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— ^ • a : &; -The Barnwell People. ^ 1 ■» « '‘"' S THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA rk~. UAHN W^ix COUNTY. fyUhtr Pkiftk: Jtollcf t»N*r»lror!*of fith M. C, t'nr«lrj ‘('h« Supremo Court hnvinx (Iec1*rert At the reunion of the Oth S.>C ChvhI- proltib|(i«'n it becnmea the duly of «v- ry WCrecmrootJ hi ^ntytnst. t \r«ri»p* ..# n • i ery tru« end patriotic tiitieen to »oe tlmi (hduted to utt the uaute»> of all >>urvivoi'4 JKO. 1, HOLMES, Edllar t Prop r. t(ni Uw U onton-ed. I am at a lo.M to of thU Regiment am] their HdXt** R r.,,,,,,.. |» a tt.i-uhi F»o Judeeof nuup.no, , k \ ow wtiy th<) bar k ^ u . rn w try |0 JivjnK ln thi4 lhe .. n4l < oug.oalonal I ,l - v ,, cJuC'. g rule when they *ro utterly powerleae.J l)i»trli;t. All aurvivora w illnlcaite r« • ^' IN TIIK COCUT OP i-KOUATR. LABQEHT COCTfY CIRCULATION TIIDMUAY. MAY 17. IMI. -r- ■ 1 ■_ - The withdrawal of the Hon. W. iCvana lenvea only t a-o candldatea In the race for the Pam«»cr«tlc nomination for Governor, John (iary Kvanaof Aiken and W. H, Kllerbe, of Marlon, both Re former*, They ahotilri Hiibmii to the lijw* aiid- live like honored cltl^viH. The Tem perance onuRelathe thill); that we have haen IoiikIii); for, and aa we have It now Diatrlct. All aurvivorH w ill plcaae r port to me.hjj postal raid or otherwl»e between thia and Nt July, ho I can make myTeport at the next rouidon. to A- Aocordlng to the report# of the w eek ly newapapcrH the Republican* In lids Srata are taking much inure intereat In RtgUtratlon than the lienve rat*. Only two more daye, aaiedaya in June and July, reAalu for the n glstrltlon of vo- fefa who have come of age since tue laat election If they let those chances they cannot vote at the fall election The Blulfton Relief Committee of ■Beaufort County has distributed pro- vUlona cuoukIi to keep present want from the 105 families of white fanners (numbering over 500 souls) In that township. It will be a good while yet ■before their crops w III bring them re lief and they will need more help The people of the State w 111 surely see that their unfortunate I,Tmtiim shall not anlfer the pan"* Of hunger. The liberality with w4dch they coniribuie to forelgn tuissloua t* % ..guarantee that they will do their wj/hde doty. — irreaiilein; tUftVOtanrl and Sc-retat-W Carlisle and (Jreaham slippe.1 out of AVashington on Saturday t|. spend a week lUhlng •»» tho North* Carolina co»at. No man. no matter how high he may rise, can forget'the stolen plcas- urea of bare legged boyhood. There -w a* no ntc.l for their secret departure, but they remembered their youth itlid wanted to^play hoys oicv more. A warm Barnwell a Jin! re r of the Prrsi dent, married mid therefore a compe tent w itness, aeummts for the run aw ay on a jlilfarent tbeory. He tliiuks tho J’reshlent was wise in preferritig a week In the society of Uismal Swamp mn*- s^uitoes to a i]*it, w ith M r«. t . and Hie Jillle girls, to Ids mother. In-law. The Governor*#address at. Rock Hill cn Saturday,lit the laying of the cor ner atone of the Wluthrop Normal and ■Industrial College, has been more gen erally and^getVerously complimented than any speech made thU Mate' fur year*. IVe quote 111* conclusion : “Jleforeclosing 1 wanting! eempha sis to one thought. I have already pointed out the uiiaiilnmy "wiih which mea of all classes, condition* and Idea* have joined hands in aiding to erect this school It is the one thing and the only thing upon which the rtieii «l South Carolina are at present united. Only alluding, in passing, to the divis ion and bitterness which exists among our people, allow me to express the liope that this point of union may grew , wMd spread; that the Insphation of thi- J ufr if —Itsw-y |wa vuir«wa _ I k. • Jiaateu the respiration of that harmoiiv Aud friendly feeling which oih-c exi-ted .and which innat necessarily return be fore we euti liav'Hiiy great degree of prosperity. Our Interest# are one, our -Mnoestry W the same—let ns yield to tin* rule of justice and reason and the'gov ernment of the majority, (or wo be brethren. Why not dwell together as lire bren f As In the days of old the ancient Sa- Jihtea were bruugbt to peace with the Mouiana by tho women who bad been seised and borne off captives to become Abe wives of Hie latter; so may the wo men of South Carolina become our 'peacemakers. Let them take hold ol the work In earnest—go to all the campaign-meet-, lugs In full force to make their fathers, Jiusbanda and brothers behave them selves; and at the end of the snutmer we will have something I»etter than pro hibition or the sub treasury : “Peace in all our bearts, Peace in all our liomea.” le!Ua enforce It' A law that is not properly carried not is not« ortb k ’■nap, ami tile right and honoi'uhkt way for men to d<> i* to carry it out right. I re- ineuiber not iiiany year* ago when Barnwell eouiuy wa<* prohibition liquor wa» «otd all over the oonltty. I now hear men bruit about it and tbev liava all this time heeii w ishing for wIihi We now have. The way to srop this is to watch ami when you nab a blind-tiger- 1st, should he he your most, intimate friend, hand him over to the law. If ymi ray naoglit he wiH ••oV.titMie tote I. Bring him to Justice and in the course of time we w ill »e,c a great change n our deal o|(J State. Kvcry prohibition- Tst altriuh! Veep hla- eyes, ••wide open, pop’t us» jtmtiality or charity b it bring e've'r'y inaiPthat is caugbt for sell ing tim vile stuff to be h.Slutted I'.V law. Of comse I very {feadily admit liiat the late Oi-pmsaiy la«V was a vry good law. 11, limited the sale of whiskey, but prohibition is far better. You can’t get l.be w hi-key, and w ith (Jo.l’s .ltdp we hnpi* tbat we will be. aide to carry out our point ninl we feel assured that, it? will he of great bebeflt tar every bouth Carotin bin; —^ Mo my kind readers join our hand; be|p-H*> ♦ur <*ur wav-. ynur help, aitd reni .mln r the frequent enndemnaUou ul strung driul. in the titbit?. —n ~R- II ■ IV. A Truhlbl i<m Uwwyruflwn I’msuant to :i call of the executive cummiUee of the I’roliibilhiliisls of the. Slab l i'*lAio ( ulb Catolina there will lie a convention held at Biirtlweli II. on sales day in Juno al J M.JJ-tu-m. All a re persons friendly to Prohibition earnestly requested to attoitd. w Ohject of uiectipg: A qpytlltatlpu, < o-operation and'Orgatiization. Jnhn tt. AVilliams, Marslial Hill, \V. \V. Armstrong, VV. A. Walker, Hamer (J rlliouti, W. V. Hill, John t 'one, S. K. Ulmer, .1. it. Braiiley, N. M. NNalker. ( K. 1’yler, l*r. It. I'’, i'eejdes, W. C. Baxley, K. W Lid#, W ( i. Bril ton, J. M. Hair, W-, K. Gouge, .1, (i trOi^e, Miles I.oanboblt, K. R. Grey sort, J. W. Thomas, .1. McMillan, < apt. J. B. (<n» as, tbMo g > Bnyiston, .1 I... Bax lev, A. P Manville, John (>. Owens, ,K. N. K. Bailey, I,. A. TJnimaou, Frank II U'it*ech, l>e held in (ireeuvillc in the mouth of .lulv. * My P. O. addreis is Poverty Hill.M.C . Respectfully, v J, J. liliNCH, n i Lieut. Go. B. *>th S. C. C. Valuable Receipt*. Common starch, moistened with o tm- f»bor or arnica and placed immediately on a bruis«?, will prevent rtis.Toloration of the skin, fbunplior lakes away all aorencH*. whl'o the. starch keeps the parts cool ami excludes the air. Bathe the eyes. When t ired or weak, in warm sal*, water; it will soothe and., st.rengi hen them. sung of a bee or wasp. A paste of hoiiituon eartli amiw atm i* also good. To remove, ink and iod-Hte -lain (v\ bile fresht from white goods, saturate the garmeul wiilt kerosene oil anil pul it^n the sun. Afle,r an bouT or twor w a-!i it in hot snap ^.uds. " ith I wo nr three ap plications of oil and soapy water the stains w ill cut. bd.y leinoveil, Kiiher redur white oak link is cxstI- lent to Keep In your water- tmugbs for chickens. Kqiiul p u ts of sweet oil and vinegar Whereas VV. R. Brabham applies for Letter* of Administration on the estate of F. B. Banie#, deceased "These are, therefore, to cite and ad- monish all ami singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to lie and appear before me at a < oui tof I’ro- bate forMie ssld.i'onnty, to be hidden at. Barnwell (J. ILon Monday, SfHth dry of May IhfH, at 11 ■ o’clock ' !>. n. tai show cause, if any, why the said ad- iiiiiiistration stiouid not, lie granteif. Given under my band and the s«%l ol the Conffj this Pith d iy of May, A. f>. ikiif, ami in the llNtli year of Anierl- can I iido|M?nrlence. JAM. O. PATTERSON, may17-2w 1’rohate Judge. Notice to Creditors A salt poultice, nndstetied wTJl vie.# MBPBIP MBJP PPi MBBi rat wifi instant I v eeilpyw-ptim trom tlrfe- -SnyuLli^ BaLtlw in.as Executrix and in her own right. Plaint fir, against William M. Garvin, as #iiiwiving part- M ... in rol the. I;4t,e tirni of Baldw in A Gar vin, llefeiidaut. AH person* holding cbiims against the late linn of Baldw in A Garvin are required by order of the Court, of Com mon Picas to prove tho saiueTwdore me islay. of May 1XH, at TU —Iftsi right uny is to;ifo- nn-l•M^s^ll'‘tlL-)Hiqiarr the w rong. We need i,|)i lia furHll.uiv. stion-lor pul- VVasli oil chillis witli oWijet lid Ik and jxvater. Kar"jiarslcy. after onions. airHt will ellecinally destroy any odor of the, hr« alh. ■ - WnGi gtU IviniK-*■ in.' tho'- w-atwi'. in. Pond Templars lo Ibe Front. Columbia, S. C , May 10.—Rev. K. O. Watson, iehief of the order of Gooil Teipplars, in lids state, issued an ad dress from llennettsville to-day, ealling mi alk members of his order and-the prohibitionists to form working league* for the eufore nnenfrof tlmt*x+s- ling pndilbitory statute*. He say* that the present status, brought about by the supretijp court, I* not so satls- fae’ory as a regular legislative enact ment would lie, but that the oppor tunity is one w hlcli temperance advo cate* should hasten to seize. He urges that the prohibitionists report all viola- lioiw-of the law to the grand juries and trial jn«tice*. Alluding to tbe-defnnot ui^|rriiK«i f, »"■ rtf,j owirti r>«i-oom bus ceased In pour the blood of her citi zens into the public treasury. An Iminigralioii CoinciiHon There will be aeonventlou held in Augusta on tlie.'HIth instant, the object of which is to fake some step* to induce immigration to come South. Aecord- Jng to the scheme the delegates w ill consist of ail Governors and Secretaries of Agriculture of fifteen, Mont hern fctates with three delegates at large from each Southern State and one from ea-h Congressional District in the South. Abmatl Presidents, General Managers and Geftcral Passenger Age ■its of all Sourlivm Itallroa Is, w ith varlousTion- orary detegate#oniulatlng of the Hon. Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Morton, and various Senators and Members of Congress. A large nmnher of invitations will lie •"nt to capitalists ami otilers and the reaultof tive work #o far done indicates that the convention will buone of tiie largest and most imposing ever held in the Mouth.—Columbia Journal. We don’t knew how it is w ith other Btatea, but S mthCarolina needs some thing to stop emigration more than she doe* machinery and methods to encour age immigration. If all the white peo ple who have emigrated from South Carolina since the war h:.d remained the Stale would have been in no need of immigrants trt lilt her w aste places, and so long as so large a per rentage of her h«*t young men continue to emigrate, and liome e.oiidilions encourage tlie ex odus, it i* useless to expect gmal pimple from el*ewhcrc to |>our Into the State. The gentlemen who are engineering tbb> inoverrseut appear to be under the impression that Southern farmers are standing at their front doors, just ach ing to sell their lands, dirt cheap, to tlt« first stringers that eniun along. Land is about all that is left to our |>eo. pi*, , and they are going tn hold it as Brega* tliey cati,'for tlieniselves ami -their chil ’ren. Still the eonveiition wUl be composed of gentleman of leis ure, and they can well spare the time. We h< pe their AuguaU hosts will give them an old fashioned t.corgi* hat beetle M the Locks ami a Point Comfort cat Rahatow at Sand Bar Ferry. If such attractions don't draw then~llie case is hopeless. WbetieveT our Sta^e becomes reffi- llon to Ta i. which onion* »re boiled. Two large ouio i* to uiuypiiitof water. \ WIm ii imt too liad nasal catarrh nfay he relieved pv snuMing tepid salt, water throngh the nosi'./lwoor three times a day; T \ ' Calouiel, *ul|'lHir and lard, iR^ed, is a certain i niwlor -ore licads/in fowl*; calomel destroys the humot—Milphur and lard heal the sm , cs. The l»:ibif ol taking'Mieailache pow ders’’ is increasing to an iilMitiiing ex tent a moil g a great mimboi of vvomeu threnghont the country. Th se pow ders, as their nanie. indicates, are claimed by the niuutifacl.nrcE* to be a positiv e and speedy ciire for, any lorm of heailaclie. In many ca*e* theirehiel iiigre«lient i* morphine, opitiin, covaine or some otiier equally injurious drug having a tymleiiey, to deaden pain. The habitof taking them Uea-dl.v lonn- edftbnt almost. iiiq«»s»ible to shako otf. Women ustiallv euinmeimo taking l.liein to relieve a raging beadaebe and, find mg if *ue(V»»f,il, soon resort to the |'*o.)der to alb'viaiy anv firtle pain or ache they may be siilfjeeted to, and dually, iike tbe morphine or opliifn Hend, get into the habit of taking them regularlv, imagining th’nt they are in pain if they happen lo miss their reg ular dost*. on the 2si.|i o’clock A. M. A. mTW ARDPATl'TJlSON, * ’ ’ Master IE C. -AtttH 21 sj, k-DE mavllf-td' Sale Under Mortgage *— SlAI K OK SO I "III (’AIIOl.lNAjf i Bamnwki.i. Col’M V,. ) Tii'tTcr a TlotvVq’Ytf . , tfne”f'0iiii(liie,l ntRl The Ilf;* of Judge Kershaw was In sured for JIIMXIO, and tlie n.crney lias been pai.l to bts-fmiiily. ‘ — 1 - — 1 111 1 ■ ■" ' ' " —— CAN YOU WRITE? if vou can we will give j on a FOUNTAIN FEN FREE. Alwajs ready IO tlia fuVi>L*ut. for use. ciently psusperon* and contented to Im^P her own children at home inuni- lU of the beat claw will come of ‘own accord, llntit tiiuos got ii«t- tii dry, to keep it soft ai. Ute will do well to keep what In there hard limes people will have lo learn to do inauv new things To >onn* of our readers ihe follow ing h t- Uir, \vrlitttttby lBv\y, io Amhifson, of N'inely-Six, limy b«! intcresfiug and prolltable. l»r A. say* that, this reci|>e, or one very iniicii like At, is being re tailed in that see*ion at live dollars. “A’l a fanner need* tb make a lanyard is a kerosene barrel sawed In two tuhs. Lncatuilbe yard under shelter, out of rain and sunshine. Begin with tlie skin as soon as taken front i he animal. It i* more easily w • i ked hut if you start off with a dry hide soak in w ater for about three day* or until thoroughly soft and pliable, remove all Hie hits of llesh and fat from it and put into lime or str |>n £ a>lie* and water suliicieiil to covet? As so mi a- the hair becomes loose in about two days, remove it all. I u*«v a com mon farm hoe to scrape the h ilr oil’ with, return the hide in the ash* * or* lime and soak it tfwo to four days longer to swell tlie hide, this loosens ifp the textures s> it will readily take in tho tanning substance. Next you want to get rid of the liincnr caustic potash left in the hide; to do this, soak it in the ■other xme-half barrel iff clean water, which keep, up for four to, tux days changing the water every_ day, or tie it to a weight and throw it in the branch. if you ex|*eet to curry tlie leather you will do better to keep itolit of the, sand of the-branch. The hide is now ready for the tunning vat which U the easiest and,simplest part. Use alluiti and com mon salt, allum one part, salt two pan* by weight. For-calf, sheep or goat skin, o v e pound allum w illy two pounds ot salt ; far (ha hide of a beef weighing llfty pounds to the quarter it will take 5 ponpds allum will It) pounds of sa't; spread the hide out. flesh side up. sprin kle tlie pulverized mixture of altum and salt on It, fold or roll it up with tinrqrP Tum-or^**14 lusidc, plac*? iu tlie vavt wiiU heavy weight ouJt, without vynter, let it stand for six hours and if tlie lrble .s not covered by the “<}lutii>n coming out of the hide and water ti 1 it Joes, take it out every two days,.fold it a dill'rreut way and return to tlie vac. .A small skin slioubl remain in tan four to six days, a hide from one week to three week*, according to size. When the louther i* taken out of fan, comes the working part of the job. it you want soft, pliable leather, elbow grease is essential just here. Begin as soon as it. comes out dripping wet-to beatjwdtli heavy sticks or flail it over the top of a *tump for fa or 20 minutes and repeat three or four times a day un til it U ready for use. Do you ask w ha t sort of oil? Don’t use any vegetable oil,’ castor, ILuseetl* olive, nor m>tto» seed. Reef-foot oil is excellent, home made lard fl am afraid you haven’t got it) mixed with kerosene is good. How to curry Ilia leather I do not know’, bur. you will und a way to get the rough ed! or you may know some one skilled that, way. Brother farmer, try this: you eii’i wi»U a l*>x of «mpper rivets and hurra oatke all your plow ami wagon barues-t at I101116 HuU w ill, with care, last, as Well as st ire.bought one* made of lealhei :it U) Ol .'0 cams )e‘l p uilul. Ill dressing sheepslilns with thfc wool on, <if oonrse, you do not soak in lime nr ashes hut *a»refuiIf remove all life llesh and fat, and wash thoroughly with anap and water, then sprinkle on one |Mtm>d each of allum and salt pulver- ited, fold fogetlier accurately, the liesli aides and leave it so for three da)#. Do not weight it or cover it with * at nor heat it with sticks hut lubryLteffTin jTre. *'11 you don’t speeee.i try again.’' — W. L. Ajoraiuox, The Holder I* of hard rubber perfect !v formed nfld finished: (The Feed of tho most approved pattern, (the same used in a pen eosflngTJ.btt) Insuring an even tlow and Jit* ieukage. Tim Point will w rUe and ia-t m*.iriy as long ns gold. Each iw n I* tilled wnh the best ink ami tried bilorcseat Jiul. NOW FOR TII Hl’I.AX. Send us 2*. cent- in I<? inul 2c stamps (M* silver, fora hall’ year's sub'cription to Vikuinia, a beau tifully Illustrated 21 Page monthly magazine, with excellent Tii ormation for the dllloo, parlor,, bedroom, diidiig r )om, kitclten, farm and garden, with just wit and humor enough to drive away the blues. Don’t put It. off but write today and you will have bull the pen and maga zine promptly, Address V VIRGINIA Pri LiSHINO CO., Inny 17 KfvHVHtND, YAt— TAX SALES. Static of Sor rn Caiiomna.) County ok Raiinw km.. ( BY VIRl’t'E of suiulry Tax Execu tion* to mu directed by A. F. Fire, Treasurer, I have levied upon and will sell on Monday, the Itlid ty of .f,uite A. D. 1*5)4. within the legal lufurs of sale, to the highest bidder fo.r cash, jhe fal lowing described property to w it: AM that certain tract of land in Red Oak tow nship containing * fifty acres, more or less, and hound ’d si* follow s; On tlie North by lands of F. W. W’ea'h- ershee, South hy land\ of \V. )V. Har-. ley. East by lands of Sam Jessec and \Ve«t. by lauds of Suralt Thompson. Levied upon and to be sold as Hie property of G. M. Greene to sati*ly said Tax Execution ami cost*. .I.MV. I.ANCASI KU. S. B. C. siieritr*# Ollice, May 11th IS'.ll. SHERIFF’S SALE. glvmrin a eerlain deial of bargain ami Tiatc rommonty egrtert a mortgage, exe cuted aiid'iiclivererl b) Ro*a Belle But ler to Cliarles Pcebmjiun on Hie21d day qf .latmarv A. I*. TSt>2, and rerrnfded on the 2nd ‘lay of February A. I). 1M)2 in Book 5’, pag(* 175, Hi tire oliiee of the I teg i-* Ur ol Mesne (on v»yauee* for Barnwell t’oiml.y. State afpresaid, I will sell at Baruwe.il, in front of the Court House, on Monday the fourth day of June next, it being sale.silay in said inontli, w,Thin the legal hour* of >ale, the follow ing (tcscribtil resil property : AH that To! of Ir.nd In tlm Town of Bar.*! w ell, v» ith tlifc buildings thereon, coota'ning imu* and one s'.xU*enth of nn aea, more or le««, and bounded jis tol- lows: On the.North by lands of J. W. Woodward, on the South by a street of said town, which separate*said lot from land- of the said Clmrle* Pechmanu, on tin* Fast by estate InmN of’YTf*'hft#Frcd Nix, Sr.,and on the West by lot of An nie Anderson. Tutni< ea.'h. -Pcri haser to pay for paper*. CHARI.KS I’ECIIM ANN, J. W. MARTIN, BARN W ELI. S. C Representing Chamber*, Roy A Cft., New*Orleans; Regina Flour Mills, St Louis; H»tterson Tobacco Works, Groenslioro; X. C. *’ ALSO,* ♦> Baxter Stove Manufacturing Company, Birmingham, Ala.; Geo. II. Holzbog A: Bid., Buggy Tops aud Cushions, Jeffersonville, Ind.i National • Carriage and Reed Company, Baby t arriages; Owensboro Wagon Co.; Plnvnix Car- ' riage Work-; Chester -F. K< 011 Man uTnatuTiri g('o. OFFICE, BAUNWEI.L. B. C. AVill trayel South Careditia, Souili Bound and Port Royal Railroads.- spr - 2H ’ April Announcement. Miss Hattie Martin is pleased Insiipe lo the. billies of B.irnwell, Aiken and Oi'Hiigeldii'g eoimth's (bat, sbe i< “jffe^' pared t*»offer them enlire satisfaptLon, tin excelleneo of goods, newness of styles and cheapness of prices) in Mil linery and Fancy Goods, Dry Good* and Notions, carefully ‘selected hum the very best Northern and Western house.*. . 1 Hiving hud the advantage of si,x t ears’ experience w ith Ibe most com petent milliners she feels as coulhlenl of her ability to |.|{’asc the most fa Htlioit- »ml “VIII'I iug I'tale* ns of hei sincere, desife to do so. Feeling^ure that‘sbe can sneee>*- fully compete with all rivalry in coimtv town or «?ity. she. most cordially invite.' Jjie ladies to call upon her in Hie front porihtn of the store of IV. J. Marlin at lilackvi lc, exa'miim goods, inspect si vies and a*eeriaiii jirices, before pur- cTiasi'n'g rrse\\*npro: For County Auditor. mat 10-td Mo 1 tgagee. Siimnions to Absent Defendant. Statk ok Botttii Cakolixa.1 Coi ni v ok Barswkm.. { : cduKT OF CU.M MON PJ.E \*B. * Nannie Flynn, Plaintiff, against Vincent,Alton, Defendant. COPY SUM MOWS. FOR "RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) To thy Defendant Vincent Allen. Y'ou are het-eby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy,©/ your answer to the said complaint bn the subscriber «t bis otllee at Barnwell Imtiintincc myself a* a candidate.for lire otllee of County Auditor, subject to all the 1 files apd regulalioiis.governiiig the Democratic Primaries. I hope that this aiinoiiiieeinent w ill not be considered premature \<-hen .the fact i* know n that I haye neither the time nor the. ii.eatt* tn make, a per sonal canvii-s of the county. Having me tin a bu.-incs.s way a targe majority of tbe voters-of lUe fouw; v my rpialiUca lions a* a biislne-s man and gctTefaJ conduet of life arc known, and upon this 1 must rely for advancement to this im portant position. M. J P.u k. -VTLL CURE- Dyspepsia Tdrcr Complaint. Chronic Heptatilis.Jaundlw, Torpor of I iver V.’id icncritl de’b.lity foliow10* upon maUrial (Jtoy*'**. Uto"»'.V. f».tl r .tl.p, Hem«rrhojd9, - , . rrerine H«nal and Cystic Diseases.lloinatnria and Cat- ■ v ’ ’ Hinanlal derangements. —* ■ , —FOR SAEE BY— ; S Y J. A LLEN TOBIN iiJMiHIr— Port Royal and Augusta Railway; ’* -U •. • J. H. AV FBI IJq Kecelven THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLK8. V In Edcct JiiniKiry 2B(Ii, 1894. •• No. :f * Nov I I )aily. Meridian Time, j No. 2 Dally.I No. 4 Dnlfy. 5.00 p. m. U.50 p. m. 7.25 a. m. I) 20 a. m. !>.:I2 a. m. lo.;;n a. m. in. in a. in. 11.20 a. m. 11.45 a. m. J2.50 a m. Lv. Augusta Ar. Ar.-Altondale. Lv. Aj. Fairfax Lv. AF. Veuiassce Lv. Lv. Ycmassee Ar,• Ar. Beaufort Ar. Por Royal Ar. Charleston 8.50 p m. ti.55 p. m. 6.43 p. m. 5 4 > p. m. 5.25 p. US.,: 4.46 p. m. 4.30 p. m. 3.15 p m. ,711.15 a. m. 9.25 a. m. Between PDrt Poyal and Beaufort and Charleston. 7.', Meridian Time. ! No.5 Daily, j , No. 6 Daily. 1.15 p. m. 1.21 p. in. 2.25 p. m. |.:tQ p. m. fLv. Ft- Roval Ar. 6.50 p. nt. j.Y. Beaufort Ar.’ 0 34 p. m. Ar. Yemaaseo 5.40 p. m. Ar. Charleston Lv 3 15 p. m. at AHmulaluXur Caioli•iil-MI'lLa'bl ^tations . R. H. WRIGHT, G. P-A GE0.T7 BR Y Aa , r.P.A. j; icc l'l,EV E LA X pi Receiver. AugusTa and Asfwvilk Short Line. ■# KcIirdiTie in effect Septemlrer 24th, 18U3. 0 ;00aiii 1 •: Icpin d^ avc 7 :T5pii Arrive II :13am i :20pm Arrive. 12:17pm 5ujn.ii. Arrive 7 :00pii \ rrive 2:40pm t::4.5)>m \rrive-.. K:l"pm • i Arri'.e . _ prtT Inriher iiifoi inati^i. tcI.iLiseto 1 i' kets, Rates, etc. A ugusta. .. A tirTerson . Greenwood. I.aniens. .. —. Greenville. .. .f-partairburg'. Asheville. Ajme, 1:40pm S:00p?n /.cave 7 :.'*0am . Leave|! I :05am 6 * 4pm . Leave: 10:05am< 5 :00pm .Leave; 7:45an. 1:45pm Leavt S^UuaiL.JcJWpm ..j..;. ..l.eav. S :12pm j Bamberg Hardware Store, <’. J. S. BROOKER, Proprietor. Keeps a full line of Hardware 'I'in Ware, Agate Iron Ware and Guns. Fifll st*M-k of; Rase Ball Goods, and, Vail , y I'in,nil sires,constantly on hand. As to prices l w ill not be undersold l.y any Southern dealer. 1 ask tile ealls and patronage of my friend* and the general p blic. y. J. 3. BROOKKR. npr5-]y ItamtM'rg, S. C. MELON SEED. For sale a hundred pounds of unii- dulterated lyolbGrni Seedifrom perferJ melons of on* OWn grow ing and selec tion, at 50 cent* a.pound." T. 8. CAVE* BKO., feb!5 Barn well, S. C. 't’O.DD I’niv. l\ ajiply to VV. J. CRAIG, G.P. A. Agent. .lOt Dyer-Building, Augusta, Ga. In Effect Oct. 1st. 189?. A r READ DOW N. . S ) 1((rt Line To Augusta And Asheville, No. TO. :N. H ’ 7- y - _ t 10 pm 6 00 am Av Savannah. ...... •t oo pm JO 20 am Ar Columbia, i..... . . .. 2 50 piu \ f .... Sparnmluirg. s-ipa 6 1') pm Ar-. :. . Asheville 0- 40 pm 0 55 am M . Altondale,;(eentral tima). 7 2!) pm IQ 42 am Ar .Barnwell, iventral tune!. , 50 pm 1,1 02 am Ar Blaekvifle,'.central time) O 10 pm ;A* Seiverii". (central time) READ up. No 37. I No !*. j? < 0 pui'lO 05 am Lv '3 20 pm 5 IX am Lv II 45 ami Lv 8 10 and ..Lv 4 00 pm- 7 30 am . Lv H 17 pm 6 #2 a/A Lv 2 50 pHi 6 IS am ........ 5 05 am F.ur._[jirther inr.ormath>nmjvpij to Wm. Butler J r. T. Pass. Agt. Columbia, S.C. L M. Fleming, Gen’l Pass. Agt. jav’h, G'A. E. Fonl.Snpt. Savannah Ga. Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after tli« service hereof, ex clusive of the day of such service; and if yon fall to answer the complaint vvUliin the time aforesaid, ibe piaiJitift in thi*.action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the cbm- plainr. which was tiled in the office of the Clerk of this Court on the Nth day of May A. D. 1MIL [Seal] W. Gii.mokk Simms, 0. C. P. Dated 7th Miiy A. D 1SD4. JOS. M. MvINNER, i'.Hiiititi'* Attorney. mavlrt LAND FOR SALE. A *nu*ll farm about a bundled acres, Lwe’Vtv cleareTf, batiMiee ip woods, tw o and g half miles from Barnwell. For particulars applv-tn THE PEG PI, E (april-2d-tf) NOTICE. Notice is Iicrehy. gi ven unto all w hom it may concern that I hereby revoke the appointment of Alonzo Harley as my agent and attorney in fact ami hereby appoint J. A. Holly as my true and lawful agent and attorney in fact, to collect all debt# due. tne and to tpke charge of and manage my busfnesa af fairs. Given under my hajid and seal thi* the Ihfh day of A m il 1894. I n presence of Ej.LV Hoi.I.Y. ALUS. A. ROUNTREE. apri'i \ Statk ok Soktii Caroi.tna, 1 44 a nxwKi.i.CofXTt.———7 U. Stringfellow ) against > Execution. J. M.. Ashley. > BY. A IR’i'l K of an Execution to me directed, in (tie above staled case, I will sell to the highe-t bidder, at Public Auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Barnwell Court Honve on Monday, the 4l.li day of June A. D. IMH, tin* fol lowing deserihed properly, to wit.; All Miat'tract or parcel ofjajid, sit ti me, lying and being at Elko, in Hie County of Barnwell, S011t.l1 Carolina, and known a* the J. M. Ashlev place at.d containing seventeen aeres, more or less, it being Hiv* remain,der„ after set ting .oil’ a homes lead of tliiny aeres for said defendant, of all that tract con taining forty-seven aeres, more orless, Tmtf iVded by Tat ul sTif AfrsvJiTwo ruv, D:M.” TO BORROWERS OF MONEY. Totlkisc w ho WiTow-ed money tlirongh •VV’. IlSi^unean extension* are offered f op SALE. VALUABLE LANDS IN BARN- nvell and Aiken Counties l>eli$nging to 4hw New KuglaiuJ -Mortgage Security Companj’. Persons desiring to buy or rent will do well to write to or call on Wm H. rtagood, Jr. BAhNVVELL 0. H., 3. C., • . For full particulars. mat 8-1 v Carolina Midl^id R. W. Co. To take effect at 5 30 A. M. Thursdav May 17, 1894. Aoulli Bound. 3 1 Noriti Bound. 2 :4 1 •^*1 . j * 1 * •**. y. —• j. Z n 33 75th Meridian Time. X > | c * /r * z i f. Z ! < 2- X •j e J “ I r. j- 1 s.T r — • 5 .T !3 i O-i * .- is ju 2- n ^ ¥ i ?x ! ■Z ^ ■ 1* 1 STATIONS. r ^ Ua 3 r x ' jj ArM. l*. M. r. M. p m 0.45 6.5s 5.55 o 1. .Wagoner. 4 ' 1 4? 7.40] 6.47 Spfctacles in Steel, Nitkle and Gold. All Hie Lalesi NoVeHiftS. FARGY SOOBS. Hobby Horses PERFECTED BABY CARRIAGES, CBYSTAL LENSES TRAM MARfi. OitlrtyTiKt ui UnjiS** Velocipedes I’cvysv IJolle Station erv — AM)— CI1K1STMA8 CARDS ANI^ BOOK LETT?, FLUSH DRESSING CASES, ALBUMS, ITC TURK FRAMES. Musical I nstrLiiien.s' Slieet M usic. Guitar Violin and Banjo string* THE C4KAI liOLLKll OUuAN ONLY $6,00. Agcat for 1’uuos and l^r^aus, Rubber Stamps and btenciis. Musieai Inatr naents Ucpaired. 1 . ’ ./ ' Pianos and Organ# Tuned and Repaired. The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to thi# city. Gr . ID. O. nsro. v. ir.e,. ^_"v. Blackville. & 7.15 wiHi tlie view of depriving the horrow er* of the defence of usury. To such pC’T^oasT wttt gtYF fi-re ipfnrmntloti 44 7.4# they will call at jtty office, mays f . J. J. brown. 10 41 6.15 ... Perry 7.20 0.35 6.35'*:. . L.. . .Salleys..... r» I 7 0 ) C.23 r 7.H0 * .Sprit)).fi.dd.. 6.35 6.08 f 4 | 7 .'2 5 ..VVhalt-vs ... 0.10 5.56 2 '; r •i'- i ^)*) >* * ..Walkers ... 6.00 5.’50 \ 5 .... : . .! 8 00 Ar) Blacky. 1 Lv 5.35 5.35 io..y> Lv 4 ( Ar 5 UU o.IS 10.55 V;- .Aslileigh ,. 4 3.i 5.1)7 , 11.(5 .Woodward... 4.25 5.03 PAM(M ‘ lacliiiie ¥orks, Howard Bros. Propr’s, IF ILNUI.NIIKU« mid BLACKVILLE. S. C. , you waul a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE* RICH JEWELRY,' t To tlie users of Motive Power and General Machinery U, We call youf atteiltfon to the fact that - we are prepared, }$aHi latest improred Tonis and Machinery, 4« worksm any Machiimry uscJ in this country. Sill.'Vi 1 ^ FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERY, 3 T Life, ApclAanl 1!.0(‘ 11 25 i ; 11.12 11.55 | 2112 154. LIGHTNING, ..*. Rail) well % . Morrises. * d Brownell . ' * j 7t. ;< 'nve*... 3 .♦Seigling.. 4.05 4.56 3.45* 4 46 3.25 4.36 Such as cotton-gins, GRIST MILLS, ' cotton presses, — PULLEYS, HANGERS, MILL OKA RING, rsoTTrC Iron or liras# 3.15: 4.30 Shafting and castings of any size. Special attention given to GIN WORK. * 4.22 Hernia to Ly. 2.45 4.15 -AND- llaving a first ela#s-G4n Builder, we can doall kindsof Gin Work, new brush wheels, new saws, boxes, &e. Savt Sharpened only by hand. j uly 11 r. u Johnston, S. N. Green, f.. A. Thomson .liid others. Levied on and to lie sold as Hie pror>- erty of J. M. Ashley to satisfy the afore said Execution aml co-is. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, j-- '' J. VV. LA N<’ASTER. Lll/E STOCK J,-' RYA ‘ation Notice. INSURANCE Sheriff Bara well County. Sheriff’s Office, Barnwell C. H., S. (’., May f 4th*. 1*94. FINAL DISCHARGE. —At Lowest Rates In \ . Strongest C fer^Calhoun & Cc. ^PECIAJLrl^T. EYE, EAR, \D>HCTnROAT,CIIK^T 2trdlR>ai^Trotn Bank, BlacKvillc, S. Ck mprISvRni ho office of the Supervisor of Regis tration will he open at Barnwell on the _ r*t Monday in eavdi month f<*r tlie! transaction of such business as is au- ‘ OR SPECTACLES, Send yjur orders to or ceL at Jas. Allan & Co 235 KING STKEU, CHARLK.’iTOirrs. C. \ ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineet Special attention given to the eampntation of water-powers, leveling and dridtniju-. A postal card adilressed to me at Ma hrra. 8. V. wtff rrer 1 ’ octl.W Ivr tf I. G. JENNIN03, bujiervisor. IES. LOST OR STOLEN. -OFFICE 8 AT- Notlew 1# hereby given tliattlig-mtTlor signed will tile her ffniR-arcount with J O udgeof Probate, nMvvrri i on Tuesd^rtTellth day of June next,'| THE BANK OF BARNWELL atUtoPelm-k in Hie forenoon, as Kxecu- rtxof tlie estate of Junes M. William#, deceased, and ask for Letters Disuiiri- *ory. •• - tt W K3. REBECCA T. VVILLIAMa. luaylO-Ul -AND— Wm. McNAB’S STORE. aprJQ On Saturday nlglit of court week, from my wagon, in VVIIIiston or- on road from that place to iu»4lbuse, n Double Barrel Breecji Loading Simt- Gun, with end of left baud hammer broken oil’, stock cracked across small part. 'For it* return or information leading to it* recovery I will pay a suitable re ward and return my best thank*. . WILSON PARSONS, . Barnwell. S. C. SftQES ^ SLIPPERS, A lew Tons of Acid left art $8.00 pci* toar. A few Tons of Cotton Settf s Hulls left at $2.00 per ton. . A*-* Don’^geihjl for any unless We have them, perfect goods, fresfi^ sr msszZiXr ,u * MU ** rilw *?«i«« money. ) most fashionable styles. We invite the ladies and gentlemen of tlie county to call and see for them selves, confident that we can please the most critical tastes. T. 3, CAVE & BRO. febli-U THE BARNWELL OIL COMP AST 1 fobli