larceny of live stock, recommended to mercy. Ellis Sabb pleaded guilty to lan-eny of live stock, 1 ytar In the Penitentiary and $1 fine. Correspondent* A. Kohn of the News aflrri Oowrler and J. J. Hyam*of the Au- gqsta Chronicle cama in ’ ui day to re port Court proceed njs for tueir paper*. The c: se against Me-sr*. .Simon, Isa dora and lUrman Brown, und r n- dictmint charxing them with murder of State l ens able John Gti'iben was called Tu sdiy morning. A1 the day and up sfo 10 o’clock yesterday morn ing was taken up in getting a Jury.— A great manv wituessea have t»eeu sun - tunned and the trial will probably occu py several day*. Report will be con tinued next week. , The only other important ease on the Sessions docket is that charging C< r >- net H. P. Dyche* with the murder of Mr. Solomon Brown. » The frost Is on the leave* at dawn, —Jha *nlrta are hare where cottea arrP; What matters Hr The lie* are gone, Yc*, - * 11— blamed nmaqultoea, too. Grippe, nr something very like It, la affecting many people. Ducks are reported to be more plen tiful than fur several yeais. Several obituary notices received too late for publication thD week. J Twenty seven Barnwell boy* have been at Clemaon College this year. During the last fiscal year Barnwell aent 28 convict* to the peuLentiary. The Governor has appointed next Thursday, 29th Inst., aa Tbaukagivlng day. Several Christmas advertisements will appear next week. Santa Claus D coming in spite of bard time*. \ -Twenty-one rftvorcrs weregrantedin. the Kicbinond county, Augusta, Ga., Superior Court on Saturday. ^— It is fashionable to wear overcoats longer now than formerly. Just as long as they wttt tasrts the proper way now. In Pennsylvania 200,000 Democrats did not go to the poll*, oonsvquenily the Republicans rolled up a 245,UUO ma jority. MarVled Nov. 13th at the residence of G. W.GIII, bv S. A. Hair, N. P.. Mr. Augustus Williamson and Mr*. Corne lia Stephenson. Married at the residence of the bride’s uncle, Nov. ISth, 181)., Mr. K. 1’. Mun- dsy of Aiken to Miss May Owens of Barnwell county, 8. A. Hair, N. P. offi ciating. iff Mr. L. A. Brabham and family, of Three Mile township, left on Friday Might for Uouston, Texas. Mr. Brab ham has been anxious for several years to move to the Lone Star Slate. ^. The twentietU annual meeting of the Barnwell Bible Society will be held in Sunday are oor- bB««n «f t**i*Mtj autaam. II. H. Cram, Preatdent. , J. (X Miller, Vio* PrasMeat. W. 8. Bamberg. Secretary. A F. Free, Trvaiairer. Gi D. Kinurd, Chaplsln. T. A Weeks, County lecturer. W. A. All, Steward or Assistant Lecturer. W. T. Hariey.Door Keeper. Rt K. Harley, Awl sum boor Keeper. D. W. B«xllfonI, Bergeant-at Arms. F. H. Creech, Business Agent. Kxecutlve Committee—C. II. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Fanst. Trade CominiUee—O. M. Hunter, K. H. Pearling, J. »> CHneV, W. 1. AM. : L Committee on Good of the Order—J. C. Mc- WHan. C. M. Menllnhl W T.Cave.J. K the Baptist church 011 next plghL Nov. 25th. The public dial I y in vited t«> attend. ‘ A. P. Manville, President Dr. J. Allen Patterson's gin house Red Oak township was burned on the night of the 13th last. The fire I* sup posed to hare been started by an incen diary. The property destroyed w** in sured for (400 in Butler, Calhoun <k Co*s Agency. ~Capt. CTE. f ;xrttg?Tc, who -has con— dneted a hardware a:ul furniture store at Orlando, Fla., has deeded his brick block at that place in exchange fora large general merchandise, stock and good will at Oakland,..Fla., to which place he will more. The Stale Insane Asylum farm is the most profluble in the State. ‘I hi* yesr a hundred and seventy-five acres were under cultivation. Th* estimated value of the crops made is (33,327.11 and the costaf labor, fertilizer*, Ac-, 15,Ofll,13 thus giving a profit of |8,'.’35.08, or ♦4«12 per acre. . Twelve colored apostles, senf. jby their congregation* down In Alabama, sailed for Liberia last week, to make arrange- m-*nt* for the emigration of 4,«HX) of their race during the coming winter to tlie laud of their fathers. The Liberian President ha* furnished them land and farming implement* Teacher: Who was Washington’s father? School boy: Theygrand father of his country. Gov. Tillman has bought the beauti ful home of the late M • jor Abram Jones at Trenton, and will, we take it for granted, settle there so soon aa his term of office shall expire. We hear that Gov. Tillman give* (6,500 or (0,700 for this property.—KiTgefield CfirontcW. Alliance Department. Adopted m the Omnty Organ by Um Gmtb- y Alllaac* July 5th, ISBN. M. J. PATE, Associatb Editor, fo whom all Communleetlooa eu AUMwce Matters should be addressed. w an appr*ve«l wngnr r on favorable term* my well improved and highly productive farm on the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad, near Elko. The place has a comfortable dwelling, all necessary out building*, excellent water supply, 4* proverbially healthy And onnvantvnt to Depot, Post Office, Church and School. It contain^ 218 acres of land In cultlra'ioH, well Im proved, responsive to work and fanill- utlon and tha right man can make money right along In spite of hard time*. ' For terms and particdlar* write to F. F. Sanford. - Augusta, Ga. Snelllng. K. B. tiacs*. -w The follow ing re*Hutlon* were and adopted In the Red. Osk Alliaiice 049 November 17th!801; Whereas Go»l Ifl his kind mercffnt p ( ravidenoe lias seen III Pi remove from our midst our Bro. W. J. Freeman, therefore, be it resolved, 1st, Thnt we the members of Red Oak NAlUance bow in humble submis sion to the will of our Divine Master, who doeth all things well. 2nd. That in the death of Bro. Free man this Alliance ha* lost one of its most earnest and faithful member* 3d, That we will cherish his memory ar d strive to emulate his virtues. 48b, That we extend to hi* family our sympathy in this their sad bereave ment. 5th, That a blank page in our minute hook be Inscribed to his memory and that a copy be sent to Tux Barnwkll Pkoflk for publication. J. K. Snellli'g, Secretary. According to careful experiments made at Cornell University, N. Y., a cow' welghinglLOOO pounds and getter- call at hit General Kepalr Shop* l**foro read making contract*. First CUsa horse shoeing a specialty. 8u|»ertor facili ties for repairing mowing machine*, of mote re —The MlssaohuscU*.State Board of Ag riculture estimate* the manure from a well fe«l cow for twelve month* to be owr (4*>, while at Cornell, even at the exorbitant prio<>a (uearly double) they put upon the fertilizing constituents, they say Tils worth bftTy (27.25. — German chemist* state that the solid excrements of a cow for a year are 20,- 000 pounds, containing 60 pouod* of ni- trogen, 20 pounds of potash and soda, 46 (mund* of phosphoiicacid,the liquid excrement at 8,000 pound*, containing 64 pounds of nitrogen, 112 pounds of pota»h and soda, total value (I5.i>2. The colored ftervsntsof Confederate soldiers in Grpenvilie, who wei.t thnuigli tlie war *Ttli their nis«ter*, are making a cominondable effort to organ ize a colored vete an*’ association, and have issued an appeal to the more, pros perous white veterans for assistance. M r. Quincy Kennedy and Mi** Bertha Smith, daughter of Dr. John M. Smith married in the Baptist Chun h at and took the West bobnd tram for a trip tolhe land of llowera. s*. •Stats or ()uio, City of Tolf.do,) Ll^AACtlL-NTT.- I , Frank J. CuknkY makes oaMi that he I* the senior partner of tlie firm of F. J. Chunky & Co.,doi ig buMness^n the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tlie Mini of One Hundred Dollar* for each and every cate of Catarrh that cannql be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cues. > Frank J. Ciikxkt. [seal] A. «T. Gleason, Notary Public. Ilail’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter- Cetton ComhinatlDB A convention of Pfi di-legate* from the State* of Alabama, Georgia, MissD- sippi, Florida anil North Carolina met in .donfgnniery, Ala., lust weekend re- ntdiied in session two days and organ- ized an association, to be national in iu scope, for tlie better protection of the interests of tlie planters. The committee on statistic* was In structed to obtain and arrange for the use of the convention of official statis tic* of cotton, the price* fur the past ten year*, etc. The president of the convention, Commii-sioner Lane of Alabama, read a statement showing by tho cciiriis re turns that resolutions on thepartof the planters to restrict acreage hare been redtowed by a decreased output of cot ton. Tlie re*oluUon of the committee, com bined with special resolution* *uh*e- quently offered and adopted by tlieonn- vcuti'iu, cover the following subject 1. Reduction of cotton acreage Increased attention to the production of cereals. 2. Great Attention to stock and cattle raising. 3. Encouragement of manufacturing in the Bomb by exempting maiuifacto- rles from taxation for a period of ten year*. - > 4. Encouragement, of Imml'.’ration. The fesoluliioi advises that large plan tations tie divided into small farm*, and the latter seekers. 5 Kcconimendlng that cotton be withheld from sale by farmers who are not in debt to their factor*, and that it lie livid for a raise—which may reason ably be expected R the present heavy receipts are appreciablj reduced. 6. The organization of 44mi- Cotton d’lante.**’ Association of the United States of America to 11u1.1t at least twice a year and to consist of four delegates from cadi Congressional district in tlie cotton growing States, and three dele gates at large from each State ap|>oint- ed bv the Governors of. such States, Ir- pref respective of party preference. Said association I* to lioid it* first meeting In Jackson, Mis* , on the *ccuud Wcd- nally and ac'.* directly on tlie blood and nos day In January, leb.i. mucous MirfiiccM of tlie svatcin. rtend 7 Cotton seed trusts are condemned. mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonial* free. Address, _ F. J. Ciiknky A Co, Toledo, 0. JCff^Sold by Druggists, 75c. , Hang or Harry. In the feudal day* of Scotland, any* the Youth’s ( otii pan Ion, when noble men though', it no disgrace to steal their neighbor’* cattle, a baron protect ed id* vassals fro u the aristocratic cat- -tie lifter by hanging uutrigbt those ■ taken ryd handed, without* waiting foF the slow process of the law. When Sir William Scott wa* a young border lal-d he made one night a foray on Sir Gidion Murray’s lands. While driving ofl a herd of cattle he was caught and, being brought before Sir Gideon, ordered to be hanged. Hang ing a cuttle thief wa* such an every day affair that Sir Gideon went about hi* ordinary business. But his wife, hearing that a handsome youth of good family was ti be executed, sought her liu-baud and indigiiantly exclaimed: ‘ Hoot, Gideon, what dr I hear? You tak’ the life of the winsome young laird of Harden, wl’ three 1H-faurad Insale* in the bouse o’ yer ain to marrv!" Treasurer Free has completed his round of the county and will be at hla office In Barnwell for tha collection of taxes until the books clou. See office hour* iu AdvcrUaeiueuk "Ye’re reebt, Mag gle, my dear," re plied re baron,grasping tlie situation. ^Wullie slial) tak’ our uiuckle-ntouM Meg, or else In M atrelcb^Vir I ." The hclple** prisoner consented, and much to lUAfatherie juirprme, tetiirned home with a brid* from the neighbor’s I ouse be bad ri Jden cut to harry. MSIRE-t : NEURALGIA, m te. siv koiiuk ?un “* BU91CIK.’k»rg»nK0DU f- ertts Mated LA GRIP nn*rn mi muc$ r m CKim (T*w**».) b* TW« nAHNBMAKM BPBCinca Ot. ' . m MOABWAZ, MMW tOU, "—- Hr Mmmim t or sale by J. AlloaTollu. Farm to lent Invites all persona having buggies, WAd CArt* needing Perry W. Price mni, itra-tw WSf re pal AtHrtmls of meui work dona andeaHt.- faction in every particular guaranteed. I’KRRY W. PRICK. The FechmAtm Shop. West End, BarnweA, S. C. 31 Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS. Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVILLE, Will be at his office In Barnwell ever) - Pairs day and Tuesday and Wednesday folWlnfr Wifi he at hi* Home office In BlackvUle ev ery Frldayahd Batnrday, snd will makcap- jiolnfuici t* td mei-t patient* at any of our county fpwn* or call at their residence*. 1 am Afftill graduate of Philadelphia Dental College; have bad arvetitcrn year* active prac tical ex|M-rlrncc, and van please you In quality of work au,d price*.' > aug 16 A Road Notice^ Pint door Barnwell C. H to the publle. -j. An experlenoe of upwards of forty K ra la the beat gaarantoe M»at he tws hi* hualncaa end will give *a£l* faction In the quaHty'of hla work and the motleratlon of hit clmrges. , JpETHellable ttoae keeper* for monfi Three Trade Truths. F^r foil imrtieitbirte J.J.Bicks&BrD; Corner BrSid and Campbell Streets, Ati^iistju Ga. Wholesale and Keull Dealers In Groce ries and I’lenb lion Supplies. Experience baa taught ua that In. knowing W H KN, WII AT andinnCRr jy - — M. C. to buy the merchant succeed* and thi • _ ' customer is satisllfRl. We buy when others sell and there fore get lowest pricer. We buy good* of standard grades »*d to give nut na trons ]the best that is to be had. W* buy where cash get* the best bargain* and share all advantages fairly will out customers ft; \ , At our new quarters, the most con venient and coniniodlnaa In Augusts we keep constantly fall stock* of eli firour line of bqsincss, .and #* The^pntv Commissioners will con-IhtRo our Carolina friends t. - ^ place their Georgia head By giving u* their custom learn the three truths that the time, our house Til K pl»e<_ goods the GOODS that the.' should buy. We handle cotton on the streets foi fifty cents a bale. MeifT*. L. K. Dick*. IT. M. Hair and T.- R. .Erwin are with u« and will b< pleased to see their friends from ovei therlrer Remember we are Only three block from the Union De|M>t and at the June lion of all tlie street car lines. C straight In ace u*. mill, to join the Barnwell and Aiken road at Mr. Ashley Sunscll’*, near Buck Creek BrlJge. i Any and all persons objecting fo the establishing of the said public road wijl nnke known their objections at the tfmvaSorir appoThfodr TTTliewhriw objection and rights of way be granted tlie road will be established ■ highway as petitioned for. By order of tha Board. M. J. PATE. Clerk. Jono We have them. perfeci geafia^ from tlie factories. Nneat most fashionable style*. Wa invite .the lad •ea and gentlemen o4 the connty to call and sea for iIwni- ■eirea, confident Mma most critical tastes. y rt ,.vu Dr. RYAN A. GYLES, SPECIALIST. ' EYE, EAR. NOSE,TBRGAT,CHEST 2nd Door from Bank, BUekvIlla.g.«! aprl2 km l(oad Working. Each and every Road_ Overseer in Barnwell County la hereby instructed to immediately rail out nil hand* with in hi* territory ►iihj«ct to road duty and to have the highway* put in good rapiir, not discharging them until • h'lir work it sufficiently and aatlsfac- torllv done, Report to nearest Tiial Justice the names of all delinquents. Road overseer# wll. be prosecuted if duty is not done and well done. By order of tlie Boa^d. M. J PATE. Clerk. GO TO P.J.Zeigler&Co. ALLENDALE, S. C, If vou want to buy the he*t Mowing and Ky.iping Maciilnea on the market a ini |for the Ten st mouerr -They sett the fx- moua Walter A. Woot^machine and all Repair parts, such as Rivets, Kmft -Heads, Act J. J. DICKS & Kao., AUGUSTA Ga. , . VT .on.....Mi, .. iH'imMIIi rillMMMRI.ICI-.liai.l.MIIMI. Carolina Kidland R. V Co. To take effect at 6.30 A. M. Thursday Septcinbar 6th 1894. ’ ■ ran Tomatoes Potatoes Cabbage \ Bcrriea Peas . mi^fUkma Trucking PQWEIJL'S GREEN-BAG Fertilizers, th* high** grU* fmrttUwm omm!*, am tha kta* yaa aaafi. Send to* drew Ur uhtag a* teat thaai. FOWBU. Fomuzot * ONBfL ML aatnwaaB. a a. Fmlliaw Mirafactarwi, hmottwa and dealer* hi Nhrata •< S*d*/tUlpiMte *f, rauitli Bound. i North Hound Headquarters for Horsea and Mules. Buggies and llarnesa. (jnne7-Iy Application for Charter. Notice 1* hereby given In accordance with law, that application will be made to the General Assembly of Abe State of fcoid tu bolKritthBlmnTg* j'Ttrmth-CafoHna. wUBih aou vapes Jn Xg. veuilior in the presi'iit year, for a char--j- tey lor the iiicorix.ralion of a Railroad Company, to be known as the Barnwell and Denmark Railroad. Said railroad to run from the Town of Barnwell to the Town of Denmark in Barnwell County and State of South Carolina, octi .‘:ui XOTlCft IS 1IKKKHY GIVKN, IN accordance w ith law . that application will be made to tlie General Assembl) of the Male of South < arnliiia, which convenes in Novemlier In ihe present year, for a charter for the Incorpora tlon of a Railroad <’«ffiipany, to be known as The SoiiihCarolina Railroad; the said railroad to run from the City of Charleston, through the counties of Charleston. Berkeley, Colleton, Barn well and Aiken or some of them, to wards* point on the Savannah River. #11*16-rnov29 8. Congress is petitioned to pass the anC-opilon bill. 9. Congress is requested to refund the cotton tax collected In 1S0C-G7. The convoutlon then organized tl.c new axtoHa'Imi by tleetlng offii-ers to Nerve until the. January meeting as fol low-: Gov. James Stone of Mississippi, president; Hon. J.O. IVad lell olGeor gia, commissioner of agriculture, vice- president;'Koliort E Kcklie.rger of Ala- b-inia, secretary, and Prof. James Smith of Georgia, treasurer. The chairman of the convention way requested to issue an address to all business interests, asking co-operation in obtaining the object# ol the associa tion. * » The following resolution was also adopted: Resolved, That tlie honest eouvlction of this convention as practical co’tou growers, is that the estimate* that are being sent out 'iv the cotton exchanges In reference to tb« ;rop are excessive, and It is the belief of this convention, ha-ed upon practical,observation and the bostsfatistlcat liirurinniiou, tint the present crop will . ot exceed 8,500,000 bales. —~—Nx Telegrams from Texas stare .that in some c •untie# nearl) all the ctilton Is picked, thougli not all gBrned. 'The Brazos uplelid* are all clean.- while in the bottoms at least ffalf iq the crop has l^eu gathered and marketed. No cot ton whatever has been hold back and as soon as the railroads relieve tlie pres ent blockade very littlo will be left to haul. There has been a stampede to get to market, as the season lias hewn open. T. M. Adams, of Oak Hill, Florida. Is making big mousy ntitof bees. He be gan this seas hi with seventy colonies, whi-h tfavelnercased to a hundred and twenty live. From the sale of honey lie h i* remitted over (1,260. During tl-e extracting season Mr. Adams and wife wo- ked twohouraa day. This has been * good rear, but be has done better. Preparation* are being mad^out West for the formation of a national allver party. . Dan Lament, Secretary of War, was th* only member of Mr. (TcveUnd’a Cabinet who voted iu the last general ,, eDvtivu, Health means so much more than iu imagine—Aeriouf and tal diseases result from ifling ailments n Don't pfey with greatest gift—I Brawns non Bitten a«4 Si For Sale, CHEAP FOR CASH. 109 acres tine land with one horse farin'cleared ami In cultivation. Dwelling and all but house* uew and in good condition. • For information appir to G. D. BRUNSON, Brag, Ga. Bulloch Cn. ; O. DUNCAN BELLINGER. Solicitor 2kt». CiRCt'lT. WILLIAM II. TOWNSEND, ■ Late or Elliott A T'ov. x h.nd, BKAOFORTfS. (’. II. L. O BANNON. Bellinger, Townsend A. OBannon, A.TT018N K YM AX f.AVV Office Ryan Building, BainnelFfl.C it Cures « • j*. . * Dyspepsia, Kldnay and liver Neuralgia, TranMee, i ’Constipation, Bad Bleed i • Malaria, Nervens efli Mato 4 Warn* ■*s rem plaints • \ Get only th* ' lla«a on ib« wr »SP«r. SB Pthwi ara *3? • S. N. GREEN. B.BEED Treasurer’s Notice. . Kcal Estate Agency Coijxtt TKRAsrKER’a OrricK, BaHNwKiX,8.' C. Nov, 21-t. IHlM. The Trea-urer’s Office hovni at Pnruweil wilt be, UHtfi the book* arc closed, aa folows: From 9 n. ro. to 1 p. m. Fn*m 2 to 4,:» p. in. except on SHtunU^.- when office will l>e cl< *>>d at H’ckiek. TAX LEVY: Levy for State, 5 mill*. . Levy for Ordinary County, 851 mills, l^-vv far ScluxJ, 2 mill*. Total Uvy. 10-X mills. - ilfo^pw-iul School Dialricts have an addi tloniffVvy: - tyilliston, JM mllU. . ’ Elko, 2 milW. Barnwell, mills. Bliu kvHle, 2 mill*. Law Branch, 2 lultl*. ~ Selclinit. 3 mill*. Allundale, 3 mills. Clear Pond, 3 in ill* Green’s Academy, 2 mills. : llcrcukv, 2 mills. -» Elisto, 3 mill*. 1 K»>«ly Brnnch, 2 mill*. Gov an, 3.mill*, i. i-4 l- - ~ Naitomd Bank Plils* Gold and Silver coin receivable for Taxtk. The Books w ill bc-iipcn from the l.Vb Octo- tivr until the 3'*t iRi-embrt wiOniuL'peiialty From 31*1 DecciiiL-r to 16th Janhuay IXfc Taxes will bo received with 15 per cent, pen ally, after which lime execution* will be writ ten upon all delinquent Taxes. All jw-rsons writing to know the amount of their Taxes must do so by tho trail Ibut-mlwr, i as llwy cannot be ar.swetcd, as I have blit one Bock and it is lmpo*«fl>ic foe mo to ool lect Taxes and answer auca lOquuka at iLc sain* time. * All penoM sendlnff mone; to thi* officrswtll pi ome do so by postal order or retrlstersfi let- tor, and not by ‘‘Exprsas,” as every package costs fire oeaU for defivnry.’ ~ A. F. 1 BEL, treasurer B. C. -AND '1 Advertising Bureau. Wn have this day formed a copartner ship for the pur|M>*o of buying, aelling and advertisiog Real Estate, e»p« idally farm and timber land#. We.will have Unusual facilitiea for brlngingAbe 1110*1 dvsirable cla«* of imnilgranta to this country through aa advertising scheme which wc are perfecting and which will extend over all the Northerly,and West ern Sutcftf ■*" All poSsons wbhing to buy or sell R-*al E*tfi>-e will please apply to u* iu person or b" iiiail. GREEN A RE ' Elko, Barnwell Co-,, P.O. Box ll* w - November 1st ’891. Mituies. 1 will send set of Mr Views and 1 BROWN CHEMICAL CO. RALTIMOML Docs Bis Hit Yon? (1 f • -! I AT' 1 f The management of the ' Equitable Life Assurance ; ; Society in the Department of ; ; the Carolinas, wishes to se- | ; cure a few Special Resident | ; Agents. Those who are fitted ; | for this work wiU find this ; iARareOpportmiitj: It isivork, howevsr, and those | | who succeed best in it possess ! | character, mature judgment, ; [ tact, perseverance, and the ; \ respect of their community. fjL Think this matter over care- Wly. There's an > J ; opening for somebody- If It ] p J ; fits yon, it will pey yoq. Fnire ther information on reqtifisL W. J. Roddey, Lauds For Boot And Sale, i 17.000 acres In Barnwell Co, SjOTO acres in Aiken Un. a1«»sfew suiall farina in (Jiillctnn and Burnter Counties. Par- tie* desiring to buy on goat term* < small cash payment and balance on A year# time) nr to- rent; will do well to call on, tr write. BATES A SIMMS. “ Barnwell S. C. T. B. ELUS, Jr« Survey cr and Civil Sprewliitiem'n*. ettento'l