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1 : ; 4 I Nil !*«*•» N.. It A f M Nam wl»«i / ▼ ' H» In N«rN«*ll flM»Nit 4<t« n| r *■) •'•r. I ha ? r>M) In bnI4 »nI»n.” Njr orvlNrof W.*, M. a . K. C. Ft'kNAN NNIN •U| Np4n« iha ««.| NU iMflNNlug M SNOTNtNrf. Mt4 4nMIn*«. klNNM I >Nn4. I'rN II V«nn An, | In, A ill* < •MNNiuiiloa llr«n<jO. ^rrmnn Hub. H«*itrrectioN, o(f«'florf Tr.lM Ynlh« I^rd. , • Holy Comm union, ttenmllvlion. rr*u: t No U' mwdtiN 6(- Barnwell 111,. KnlidiU of Pyiliiaj* licld at tbclr Hall on Kriday ® Tbe !Sft night at 8Jf o'clock. A full attcud'- iBceir TeqnHwwt — By order of W. W. MOORE, C. C. Wm. McNAB, K. 8. Notice. ; r “' The Pleasant Mountain Baptist Church will be dedicated on the third (:ld) Nahbath in April, Hev. I>r. T. M. Bailey preaching the dedication »er- mon> PENSIONERS. County Ejtamlhlng Board of Pen sions will meet at Barnwell Court House on saleday In May at 10 o’clock a, m. Joseph Erwin, . Chairman. V.W. Manuel, ^ Secretary. The Board of Pentions for BhtckTlIle Townthlp will meet at Klarkvllle at 10 o'clock a. in., on the fourth Saturday In April. 1». W.Bodir^rd, Cbairman, THREE MICE PENSIOXERS. The Board of Confederal* pension* for Threw Milo lowaehlg olll meat at Khthardu oo the ilth loal., M i o*r.ork |* m. All apflleaoU f**r I*wn«Inos are fetiNgaSod So moot th* Board oo that - t txfoa* I la*%. Iloiland. M w» I •••••• «n. iomt, W If, %|« hoi*. Ivan ia*d 11ame*, J. R , Nno* SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES VIA CHARCKsTOX A WESTERN CAR OLINA RY.CO. Tickets are sold for all passenger trains scheduled to pass station* alter 13 KX) noon on Saturdays and until',0:0<) p. tn. on Sundays, limited for return passage until 12 ;U0 noon on the Mon day following date of sale. For rates or any otlnr Information callouauy Ageat of the Company or Witt J.CKAUJ, ‘ GenoNal Pass Agent, Augusta, Oa,..' C. E. Gyles offers Goods for cash very low. Call and he convinced. — The Rivers’ Bridges Memorial Asso ciation will observe Friday, April 2drd, as Memorial Day. George B. Cromer, President of Newbarry College, and Rev. E. W. Peeples of Varnyitte have been Invited to speak. The Public are cordially invited to attend and bring Bowers to decorate and a basket of pro vision* that we may have dinner and •pend the day. - J. I*, kinaetl, ,J. W. Jenny, President. No* retary. •• H IBn4i B sdowadse la.rvh.R. M ILdly l»twm Mlsvun, Ed ton. i TlHirwInv—I.. C t>Nve, llev. Albert rntler*nii,-James WUIIain*, D. McDuf* Be Morris, D. A. Handers, Gillort Faust, Frank WashlagUl'i. A. C. Cave, J. W. Washington, C. D. DuhNn. Friday—C. P. Robinson, IT. J. Law- son, Thos. J. Baker. D. 1» Jeter, Ssturday—P. B. Mt Knrght, Thos. Beat- ' ' ' ^ The Chatflcld counsel went to TTamp- ton for Monday and Tlies#la.f for the sake ot chaiure. They were to return and resume work at Barnwell yester day for a few days more". The Attor neys for Col. Talbert will commence taking testimony In his behalf May :ub. , • taw* |i »a»aai i aswl tta iiyAaniwd Mle ww i I Awe hlwswwi to ethala Ba ft a mwah III* throw# Tfwe hath awM wf awrh I* Iht Vlwff*lowi wf lleaveo. • o.l t.isly doelle with tha awgel*. K*>w. Im**Ii op. *•*' row lag lather awd tool bet, Nba hut awalta th«a oh other slit.te a here t ain oov *»»rr**w eah never anier and partings are no mar*. Hate In the srms of Jeans, Hafe on his genlla breast. There by Ids love ever shaded, Sweetly your Gladys Is at rest. J. B. *AkTn0 r HW7. Purnltare want wf any Ft call irnlti at C. when In Utlas' store. FARMEBA- INsriTt TE. *' (head •J Clem ion CwlWge at era* laetttateas * a** eeawiy. ca .tegauMh gveaS a who* af aaSI they res gi»s wait eae sad Prof* n bald a Fana- ’a t ha rah. tht* u OwfnE NmAn • I wad si f • A day la a »lse» HEADQUARTERS UNITED COX- FED E It A T E V ET E it A X 8 O K BARN WELL COUM V. General Order No.28. In pursuance of the above ordcf,sce- tlon 2 of same d The formation of the small clmps by country neltthborhoods ia d**« ned P r e- ferable to large coup* embracing the entire eoumv or other large area* duefi offer opportunities for more fre quent neett»gs and intercourse and thus keep alive an interest in our or ganisation aud our opportunities for good. , III—Camp* ran be formed In sparse ly setiled neighborhoods w ill* a mini- mnns of ten member* but at least then, ly la preferable for a ramp. The ri- penses at tending a camp are tho dot* jar* for rh*rt« r fee, paid only whrn apply lag far rharter, |.*» reni* per wem- aer per aaHum; IO rent* to f*eneral Fed rattan P C. V., * rent# t*> Mate IHvtsla^. la rasnpllanre with the nhave M*d*fs 11 hatwby app*4nl nothing ewmmtrsee* at eaeh pSaswa as nasaedbetaa la a - rh watt •aaahee *d name*. Ap- Afk'S h* aad a a a •- da nad tea ai rted •a a aahs hagea aJ Ma *•--** IV Vhe • i aee haedaa >*•*•-1 « t • aa* r— • • 4MPI • • # pm*> MB #M MlMhi % ' * * aba* »-«*»» mm* m ' • • 4 ’4 ft mm m -4 r ■ **• m * r • • ^ ». •wad g* sdM Vsam Bws * awmtet t«d tea** agw hi II Ba* ■Abate*. Owm amwWA a* atobi tte aw •wtv a qaaowa 1 at lad i A* ataswd tte g af tte ( awwiv Madwwi v •wmm ■if I % Rftflft • • M I t Aftftadflfti p »i#bI I • II )|ftffl#4 UM Hill l*#ta« ftl III u( Um bMhW B I *«WttU ftf Kw M. H liana Mr. H.C hlrhtaad of Iwrd’s HrMtge, aad Ml** Aaaie, dat fee- r. J. Bw igh rfB ftfttfl ter ef t ape and Mrs. W. E. Haase, of Three Mile. The Secretary of State Isaoed ■ com mission last week to K. F. searsoo. I. D. Ellis and J. E. baarson as copart ner! of the R. P. Searoon Drug Com pany of Allendale. Capital stock UUU, In 60 share of flUO each. WheVe do all the white people go on Sunday morning? When all the Churches of our .town for whites are open, we do not believe MX) attend ser vices even on fair day*. There are from 700 to 1,000 whi*e people lu Edge- Held.—Edgelield Chronicle. On Friday the Secretary of State is sued a Commission to the Denmark Manufacturing Company. The corpo rators named are W. J. Gooding, F. |I. McOrea and 8. O: Maytleld. The cap ital stock Is to be $10,000. The com pany will manufacture agricultural implements. "Secretary of State has granted Commission to R. P. Pearson, 1. D. El lis arqi J. E. Searson as Corporator* of “The R. P. Searsop Drug Company” of Allendale, 8. C.—Books of subscrip tion to the capital stock of said com pany will be opened at Allendale, 8< €., April 17th 1887, The young people of Wllllstnn are already making preparations for the annual May pic ale at Goose Pood Park which will be given about iha 18th pros, lavlutiaaa wUlho seat eataaeo And wa era aalterisod to premia# that the pic ale «f T7 will be fee the eJ the • i AM fear eery appro- • OXYBBw h h*ft. Iw erAvt is* lev year n the aea* fr***a the «|^»v caaattv I will lafarm y agate iplalag In this aarttew. Evident ly that I* news i*» same The fanaess has# begun la pat In the ratten, hist the rain baa checked tham for the pres ent. The entertainment at Conyers last evening waa quite a aueveaa. The pro gramme publiabed in laat week‘a iaaue waa carried out and quite a crowd wa* entertained about four hour*. Willis- ton was well represented, among those present being Mr. anl Mrs. If. A. Rountree, father and mother of our es teemed teacher, Mr. John Rountree and daughter, ReV. J. I). Huggina, I’rofesnors Bailey and W illiams, with about Ibirty five of their punils. Barn well wss also represented lnthep«r- sont of Mrs. Mamie Edeufleld and her sister Miss Fannie Armstrong, B F. McLemoreand sister, Miss Clam, and Mr.G. W. Halford. Windsor in Aiken Co. was represented by quite a crowd but your correspondent failed to get their names, add we had a full repre sentation ~from the country embracing the territory of Mossy, Weathersbee Snclling and Mercatus. The Judges for the contest were Professors Bailey and Williams and Rev. J. D. Huggins. The speaking waa pronounced excel lent throughout, also the acting and af ter they had gone through by request of the audience the dialogue (Confess ing their Faults) and the speech by Matter Lester Hickson (The way-it goes) were reproduced. After the lec ture by Rev. J D. Huggins, w hich was grantly enjoyed by the audience Pro feasor BaUey in a prlale words preset*w »ecee*sfol competitor, Mias MU* Era nedy. The prises efferad to Um J wo let AHnoBsanaAy UMe Cewll""**^^ BoSMIaaMesee sew aoA owe leaetei MwAL Bm ate eae te*4 m ton s g% am » ip a awo iteAfet |Im mM mmvU P+tm*** 9 4 I 8ml fw*m* A’ m > >. #B tea* * Masonic Temple, Barnwell, 8. C. 10th of March, A. 1) WIIERKA8, The tpirlt of Death ha* once mure entered our midst, and our Jmnured and revered brother Alfred PVoctor Aldrich has been removed from his earthly labor* to an eternal rest aud happiness in the Grand Lodge above, and within the shadow of the Divine p.fm««*<»*»-, . ‘T... . And whereas, throughout hi* mortal career, our esteemed and well beloved brother ha* ever been a‘~ faithful, frne and honorable citizen, a sincere friend and a perfect exemplar of all that Is best in Masonry. Now, therefore he it. Resolved, by Harmony liOdge, No. 17, V'F. M.; in fegilUr comuiunlcatlon lliis day assembled, that in the death of Bt other A Ulrich, Jhe country at large has lout a noble and valuable citiaeu, this cnmiminity a true and faithful friend. Masonry a strong and earns*! defender, and this l/aige a member !>..«» ••ing all of the frataraal affection of hi* fellow*. Further reMdved, thallhe sympathy or 11>U Lmfgw be eatenilml tw Mi* family •*f war dreea*ed brother and a copy of I beta rrcelutiwns, auiunly engro^snl, ba ttrvwented to them, a page la Minute* of the l^dge d-d I >■* led to bis atewory. the M**tge draped In mnnrnlng lor il»* *f>**w of mm mow tb. and I bee* rwaotnUnw* be forwarded Is* Ibe rowatj and amt* peper* ■» Itb tbn re qweea thel me* be *M*bit*bod. All of mbtrb la r»*tmctfnlly aabmlt arJ by lb* *ad»r*lanod.' t UAA lAMBUl.l. ••««B. ibnsvwmw BsmWv tt# J. A J*oA r I said, ‘Get tlvm behind m*. and walked off and toft II n. Gain the Barnwell OH Mill for Ulgfc Grade FertHlaefe. % ft Twm, W. 4 MwAflftM fOmmwwm. pft ftpiidto^ txmmwWxmwtm wM IMis SdBftft t W$ ft^ft to^maS ftftNft fftMNHft 94m - «gdtol hawB toa ffktokd aw tea am*w- fettg «4 % i Aa tod MBS atoe waa •fBsft tonft ( w*s * ■*a« ate swBtead MMS4 >#i- • te to** maowwamd aoa (Vdebrated for lUgreat Iravenin* stnr^gfb and health fain eea. Axsare* Ike food aualfMt alum and airforms of adulteration rommon Ho th« CheNp brand*. ROYAL RAKING POWDER GO., NIC«V YORK. 1 11 K EYE OF THE HOKSK. In purchasing a horse a close sern- tiny of the eye ns u» any defccU Is tm perative. The followfug points there fore may be of value. The calf eye or gross eye la one where the eyeball Is too prominent, (hat Is, bulges out from between the eye lid*. Animal* with auch an eye are often near sighted and a* a consequence shy or ara Irresolute. In the small eye or pig’* eye, the eve- ball la not well developed, the eyelids are thick and the opening between them is narrow. The ey's as a whole appears triangular. This sye Is es pecially prone to disease, periodic oph thalmia, commonly known as moon blindness Itollen soon In tham. The concealed eye Is justly known ia the ays of the vtcloo* bone. -It Is characterised by lu smallness .and somewhat sunken stale, while bony arch ao»v* the eye Is axessalrely developed. Eyes unequal In slae are alwsya sosftclows. as they either have been diseased or are very apt to dteaaed The wall eye Is frwqwentlyft spam as a bsd eye. bwt •web I* wot Ite rase. Of cwwrse B la as Hwbtotwdto- ewae at oar ntbar eyo b**t eertefwly »M pvwdtepwned to of* tswwbis* ll Is rwe- ngwtswd by ite oboeted Of the woswrwl ttes of Ite oyw, ewwetwg the eys iw Cb wewrfy wbte W. R. A Wemm Y. «. ritemm rwtemw. to c. terns ttote • Wte tewe Ms Bo teC. ft AMtob Gtefslik Ing not lest than jto 4\ Actual Kainit U A oomi AgainstRust" f*mi***l «s Um bast fra* W lb* UsSmT Imnw—IS *■14 is a Nob ka*k wkkb W* wAte aBd oA BaAp Atotewreeyteawia SwwttsokeW wtefwh. GERMAN KAU WORKS. US Nawna St., New Yah. To leaders aid Titstees. TRADR NARK. FROG POND Cfiill A Fever Tonic. No Core No Pay, Office of Ctfuntf Snpcrlntendent KfffiflsHou, Barnwell, Itoet 21st ISM. I will be In my office at Barnwell on the First and Third Mondays in Mctl month, and at Blsckville on the Second and Fourth Wondayt and every Tneo- day. On the other Week daya while the ttwMIe schools are wpeh | will visit nod inspect them as reqntrwd by tow. O. X. County Rnperiatendoat of! Aahew, lo Tic Farmers Yams AewtofSaA tot tow OWOOWf So Oe«*V mmmtm F»* m S* m Call for yonr M emu If H fails to ewrw /ow. Bsmemhsr FROG FOXD CU BEN where every other remedy , v4 k ^^Tw-rr^ u T^:irnw®11 coiniii). A ftVM tm wo srV *sa| nswjij^ris^^i loumi TWO THOUSAND TOMS Off .•to BC sutfiii m4 ltd tuff Fmihan. ate* «mwmwtototoftigM m* a • r am as. »« fto rtBi « is t, HEW GOODS, LOW PRICES, r— __ Are the very beet THE DAVIES' STORE CLXt - **‘*’*"* , * — " — iu'li'/ef lullvh n 110. i m i • v *4 % steftne* ftftb •mwf mm •§ t. ll ■4 •*« mtm ftH e • * 'tstaaws ••* r ns * » esw Ihm 04 And Noftom Qftntrafty, tel ywm BOUGHT LOW DOWN O nr tor Cff tt t ft* wff r» ftr tor IHOHSiM, ;oi i no nmi sntn >toe bmbW Mrsninii m bw Biftj #Mft ft! MttBftftMS xB I • V~esft «• tote sf toe I . • i mi - "ft"* • StrtMaf —.*4 isewa w * • ■ | rm* *.- eo* * * — «* i*,* *•'•% toe* *eweMS * «>•- •% t *■»* See 9 J < ARSKY totod be bwwBgnma. Fb*. BsW a r wm- y r~ « see tea | Mwotomd MM te ewwoi by A«W 4 tv? 4m§ A • o . % * PIANOS, i 11 mstokte I- i, i •»• Hot t apt. w •?*■* H I •• I* e#tob,t*bi**K that t***t w** m*s g*- — I (••te ur can toxiSt ur deny Josl as we were g**lag wvrb a tcrand honeb reave with eowipliment* wf the f*ras* King, It measure I S Inrhe* In Uiigth rontslned IS stalks, weighe*i t ffuun*!* and 14 ounce* and wa* perfect lu ten- derncs* and exquUitenras of. flavor from tip* to bam, aud from Adam and Kved«wn lo Vanderbilt nobody in the long procession of humanity ever hail a better dinner than we enjoyed that dav. True wc had a little difference with Carter Butler yuncerning it, tie iiiHUt- ing that the bunch wa* one of bananas and nfbt of asparagus, but we kept tin bunch and let him ludd hi* opinion. In all seriousneM we are sure that the good that L'apt. Eaves and other live and progreadve farmer* are doing in showing the capabilities of South Carolina anil and climate cannot be cal culated now, , or even correctly dreamed of, but if other people will follow such go<fd example if will not ba very long before South Carolina in general and Barnwell cuunty in particular Khali Ire the real modern Garden of Eden, no matter where the first waa. I. pCXrtomw tor-tort Iftte iMtoi «# • TW I TtofTBt ft Cl Tate ttonatova I I taw*. AM l»rwagv* IM to fatos aa «w*i X. Bwrvbtetow* I1BYI BAY v i - ..•* ti wilt bn tymvswbwfwA * a* g*«J wNb KI|b*Sa4*fing with Cwte app*a r awc**f lb* Iwarwftn Iw Span* i>h Wat*** Sr**l tb* a**wla af tb* i*p*a'*b d*»a*. 1 hey rwfusod her vw'rawcw lain h*r ports. htiliug*w*rth waaauapaart- rd a* h*ing a*Mi* late*! with h*r ftllbas* tvring, and only by refuge to the Am erican r*>n*ulalo'* eacapc«l act ion* per sonal danger. The8|>aitanhiirg Herald notea Mr. Killlng«W4>rtb'a arrival In that city and glvrs a fuller account, of bit danger ‘among the Ihms. One night svvea hundred men surroundetl hi* hotel and Mr. Klllingsworth wa* sure his hour bad conic. He appealed to the Ameri can consul nud spent $28 that night calling tn this country. He tiiislly .took quarter* at the home of the con sul until he could «ati*fy the aii^horltiiyt. The Governor tried to get him to go aboard a Spanish man of-wnr with six hundred soldiers, but he told bfni be would die tinst. He gay* be is sure he would have been disposed of lf he. had trusted one moment to the Spaniards. WILLtSTQN NEWS. At the regular conven tlon of Wlllla. ton No. 21 K of P. held on Monday night Past Chancellor* M. W. Phillip* aud B. W. Drummond were elected dvlegatea to the Grand Lodg*. The cervices at the Baptist church •re growing Hi Interest Rev gin* is presetting to gmd com tiowa every ovewlag at v p a A torga telogviion f/um her* w*wt Iw C*wy*r* on toat FrtAay sight i*» aitvad THE COUNTY ALLIANCE. T he quarterly meeting of the County Alliance on Friday wa* one of encour agement. The *eason )* a buay one, tlio weather wa* Imprupitiotiv, but. the at tendance wa* unexpectedly good. The order I* on the up grade and sure end solid progress will he made thit year. A t the Sommer meeting there wlIMwa large attendance. To that time the veteran member* look forward with great Interest. Congressman Talbert ")lug~ other distinguished gentlemen ara 'rvga- to be preeentawd deliver ad- " * Jrette*. -t Ite eienliaa af tolas Datov toawwgtsw’s mAiai All wte waato sywsi 1 M btowg amto pe*d ftsv tte tflA WaambhAmmsd tows tea awwawl sAi ww nMwwte F**m rats am antes aff te tow# te» dbf Ba* da* fan te *w Bmwtod ^Ttetowtotmv tosada, as $■# • Am 1 1 ! •maa Sw*W itoMtoft* ftetowa •#•■ HeaSqaariors Bara w* 11 Cm iwwA. 1 ated i i a fads rale V I sear t wswrnBto: Y«s as* bvotey as aw»*wl toovww* at N> iha fto bay mt A wrA tte ft** *»• swywtowA to to** f awoatoatowto v*** *#*•***!. Si a* tow »♦* #• •••* b Bm aotoss t sew* to C ai •aSt Kate dig (toobtoato A% iwfy Reg- •te By Law* af Dww tew t wMwa DiiiidbalwM awd as her pleasaata Iw* awto by C R Ite Fitonf ci. ate i ffltofV C I^ASM to A tofts. ritoBTCU Awy awd W Ji BICYCLES. ■IBtun rvtttfttct awd g**o mf < * • CgWff. •vl ■ Tb* dlfforana* af a ailwaaa la train i»rd*rt wr watrb»«^ra*aad a awlhalww aw Hawday Iblrta*# aillra worth tof Cbar- totta «a tte Saatbara Rail read la whkh three mee ware killed aad all Injiired. Tbe local passenger train had slowed ap teenier a aiding wb*a ih* North i-ound Florida apaclm with 98 pasMongsrt aboard ran Into karat tha rat* of forty flea aallaa an boar. The hilled and woouded were “only eurpjoyee*.” 'OFFUN In Unfusti, 6a. AfrOUNTA. OA—la a cltr that al- wsiy|| takes the lead In everything *he Undertakes—other cities follow Thia wi’d hold good in the praptraiiona fh# Merry Makers Aaspclatton are anaklng for their Gala Week, which commen ce* April 271 h and close* May l*t. A Gala Week Ip Augtfata haa Ita fun meaning In every aenae of the word The Merfy Makers hav# engaged some of the in oat famous performer*, wale and fvtna’.e In th* Unit x! Ktatae. They are Comedian*, v Trapeae. and Aerial Artlete. Th*ir perfomaneea will be” given In the open. ^ street. Free to all. AalAe from tha above mentioned «nt»rtafnm*nta p**r# will be a Grand Bleyeto parade. wWiv decorwicd end rider# in e>etaw*e. Iwe thouMnd ech<-ol ebtidron la fnney drees la imeortioe. A grand •*vM • wild west parade e»»aead ef me NMat dating aaaie awd f*aaa>^rvd*ra A astmery garwd# >• wbteh^lte Caw- toft# Btefl TV* #1* fcftf t BtoOtoX,, Dr.J.H* E.MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVILLE, ..... B.C Will hs at Ma atom la Barnwell avarv Ratoa day sod TaeeAay and Wadasadav foilowtag. Will h* at his Home odte tn Machvtllr ev ery Friday and Satarday, tad wfB make sp- pointmeets to inert psttawta at any of om coonly towns or call at their rvaMvaras. 1 am a fail graduate of Ffiitodelptita Dental College; have had nsventeea year* active pra< ♦cal experietH*, and can pkiac yow In qnsht j tf work and prices. ang IS w* da ffktoto I When you want yonr Steno graphic work neatly and cof- rectly done, call to »ee or send for Alex. *9. Weems, Stenographer *nd Typewrit er, with ratterson « Hol man, Attorneye at Law, Barnwell, S. .0* Term® roodente, , Patents licttsd. Writs us. you will ha SURPRISED with our TERMS. We handle ths kn*bi. EVERETT. HARVARD. 8TULT7 a BAUER Raw*. FAR- RAND d voxEY Organa. VICTOR A CRESCENT BICYCLES. * -i (l2-N-4m<B - GROVES tat. TASTELESS CHILL TONIC