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I*lafld < SotMtor Bellinger returned from Al- TUUKdUAT. AVltlr^ 23. IWK The next refniUr oom muntcatK>n of Harmony. Ixxlge No. KA.-. F.-.M.*. will be helrt *t the wee Muor.leTem pie In Butnerell nponltvh dny ot F*» ii.ur t*o, tJ intay in «dd montbv twelve. ” djr order of W.\ E. C. uger rel ken Court on Setonlny. T. Ulir And femiljr left on tVfdnetdey fof a three week* outing la Florid*. Three Mile end WUHHon pettple *re ' making better road* than any other townablpa in the‘county. Dr. E. L. PAtteraon la athHUilng the meeting of the State Medieal Awocla- tlon In Columhia thl* week. •arvtTing Confeileratea born t will ’ in hearing the Diapeo l«ni . old rn. the late war. to iieHr« W. lervloe -in O. liioaoa, utt bla oa May td. i »i <!*»*■ Hardware louse BUCRVILLE, s. c The copartnership of Hal llama ha* been dlaaolved by t Irawal of Ur. WIIMam*. TM k|laa Virgin ^atteraon, a eharmlhg ypnng lady of Converae vialted Laurer HUt week.—Lauren*vlllp Herald. ' ;ivera and other Jamea ISlinfplatilcfil Tb^udge of another atorthy period in ** * natlaiuil polltka baa been reached* The Prealdpatlal campaign nf UtOH la already opening. The struggle will be alonghtiAiiclal ratheh than party tinea; from present appeafinceft, The West and Soutn seem tp be practically solid In favor of fret coinage Of lllver while the North ani East are at let agaluit It It's going to be a big right. little were to be boau. Some tithe ago they haued invitations to the iwfrlvor*. who are widely acattcred, - the ntoat distant mown living In Dallas,Teilft. Mr. <1. Varapton Lawtpn Went dowit on Mon- ay and fa no donbt greatly enjoying his visit to familiar scenes. comm, viaataigag ^ ^ M. J. rATE/ Aflaoctats Editor, To whom all Cdaurttuitoatioos on Albanoe Matters should bewddiesied. Olar Hews. returned to weeks with Fort Vifllev, Ga. espeem ko Ship * this yiftar, be- HalrA WU- tbe with- HMams. Tim bbalness ed by the undersigned To him all indebt* Hams Hrawal will be coutlnm tm-hiaown account, tsdness u> the late Arm is to be paid. A full Block of all hardware will be constantly kept and prtcea will be held below all competition. SggCiAD BARGAINS. The special attention of LoltsekWp- ers is called to these uh precedes ted of fers: ' No. 7 Cooking Stoves at !*.•&, with foundry aare. No. t) Cooking Stove* at $10.6*), with fonndry ware A large line ef Cooking and Heating Bloves. Sewing Machines. Guns, Pis tols, Ammunition, Farming Imple- tnenla and all goods kept in Hrst class hardware bouses now wait for close vuvers. Tin roofing and repairing done, In fifst class style by skilled workmen, of best materials. Molictttitg a liberal share of pnbllc patronage and pledging ray best efforts to pleasesnd profit my cuaiomers, 4-re- **>”*'*'• j. e. ..*i8, • The Hardware Man. Thk Pionri.K Paiataar has received w part of its sjpring st»>ck of Note and Tetter Heads, Legal Csp and Flat Pa per*. They came direct from mills an are not saddled with middle men’s hrofits. Ont friends needing anything In that tine will find It to tbelt adtaut hg e to see our goods and learn our prl- « es. t>oa,oo i bushel* of peaches sides canning bait aa many more. If the weather clerk shallkjpdl r r give clear skies there will be an Immense concourse at Rivers’ Bridges tomorrow. .Supervisor Cav^ publishes an impor tant notice to persons bbtdlBg. or td bold claims against the county. The army worm Is reported to be des troying tobacco plants and all green vegetation about fluaseUvIlle, Ky. I'll* chain gang Is receiving reefnits from the Trial Justice Courts. It now able bodied road work- W' Up to dosing our forms, 10 o’clock Wednesday movhlng,Clerk Simms had h'dt received the Confederate pensldtt checks. . Charleston shipped her first crate of ’03 strawberries on the 17th Inst. It weht td Philadelphia and brought 30 cents per quart. Dr. W. G. Browne, the Optician, goes to Orangeburg this afternopu. During his stay in Mwn he has done some mas- tetly Worlc. N In 1SS0-South Carolina had 82.334 spindles. In 1805 she has 828,026. Du ring the same period the looms Increas ed from 1,075 to 21,273. Florida farmett are trying to mnke up their losses of ir'dH and truck by the winter freezes by planting 8pMX> acres in watermelons. Rev. John R. Dow, dt Aiken, will preach in the Presbyterian church at Barnwell on next Sunday xt the ustial hour. The public cordially, invited to attend. Miss Ella Pressey has Olar after spending two friends near Denmark. Miss Frrelove Bennett has returned to Olar after spending* few days with her sister, Mrs. B. F Creech. Miss Bailie Creech spent Sunday in town. Misses Katie Browning and Bertha adler returned to their home In Georges on Monday, after spenulng two enhk with Mrs. \V. B. Chlity. Mr. Richard Morris is recovering rom a severe attack oDfaigrippe, hope to see him out again soon. Mr. J. U, Morris has bought Cope- and A Chilly’s stock of goods and is selling them at cost. If you want to putcbtftc cheap for cash go in see him. The Easter pipping st Dr. F. W. Chlity ’* on Saturday evening was very much enjoyed by all the young folks that wefe present. Cotton planting is about done. Corn looks a little blue from theteindton last Sunday week; If this dont reach the waste basket I may write again- B. R. W. Died on the Sth of April Hsiel Lee, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gyle*, aged five weeks and 11 vs days. Fafewell dear baby, thou art gone; From, sin and Borrow thou art free, And >n that bright celestial home We hope that we may meet with thee; K. K. G. OOrortvr Mm CvAti| Alltaacs. It. H. Cram, Piealdent. ,• 4. C. MUler, Vice Prosld*«». W O Q . n>M.aoi wte ' • s>. namuerg, o©v»• A* P. Fite, Treeaarer. fl» I). Klnard, Cbaplalb.„ ^ T. 8. Week*. County Lediter. \ I. o. o "e**i comujr uecie V’r. W. A* Alt'. fitehStd or AiwUUht lecturer. W. T. Haney, Keeper. _ R. K. Harley, AmlsUM lWV)t Keeper. D. W. Pudlfbrd, 8eracant at Anns. t. H. Ciekch, BusineM A yetit. executive CoHUbitWe-C’. B. Free, W Patrick, W. A. Fanst. * Trade Committee—(1. M. Ilnuter, B. H. Dowling. J. M. Ulmer, Vf. A. All. CpmmRletnn Good of the (>nlvr—J. U. Mc- 1, Iv, T. A Mlflan kdenSeid, dnelllng, E. B. Gueee. • Cave, CbtM AaiMalUe Money te Lead, On improved farm lands. person to Apply In oiariS G. M.G*vknk, Barnwell, 8. C. Arglera Eggs for Sate. This famous breed of fowls has no wqnal for Laving qualities. ± Eggs guaranteed to be fresh. Price, fl.ou for 13. Special rates on larger (quantities. Cash to acoompanv all orders. P. M Buceikgiiam, mar28-2tn Bartrfrteil, S. C. Lest Certificate. Notice la herebv given that applica tion telH be made to the Schott) Uom- vniasioner for renewal of the following 'described certificate which has beeu dost: Issued January 2d 1893 by School *Comnii*aioner -L. N. UetMuger, School •District No 38, School TrUMwe No I, School Commissioner No 75. in favor of A. M. Peeples for teaching, from Nov. «lh to Nov. 30th 1804. A. M. Peeples. (Tmo) Owing to the resignation.ef post roas ter Wooley Talbert post office will b® discontinued after the 30th Inst. Mail for that point will go to Weatbersbee. Money continues scarce, but many farmers barter ebuntrt produce for store goods atid don’t feel the pinch of bard times. Andrew T. 'VVo6d*'*T.r, J K*q:, trar re turned from an extensive j>t-o»pectiug tour through South Georgia and waSso well pleased that he will move there next month. The good news comes from different directions that farm lands have keen finely prepared this year and farmers are wwl! «p with their vTovk. Our good friend Mr. Ervin Givens kind’v sent us on—Friday enough Ed- hto potatoes to feast, all Tub Pkoplk. They we e sweet in (asle as well as in name. The Orangeburg DIstrl.-tY'onference will meet at Bamberg oti the 2d pro* and continue ftl session four days. Rev. K. Palmer Hutson wiM prtach the I opening aermon. * Mr Julius Jennings, who Had rented Mrs. T. M. Bailey’s place in Three his barn stables, Blackvilie Ntlra. . Fred Nix, Jr., the Republican leader ‘6i this county, also county chairman for years, was shot and bounded bv Mr. B. Rivers Carroll last Frjday af ternoon.V The dilfieulty greW outof the lentlng of sohie land, which resulted ill S'lx’s posting a notice on the post office bulletin board and writing fin Itisulting tetter reflecting on 31r Carroll’, under iVtitoh .he took offence. Nix was hit three times, one ball scalped Kil head; one entered the breast above the right nipple, and the other entertd the hack on the left side of -the backbone. l^pAo this writing Nix is doing very well. Mr. and Mrs L. V. Kennerly of An gusta and Mr. Eddie Stephens of Port Royal spent last Sunday in town with Dr. L. C. Stephens. Eddie la the pri vate secretary of Averill ami is to be married next fiiil. Cards are out Jor the marriage of Mis* Kosena Brown to 31r. Hi D. Bearwall, 12 o'clock M. Sunday April FStii. Col. S. S. Turner and family, so long well beldved citizens of our towq, leave on the 2Uh Inst, for Bartow, Florida, where they will henceforth make their home. They carry the best wishes of aH~ cur people for -their f«4 a re-hap pi ness and prosperity. Bldckvll’e parts with them with greatlU regret, an4 they will long be pleasantly remem bered. A. B. C. Program of tKe. Annual Convention of Ahe Barnwell LtUinty Interdenoml national Sunday Scbriol Convention, to he held at Bambtfg. Barnwell county S. 0., Methodist Churcll Msy 16th and 17th 1893. Thursday, May 16th, l<).30 A. M. Praise Service, by W. R. Ca|jers. Addressee of WeToome, by Ref*. S, P. H. Elwe’.l and H. S. Hartzog. ^ Responses, by Revs. J. H. IVlUdri and C. E. Wiggins. Address by President John G,. Wll llama. Etirallmeut of Delegates. Afternoon Session, 3.30 P. M. Praise Service, by G. W. Goolsby. 1st Query—By Revs N. D.Bodle, R. C. McRoy, and B. P. Cnttino. Sunday School Work in the State—By Prof. R. O. Sams. Evening Session, 8.00 P. M. Praise Service, by C. K. Tyler. 2nd Query, Origin of Sunday School, by Revs. J. ft. Wilson.’ v in. llayn*- wdrlh and S. G. Mayfield. Normfil Bible Lesson, by Prof. R. O. Sadi*. Friday, May I7tb, 10.30 A. M. Praise Service, by Dr. Benjamin Black. Report* from the fields, Helps and Dlffleu-tie*. 4 yy. Question Box—Answered by Rets. W. D. Klee, M. B. Kelly, and IT. Ft Godget . Afternoon Sesglon,3..l0 P. M. Praise Service, by W. G. Sease. Mass .Meeting of Children. Conduct ed by Prof. R. O. Sams, Revs. P. F. Kistlerand C. P. Ervin. - Election of Officers. Evening Session, 8.00 P. M. Praise Service, by B. P. Cnttino. Free Conference on Sunday SuMpol -Work.-hy JUv^W. D Rice, C. C. ElL- zov, C. Khrhardt, Prof. If. G. Sheft-' dan and Rev. Join G. Williams. especially WhH posted 1H' ill matters (tertalnlhH to itotGe, gives till* treat ment through the Torkvllte Enquirer “AS Itfoti as you find thsV your bow is hopelesliy Chokbd, get a rotm—a plow line will dm—wrap It one time around the anldtal’i neclt, put i Strong manat either end of t He rope And let them pull until tpe cow falls, take off the rope, arid site wttl at once get tip and go about her. business, fiee from further danger. L “This remedy is just as effective with a mule or horse as with a cow, and I fotH bdplalh it only on a single theoty. With the tightening of the rope, the af dieted animal begins a desperate strug gle for life, and as the result of this atrurgle, the obstacle Ilf the throat, whatever it irfiy Be, is invariably dls' lodged. The remedy U not only al ways effective; but it is not accompa nied with any danger whatever W the animal under treitnletit. Home and Farm SUitsli?!. Washington, I). C„ compilation of farm. April 10.—The and mm MMAPl n III pead. pead. SOUTH ANb SOilTlt - AMERICAN LLOYDS, New York »ncl CltiWlgOi The chenpoaT and most relt- able Insurance In the wotld. T^hc UHdergiprtcd, Agebta pointrueils to, — my towM or rail i Alta a hill antitokte Collvre; have had ““ Ileal rxpertcoce of work and prices. for the fcloydR’tn Bnrtrwell County, can give Fire Inau- V-, “■ fai\cC 15 per cent, below all other rftt<?8i ' ' A I Come to see its, And at Oitce. d. J, BUOAVX, , G. K. KYAN. HarmVfcll* Dec. 18,18il4. Hetes Froi Close Lees Hews. On the 13lh Inst, quite a large gathered at the Pine Grove schoiri toT lUttPIsMl. Suitable Reward will be paid for the return of a Smith snd Wesson II am- •im-rK-ss Revolver, No. 76, 187, which was lost,:ln<case,.at Barnwell on March 20th. Bring It to TucTkdFife (fflice. I3w) Memerial Bay. The Rivers’ Brirtfes Motmmemal and Memorial Association will observe Fri- •dav, April 26tb as Mevnorisl Day. ii*he ora'ors elected for the oocasion ■are (.apt. Frank II. Creech, R. Crefech Koberft, Hon. Jos. M. Skinner, Alter- >uate. Gen. George P. Harrlson. of Alabama, ‘who commanded the Confederate Forces in the battle of Rivers’ Bridges •has been invited to attend. The people 'Of Barnwell, Colleton and Hampton 'Counties wre cordially requested to join the Assoc atiwn In paving honor to the ln*morv of the soldier dead BT the last cause. ‘ Baskets of provisions tor the -entertainment of all who may attend will be expected and contributiVns of •flowers lor the decoration of the graVcs ■are solicited. The members of the Association are 'requested to attend a meeting to be field at 10 o’clock a. m. on memorial day Tor the purpose of electing thejKxedu- tiveCojiiiniu.ee and for the transaction of •a uch other business aa may'proper. N. F. Kirkland-, Sr., President, J. Wyman Jenny, Secretary corn and forage '1 hurt-day night by Are believed to have been Incendiary. He luckily woke in time to sAve bis work stock. . li his sermon at Georges Creek church on Sunday, Rev. H. 8- Hartzog put the argument against dancing with peculiar point ana force by Saying that those indulging in that pastime “edu cate the wrong end of the body. 1 “DearB Loret ns^jnlpgmark.” On Monday Mr. and Sift. Dunbarton, lost their the purpose of witues-ing the closing ceremonies of that school. First on the program was singing by the audience, led by Mr. Jos. Gillain. Nekt came speeches delivered by Katie Gillain, Woneta Sandifer, Monnie Sahulfer, Corrie Gillam, Lizzie Gillam, Naunta Gillam, Johnnie Freeman. Bertha San- difer, Carrie Sandifer and Brooke? GU- lam, followed by a joint debate between the schoola of j. W. Smith andC. F. Eilzey. The query was: Resolvedthat woman haa more Inrt ience over man than money has. The affirmative side _w«a represctiled hv J. W. Sirttf.fi and aged 16 years, high - DOH’T 81 OP TlfBACCtJ. Htw to Care Yoorself While Cslat It The tobacco habit grows on a man until his nervous system is seriously affected, impairing health, comfort and happiness. To quit suddenly is too se vere a shock to the system, as tobacco, I to an Inveterate user bedtfitles a stlmu- [ laut that his system continually craves. Baco-Cnro Is a scientific cure for the | tobacco habit; in all its forms, carefully Compounded after the fofmula of an eminent Berlin FhysiblaH Who the* used ItIrt hi* private practice, since 1872, without a ffillun, purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless. You can it*e all the tdbacSff ydn Want, while taking BacO-Curo, It will notify you when to awF* Bl v ® » vfrhtefi guarantee Ut pefinarte fitly core anf case with threw bofe*, or refund the money with 10 per cent. Interest/ IfciOo- Curo Is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that cures without the aid of will 1 tower and with no inconvenience. It eaves the system as pure and free from ntoetlne as the day you took your first chew or smoke. Sold by all dr ag- gists, with our ironclad guarantee, at $1.00 per box. three boxes, (thirty days treatment,) $2.50, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send .six two-cent •tamos for sample box, booklet and proofs free. Eureka Chemical A Man ufacturing Company, Manufacturing Chemists, LaCrosae, Wisconsin. A girl has heaps of-trouble with her complexion and her front hair, but the does not have to have a razor traveling over her face every day. 8LPERVL83MK HOTXCE. The County Supervisor will be found at his office in Bnrnwell on> Mondays and Tuesdays In each week. Ob other daye In the week be wHl attend to bis duties Lu the county# WVIVCa*'*, , aprll J County supervisor. IT G. TV all, of soii Clarence, He was of exceptionally gh character and promiae. In their great sorrow the bereaved parents have the sympathy of all that know litem. The new weather prophet Who pre dicted frost for the 18th lust. Carrie in wife day of it, there lA-fng A light f ill on Fiidity morning. The new. prophet aforesaid says that there will he nfnre frost danger abodt the 28tb lust, and 2d May. The Southern Baptist CdnVentlon Will meet in Washington on May 10th: The delegates apfiointedby the Barn well Assodniton net the rate of one for each $230 contributed lo. Home and Foreign MUnions are Rev«. >V. V Rive, W. I). McMillan, C. F. Ervin,-R. W. Lide, II Hartzog. Quite a number of other mdtfifferf of tfleuhntch will go from this county. The g»od people of Three Mile town ship and adjacent country assembled lastWees in mass itreeting to consldef (ho frequent tneendiiiHf Area In the Kearte section, and deterdtined to of fer rewards, of $30 and $100, respectfully for the arrest and conviction of-flte fiends who had set tire to the residence of Mr. K M. Kearse and the outbtilhl- inga of .Mr. J. C. Breland, and.to peti tion the Govefftor to offer like rewards. Another^cendlary fire i* reported down the Sahkehatchie, At a late hour Tuesday night tire w** *et to' the R in house of Mr. Jacob Folk, who Htes l Colleton, a little across the ctfbntv one being awake the b'ttiUf- nMIvequipilieiit.scTm beTitme ashes. Fnfffi Hie gin bouse the fire wtf* car ried to the barn and stable*, tetfenty fivejrards distant, and they, with corn and fodder were also burned. Fortu nately Mr. Folk saved tarif Stock. The fire la said to have heefr undoubtedly the work of a rope deservin'^ wretch. The Spring examlhatioff of teachers wirt Well attended. On Frldfiy thirty Six wrrffFappHcantt forctrffficates pre sented theifiselves. . Many of them were tjpiito young, fifteen ferng pupils of the Bafffttefg Graded School, and all wefe school and the negative by C. F. Eilzey and school. The speaking on either side was spicy. The query was decided in favor of the aliimarive side by Messrs. J.os. Carroll, J. 1\ Matheny and R. C. Hardwick, who gave entire satisfaction to all coiicernvdT , The audience then repaired to the grove nearby where a dinner was await ing them, which dispersed all thoughts of hard times and after all h'Xd re freshed themselves with delicious edi- bles they reappeared before the stan(Tto witness a contest for a silver medal The contestants were Carrie Sandifer, Charlie Hutto. Riiey Hightower; Ber tha Sandifer, Katie Gillam and fcarrie Gillam. The speeches were excellent and would have done honor to much older scholars. The medal was award ed to No. 0. Carrie Gillam, the young est of the contestants. The exercises werq closed by a speech delivered by Mr. J. F. Matheny, which was listened to by all pre ent with considerable ad miration. If. bright nrftfrited lifrd blessed with good gm looks. . On Satard*^ HifrtJ tight colored can didates were exa'fillfted. The examin ers, S6bool ComroisHioner L. N. Bel linger, Dr. R.-H. Harley and Frof. >V W. llait will infom the several cacdi- dates nf tlieir fates as soon as the ex amination of papers shall be completed. Tfesre, are golden hearted people ih the Three Mile country. Laot vtedlra correspondent gave us a touching ac count of the burning on the morning of Attettth Inst, of thb lot bdildihgs of Mt. J, C. Breland. Before night fall bK neighbors bad Uatiled lumber atid built tb« tot fence, and- later they gathered'in force And pot up a flrkt c lam b*i*n and stables. In spitoofthe hafjl tlihertHjfcy have contributed liber ally. Gvh. Bambergbas furnished'him foil ripulerand Ills farm work ir going on hopefully. * ft is more blbmd to give.than to reeviye. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be plsxsed to learn that there Jt At... teAst. Tnedieaded disease t|iat science has been able to cure all Its stages and thsll Is Catarr'. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the rfredlcal fraternity. Catarrh being constitufioi: (I disease, requires a con- stltutiottkl tteatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting direct ly upon the blood and mucous.surfaces Of the system, thereby dcjtrovtftg the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building tiff the' constitution and assisting nature in doing Us work. The proprietor# have so much faith in its curative ptfwers, that they offer One Huiulreil Dollars for any case that it fails to cure; Send for list of Testimonials. Address, F„. J. CUKNKY <fc CO, Tol edo, O. - . ^V^Sold by Druggists, 75c. At Aiken Court. Several importantcase.g werOdlsimscd Of last week. Mr. J. E. Murray charged with breach of trust with fraudulent intent was acquitted. Thlg_ cose had been pending since 1890. He was Coun ty Treasurer for ten year# drtd was charged with being $17 00ff short. His sureties had paid up the shortage/ Mr. klarion Toole,-who kilted Capt, J. M. Rhett, was found guifty of man slaughter and sentenced to’ eight years in the peoitentikry. His attorneys f :*ve notice of appeal arid he was re- eased on $3,000 baiL Martin—Big Barns, Stables. Editct People: The heavy and distressing loss sus tained by Mr. J,C. Breland, as was re lated in your last issue, reminds me of the correct ideas of some of our good farmers, In relation to (he stabling of mules and work animals. Maj. Frank Dunbar, of honored mem ory. was a good mfifl, a good citizen and a A’icceisful farmer. HI* was a large farm, and one of the best in the county; well conducted in ante helium and sub sequent . times. He had good sheds with sufficient troughs and racks in a large lot, ami A good supply df well water where the work stock could get it at all linrtes when wanted. They were healthy, Ih good condition, and a year would pass wit bout tire fo*i of any. He was ttol afraid then that Me corn vtofift? betekerifrom them, of that any one would thmkWf riding off a mule with out permission. After “freedom came in” he grew apprehensive and had a vplendid stable ballt at. a big cost. Large stalls for each animal, wittrse* cure fastenings, and all the conven iences and necessary fixtures of such an establishment. He had more sick ones, *»4 lost more in Xwo or three year* . than in tefi or fifteen before hejuul any stable A neighbor who farms in two or three miles of this place lias a stable for his mulca, bin does not bar their stalls, or shut the stable door. His innlcs keep healthy and always look well. There is a g<tod, secure fence to his lot, ffleiity of water always in the water trough and the lot gate locked at night. A great big barn, like an omnibus to hold Everything looks imposing, and may add to the dignity, and apparent well doing of a country seat or a farm er’s home, but it wont do in this lati tude. There is too much risk in having allwuch goodeggs In one basket. There 1 ;age statistics made by the last census s interesting. In view of the decision of the Supreme Court. These statistics do not. however, give details concerning reuts paid. A summary of the statist ics shows: There are 12,6110,152 families lii the United States, ami of these families 52 per cent hire their farms or hoinys and 48 per fepntown them, while 2S per cent of the bWnlng-familles own subject to IncutflbrMnce and 72 per cent own free of inctimbranAmong 100 families, on the average, 52 hire their faflris or homes, 13 per cent own with incum brance and 33 without incumbrance. On the owned farms and homes there are liens amounting to $'.’,132,919,563, which is 37 per cent of the value of the incumbered farms and homes.- and this debt bears interest at the average rate of 6.03 per cent. Each owned and incum- bcried farm or home, on the average, is worth $3,352, and is subject to a debt of ?1,*5L # In regard tt? the families occupying farms, the conclusion is fb.it 84 per cent of the families hire and 66 pe cent own the farms cultivated by them; that 28 percent of the owning families own subject to incumbrance, and 72 per cent own free of incumbrance. Among 100 families,on the avcrage,34 percent hire the farms, 19 per cent own their farm with iucumbram earn! 47 percent with out Incumbrance. On the owned farms there . of the Incumbered farms, find tlfis debt bears interest at the average rate of 7.07 per cent. Each owned and Incumbered farm, on the average, is worth $3,444 and I* subject to a debt of $1,221. Charles Zissett, Watchmaker. First door todth of Brown House Barnwell C. II., S.C.. offers his servl td the pfibut. s An experience of upward* of forty years Is the • best guarantee ’.Lat he (nows his business snd will give satis faction In Hie quality of his work and the moderation of his charges. Ipy Reliable time keepers for sale. ‘nebB —'— — Milt be « to at rr i ofsT EN Ts COPVraGHtS. SS&ngJ rtrahyveas? ndcra to ctmfitoe ■r<mr« craHrarts. \Addrwa Co, »sw Yuuk, Utfl Wuoauwat. > suit «' Poof 'means much more than 'you imagine—sterious and fatal diseases .result from ^ larolina Midland R. V Go. To take effect at 5.36 A. M. Thursday „ ^ September 6th 189D South Bound. 3Fl I North Bound 12(4 i? • Ta—- i 2* 75tb Meridian XAr Z* Time. * C 1 •x •- 21> if. !f StATl^S^ it X K iw an r. * 1*1 yo it y o* ■Ttfreiinx out of aoru, weak , and acueraltjr «s- hausted, nervosa,. have no appetite and can't work,, begin at onceUk- ’ Aig Ihenvo'tt lelia- bfc airetigthetrine tnediciiie. which M Btowti * Iron Bit- ten. A tew hot- ties cure—ben»At comes from tKf very firat dose- tvom I stain four Ufth, .*nd It’s pleosiUtl to lake. kf, *> rc iere are lied* amounting to $1,083,- 93,»i)0, whicM ftiW p^rccntof the value too near each other.’lt may hea ifttle in- corrivcrrieirt., but the good out-comp will balance this, snd there is no scarcity ol room. If 1 had a farm, and a rich generous friend proposed to Save one of these big structure* to hold stock and prdvUious like on some of the Northern farms, tyntlf without cost to myself, provided I would have to use it as Intended, I would refuse the kind offer. Good Work stock and its proper care is an im- [>ortant item fn frfrmlrg operations. A arge portion? of income M anfirffaliy lost from indifference to this necessary meahs of success. 1 have heard fronrit Cbktred farmer that he lost bis plow mule every yewr fo? Jeff years. N*F. R. A correspondent of ahe if change sug gests that there ought to be occasional newspaper readings .hi schools, ft would be the best possible means of teaching young?people current blstorf. if there is nbt time fob a regular read ing each tlky, Chen tire teaiihhri Might to carefully sift out of the new* the pnn- CipAl eVents and relate tlient to the pupils and comment on tbetn. ft could be done Hi five minutes. JFn country schools a weekly readlng : vt?ould sutfhre But it would htf necessary for 1 teacher# thetnkelves to read the paper's.—Ander- sbh Intelligencttr. The Supreme Court on Saturday hkndcd down a decision in relation to divorces granted.ouf-ide of the State. The suit w*s brought as a test cate, and 1 affirms the decision of the lower court, that a divorce obtained In an other State U net valid in thl* State. The opinion of the court waa’rendetet by Associate Justice Fdpe, the Chief Justice aud J unties Gary coacun ing. The Farmer la American Politics. I F now demanding the larger share of attention, such as the reform of the banking system, the flxlng-of a standard of value#, and the control of monopolieii And Corporate property, the westefrf fkffners have not reached definite 6onclualons. Tt wll be teen that these questions all create a tendency to party division along the oh! Uue*of 100 year* ago. It appears that the tauper has learned slowly, but he be* learned. It is now a question of great Importance whether the comnier cial classes wilt fail, as they faffed W0 years ago, to understand the voters up on whom their fortunes depend. The western fanner Is doing a goot deal of quiet thinking upon tfie political problems of the day. The typh-al far mer does not make speeches. He does not write letters to the rikwapai>ers. 11 does not draft resolutions fur political conventions. Nothing can be more misirtraing than the assumption that resolutions passed at farmers’ meetings are adequate and Correct egpressioiisof the CoiVvIcflon# oT farmers. The speak- ing-antf-writing men wdiodo such work are not characteristic farmers. I once called the attention of a farmer, who, as a member of the Alliance, was com mitted to its programme, to their de mand upon the government for a 2 per cent loan. He frankly admitted that he did not favor such a policy. He gave his support to the Alliance because of Its general pufpo*p.T Clfrffeld had In mind tire characteristic faVmer t hen he warned political parties against Ignor ing the silent men, who give no sign, but who do their own thinking, reach their own conclusions, and qtfletly cast their ballots in accordance therewith.— Ffof/MaCy in the Yale Review. It Cures - Tiyiiwpiii, mant j and u»ti Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood ' Malaria, Nervous aHments • Women’s complaints. Oct only the R?huin*—it hascroMC* red tines on the wrapper. All others arc ssh- . stfiMw, • r.’ii rtceun of two sc. stamps »e ' will send *?-t of Tell BosertM*! World’s' Fair View* and book—free. brown Chemical co. Baltimore, mo. r Does This i Hit Yon? The Vanderbilt Benevolent Afisocla- ilwn of Charleston w|.|l make an excur sion to Greenville "on May 20th for the pirripojieof decorating- the grave of the late Rev. K. IT. Wells, of the Methodist church. South. KauVrd trip \tickets frohfi Barnwell to Greenville will be sniff for a tfafirJo Wave Barnwell on thte mornirig of May 23th, good to re turn oh‘ tral^to leave Greenville on morning of'Jray 28th, for only three dollar*. This will afford a cheap, op portunity to pay a'flying visit to the ‘‘Piedmont Eacai piriBut.” A new enemy to watermelon fknnln has put lii an appearance in' Soutl Georgia and threatens to dastrioy that indihtry. It is a small black .bug. Hitherto unknown, that eat* of the plant tost b«*?bw? tTltt surface off the grtvifio. Tli6 agricdltufal department at WaNtiiiigton has sent Assistant Kn- tomologlrt D : . W. Cnquillet to make a thorough examination. Ifrs. Murray was reading* story to her shn'/tmtin, aged five years'. Mrs. Murray-—TfOtv, Justin, if. your fkther were to die, would you Work to' help manrma? Justin—\rhy, mamma, what for?' Haven’t we got a idee house to Hve in f Mrs- Murray—Yes', .Aistin, blit we Call’t eat the bouse, you' know. Justin—-Well, mamma, haven't we got a vrihblfe lot' of good thlngtf id the pantry? Mrs Murray—Certainly, prt;‘but w« would eat them up, and - thou .what would we do? Jlietln—Well, mamma, Ish’t there enough to last until you could get an other husbabd.’ • 1 ffonraa to Girl#; A perfect neck is not often'Jikcn, The shoulders may be well rounded and the skin white and fine, and yet ugly hollows and distinct shadows of collar bonerf codripletety spbU the c&ntoar. This cgn all bh remedied, and that eas ily. - Itetfaliy gfrl who liatf such S neclf try th# effect of gymnastic* fifteen min utes every nigi>i aifd morning for g month, life rerfuR wHT sriq-pjlse her.’ The gymnastics consfeU of pushing the aVmjr straight ont In front of the body With 1 ajtth for fouri times. When the #aine movement with the aona straight np in the air. Then from the aide, and finally backward, always with shoul ders thrown back, head erect, and chin well Iri. The object Of these exercises is to develop the muscles of the necg, which', ufiless'k fflrl ha* b&en briougirt up to *TT sorts of athletic exfrerse, par ticularly rowhig and Bwlnrrnlhg, have nefer hall ful I play. A month’s trWI will convince ally oho of dbfe merits of the prescription. MaWge with cocos biffaer Is a capital thing to make thri neck and shoulders fatandsmootTh, but It la* a fare mote, expensive method, SinJtinfc lessens often improve the tlfCOBt as much as the voice, Itself, and many wpindh who'have not ^ talent for mbsfc consider tje irHiney tfifey spend for vocal Instrudllbn fs“w#ll north It” when they see the change in thVir ap- p^arasefi.' • rsyswx— ‘“No man’>ever..obtained’ anythin)’ worth haying' nithout ttworking hart for it,'’ said Mrs. .Bicker*tot her bus bahd, whb was In.* -dUcouragfd mood “Tbat’s'so” replied Mr. Rkkers re • flaotlvely. “F remember that I obtain ed you without the slightest dlftltulty.’ Hnrper’a Bazar, Advertising Bureau, We have this day formed a copartner ship for the purpose of buying, selling and ad vertising Real Estate, especially farm and timber lands. We will have unusual facilities for bringing ffteihost- desirable cla*%of immigrants to, this country through.a.i advertising Scheme which w6 are perfecting and Hnlch will extend ofer all the Northern ant? West ern States. All persons' wishing to huf of sell Ketfl Kstaie will please apply to u« lu perdWof bV riiiTl. GREEN A REED. Elko, Baruw6lftd'.,ff. C. P. O'. Box 1)5, November 1st 1894. The management of the Equitable Life Aseuraace Society in the Department of the Carolinatr, wished to se cure a few Special Resident Agents. Those who are fitted for this work will find this A Rare Opportunity: It ISttwftfr, however, and those who succeed best in it possess character, mature judgment, tact, perseverance^and the respect of their community. Think this mattef over care fully. There’s an unusual opening for somebody^ If it fits you, it will pay yotf. Fur ther information on request. W.J. Roddey, # Rock Hill, S. C. groves P^erry W. Price Invites all persons Inrivlng vrittgonJ, buggies, road cart* needing repairs to call at his General Ucpair Shops before making conCrifct#. Firtf Cl.tkf potse shoeing a specialty,'' 8up6rl6r fikcUl- tles for, repairing mowing machine*. All kinds of metarwotk'done and satis- faction In erierv plirucufari guaranteed FERRY W. FRICE. The Fechmann Shop, West Bnd.Hfrrnwell. s. C. ASTELESS It JUST AS GOOD FOB ADULT*. WARRANTED. PRICE,Mots. Tfie Republic. OALJmi.lux., Nor. mi boturtit tbiro aruas alrNMtT U>M T***- la *»• ows*-, SPECIAL OFFER. Good Only Until.March 31st, 1895. Send two. new. suhsenbers with two ; dollars and get one year free. Send four new subscribers with four dollars and receive the tw IP y e * r8 without cost. , “Do^yon know a good thing when yob see it? A word to this wise is suffi cient. Address .' . . THE REPUBLIC, I marehllj SI. Louis, Mo. pcrtonce «f II »**»*. In.lbe elm* ba BCTir acM wi *Tt1<Sr i tuL fn v i- uo ** jour •Euaic. xonn tralr. C, Asx/r.caaa a co. —FOR SALB BT—. N. BURCKHALTER. r. & ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and CivH Engineef * BpcetefaUention given to the comptu«.i0O of waU*r-t»owers. leveling ami ijrntuage. A postal '••*r»l aiihressed to me at Ma May fi. C. will rettlce prompt atteuUoMr J -.. TortlJW IW