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On |Mr Annuui ♦1^0 li.ofl THUK4DAY 8KPt'RMUKR 10, im The luBXtrefcnUircoiuuaatokiKin of H«n<iA<iy Uxltw Mo. 17 A.<. F.;. M will tin rw*M irrthmww pl«* tn K*rnwcll npoti Wtb itsjr of All rlUt work. i tht u« Bk, Iudjf« ember, IMMO, the Mime beltifftbe id at ‘Tllyh ejpti unlay in »aii montb, be^iauiiiK twelre." Af order of W.M. *. v E^C. FyHMxw. Secretary. BARS H ULL GRADED SCHOOL. Faculty—F. M. Sharidan, L. P., E upefTntetf (Twit; t count George W. Hart. B. S., (Clymann Col lege) A«al«tant in High School and Bu»lneftADepartment. <Tn be Supplied)-Intemedlato De partment. MU* Columbia Bellinger—Primary Department, In order U> raise the standard of the ftchuo) still higher and to broaden Us scope, we have added a Ninth Grade, •r Post-Graduate Course, also a Prac tical llu«iue*s Course. Thu* we offer to our boys and girls, right ft home, ail the advantages offer ed by any first cla*s boarding school, and the first and second year courses at college. Tho'e who are thinking of sending to expensive hoarding schools and col leges are reminded that we offer the same work at one-flfr.h (1-5) the cost of ■Ondlog ttertf chllitren off. . With a competent male a«sUMfrttn the high school, and adding on another grade and bu-ilies* course, and by pro viding for el-ctive studies, we offer every advantage that any parent eould .• desire. , corns'* or •TrDT--uion school dr ra KTMKMT. fWtrtnH Uraido—General History, Pbysrral Geography Elcmenw of Agri- Culture, Advamed Arithmetic, Word AnalysiV, Advanced tirwuuiar, Imtin , * fopUonaiJ. Eighth Grade—Classlnat Coarse— S isiory of England, rirflGosernnnrnt, hyalcs. Algebra. Plane Geometry, Rhetoric, l.atin, Cwaar. English Cnorse—Kanm as aboen. English Grammar being eokgtituted for Latin. Ninth grade, or r'eat-Graduata Course—CfasaW I Cadfae Rhetoric, KtiChlsh aad Ameriren literature. I'rig- •nsouamrj.Virgil, tlcero. Kthlcs, Gwodhgy, Hotany. Mrths of Greece aud Nnma, KleeUro atadiaa , Engtieh t ours#—same as ahnee, | Genaial History being subeiUuted far Laiia. Note— Peama'vsbip; Composition and Rktewtlen am reguImM In all grade*. H#*ln#se Hep d%ment — Spelling. Grammar, (ernmarrial GdCgraphy, Cnmmer t 'tal AitthnietW. teVimerclal l-aw, Peamanshlp. H«»»kkee|»iay. (sin- I gte and «N#«Me ewsry), Carmaptmdmma, I Baslaem Ferm*. npe. inl ntadle*—Tk«»rwdgh nanrae* la J Grisfc aad Ileavti alll Wtaugbtlf at a>a«' uf Bee !e*# »h*n four aaa he ar-1 gaataad Taltlna M ewata per month eatra, Other apormt aradloa will he arranged far at ruaeeaahW ralee. ot a ersaasap. Papfle, eampletlag dar English la, *-ea eater the f rasuaasa t las*, pupils t mapleifagtha Wleth Grade eaa eater the * ip»*md*a Clam af any gel>»g* la the Stgld—uda clam higher la female tells gee. a«re* ar yrmaa. Primer* aad 1 aterdkndiela i t meate. per maath. |l to ».* ae*»aih aad Eighth «»rade» par maath. 9t «. w»—ami Bust asm C'aarm, per samiih.ld. laUa.Greek, aad F*aach,estra, per mouth. lU eeate. X m - etra rharga far I .el I n la Kighgh Aad Xiadi Grade*. Idheral drsluctedhe far twa nr teare fram sum feasily. Paaa erReusa. DwHag the flr*4 six aasaths. latrfoa la the tfrat m»*e grades a til h* live la all 1 pa pit*. Itriaft—aat hsm^ttag »ln this district, aader tl rears aid. aosRhrh*. While wa am H«wcuMdectleg a mas ter hsmniiag sch»u»t, yet b»*utdhr^am eafae*tly latlted.mnd wllttw pruPidM, at very reasoaabhP rate*, atlh cinmAnI- sbh- boutea iu rood lent prieete families. The haiwriniamlrni aad Teachers will pai syireUI atteavion to such pupils, both In sxdout uf u boal. Total axperawa- luetudtng hoard, Ailtlon and >v«aWW aierO not cxcee.l one Buwtlred diillane roar or aoAEa. Hy a syatem u/ emrhaagi»g hooks, ahd by keeping oi- Ukml a'line of rismI enotmd-hand ho«>is, ihh rust Of books has been reduced to one-hAlf their eo«t at other scboitls. New book* luiiilsbed for cwsli at cost chkai* si urn n ve. oooitgt-aooLS. Our rate*gr>' a* low as consistent with outIl No thoughtful asrent can eecritice lit* child's niiad sue b|s whole future for the sake of s Ca» UaMers end cents. We do not projmnptoeorure students by offering holkas - Isuioceiuont*, or so- called scholarHiiip*. Wo propose to win‘patronage strictly oti onr merits. We do not pj-o|M>se to run “a Cheap John 8chool M or * u Cross-Road* Col lege.” but a graded school, pare and simple, with a thorough practical High School attached, and eortinilly in vite all wha wish their children kdu* catkd in Its truest senne to send here. We believe that the patriotic people of Barnwell wHI eoiicfo*e<to show their appreciation of our effort* to build up their home school by d»eir patronage and hearty oo-operathm. F, M. Shkridax, Superlnteudent. B» atk or f’hito, Cirtror TomcooJ I>t)C a a Coi KTV, A • Frank J. Cmkxkv makes oath that he is the senior partner of the Arm of F. J. CitKVicv A Co-, doing fnisine** i« die City of Toledo. County ami Btate aforesaid, and that said Arm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every ease of Ca- tarkii that cannot be caned by tlie u*e of IIaja'a CaraiuiH Ccabc, KBANK J.CHENKY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In mv presemie. this Uth day of Decem ber. A. D. DMK. [aKAUj A. U*.GLEASON. Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh i'nae is taken Inter nally and acts direct: v on the blood ami munra* surf see* of ike system. Sand for tcsumoisUi*. fry*. r. J.CHENEY A CO-, Toledo, 0. *> DniggDts, Tic. In all my. Jopg mercantile experience in Blackville, covering a-period of 35 etra, I have never be'fore een so well pro pared to give perfect and unapproachable service to ail old customers and all new friends. My Stocks in all lines are larger and more complete than any f haverever carrietty and niy Court in Baaofort thU Karl* presiding. Gsn. and tfrs. Hagood have returned from Glenn Spring*. Chief Justice Dunbar was down from «iTr'H]|s on Momhtj. —— — Mr. L. A. Drummond paid us a pleas ant call on Monday. Private R. H. Walker was up from Appleton on Monday. John R. Bellinger, Esq., Was up from Bamberg on Friday. — Tha ehildfoh are beginning to the days unth scKTOP f tiFe«TTIT w ' Gen. F. M. Bsnfberg was in town last week, looking almost himself again. The Supervisors of Regiltration have their books&pen at Barnwell this week. Robert TJde, E»q.T of Orangeburg, spent Sunday in town with his parents The next Legislature will be, it Is said, the strongest elected in twenty years. Col. II. A. B. McKenzie, of the Palat- ks, Fla., Times-Herald, was iu town last week. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Copeland, of Ebr- hardt, spent Sunday and Monday in town with Mrs. Copeland’s parents. Master TlreadoVe Mastin of Black- ville-is spending some time with his 1 couflu. Miss Hattie Still, of George’s Creek. — — Candidate W. J. Brran ssv* he 1* conddent of carrying New York, and that be has neVer had any doubt of bis election. A cow owtfed by Mr. W. T. Grubbs, Of Red Oak gave birth to twin calves oh Monday. Gold and silver should be their name#, John Hightower, colored, w a* shot V/\kl S V»A and killed Satnrday night at a hot sup- ■ *1 Ft! ■ IJ V 1 l>dl J er near I>enmark hr Jease Button. Iso colored. - Mr. J. Wilson Kur«e waa in town on Monday, and hi* cheferful look* Indl- I tted a hpllel thatootlon will gO much Igbsr tils Fail. Senator Tillman is making free silver Speeches in Pennsvlvawix ibis week artider order* of the Nalionel Deuio- evatie Committee. The EgyptUa cotton *mp promisee to be the lsrgf*iever grown •# (heland of U.e fharaoe. It wlU amount to JTO.OOlfffOO poahds. The rollon crop of 141* county I* morw Ran halt gxtheted end teramre ere hshl'lnc |o inleb pickiag a* nearly at they r*e before the eqetana come* Uondav was a Ary sale dev. aver- bead, under fern and all aroead. i Tbe IMapeaserv we*cIomH. I| b-tng l.aVor Imy. Everyhhdy weal borne eerlv. The bvae rdM had f-w epereior* ea Monday |*resi<lent hen Andermn as* A»«e aad melbmplaie* moving U> Barnwell In thnt event It alll be ll«e- Ma vain.' While rlderv of other wheels are now gal«lm|axpenaive ajtperience, RainhlerrlddWrare enjoy ting reputation* fmr good judgment and foresight-Are experiencing perfect saUafactlon. Rambler maker* imili for ihysTf ivericuue” long ago, and are NOT CSUESSING NOW. It’s In the running of it, not in the paint, that tbe juices are cheajiCr than the oldest people of .this genera tion have ever seen matched. Scarce dollars make cheap goods, and none of the liv ing are likely to ever again see such'a universal epidem ic of low ju-icos. After the Election Everything will gn up, ami prudent people will buy all that they need before November aud. higher prices come. And Brown's is the place to buy goods cheajiest and sell cotton and all coun try |>roduce at tip top mark et jirices. LEADS, Beautiful book of Ramblers free by mail. . ]VI. G/\pVJIY, MAPAGEP. Agent for Bare well, Aiken and other CooffUes. haam •rtealiAe weeibvr prepheas aey Uni all she plsaeSs are ea mm *4dv sif atrtd, luggisg at this hctla ash, aad caeMag Umeatraardlaar/waatSar that has tlslml wa this pear. baS ..r la the mawMaal Mevtbsk aa M Mdbwr <*. F. t slbaWa aad 1VWrm*s C I. . PdRersaa. W. W. Moore. P. W. rrWegad (.’, R Hamamt bed aa wppa- sitiaa, aad Will he the heraaell City fslhrrs ■ aether term. GaL M. A. Makibbea aad family have gwe* ve XaoAvliks, Tea a. Tha (. ekeaal CKimvlA I# rviasw ahaat Chi bu *aa. ahe edll Sam* I’alvereMy, hla wtfa aad daegbtre will remaia away sbAet a year. TW trai cat Ida gia aocldvat renamed far the *raraa evrarved arar Re feed s Krldgw leo* week Jae kirk Wad. eel- vd, a hike work tag araaad the gim af I’rio.w klrkiaad. bad bl* light bead badly laeeraled Dr. K. C. klrkiaad, dr M trreied bis berts. Tas Fa»rLR has rare I red melee af Mellrtlae he. 9* treating af “Fdkiadvr In Horae* aad Ked Wtier la Gaula,” and Xa tl, A eel rsee at t eatmerclxl KrrVlisrre, frwei the A.G- Agricultural Experiment station, (‘lemsua f'allege. The be I Ion ea of the niatloe are seet Irrwtn sH ettisens of the Mate requeaf- tng them. Mr. Angus Cava died on Monday af ter a long Mine**. Ila was buried In the family burying ground on Tues day morning. The funeral service* werecouducted hr his pastor, Kev. T. T. Lide. Ila was a member at the time ef bl* doth of the I,ong Branch Bap- tl«t church. He leaves a wife and rfiild aad a large circle of kindred and friends to mourn hi* death. Mrs. Mnlair has the pleasant new* for her numerous customer*, friends and the general public that her stock af Kail and Winter Dress Goods, Velvets, Trimmings. Ac., is now ready for their inspection and approval. ’I.his stock is tiic largest she hits ever handled, the prettiest Bnrndntf has ever seen and pricea ate lower than since spinning w heel* wyre first invented. Come early and get Hist choice. Full stock of ail other seasonable millinery goods ar riving daily. , Tiik Feoflk lias rarely recorded a sadder death than that of liutc Wiilic WMHains, youngest r«nn of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts Williams, of Ulmers, which occurred last Monday week. Sor*e one was about to turn a mule Into the lot when tbe bright little l%d ran up t« show something on the ani mal’s log. touching the spot. The mule kicked instantly, Its foot Uist brushing tbe little boy’s body, not Knocking him down hut causing Internal injurias from which he died that nigjiL .He was treated by Dr. Lewis, but the skill of tbe physician and the loving care of parent* and friends could not stay the hand of' the death angel, and the pure young soul went to loin kindred spirits in the better world. Tba bereaved parents bare the slncetest sympathy of *11 in their sore bereavement. Tbe Barnwell County Sunday School Convention of tbe Baptist de nomination convened last Friday with tbe long Branch Church. It was an interesting aad profitable meeting, and was largely .attended. Rev. C. P. Ervin,of Bamberg, was elected Presi dent, and presided with Ala usual grace and dignity, and fairoe**. John K. sisselllng was the elhcient Secretary. The dlscuseiuns ware grantly enjoyed Ay the large miigrefaiiona la attend- ffa Sunder, Mai* W.G Kritn-n aa eioeliepl sermon la tba oAorvdi la a crowded housa, aad Bev. J. 1». Pancock gwbad el (An Mont cordially to call, hoc* my floods, - aHccrtAin my priced and you will go away, liappv in having ae- euml liargaina, leaving me contented in having nerved you well and tnyMelf a Irttle. Good Groceries* All my Rtaple and lancy I gnK‘erH‘« nru of the beat nualitie* to be found in any I American market- Special I attention in aaked to the I PloMr* of the HallidaV Mil- I ling Co., of Cairo, lllinoia, I the (im-wl ever brought to I thin County. I have handled w thent for yeara, have ni*v- er had a barrel returned or a teowplaiut made. Choice Clothing, has just returned from the N or tl tern Markets w he ref a full and complete stock II of DryjCioods, Tonsisting of —= Oress Goods and Domestics with Notions, was bought ehcajier than Ever Before. Wa now offer this stock of most carefully selected Dry .(ioods, Notions and Millinery at juices that arc ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING. We invite the public to call ami get our astonishing low price*. • J^yOur Pattern Hats are Superb. Come early and often. Tobin’s Millinery Emporium. -aU, DUNN & SON,*- For Bitftincea and Dreaa PuriMiaen 1 am lleasl(|uartem lor evenbodT. mrrvtng an imm«*iiae atoek to fit the small tmy^of four to the grown man who weara Nna. Over-s’oata ip luavv and tight weight# in large varie ty and I'nderwear for thou- sands. Shirts made to order. All the new styles and best makes of Hats for the little and the large, . For the Farvju White Hickory Wagons are the best made. I keep them in one horse and larger sizes, also Buggies of all dc- scriptions. Harness, Sad dles and all kinds of Farm Hardware and Implement*. Happy Hoipes. Furniture for all household purposes. Blankets for win try iltys and nights and a large supply of the many lit tle things that go to lighten household cares and jaliors and to make life worth liv ing. ^ Gash ai)d coippe* titioi). For spot cash I will guar antee prices and meet com petition by anybody, any-, where, on . either side, of Mason & Dixofl’s Line. GoUoi) Waited* Highest cash prices jiaid for cotton and all country produce, < Last, iNot Least. For the Fair\i>ex superb stocks of Dress and Dry Goods, and everything needed for feminine use or adornment, all the Standards and favorites os well as la test novelties. But my’'column is full. So I must close by asking all to roar and see for themselves. TAsekleg tA* sued pewf*te nt Rereevll tmf tAe4r tAessewf fears Swt we kev* ,«M>lted 1 keei wttA SsswA. lake Sag eeraslve* ceadideias tne tAelr trad* foe lAI* OF TU3 LOVELL DIAMOND On tba rare trark during tha past sea son was phenomenal. Below l* given h list of the record* which are be d bf the D>vell Diamond, and also the nans- bet of victories won Af the Lovell tea* Br comparing lAma records with tl of other manufacturers, It will ha 1 that the Lovell DUanted stand* at the bead of tbe best make* of wheels. The IjoeeU Sir fries will he known la the future, aa la Um peat, aa a reliable wheel at aa honr*t price. We 1 fullv niak* foe guaraat«ed TIt-mbI tAat there la ao better htogele made than the Laved make. Greenwood, Andei Western Railway, LEASING AND OPERATJIf Carolina Midland R’y. To Uka effaxff at 1T01 A. M. Moo* „ dar,JuneSOtb lKM. nourh Boond. • Ill I** rfttb Meridian 1 That. . l{i! tits STATIONS. PEGOPDS. r. m. >,Lv •Safoora . .Ar. T.|* • A k •....Wa«asar...j S.id eord^luaa BA,t xat arri.KR. •I MIW, New Hamper* foafo » jtJV. Ito. Vermeet Stela Menard. Aa- W; urn*. tJM I Mile. MelfoaaJ t haasatatnAlp. Jalf 7j0 I SJK.. 7 ja «4I •. U ' T.llj*. VdS I 7J9j.. 7 «a yJH-. AND ~M~ A -R.TP.Pi II. •I 1-4 MUe Track.mWi (T*«e A.; Haae. S M. •I Id Mile rrerA. at WallAaes, Mae* < toes A.. Maa, t 4AAA. *1 1-9 Mil# Trark. ar (laM A- . **•*, * *9 *-A *1 9-1 Mila f rare, a* WeHhem, Maaa. < tan A. .Umm, AJ9 it * I S-4 MiDeTraaA. at Val 1 lan A., mm. a-Ji t-4t TOM at*Tf.RM. *! Mlts Wartd's Maadfoap.Jww If) I MI-4 t Nde WeHd*a CnapakHkam. Jatf II, •M Mn WnM^ | Man. MJS Mas Onfer’a wnaraga Car ^Mt 9 •»**#, M **m m 4,, f Mdeds, *ad I Mwfofo. Tun fcastev * Mewd t^iesd 7 ■■need. •#■ f Sr*a*. I Mna, aad I »a*»d «*w* Tan feaanr** TsmsS Ma ned 99 •marred, wme 19 SrvaA, 4 mm , eod». 9 third-. 1 leu'the.amdt ii.miEJM IIJA II tA W K w T 4MA B TBM aearp Kaemt Sferfete me nSen fo Aa • We adbr ear Orst nr tend at Seat *taa* Ho OnL* and M AMS* for amtrA nln • "t•e**bta. aad, pmtdfosM emmdmr It I nan, we wIM mmA at raf itn* miihl* erne fear of •Alpnees. oaf Oaten an mn. ntamn or meglaea D pert# •«•», hem* rev a f ” 19k MpMM 4MM9, |/%JM at prim that nan plear 11,.. ill ginn. a* nr HNN0 #9msI K • 1* • f I pf9pm^4 hmimem •4nr|| # IH* NMMlivlAlfi Mf |NPvl#W »*» U14. TlNkT • r j I * rqr* m«h4 MhtM heM •rw w Mff%t —j fop# gfo# fallr wln-tmd durlag the SmneMr. amd an nre In ptean p*«al* whe Mb* gwd ; ealemdar/*m#ad I an. amd aef whtrh •track TWf werw horngtn right aad mill ha arid right. First hefan gn tha pee** tareerfeetlm asjnelalee pick, aa een* at emm, ler thaf asast gat ewt ef IS* waf ta make rean far anra item aMhta Mat itna meal Aa retmrmsd lag. TJ. DTnsnfcT & sour, II.VKNWKI.I.. s. o. dim t te tAa make** nt •Aay will Aa repaired ar af chevgv hv then JOHN F. LOVRLL ARMS CO. trwm LIVY, TMB GLOTMIIM, AGLXT, aiackvilla. FALL . WINTER, ifi w i #R« Large lirival of flew Hoods -A T- p. w. fappell & e O’S. BfackVille, S.C., eONSISTlNSOF CLOTHING, Men’s, Youth’s and Children’s, ail price*. Slices, all styles, price* and shapes. Hat*, Caps and Gent* Furnishing Good*. Dress Goods, all shades, newest styles and materials. Silks, Velvets, Ribbons and a full lineol Notions. Groceries, a full and complete line at lowest prices. Furniture, the largest, cheapest and ben assortment ever carried in Black- villa. • " Saddles, Harness, &c. Agentt for Rock Hill Buggies and Piedmont Wagons. We again respectfully ask our friends and patrons to call and inspect our lines and we know we are in a position to save them money by doing We will give them polite attention and take pleasure in showing and pricing our goods and we will endeavour to have the pleasant relations that have always existed between pur customer* and ourselves continue. Wa In tend » **111« L. D, Wheels ta •very ONR of other wheels ou the tarkel la this eeuatr, TA* cAaaoaa art 19 to 1 that Levy Mast* the prices on wheels. It Is 19 to 1 tAat every agaiU la the eouuty will come out In (he papers aud try to prAve that they handleTUF. OILY WHKIL. HU 19 to 1 that parties who have paid 9IU0 lor awheel will bo aMe tobuv (Ae same wheel for 975, owing to Eevy’s compe tition.* Jt is 19 to I that the Editors rill b* smiling all over when other agents tee Levy’s Ad. and commence putting in their bids for the trade. And it is 19 to 1 that the 'Lovell Dia mond has got the Bulge, and intend to keep it A nd it is 16 to 2 that Catalogue Price* rill be Thrown away and prices on wheels will he brought within reach of all. YOURS TO PLEASK. BLACKV1LLE Respectfully P. 9. FARRELL & CO. jan •a: Furmon University. • OIIIXVILLI. S.'C. T B. ELUS, Jr. Sum/or and Civil Engineti J. E-POST, M.D.,iVD.S, Resident Dentist OFFICE ON BURR STREET, BARNWELL, S. C. D. C. ALL, A Blacksmith and Wheelwright BUSH'S SHOP, BLACKV1LLI, 8. C. Having secured this good stand aad ring supplied with improved and beat quality material I am far bmelaeea, aad aak a fair Inal of my work and price#. 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L, Lv AugusU | M Lv Aiken Ar Denmark ..../« Lv Denmark f 251 Lv Aiken 7 Ar Auguato « Ml DAILY EXCEPT ACKDAY, Ly Camden.. 84Aam 9 Camden JnnotMi. 9 98 am Ar Kingvllle 1010am 4Hi Lv Klngville. 108lnm 81 CamdonJanettoa 1055 am Ar Camden. 7.11 65 pm 8 H CoMxicrion: Clyde Una- 1 ton M. B. I., BladtYille; P. R. Deamayk; ta; SouthernRy.,Colombia. Connection to and from ‘ through Wagner Palace Sleeper. L. A.EMEBSON, 1.8. BOW IN, < General Oflcei Ui v.