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The Barnwell People RATES of SCJBSCRI^TIOE* til Advance, per Annum, fl.M On Time |a. w THURSDAY. JAN U ARY 30, A The uextreKQ’HrcouimuiilcMtion o{ Harmony Lotlice No. 17 A.’. K. 1 . M. - jLJT will be held at the new Vtaeor.tcTem ' ▼ \ pie In Barnwell apou Sthday ol F broary 14M, the tame being the 2nd Bat onlay In aali mouth, beginning at “High iWftlVA 99 By order of W. -. M -. — —1. c. ftravAM. Secretarr. I hnrch of the Holy Apo*t1e*, Bam- Wed, S. K. VientUa. Rector. Service the llrat, third and flfth Sundays at 11 30 a. in. and 5 p. m. Service every Wed nesday afternoon at 5. Sunday school •very Sunday afternoon at 4. A cor dial invitation is extended to all Chris tlans to worship with us. SPECIAL NOTICE. Parties having claims dh file In thia office which have been appiovnl by the County Board of Cointuisrloners, for fiscal year 1804 and 1833. that is, for Services rendered dr m tte.ial furulslte<| prior to Oct. 31st 1833, can geS their money by applying at the office. Parties having claims on file for ser vices rendered or material furnthited since November 1st 1835 are notified that there ia no money in hand at tbis time to pay such claims. The levy lias not even been made yet to raise funds for this year.- When the indebtedness for last year has been paid off if there Is any sur plus fund left in the hands of the Coun ty Treasurer the same will be applied to the payment of claims on file and ap proved for this fiscal year. 1 hope this statement will be explain ed to claim holders by the Township Hoards, as it is im|>ossib!e for either the supervisor or hts clerk to an*wer;.the many letters that come to the office by every mail in reference to this year’s claims. W. T. Cave, County Supervisor. School Notice. The meeting of the tax payers of Hamwell Graded School District which was held at the Court House on the Kith Inst, not being as full as desl was on motion adjourned to Tbursd the 30th day of Jan., at 12 m. to me at Court House as usual Every tax payer in the District is earnestly re quested to attend. — Geo. U. Bates, Chairman. (Jan. 16th 1836.) Weathers bee News. Farmers in this section have mads a little sun for this crop, but are getting on slowly on accouut of so much un favorable weather. Messrs P. II. Baxley and father left on Tuesday last for a few days visit to relatives and friends in Augusta. Mis«es Alma and Norma Wise, two of Aiken County's brilliant young ladies, were In our midst Sunday last. Miss Maud Hair, one of Elko’s roost charming young -lad'es, is now on a two or three weeks visit with .Misses Mary and Dora Green. Miss Maud, we are always glad to have you with us, but Dhink there is a certain young man at Elko that wuuld rather you would not stay so long, but Mr. —, you must sUy in hopes and not cry, for Mi«< Maud will return in the sweet by and by. G. E. Blackrillf Sews. Mr. C G. Frank Bamberg—Two Car Lnada Of Horses and Mules to arrive, the beer brought to the county this year. T.$. Weeks, Probate Judge—Ota* linn*,.Estate of Henry Baughman and Peter Galphln. C. J. Hay—Town Tax Returns. Bolton A Matthews—Flour, Shoes and Complete Stocks. Warner, Photographer—One week longer. Allendale Graded Schofil-Speclal lax Election Notice. Solicitor home. Bellinger spent Sunday at Lent begins ISth. this year on February pneumonia are Measles, grippe and abroad ir. the land. New supply of Titles, Bonds and other blanks at this office. * Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Dicks of Green land were in town on Monday. Warner the Photographer, will main in Barnwell one week longer We have received a copy of the Washington Poet Almanac and Kncj- cloped*a. It contains 800 pages anc •ells for S6 oents. As an Encyclopedia ittreate of Mveral hundred snbjeeu of more or lees interest, but as an Alma nac it does not fit this latitude any bet ter than Its politics do, the calculations hot coming Sonth of New York city, it will suit our readers In New Eng- land, the Middlslltates, Upper Missis sippl Valley and on the Pacific coast. We have received a handsomely 11 lustrated booklet published to show the rest of the world what Rook Hill “the Hub of the Piedmont," is ant looks like. It came With compliments ofCapt. C. L. Wroton. formerly of Denmark now of the firm of Reid and Wroton, Dealer* in Buggies, Carriages and Furniture, R(uck HID, 8, C. ^ Thk Pxoplk Is prepared to believe that Rock HIM is all It Is claimed to be and even more, if it has in its citizen ship many men as g^od as Capt. Wro- too. ■■■ re- II. Fullerton Buist Esq., was in town on Tuesday on professional bust' ness. A poultice of stale bread soaked in strong vinegar, applied the last thing at night, la said to be a cure for corns. Master John Morrall Cater, .the youogest and handsomest gentleman who ever paid a subscription to Thk Pkople, was in town on Monday., A long felt want has been filled bj the opening of a down town telegraph office over the ^auk of Barnwell, In ear room. JUST RECEIVED, one Car load of Hour, bought direct from Mills before the advance. Come and see us and get the advantage of the low price. ; ' Bolton & Matthews. One million, two hundred and eighty- six thousand, eight hundred and slx- ty-tliree persons visited the Atlanta ex position. Mr. H. D. Calhoun, of Beaufort, spent part of last week with his brother, Mr.C.- F. Calhoun of Barn well. At AfTLflftH. • And so one of our loveliest flowers has b«en transplanted to Georgia. On the 29d Inst, Miss Annie, the charmini; and accomplished daughter of Capt. «f. Y. Calhoun, gave her hand and heart into the keeping of Dr. Childs, o: Oglethorpe, Ga., Rev. W. B. Duncan officiating. Dr. Childs was -accompa nied by his cousin, Col. Childs, Sheriff of Mseon county, on his pleasant mis sion, but there was no need for hi* of ficlal services, as all went merry as a marriage hell. The happy bridal pair,. accompanied by Col. Childs, Miss Lizzie Harley and a number of relatives were given z su perb reception in the evening at' the residence of Mayor C. F. Calhoun of Barnwell, which was unanimously voted by all so fortunate as to be pres ent the most elegant social functl the season. On Thursday Mrs. Childs left for their home In our sister State, followed by the good wishes of all the friends of our “Gentle Annie," and that includes aH that ever knew her. • Rita. Hon. D, S. Henderson, of Aiken, was In the Master’s Court on Monday. Every visit that he makes to Barnwell ■makes him the more welcome. Mr. Mayfield’s argument in the Way case waa one_ofAb« finest ever deilver- nd ih bdr CourF House.—Oraogebunr Patriot. 6 * SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! the lar gest slock of shoes ever carried in Barnwell County and at prices never before heard ofwt Bolton & Matthews; Married at the home of the bride's parents, Wednesday, Jany. 15tb, Miss Minnie P, Wright,of Allendale,to Mr. J. M. Hammond of Augusta Ga. The bridal party were as follows: Miss Eunice Williams, maid of honor, with Mr. Willie Melton, best man, Mias Hantie Griffin with Mr. Fred Hughes, Miss Nellie Cuttino with Mr. Willie Hammond. MDs Carrie Williams played the wedding march. The bride was dressed tn a har.dzoTne tapconuth trimmed with Valenciennes lace and silks. The maid of honor was dressed in a gray costume trimmed In silks and buttons. First maid was dressed in a light bjue costume trimmed in Mr. Rivers W. Harley contemplates removing to ATibkinalh the near fu ture. Barnwell will part, with his family under protest and with extreme reluctance. There will be a musical entertain ment in the Town Hall at Bamberg in the near future, for a church benefit. In next weeks paper full particulars will be given. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rest, of Buford’s Bridge township, lost their youngest son, Robert Martin, on Sunday, of rheumatism of the heart, aged about 10 years, a very bright and well beloved bay. M. Felder is at home for a few day*. Since (lie Exposition closed .Mr Felder ba« accepted the position of General Manager and Secretary of the American Investment & Loan Co., of Ada ita, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stephens, of Port Royal, are visiting Dr. L. (J. Stephens. Died on Sunday night last at Ids home ur-ar lllackville of pneumonia Mr. Jorph, Odom. Ho was a young maA, i gwMl eitizon, friend and a Knight uf Pythias, lie leaves a wife and a number of relatives and friends to mourn Ids >aJ departure. Rev. G. N. Askews preached ids funeral, and lie was laid to rest by his Pythian brothers. The Governor's Volunteers of B!ack- ville, commanded by Capt. H P. Dyclitit, have received from the Gover nor their guua and uniforms. The company made ita first appearance in dress parade on Saturday afternoon, making quite a creditable appearance. The boys have had but a short while to prepare themselves in the tactics, hut ahould they continue as they have started Ulaekville con soon boast “of the crack” Company of the Regiment The Company will hereafter meet on Haturdav afternoons before the second and fourth Sundays. . A. B. C. AppleUa New*. Our village Is Increasing in popula tion, W. G. Purse of Sandersville, Ga., has purchased a house and lot and will move in. Mrs. Lemon lias pur chased a fine lot of two acres and will erect a neat co‘tage. Dr. Boyd and family will be citizens of our village. We welcome them all. Mrs. J. J. Wal ker of Otranto is visiting at Appleton. Mr. W. W. Armstrong has a fine ijt. of home cured bacon. Capt. J. N. Walker kilfed'23 porkers averaging 230 lbz._ Privxte R, H. Walker stew tt ve that tipped the beam at 17.11 lbs and they were not fed on Spanish pinders either. Zenobla. At Furman University Society elec tions on Saturday night, two Barnwell boys were put In’ charge of their booW, J. H. A. Carter being chosen librarian for ihe Philosophian and L. 0. Blanton _ JfRL, Valenciennes Tace and ribbon. Second maid was dressed in dark bine with satin trimmings. The gentlemen were dressed in handsome evening suits. |'At8.30 an elegant supper waa served. After supper the crowd waa entertain ed by music and games. The violin was played by Messrs Hnghe* and Roberts, the piano by Mrs. Ham mond and Miss Griffin. At 11 o’clock the party left for tbeir homes. Every body saemed to have an enjoyable time. The bride received many handsome presents. Trixy. The Rev. Dr. H. M. Wharton, prom inent as an evangelist of Baltimore, thinks the millennium is cloeeat hand. In a sermon on “The War Clouds and What They Mean," he said In part: .yChrist U coming again. He came first«« fifafrtiet add pflett He will for the Adelphian. •roe again aa king at the fMttri«eUo». He wilF J : President F. N. K. Bailey of the South Carolina Co-Educational Insti tute whs in^town on Saturday. The Institute is firmly established in public confidence and every year adds in large measure to its popularity and patro nage. Six aad deaths -have-resulted -from pneumonia in George’s Creek town ship within two weeks. We have not teamed the names of the victims of that deadly disease. One, a young man, passed away on the day and at the hour appointed for his marriage. In officiating on the 15th lust, at the marriage of Mr. i’ee Dee Wi Is in and Mis* Zebris Beat at Bethlehem Church, near Fairfax, Roy. John T. Morrison called for the same promise, “to love, honor and cherish,” from each of the happy contiacting parties, and not re quiring tlie bride n* pledge herself “to obey” her husband. call the righteous dead from thelP’graves and the righteous still alive will be called together. I be lieve that the Christian men and wo men will disappear suddenly from the streets and the world will know noth ing about It. Men will go on with bus iness as before. I cannot prophesy as to the time of his coining, but, accord ing to my belief, it looks as If this il'®* about, t»w_ jliue. Look. signs. ' i'be gospel has been preached to all nations; there is a general fatt ing away among Christians from the faith: there Is*- great suffering, martyrdom such as the world never saw, for ChiDt's sake; great earth quakes and war clouds and war talk more portento is than e\ar before. These facts are signs which portend i Ki: “ OUR STOCKS of Clothing, HaU, Dry Goods and Notions are all com plete. Cull and see us. Your Friends, Bolton A Matthew^, Mr. J. flam Kirkland of Buford’s Bridge stood a very satisfactory exam, illation last week before the Supreme Court and was admitted, sworn and en rolled as an Attorney at law. He Is well equipped for_the practice of his profession, having pursued its study at Vanderbilt University and the South Carolina College. „ The Baptist ladies will serve hot din ner in tlteCourt House oq next Mon day. The proceeds will be applied te a commendable purpose. They will give more than value received to all /vho patronize them. . Their dinner wm bo j superb In quality and vastly abundant In quantity. Honor Roll of . the Tinker Creek School for the month commencing Dec. Kith 1833 and ending Jan. 20th 1830: Pickens Mitchell, 06; Dora Bell,93; Willie Rilev, 92; Josephine Mitchell, 91; Kittle Mitchell, 00){; Chester Parker, 90. Ron. of Merit: Alma Mttehell,89; Edgar Mitchell, 8S;’ Benre; Ariderson. 84; Lula An- dersbn, 83; Rosa Armstrong 82j; Nettle .lowers, 80; Leon Mitchell, 77; Tllla Bell, 76; PliHista Mitchell, 75; Laadan Riley, 75>). J. H. Owens, Principal. Plowiko W*tTuULiwThe plowing of wet land does a mischief which re mains for yeara. The owner of a stiff clay farm who turned over a field In too muoh of a hurry 10 yeara ago has not sinje boon able to get the soil into the same condition it- was in before. When a plowshare becomes smeared with mud as it turns the furrow slice, and Mia earth la plastered, as mortar is when a trowel ia drawn over it, clay land becomes spoiled for many years. Even light land Is hurt by it, btit-tbe clay is toughened and dries in banl elude which are very difficult to reduce to fine condition again. One may eas ily make haste too faaf tlV plowing In the Bpring. The test of fitness in the aoil Is that a spade may be put Into it and withdrawn wMiout any smearing, jind the spadeful of soil wheq dropped «rUl fall lute »luw.e #.^4. > -/, Gov. Evans on Saturday reduced the sentence of imprisonment of R. R. Moore from thirteen to three and ahalf years. He has only fourteen months longer te serve. The petitions for Ex ecutive clemency contained names of 826 private citizens, and was probatlv thi largest ever gotten up in this Coun- tg!i Beware of Ointments for Catarrh tlte contain Mercury, the coming of the Ei'ng J. A Mette, of Aiken, suggests the following platform for the Democratic party: — We demand that the Constitution of the United States shall be subject to amendment by a majority vote of the American people, whenever it shall be submitted to them by two-fifths of the members of Congress. We demand that the Constitution of a.Btate shall be subject to amendment by a majoi ity vote of the people of the State, whenever It ibali be submitted to them by two-fifths of tfie members of the Legislature. We demand that the Senate, both "State and national shall be abolished. We demand that the President shsII be deprived of the right to veto an Act of Congress end that the Governor of a State shall be deprived of the right to veto an Act of the legislature. x ■ ! We demand that the Federal ^Courts shall be depriVfed of the power to de clare unconstitutional, or to nullify any of the laws of tl|e United States, and that the State Courts shall be deprived the power to declare unconstitu tional or to nullify any of the laws of the State. We demand that the President shall be deprived of the right to nominate or appoint to any office in the Govern ment, ahd that the right to dispense the patronage shall be vested in Con- gress. We demand that all important legis lation, when petition is made by two- fifths of the members of Congress, or of a State Legislature shall be submitted directly to. thj goople in a general elec tion. a* mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering "it through the mucous surface*. Bucli articles should never be used except o prescriptions from reputable physte clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can posslbiv de rive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the systen . In buying Hali a Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. D is taken internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by F, J. Cheney A Co. Testi monials free. ^ < < IMT Bold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle. £ ‘ Why suffer with Coughs* Colds and LaGrlppe when Laxative Bromo Quinine will cure you in one dav. Does not produce the ringing in the h ad like Bulphale of Quinine. Put up in tablet* convenient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or money refund ed. Price, 25 Cent*. For aalo 1»J C. N. BurcLhaltcr. A. 23) Going to Greenwood. President Mike Brown of the Green wood, Anderson and Western Railroad I doesn’t allow grass to sprout, much less grow, under his feet. He has ef- fected arrangements for the speedy ex- ■rolir tension of the leased Carolina Midland Railroad from Seivern to Greenwood a distance of 52) miles. It goes without saying that the work will be pushed at railroad speed. .At Greenwood con nection will be made with three sys tems; The Georgia, Carolina and Northern, running from Atlanta to Monroe N. C., the Port Royal and Western Carolina, from Augusta to Greenville and Spartanburg and the Southern, formerly the Columbia and Greenville from Columbia to Greenville and Anderson. Unless the business men of Charles ton or 8avan nab 'get a big move on them and tbit in short order .the exten sion may change the entire current of business along the line of the Carolina Midland. The counties of Anderson Greenville snd Spartanburg are now manufacturing ail the coif >n they grow and new mills are being built and or ganised won: rapid)/ tiou ever before. The asttls pay better prices than other buyers oan Afford and the Green wood, Anderson Western may be •minted on to be a strictly business line It Will get to the foot bills tbis year aed before the century ends may reach tbe coal fields and iron beds across tbe as yet unconquered mountains. NOTICE. A meeting of the legal voters of Al lendale Special School District, who P«y taxes on real and personal proper- tv, will be held at tbe Town Council Chamber In tbe town of Allendale on tbe 14th dav of Feb. 1896 at 12 o’clock noon to decide what special tax, if any, shall be levied on said School District to supplement the general tax for Ihe support of school in said School Db- tilot. ' . By order Board of Trustees, Allen dale Special School District. . H. T. Farmer . „ „ Chairman. Allendale, 8; C. ) \ (3w> Jan. 29th 1896. I Special Notice. All Jtalders of claims against the county will take notice that they mutt comply with the following require ments Of the law before their claims oan be approve.] and ordered paid by the County Board of Commissioners: 1st. Accounts mti«t be itemised. Snd. They must be sworn to before a Notarv Public. Trial Justice of Chair man of a Township Board. 3d. All accounts for work on roads, or bridges or material for same must, In Foatherbone Corset C<U KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. MSsTMOIifUfi, addition, be approved by the member of Board in whose territory the Towns it it 1 Claims for salary as overseers and for lumber supplied must be made out separately. By order of the Board. W.T.CAYE, . . - ’ County Supervisor. BRITTON'S BOOK STORE, BARNWELL.S.C., Is established to ‘•fill a long felt want,’ Bn ^ snd offers School Books. Slates, Paper, Envelopes, Pencils, Bibles, Testaments, Ac., Ac., Ac., to cash paying custom ers. Witt order any book or magasln* published. Chapman’s History 80. Carolina, Tirbell’s Grammars, No. 1,40, No. 9 Wentworth’s Algebras, $1,12. Will be glad to see and serve red of anything Li my Una. " Store near residence. W.G. BRITTO.._. The Barnwell Book Man octal-tf T. B. BUS, Jn. Surveyor apd Civil Ehgineei Speelal attention given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postal card addressed to me at Mar tins, S. C., will receive prompt atten tion. octl, 80-1 y BENNET STRINGFELLOW, NoTifir Public A Convbyancbb, ELKO, 8. C. Having a good supply of Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale Ac., offers careful attention to all who mayfavor him with their patronage. GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TDNIC Iff JUffTAff GOOD POM ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICK OO ots. ^ Oalatia.Iixs., Nov. M, Part* MwUcto* Oo., 8c LooU, Mo. onovira TAnmuBM Gm^T^inc'aMnL* thrv* mm mlrmAf thl* tmt. In all ow.B- m of 14 r*M*. In Um •rag >n1n,M. fenra k>M an aittola thntnva raefi nnlvnnal «nU» TOW Tenia. Yowatraly. C. AaXVY.CtBB *O0k —ForJSsle By— r ~ N. BURCKHALTER. FIFE! Life, Accident, OycloxL©. LIGHTNING, AND- LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. —At Lowest Rates In— Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co. —-OFFICES AT- THE BANK OF BARNWELL aprffT—- - Lands For loot ind Sale. 17,000 aeres in Barnwell Co, 5,000 acres In Aiken Co, also a few small farms in Colleton and Sumter Countie*. Par ties desiring to bay on good terms (small cash payment and balance on 6 years time) or to rent; will do- well to •all on, or write, BATES A SIMMS. 4. r—- ParnweP *.C BARNWELL, 8. C., who also offers the fzfiio(i< R. & G. CORSET. A new stock of Millinery and Dress Goods just received, Which will be sold very near first cozt. For bargains In beautiful goods call on MRS. MOLAIR. D. B. WILLIAMS, Ilackvillb, 8. C., Cheap for «)aeh, on the Inetattnrent Plan or in exebange for old machines. 4 Also a full sloe* oiie, needles and at tachments for any and all machines at II Win Pat) TO 8EI&—S- G. FRANK BAMBERG BAMBERG. 8. C-. SUCCESSOR TO T-.AGFEEJ4. BEFORE YOU BUY. -u~l- He dcaU ill Carriages, Bug gies, Wagons, Harness, Etc. Mules and Horses. He pays Cash, get* all the discounts, secures the cheap est freight rates and sells is cheap or cheaper than any other dealer in South Cato* Una. jaflure. »g not lead than Actual Pi fauhit 2s a complete Against “ Rust" Av ten Give him A trial, he’It ffp^ preciate your business ahd treat you right, julyfS Third SeasoU, FIRST CLASS HORSES, FIRST CLASS H AflES. FIRST CLASS Mf LES. Afihd Cvertbody needing first . are etock for pure picefure or elmple work day purpoaee Will fltfd exactly •J&LlSEh PYVttical Watchmakr Flret door couth of Brown If owed Barnwell C. H., A. C;,Offer* hieeervleoi to the pabtte. An experience of npwerdd or forty the beet ffnarantoe >Aat fck endvfriH give wtta * jt»o#e hie htutnee* Ad.frill gl fdfftlon in the qneljty of hie w themodei ation of bra chargee, fair Reliable Mm keeper* for said, Carolina lldlud L V Co. To Uko effect at 640 A.- M. Thnreday November 14th 1SH. South Bound. ~-ilh . jurpoaee Wl __ ___ what I* dealtea at my eaio •tabiee in Barnwell. I I eelect iffy etock in peraon Id the best market* tt) the WecL >n«f» eiactiy I # fetttd gift my customers the bert of all bargain*. Call and ew Brown’* Beau tie* before buying. C, BROWN, Agffnt. JK 21 ftth Meridian H A Time. ii h ill fftATIQHff. 1 Hi and •atlBfactlon in work and price* guaranteed. Will attend calls In the counties of Aiken, Barnwell and Orangeburg if no tified by postal card. D. B. WILLIAMS, febll Blackvllie, S. C. Feather bone Cor set Co* KALAMAZOO, MICtpOAN. wiliiam“mohrison, BLACKVILLE, 8. C. Dealer In Dry and Dress Good*. No tions, Shoes, Millinery and General Merchandise- declS i Our Hus *f School Furniture sud Supplies is the most uesrb com plete ever, offered.hp e siugie firm. IVt sou furnish eud equip o school throughout better eud mors thenp- thou anyone she. Write for particulars,^ WsSMtaa lapwiMK** aftirt in tVWy © ANDRBWS' SCHOOL FURNtSHWG COMPART ee rate avwm NEW YOftK Filing Gonntj Claims. Notice is given that at the quai meeting of too County Board of < miseioners held on Apn) let a re ven that a£ the quarterly — ‘ Com* , resolu tion was adopted requiring claims against tbe county to bo ffled three deye before the quarterly meeting! of In order tbet “ the Board In order that' they may be passed upon by the Board. Holders of such claims will please re member that if they do not file them as provided in said reeolutiou the Board will be unable to act upon them until th* following quarterly mooting, three months later. * W. T. CAVE, . v County supervisor. Barnwell Oil Kill 7.68 6.86* Wifi Gin Jour Cotton for One Dollar ptr Bale. Ca pacity 60 Bales daily, We guarantee satisfaction. Highest prices; paid for SEED. Jno. D. Malsby, President. J. K. Easterling, - - _ - - , JM— C. 1L Langley, Manager of Ginnery. •ept • •... .Perry..*.^- Selleye. » •...Springfield.. ^...Whelegl, • . .fv I I 9011 11.06 11.30 U-14 r.a. tf.^Selvern./Ar. ^ - re* • ™ ■MvIlOF• ads 10.50 ...,W ••dwnrd.., • Barnwen ....MorriMAv... .Brow noli, t S» liM Ar*AUoBdalo Lv daff an AH a. m. r L FURMAN STILL, ' ■ Clark Street, Near Hush House, Black? ille, 8. C. Deafer to Shoes, Hate, Clothing. Ui brellas, Trunhe, Whips. An., asks e| dal attention to th* advantagee that be is able to offer to the purchasing public. Dealing in th* above namod special ties he (e able to curry larger stocks in the lines be handles than the merchant who eells "everything." Besides he can study the markets to better pur pose and take advantage of opportuni ties that eecape the attention of on* who#* mind is mixed op with ahnndred tblnge. Befoi Trains N*. kandfijwDt run ae^dtewet r. i(. a. No. $. Mo.«. a’i« BlackvUto, Ar. LH TI? j Aehietgh. «J» t.W Woodward, 7 At ff-M Barnwell, 7.40 • 24 Morrises, TIB ».44 Brownell, 7J0 •.ft Caves, T.14 •-67 Seigling, 7.00 lOAO Ar. Allendale, D.Le. 7 JO J.C. KEYS, i For lent or Sale. Mf well improved, highly Wlthr'*7arm mm th South Carolina and Georgia Bailrem near Elko to offered; forint for th Mxtyna* PoMeeeicn wfli be given is January nest. Either reoMycr out ton rent win he taken. None but hue and approved partice need apply. ore baying give me a call, exam- , - -- --- ---- Ine tbe larxost stocks of Sboee. Hate, .TV P 1 *®* 0O,, ** ,n * Mi uerea of ups Clothing, Trunks and Umbrellas In • ®°* ,, ^*bto dwelling, a Blackvlttc end find tbe lowest prtMs In n * D . ,n,tr 7 . ol,t buildings, •xooUm South Caroline. 1 will do my beet to please end profit you. One price to Hi, and that always the lowest. Mr. J. L. Johnston to with me ary oat buildings, supply and to eooveutont to J poL Poet Office, Chnreh and School. To an approved purehaeur 1 will eta low price and ot A| and will be pleased to see end serve hie rlends. r many fr angl5-6m - tf F.T. Sanford. No..7 Library Building, AngnaUs.CML ♦r Special Til) Shop. Year patronage is respectfully solic ited for all kinds loaarck Fir* Insurance Cl CAPITAL *300,000. Tin and Sheet Iron Work, Roofing, .Guttering and * General Repairing. VALLEY TIN furnished builders in any length and else wanted. All sitae Smoke Stacks and Spark Arresters IBe Company not being) honud by Tariff ^atee offers inducements to h£ sorer*. Agents wanted la every townBn the tate, J J. AunrToMS, * ttenl. Agent Barnwell f. 0, (to order only) on short notice. - Syrup skimmers and dippers made of either tin or galvanised Iron, as wvnted. Make and have on hand full stock reg ular sizes snd thickness stove pipe, spe cial aises and thickneaa to order while yon wait. Don’t ran risk of burning np your Insure your Life -IN THE— C#-dp«nliw Lift IisfaiHg* —OF— GREENWOOD, S. C. J. P. STROBEL, Director for Barnwn home with defective stove flues, hut get oneof my galvanittd Inn ' “ Cennty.' A oompeny Mganteed on an entirely different plan from old i. It fa j Iron flues. Those are tbe best fluee. All kinds of stevM. They have a better draft, are fire prouf endjarranged to be pat np with'very little trouble to be absolutely water tight, thus preventing water raonlng down the pip* end ruining foe stove and pipe, aa fa the eeae with other fluee. Also galvanised Iron and tin stove Am I flanges, something cheeper then above, to nee where there fa no ceiling. Correspondence solicited. Any In formation ebeerfnlly given. Orders by mall attended to promptly. Yours for first class work at bte prices. . umoron* P>an irofu om system rinmpa nice. It faae ameeemsnt oomeenv but different from any now fa oxtoimee. WeeolVect a small rererve just euffietent td guarantee ant aaaeaamonf. By eer fA*» »~*y fa toft la th* hands ef the insnred until ne m, then e legal i pollejr holder fopny dentil fa insurance I r. W. M. GarVli), F w**r*ws Flret Planters eepfo North of Merchants nod , Btokrilk.S'C. <**<-