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ib Barnwell People. W). I. HOLIES, Editor 1 PrapT. lahhemt corJiTT ci'kcrLAtioN, THUKSDAY. MAIU’U 1. tSftE. The ]<4ok of cultorinl In tbl» number ^M^fl^v to the Hb*ehuh :<.f th^lltor hik! lh« prenenw of ilio cbrfenprthdept. Tho hih.w MoMn Mini C. M. »C|l*<JoT* <K>. Uv«^ HU rot nr n unlttlie wn* nrowihd »ut. ..Cpngogurntty intention to ilie noeonil Merle* of .Honllnel Inifwlrlet tt* )m>mI|>oii«mI until next \^eek. Atul n* nil tb«<|iieMtloii HMklngnltnulil not be on one Ml«le. the Hentlnel i* ii«keil to give It* deflnlthm of A Tillumii nmn, A UonMervHth',e, A Keformer. -.. Itemoeratie Itelny. -CdJ. AI.J. T.nlbcrt nald Irtut week to a Wnxlilugton reporuar; “I Min perfectly ilUgimteil wllli the « ny M iine of the Ih-inoernr* are Acting.” fcrtld !Ke|»f«!*e latlve TaMici r, of ftont.li CitroMiu. **llere we have v\-n»rnl over I a vtcek Uitlling ilw roll ami »hnwlng cvery time iliewAtu trf a qnoriiiTr. Ti believe tien.'UrMnt »vu* right w hen I c , ■ulit the Lieiiioerittle party could nlw ay* i l»« relied ii|m»h to play the fool «t tiio j prt'irer tluie. I'he UcmocrntH arc cer tainly verifying thU aMM-rtion now. I hell* ve every member ultoplil le* rp.' FORFEITS. They unit turn r moi<I|iIh> < Inde fair, To tafw tiefiire the pm+leat Ihere I'm honmf to KII) the eln,je<' he tlisile A erudltahle ta«ti (|lMjilaye<l; AltSuniKh—I can't ray what It meant— The liltle mahl looVi'*}ill-< onieijt.^ HU i««k wan tlien anew heirm— To kneel jta fore the *yil(k-*t one. thicc more tlwt litrle'iuanl nought he, An I went I dm (town upon !.i.- knee.' She bent her eya* ftpon fhe floor— I thinly *he thoUKlit t|gi gallic a lore. Kx-t/Oiigreaainaii d.f* KieliardMon of it.itntor died midderiljr of paralj-Ml* la*t Weak. In aplto of tho wrathcr the IMeilniout a«carpinent I* w arning np politically Marotl uia*a niceUnga arc growing In favor and the out enn>« w ill prolialily 1»c an April Stale eonvenHon. i|nlrc«l to you* one w ay or ihe other up- on every piU'MlIon. and when a memlmr retnae* to vote in order to break a 'tpoe- rnm, Ite phtyw - fctfw fo-w nret nod vt*)i latea hi* (eilh. Some of oitr aTt-called lie ctrchal then— hla aweet ta-he>t To kiea the oue lie loml the lasxt, K<*r all Khe fr«|w ned, for all ala* chid, lie klMMed that little iuhH, he did. And then—.llhnitfli w |,j I i nn'tileeWo- Tfic tittle man I hMiked Hilt lit lid I. SKOES f . .. SLIPPERS. HOTICE. '-0 >Ve have tliem. fterfect gowl«, freah frt»ii the facU»rleM, tlne*t <pt*litiea and moat faMli}opahia *tyle*. We Invite the Itidie* -.iid gentlemen of the qomity to call ami *ee for them Nelvt'My confident that we can plea*e the moMtui iticitl ta-te* - ‘ T. S. CAVE & BRO. fcbl.T-tf '* - - -II C. IliasaK. Winter cabbage **?ed xhotiUI be plant ed in Mtin-lh 1 ~ W lien have niarricy ihrotigh the alphahet Ihey teadi ha-he. I fteople li-icl' pa«f*cd When Large phosphate have bean hkmIc In r<a-k dlMcorerlos three TcimeAMoe The Democrat* of this State nre he- to get together. A county convention will be held at. York vi He on the 7th of May to reorganize nnder a new i-onetkntion nml to el«*et a new cmmty executivevommittee. All Dent* <M;rat*, regardless of faction,will be.en- tUled to mem Unship iu Utopropoxtai convention. Ckmaon d orrckpomleuca. Eifilor People: - * f'lems«>n College has resumed its work'again, w ith ittsi old cadeta ami nearly as many new one*. The total aggregates nearly IKK), more still come in every day, also a few have left since \ they came;’“too tight for them” are the words they use. Of course none go but tboae that think they nre too ( ftHid to work. Barnwell is represented •y ill lioys. Work »f every kind y* done by the boys. Harry llammet, of Blaekville, made Ids’ uppcaraiice this afternoon. Most of the boys are willing to do any thing to help idieni to get an education, [•tore are taking the meehanical than . the agricultural course. Mechanic* f-*enis to he (he choice of the majority *' he hoys not only voluntarily wait on the table but apply for the job, months Te'orelmnd. The weather 1ms turned exceedingly cold for the last law days. It U now snowing really hard, li lt continue this w ay very Jongeverything Will be covered. Thk Proft.K Is high ]y appreciated by the iumstes of K«M>m 47. We eagerly look forward every Democrats have ev<<ii refosedto attend tlie Democratic caMetts, Although a ivumlicr ol the mnch-abus«>d Alliance men were found attending It and voting every time to uphold the Democratic party amt V^sUt It id rcurrying out it* pledges. ’ "In this emergency,” routinm'd Mr. Trtiltctt, /‘I won d tic w illing to vote eiiuntleaj and lands that were cousiil for a rule allowing the Spe«ker to make Ted almost worthless a -hurt w Idle ago twnpomm h\ couotingall thoscjmscnt, arc now bringing cnot moos priecs; whether voting or not. f am w illing to adopt any good rule that will enable a majority In Congress to do business. I don’t care whether you call it Heed rule or not. I am like t he old w oman w in* prayed that I lie l.ord would send her a loaf of bread. Sumo mischievous boys threw a loaf of bread down the chimney. While tjic old lady w as loudly thank ing tin* Lord, III** hoys opened the door and told her that they, had thrown die bread. “Well.’! she said,,“I don’teare if file Lord sent it." That's the way about adoptingthlM-rnlutiiut will take us mil of Jhis dilemma. I - anr acting wlib ibe Demoeratie party, and believe hi i's organization. TTiat is the reason I want it to go ali(*ail and do business, responsible, iiinl if we can not' hold the - tWd dt*l frrjtt^’tt-srr Imrgr- airTtn^ / ^oligtcaaiiittli at laJ-ge fiapu T'cn sent ft.” Th .fs th** way I feel !"“ " L, ? r| y **'***' '""Jonty. reins they will put some ope else in AHildle.*’ :... •• .-... ^ - the About fitinno. W eek for it. Clkxikon. Bamiikimi, S. Feb. 20, 1801. Editor People : - One of *hc largest amllenecs that lins gathered In. Bamberg for veins assem bled at the. t*raded 8cIn.oI— Mr. Henry H. Hartzog’s school—Thursday night to wltnesa the exercises of the L’allio- iisan Literary Society. The main hall, until Annexes mid the plaxza were packed. Miss Annie Miller made the Intmthic tory address. Miss Jessie Kllzey de livered an atklrem on Washington and 3lls* B«ssie Simmons read a select ion. The query for the evening. “H hid# has the in.in or Alatheny, 1,. W. Abstance, F. W. Free T. J. Saudi for, W. Fishburnc, Mi KAl'R ItosaALislibiirue, Fannie Muse, Mallie J’atrlck, Annie Move and Lizzie 'Fel^ d^r. The apecches of these budding or ator! were surprisingly good. After balancing the arguments the femmltfea of judge*, Hon. II. tj. Folk. J>r. J. H. U ack and I’rof. Bujley, de cided that woman had won the debate and that the best speeches were made bv J P. MAthene, T. M. Samllfer and Miss Fannie Muse. Silver prizes were awarded to the latter. The Graded School is booming in numbers and spirit. One hundred and Mlxty-llve have been enrolled this *es *U»n. Gam auk i„ There a re many vuri ettes ofTSTiffm e r- eial fertilizers on the market The. lilaHUfactitrera aiidithe agents get lip fancy iiniiii** in order to sell their goods. I hu farmers should bear In mind that ammonia, phosphoric acid and imtasli are really the only elements that enter Into n good commercial inantire. T he most of the potash comes from Germany Mr. W. S. Griihhsof (Jeorge's Greek has heeti rcaptMiliits-d Notary Public. He has married forty couples In six years anil is still In biibiness at the old slain!. ’ . i T he shortage of ex .Schoq) Commis sioner Weber of Charleston, amounting to f L2b7.8.‘i, has lieen pahi tiy .Mr. l.e- la.d Moore, hishrother-lnslnw. Oalnsha a. Gnivtf has been eleeted There i* a crumb of comfort in the facHhat • he Democnits carried Burke county, Gn..<akit vveek. ^ —Stmie one sent to I.iither to know W'heth**r It was lawful to use warm wafer ft*—Irrptlsm. I.otirer—TeptlertT ‘‘Tell the bloc' head tli;V^ water, or cold. Is w ater.” warm you are average well; they know too much for one inati, and not quite dfhrugh for two. —Th giving the dev || his due liable to give yourself away. Mrs. Harrison’* picture Is to be added to the M bite House collection. ^acjJBtary Morton w as banged * in elllgy at his home, In Nebraska -City, Xeb. By two cranks. is and Is railed KisUilr. fT'he analys shows an average of lij percent, o ..potash or 22T |ier cent, of sulphate of potash. 'The coouniM'i'iatTluh value Ut < hat lesion ninges from U.4T to.II.Ill ton. South (^aroltn*'phosphate rock is the chief source of ptf>»phoric acid The guarantee Is generally III |w»r cent of aviillable phosphurh acid. The source* of ammonia are various. Blood refuse from slaughter houses and ti*| scraps are considered the best. Then we have, cntioiwseed mejil ,that enters largi'ly Into many grades of southern made’fertilizers. Allay sis show* that cotton seed meal cniitaiiiM about 8.28 l>er cent, of ammonia and tjiat the com mercial value i**h«»iit IJI.On a ton. To barc*i stem>, leather scraps and feathers are rteli in Auminttla accord I M£ to anal ysis, ImT acMial tests slum” that , it i* -worth,very little. \ Suppose a farmer wishes to mix his own ingredients ntid make Ids own fer tilizer. He can vlOllii* if he c in get ttre Ittgeedientw. For Instamiv, if lu* w ishes to get up a fertUiz*<r w ith cotton seed meal as the source of ammonia. It w ill work out about tldl* wav, the prices be Ingontlme: One tqu Kainit, ft; .Kt TTiree ton* Acid PliosjdintcY 4" Ml Two ton* Cotton S.cd .Meal, 18 (HI T'otai tonic price, ftHttlO This can he mixed thbioiiglily at , , home. It will givesix rniiMof fertilizer - gfcxt^rJidlueimaoviu- man, Wo. ^rt nMmst ot ftit fin a ton,time p fee. TTw Miiney^r wasilis.*us»ed by J. I*, analysis would sliovv -ISiJper cent, sni- |di..te *if i*orastt,C per cent, of pbosplm- Hcill “ , *' 1 A* Seen Abroad. Representative Talbert, of South Car olina. is one of the representative farm ers wIm> has come into Congress as the® nuult of the movement in the South, and In hbf State In particular, which gave so nuieh political prominence to men engaged .!» agricultural pursuits'. He Is also a good deal of a politician, having been a me nberof Ids Stalk Log- Idatura, and the president ol tke Dpiiio- e atio cmiven ion which nominated Tillman for Governor. But is js more as f a farmer than as a |x>liticiao that Mr. Talbert likes to be know n, and Ids large plantations in Kdgelield county are Id* juid,*. ' * It is In this eonneetio., that some in teresting stories are t*d*l of M r. Taliiert. There are some iqembers of Congress 'Who. since the haril times liegan, have made it a practice to giv** a large por tion of theirtalarles to the potir, Mr.. Talbert, it Is said, bas alwejs made it a rule in bis life to loan nil of Ids surplus money to the poor Without interest, Xwg^ly all ol his salary goes in lids di rection, and alt be asks of Ids creditor* is that they returlv Idm ihe principal at the end of a year. Mr. T albert also ric arid uiid 2) per flv-nt. of amiiModa Of course theib figures are not exactly correct. In t they are very ••lose to the righi filing. Itioceton of lids fertilizer there would enter J.’U pounds of Kniidt, I.IMMI poumis of acid plio-phatc, ai^lfiii7 pounds o cot|ton seed meal.—Carolina spartan. . / The Florida Central ami I’euiasiilar pur«Tia*eiaof the .South Bound Kail- toad Mtein to hi* eatering to through pusseng* r* to the great neglwt of local travel. ’The Railroad Coiunds*ion will b *. wc hear, invoked to m.ute them do better. TT c Cilndd Air.dcmy, Chnrfesten, ha* fourteen more cadet- this v ear ilinu last. Tlmlioy* there novy nr** said to bo, ns a w hofe. the braw niest and best be haved, thut have ever attended that de servedly Tiimtuts old sch**ol.. Col; Cow ard, the Superintendent da the rlglit man in the right place and i* ably sup ported by the excellent faculty. Little Addle Cnuningliam, of Fall River, lias-passed through a remnrkahle ejp rlcnctv On the 10th of l.\*t Sep- —Many small Animals eat their own weight in food in a day. Tobave your swislh* art far away, ll makes existence dark ami drear; Bat It i* worw—*i<««-if—Uy*——— : = , To have her distant when slic's neat. - * Htvtk ok Wonrn Czkolixat) Cot'XiT ok B.vk.wvki.i,. j ^finder [»ower of Kale contained and given in n certain deed of bargain iin*| *iile, cnmniouly ealled a mortgage, m- eciired and dclivnriHl by \V..'S. Dix^bk to the Bank of Barnwell on the IJ4li day of January <18'.i.T a d recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Con*. veyancesTor sald coiiuty, in Book o W. page ItM), we will sell at Barnwell, in front of llie Court Ilona*;, on Monday the fith day of Mnr«*Ti IShf, it being sale day In said month, within tl.e legal lioiir* *M sale, the following real prop erty t • ^ All that certain pieceof land contain ing tliirty-eight acre-, more or Itfss, in Great Cypres* township, said comity, and bounded on the Xortli by the Great Saltkehatchic River, on the Fast by lands of W. o. Harrison, on the South by lands of the estate of Wilson San ders and on the West by the public road Icadbig from Barnwell C.JI>Ul Allen- dale, ' . ' Terms cash. Turclias r to pay for papers. * — TH E BANK OF BARSOV KLL, Mortgagee. ROBERT ALDRICH, S«.licitor. Sheriffs Sale. 7 ;x*cutl--n. against Reason YouiigbloiHl BY VIRT’L’HAif an Execution to me directed, in the above stated ease-, ( will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, w ithin the legaLhours of sale, at Barnwell Court .House, on Monday, the tifth day of Match A. D. 181H the follow ing described property, to wit All that tract or parcel of land, situ ate, lying and being in Wil.lston town ship, in the County of Barnwell, Smith Carolina, and containing one hundred and sixty-live (Itio) acres, more or less, Notice I*hereby given unto all whom it may concern that I hereby revoke the wpimintment heretofore made of John B. Rountree a* my attorney In fact, or agent: ..nd all person* are notified to hare no trar,saCtluHi* with saiu John B. Rountree )n my i.huh* or all'ectlng. mv property or mv inte e*t EUGENIA A. ROUNTREE. January 8th, 18bI. tf —WILL CURE— Dy«pep«U, Liver Com|»laint, Chrotile Heptatltls, JauHilloe,+«rpor of Liver, and general debility following n|>on malarial diseases, Dr<>psv Diarrho a Dysentery, Constipation, Hemorrhoid*, (Jtcrlne, Renal and Cystic DDeaw*. Hannaturla and Cnt- amanlal derangement*. ^OK SALE BY— - .T. AI-GTCN TORtM- Port Royal and Augusta Railway. Whereas the public highway* are ing in them, all persons are hereby warned not to plow or plant, nearer-to *0.1 UUbAb* road Ui this imuuty than ten feeCfrpm^he center of such road. All dye.rseer* are requested to re- ffrtyt»wny-w*lohitl*nrsrf the law in this te- 8|>c*;t to this offi*;e.' Bv order of Board. a;._. '■ M, J. I’.'TK, Clerk "ale Stables. ose-- J. II. AVERILL, Receiver* THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES. i In Effect January 28th, 1894* No. J * ' No. 1 Dally, 75 Meridian Time. | No. 2 Daily ! No. 4 Daily. ■-.-a' Now that the time to begin farm work has come I am ready to supply all |>er- smis wanting good horses and mule* ut the'right sort of tlgures. • Come and see my stock and learn pid ees, and you will Hud out that the grip of hard times has been broken.- Stables on East side of Public Square. C. BROWN, Trustee. * janlS-tf IKE STATE (If 8DUTH M80MHI, KAKXIVKI.I. COt'NTY. IX THK COtTUT <h*' 1’1(011 ATK, By Janies 0 Patterson, Esq., Judge o^, Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas, W.Gilniore Siiiimy.C*. C. P applies for Letters of AUiiiinistration Township Assessors. Ai'iiitou’s yn ick, Feb. 2d, 1801. The following gent enier, have been ap|iointed Tow nshi[> As»ess«»rs for their •respeetiv*; T'-owuships andare requested to meet at the Auditor’s office on Mon day and Tuesday, March 8th and Oth, as the law does not allow the returns to be taken from my immediate care: Allendale—W, J. Banker, J. S. .Mlxaon, W. S. BhVete^>^> Unblock—.1. Sr Calhoun, R. V. Owens J.K. B. Oswald, Bamberg--C. B. Free, 11. C. Folk, SfG Mayfield. i\ / : - ,' Barnwell—Geo. W.Ipeaeock, J. M. skin ner, U E. Birt. Bejinclt Springs—lAlnk Brown. J. A \I (* \ I 1' A 11 ItMlt'w Blackvilie—C. G. Rush, Jolm Wise, H. G. Delk. *> Buford's Bridge—J. F. Jones, J. Frank K**ar«e, W. L Rice. Hull Pond—J. C. Keel, Duncan Sams B. K. Killingsworth. “^ Fi-li Pond—J, 11. Fender, I. A. Jones, S. F Berry. ^ Four Mile-L. A Uti*h,F. M. Young blood T. E. Turner. George Sr., l; X R. A W. s Creek—J. S. SHII Ilartzog, J. Robert Ray. Great Cypress—K. L. Zander Harrison. J. C. McMillan. Midway—J. W. llill.T. J. Crider, P. Sand Her. Red Oak—C. II. Langley, W. J. Dun- can,G. F.-Kodiford. Rieliland—.1 A. Killingsworth, wilHam IV. F^Oreetl. Rnsernarv—S. W;‘Trqttl, C. M. Bell, Nathaniel. Powell. Sycamore—J. D. Jenny, II. W. Deer, Mites Loudhntt. Three.Mile—C. K."Clayton, J. 1). Kl- nard. C. F. Ketitz. W4 If Is tm i—\V. A. B. Newsom, M. W, Phillips, Reuben Rountree. TTie County Board of Ki|iializHtinu meets on second Tuesday in March. All complaints of over assessment must he laid before that Board and tlio.-e having complaint* art; hereby notified to present them at tbe^inie. indicated.. G. M. HUNTER. Auditor. Final Discharge. tciuher s! e was eatiiig watermelon'* Probate, bn Saturday the. 24th *lav* of whoM a seed lodged in her w im'jdpe. She w as siizqilwRti a terrible nt of coughing, ami for weeks her life whs despaired oVPh.vKleiiiHrfcoujd ilo jioth- iug for her, and she wasted away to a skeleton. She Was seized with a ter rible fit/rfcoughing a feiy days ago and the melon se***| was ilitownout. It was three times tin* size of tlie ordinary se«y| any- contained a long sprout,which, w a*Vvfdently grow ing In her windpipe^ .she was immediately Telieyed, and can now'breathe'easily. The statlsti* 8 of the New York Pas teur Institute, foj* ixtKI have just been made public. During the year eighty, live persons were treated. Of-these, twenty-six wijre bitten bv animals in Cured of Coustiiuption. Joseph NTeteil, of Wayeroa*. (ia., a ▼etcran pf the war and a citizen *.f this ♦xnmty, wa* a cuwoumpilve in the *cc- ♦md Huge whbn he joined the army and *t the elose of tlie war lie was |»erfectly well. Mr. Mezcll cured himself in a simple w ay w Irieh proved to be a re markable cure in hi* case, Hesajs; M was suffering w ith a terrible cougli ing been recognized as rabid. The other forty-eight ■'were cases iji xvliich hyttrophobiA conid only be suspected, tlie animals tawing disappeared or been ki’.leil without linving been exaiiiiued. Of the eighty-the eases treated, not oife developetl hydrophobia, and tlie [>a- tients all are living. There were live case* from South Carolina. St, Augustine News ; Last Saturday afternoon Miss Delia Minims, in charge of the public school at Tocol, and two and was growing weaker and thinner {” r ,,t * r l*VpHs, Mamie and Frank Hud- every day whan I entered the Confeder-{ ""Ik went (df for U rmv down Tocol ate ariny, Cooeomptlon was rapidly , ' ri ' k They ha*l gone but a short di«- getting the maa'.try of me. Camp life t; »»vc w hen an alligator seven feet ta'-g exposed me to all kind* of weather and "Ducked the boat. Frank. Hudnull w as sometime* I slept on th* ground with no rowing, w hen th*; ’gator gra«ped one of Idanket to proted me from the oold .dm oars In his moiifli. Things looked dangerous to the pleasure seekers, when dampearth. When .miiveuient I made a light wood ttre. When the knot was burned to pitch, tlie lire was extin- quick a* a tlash. Miss Miintii* drew her J2-yulibre Smitli & Wcuaon pistol snd giihhcd w]th water. The *m**k*f and i " 'd' *'cady aim sent a hall crushing pitch vapor arising from the knot were j dj r ,‘ , " i £h Id* liead, just behind the eyes, tuhaied through my rvwtril*. i tape up this practice iiiitil IMiJ wb<*ri 1 v iscov- that l had no cough and w i* pe.r- cured H'the dise\*ft' . i iij .mr J'fofico Is hereby given that tho un dersigned will IHt* his final aqcouiif. witli.l. 0 Patjerson, Esq., Judge of March next, at 10 o’clock in the fbre- mHin, as ti-.iardian of Elizabeth John ston and ask for Letters Dismis-ory. fe 1)22 ] 1 J >. M. J o 11 N S TON^- and bounded by lands of K. R. Willis, plB 1 '*1^twh-^aMTriands^oT^^011113. MMlHIld R. ff. CO. L. Wade. I.evied on and to be sold as the prop erty of Reason Youngblood to satisiy the aforesaid Execution and costs. Terms .cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. J. W, LANCASTER, S. B. C. Slierilt’s Office, Barnwell, C. II., S C., 12tii February, 1801. SAUv UNDHR MORTtiAGfv. StATKor SotTII CaIIOM \A,| Col'NTY OK BAKXW Kl.t.. | Under a power of sale uontained and given in a certain deed of bargain and sale, commonly called a mortgage, ex ecuted and deliv$r£d by Angus P. Wil liams to Mrs Jane R. Patterson on the 10th day of Novemijer 1802, and record- ed In tlie Office of tfi*B Regi ter of Mesne Conveyance* for Barnwell county on the 13th dav of December 1892, in Bonk 6 D. Page ‘220, we w ill sell at Uar.iw eJI in front of the Court House on Monday the 5th day of March next, it being Saleday in said uiotnh, w ithin the legal hours of sale, tlie fol lowing described real property: All that certain piece, pared or lot of illlld situate, lying aod Isilng In the town of A lleiidaie, containingiitic half acre, and bounded on tlie Noitli by tlie Port Roya^aud Augusta Railw ay, on the.South by lands of J. L. Williams, on the East by lauds of Jane K. Pat terson and West by lands of Sallie K. Tlsoir, ami measuring onediitndred and live feet front on Railway lands and be ing two hundred and ten feet deep. Terms of sale cash. 'Purchaser to pav for puiiers. JANE R. PATTERSON, Mortgagee. * PATTERSON A HOLMAN, . Attorneys, Siimmons to Absent Defendants. STATK OK Sot’Ttl C-AROMXA, ) BaIIXW I I.L Col NTT. | COURT UF COM MON PLEAS. C. C. Simms,’TkdTrtinlstnttor of tin* es tate of John J. Malier, deceased, Plaintiff, again* t Anna Brooks et al, Defendants. Copy Summons. For Relief. (Complaints rved ) To tii^ non-Keshlent Defendants, Anna Br*M)ks. Cherry Bonds, Kiigcnia Sul livan, Francis Lawrence. Carrie MP*;ltell, S. A. Johnsota, Julia Mac- Murphy, Martin Mac Murphy and Charles MacMurpiiv, Thomas E. Mitchell. A'*m-arife liereby summoned and re- IfiTTmi to answ er the complaint in tills on the Estate of Milford .Manuel, de- ceasod. _ ' . ' ; ^ These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of tlie sahKlecepsed, tq he and appear before me at atom rt of Pro bate for the said county, to lie lioldcn at Barnwell C. II.on Friday, the 1* th day of March, 1891, at 11 o’clock a, m. to show cause, if any, why tlie said adiniiiistratiou should not tie granted <iivetj under iiiy^liand and tlie seal ol tlie Court tills 30th day of January A. D. 1891, and in tlie 118th year of American Indejieiidenee. JAMES O. PATTERSON, Probate J udge. febWlw To take effect at 7.00 A. M. Sunday, February 25, 1891. Aouilt Bound. North Bound 1 ! : 9 * i-. — * "I * c i — 2l£ 10 75th Meridian Time. Off y* t \ * •i? > m £ M. ~ * r v— IX . i ■n^.\ STATIONS. 4- v 1*. M. A. M. ■ •V IMS. P M 2.09 (i.07 Lv.’Seiveni.Ar. 9.45 12.53 5 1 2.36 (>.22 * Wagoner... 9 .Kill2.23 1: ! ! ' 3.0 (5.32 Perry.. .^.. ; 9.20 12.0' .. *. 4 1 ’ 1 3.25 0.43 •....Salley*.....- 909 ‘U.KJ 4.00' 9.58 : [•— - •.Springfield.. 8.54'11.06 4 .! ' i 4.25 7.19 ....;Whaley*..... 8.42 10.42 2 4.40 7.10 .. ..Walker* 8 »i M.K) • 5 , i 15 7.31 Ar) Blaekv.) Lv 8.22 Ift.ftft 6.35 Lv) 4 (Ar’ r—•.50 (i (NI 7.42 As.hleigb?’... *1 8.11 9.22 6.12 7.47 .. ..Woodward.. 8 00 9.12 i *1 (5.4ft 7 54 *. Barnwell 7.59 8.54 6 j 7-03 8.04' . Morrises. ... 7.4»i 8 :u J 4 7.29 1 7.3» 8 14 Ar Brownell Lv Lv 2 Ar 7S9 814 4 8.02 7.51 s.lii " l A Caves 7 34 7.50 A' j * 3 ' . ' r 8 09' 8 20, ... .*S»lgling. ... .7.26 7.35 • ] 4 ’ 8J3; 8.32 Ar 5 AUendale Lv 1 • if ,7.20 7.20 P. M. A. M. 0 P. M |A. M l ! .•. FtKST ct.Arrs—Dniirv. Read Down. Read 1 p. No. 3 No. 4 p. w. A. M. Leave'. 5.25 Black vl He. 10.00 5.35 Ashleigli, 9.50 5.39 Woodward , 9.45 5 40 Barnwell, 9:18 ‘ 6.50 Morrises, II.-8 0 (Ni Brown, 9 18 8.11 Caves, 9.f3 <5 18 Selgling, '9.1 Ni Allemlalc, 9.00 Leave Dissolution of Copartnership, i rtle, < i he Clerk of this Court, and to serve a copy of your answer tu tlie said complaint IVe the undersigned members of the IIrm of E. L. Sanders & Co. Mifs ,i rt y on the subscriber atfif^ofllce Deiynark. dissolve by iniitiial consent, ami E. L. ; » within twenty days after the ser- Samlers will settle the liabilities of the Hnu ami all parties indebted to same will make settlement with him. E. L. SANDERS, II. K COKDRAY. * Ulmers S. C., Feb. 10th, 1894. I will continue business nt the same aland ami will be glad to have my friends and patron* to call and see me. feb22] E L. SANDERS. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Isjiereby given tliat the nn- dcisigncd will lile bis final aceoiiut with JiO. Pattorson, ttsq., Judge of Piobate, on Friday thebtli day of March next, at 19 o’clock in the forenoon, as Admin- Istrator of.the esiate of ElizatM'rtlrPriqs- ter, deceased, and ask for I.ettei* IMs- missory. J. A. JENKINS. Feb. 5th, 1894. , FINAL DISCHARGE Notice Is hereby given that the un- derslgiied w ill tile bis tinaF account w ith J. G. Patterson, Es<j., Judge of I’roliatc, on Monday the 12th day of March next, at 1Uo’clock In tlie fore noon, as Guardian ofG. C. Bishop, and asks for Letter* Dismisgory. J. VV. JENNY. Feb.7-td - - “. vice hereof, exidusiveof tlie day of such service; and if you to an»w>r the ^complaint within tlie time aforesaid, ^Ihe plaintiff in till* action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tlie complaint. Dated lh)nmark, S. C., Feb. 13th' A. D. 1894. 8. G. MAYFIELD. Plaintiff's Attorney, To the above named Defendants: Please take notice that tlie Sitinmona herewith served iifoii you In Hiis action js issu 'd noon a complaint praying for the foreclosure of a niurtgag' of Real Estate executed by run, the said defend ants, to Jidin J Malier. deceased, fur ther than the foreclosure of satd mort gage no persona! elainris made againft you, of against any of the defomlaiits, and that the Summon* and Complaint was this day tiletl in the office of Clerk of tlie Court for Barnwell Countr. 8. G. MAYFIELD, Plaintiff’*, Attorney.,, Denmark, 8. C., Fein 13tfi, 1894. Seed Potatoes. V... One hundred hushela of pure and iinmixed Best *election Georgia Buck levouiuteiiu ihu *L*)u< i tolhi.au ah»i •re in the third stage of me ‘NeMne, hut in » case similar to mine, it a ill *J- fcot a rviuarkahle cure in «ver> in I his infuriated the animal and he raised iiiW^elf out of the water nearly three !T!iV . ! ,,e " Mi ‘\ "g^'" j Seff d Potatoe* for aale' i J r r ,Mi '* i, " : J-* 1 " just} From eight bushel* of seed I made b tami the tail stamlder I Ins was oiv j ]w{ ye.tritau Im.lieU ou two acre*; ' min;o I*.r the gator, so he gave another Applv to struggle and turned ii|m>ii hi* bitek. ! Tin* p e sore a* t eker* took him lu low i and luuuud him at lotoi. S. U0 L. PEACOCK, Barnwell, b. C. >* MELON SEED. For sale a hundred pound* of una dulterated KolbGem Seed, from perfect melon* of our own growing and selec tion, al 59 cents a pound. T- b. CAYK A BK0-, febla Baruweltl. S. C, - Seed For Sale. Fifty pounds of Kolb Gem Seed from selected melons.^.welghhrg from twenty to thirty pounds »pieee, st 60 CENTS PER POUND. For other particulars write to or ap ply at 1^1* office. ' * •Telegraph Offit;es. _ J. C^. KEY8, Superinumdent. For County Au I announce my seif ns a candidate for the office of County' Auditor, subject to all the rules and regulation* governing the Democratic Primaries. 1 iiope that tills announcement will not lie considered premature when the fact iskuown that I have neither tlie time nor the ireans to make a per sonal canvass of^tlie county. Having met in a business way a large majority of tlie voter* of the county my qualifica tion* as a business man and general conduct of lifenre known, and upon this I must rely for advancement to this im portant position. M. J Patk. 5.09 p. m. 0.50 p. m.r 7 25 a. m. 9 29 a- ui. 9 32 a. in. 10.30 a. m. 10.41) a. m. 11.29 a. in. 11.45 a. in. 12.50 a m. Lv. Augusta Ar. A r. Allendale Lv. Ar. Fairfax Lv, Ar. Yeinaiuee Lr. 8.50 p in. 0.65 p.\m. 0.43 p. m. 5 4 '* p. in. Lv. Yema***e Ar. f 5.35 p. n*. Ar. Beaufort Ar. Por Royal Ar. Charleston 4.40 p. in. 4.30 p. tn. 3.13 p in. • _ 11.16 a. m. 9.25 a. in. ■ Between Port Poyal and Beaufort and Charleston. 78 Meridian TlineTTNo. 5 pijty. j No. 0 Daily. h- 1.15 p. in. 1.21 p. m.* 2.25 p. m. 4.30 |». ni. Lv. Pt. Royal Ar. Lv. Beaufort Ar. Ar. Yemassee , Ar. Charleston Lv 0.50 pC ip. 0 34 p. m. 5.40 p. ni-' 3 13 p in. ; t • i Connectinn at Allemtale for Carolina Miulaml Stations. o > « K. II. WRIGHT, G. P A GKQ. T. BKYA^Vf-h A. --f J. B. 9 :U0hui 1 ;43pm!Leave . 7 :4llpn Arrive* 4 :20pm Arrive. 5:24pm Arrive. :00pm Arrife CLEVELAND, Receiver j, Y ’■ n .si.*..,.—' 7 . Augusta and Asheville Short Line. ■Schedule In effee^ September 24th, 1893. 11 :43am 12:47 pm 2 :40pm| 0 :4"pm ; 0 :45pnij Arrive.. ...... Arrive .. .. .Augusta.... i ... Anderson.... ...Greenwood. . Lauren* .. Greenville. .. .. .Spartanburg ... Asheville .Arrive 1:4U|ini 8 3l0pra . Leave 7 :54lani . . Leave .,11 :05a in . . Leave 10 :05am .. I^avr) 7:45*in . Lear* .. .I.eav* j 6: 4pm 5 Mipm 1:46pin 8:40a n 3 fifOpm I 8:12pm For further Information relative to Tickets, Ratos, etc., apply to ^ ' W.J.CRAIG.G. P. A. R. L. TODD Trav. Pass. Agent, :WV4 Dyer Btijlding, Augusta, Ga. South Bound In Effect Oct. 1 st, 1891. Short Line To Augusta. And Asheville, \ % head down. No. 10. No. 38 4 lu pm U ou aiujLv.. 9 00 pm 10 20 am Ar 2 50 pu Vr 0 4.i pm Ar.. 0 40 pm 9 55 am Ar 7 29 pm 10 42 am Ar.. 7 50 pm 11 03 am Ar.. 9 10 pm Ar Savannah Columbia Spartanburg Ashqville Allendale, (central time).... .Barnwell, (tentral time). .. BlackviU»v'.LentraJ lime),. 6 16 am Seivern*. tceniral time). HEAD UP. No 37 j No 9 A ri 8 i 0 pm' 10 05 am 20 pm 45 am 10 am Oft pm 17 pm 50 pm _i.v| 3 Lvlfl . .Lv g ..Lv 4 ..Lv 3 Lv 3 . ..U. 74ft am 42 am 19 am ()5 ant For further information apply to Wm. Butler Jf. T. Pasa. Agt. Columbia, 8. Cf I. M. Fleming, Oen'l Pas*. Aft. Aav’h, Ga. K. Fqrd.Supt- Savannah Ga, Srectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold. Ail ihe Latest NoVelties. FARSY 0OO9S, Hobby Horses Yeloci 'Uovd* Doll? PCRFECTCD B-IBY CA,«KIAO»k CRYST.U LENSES ▼RAM MA AR. Stationery -and— J . Bd'd* C'HKISTMAS C'AKDt AND BOOK1.KTT9. PLt ! 9Il IHtEBWlW CA9E8, AUl^Wh P1U Tl'KK FKA.MFA Musical lnstrt.iiien.h Sheet Music. Guitar Violin,and Banjo Mrtng* THK GKM ROLLER ORGAN,ONLY 16,00. Agent for Piauu* and Organ*, Rubber Stump* and bteucil*. Muricet ments Repaired. > Pianos and Organ* Tuned and Repaired. 1 - The largest and cheanest stock ever hronglit to this city. In Hi Gh D. O. Xj-A-IsTG-IEj, ISTO. J27. INIaekville, SC. C PARA&OK i’ * ' ' ~rT-,-,-,r lachine ¥orks, Howard Bros. Propr’s, iv MASTER'S SALE. . Statk ok South Carolina,) County ok Baknwkll. J W.R. Uogg. C. W B Hogg, Mrs. Alice Best, Leonora Best, Frank Hazel and Mary Hazel, Plaintiffs, against - Paul 8. Felder, Defendant, N - partition. BY VIR'I UK of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause I »j||se1l at Barnwell, In front of tlie Court House, on Monday^he Xftji dity of March 18114, it being saleday in said month, withjn the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate: . All that tract of land situate in the said county and 8&tte, containing one hundred aiid forty 1(140) acres, njjore or lens, and hounded as follow*: Ou the North by land,* of Frank Barber, On the Fouth by lands of'*\V. R. llogg anil es tate of R. Bradley, oh the East by ^ud* •f said W. R. Hogg and on the West by the land* of Evan Cave. - | Terms: Cash sufficient to pay up ail the fees, costs and expense* of tills ac tion and the balance on a credit trutii tlie first day of November A. D. 1894. Purchaser to pav lor pa|»ei*. Au HOWARD PATiLKSON, 4ebb5 Mmuer. a;N<2I.TK*:KW awd n ACIII.NlMTa BLACKV1LLE, « C. Power and ^ “ yon want n FINE WATCH OR CLpCK STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, To the user* of Motive General Machinery - ) . \ • * We call your attention to the fact that we are prepared, with latest improved Tool* and Machinery, to do work on any Machinery u»ed in this country. Such a* COTTON GINS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, PULLEYS, HANGERS, MILL GEARING, Shafting and casting* ot Iron or Brass of anv size. Special * Mention given to GIN WORK. Having a first class Gin Builder, we can doall kindsof Gin Work, new bentdi wheel*, new saws, boxes, Ar. Saw* sharpened only by hand. julyll r FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LKRY, 0B SPECTACLEh, 8«nd y jar order* to or call at J9.S. Allan & Co 28^ KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. T. B. ELUS, Jr„ Surveyor and Civil Ettgineet Registration Notice. Special attention given to the compststlea of wafef-power*, leveling »nd Awrituig*. A postal csM'atKhwssril to me at Ma ln» r A*'. w*!*»etetrepromptanentton. otfcl.UbDr The office of the Supervisor of Regis tration will be open at Barnwell on th; first Monday U) each month fur the transaction of such business as Is au thorized by law. UAYNE F. RICE, tf Supervisor. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, N SbLK’WO* 2ud Cikccu Geomhe O. Tnenrso*,'^ - Mi6|ir & Thompson, ^ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office. Ryan Building, Btruwel),$. C Practl« lu the Counties of Aiken Bamwell,Uampum^vviktou and itaau- tork A low Toi«,of Act A left al $8.(K> per ton, A few Tons of Cotton Seed Hulls left at $2(00per jton. r. s' s' • *''' ■ ■ - . Don’t send for any unless* y0» send the M03sEY.. TILE BARNWELL OIL COMP ANT. 6 fehl5 r 1 ' ,7 ’.if