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aps." / - The Barnwell People. ■mi Al»mil RcffUtratlun. The fiillowlng extractft froiu tb'* BeK- — ! Ktration I,hw nre de»ei\ UiXPi •pceljtl #10. ». ROMiSS. EdfMt i fepY. , KvUrm»^flll^r.r the ‘ I’niied Hiale* Hnd of llili .^tato ol llie «)?« of twtntji-ort* yeiira not lnborlng under the diartbllmw* rwimrd in tlie CotiMlitmiotT of thia Matp) hikI duly quaMtied to vote under the cxi*tinjr Ijiwu of 'lie State, and iluly reulKtereil hr now required by law, or w ho, having lu en entitled to regiatei r.a ,a vol.T at the limn of the general resist *ation of el ee to re In the State, which took place in the yettr of our laird ISH‘2, or at any tint i auljaequeut thereto, failed to reg ister at such lime ns required bylaw, or who has fteernwo a citleen of this Stnte and who w ill register as herein- after t>rovidfe<l In aueh caaea# shall bo» entitled to vole for delegate* io said MitfffriT roturr circciatiosii fHURSDAV. } K^RU ARY ft, IMH.*.. ftaas. * ■ . ■ ' Th« i»alltlealHlilrg At noon on next Monday the Kifty- ttilV.l Cortgretw will end. For the next two year* the He publicans will have an nverwIrelnUOg majority In the House of Uopreaenutires, control of the S«n- ata and President Cleveland w ill he the only brea »w ater preventing absolute Republican possession of every depai t- tnent of the government In view of the miserable record of the Democratic patty In lb* last I wo vents even lts mo«t ardent ptmlgann -can not hope for natlothtf suertas In the elec- llon* of Aavt fail the people of the North and West manifested at the polls id most unmUUkable termv their I ms of fWitb in the. VVfhne.raey, return ing to the Hepftbflcan fold that they had abandoned two years before^ The Current of event* has broken the Solid South and made the Solid North. That N the condition of affalraconfronting fis. DuderiU inrtnenee the Republi can luirty In our State,so fong liai mles* and hopclese, Is attempting°to revive Itself, rolitit'lau* and preachts arc joining hand* and employing all their iiVffuC'ueea to get Utcir followers Into Hue again as in the day* of “Destruc tion and Kecoiistrutftlon.” They no rlwuhl«;dnfldfirtly courtt 6*f general Rf- publicsn victory In isbfl and expect their Northern political allies then to put the Itoltom rail on top again. Self preservation counsels the !>vmocrat*of South Carolina to prepare to meet this new assault that Is to put In peril again the cltllUatioii of the Huguenot and Cavalier. 4w tin low there- U-sticugik and safety* 111 ditlsloti there i* danger and weakness, ' We know the fixed resolve of our peo ple to permit no return to such political conditions as existed from ISCM to |S7H, but tlie safer plan is to meet frouble at the threshold arid overcome It in its in fancy. In the dangers of the future, ns we nee the shadows of the clouds, it will need-the-.elltow touch of every Cau casian to keep the old Ht*t» safe, de- fore the common enemy every dl/Ter- enee should be forgotten. Patriotism (fommsiitls the sacrifice of personal am- hitions and resentments and the wis dom of old teaches that he w ho con quers himself is greater tllhn he who lakes a city. AmD in joining hands irt rfcfende of onr clylll/sttlon there.can he *o surrender of honest principle or onn- tlction, for the State is the shipjn which our hopes and homes are carried Hid In storm an I tempest nil must unite to keep her from the breaker* on which pirate wreckers would lure her with false light* that kiudle vaiu hopes of ~iiTa/; ^—-- ■ , Political Prospect* -—- Some two weeks ago {Cdltor J. C > lletnphill of the Ohnrlcston News and ♦Courier invited ahont tlilrty-flve prom- Nient ('miservdtlves to thect in Colum bia fot imllilcal consnltatlon. Alter rltsctiMioii it.’tnumiiitbee of live was sc- Kicted'to cotifer w ith Htmator ekct Till- matt; (tovcmssf-tivasoMrod tdhor hient Reformers. The result of that eonfereoce I* told in the report in'first . eolunin of our first page of today's pa per of an Interview with Senator Till man. The t ofiaerralive* rCawseniMcd in (’tv himbia on Monday night and adopted finaiiimously an address, which they Issued in Tuesday’s daily papers, urg- hig “upon oil patriotic citizen*, with out regard to factional line*; that if i» tfiicir highest duty to accept tiiissofu- Won of the differences belwcetr onrpeo-' pie.” X The same tiaiUes Ttave a letter from Senator Irby taking vigorous ground against the proposed compromise, Ue- o I an tig that it will not "only ruin the IreuwmrMie party, but tbe Reform movement df Ihi* .Stat«:'’and promising after the.ltbof March id “take a hand in tins tight, sink or swim, live or dje politically.” . he offer* to vote. Resides holding the office open on Sate Day In March and the ten calen- „ . . , • - , • „ •„ , _ „ “ Thtr-rfiir*- Hteceaftec. I he - office wU4 -be- —-Tbc Jieti »eart;hlng for R_ol>inson have wna j^ .n the cilHce ot .tlic. in front of the (.yurt HotUe. on M<>n open on the first Monday i if April, May, June and July, respectively. convention. Sec 0. Th*tf orv the Monday of March, in tire yoarofour l.ord Dbd,the Sirpervlsor of Registration of each county shall, at the county seat there of* open ids book* of registration, and shall hold t.h) same open for tea calen dar days thereafter, between the hour* of 10 o’clock in the forenoon and t o’clock in the afternoon, during which time any elector then or theretofore at any time entitled to register as a quali- lled voter, or w ho lias become a cltiRcn of tiiis Slate, and be, during the time lierejji fixed for inch registration, and wlsv bu »iis dwy* now fixed by law for ifglatrstioti* entitled to reglstw as such a* liereinafter provided; and any elect or h ivltig liecn heretofore duly regT*- tered, or liaving since ctiatiged lii* res idence, or having lost, his ’‘certifiicrftc, sTtaTTbe cntitlctl to have the same t rans ferred of lencwed as now profltled by law. Sec. 7\ Any' elector who sha>l itave Ifeeti entitled to register at tlie gciteral registration in the year of onr l.ord 1**2, or at any time subsequent tl erctb, and who falleTto register at sucli|ll(ne a* feqnlreiTBv.ra w, aTtd who shallmnkc application u.nder oath, In utaairdAnce with a printed for.11i4p.be prepareitr by; the Attorney tteneral; setting forth ip cacii ease the r.ti t. to wit: The fiUl i.ame, age, oecupatlon and residence pf die applitfant at the Hnui of tlie said general registration, or at any tiime thereafter when tlie said applicant be came entitled t<> register, and the place ( or pliu'es of liis residence since the tlfneJ when he ae. 'ame entitled to which allidavit shall in* supported l>y the allidavit of two reputable citlaen*, who w ere each of tlie age of twenty- one rear* on the SOtb day of June, An no D unini 18S2,or at tlie time the said appliciint became entitled thereafter to register or any elector who lias b come a citizen of this State by moving into tlie Same* according to the ('ousUtutboi of the Slate, and w ho shallmake appli cation tinder oath, stating the time of Ills moving into t e Stale and Ills place of residence since liv ing in the State, which application shall ho supported by tlie ufliilavlt of two rdputablc citi zens, who were tw enty one years of age at the time the applicant became a rr«i- dent of'th's State; sitcli applicant shall l»e allowed to register as a voter, and to liave issued to him a certificate as a duly qualified elector In the manner and form now provided by law . And be entitled to vote at said election for del egate* t > said convention. Sec. K. No elector shall-bo entitled to vote w hose'innnc is not registered as hereinbefore or already provided In law, afid wliodocs not produce his reg- istiiiiion cettiiicaic 111 itlB |iiill* wlier X^ollir Dr m oc r a Ik Vojer.viri Ha nine II t’ounly. Tlie Const,itutiohal Coirvcntioii has been called; it is a certainty. I'he del egates to this conventioii w ill have the fiower tp oomdr net a ConiUtutfo 11 vyliic 11 vrill g#v«rrr yon for year* tooomer To vote for delegates to tliis Conventioii win* ai*e to represent you you must liav'e a 'Registration c.eitittcate. Have you. gut one? If mil it U a ifuty tliat yon owe to yourself, family aifd emirtry to get one, a* trtii* Coirveiilion will either be cdnirolleiMyy Dcrhourats dr HepuliM- cans, and von know tlut the Keputili- «'.in party in South Carolina mean* tin Negro. Onlv a few days ago the I.Cg istature of North Carolina, w liidi is - n> >w controlled by t.iw Kushmists (N'c-. gMekand w ltites) adjourned out, of ire4 epocr, lo the memory of Fred Douglius) 1* Negro, but refused to adjourn upon Ha - h f ngto n >. hi r l ii di y and tiratof lien. Robert K. fx'c. 1 bo Negroes are or- gaoi/.ing ttuvrougbiy all over South Carolina for the jurriioaeof controlling this Ccmveution; therefore if vie wish t*> preserve white supremacy in South e arolina and not wish to have repeated bn our State that which Was d*mc Vn' North Carolina, we must avvak,eii®frotH our letliargy and see that every Demo- eratic voter in Rjirnwell county is reg istered. TUe nlih e of l4»«Supervisor of 4 Registration will be open at the Court 1 JfoiiM from the 4ih day of March to the Wth Mafeb fi»r the purpo«e of regist* criucall who fm-ve not got Registration * Vtiilcutea. So tliiaittyonronly oppor- tunityA The vital question now U.uot, wlral tire CotnHitutioii U to contain gnd who Is to go to il f but are our people qualified ui vole «t e:»H oiection? I therefore urge upon you tire iiopart- anee of seeing that every member of yuur club- has a Registration certificate. Yours truly, A. How ard Patterson', Cbut'u Reform Party R. C. r People got wisdom by ex|>orience. * A iiiru never w ak ;s ux» bis second baby to *cc it ]au£b. ' ' A Scour In The Senate. Washington, Feb. 21.—Senator-elect Rciijaniin Tillman made a vyy suc- cesstul debut in the Senate diamber to ddy. Senator Irby returned from South Carolina this morning, aecompa- uiod by Senator elect Tillman and liov. t.ary Kraus. Senator Irliy presente.l the credentials dT Mr. ,'l iIImanj AMd they were read and placed JM file. Senator Hut ler’Ai'a* present, but he made no objection to tlie credentials of his successor taking the usual course. A few miiii’tos lat r Senator Irby cs- cortctf Sewatof-elcct Tillman mid tiov. Kvitn's nit'< flic Senate cbauiher and gave them seat* over on the back row of the Democratic side, lo Hie rigid of tlie Vice Preddentr Several demo cratic senators,.including Senator Me l.anriii of Mi**jji*i;>pi and I’ughof Ala- hama dHuA^rward and were presented Ur tlie newcomers. While Mr. Tili- 111*11 was getting acquainted with Sen ator (ieorge of Mississippi, Senator 11 by moved about tlie chamber and in vited democratic ami republican sen ators to conic over and In’cet ScnaAoJ’- o'ect. i'lllman. Nearly all of ihtvmom-' hers of tlte Seiuitc were familiar witli the ino.idtfi’t* of the Rutler-Tillinan campaign, and they expressed some curiosity to meet the uian wlio could defeat tiie gallant RutJer. It was ob served that the tree, silver men were particularly graemus to Mr. Yillmaii, ami they were pleased to tjnd that he .was right, i 1 toocli witli tliom ori that, subject. Senators Tel Ter, 'TTuboi*, Stewart, Carey, Power, Pettigrew, Chandler and many of the leading re publican* came over and chatted pleas antly with tlie South Carolina contin gent. At one time the buzz of conver sation aromul M r. Tilimaii. and torv-. Kran* wa- xo pronounced that the Vice Prc-idcd-t Was obliged to request HWlor. ; ——’ - ~ ’ ■. ' ’ / •' Whilf aril this demonstration was going on over Mr. Tillnian, Senator Rntle.r was sittrug hut a few scats away, apparently oblivious to what vDi* going on in l lie vicinity <if Senator lrl/> > desk. He Was interested iu^a few ikMns ?nf tl*c Indian apiyoprialjon bilf,ami as sorin^s they were disposed of ho anise and left the chamber to r oot some friends in the lobby. Iln Min the mean time, Mr..Tillmau joked ptVjisaully witli Senators Hill, Alien, Martin, and other democratic senators ahont state and national politics. To the. Mcrniug ttBjreikpoiidont he stated that he catno on to Washington with Senator It by and tiov. Kvans for a few day's rest amlTccrcation, and al so for tlie purpose of meeting some of his future associates in tlie Senate and learning some of the way* of that Riigoat body. He says he hopes there will no be hu extransssion, because lie lias made liis ariangements upon the idea that he wilPnot be called to Wasli- Ih'Mon to assume his senatotiai dut.Ws heforo next vrinter*T-^nvannah Morn ing News Correapondenee. Ciemson .College 0|>eiie4 on Friday with 210 student* present. ?ti being new. About inti more were expected. I.ast year the number w v £nt at one time to 5*0. The action of the lioard, derid ing. at tlie last meeting, not to pay for student ialior, lias kept a great nirfny away. It i* confidently believed, how- aver, that the attendance will quickly rlaa to fifH). Tlie price of board has been reduced $10 per session and cadet* are not required to bur dress uniform* nov. that cost $18.75. The saving hy these reductions balances the loss by non pay ment lor labor. A Cruel Crime. On Monday night of last week at Old Allendale,^ a murder ^ij* com mil ted Surpassing In cruelty any ihat InOi eicr alu eked tbv people of this county. For the purpose of robbery Mis* Carfle I.aw rcucc, a maiden laily alMiiit foity year* of age, daughter uf tlic late Mr. Richard (J. J.aw rence, of liigli charac ter and family connection*, received her death at brutal hands. Mie lived alone, occupying the Raptist parsonage across the stroetfrotR tli 1 residence of Mr. IV. V. (>H1 and about seVentyrfive yards distant. Tlie crime w as not discovered iinlll the following Wednesday, when Mr. Radger Calhoun, of Appleton, went to M iss Lawrence's hom<»on bosiness Re ceiving 110 reply to Ills knock at the door lie walked around the house and ELECTION JT GOYAN. find log theiisck d<*or open he entered* and saw the body of Miss Lawrence ly ing ncar^the fire place. In r face resting on a pillow on ilia flopr. He quickly notified Mr. Gill, her near neighbor, and the new* spread rapidly. On ex amination it was found that Mi*s Law rence’s skull bad been tw ice fra.•Hired by blows from a stone jug. The ap pearance of the room showed that she liad 1 made a brave battle for JILe*. The curtain* were torn Jrom the VvfYidbws and the bedstead upon w hich she had been steeping was literally broken to pieces. All around tlie room, on 'tbe floor add walls* tlaere was blood that came from tlie wounds of the iioor wo man In her death struggle. A draw er of a bfiremi from which ' $200 Pad been itMim six weeks before w as open and Us contents In disorder. On the bu reau a single quarter dollar was found. Several tr,unks in tho room had not been opened- 1 , Examination bf the premise* ihoited t r acks'of two-persons under a wlfidow and track* were ul«o found-under rile house. Trial’ Justice Jolm (’« AlH‘n came to liold the inquest. At least a An election I* hereby ordered to be held by the qualified voter* of the loa n of Oovan 011 Saturdty 23d day of March 1895 tor an Intendaut and fOiU H ar den*, to serve for^ twelve montlis, un der supervision of D. R. MaMienF; L. J. Dartzog and <1. M. Kennedy, her J»y appointed Managers. - The poll* w ill open at 7 a. m. and close at 5 p. m. W. T. CAVK, feb2.8 County Superviaor. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. AH peisan* liaving claims again-t the estate of D. rani Sojourner, deceased, arc requested to present them duly at- tcated. aoui-ail pc.rsons lmicbtctl to. the said estate are required to make pay mciit to tlie undersigned. .M MRS. K. A SOJOURNER, Qualified Executrix, fe 28 . Lees, S. r. SEWING MACHINES AND SOPPLIES. TO THE LADIES. I am offering the New Home, New hlca^ and New Climax SewirigMa- chines for dashvon the Installment plan or In exchange for old machines, Tlic*e machines are the very bist made.and my terma^ will please and suit every- body’s cironHigta,ircea, -M Also a full stoc , oils, needles and at tachments for any and ail machines at popniar prices at my Central Supply Depot i.n Mr. G. D. C. Lange’s store, 27 R. R. Avenue, IVackville, S. C. Repairs of all kinds of Sewing Ma chines made promptly nnd\ perfectlv and satisfaction in work and prices / hundred men ^itbend and a sys«- R 'wm’Lul’nd cal,* in Ihe coimtie* of matte sjtari h for the muidLU^i w as com- VT1<l>n4 t - anfWI , 0rxngebarg jf no . mcnccd and kept up. All railroad sta-H , - n a lions were closely watched anil the Crossings over *-iie Savannah River guarded. Detectives Hogan and Rren- nan were sent up by t liicf ot L'olice J, Elmore Martin, of .Charleston. A re ward of two litinilroil and fifty dollars was offered bv tlie citizens for tlie ap- prehension of the imirdei^r or murder ers. Several arrests w ere made on Kri- |{ V p ^ Weeks. Esq. woman, wiic 01 a -]u Jtftril WCl old A llemlale, said titled hy postal card. D. B. williams; fet»21 Blackviile, S. C, THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA R A RN\V K LL COUNT Y. IX THE COCHT OK I’ROBXTK. ®e of L'robatc lie Dill, living in that her brother Charlie Robinson came home on Monday night very bloody, asked for hi* clothes, asked her to wush the bloody garment..*, which die refused to do, told her that he i.as in trouble and was going to leave lha't part of the country, afi I cartte back Thursday night for the Liwody clothes. Her husband swoie<$ffho same statement' ami *0 did Robinson's mother virtually. Do Saturday eveiffhg Wilson Rlidgin and Charlie Dill, bothjcolored, were brought t-o Ramwwil on a special train and lodged in jail. Charlie Robinson i* deserilicd to he a “sharp faced, bright ginger cake col ored hoy. 20 year* old, weight about l.’IO pound*,-> tcet (iinclie* in height,scratch es on hands and face, thumb bitten, stoops in tbe neck and shouldeis and has u habit of carrying bis hands in hi* pockets. He had been working for Mr. S. D. Lawton. . .. . Tlie burial \vas a most touching oc casion. Jiev. John 0. William* preach ed the funeral sermon, HeVr-1*. F. Kist- ler assisting in the sad services. _ Mi" 1 ,I» 1.»It. one hrotlier, Dr. Joseph Law rence of Wa-hingKm, 1). ('., and had intended to go to Ids liqmc goon. • Whereas Onan R. Kilfy applies for Letter* of Administration on the estate of Jolm J. Riley, deceased. T!: •>(' are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of tlie said deceased, To be ami appear before meat a Court of I’ro- bittc for tlie sakl county, to be holden at Ram well C, It. oiDlli'irsday, the 2.4th day of February 1S9>, at II o’clock a. in., to show cause, if any, why tlie said administration should not be granted. Diven under my hand an,1 the seal ol the Court this 12t h day of February A. D. 1x95, and in thell8th year of Ameri can Independence. T. S. WEEKS, l’robatc Judge. febli . MQRTOAGJEE’S SALE. -ST.VT.J* of SoCTU CAHOt!X.t,l •Coi'xrv ok H.ii:'well. J Whereas, Default has liven made !n the payment of the debt secured by a certain mortgage, lies ring- date thedth -*l"*y of kVlinurv 1x91 .ma,le mul exc- THE ~ • SALTKtIIATCIIlfi STORE Inv'tes Hie attention of fhe good people of Red Oak, Richland, llainWell, .H'-n- fiett Springs and Four Mile Township* to it* Hill stock of Deneral Merthandise which i* now being offered at ZERO rRICEflkft- Cranulated Sugar, 5c. per ponfffl: New Orleans Sugar, 4Je, per pohnd I’rinie Rice, 5c. per pound; Good Coffee. 20c. per pound. Good Flour, 93.25 per biffrld. Otlier Groceries sHij I’rpvlslon* at parallel price*, so that none need go hungry, hard as the times are, £0r , vjry Goods, Sliocs, Hats, Ac., at coat,an Jhift none.need suffer with cold. blow tlie blizzards as they please. Full Line Farming Implements at Low ytgtirn. ; . j ; - j Seed Potatoes, F’ield Seeds, Garden S^cds, from the very^beat grower* in the Union. L will be glad to see gnd serve the purchasing pnbtic and pledge my best effort* to please and profit every custo mer. C. F. NURNRERGfcR, fehlT3hi Two Miles from Town. MOKTCJAGEEVS SALfT StItM o^Socth Caralixa,! CoVntY ok IUk.nwki.i.. f Wlirrcrts, Default has been inad4 in the payment of tlie debt secuh-d lu - ji certain mortgage, bearing date the rOfH of April IXSU, - made and cxccntcd by 1’rihce Smart pf flic County <»f Rarn- #f 11 .arid state of somh Carolifia to The New England Mortgage Security Company, which said mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the. Regis ter of Mesne Conveyances for Rarn- wcll County in Rook “5 L,” page* 48 "to 51,.on tlie 19th day of April 1S88: Now therefore underand by virtue of the power ofsssale contained in said mortgage Tiie New England Mortgage Security - Company, mortgagee fls aforesaid, will sell before the Court House in Rarnwell Comity, Slate aforesaid on Monday tlie 4th of Mareb 1 W>,“at public auction within the legal hours of stile, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described premise , to w it: ' All that tract or parcel of land lying containing two hundred (200) acre*, more or lets, bottnded on the North by lands of A M. Owens and C. T. Gray, on the East by the estate -of Gray, on tbe South by the estate of Rest and on the West hy land* °f H- c. Flower* a* per plat made by C. K. Fils, Surveyo', Dec. JOt li 1873. The New England Mortgage Se curity Company, Mortgagee'. * John T. Sloan, J r., Alien J Green, ilajeott U. Green, Attorney*. MOUTUAGEE’S SALE ftade by the Alabama Experimenf-Statiofl &hd elsewhere pTove conclusively that Kainit Prevents Cotton blight Planters can prevent the immense loti*' caused annually by this disease. Scml^for our pamphlets. Ttisy art *en* free. It will.cost you noh dollar*. Iiing to read them, and they will save y5g GF.RMAN KAU WORKS. 93 Nassau btrcct. New Vmk. Fort Royal and Augusta Railway. JNO. H. AVERILL, RECEIVER. TltfiB Table In Effect December 17th, 1894; Charleston, Savannah and Jack.tonliHF, ilnfi ill 7 15 a m Lv 11 0<) a m Ar. 11 10 a fn “ Mk 45 a m “ 12 rt3 in 30 1* in Ar -iT n cutMl by J. J. Hogg of the County of Rarnwell and State of South Carolina, to Uriah Dunn, w hii li said mortgage ttnMuscivc*—wtnlcr wilmlralde cohtfor. They i^re resolved tli.at lie shall have a fair ai>d speetly trial and that if proven guilty he shall expiate his crime. The Gaine iu Georgetown. In a private conversation w ith Geo. E. Harriot tiiis week, ho declared tlmt if the Republican* entered the tight MfD t*ar tliat they would elect every iiieinhcr of tlie conFtitutional oonven- tioii and would vote for no*Dctnocra r at Register of' Mesne Cnrrve canee for Barnwell County in Rook 8D page 124 on the 7th-duv ol Febtfary 1S94: Now, therefore,.under and by virtue of the power of sale contained iu said mortgage I will sell before the Court House at Barnwell, on.. Monday the fourth day of March 1X95, It being .sale day in said month, within ’the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, tlie following described premises, to wit: mrnst-r,,„.i ™ I « ' to r> gi-ter two tliousand negroes, and »ituHtc, ly that If any of them were debarred the pihifege.of registering or voting they would appeal to the r’njjciF'States Con gress, wliieli would shortly be Repub- iicatr, attil have an invistigatiqg eoni- 111 iHoc appointed to look into matters, &e., Ac.—Time*. The Arena, Copley Square, Boston, Massachusetts, ha* just issued a novfl, “Reholding as in a Glatix,'’ hy Mrs. Vir ginia D. Young. The price in paper covers is 5(1 cents and it may he obtain ed hy writing to the publisher*. It is a story ol Xomheru, Ufc w 1th no )(qlitli * in it, a nil .those who lave read it s.iy that it is absorbing and deeply affect ing.. . ‘ — A gentleman that loves to hear him self talk, will speak more in-a minute than lie will stand to in a month. v DON T S!0I* TOBACCO. and Comity aXoreMid, contain iny> twenty (20) iictes and TibniiftPu on rtve North by lands of Mys. Elgin Middle- ton, .Eiist liy the .Carolina Midland Railroad, South by land of Mrs. A. S. Creech and West by lands of B. M. Jenkins. I’urchascr to pay for papers. „ 4. U hi.4 it Dl x.n, ' Mortgagee- -11th Febuary 1895. SHERIFF S SALE. — State ok Soith Carolina,), --CueNTV UK RMtXW KI.l.. j Between Augusta, Ga., an^ ill Floriila. E „ tt ,. r { T1 „„. Daily *;„, ptSu „d. r . Aiignsta l*v » ,n ^ ^ Beaufort , Lv a m 4 liO Port I'otrtl V ^ ‘‘ ft ,n ^ •*’ Savafiuah J? ,n } Chaifestoi. (( AsHv) “ » '•> * VJ 7 ;«» p m ar JackAonvillp (FC4FRY) Lv h 111 9 20 . * This '« the only line operating daily Round Trip Schedule between AugnsU and Savannah. Connecting at Jacksonvil.e with li..c 8f d.vferg.ng for all point. ill Florida. . t' , ' * 0 ‘ Between Port Royalahd Beaufort, S. C.,and Savannah,Ga.,and C liarlc*ton,s. C. - E ASTERN TI M E—Daily Except Sunday. 1 50 p m Lv Port Royal * Ar p tn 7 00 - 1 59 p m “ Beaufort “ P' n C 49 4 50 i» m Ar Charleston 'CASRy) Lv p in 3 3> ,. 6 55 pm “■ Savannah ;CASRy) - “ |f m 1 25 ‘ i Ay/v, en TIPY VV 5 * R II* W RIGHT, ' Tn?v PaE Aileut~r^ - ’ ''' ’ - —^ ITSTXJt’t:mi s 7 o sror srf)/)t:yi. y A\b fi n't Lt ufp'.i'd tipun hy Lui/iri;/ u rtme-.y thul rt- qn rft y»u to do to, 01 it i» nothing morr than a »uhtti-_ tnfr- In 1 hr m itlen ttop/mg' of tuharro yon mutt hurt tome itimulont, iri't in mu ft oil co*n, the fJTcct of the ettmulanl, he it opium, morphine, or other tpiutr* f teutre a far tror*e linhn mntritrted. Ark y, ur drug- <prt ahuitr BAl!r0-CUR0. It pirr/y regefllhtii Tin do not hnrr to rfop Hrmp -hefnireo tritk BAGO- GUR0. ft irill notify you irhrii to ' ttop andJ/our drtire for toharco vilt\ reuir, Voni epitem mill s* free from ni holt nr nt th* bhxrrr jfhn- took your tint rhrie or rmoke. An iron clad icnnei TOBACCO puiininlrr to ahto. lately cure the tnharro ho lit in oil it* f~rm*, or mine'/ r'fiinded. Price $1.00 per lo/ or three holer (30 d<n/f treiiliuent and guaranteed cure) $2.50. /'.»r tale hy all druggitlt or mil be rent a£.\ V 5/-r 7 WO CP XT 8JJ MI’S fOH SAMPUiPO.W Punka Chemical £ M'Vg (»., /« tV< •rte, |l’ fff. I In ilk l< t» aitifprOofc free. Ofllceof THE PIONEER PRESSCOMP.VNY.C. W Hurnick. Siipt, - St. 1’aul, Mrtin , twut.'7, )?VL Eureka Chemical and M’fg (.’o.. La Crosse, H is —.— Dear Sir*—I have boen a tobueen tie H l for many years, and during lb ’ pasttwo rears have smoked fifteen to twenty cigars-regularly every day. My w hole ner vous system became a free ted, until my physician told ihc I u:tt*t give up Hu* use of tobacco for the time being, at least. I tried 1 lip.so-called “If eelt-y Cure,’ “No- i'o-Rac,” and various other remeOies, tint without Sucws*, until 1 accidentally learned of your “Raco-Coro.” Three weeks ago toCay I coinmp'iced using your prt'paratiou, ami K’dav I consider myself coniplefcty cured; I am in perfect health, and tli^ horrible om\ ing for tobaeeo, w liieh every inveterate smoker ful- ■ |y appreejates, lias eompletcly left me. 1 enn-lder your “Baco-Curo” simply 0 wonderful, and eau fully recommend It. A’oure very tni’y. C. W. HoRNICK. State TK OK Sot'.TII Cakqux a, 1 Barnw k.ll Countv. i Jly virtue of a power of .sale con tained in a ecru*in deed of bargain ami sale commonly called a .Mortgage, exe cuted by M. C. Woodward to tlie Bank of Barnwell on tlie 3lst day pf October 1891 ami recorded on the 19th day of December 1x91, in Rook 5 Y, page 15x, in the olfice of the Regi ter of Mesne Conveyances for State and County aforesaid, and hy Vll'tlie 111 si) Of tin agreement bearing date the fir-t diry of January 1895, we will self At Barnwell, afar, the fourth—day of March. 1X95. within tlie legal hour* of sale, the fol low ing described real property, situate, l\ ing and being in tbe State and Coun ty, aforesaid : . , All tha\ tract of land containing five hundred acres, more or less, bounded Ndrtli by lands of the estates of Sam uel Erwin ami Burnett II. Brown, de ceased, Wot by Savapnah River ami King ereek. Sonth by land fonherly be longing to estate of Micbael Brown, How jo (‘lire A ourself While Using It The tobacco habit grows on a man until his nervous system is seriously affected, impairing health, comfort and happiness. To.quit suddenly is too se vere a shock to the system, as tobacco, loan inveterate user becomes a stimu lant that his system continually crave*. Raco-Cnro is a scientific cure for the tobacco habit, in all its forms, carefully cpmpoiimk'd after tlie formula of an eminent Berlin Physician who has used it in his private- practice since 1X72, without a faiiuri, purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless. You can uVc all the tobacco yop want, wlitiTT by filsV? taking Baco-Curo, iu w ill notify you * * ■ when to atop. We give a written guarantee to permanently cure any case with three boxes, or refund the inopey w ith 10 per cent, interest. Baco- L’tiVo is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that cures w ithout- tlie aid of will nower ;Dul \Vlth no inconvenience. It leaves tlie system as pure and free from iiidutirio as the day you tool* your first chew or smoke. Sold by all drag- gists, witli onr ironclad guarantee, at $1,1)0 per box, three boxes, (thirty days treatment.) $2.50, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send six two-eent stamoa for aainplo box, booklet and •proofs free. Eureka Chemical A Man ufacturing Company, Maiiufxcturing Chemists, LaCrosae, Wisconsin. , Final Discharge. Notice is beicby given that the un- dersigned will file their firal account with T. S. Weeks, Esq., Judge of Pro bate, on Monday the first day of April next, at 10 o'clock in th.- forenoon, a* Administrator* of the estate of George Deer, deceased, and ask for Letters Dis- mltsorc. IL W. DEER, feb28 V T. J. DEER. Final Discharge. Noti-e is hereby given that the under signed w ill tile his final Account with the Probate Judge of Barnwell County and ask for a final discharge a* execu tor of the Estate of Mis* Lizzie Nix, deceased, on Tuesday, the 25th day of fiy nniiftod to present them at the t March, 1893. j indicated, D. D. RILEY, Henry F. Odom, Executor. ■ -fcbil ' Amlitor The Chatham Bank, Plaiiitiff, against L. .T. Fanipbell and D. R. Edwards, co Viartners irading Under the firin nanw^ of L. J. Canipbell A Co., Clias. F. Middleton, D. It. Edwards and K.G. Tienholm, late copartner.* under the firm iiain2 of Edwards, Trcubolm A 1 Coiii|)an}', Defcuilants. BY YIK I'UE of an Execution to me. directed in the above entitled cansc I have levied ujhmi and will sell in front of the Court House at Barnwell on Monday, the fourth day of March 1895, (iVbeingsalesday in said month) Within Hie legal hours of sale, to tlie highest bidder for cash, the follow ing deseribed real property: A tract of'-land bn Eilis to River in -Barnwell, containing two hundred and sixty-eight (288) acres, more or less, bou tided on tlie North and South by es tate of J. W. S. Tucker. Smith by Ja*. M. Tucker..and Mrs. Kinsey and West 'Tti scy Levied upon and sold as the property of tlie said defendants to satisfy said Execution. - Sold at risk of farmer purchaser. Terms cash.* Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W LANCASTER, S. B.C\ Sheriff’s Office, lltli Feb. 1895, Auditor’s Appointments. Auditor’* Office, Feb 19,1895. Under the new Conntv Government Act the tow nship board of Assessors is abolished and the tow nship boards of Road Commissioners now perform the duties heretofore assigned to the Board Of Assessors. The members of tiie Township Boards will meet at the Auditor’s office for Hie purpose of equalising all property re turned, at the 'kfes given below : March Hth—Allendale, Baldoc, Bam berg, Barnwell. M arcti 12th — Bennett 8pri "gs, Black- ville, Buford’s Bridge, Bull Pond. March 13th—Fish Pond, Four Mile, Georges Creek, Great Cypress. March 14th—Midway, Red Oak, Rich Land. Roscnntry. March lotb—Sycamore, -Three Mile, Willltton. The County Board of Equalization' (composed of the Board of County Com missioners) will meet on the ISth of March. All complaints of over-assess' meat must be laid -before that board,- and those liaving (fomjftaints are here- time Angw.'ta road. ALSO, Alltbatjotof land in the town of Rarnwell measni’lng one hundred and thirty-five fia-t six inelie* on Acailcmy street, and hounded by lands of A. T. Wood Wil'd and J A Hen 'I'ttbln. Mrs. Halford and tbe homestead lot Ot fhe said M.C. Woodward. __ Terms cash. I’urehaser to.pay for pi per*. the Rank of rarnwell, Mortgagee. ROBERT ALDRICH, Solicitor. MO RTGAGETTS KVXE7 Silmmdas to Absent Defendant. SffATE of Soi th Carolina, ) Upt'NTY or Barnw ki.i .p C. M. Edcnlielilct al. Plaintiffs, ugu^t '. he Union Mortgage Ranking and Trust Company, Liuiitcd„H.<). Muody ami F. 11. Dickinson, Defendant*, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Copy Summons, for Relief. PIPE! Life, Accident, m.TnplalnrSei vcd). To the Defendants above named: You arc hereby suuimbned and re- rjntTc.l TO ans wer The complaint in iht* action, of which a copy I* herewith served upon you, i\iid to serve a copy of \onr answer to tiie said complaint 011 the ’'subscribers at their office in the Town of Barnwell w ithin twenty days after tlie service hcryof,exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tiie plaintiff in tiiis action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. PAT' 1'ERSON A HOLMAN. Plaintiff’s Attorney*. Dated Fob 1, A. D. 1X95. To the Defendant, The Ujiion Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, Lim ited : A'on will take notice that the com plaint in t-he above stated cause was tiled in tlie Clerk’s tdfice of said county OilTheTst Jav of February A. D. 181)5. PATTERSON Ac HOLMAN. Plaliitiirs 'Attorney*. fcb7-8w NOTICE. State of Soi th Carolina.) County ok Baknw zll ) By virtue of a power of sale con tained In a certain deed o f barj ain and •ale commonly called a'Mortgage, exo- (Tutcd by M. 0. Woodward to i’lrkefis Butler IIagsiod, Trustee, oft fhe 23d day of October IS:M and reconied in the of fice of the Register uf Mesne |C®iL?ey- ances for State and County aforesaid in Book 8 A, page 87, and by vjrtue also of an agreement bearing date tlie first dav of January 1895, I will sell at B.irn- vvcll, in firont of tlie Court House, on. Monday, tlie fourth day of March 1x95, (it being salcdzv in said month) w itliin tbe legal lioTf* of sale, the following described real property,-situate, lying and being in the State and County aforesaid: All that Jot of land on Marlboro and Academy strcuts in the town of Bafn- weli, known as the Bcflingcr house and premiM's, cqjijMtmng one and one-half acresXmorcw less, aiui houhrniJ'Non+i by lot of Mis. Leila Graham, Eftst by Marlboro street, - South by Academy street, w hich divides Mie premises con veyed from tlie Graded School lot. West by lot below mentioned aivd tlie Baptist parsonage, ALSO, All •(hat lot in the town of Barnwefr back of the Baptist pnrsonag" and West of and adjoining above mentioned Bel linger lot, lying on Academy street with one hundred and eighteen feet front thereon and running back lo par- softoge lot 191 feet. Terms ca b. Purchaser to pay for papers. , -PltKKXS BUtLER IIA GOOD, Mortgagee. ROBERT ALDRICH, Solicitor. • FINAL DISCHARGE. _v Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned-will file hi* finaF accoutw with T. S. Weeks, Esq , Judge ol-Pro- bate,on Saturday, the 9th dav of March next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as Administrator of the estate of Mr*. Elizabeth Crider, deceased, and ask for Letters Dismissory. C. R. CLAYTON. feb7 ' - NOTICE TAX PAYERS. •In ^fending Commutation Road Tax, $J.< *), please state the Captain of the road In which the nroney is to be ap plied. - A F. FREE, TteTslirer B. C. LIGHTNING, INSURANCE . —At Lowest Rates In ^ Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co. —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL ■ .) 1 -— ; — AND— Wm. MCNAB’S store. api'28 Three Trade Truths. > —frnffjtnnrrrST-: dim: 21. i — All persons interested in tlie Farm er* Mutual Fire Insurance AssOci ition of BarnwHI County are requested to meet at the Court House on Tliunulay, the28th day of February, for the t>ur- posc of reorganizing. S. G. MAT FI ELD, . W. IPoDUNC’AN, Oi C. BAXLEY, J. S.NELL1NG, K. U. RICHARDSON. ’ I). ’ v . ZORN. 11 *. MATTHEWS, L. L LANCASTKK, J. W. PHILLIPS, BROOKS WADE. v jan2l-td;- Dr. RYAN'A. GYLES, SPECIALIST. EYE, EAR. NOSE,THROAT,CHEST Jhd Iioor from Lank, jilackville, S. C aprl2-8m Watermelon Seed. •^r The “Glou*«rey” fs the best known shitiping variety. Dark gieen with darker stripes, same shape as Kolb Gem'' hut-itfdider, heavier and sweeter Price of sped 74 cents per pound; Kolb (Jem seed 80 cdnis per pound. Dis-. count on large orders. - * J. M ORAY, j*n31 Allendale, S. O. •Township Commissioners. Orrica County Sufkrtiso«V Baiinw kll, S. C., Jan. 22, 1895. The Township Commissioner* are hereby requested to have all the mad* in their respective Township* worke* Ami repaired at once, without farther J.J.Dicks&Bro. delay. fiQHicr Broaci aud Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga. Wholesale and Retail Dealer* iu (Jroce- 'ries ami Plantation Suppllef. i Experience Tia* taught us that in know mg'W H EX W HAT and WH ERE to buy the mcrciiant succeeds ami the customer is satisfied. We buy when others sell and there fore get lowest pricer. We buy gymi* of standard giadcs and so give otu pa trons the best that, is to be bad. We buy w here cash get* the best bargains, and share nil ad ran (age:? fairly with out cu.'loTnrrs At our new quarters, tb« most oon'- venient and commodious in Augusta, we keep constantly full stocks of *!) goods in our line of business, ami W,* cordially invite our Carolina friemte ttr make our place their Georgia bea«f' quartets. By giving ns their custom 1 they will IFarn the fhree truths tliat NOW is tlie ti.me^ouf liouseTHK place ami our goods the UOOD8 that they should bny. We handle cotton on the streets loi fifty cents a hale. i* Mes-rs. L. K. Dicks, II. M. Hair ansf ‘l\ R. Erwin are with us and w ill be' pleased to see their fr>rnds from over tne Hivei 1 . i Rertd'thtJVr w^S afe oMy three block from th# Union Depot avid at the junc- of all tlie street Car.lines. Come' ■straight to #ce us. J. J. DICKS & BRO., AUGUSTA Ga- W. T. CAVK/, .Supervisor Barnwell CoiVnty. (- True and Pore I! ' . ; • , . ? - About seventy-five pounds ofPure Kolti Gem Melon Seed for sale. They are True t6 name and color and w£Ye carefully selected from my fine melon* 1 grown last year. There ah) no better seed in the xtmtli than mine. For pricesappiv to K t. H PR AWL.S, * Kiko, S. Ce ■ • •-' # G. DUNCAN BKLLIVRItR, So L I ( U I TOir ‘kKW, t tllCt IT. — !WiLE#AM H. TOWNSENI), 'Lat^k Elliott A Tow8aaN*,> BkauCoht, S. C. II. L. O'BANNOX. 1 BeiEngeu, Towfrgsnd-^ O'Bannon, A/J^TOWN KVet AT LAW \ Office It) an Building, Barawttf It. C. #