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i Barnwell People OtStBStEIPTIOI. , per Annan ' URSDAY, OCI'ODKR 6, ISfifl. Th« Rafaltr Commantcannrai of H»nilony Lodge No. 17A\ F.-. M.-. will be held at the new Masor.tcTmn- , . pie In Barnwell upon Thuntday, i Otv or next before tne wnth, he^o-‘ - 4j it4mt of .... .. ’ II. P AMDBueoN. Secretary full moon in .each iKinnlns at early caudle light' rof W.vM. The regular meeting of Barnwel Lodge No: 10, KnighU of Pythlae will be held at their Hall on Friday night at o'clock. A full attend ante la requested, orderof ' . . ■ > C. P, MOL A IB, C. C. Wm. mcNAB. K B. THE GREAT XOUPSE. MIm Carrie A. Cave cordially Invite* the Utiles of the CmirHv Co attend her opening of Fall and Winter Millinery, goods on Wednesday; Ttiuftday and, Friday. October llrh, 12th ;and 13th. Her stock of goods U pe> fdctly com plete in every department. It was se lected with the most patient and delib erate care and in beauty, excellence and cheapness eclipses unv previous exhibition in South Carolina. The English language Is tod narrow to do the subject justice. It miist be seen to be rightly appreciated. Coui teous wel come and servL-e to all. i, . _f : ~ • whst-thc famRy will need for 'Vinter In the way of Dry Goods and Slioea. There is a great demand for cheap gemls; they sre expensive. Honest Good* at a fair price are the cheapest in the end. Nearly forty years experience in business, having cater ul to the trade enables me to se lect such goods as meet the wants of the purchasing public in quality and price. No one can uinler-sell me. I offer the fullowiog bargains’: Former Frio 13.00 .SO .10 Ladies* Kid Bhoea, (jhi'd’a - A*eiis* Hats, Lsdies* Ah iw’s. Red Twill Flannel Whltir^osp, Now II AO .7« 1 25 1 00 • .20 .00 A. i\ MANVILLE. —THE— mm »oi Prsaarrt U«) • aa4 GlrU far t'»l s«» taS tmr peals TTw Htgh f=«ihnr»i Drpirtmrnt. whl< h eon- atfSs of the ri'jhth. ninth and r-r.ih «rs<l.-», is devoted to instruction in the litirtur branch, a. Eagllsh/Kirarh, Germ a, Latla ■ •sir. Higher Mai hrmalira. Kook Keeping, as well as all rommon school bran.4ma, will be thoroughly taught ..4. Mtae lultth TownM-n I w II hare rharja of the depart a etit of music and (i.-rm in A kliMicrgarb-n drttertiacri un<Wv an ei 1 Cod U-arU'-r will b - ad ed at omar. The rafi-s of tniikin are-. K g life tirade.gl.UO |« r moMh <4 weeks Nlafh tlral.- .. 2 50 •• •• Tenth (bade.... AUd . “ “ Musi" 250 “ “ . tla^mar 1.C0 •• “ •• Kiudcrgartt-n... 1.00 “ “ ** foil | koart at Hampton thla weeks Mr. L. S. Riley vlilted home tbla week. * twelve fBontlte (ram date the politi cal caldrofe will be boiling hoc Master R ibert. Lee Cave returned tb Cedar Ay rings School on Tuesday. Mallory Give left on Monday for the. Pnfter Military Acedemy, Gharleacon. Mr. B. K-'I’esk of Eatonrnn, Ga.. vie- ited Barnwell relatives and friends last week. Mrs. Alfred Neaae of Great ferpress towwstrfp lost her gin house by lire on Monday. Mrs. Jtshn D. Browne of WatMng- t>n, D. 0., visited Mrs. William McNab last week. The Coast Line extenalno will not l*e re.idy for passenger service for about ten days yet, Mr. John B. FWhburn of — Is start- ogripher at the cilice of the Southern Cn'.ton Oil Co. The ginnery 0/ the -Southern O.U Mill has turned out tieaHy a thousand hales tKls reason. Mrs. Isadore Brown and little daugh ter, of Blackvllle, spent last week with Barnwell relatives. MU* Jennie Lou Bates returned to Converse College on Satin day, and we miss our little friend. Newest and latest styles ,In* Ladies Capes and Jackets at A. M. O’Gor* man’s BTaCkvllie. St O. . . » . Mrs F. H. Dicks of Greenland visit ed Barnwell friend* on Friday, who were delighted to see her. The Seaboard Air Line will cross the Savannah River a collide of hundred yard* above Sand Bar Ferry. Our temperatyre pnfpliet good frost about, ttie next full in which will be on the 18 h inst. Mr Miller E. Edenflcld entered upon tlie discharge of his duties as Clerk to Tre.i»urer E. D. Free on Monday. Miss F. L. Saunders returned to her home In Chester on Thursday, after a vUit to her sister, Mrs. C. N. Burch- i halier. Many farmers are about through gathering cotton ami can take life eas ier through corn pulling and pea pick ing time. Capt J. Crawford Keys, formerly of tne Carolina Midland. Is now engineer of a Coast Lipe freigtit train running to Bainnell. IUkin* Powder Makes 11^ food inoreiWilicious and wfioleMoie ROSEMARY NEWS. Mrs. AIU*e Sprawls and dau laugh r. K. hter; C. Minnie..were the guests of M sprawls the other day.' . The fruit crop was a failure this year. One peach grew on our place, no &p pies, grapea nr pear*. The (lest crop 1 have seen is gooseberries and they will soon be gdne. Hnd really the poor farm- eis have a real hard iime, especially the young men who are trying to farm and court the pretty girla iuL the same time. The rise In cotton has caused a good deal to be rushed on the market. It will lie more than apt logo down when 1 get ready to sell. T The pea crop is almost a failure in ihi* community, I hive seen a few fields that will scarcely make the s«cd planted ft looks like winter is coming all at once; nearly everybody had fire Sun day. A Reader; CONTRIBUTED BLACKVILLE LO- C A LA. Rev. J. W. II. Diche* will not return from Louisville. Ky.. this Fall, having wisely.liec ded to Lakes postgraduate course there • • i » AH of 1 In- xvades alld »opt:» liviag In the In irtr ml- so’ )• i • si BarnWcl (jrail to free ded I Istrt. Kiortleot boaoi e mi be hvl at rea-opali'n rm e« The Piinrtpa! witt bare generst s p -r vl-iihi over all pujsN UasHiiig in town K«r |fo-j> t in* or farther ibfurmailoa ad or W. II. JONty. Frineipat. II Ratra, I II m'.i H'd. VI IB. McNab, Jb i 'l) O'd. 'V. ll. fown-an \ • To the AUtckbolders of tha Bank of A1 lendale: 0 Take Notice, that an action haa liecn com me need by Mrs M V. Matthew set Charle.ton, H. C., to w ind up the affairs of aa d Bank on a fair and equitable basis, and abe invites tha i > o o|»eratioii and intervention of ail sUn'kludtlrrs of sail Bank, who de.lie a s|*ecdy and sli-tribmioii of the assets of s«id For further Information ad are A Holman, Cliarlcston, A. *R. C. Ilnlman. BstiimcII, A. C., At- torneva for Mrs Mtltliews Oct! JJ, 1SIW. and III m < OUR FRIENDS. And John non Pender increased our aiiver eirculatlo'i 011 Monday II 11. \V. A. All Ar. gladdened us by a call on Monday. . . A Monday call from Mr. -T. E. Tur ner brought pleasant old time recollec tions. 1 A Our good friend Mr. Orlando Black paid us hi annual benevolent call on Monday. Capt. J. W. Thomas and Lieut. 'V'D'- - Me Uni ley interviewed us peacelilUy on Nbnday. We received pleasant Monday mes- aagn* from Messrs A. F. Ferguson and U. C. Mituheli. Ohrgood friend, MV. W. F. Greene Of Greenland paid us a pleasaut pop rail on Friday. ■ i - Aniishlne from Sycamore brightened •ho Mnctum on Monday. Mr. John D. Jenny brought it. We were glad on Friday to nee Mr. G. R. Owens ofi Baldock, just recovered frora three week* of fever. A pleasant pop call from Mr. S. G Matthews of Williston took the rough edge ofT Blue Monday morning. We were glad to meet Capt. B. F. Killingsworth on Saturday, and to learn o' his assured restoration to per teefe healthi , Dv.-Jf. P. Kirkland Jr. gave us a dc- Ngbtful.mndicine on Friday, tiiplnex tract of s.'jyer, better than the chloride ( gold standard. Tuesday’s,Kasl wind gave ns the blue*, btikQPr good Iriend Mr. D. J. Korn brlglifened~t%C day by UMf regu lar annual gfHidnesei Our Four Mllfe.fri«»df are ail clever E iple. And on« pi the* beat of them, ' M. L, MpE|hynny, gave thla ofllce Mr. A. P Manville. the veteran mer chant, ha< in tlT* i-sue an advertise ment lliaf is a model of tiuibfulne** an 1 timcliiivM. Two oilier bright Barnwell county b »r», K. P, Searson Jr. and W. P. Ma iler of Allendale have entered the .South Carolina Coll. g**. .The Governor on Mondar panlnne 1 Robert Stan-ell, convicted of forgery A year* ago and sentenced to 7 years in the PVnilenliary. State w hUkry Constables Sellers and l.ighifoot captured Si half pint* of ryt and corn whiskey in the KUhc depot last Friday night. An tip country correspondent write* 11* that Dr. anil Mrs. Provence contem- piate going to New Mexico and Colo rado by private conveyance. Our young friend. Julian Calhoun, a ho I* as good and bright a* he I* handsome, li ft on ThmsdaV to take up agiiti hi* text book* at IVoffwrd t’-ol- Icge. Up to >atnrday night the Coast Line had carried some IKK) bales of cotton frrwn lists***ell towards 'Vilniingion, a pretty good -bowing for tfee Rrst three week* operation. In hi* re|Mirf to ipe f omptroller Gen eral of Mi * rc.'ent exaitalualion of ibr Oouaty Treasurer's oll1«*e Auditor " l-c, gives ilic shortage of the late incum bent as I* (HI til*. The Atlgllngville *ch<*nl will open on Monday next, w th Mis* Kupice WiL linns as leaclirr All parents wiiliin theditlricl arc requested to send'their children early ami constantly. Rev. W. A. Wright left yesterday to attend Boiling Springs camp meeting. He will return on >aturday evening aiid'preach at Siln*in on Aunday aad Mnndav, uiurnlng and afternoon. Ticket No. 2 152 wins th- Oak Bed K om .Suite at A M. G’Gorniau'*. The holder will plea-e come forward and claim tile prize. F t the mouth of October tickets w ill be given for two prize-; Dt. a gent a suit r.f tl.Mhe* and 2nd a lady's cape or jacket sheriff t.’rcech returnetl from Florid* on Mo .day. bringing I oin Koblnson, colored, wno will he tried at the next court for the attempted assassination ol .Mr. Joseph Mo re nearly iwo years ago. In Florida Rohinson assumed the name of Atoneivall Jackson. * Married at the residence of the bride’s parents, on the 27th it It.- Mr.- DurrclI Flnne I hf luscahosa, Ala., ami Mis* Jennlj, daughter of Judge and Mrs. T. 8/Dunbar. The very happy couple left on the morning train over the (J. A W. C. for their Alabama home, carrying with them the good wishes of hosts of friends. This story is told of Auditor Dun can. Mr. X was sick and his devoid young wife undertook to make his re turn for him. To her the Auditor pro pounded this question : “Can yon give me some idea of what your husband is worth f’ And she awcetly answered, “Oh, I drtn’t know, but I wouldn’t take a mil lion for him.” 1 On Sunday. God’s Day, the child spirit of Mamie Lol«, the liitie daughter of Mr. and Mf» H F. Buist, wa*called from the loving care of the home on earth into the eternal keeping of the F:i- prcd1cV«Uh cr 1 n 'heir sorrow the be- tlvn, Waved parents have the w armest sym- iathi’*s«r all that know them, and the higher consolation that safe beyond the ilia of this lile she waits to welcome when God in His own time shall bid them come to her. Cadet Beruie Thomson returned to the Citadel Academy on Saturday. Mr. Isaac Micliklson is thinking of going to New York to engage in busi ness. Master Henry, w ho i* at school there, write* that lie will never return to South Csro'in* to live. Mr*. B. C. Jeffcoat and Mist Mamie Jcffcoat of Charleston after spending a very plex<iint vacaihm lu Blackvllle wfin relative* returned liomelast week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of Pennsylvania are to apend the whiter With relative* in Blackvllle. Mr. B D. Dudley of Troy, N. Y , 1* visiting his father and mother lu Black* Ule. -*Mr». Ira'LI mil#? after spending a month up MpTfE relumed home la«t w«ct, iiVuch to tne friend*. ===== -3 KLINE DOTH. Our liulfe elintTh I* getting to where It can stand erect, and we. truly hope to have Bro. T. P. Lide lo serre us again next vear. t he W. M. A. met at Mrs. W R. All’s Friday last, and. w-e tfuat that the one who salt ‘'where two or three are gathered tnget er In my name there will 1 be also,” will watch over thl* little hand and bless their endeavors and Increase their number. Miss Pauline Cave bade them a sad farcwfell. tor several month*, to serve a position as teacher at Parley*; Orango- hurg county, but while *Im la away her heart will be with them In the work. Tbere seem* to be an Increase Vf lev er and chilis as cool weather approacb- V* . The farmers have harvested a daw lot of pea vine hay around here during past week of line weather. Cl’ve al ways seen where ouo door shut another o|»ens wide.) Mr. and Mr*. J. C. McMillan and pretty little WUtte Lorrpatd a welcome visit to relatives near here Wednesday last. * Observer. la tbla emsatry.oyrhr SH baa Ur right *i tblnk tor MML bat the ppl I tic Ians wafet to fktRt lor a very body. . " Mid »llttlk jjrLibc Pth.- er Sunday, "why doe* oar prmwber al- way* mi Taafely* lu tb4 middle of i •erntour You cannot judge a man by the nia- brel'a ho fMrrie*, hei'Md*e tho chance* are taar it It *oae 000 elae'a. ’ ' Cltferrh Cauiot la Caroi with lo<*al applications, oa (hey cannot resell the seat of ihadhtease. Catarrh I* a bio* 8 or constitutional disease, ana In order to cure It you must take Inter nal remedies. Hall'* Catarrh Our* is taken InternaJly and act* dlNfvtly on the blood and mucous surfaows. Hall’s Catarrh Cure D not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country tor years, and is a regular prescription, ti is composed of the best tonics known., combined with the best blood purltiers, outing directly on the lit aeons surface*. ThanerfWt combination of tbetwo In* irctUeiits I* what produce* such won- ukffhl result* in curing Catarrh, bend (tir tFUimaiilnl*, free. r. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, 0 Said by Drugglsta. 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Southern Railway. «L. jaupflfgji—- BLACKViLLE OF VAST VALUE. Col..Pinckney Brown ha* madeadis coverv that w!ll he very helpful to fanner* throughout tower Carolina. HercPifore |( ha* been imprach ah!e lo giow melon crap* In succession on the same laud. Some thought the failure caused by rxhau-tion of somn coustit j ueut of the soil, others that the decay- J ing melon* developed a destructive in- | sect. Col.'Brown ha* found by scien- tillc inve-tigation that the trouble wa* the result of a fungu* grow tb fmm the | decaying uteinn* By chemical trea’- ! ment of the seed, at the cost of fl.UOl per acre, he has* prayed that the evil | can he remedied, and that g.*od cro*j* can be grown year after year on the tame land. He will probably put his proceas befo eihe public next year. OaodenaM Schedule la B.T«ct Jane 11th, 1439. No ll No. S iMly Doily axsTziui tiuo. 6UUp 7u0* Lv. .. Chark-stoa . Ar tUDii 7 tl*i “ .. SumaiorvUI*/. TSOp Site! “ ., .Bronchrille... • '.'4p 0 2*! “ .. OmnyebuJ*... 92UplJUa “ .... kluevllle ... 10 4da, *• Camdon Jnnolionl.v .... .JI4Ua Ar— CauMk*B Lv ««i f.l 1——**. — lu 10v 11 00*1 A r mpi T Oa Lv 0oluaibla:...Lv No. StNodf Daily Daily 1100a Dli* site 8 2te 7Jte 8 17p 7 82p • U2p I79p ***. Ifelp • Wp I ]st. 2d. which Hto no cPmpetiiton in tftm fu60re. tAhlle othCnf ra ViTried for newspaper IStei SMI ! SOp, tlte 10p S 41* sstp' sate SiOpjlO Ite >»TpO| ute 10 4ip ini* . I'limrle.lon rill*. Braarhvil “ .... Hambora .... “ “ .... Dewawra.... “ - ....UlBckvilk* •• “ Aiken .. “ AS. AufuatsunA-Lv “ Ar DOteJ Slfit Kx so'-V It4*j I Sip 8 11a 11-p ' ite! soap 4MIB »1«/ i.a Kua. baa. oaly Lv. A"iro*t* ... At. iteadeniTille ’* Tannine ...... ro Cl UK A tOLD 15 05K RAT . * Take Laxative Beomo Qi i.m.vk Tae- 1.KT8. All druggi«t* refund the money | Ar ° if it fail* to cure. E. W. Uiiova'a sig- —— : nature on evert box. 26c. ISi laop • 8te iiep step laip 0sip • Ute Skip' Slop Slip, SOB 7wp S»F I Ma. IBx. I IDwiiy Ki .a he regret of her many 1 mr An >pred*tedcai|,ott Saturday. on Tuesday ofternooh Mr. W. 'Armstrong, the live' proiH'totor vf tba»uoces#fu| Appleton Broom-Man afootpry > WA writ)-'-Fin y pound* of good ttMMMry lard, for w inch Id ceuU ca»b K|9r pound will he paid George il. Bate*, well, >. C. , FAIRFAX Lot A Lb. Mi«« I.ena Youman* left the 2Vh nit. for .wpar'anburg, to attend Converse College. Mi** Annie Hsrter of Ulmer return ed home last week after attending a week with relative*, -be-was accom panied by Mi*« Eugeni* Young Ml«u*s Annie and Jenny Durant ot Marion, b C., take charge of the Fair* fax Enterprise till* week. Mr J.J. Knnpfis tbe happy father of two baby girls. Mr. J. C« Treacher ha* recently put In a new fan sod is aDo fearing bis gins repaired. Mr. W.O. Harter made a filing trip to Augusta last week. Tublie school oi>ened on Monday, 2)1 ia«t. la charge of Traf. U. II W. .-tmlth ami Mr*. L. II. Ulmer aseUlant. Mi*» DaDy Haol* of Charleston, a niece of Mr. C. X. Terry, D s|>vuding a while’with hi in. , Mr. J. D. Jenny and daughter. Ad- die. nf Jenny were In tow n on Friday. (to Thursday night last Willie Al- •tyn.cotorad. •foie Mr, U. I*. Brunson'* horse fr< in his stable, Mr. F., M Young's wagon and a bale of collon Iroiu Mr. J. C Treacher's gin liou*e; he carried It 10 Gifford where he wa* caught and nro|M*rty recovered. Mr. U. 5V. Barber, our tow 11 marshal, whi'e trying to arrest some negn»e* last Saturday night, accidentally *hot hi* linger ao that It had to he taken off. he wa* *l«o struck on the bead with his club by one of ihe negroes K 1^ Roy Young. UnTe«* aH'sIgn* foil there considerable marrying In ike** ’iwlxt now and new rear. .'WK Ur. Afi'idak*. v**- R*i a**fl.. 1 4“ Blau-kvine Ar Dm Site ..... rzve ump 1 . 7 41a lUUp .. . imp That Throbbing Headarhe Would quickly leave yo«i. if you used Dr. King’* New Life Tills. Thous- :ftnlk 0f sufferers b*ve proved llteir iiratchlcs* merit for sick and uerron* j Headache*. They make pure blood | and strong nerve* and build up your | health >:«-y to take. Try Uteiu. Only 25 cent*. Money back If not cured N«dd bv C. N. Burckhalter, I Barnwell; D. K. Briggs A Co., Black- ville, Druggist*. I Mis. t MU., _ Bi Ml Rsmitety fW P**!-*l>erf “ Hliu-k! llle.. Hte-ki llle.. . .(10 Ite 7 hs a well.. ..:........---1»*4tel 7 Allrtulae. I * I Ar tetlaata i Jjw. (tearinHse, M Asana's .... r A'lsnts Lv. Allan' At Cksu 4taw ... toup'lu 13* Ttep ivr^ smpiil Ij* So fhlt ! cW sYfow ynn the largest, (•omplefesf and most perfect Htoef of General Merchandise evef gathered under one management In South Carolina. * ♦ '4 . . ' • V . Ro that 1 nan astnpish yon with the mo«1eralion of my prlrea, have had no parallel In the past, which have no present and which can have ne rivalry to the t Generalize I Kfiedriy, and while my s^.HM are tbu v*st End Vifrted tor newspaper description I beg to call your special ftlention to a few leading line*, giving yoir the siiicereat assurance that no want or heed of the pprcli»*tog puh'lc has been overlooked or slighted, that every good tasto can Ire aatislled in all departments that minister to tfto naffjiftVess, good comfort aud prosp»rfly,of a pepple so d«^ "fer fortune after so long and siyto a bailie w ith hard times. Comfort, Cheapness ati4 fi!p-t^-daur Style will be fouc^l'i tlie cefepratof HqfiToss Bros. Clothing for Ken, an^l gpmf lookr and long lasting quality to Messrs' IlofjSman Rroh. well known ‘'Mra. Jahe IJoptfRa” boys and youtha HolhTng, In excellence of material, artistic cut and honest manufacture ihe-e good* have,* reputation so* well esiablishe-l that no one can doubt their splendid surertoflty. PIT AFP For I.sdles, Gent*, hot* apJMiBdreh the Bay State Shhe* grit ilillr » celebrated a* Ihe tost ihsde aiul liHiiilleil In the, United Stale*. VJUVUW/i Thosfe who liave rmee worn them find such lasting comfort Iff their nse that they risk no experiment bin continue firm footed in the patronagtf of the HAy State. stock unap- 8S- LADIES DRESS GOODS uiHi miuiRvrr w i •ervinff of fiffer CLOTHIE. ui ilic »»3 owntc. ■ 0 a In Sturts, Underwear, Cottars, and Hosiery u r ^mpiT^ . liked by thd {here Is no establishment In all ihV iftate that can ect'p** toy display. UI AlirU * |,or ^ ll*ve li’ttodled IT. L. IFallhfay A Co’* elegsot Sylph' ■ lODsi' "od U'ieopiftra hraml* of FloiiV, aixi to alf, ffeat tong while havw lAUUlvtr hevief Ifau fattlf found*»r a parcel relumed. Yney are pure tin*'*’ dulterate«l good*. mkrtVfactufed by nia«ter miller*. And Che other Groceries! ihat I handle. Staple ahd Fancy, are all of thy l.lgbest grade, bought on merit and once used Hfe long favorite* qf iffy cYistninpr*. For Crap Gathering ami Mai ketlug ami Tiepara'iton' for the next .year*f operations I offer Til K WIII IT. U ft'RtnfY W agDN a* t' a l>e*t. nnWldurable and lightest running matjto, vffffle (here Isfontinual comfort ami enjoyment It! unmatched A. Willtur A Son Rnggfy, which nAe«l* only to he seen to he admlradr Horses, Mules, Hardware, Tlantatton TMiplemeut* artd Everything fur Every'l body at price* that surprise tlie times. In thD Caiopalgn I propose to lead as has been mr steady rule for on many, year*, and pledging the beet effort* Ol IWy^glf Jnd »ah-Winvii |u plP**e End pra you Iheg lo re|*eal my otf'lial fiivilation thsl you coum •I'd see for your»e'v* ^^^Kverybodv KNDWR that I pay the very HlUIlKsT ca*b prices tor ton aud all uiatketabl* country pradme. any r»»iT Cut. SIMOfi BfiOWfl, PLACHVlLLE, *. C. -4. lotice of Fmai Settlenest/ luqulrlny f 'hlid- Taps, why do peo ple cry at wedding*]’ Tapa (aLktfel-tolly')'—M«-*t of them have becu married ifeeutaelves. The special attention of parem*'and guauliHiis i* called to the announce ment of the Barnwell Graded School. The manner and methods of Principal Jone* have already won the complete confidence of the patrons of thf Institu tion. They feel-sure that It hat enter ed upon a irevv life of highest u«efni ne** and invite their friend* through out th« County to take advantage of the splendid htone opportunities for the higher education of the comlirg' gener ation. Rev. J F Pre.vclier delivered one of le bc*t sermon* ai Seven Piney-loai unday tlift your scribe hks had* the pleasure of IDtening to for quite a tong time. Hi* text will be found In Tiin< othy. 3 chap, 13. b verse. Tbe singing was fairly good with Prof: J. J. Snell ing at the organ. Immediately after the close of the sermon, thyordltmdon of Bro John J. Halford took place}- the s-rvtoe ol r. hleh was, very Impressive Til • paste r wa* assisted by Bro. 'V. M. Parker, a deacon SfAbe J«»yee Branch Bapti*t church. The v'arloo* atniosof' ■rhe office of-deacon were plainly »et forth, and It if my oplnton that il would have been well for quit.' a nupt oer of deacon* to bare been pre*eot. . V uitorA I Lv. Aitaai*. Ar Biriiilnakaiu ’ ....... .. “ MvaiphU. (We Irtrail*fkawk Ar. 1/oalBgtiHL “ a-M-teMit. " ciikweo.. At- Lowterill* ■ at Lout* . I Kite llto .hiiaWlOe .fsS^TD* HUwj | TMe! f {fete 12 The West Grid Store A Thousand Tongue* Cou'd not expre-s tbe raptti.-e of An- ui* K. Springer, of IJJ.1 Howard rhiUdelplii*. I’a., when she touud that ! Dr. King’* New Dlacwrerr fur L'ow- sumption completely cured live nf a 1 hacking cough that for many jears had ^ made life a burden. All other remedies , aud doctor* could irlve her no helf^ but' •be **y*of n»c Royal Cure—“It •non re moved the pain in my chest ojid | can nuw sleep aoundlr. •uinethihg I can •)*aioely remember doing before. I feel like MMiHtliwg it* praise* tbrooghoul the Unlver**.” So w ill every one who trie* D<- King's New Discovery for any trou ble of the I hroat, (Best or Lung*. Price ^c. and fl.no. Trial hoitle* free at IS, X. Biircklialter's. Barnwell, and D. K. Brigg* A Co’e., Blackvllle, Drug Htores; every houi' guaranteed. 7 0* Ar M'-apH. ■ M» <'»uWlsn<«.r«. To AafeevlUe-jCtaeirwaU-LewteviUe. -» . |...s** h'o.*S ^ OASTWa* TIM*. ||wpyjll|.lly Lv. Aaguela. | “ Bat—bwyg. ■ I 4 Mw 11 Mq Lv. Ci*i3Csefe.: r* ... "“n WTij 1#, CuHwttT (Uatea Brpoi, I flew » Am IE h|«n*abwrs | atap.UMw 4 tS 7fcp 'Wet _ H|i*n*abwra “ Ash—ills " Ka»i rills. “ CWti ■M-UinnstL ....,,.,. I,>*11.1111* i rfes J*IH>->< 1.. T* Wwahtagtea awd tfee Eoai.' DFNTISTi!« / j 1 w J ’ ' 1 « 111 » U U Ll JLV-/ ±11 week’* SUPERVISOR’S NOTICE. See Dr. E C. Smith’s card for Den tal work at Darn well and at 'Tiltiston. Some profc«*ed Christian* are Just religion* enough to want other people to t* very good. order to keep the Magistrate* throughout the County posted a* to the heieabout* of the County Chain Gang, hereafter publish a notice In each Issue nf the County paper*. Uhaln Gang w ill be on the road lead ing out from Blackvllle to the old Charleston and ^August* Road tills week. Or W. Barker, County Supv’sr. R. C. Roberta, Jr., Clerk. Lv. Auf— m. “ !V> ••Inirg “ U.lanb!* lUatom Drpo4). At. tliarlotta Ar. Dsarlll*. At. Itlajuaoad .. At. W —hinatua. “ Ba.ltmora Ps W W •i. PWladelphia.' • Nrw York wW 4 tap<i:Ka izjp tlte | atffe turn • ote a ite I tm lute BltklUt-i II Mm 2 M0 1 tsea 4 km At Rl—pina Oar Lta* bH«re*a Ckar.—tua aad .•ot*. via A0*0*1*, niaklu* Atlaa’* for *H point* North *nd ^**t. N .ld Trains Wtwrwi ‘ 'karls.to* and A*h» vlU*. rorrytag cDgoat Palliaaa Bwffai Parlor Cats. (-ion**'Ion* at Colmailte witk ikrowah 1 rata*’ wSartMtifeir 5 .*— FBANK S. 0ANNON. . J. M. CTLP. Third VP * U*b M*r.. Tt*«« Mi**a— / W—kiaftoa. D. U VTaahlMKte.B. Ct USDriiB B. ALTJCN, Dir. P..sa Agt-: Lkorl—ton. 8.0. W. A TTm*. B. H. H ARDWIPK, Gen’l Pna*. AfV. Asst. Gaa’l Pa— Agfe WateiagVoa, pi gi Atlaa to, IteT^. ib selling out Great * Bargains (A tWrr Line of General Merchandise /etrtufWL Gill ynd rhoffke. Better v*1’-le« for Cash tbnn ever before offered III Bara- well county. Now tbo time, ttffe Bfeet End Store the piste*. Mrs. G, A. NIRMRCER. PraprletHTII. Notice I* herebv given that tbe «».' der»lgtie«| will file hi* Nhel scenum | with J. K. Rrtvlltog.Raq Jmlgrof Pro- l hate, on Monday, nd of Oetsdier. INW,* j *• Guardian of Wllltgai Itonneu. Julfa Ann Bennett, I.uclu* Benueu, iatnnef dcnneit, llfnry KwuM'ea, MiHolg* Rountree, aufi **k for a Flual Dl»> a. I. IT. BE^XITT, - Guardian'. Dr. J. H.E. MILH0U9 Soroeon Dentist,. BLACKVILLE, ...... tf.O M U|be at hi* aAee Idi RdVnwrll evkti Balm day and faeMlay *ad Wedm*d») i«.lloalTr w 111 be at kl* Home oflce In fetethvtfi* e*- •ry Friday end hat onlay, omI will makr ap-' pointmrt.U to mm patirkU at any of our coomytown* or rail at th. tr rvatrtrnree. I aqy » full grodome nf PfeflofefcMa Cnihge; bare kedpevepteca years art It* | tleul experience, end con please you fta < of work end t>rt<«*. T. B. ELLIS. Jr* Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attention given in the compa- tatlon of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A poaUlrardad^raeiUidtfi'me at Mar tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten tion.' octl-40, ly FIPEi Life, Accident We are paying 17 1-2 cents pel bushel of 30 lbs for cotton &ed in wagons at our mill. - T. H. OWeNs, - WATCH MAKER and JEWELER. Wut End Main St., Barnwell, 8. C. Ten yearn experlenee.ha* qaaiifltd toe to dg the best work aud to guarantee complete sat isfaction. OrKtpelrs executed with prompt nee* and dDpatcb. f Jewelry ordered by sample. Price* a* low a* tbe lowest Crystal* i n t tpra Wnteh 25 ct*. , “ ‘Tfoubie C**e 10 et». taF" Two door* West of Price’s Repair Shop. I ^ To all who use meal we will say that there is an unprecedented demand for export meal and the big mills are exporting thousands of tons, consequently before long meal will be very scarce and- high. Now is- the time to buy. Lnd^r present prices we are prepared to make you a very liberal offer for seed in exchange for meal.- Write to us. We have spent a large sum of money during the Summer putting in new machinery to perfect our meal and' we are making the very best quality. - - Do you use hulls?^ Are you aware in what active demand hulls are for this season of-the year? Be wide ^wake or by tte time you are usually ready ttv-buy/you wilUmve Ui pay tiptop’prices or go withouf. Cotton Seed Linters Do yourMattesses need re-stuffing or do you want to have qety ones made? m - JPPPMP^P^I nmg o How about comforts and quilts? The short staple cotton^ (icnoiyn as toerf reginneGi from seed is far superior for above purposes and a great dell cfieap*- DAVENPORT «r rmi&f dbi' e« than ordinary cotton* _ r SOUTHERN COTTON CML Ca\ Barnuffl.S C., (Kt. W, WW. G. S. Afes’t Mog’r LIGHTNIWO, Live Stock mUBAHCE, — i A4 Lowest Rates fti— Strongest Companies' Butler, Calhoun A Co.— —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF SAtfflWEtC.' CUrlestoi 4 WtsteriCaroliu R j. (J r Aagfita aafi AakTllle KhffrYEnK ■ ScfcdnTelheirtct Jtdy ahu, I8to. Leave Augtista... A Rite Gtorvawopd..... Andcnon...... Lauren* Greenville... Glim Springs Spartanburg Saluda He5d**on'villo... Ashetllle l>mve Asheville «« M U 44 <« 44 it 12:15 pin 9:C0 • * av i&T *d*> *V #4. ar*»w 44 tt n' (trad* mark R*ai*T***o NO. trass.) FROG FOND CHILL AND FEVER CURE TM OfiWMH NO CUM Nff FAT, 50 CENTS A BOTTIL The old reliable the kind ydut fathers used to take. The one that never fails to cure. Don’t waste timff and money experiaie tiling with new cures. But go for the best from tbe jamp. Frog Pond is the ounce of prevention sad pound of cure combined. Ask fog it— take no substitute, if your merchant does notwdMt wflte tu feeSre WUTsfcnd it direct for 50 cents. Spartanburg Glefiq Spring*.... Greenville. .. > 4 * icurens...... “ And^ivou . Anive Grewnrood... 44 Aflfrma..... Leave Csll'ocS Fsli*.". Arrive Raleigh.. u. ” r ‘l Itotfolk ,,i. Pet^oburtt... rr. 44 Richmond ...... a • * V • • • ’ 13SD p in 8HW p in HfcFS 4.-06 p tn 8:10 p n. 5:33 p ro 6&1 p m 7;00pm S;30 S Bt* ' 11:45 sut, 3:40 paff 10;00 s ro I23l pro 410 p m ’ 1:37 p Ol 1:55 p r is ff:M) p 5:55 '-f »fe' Angnats Ifrlve Allendale. “ Fairfax » Yemateie .... 'v Bauafort, ", Fort Royal— .■" < karteetoa. 1.) avej Charleston 44 Fort Royal »| 1 > Drogglst*—Sdliag AUGUSTA. GA. . C. X. Burcbhaller, Sailiug Agent