Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' wmihiii i The Bern well People t wato 4riU-4»e I /.I.A H Hit S ■ATM #K «rBHCItU»TI01«. In AtK'HUce, j)er Amimu On I'inu* ... . Tili;J5SI>AY, MAHC1I 21 flN'o - MV. F. Wi Wcathrifibe*^ (i ]vprtise« 1 «fl«d rice for ini*. < • .«i r*0 : Our <ul*^« , ri|>lWn lint lias lim! a eood- ♦2.00 NJ A TUr rrau’.aroomm unlearn >n of IlHrinouy .LoOtfr No. IT A. - . I .‘. M. '. will Ik (ioM at the new MasonieTe.m pit- in Hur!kP»ll lymullltli <lny ot April ISjJt, tlio rami' BeltiS fc« ifii'l Pal- nnlay In* aalJ nwuth, bejriauiug at “High twelve.” riy oriler of W.\ M.'j r'- F.. ('. FVkmvn, Secret or r.» I T- — — Hardware House BLACKV1LLE. S. C 'Hie eofiarttifrafclp of Hair 4: Wil- limns Iim> l(.**eri tliss iivtni l*y tbe wlih- Mrawnl of Mr. tVifljnms. Tlie »*u<iness * Mill^ie coutiimeil l>y the ntiilersiKtieil Vm. IiU own are.iniWt Tu lilm a H linlehL- ttlriess to the late. Hrm !s to he paiil. A full stock of all hard warn iv'U bo oiin^anfly kv.*|rf ami prlev* will he trail!*.• below all oompetitioii. SHKCIAI. HAHO.MXS. . The special attention of housekeep er* is oh lied to these utiproctfdentt’d of- _ fe.ra-l^ . . No. J.Cooklng Stoves at fS.oO, with foundry »\ are. * No. S (Jonkiug Stoves at lli'.u ), with rpundry ware A large line of ('ooking nt^l Heating Stoves. Sewing Machines, Ouns,. I’js- tols, AMhtuniUott. Karrning I jin pie* tnents and all goods kept in first class hardware, houses now wait for close buyers. . * , • 4*in rooting and repairing dope in 11r«t class style by skilled worknieti. of sip 1 fcrials — SolicitUig a liberal share of puhlie patron a ge ainl pledging any best etforl.s to pit aaond pro lit my cualotucra, l rc- lintin, very truly* - • , •t. k. ii,un, Vbc ♦lardwnre Man. Mchtii One hundred pounds of Kothfiem . it rld'tt 1 its-ii 1 r Vl aterioeloii Seed for siUe ~ at .VTay^ac ItriAtriers, KanTWctT. ^Per sonally sHeeted h* ♦•'. T.. Audcrsoa. janlll-tl For Sale. One Horsed Three Milch <'ow<. Three Heel'Cattle. Ten Fine Hogs. TrrrTffrTitr*nfgTr with goixl scicdrily. Ttrimr A pply f o \\. \V. Mookk, Ham v eil, S. C. Ijr grow th this week. New I'M of rag and wopi] pulp envel- mpi* at Tiik I’koI’i.k I’rinlery. . Air..C. F. .I’eehn^nn has gone to Jobntiton for two weeks. Cnpt. Theo. J HiuHnons, fortnerly of Barnwell hut nooroT Macon. Hti., spent Sattmlay’ittnl homlay Hi towr.. The Legislature, at. the last session, estahlished polling pfccints at. < tlar and Cl liter, leaving Buford's Bridge out of the list* er Tho snn crosses the lino today, and, will speiol the Spring and Summer North of the eyn.atdr. The prophVto predict hettei weather* ^ Rev. John R. I)ow cooddcls W!\inc service in the I’rCsIryttuian churcli on i ejet Saturday ati d p. im. sit’d on pest Ssihba'h a II.JO u. m. and 7.lip p. in. Mr. William Holland gave us n pleasant call on .Tbnrvlay, bring liir tn "iiorlea of the good old times In Rich hand. * Feppie are taking more interest, in road improvement* than ever before The colored eitllfrn* are datxliitig the enlliHsiasm in that direction. The musical entertainment, appointed for last Friday night at Willistnn has been postponed, on account of the ugh' weather,jintll tomorrow evening.- — Married on the. 14th imrt. at the rcn- ideneeof tint hritlv’s . tnptJier betir button. Mr. Willie Maflcv end Maml* Boyd, Elder W. T. Smith of ficiating. Just received at G. 1> C. Lange's, HI ackviNe S. (!., halls, hats, masks and tiiTts also Japanese fl-liiiig canes, very i heap, full line of tisli hooks, •’»lfffce) i iii'.'wrt' i H>tt«r.^* — id* Miss lines^ Mrs.-J. S. Shuck ha* n’mov’pd her Millinery Spore a shtfrt distance fnnn the old stand and has just recoUed-* new Spring stock. rrmvtsTbTg"6r nearly everytjring rn'the Millinery, Press and- Fancy Gopds lines. Her price* arc low and she especially invites ladies to call on her during the first three days in _A l»n L Col. A. Howard Patterson has hought \ndrew T. Woodward's henittiftil place on Fast Main Street. Mr. Wood ward’ thinks he may move to South West Georgia, where-several thriving i.'onttintuities offer him good in.du jo meiits. As will !*o ‘Ciu by their card Judge J tme* F. Izlar, of Oraiigeburg, i nd Major Laurie T. l/lar,oi Blacktille, have entered into a cop«rtuerk , ti)> lor the practice of the law in all the cuilft* of tho Stale and l lilted States. According lo an did accepted saying the pot>( is burn and thy orator is made. But it takes both good natural gilt- and long training (o make great lawyers. And nature intended that the t/lar* should bc.great lawyers, and they have jneasured up *to (hai Intention.' By str- lH*nt study and patient and extensive practice they have dctreloped their gpodly trust* from nature many M l and in their ripe m mhnm| ary magidti- cotitly eqp4|>pcd in faithful' character, Atliiincc Dcpartniont. 1 notice-tax pavers, \ trlor , trioc/i Tn aewding-f ortninitaiton Hoad 'fhry. J ft Cm m m Mmg.tm * * strong am Icy and serve their client' oftdlrai resojirce to J a chance m xt »t leap year for The girls will have year. It wTH Tie l.lie la ... _ . s k THsm w tr« ii inilirfi iff Tmmitlwg nrnttiy Tiik IVoci.k Phinikkv has reeefved n part ol it* Spring st*»ck of Note and Letter Heads, Legal Cap and Flat Pa lter*. They came di>a*t Irotti millsaud arc not *av1«lletl with mid/Ue men's profits. - Our friends nerding anythiMg In tliat fTue will find it to Their advafit agi’ to see onr gttods and learn onr pri ces. tf ( Imlre anti Cheap. F»>r pure Kolb (Jem Melon Seed at 25 cents a pound apply to J.'M. <i'iod- hbn, Thomas 1*. O Tltesc a -ed were saved Tr«m elmice shipping melons weighing from 15 to :in pounds each. From one to one. hundred ami tilt* pounds lor vale at price above stated. . ” J. M. (Jrnifsrrtf; Thomas P. < S. t’. (3w) 11}cycle for Naif. A..No. !»2 Rata bier (Goriimllv fri<-«) in perfect order In moiitlis. cost ♦ ItMt. price ♦50. Tost Master, Elko, S. (J. mar21-2vv A .Id- use si\ A tidies* III memory of little Mabel linth Zci in the last year of a century are n U counted, so there will be only twonty* eight day* in the February ol I'XKf. Mr. C. C. Owens deserves a*5’ote of j thanks front .the house holders of Haf’.- well. 'Fne-day afternoon he gave a lit tle leisure time to a massacre ol juts in hi* hum and succeeded in' killing a hundred of the mischievous creatures. Among them were a good jinny gray patriarch*. ■ The peop’c of P*arnwell arc taking a larger interest In educational training 'Hie a'lctidanee .at tlieciti/eijs meeting on the I5'h inst. was fifty per cent greater than it was a year ago. and the extra tax appropriation for the batter of the Graded Schools was raisiul from two and a half t> three nllips by a uiiaiiinuuts vote. The County Board of Equalisation -WTb»—tn—*P«tmr Moti'.la V Hon l ons.lMy Every memher was present. Niimer- nu* applications for reduction of assess ments were con- ideied and in many ea ses granted. Other* were increased to preserve tlie aggregate. The average vafneof tnnles was fixed at tlfry dollursT The Bank return*, which were made at 70 per cent, of their eaintal stock, wcio ralwtl to |»ar. 'J'lie meet it»g wa* very harmotiioiis. Last, week's rain fall has giveh th^ ler, vv c» died on Fvlnnarv lltli ii| tfm farmers—a mil he p .fifth tifotith of lief ag< One motilli—ago the Angel of fu-ath v i-iled the quiet lioiun of It* fomLpa- amt Iook ■ from tlicm a dyar little and a bright liltIv spirit w hich is with the stars in the •for such is the kingdom tents ba be, now mihgling licareu abovev of heaycn.” AVhen we see the precious blossom Thar vve tended w Ith such care Suddenly taken Irom oiirarms. JIovv our heart tills vv ith despair. Freeiotis darling, she has left ns, Left u«, ye*7forever mote; Jtut vve hope Pi meet our loved one ^Oii.that bright and Juiupy *h*ne.. Lonely the house and the hour .*1 nee on r sbtr I i t.gjdre Trss g.oue. But vve trust m hrighter house than ours lo heaven she lias won. Memorial Day. The Executive Connnittec of the Rivers' Bridge* Monumental and Me morial Ass teiation is called to meet at their grounds on Saturday, April tith at -'J o’clock p. tn. to make arrangements for the annual observance of Memorial l>ay. A full attendance is. requested, and fx pee ted, as the Annual Election of of- tleers will he held at that time and place. N. F. Kirkland , Sr. J. Wyman Jenny, Secretary, President. Itasojtk CaIL An extnv communication of Hamos nv Lodge No, 17 A, F. M ,is called for March, Thursday evening 2Sth hist., at 7 o'clock, 'Oh , which occasion Grand M aster Claude E. Sawyer w ill |iay the 1-bilge an olficial visit, anti-request that all Ma'sous tlmrighout the county who are in good standing he present. , By order of W. VI. E. C. Fruitax, Secretary. Excelsior. District Lodge Indepen dent-Order of Good Templars will meet at Brunson Tuesday and Wednesday April 2nd and 3rd. Mr. J. P. Gibson' Grand Secretary, and Rev. E. O. Wat son, PastUnuul f 'liinf Templar,will he preseat and -will deliver leirtures to , which the public are invited. Every loilge in the District is expected to be fully represented. F. II. Creech, • District Templar. Chas. B, Addison, 1). Sec. *^(*|'|fll|~n * From iiiMitviui Monday no farm work of eon sequence could be.<>done. Roai s 'on have hern badly wsished and bridges damaged Irom one end oftbe comity to the other. There is probably more water in Barn well county than there “Til* been "Uice the' flood. Mr. S. ('. Cave tell* us that red horse have been caugbTin hi* fields and Mr. J. B. Gil- lain, Jr., re »orts pike hi! swimming in the streets of Lees, heading for his “horse lot. Two colored lads, Robert Adams, about Hi years old, and Warren Hixson, about 11. were gunning Saturday after noon m-ar Woodward’s old saw mill site on rfie C. M. If. K. Th the exclte- nieiitof a rahhit chaiie Uohert 'Adams fired his gun ha*tily, the charge eutei> ing Warren's right eye and temple, in- lliering vvoiiiuls rusulting in his death Sunday inoriiiiig. Robert Adams was com m it ted to jail. Justice R. 11. Hol man held the inquest. Dr. K I*. Pat terson made the. post mortem examina tion. Geirge Britt, colored, about 12 years old, was the only eye vvitnes*. 'After lit* examination the jury return ed the usual verdict in such ca»e* The News and Courier say* of F'e address of'Dr. L (’.Stephens at the animal meeting of the'Alumni Associa tion of the .Medical College of. South Carolina, inJJhitrleston Thursday eren- ingT " - IHuikiille New*. . — Mr*. Anna liurekinyer and family h ive inoveil to Port Royal. ML* Fannie Cave' is visiting Mrs. J. L.-lolin-ton and lamil v. Died on February 11 th IS05 in the tilrli nioiith of her ag.>, Hftle Mabel Ruth, the infant daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Iliinii'r Zeigler. The many friend* of Mr. I-More Brown a.e glut to know that he is re covering Irom a severe spoil of sick ness. Mr. Charlie Midonv has accepted a situation vv ith the Atlanta Exposition for the present. ,.Mrs. C. S. Buist is visiting relative* atiil friends in Orangeburg ciev 1 Thwartnnai mci'i.i;ie“ n r tluTsLuv Chrl*tiari Endeavor will he held here on April 2tlth to 2sth. The •arrange ment* are. now being made for tlie nieet'mg <.f the Society and ♦aitertaln- inciitot the\i*i:ors. Tin'p tine'pa I ad- vires* will be delivered bv the Rev. W. R. Atkinson of Columbia. Subject; •' Tlie Youth of the Churcli.” Mrs. Charlie St.evyart a d smtV» r Nava- sota. Texas, arc visiting the family of Dr B. F. i'eeples on EvlialoRiver.. The orator of the evening was Dr. L, c. -Stephens, of Blackyille, who begun with a MaVning to reporters, saying that the things he-wa* going to s.qy were professional secrets and were to go nu Jurtimr. A ft^rthl* vVftrhTiig Hie DocUor deuvered himself of a. most- charm ng. /talk, which might he'called •‘lacelite medicoruni.” Dr. Stephens talk w as most thoroughly enjoyed, and if there is any truth hi tho saying, laugh and grow fat, the members of the medical fraternity bf Charleston'mint weigh several pound* each more than they did yesterday. A very good man who ha* a w ife much hotter than lie is tells us (hat now I* the timy to get rid of bed bug* for tho balance of the year. He. says that tjieir egg* always hatch in March, and that people who now treat bed •fend* with warm water ami put a mixture of quick silver and white ot egg in all ctvviee* can adeep in peace *11 the summer /nontill. The quick silver mixture is potKonHiu and’should be kept out of the way of children. Wa Court Notes. Judge Gary has made a verv pleasant impression on all good 'people. Law yers and laymew-jAgrce that lie adorn* the Bend) , Solicitor Bellinget is always ready. Nine coiivicJlons and plea* of guilty to one acquittal in two days give evidence of thorough ness and ability most credi- tabhrto him. ' Col. Sawyer Is always a welcome vis itor to Barnwell. He Is looking well now. Next year he will look dotrhlv better, for IXIm; can be divided by 4, anil *2 I* sometimes the quotient. W. H. Townsend, Esq., represented the State on Tuesday morning instead of Solicitor Bellinge , who was unwell. And he made a fine record. Clerk W. Gilmore STmin* can traits ad more business right in agiveiTliine than any other C. C. 1*. A G. S. in the State. hhenlF Lancaster keep*-the court room as nice u* a parlnruuipl excellent | order, *p far as spectators are con- cenred 1 oreiitait D J. Rowe of the Grand lury knows lots ^of law and pitta it to Waferntdoh tarda to rent,con- i good use. veuteaUoriuJroad. Apply to W. s. TJllinghaat, E«q., came Xrotu liatwtKsm Tuesday afternoon. A. 11. I’AtTKKSOX. lied Oak New*.- A - *' The farmin'g interest is ngttin at ft startl'd stifl owing to the ricewf succes sive heavy rain*. v Capt. J. Snelling, who rcccivy/l lirst prize a't Hie AugujU Expqsiiion^ir Ua* best b'alc arid largest quanUiv periiere. of short staple cotton, tells ms that he L guitrg to com{M'ie Toe-dte s tmtr Jn- Atlanta Exp*asit on. lie w ill alsotii fotthc prize otl'cied for corn. i’rof. J. J. Snolliug i* at home on a visit. We were pleased to have so many vis itor* to worship vv ith us last Mini.ay. Come one, come all. -'-Aliases Kate Harley amt TlgttlP SU«' McMillan, act'oinpanied by Mr. Mutiro "Baxley', went out on a missionary tmn some days ago and collt*cted a nice lit tle sum, three chairs lor fhe chi dr. * I.’I peon mi. Buford' Bridge Sen t. The Oak Grove rchool In George* Creek tow iiship’oibited on (Tic Ath inst. In the afternoon recitations w oro-in or- der-tjgd (lro«e IhatTtciletl vyofeT ~ Jiic Lancaster, Rohin; Soloinotr Knopf, Mnlet Dmniiti Joim-r. Brave Boy ; Cecil Ray. Mldiool Teac'bers am hard to ptp.isc; EnniaSanders,'Tlie Jolly Old Fedagogue; Eva still, Mini Viant L'kifu Mtiftl, Furgwt mif tH> t: Ks- retle Laucii-tcr. Jack Horner; Lillian Lnneaster, Mother Huhhar.l I.ciher Joiner, Oiljde l Hattie Joliier, Little Bir.l; Minnie and l.iz/ie Hamlers, Dia logue, Nell and Her i>ird. ' The \ eatimr w as very- cnbl dnriwg- my terin hut the warm hearted Utisplt- aitje. people too'; care of me and I never spent a'liioi'ju pleasant time at any place »ince I have been teaching. I’vvo stores are elosed at Olar. nior say* Mr. C. F. lii/.er will again in a few day* The Olar Messenger, a newsy sheet, 1* out. edited bv J. II. llilL K»u;. •ess to you Mr. Hill in v nr n»w Ru> open on the (ith inst. Farmers are other erop. fo discus* the situation, busy preparing for r.u- . (H.n Bu k. Fairfax News. ‘The Ladies (jiiestion Club” is tliorougbTv organizeii now and tile fol low ing ollicer* have been elected : -> I’rc.sidentr .Mr*. S. L. Sarnie*-*. Vice Fresidejlt. Arts. ‘ Fuallne BiTinson. Treasure', Mrs. F. M. Young. Record ing Secretary. Miss Lily Yoinuaiis, ('orrospoiidiiig Srerefary, Miss, Eugen ia Yoimg Librarian. Mrs. M. M. Buck ner', Assistant Librarian, Mi*s Joseph tne H iekson. Mrs. J. J. Copeland and her nieee, Mis* Ada Copeland, visited Mrs. F. M. Young last TJiiir?'day and Friday. .Miss ElUe Boyutivn went up to Augusta Wednesday evening to spend a few days with friends.' Mr. Russel Stokes of this place died Sunday morning March loth, after ~n long and painful illness.. His funeral wa* preached hr Rev. John T. Morris- tui aU^Bethlclieni Baptist eliurch Mon day Morning.' Mr. F. M. Young and Mr. Walter Gray went to Augusta last'"eveiliu’' March loth. The Barlteior Girl, From the Philadelphia LciErr. Th 1 UtuTielor cirl I* the'fad of the hour; Shy hold* iu her hand —.—Tlic l tthince cf power. — — Tlie lutelidor arirl Has vagaries and views By far too advanced For most women to use. The baehe'or girl '4^—books h.ii'k itr TTrjTieTTayii Of ti c women <Tok) • • With scornful anmze. The Iwehclof gfrl ^ Has wkfened her spheres, * . And lier ortiit grows gfent " i<h the growth of the years, The_ bachelor girl Ignores the decree* of convention, and dares To net at her ease. .The bachelor girl ' Is a sehoUi lv sage— In science and art IMtc's abreast of the age. Thc-bachelor girl ' _ Can shatter to Mt*— The wl^lotirof men In the Warriiig of w its. The bachelor gfrl Hejeel* by the scorn The woomMvho watch And wait at the door. The. bachelor *fH , lii(le|wn<lent)}' swear* - She'll never be trapped ’ By eoniiubialBnares, Tlie bachelor giri Has a loftier anil Than simply lo share A titan's home and fn* name The bachelor girl- With einphasisVay* 8he'*ll lie heart-whole ami free Till the end of Ber day*. The bachelor girl AVheibCupid apjM-ar*, Renounce* her vow s. Ami wetls'w ithout tears. 1 lie Nortb Carolina la’gisTtfirre ' i* Atloptssl ** the ( on ui v T )rgau by theCoun A Ailiaiie# July ah, l^stt. M. J. FATE. Askocjatk Kpno*. I'd whom flli (hummiuKanono ou Allmu'-e Mutters Hhouid |>e aiidre»svkl. T • *\ onterr* at tksOuM) H. fl. ('runt. President. J. (’. Msfirr, Vice President^ W, S. Bamberg, SA^retury. _ ^ > A. F. Free, Tivasurer. (b I). Kiuhnl. t huplailn. • ; ■ ' T. S. WecJtij, Ct(«iiity wA*titrer. \V. A. All, jte.vard or Assistant lecturer. W. T. Harley , IhMir Kisqwr. K. K. Hurley, Assistant Door Kis-per. I). \V. liodiiord, fk’i'geaiit at Arms. ^ F. II. Creech, llusilies* Agent. Fkeeiitive Committoc—C. 1». Free, W. \V. Patriek, NV. A. Faust. Trade *‘mnirnttee ■(} \|. Himlor,, How ling, .1. M. Uliner, \V. A Ml. ., tj/V (.'wninyitiev on (Jo'kI ol the i »cler -\,l. C. Me MitlkB. \L EdeUtkdd, \V.§. thve, .1. K v SHellmg, F,. ft. triveas. Alliens, Ala Mai'gb, Id.—II «m. I lec tor D. Lane, pyeslilebt. of the American Cotton Growers assov I.ition, ha* i**ttcd “To tb** (lot toil < J rovvors <if I Im Soittlr; I wish to s ail the attention of Dn 1 (tot- ton growers to the * rategle liiovement being made by •;« tton m.inipiilabos li> delude them into' the suieidal act bl ay I tv) dan ting a large a’ercage in cot loti. T’liaf uneasiness ha* lieen felt In Liverpotd for some time in refeiem't* to a decn*M»ed acreage, goes without say ing, and had these condition* nt'l have existed, col ton values would have boon .lower than they have been; and now , as tbe.Ynd of the seif son is at hand and the Maple is auhstantially out of the Vlio have represeiiled the War element for st*-many nmnrlrs-, 'whilegotfrot \vw« moving In largo. volumes, now ie-u»i'4 to this rule of ntiinlug values iip^simply as a (fev lee to induee the. I'.irliiW to plant more cotton than po**ibly he in tooded. CJ . “I warn the farmers of the smith that lliis’rise it) tlie la-t few days I* fie- -titiows: 4« -Hte- prodtrriritf^cmrsprraEV^ o'f meif t4i sy'tematieiilly lob lhe pro ducer of his legitimate gains, D is a delusion and a snare *o catch the un suspecting farmer •. to Inveigle him into the toils of another three million stir plus, that they can hear dow n val ues lower Than last season with atv Ii •• . “J.et the people lieware. It is a bait lo catch those w ho will bite. ’Them i* no legitimate reason sbovvn for the rise in cotton value*. The prodiu-t’oti ha* I'Xeeeded tlie most sanguine exp.-eta- tiou*. , .** Therefoik! where is the legitimate eai *e for I hi* 11*4“, ifeottol ha* been sdliug at legitimate figures2 It i* s.mply till* s.viiie old ’spider and tly' game, a recurrence of the farmer ami the ‘bunco steerer,’ and I am eon- strained to exclaim : 'How long, oh, Lord, how long ’ 1* it to be ever thua, that onr tmople art ro tie waylaid and robbed of tbeir meagre substanceV “I deny the proposition and.defy the man who made it—that, any man chii Jtroduce fotton legltBattlely for 5 cebik witli iiny rcnsouable profit; and l state advisedly and emphatically fimt today the southern cotton grower—1 meal). k'J.'d, please state the CaplHiii of the mail in which the Homey j. t , be ap plied. A F. FREE, • -sir' ~ Treasurer Ii. C. Township Commissioners. Orvit r. t oi \rr bt t viivtsoit, \ B a ii.v w km.. K. ( '.. Jail. 2.*, iH;i5. The Towifsldp t'oiiitutspiouer* are herebv ret)il4's!i-tt ft* have nil the road* in tlfcir respeCiive Township* wi>rked ami repaired at once, w itmml Itirlhcr delay. I >v. T. t J, \ K, So(ier\i»or Barnvvell ( minty. :■ C: l Tfhc “Ghmsjder” +sj4t« hot know it shiiiping variety. Dark gieeii with darker *1ii|u's, *mue *h:t|J4- a*‘‘Koll. Geiii ’ lnit sididcr, hcavioi amt • vve»‘ter I’liee Ot sied 7- j feiits per .poupd-v KoH* Geyir seed tai eejlt* pt-i pipiml. Dl* . emiul mi large oi di’l *. o. ■ ’ -j— j. m.Giny. jaii.tl AHemlab' S. C. Dr. RYAN A. GYLES, Cf'TA r.lST. EYE, KA U. NTOS E, T H RD A T, ( IIKST Jinl l>oor from Batik, apiT2-biu Blaekvillo, S. <’ NOTICE literally, the man who dig* the ground, the unfortunate who ‘pull* tlie hell, cord over the mortgaged mule'— is not reHTizing 12 centii a day for Jii* labor the year round. And, what I* to be the fate of this man if cotton goes dow n 1 or 1TT 1 WlKi this fa'lt'.'wnreTTTr t« to‘ieby given 7(7 all legal voters ie- -idijig fiiihin the BarnvleH <Jraib-d Snboot lil—rrWG wito retimi i ithi’r reaF - or personal property for taxation, that a ineeilng ’ vv H j be 4ieb1 at the Cmirt House oil S.ilinV) I v r.ln- I 111 (i lust, —|g. o'clock M. t to th’i ide vv bat addltlojiij.il' tax, if any, ebalkr*be levied tfratfpjde- nient tin* genrr.tl tax tof the support of the schools. GKO. II. B\T'ES, Chairinan. IN m. NU N A B, Secretary, . REAP, ftead, Read. i * SOUTH AM) NORTH AMKIUOANlAiOVOS, N<*h Vi»i K ;ih(1 ( li'u r^o. Tbc ( UfJijtcsl mid moHt ridi- FiKHi’micc in Ijic woild. Db.J.H.E. MILH' Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVILLE. d l». W ill !*■ M bl* (4Sn dav are! I m »■!«> *n d NYxisodav Will !*• at H* f*7,me fRhe tn Ifim killle «er-' cry I rt<l«y and natordey, ami arlll tnnke a{- pominw-t ts' to meet lankiifi at any of oar e<»untj towns «>r < htt at lladr rv sbtrTK’fw. J am a lull nrmliuue of PMbnyipItta Drwtal : have had ■ rvetHtcw yparsmalrrpnn-' (1**1! exp rti la**, and cm |>l»a*t')on f,i ((indtry ot work (»«d pf t**-', — - • an;.' 10 ■ In BamwrrH crerv Sol iv toHowli able The forfhc £ HHd('rAl^fi(»f n. - N v cdii < (Hlllt V, uurco Id jH*T U1v»V(ts in ILti iinn'cTT jyivo Kirc Insu- Ccnt. bcloNV nil otllCT T.'ltCH. I ‘ hup Ig see hh, mul nt ttiicp J. j. imowN, G; K. ^ v A\. BnrnwdT!, Dee. 18, ISJM. . JUT KIYKRS’ SALK. * M. €. NVoodwaril, J. NV«yodw«rd and u, a. liter*, • ■ ^ , vs. ThflliatnVvell Mamifvcttiring F’/inipas ys My, L. T. Izlar and .'>l:uou Brown. •' IJv v fill is of an order by his Honor f, D. AVJlheys|»i«^n in the above atated • •a-e 1 qjll'seH at Ihw >store kmnvu as Brown Mro*..’' at Barnwell 0. II.* lie- ginning at 12 o'clock M. on miU * day Iff A pril, it lieing the 1st d*y pf aulil nonull, and continue fnitu day. iq day iintll Atf. • In' piopeitv I* ifls|Mow>(| of, a lot of wagon untfrrial ready |»f pared for t>nt* ling together, jot of Inudver now ou ErrmiOs ol Barn will M aunfio-turtifg o.. ami 4 general -tork «»t diNir-. and bliiots, build'ra' bndwar^ paints, '•Nil*. .V''. lerin* ■•q-U, 'Vn-j-.— '^rMi'T^k^elver. •ntyrll ^ ^QCAVtAI o, I tlAUt MARKs^y V COPYRIGHTS.^ PAV I OBTAIN A PATF.NT f Fora gowiqs answer wrH -aTT'trmven iTrnmvmgfttB'IB iff ’ ’ ■•'rt . ” II ivil lit.'tll 1} 11 ■ ( T y V I* rTiX’Oenro In the ,<nl"'it _ . .._ 4 "Ii:flMlKI(’*- tiniisMrlrdy ninflrtsal 1*1. A flanilhiinlt nt lu- i-i-i (i iiiy tuiii tlioni pent frso. A l«ul amt sdcitflflc tssiks sent free, raletits laken Ihrinirli Miimi & t'li. Special notice in My' Hrlentllle Anirrlr tlms are hronulit na|etr hcinreilie pul formation noncierninii I'at.nls ami hint in oh. Also & rmaloKue ot inu> liun- & Cw iwlra rna. »n4 . I Pi m (ml-llc aitli- nut cost tr> tho Ihrmilor. This Piilpniltd I'.p.'r, ippueU (TCcMIjr; el.cMiittr Illnp(nnei1;ha*t>» fsr tjie tartest circulation of any pcientlUc work In MnJ Wi.vld. WU a year. Fsntple copies pent tree. liitUdlna K<1llion,monthl., t?.6lln -car Hirrln copies, ‘iX cents. Vvory miitil.ci ottit iins " ttfDl plains, in rotors, anil photographs o houses, with plans, onabhnu luiiMcrs to phoir-tho latest Aeslrnp ami woure contract*. A44reas ML X N XV"., .\i vv Vois, .tot Buoaoway. / * |i.an- iiTiT 1 recognize nt all improbable when vve the condition's that, confront us and take into emisiileratioirthe fact/that we had a most phenomena! season for pick ing our etop tlii*;last season, ami it* classification was higher than ever known, hardly any grading lower than fhw middling.. ‘‘Still, It averaged under 5 cents, and though wc nmy make a smaller crop the ensuing season of lN‘.»5-!Mi, if vve have a’rainy or unpropitiou* gathering season, cotton An ail probability will grade lower, and mayhap vve will have it recurrence of the season of 1>81, w hen w.e had it siipcrahundniic ) of Ihe poorer tpialitie*. NVc eonhl them expect the. same relative difference, which must of course result itf-cfdlsiderahly reduced returns from the whole crop. ‘‘I invoke the most earnest attention of, cotton growers lo this nefarious scheme, and address you tills letter as caveat, that you may not he deluded by till* ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing,’ or in oilier words this bear in bull clothing !* NV& may have despised the small thing* in the past but w^; will do so no longer. NVc will raise eiif ugh to keen mir bodies ‘ti'migHTid heaTiTTy even if vve do wear the simplest id clothes; clothe* do not make The #ian. We ought to Ir^Jb* jlone sn for these many yeats, hut vvy did not, but hence forth we will he farmers in the true.t semte of the word and do our best to ‘‘live at borne.” Trusting in providence Uj.it tlie dili gent worker vvlirbe rewarded accord ing to hi* work, vve will go to work w lii*tliug and do the best we can. It I* quite true we have ignored to a great extent the benefits of a well man aged garden, but wc turn over a new leaf this year. NVe will have thi* year such a garden a* we have never had. be fore ami we will keep it blooming all the year>through. — - -Am A Delicate (Question.—Father—I do not require that the man who- marries my daughter shall be rich. All that I ask is that im be able t« keep out of debt. Suitor—Would you consider a man in debt who borrows money from his fatb- er-i>i-law ? Maud—I understand thatJark pro posed to you last night awd.you refused him Mario—Yes. although,poor fellow, I am afraid that if lie had notTefr uie so hurriedly l might hare relented and accepted him. Maud—So he fold m 1 ^ Teacher—Tommy did yotr find out anything about the orq in of the dollar mark ?» Tommy—I a*ked paw about it, and T. B. ELUS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineei ' KpeetsI attention ciren to the noinpntatkxi of vvater-povvers, IcvcIIiik and dr^inntn*. A fxistal curd budi'CHscd Jj> me at }la Ids, S. ('. will receive prompt attentlou. , octl.Wlvr —— ELECTION AT GOYAN. ’ An election Is hereby Ordered to hi- held by the qualified voter* of the tow n of Govati on Satiirdav 2;kl day of March 18115 tor art lutcndant and four H ar dens, to serve for twelve month*, un der supervision of I). R. Mathetiy, l>. J. Ijartzog and 41. M. Kennedy, her by appointed Managers.* close at n p. m feh'.N First d*vir smith of Brown House. Barnwell (’. II., S. (!., offers his serv ice* to the pii Idle. An ex|»crience of upwsrda of forty •.ears is the best, guarantee ‘Eat hY kimw* hi* nusiuess and will glte xatL faction in the quality of his wo'k and the moderation of his charges. fjf^Kciiahli' flute kjp**j*4TH for sale, ■ochs - - ‘ Carolina Midland R. YY Co. .Scptewbci tith I81H. -Houlli Bound. :i l North H.>niid rxrl r — ‘ \ X X a • x ~ z I 1 if : Z 1. V. M (I. I*. 75th Meridian •, .Time. (I.5s' 5 a * 9 » .T • /5 'ft I O “ # * 'tx i* I S*. M. * .*>..'!•> Lf . # Sclvern., —' STATIOXfi. Ar. x > Z t i - so *7. i* Z i’-'S. 1 *5 -s . _ c I*. M.'r. ».* 8.10, 0.51 j 7.08 55 0.15 . .Wageticr.. I ,., I’errv ' 4 7.IOj O..H» 7.20 (t.2» W. T. CAVE. Couiit v Snpcrv i.-or*. GROVES TASTELESS TONIC IS JUST AS*C00D FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts. CatJVTlA, H.U., Nov. K, 1633. Paris Medletnn Co., 8t. Louis, Mo. . Uentlcmen:—Wc mlfl last rear, nOO bottles of GUOVK'H TASTEI.KSS CIIIIJ, TONIC and have bouirM three cross atrendjr this year. In alt our ex- pern-.iro ]4 years. In the clruc business, hnro nevc-rsuM un article thatfnve surli universal sutla- XacUuu as your Tome. loun. truly, Anxyy.Caku (tea C. N. -rott SALK; BFRKK HALTER. Second Seasoi). experimenting with the dis|>eiimtry.lHW be “Ki'l ibat. the straight lines stood fpr ,,1,1 up Iiih modified form Aiid ha* eataM-fchcff ! lb* pilfors of xoeieFT,-and The crooked f” •' v , j dlepmuarlu, ip several counties. , [ one 4or t!*e w»y they gbt tbeir taoiicy. Dct , J f .. c BK0W ^ T rustt . € , v - * i ’ * ’ ’ I have received at my Bale Htablejt, East side of the Public Square, Bum- wcfTTa first class lot of first da*.*florae* and mule* and will continue to rocqive other siiiiNtieiits of the same sort until every hotly i* mi lulled- for the work season of fali.'i. - *— v Come and see my stock and Itvarn my jtrice*. Stuck ha* never before, since thi* w as a i , (mntrv, been so cheap ainl never will'be again in our time, and I head the procrMlon for bargains in this .i;> (LJI5.*....«ttil(’ya,,.,,| 7^ (Uf T.JJJ^T.OO 1 — *8—* * ..Springfield.. . - 1 4 7.i:l 7.2 | Whaleva. .. H 7,48 7.*ia .. ..Walkers .... s.oo 8 011 A rl Blaekv. \ Lv Hi :I5 KI.J5 Lvf 4- 1 Ar 10.17 10.55 ... Ashh igh 1 2 10.82jll.U5 .'. ..NVoodward,. •i 11.noil! 2|5 *. Barnwell 0 11.12:11.55 ... M«*rrises. 1 r - 4 11.21 12 1ft ... Brownell.. 2 • 11.211 12.2(5 Caves 11 38,12.40 * • _ ■ ...•Selgllng.... c,t;.(Vi O.lOS.'ffi o.JIn 5.00 5.a. 5..T1 5 ib 5.07 4.25 c.(« 2 11.45 12.5.*) Ar*Alleu(lale Lv r. M i\m . 4.05 4.3I< .1.15 4 41 8.25' I.JIi j S.45I 4.3D J.0U' 1.22 .15 4.15 a. M.:r. m. The mnitagement of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in the Department of the Carolinas, wishes to se cure a fow Special Resident Agents. Those who are fitted for thi* work will find A Rare Opportunity It vs uvrk, however, and those who succeed befit in it possess character, mature judgment, tact, perseverance, and the respect of their coimnhmty. Tlrink this matter over care- folly. There’s an unusual opening for homebody. If it fits yon, it will pay you. Fur ther information on request. W. J. Roddey, Rock Hill, S. C. S. N. GREEN. I). ItEKIM Henl Estatc Agency - |——ANil ; r Advertising Bureau. Hi- NVe have this day formod a copartner ship lor the purpoRc of buying. Helling and ni^vcrtlying Real Katate, capccislfy’ 1 farm and ti-mher lands. NVc will hart- ' 1 facilities for hringlnff ihna. desirable class of jmmigntnt* to Ihi** country through a.i advertiaing scheme which vvixae'e perfecting :iml which will extend over ftHthc Northern and West ern States. All |>er*oris wishing to buy or sell Real Estate will please Apply'to u* in person or bv mall. GREEN & REED. Elko, Barnwell Co., 8. C. ■* P.O.Box 115. November 1st 18U4. . -> Bamberg Hardware Store, C. J. S. BHOOKER, Proprietor. Keeps a full line of Hardware, Tin NN are. Agate Iron Ware imiMFun*. Full stmik of Base Ball Goml*-, and ValDy Tin,all»izea, cmataHtly on hamt. A* to prices I wHl not be undersold by any southern dealer. I ask the •‘all* ayd patronage of. my friends and the general p .Idle. C. J\ S. BRQ0KKR, apr5-ly B*amberg, «> A 0. Perry W. Price Invite* all persons having wagons, buggies, road cart* needing repair* to call at bis Oem ral Hepjlir Shop* before making coinraW*. First Class horse jdKHfing a spiaialty, Superior faclli- t»«ts for rep*l»1ng (eowltig machines.- AHAtpids of metal work done and aatis- faetkm in every particular guaranteed PERRY NV. PRICE. The Peril mann Shop; AVest End, Barnwell, S. C. Health means so much more than you imagine^serious and 1 fatal diseases result from 1 triftmg atlffteuts neglectedT 1 Doiv t play with Nature’*, ■greatest gift—health. 1 1 1 < W-) 1 JJll/f? 113 4 Iron ( 1 4 ’ Bitters •k- If To* trtferlMr out of aorta, weak •nd xcNcmIIt cx- baltstcd, fierloua, have tio apfetke and can’t work, br(1u at'onrctak- ing tbc moat relia ble atrcngthcnlns medicine,which is Brown’a Iron Rit- A lew hot- ties care—ben*4t cornea from ti.o very f rat doae- i/ 7 *Ui» yonr pleasant to take. * i • It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, • Troubles, ’Constipation, Bod Blood > Malaria, Ncrvoua alfmetits • Women’s complaints. Get only the RCnahte—It has crossed red the wrapper. All others arc sub-' On receipt of two ac. stamp* we 1 will send set ol Tan Beautiful WorM's' Fair Views and book—free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MC **************** ' lit. Lands For Rent And Sale. K.OOO-acrp* Ln Barnwell0o,5,nn0 acres in Aiken (Us, aUo a few- sinaH farmvTtf - Colieton and Sumter Conn He*. Far- tics desiring to buy on good term* (small cash paymclft and balance on 5 year*'time) or lo rent; w ill do well to call on, or write. BATES* SIMMS. Barnwell S. 0, True and Pure-!! A bout : seventy-five pound* ..of Pure Kolb Gfthi Melon Seed for sale. They are True tb name and color and werff (•Hrefullyydlected from my fine nielono grown last year. Tfi^sr* are no better hcciI in the South than mine. For price? apply to D. P. SPRAWLS, jaififf ElRw, S. C. ' ROAD TOOLS. ' Okkick Coi-nty MriBlfti—» Barxwxm.. S. C., Fttb. 4,18115. All road overseers are instructed Ur turn over to the chairman of their res pective township board* all mad tool* Indonging to the county. Township hoard* w ill (Hstribute panic to roan overseers and report at once if any more fire needed. W. T. CAVE. County Supervisor. Seed Sweet Potatoes. Flfrv Bushel* of Georgia Buck Sweet Potatoes, of tho sort tbs three bunded bushel* ppri at serentv five ccr f* jier j* s. u w f«Wl 8. ]