The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 11, 1892, Image 2

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i-a V. HOLIES, Ediiar 1 Prop'r. AR«EST (OUNTY riRCIJLATlOir. THURSDAY* ' r FEBRUARY 11, ISftf. Th« youngnloM are the ro- ronHu Conxre^t UiU year, ituaej to be tt.e rule that now member* ahould take back aad ba >ilaut Icarutra for a few years, but It Un’t so any Ion* K«r. It is said that all tho l>i£ rullroftds In the ^Ule, excepting the Charleston ami Havanuah, will unite to fl^fht taxathm on raUed assess ni on is. 'iho United states Court will be their theatre of war. % • I’he Mississippi i«e^iMlaturohaspitased • bill ]iensionin^ all disabled Confede rate- veteran*. Ineludin^ negroes who, v hile In attendance upon their masters In the field, were wounded to an extent that effected their ability to support them selves ./ The Louisiana Lottery tins thrown up the sponge. The decision of the Su preme Court of the United States that Congress has the right to close tin v 4*t**rn*nm bas‘ nr* |' J gll1'fL amf ti tgulshed the Pelican daughter of the b use leei*h Ujion the expiration of its Jease of life a few years* hence It will discontinue business and Beauregard »nd Early will be left, unless they have already feathered their neiOa, Court was adjourned in short order at Beaufort on the second day of the term. W. 11, Townsend, Esq., formerly of Barnwell, raised the question that the jurors present had not been properly drawn and challenged the array. Af ter argument in favor of the challenge by attorneys Townsend nud Verdier Judge Witherspoon decided that the panel was Illegal, as it did not appear from the record and return of the Sheriff that the writ of venire w as ever served upon the board of Jury couuula- aloners by -the Mhcritf, and the Court was adjourned slue die. Judge James Aidilch will issue an order for another draw iug and fo cure the trouble. Fsiarax, 8. C., Jan. 28, ]S0*J AWilor iVwydr: 7 IMcsae allow me spies in Tna Pbo- ISflfor** tm ths latSass Aut- ■ My Wsrw Met Appreelatwll. ft was 10:2*0 o'clock at night, and the twin and wind and darkmaw made it a wild one, when the train suddenly came to a halt. Some one had swnng a lan tern on the track about a quarter of a mile from the bridge simnufng Shady creek. Thtwe of ua who tnme<) out to lenru What was np saw a fanner-looMng man come back to the smoking car with the conductor, and when in ont of the storm the latter Jinked: •hNow^JluEii. you ahead. What is it? Talk fast, for 1 am now twelve minutes behind time." — Tim man was about forty years old, drotised in coarse clothing and was wot to the skin. The lantern was an old fntdiioned one, lunde qf titigpnd the light was furnished by a piece of caudlo about three inches long. “Look a-here, gineral," he replied Jo the conductor in a nervous way, “go sorter slow' on me or 1 can't tell yo’ tho story.? * “What do you mean?? •M'vo—i'vogot a failin. If yo’git me cxci\c<.l W1 wtut-stnt-stutter till yo’ can't ondurstand a word 1 say." “Very well: yon stopped nsT - “Yes; I felt called to do it Ilold on. now! * Don’t push mcP* “I'll give you time. You live near here, don't you?" “Right up by the branch thar\ Lived thar' goin on tweajy ™»»i« g—p—ntn I'm stop git me uarvous. a-doiii all right so fur." “Well, yon felt tailed upon to US?" — \ *’I did. It’s been raisin purty steady fur ul>ont n week." “ Viw." , , % “The branch has jest been a-humpin of herself fur the last tv/o daya." “Yea, tho water has been rising,*' “Hold on, gineral! Don't chip in too fast. I'm a-holdin of inysidf os hard ns I kin, but I feel my tongue wobbliu around. * This noon 1 seen the water risin mighty fast and 1 felt it my duty to watch it I went np agin about dark and then agin an hour ago. I knowed when you was due here, and"— “And you stopped us. Uood boarena, man! but the bridge is goner “Uold on. gineral! Yon ore goin too List! I t-t-told yon if yon g-g-got me ex-ex" “Take it carr." replied the conductor. **Jnat think what you want to say and then K]K.*ak very slow. Great lands! bat what an »wcni**r “Ouioral, 1 reckoned yo'd won*)- about tho bridge. *■ »V>w. I>e fs >wcrrcrnrtrm^ •Yo' knowed tho water was min way np. Yea." I told the oM woman you’d worry | about it. and that I'd itest git tho lantern ru* for the announcement of ihr com ing 8Ute Convention of the W. < T. U. atCMumUia Feb. 18th to 'Jl»t Our pro- grafnms Is not yet completed but ne , . . . . z , ., wHI have a Ith us ope of (lie grandest ^od »t°P Ihe t-t-train a • nod t-t toll— ►peah-r* In the Natloysl IV. T. U., tc *' Mrs. Mary T. Laihrop, of Michigan. “Take it easy. man. there's no hurry. Hhe Is stdiima ledge.l t*» be the equal of Yon g»»t y«»or latitom and sto)qied the any living speaker of the opimsite sex. { train t*» toll netb^t the tnidge had been 1 WAUJ< wlt.s Competition I WALE. I WALK tf you don't understand coma to mr Main .Street Store in the Ryan Itulldlflg prove by fsets and figures that cannot lie* that 1 walk all round all competition.* N. G. W. WALKER, Live Merchant. I am selling at cost for cash the stock of goods that I bought from Duncan & Hay. I want to move them like hot cakes. Como and help me Mild yourselves at the same time. . ^ N. G. W..WA Live Merchint. « T am receiving the First New Good* of the Season and am weeks and M eeks ahead of everybody. They are beauti-^ ful and so cheap that buyers will forget the cry of hard times. I shall keep full stock* and sell at prices that cannot fall to pleaset Before buying elsewhere try me and I will do the rest. WT WALRKR, Live Merchant. fcbll School Notice. All the legjil voters' residing in and returning real or personal property triot are hereby railed on to meet at the 8ehoo1 House on Friday, February the 20th, 1892, 8 p. m , to decide what spe cial or additional tax, 4f any, shall he levied for fhe support of the Williston* Graded Schools. W. II. KENNEDY, C'hni’n Bd Trustees. D. W. KEY’, Secretary. febll-2w Master's Sale. “A perfect woman n«»bly ptaum^l To warn, to comfort, to rommatMl." She will deliver a public address in tho Optra House In Columbia on Frld«> ovonlug. Fob. lUth, and tM ery body Uln- Vitod ti> go and hear her. Tbo |foiior« every where eoinmend her for her greal- HOM of mind and noblenexs of hearing. On Saturday night, Feb *rth. Mis* Mary L. Yoargan, of l^esvtllo College, w ill ha vo charge of an entertainment by floated off by the frc.ihvt. I uuiktaland and I enn iiromme yoa"—* “(Jincrair “Yea" ••The bridge is all right! f reckoned yo’d worry »»v»t it. and so I got tho Ian tern ami *tofqtc<l flic train to tell yoa that the water had gone down four feet end the hn>l,:e hadn't anfferwJ a lu» rf* I don t mnemU'r oil the ctmdnctor tho Y*o, as we call tho Young \» omen’s | be got at the facta, nor how Christian Temperance Union. Among our o«»tingulMhed visitors will ba Mrs. Vt in. C. 8iblcy of AugiMta, 1'roalJeiit of Georgia, a helovi d leader In society In tho c’ty of Augusta 8he will be accompanied by her sister, Mis. blbley. of High I'ldnt. Our Htato Fresldont, Ifrs Sallie F. Chapin, is known from the sealmartl to Uie mountains as a brilliant platform apeak or. Tho women of the State are earnestly Invited to oo-oiMtrato in this endeavor of ours to help the cause of Temperance. >Ve wilt be happy to welcome d-legates many pttsaetnrers helped throw the man down among the Imsbes. last when the trim moved on he was banging the old tin lantern amnnd and ealiing* “CHMlineral. I’ll be h h-banged tf 1 don't see this old r-r-rnad in T-T-Texaa before I ever do it another fa-fa favurF -New York World. at a Pintle. Gladstone's daily Kfe at home la a model *»f simplicity and regularity, and the great secret of the vast amount of work be accomplishes lies in the fact fri.oi all aMiiatoo see let les engaged in I ewieT y 0,14 fire tuinntos is occupied. the same great reform to * blob wo have | ,w- dedicated ourselves. We invoke Uu* aid ui the pulpit and press. Mas. Vikuiku f>. Yocxo, State Cor. Sec’y. 8. C. W. I',. T. U. P.8 '1'he railroad authorities have granted the usual reduced iates the c invention to all desiring to at tend. Be sure you get u certificate fr.'iu your railroad agent and present it nt the convention to be. signed by the .*%totc ^4sftrme*mnding ^Secretary enrirting you to the same. TwIcc-a-TTcrk for One Dollar a Year. 1 The “Twice a-week” edition of The 8t. l.ouis Republic is unquestionably the best and cbea]>est National news lournal published in the United States, it is issued on Tuesday and Friday of every week, making it in effect a semi- V *ckly for on y one dollar a year. Du ring the four winter months each issue contain* eight pages, making sixteen pages a week, and no week’s issue du ring the year i* less than fuuitei n pa ge* of acveu columns each. Five sepa rate editions are printed, one each tor Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Arkansas and Kansas and a general edition for other btates, containing nothing but details of Important events, of intercut every where. The Republic is the loading Democratic paper of the country, wnd lias a Special Tariff Department, edited by Hon. Wm. 1*. Wilson, U. t'., with contributions from other distinguished Democratic leaders. It w ill be indls- (lensableduring the great political cam paign of 1802. Remember the price, only one dollar a yqar for t vo papers every week. Sample eopiei will be sent free on application Address The Re public, St. Louis. Mo. Gottoh is cheaper now than it ha* been in forty-aeven years and if receipts keep up to the present rate prices will keep on going dow u. The crop in sight alijce 1st vSeptemlier last up to Saturday night 7,313,212 bales, against U,055,037 last year and 6,418,114 lu 1800. The Edgefield Clironlcle thus cata logues the candidates for Congress from this district: “Uncle George Tillman will Ire the crested jay hawk of the mountains, and Superintendent.Talbert will be the baldheaded snipe of the vale. Or vioe versa. It docs not matter. Col. John Gaston, of Aiken, will l>e the Wild Man from Madagascar, while Col. Rob ert Aldrich, of Barnwell, will be the Crand Ineohoaee of the United Red Men. •• Smith: Why, old man. glad to see you; but you lost ill. *Y hat’s the mat ter? Old Man: I’m atudiing the Rule of Three- -a baby, a wife and a mother s’o nmn ever had a deeper senae of the [.n«cioaMneaa of time ami the responsi bility which every one incurs by the tue or misnac he makoa of it. To such % length does he carry this that at a picnic to a favorite Welch mountain be hae liven seen to tling himself on the heather, and bury himself in sonic pamphlet upon a question of the day until called to lighter things by thow- whe wne rsr iqiomoble for the provunon baaket— Young Man. State or South Casolixa. 1 Bakxu ki i. County. \ Sarah Ann Owensf PlaimlfT, against James Fender, Serene Sluuuons, Sumpter Fonder and Elizabeth Jetf- coat. Defendants. BY VlRTl Eof a drcrrtaUnrdaE la ctcd in ine above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court lion**, on Monday, the seventh day of March, 1892, it being salcsday in said month, within tho legal hours of sals, the following described real estste. All that lot of land, shown as lot No. 3 on a plat made bv G. M. Greene, Stir- vevor, herein, on Sept, loth toWl, and bounded as follows: North by lot No. 4, Ks*t by lands of 8.1.. IVacock, Sou i It by lots No*. 1 and 2, and West by pub lic m*d. Terms cash, put chaser to pay for pa lter*. fehll-td Master's Sale. Notice !e hereby given that the under signed will file hill final account with J. O. Patterson, Ksq. f Judge of Probate, on Monday^the 14th day or March next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as Execu tor of the estate of J. J. Creech, de ceased, and ask for Letter* Di«ml«*ory. febll-td] ' LEWIS B. CREECH. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BARNWELL COUNTY. IN TUK COVKT OF FHOH ATK. ByJaa. O Patterson, FI*q., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P., 1 applies tor I/etter* of Administration on the derelict estate of II. W. Brant, deceased. These are, therefore, ’ to cite and ad monish all and singular, tho kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before meat aCourtof Pro bate for tho said county, to be holden at Barnw'ell C. II. on Friday, the 18th day of March, 1892, at II o'clock a. m., to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand ana the seal of the Court this fttli day of February A. D. '8 *2, and In the UOth year of Ameri can Independence. JAS. O. PATTERSON, febll-flw Probate Judge. bfcANUF’AC'rUJilCItH OF* ENGINES, BOILERS, COTTON SEED OIL MACHINERY’, ~ an dull kind* of Tobacco Machinery, Corn and Wheat illls, Turbine Water Wheels t * _ . ... w - Saw Mills, w ith Rope Feed, or belt and variable friction Feed, Improved Dogs and set Works and timber gauges, grad uated to sixteenth of an inch $200 to $300. Brick Machinery and Wood Working Machinery a Specialty. Planing Machines $200 and upward*. Drying Kiln* for Brick and Lumbvr. Every Y’ard should have uiie. Plan* and drawing* fnr } Stats or Sorrn Cabouxa, Ua ex well Cor XT v. Julia 1*. May again* Pannit J. Ballin ger et al. BY VIRTUE of a drcretal order to me directed in Hie above entitled cause I will m*|) at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, on Monday, the aevenib day of March, the following lot* of Ibnd lying within and adjacent to the corpo ral* limits of the Town of Barnwell: A. Containing 11 acre*, more or let*. »« .. A. •• *4 4* • (' 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 |Q 44 44 44 44 Being *uhdiv!*ion* of a tract of 42 acre*, bounded North by lands of Kill* and Atkinson, Mouth by land* of Mrs. Isabelle C. Aldrich and rhildren. West furnished. We sell the highest grade of Machin ery and at low prices. V. C. BAD11AM, General A ;ent Columbia, S C. Town Elections. TOW N OF HAM MON D-Flrst Election OrnrK Cot’XTY CommimuoKke*, Uabhwell, K. C., Feb. 2, 1892. Pursuant to authority conferred by law, we do hereby order and direct that an election for an Inlendant and four Wardens be held In the Town of Ham mond in said county, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of February, Instant We appoint, as manager* of said election, Richard Morris, M- M. proveaux and E. W. Morris, w ho willofHMi the isdls at seven o’clock In the morning and close the aume at five oVIitck in the af- tvrnoon, and then count the votes, pro claim the election, and give notice thereof to the |»ereons elected. M. J. Bellinger, X. M. Walker, C. II. Langley, Count/ Commissioner*. TOWN OF ULMER—First Klfs-tlon. OrricE Cot xrrt’oxviMsioNVKs, Baenw ell, 8. Feb. 2, 1892. Pursuant to authority tsmferrcd by law, we do Imreby order and dire«'t that .) TURDS 0VER A NEW LEAF, Continues Business AT THE OLD STAHD ON The Old.Principles —OF— THE BEST GOODS —AT— The Lowest Prices. Come and See. by Turkey Creek and Ka«t by etrert an election for an Intetidant and four leading towards Hair's Mill and by said land of Ellis. Upon lot D, Is a new 3 room cottage, well, Ac. Plat to be seen at Master’s office. Terms: llslf cash, balance Dec. 1st., 1892, secured by bonds and mortgage*. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, fenll-tU Master. SHERIFFS-SALE. Kind* of Toothache. For ordinary nervous toothache, which is canoed by the uervons system being ont of order or by excessive fatigue, a very hot bath will so soothe the nerves that sleep will naturally follow and upon getting up the patient will foci very tunch refreshed and the toothache will lie a thing of the pitst. For what is known) os “jumping toothache," hot dry tlannel applied to the face and neck is very effective. For common toothache, which is caused by indigestion or by strong sweet, acid or anything very hot or cold in a decayed tooth, a little piece of cottou Mteojied in strong camphor or oil of cloves is tho boat remedy.—London Tit-Bits. , - T1«® “nig Dlpp®r.“ In astronomy the “Big Dipper," so called, is in the constellation of Ursa Major, or tho Great Boar. The stars forming the tail of tho bear abo form the handle of the dipper. The first star in the handle is Benetnasch; tho second, Mizar: tho third, Alioth. The other four, which go to form the bowl of tho dip’ier, are Megres, Phad, Merak and Dndho. The two last named are called “The Pointers," because they point or guide the eye to the pole star, which is distant 29 degs. The top bowl stars are 18 dega. and the bottom ones 8 degs. apart.—St. Louis Republic. Pava you any excuse for. tardiness this morning? Tommy ■: Y’ea’m. Paw and maw was see Progres* of Telegraphy. The progress in telegraphy, telephony, etc., is shown from the fact that by the multiplex System of working six mes sages can now he sent along a single wire instantaneously in each direction. —New Y’ork Telegram. —' When Baby was sick, we gmrt her Castoria. When the was a Child, she cried tor Castoria. When she became MU i, she clung to Castoria. When she had Childreai i | she gave them Castoria, ^‘D^cllac a man/ the teacher cried, S/at* of Snath Carolina,) Caart rtf' Fn batr JlarntrrU County. f W. Gilmore Simms. Clerk of Court, Ad ministrator of the estate of John Bell, deceased. Plaintiff, against A. K. Rut land, Amanda Jovvcrs. Sallie Jowers, Sallna Bell, Clara Jowers, E. V’. Bell, W. P. Bell, C. M. Bell, fynthia Bell, Missouri Bell, Emma Bell, Ivy Bell, Jesse Bell, Robert Bell, Amanda FouU, John F. Bell and John Smith, M. D., Defendants. BY* VIRTUE of a Decree made In the above cause by the lion. James O. Pat terson. Judge of the Probate Court I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday tho seventh day of March IS!>2, it being »ale day in said month, within the legal hours of sale, tho follow ing described real e.uate: All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in said Statu and county, containing thirty acres, more, or less, and lioundcd as fol lows: On North by lands of 8. I*. Folk, South by lands of Salina Bell, East by lands of S. P. Folk and West by lands of B. V. Bell, Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. LANCASTER, S B. C. Sheriff's Otliee, 11 t.h February, 1S92. Mortgage Sale. Underand by virtue of a power of sale contained and given in a certain deed of bargain and sale commonly called'a Mortgage, executed and deliv ered by W. A. Harley to W. II. Brig ham on the 28th day of October 1890, and recorded on the 31st day of Decem ber 1890 In Book 5 Y, page 306 in the office of the Register of Mesne Convey ance for, Barnwell county, State of South Carolina. 1 will aell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House,on Monday the seventh day of March next, it being salcsday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following real prop erty : AM that piece and parcel of land ly ing and being situated in Red Oak township, Barnwell county. State afore said, containing twenty-one (21) acres, more or less, bounded aa followa: On fhe North by Mrs. H. B. Attaway, on the East by E. K. Harley, on the South by G. M. Holly, on the West by M. M. Holly. : Terma caah. Purchaser to pay A. T. Woodward for titles. “1 cau'l—I aun t!” ahcaaid. Attorney for Mortgagee. Baruwdl, 8. C., 11th Feb. Dug. Warden* he held In theTuun of Ulnivr in said county, on Wtdne®day the sev enteenth day of February, iu-tant. We appoint, as manager* of said election. A. K Tnleu. J. W.Go«>d*9ii, Ben Wil liam*, who will open the poll* at seven o’clock in the morning and close the same at five o’clock in the afternoon, and then count the votes, proclaim the election, and give n -tice thereof to the II. J. Itollinger, N. II. Walker, C. II. Langley, County Commissioners, TOWN OF MYERS—First Election. Ovkice Coi XTY Commissionkks, Haknw ell, 8. O'., Feb. 2, 1893. Pursuant to authority conferred by law, we do hereby order and direct that an election for an Intendarlt and four Wardens be held in the Town of Myers in said county,on Saturday, the twen tieth day of February, instant. We ap point, as managers of said election. A, M. Brabham, Dr. J. J. Craddock, W. P. Parker, who will open the polls at seven o'clock in the morning and close the same at five o’clock in the afternoon, and then count the votes, proclaim the election, and give notice thereof to the persou* elected. II. J. Bellinger, N, IT. Walker, C. II. Langley, County Commissioners. TOWN OF SY’CAMORK, First Election Offick County Commissionkrs, Dahnwkll, 8. C , Feb. 2, 189*2. Pursuant to authority conferred by law, we do hereby trderand direct that an election for an Intondant and four Wardens be held in the Town of Syca more in said county, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of February, instant We appoint, as managers of said election, H. H. Green, J. T. Polk, Me R. Lewis, who will open the polls at seven o’clock in the morning and close the same at five o’clock in the afternoop, and then count the votes, proclaim the election, and give notice thereof to the persons elected. II. J. Bellinger, N. M. Walker, C. H. Langley, County Commissioners.'x TOWN OF CHATTY—First Election. Offick County Commissionkks, Bakxwkll, 8. C. Feb. 2 1892. Pursuant to authority conferred by law, we d> hereby order and direct that an election for an Intendant and four Wardens be held in the Town of Chitty in said county, on Monday the fifteenth day of February, instant. We appoint as managers of said election, W. B. Chitty, William Cave, James Lancaster, who will ojien the polls at seven o’clock in the morning and dose the same at fiveo’Mock in the afternoon, and then count the votoa, proclaim the election, thereof to and give notice the persons lMi ii-lieiHEJCMV-~ ■ N. M. Walk* r, C. H. Itangley,. County ComuiiMioucr*. e £ I • W 2 • T * o "o 3 & u bC © • "S w a 11? c b w e n - o * «* *2 S bt < m ~ l. -4 T * H* V. c c E 5 — rr x Town Tax MeturhS. C n 4dlCh.-b.r j .^«n ; f^>| bv March 1st, 1892. Twenty per cent penalty fo ff Blanks can be had upon ti0n ' Treasurer Town of Barnwell. Executor*, administrator* and guar dians are re ( ulred by law to make re turns of- estates In their hands in (he months of January and February, with a heavy fine and forfeiture of all com- mlsaions on all who fhil to make return* within the prescribed time. J. O PATTERSON, Judge of Probate. Patterson &. Holman, ’ i jVTTOILN EYH AT LAW. BARN WELL, 8. C. Having associated ourselves for the practice of the law In all ibe Corrts of the State except the Probate Court ami in the United States Courts, we pledge our best services to all clients who may trust us with their confidence. Ourunited prompt attention will be given to all business confided to us. , J. O. Pattkuson, W. A. Holman. jan7 BRIDGE NOTICE. Offick County Commissioners^ Barnwell, 8. C.vFeb. 2d, 1892. One or more of Commissioners will h« at the New Bridge, across the Bbuth Kdi.-to River, on the Blackville and Co lumbia Hoad, on Saturday, 20th day of February, at 12 o’clock m. to let out said New Bridge and approaches for repairs. The Conimlssrohers reserve tire right fo reject any aflff aTT biffs. By orderoi the Board. 11 J. Bkllinokk, Chairman. M. J. Path, Clerk. PARAGON £ o i o o o c — = n 5= 2* ^ - r* r” ae © •° i-* ^ t-,’- 3/ £ FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will file his final account with J. O. Patterson, Esq., Judgs of Probate, on Saturday, the 28th day of February next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as Guardian of the person and estate of W. D. GUI. G O. RILEY’. jan28-td KOLB KINGS. Fl'ty to seventy-five pounds pure .Vhd sound Kolb Gem Seed for sale They were selected from the middle of the best shaped, largest slxed melons Write to or call on .. 1). P. SPRAWLS, Elko, S C. feb4-tf BUY THE BEST. POU1 Gem seed, saved from fine, select mel ons weighing fronHlo pounds up, the best pick of a fine crop, and arc guar anteed as strictly pure and as good as ever grew. Apply to . C. H. MATHIS, Blackville, S. C. A HOWARD PATTEKSUN, ATTOIiNK V-AT-LAW. Machine Works, Howard Bros- Propr's, i:NGiNi:i:»t8M«id n kciuxivr* BLACKVILLE, S. 0. - To the users of Motive Power and General Machinery: We call your attention to the fact that we are prepared, with latest improved Tools and Machinery, to do work on any Machinery used iu this country Such as COTTON GINS, ^ GRIST MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, PULLEY’S, HANGERS, MILL GEARING, Shafting and casting* of Iron or Bra** of any *»**• Special attention given to GIN WORK. Having a first class Gin Builder, w* can do all klndsof Gin Work, new bnuli wheels, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saws sharpened only by band. — —' — ROAD WORKING. Offick County Commissioner*, Barnwell, S G., Feb v 2,1892# Road Overseers throughout the coun ty are hereby ordered to call out at once all hands li .‘ble to road duty in their several districts and to have the high ways throughout the county worked and put in g«M»d repair and travelling condition. They will aWpromptly re port to this olfiew the names of all per- I lll l l I lll lllfiJ IR fill jl 1,111 11111 _ ByordeFof the Beard. 11. J.UIullinger, Chairman. M. J. Patk, Clerk. - pr. R. L. Harlefi, DENTAL SURGEON BARNWELL, S. C. Offer* hi* profeM»ional «ervi«s to ths citl/ens of Baruaell and the surround ing eountry. Will devote Mondays, Tuesdsy* and Wednesdays to office prsctb** and Tlmrsdavs. Fridays snii SatunJays to calls iu neighboring towns and the eountry. Reference*:—The Faculty of the Dental 1 department of the University of Marvlsnd. OFFICK ON MAIN KTREET, East of the Post Office. dec.T-1 y SPECIAL SUMMER SALE. Lit— NOTICE Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock of The Crystal Ice Company of Blackville, S. C., will be opened on the 10th of February, 1892, at the Merchants and Planters Bank in Blackville, S. C., and remain open until 20th February, 1892. Mr. J. P Strobel Is authorized to re ceive apd receipt for subscriptions. Bv resolution of Board of Corporator® of Januarv 29th IStrj. . . P. W FARRELL, a Chairman of Board. E8 T11 OM SON, Secretary. feb4-2w THE STATE OF SOUTH CAHOLINA BA RN W K LL COU NTY. IX THK COURT OF FRORATK. By James O. Patterson. Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas, A. T. Gill applies for Let- tor* of Administration uu V\ nheHIili, cTts caMvd. These are, therefore, to cite and atl- monish all and aingular, the kindred and creditors of the said der^aoed, to he andspiM'itr before me at a Court of Pro bate \i\T the said county, to be holden at Barnwell C. II. mi Saturday, )3tlt day. of February, 1892^111 o’clock a. m to show cause, if any, why the said ad- minUlraiiou should uot be granted. Given under my band and the sea) of the Court this 1st day of February, A. D. 1892. and in the llfith year of American Independence. J.\S. U. PA1TKRSON, febl-2 Probate Judge. One Thousand 8u|>erh New Pianos and Organs, from l>e*t makers only, to be Mild during August, September and October, IsOl, at Spot C**h Prices, with of every thing froui a n**ed!c to a mulo psMucut November 15th next. No in- He has j£»t to buy a little at a time or h* . ' , • would itavnr know where to r ut his 1 ^ wares. Gojne apd See THE PRKITTEST AND MOST COM PLETE STOCK OF GOODS IN Ol’K LINK THAT YOU EVER LOOKED AT AND AT PRICKS THAT CAN NOT BE TOUCHED BY GENERAL DEALERS. We do n-» eialm to keep every thing, if w c did we couln not offer our Good* at the prices we do. Y’on all know that the more Goods you buy the cbrap4*r you ran g**t them, that ia why we make a atiecialtv of Hardware. Stoves, eta. We ran buy Go«mIs in surh qiianlltic® ami at such price* that we ere hound to ufidcrsell the man that k^epsa LITTLE .MftNWKU CL-Ii. Will give prompt attention to all bu»- iueaa entrusted to hi* care. January 9tb, 1890. See These Bargains. Beautiful Upright Plano only $225. w - - Superb Cabinet Grand Piano only $250. Fine Parlor Organ only $50. Rich Parlor Organ only $05. Superb Mirror Top Organ only $75. N. W. TRUMP, COLUMBIA, 8, C. *u £20 Happy New Year. . CHARLES PKCHM4N wishes all his many friends and everybody else a HAPPY NEW YEAR. He will do Ills part towards making this twelve month a happy one for all who will wisely turn over the npw j*car new leaf, quit paying war time tariff prices for goods, and come to the popular stand EAST of the Court House, w here cheap goods have made their headquarters. They will find everything in GENERAL MER CHANDISE, excepting Liquors. Hav- iug discontinued that branch of busi ness. I hope to increase my trade in the other lines of goods needed by ladles and little folks. (OMR ONE, COME ALL, Early and Often and all the time. CHARLES PECHMAXN,* Barnwell, 8. C. : GENUINE KOLp geM seep FOR SALE. They were selected w ith great care by Mr. A. M, Rountree from the best, thor oughly ripe and perfectly shaped mel ons, grown on my home place last year. I warrant them souud and genuine. First selectiun, from melons weigh ing thirty pounds and upwards, $1.00 per poupd. Second selection, from melons weigh ing from twenty to thirty pound*, 50 JSaHlUa* pumuL—- Urst come, first served, pounds' fur sale. Appiv to M. W. nifMAPSt 3mua IVUiUtou, 8. C. Only We now wish iu say something about THE TIMES, GOOD TIMES, GRAND TIMES, and we might say Il ird Times, but as we have no Stoves by that name we will, considering the HARD TIMES, sell you GOOD TIMES for$10.50 with full set of Kitdmn Furniture thrown in, and if you don’t have good Times eat ing what is cooked on it why you just haven’t got any thifig to cook and we fed sorry for you. Wc are in the same fix, but if yofi have anything to cook you should Hot fail to get one of our GOOD TIMES, which is an Extra Large No. 7 Square .Top Cook Stove, nicely finished with very large oven and Tin Box. This Stove is Sold in cities at $12.50. Wc could not sell it for less but wo bought a full car load of Cooking Stoves in order to make ti special run on these Stoves and as our exiienses are not as high as they are iu cities we can afford to sell for less. We not only save you money on yonr purchase but save you freight and risk of breakage in shipping. Y’ou will find these Stove* either at our store In Blackville oTBam- berg. We also have a full line of Heat ers and lowest prices. Don’t fail to see u* before buying. : LAMP coops. • Complete Line of Parlor, Hanging and Piano Lamps at prices to suit the times, just the thing for Wedding or Holiday Presents. We have some beaiir ties. We also keep Rogers Table Ware in Tea and Table Spoims, Knives and Forks, the finest goods made next to •olid silver and wear nearly as long. A nice line of Tongs and 8hovels, Fenders, Fire Dogs, fine Rodgers Pock et Knives, etc., etc. All kinds of Tinning, Roofing and Gnttering order* left at either of our stores will receive our prompt attention. 1t&Gani1ff, BAMBERG -$xd— BLACKYtl.LK. * ^ ‘ wa, m :