Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r The Barnwell People..' wanrirr smt tn ilinf* oxf»*nf a* though ltr7 H.T*. JlHirrw, fwrnwrty R*M*tant H>f»N|itrrrnliri South ('ffrolin* Rnlhvav at . v tit . . RtftMiwnrrviir aouin < f ^Ak t A>. J AU.'X l I..,.. l .iJiiUw.AU t».^U ,, ' U'li: <u l, tnirtf-xt^rr *hrt ■J. LARWKST CorM’Y CllMTliATfON. m ’ FiSI»A V, .1 A NT A U V 7, 1 The (ilorlons Kew AN ni ’x rtny is hecoiuiii^ to tlo* owlot ' il riti/,»>n w lint tin* I'minli of .I.ulv iisimHo bo to tho wbito folks. OnTri- (1'iv tho oolobrntlori of . KiMntici|iHtion I'xv hpou^ht a tuiillIttKlo to llaruvyell. t'hiof Swan ostiruafoi] thoir nmnbor at tivo|ity-Hro hundroil all tohl, mon, w o- mon nml rhttt|ron. Th.'y had a loin; M oooswlnn, a soocch Iroiu FoyiiiOjii'l’ K.-« Smith, of Aikvn, anjl a x°oil f'mu* no- rally ■ EjcoeihoR. hrilor was'kopt. Only ono rtfeost was utaih* (luring tho <la/, aniKoKl^vTi’tijn was n towTT-djy.eilor. Tho <»’ <)■f*- »as iout^aiM/.otl for thy I'oinifijr t v ampaT><4y, tho ('hiitou Ij’ypvii.lotl, That nothing; -heroin mIihII onaiyr stuth tuarrloU wonuiii to hoooino an nooouiimniiUaoii omlorsor, KHiirantor or ■Miioiy, tior shall she ho liahloon any promivi* to* pay tho doht or answor for tho-ilofitult or inuhility of any other pi r-on; and provided further that the iin.sliatid shall not he liable for the debts of the^wife oonttaotod firior to, or al'tor thoir tnarria^e, except for nee- eossary support and that of thoir minor ohihlri n rosidlni? with her ” . Soot ion‘J. That Seetion 1 of an Act 1 i.l it led " A n Al t. to doolaro thr law ro- TTHTiTiii^ the soparato osiuto of married women,” approved InvcijMier 21, 18H7, he and tho same is l;orohy*roppalod. jrrrfWfnPT HlatcIfyJLUu ARencv, on account of his he loyal atw obltjtatory, and may T-jn iir litt^urtT ' r j-i o n “ . ! ,,e enforced.:at Uw wjn oquhj by or jAhirniu^h RoquainUnco with junctional J,13. W. WME3, Editor I Pim r. :u:ul "* 1 n, * r r lc<l h y bu«lnef«. Mr. S. S Turner, wh., ban - * 1 1 “r ‘ • ^ow n fiaimv^aimit from bor husband*: The governor Speaka. flov. T4Umaru>|)i“nt several days with Senator I rhy in Laurens last wetjk. No was s< r.mailed and made a speech, wing hohig eoin’ldoloiy siiasyvttl nnilor. Notes nml No Kdltor tlun&alos, of d'ho .SflKp, sa.v> that ‘‘kissing is unknown in thovfivr Kasl. ‘‘(jo West, y-ming m m.” r.d .Tlimes A. 11 ny t ha.a~re j ol ntul tho tiie Whiolt has oi oatod a-oonsidorahltr son- sa.Utm. ^diic Knurr.nsville iierfttd, a oousistont administration paper, tc- 1 press g.\n« having honght ..Uro-t*nvi!ie K-titorpr^-irnrb -ytntt’rrrntn^ for from Mr. .lohnT-. Hailey, who has boon connected, with the paper .'J2 years. „ • iV- rk has* been suspondod upon.the < roinson rolio-M* htiiluiiigs. and ThaT iostitntioti will’ not* hr Opened trrxtr spring.Rowing to tho Isaid Hines tin LoiiUlaturo made, no aptiropi iotion to dttdp it. For the same i>;is oi vorj it. For tin* s:ini' ; i many who had regi-iere- for admis-ioti would m>! have, been 5d*t tu attend, and tin* people w ill liot kick much over tho delay. K. («.* DuiTSi Co. report the* failures 'I i the United .States iu-t year at 12,271 against !n.(i(»7 in Isii;). The numher is the largest, si tee I s *7, wholi they be gun to keep loent. The ainount, piH),tMm, was neatly llu* satin* as in I s !* i. The rumor i- revived that the I.<mis- vilh* mihI Nashville system will soon se'Mip the South Carolina JUiilway. Till* fix d crops of h.st year in the l till ted State* were w*<tlt f T n,:i*si,i.r.ii r »piTT* ih'tfw ] .nd ha- miTvhio • 1 | • r ei hi. In pt o 0 v ithin the la-*t twelve inoiitlis, on »c- roiint of good crop* anil f;;ir prioos. A inp|«* 4>| v oars ago Hi * farm o.,rn »h e»u«‘* it was rhoapi r ( tlriu eo * Northern lie publican* wore given •ap ot •* Merrv Chrisluias and w Year” by the “make or w * liein'KTats. Xewhrrry *»th«erver imtinis n oniv three of the twontv. live ree cnilalioiiM of tiuv. 1 Hi man w*-r pert* i: as follows; “\\ hotlior In* had pleased the |M*ople so.far or -not. hi* had discharged tl|j* ini- [mrtaut triTsis oontidod to his keeping to the"u»most of hi* ability and as he •oneeived to he hi*, duly. Ile said tbat hiU' at the end of the tirst ytar’s *er- \ ioKas (iityornor souio of the pledges for rolWin liail been redeemed, so -hsoh to igiitMai '"snyrlf^nrstr Ti< his fau+h— liKtrrid th'in ulufiiTg the eanipaign last yKar that he could do nothing unless the\seloet'*d a la gisla* tun* that would sustiaKdiim. The peo ple had a right to i xpoKL that more would he done than had haiNb on done InHio t ogi-latlire in nu- tioti of refttrm. lie said he had r mended a reduction of salaries - ; a go railroad law ami one or two other im portant measures. The*etti* l.ogisla- tiire had failed to adopT, and the re- spoiisihLIity must rest where it proper- i\ helongsr; The < iovemor snid he had been unjtisUy assailed by tin* opposition press ol the Stale because ho w iltiheld Ids signature from the Joint Resolu tion < xunidtnff’ the time for ptiying taxes, lie explained his reasons for thus aeting. Me said when the Kegis- jhjtute adopiod the measure in question, he went to the State Treasurer and in quired concerning the state of the fl- nauefs. Tin* Treasurer informed him that a large sum of money had to he forthcoming to pay Hu* January inter- e-t on (he public indebtedness and to pay current expense*, and flint this sum was not then in the Treasury. He knew he could fiohl the hill hut three I day* without action, ami ns In* never intended to veto it. the hilt would lifi- iTi it iTiuTng lTie three day lie held the II hr< net | ppy ak” fit »4lV ume Paiierj^ ^ si hv 4-he-4T'*woew4 A * *ei#iIdy . fj' ’ • t’otton la done for. lie vcrs | Ihoiig •row ued desjHit on the W esterf j S<»;||J| thi* yv ar cnLcis i 4. thep lilt' it j:it< •lie of self 'en*h»n of all ola *<*s interested .railed !*V the \Mgi»s*X < •Otott If] g* to- im c* ill that eh .»t. to cooperiU» with a* .«n'era and Alllanee nicti In f t'og soi..i* effect I ve plan |i» ce ro’ton acreage a^ul n liev i oa n sting mi theagrict c »*s i f ihe South. Th • K 'reti *e rimes not Jainc* F«. Orr. of (Mceuvil ernor. Ilei-a uiighlv g-sxl d a •nut f 11 i I f r< hi ill im*r c Ih in $ lon iitm of tuxes wa* 4* • II* •jet. tl II c knew the condition of t he • le 1 t| 1 * •.•i»«UI * of a «h'»rt crop a 1*1 low piic 1*4 r :nd did not intend to f. ir: !u r« q.pr. *•* them hv vetoing the hi ill 1*1 C' ae»|« 1 tai l-pavi :ig time; but it a* all**! k J..I l*. * r le h**H*-**tf v to col he! ev* •*l tlolf U" ti hat < ••Mild Im* eo!Iceteil be- It •r** tin* i 1 ltd. it! f i ,* |.n ‘ i«*ni year, aa the Cl •ed III of .the St tl il* ill!!* 1 Im* protected. r I.** Col eritn r :tl lilflttl :i!«'» to th** un- <* .iT i ilPTi •d VTl TtlTtuj itioll 1. .r.iix-J U|M>nhint j. !;>• t*| idr 0 * 1 ii it ti plC“ front the March < 1 t f I ’oil t *• til pro*.* nt t n l ‘.ii that Hi hffi * *.r t . I**- n ~«n ‘ick *, lilll] l WU;i!«-v cr t* CKlAi ultk* >ha«l '<1 hi o» 4*» * ^**r i ** 1' ‘1 j. ,»u f mm VI toil t be d e»*iii*‘il iiml «v a* C* 14*1*14* * hi* • ilnt V. Ue had only rt •tit C*l»|* t lot the ' Unit * cur* and big I,' tsn**! • ol II i‘k< ii.-hi 'l.i' have ir iTTn-j 1 ami -mipf g at Id* ti**< * H *» 1 ’it im .in *1 \ ei'i plain !v that he would in * 11 i h- rtif 1« 1 (ol ■ re-eh -t*iion,-and that hr • Hl 1 1 Ih** n ta <k !•> Hi** mark—tell th $* t n.Ji . 'id ‘It line th' 1 1 • h* vi1. Ai tin* COl 1 •III**! on ot the Gove-imr** •h In • e i . >qi idlv r 'herretl. Three ,.1. 1 « u * •rc t. "ll ofT.-rc 1 f*ir “Tillman. so long served the company with tire less fidelity, is eytitiriiied ns assistanf ago ut with his former salary. Justice d- H. Hurekhalter held a pre liminary examluntioji Inst week in the case of the State vs. I. K. .Simmons, charged with shooting and killing CufFee Cave, colored. There was evi dence enough to require his commit ment to jail for trial. His attorneys; Patterson k Holman, will apply to Judge Jamea Aldrich to-day for bail. Th* Oirtfervant Woman. -• H A person who make's it a |K>int tc study other people can form unerring conclusions," remarked the observant woman to her companion us they sat hi tho street car. : —- -r;-;*:- ^ - ulndeedy" replied tho latter, with in terest. ‘‘A’i>e, indeed! Nn'v npHco the girl across the aisle. Or ill nary people would see nothing sixk-IjU alanit her. hut l can Jell that she is a convent bred girl.” “How can you fbll that?" “My the way she holds/li^T feet on tho flcKir. You. notice her left foot is set squarely down. Tho right one is at an angle to Hie left, ami’ with the heel placed midway between the left heel and toe; Convent girls are al ways trained to sit with their feet That way. Now, I'd Is* willing to wager my week’s allow ance that if you spoke toiler she would I have this day revoked all power and authority heretofore given by me to mV liusbancTJ. W. Johnson to represent me as attorney and agent. •' Marties concerned w ill take notice and govern tlieinseivi** aeeordinglv. I.OKKNA IJ. JOHNSON. January 1th TsJ»2. .r jati7-!iw Patterson&Holman, ' ..J ’ A T I j A VV, MAUN WKIJLj, S. C. Having associated ourselves Tor Hu* praetlee of the law in all t he Courts of the State except the Probate Court and in the United States Court*, we pledge our best services to a'l clients who may trust us w ith their eontideneo. Our united prontpt attention will be given loall htisinesscontided to us. o.Q. Pattkiihon, W. A. Hot.max. jatM ' . » MbRTGAGCE’S SALL JeTTyes and say, ‘If you ploase,’ with a rising infliction, meaning, in plain English. ‘What is it?’” ‘TH si>eak to her,” replied the wom an's companion, “and see if 'you are right.” Then she turned to the cotivent bred girl and asked: ‘‘I l**g your pardon, but if yon are ac quainted with this portion of the cty, FrahlHih street?” Tiro shy creature lifted her eyes to hor questionorNpid in a low, sweet tone, re plied: “What yer soyl Then the obHervjrbtwoman said that the next corner was whtqo bho wished to get off.—New York SnnN^ On* Way of Hanking. “Yon ought to come up into onr pa 1 of the state,” said a tall countryman over the bank counter tho other day to the cashier of a < iris wold street Isink. “Where'sthat?” inquired tho cashier. “Up in tho Upper Peninsula.” “What have you get there that's in teresting?" (lot people that’ll make mare, money AT* •“(lot people that'll make more.money rWivfrmrm nuiy 1 ‘ffl iNfhrlcE AtORTGAGE SALE. Ames Iron Works against A. jC. Cain. liY VIRTUE of flip power given in a certain mortgage executed and deliv ered by A. -C. Cain to the Ames Iron Works 1^ will sell at 12o'clock on Tues day, the'’Pifth ilav. of January, lS!rj, at A. ('. Cain's p|Wcv,-Ctm*'T**n-Horse.pow er Ames Porthole Engine and connec tions. No. 10,071, to sathify-the debt se cured hy said (iioitgagev * 'ikinibkcasli. ‘ - l J. W. F^ANCASTER,* ^ Agent for Mortgagees.. dec2F-td ^ - LIEN WARRANT SALE. Notice is hereby given f hat under ami by virtueof the power of sa’e contained and given in a certain dceij uf bargain and f'.ale, coiiimonly called it Mortgage, executed' and delivered by Charity Hampton and Kit Hampton to T. Jl. Johnson & Co. mi the Ibth day of Mat eh 188*1 and recorded on the loth day .of April 1881 in the. ofliue-of the liegi-ter of Mesne Conveyances for Rafnwell < •ftiinty. State' «4--^m»h-T i ?mrMrnx.' J 'riri' Volume j A, pages ,g7(=27f>, the uiulor- signed, assignee of tho said Mortgage, will sell in front of the Court Hottstr ar; liarnwel'.on Monday, the tirst day of February I8b2, it heing'saleday in said month, within the legal homs of sale, the followingdeserihed real estate: A*H that pi.ci*i‘ or pan-t-l of Imnl i.i> t.he„ State and county nforepaid, said to eon tain sixtwliv** (Gal acre*, r.iore or le s, and hounded (m the North by lands i.f you tell me how far it is yet to Jack l>-vn. on the Hnuth far hnrrtx of 1 Josh Vforg.in, on the East hv lamU of 7 State ov Sot th Carolina,) BaXNW ELI, CoLXTY. f Mike Itrown A Rro., Assignees of S. Ti. P<‘aco< k, agivtlist JblinW. Walker. BY VIRTUE of a Men Warrant to tjnc'‘directed in the- above entitled cause I will sell on Wednesday, Gth day of Jamiarv next, witliin the usual hours of sale, n t Can It’ll Mill, twoha\fsOf I int cot ton- and oat* lot of cotton. Reed, levied upon as the property of John WL Walker to satisfy said lien warrant J t Terpis cash. J VV. LANCASTER, S. B. C. U dee24-Td Assessment Notice. — - A r PXXORR 0 FFIC K Barnw Et.(. (-. II. Dec. 4th 1S!H. Notice is iierehy given that pursuant TOTTie Ai t, of the (leneral Assembly in reterence. thereto, the Auditor or his Deputy will attentl at the following named places on the days indicated for the purpose of taking tax returns for the year commencing—November—Lvt Alsy l>evo and ou the Weal by hauls uf-4 ith d to administer an oath. Mary Nt^plionst 'Terms cash' Purchaser to pay for papers. W. B. OSWALD, Assignee. —£. M. K I Ftlr,— Attorney for Assignee. * Jan?td Town of Monie. FIRST ELECTION. OfKICK UofNTV <’OMMISSION rns, Bak.vwei.l, H- ( ., Jan. t^TT2. Pursuant to autliorlty •conferred by law, we do hereby order and dl>** t that ’ an election for an Intendant and four Wardens l»«* held iti tin* 'I’ow ti of M-ude | k wmssmmmim' f i h 18!H. 'The T.aw* requires that all personal and real property shall he returned un der oath. Returns sent Ly maiUmirst. he sworn to before some oilicer qual- ilrn n-r- li!»v and Shell.** a 1 * * resjamded to w ith i heaity g mm| w 1L ” , * . |q an Litervlew with a f’oluinlda rc- ifn r hi* r. liirn From l.aiirem* the < betti I , F , I'.-.nr At for I; ..id cm;.! F’ e*> a rt; * u< • ti *. tor i*ov- iiiau, and in ^ VUil he terry or HU-4 : ! live la E IgcflcM, X . ns. th** .\>rk ■ a d .-Mioti »»f great lmp'»rtaut*e to ■ »v**is and lab ir *rs. One, Janie* dt*y, had entered Into a >erl al e’.tural contraet, and for hr. a *li l»or (ioVerm guage In Lellistii. dciiitnl having |i*eil the lan- ute I to him ilctiouiteing Ff’ifc- hist term of the Countv Judge reint court It Fra *r \our Tat ItoFurns. (‘omthroller-Oeneral Elh rheo Issued the followli.g circular to the County Auditor* la*t w.*• k : “All taxpayers :»»“*».required |»y law to return ^all their iH.xahle perps)nal i pro|H*rty h»*tw<*en the first of Jann* ’ v 1 Mild the 20th day of Fehrtiarr. l s !‘2, for I taxation. All personal property not returned, faKely returned, partially re- tenei'd t i j ay a t'ne o Hpprak d The State ea*f ttgalt st him, hut .*it;.l .e:i- j.atl. IL* made a plain Fraser gO t4» I. hold that as the cent tact wa* not in writing Pic-sh'V could m-t h-punished, ! and *ot him free. Employer* w ho , wi'h to liold ia’iarers t;> the !• !tt-r of tin* | law sljoe.ld ent( r into w rittf'ii eontraql* exeeut**d ijj the presuuv of tw o or more* 1 witnesses. Some corporations have sj>n!s 'The Riehtnond and Dam ille Railroad | av- thirty dollar* a month to i ngineer Sv- fan,. of Ahheville, now ilisahh* 1 by <dd age after lifty years serviet* in riding i on the rail. For tin* flrkfrThrie since the war th** I hmioerats Icly'e eotTFTol TH hot !i hr.i neh<* l it nre. "eont ro] <>f tin* Now York L**gis- David B. Hill gave, that ele- gant new* year's gift to htsirn ffnr, t^-swcil l’. Flow i r. TUe DeimHuaU will t tl r* a<1 vantage of Hus'oppnrtm2ip to re )o-.l ttie infamous gorrytnamh*r by whii ’i the Republicans^Mve.. so long 4.*Ti>IlimLJ-lui!11-eI\ i:»_■ a.id-aluinagcd tin* (iood luck to David in Wsish- -5* inportant Acts. 'J’he. fidh.w iug aro lwo of the ini|>or- tant .‘Ti 1 *?* <-f the laxt sessum of the Leg islature : To R ns t* l a i r. Li j:ns am* Montg ag ;:s ON CKoI'S. B** it enacted, etc. That no mort- auiiue trnKouey w'HameWiTp* r ilalfy of :*t per e«*nt. It is tlie duty of the auditor whil taking return* to mak<* nueh nnpiirie and inv stig.atimi ns he may dee hi nec- e*'s*arv t<* *ceuri* a full return of all tax- ul.b* pi open v at it* t rue value, and any auditor a**«*«‘pting a return front any taxpayer when In* suspect* or has rea- *<»n t** helievi* that such return is not correct or full, is derelict in Iiis olllcial dutits. Millions of dollarsof taxable personal properly annually escapes taxation in ibis Slate, which should he carefully look-d after and placed upon your tax duplicate and made to hear its just por tion of taxation. r Auditor* aro urged to the exercise of proper diligence in the matter of taking r-'tiinis. aud iV the law is wisely, judi- eiou*ly and lirmly enforced, much of Hu* evil imw sullered will he remedied and the taxable property greatly in- ert*a*e-t hv getting upon tlie tax books every class of taxable property. < arc should he taken in making the valuations made by the taxpayers as nearly uniform throughout the county- a* po-dblo. In the selection of assessor* great care mos should he taken, One of t he greatest hindrances to the propoi* valuation of all properties is the “gross inegnlaritiesbl value as made by the. different communities. A* far as possible, let’s have a full, fair, just and equitable return and valuat ion.*. All executors, administrators, trus tees, receivers, ollh ers,husbands, moth ers, agents or factors shall he person ally liable for taxes on all personal property which wasin possession at the time wh n the returns thereof for tax- thau you'll make your way in ten years." “How do they do it?** “Disconntin." . “Wo make Homething in that lino our- aelvcH.” “Yes. I ■’pose so; but not like them. By oriminy," ho went on emphatically, “I FumI a note for $1 Vi tho other day I wantisl diseounUHl, and I took it to due of them shavers, and nfter he had tig- g« r»*l alsmt ton minutes he said 1 owed bin 11.3?.** “H*»w did ho make that ont?*' inquired the puzzled cashier. “That's what I said to him, an 1 he told mo that according to hi* way of calculating the discount on a noto like that, tho whole thing would amount to lb’ll..T7. and he was willing to take tho note if Fd pay the liabtiiro in cash. You ain't got any bankiu like that in Detroit, have yon/' and the cashier hastened to assure him that lX*troit bankers didn't do husinesa in that way.—Detroit Free Pro**. The Two llitntl*. Ft is remarkable that with the major- ity ’of |M*oplo tho nogloctod left hand i* not in mere strcngtli inferior to the right. We Fiavo beard truly rigid hand ed jM'Oplc actually declare that their loft Finud is the stronger, and from the writer's own expertenco he know* this to 1h> the case. Tliia may bo fn»m the mechanical advantage and better Iwl- anco of the lMsl).tho rigid side Fteing heavier, or it may be duo to the large muscles* of tho unused arm being leas hampered by tho development of other muscles. It is difficult in th«*so cases to say which is tho “right” hand, for the /act that the unused arm is the stronger doF* not imply ambidexterity, nor can p x ‘’Tity. - Moreover, wo cannot call the hand that excel* in i>no aerioe i»f dexterous motions tho ;*upe.*mr hand if it can be shown that ti.o other is chosen to perform an act which, apparent^* tri fling, may risjuire 80iu rt knock or nicety of touch. It is tho hand pi** forth in emergency, when taken by sunrise, that makes a sjxintane-us gei.tm*e, ^he hand that acts first, which is tho “right hand.—L< union Spectator. tiii riBrrawiiiiriirw tu*th day of January. in*lanf. V*’e a|»- pnifit, a ii m, W. Per.-tm* owning no property must return their poll.- (>u all returns not mad** between the l*t of .January and the 20th- February, 1802 a penalty of lifty per cent, will attaMi. '1 he a*ses«or w ill attend as follows; Snelling* Store, Friday Jany l*t. l inker (reek school House, Satur- dav Jany 2d. Ifarnwell C. If. Monday Jany 4th. Georg**» < reek Club House, Tuesday Jany ftih. Ke;u*e* St«*re, VVednrsday Jany Gth. K. L Sanders Store, Thursday Jauy 7th. Mamifls. J^riday Jany 8th. Kinards, Satu/day Jany IHh. hrliardts. -MuuiIav Janv I Ith. ■ii?n:»r< t 'Uaf^i: r l :- l !T* T;n?rT?rr util. T Walker, John U !-«* and »• B )*iii»*h. who will open th** poll* .•*{. -.*v.'n oVhtek in the morning an | «*!♦# e tlie *aue* a f live o’elock hi th • afterme ai.*| the:i count the vote*, pm.-hii.u Ho* e-h**ij**n. and give not ice theou/ to tin* |M‘i*«iiis e)H;tcd. H.J Bemimsku, N M M ai km:, t . II. Imv- ; . . < t • -. • \ i ■ Happy New Year. < II \K! ) * P : ;« U'* his man\ friend ami (\ v w i • In** erylsHly eb NEV/ YEAR- ID* will do TiT* [ art ? -war ! - i mklng this twelve month a happy one for all who will wisely turn over the new year new leaf, quit paying war time tariff prices for good* and come to the l>opular stand EAST of the Court House, where cheap go*m|* have made their headquarters. They will flnu I everything In GF.NKRVL MKR-I ( IIANDISK, excepting Liquor*. Ilav* The T lug discontinued that branch.of busj-1 c«* lor t ness, I hope to ltier*u*e mv trftde Tn the,] k' , ‘ 1 . . , other lines of gcwuls needed by ladies ; Ban w and little folks. j r > * inh » (UME ONE, COME ALf., Early and Often and all Hu* time. CHARLES PIN II>!ANN, Barnwell, S. C. Biiddiesbnrg, Vt ednestlay J -my Mhiw'av,Thursday Jany 14th. BKinbcrg, Friday and Saturday Jany b’lh and P'-tli. • Grahams, Monday Jany D'th. Blaekvilie, Tin sday and Wednesday Jany Ibtb anr|*2»tth. W haleys, Thursday Jany 21*t. Elko, Friday Jany 22d. Wiilisum, Saturday Jany 2Jrd. H. B Matthew « More, Tuesday Jany 2Gt h. Ashley* St»»rM. Wednesday Jany 27th. Cochran.* .store, Thur-day Jany 2 s tli. * F*ir*e’* More, Frldav Jany 2*Jt’h. Bahlock Saturday Jany ;aifh. Apple not, M**“«lav Fehv 1st. Aileiidal**7Tuesday ami Wednesday Fehv 2d and Jnl. Duncan sain* More, Thnrsday Fehy Ith. ^ • 1 Id II pond, Friday F«.Vh. HariiwellC.il., From i'eby Gth to Fehy 2Uth ingiu*ive, G. M. HUNTER, Auditor Barnwell Co. Treasurer's Noliec. Hv < >rri :> s i ir»-r ' r. (' u vrt Tin* C- S-H. 1 >.t, P*ta», era. ! 1 Iuj- II 14th Not. to Felmta . .4' . .4 ii' Master’s Sale. Stutf of S"Mth Carolina Uarnwrll County. Court of Common I'Uat. tax tevT. .State Tates ( oiiuty luxe* Total D vy All s |* - ial ! tional k vv of which hAs 2 : i oiilb, Nntiotial Ikif k lull I (v.vhI'Ic for tiirc*. Mutilated bilb and coin w ill not t*- t*ken. A. K FKKK. i Trci^un. i'h<s tw« 4 mills. iiiUIm. 2 mills. , nulls, tricts I'l.vt- an nddi its except Williston, lli«l (>ak Grove l null. «, cold and silv* r coin rt JJllli The pTOphcts stiy that the coming winter will he hili^ and scvevv W v don't know about that nor do we v r ■_ 4 cart*, for we are ready to n Kit eh our Tesources against the cold of tht* North w ind and the down poor of the lowering blonds. For our stocks arc so complete that5we feel as equal to any competition with the ^‘elements’' as we believe ourselves to be superior to all rivalry w ith other merchants. "Men outfitted with our hats, caps, clothing underwear, hosiery, hoots, shoes and gloves will he as comfortable m the fields and the forests as in their cosy sitting rooms. ^ Ladies wearing our (tress goods, among4w hieb are all tb e standard fahrk-s and all tlie new candidates for their fair fa- vnr, our Bh(T^, (IoakH., g , love8, ^;ini and woolen ••oods .will not he shut in from healthful and /happy out door exercise and confined to the dntness of their home chimney corners The Lahies. We have not forgotten them in our pVepa- rations L r the winter. The warmest and softest flannels, dress «roods, li(LSK»ry>^1ioj^s have been laidin plentifntly-tbr^ the little folks. We take special pleasure in calling attention to our heavy goods frir those^vhose occupations require articles that will stand hard usago and rough work. Good food is better than had medicine. Our stock of groceries is .V Xo. 1. AN e are keeping a smoke house and store room large and full enough to supply the housekeep ers of a half a dozen townships with the very best eatkibles of both home and foreign markets. At this season when money isin circulation every house- keeper should make some additions to the com foils and conveniences of home. In furniture, mattresses, crock cry- ware, stoves ami house furnishing goods generally we have stocks that cannot tail to please the best tastes antLijudf/rr 11 | i. -mumrrx * ns: f 4 ViVelds. % l As to pri^s. 4 AVe are not under the false Hag that our prices are below cost, hut w e have cut charges as closely as they can he oil honest goods, full weights and jii**t meas ures. \\ e know’that tin* cotton crop is short and its prices low and we arc willing to meet tlie people halfway in their tight with hard times. I ry us am} judge us according to the performance of our promises. .Best prices paid for cotton and all country produce. Barnwell C. H., S. C‘~ should bo oxetvisotl, ami the best, impartial ami intelligent men Ifrotherly FoVOAiKtit. Little Tom was involved in the diffi culties of learning to dress himself, and regarded tho buttons winch had to bo Listened behind his back as so many de vices to torment small boys. One morning he* was informed of the arrival of a baby sister, and later in the day was allowed to steal into Bis mot her V chamber to look at the baby as she lay asleep. Tom regarded the small creature with much interest,, and tho nurse, wishing to know what his thoughts wore, asked him softly:. “Well, how do you like her? Isn’t she a darling?” “1 don't think she looks much good,” answered Tom, with uncompromising frankness. “How soon will she be big enough to fasten my back buttons?”— Youth’s Companion. , ,, , , ation shall, have been made by them- g.tgeoi ,-ir\ cn-p <>r rmp* idiall be good. HC ) ve ^ > According to the construction ami effecttve to convey to the mortga- j ()f the 1;nv V)y the Attorney General all gee any interest In anx crop G"'.d'"iq . t .j t . r j, s ( ,f court*, inastersoi* other puh- iDmr H.an thecr.'iM, r .erAp* to I,.-,,,,*«<! i)i]l{ ,. y ^ fimv loe funds in their eus- dm'mg the yea i in v\hieh said niort-■ <j 0( | v }ire t 0 re t n| . n f u|l( j g gage is giyep, and unh*s the land f 0 .'t. iX ati(m. whereon *:iid crop or crop* are to he raised shall la* desei ihed or uientioned in Mid mortgage ^ * To Amkndthk RkviskU Statitks Rklatixg to tuk Powkhok Mar- 1(IKI> tVo.MKX TO Make Cox TRACTS. Be it eh acted, etc. That section 2,037 of the general statutes he amen ded so as to read as follows: “Section 2.037. A marrie<] woiiian shall • Some changes will he made in the blank* fur returns of incorporated hanks and hanking associations, 'which blanks will be forwarded to auditors w hen readv.” « • Partner Wanted. One who is willing to put. capital Heat Attachment fog Hicyclos. An arrangement has been devised by moans of which children can derive from bicycling tho benefits of rapid motion in the oi>en air. This consists of an extra attachment, To hold a child in front of tin? rider in such a manner that it can not fall out and wull not throw the ma chine out of balance, while it may also lie adjusted to suit children of different sizes. When the child is not riding the seat may be easily removed and the bicycle used in tho ordinary wa}.—Now York Telegram. have against saw mill inachVuery.and timber, he right to purchase any specie* ,of two tulle* from R. K. depot, property in Imrown u*me, and to take j ■ -Address'or call on ^ ^ Mt ^ 1=** F.-K.-kEA-MiaKia 4y* u<) wtHietrlHijuaiiiB l Mi»y^s ^titrijw > ’th*t».*ritrff: tlqiWJU ' mm Lots of Moving., Angry Landlord—You’ve either got to pay your back Yent now or get out. Tenant—All right, I’ll get out By the way, have yotf seen furniture car No. 909 today? “Not that I know of. Isn’t one furni ture mover as good as another?” ith lain. —New York Weekly. Harley, J. I*. Harley, Reliecca I Harley, Martha r.**nneft atid j B. L. HarleV, Plaintiffs. again*t j Mary I*. Cave, Wm. I’. < ave, (’orneli* | Cave, Virginia('ave, Laura ( onncllv. j P Josephine Connelly, Dora Cave, Ll- len llardcn, Jno. M. Cave, Executor of Wm. Cave, Win. I*. Cave, Admin istrator of Matthew J. Cave, Isaac A. Blanton and J< * IV. Blanton, Ad ministrators of W. T. Blanton, de ceased, and Charlci IVcInnan, De fendants. B i T VIRTUE of a decretal order to me dirt'*ted in the above entitled cause I will .“ II at Barnwell, in front of th** Court h.’iiv’* on Mondav, the first day of Fehru 'ry. 1^3, it being salesday in said month, wUhin the legal l;onrs of sale, the following described real es tate : *.. ~ J - t All that tract of land sfoi.ate m tn** County and State afores-iid, containing twelve hundred and thirlv-tWo jjeres, imtre or less, and 1 hounded by latuls of Wm Neptune, M. A. Harden, Jno, B. Snelling, R ('.Halford, K. M Harden, W. M. Harden and Eli/.a Ready. -Terms cash. Dure baser to pay for papers. Purchaser must comply with terms immediately, on Court House steps^ be fore sales are completed. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Master. Master’s Oflic#fHfcpc. 11 th, 1M>1. *r^ : . janr-td Pr, FJ. L. Harley DENTAL SURGEON BARNWELL, S. C. ^Offers his professional services to the citizens of Barnwell and th** ;urround ing * ountry. 1VH1 tlev*ite Mondays, s fTuesdays . and Wednesdays to office l»ractice and Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays to calls in neighboring towns and the country. References:—The Faculty of the Dental Department of the University of Maryland. OFFICE ON M A IN STREET, East of the Host Office, deed-ly SPECIAL FOE SALE. One Storehouse, on Court House Square, nearly opposite Court House, two stories. One lot jn the Town of Barnwell, one acre, with five-room residence, barns and stables, and tenant house with four rooms. . a i.so, A Farm containing seventy-two acres, one mile from Court House, just out of incorporate limits of town; Jd or 40 acres under cultivation, bafanye tim bered ; coinfortahle tenaut hou-es. Terms easy. Hart cash, balance to suit purchaser. J. O. PATTERSON, x Barnu **ll c. I L, s. C. 4. HOWARD PATTERSON, ATTOltlNK V-AX-L. AW. BARNWELL C. II.,S.C. Will give prompt attention u**P bus- SlihlMER SALE. One Thousand Superb New Pianos and Organs, from best makers^only, to he sold during Augu.'t, September and October, lafHrfft SqMtCa-h Prices, with payment November loth next. No in terest. See These Bargains. Beautiful Upright Piano Only t*225. Superb Cabinet Grand Piano only $2.10. Fine Parlor Organ only $.">0. Rich Parlor Organ only $0.">. Superb Mirror Top Organ only $75. N. W. TRUMP, • coL-OlBJA^b.C', wit UiHiafy !>th, 1890. aug‘29 THE PATHOS OF PEACE BETTER THAN TIIE WAYS OF AVAR. P’J«F4 after the lynching. In New Orleans a few month* ago, of eleven iremt»er« of the Mali* by a volunteer hand of. American avengers, s***ne of the dally paj*era created a little uii* N*ine* I i-declaring that King Humbert's Ironclad* could ‘hell New \ *>rk from anchorag* Iteyorul the rang, of thethom f*»rt* and battar- ie*. and lav the business inetr**polis of the country in a*he*or under contributiou. ilhout discussing l ucle Sam's aUiilty to take'care of his posacrsiona migHasor rake* pleasure in Informing .the pufilic tliai uu bi* ft Ifp went supplied with tin* ammunition of gold, silver, greenback* ami certified check* and merchants, !nanufactuTM*Oind impotter* surrendered upon the first, sum-- mons, threw open tln ir *t****ks and told Michalson to help himself to all ha want- **<1 and to pay thejn what he ply*a*etL Thev w^redemoralized 1»v the outflow of gold to Europe and welcomed Michalson ami his money a* a hard pressed soldier cheers th** comrades who come to his help and turns the tide of the bailie gping against his flag. HVCicIh-als oicl Helped himself liberally. The proofs that he did so are a* plain as they can t*e. The Charleston bound steamers, the Atlantic roast Line ami tlie Richmond «.t Danville system'xrc witnesses on 1:1* behalf. They are hurrying Southward as fast as steam can turn their wheels the goods that he nominally bought. Even pow the tirst consignments are coming in and HVLiclialson. t * Invites the people to come from all the adjacent[coiintry and neighboring towns, buy all the goods they want so cheaply that they will forget all about the low prices of cotton, go home rejoicing with fresh courage to battle with hard times. As a partial list of the good goods and great bargains that M ichalson has in store he ask* Attention to the following few examples that show the comparison of Northern and Southern prices ; $11,000 worth of New York clothing—Michalson’* price, $<5,000. (r - $7,000 worth of Boston Shoes. Slippers, Ac.—*M4elcaIson's price, $4,750. $0,000 worth of Ladies Dress Goods—M ichalson’s price, $*5,000. $10,000 wot th of Notions—Micbalson's price, Ml,000. $10,000 worth of Gent’s Furnishing Goods—Micbalson’s price, 55.500. ** $;{.000 worth of Furnitim—Michalson’s jirice, $2,000.. $1,000 worth of Tin and Wood ware—Micbalson's price, $500. '*» $10,0(H) worth of Bacon, Hams. Sugar, A c.—M iehalson’s price f $fi,000. $2,500 worth of Canned Good* and Fancy Groceries-Micbalson’s price, f 1,000. $5,000 worth of Axes, Hoes, Farm Hardware—Michalson’s price,$2,500.' $1,000 worth of Table Cutlery and Crockery—Michalson’* price,$500. $ 1,000 worth of Buggies and Wagons—Michalson’s price. $750. These quotations are offered as texts for thought, presented as sign hoards to show* the people the best road to better times. Michalson has thousands >f good*. He has bargains that everybody needs and can afford, If you don’t se« what you want ask for it. Michalson hap it* but does not promise to keep it alwavs. Como soon and in a hurry before the cream is scooped. He hasn’t time or tongue enough to make a three hour* talk, but he will help the country more between now and Christmas than all the politicians can do this side of the day of judg ment, if buyers and sellers w ill only come to the pic nic,, Sherman’s .camp f*d- lower's and Kilpatrick's torch light troopers, byjl waste our,fair country. The tariff and taxes and high prices have made the people poorer year after year. Michalson Is tired of that. He will give this^fall’s work to the good of the peo ple. Instead of grasping for profit he will tryjo dear expenses and make friends. When times get better and the farmer* are out of trouble he w ill try to make money. That is hi* platform for six days in the week, a nd*e very bod vis asked to come and see hlm staiiding there, giving the best prices for oouon and all coun try produce and selling all kinds of goods to all sorts of iieople at only one price and that below zero. , * •rr^-tr— THE LITE MERCHANT, ParnwfeH^ S. C.