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MHOHi The Barnwell People RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. SInry ha«l a little heir With feather* white »* «nnw, 1'he prcai-her paid a visit; then TTie chicken had to go. tnnrBalireKileire BUre. fn Advance, per Annum. ♦I SO ««nd4X_wili he On Time!! .$2.00 THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1S!k». L.V 4 i i The iwxtrcjrnlnrconimnnlrHtion of Haiinony Daltrc No. 1* A. - . K. -. M.‘. w ill Uf hrMattliciiew WaMir.kTcin , . pie in BariiWjll upon Uhli ilay ot April 18115, the same tieinx the Slid Sat- ■May in sai l month, beainuiug at “High twelve.'’ hy order of W.-. M.-. K. C. Fi un tx. Sceretarr. The rexulur mm in* of fiamwel^ l^xlge No. 10, Ktiightsof 1’yiliii i Will l<e held ul their Hall on Friday night at 7*v o'clock a tull attendance Is requested. Bv <>r*ler of W. U. BRITTON, C. C. Wu. McNAB. K. R. S. I 1 ) 1 to I* B Y rll' 1 &r> Hardware House BLACKVILLE, S. C. The copartnership of Hair & Wll- liwii* has been dissolved by the with- ja drawal of Mr. Williamm I he iiu*ine*s Jl will Ihj coutitiued by the undersigned : on his own account. Tphituall Indebt edness to Hie late firm *s to lit? paid. * A full stock of nl! hardv.aro will be constantly kept and prices will be held fV»w all coinpi’titlon. Si’feClAL BARGAINS. The special atteni Ion of housekeep ers is called to these unprecedented of fers : No. 7 Cooking Stoves af $8.50, wlih foundry ware. No. 8 Cooking StdVes at $10.5', with foundry wnso " . ‘ 1 ■ A large line of Cooking and Heating ♦stoves. Sewing Maeliine.s, Hiitis, Pis tols, Ammunition. Farming Implc* lenta and all gt>ods kept in rtrst elas* rdware hqpses now wait for close rers. |R'ln roortng and repairing done in E rst class style by skilled Workmen, of 1st materials. ' " IjoHcttiitg * Hb«?ral ahar# puhtle paironsge and pledging my hear efforts to ph ase and pimflt my customer?, I re main, very trulv. J. E'. HAIR, Tlie Hardwaie Man. JtaNTy to Lend. A few liundred dollars t^> lend on first Mortgage of Improved real estate. A ppl y to - Ji- G. MavfieliW—— Melon Seed. Omf hundred pounds of Kolb Gem and Glossier Watermelon Weed for sale At A*tmway llrotliers, Barnwell. Per sonally seieeteil by K. T. Anderson, jaiiltl-tf , ^ For Sak. One Horse. Threw mUR ClWBO, ————r Three Reef Cattle. Ten Fine Hogs. Three Wagons. . Cheap for cash, orwll! sell on time with good security. Apuly to W. W. Mookc, Barn well, S. C. . * '“Beholding ns in a t.lass," by Vir ginia D. Ymiug. Is a .story of a Smith t arolina girl Who went West, travell- Iwgaloie sMi her first little journey in the world, and eiieoiii tered an expe- rionew tliat wiTs to Influence her whole future life. The story truly holds the tnirror up tsv tMiture and edjYtains n & iv Heve and vlvhtly-drawn 'pictures of life in the middle West. The tiiaune> Gms and pn v n-iaiisftrs of tlie peaple are toiieliod wit.ii a fidelity and sympa thy that l* something new in American fiction. We have already had New England and tjijsJSoptU In our fiction tintil their characteristics are |H.*rfeetly —Tirtfitllirr, ahd, liidce, I, ii lllt7e' _ sfrieo- - — -typesI, in fti« minds of rti' at iP d rs in the.Kogll'h speaking world. But Ar kansas is new ground in this respect, and Hfrs. Young Tims' give:i us some character sketches of rural life in Ar kansas tliat show something of the skill with which Mr. Garland has depleted aiintlar social conditions in l*wa * Mrs. Young give* negro lingo and negrj pccu iarities w ith a fidelity to na ture as of one to the manner horn; the aeene in Ihe cotton field is p tinted w 1th realism that makes it. alive, t one point in the story Vivia seems t to achieve a great success in her en line of effort, when a call of love her ro iiwrflbn ,; thP'fTntrs-wf diwr d labor, and again take up the yoke fiAni w hich a e had been freed. 'I h s piece of seif sm^idfiec h-ads ton new dis- rf e' lilineof gre te sufferii g :li ill any sl:o a had ever dreamed of in her liigheatv flights of romance, winding up in a intst original and cruel climax. Relief conies, boweyer, and tlie tear* which tlje womanTl angul-h had w rung from ua: are dried in j »y oyer her deliver ance. X) * i (There is not a particle hf affectation! lit tlie author's style. It is all as straightforward, sincere and ejniple us wtranscript from a leUer written mere ly for friends. Mrs. Young’s strongest . _ aralts iisa w riter afe in the, realm of.ho- limr and patlios, but she does not <fail to touch the fountain of tears. Hrr negro dialect is so absolutely true to life that we can almost fancy her taking down tlie talk as it was uttered. There is a goiddejHof origin illiy in her writing, ftn 1 “Beholding a* in n G'las»"'is aYto- ge her a phasing ami satisfactory story. Ui.arknck I'kkcivai. Smuii. M. B. Cannon, Esq , of Ellenton, was in town h k. wutk. Fourteen prisoaiers (ire in Jail fi t trial at the Genenil Be-Iioiis. . ‘ Red horse, trout and suckers are run ning pretty freely. Capt. Dnnn left on Monday tn bring on more Kentu -ky stocV - /V Small pox I* epidemic at Hot Springs, Ark., and in part* of Missouri. * The delinquent tax list will be about as Lrgtras i.s ial thl*< year, i Seven car load* of shad were shipped fr.nn Georgetown North week before la*t. 5fr. Russel Stokes died on Saturday at Id* home near Fairfax, aged about S.I yea r*. ■■ . - . . - ^,-98.—--rf. Sootchman John McNah U huilding a new store on the Northeast corucr of hi* lot. / The firakCbarleston asparagus of this a ^ason i a* sold in New York on Fil- day at $2 per bum h. Within forty days 500 negroes liuve emigrated from Groin C-unty, Ala bama, to Mexico. Gov. Evans on Friday appointed Capt. A. F. Free County Treasurer for another term of two years. GoodAVatermelon laid* to rent,con venient to railroad. Apply to A . 11. I'atterson. Barnwell s.vigger* did not absorb on sale day half us much spirits as -did Kdfetield's toper*T . We were glad to see our good frleiuf Mr Miles Loadliolt. uf Fairfax.in town oifTfiday. - It is said that out of 150,( 00 rose bush es which!’. J. Bcrkiunn* of Augusta liad, 125 OiHl were killed by the recent cold weather. Up to last Friday the State Alliance i Exchange had received forty orders for A full stock of Field and Garden •^tfeeds for sale.—For fTrst planting Tof V ., (field nnd garden farmers will find it to Patrick * | their advantage to buy Early Goldcil j Imrt. Early Goldea Beauty and Earl/ White Dent Seed Corn from me. C. F. NeitXBtRCXR. Alliance Department. Tax Payers to the Front All persons who have their tax fe- Ceip • tiled must call at ouue and lake them up in order to save penalty and executions, a* I cannot hold them. ThisJs the litli day of March instead of the first Take • ua notice and gov ern yourselves accordingly. Very respectfully, A. F. F*«ck, Troai. Barnwell, 8. C., March 12, idU3. 1 Greenland News. > -.', .. •>' Mr. Clarencw Owens delivered at Joyce Branch, on Saturday afternoon, a Temperance Lecture, In heatilififl language, bringing forth striking and forceful fact*. Mr Gwens l« a brilliant young orator, and the lecture was very much enjoyed, although he did not suc ceed In organixlnga lodge. Mr. L. A. GFecne, of tvilllston, hal a number of carpenters and workmen re pairing bis old mill; generally known a* the Mlxson mill. We ho|>e to sse It in fitie worklng order, at an early day. Several weeks ago Win. Galphin, col-, ored, had his best mule stolen from the stable on .Sunday night He lias been using every effort to recover it but has not mine so, although he Is on track of it. Miss K,\tie Patrick, who has been vis iting Miss Nina Baxley, after the close of her school at Joyce Branch left Sat urday, much to the regret of h*r many friends. After a delightful visit of fi'-e we-ks to relatlvesat Elko and Wllllston, Miss Estelle Greene returned to her home Monday. “B. E.” Adopted a* the County Organ by Die Couu- y Alliance Julyatb, IS*.). \ M. J. BATE. Amocistx Editor, To whom ail Communication* on Allittune MS*.ten should be addressed. th« C*astj SlllsScf. IT. fl. Unite, President. J. C. Miller, Vice I’resident. W. 6. Ham lie rg, Secretary. f— j-Zj A. F. Free, Treasurer. C: I>. Klnard, Chaplain. T. tf. Weeks, County Lecturer. W. A. All, Steward or Assistant lisertbfW. 1 W. T. Harley, Door Keener. .R. K. Hurley, As*i*taitt4ioor Keeper. 'D. W, BodUord, 8er*eant-at Arnju, F. 11. Creech, Business A cent. r Executive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade CHmmiUee—0. M. llnntcr. X. IT. DOwllng, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All. ' >- Couimittce on Co<hI of the Order—J. U. Me Millan, C\ M. Fak-nOcld, W. T. Cave, J. R Snctlmg, E, B. Ones*. - - — J ■ -L j re 1 1 Pigs and Findari*. fertilizers. To the same date last year it had Uaudlod two.huuired amt forty. ~ f Mr. J. Allen Tobin has sold lii* stock of drugs, medicim-s, and sundries to Mesar*. J. C. UieiA-li it Go.,' Who w ill coiitiiiue the busines* uttlie same staml. “Good w HI” got* w iih the transfer. Mr* v Minnie ll>‘gi»ter, of Washington, wlm has sper.t the wintoi with Mr. and Mrs. .Molair. left Tor home on Tuesday to the sorrow of many Sunny South t.frti»n<l$^- —— TTre coun'ty Boai iTor Examiners w ili meet at Barnwel] on April IDth lor the purpose of examining applicants for county teachers’ certificates. s'" *" a We publish today the proclamation of Governor Evan* offering a reward ot one h'indred dollars for the apprehen sion, delivery and conviction of the murderer or murderers of Miss (Janie Lawrence to the Sheriff of Barn well County. * v The Court of General *>essions will begin next Monday. Judge Ernest (Vary, of Edgefield, will preside. Our lawyers who have lieen before hibi at Beaufort, Hampton mid Colleton courts speak in most complimentary terms ot his readiness, fairness and in timate know lege of tlie law. a low Jean/JtewiL,. ■. ■■ The farmer* are getting rhady to plant, and now is the time to plant more corn and try to make more pro visions and less cotton, but instead ol reducing the acreage of cotton they will no doubt add on a little more. All of us talk about reducing the cotton crop in the winter when it is bringing such vdirimu bu-t _ when planting time cs around we always plant a little conics more. . However, I must.give our far mer* credit tor not buying ao much guano this year. . J. W. Jenny A Co. ordered one car load of guano and it was not any trouble to get rid of it, but after it wa/goue tlie panic seemed to be all over with. Mis* Mary Piatts, one of our prettiest girls', is now attending school in Allen- dale. ' , ' —. y Married at the homo of the hrida’a^ted ■father lii CbtT ton county, on Marcli 7th, IS'J.’*, Mr. Jol|ii Barnes, of Hamp ton county, and Miss Lillie Folk. Af ter tlie twain had beenAiiade one an el egant supper was spread before the as sembled guests. The occasion will long be remembered by those *o fortunate as to he present. L. Wllllston News. On Friday evening, Man h 15, 180', the people of Willkston and .siyround* ! ing vicinity wi I have an dppoitunity of hearing a rare musical treat. Prof. I Bail r, Principal of the High School, i has made an engagement Prof. Schuert, one of the Protessorsof Ryan’s Conser- j vatory of Musi: of Augusta. Ua, and ' one of the leading musician* of the I South. ' “George Washington is the fiitherofi ♦ I An admittance L-.e of twenty five l*i. rouSlfy.** £y fntry. “OrcniTrse he is,” replied the^ iH ^ u * eU for •oher:—‘‘Weil, I’ll bet' that lie’ll ftqiT whove i the benefit of the. High School. opens at 7 concert to begin at 8 :.Kt. Notwithstanding the hard times the school is in a tlourMilng condition. On last Friday night there was an etiU rtaiiimeut; the programme was as follows: Duet—Misses Marie Kennedy *-and El lie Earle. Recitation—Miss I.ela^ Hamilton.' . Duet—Misses Rigsby and Meritt. — JtocitatioH—Miaa-Awnhv MamtnHry. The following young men spoke for a Demurest Silver medal: II. B Whitlock, S. D. Cain, G. C. Hair, J. E. McMillan, Ed Carter and N. B. Fink lea. „, . lti . . Tlie judges vvete Hon. M. W. :y came direct from n,i!U.Hm1 Hiimn . T. K. S. W4atherst.ee and (j addled with middle s14^1,^,.. Thry aw<raed the like takiu’ his country out in the wood shed if he could ?ee how It’s carrying on to-day.” A cure of a prolonged ca*e of hic coughs is reported In The Lancet. A man had hiccoughed steadily for seven ty-two hours; eh'oral, morphine and chloroform didn't stop it; finally a strong siihciitaneoiis injection of a so- itltion 1 -f s' r p'llnn -iLml-Uioiqilii*-. p^l, tlie patient to sleep, and on liis waking itieid was nH return of tlie trouble. Rev. John G- Williams, of Allendale, wriH's to tho News and Courier con cerning Spanish Pindars: They have born In Raruwell County for about twelve years, mydetf beiiig among the very first to plan t them, and to call attention t» their merits as a hog food. Tlie first and only crop of them that I ever planted was not more than a quarter of an acre. Sotnfetlihe In the the full of the year I turned nine or ten poor cliotes into the pindars tiiat 1 had fenced off, and kept them there until all the pindars were eaten up, for about three weeks, and then killed them right off the pindars, fat enough to make good bscon. ^ The reason that 1 didn’t continue to plant the Spanish pindars was that, that very winter I turned fool, and may be it was because I had so much bacon, quit farming and moved to town. Hut if 1 were on a farm again raising SpaiV- Gh pindars and hog* it would take a louder and a .stronger call than 1 have ever got yet to get me off of it. Talk about pitj’ing tlie pour farmers, the 1 (Mir town preacher* jure tho one* to pity. I think I must’have made on tliat quarter of an acre forty bushels of pindars. 1 believe tliat one "hundred nnd fifty bushels on ordinary land can be raiaedAptbe acre which I cmwider worth a* much, at least, as thirty or forty bushels of corn. ... Pindars w ill fat’eu hogs quicker than corn,’ hat the fat will nut be so solid ami firm as corn far. With the little ex perience that 1 had with Spanish pln- dais 1 would say tliat lor ten meat hog*, which ougiit to be meat enough ler a family, that two acres of Spanish pindars would be sufficient to prepare them fur the fc»Kwafter cortT fhts tnsetr to them a vviek or so. 1 would fence off the two aer s into two lots,» an acre each, and Into tire first lot, plsntcd In April, or a* -oon as frost is over, I’d turn the hogs sometime in August. I’liis would lie to make them grow and keep them in good order. Towards the last of October.I'd put them in the oilier acre, which with two weeks’, feeding w iih corn would carry them to the ling killing tim’. It would he better after the first acre lias been oaten out t<v feed them on something else fora month or *0, as a hog, like everything else, like* and does better for a change of food. For tliat mouth I would euggest a half acre of sorghum, or a couple of acre# of thinnv peas, and then they’ll be ready for tlie last acre of pindars. And, eh me! wont they go for the pindars. J For the planting of pindars the ground needn't be laid off in rows w ider apart than Ifirea feet, giving sev enty row# to the acre, and upon the bed of eighteen inches apart is plenty far. If the land D not very strong |>erhaps fifteen inches on the boil wmuld be better. T hey are much more easily cultivated than tlie common pin- dar, from the fact that they do not spread over the ground like the com mon pindars do, but grow up in a bunch, like shinny peas, and so can be very easily ploughed and hoed. I’d al ways shell them to plant. They grow As- I rIoii Meetings of Ihe Kanrftell social Ion 1 . First division Includes Aslileigh^ TVrn- •vell, Hlackville,’ -Gypre^ Chapel, Double I’otid, Elko, Fainnonut,Ghent's Branch, Grahams, Heifling Springs, Joyce Branch, Long Branch, Mfc. fTTil- vary, Mtl Olivet, "Koaeuiary, Reedy Branch, , Seven Phicv and WillistoA. The ot,hi-r IS churches belong to the second division. Saturday, Mar., :<(>: 1. Sorin'n. 2. Mission Work in China. J. The Basis, Nature and Necessity of Discipline in Baptist Churches. •#. UhiV Duly to oltr Mi-sion* Boards. Sunday :yh:irity 8ermon r w hbcolloc- fion for Ststo Mission!*. ‘ The Fourth Division will meet at Rosemary, witli II S. Hart/.og to preach On 8atiMday and W. D. Kfiff untNuu*- .dar, _• - —■c-~~ -v The Second IMvi lnn Aiil meet at Mount Amen, with G. N. Askew to preach on Saturday and A. Buiston Sunday. Ministers why cannot fill app«dnt- will try to supply sub^tritntes.- P dnlsters will try to attend 1 , ahd let .lion select places'for next meet" ings, C, P. Ervin, Wn. Haynsivoith, Com. *, Mar. II, 18®, - v mi m tWr.+i Kigtiteeb divorces wer« grr riled'in Bavannah on Tlturaday. it took the r. Tili Ptopi.r Pkintkky has received a part of tts Spring slock ' of Note and Letter Head*, i.egHl Cup and Flat I’a- pers. 'I'liey are not sm profits. Our friends necdiiig-gnylhiug in that line will find it to theif advant age to see our goods and learn our pri ce*. tf The presentment of the Colleton Grand Jury dose# with this pleasant mention of • W. II. Townsend. Esq., of till* place: “The acting Solicitor also sisting 11s in reaching correct ct nelu- sions in the pcri'oriiiaiico of our duty.” al’he C tton club at Rogers, Ga.. forntef! last season to make a test of the best mode of cultivating cotton w ith the best yield per acre, for which a prize was offered, .declared Jasper Brinson tlie winner, he having made 1,425 pounds lint cotton to the acre. ral. L. TV. Yonmans, one of tlie few planters whose cotton (Jidnot cost more Minn it came to last year, Is cutting down Ids acreage for ”.)5. Last week lie had .V.0 acre* planted in corn, and will doable tliat area later on. The eclipse of the moon Sunday night wa* a good success the" cloud curtain# kiiidlyp irtingiiut.il the silver queen marejied through tho shadow of the earth. TVe had a pleasant call on Satnrdav front Bret hr in R. \V -P. Rowell and T,i l, . Rice of Denmark, and while sad be- Yifuse of their short stay—Messrs ('. F. ReutzandJ. KrGopeland of Ehrhardt CiiuVe and comforted us. Tiic Olar Messenger made it# how to the reading public on Sat,urdar. It IV a neat, well printed four page five .column weekly. We wild) Prof.' J. J. Hill, the editor, an ea*? dp grade in the journalistic world ami pht t he Messen- g»;r on the exchange list with plca#ure. The ten days’ regi-tnfon for t’e Constitutional Convention ends at 4 p. m. to-day,. Supervisor Jrnuitigs liaa been kc; t. pretty busy. ’I he Repiibii- Cans come, apfiarentl v by preurrange- ment nrmitig themaelves, from a few townships c ch (!a-. ThoM)-around Blac ville. Barnwell and JTixon’s Hill manifested mind interest than all the" rest of the cdtinly tdgethdr. This wa* dMc to thajiviilry between the irppo»l:e C.liampions, N ix amF Wrkiffiii. to G. C. Hair.. • Solo—Misa Earle. Duet—Miss Earle and Mr#. Bailey. Judge Joseph II. Earle Tame com from Edgefield, w ire re he is holding court and spent Sunday with hi* daughter, Ml*# Ellie, who i* the muaic teacher in the school. Prof. Van. Orsdcll, an artist firm GrangCbtlfg, T* TTUnw n takhTfl picture*. I!e U known as tlie ‘'(me man band,” as lie lias an liiatrhmgnilliat is a w hole Orehestra within i’self, is delighting the young people with his sw eet music, givli ga concert every night free to all. ' Hal. A) There Is.more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until tlie last few years wa* supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro nounced it a local disease, and pre* scribed local mnodies, and by constant ly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it Incu.rable. tScicnce has proven catarrh to hew constitutional disvirso, and therefore require* consti tutional treatment. Halt’s Catarrh Cure, mann/ueCnred hy K. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo* Oh to.Is tii« only, constitu- tioiiaU'uraon the market. It Is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonf 11). It acts directly on the hh od and mucous surfaces of tlie sys tem. Tliey offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J.Chenky & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. - _ ■. *^¥*++¥9*+¥*+++++ (jnTte a fivrmlie^ rtf relatives and friend* aiseiuhled at the residence of Mr. If. W. Dye lias oft^tfio evening of 1 lie 7th inst, to witness tUe marriage of lii* dattghleJ*, Mis* Eila.and Mr. Joseph TTade, of TVillistoii township'. 'lH cer emony was performed by'l hat most ex* rtllerft CbtlitliirLXeiiGeuian Rev. T. P. Lide of TVillistotV., Jle?t»*ral yopng gen tlemen came dbwn w tiF the handsome groom and vVlfh'the unbounded I.OS'pi- OiRty of Mr. and Mrs. DycJifM all |*res- rnt enjoyed rhtmsejves tq the utmost. The lovelv ¥ * 1 ¥ 1 2 ¥ t * 1 2 2 ■■ . brilie rrc**iv.d msnv ban<’ w Court frpm 5 to 15 minute.* In each ease *iin'» and useful present* mid the good to loose the matrimonial eh ilus. Ver- wishes of all present. The happy pair By Georgia is a land 01 promise. I h*tt foi their hom*.* on Friday. *1 R FOR THE SCHOOLROOM 444 f/H'i tnftkms nrtJni in a itkc«l. room rrr ktrr «/. H e or* HrtJ- fuarhrt for BlorkHoorJi, Drtkt oud Sroh, Croreai as* Eratrrt, Mmpt ami- Clabti, Imii and laformation H'kat a* UU jam, jaanrdrfmf am. Evrr/lkmf ter trtt jram u fuaramtrti. H't da luiimru oa Hi " toomr-tafk " flam, amd w* do moti katiant tkam am/ atktr kauu in aar Hat. H't traHt ntrf- kadp inltmlrd im ttkeol uork ta Saw aar talalOfar, m wt ram 4a Ml man kurtmru. Cat ala [art froa. 444 to FIFTH AVE„ NEW YORK Andrews Softool Furnish fitg Company. . very fast to tiie huj-h and 4-ua cluster nil nn *. ,he wiH i# pen around the root. When you pull -np the bush you don’t leave one In tlie ground. Another good thing abotrr them i# that they do not impoverish tlie land like the Spanish ehufas, but arc a great Improvement to the land when the hogs are turned iu to est the pin dars on the vine, or rather the bush, is left. I may add that they tnXkea splendid row food, yielding the richest milk, when pulled up 'with the pindars and put away for winter feeding. Horses also love them very much and are no doubt greatly Lenefitted hy being fed on them occasionally. My great pre- fere nee for thein orej^qur cpiniuon pin, (far t* that “They are a certain crop, which the common pindar is not, some soils not producing It, the common pin, dar, at ail, and I believe t hat'the ytehi from the Spanish pindar i| greater. And this further can he #aid for Span ish pindars, there are hardly ever anv “fau’ty,” that is empty ones, among them. , I suppose to plant an acre of tbem it will take a peck and a half of shelled pindars. wiiich it will take a bushel and over, 1 reckon, of pindar* in the bull to make. ' ■ Feeding Horses and Males on Potatoes. ia-the first bHUwf’W tbe Phmter we gave the experience of Mr. TV. 6'. Hin son, of J sine,* Island, in reference to feeding horse?* and mules on potatoes. TVe have since found two farnief-t, Mr. J. G. Liimpley, Of Darlington County, and Mr. TV. D. Harris,-of Florence County, who gre utilizing their potatoes In the same way. These geutledien are not doing it from nsces- sity, but as a matter of farm econoniv, and are well pleased with the experi ment. According to the estimate of Col. T. TV. TVoodward, of Fairfield, it Jakes tfiTTee bushels of potatoes to equal in nutriment one bushel of corn, but even if it took four the cost eff fijedhig on the potatoes would be far less. It Is well kjiojgn that a dry summer is very favorable to potatoes and jqst the oppo site for corn,au(L this fact ought to bev Siifiicii wr to' induce every farmer to plant iheoY more largely.—Florence Carolina niVnter. V ^ ~ m ^ Dr. P. RohefWon sends tills fo Newberry Herald and News: 8 mre time ago you asked nVe for a formula fOY remedy for hog cholera. Enclosed please find one which Lthiuk would be first ct#*#.- ~ Wood charcoal, sulphur,' sdRium sul phate and antimbny sulphide ofib pound each. Sodium chloride, sodium bicarb and sodium hyposulphite, Ko* pound* each. These are to be plilveWzed and mixed and unstock given a tablespoon- ful once every day. Choke and' Cheap. “ Foi* pure Kolb Gem Melon Seed at 25cents'.a pound apply to J. Jil.Good- sbti, Thomas P,- O. These seed were saved from choice shipping melons weighing from 15 to 30 pound* each. From one to one hundred and fifty pounds for sale at price above stated. J. M. Gpodson, 4 Tbooias P. 0.: 8. C. (3w) NOTICE TAX PAVERS. Iu sanJing Cowimnutkm Hoad Tax, Fl.'t), please ttate the Captain of the road In Which Gib mon*y i* to be ap plied. A F. FREE, Tresaurerii. C. TofMhlp Commissioners, Office Coukty 8t<fkbtIsor, BarkwrU., S. C., Jan. 22, 14WT. Tlie Township Coni fillsstuiieri are herebv reqiicsteil to have all the road* Hi their respective Township# worked and repaired at onOe, filliltilrt further delay. TV. T. CAVE, .Supervisor Barnwell County, FIRE l FMEf i Watermelon Seed. The “GlouiMler” i* the bent known shipping variety. Dark green with darker stripe#, same shape as “Kolt (ii in” hut kolider, heavier and rweeter I’riceof seed 7.« cenU per pound; Kolb Gent ami W ccn^* per pound. Dis count on large order*, - J. M. GUAY, janJl Allendale 8.0. Dr. RYAN A; GYLES HPECIAIvIST. EYE, EAR, NOSE,THROAT,CHEST Blaehvillc, 8. C 2nd Door from Bank, aprl2-Cm NOTICE !# hereby glven^to' all IcgKi voter* re siding w ItliilG the Barnwell Graded School District, wjio rrtrtrn either real or personal property for taxation, that a meeting Will he field Court House on .Saturday tlie Itiih tliat.. at i. o’ctoi’.k M., to di‘ciik « hat additional tax, if any, shall tie levied to supple ment the general Ux for the support of the schools. - GEO. II. II VI'KS, Chairman, - wwr MeNAir, 8ecretar y. \ Reap, pead, pead SOUTH Afit) itOKTII AMMRtCAJT LLOYDS, New York rind Chlengo. The eheajlrht Slid mind reli* able IntuirniK’C iiuthc world, Thd unitersigiiett, Agents far tlie idaydH in HarpweH County, cilli give Fire Inau- hmec la per cent below all other rates. Come to sec us, and nt once. j. j. imowN, s v . G. K. It VAX. Harnwell, Dee. 1ft, 18114. M valvaiu.k La It ns Ur Harx# well sod Aiken Count!*# belonging »* -t)m.New England Mortgage Security Company. Persons de«tring to hnror rentwll do well to write (o-or call on W. M. Magotri, J?. barnweLLAi. H., 8. c., For full particular*. —HMy dr. j.h.e. Milhous, SurobOn Dentist, BLACKVILLE, , * - - - - 8. C. ill i>f at his.offiee.ln ParnwiM rrlWy Heles- day and Tursday aim TT'i-doctiiay t(4lowlnir. will te- at hi* Ihnne office in lll»HivHlr ev ery FMdny and Saturday, and mil reskr »f - polnuueot, to mvet fnitirote si any of our county fowrs or call si their ri>Wi« tj«V#. I am a full jrnidiiaie of l’hiladel|4iu Dental l’olle|fe; have had seventreu yrar# active p.ac- Deal eiprrlcnce, and can {•lease yofi in ouality of work and price*. nifir t# Charles Zisseti, ffi^Practica/ Watchmaker. r !l i we 9 PtTENT^ mk CAV t Al 5,1 mi MARKs^ ^ COPYRIGHTS.^ I ORTA IN A. impt answer and all bOneet opinion,writs fo’ i: K M £ (U)., who have had marly fmrrwnrc •rperienesIn the patent tsieiness. Commonira- itrlctly eonflrtenUat. A llandhwwk of In formation concernirI’ntr.la and bow to ob tain tbem aent free. Also a catnloKu* of mechan ical and tel entitle hooka sent free. Palents taken tbronsb Munn k Co. iweolvo sneeta! nc .loeln the MeteattRe Amerlenn. and Inn* are bronchi widely before tho public with- to toe li oat cost i oeMe r, fTMa rear. . imber eontala* beau- •ha of new , . . - . InTentae. Till* aplendid paper, i laaaed weekly, eleaantlr lllmt rated, baa hy far the Uraeet circulation of any aclenllflo work la the world, ms a rear. PstnpTe i BulMln* EdlMoa, aiont bly, •opt**. *23 oenta. Frery num tlful pUtea. In oolorm, and pi . bonaea. with plana, mabllna nalklen to abow tho latent dsalKD* and secure rontraet*.' Address MUMM A CO, Maw Youa, UV1 BmoauwaY. T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineei Special attention given to the I'om'pntaMor of watcr-;v,wen<, leveling and drainage. A postal curd uddroMod to me at Mb ice, 8. C. will receive urumpt atumtlon, ae<L>» Ire —•— ELECTION AT GOYAN. An election Is hereby ordered to he held hy the qu ilified voter* of the town of Govati on Saturd ty 23d day of March 181)5 lor an Intcndant and four TVaf- deii«, to serve for twelve months, un* der supervision of I). R. Matheny, L. J. Hart/.og and il. M. Keiinedy, her by closetet 5 p. in. feb'28 ■fpen at 7 tf.,RB. And TV. T. GAVE, County 8iipervLof. .Whaley* 6.10 X .Walkers 6 Oft' 6 00 A r) Blackv. \ Lv fioJLvf 4 i Ar .Ashleigh i . MfclUtLBM TVootiaard AAA- 5.08 11.00rrr2Sl.....*:iM:rnwen 4.05' 4.56 -■ 6 GROVES TASTELESS TONIC IS JUST AB COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 0Octs. Galatia. Iua.. Mot. m. un. Parle Medicine Co., 6t. Loots, Mo. ... Gentlemen-—Wo sold la*t reor.'OM fiefURa of GROVK-8 TASTULKSA CUMUL TONIC and have boncht three an<ee already thla year. In all oar ct- B rleure.pf 11 yeer*. In U»e draa bnsine#*, have tct sola an article that enve rut h nolrereal eotla- faetton ** yoor Tonta. k'our* truly, ABMFr.CAER AGO. C. —FOR SALK BY — tf. JU RCKHALTER. Second Seasoi>. I have received Af my 8ale Stable*, East side of the Fubitc Square, Barn- Well, a fir#t x clA** lot of first cliCfo'horse* and mule* and w ill routiihit' to receive other shiplheut* of the sUrdb sort until every body i* supplied /or the work neuron Of I81>5. ’ J Come *ftd #ee my stock and learn rby price*. Htiuck' h** never fjefore, siui*e this wa* a couutty, been so cheap and never will be again in our time, and I bead the procession for hArgaiu* id this good old Count/1 Dec. 6 if. t- BItOWN,Trustee. Brown llouae. Barn We 11G: It., 8. C., offer# hi# servicer to the public. , - An rxperinm-e of npward« of forty vear# I* the beat guarantee ’.hat be know# hi# hii#lne«# and will give *ati* faction In the qtialitr of hi# work and the modetfttion of hf# charge*. ^MP’Reiiahle time keeper*for *ale. * *nch8 Carolina Midland R. W Co. To take effect at V.'IO A. Si. Thursday SepttWb'rr tith 1SUI. Docs This' South Hound. 3 b. ?! m 3 At 'O u. e A. M. 0.4 V 0.58 7.0K jLlfi 7.32 1 _ > a a s'S -s. it t*. North Hound 1 2 I 4 J 75th Meridian Time. -r af K ► * X .X STATIONS. s * f X i 5 * >. c e'O H a a A. M.i 5.3f» ! LY.*8elvern. .Ar. i 3.55 • Wagener.. 4 0.16;..., 1 J , erry. j 4 : fiJBtt-... Salley *,.... ! ' 5 . 7.00*...8priiigflold.. 4 I*. M 8.IU 7. la e. m. 6.51 7.2U 7.43’ 7.J 7.4S 7.33 t‘ 8.00 8 00 10 35 10. 10.47 10.55 6.35 6.33 6,20 7.00 6.18 8.<W 5.55 11.12 11.21 11.20 II 38 11.45 11.55 12.15 12.26 12 40 12.53 r. M;r.M M or rise# . 4 . rr. Brownell.... 2 Cave# I ' ... .•Seigllng.... 4 Ar*Allendale Lv 6.35 3.1X) 4 33 6.50 L33 A 18 6.07 3.45 3.23 3.15 3.00 2.46 A. M. J 40 ^.36 4.30 4.22 4.15 S^X~ 8. N. GREEN. B. REED Real Estate Agency Z |—AND- We hare Mil* day formed a copartner ship for the purpose of buying, sidling and adverilsrng Real E#tate, especially farm and timber land*. We will hive unusual facilities fdV bringing the most desirable class of ininiigratUfl to, this country through a.i advertlniiVg ftnfeihf which we are {lerfecting and which will extend Over all the Northern aud West ern Slates. All pbiWi* wishing to buy or sell Real EsoiiJd w’Hl please apply to u* in peraoWdV maU.- , . - ^^GRf KN ARKED, r.&.fioxu*. November hrt 18^2. BamBerg Hardiafe km, C. J. 8. BROOK KR, l’rnt»rfefof. Keep* a full line of Dar(fn2Ve, Tid' . TV at*. Agate IVrtli' TVaVe MW OWti#. 1 Full stock of Bake B;iM‘ Goud>. and Vail :y Tin, a) I slies, consVantYy ortlllind. A* to prices I will not be urliiersold by any Southern dealer. T ask the call# and patronage of rity friend* and the general p .llju- C.’J. S’. BffOOKER, * apf^-Ty • ^ ITiuntwfrj, S. C. 1 ■ r ■ PerrfiW. Price Invite*' all pet*nfhi having wagon#, btlggie#, road'caUf fibeding repair* to call at hi* General Hepdlr Shop* liefore makifig contract*. ‘ First 1 Cianf horse shoeing a specialty, SupetW faclll- tie* for repairing mowing machine*. All kind* of metal wqrk done and satti- faction It every particular guaranteed \ FERRY' TV. FRICK. The J'echmann Shop* . We»t find, BaruWell.-S. C. ' ^flle management of th« ] Equitable Life Afauranca J Society in tbei3epfutment of ^ | the Carolina.*, wishes to se cure a few Special kesident Agents. Thoee who are fitted for this work will find this jARanOpportanitj Ithworf, hoWeVet, and those \ who succeed best in it possess j | character, mature Judgment, 1 tact) pefKverance, and the ! respect Sf their community. TMnk this matter over care fully. There’s an unusual ^Aa>pmkig..ior.somebody. If it ! fits yod, It will pay you. Fur ther information on request. ; W. J. Roddey, •W*- Rock HM, S.C. •B—MMBIHH>I in ^ Poor Health J mean's $6 tftort than 1 ■you imagine—serious and' fatal diseases result from 1 ’ trifling ailments Reflected, j ' Dbn’t play with Nature'* 1 , gift—heal*. r greatest L* 3 - - ^itr the *r*aine—It baa creoatd red #» lb* orrarper. AH others arc »*h- 1 orraMter. AH o frrAjK ot two t <8 TM Brew ■umpa wa • w«rtr*< line# Mi . Mliales. On 1 will send set Fair Vlawa and book—free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALT!MORE, MO. 1 Lands For Rent And Sale. 17.000 acres in BarnweltCo,52100 acre* fn Alien Co, rflao * few Mniall farm* in Oolletofi ffnd Homier Counties. Far- He# dealrlitjCto buy On good U (•mail c#sn payment a'nAfimlXncc year# time ) or to rent; will do wef call on, or firritd. XV UATKs & SIMMS. Barnwell 8. f Pore I! Alimit •efefU^-fi’vd 1 (Shhrrd# of Pn M»lh Gcftt Melon He^d for *ale. The Arc True to rthnW and color and were t’arefi'my Elected ffotiV my fine melon* groN ii' Jn*t year.’ TAFfd are no better •ce#]' in tlie Smitlr tli^n mine. - For piice* appW to ~ t . t . . if. V. scrawls, jahUl \ Elko, 8. C. ftOAB TOOLS. fryricsCdcxTi'ScPKKViaoF. . 1 B/riTwril. fLC.7Feu> 4.l8M^ !" ATI fojfd overoecr* liFe Instructed to torn over to Khn chairman of (heir res pective township hoard* all road to' if belonging to the county. Township' board# Will di»tri>iute sahic to ro«<f ovcracers aud report at Slice tf any riiure are needed. -— tv. t. Cave, .— ^County tf upertis Or. Seed Sweet Potatoes. flftv Hnshrl* ot Georgia Buck Seerl Sweet potatoes, of the sort (hat fnake* three Hundred boshet* pef acre, for aalo at #kvertty-five cent* per bushel hv 8. L. PEACOG K. fcb‘21 Barnwell. 8. C. Palmetto Business Coll e ? . Enter way time. Fall Bu-ii V Course in. from 3 bi 5 ntonUt*. T* * reasonable. Write for furthvrpari •' lara. J. K. A. WHITLOCK. ’