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For the next 30 days we will sell our Mammoth Stock of Clothing at 10 per cent, abovf* manu- factureiV cost. Come early and make a selec tion while the-stock is unbroken. A. Complete Line of Mens’, Youths’ and Children’s Cloth ing to select from. All new styles and latest patterns. , Our stock of Shoes is the most u]> to date line ever carried outside a regular shoe store ^amt we believe we can please any one. Try a pair of our Anti-Damps for Winter wear. Our prices in Dress Goods, ^Notions, Under wear, «^c. catch the customer. s We carry a complete stock (tf Groceries at lowest prices. Carry School Books of all kinds adopted by the State Board of Education. ; . > • Our Motto: Best Value at Least'Cost. * The Barnwell People RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. * . ;< In Ailv«ni:e, |»er Annum ’ On Time. •. TIIUUSI>aV, NOVEMIiku l.% MHKl. ft T>ie The .Resrulnf Communication* of iiphiony No. 17 A. 1 . K. ■. M. writ l>e hojjlatlhe n«a Ma^onlcTfiii' pin In well ui>on TliursiUv, on or next In-fore me lull moon in each mouth, hnatnnliiV at earl) uamlle light. Sy.pijrd«rof WV. M.\ H. P AMDiueON. Sncretarr. The regular meeting of Barnwell Lodge No. 10, Knight* of Pvthitm will be hrld at their Hall on Frlduy night at t)\ i^ciock. A full attend ance is requtwtbd. Br onlerof ’ * 0. \V. ilANVILLK. C. C. Win. MuNAB. K' R. Cotton seed trade lawful after I>c- cc tn bur 1 !*t. Barnwell County raised Pfcan nuts at <i. W. PatrU-k'n. Miss Itetre llrail'lord is vl*Uinj( sister, Mrs. J. (i. Uevkwith. her I A MAN’S OUTFIT I A VR01M1KT RIGHT. Prophet I I.. Attrwajf ha* . more aound weatlier sense than all the well paid •dentist* in Uncle Sam’s employ ment. Many weeks afro he told its th.it killing frost would come on the loth November, ami he hit the date esaolly■ ItotTTs nothing new for him to unravel the wcather maker’s plans. -. FAIRFAX LOCALS. We are very >flad to *av that Mrs. R.. L llu}{lies is able.to sit up again. Mi** IMal Is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Murdamrh wh" is very slek. Mr. R. F. Thomas has made more |*o- tatoes this year than jtveV before, the larifest, we ! |fhing’H pounds. Mrs. .1. .1. Young. Mrs. .fo*iali Igiad- holt and (laughter and Miss /.nil Load- holt’inade » pleasant visit t’o .Savannah last week. K. LeRoy Young.. Need not he extravagant, nor^even expenaive, hut It •hould be complete, correct, and in £ood taste*. That’s w hy our store has made such a big hit. Men’s Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, $7.50 to Knee Pants Suits, $1.50 to $28.00. The electhm Is over a week old, yet the Filipinos are still tlgliting. Prof. W. N. Marchant gave us a pleasant, hour Saturday evening. We were glad to see Hr* H P. Sear- srtti up from Allendale yesterday. Gen James W. Moore of Hampton js among this week’s prominent visitors. “ Syrup boiling and picking pea* are about the only farm labisrs yet uiiUnUh* ed. The acorn crop is very large this year and the crop of wild ducks will be ] fuir. -e ——■ Try some of that fine home msdo, HoOr. “Pride of Denmark,” at G. W. | Patrick's We sell Kttremely Flue t’lothing sod Furnishings » —- *mm * ■ *• * *- at Extremely Low Prices, and you may be sure that whatever Vou buy here is right. £. s. McCreary & co„ CLOTHIERS, Ft KMSJIKKS, 1IATTKK4, 716 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. . - K»v. K. A- •McJtowftll of MoutU>elP> ! visited H«rnwell relatives and friends jonMatiday. Judge Watts loves to work and Tis* : the happv faculty of making others [ keep uiovmg. the sh'Tt.ige of the late County | Treasurer was paid up on Saturday, ' with interest. ',<+ a ♦ a a a T# ♦ ♦ a a a >o ♦ 4- ♦ ♦ ♦ B r\ LUE v M ORE 1 BARGAINS B TW*lS»w4M*ee at the in Teacher*’ As-wiailon on Snurday was lessttisn expected. Mrs W.O. Johnson,of Atlanta, ac. r«>ni|>aiile<| bv her mm, la visiting her •IsWr, Mrs. K. K llafer*. All UarMwell was delighted tn see ami shake bauds with llaMlberj{’* pop* ulart lerk of Court on .'Saturday. Mr. Walter Green ef R. »rinarv the C<hi*i Line Monday afternoon wees'* trip to Pniiadrlphia and York. ... ELKO NEWS. The Poverty Party given at the Town Hal! ott the evening,of Friday the Bth by MI«x x Xaunie. Drummond in behalf of the aged ministers relief fund .was greatly epjoyed by all who attended. ’I'hey^realLzed quite a handsome little •ifm, Mr. Z. Fonts recertfly visited friends h^rV. yiiito a number of folks have gone to Augusta tldsjveyk. M r. J. Lee Cave and family spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mr*. 1$. F. Drutnmond M rs, H. Grimes left Friday to visit relatives near Lees] Mr, Leon Stanseil lias returned to the S. t ollego. A . Mis* Mattie Mathews is Visiting Mrs. J. R Hair.' Mr*. John Kamrner of lllarl*ville vis ited Mrs. George Lott last week. .Mi*« Janie stringfellow spent Satur day and Sunday in Ulackville. '1^1 K GENERAL SESSIONS. Tar* Bill* ARO-l’LKsa «>r Gi ilit. Can Beet* and pine Ajiple chunks, very tine, at G. VV. Patrick ». You will ilnd at O. W. Patrick’s some line old Santos CoITee; try it. GRAND JURY PREwEXTMEXF. ►J T-r-r- Watts, Presiding l lie state of South Carolln Owuntv of Barnwell. The H*rnw< .» *|.M-k of >11 (Ml Mill ha* the >tn>n seed It ha* rv , and that'* a *ur xf n tier W ot fertl- I have the best vi < *s|| llnv I other p**»- itiatiy batgaii ft 'X ' & - ' * A •*, /i ii loo. I »• Ir*--- i'' iso|*. WWfth •• iflPLfs. ispinwsi q M i»nm tffc - Black Hr'a’tded Wool Worsted for -mr ^for 'iwi aws Black Br-wtded Wool Wor sl INI AH-JYwti Blat'k Ca*hmere*si!k Finish, -to Inclie* wi ( h^ 7.'w " ' Crepon. If» ini In - w ol.-, |,,r . bo.- All-Wool Fancy Stri|>c I>n-«» Goods Its inches w ide Grai^tev ill* C. lloinc-puii ... R R. + Best Check * Wia Simpson Calico • 2 Spool* Thread for*..... ^ .. J.. , 1 Paper Pins for ;v . .* \ Children* Shoe*. • ; ....... from SOe A G«aal Dongola Button Shoe (Latliea*.; s ... A Good BufT Calf shoe (Mena) * hue "Ipieeti P»e**” Uadiea Shoes $2 ‘til • King Bee” Mena •* , • . a f.O utorslde Corset, |1 00. The only Corset tliat never breaks down on the sides I mean to give YOU the best values for the least money. Call and see me belore you buy. M. Lave* dor* • an gram rxperteu V that th* Spring a uf auUa pay » baaL. ‘Cthtll t met on md taliolslnl the votes ■ **t ent election, the total Vole, mty wa* vet v rrnwctable. iih*in, old Carotin* Mhllaiolj Alicodalc, w ** Inirned oft the , • together with all I 1 ante lint kl«OW4. dll itlst. at the re«i- I • IH'itbrr by Rev A. | Grubb* auj Mi** \ of Koscuiary Town- j •I M AM n * 1 rll f rirnd* bn i iully Inve«tig*tcd I •r waking !u Tmx I '* • . A* we go U* pre»* W edne*i)ay morn- f log tbc work ol the Session* i* nearly | completed. ‘I he remainder of the w cek w 111 ta-given to eqnitv cau«e*.. Court at W alu-rboro next week. • The Chain gang will tie near Cave* Church In Great Cypre*« in«vu*hip un- lUi' | nryTumr riir^t*f Ther-wt»1 tmirn iM »i»ti itr*: 7>U*g TT I tic | Ion's place in S'caniorc Township. 7)1- 4S,-. tail* lie To tlie Hon. K. C Jlidge: The Grand Jury 1»eg leave to report. We have pii-sed u|m>ii al! of ilu bill* fLn;-of hnn.WUmrM till' 1 ■■■ »-> ANfr n-iTimmetol n«v Increase of salar- le* of Con n t v olliccr*. We «tit| urge uor former r«-t*nmnieiM|- ation a* to a tire proof building 'or the puhlic record• of the Count V. Hie room* occupied by the Clerk are entirely too small and the record* uf hG olll.-e re- quire iiion* \\ r n. -.itiiuieiid the etuplhvBirnt of •nme fomp-*,ti-iit |>ersoti by the Grand Jury wtm-e duties shall t>e a* fc«-..in- nieiidcd bv J. A. Tobin in hi* rci>ort hereto attactie’d, and that our rrprrsen tit,vr* In the Legislature lie requi -led srg- to enac. a law authorising •och em- bad i plot went ami providing fur hia cum * sign uf I peii*alh»n. v ^ * 1 ii"Wfe'r-*ricOTd onr Thriller report a* i/aitroad crossing* we rcfieat our rei - - , | —Bitutnilathiti therein i*oritalne<| and re- *’ ’’w 1 ie*t solicitor t*i take up *anie at otu-e. W e recoiumeiiit to our rep-esenta Thc(*rand Jury found True Bills against tlie*fol)ow lug tlofeudanta; - Johil Peacock—Grand Larcenv.1|plea ded guilty and sentenoed toone yearjiti' public worlu of Uui County or In the 'iVnltehtiury ) S. W illiam Have*-Murder. WlillHin'Smith, Kd 'Page, Jim Kof>- erta' Willie GreMti- Car breaking and larceny (pleaded guiliy'and sentenced, •S,tnlth to two years ati'd jbia par liters to Di moijrli* on chain gang-) Jesse Magratli—^Turder. Peter Siniills—Grand J.arecny, —■ Nathfiniel W. WeekTey—Murder. _ M illedge Gloster—JtSsfj^rdy.». David Freeman—Lajceiiy from the person, Elliott McCreary—Murdfer. Paul Walker—Murder j John Bradley—Hourfe Breaking and Larceny! pleujjled guilty, sentenced to H tuonlhs at hard latior.) Wesley Jefferson—dhooting into a railroad car. wniLam McCreary—Assault and 1-at- tery wfth intent to kill (pleaded guilty sentenced to tine of $1(U or ftn days on chain gang.) - Allen Kiitri pleaded gtfiltr to charge of forgery—senteneeit to one year at hard lipior. Sam Montague and Pink Brown— Disposing of property tinder lien. June Mulligan—Murder. . VKitnirrs and SK.v’rxscK#, -Ben Hallonq.uivt, Aleck Lawton Ciiargmi I The see...... , ,a mlatnal imviug been enteied at. the previona term) occupied the .Court 't'liursdav ami Friday, ami resulted in r a vrnltct of n»t guBty. -tirthts case 15 witnesses wore examined for tfw*.; Siata.* and 2d for ttie defence The argument* of Bates and Simms and Davis for the defence and Aldrlrl\. and Heni|sr«iin fyr the prosecution were exceptionally thorongli. logical and exhaustive pre- seuCi.tion* of their op|»o*Ua position*, and added fresh di»tiucrion to their well won reputations. Wesley Jefferson vva* found, guilty amt sentenced loft months at'hard Ta bor. 8. William Eaves wa* acquitted. J. M. Ashley wa* found gulltv with [ recopimeuiMtion to mercy on charge of grand, larinmy. . David Freeman, Not Guilty, Uarce- | ny from the person’ Jesse M i'gratli, Gui'tr of matulaugh- , ter with reconiui-mlation to mercy, 1 /.cnicni f—i y inr* in Pet-Beorvarr. ' "t ' Kllint Md r.-arv. Guilty of man- | • lainrhler, •fnlcticc .1 years in the Pen itentiary. • The jury could not agree -iDon a ver- J diet In t*a*e of John vv iltia, . hargisi with murder, and a mistrial wa* enter- • -*#3* —* Ilismark'a Iron Nerve Wa* tlte result of hi* splendid health. All ntr^on* am hereby it I idomiuhle will and treinenikm* euer- | treapasa upon the Ian '* r»f gv are llhrfHTtnd where stomach. Liver, , sfgiK.d hy Hunting Bird*. Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. | S'tH'k, or Taking Wood or If you Walittliesn qualities and the *ue- mcs* they bring, u*e Dr. Klng’aiXew' Life Pills. They develop every power of bruin phd body. Only ioe. at. .1. M. 8m|th’a, AVIlJiston, ti—<1, and D. K. Briggs & Co., Blackvlile, 8. C.„ l>ruggi»ts. Money to lend a* 7 percent. Liberal term* a* lo payments. RobL Aldrich, Attorney. ( Slprj of n Slate. To he himnd liaiul an<l foot for year* by the chain* of disease is the. vvipM form of *TjFw rv. (,«i iV*- 1». illiums, of Manchester. .Mich., tells how such :t slave was made free, lie s;tv«: “Mv vvife'ha* b«‘n so lie)ple*s for live years that site timid not turn over In lie,I a lone. After Using two bottles of Elec tric Ritters,she i* wonderfully improve ed and able to do her own work.” This MiprfMtie reuu'dy for female iii*eas«* quiidtfy cure* nervousness, slceple**- ness, melancholy, lieadache, hickache, fainting and dir./.y spell*: 'This pdracle working uiediclne i* n god send to weak, sickly, run down people. Every In,tile i*guaranteed. Only fiOceillN, Bold by J. M. Smith. WillUton, .8. C., and C.K. Briggs'& Co. Blackvilie, 8. C., Driiggish*' , 'r Day or by Night. Any and all p«r coiumittitig aueh trespasses alter (l dale will bo prosecuted to the full lent of the law. Isaac A -Dvcbes, W. H. XI*. McD. Ettbnuko, II. A. Bimtll. II Ida. 8 C., Oct. 22(1. I IKK). S* ft illl Hun three horse farm, open land, plenty of timber pud paarurage for plae», six in I IPs North of Rlaekvlllt, three miles from Southern K. K. at \\ ha ley, 8. * Two good framed terf* anf. hnnyes, brick clyimneys and two good frail,ed barn*. Place in good state of cultivation, 22.*, acre* in tract,' Price $1.200 cash. For further partlo- ulnrs write - J.J. .STILL * Polxer, 8. C. ' il took f»r a New HOLDING CO T TON. Farmer* desiring to hold cotton will do «ell to see me. I am prepared to reeci-vc, ship amt -More a try—quarnttw: and will make liberal cash advanccrnot) most favorable terms. J. A. POKI ER. FARM LANDS FOR BALE Twenty thousand acres of Barnwell County (arih lauds lor sale in tracts of various »i/.c*, ar~mo*t reasonable price* and on favorable terms. K<>r particu lars call on or coriespond. with f ' J.O Patterson. Attornev at loiw. itaruwell, 8. O. NOTICE OF Ff VAT. SETTLEMENT. ’The Undersigned, Admini«fratnr o F.statoof .lo(ii|^ty,«i[r<T Cone, deceased hereby give* notice tlut lie w ill apply to the Judge of I'rt.liale for Barnwell Coin-tv,on SiPnrdar, the 21th day of November. ISliO, lor n Final settlemens of said K-tate, and a discharge from hisollice a* Administrator. J. M GRAY, Adininislrator. Oct. 10th lot it. Money to leivIp TiN i'lPROVEDT’ARM LANDS. or term* &r. applv in (lerson' U* It. A. ELldS, Attorney at Law, Barn’wcl!, B. C. -FOR- 1-5 Goods - ~—rax, t', mi am np-4Ve WH-h W. T. I I rrtWwn At Cosk^ry & Hunter's, AUGUST A, G A. M llledge Glo*ter wa* convicted, ^ w wy »• 1 \ A number of case* go over to next 1 ^ 1 a™a aTIO l«rui. • Simms Pro!lie Upland l.ong 8tsp!e Col'sm Seed ar« nowr for *a'v at $2 IS> |ter liii*heL AU who have u-ated this | new ami valuable variety are cottiplete- 'Tb« tirsn.l Jury suhmlited It* pre- i ly satisfied with the prnlltahia rX|>rrl- M-uiniriit on s (tutiUv and w.«* dl** | meiiL L'hargwd. Mrs. W. Gilmore -1 in ms, Barn Wr If, ft' r.~ Ten additl nnal |N*tlt juror* fmm the •even mile box were draw n on Jlonday. The 'Veil Broil, Well Fed Pride of tbe Prslrle Hnrse*, Mare* and Mnlea that I have bandletl lor several seasons In the complete satisfaction of my cus tomer* win he.kept on tale all the year round at the Hill Top Stables, li.vnstvrt u ii-C. Si- - - a »bt« e|rmirr«-and the vrnrli required wf theei, •( hey are gilt edged a* to g'" M l qualities ami are >oh| at free aliver price* Befnte hnvlnr caH and see tbn choicest pick of the prairies. CTIAULIK BROW N. Aiskxt. Barnwell, 8. <J. —" --- -* ■ - - ^--- - rr - . ’ Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACK VILLK, ..... s. C The memhers of the Grand Jury | drawn to*erve next year are T. J. Grubb*. Willie Hair. G. E. Birt. W. A. 1 McUemor*, llsnry Bailey, K. II. Ben- Wi! erv V 1BOO - Bargains! lie at hi* offl id T wtsatav i Mr at Jdaii Ulav and *a lei ts to no t'.wrs or ra 'elr Ramwell eyeri Salas it'd W erlnrarlajr fot 'iwtB^ cue oBks la Ulsel ribs ea unlay, ead wtU aia) r *|s- ■ faUi-M* at any uf owl tlrr* In th a law reqi I. ■r l M ijor Ixlar put on exhibition at thi* TflHee lii«t 'Wk a wreath uf sweet pota to IiIimmii*, fj^ibe edification of Col. I.. W. Ymin^^. the cotton king of th- county, hut a nimbler a* to tlm leality uf such hiossoms.* « o,- ...... 1c to $1 23 Pair. W. M. ALTMAN, BLACKVII.UK. S. 0LD AND NEW. At the OLD stand and on the OLD right principles that have won for me the confidence and patronage of-so many good people ['Open the Fall campaign with ; * New Stocks! New Methods! me I and NEW resoltHion to prove myself worthy of the generous support given in the past and of the greater expectation* oT the future. Having largely increased floor space by building an absolutely needed additi to my former store I now have ample room todisplav my stocks and to niatf shopping a pleasure and ^plight to the Ladles and a constant enjoyment to th] sterner sex. My stocks aredhe largest in all lines that I have ever handled, and the choi cest and completest ever brought to BJackville. Examination of goods and price* will convince the most cautious and critical purchasers of the absolute truth of these, claims, ami prove that In no interior Southern city, town or vil lage can Bolter Bargains, more Beautiful Goods or more. Hard Pan Prices be found. Mr J7J Ksy, the champion wheat grower, give* u« the g.to,| new* that on 1 Npur Branch this season’s acreage of HSc | the golden grain.will 1 be larger than | the las: crop. The Spur Blanch farm-* er» are wise in this day and generation. Mi** Ethel Moore, daughter of Mrs. VV. R. Moore of Barn well, died on Mon day night, after a few days illness, aged about Id year*, in this great and Mid den sorrow the sincere sympathy of many fi lends goes to the bereaved fam- ilv- . . Miss Florence Mlchalson of Blark- villc, S. C v who Is visiting relatives in Sinnx City, Iowa, enjoyed » privilege on Tuesday last which U denied the fair sex’ in South Carolina, and em braced the opportunity and put In a vote for Win. J. Bryan.—Fairfax En- teeprise. Coroner Xevils held an inquest Mon day on tbe body'of an unknown ne gro man found some 15 feet from tbe Southern Railway track just beln Kline. The ba«e of the skull was fr^o tured. The jury returned lit verdict ac cording to the above facts. * It is sup posed that the stranger was beating his way to Columbia. Hfl*b»:tire that thrv eti, a ll,-eii*e of fCrftO fix un all dealer* In cigarette* aud i gapeite palter*. We ret-ouimend liiai a levy of three mill* Will l«r •erti. ieul to |>av oorcstlCV- IV exi>eii*c» ami that no greater aunt be levied. IVe recommend Gist the Solicitor lake ne«*e**iry step* (*• ■ecuro the amount title out roil>11 V IVV llies-ouotV of 11**11- lierg, and that he inve*tlg«t* the mai ler In relaiiow lo the ahortege of the Dt*|>eo*er at Ariendiilc and to take •licit step* a* he thir.k* tie«c«*arv. We lind that tbe jail nc.tl* a stove and the heater should lie repaired, and I w* *o recouiniend and all neceasary re- pair* p> l*e aticndevl lo at oiM*e. We find that a covered p'a//a twentv I fonr ft—t long ami six tc-t wide is nei*es*arv t*, lie built to each of the |mor house* Tori he protection of the build ing and the inmate*, aud we recom mend that it be done at once. We r~> onitnend to *11 of the good dta weens of Barnwell U'nuptv that they use their Infliiemtran I l>c«l elfort* lo sup- prnaa gaiuhlintt-auJ oUter-.-erm—, and III! ra^TliiMI IHB lUlliirTTT the 8c**iou* l onrts uml iniptove the moral »tamlinF7if the commnnlt.V. We hereto attach the special report of J Allen Tobin, oneof our juror* de tailed to' iuvcstigr.tc the record, to w lilch wc a«k the atteojlon and consid eration of thl« houorablo court ami th v younty oflicinls. In conclusion we respectfully tender to your Honor <Mir *incere thank* for your |H>IUe ami conrteou* treatment of our bodv and assure you of onr high appreciation of the .vide an.I business like manner in which you have con ducted the business of the court..’ Respectfully submitted, •I. Allen Tobin. ForeniNii pro tern. mu. —J Mr J. A. Jankln*, foreman of the (•rand Jury, wa* taken sick oil tbe la*t •lav of Ilia Hireling of tin* Grand Inrv, ■ but during his presence all bill* wna I |.a»*e,| U|N>n aud *•• presented to tbe I ('ourU The general piraentmeliC wa* I gotten no with J. Allen Totdu Foreman I pro tein and w a* a unanimous act on tha p*rt ol it*e Gtatid Jury. * Just Received a lot of Broken llorae* and Mule a* represented and guarai good a* have ever been >outh Carolina. Floe, Well, i, warranted teed (•• be a* brought to II af th *lr of Phi lade If 4i' > \ • t f| \ mfW *t ranphata yra n FVbUb| ITr |»f #> Buggies • and ■ Wagons: -Wi ^i. c. p, Dill, FOR 8 ’ I.F.—I wide tito jer*av wag on, I Rork Hill I'uggy anil harnea* and | to *ee me I line latge bar horse, eight )eara old. fj wnrk\•Ingle anil tloulde, gentle, sou Ad ' .and strong Applv lo 8 E. t'rewlto* Oct. Idth, Us*i—LI THE The liest ma,|e In thw United Stale* 1 const.uiL v in *i,M-k. All olfete-i at prn-ee that will make Iheut go. Come I’ll do the rest.' A KFX>ERY, W ItllaU'U. A. C New York Life Insurance Go- The Law of God Commands and Human Law Requires Cy.A: RAaxwgLLAxn Wilmst*** I.wl l Le at mv Kainwill oRiew al the Halford House on th* lir«t Mond»y ami Tuesday of the first and, Ivurtta weak* In each month, and iungef by ■pcclal etig.tgernent. * * At W||jisi4>n ofHc* oa tvery Friday and >aturdav. I am also prepared to do Dental work pt your bomea anywhere )■ Uarnwcli Cmiutv. THE PRETTY STORE. The ijxlie* are vopliattv Invited tn call at IIh- 1‘rett) inn-, inm.rilj' M<-Xab* Uaaket More, JackMMi Stoat, Hart'WeU, si.,1 to ma with iln ir «wn le-autv living eyia the wralrh of lovely a** *ls Kstliered from ail art Mind tb* Hiumpgs Mhi ^^xicrid flu: proviNion aTter hbx. death* Life Insurance provides the means—the safest, most- reliable means in existence. ^ > . Then, too, trie re’s the additioHaPadVantaire of provide •injij for one’s own old aj^fif death doesn’t come-early. A Twenty-Year Endowment Policy in the New York, Life, the Strongest Financial Institution in the World, is the best means to accomplish this T 'doubld object. Fill up and mail me the coupon below and I will send you illustrations of cost and results at your age. COUPON. ^ri J piLUiuickiirtjaL MHptLkA, ■4MM n nst 1 c sf-m ttcha sppfWchBadTlt vast varirtv of urtlstlc crvalloBs, all Urs-fula* ornanVnlul *n,I ralcdalrd to mak* tundrada ,»f hoim-s )>•)>{4« r and Inorc ts-Mitlftti.* th all Itsmwpll tfirre l* t;,, such' dis[>lav as this, m.g nowlw-rv In (Im- w.irld will d Ptti* tnonrv makw mwmuuh. tuusliina la wouou> hvans and hotix s. (•ctiilcincn is-rmltted to Lor also. I*i*i'I forget 'he I'lr.i.c and don’t mlrs catt ing wben \mi visit liam.wrll. It la th*. p, ail of the place and you must see foT VonrsrHVrs. ‘ ‘ ‘ S' Mitt. Jo 1C >1, SAB. ciioKl MY DIRECTORY: In my origins! store I carry a^uperb Stock of Staple ami Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Tin and Crockery Ware, Ac.. Ac., Ac., too numerous to be catalogued. In my new addition ,1 offer Boot*. Slioei, Clothing, Hats, Caps, ,Cloak*. Capes and a vast variety of goods need ed in every household and suited to ev ery taste andjevery pocket. « All goods were bought from first class hands, not;! It rough Jobbers, Shrt^arr not priced u> protlt inUdie-men as well us makers and myself. That saving goes to my ccsumters, _ r - The,sp rial attention of the ladies is asked lo tlie fine«t line of Dress Goods, Hlik*, Satins, Cashmeses, Woolen Good*. Laces, Einbroideries. Ac.,ever brought to BlackviUe, fabrics riLimjiig_liLprice frumadJaLuU. Ji> $2 00 per yard. In Foot Wear I am So e Agent lor the Famous Hamilton Brown Shoe*, the largest Slmc House in the United State*, aud in all men's wear, Clothing. Hat*. Ac., I auriMispproachahle. My Good Friends and I’atron* and the General Public are cordially invited to -call aud ere foiTheuisetyes before btiying-’auything aher*. *», , • H. D. STILL. Miss Jennie Pate's flourishing school at Greenland rendered the following pMigramme admirably before an appre ciative audience on last Friday even ing: 1. Chorus. 2. 'Dialogue by six children. J. Recitation by McLucrin Greene*: 4. GeUing too big to kiiis, by Pearl trouble* that may exi«t and required to I Holland 5. M usic. »i. "The doll's/funeral.” by Alma „„ v Dicks. * r 7. RedtHtioir bv Belle Anderson. 8. "Nobody’s child,” by Edna An derson, tt. Music. “Kh "Tlie little tormenH,” by Norman . Anderson. ^ - , 1). Recitation bv Ro*a Grwenet- . 12. "God blesNinir achooi,” by Marie Holland. » 1.1. Music. 14. '‘Sewing society,” by the old go*L •ipa. 15. M i**ic. . ' 10. -I he little school,” by Pearl Greene. I,. Recitation bv Belie Anderson. 18. Play entitled 'Gelling Kcadv .'• If*. M usic. "93. N<rru Farce. • MR. TOBIN H MltrORT. The following are the mote impor tant points in Mr. J. Allen Tobin** re port, that are not contained in the pre sentment:. Salaries—County Superintendent of Education. $400; Treasurer, II,250; Auditor. 81,100; Clerk, f1.2:13.20: Sher iff'§800; Supervisor, $1,000, reduced; Probate Judge, $500; Master, $000; Coroner, $250; Jxiler, $208. Recommends Increase of salaries of Jailor and Sheriff, and perhaps other*', especially the County Treasurer. The Sheriff receives less in proportion to ! taxable prbperty tiian almost any Sher iff' of any County in the State County Funds—On Oct. loth fund due hy estate of the late A. F. Free, $5,553.02; by present t rea*iirer $2.418.07; County purposes since rtisbursed, $1,- 380.83; Fo? schools, $4,323.57; since dis- bureed. $i;214.4I. * Fire 1’roof Vault—That County dele gation a*k appropriation from County Board at it* January meeting. That a competent person he employ ed for the purpose of carefully examin ing into the different county offices, \viio*e duties It shall he to correct any further more that lie be required to examine the ff * < a Dei a I department at least once a year, slid tiiwt our delegMtiori he re quested to have enacted-law requiring this to be done anntiwllv. M agistrate*—That M agistrate* John * | *nt) and Kay have Hied imtnihiy reports ' as required hr law, and that line* have I been paid'U* the County Treasurer as: TtOllow* P. M. BCCKINLII \M. Accnt. Bamwel!. 8. r. Please send me u sample of Twetit)-Year Endow ment Policy, with illustration of and results at. ' ' 1 Aok Amount.. ; - v . V _ 1 •*.-.v.. t Apphksn •cost HO RT POPS IL F. BUI ST, ATTORXEY-AT LAW, BT.ACKVILLE, - - - 8. C. tffrnt fur Karnnrtl Cnsnt, far (hr imriiraa Uond Trial Cuw^aMf of Malttwerr, is prepared to furnish bond* for Exae- ntor*, AdministralotM, Guardians, Trustees, aud all public officers. CliarlestOB k Western Carclica R’y. Co Augusta and Ashville Short Lin*. "Schedule in effect Nay f7th, 1 Ix-nVje -CAN MEET WTTH- A T BI.ACKVILLE, S. C. ; I have a large and varied stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which I reduced to ewceptionally low price*. . have Denmark Marnwcil arrive Ammsta ........ Leava Aif.rusta Arrive (in enwood ** Anderson.. “ l.anrcns..:...... “ (ifeenville “ Glen 8[ Hues *: 84«;irtanburg “ 8tduda. Hend'crsotaillc... “ Asheville.. A ..... Leave Asbivl'k'.. •• SpuriuidxtrK “ Git un Sptings.... “ t n-envilfe *■ *• • Lftnrrn* ff AiKlec-on ....... Artlve (•irvchwood Plain and Plaid Double Fold Dress Goods worth l >c. at ICk 2(k. at 1>c. ^0er-at-2fcr 5.4N a nt - li 15 a ml 7.M »_n»i iciottm (Jd'oM* 12:15 0 111, 5:35 ® » ...10:15® m 1:20 pm.. . * .'t.-Hl p m 93X) • 4:05 p mj 3:10 pn.;. 5.33 p m • 0:03 p I 7l00pi»| 1 s-jo ami.... . 11:45 nm 4:10 p ys I,, ^0 »nt! 123)1 p 4:00 p m 1 1^57 pm, 7:15 p ta .. .0:35 a m 7 p nt; OAO p m H P llllll.i^pp *» (* reefi w ood." ’Arrive Rulctirti^ Norfolk-.. PxUnbr.nt... r ^0c. Dress Goods reduced to 40c.^-and so on up along our line of Dress Goods. 27 inch Outings at 4 1-2 cents per yard. Ocipcst ever oliercd. llammet. $151 *25; ttrahham, 150.40' Ulmer, $85 7o; Ray. 977 05: Jtduttmr 1 $257.i«>; Hollv, $7o.h5; AH, $25; Dun bar. 912.10: Wort lay. $15- ' A* the b»-*t utaans, in his opinion. (4* . reduce county ex pen*** Mr. ToOln rer- ottditend* that (La rf»*in gang ha 'ahol- islieti. that road ov*r**era hr not paid , for their *up*rvl«toa of (he , and (bat ioalwwd of id a hsiiierv ^'lu(tni*trs*ton of e>a»>k^ affaire ha aw- j ("t j truaied U> Hire* «-«-wr tjf ro«aiBSioai«scara ( MV* t • oe oust at ilk* prevsooa ») •taw,. Check*, Shirring* arid 8 bee ting* at mill'* pr%M»*.' clolhing. alf »i/e*, »tvle» and color* reduce,I frony 10 to 20 jmt cenf. * . 8ln»es, Hat*, l ap*. Underwear, Jcapa ami Jean* f ant*, ^cheapest ever known; Furniture, Stoves, Wagons, Rock Hill Buggies Syracuse Double Plows. and ALL KINDS OF FIRST CLASS GROCERIES. 4 »nd «• )< for* v<hi bay and 1 bare* k wit) coavii that I can (Farrell's Obi *ua4.j “ Ti^limouii Lc ve Anguatw ;i Arrive AIhsulals. ..... . “ , KnirGx “ YeniTcNs. J , " BCmfuri “ Test Roy.-d. .A Leave P«rt It'iyal....... “ Btitafttn,'.. . .1 1 Ycni((>s»e | “ 'Fairfax....;..;*. “ AtViutxie, Arrive Ac.?wKa.. CV pot'its «a 8. 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