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\ "T * ■ : a ? *'•« s The Barnwell People —^ 1 -*—• - - - - - ^— r~ - .' K4TBN OF St’lWRirTlU?!. In Aclvmifo, per Annum..........fl..Mi On Time.";.; .\ .*, *4.00 I'll C’RSD A Y, <); l i *Bhi ii i», 1 SSI.*.. to— . ^ The iiuxtroru'.arcoiiiinunlcution'if llannuiiy No. it a : ■; f.-. "'ill he h^'.<lattlii-Vii.VihScTein i'l«‘ InupHSi litli da.v ot October is.ia, the Sanu- living S«r ur lay in sal t month, beginning at ‘Uligh t*eK - e.” rfy order nt *V.*. M:*. K. V. PeiM***. StSh^elarf. , T'lid new school known as the Orangeburg Coltoy 1 *!* cated at Ornngehurir. }•. open Sept. 2(ill). The Trustees iiave seOnred seveiv graduate teachers ami can now accommodate too dh three hundred pupils. There will be Lite ftfTt Bus iness, Music, Art. Normal and Military Department*. The Institute will he co-edueKtlOtiai. welcoming both hovs ailtl girls. Two large dormitories will afford ample room for i oArdefs, one being for boys, the othir for girls, 'i'he phut for boarding is the co-opera tive one; board peing put at eost; which will lie about fn a month. Otir motto is ‘* J he best possible sehool aV the least possible ebst..’’—Our course iseoinpre- lieti.siVe, thorough and cheap. This is A Baptist School but all are welcome 'Ve pfopCsC Uiliking tllii sehool s<Teheap that the great farm,ing and industrial cla*se.. can educate their children here. The girls' hoarding department is Hnrftetrtrt 7ft, and is briny raphlty trliiui up—tirst applicants get these spec ml privileges. For further information address clthet i- 7 — S. Ci.inton lloon.l «• ' or dxo. G. Harkison,) CO-Presidcnts. t‘2in) : .TO TRIAL JUSTICES. You arc respeetfully requested, whenever you sentence any one to the chain gang, to communicate that fact, eUliH* |>er#onall,v or by postal card ad- dies«ed iti me at Barnwejl. Some have remained in jail for several daysJJefore i have been informed of the fact, and thereby escaped serving part of tlieir sentences. By giving me prnmpHt*fur ination as Above requested they will be put to work al OlVCC; W. T CAY K, County Supervisor.. * % jiloore News. THEY MUST GO. A big lot of seeond hand buggies, all styles, one price and that the lowest, for ijhiek aaiff. ~Anv not deposed of sooner Will be sold before tliC Court House on sale day next for spot cash. COMINYi. A lot of Buggies, Sur rey*, I’liaetpns. from the best maun* factories, latest styles, best mat«*ia1s and workmanship and. as for prices, thc,V out run all comneiltbm \V. \V. Moore, • ' Barnwell, S. C. ! • • ^ , ‘The Mnfe Fair. ‘ • * The 2Tth Annual State Fair will be held at Columbia Nov. lltli, 12th, Flth, 11th.*15 th. SeciVtAIV 11 oll.-yvav writ.es us that it Is the hoptf of tilt! managemetft to show the tinest Fair add llijirgcst crowd ever bad’. .Satisfactory money arrange^ liients have ItCen made for the pay mem of p'ciHlums and e*jWui«er, the rail roads itave given a rate of one cent per tnile cmintfirg lidtlf ways for lhrec «l i\- during the Fait Weffk and the people must do the rest. TliC fair is tin* best school lit the Slate, especialU* lor grown lolks, and all w ho go will he pleased and profited."^ ' i i-- - IVilli *lo« News* Cards are out fOr the blarriage of Prof. Ilayue F. Rice to Miss Kllie Earle, daughter of Judge Earle, at Greenville* OCt-.Nlhith. . : I/. A. Creen's rice mill will l|e run ning by Thursday, lie will be pre pared to clean all rice tliat. mat come to Ills mill an Rosemary, capacity 12*> bushels per day. The bottom fell out of cotton rtn Efl- tiav, Saturday ami Monday. Some of our people sbo are holding art* getting hervons. The big dog* w ill soon Hib nil the. little dogs out, then hp she i* hound logo again. It i* only a trick to Consume the small dogs. New York intends to show New Orleans that she |*an't eontrot tin* market, r* Walter Muir; thedireman who was so Severely scaltled it* the w reck on the C. C. CD C. Railroad on the 2’it!) of June, was on the streets on Monday for the first time. The railroad, having re fused to even pay him his monthly, wages he, 'and EnjiUice.f Barker and Weatherford. ~have entered suit for damages aitii employed, Messrs Croft, Tillman A SheppAt'd Brofi as their At torneys., The case will could (ut At Edgefield in November. • T> 1 < • Keb. Italian Maeearoniat G. NN 1 . Atriek's UBubscribers continue to be good pi us . ~*fc> ' ... ^ Tax payers w ere !>W And fAr betwei n l.'tstweCk. ‘ Dver 8 Itlebe* «*f kpow fall in Oswego, N. Y.Sunday night; The ehaitvyabg is nt w drk oil Die hill illHgg&bd’^aim. r '■ ; Tilt! Barnwell Baptist Sunday school hbw meets at 4.;i() |». m, W. II. Folk, Esq', of Edgefield, was in town on Tuesdayi The Gprbett-FitasiiBnvons prize fight bar been declared off. Carolina Seed Rye at 10 cents per peck at O; W.\Patrick’s, Wanted.—One liundred cords of oak and pin" w "od, near Barnwell. Apply at tliDortieej Mr. O. J. Meyer was admitted to bail hy Judge RHehanan in the sum of one thousand dollars. II. M. Graham, Esq., .of Bamberg, lias been in town several ttyj’B on pro fessional business. , . y „ There was a pretty frost on Monday morniqg It came just sixty days af* ter tlie first August fog. Chewing Tcbaeco five cent* a pingp twenty-live cents a pound, at G. W. Patrick’s. ■j 4tliancc Department. .SdoptMl as the County Organ by tile Couix- ty.AIHarif.'e Jtilj uh, ixn'i. M. J. PATE, Associate F.ntroAC To wbain all Comiminicatious ou Alliance Matters should !>*■ addressed, __ Offir^is of the t'oaaty Alllaare. JI. II. Cram, President. W. A. AM, r., Yive'PreskV'nK . 8. Hnnits nr, sk-eniary. A. F. Fret*, Treasurer. \ . T. S. Weeks, Conufy LCcturef. J . J. Morris, t haolain. i- \ f. . Jeuniiigs Door Ktk'pcr. • W. T. Cave, Assistant Door Keeper. * \nt.at Anns. m Red Oak News. ' " " r “" The gathering of cotton ,is about complete, and lias passed out of the hands of the farmers. Corn, pens, po tatoes a**d pindars are being rapidly harvested. — ! The fair price re’ccrvod/or cotton tbis Season mroatil Hclt' filled barns ami AifrokehottsCs.* j ‘ - Rev. Win. ilayneSwoi tn tendered his designation aa pastor of tlie fst-ven Pines Baptist church oh last Sunday, whfch was accepted w ith regret. We were pteased to see Mr. Clarence . NfcCreary and sistef Mt»s Itearl in our inidst on Sunday. Mrss Carrie Cave, one of fertrnWell’s. pmst, popular young ladies, rethrffhd- WO’fhfe'^iftera brief visit to .Miss Laura Baxley, Brin day afternoon. Some of our young men ex|yre is them selves as being filling to make great sacrirtfees for an opportunity to obtain the Pearl of White Pond. ~- Pllss Maude Hair-, a very pretty and »ttrae‘**fe ybVrig lady,of Elko,-.accom panied f)'y N?r. EibOry Stringfellow, jiaid A vW't to the Misses ^Igmie and Dora GreeVlast week l T-~ ' Mr. Earnest Cave and sister, Miss Lula, Wdr.e tliri /Hueata of Mrs. J. K. Snelling last Sunflay. Mr Jim Killings >rorth. of Dunbarton, was 4n our midst oft. Sunday. Come again Jimmie, we Am always glad *to Bee yutti ' _ .. L’lnoonnu. Student K.’ B. FishburnC, ftf this county, was elected Secretary of the Clariosophle Society tff the South Carolina College last week. A young arid accomplished Chicago ly recently cfoped, and a yoMfrger sis- • was questioned by her angry frit her tom he suspected oT knowing tnqre about the matter than site was w illing to admit. ‘ Were you aiVare that your eister was going to elope?” hirfuired the old man. “No.fatlier; she never told me anything about it.” “Did you sus pect anvtlfing?” Nqthing whatever,” repliedtlie girl. -_“Dld she make any preparation for the escapade ••Not that I knew anything about.” “Did you nut see her make any art angemeta for going away ?”‘‘None, except to w ash Ret' feet.. , The Btipbletnefil We send ont in this is<ue hits tnterestltiif matter coplribu- ted by a dozen sensible men. M rs. Geo. II. Bates and daughter. Miss Jennie Lou, are in Columbia on a U’li days visit'to Hon. U. H. Bates. Misses Martha Hallonquist atul May Brown, of Selma, Aia., are in town, guest* of Mrs. K. w. Harley.— Solicitor Bellinger spent Sunday at home. His many frienda were glad to 1 see him looking so well. There are-*eron jirisoners in jail for trial At tlid November term of the General Sessions for Murder. -* Misses Annie Ell**l Caljjoun of Beatlfort and Mattie and Lola Warrett of Appleton are visiting Mrs. C. F. Cal- hou n. Miss Ann Lliza, daughter of Mr. Wm.jFaih ilied on tlie Istii in*t at her father’s !*ouifi_btar Olar after a i^ng illness. * Mr. And Mrf; Ocofgt; w. Hay have tlie sympathy of many fflCittlS ili their sorrow fqr tlie death, on Sunday, of their iubuik^pUjRny Neal, Tlie Hampton Guardian, in Court Notes last week, said of our young tow n man, IV. II. Tow riSend, ksq: Mr. I'ownseiid makes an amiable Solicitor. He is regardetl as lute of the brightest young lawyers in thd Sttlte. Gbarlie Brown returned on Monday from ids liglitning trip to Kansas. And twenty-live splendid horses and mafes bought on tlie tiardy prairies folfi'wed him and art* now ready for new (mis ters who kuOW and value good giltedge s‘,ock. School Commissioner Bellinger ami his associate*, Prof. IV. W. Hart ar.d Dr. R. II. Harley, held Die fall exam ination of I’ublie School teachers lastt week. On Friday D! w hite candiilati's presented themselves, and on Saturday ;12 colored applicants were present. The Board will meet tomorrow' to pa-s upon their papers. Attorneys Henderson Bros , of Aiken* advertise, for sale in today’s Pkoclf. one of the tinest-,. plant-ations in Barn- we*l county. Itlia* been famous and deservedly so for Its productiveness, and wny one desiring to purchase a large and first class plantation cat) find nothing in this countv better loan the Roper place. We know the place. See tlu ir adv* j ti-em-nt. ‘ Last Tluu *tlay two ten year old boys, one white the other **oloreil, passed Thk I’koim k oflioe, driving a gray Tex as p >ny bitched to ajme t’or^e wagot?. IVlien they reached the,foot of the bill below Judge. Nkinner’s office tl!** cljljtl of the pr;.i ies balked and refused to be ci.axed or driven further. At last the paticnee of ihCboys was exhausted and the colored chap held open the pony’s mouth, tlie w bite lad threw a handful of sand i*: it and the pony rattled up the hill like a jjfray streak. Slmriii Riley, a wcTl-to-to colored man, was killed near Baldoc on Thurs day by Jim Sanders, a tenant wlio iiad mirlicd ltD (Riley’s) step-daughter. A hickory club' US !ar*{U it* a 'mail’s arm was the Weapon used. There were no ere witnesses. .Sanders admitted the killing and Said that iie wodld give ids reason lor doing soon Ids trial. Col ored sent inn nt is strongly, sgainst San- ders in-Jhat \i)eigl)h|iilft)6(T. Justice Eriieks held the inquest. Dr. E. L. Pat terson making the post mortem exami nation. Sanders w as lodged in jail on Saturday. ; T he Dispensary system proved itself a very decided moral ageijoy in at least rwolHrge instances last week. On cir- rl\* day four thousand country people w ent t<> Greenville, swelling the popu lation to sixteen thousand soul.*!. Only one arrest was mado for drunkenness, and the victim w.il “loaded” with moonshine—liquor when he came ttf town. Ten thousand people met the circus at Abbeville, all. sober and not -an arrest was mude for any cause. The Dispensaries in both places were closed, and blind tigers all dead or departed. There Dvcs in the city of Sumter an old colored (haft who lias seen the shades and shadows of this world for HO years. Boiui in ITS’v, he remembers George. Wusttfugton wtMI, according to bis story, and w as p'rosent when Wash- ingfrin yfsftefi H harlcsmn. Ed. Green is.the|name of tlfc venerable old Afri- CAnj Ind be w :iA born in oraiear Charle ston, and was first osyned by Edward Simms, of that city. The old da key is sti.I very spry -^nd l*i<ls fair to out line *ome of tlie present generation. —Horry Ifefalri <). r. Iinvlvv, erg.t*\n M . IV, Hair, 8't«*W ari|. O. Basle)', W. ll nings, Fxeeiiuve Comm Diincan, Iftee. • I. 0. Jen- -T—rv I lit port ant to Alllanccinen. The ruling of President concerning dues: At the feqnest of the Secretary- Treasurer for instructions regarding the collection of dues, 1 make tlie fol lowing ruling *. The amendment to the Constitution relating to dues, adopted at Columbia oikAugust 2Sih, isilftj fixes the fiscal year, which begins on January 1st, 1800. The Sub-Sebrotiirles will, therefore; make their reports to the County Secretaries under this amendment, based npon the membership in good standing on Tteeeiuluw-- ;llst, 189. - ). A8 the dues stated in the Constitution ap- ply oniy tollie Stateaxid National Al liances,,ills important that County Al* lianees Which failed at the last quarterly ine.cting to fix the amount of county djes. sbould hold special uumtlugs-mr that purpose, so that all dues for the coming year can be collected at tlie same time. The reports for the third quarter, giving membership id gom^standing on September JOth, 1805, should he sent to the County (Secretaries at once where itibas hot been done. The money ac companying these reports pay dues for the fourth quarter, ending December 31 st, ISO.'i, which is not alVeeted by tin* amendment. TTie*e reports, of course, are made out in aeeordarico w ith tli|e plan adopt - ed at Aiken last year. Jos L. Keitt. President STOCK , SAIE_ At Bafpwell, Monday, 4th Xovemhor ISOo, AVc wil{ Roll at auction, witlpua reserve, to the liveli est hituTer for cash, the fol lowing stock , . ,/ ; : ■ .. Xorman IVrelu-TOU Stal lion “l^ince of Wales,” 7 yea is old, weight 1,100 Ihs.^ fine stylo, sure, kind and gentle. ALSO, Spanish Jack, ‘Jlrighrtin Young,” 4 years old, one of the finest in the State, sure, gentle and kind, - ALSO- An Easy Fight. If the oil mills Jiave formed a combi nation to keep dow ; n the price of cotton seed, and there is much to indicate hiicIi a foihhination, tlie farmer* can whip tlie mil's much easier than they van- qu shed the jute trust in that me mo! able tight sfivrfytl years age, -The farmers are under no necessity what ever to sell their cotton seed’ to the oil mills for less than thev are worth. It is a well established fact that ertton seed are worth at least twenty-fire cents It bushel to farmers, simply to be used «• fertilizer. That being /he case, no farmer ought to be*w illing to sell his votton seed fyr a <*ent les* titan a quarter of a dollar a bushel. The oil mills are now olfering ten arid eleven '<<ent* a busltel "for seed. The farmer who acieptr that price •■obs himself. The supply of ctftttru seed is much smaller thail la*! year, a* the cot ton crop HA* beet! decreased. The oil mill men tire ad'rtle of thi* and a de termined stand on the' part df the farmers will quickly bring them to terols. They must have seed or Giut down their mills. If the farmers stint off the supply of seed, the oil tflil! Com bination will he forced to advance the price they fir* ottering. Why sItpy]jI a farmer sell IBs sehd tor il ctent less than tlieir Value as fertilizers? Wliat wis dom is there in selling seed notv for ten cents a bushel, when in tin* first part of next yea-T the farmer will have to make an outlay for fertilD-efs to take tlieir place in enriching the land? The farmers have Die oil milts in their power and can force them to pay a proper price for seed by simply keeping tlieir seed at home ftni.51 a proper price is offered. The higher p. !«‘e of cotton and the plentiful supply of ht>J»e-r»is' d fond put our farmers tu excellent trim for such a light.—Columbia Register. Car load of Horses, Mart's and Mules, elteaper than sim ilar good stoek ,wrs ever bo fore offered in thU iimrlcetT Come, look and' see for yourselves. The sale will be positive and the 1 Jligli Dollar” will get every animal put tip. U. DUXX & SOX, Barnwell, S. O. lo the Buying Public. I don't claim to have bouirht all of the Shoes and Cloth ing tfiat was mauufactui’bd this year in the Xorth and East, neitlier do I claim to have the largest stock that ever came toTJarnwell Coun ty, neither do I assert that I am the only one to buy of-- and safe money. T do not claim to sell goods, for less than cost. COLUMN, ALWAYS IN FRONT AXD ^Variably Comes into slirht ight. with good news /or most of of Tm'/Pkol’i.i;- lead ers WHAT I DO CLAIM: The coming of tlie first froft of tlie seaSortllii* 21st Orto|ber h* observant readers of T-Rk I’voeiiK, will reinember, was preificted tf) the very dav in our last issue in Arigu*t. As then stated 'his prediction wa? based on the sta- tisi^c* of the late Ex-Dovernor Jan. II. Hanunond of thia eounty This gen- thuiian, one of tlie*moat distinguished of his day, w-la gifted with talenik fit ting him lor every walk apparently in life. While one of the nnist eminent statesmen in National and State poli- tieif he was one of the most practical of farmers. The owner of twenty!thou'S* a’riit broad acres and six hutfdrfd well, fed and healthy slaves, in ho/military orgrinizntiefti could there have in busi ness mimage'nrerrt been a greater pre- ewioh or rn tWri’d 1 / For morerthau forty year* a dWitv record w’a.s kept of all par- UcuIrflK Atlating to the farm affairs. This included obs'ertatiomi on the weather. Based on bis long extended and- intelligent experience Gov. llaiir- moud’s conclusion was thatyhafirst rost of the season came (approximat ing to) sixty days after the first fog in August preceding. Tlie first fog in A*i- gri-vpast came as tmied by us on the 22n<1 and frost the first follow*ed on the 21stdJy'pf October, precisely 00 days. $100 Reward $100. The ftot'ors of this- paper will be pleased to learh that there is at least one dreaded disease tbat-eelenee has been atfie to cure in .all its » ages, ami that is t’ntarrb. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is theonly poaiti Yfe cure known to the med ical fraternity. CfiYarrh being a constitu tional disease, rcqtlii'•' , i» eonstitutional treatment. Hall s Catafrh (Ttire is taken internally, acting directly upon tlie b'ood and mucous surfaces rf the system, thereby destroying the foun dation of the disease, and giving tlie patient strength by building up the cop«tUution and assisting nature if? dritug its work. The proprietors have- so much faith in its curative powers, that thev otter One Hundred Dollars tor any case that it fails to cure. Send for ID* Of tftUtlmontals^ Address, f. J; CIIENEY Co., Toledo’, O. Jpm“Sold hy Druggist.!, 75c. Tom Fetor son, colored, who killed State Constable Moselv at Greenwood on the Kttbjlnst, was tried ami convicted on the 21st inst. Quick justice like that is the best antidote for lynch law . given To have tlie host solootod stock that over oamo to Bani- Wcli County. To he.able to please and fit. To sell at a living profit; and to make yovf .sure of this fact examine sty le mid cut of my Clothing and yott #lll find only this yeah's-style and patterns. My Shoes a rc hough ( di rect from the factories, and all purchases were made be fore the rise in leather, and this advantage will he to my custoiner*! I do not handle all lines of tnerchandise, hut jnake a spe cialty of CLOTIIIXIV ‘ HATS, TT~ SHOES', AXD (TEXTS’ FUKXISIUXG v GOODSj ■v t . • and can give this the atten tion that it deserves. in favor or L I self for thing ■ It Will Pay : "STOTT 7- —f'O.SBB — • G. FRANK BAMBERG l JiAMHKRO. S.C . '' *» &UGCKSSOK TO TA-GpEEp. BEFORE YOU BUY. He deals in Carriages, l>ug- gics, W agons, Harness, Etc. Mules and Horses. He p*tYS Cash, gets all the discounts, secures the cheap est freight rates' And sells as cheap or (dreaper than any oflter dealer hr South Caro- ,1 ■ —' lina. I. Give him a trial, he’ll ap* preciatc your business arid treat vou %> )w\yio Another buying from me casri .Ind do not have to make up on one customer what is lost on andthcr^ If you will give mg a trial it will only he the beginning of a mutual profit a hie trans act ron. Y ou need mv Goods. 1 need your Money. r Mespect fully) ^ . - • TIJE TAILOK FIT Oldt/hLien?. i Auditor’s Notice. ‘ J r Ai mtOK'q-Qrrw*; pf>5. ie TreriKrirrir’.s book fs now otienrf* The Treitktrrer’s book fs now opvrr for the of Taxes And the iaw re quires rfil persons to friake returns on oatli. Afl persons wiio liav^ fatletF make returns arc refrtiested to do so at once, as l desire to have / cl ass book and it is i* rill possible for me to have a correct book if tbft tag payers fail to do their duty. I’lerisfe Jake notice and govefn yourselven accordingly, ~ 6. O. KILKY, A. B. C. for Sale, Cheap (of cash, a iftt^ oT Bed and Crown moulding. It w ill be to your interest to call on me before buying elsewhere. . ^ \ W. JLJSdenfiebl,. , Bat n well, S. C. oet!7- D.v * Orricr. Cyvtrrr SrrKKvi*o«, Bar'wRit.; S.*Ci, July f, !•&* At the ApDJ meet log of the Board of J County .Com m is-doners a resoluCon wok adopt ®l inekiog the I’oblb* Roads in' - Four yeafs ago I stoppJi aiivertismg. I plainly saw tliat Vie Wtjrl* entering a period of financial dcpneKsion unex- .•flnpled in the later business history of the L'niteiUSratvs* and 4*«neholed that it would be better for me jft take in sail and go slowly until the jukies became bright again. Events have proven that I was right. Tlie long lane that lias hedged us in has turned and bv patient enduratjciv w ise economy-a ml untiring effort tile South is overcoming liartl times a|id getting on tlie riglit higli rqatl tirm-ttei* inde pendence tlian her people haveseVcr be fore possessed. STRONG, SOLID AND RESTED I resume the u*e of Printer's Inh. and send cordial gre'tings of the season to the many good friends iil-B.'trr.well, Ai ken and Orangeburg Counties who have so long extended their generous patronage to BROWN’S CORNER, as best headquarter* for purchase of all Merchandise, and sale of all country produce. To them and to the general public I beg to express my sincere be lief that b**tr$f day* than we have known since the outbreak of the war between Uie States are just dawningou us. Thebn-iue s experience of thirty- five active years Mas taught me to look ahead and 1 am sure tliat I am not mis taken in making this prophecy. So strong Is ihr confidence Unit I have during mv recent long visit to the loading Northern cities secured the Grandest Stock of General Merchandise that i have ever handled or that any merchant has ever brought to South Carolina*, Perhaps I may have over botteht, but 1 think not, for I found that the Vanic had held Northern manufac turers and wholesalers by Die throat more cruelly than it had laid hands on the farmers of our State. T hey had to sell. 1 bought. And the proofs that I was fortunate crowd tny store rooms and ware bouses and ihvlte by their va- rictv; Excellence and cheapness the nat- ronAge of all who wisely want all that they can get for their money, cotton or other product; Dot of thi* vanishing panic haYe come these sound new re quirements of business that producer* and consumer* must get neater togeth er and that t|uL_day of high prices is gone forever. Acting on .those prinei- rpies 1 have bought from Tirst hands in all lines am! taken advantage of every b*ir opportunity tliat my presence and cash down put w ithin m/ reach. I un derstand this reconstruction «ri n »»r business methods and accept it, and ex pect and intend by increasing the range ami quantity of itales in all line* of mer chandise to tike modest care of myself amltoiwt good heart ami hope into the people by giving them more goods rtbd better goods for their money than tin y ever drcaihed of getting. \\ itliout alteriipfing to catalogue the attrrtetiiMis that 1 have secured I beg, by w ay of suggestion, to a*k tlie atten tion of tlie Ladies to the opportunity offered them of buying in comfortable leisure at home, all that they need tb make them happy in heart and hand some in tlie eyes of men at PIN MONEY PRICES. Dress Goods in latest and loveliest Fabrics, Ready Made Jackets, Cloaks, Skirts, Underwear; Dainty and Sub stantial SKofeg^-an I Slippers, Trim mings of all kinds, and, in short,.every thing that they desire and deserve, anil life is too SffO't to enumerate MR. SUPERB CLOTHING. My stock of clothing is so wide ranged that tlie large*' man and the small boy can be fitted as Well as w itb tailor made garments, only tfre best goods and workmanship were used their manufacture, and prices are 'cm* cheap to he told in print.- For men and boys I have an ample stock of dress and business shoes. I have gathered tiie best from the leading manjiTarifu- rers of the Eastejn and Western States and can suit every taste and give the Cnllest satisfaction. Special attention is askeiHo the goods of thiiljay State Shoe and Leather Company, the fnost rinrabte made, and sri cheaply priced that they frill almost go off without words-. I offer underwear 'that wP^ /lefy winter frinds and summer heatit hats, gloves an'! every tiling needful for health and comfort. - For Furniture, Hardware, Buggies, Harness, Saddled and / everytiling re quired by Rouse holders,' in low(» or couftlry, l offc/advantages Unit eaftSiot- be equalled South of Mason iindi|#ix- on's f ine. * ' v In Groceries I have the best grades of ad ^oods, bought in wholesAlequan- ti.t ir'.-* and to be soifl a* they \C6t? frtfr- cfiased/ at bed rock priceJ^fnr cash. Mvljeavy stock muff be uri loaded, and the early buyer frtU Ret ad vantage of the rise in price* that may he expected later In the sen'fofr. The wise buy with t'ic v r first^ money, so that their need* rrC 4up|ilied before it is wasted for eiirp* and w hetstone*. .* Cuutbu ers, old and new, will find a ftearly treffmme and thesahie fair deal ing that has always marked mv bus- friess life. I would i ref^r for them to come shopping in tlie* mofnihg, .'ft it will take them all a busy day to see my goods and "become accustomed to my below zero prices. They w ill find better bargains-Imre than the t»e«;t de tectives could discover in Augusta, Charleston or Savannah. —- . Your* to please and profit,' The One Crop System of fattnlng gradnadly exhausts the land, unless a Fertilizer cc high percentage of Potash is used. Better crops, a better Soil, and a larger Bank account can only then be expected. * WMtefor offr •• Farmer*' Guide.” a 142 page illustrated bdotr R is brim full of useful information for farmers. It. will be sent free, and will make and save you money. Address, <>1-KM AN KALI WOltgft, S«rt*«, fc4w Tc»%. 1 Wa 1)1 lo See YoU AND SKIzlaYOtJ The Choicest Grocer lee, BeAt tlrr Gooil*, prettiest And most comfortable Shoes and Slippers ; most fashionable Hat* and everything else that Is needed to make life worth living, Ai)d Prices ■ : . . ; / ’ v : Tiiey Are cut down to fit short crop*, are positively ncw~ l* all tliD section, and will cure all compfiilnt of 4uy*d times if taken In time, and now's the time. - Come (o pee me, bring yon.r folks along and you IvHt be cortvlnivd tliat adyettising pays tiui peopic who buy from \ THK PAYIEg STOUK, First Door South of the Brow n House, BAUNW ELL, S. C. 1.- - ice* Notice (s hereby given ot the Jntm- UiM'tion of a Bill Ui ftirin a new county from portions of Barnwell and Colleton comities, area to be as foliofra: C om- qieneink where South Bound Rail Road etmUe* the Kdlsto River, Uklng the Soutli Bound Rail Road to where ll crosses the Port Royal Rail Road, tbeheti Part Royal Rail Road to Hamp ton county line, the nee Hampton coun ty line, lb Big Waltkehatchle River, therice Big Saltkehatchie River to road or crossing at or near Islandton, thence a lilie, parallel to the Barnwell oountf litje passing through qr near Bells to Kdlsto Itlver TheJn^ E^aisto^Rivef tH South Bound Rail Bead crossing, point of beginning. The-proposed county to embrace 11 id- way, Kish i’ond. Sycamore, THFfce Mile* ami portion* of Bamberg and Buford'S Brldg.* u.w nsliiys from BaruweRenmi ty and Warren and portion* of Broxtort and Hells townships from Colleton couqtjr. D.RiLgr Vxair.ChalrmliH ^Y J seon Ehkhahot, Secretary. F.hrhardts, h. C M Bept. 7, 1895. vu Bamwell Oil Bill AVill Gin ymlT CnttrtH for One Doihir ppr Hale. Cn- paeity 50 Bales dailyt AY 0 -ffibirantee satisfaetioii. Hi^luist prieOH paid f«>r SEKD. J no. D«. Malsby, .I'lesident. > Jj ll c. *ep:' Easterling, I Manager. It-. LANtd.KY, Manager of GiiiiHTy. I. FURMAN STILL. » ^ t * Clark Street, Xoat- Hush 1 loose j Blacky ille* Si 0» 1 Denlrtln Shoes, ifat». Ctbtfttnjf. t’hi- hrcllxs. Trunk*. Whip*. .It*... asks *|>c- clal atte.illbri to tlie advantages that he is able tooffeivto thepurchas'iig public. Dealing in ihe above name'd spscial- ties he is ajde to carry larger stocks In the Hues he* handles than the merchant vi-hff wtlx “everything.” Besides he can sliiily the markets to better pur pose and take advantage of opportuni ties that escape the attention of one w hose mind D tniged up with a hundred things. Before buying give rile a call, exam ine the largest stock* fff Shue*, Hats, Clothing, Trunks and t'mhrcllas in Blackville and find Hie lowest price* in -SnUlhCarolina. I will do iny best to please Slid profit you. dne price to ail, and that atttkrs the lowest. jp^”Mr. J L. Jnhnfcton iswith me and Will i»e pleased to sec and serve his many friends. j augl5-<tm Charles 2issetl, ^Pratiieal Watchmaker. First dnnt* south Of RvMfrn HousJi Barnwell C, If.,8, C. t offet* hD*«Hfcei to the puhlie. An experience of upWafftll hf forty vear* i» the best guarant**, '.bat hi knoWx hi* buslbess And wIlTjrUe AAilk faction in the qualliv of hi* work and themmleratiob of hi* chafge*. IMF Reliable Utnc keeper* for aale. metis Carolloa Midland R. V Co. To take effect at 6..I0 A. M. Tburmiay September 8th 1804. ttoutb 3 Bound. ■1 I t K * a « a. z>- l§ 5WX A. M 0.4' 6.58 7.08 f 7.1 7.32 7.13 7.48 North Bou ud' 4 J ft" A *. D * is «£• ITtS 75lh Meridian Time. STATIONS. A. » MO l-v.*S«lvern..Ar. 5 5.66| ♦ Wyner. . 0.16; 4 6.35,*.;; .Salley*,,,. ft 7.00 *.. .Sjirlhgflcld;. 4- .. ..Wbalej|^,.,. — Walken .... ft II v - t * a i* r. m.iv 7.3 7..15 ir Special Tifi Shop. To'ht ited for all onage is respectfully solic- iind.t 8, 10 10.47 10.55 00 8 Oti Arf. Blackv. 1 35 10.33 LvJ 4 f 4" tin M 11 10.5^11.05' 11.00 11.25' I 1 41.12 11.55 ll.2Hi.IS 11.251 12.25 11 3S 12.40 u. Ar. AMil^lgh.... . Woodward .. . .*. fUrnwell Morrf*c» 4 — Btownell ... 2 Cave* 3 *8eig||ng:... ;i.4:. Itf.torArMllefidKl* Lv 8.10 7.40 7230 7.00 8.35 6.10 600 5.35 a.no, r. 4..'1ft 4.25 4.06 i4fl 3.26 3.15 3.0tt! • 4 •.It - ftlf «. it 6 0ft 5 55 6.6(1 R.JMI ft IK 5. dr 5:08 4.58 4 4« 4.3ft 4.31* 4.28 2.45 4.1ft a. M.^r. M t’.M. } Tp ail concerned: On and after Wedursd*} mornlnff, AugdSi SUt, Train* No. 5 and 8 on thu C. M. R. R,.wil| be discontinued. J. C. E E Yh’, Superiutentlerit. Till and Slice! irriii Work, Hoofing, OnitH ing and General Kepairlfig; VALLEY T! N furnished builders ft! ariy lengtli and size wanted. All sizes ' i- 1 Smoke Stacks and Spark Arrestefs d (to order only) on shorknotiee. Syrup skimmers and dippers made of either tin or galvanized iron, as wsilted. Make and have on hand full stock reg ular sizes and thickness stove pipe, spe cial sizes and thickness to order while you wait. 1 Don’t run risk of burning up your home w ith defecti ve stove lines, but get one of my galvanized; iron lltfws. Thp.'ri! are tim-best titles. /fB kinds Of afoVeif. They have a better aTrart, a?e life plool and arranged'to he put up with very little .trouble fo be absolutely. water ttyffcAtfifuV fne ?ftftflng WaA'r rtmMrift 1 Monarch Fire Insurance Gfc CAPITAL $300,000. . the Company nof ISelnir bonnd ht* Tariff rates offera iUduccracuU to I’d- surers. Agents wanted in every town in thtf talc. ' • <f. A i t.f.n TomwV G6 *2. A gout Barnwell 8. C. H. M. Graham, AIVTOKNlcV AlT I,AAV. V\ l ill* BAMBERG, 8. O. give his bc»e attention business entrusted to him. Will practice in all Court* oi State and United State*. to *t lea right. 'V'tlliston and, -iwenfy (20, fcci Bablock Townships W hie. . ,W. T.i4 A VE, County Supcrviaot; Siftlop Bfowp, BLACKVILLE S C. Insure your — THE- .Utje^ul ^fwii iifciijiftKite Al»o gnlvnnized iron and trn sTMTe firre * , fianges-, something Llie iper/tliaii above, to rise where there D no ceiling. Correspondence' solicited. Any in- formation cheerfully given^ DrdefSby mail attended to prompffy. Youf* fdf fif.n Class dork at rea»o»£- Me ptlces. W» jv{. GarVii), Fir^t cJoc-Y North of N’T ere Kant.? and Planters Bank, Blackville, 8. G. sep26 J 1 . A, G KEEN \VOOl), 3. C. P. STRO BEL, Director for Barn We . , froftnty. * tffNlpsinf Organized on an entire]^ different plan from old system <y>mp«. . nies. ll 1* an assessment Pomfinriy hti^ ft*ft^trent from' anv how fn existent*. TVccornet's small reserve just sulticb nt to guarantee any assessment. Bv oor plan money, i* left in the hands of i4 m insured until needed to f»ay death loss es^ then a legal assessment 1* matin on each policy boitler according to age ai>t| arnount of iHsimiriee carried. Nooth- crassessriient fa called until antuhnr death occur.4 fft our company. By oar plan n'a^ for the protection we hav® tfr/bVCd rn the past, while in other cr-m- pattieit you pay for pmtect'on you ex pect to get. Are your families enttf Palmetto Business College .. ,, ,, ■ *, '■( Lite D unoerraln; think well hefnso* time, hiitl Bt|Mt!«4» | y # *ii rojrcf tl»U 4>ir^r. Kor any other in- foriii'tiioii nj»|>lv ?4>nr D. B. H iu r\M8, FOR SALE. Thirty-fwo (32) sliares iri rfereliant? and Planters Bank of Blackville. For term* apply to L. C. STEPIIE!tS, sop5-2mj Blackvillv,8. C. Ei tier anv Course in from 3 to 8 month*. Term* reasonable. Writeft>r fnrihcr particu lar-. J. R. A. W1HTLtM K, ^ t President. WHlistot:, 8. C, unvla •Jejune v* i M.ackv^le.h*. C., Agent for Barnwell Couatj’,