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—fhT ~ TH1 The Barnwell People. /JO. I. miffs, Editor 1 Prop’r. MltoKM torII 4 V mtCtliATlON. ... fllUim>At. FKhllUAIlY Jl, IS!*.-.. Thr A mondo.l Pin (form Tlt<* |*Cf *H V <>f (l+«‘ Intr. It li*« .1 « i«l<>r n*ul xminU (rr ciHl In vloW, It^ii not inmlo for 11 Aiina «ouhIy0»Wjrent lAMUgliter rtf the lute Jay, U to nlnfry roiint or fluke, t we’ve forgotten whii'li) IlcCns* fellnne of KrnnOe. Tile I mile we* mailf fn*t week. fJentle Artiile, who la ikoHII ten million itollnm, pay* two IliSlIioil how for the Kretiellnian. >Vliat lie will foil her before ilentll or divorce them do part i« another matter. The AtlHiltn Kveiiiog Journal ofSiU-> urdaj’ wa« a ponntn’s paper, all the work of hirnUhins eopy for Tt> Toffy” pagea being done by lafty eilltom, re* por era alld «el*aota w ielder*. 4fv their eleverue.aa they dill net nlhltit f 1,1100 for the Wotflait’a Department .of lljr Cotton Staten Kxpoaition. 'I’lic Hint Cipy of the Inane wan sold for There la .danger »h hyp not lam.’ A tVestern woman liaa coni|ilalned to the farllcfe of her town that her noil, n« the fO<tflt of tfiree experiments by the l’*y* “fcfiieal Sofflety of her town, is losing his mind. A Netv Yorker lias gone lli- ur court complaining that, while hyp* Aofhtetl by fils wife, lie conveyed all hie property, about a quarter of a niliUott dollars worlb, to ber, nnd atko eoll- nented loan ia«y divorce. When lie, recovered his right sense: he found that she was boarding at the tonlest hotel In Uotham, while he was almost a tramp. i— ^ _ _ There is no teacher ao good as ex|>e- tionee, even If its tuition rates a(e high, derm any, which Unit adopted u gold ntamlnri’, has found out that under monometallism prices have fallen, agri- eultiire lias gone from bad to worse and exports to silver using countries havo declined steadily So convincing have I .Can the teach- lo^e:^H : tUi>srt--lu«JMius tha Lila: Keji b- »tag form adopted at (lie recent meeting of the National Alliance at Kaleigh. N.U. Tbe report of the committee in eliafge ! thereof recomtuended anmw chnngi n which hrnught on sortie earnest nod , lively dlacnnslun. A niimber of dele-, gates favored a leallirmatiou of the Ocala platform, but a larger number i Indorsed the 'committee's report and some change* were made— S)| si.il ■■■ r ' I «»■ year or a ileegtle, but shouhl tie aliaped ! for, g generation or generatioi.a. Thehefore it cannot in any pro|H>r sense l.e considered a partisan or factional tn«tfiinient or -tdtarf.—The—factlo v4n- SEWING MACHINES The transportiyUmrplank.deinaiidiug the (Joverument ownership ami control of the railroads, is modified so as to de mand that the (Government shall own and operate just enough of the eompet-. ^ ■ i • , lug lines Y.f the country to rtfrcttiaHv \ »'" 1 ‘ ,r , r''' , l , 1 orc fr(> "* ' give the (5overn,rt«ntl..ll control of the »«“»»*“'. •‘•‘Hlerate-thlnkiog, pa if loti, — -' noi^r iKs^StfStr 3:1 tisaii or factional feeling prevaiia in nowef to day cannot fhasouahTy expect to perpetuate itself. In time other men with dlH’crent hleas and politic.il policies w III succeed to ollice ami ^is » coiisc<|uem‘e ^o tUc lydniinUtralloii of the aliairs^of the Stale. It follows, frttm this point of view, that the contention as a body should have such sanction of the (Slate Dembe- raev as to inspire eonlldence, eomuiand all AND SUPPLIES. TOTI1K I.AIHWst which corresponds to the Congress In America, on Saturday, by (tn over whelming majority adopted a resolu tion favoring an international moneta ry conference looking to the restoration of silver to its old time importance. FraUce, tun* N recognizing the neces sity of revert ftig to the double standard. Some of our esteemed Piedmont K«- Carpment brethren are urgent In Insist ing that the Constitutional Convention to be held next September shall submit iU work to the people for ratification or rejection, and propose to make (•hat Hit iisilf in the election of delegates. Perhaps, If that policy should pre- Va’l, our esteemed P. K. brethren afore said might be hoist by their own petard, for the Convention might adopt a Con stitution in harmony With their views and the (wople 'might reject it when submitted to tlielii. We suggest that those who are light ing on the liue.alo e indicated for in U- I He tlieir opinions as to what soil of a ' Codsflthtlon Rtinnlll he framed nmi publish them. It Is possible, If not probable, that they might, strike exactly what would please everjHiody and gm: •in end to all.Lhis abundant preliminary skirmishing v All are agreed that th» f onvention 'shoulih be composed of the best cltlze,' - ship, iu oharaCtef-, uhility and patriot- 1 in. Now, this question seems Open ATJTfRT The oUlcers for next, year are: Pres ident, J. K. Willetts of Kansas; Vice President, II. C Suavely of Pennsylva nia; Secret,ary-Trcasimr, I*. P. Dun- cjiii of South » arolinn. N iitlonal Kxeii- ■ nrTvT. f 1 TTtrrmcfli.r TtiVTTTir 1^^.! M-oeirS m+d- glilia‘'ll. I.. I.oticks of South Ha' ota, I. for discussion : iVottld Ihe people' be as careful iu the election of delegates to a Convention in whieh a tight for suh- tniseiou of its work to a i>opuhir vote is t > be iniidc as in their election to one wtnAe work shall be a llnalityy Ami U should be remembered that many people arc getting weary of such fre- «pient cull* tu tile polls, and that cam paigns arc not conducive to the resto ration ot harmony. passenger freight rates. The demand for the elec tion of C tilted Stales Senators by direct votes ot the people Is changed sons to deufllnd llntteaeli State shall he divided IfHo two districts of nearly equal yot- lug populnilon, ami that, a Senator shall Ite eleetetPfrorrr eai.di h.v a inimiyotn rtf the peof.le of thedivtrict. The IlnunOial question’ received fitlljftnydlMf.iUloii. 'fTrepreamldeailop ted set forth that, in to laifd of hoiimlless rcsonrlws, blessed in unstinted measure \ylth heaven’s Imuntlesl the Wall t>f dis- tress this the himl; that the lives and Inheritances of the. unborTi arc heing of- fered as a pledge to the paw nshops of Kurope to ohtaiu money, w hile bank ruptcy holds high carnival; railways go int« the hands of • receivers; mer chants and mamtlaclurers break down;' people are despoiled of their h■•me•; la- lior is condemned to idl' iieas u'ul star- \alion is undermining morals and eiv- ilizatlon. 'The resolution declares that ‘‘while standing (Irmly by all of our Alliance dunamls, we recognize that no other reform is possible until the destructive policy of t'ttfitrading onr^mOncy value is orertltfown and tlo‘ banks of the country be for ed to retire from (jov- eiiinent bi|s|(te«s. Having at last, foiced the llnanc'al question to the frotLt, we will fearlessly meet tl*o issue iUtil serye noliceon tht* c.>ii.ttrv thal we w ill neve • rest until the people shall riile, instead of the dollar, aml-p. pro nounced American lluaficial system is estahllsIrSd.” The proposed futidlng of the Pad He railroad debt to the (jovernmcnl was condemned. I am offering the New Home, New Ideal ami New Climax Sewing.Ma chines for cash, on thh installment plan m III exehiilf'.Je for old machines. Thee tnaclifties Hie thit V5ry h-st. made ami my terms will please and suit every body’s circumstances. Alao a full stmt, oils, needles and at tachments for any ami all uiachiiies at popular prices at my Central rjiipply .Depot in Mf; (i. I*. C. i.angeV store,g7 K. it. Avenue, Hack ville, S. C. . ■* Itepnlrs of all kinds of Sew ing Ma-; chines luade promptly and periectiv and Tin: SATTK lb HA TOl .sroifB Inv'te* the attention of the good people »»l UeiUtHk, Uieh 1.4nd. Uarnwell, H' u- [ nett Sprltigs amt Kour 'illc Townships t . its full stock of (lonor.il Merchandise w hich is ti'iiw being offered at , , , . ... satisfaction in work and prices lbe selection of delegates who xhalt com- guaranteed. Will attend calls in the counties of K. Dean of New York.'ll. 1'. Helping of Pennsylvania and Marion C. Ilutlcr of N'ortAi Carolina. Umlly (ielger in the War of (lie Amer ican Kei (jliiiiou (Jorre*|Mtnden«e of the Keowee Courier. |ii Hie eodfse of pastoral visitation iii the town of llAinborglast year it w as my tdeasure to see and luireluliy exaui- ine a le'tr heir looms, the enniiier.iiioii of which may In* of iut-rest to your readers. Your rentiers are doaln.le.-s familiar with the name and heroic ser vice of Kmlly (Geiger In t*ta War of ihe American Kevuluiion. Yon w ill rcmemlier tlm’t after (Gen era I (Green had made mi unsuccessful assault ution Vln'ety-SIx, whleh w^as in ]MMSvs»iuu of the Itritish forces, ami was compelled to raise the seige, that it beeame necessary for him to‘coin mini I cate w jlh (General Sumter. No one of feted to undeitike the iJa igeroiis mi- slon, until Kmi’y rGcigef, a girl of only sixteen years, (incorrectly puhlisheii eighteen years of age in our school lIs- tOTle*;T Tuhrnteerril In r aervices. era! (Green wrote a note, entrusting to her Mie pose -aid convention; 'f.et Deihoerats patriotically, reason,together iu a spirit of amity and fairness and mutually agreo^ to abate extreme preconceived opinions ToFTReTfoiiimoM good. HoT men of both factlons'of the Ifemoeratic party in our beloved State have an op- portiinHy, WilhoiU prejudice or pre judged favor or disfavor, of discussing | ticfof-e Dm qieo|de Cffe*' chaitges htb-es". i f uufir list /> (i 4 ... 1 . ^ Aiken, Barnwell nnd Orangehurg if no titled by postal card, i>. li; WffJJAMS, Black vine, s. i TeTJf sary to be eugrafled, in tlieir jmlgiuent,: Sweet Potatoes, ot the sort, that makes in the funtlameutal law of the land—to i three hundred bnshels-peracre, for sals the end that the people may he wisely j at seventy-live cents per bushel by I tl ill bo ghul to see and serve tfte purebnsing public and pledge my best -etfortA iio j»k-ase mid pndlt. every ensto- mer. C. K. NT KN BKK(i KK, Buck Seed fefvl.’f-.Trii Two Miles frPm * of the trust reposed. Rcspoctfully, W. II. l l MM KMM IN. TinMiiernian’* Jan. Uth- febiM S. I,. PKACOt'K, J!arnwell. S. (J. and fafthfnlly represented, and all wilT lie well I w ill be quite content, so fai ns I am coiiclrnijd. to commit my des tiny to the men whom the people in ‘TJiEaS lATE OF MJUTH I’AKOU.NA their sovereignty may adjudge worthy ’ - BA KN WKM. (^)l'NTY; IN TilK COCltT OF i'UOIIATK. Bj* T. STWeeks, K^j., ifinTWWif We-havo heard, ami reckon It in, that ' when people in love fall out, break up AYBej-fas OnTir. B. Kiley applies for .H.io .. . i ' „ i Letters of Administration on the estate and afterwards get sorry and eomMndo , (>f ,, (k . WH „,|. to niake up again they dont go to argil- Those are, then lore, to cite and ail ing at length ahout has heens hut just frtiuiish :tll ami singular, the. kjudn'd kiss, perhaps hug a little, and go | 0 : and rredit.ors of the said deeeasyd, to bo aiiTi appear4>eft»r»c iueat a (.Hurt of Pro- /,KK(* PHICKS. (Granutaled Sugar, cc. jier pound. New Orleans Sugar, djc. per pound Prime Bice, (kt. per pound. . (Good Coff ee,‘-’(h:. per fiound. '(Good Flour, per barrel. ; Ollier (Groceries and Proiisions a* parallel pi ieos, so that lloliO, Deed'g i liiingry, hard at. the times are. ' Good®, Shoes, Hats, Ac., at cost, so flint none need suffer with cold, blow the blizzards as they please. Putt Line Farming Implement* at 4,d\\ Figures. Seed Potatoes, Field Seeds, (Garlen Seed-, from the very best'growers in the l nion.- —-t-‘—7—•— 1 ——— Purchase only such fertilizers for cotton which contain least 3 to 4^ actual potash. For Corn, Poor, results are due entirely to deficiency of Potash. \ • \V> will glailly send yon our pamphlets on (he Use Potash. . They are Hint free, it will c*M you nothing to rcnl (hem. ami fbey will K.A11 WORKS, u Nassau..blrc-rt, Ne dollar.. save you ew York. a litth*, and go to loving d little hiirder.than dyer. Tliat’s. tlie^way/fur the. l>emi igr a tic wings in this Suite to do, if they are in earnest about getting together bate for the said comity, to lie hidden At BarmyofjjLr-AL.ouX*».ni sdav, tiie t'Sth day of h i'bruary Is i'i, at 11 o'clock a. m., to show cause, if any, why the -aid , administration should not be granted. ** .. , , , (Given nmler mv band an.nlie-cal id Kennedy., for upward* ( om . r . , ;|lis \n lU (1;tv )V1 - Febnuiry A. a popular employee ol Capt. \V. I>. < r "! l>. ixftrl, ami in (he 1 isth vearof A the houtH izarolm.i iCatlwav, ^ ! .... , r . i... i .. and fell mi . lie ley platfonn at | T'«" <'.d.‘l«‘m|cnce. mark on the Ltth lust , breaking both bones of one leg near the ankl ■. He w as can led t i Obsi le-ton. Tile doe- tors say that he wi II be eon tilled to bed T s. WF.KKs; ’rdhate J uilge. fehl 1 aide to he a conductor ijgHin prohubly he given Mglibemploymeut iu the (,'ouqiany’s Charleston offices, l>r. V. P. Clavton of Columlfia ha- Invented a new dish, dinner nnif- liii« compouiided <d equal parts of l‘••rtl and cotton seed meals.* Bn* there's in> -day aecoiiiiting for the ta-tes of White Ke- piiblican- in South ( aroliiia. MOim;.YOKE'S SALE. 4 ■ '■’tatk ok Sop I it (’ iiiot.iXA,! ( ’OL’M Y OF B lU \1* Kf.f.. f i\ liereas. Ib'faiilt has h- cn made in ■the iwtynii nt of the debt -iTurcd by n certain mortgage, bearing date, the 10th ol Apri! ISSij, imule :iinl executed bC PrAtuae- Smart ol the Comity ol v Bai n- Welt and Slatu of Sonlh ('aroljna In in New Tin glam I Mortgage Seen lit v ( ompany. w hich said mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the Uegls- ter of Mesne Conveyances for llarn- wcll County in Book “o I,,” pages 4X tool, on the I'.Hli ilavTifA pr’il ISsi;- Now ihcmoic hiideraml hy virtuy oT the power '’I sale eontained in -aid mortgagif'J'lie New Kngland Mortgage Security (ompany, mortgagee as afoiesaid. will sell befoye the Court 4fouse itC* Barn well Coum y . Stafe- aforesaid on Monday the 4tli of Mareli lx;iV,-at pubiie iiuetioii. within (J(e legaLtimifs of sale, to ttie highest bidderfra^msh” th«r#i»riow iirgdescribed premise', to wit : All that tract or pared iif, land lying and being jn the said County and State, containing two hundred tibHlj acres, more or le-s, tMinnihMl on the North by Inml-'of-A M. (twens nndT’. T, (Gray'. Otl the Fast bv the estate of Gray, .in t he Sou til bw t tie e«tale of Best ami ou TB^TRiir^TTiTiTs ATT TTFrTTITTvr •r- a* purpose of equalizing all property re turned, at the dates given below : ~MareTiTTEfT'■ Ailendare, Ba’diic, Barn- i aJul berg, BaniWell. twenty (2(1) aeres and bounded on tin March !2fh—Benm»ttSpri-gs, Black-1 Nort'n by lands of Mrs. Klgiii Middle- \Jiro, t*iifori!’s Bridge, Bull Pond. A 011 ' Hast by the Carolina Midhitn March l.'ffli—Fi*(t Pond, Four Mile, Kitilroad, South by land of Mrs. A. S h^r In miqjtp.n <i.|.Gwffge(L,Creck J JAre_>tt_<-'vi'res*. _ j CreeHt aml West by famts of IL M 1 — —' —Mtircb I Ithr-Midtray, Bed Oak, Rich Jenkins,—Pordn—-r to pa v it ■-sage. Mie w t- arrested Tiv two Tories before journei ing fur, taken to a private house, w here she wasiucar- eerateiljii a room until tw o ladies of die neighborhood rould come and search her person. It was while awaiting tlieir arrival.that she chewed up and swal lowed the note. I'pori the arrival of the ladies she was disrobed,*ami every seam of each of her garment* w a- rip ped open. Nothing being found she wa« allowed to pursue her journey. ■Tire name ofTltrrfl-r -Hriger^ rnftfher Tbe ( oiistilrtlional CouvenHoit. Kaeii county wilVTie entitled u> as many delegates as it has . inemhers iu both houses i I the (General Assembly, Tlie convention will meet the second Tocstiav iu September. Every male (it L.e 11 July registered shall bo allowed o vote. Registration hooks shall be opened at each counay seat on the first Monday tn March at iy a. in., and fropt open for ten'eonseciitive calendar days, exclusive of Hundays. The books will open from 10 a. m , to 4 p. m. Voters who haVe lost th ir certllicales, or changed tlieir residence may have their certificate* renewed. Voters w ho have moved into the state since June .’III, ISSi, or become p( ago since that time and w ho have not registered, may do so. Persons who failed to register at Hie first registration, may do so now bv making ah ♦affidavit, on printeif Jorm*. •» About Rtgistrallou. At the recent session of the Legisla- tiiie a s|>ecTaT i egl-lralioii taw wa- ] rovlited lor, the gist of which w ill be loiiud iu tlie following section: hcciion t». That on ibe^llrst Moniliy of Mareli, In the year of ortr Lord one thousand eight hnudreil and ninety- live, the supervisor of registration of « »cli county shall, at the countv seat there *f, ojaui hi* ImmLk of registration and sbal,) liolrt the soiie open for 10 consecutive calendar day* thereafter, except .Stindays, between the Inmrs ol 10 o’clock in tbe forenoon a mil rr’cloek in the afternoon, except ( harle-tpn. Beaufort ami IGlehiand counties, w iiere the said Iseiks shail be kept open from 10 o’clock iu the forenoon m t I (f' «» ! clock iu ilitfcaftcrnoon, during which time any elector then, or theretofore at any time, entitled to regi-ter as a qnali- Jied voter, or w ho has become a citizen of thi* State, shall be during Hie time iiereiu llxvd for such registratiou, and also on the days now fixed by law for registration, entitled to register assm-h us her inaftcr provided; and any elector iiaving been heretofore duty regi-iered, or havhiw since changeif his residence, or having lb»t hievertiticate, ehall be entkled U* h«ee (he same transferred or renewedf ax how pro- aided by law . wai Mary Ann Mini, who was married to .v(German official of high rank iu tlie city of (’harlcston, x. (•. Mrs. Isabella Patrick, the wile - of |ir \V. (V. Patrick, of Baiulierg, lias in her nosscs-iou a large breastpin. The rim J*..gnhl, tlie hacsgiuatiil is ivory, upon which is painted tire picture of Mi Geiger's mother before her marriage, and the face of it is qffartz* -She ha- al so a small gold hreast pin with a painted picture of George Wushilgtoii, taken w hen he was nine or ten years old, and presented to Kmlly (Geiger by the moth- e of young (George. Also a beautiful • ilk shaw l pve-ented to Mi-s Geiger by (Geheral LaFnyeitc on his last vi-ir, to Antcrhta. The shawl is as new and glossy In Kppcaraiic-' as tJnt’day it was taken front flu*weave-’s a/aml-, s ire a slight stain of muddy—water on each end, received in hurried (light across the Broad Hirer when Sliernuiti’a for ce* raided South ( arolinaYtt the dose of th* late war. Among these relics of a century ago U a pair < f gold earrings presented to Mis* Geiger by General Green. And last but not least is the silver pencil w ith which General Green wrote his famous note to General Sum ter, and which he gave to the heroine of the Htvolition as a token of friend ship. Knii’y Geiger had one brother whose Christian name was Jacob, lie wits the great grandfather of Mrs. Patrick, of Bamberg. The] valuable articles now in Mrs. IV* possc-sion have hern carefully l amU'd ilqwti, coming into the possession of «u sunt w hen she was thirty year* of age, then |eto her pbs- -c*s|on when she had reached the same ttge. Kmlly (Liger. after the Revolution, married a wealthy farmer by the name of Threevit*. To theni one child w as born who died at the age of fourteen years. Ten Tulles from Coin in Ida, in an unmarked grave, rest the Imne* of the heroic girl of 17S1, a waiting the tri- un ph of Hie resurrection at, the last d«.v. * J, W, Ki.kimi. Walhalla, S. February .z-ARPb> A Good Man's Ail lire. It is at least presumable that every jMttriotlc citizen of South ( arolinaTias an ahiding interest in Uieeiimmon wel fare of the Static and fu the future des tiny of her people. According to ccu»u* figure*Mexico lias a population - of ten -million. Half of these are. Indians, who are much .inixml with Negro hhjuti. 'Lite climate Auditor’s Appointfnents. AVnnoit’rt Offk k, Feh 1!>, ixii'i. I -nde.r new CniiutV Governiueiit ’Act the towpshiu board of As-esftm- i- iiliiilisheil anil the tow nship board-'of Kond ('oinmissiouers now perform the duties lieretulore^iisvigiied to tbe Board of Assessors, The memhersof the Township Boards will meet, at the A iiditor's office for the Sl ATK OK Sol HI ('AKOI.iXA.f ClU NTV OF B A I:\ W Kilt., y U’hcrea*-, Default liasl>een made In the payment of the debt secured by a certain mortgage, li»*aring date the litli of Febuary Ix'.il, made and exe cuted by J. .1. Hogg of the Conntv of Barnwell and state of Soulh ( aroliiia, to I'rlalf Hiiiiii, w Ini h said rn rtgage was duly recorded m the office of the Register of Me-'ie (;onveiaiiCti TtaniYM-lJ•(’lliiiity iii Boi>k O.I> page 1 I on tlie 7tli day »u Fclmary. fxiip: Now , therefore, under and by virtue of the power of - lie contained in -aid mortgage I will -ell before the ( 'cuirt 11 iiu-e at' Barnwell, on Monday tlie fourth day of Man-li I s', id. it. being -ale day in said mouth, w iihiu tlie legal hours of sale, to the highest liiilder for ca-h, the following de-cribed (ireiliise-, I to w 11: AH that fract, fiieee or pajeel of land j situate, lying and being in the Mate ; t ‘aunt v afarrs id. eonniiniirg |M-r | I b e. by C. Jb. Fils, Surveyo‘ Gat m ob liutb 1x7;.. . The New England Mortgage.Se- * ► curiiy ('ompany, Mortgagee. John-T.-Sloan, J r., A Hen .1 Green, e, ILilcott P. (1 recn. Attorneys. MOlVl'iiACKK'S SALE, irs /yjeKibi s, To sror smoi'.SL r am> dun't Lc iii/” f(d upon in bulling <1 rfwt’ty that rt- ijitifi* y'>u te do to, on il i* nothmy nun lliiin it nilmti- lulr. In ih' .ut idi n ntnpiHig' of ityhiirro goII rntirl /inr\ mm' mltniulitnl, anil in muni 11U ulrr*. Ihf i jT'i't of the xlimttliinl, hf tl opium,: moiphin*. or nthrr' tpittlrr, luirm it far troris luihil ooilriirltd Ark guitr drag- gt*t alutO BAiO-CURO. \t if ptrrlg r'li'liihlt. l'i u do itol'havi In flop lining tnbaeru trill. BACO- CURO. Il "HI notify poll trhrn h> atop and tinny ihirf for ' lidgrro trill ■ rm*'. )'oup-rynt, m irdt hi a> frtt from file of tnr </.» thr dag hrfoir gnu •took-your tiett rilin' or mnilr. Ait- trun rtgd irrilliii giuinmt" to • hit’lg 'art tli- toburro ha'll in all it*fynn*. or moiif'i r fand d. 1‘ii'r 41.till />'r boa nr thrre hot" (dn il 1 tjs In at in,11I and glut ant id I'nri) $‘J~.~i L /-'ir xtlr bg itU tlruggult or trill lit t'ht by m nl 11/mn rmi/it of prirr. ,x£.\ /> SIX l Wtl VS ST STAMI'S l< >11 SAVTLK UOX. llookUt* and proofr fire. ” Larrkn Ch mu tl M'fg (0., Il’is. •Office-of THE PIONEER PRESs COM PA.VV-, (\V ILmusur. SupL ^ - • St. PaitL Biun , Sept. 7, 189 (. Hureka Chemical amt MTg Co., La Crosse, Wi* - --t-b-Aa- Sif-— i tra ve tV«'etrTi 7TVtia.-4-<. Tte id for urn 1 v rn-rr^ anri rinrrng t>r-p-r»tt-tt-r»— years have smoked til teen to twenty cigar* regularly every day. M v whole ner- voiis -ysteni'becama all,icttnl,until ut> physician told me I inust give up flu* use ol tobacco for tin* time being, at least. TttH<'d tlie so-railed * Keidev • me,’ “No- I'o-B.ic, "and various other remedies, but without success, until 1 mvidentHIIv learned of your‘'B.-ieo-('uro,'’ 'J'liia'i 1 weeks ago toilay I ciuume'iced using your preparation, and today I consider myvelf couipletelv cured: I am in pvrlei t lieultli, an*i rh«',iiorrib|e craving fof tobacco, which every iiiiyAt'rate smoker ful- eon-ider tour- *‘Baro-( uro' simply Yours Ary trn'y. ly .'ijipreri.'Wcs, lias c-impletely left me. 1 wonderfur, and .can fully recommend it. C. W. IIoknick. ■ I41 pHt for papers. Cut AM l»l NX, Mortgagee- Land Rosmiinry. Ma'n-h Idth—Sj'camoie, Three Mile, Willistpn. 'l lie (’oiuitv Board of Equalization (composed of the Board of ( ounty ('otn- missione.rs) will meet on the ixth ol March. All complaints of oter-as-e--- ment must ho laid hefoiv that hoard, and those having eomplaints are licrt‘- | by.notilied to prvsent them at the time indi«:atcd. G. (L RILEY, -Auhhl-,,. . 11th FoIhli rv Ixu.'i State ovl>oi i ii (1 not txy, j Bauxw KU. Cot x 1 v. I j By virtue of a power of -ale eon- | taioed in a certain deed of bargain and 1 -de eomniouly culled a .Mortgage,,oxe^- cuf-d by M T. Y\ odtTivartl to the Batik of Barnwell on the Uf-t day of (letober Ix'd and recorded 4111 the pith dav of Ifecetnlwr Ix'.il, in Book a Y, page lu*, in tIn'office of the Kegi ter ol Me-ne Conveyance- for Stall' and County aforesaid, aiid by virtue also of an agrmueir bc.;rii;g ihite tlie tir-tdayot .laiiUHr\Cf>iiCf; we w ill -elf at B irTTvvell, iu I rout of the Court lion* *’, on Mon- dav, ftp; fourth day of Marefi Ix'.i.Y, widiin the legal hour* of -ale, I lie to|- low ing de-ei'ilied veal property, *iidati\ -It Hi :. r all'I-ilL'Itlg-iltliiC til to and Covin- e/.nr -in-wer to the ttnresu;'! . ————— t]ir SHERIFF'S SALE. Statk of Sopth4-.\not.ln* a,4, t/'or.M V ok Bahxw KI.I.. j TheT'Iiatliam Bank, Plaintiff, agait^-t \Uilitut'... 1 |j. .r r 4.'rtt,ipbcU-und I*. U.-iv4-i-aid-.uas- Medical Society. i •t ot all above ti ypt partnei's t fading under t he li rm name of I.. J. Campbell A; Co., ( has. F. Midilletoti,qJ>. IL Kdw ard-and'K. <•; ! Trenliolm, lati* eopatltiers timTeF flic At lh<* regular meeting of the Barn- lirm name <d Llwards, Trenliolm.cX welK,C:mnty Medieal Soeiety, a commir- tee wa* appointed to revi-e the Fee Bill to be subtuitted at a special tueet- tng. The following is the Fee Bill a* ! k , vio d upon and agreed upon alter a i-um fitL e(Hisiderb! ot t oim Houseutt iGat invcIl aiL tion of eitch Item by the member* of the Monday, the loiirt!i day of March Society : | |sili, (it bcTirg-alcsduy in -aid motuh) RF.yiskii FKK nil I.. j within till* legal hours of sale, loathe h, tlie following TT SiJiiiiiioiis to Absent Defendant. State of Sop 111 ( "uoi.ixa. | < upnty of If a ttxw - C. M. Eden Held et al, Plaintiff*, aghin-t In* i’nion Mortgage Banking tiidT 4'nt-f Company, Limited, 11. J. Moody and F. II. i)ickitisdtl, I •clendants.' 1 (.OCRTOF COMMON PLEAS. Copy Smnmonx, for Belief. (Complaitit Served). To the Ifelendunt- above named : You are hereby Mimmnned and re quired ti^atiswer the eompliiint. in this aettoii, of w hich a copy is 'herew i^li t PIPE! Life, Accidents C^rcloxLe, LIGHTNING, i\W — served TTK upon \ on, and to serve a eopv of j ■said cum uiiiijjt._on_ r tibs.'fjtuTs at "nicir 1'illct* itt rtirT after the sen ice hereof,exelu-iv (lav of *neh service: and il \mi All that tract of land containiflg.flve fTown of Barnwell within .twenty'dai- r of th. Jail to answer tbe eotnpiaint within the time-- aioresaid, the plaintiff in toi- a- tion will apply to the Omit for tile relief demanded iu the complaint. PATI MBmiN iV HOl.MAN. Pliiintiff'- Attorneys. ->I);de,I Feh LA. I>. |s!.lY , ^ To the Itefendant.' I he I'nion Mortgage tYrryr'i J nTnit:iniMttt-~ ir d: - ' ,\ humlrvd acre-, moreor loss, boumied North by land* of the e-tate* of Sam- nei Erw in and Barnett. H. Brow n, de. cea.-cd, Wes-t hv Savannah Rlv.t r and lying creek, Soiirh-4yv land formeriy iie- louging to-'-t;de of M i-hael Brown, known a- Kloytl planiatio.i'aml land of esnite.of Bobert .Mai tin, E;L-t by the A tigw-ta'ro.id. ALSO, Tnd In fheVown o (aoiwelt ine.i-tttiiig one hundred and rhim-tive feet six inches on Academy LIVE STOCK INSURANCE - At Lowest Rates In - \ A'TI fTTaT To! df Baj tiw ell me.-i -tn ing on Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co. -^rrFFTrE^-rr ('ompany, Hel'endatit* by \TkTTT: iii reeled in the- n‘ i"n lid inn 1 ‘ f7i 1, enti’ied cause 1 will sell in front You will take notice fhat'tbe com strccLiijid hounded by hm!- of A . ’f. ; plaitif in tlie above stated cause w a Woodwa d and J. Allen Tobiii, Mrs. I tiled in. iTie-Clerk'-offiei 11 al lin'd ttnd the homestead lot of the "ti the 1-t *'nv < 1 Feluu aid M . C. Woenlward. -4r i'A 1 l LB'ITTx —Lnuvti-i-er to |>:iv fill of said eottufy; rv ,A, l>. IMI-'L. . M A X. THE BANK 0E BARNWELL -AM> — \ 1 isn't, (it bringsalcsday | within the legal hours 1 highest bidder for ea described real property : A tract of- land oil Ihlistn River iff Barnwell, containing two hundred and «ixty-cight (2(*S) acres, more or less^ bounded on tlie North audSotiili by es tate of.I. \V. S. 'J’ltcker. Son tit by -Ins. M. Tucker ami Mrs. Iviuscy ami West by Elsev Kins*y. . . *■ Levied upon ami sold a* the property of the said defendant* to sati-fyYsaid Execution. Sold at risk’of farmiT purchaser. Teems cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W LANCAS TER, S. B. C. Sheriff ’s Office; 11 th (•'•h. ix'.i.l, Day visits 5<ic per m, fl.OO for pre scription, V Night vi«it 1 double. Oonsultatinu fee !f lO.'Ml. Advice in office $1 to*$10.01. Dcntiiii n. per hour. *L(M>. _ Administeringc'‘ ,Id .'SHo fo. Obstetrics, simple,’SIS to S-'o; in strumental, f'J.Vto f ItKl. * Attention in case-of abortion same as simple lahorA Delivering retained placenta t~> to(;15. RodtU'ing prolat-suk uteri L* (" sOi*. ‘Treatment uterine hem (tj to Sir). I'seof sped ami treatment to $.*>. I ntroductHg catheter *1 to $5. Amputarion of thigh f^(l to $;t(). Amputation of leg, a rnP, forearm a mil FINAL DISCHARGE. breast $2b to f.to. T Castration tf-'C to $40; Operation Fi-tula in ano and hem. Harelip to $-’0. ' Necrosis- i‘2ji to Strang hernia |operj tfxff to $:*». Phyntosis and Pnriphnmcsi* to$10. Occlusion of vagina S-'i fo $'-’11. Opor adtrer nt Robin to fftt. Fracture of thigh or lemur $15 to f‘{0. Fracture of leg, arm, foiearm and lavleie Slo to $20. • v Frneture of jaw $.5 to $10, , j Dislocation of hi|i $2(i to $10. Dislocation of dhow , wrist, shoulder and jaw $10 to $.lh. Extracting foreign bodies $5 to $50 Extr teeth Sue to ( all on wav SI 50. The Black list system was adopted hy ihe Society, and a publication commit- p: per*. Tin:.bank 01 ITTJT-.bv' R>D\ ,v IIOl Piaiutill'- Attoiliey Wm. McNAB S STORE. BA RN'V KLL, M+nf gagee. A LI>RICIt, Solicimr. apt 20. linqnents published, and also the fee bill. • V ^ . Tlie Poelety will meet in'April, and If the members will fori ard their de- liiiqueut lists (promptly, we hope to be able to put each member -in .possession of a copy of Mie delinquent list and tlie Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned wltl, tile his final account with T.S. Weeks, Esq , /ludge of Pro bate, on Saturday, I lie Oth dav cf March next, at 10 o’einek in tire forenoon, ti« Admiiii-trator of the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth ('rider, dccca-cd, aiuTftsk (Of Letters Distnissorv. C. R. GRAY TON. feh7 - 'r; Am TOOLS. Office Corxi v St fKi:\ ison. " Barswkm.. 4». G., Feb. 1, l.x'.la. All road overseers arc instructed to nan pi d* all peclive toiynsltip board- all rsjtad tools belonging to tlie county, '^rnwiiship tmants- will distribute same to road sunage lot >p.H her If such l«e the case, we may surely— fee'bill. Ifty aside foy the time f.-w-kiuual pritle ami prejudice and exercise mutual for- deprive the worthy poor of medical at learance ana a. judicious dbacretUift iu teution, But to require those w ho are I ic selccHon ol men who shall frame able to paj 4 ', and w ho from dishoncsr and adopt an organic law for the whole I motives have failed to remunerate their people, A roHstitution I* a basis and st pliysiciau to satisfy j overseers, ami report at once if any 1 more are needed- \V. T. CA V E, _ Conntv Supervisor. NOTICE TAX PAYERS. In sending Commutation Road Tax, ate the The object of the Utah list is not the T’ UR ' ' i ■ I road m wjtich the money is to be ap plied. A K. FREE, Treasurer B. C. guide foraiir future legislation; ami moieover its framers will have the power to abrogate existing, law*. Hence it lieeome* .doubly important that dscretio'!, jodgmens and wisdom l>e used in the selection of delegates'to the constituiioiHil convention, provided lor bv the last General Ass’embly, him, or else pax oash for further attendance, itnle-s sn-h delinquent can give satisfactory en dorsement. \ ft i“!i what vfe know as a Mutual Pro- tecti-ve As*oc(atk>h. and will supply a long felt want in (his county. .It will not he amisfy for each member . . . , . . - an<K|to notify hi* UelinquVnts that unless also in the Joint action ot thsiu wh. 11 satisfactorv anaiigemeiu* are inaile convrtied Again, a eonstitiitimi I* not 1 that their names w.ITappear iti the li-t H5 , ..... . ■■ to subseiwe a teni|a)rurv or : of delinquents. /Mid production*of Mexico exactly suit 1 experimental purno-e a* is sometimes | By older 01 the Society ’ | the case iu the vnaclmcut of aUUitc| — . '• 4 —> rtobued taatea aud habit- Certilicate of Stuck Lost. Certificate No. 74‘for]H'shares in the Barnwell l!uilding__and Improvement Company, issued in my name. Iiaving been lost, ami appliea ion having been made, for a duplicate issue thereof .nil persons gre called u|K>n to show cause lif any there ho) at the office of said ( onTpanv. in-B-irnweli, S. on.,or be fore Uie'15th MArch,.proximo, wfty-safd" duplicate certilicati 1 .Itiill me. be issued. A. T. VYUUDWARD. XcbU-Jw ROBKR f MDimiAtnnrs sale. State of Soctii CakolixA'.) Col-N lV Ol ll.lL'NW Ki l .t By virtue of a power of safe eon tained in ;i certain deed o f bar; ain a id i sale.ciimmotitv railed a Mortgage, exc- j ented i>v M. (’. Woodward to 1‘ickcriA But ler 11 ugood. Trustee, on the 2.'iiiday of October IX'.il and recorded in the ol- tice of tin* Register of Mesne Convey ances for Stale and County aforesaid in Book ti A. page x7, and by lirtue al-o of an agreement bearing date tbe lir.-t day of .lamtary is!*.*), I Will sell at Barn well, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the fourth day ol March is'.ip, < it hcii'M’’ -a led ay in -aid nrontli) w itjiin the leiral- hotrs of sale, the following describe 1 real property, pituatc, -lying * and being in the State. .and-.ilnunty aforesaid : - All rhat lot of land on Marlboro and Academy streets in the town of Barn* well, know 11 a* tilt* Bellinger house and premi-e,, i'Otjtalhln^ om- ami one- half -•MTl.'S). muiedr 1< **., and bounded North by Ipt o^'Mrs, i.eila* GTahain, Kw-t by Marlboro street. South by Academy -trect. which divides flu* piemi.-.-s con veyed from the Graded Sehooi lot. West by lot helow^jieutibiied and the Baptist parsonage. ALSO. All that lot in tlie tow 11 of Parnwell hack of. ttic Itaptist parsriKng'aud Wc-tfi NOTICE. B.iR.vwKt t., S. C , Jan. 21, lSf>5. All persons interested in the Farm ers Mutual Fire Iusurauce Associnion olCannvelt ( otmtv are rrqiie-teil to meet at tip- Court liousftoii 'I hursduv, the 2xth dav'of February, for tho pur- posenf reorganizing.- S. (G. MAYFIELD, V\ . II dT ncan, y O. » . BAXLEY, ' J SNELL ING, E K. RICHARDSON. D. * v . ZORN. II u. M AT THEWS, L. L LANCASTF.R, J. W. PH I BLIPS, — a BROOKS WADE. jan24-td. Dr. RYAN A. GYLES, '.STr > EC IA LIST. EYE. EAR. NOSKVI’IIROAT,CHEST 2nd Door from Bank, BlacKville, S. C ■ aprt'jMbn ~~ ' Watermelon Seed. The “Glons-ier shi[>i)ing vaixety darker stripe*, « same of and adjoining above mentioned Bel- jA*TMii ’ hut solider, heavier; linger hU, lying on Auaidemv gtreel | '’'iWYnf seed 75 cents per p with one hundred add ?jgh('een feet ‘ i( ’ m **> per p front thereon and running back to par- Terma .‘a h. Purchaser to i)tij ? for paiiers. PlbKENS Bl.TLLR iiAGOOIj. ^ / Mo!rt.gagee. ROBERT ALDR1GMI, Solicitor, - " NOTICE. is the hyst known Dark gicen witii hape. as “Roll, ind sweeter per pound ; Kolb pound. Dis count on large, order*. J. M. G R A ‘ jun.'ll , Allendale, S. C. 'The umler-igncd, as Administratrix of the per-om.T estate of George Kl Hair, deceased, Mill tile her ffnal ac-' delay, count w ilh, and apply for Jl dtscliarge ; as-aid Aduiiuistratrix'to, tlie Probate j Judge of Barnwell county on Tuesday l : the 20tli day of FebriiHry iS!)5. ADA R.DAIK. jaii2l-5t Palmetto Business College Pnde'r a iv time. Full Business Coui -e in from .'I bo 5 months. Terms : la-oiia Me. IVrltfl for pin tier pat tmu- Tar*. J. R. A. WlinTA>CK. ,r I’frsideuta- ^flrilliitou; S. C. ' uoVlo Township Commissioners. OkFICK Coi’XTY Sl'I’KKvisok, B.utxwKi.i., S. (J., .Ian. 22, 1855. i'lie Town-hip ComuiisMloiiers are iiereby requested to have all the roads in their resjiective Townships worked ami repaired at once, without further W. T. C.W E, Supervisor Barnwell County. True and Pure!! About seventy-five poum^ of Pure Kolb Gem. M.-lnii Seed for stile. Tlu:y arc Trile to nanie and eolo); and were carefully selected from my lino melons grown hint year. 'There (ire up better seed in the South than mine. A-A For pticus a tipi v to D. P. SPRAWLS, . j^nJl ' \ - Elko, S; C. Three Trade Truths. J.J.Dicks&Bro. Corner Broad and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga. holesalc and Retail Dealer*‘in Groce ries ami Plantation Supplies. Experience -has taught ns that in know mg W II KN, W HAT and W 11 ERE An buy the merchant succeeds aud the customer i- satisfied. \5 e buy vvlien others *ell and there fore get 1.west price:. We 1my goods of standard graff.-s and so giv^oni pa trons the best that is to be bad. We buy wlyre cash get* the hrrt bargains/ and share all advantage* fairly with bu 1 cH,'tnmers At our (lew quarters, the most, emi- venient .and entummlinu* in Augu-Ta, _wc keep eon-tantly, full stocks of all good* inotir line of Iptsiness, and we cordially invite our Carolina frit\nds to’ make our place their (Georgia head quarters. By giving us their custom they wilplearn the -three truths that NOW is the time, our house THE place am) our goods the GOODS that they should buy. We handle cotton on the street* for fifty ccnts.a hale. Mes-rs. L.4<. Diqk*, R.-M. H(i>ir xml I • B. Erwin-are with us and will lie pleased to see their friend* from over the river. ' • Remember we are only three block fmmwhe Guinn Depot and at the jum- tjon of all the street car lines. 4-ome fstraTgiit to sec us. > J« J. DICKS & BRO*, AUGUSTA Ga. • A* 4 Soi.u-iTOR-ixn. Gittcuir. N'VII.UAM If. TOWNSEND, ILatk or Et.uatT At Towx.skm»,. BK.VC'!»okT, S. G. ir. L. ()-B.YNXoS\ Bellinger, Townsend & 4 OBannorc— AT^roUN IcVirt at I. aw Office 14uu Building, liaiuwcll s“-(;.