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The Barnwell People. JKO. W. HOLMES. Editor I Prop'r. LAKURHT C’OrXTT CtKCVLATlO!l. r>tUUKSI>AY, Al’H11 11*. IS94. The pr<MM of morv imi»orunl huvini'M and the gentle charity of the nweet baring tlnio Impel u« to give the Sentl- ««w etch-u» wer aiiotlier week** rent. It require* the exeroUe of eome wlf denial, but we’U make up .t^hen we get IrUurr. 4>cn Joxcph Itrevard Kershaw.dh'dat hie hotue luCjundeuoh l liuraday night )a«t. He wax born Jan. Md THii, ad mitted to the bar In 1843, In I8HI xerved as first lieutenant, until hix health gave way, of Co C. Col. I*. M. Kutler’x I’al- metto Hcglinent. lu the war with Mex ico, practised law until the war began between the state*, which he «rrtem! a« Colonel of the 2nd S. C. Kegiiheilt. He roxe P» the rank of Major Coiterul in the Confederate Army, lie wax ven tured April <llh ]««.'»‘and wax keiit a prleoner In Fort IVamn, Bo*ton hafr bor, uhtil August. Me resumed the practice o f the law and wax elected Cir cuit Judge In 1877, and held that posi tion until la*t year when, owing to ill health and age be wax not a candidate for re-election. He wax apnointed post master at Camden by I’resideut Cleve land and the faiglxlature last winter, ..On .recommendation of the Governor, appotnt«‘d him to write a history of tl.w B irtof South Carolina in the late w ar. lx burial on Saturday wax attended by the (jmvcni'.T and other State officers, jTe died poor In this 0 world’s goods, hut rich in the best regard and affec tion of the people of the State. Ills life was wilboiit fear ami rejironttb nod among the gtuxl and gi-eat men that this State has cherished there has never been one who 1ms possessed higher vir tue In every relation of life than the knightly soldier who has just crossed the river to JollV his comrades gone be fore. Important to Meloa (liwwerx. MoWKTTa, S. April 14, IS'.II. K'litfH reoplr: * Our >’. and M. Growers’ Association lx making a strong effort to get melon freights reduced. To this end I have scut a petition ami a circular explain ing same Pi every place in the State where I knew nielmi* nr ( e grown. 1 have sent to the following places In your county: White Fond, H\ B. O.vei s \ViWistoh r John l/e; Klk<,Hen ry Jones; Blackville, C. II. Johnston; Bamberg, W. Ms Ilayex; Springfield, Nathan Porter; Barnwell, Charlie Brown; Allendale, W. R. Ibtriingtnn; K diblhs, Thos. S. Iltwibar. I f I have missed any they wdl please write at once for petition 1 desire to impress on every grower the importance of go ing to his nearest place and signing said petition, to save those parties trouble and expudite the return of peti tions to m*. 'V T. S. Wii.mamx, President. Meeting of the Haniwell Connty Med ical Association Ap II X tll. Dr. J. B Black, President, called the meeting to order, and made a few re marks In his usual graceful and elo qnont manner. « A committee was appointed to draft resolutions in reference t«> the death of j\. C. Varn, and the county papers were requested tu puldlah same. I>r. Varn, tlmugh a young man, occupied a high • position professionally, and as a friend and neighbor will be greatly missed. 4** Dr. E. I,, i’atfcersoii read a paper on f tlie fevA|g| , of Barnwell county and gave the history of a typhoid fe ver outbreak w hich'occurred In 1837 and iasted for four years. Tlie subject was of great interest, and w as freely discussed by the members of the Association. Delegates were elected to the State Medical Association which meets In Rock Hill 25th April, consisting of Dr*. K. L. Patterson. G. W. MorraM. I.. <!. Stephens, J. B. Black, W. S, Ku- hanka and C. D. ( larkson. Du. K. KiUKt.axn, Secretary. THIHUTK OK HKSI'KCT. tVhercas since our last meeting tlie angel of deatli has visited tiny home of one of our most honored and useful members, Dr. A. G. Varn, and removed from our ranks that estimable gentle man, and from the community a useful and popular physician,It becomes us to-day to give expression to our fcrlingx in the follow ing resolutions: 1st. That. In the death of Dr. Varn our Society has sustained a heavy and irreparable loss. and. That we transmit to the family of our brother a copy of these resolu tion*, expressive of our heartfelt sor row and sympathy for them in this their sad bereavement. 3d That a pagein our minute book be inscribed to his memory. 4th. That a copy of this preamble and these resolutions be sent by the Secre tary for publication lu the county pa pers. I,. <;. SrieriiKX*, K. J. W ANN \MAKKK, M BKM.IKUKK. Tribute uf Res pert Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to remove from us our beloved /h Brother George A.. Kinard, who has been- j» eonjDtent member of the St. John* Baptist church from his early youth, and w hen quite a young man was elected to the olHce of deacon, which position he so well tilled unto Ills death, and whose example and teach ing we all delighted to follow, ami win) has long passed the years- allotted flo man, he being at the time of hi* death about eighty-one years old; therefore, lie it resolved. / let. TluU we, the St. Johns Baptist oburch, do how iii humble submission to the will of Gi>d, who doeth all tilings well. 2nd. That we hear record that from hi* devotion ta_bl* church, his faithful discharge of every,duty, ids untarn ished character ms a cltiacn and hi* prn- k fesslou of faith in Christ we believe he lias gone home to the rew ard of the faithful. 3d. That we tendernur sincere Chris tian sympathy to the bereaved family V*d commend them to the love and pro tection of Him who is a father to tlie fatherless and to the w Mow a God. 4tb. That a copy of these resolution* . b« sent to the bereaved family and to the Baptist Oonrierand Barxwkli. I’koplic * • » ; . WwA* Wi A *- — v I U I IV-ilvlUlI • 0 5tn. That wblank page In our minute book be dedicated to his memory. Done in chur eh conference this the f7th February 1804 v; Ifi- w. Pkkplks, Moderator. T* J. A. PxTxas, Clerk. —, £.\-- - . €. W. Williams, a prominent farmer •f Chapin,- aayt that he has liecn *uc- swaaful for years in raising hogs wIdle tbt cholera was raging In the neigh- borhood. Hts preveniyve is to pour the *wp WAter to the ImgsVir^-r each w:ixh. yet efloctive.—l^cxiugum Tribute of Respect. nnr« i.oihik j»o. 122 a. r.,M. Whereas It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our mh|*t Bro. J. I. BDhop, wlAv wa« iiorn in IMto and died December 31*118p;i at his home In Barn- "•■ll county. Out gorrow for him I* truly great, but we sorrow not ns tbiMe that have no lio|w, for bv the grace tliHi sustained Bro. Bishop in hi* long life w * expect m greet Mm on the eterna shore, and be with him in the qiorn ol the Resurrection lie wax a regular attendant mi our moutlily meetings un til ye*i:!i of aniletion came upon him, when h«|f>tt1unittcd to tlie will of H|ni that Is tra* wise to errand too good to be unkind. He servd lit* Havlour in the ehurcli of hix choice faithfully. What more could have been said than he had lived a consistent Christian life. It Is true God move* in a mysterious way, hix wonders to perform. ' liis purposes will’ripen fast, unfold ing every hour. 'J'he bud may have a bitter taste, but sw eet will be the (lower. The Lord glvefh and the Lord taketh away, blesseil lie the name of the Lord. Kexn]veil 1st. That a pag - In our minute Imck be inscribed to his memo ry- 2nd. That we, the member* of Hope Lodge No 122 of Free and Accepted Masons, eHtftid,, our sympathies' and prayers In this dark hour of aillictlon to the bereaved family. 3d. That the above preamble and res olutions be sent l.o thtMmunty papers for publication and a (iopy to the family of tlie deceased. John B. Caiitkk, Secretary. M^/leldm*n, Chairman of the Spar tanburg Board of Control, suggests the folldwing changes in 7 the Dispensary law: ' Abolish tlie State Dispensary and get rid of the heavy"expense attached there to. Let there be no Htate constables to annoy and vex the people. Give each CflUniy authority to run Dis|ieii»arles under a general law. Let tlie county board do all tlie purchasing of aupplles I pop rcputnhle ma'Qifayrov^x. ■lij vUlw the protits equally between the cor|>o- ration and the county. Abolish the Stale hoard of control and give the codrity hoard power necessary to man" age the Dl*|>ensaries M r. ’ Ileldman 1 believes that his plan would do aw ay vgtth blind tigers and blockade wagons to a great extent. The police of Cities and the county constables could make arrests for violation of tlie law. Tills would certainly Ik- a great reform and we believe that a mnjoril)'of tlie peo pie would accept it us a wise solution of the question. Let the voters of each countv indicate their opinion in the se lection of legislators. If the Spartan burg idea should prevail it, would elim inate much power, patronage and Influ ence from tlie Governor’s ofllee, niit that would also lie a great reform. Kaeh county would then tie permitted to exercise the privilege of local option. SULPHUR CUReIfOR SPARLET FE VER AMI) DIPTHERIA. This account is taken Iroin the treat ment by tho eminent Loudon physi cian, Dr. Henry Pigeon: •‘The miraculous success which ha* attended my treatment of scarlet fever by sulphur, induces me to let my rued ical brethren know- of my plan, so that they mu*t he able to apply tlie same remedy withmH Mehy. All ca?es in which I used it were very well marked and the epidermis on the arm in each ease oaiiie aw ay like tlie skin of a snake. Anoint the patient twice daily w ith sttl- plmr ointment, give five to ten grains of sulphur In a little jam three times dev, Kutflcient sulplrtir wa* burned tw ice daily (oil coals pn a shovel )'.u> till the room wltli tlie fumes and of cimrse was tlioroHghly iiihah-d by the patient. Under this mode of ticatinerrt eacli case miproA’ed iinniediatelv, and none w-ere over eight days in making a com plete rei overy., ami I believe it wa* pn ventejii from spreading by tliis trenjt- ment... •> . • The labor commissioner of Kansas snya that return* made by representa tive men in 1.2fl0 township* nut of 1,500 In the State show that the average coat of raising a bushel of wheat is 03 cents, while the average local shipping price for the last live year* was 58 cents. Better than the Silver Bill. L ^J.eVjihe high tariff store coffee go and ’ ’raise ^mir own own at less thnn one tn^nt a pourid'; 20.000 farmers supplied with this valuable substitute and every one praises It. The poor man’s friend and rich man’s delight. It Is superceding store coffee as fast as its merit* become known. la destined tosNveonr farm er* million* of dollar*. Many claim t.iat by mixing a few grains of Store coffee with Cole's New l>ome*tlc Coffee, com- bfntng their flavors, they obtain a more deliclotis and aromatic beverage than the Imported article. It is hardy, easy raised and very productive. Is very improving to land on account of it* Im mense foliage. It Is atronger than store coffee and much more healthy and strengthening. I have m.vle prices low enough for everyliody to get it, 25 and 50uent« per pack. Send all Orders to P. II. MARTIN, State Agt.. Madden, S. C, All orders promptly tilled. (Stamps not taken. MASTER’S SALE. Static ok Soitth Carolina, » Bahnwkll County. t. The ,Southern Building and Loan As sociation, Plaintiff, against J. B Burckhalter, Kate M. Burckbal- t.er,,Hiill Tobin and D. K. Jolin- Vttre for HogCliolern. ’ \ v Mr: W. M. Timmonst-f 'nniinonsvillc wa* in to see us lust week ami says that lie bud had a question asked by many people, what would cure hog cholera lie says that tlie following tonnula is a sure cure: Take equal parts of copperas, sulphur and conking soda, mix together and give one teaspooufui to tlie hog iu slop or iu.boiled corn, once a week.—Flor ence Times. The First Confederate Soldier. In ronvi r-atiou w ith VV. T. >huiimt.e, of this city, yesterday the curious fact wax learned that he was the llrxt man mustered info the service of the Con- federaty States. The ceremony w as at Camp Bonham, near Klchtnotid. Bon ham's lirigadu from this State was the lirst mustered into service the Butler Guards, of this city, had the right of tin* brigade and w as the Hrst company and Mr. Shmnate, being the tallest man in the company, w as the first mail on its right, ('nnxuquaiitly the enrollment, began with hint.—Greenville News 13th instant. Chinese Idea of the Flano. A Chinaman, lately returned from a trip to Kit rope, treated his countrymen to the following description of, the pi ano : “The Europeans keep a larg-i four-legged beast wliiefi they can make to sing at w ill. A man, or more fre quently a woman, or even a feeble girl, sits down in front of the animal and stepson it* tail, while,at the same time, striking its white teeth with hi* or her finger*, when the creature begins to sing. The singing, though much louder than a bird's, is pleasant to listen to. The bea*t does not bite., nor dees it move, th.mgh ij; Is not tied up.” Frnnk Nornimit, one of the victims of the Darlington tragedy, wa* an in surance agent. Deleft a young wife and three small children, and onlV a uominiil estate for their support. The widow has been retained as their agent by tne insurance companies Mr. Nor- n.ent represented, has opened an otH»* and will conduct tlie only Insurance business in the state managed by a woman. ~ . 0 The w omen folks did their flrst vo ting In town elections in Colorado re cently. Pretty girls were busy, pin ning violet* or caruatlfins on the coat ’appelx of big bearded men, with win ning amilea_that said: “You will .vote my ticket, won’t you?” There pres ence preyenU <T disorderly scenes at the polls. Dr. F. II. McLeod, to test the ques tion of rabies in the case of the dog that, died last week, supposed of hydro phobia; inoculated a rablt wrltti some of the saliva from the diseased dog The ratlit was kept and carefully watched: A few days ago it died exhf- Biting unmistakable signs of genuine rubies.—Florence Times. » ' \ ' 1 A lecturer recently asked dramatical ly : •’Can any one in this room tell me of a perfect mail ? There was silence for a moment. “Ha1« mty one,” he con tinued, “heard of a perfect woman?” Thou a patient little woman in a black dress rose from a hack seat and an swered; ‘’lhere was one—I’ve often heard of her, but sh« is dead now. ahe was my husiMud * that wile. BY VIRTU? of a decretal order to me directed^iti the above entitled epuse I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on .Monday the 7th day of May I8W4, It being salesday In said mouth, within the legal hours of sale, tbe miuiwltig dcsorii>ed real estatrr— All that lot. or parcel of land, situate, lying'and being in tlie thwn of Barn well in the said state and cmintyvdes- ignated ax four lota on a plat thereuf made by K. C. Mixson for Mike Brown on the istof August IS**), numbered as follow*: 78, 7'J,80 and 81,. with a front of sixty (<M4) feet each and being one hundred and twelve (112) feet deep, theieby giving the lot a rectangular shape, w ith a front and rear of one hun dred and twenty (120) feet and a uni form depth of twoh- ndred and twenty- four (224) feet, the , said lots) have a frontage on Marlboro St reel ol one hun dred anti twenty (120) feet and thence running back to Brown’s Avenue 224 feei, where they have the same width, 120 feet as on Marlboro Street, and are hounded as follows: On the North by lor of K. J. Peacock, East by Marlboro Street, West by Brown’s Avenue and South by lands of Mrs. Jennie Brown. Termsof Sale: Five hundred dollars cash, balance on the flrst day of Janua ry 1805 or all cash at tlie option of the purchaser, credit portion secured by a mortgage, of the premises. A. HOWARD PATTERSON. v... , Master. April Announctment Mias Hattie Martin t» pleased to state to the ladies of Barnwell, Aiken and Orangeburg counties that she is bets pared to offer them entire satisfaction, (in excellence of goods, newness of styles and cheapness of prices) In Mil linery and Fancy Goods, Dry Goods and Notions, carefully selected troin tlie very hea^NotTTicrn and Western bouses. Haying haiT the advantage of six years’experience witli the most com petent milliners she feels as confident of her ability to please the most fa— tidious and exacting tastes as of iter sincere desire to do so. Feeling sure t.h^t she can success fully compete witli all rivalry In county town or city, she most cordially Invites the ladles to’call npOTTber TtT the Tfont. port,'oil of the store.of W. J. rjl Martin at Blackville, examine goods, inspect style* and ascertain prices, before pur chasing elsewhere. MASTER'S SALE, Static ok South Carolina,l Bahnw kll County. ) The American Freehold Land Mortgage Company of London, Limited, against David S. Hair. : '" —ROKKCLOSUKK. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed i«, tlie above entitled yansc I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday the seventh day of May 1834, it being salesday iu said month, within the legal hour* of sale, the following described real estate ; Five hundred and forty-three (543) acre*, more or less, bounded on Hie North by land* of Mrs. Darting Bert, Bast by Turkey Creek. SouthJiy. tiic. Estate of Allen Hair, West by tlie es tate of Dr. J. O. Hagood and J. E. Bert. . Terms: One-half cash, tthe balance fuoue year w ith interest from day of ssle; unpaid purflinse money to be se cured by bond of jhe purchaser and mortgage, of the premises *ol4, Fne- chaser to haveoptlon of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. A. HOWARD PAT PERSON. Master. April Oth, 1894. NOTICE. Notice l* hereby given unto all whom .it may concern that 1 hereby revoke the appointment heretofore made of John B. Rountree as my attorney In fact, or agent! and all person* are notifled to have no transactions vllth *4iu John B. Rountree in my i.anie or affecting my propertv or my Interest; 1 v El OtfNIA A. ROUNTREE. January 8th, ISIU. tf • .. .5 Sale Stables. •h Now that the time to begin farm work has come I am ready to silpply all per sons wanting good’horse* and mtiles at the right sort of figures. Copie andsee mv stock andlerifn pr|- bes, and you will tint] put that the grip of liard tinies lias been broken: Stables on East sidt) of Public Square. C. BROWN, Trustee, janl8-tf For County Auditor. I announce mysejf as a candidate for the office of Connty Auditor, subject to all the rules and regulation!! governing the Democratic Primaries. I hope that this announcement will not he considered pretiiature when the fact is known that I have neither the time nor tlie means to make a per- sonal canvass of the’county. Having met in a business way a large majority of the voters of the county my qualiffca- tionx as a businexx man and general conduct of lifeare known, and upon thix l must rely for advancement to this im portant position. M. J Path. THE Si'ATE OF SOUTHOROm BARXH'KI.I. <0CXTY. IN TUB COURT OK I*ROB*TN. By James O. PatteTsr.n, Esq., Judge of Probate in Bat'tiweli County. • W he rows Q, B. Eliix ■apiiltes tor Let- Bamberg Hardware Store, <J. J. S. BROOKKR, Proprietor. Keep* a full line of Hardware, Tin Ware, Agate Iron Ware and Guns. Full stock of Base Ball Goods, and Vsll:y Tin,all sixes, constantly on hand. A* to prices I will not be undersold by any Southern dt-Hl“r. 1 ask the calls and patronage of my friends and the general p bile,. fj. J. S. BROOK KR, apr5-ly Bamberg, S.4). NOTICE. The regnlar annual meeting of Stock holders of The Hank of Allendale will he held hi* the office of the bank on the 17th instant^ G. P. ALLEN, Cashier. •Dr. EYAN A. GYLES,, SPECIALIST. ' EYE, EAR, NOSE,THROAT,CHEST 2nd Door from Bank, BlacKviiie, S, 0. aprli-tlm SHERIFFS SALE. Statk or South Carolina,) County ok Bahnw kll. j 1). IV. Dyeheset al, Plaintiff's, against The Barnwell Manufacturing Compa ny, Defendant. BY VIRTUE of sundry Executions in the above cases to me directed, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at public auction within tlie legal hours of sale, at Barnwell Court House, on Monday, tlie 7tb day of May A. D. 1891, the following described property,to wit: All that certain lot of land in tlie town of Barn-well, including the build ings -inti plant of The Barnwell Manu facturing Company, together with all attachments thereto and all machinerv or appliances (by w halever name called) situated in or attached to said build ing*, ami bounded as follows: By, lot of Lou Coleman, by lot of the estate, of Kossuth Ford, by lot of Mrs. M. C. Woodward and lot, Ot Frank Green and track of ('arolitia Midland Kail way Com pany, near the, old depot of the Barn well Rail Road Company. Levied on and to be s.-ld a* tlie prop erty of the Barnwell Manufacturing Company to satisfy the aforesaid Exe cutions and costs. Terms of sale cash. Purchasers to pay for papeis. k „ J. W, LANCASTER, Sheriff Barnwell County. ’ Sheriff’s Office, April Utli 1894. • - «R ' Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that, the un- tjersigned will tile his linal account with J. 0 Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate, on Saturday tlie 5th ■day of May next, at 10 o’clock in the fore noon, as ^Guardian of Mrs. Susan Boynton and ask for Letters Dlstnis*- ory.- . W. JrSANDERS. ter* of Administration on the estate of Mr*. J. S. KUD;deceased, These arc, therefore, to cite and ad monish ail and singular, the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Pro bate for the said county, to be itolden at BarnweliC. It.on Saturday, the 21st day of April, 1894, at 11 o’clock. a. m, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and the seal ol the Court this 6th day of April A. 1). 1894, and In the 118th year of American Independence.- JAMES O, PATTERSON, aprfl-2w Probate Judge. Carolina Midland R. tf. Go. \To take effect at 0.45 A. M. Sunday April 8, 1894.. * . MASTER’S SALE, • * Statk or South Carolina J Uounty ok Bahnwkll. j J.J. Brown. Plaintiff, against John W. Holly, Cornelia E. Roberts, Jax. A. Holly, Hattie B. Harley, Hen rietta H. At taw ay, Helen. J. Wilkin son,' M. Moultrie Holly, Geo. Move Holly and Eugenia E. Harley, De fendants, - , PARTITION. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to mo directed In the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court {louse, oh Monday tlie seventh day of Mh$’ 1894, It being salesday in said mouth, within the legal hours of sale, Hie following described real estate : All Unit plantation of land lying and behig in said county’ and State, con taining one tuindred and eighty-three acre*, more or le.**, bounded by lands of J. W.Cave, W. VV. Snelllng, Mrs. M. Z. Smith, VV. M.Cave, O. C. Baxley, J. Snelling and J. A. KllWngsworth. Tefffis cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.. A. 110WA RD PATTERSON, April 9th. 1894, Master. A— MASTER’S SALE. Statk ok South Carolina,) County or Bahnwkll. i J. W. Lancaster, Plaintiff, - against B. W. Peeples, Defendant. KORKU LOKURK. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday the seventh day of May 1894, it being salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate : All that certain tract or plantation of land situate, lying and-belW^m the county and State aforesaid, better known as the Morecock place, con-, taliiing one hundred and eighty-ffve acres, more or less, and bounded as fol lows: On the North by lands ef E. 11. Peeples, East by lands of W. V. Gill, South bv lands of E, G. West by the public road. ALSO, -All that tract containing fifteen acre*, more or less, and described as follows:. Beginning at a stake cm the Southern line of the above tract and running South ten hundred and fifty feet, thence West six hundred and thirty feet to a stake, thence North ten hundred and fifty feet, thence East to point of com mencement six hundred and thirty feet. Term* cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. A. HOWARD PAFPERSON, Maeter. April 9th, 1894. BRIDGE NOTICE. Office Connty Commissioners, Barnwell, S. C., April 3 1,1894. One or more of the County Commis sioners will be at Rocky 1 ointon April 20th” 1894. at 12 o’clock M, for the pur pose of letting the'cnutract fox building abridge across the Lower Three Runs at that point. The right to reject any av.d all bids reserved. By order of the Board. M. J. PATE, Clerk. THE STATE UE SOUTH CAROLINA BARNWELLCOUNTY. IN THK COURT OF I’ROBATK. By JamexO. Patterson. Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas VV. Gilmore Simms,C. C. P., applies for.. Letters of Administration on the estate of Reason Youngblood, deceased. Those are^ therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred ami creditors df j,he said deceased, to he and appear before me at a ( onrtof Pro hate for the said county, to Ik* bidden at BarnweliC. II.on Saturday, 21stday of April 1894, at 11 o’clock a. m. to show cause, if an)’, why the said ad ministration should not l>e granted. Given under my hand and the seal ol the Court this 2nd day of March, A. 1). 1894. and in tlie 118th year of Ameri can Independence. JAS. O. PATTERSON, marS-ffw Probate Judge. South Bound. North Boqnd I i - * - Si ^ j — -r ^ — i. ? x 75(h Meridian Timer' i 5_| 6 " i- l= . "z a > X r, ~ A Z */- 1 STATIONS. r A. M. r. M. 0.45 2.39 Lv.*Selveru..Ar. 5 0.58 2.53 * Wagoner.. 4 7.0: 3.15 MELON SEED. . For sale a hundred pounds of nnn-’ dulterated Kolb Gem Seed, from pei’fect melon* of oui iiwii'growing and selec* lion, at 30 cents a pound.- T. S. CAVE & BRO., feb!5 ’ Barnwell, S. Cf ' FINAL DISCHARGE. V . . • — Notice is hereby given that the un deUsigned will ’tile his final account with J. O. Patterson. Esq., Judge of (•Probate, on Monday tlie 23d day- of ipril next, at 10 o’clock 23d flav in the fo re- noon, as Guardian bl Mrs. M A. Kirk land and ask for Lett* rs.I>i*mis*ory, E. KIRKLAND. inar22-td FGP SALE. VAT.T ABF.K LANDS IN BARN- wcll and Aiken Counties beiofiging to the New England Mortgage Security Company. Persons desiring to buy or rent will do well to write to or call on . . t . ^ - - r-. — , W« lii Hagood, Jr. — BARNWELL C. H., S. C., For full particulars. '' mar8-ly $10 ^REtfARD $io. _ 1 will |>ay a reward of ten didlars for Willingham,, t^e return to me at Barnwell ot each of tlie following described prisoners who eacaped'from jail on Friday evening, 9th in*:. Henry T.ce, black, aliont 2.Vyears old, bright 5 feet I t inches or (I feet, .dean f'acejnui*taclie light if any, weight about 175 pounds, had on a cap and blue overall a. Beasiregard Stratford—Bright mulat to, about 23 years old, light- mustache, weigh* about 140 pounds, Scar on un der lip, scar on one hand across lin gers. . J. W. LANCASTER, S. B. C. Barnwell, S.C. , U March 1894. - -A - ...Perry 4 ,. .Salleys 5 . .Springfield. 4 ...Whaleys... 2 ..Walkers R 7.19 3 3.*C 7.32 4.WC : iV F ■• 7.43 4.23 7.48 1.33 I - 5 8 00 5 00 Ar) Blackv; 1 19:35 9 95 Lvf 4 u Ar 10.47) 9.17. Ashlcigh 10.52 9.^1 .. ..Woodward... 11.00 9.28 .*.Barnwell 6 11.12; 9.38 . Morrises... .. ' . 4 11.24 9.48 Brownell..., i 1 2 ” 11.29 9.52 ...... ..Caves. ...\ - 3 — j 11.38 10 00 ...*S«1gllng ... 9 11.45 10.06 Ar*Allendale Lv ■5 r - V r x J W V. 1*. m. r m 1.15 7.02 3 12.40) 6.47 I 12.29 6 35 12.09 6.23 I ! 11.33 6.08 11.40 5.36 11.00 5.50 GLENN SPRINGS WATER . ... , 1 . . - . —WILL CURE— Dv»pep*ia. Liver Complaint, Chronic HeptntitD,-.f*HrtfliS*;'/’orpor iff Liver, and general debility following ,upoif HfHiiarial diseases; 1 Dropsy Dlarrhn-a Dysentery, Constipatlo’n. Jlemofffioid*, Uterine, Renal and Cystic Diseases, Hie in inti Ha and Cat- \ amanlal derangements. —FOR SALE BY— J. AI.LEISr TOBIK- Fort Royal and Augusta Railway. ,T, J. H. AVERjLL, Receiver. THROUGH And LOCAL TIME TABLES. In Effect January 2&th, 1894. No. 3 * | No. 1 Dally. | 75 Meridian Time. i No. 2 Daily. | No. 4 Dailr. 5.09 p. m. 7.25 a. in. Lv. Auguata At; 8.50 p. m. 11.15 a.m. 6.50 p. m. 9.20 a-.m. Ar. Allendale Lv. -v isr6.55 p. m. 9J5 a; tit. 9.32 a. m. Ar. Fairfax Lv. 6.43 p. m. 10.30 a. m. Ar. YemasaeeJ.v. 5 45 p. ni. » - 10.40 a. in. Lv. Yemaaaee Ar. 5.35 p. m. « 11.29 a. m. Ar. Beaufort 4.46 p. ni. , V 11.45 a. in. Ar. Port Koval 4JM) p. m. 4 v 12.50 a. m. Ar. Charleston 3.15 p ni. . \ Between Port Poyal and Beaufort and Charleston. No. 6 Daily-. 75 Meridian Time. | No.ft Dally. 1.15 p. in. 1.21 p. ip. 2.25 p. m. 4.:40 p. m. Lv. Pt. Royal Ar. Lv. Beaufort Ar. Ar. Yemassee Ar. Charleston Lv 6.50 p. m. 6 :44 p. m. 5.40 p. m. 3 15 p. m. Connection at Allendale for C R. H. VVKIGlU4’,G. P. A Carolina Midland Stations. A GEO. T. BRYAN, T. P. A‘. 39 Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway, J. B. CLEVELAND, Reyejrbr. ^ Augusta and Asheville Short tJn&. ~ T —v SelieduTe lrr effect September 34th, 1893. 9:99am 1:45pm Leave | 7 :4flpu 11 :43am 4 :20pm 12:47pni 5:24pm ...... T7:oqpni 2:40pm; 6:45pm 6:49pm f ....... Augusta.. Arrive .^Anderson. Arrive Greenwood. ...Leave Arrive • • • Laurens Leave Arrive Greenville. Lyve Arrive Spartanburg... Arrive . Asheville .Arrive- I: SXiOpm ...Leave 7 :50s m' *. II :05mm, 6^ 4pm 10:05ami u^Opm 7:45am I :45j»ih "Leave 8:40*m; 3:30pni . Lea ve 8 :12pm For further information relative to Tickets, Kates, etc., apply to W. J.CRAIG.G.P. A. R. L. TODD Trav. Pass. Agent, 304 Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga. South Bound Bail Road. In Effect Oct. 1st, 189?. READ Down. No. jn. No. 38. — Short Line To Augusta And Asheville, 4 19 pm 6 (N) am| v.. 9 00 pm'10 29 am A r . .;. 2 56 pm!Ar.. 6 49 pmlAr.. 6 40 pm 9 55 7 29 pm 10 42 am A*..., 7 59 pm 11 03 am Ar.. 9 10 pm ! Ar ■ ... .... .Savannah Ar CMlumbia Lv Spartanburg !... Lv Asheville ..... Lv Allendale, (central time) Lv . .Barnwell, (central timei Lv . Blackville'(central time) Lv Seivern*. (central time) READ UP.' No 37. I N**- 9. A i U pur 10 05 am 3 20 pm 5 15 am 11 45 am 8 10 am 4 00 pm 1 7 30 am 3 17 pm 6 42 am 2 50 pm 6 18 am . 5 05 am 1. M. Fleming, . Agt. Aav'b, Ga. For further Inforufttion apply to Win. Butler Jr. —^— T. Pass. Agt.Columbia, S, C. Oen’l Pa** — »■ • - -E; Ford.Supt. Savannxh G*7“ " -■ . , . t. Spectacles in Steel, Rickie and Gold, All Ute Latest Novelties. FARGY SOOBS, Hobby Horses pgRFCCTCD BABY C'AKKIAGES, CRYSTAL LEISEI MA AH. MHrrMiMAihrAiB. Velocipedes T-’oys* Dolle ° ** * • Sta-hioyxe CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOOK LETT*. PLl'SB DRESSING CASES, ALBUMS, PIC TURK FRAMES. —AND— Musical Instrument, Sheet Music. Guiur Violin and Ban.)* Mrtnga. THE GEM ROLLER ORuAN ONLY 16,00. * Agent Tor I’uuos aud Organs', Rubber Stamps and irtencil*. MnrMai laaM ment? Repaired. , , Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired. The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to this city. Lir 10.35 A. M. r. m., t 5.35 8 00 6.00 7.47 4.:45 7 42: 4.25 7.»5[ 4.05 7l2.T 3 45 7.11 7.05 6,57 6.50 r. m. 3.25 3.15 3.00 2.45 A. M FIRST CLASS—DAILY. Read Down. Read Up. Gr. 33. O. IxA ;3SrO. 27. E,. Blackville, S C. . . "V .. No. 1 '» No. 4 ' '' a A. M. r.ii. J.eavc 6.45 Sei'-em 12J02 6 58 WageAcrs 11.47 7.08 Perry* 11.35 7.19 Sally* 11 23 f 7.32 Springfield 11.08 7.43 Whaleys 1*4.56 7.48 Walkers 10.50 Ar) 8.0.) Blackville. 10.35 Lvl 10 35 46 8.00 A -hleigh. 7.47 11.95 Woodward, 7.42 11.25 Barnwell, 7.35 11,55 Morrises, t 7.23 12 15 Brownell, 7.H 12.2‘V. Caves, 7.05 -*■ 12.40 Selgllng, 6/»7 12 55 Allendale, 6.50 f Lv. \Ar. Leave •Telegraph Office*. •" J. C. KEY.S, Superintendent. t Take Notice. Whereas the ptiblic hlgliways are conHantly obstructed by person* plow ing in them, all persons are hereby . w arned not to plow or plant nearer to any public road in thl* county than ten ^eet from the center of such road.\ ■ All overseers are requested to re port any violation of the law in this re spect to this office. By order of Board. . jA l* 1 ' J • Uierk PARA&Olf Machine Works, Howard Bros. Propr’s, KMUl.NKURtfaMd VI ACHIMlMTl* BLACKVILLE, S. C. - To the users of Motive Power and General Machinery: j 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, Bach M- »■ 'COTTON OIN9, GRISTMILLS, ' - COTTON PRESSES, PULLEYS. HANGERS, MILL GEARING, IF* Shafting and castings of Iron or Brass of any size. Special attention given to GIN WORK. Having a ffrst class, Gin Builder, we can do all kindsof (Un Work, new brush wheels, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saws sharpened only by hand. julyll Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisor of Regis tration will be open at Barnwell on the first Monday in each month for the transaction of such business as is au thorised by law. I. G. JENNINGS,* - • — qqpsnrlscr.' * 70a want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK’ • • * STERLING SILVKRWARK, RICH JEWELRY, •/ ; -s. •- FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERY, OB SPECTACLES, A Sand year order* to or ceh at v . .... • > . .• * Jas. Allan & Co • -v * • 285 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. SLIPPERS' We harp them, perfect goods, fresh from the'factories, finest qualities and most fashionable styles. We invite the ladles and gentlemen of the county to call and see for them selves, confident that we can please the most critical tastes. T. S. CAVE A BBOi , febl>H T. B. ELLIS, Jr* Surveyor and Civil Engineer, 3S* ^Special attention glvenSo the computation of water-powers, le^eUm anfl drainage. A postal card aildrewed to one at Ma Ins, 8. C. will receive prowipt attenUou. 1 . octl,f»tn v A lew Tons of Acid left afc $8.00 pel* ton. A few Tons of Cotton Seed* Hulls IF ft at $2.00 per ton. D^ti’t send for any unless* you send the MONEY. THE BARNWELL OIL COMPAQ* a few 5. ^ ~ —