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THURSHAT. FKBRUART l. l&W. A The Henular Communicaiinns ot Harmony Uxljie No. 17A.-. F.-. Vf.-. win hie hetrt arttiDUsW M imor.tcTetii- ir \ pie In Karnwell upon Thur«la!r ( ou or nfext before the full moon In each month, beginning at eftfh candle light. ; ayordmorw,-. m.-. ff. F. AWObkpos. Recretarr. § The trgula’' meeting of flHrnvrrtl Ixxlge No 16, Knights of I'ythlae Will be held at their Hull wi Friday night at 7}{ O'clock. A full attend ance la requested. By order Of 0. W. UAHVlLLt, C. C. ‘ Win. VicNAb. K- H, » To Cantaloupe and Asparagus Gfowcrt. I am prepared to manufacture Orates for this season And aifl now bonking or der*. Will make cantaloupe crates (knocked down, Rocky Ford pattern) at 7 J4 eta. per crate, F. O. B. Blackvtlle, In lots of one thousand or more. Small er nroars 8 ot*. As t cni> furnish only i lihtlted supply, would advise those Wanting crates from me to hook order at • nee, for present or future deliverv. • . , B.R. Carroll.' UO POL'ND WATERMELON! THIMLOK 81'IH i MOA'STKKS. We can all have them if we plant .perfect .satisfaction GlKiRDKAU's KXTKA Fi«CY SlMCTKD ' * ‘TKicMrn” Skkp. From no other Seed wilt such melons grow. Tbons- ands of Melon* grown from theae Seed* In 181)9 weighed 100 to l.lfl pound* each —one weighed 148J and another 149^ poftnd* on IJr CASH PRIZES for the * . 9 largest ••Triumiih ’ Wa ter melon* grown in 11)00 fr- iu Oirar- .dean’s Seed. OUNf HMiUAU WKCD KEKI) A SPtl lAl.TT. w 1 * Send for Catalogue giving full Intormhtlnn (o W. M. GIRARDEAU, IIOKTICRLM), FloKIDA. ' t *—^ —: - .-zi-jziz-. rr —r*'. I’RKTTY AND PERFECT. Th* Pkopi.k I’kixtkkt received^ last week a g<MMi many thousand envelopes and letter ami nolo heads, all pretty and |ierfect good*. Sortie arc the high e»t grade linen and rag i>a|K*r* we have -c*wr fenmMwtt? J'r+eeanrCprtrWblFbffTf b< all right, too. • CANDLEMAS DAY. On tomorrow, according to New England story, the ground hog will come out of hi* hole, look around and if he sees hi* shallow go hack and take another *ix weeks nap. But if the day be clouded and he ca*t no shadow the winter is over and be w ill muain out doors. There i« about as much truth In this Jegcnd as in other New England theories and speculations. RAILROAD NEWS. ' The Seaboard Air Line engineers were In camp on Saturday at Kennedy’* Store. 16 miles West of lowu. They exp“vt to.reach Augusta the latter part bf this month. A company w a* organised in Char leston last week ttrdmtnt -terminals in that city and to develop (owns aud sta tion* along Uie tine between Charles ton and Augusta. Judge .wpcer in the t’. S. Court at Macon. Ca .. on Saturday reiused to jfrant tiie injunction against the con solidation of the different roads to form the Seaboard system, and it* official* expre** confidence In tliv *|*ecdy com pletion of their plan* to make it a big figure ou the map of the .'voub. ti««t letter received from (Jeorgla this new year.- The many Barnwell friend* of Mr. 1L tV. Montague of Allendale were glad to see him in town yesterday Add Mr L T. William*, a model farmer, with no superior and precious few equal*, gnre us an appreciated hnlt hour’s uh.it on Saturday morning. Monday w-a* Blue until a prip call from Mr. Jr-W. Creech made it bright until long after Mindowu. Willi full barn* and smoke house the future I* till serene for him. Mr. W. A^B. Newsom’s call* are a* regular a* the coming of new year Mini a* welcome and merry a* Christina* dinner. He ha* a through ticket Mr 11)00. Four yenU cotton has no terror* for hltn. • Thursday was a smiling day for u*. ♦nade so l»v shower* of free silver 1n quick- succession from gWSU friends, Messrs M. Bronson. W R. Creech, and A. F. Ferguion^, Mc*«r* F. II. and M. N. Anderson of Klko gladdened tis by tbe.ir welcome presence oqJFrldaWrnml by their reglar pleasant annual remembrance. Thy beat seat* in the sanctum flfe always at the a^rvice of these defer gentlemen.. We have pleasant new* from Mr. D. W. Dychcs, fornb^rly of Barnwell. He was recently employed to place the md chlnefy of a big cotton seed mill in Ka«t Birmingham. Ala , and gave such that the owners ihaue him superintendent The risrlit man In the right place i« lie, and Thk PkofLE will pay him 52 visit*. thc*e clever S. Hair. J O Theo. Rubcrg BARNWELL NEWS. II F. Buist Esq. was In town on Monday. ' • .> Ceo. II Bates Esq. leave* thl* after noon for New Orleans. The t ermometer got down to 14 de grees Tuesday morning. Mr. James Hagood of New York is visiting relatives in towht Mr K. V. ITkgtmd, Jr., of Columbia, visited relative^ here last week. Too cold to hunt new s this week but, we hear, noCjor orange blossom*. For a good soup tlVoWr* and Toma toes,.for sale by G. W. Patrick, Tr. Rev. W.A. WriVbt and family expect to remove today to their new home in illc. CUPID’S CAPTIVEA. Invitation* have been received by n* to the following marriage*: » At Lynchburg. A’a., «nthc6*h in»t., m Mi*« Mary Kiirabeih Ford and Mr. Claude Ashby Pate. The bride to be i* one of the most charming and sccom- plisbld daughter* of the Old Domin ion. while the happy and haiuDomr Benedict I* one of the worthiest young g'-inleu cn Karnwell ha* ever sent in in hi* way to usefulness and honored n*iilou in the wider world. Alter ihe yr. 11 W i Jhi ngBfnf 1 ^ to thf* rtrtt Tidftor grartmne from thi* oltlce Tn* Paopr.E sends sirnwrest congratulation* that so fortunate a “take” has fallen to his share, vylth w ishes for their long fife, c pstant. happiness aud unvarying prosperity. At tire Hslfonl House, Barnwell, at 4 30 p m on the 7th inst.. Miss Nella M*MHly. niece of l apf. and M rs. .L Staff Halford, and Mr. N. M. Ogden, both of this county. And we give best wlsbe* to the honnle bride, so well beloved by all knowing tltc goodnes* of her heart and sweetnes* of her disposition, and to the h udatMue ihid deterving young gentleman so worthy of so fair a prize It looked like old times, “the good old limes,” to nee Capt. C. B. Freu in town on Friday. Miss Lula Woodward entertained a nmnhor of friend* charmingly on Thursday evening. The second snow of the w-ipter fell on Saturday; hut there wa* very littie of the beautiful about It. Another car load of first class Kan sas untie* and hones received at Char lie Brown'* Hill 'i|«p Stable*. Mr. D. P. Johnson w*s over from Blackvillc on Monday. He l.a* right ideas a* to future prosperity. Can place several small loan* (under $50nnP)on gift edged Real Estate se curity. Barnwell Real K«tat« prefer red. 'P. M. Buckingham. After the 20th inst. the 50 per cent. p«nal'y will attach, if you have not by that date made your tax return to Au di tor Duncan. Snow No. 3 came Tuesday night. At Barnwell it was just a threat while the bouse tops were covered at Allendale yesterday inorning. Aroostook countc Maine *ecd fr!»li Point- e«, carefully selected mid true to name; none better, for «ale1»V U; W. Patrick, Tr. We have received an i w ill- publish next week an interesting letter from «ur correspondent In the Philippine* 1 ? Accompanying it came a copy «>f a Ki- Upio»* paper. pni.u<4 in Spanish ami beyond our translation. One or more of the uiail agents run ning on the Southern bytween Green ville and Barnwelpotrght to be trans ferred to tht Hampton and Hranohville Railroad. About every other <«r*en vllle paper is two or tlm>6 days making the trip. , ^ Powder AuouuicnrPvRc Mokes the food more delScious end wholesome ASSOCIATION MINUTES. I desire to state to the brethren may hag»>**n looking for the mlnn'tei of the Asso -iation, that rolhutea were sent to printers In November. They (the Baptist Courier) Informed me some time since, that the minutes" would lie somewhat delayed. They clerka- *y* will be mailed to the church •oou as I receive them. W. I). McMillan, C. B. A. Ofetased Bchatal* tn Kffoct Jaa. If, WA TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. TfieTfarnwell County Teachers’ As sociation will meet at Barnwell riatur- *lay, Feb. 3rd. All of the teachers arc requeoteo to attend as* there will be much business ol importance to 3 trans act. • - - , BLACKY ILLK NEWS. ' ' '• ‘ J Mrs. L. M. Groves died on Friday last and was (aid to rest in the Bliick- ville eyinetery on Saturday, rdie was long a consistent member of the Bap tist church, ami a must excellent wo man in every relation of life To the bereaved husband ami the three daugh ters left motherless by ibis sad dispen sation of Providence the sinccrCst m- palbies of tee community are extend ed. At the last meeting of Blackville Lodge No. 17 Knights of .Pythias the fallowing otllcers were elected for the next rear: Dr. R. A. Gvie*. ,C. C; II. L. Dewitt, V« C; D. P. WIMIarhs, Prelate; Thorn- as Walsh. M. W; Df P Johnson. M. A ; G. D. C. Lange. M. Ejj ,1.. R. Free, K. R & S; 1L J. H ami net/M. F; E. B Chltty, I. G;. J. G Strobel, fj G. Mrs. J. P. Strobel D visiting rein live* in Texas. M r. and M rs. Dr. Ross of Macon. Oa., ahd Mr. Fred Damish of WilliGon spent Sunday with friends in town. • A. B. C. SCHOOL NOTICE. A meeting of the lfj?al voter* of the Barnwell Graded B-libol District is hereby,cal!e<I for Feby. 12th, IDOO, 12 o'clock m. at the Court House, to de termine what special levy shall be made to supplement the constitutional tax now levied to support the Graded School. Geo 41. Bates, Ch’ui. Win. McNab, Sec. and Trpas. - uC A W. C. 1,000 Mlf.K BOQNS. The Charteston and' Western Citro- Hna Railway beg* to announce that on and after F»-by. 1st, 1900, One’I hou*- auil Milo Book* of their issue wilHie g«>od for passage over the Georgia Rail road, In addition to the Atlantic Coast Line, C. N. & L. and R. F, & P. Rail way*. The attention of the Drummer* and trevelling public in particular I* called to this arrangement. W. .1. Craig, • General Passenger Agt. OTRANTO NEWS. Mi«s P. A. Wood* ha* returned from a vis.t to Gilford. Miss Minnie Rouse of Seminole visit ed relatives lure last week. We hope Mr J. J. B. ha* recovered from bis Indisposition and ceased to feel like “nobody’s darling.” — TheAAng Creek school Wa* closed two d*TwMa»t week w hile Min* Norrell visited Augusta. Messrs J. R. and B. F. Rome are having a store built near Cohen’s Hlufl w here they will do a mercantile bus! ne*a Farmers are taking advhntagq of the good weather aud are preparing their lauds. —Ml*» MamU Boose has gone to Ha- vannah to attend Draughoii’a Business t’dllegei ■ "’ The most of the taxuayer* of this township met the Auditor last week and made their return*. • R. ULMER NEWS. The gardener* have been quite busy this week setting out cabhnge plant*. Misses Kcbaand Hattie Walker two pretty young ladle* of OraogeMirg. tpent la*t week with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Haltorii. Mr*. Jones William* and Mi*i Lizzie Sawyer visited friend* here last week. Dr and Mr*. N. F. Kirkland were in town Thursday. . Mis* Edna Hair, after flni«hing her school at St. John*, took the train here for her home on Friday laat. Mr. Oliver Yoiunana, a prosperou* merchant of Fairfax, was up on busi ness Friday, >D*« Thamer William* left on Frl- davinr Allendale, where she will spend a week with relative*. Mr*. R. S William* i* visiting her brother. <'*pt. Henry Ulmer, at Brun son thi* week. Mr. uud M’*. A. L, Kirkland and Mi * Florrie Brabham of Hnford’a Bridge were in town Sunday., ^ Jl)range l>|«,>sonis at Ulmers Feb. 14. O ir srhool i* rapidly tirogre«*lng un der Die skillful management of Prof. J. M. Kirkland. Occaalohal. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ^ Capt B R. Carroll ha* an adveftlse- meut of interest to ixtiilaioupe and veg etable growei*. Sec w hat W. M. Girardeau has to say to melon growers and hay makers. The Batiiwell OU Mill ha* a timely and thoughtful advertisement in to day’s Pkopi-k, of special interest to e- conomic farmers, t O’Gornian’s advertisement is as ad mirable in expression as It U lulpfui. and ho|)efiil In purpose. The platform 1* a good one, for both seller and buy er, and will be lived up to. FAIRFAX LOCALS, night mar- At Bethlehem church Tiusday Jan. 10 Miss Annie Jenkins was ried to Mr. Ben F. Thomas. The hrid 5 ! looked very pretty In white organdy w ith veil. The bridesmaid* were ail dre*»ed In wliitc ofjrandv. The maid of hohor wore blue. The follow ing were the attendants : , Miss Matv Ann Jenkins wPh Mr J. Fred Llghtsey. Mi** E*lel’e JcnkRls witli Mr. Robbie Williams, Miss Dora C. Youman* with Mr. brook Jenkins, Mis* Jane Jenkins with Mr. Eddie Ter ry, Miss Virginia Youman* with Mr John Compton, Miss Lillie Hugt'e* with Mr. El win Deer, Miss Lula Prlea- ter with Mr. Ben F. Loadholt, Miss 4 tinie Thonia* with Mr. Me. Henry Kearse. Then came tile bride leaning on the arm of her sister and maid of honor, MJs* Lillie Jenkins, and the groom caine in with his best man,. Mr Jesse Thomas. -r Tbe church was beautifully decora ted with mosses and evergreen*. Quite a laigc crowd attended the dance arthe icstdrtictrnr Mr* "Elelhor \ A DSPIORABI.E MISFORTUNE. Col. Frank II Creech went to Fair fax oil Friday to serve papers put in his hand* a* NhtrilT, intejiding to re turn home on train 34 on the Southern Railroad. After attending to his bus iness Col. Creech took hi* stand bv the Southern’* track, where he thought he could get abb»rd the train when the engine stopped heWT crossing the ffa •k of , the Florida Central and Pen insular 'Railroad. Train 34 I* not scheduled to stop at Fairfax, but the State law requires all trains to stop be fore crossing the tracks of other rail roads. The train did not come to n full stop but slowed up considerably. Having lost the use of hi* right hand ’’by a w-ounfl received In Confederate service Col. Creech had to rely on his left altogether, and was unable to pull himself up and was swung under the train. A gentleman fortunately stand ing nearby snatched him from the very jaws of death, but not untM his left lisnd had been so crushed that aniputa- • Alb*) o f fhe linger* except the mid- ^dl* one and thumh wa* necessary; Col. Creech also received severe hut not Mrlnu* wouhd* qn the forehead and bruise* on his lower limbs, Hi* injuries were skillfujlv treated byDr. W. J. Young, and he returned home on Saturday. • In thl.t great misfortune he has the heartfelt sympathy of not only the community but of the entire soun- V- 4 he tax book* closed last night gasurer Free ha* issued considerably ver 7,00t> receipts. A decree adopted by the Barnwell cJjy fathers banishing bog* from the town goes Into effect April 1st. And no April fool biiMne** is meant or will be Bjowed In this matter. The hogs inuAgo, either Into the amoke house or the cowntrv, or there will be trouble • plenty fur them and their owner*. Ia«t Wlggk. Vl *mh:9frwlld varioloid attack He 4* alm-wt «H»Grelv w**H and in « da*' or so, after fumigation of his room*, wiH he set a*, liberty There i« no ap prehension of a dprc ul of ihe disease. The Quarterly Conference held In the Barnwell Methodist Church on Satur day and Sunday wa* well attended, in 'h« face -of such inclement weather. All the churches of the circuit were represented, and the work of life nek year ha* started off quite hopefwjly. Good cougugationr mended all the public services. Clydesdale, 8. C , Jan, 95, 1000. Kd. Pboi-i.r: I wish to call attention of the good people of HaruWel! County to the desti tute condition of an old Confederate 1 soldier, M r. Rnbt. Harden. He i* slow- | (y dying of cancer of the throat. Through war and peace he ha* meas ured up to every rctpon*ibilil)'{ and now during the evening tlqie of life, like most of ii*, with none of this - 1I« Is-belHg treated hv a New York »peeiaH«k, w ho has-been to see hltn, and who ha* bcnelitted him suinC. Any money sent him to h^lp pay for modi- cinc or any provisions will be more than appreciated by hluraiid tnmlly. - ‘~Lft us help the poor as the Lord has Tieliied us during the past prosperou* years- * Zendbia. Court at Hamidon next week. received too late Spigllngv(He lette. 1 for publication. The Black Diamond scheme I* num bered with the dream* ilfat were. For a good cup of coffee try *ome of that, old Cordova coffee at. 12j cents per lb at G. W. P|trlck’*j. Tr. The survivors of that, gallant com mand Hart's Battery, In this section, are saddened by new* ot the death In Newberry last week of their former comrade, Dr. Peter Robertson. Senator S. 14. Mayfield ha* generous ly given the material required for building a new^. Baptist church at Friendship, Greenville county, in the neighborhood in which he wa* raised. Governor McSvyocney on Monday ap pointed Messrs Ashley btanscll, Paul D’L. Black and Win. A All. Sr.. Su pervisors of Registration for this ooun- ly* . . - v The cab of the Const Line East Bound freight tra’n was derailed near Dunbarton on Thursday morning, and Conductor Hutpter r and a couple of col- ored'traln hand* painfully hurt but not seriously injured. Gordon Light Dragoon#-w+ll please attend a mectlug of the Companv xt the residence of II. P. Anderson, arm ed and equipped for drill, Saturday, 10th day of February, 8 p. m. By order of Capt W. P. Bailey. JH. Ander*on, Orderly. Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Grlffln will be at home to their friend* from <4 to 12 p. tu. on the lOtlelnst., to celebrate the China Anniversary of their marriage. With their many friends we congratulate them upon the happiness, they have found and given to their triends In the white decade Uchjlfd, and may the com log years be even kinder until the sil ver and toe golden anniversaries shall havtf bean reached before the lliul aun- •Ct fall*. K. Barker Wednoday evening, Jan 2*. Music wa* rendered by Suiy Vans Hand. The dance wa* quite a success. Mi»s Rota Stoke* of Savannah D vis iting Mr*. Robert L. Ilugiie*. Miss McFail of Savannah D visiting at the home of Mr*. Mary Reid. Mrs. L. C. Weekly of Saltkeliatchle l* up visiting relatives. We are glad to say- Master George Sander* Is recovering nicely from nn attack of pneumonia. Hope to see him out eoon. Mr. H. J. Harter, near Tnten, cele brated hi* eighty-sixth birthday ou the 2bth January. Mi«s Eunice Harter wa* married to Mr. Newton Murdaugh at the home of the hrlde’* parent* Tit the Harmony neighborhood Jan. 25th by Rev. W. H. Dowling. The bride was lovely, dr*»*- eil In white organdy trimmed in satin and rilabon*. The lollowiug were the attendants! MDs Kstdle Young with Mr. Dallas Cone, MissJLda Deer with Mr, Henry Lightsey, 1^*« IvaCone with Mr Ea ten Young, Ml** Mary Murdaugh with Mr. Brook Harter. Mendelssohn’* wedding march w.t# rendered by'Mls* Eugenia Young, who was escorted to the organ by Mr. Otis Deer. Mr. Eddie A. Terry who ha* been keeping book* for hi* brother left Fair fax Isst Tbumlav, much to the regret of hi* many friends. K. LeRoy Young.*"* (An elaborate report from another corre*|>ondcnt of the beautiful mar riage ceretnrtny of the 16th nit. is crowded out by the pressure of inexor able news aud advertisements. Wc would like to reproduce the graphic description of the lovely decorations as arranged under the artistic direction of Mrs. Sallie Leland Sanders, and even at Ihl* time and distance Cap almost be heard the sweet perfect melody charm- eb from the organ under "the trained One twelfth of 1 IKK) is behind us. See new schedule of Southern Rail way.. The hill to aiiOiorizs the sale and re- movajof the Seivern ahd Knoxville railroad, betw een Perry and Batesburg, died young, as it deserved to do. Frank Wilson, a fugitive from jus tice. w as captured at Wagener, 8. C.. by SherilT Dreech and is now in jail w aiting trial for Ins slelgBr-of-hand performances arouqd Williston. IE 1 e3? - fc±lizeirs. A- BUSHEL OF COTTON SEED THE APPETITE OF A GOAT , Is envied by all poor dyspeptic* whose Stomach and Liver are out of or der, -II such should know that Dr King’s New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives ft splendid appetite, sound digestion und a regular bodily habit that insure* per fect health and great energy. Only 25c. at C. N. Burckhaltcr's, Barnwell, and D.K. Briggs A Co'*.. Blackville, Drug Storea;--- ; SUPERVISOR’S NOTICE. In order to keep the Magistrate* throughout the County posred a* to the Whereabout* of the County Chain Gang, 1 w ill hereafter publish a notice In each week’s issue <tf the County papers. Chain Gang will bo at Silonm church in Great Cypress Township this week. O. W. Barker, County Supy’sr. R..C. Roberts. Jr., Clerk. Glorious News - Come* from Dr. D. B. Cargil*, of Wa shita, 1. T. He wrlies, "Four ho:Ue* of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer ot scrofula, which had CHiiacdJier great suffering- for years. Terrible sore* would break out on her bend and face, and ihe bust doctor* could give no help; but her cure i* complete and her health i« excellent.” Tbi* shows what thou*-, onus li.tve proved,—that Electric Bitters i* the be*t blood purifier known. It’s the supreme remedy forccsema, tetter, •alt rheum, nicer*, boll* ahd running soie*. it stimulates liver, kidney* am! btswcl* t exjH'ls poisons, helps digestion IhiTTOs up Hie strength. Only obeent*. 8old by C_ N. IRirckhalfer,* Barnwidl. •ntl 1>. K. Urlggi A Co., Blackville, iMuggists. Guaranteed. I CAN SAVE YOD MONEY. I am still in business making Chair* and all kind* of House Furniture, and NOW is Ihe linienml THIS I* the place for you to get your money's worth. Alsol wTITiTo anv kind of Turning, -iieh as Columns, Postsand Brackets, far ah Good* Delivered within ten utiles; ovci^tmi niiles F. O. B For further particulars write to J. A. HARTER. Jkxnt. 8. C. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Oetrsl Time at Jack«>nvill- and F3rannS)i. liastcro Ttmo at Other Potiita. Fche tnle in R/Teet January ITtft. IXCOi , (No.Ss.N'v.X) No.M ttatly BwUyo'S f-u mo a : <5v iilwp DUtGuor* 4Kn> t r-pi sosa rasp 4 Km 4 i s* 8 Dp 4 *ft>| 4 Ms* ...... 4 4-tpi 4 Cn hr. • 4 ffttl SO# asarmi tins. Dolly Daliju.., . DUarUeton . ■aomiervllla .Brono^rUlo... Oraogeburg.., .. jCnavllle.... Ar \l'& oi5i • «t» Tflto .. M::;: r. OslBtnbia... ]L.v! 7 wr-jt-erve r 7, y ^5S Clutrlostnn ...Aril in* • Up 70) OOD 80l)> nmgrr, the theMIdrlloi exceedingly 4>vj vemurr 1* remern. elite content*, aad Is i , 9 Wla tOfcnlll Ma S Ufti " ...BrftnotiTtUo,,, --h B«uoI “ bomber# ... “ ... Pmasark.... M M ... BlackviUo .... “ " Aiken ..." A r. A n gust a u*.i', 1 ,r *• UtmOn tO •^rTU*«f C run daity bet wood Oharle* Ml top OVi: la tteis* Roe. f|l_ ^ ton and iXdoMMa, rArfrin* elegant I'alima i aVeen.iof (-are. M». If leave ('Uarler.lou 1) aA t\ If.; arnvo Oolmubla 6:10 a m. No. 1* leave C.* lyunlda I :XI a. m.; arrive Qharlesron 7 :ju a. tn. bin^nne rt\>s ready for oeortnancy at 9 ^TO p. w. both at (7tia*iesJ9n end CohimV.a These tvelni make eloee concrv* lo.vi et Ooiuiebta vrlib wroueh train* Wwenn Vtorlda point* and waaMnetun and the toot. C .r.neotieu vrUX tivlanlTo*. Si and U N«-w Ye: k and Fieri la tdiultod betvrwm BlaoiviPe, Aiken and An _ 1^ iunckvtiie at 8:40 a. m.. ' ** id, No. u 7M.P- ■>-. t*u.'!u»aa Drawing Ho )m with Uluktratlona ) y i to make It hwal«n«l/f<vL-_ for A living." The latre* CotnoMteral Agrlenltara are : » hick Tas Aesici Lruum is 1 Gswd Cook. Pnxzle C..i>testa, Ubrary Garner, and Yomng Fours' Page ootnbiae to make this Department of aa muck value 4»d Inter est oa most of ike Hpectal Family Fagan. S ltea 9:M», pi., Angvsia Id; _. vas Awgysts Aa p. ia.. Kaokvuta LAS y. m. fcJesptii* betwsoa Augusta. AU:ea and New York. ■*_ ».• I. fonlyl^ui Lv..Augiubs.. . Ar. 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IJ On 1 i <i'i LT lSKiRi ^ hi wa, Ar. bparuuiWg I t lUp 11 tts " iskevUie .....[ 7U0>' fSTp ITtUSL. utv imp 4 1U 7 Alt TBOpi TIM !«ha I«;ulSVl'.y, vU J»Uieo) ^ ^ To Washington nnd tha East. Lv. , kH.ewukrg “ QdnavMa <Pnleu Depot). Ar. Ohnrlotia. . . .. . glmayfliq, _ Artiakjnetid ^r.WMKU B B Tfn Wes'. End Store Is sellln» out Great’- Bargains In everr Line of Genera! merchandise All Tbe Tima. Call and chnoto. Belter valnes foi r 'a*h than eter before offered in Barn well county. Now the lime, tbe West End Htora die place, Mrs. C. A. NIRNBERGER. Proprietress. rj&ii* 115 is Sleeping Oar Lie* beiasen Charleston and Atlnnta. Via AagAsla, SBsklug vynaectiuoa al Apaa^ for all poUts North and Vast. TrulAs betwssn (.Waste* aad noBTnaorxo. fry. J^ kB-ins'ijib.lPlmi- hysi •* Savannah,,ho. Uy “ Pftrtnr***! — —r.T. - '.Tr.": " Nlaukvl: !e “ SnrlugSsld.. bqU» trslas ' ,f 1’orry. Ar.'Oo:nml>ia. Lv. ffhariesloi: Sosanter lon.it vu.e ilia. Hy/j anchril;#...... engsbarg " EiagriK# Ar. fiihv^hta . Lv i va il •‘J" 1 .j 7 *U lax-nil S.'Mei I its . 9 Z-m. ‘i ,Vja >0 IM 11 00* V»u j I'djp M . at OolwjaMa with through for Wanhiagio* and the Kael; aleo far Ja nils aaihOUrtdaPUam. Waoblsgton. D-U wssktagto*. D. 0 •MOBtM A S U.rv lav. FAaa All. Charleston. S. O. S. ». HABDWdCE. 4** Pass Agt., AUaaW^a*. 6r.-P :^p 7 53? 4 SOT*' 9»p DR. JSO. P. LEE, JR., DKNTI8T. Ofllco, WHlUton. .8, C. Kquluped for travel- 'llng Work done at your home anywhere in Barnwoll Counrv. WIH bn at olllee In WBI^itoa every • •irday and Monday. Jyr T. B. ELL/S, % Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attention given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postal card addressed to meat Mar tin, 8. C., will receive prompt atten tion. j octl-90, ly Aiwna-e.ioo. Ky. i ... j swp va>Pi ttramtavlii* Ut» Id lip! “ Aikea i SX8|> .' “ Traaten lOOpblirq- *' JHhnstrm.. i 4 14\-11 X^) Ar. OcUimW*,( 1'iion Dorot)! 55»>p 3 l’w Lr. Colambla.i BlandiDg St ..; * Idp “ Wian*boro '...I TOO? —THE— --—— BlIMIDStii 6 16* 9 CV 7 90* 1C 31 Ar. Oh*rleUa n Xr. klohmoiid Ar. Washington .. '* Ba'.ILmore.iPa. R. R.J.. “ Philntfelphla.. “ BawYork,. Cv. f)->',umt,ia ,, Ar. bpartanburg " Asheville Ar. Kno-rilla I 9 ijMsj I’Td' T5tn| SaCvlOlK 9 12» llftp 11 Me II JVe| 2 iV 1 .Tip Ztltp 1 i 111 ! |i; 40*. 7 tea 1 8 HVllI 98a ! 7Wv; IFp 4 15* ‘ Ar. f)in«innnd 73)7p Toa Ar. Lonlavilie .. Tajp'Tlw* 1 ... BOUTH BOUND. No.iT No.Sf'No.Bl Dally Dally |ex 5u f.v. IxdiUvfUr .. ?<L. Lv. Ctn.Hnnstt.. )i Lv. Knoxville T3S “ Asheville.. 1 stftf. 8t»P “ ijairlnuharg At. CV.n.mWa 11 m 82T u dip Lr. \ f ■ York tVn. K.il.i “ Philadelphia . “ Raltimore Lv. YVsehiiptyn.(eto, Ry,). Lv. Rir-hinon'i.. . . . Lv^Tlanrllio ffSTahl “will now buy much .more of any kind of fertilizers than thfs time last season and more of. COTTON SEED MEAL than any other. \ COTTON SEED •'this season are way yonder the most expensive fertilizer a farmer can use; COTTON SEED MEAL by far the cheapest. DON’T FORGET that values are only relative. jK- TO OUR VACON TRADE we sell meal il.00 per ton cheap er when exchanged for seed at current prices,—now, to wagons, 20 1-4 cents per busheF of 30 .bs- The Southern Cotton Oil Company, G* S. FitzSimons, Assistant Manager. Barnwell, S* C, Feby. 1st. Ed. Thtnnot • n Rook Hill “ Chostor “ WinRHbaro.. ... Ar. (Joiumliln, (Bl»:uKng RtIJll '..%a <! ilrnnbin.lUniun Dc|)otijll 50t>. Johnsloa Trenton SAh (1 kLeatIIV4bn cur.p 8.va 8Dp 8:>7r! 0!2a| 6Wp nsoi ;i t'A 1 s.y-p ifTJjt' iXYm' ~lTTRiT«p)rjjS #0i«|l0j8|r|.pn 1) kin Lv 1 i loa 0 «?a 1 kin, 7(On 4 mn Ar. Aikfn “ QiaaitcvtilC “ A amis, a ... .. Lv. (!*>i;mitv) ... “ KinKriHo “ Orangeburg. ......... “ Ratm-hville .^.:..... loimmorridn^. Aft Chnrios'on Lv. (5 .iuml ia.itio. Ity. Ar. Ferry “ tally . “ Hprinsflftld BiaclwlPe “ Bhniwell “ SHvannah Ar. .lark ianylllo.i Plant 87s) . l*jp «>t-a| 14ip 6 itn! ki’Op:,? a^ij 2 lop 7 He FACULTY} t. Junes. I’rincipai- -j Ml** Anna Walker. Assistant’. Miss O. It. Bellinger, “ MUSIC. . Miss Edith Townsend. KIHDBnOSKTKX. Mis* Ramsey^ AKT DK I* ART MINT. MDs Ada Saunders. Prture* Da;* sail (llrl* far ftllrgt aid far Daslae**. The High 5ohool Department, which con sists of the eighth, ninth and tenth grades, la devoted to Instruction In the higher branches. English, Ficnrh, Gentian, Latin. Music, Higher Mathematics, Book- Keep lug, as well as nil common school branches, will be thoroughly taught..... ' The ruf»fi of tuition are: E chth (bade... 82.00 per month (4 weeks.) Ninth Grade.... 2.50 “ “ « Tenth Grade.... 3.00 *• '• “ Miisic 3 50 “ “ “. German LOO '* “ “ Kindergarten... 1.00 “ “ All ocher grades and subjects are free to pupils living in the Uaruwdl Graded School District. • - HPEI Life, Accideol sop Tuui 4 4Fp 5b<4(: c rn<! 7k«P H 1>V iruon i24tfp D&up ii2r> 1 27p SUOw .. I ^ ^ 7 7 sop 1 .. n 2 :)2n 3 45c 4 &'« 5 52a 7 (Xw iWjo 2:t7s 2 45). :i 0 * 8 ar ise 7 Um 8 41s o'-vn 10 is* 1115 7 Ufia :: 2tp 5 bin t) 25a 8 32a 8 Wu5u 286y vision over all puirtls boarding in town. For dress': For prospectus or further information od or W. II. JONES, Principal, GiH). II. Bates, Ch’ra'n B’d Wm. McNab, Sec’ty B’d. W. H. Townsend. Sleeping Gar Service. 'RxrcUeat >lally r.a»a:agor se/vice between Ftonda and New York. Nos. 51 and 52—New York and Florida Lim ped. Daily except Sugclay, composed excla- si rely of Pullman finest Drawing Room fclwp- Ing, Comrartment and ObeerraTpry Cars, lie- tis-w-n-New-Yorh, 0>inmb4aaerl HA.-Angnsttjny N.m. 83 an-184—New Yora au<l Florida Ex- pres-. Drnwlng-room a.eeplng cars between Augusta and N«W York. ' Pullman drawing-room sleeping car* be- lwt—u P*»yt- Tamna, Jacksonvine, Savannah Washington nnd New York. Pullman sleeping cars between Charlotte and Richmond. Dining ears between Charlotte and^avaunsh. No*. 85 and 3d—U. B Pullman drawing-room bn tween JuckirmvfDc aad _ , , . man s’eeplug ears between Augusta and Char lotte. Dining ears serve ail moals enroute Pullman sic ping car* between JacksmvUle and Columbia en route daily between Jackaua- ville *ud Claefainatt. na AjBbvilie. YRAKK 8. GARtNON, J.M.CCLP. Third V-P, ft 'Jen. Mgr.. _ Traffic Mrr.. Wsahinro". D. Cl yTnriiinirtro.D. 0 W. A. TURK. ’8. H. HARDWICK. Otn. Faoa Ag't.. Aa't Gun. Ffja Ag't., WuanU>*<ou. IX Ct Allania. Qw Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKV'ILLK, - - - - - 8.C Will be at his office In Barnwell every Sales day and Tuesday nnd Wednesday foBowlnff Will be at his Home office in Black villc ev ery Friday and Saturday, and will make ap pointments to meet patients at any of oat coDnty towRsbr eaHatthelr neiilnweea. 1 ■ «nr 1 am a fall gradaete of Philadelphia Dente College; have had seventeen year* active pm Deal experience, and can please you iu qualit* of work and price*. • LIGHTNIN0, 4 AND Live Stock INSURANCE. w^,r—At Lowest Rates !n— Strongest Companies Butler, Calhoun & Co. —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL. Charleston k Western Carolina R’y. Ci Augusta aud AshTille Shark Lina. Schedule in effect Dec. Kkb, 1309. - Leave Augurta. T. e Arrive Greenwood r* 4« Anderson........ ^ Iff Lunrcns 1- iff Greenville <1 Glen Springs I Ppartaubnrg . ffff Saluda «( Hendersonville... ffff Ashevtlle......... b:40a in 12:15 p ro ifllj p m 3:00 p nt 4.-05 p m 3:10 p n. 5:33 p m fi^'i p m r./Vk Wa' mm 1:40 P m • • • ••*•••• 0:10 p ak tett a aa 10:15 a m • • a * • *<• -'t» 9K)0 aua - T. M. OWENS, •> WATCH MAKER and JEWELER. Wmt.Esd Main St., BarxwKll. S. C. Ten years experience baa qualiOed me to do tbe brrt work and to guarantee complete att- Dfacttim. l^jF*Repairs executed with promptness and tflii-al' ft. Jrwdry ordered by sample. Prices • low a* M»v,l .airt- Wntl h 25 ctr. .5e l'."ne 10 eta (J Trice’s ix-ave Asheville......... “ Spartanburg..",.. “ Glenn Apringa.... M Greenville *• Lanrena., “s' Andenon Arrive Greenwood ^ , Aagustn. 830 a m 11:45 a m 10:00 am 12.-01 p in 1:87 p m 2: 7 pm 5:10 p m • •••aa ea#» 4:10 p a 4:00 pai 7:15 p a 6:35 a a OKX) p a 10:43 a a Leave ( alnoun Fallr.... Arrive Raleigh.......... “ No: folk “ Petervbnrg 4ri4 p m 2:16 a m 7;30 a m 6.00 a m • •••• •0*0+ • • • a a a • a e W Leave Augusta .“. Arrive AHcndaie “ Fairfax “ Temaasee........ Beaufort, “ Port Royal • •••*••••• • a « * a * • • • a -i * « » • *• • . . . . • • »-■*••• • a • a 1.-04 pa 6.C7 pa 6:20 p a T:£5p a 8:15 pa 8JO pa Leave Port Royal..-*... “ v'. Beauforv*...-..- “ Yiniansce “ Falrfex Allendale... Arrive Augusta... •<e a a a a • a aa j ^B BB/ a a a a # a a a ad | 7 A • BB 8:40 a ■» * •i . *1—• ^ ( lose eoon ^ , point* on 8. A. L. ami C. & ft. at Ppartanbcra with f • F«w any " T.M..