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Liutiy Barnwell People R4TE8 Of SUBSCRIPTION. Advance, |>er Annum , m.oo Uob Pn Rxecnted jtromptly a beat style* on the I’Koi* FEBRUARY 18, t80i. MlCoHeje. Short-hand, Telc- manaHliff^nght by U. TErvin hihI 11. M. Ora- and day clawtea. Send for It^MRKRG BU81 ^K8S C<>LI.KO*, , S. C. febll-lw The next regular communication of narmony Lodge No. 17 A.*. F.\ M.’. will be held at the new Masonic Tem ple In Barnwell upon Pith day ot March, 18^2, the same beinK the 2nd Saturday n said month, beginning at ‘‘High twelve.” Bj order ot-W. 1 . M.\ J. A. Jenkinh, Secretary^ Highest o^aQ in Letvcning Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report BaKing ABSOLUTELY PilRE The regular mating of B arnwe I^odgc No. fb, Knights of Pythiasl will la* held at their Hall on Friday night at S o'clock. A full attcndanc', is requeated. , . By order of Wm. McNAB, C. C, 0. M. (IHFF.NK, — . - K. K. 8. This Evening. Tho Foiirth Annual Rail of the Gor. don V'ohintcera, Blaokvillc, will begiv- «n thia evening. Wanted. ’ Music nunila by a graduate of one of the beat eoHegeir tn ttitf" South. give the best of reference*. ^ Address T ITdx B3 Barfiwcll. Can The Reason. Store is,vacant, ForniHr tenant Had t<> get. He in sorrow,. Sits and Hfghs-j ’Cause he didn’t Advertise. 81 V alott tine’s day was unobse fved tn Barnwell. Labor contracts that are iron clad can be had from Justice J. B Burcklialter. Remember thal Jesse I>unn is selling his stock at cost to make room for spring good*. 'The Republican revival mass meeting Will be held at Barn well ou next Sulur- • day. ^ The time for making tax returns whliout penalty will end Saturday high'. • In selling winter goods at cost Jesse Dunn is making the best leap year otter $-et reported. I>ou , « forget that Jesse Dunn 1« ob- f /^iged to make room f»ir new spring ^ giMxIs. 11c is tiicrefore selling his slock «t cost. • Uncle’' London Brown, colored, the oldest inhahitsm **f l^^^ > l v ^ ,|l lllJ .MRlfd»y,'ageil iiearly'.rj years. Campaign Kale. _ • . - -- ——AVe^lvirr^muTTiik PitoPLK until the Fcbrnary Friends. This is the shortest month in the year but the list of subscribeVii who can pay the printer may he the longest of the scries It will be published on the Jd of March. Are you “in it?” Treasurer s Notieo. til eherli. I^.urtir payment of taxes can rest easy. 1 will send them receipts after the 20th inst. I am so overcrowded with work that I cannot dispatch it as fast a* It comes in. A. K. Fkrk, 'F re as u re r. A Tribute to Dr. Cfc ho in. Etfitnr Pctyric : - I went to Atlanta about a month ago t * obtain aid from the celeb rated l>r. Calhoun for cataract. Having been somewhat of a.surgeon and oculist m\- adf l accmHfvrtmcd the Doctor - aTiTi Tiiii Hocoipplishcd assistant, Dr. CrovyUord^ to witoess an operation ff)r cataracf up- on an old white gentleman. The ope ration wa* a revelation of Kcientitic and manual nexterity. I t was the two hun dred and sixth: as mine, two days af ter, was the, two hundred and seventh in liis last scries of continuous and un interrupted success, without a single failure and without a particlc_of paiiu The KtaTtutlcs of surgery in Europe and TIE PATHOS OF PEACE-:- " - BETTER THAN ' . THE WAYS OF WAR. . COFFINS AND A Complete Line no^jr open in Bamwel! ami Alleiuliilc. .Inst after the lynching, in New Orleans a few months ago, of eleven member# of the Mafia by a volunteer band of American aveng“ra, some of the daily paper* created a little uneasiness by declaring that King IhunTTert’s ironclads could j »:hell New V(»rk from anchorage Iwyond the range of the shore fort* and butt Or- ! les, and lay the budne** metropolis of the country in ashes or under contribution. tVlthotit discussing Uncle Sam’s ability to tuko cajoof bis possessions -Thereby ofTcr my services a* Undertaker to the people ot Ih.ruwt I! and adjoins Vug eouutics. Will prepare bodies to be transported ton distance and guarantee satisfaction* Will take charge of funerals and prepare txKiies for interment free of eharge. - Call for Mr. Henry ii. KastcrUiigat C«d Mike Brown’* store III Barnwell or at mv ollice In AUenUale .‘.nd you will get prompt attention. v febt w. |. WILSON, Agent. ,, r iiLx : j4vo-w r ^|tr^ Tn ^-- r p ** w '^offTto F11 rope and welcouretl Mlchabom ami his money as a hard presswl.soldlrr TCofToVoTnto details of an operation cheers the comrade* who come to his help and turns the tide of the bailie oper which would not interest the public I can only srate that where the average oculist-stops, close* and bandages the. patlentY eygj?, rub* his hands compla cently arfd smiles syrenely, Dr. < alhouu only copmieru'ca. with a scries of deli-_ cate .nipnb.l ti^M-tsoni \riif4dv~TTifrp: t . vfenFcau only avert snccessfu’l result by gross misconduct or disobedience of or- flrs» of December for one. foliar, paid . seems to have lost the pow.*r of in advance. To accommodate those who can not spare the money* we will take country produce at market prices. This oiler holds good until April 1st Fiddle Pond Port Office. Mr. J. A. Jenkins ha* resigned the office of Lost Master at Kiddle Bond. It the |H ople of that neighborhood wDh the office continued they and recommend some one for appoint ment as his successor. failure. These minute details and fre quent daily visit* afterwards do not cease for two weeks. He and Dr. Craw ford, one or the otlrcr, visit 'd nn: an I marie applications several time* a day imd ocvaaioimlly u ben required at mid night. After all thU trouble and care bo refused to accept from me any com pensation w hatever, I being au humbe should meet ■ brother physician, although it was of fered and urged ii|m>u him. The Doctor is forty-live years old, of noble height*.form and physique. His face is calm, assured and kindly in ca- pres'ioii, and he Is very benevolent to the poor What a benefactor is lie w ho can with almost unerring certainty re store t* tiie brain that illuminating light w'hielK.eiinble* it to observe the form and size, color and distance of a!l surrounding objects, from that of the monad or atom to that of rey,»lvini' - [ iplo si-s hung .till* off in the lleb . , . . v , ,} IliHitable space Ir.st., being a National ' The pre*«man made a miscount last Week and did not print papers* enough tt» go rouno. lie will be more carelul hereafter. New spring good* coming. Room tniist be maue. ho 1 am olTeriiig my en tire winter sioek at cost.—Jesse Dunn. Mr. S. II. Utum, merchant, of Gra-. hams, made an a«sig;inieiit for the l*cn- etit ot hi* cieditors on the MU to Mr. J. D Millions. The South t'arolina Railway can hamly get i-ars eiorngh for the fertili ser* it i* moving, ho* very little of the stuff is stopping in Mils comity. Mr. J. J. f'o|ie!aud. of Three Mile t’reek. killed last w eek a hog of his ow n raising wUhh made s*at| galbais ^ 1 i| lir | t ,||| f ^ewi. Rank Notice. Monday, 22d inst., beluga National holiday, the Bank of Barnwell w ill be closed from Saturday aflernoo’i until Tuesday morning. Persons bav lug pa- per maturing on that day will please an ticipate payment . F. C. Butlek, Cashier. Bank Xollcc. — Monday, 2M | ludidav. the Citizens Savings Bank w ill be closed from SaiifKday nfteriMMin un til Tuesday morning. Persons having pa|»er maturing on that day will please anticipate payment. P. X. BcraiNONAM. ( aside of 11- \> ell uis? Atlanta and the mhiiIi l»* proud of su-di aa Aiti»t and tueii a Man. He 1* very wealthy, reputed to bn a millionaire; but Id mm* of duty and ardent lov* of hispr«»- rakes pleasure in informing the public that on his reoeht visit fo the North he captured New York, New England and a big slice of tiie North-West. Ho w< nt supplied w ith the ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified checks and merchants, manufacturers and importers surrendered upon the fi nnm-., threw open thcir stpcks. axidYp^;MiuipH*me-yo'hvfiyrtrtt1T?<t ? Tr^ , ral) TiV want* .cdLaiui *** fifty* h 11111 fTTeased. They were. demoraJized hv the outflow of against hi* flag. goinj HVCiclralsoTZL Helped himself liberally. Tb^pr<_y,.fs Jbat Uo-d+d-so areiift pTnin as They can be. Tin* ( harlcxbmbmmd utt^ltTers. theAtlantlc Coast Line and the Kichmond A Danville system are witnesses on hi* behalf. They are hurrying Bouthward as fast a* strain can turn their wheels' the goods that he nominally bought. Even now the first consignment* arc coming in and HVCicItLalsoiT Invite* the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring town*, buy all the good* they wantao cheaply that they will f«»rget all alemt ihe low prices of cotton, go home rejoicing with fresh courage to battle with hard time*. As a partial listof (he good good* and great bargains that lliclialson has In store he a*ks attention to the following few examples that show the comparison of Northern and Southern price*: fll.hOO worth of New York cloiliing—Michalsi.n’s price, |(i,Ott0. $7,000 worth of Boston Shi*** Slip|H*rs, Ac.— Michalson's price, $1,750. $11,000 worth of Ladles Dress Goods—Michalson’s price, $'.’>,000. $10,000 w’oithof Notions—MIchaDon’* price, $6,000. . . $10,000 worth of Gent’s Furnishing GAo^*—M1chalM>ii*s price, $5,500. U.OtNi worth of Furniture—Michalson’s price, $2,000. II.ihhi worth of Tin and W<km1 ware—Michalson’s price, $500. $I(MKNI worth of Bacon, Hams. Sugar, Ac.—Michalson’s prO 1 **, $0,000. $2,5<*i worth of Canned Good* ami Fancy Groceries—Michalson's pric*e,$1,000. 95,000 worth of Axes, lloe*. Farm llanlvvare—Michalsou’s price,92,H)0. $1,000 worth of Table Cutlery and Crockery—M Ichslson’s price, $5o0. Jl.ooo worth of Buggies and Wagons—Miehnlson’s price. $7«*>0. These quotation* are of|~fr^.i ^ii— r ■ >* .|>i ^ll■nlllJ^.l -V ,l r » LI.-JT, . ■shoe ibr- p^BIhe the best road to better times. Michalsou ha« t)u>i:«atulA »fgo«afs. He ha* l>argains that everybody neevls and can afford. If you don’t seew hay^rou want ask for it. Michalson has It, hut doe* not promise to keep it always. / Come soon and In a hurry before the cream 1* acno|ietl. He hasn’t tlm* «r tongue enough to make a three hours talk, hut he will help the country mope betwee,, * I now and ClirUuua*than all the |>olUlcian* can do this side of (he day of judg- senMMiruutrandarilentiov Miiuiapco-lroent. If buyer* and seller* wi„ only come to the p,c i ' ‘ ^ * * l^-ion torceblm daily Iowa’s, the tread | h.-APrsand Kllpwtrbks torch light trooper* laid wa« ••CastortatesoweS adapted toehfldira that I n>commend it—superior to acy prescriptiua known to Tr.0 " B. A. Aurora, U. n , ssi HI Bo. Oxford EL, Lrooklj-a, N. T. Castor la core* Co] Four btotuacli. LUU Wotujs. «etk>n, Without in, Constipation, raa. Enjctatsm, bx»-p, and pru^ot— di- *• Th A nsa of ‘Csstoria ’ b so universal and its turrits so well known that it seems a w»rk of supenrocation to enduras ik Few are the lotellicent families who do not keep Castoria v» .tLin easy reach " Cahlos Mismt. TV P. New York City. Late Pastor Bloomiagutlo LefonnoU Chi mod;, utica. For/w , vrral yean T have reeommeaded yo-.irvran.iria, ’ and shall always continue to d > s/oj LLj* iuvanaUy produced beneflchJ Enwi# F. PAnon, M. “Tbo Wlathrop," lAth Street and 7th Ave^ K«w TerkCHfV TB^Ourraea CoarAjrr, 77 Mubkat 8tbbbt, Kcv Tc massam HOPE AND HELP i'OIt THE nic Shernvfti’s c*inp f«»l- te our fait country. TW Brown & Mo., met The Confederate Nun Ivor*. The EaLcuiire Committee Tuesday n«\$i*i>olnted. y' After an ntkgn boiTge of opinion It w.4» decided, InvTew of the times and 1 their business demands, t*> |»o*l|M»ne the | March mealing until the regularsum- j mer meeting. Tlw Executive Commit tee will be called together later in the «ea»un to make such arrangements a* I inky be considered proper and uecessu- r >-' EfarnwcSL i h«t beats sin-.Le houses in the lard. M'c*l. Dr. T. ?.onis Alexander, of Sentnton I**., afid Mi-* Mary, daughter of Dr W.N. Cannoit, of KBentou, were mar. ’ ri«d yesterday afternoon, at the resi dence of the bride's parent*. Col. T. B. Ihunsre* will drilrer ad dresses in tiro Interest of the Good Tern- f >lars at >pi liigtow ii c>iuri*h and Gra- lams todar, at Wagnsr’s umvorrow, {Salley and Springfield on Saturday. Them was a Iteautlfnl plvr of the Aurora IU*n all* In the Northern heav- wn« Satuniay night. A posted friend nay* that it ha* been twenty-three years wince a like di-play w as seen. A’ x corking main near Charleston list week between South Carolina and ! (•vorgia the Barnwell bird* lo*l the odd tight. 1 hi* is the first main that strain has hot ftasixytar*. It willbcin'd •gain soon J«J«n Kennedy, colored by Mr. G. K. Duiil»ar ago, is dead. Robert Aldrich. L^q-t Pwpnor. At for bail. Hampton Division, Uniform Rank. Knight* of Pythias, w ill l»e instituttal about the midtile of March, perhaps ou St. I’atriek's ilav, the I7ti« Messrs. Croft Jc < baifield, of Aiken, have started a f<’i*tv h«>r*c |M>wer saw mill on Mr*. Dr. K. ('arroll's land a mile from town, on the Carolina Mid land. They w ill utilize everything and help supply the lumber and shingles demanded by Blackville's building boom. Too (Ltd. Mr. TV. II. Hagnod, perhaps the n:ort energetic planter in this township, sus tained a severe b*** Saturday n!g!it by the burning of a stable, five inuie* and a quantity of foragt-, on hi* farm near town. Two other nm'ea were #o badly burned tint their recovery i» doubtful. Tb« fire is regardevl as the ad of i.u incendiary. At half post tuna colored man living on tl.e plaee was out in the lie was roused roaring of itainc* and on going out found the fu.lUer «ti :ka Li.fc- .* ttr»* f; «‘r>Yge aftvrboro vcs-l Fimis. white, \v,i» arre^U-d ou Monday 3 and lodgcnl in jail. tli«>r« of ovariotomy and l>eacous of light and era j time. IIi* office* are crowded w ith pa- ! limits from early morn to dewy eve, the ' repr # »eui.»tive* of many Mate*. Oi course In ha* no occasion, tvm if be would not .n»rn it, to employ, a* amm , do, claqurr* and drmnniers at U*e tie* i pot, to entice ignorant and unwary vie- tfuis to seek au iiicomp' tent operator In the nature of things some crumbs i will fall from tlo* ln»ctor** bounteous feast. I w ouid dislike to be one of those j crumbs. Gkobok R. ('. Toon, M. D. Barnwell, 15th February, I8di. gynetmlogr— | tr y p rfH iuee and selling all kind* of goods to all Joru of pooplw at only one pri s for all after | alJl | t | iat aero. " 1 ndan and of l*oth II op all Who ipply and Help for ahall beamn every man, ly suppLed. winnan and child Not on* at all go ivr-i We have a speedy and positive cun' for catarrh, dipthrria. canker mouth I and In adachc in shiSnlt's Catarrh Rvmir I edy. A na»al injrdor frwe with each j h-iUle, Use it if ynu «l* *ire health and svve« t loeatk. Frice.'sK*. Sold liv J. A. I fobln, Barnwell; I*. W. Farrell, Black- ville; Dr. J. M Ninith, WillDton. THE LITE MERCHANT, pari)Well, S. C. .\ Lancaster county man a*dd recently a bog which brought hi*it $’8.20 and n •*;ile cfToUoii for ^25.t’». The cost ol I ri’.siug tin- hog was 91.75, tlic cost of tiic cotton, $2J.*V>. mail ii^ir,g in i».e pint red, who was «hof ,'ard and aH wa* quid, a couple of week* at , ^ ir< '' ° v‘iOck i>y the 1 I 1 rt The Master will sell on next ssleday In the case of May against Bellinger J some of the most desirable home lands iu or near Barnw ell. That is our opin ion of them 'I hose vv ho desire to move to Barnwell may find there exactly what they w ant. The tax books without penally will be finally closed Saturd.iy night. Comp troller General Kllerbee ha* directed I ho Treasurer to collect* with the 15 p^r cent, jienalty added until tbehth March, after that to Issue executions and put iu the Sheriff’* hand* for enforcement. Rev. P. L. .Kirton has been very ill for several week* at Capt. C. H. Lang- iey’* In Red Oak township, and contin ue* so, although the physician* are hopeful of hi* recovery. Grippe in his case has been followed by measles. His father came over Tiroin RTshopvllle on Tuesday. Every kindly attention is being given him. James Y. Culbreath, of Newberry, has made a valuable experiment in win tering cattle. He gives a ration.of 15 lbs of cotton seed hulls and 4 lbs. of cot ton *eed meal a day to each cow, at a •coxt of 8 cents. He value* the manure made at l> cents a day, so that the real ilaily co*t of feeding a cow is only 2 •cent*. Hi* cows have fattened on this diet. fhe Registration books will be open on the first Monday In each month un til July, inclusive, for the registration of voter* who have come of voting age •ince the last election. Jno W. Holme* will not be a candidate for reappoint- »ent a* Hupervlsor. • He ha* served ten ir* and thinks that long enough to lo him to a rest His present term end on the last day of this month. *re are several candidates for the je. . • Put Your Uoutract.s iu Writing. listen News* - ^ X- * • % Mamie Henderson, of Aiken, is ng Miss Mattie Lmi Kennedy, is* .Gertrnde Jones returned to flexion last week, much to the re cur young men. Clara Roberts and her brother are visiting Mr*. A. M. Kenne ls Campbell, colored, while as* ng to upload souih young mule* for Mr.4. M. Ashley l.nt Wednesday was kicked by one of them and died next Judge Fraser recently decided that to convict a laborer for violation of con- ] tract the contract must be in writing, i It would 1m? well for farmers to reniem- j her thi*, and liave their agreements with I laborer* in w riting, for according to this f decision a merely verbal contract is not sufficient to convict for violation, un der the criminal statute.—Orangeburg Monitor. Justice'J. B. Rurckhalter has ap proved blank form* for sale. tf ^ OH, WRIT A COI UH. Will you heed the warning. The sig nal perhaps of the *ure-approach of that more terrible disease ('onsumprion.— A*k yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 60c., to run the rsk and do nothing for it.' We know from ex perience that Shiloh’* Cure will cure your cough. It never fail,*. This ex-J plain* wiiy more than a Million Bottles ! >Vere sold the past year. It relieve* 1 croup ami Jg hooping cough at once' Mothers, do not be. without it. For lauic* back, side or chest use Shiloh’* Focou* Plaster. Sold by J. A. Tobin, Barn well; P. W. Farrell, Blackville; Dr. J. M. Smith, Willhfton. The disease*the American Presidents died of are given thus: WaslHngton’s fatal illness was due to a cold caught while riding about hi* farm in a sleet storm; John Adams’complaint was old age; that of Jefferson, chronic diar- rixea, due to the excessive drinking of the water* of-White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.; Madison and Monroe,old age; John Quincy Adams, paralysis; An drew Jackson, consumption and drop sy; Van Buren, asthma and catarrh; William Henry Harrison, pleurisy, the result of a cold caught at the inaugura tion; Tyler, unknown; Polk, cholera; Taylor, cholera morbus caused by drinking ice w ater followed by the im mediate eafing of cherries; Filmore, psralysi*; Pierce,..dropsy, and Buch anan, rheumatic gout. The remaining disease* are, fresh in mind, Andrew Johnson’s death having been due to pa ralysis. HouN Till*. ! 1 e offer one hundred dollars rew ard i for any ca*> of ( atarrh thut cannot be • cured by Hall'* Catarrh (’tire. ! F. J. Cheney A Co , Props, Tnled L . W“, Liw. j’.1 lr ! < BPciVSy’ f*tr i lie last 15 years, and I believe him perfectly honorable in all LbtMues* transactions and financially abla t<* carry out any obligation* made by their firm. , We t Tmax, wholesale druggists, Toledo. O. TN aiding, Kinna Marvin, whole sale druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure i* taken intern ally, acting directly on the blood and mucoiin surfaces of tiie system. Price, 75 cent- per bottle. Sold by all drug- gD;*. Testimonials free. CA ROLINA BUGGY COMPANY. Secretary’s Office of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South ('andina, Powiaria. November 2Jd, DDL This I* to certify that to the Carolina Buggy Company, Yorkyilie, S. C., wa* awarded at the 2Jd Annual Fair of tlds Sock ty a premium of Twenty-five Dollar* for the “Ih-si display of Smith Caroli na mad* < at riage*,” and Twenty-five Dollars for “In-st d Us lav of Carriages, *q>cii lo the world.” THUS. W. HOLLOWAY, Secretary. This is to certify that the Carolina Buggy Comr any, of Yorkville, S. C., exhib- | itod not only the “bt -’ «lispla> ’’ of vebicU - it our la;.- irfiti ii| w -l‘ , ‘g— ”, O. were Um iWst a”‘)i j iwo F. ■— '~'J'.T57'NvDf^crNG,f Judge* In Machinery I>epartment. State Fair S.C. IWU. J. A. FETNKK, ( (The above articles were exhibited in above department The above certificates are self explanatory. >Ve only want, to add that we have a very large stock of these gimds on hand that we will Ik? glad to sell at prices that will compare favorably with tile price of cotton. Go to Wm. McNAB, Barnwell, S. C., or to T. A GREEN, Bamberg, S. C., for these celebrated Buggies, or write u* for catalogue. i| CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY, Yorkville, S. C. Have an ah In the county larking. FIRHTLY. ZZ-T Front now on wo will pay the very Up top. gilt edge highest price* for all klnda of country pReturv, fnon king cotton’s aitowy staple tbat fiuata tint caJlcu flag around the world to alia humbler yield* of the Southern fields. Our mrags- I meiits mo»t favorably nmde, andt-opper fastened Phi, with cMMieumera of cvtwn j and other Southern production* giva us advantages and facilities that (lONQtJKH COM 1 J KTll'IOW in all this section of tba south. That this U businesa strieUy and not vain boast ing we will prove to the supreme sartsfactlon of every farmer who will give us the opportunity to offer the logic of dotlara and cents that none can tbuibl or deny. A trial I* all that wc ask, and we wish It most distinctly understood that tula In vitation is not Iknlu-d to the Immediate uelghlrotboml of Barnwell, hut that ll I goes to and beyond the furthest«online* of tha county. ttlSOONTiLY-* Hand In hand with our guarantee of highest posaihle rate* for all purchases of farm productions movea the copartner remedy for hard tine a. of {be \ery cheap est prices for any and all chtase* of g.ods that we carry, and they are everrtblng in General Merchandise. It is the bottom foipidatlou principle of (mlltteal ec**n- omy that the w i*e sell Iu the highest and buy Hi the cheapest market* and that la '“'wk II A.VK WILAT YOU WANT.' Our stocks in every line are complete, too large and extensive to be catalogued In a newspaper adverliaeinent ami too peifwt to be deecribed lo ona color o* printer’s Ink. They can lie understood only by examination and couipari-on and that I* all we ask, for after results will rest with u* and we w ill Lie equal to every occasion. Rl’RCI A L 8TUUIK8- Particular attention h»s U'cn paid in the selection of our sttnrk to several im portant lines of goods hei^toforc universally sllghie<| by nil merchants ouuhlf of , the principal cities. It 1- -■ J . ■i w>< i pf#n Ttni os*e ■» Imif . -yJijiiLan vasU- t*> tmr gntaoctuav-w iUehfrwrweWlTcTmtti rbs He \ e r before attempted iu . “w* Hlieit aTitlic ent«*r|>ri*e in all this i*ountry. All mcrcluuits bcl«*c« selling ant pis tol pr pistol cartridges, or any carti njge which cun be used in a pistol, are re quired uJder die statute of thi* Slate to obtain a IJcense from the County Com missioners, and to pay for tiie same the sum of tw’Y) hundred dollar*. Any vio lator of the said Statute will be prosc- cuied. When Br.bj- ttos sick, we gave her CaKtorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, s’ .e clung to Casteria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. DYSPEPSIA AMI LIVEU COXPLA1XT. Is it not worth the small price of 75c. to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, If you Let us resolve before the campaign open* that any candidate w ho attempt* to treat his way into office with whiskey shall he left at, home.—Orangeburg Times and Democrat. ForMalaria, Liver Trou ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN * S IRON BITTERS Bear this in mind : The road to heav en never runs down hill. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Those who have a will to learn find the world full of teachers. Children Cry for Pitcheris Castoria. There is no mansion In heaven for the man who is mean to his wife. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. It always makes a trouble smaller to Dr. J. H. E. MIlJIOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. Will have regular appointments as follows: At Barnwell, C. H. from 1st. Monday (or sales-day) in each month to Wed nesday evening. Room* at Moluir House. Office two door* South of hotel, on West or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, B. A. A N. R Ji., from 3d Monday Mn'each month to Wednes day evening. Office at Price’s Hotel. Will he at liis home office at Black ville every Friday and Saturday f rom 1st of February to 30th September inclusive, and every Thursday, Friday and Satur day, from 1st October to 31st January inclusive. Will make appointments with patients to meet them at either of his offices at any time. Patients will find it, more comfortable to liave their work done at the office, though, if desired will call on them at their residences anywhere within thirty mile* of Blackville. new h b d think so call at our store and gels hot- ! t*> a friend you believe Jii. J you want a ~ FINE WATCH OR CLOCK * STERLING SILVERWARE, . / RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT ’ lkry, OR SPECTACLES, Sand y jur orders to or c*L at j cordingiy ajui Hit tfoe* vou-no good it to those wlio cfihnr.. ^oing well will cost you nothing. ,Sojd by J. A. The eomparty wUbdjnfainad of i Tobin, Barnwell; V W. Burrell, Black- Jh** i- n and will letk Hal. Dr. J. M. Shiith, WdJutou. ertftiil under certain *, . - . * charging a small cm so a* to cnmpeuMtk <*> bia Register JUlfc. or Pitcher's Cistoria. The only reaaou why children hit* sermons it because they ilo not under stand them. . torffllanlCTd 285 KINO STKKFT, CHARUtsTON, 8. C. SHORTHANDS: of teaching,can he successfully taught by mail, thus saving much expense. Any person, male or female, desiring to learn the artvan obtain full particulars by addressing (with stamp for reply) STENOGRAPHER,* novlO] Lock Box Go, Aiken, S. 0. Assessment Notice. Arnirons Orrira Baiixwkll (J. II. Dec. 4th 1801. Notice l* hereby given that pursuant to the Act of the General Assembly in reference thereto, the Auditor or hi* Deiuity wiil attend at the following named places on the days indicated for the/purpose of taking tax returns for the year commencing November 1st 181M. The Law requires that all personal and real property shall be returned un deroath. Returns sent by mail must be sworn to before some ollicer qual ified to administer an oath. • Persons owning no property must return their poll. On all returns not made between the 1st. of January and the 20th February, 1802 a penalty of fifty per cent, will attach. The assessor Will attend as follows: Barnwell C. 1L, From Teby Oth to Feby 20th inclusive. G. M. HUNTER, Auditor Barnwell Cb. Treasurer’s Notice. . JT Ornct CorxTT Thkahi kek, Barnwklu 8. C.. 8e;>t. isth, 18dl. The Treusun r will be *t the foPowing pla ce* for the collection of taxes. Uyt the fiscal year epnimem-irg Nov. 1st, 1880, on the davs mentioned below: - Barnwell C. 11., from l-Uh Nov. to Februa ry Anli, inclusive. • TAX L*VT. Wale Taxes 4^ mllK (bounty Taxes 4 1 , mills. Ik-lws»l Tax....". i Tm*n<*sk. Our st«M*k of Hardware i« a* complete and well assorted as any that can be found iu A ugusta, Charleston, HavtuinaH or < olumbia, and <;ur price* will oavo money u> home buyer* on every purchase. Workers in w«kh1 nuU Iron w ill find all the 1>e*t Usd* of their trade* at our rstablUionent. In buiiUlng hardware wo carry everything. Uur po. i.et ami table cutlery, scissors, &c., arc lUa boat to bo had and our raaors arc simply iierfeet. K/VNCiKs ANI3 STOVKH. We handle a beauliful line of Range* and Cooking Stove* ami invite the e*p.e- ••inl alienM#n of busbands and wjyea.toLbaao aavloraof bealtb and ligbtticrs of • he • h’rvt* times a day labor* of life. They arc supplied w ith full outfits of c«H>k- ing utensils, and upon the voluntary teuhuonj of happy and admirable house keeper* wc knowingly recommend them. . * CtENTr.EMEN’S GOODS. Gentlemen’* Clothing and Furnishing Goods In great variety and of the lK»*t fabrics and the inoxt fashionable mode*. In shirts, collar*, cuffs, tics, glov« a, hosiery, bandKerchiefs and underwear wo defy competitiou from any Southern source and laugh at imitation from anywhere. EADlEo’ DRESS GOODS. Wo can plea*e every taste and -nit every style in Ladies’ Dre*s Goods, and we most cordially invite the fair sex to exercise womati’s right* and ermie and *oe for themselves. Uur stock of notion*, ho-it i v, laee#.ribbons -oaps, fan*, glove* and tires* ami toilet accessurle* generally is without a vacancy In U* c« mpi^te- nesi?. We have a full slock of Trunks ranging from Saratoga sizes downward. SHOES A^D HElPEERS. We have an Immense stock of the bc>t m ike* and style*. The famous Bay State slu es made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and sellthemselvc* at sight. ^ Closing’ out at^Cost. We need room and offer a large lot of pretty Spring and Summer Good* for la dies use at prime ccsf. These good* will go like hot cakes anck^rgt cutuc lir-t served Will bo tlm rule. Don't miss the cTutuce* - Miscellaneous. Plantation Groceries alway* in full supply. Bagging and Ties. Salt, S?ed Oats and Rye P* arrive. Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, ('rcH?kery and Womlen Ware, well buckets, chains and rojK:*, leather, cottbn sheet -, the 1h i -i ti>l»ai*eo and finest and most fragrant cigars, and in short everything for cut) body, to cat; to wear and to work with. - * Last Not Least. Our family grocery department is constantly supplied with ail the high grade standard eatable* that make life worth living-. VV.- keep only the best and purest articles,'and tolerate no adulteration. Our list of deikacits embrace* the choic est brands of both home and foreign luxuries. The Piedmont Wsgon, iukll size-, made of bard mountain wood and finished with the toughest irojU, i* guaranteed topr‘*vb perfectly satisfactory. We will keep a full stock of first class Kentucky Mules and Horses adapted to the needs and pleasure* of the country. In all that wo have said we have kept in the narrow track of truth ami inviting again all in need of Hope and Help to give us a chance tn prove ourselves their beat friends, we close thi* fnH announcement with the pledge a.nd promise that we are ready to serve the public faithfully and well. mill*. r ial 8cbr*4 LMotritH* have an a<Wb ry of two Utdl* exrrfit WiUfcUm, whk-h ba* fV utilht, and oak Grove I Mill NaGoaaJ Book bilk, gukL^ (ter cutn n ero ahle fnr uxaa n ^.- | & * ■ Matflatad Ulk and n\ frhiakra MIKE & B 9$Mf .jpy. — f .:kJ