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f#; % W 4 ' A'’ . The Barnwell People. J*0. H. HOLIIK. Editor I Pmp'r. liAEHEMT €Ol!!fTY CIRClIfcATIOX. THUKSOAY. UEUKJl BKH 80, isir.. The Lfff)*Uture will moot on the Mcond Ttamley In Junnery nml It mny take It until 'he <th of July ‘‘to lay by." Follow Store, H. C., Dec., 18th 1*85. Editor PonjiUhi r InTour oJper I (oeemo'nnme, Frank Hlorn. In the ItroKt-.o ltnJ/« irH^eily. That I* h uiDtuk**; It D IVckiou lller#. riettae«ui;m l gaMie hmHOblige. ' 1 Yoitii* truly, U, H. Htura. I'nlon* of Burnwell Aasoc ntlon. Will inept Dec. 'iSth utiJ -JUlh; Flr«t at Oypreg* t'hapel;" Heeottil at Axh* Jclgh'; Third at MprlugUiwu; Fourth at - " i Kiryh at St. John's. MlnlfterH will ha asked by postals to at- tendoach Union. Saturday^ l. Outlook for Missions as seen from the ilelds. 2. M ission-work tlie crown of church work. 8unda w V: Hormon, with reference to Btato Missions audcoUectlon for same. S. 1$. Fleet a clerk that w ill let us know whore your Union will meet.' 0. I r Krvio, T. P. I.idc, Wm. Hayrieswoi th. TIYcnTeWS. t)nr cltident R. R. Annt Mr. O. F. Dukes went tu Atlanta Kxposltlon last week and was very much pleased with hi* trip. Mr. J. A. Cave our popular merchant also went to Atlanta Exposition sight seeing and spent several days. Miss Dora Price,n most loveable and accomplished young lady of Johnitnn, is visiting Miss Lucia Stringfellow. Wish you a pleasant stay Miss Dora. John. . sill-waxed war-with. liiu..Amazonnevee-w»me when she will be the priest- ! ... . I -u. . . f » I > .. t M •.■■■.mil - . .... . - * .... Jcnay New*. Things are very quiet In this vicinity now, and we expect a very dull Christ- Was. Mis* flessle Jenny Is spending Christ mas with Miss Protlo Lockwood of Charleston. Mr. Willie Jenny, a studentof New berry College, Is spending the holidays at home. Miss isusio Hoggs, who ha* charge of the Jenny School, gave vacation this week until alter the holidays. Messrs Oscar ami Arthur Kcarso clerking for J. VV. Jenny A Co,’' are Money To Bum. For the henellt of those who are in vestigating tobacco as a money crop, we have obttluod from three farmers who have sold their tobacco at the Bumter Tobacco Warehouse, the fol- l»#(ng Ague*: T. O Uambla, Shiloh—planted 3J acres, from wiiich 4,7t>f* pounds were made. This sold for $82d.J.V, and Mr. Gamble also received in premiums |I0. Fer fertilrrers ho paid $.ioaudfor cu ring 110, D. N. Gamble.—Planted 3 arms At.d •rdd his tobacco for f515. For fertiliz- •rs and curing ke paid #27. J. M. Playey. Sardinia.— Planted f> acres, received for his erop, ami paid fSO for ex|»enses. It is not hard to dscivjie between cot ton, or any other crop, and figure* '.ike the above. Takln ^klie average of the three men, and leaving out the premi um*, It will he seen that about flfln per aero were cleared, above th* 0"*t of ferdllsers and curing.—Sumter Watch- man aud Southron. Blarkyille News. Mr. J. D. Whittle won the handsome suit of furniture given away by the Clothing Emporium of A. J. Levy. Mr. (Tha*. Kmouekcr, of Aiken, has o|>encd a bakery here. He occupies the I to re next to Levy’s. Mittses KulajA'cand Eloise D.lar, Ha- die Brown, Bailie Rush and May Sally are at home from school si>ciiding the Christmas holidays, and some of their friends arc peculiarly glad to see them. “Now don’t ask who they are?” Mr*. It. D. Itoerwall, of Philadelphia, nee Miss Rosina Brown, is at home on a visit to her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Brown. Rev. M. B. Kelly, who (was assigned by tlie ,M. E. Conference as pastor of the Methodist Church here, preached Ids first sermon last Sunday. Prf. A. C. Laughlln lias been en gaged to teach military tactics in tlie sch.-ol, and the boys make a prelty show ou tlie drill field; ail are uni formed. Prof Laughlln is also teach ing a class in German aud I rkrioh. We think tlie people of otheV sections ought to know what the people of ihfs section, say in ami around the town of Blackville, are doing in the way of raising big hogs. The follow ing men have lately slaughtered their hogs and weights were a* follows: 11„ !> Still, in the town of Blackvilte, 3 hogs, weights, 478.280, 200; 1. F.Still, 2 hogs, 410,200; J V. Baxley, 2 hogs, 000, 550^ W. 4. Shelton, 2 hogs, .T.H), 381; John nie Farrell, 1 hog,375; D. i\ Martin, 1 hog, 390; J. 11. Odom, 2 hogs, 385, 300. A. B. C. Selling without Reserve William Me- Nab's Stock of General Merchandise— W. W. Jloore, Agent/or Creditors. All Barnwell county seems to he join ing the cavalry. UfiTto Saturday thit- ty-foorcar htads of h- rses, mares and mules had been brought into the coun ty, and more were on the road. We hear that large mortality has developed among the horses brought frbm the Northwest. Probably the climate i.^ too mild for theui. ’ .A disconsolate wiilower out >Vest had a tombstone«et up to the ji^iTiAty of his dear departed with Hus iuscrip- tlon : “The Tight of mine eye* has gone out.” As some widower* w ill do he married again in less than a year, and mother-L.-law No. I revenged herself by having this other inscription chisel- ed just below the one quoted above: “But I’ve struck another match,” The Supreme Court did not render a decision in the Keeler habeas Corpus case yesterday a* was expected, and it ia not likely that any division will tie forthcoming until January 1. It is un derstood Mat wbkdlever way the case goes that Judge Buchanan will soon is sue an order releasing the prisoner.— Columbia Register 2!st. A pardon would he a pretty Christ mas gift, f The Ideal Woman. For some lime past the tniml’a eye of humanity has kept a sharp lookout up on certain new phases in the develop ment of womsn—"pruhlelns”—as she calls them, relating to Vho sullrage, equal rights, special privileges and, In cidentally, tJielOjvIded »kjrt. Thejh- teI lec11uI w-.Hd Ifaa not been Back ward In making u*« of what it has scon; novelist* have Imen furni-hed wltli “a purpose.” tu Imrs wlth'vnpv,** lecturer* with “subjects” amf artists wltli “studies” both comic and serious. The forces of opposition—the wit, the wise, tlye WHgaud the unwise—on the plat form, in printer's Ink or artlat’cptncll, “Say, mamma, U’a awful hard work ishiic. aiiiH it f” ■•No, i iaii advocHtcs of tludr rights. So much bus been written and said on the sub ject. that In some cases a long sulferlng public lets felt the need of that remedy so aptly described by tlie Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, when,— “ftlMitM hkc a pmtitico conies T<> heal tho blows of HttUnd. - Yet however mm h w « may smile with the comic newspaper over the spectacle of wonuti qiiesiidnlng her iniier-von- selniiHocss as to whellter or not slic I-—• “new,” and wrinkling her fair brow over similar Tantalus “why* and wherefores,” tlie fact remalnA that tile re is a lack of piopoitiou in moat women’s scheme of life and it comes about not from any unequal right* of women hut it* a result of her manner of looking at her environment. Jt is in- eviuble thatthiv period of our civiliza tion, “a* many shied us a rose-cut dia mond,” should engross feminine atten tion and com plica**} her life in it* re lation* to industrial, political and nvoti ethTcil facts. Our race ha* advanced along the line* of liberty, fraternity and equality. Numerous invention*, mar- veloii* Industrial energy, bettor ednea- essof/her children and family. The Jewish women, grandly pAtrlutic, as evidenced In Miriam, K*thei and Mary: were not desirous of special “rights.” They were trained mentally and physi cally fur their future destinies aud Know the spiritual iutluence they would exert. This inlluoncc contained Ah 0 IxiUuitlallties that made Christianity (possible. These woiued exemplified in their lives the great spiritual law of selt-renuncintion. In our times, practical, realistic’ arid restless with«xWv American spirit of self-interest, It depends on the spiritual nature of women whether or not Intel lect I* a blessing or curse. In the teaching and environment of home aud college life the Ideal womanhood of the Bible should he held up to young women as tlie noblest realization their lives can accomplish. The great writer and art critic, John Ruskln, ha* drawn an almost inspired pen-picture pf true womanhood : "This, then, l believe to he the woman’s true place and power: —She must be enduringly, inoorriip'ti- bly good; Instinctively, infallibly wise —wise, not for self-development, but giMaUir- dill'iision of -Lscsalf.wnHmelatiou; .wise not that shw Nuhin’. ain^MtT^^vJ^r^^w^ wtry d'»cs papa always have to stay ini bei the tyaxt day and re-u ?” “Why do yon snppop# they aitvar* represent Cupid as a hoy ?” he asked. “Rerauae he never arrive* at year# rending matter and kroader and nobler civic A»d rfiilglotu\ view* have widened the circumferences of life and at the same time the restless, covetous, ambi tious, realistic spirit of the ege tends to make humanity self-centered and utilitarian. Women, too, have become Infectffd with this spit it of our times. Her emancipation from Iter last cen tury’s hot- house existence coincide* witty the beginning* of tlie vast ener gies just mentioned, 'this reaction from a system that hud kept from women tlie higher education brought witli it certain exaggerations. Woman threw herself into tlie tusk of mental culture w ith an enthusiasm that seemed tile result of a conviction that culture was the “be ail and the end alf” of life. Site already posseased an Inherited taste fertile apples of knowledge and when the hitherto barred gates in the educational orchards w ere opened the eternal feminine grasped some very de lectable half-truths irom the numerous trees or knowledge aud imagined site held tlie rounded wisdom of spiritual truth. Forthwith we began to hear about* the "sufficage,” the "new” wo* tutu, “equal rights” and alas! “Yellow Asters” and "Heuveniy Twins.” Tlie attitude of the new woman tow ards life is not unlike the Chinese artist who, re gardless of aesthetic adjustment or proportion, puts all objects m toe fore ground and ignores major aud empha size* minor details. It is a seif-evident fact that (lie new woman’s |M>iut of view in regard to woman's sphere ig nore* the. spiritual and emphasizes tlie material. Her acquisitions of know ledge have not helped her to discern spiritual truth ami her eyes are at!!) *o dazzled hy what passes for mental aun- shiue in this end od the century age, that she fail* sometime* to *ee clearty substance from shadow, according to that truth of spiritual revelation “The things that are spiritual are eternal.” Perhaps the fault is'due to tlie great formative forces, environment ami ed ucation, For even in so-called Christ ian home* tlie scriptural and spiritual ideals ul woinannoud are lorced aside by the subtle, encroaching spirit of eelUluterest. Far he it from us, how ever, to doubt the beuelits of tlie higher education to woman. Di spile of the iwruiciou* ambition that keep* a yuuug woman's mind in a jcoustant -train of mental effort to acquire as large and varied a list of accomplish ments as she can load on to her regular course, the opening To woman of the same educational curriculum, pursued by men has been of great heiietU to the feminine .nature. It has extended her mental horizon and given a keener in sight into the “moral predicament" of our race. It lias also furnished her with the syllogism. She has dis charged that falthtul servant because’ from the service of'her mind and al though sometimes she reasons from fal«e premises she seldom fails to reach a logical conclusion. Although now “a man aud wonati for brain,” she ha- learned to wear her learning “lightly as a dower" since she would not dis- (dease that great majority of the oilier sex w lio make no secret of caring hut lit’.le for learning in women. Now, she is never “a blue stocking,” hut very often professor or doctor. She knows that learning and health are not incompatible and that /-physical well^ being, beauty, good-nature and au op timistic soul are to be regarded in the light of physical morality. All tills ;* what the best education doe* for wo men, hut there is an education more im portant that she give* herself. That hr the creative power the soul possesses to mould her life into the like nets of her spiritual ideal.' Tin* i* a spi>*ilual ax iom in the life of; Woman so important that the educational standard*, no mat ter how high and ethical, are not alone sutlleient. Above, and if need be_ be fore all merely intellectual advanuge* she should place the cultivation of those spiritual attribu-tes for which her sex*i* the symbol. Some may noT ao regard it, hut this truth, whole, round ed and complete, 'comes soul that looks upon life from a spirit ual standpoint.' The divine decree is that woman cailinot live lor seif. Her rtm.m <f ilrf, especially in the spiritual world, is self-renunciation. Is not one of the reasons wh$- women are so rest less and unsatisfied because environ ment and education have taught her to ignore tins fundamental truth and the penalty of its violation has come upon us“ T'or so long a* women seek to emulate men in certain field* of thought and action and masculine prerogative* what not, they give a tacit avowal that their sex is an undesirable thing. For it is such a realization that causes a woman to agitate the barren question of “woman’s rights” or makes her con tent to be the vitalized exponent of passing fashion* or social fads; or to shirk the responsibilities of domestic life and refuse the limitations—to speak in the cult of the neV and equal-rights women—of mfehood and motherhood. When women sell their birthrights lor snch petty gain a* the world rewards them with, they are spiritually blind to the noblest, revelation* of God to woman. Spiritual blindness is bound to be the result of that culture, no mat ter bow retiued, aesthetic or intellec tual it mar be, that, having eyes,sees not the nealitic* of the spiritual world, Refer‘ keen spiritual insight the mo tives of the. hmhan heart are laid bate. PrMe of Intellect, with all it* subtle me*hod* of possessing the human aouL reveal* it* secrets; and pride of life, with It* thousand modern mean* of ml appropriate of shfTragc or The unequalled spiritual perception that characterized tlie Divine Man com prehended universal thought and need ed not to tic told what was in humanity. Wltli this knowledge of Iiuinanlty’a needs his Qos|icl aouglit to reach that most vital of tinman tie* a* presenting holhtal anti realistic sutise for the great general doctrine* of Christianity that duster around the revelation that .vlatmed fnr humanity the Fatherhood of (loj. The Christian homo Dili tend ed to he a symbol of a spiritual truth that is to stand forever. Until women accept, the duties and responsibilities of homo life in )jil* spirit, the .time will may set herself above her husband, hut that she may never fall from his side; wise not with the insolence and love- lessnestof ifnarrow pride, hut with the passhmute gentleness of au Inlinitely variable, hecartse infinitely -applicable, modesty of service—the true change ful ness of women; variable a* the manifold in fair and serene division, that it may take the color of all that It falls upon and exalt It.” . H. B. Manvii.lk. MASTER’S SALE. UNITEDSTATES ClKCD1T COURT Thk Unitki) Status or AmkricaJ Dibtkict or Solth Carolina, j FOURTn ClltCLlt-iN EQUITY. C. M. Edenfleld, O. W. Barker, K. M. Boyles, M. A. Moody, et al., Com plainants, against The Union Mortgage Hanking and Trust Company, Limited, II. J. Moo dy et al. Defendants. Pursuant to the Judgment and Order of the Court aforesaid made in the above entitled cause and dated at Charleston oik the Utli day of December 1R85, ano by virtue of the authority thereby in me vested,-! will offer for sale at Pub lic Auction before tlie' Court House at Barnwell, in the State of South Caroli na, on Monday the Oth day of January 18'.'0, within the legal hours of sale, up on tlie terms• hereinafter mentioned, tlie following described Real Estate: All that tract or parcel of land in said Sta’o'of South Carolina, aud in the County of Barnwell, containing Three Hundred and Sixty-five (385) acres, nponsor leas, bounded on the North hy lands of C. V. Chavous East by lands of W. J. Strange and Laura Btouey, South by lands of W. A. All, estate of W, J. Allen and the Town of Seigling, and West by lands of H. J. Moody and the Town of Seig.ing. Tlie saine being all of the lands formerly ow ned by F. H. Dickinson and hy said Dickinson conveyed to H. J. Mood v by deed dated llth December, A. D- 1881,save and ex cepting therefrom so much of said lauds as are Included In theTdwn of Scig- lingvilie,** shown by plst of said Tirwn made hy R E. Lee, Surveyor, and also save and excepting lot of three acres, more or less, sold hr II J. Moody to [L E. Dickinson, and also lot of twelve acres, more or le««, sold by said H. J. Moody .to O. W. Barker. Tends of Sale: One-half cash and balance in one year with interest from day of sale, unpaid purchase money to he secured bv a bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser ur have option of paving all cash. Purchaser to pav for papers. H ALCOl’T P. GREEN, S|>ecial Master. Columbia. S. C.. Dec. Itth. 1885. Static of Soutm-Caros.ina, 1 County of IWknwkll. D. K.' Hriggs & Co. 1 against Execution. Jas;-xrw ood. ) ~~ BY VIRTUE of an'Kxecution to me directed In tire above stated case I have levied upon »nd: will sell upon Monday, the (ith day of January At D. 1888 (it "faring salesday in said month), within the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House at Barnwell. S._C„ to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real properly, to witr 1. All that certain tract of land con taining one hundred and tifry-fout and one,half (154J i —jJUM) hmin.n«l Kp of Wil Sheriffs Sale. gnuitkauou Static or Socth Carolina,! coi'xty or Barnwell, j McGahan, Brown <t Evans et al. Plaint- ids, agaluat T. S. Cave Bro., Defendant*. RXXCCTIONa. BY VIRTUE of Executions to me di rected In the above staled cases 1 have levied upon and will sell at Barnwell on Monday the (»th day of January A. D. 1885, (It living salesday in said month) in frontof the Court ifou-e. within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the’followiug described real property,to wit: All that certaitt tract of land contain ing one hundred (100) acre*, more or less, and hounded by lands of Win Og den, D. J. Hair. Ashley Stanseil, Ed ward Carroll and lands formerly of the estate of Edward Stanseil. » ALSO, All ttykt tract of land, being* nnrtlnn of tlie estate land* of W. I.. Cave, de ceased, and knhwn in the partition of to the human lands (separately) as Tract No. 1 and Tract No. 2, and so show n on Plat made bv J. S. Mixson <& Son, Survey ors; said-parcel of land being hounded as follows.; Bv the. Homestead tract aud lalids of Easterling, Richardson, estate of Anderson and by Tract No. 3. Said lrac» of land contains in the aggre gate one hundred and severuv-two (172) acres, more oy less, that is. No. 1 seven ty-six avres and No. 2 ninety-six acres. , ~V ALSO, * Fifty-two ^52) acres, more or less, hounded on the North bv lands of Geo. MorrD, iki.uh by W. V. Richardson, East by K. II. Richardson aud West by H. P. Richardson, being kuowu as part of the Snake Pond place. ALSO, All that tract of land bounded on the North by lands of Aaron Kline, §ouHi bv public road. East by lands ofAT K. Cave and West by lands of S. L. Pea cock, anu containing ninety-seven (97) acres, more or less. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of IV. L. Cave In and to all tba/t certain tract of land containing Jlfty (50) acres, more or less and bounded Norm by estate Dnds of the late U. II. Easterling and Mr*. Jnlia A.Cave and — Cave, South and West by Wash Halford, now Frank Andrfraon, known as Tract No. 5. l/cvied upon and to he sold as.the property of T, J^Cave A Bro. to satisfy the aforesaid exAution* and costs. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay lor paper*. J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C. SherUTt Office, 1*40.16,1395. . v FINAL DISCHARGE Notice ia hereby given that the tw’- deralgned will tile his (Inal account with y. H. Weeks, Esq.. Ju'lge of Probate, on Monday, the 2(>th day of January ISJKi. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ns AdniBiDtrator of the estate of II. S. llnxicy, deceased, and nsk for Letters DDinDaory. ' W. It. OWENS, dec 18 MASTER'S SALE. '} Of Statr or South Carolina,] Harnwkll County. The Americau Mortgage Company Scotland, Limited, PlaiutiB', against v Tail ton B. Harley, Defendant, 4 FoKKCLOSUKR BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to m« directed in thh utHive entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the 6th day of J unitary 1880, it being salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real es tate : All that tract of land In the county of Barnwell and State of South Carolina, to wit: Three hundred and sixty four (304) acres, knmvti as the Roundtree place and hounded hy Dnds «f W.--Jc Barker, S. L. Peacock and Hon. A. P. Aldrich. Terms, One-half cash, balance In one year w ith interest from day of sale, unpaid purchase money to he secured hy bond of tlie purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers. Purchaser to have op tion of paving all cash. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, DeclK Master. Stoffls-Sak- ’} lands of William Gillam,-' Ellen E Wood, H. 8 Fickling, estuteof D. Paul Sojourner and others. A I.aO, 2. All that tract of land containing two hundred and twcTitfV. (220) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of the S. C. and Ga. K Rd. Co.. Leda R. Mayfield, Simon Brown, John WHs- slnger. Mrs. Michalson and the planta tion known as the Blume place and others. ALSO, 3. All that tract of land containing seventy-five acre* and bounded as fol lows : On tlie North by lands of James Kinsey. East hy lands of Catherine Simmons, South by lands of I.avinia Herndon and West by lands of .Cath erine Simmons. N ALSO, 4. All that tract of land containing eighty (80) acres more or less' and hounded by land* of G P. Fngior and J. J. Foglar. Simon Brown, J.' M. Rlioad and the s. C. it Ga* R. R. Co. ALSO, 5. AH that certain tract of land situ ate hi Midway tow n>diip conveyed to J. N. Wood by A. H. Patterson, Master, ami hounded by, lands of John Muith and the Augusta Road. . ALSO, " 6. All that tract of land containfng tiftv-three <.-»3) acres and hounued hv lands of s. I). M. Guess, Rivanna Bam berg, the dowers lands aud the public road. ALSO. 7C All rhnt rWraln lot of laniT situate In the village of Lee’* Turn Out con taining one (l)acre, known as the Wav lot, and bounded hy land* ot Ellen K. W.ood, J. N. Wood. J. H. Gillam, Jr., and the S. C. and Ga. R R. Co. ALSO, }8. All that tract of land containing one hundred f 100) acres, more or le-«. and bounded North and West bv lanus of H. W. Steedly, East hy land* of G. W. M. WilliamsandTiouth by theCharles- ton'and Augusta’road. A LSO, 9 All that tract of land containing two hundred and forty (2i0) acre*. moKe or less, and bounded hy land* of H. G. Zorn, Mr. 8. Fogle and estate of G. Kennedy. Levied upon and to be’sold as the property of Ja*. N. Wood to satisfy .he aforesaid Execution and cost. Terms of sale cash, Purchaser to pay for paper*. J. W. LANCASTER. Sheriff. Barnwell County, Sheriff’s.Ofllce, Dec. 16,1885. » Auditor’s .Appointments. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Act of ihe General Assembly in refer ence thereto. The Auditor or*his Deputy will at tend at the following places on the days indicated fwr the purpose yf taking Tax Returns for the fiscal year commencing January 1st 1886. The taw require* that all personal property must be returned this year. All return* sent hv mail mast he sworn to before an officer qualified to administer an oath. 1 Shellings—Monday. Jan. 13th. Joyce Branch—Tuesday, Jart. 14th. Dunbarton—Wednesday J*n. 15th. Ashley Home Store—Thursday, Jan. 16th. Cochran’s Store—Friday, Jan. 17th. >> Furse’s Store—Saturday. Jan. ISth. Haldoc—Monday. J*n v 2Pth. Appleton—‘Tuesday, Jan. 21«t.> Duncan Sams Store—Wednesday, Jan. 22d. Allendale—Thursday & Friday Jan. 23d A 24th. 4. - Fairfax—Saturday, Jan. 2.1th. Sycamore—Monday, Jan. 27th. Ulmers—Tuesday, Jan. 28th. - Kearse’s Store—Wednesday, Jan. 29th. Kinard’s Store—Thursday. Jan. 30th. Ehrhardts—Friday, Jan. 31-L Colston—Saturday, Feb. 1st. Hunter's Chapel—Monday. Feb. 3d. Buddiesburg—Tuesday. Feb. 4th. Midway—Wednesday. Feb. 5th. Bamberg—Thursday & Friday, Feb. 6th A 7th. - Denmark—Saturday, Feb. 8th Whaley—Monday, Feb. 10th. Black ville—Tuesday A Wednesday, FeH. llth* 12th. Elko—Thursday, Feb. 13th. WilHsr’on—Friday, Feb. 14th. „ 'J inker’* Creek—SatuVdar, Fab. 15th. Fiddle Pond—Monday, Feb. 17th. - Govan—Tuesday. Feb. iMh. George* Creek Club House—Wed nesday. Feb. I9ih. The Andlror’s office will be kept open from the first qf January to tbe 20tb to February lor tbe purpose of taxing re turn*. : G O. RILEY, County AndiUNr. ^ MASTER’S SALE. Statr op South Carolina,) County op Bamnwill. j The Union Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, Limited, Plaintiff, against Mary J. Boyle*, Dofeihlant, POR)CCLOSURI. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed In the above tiitltlod cause. I will sail at] Barnwell, In front of the Com*t IIbuse,on Monday, the 6ih day of January 1886, it being salesday in said ifinntli, Within tlie legal hours of sale, the'following described real estate: All Detract or parcel of land sit uate In sa^l county and State, contalii- Ing seventy live (75) acres more or less, hounded North) hy land*of F- J. Sanders, East by lands of W. Gilmoie Simms, on South by lands cf Mrs. Vir ginia Sander* and on West by land* of Jno. F. Crawley, being the tract on which the said Msry J. Boyles reside* in Red .Oak Township Term*. One-half cash, bnlpneo in one year with interest from day of sale, unpaid purchase money to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mort gage of the premise* sold. Purchaser to pay for papers, purchaser to have option of paving alljcaafi. £ “ A. HOWARD PATTERSON. PeclS Master. MASTER’S SALE. ■ Statr op South Carolina.) . County op Baknwkll.) U. H. Crum, Receiver, Plaintiff, against Allen C. Fres, et. al. Dofetidant*. v- POKJCCtMURE. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to mo directed in thefebove entitled cause, rrivt 'mrf r rra'T>Ti;Tfrrn~nt. of tTfs rwnrpcrraT lurm Court House, r4i Monday, the lith day of January 1896, it being salesday in eaid month, within the legal hours of sale,the following described real estate : All that tract or parcel of uated and being in Buford’s Bridge township, Barnwell County, Mate aforesaid, containing two hundred gores more or less, bounded on North by’lands of J. D. Sellers and 11. t\ Rice, East hy lands of Jacob E-* Free, on South by lands of Estate of DavidH. Rice and W est by lauds’of Elisha Gun nels aud Daniel Gunnels. Terms, one half cash, balance upon twelve months time, balance to be se cured by bond and mortgage of pur- cbaser. Purchaser to pay lor papora. BR/TTOfTST ECm ST0RF, BARNWELL, S. C, I* estnhllsbed io “flll a long felt want,” and offers School Books. .^)ata*. Paper, Envelope*, Pencll*,.BIblea,Testaments, AH.. dC., Ac., t<> cash paying custom^ era; Will order any ho«»k or magazine ptihllsbed. tdiapmatPa flDtoryHb. Caroltha, 75e. Tarbell’a Gram mar*," No. 1,40, NeL2 (Me,. Wentworth’s AlgebriMfp$1.12. Will he glad to see and aerve all in need of anything Li iTij lTOl. Store near residence. octal-tf w The G. BRITTON, 2 well Book Man. ..p- — — Perry W. Price To tie Baying MUc.~ I don’t claim to have bought all of the Shoes and Clothe ing that was manufactured this year m the North and East, neither do I claim to have the largest stqcfe ©irertanjc to Barnw^ Coub-* ty, neither do I assert that I am the only one to buy of— and save money. I_ do not claim td ! sell goods for less than cofct. Invites all person* having wagon*, buggies, road carts needing repairs to call, at hi* General Hepair Shop* before making contracts.—First Class horsejg^Q shoeing a specialty, Superior facili ties for repairing niowlng machine*. AH kind* of metal work done and satis faction in everv particular guiiranteed PERRY W. PRICE.- The .Pechmann Shop. "West End, Barnwell, h. C. T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineei Special attention given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling att(* draioagfe. , - . A postal card addressed to me at Mar- tins^B. C., will receive prompt atten tion^ nctl, 80-ly WHAT 11)0 CLAIM Oykick County Supkryisor, 8- Barnwkll, April 22, 1885. ' At the meeting of tlie County*''Board of Commissioners held on the ist Inst., IftluL sK*-| a rcsolution-u as^idonteil that luuvatter no cliiiin against the county would be approved unless it had been first ap- proyed by the Supervisor or by some meniberof tile township board In whose territory tlfh work was done before be ing presented to the County Board for approval. Holders pf claim* agaiu«t the county ^ ill please take particular notice and comply with the rule. W. T. CAVF., aprlS County- Supervisor. A. MOWARD PATTERSON, DeclS Master. ~ MASTER’S SALE. Statr or South Carolina,) County or BXRSwxll. f Cornelia Duncan et. al., Plaintiffs. VS Alfred Aldrich, in hi* own right an J as executor of the will of Mr* M. A. .Aldrich, deceased, Sarah A. Richard son et. al., Defendants'. _ BY VI K I’UE of a decretal order to me directed In tlie above entitled rau*r 1 w ill eell at Barnwell, in front of tin Court House, on Monday the sixth dav of January 1886, it lieing n&lesdai in said month, within, the legilhour* of sale, the following described rea' estate: “ThoEdDto plantation, situate pan- lv!n the county of Barnwell and partly in the county of Oran go hurg.con raining seventeen hundred aud tlili ty gyp taxes. *1 he books will be.tqam QCtolier avre*, more or le**, bounded on thj North by lauds of the Willingham es tate and landrfof S. E. IVeples, »ui tlie East hy lands »if P. J. Boylston. and Ktdit. Aldrich, South by lands of P. J, Boylston and Robt. AIdrieh, Watt hy lands of J. J. H haley and lands of E. S. Hammond. -x . Terms : One half cash, balance in one year, to ha secured by bond of the pur chaser anti mortgage of (he premises. Pure baser to pay lor paper*. ’ A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Pee 5t h Master. MASTER’S SALE. “ Barn wkll County. Benjamin Graliam, Plaintiff, against Ellen F. Woodward, Defendant. PORKCLOSUMK. BV V1R IT’ E <>f a decretal order t^o me directed in the above entitled i*au*e I will sell at Barnwell, iu front of tlie Court House, on Monday, the 6th day of January 1S96, It tteiug salesday in said inotitir, wTHiin the legal hoiira of •ale. Hie following described real estate : All that certain tract and parcel of land situate, lying and luting in Burn- ~w4*It County, s aid Mate, containing i»ne hundred and twenty (120) acres, hpnml- ed Narth by lands of estate of F. Mil ler.'East bv Jordan Branch, South by public,roail to Orangebiirgfind West by estatesd'si. Dnnoni Allen. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay fot papers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON. decl2 . . Master. <r MASTER’S SALE: - Statr of South Carolina,) • County of Barnw ell. ) 11. W. Deer, J. M. Deer and T. J. Deer, Plalrfliffs, against J. W. Deer, M. A. Eaves* M. L. Milev, Lillian Ulmer, Geo. D. Ulmer, John J. Ulmer, Thomas .i. Ulmer and Wil liam H. Ulmer, Defendant*., . Partition. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to rue directed in the above qntikh-d rause I will seB at Barnwell, in'front ol the Court House, on Monday th* sixth ^av of January 1886, it being* salesday in tmfd month, w ithin the legal hours of sale, the following described real late: All that piece or parcel of land sibil ate, lying and being in the County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina.; fir Sycamore^ Township, containing two hundred and four acres, morfe or less, a d boundedon the North,Jvy the Run of Great Saitkehatchie River, which separates said lands from lands.of the Estate of G*a>rge W. Move, East by land* of Henrv W. Deer, South by the edge of Saitkehatchie Swamp w hich separate* said land froth lands of Henry W. Deer and West by lands of Dr. John M. B’eekly. ALSO, All that certain lot of land in the Town of Fairfax, in the County of Barnwell, Mate aforesaid, containing one eighth of one acre, measuring fifty feet front by one hundred and five feet de-p and bounded as foilo vs: Known as Ran No. 3, bounded on the North by a line running parallel to the Port Royal RaLroail and sixty, feel to tbe South q/ the center of the track of the said Railroad, on the East hr two lots of the same dimensions Intervening be tween it aud the street on which the depot of said Railroad is now being constructed'; fin the South by * line parallel to and one hundred and five feet South of the said Northern bound ary and on the West by Hid Eastern Boundary. Terms cash. Parcbaaer to pay for papers. e • A. DO WARD PATTERSON, dec 12 MaOWt. Filing County Claims. Notice is given that at the quarterly meeting of the County Board ofCom- misshuier* held on April Ist a^resolu- tfon was adopted requiring claims agaltrst^thT 1 county to be tiled three ■day* before the quarterly meeting* of Hie Board in order that they may be passed upon by th* Board. Holder* of such claims will please re member that if the.V do not file them a* provided in said resolution the Board will tm unable to act upon, them until the following quarterly meeting, three months inter. W. T. CAVE, v * County Supervisor. Notice to Tax Payers. By an Act of the Legislature County Treasurers are no longer* required to leave their ,ollic< » for the collection of 15th and close December 3Ut. Parties ‘ring statement* of their taxes can obtain same hy enclosing postal card before December 15th. In : sending checks and draft* plea*e add exchanire Lht not send money by exprea*. All re ceipt* not w ritten and paid for 15*per cent, w ill he added after the day the books close. r- * THE LEVY: 41 mill*. 3 initl*. 2 mills. .. 9} mill* have additional State County. School p-. . Total All Special S.-'ipol* IvvTvwnk fnltOTvgT~ ~— Oak Grove, Olar an,d New Forest, one mill; Allendale, hlackvllle, Khrhardt, Hercules, Reedy BkiucIi, Seigling, two mill-;- 5\ illiston, two and one-half mill*; Barnwell. Denmark and Govan, three mill*;'Elko, four mill*. Very Respectfully. - A. F. FRKE,^ Conntv Treasurer. - To hitve the best selected? elTthat ever dame to Barri-J well County. To be able to please atid fit. To sell at a living profit^ and to niake you sute ofthis fa^t e.tiimine style and ctitof my Clothing and yott will find only this year’s STtfLEf' AND PATTERNS. My Shoes are botig-ht di-' rect fiOm the factories, and 1 all purchases were made be fore the rise in leather, and’ this advantage will be*given to my customers.— I do iH|t handle all lines of merchandise, but make a spe-' eialty of CLQTIintO, : ‘ HATS, SHOES, AND -- GENTS’ FUliSlSlHSG GOODS,- and can give this the atten-j tion that it deserves., Another thing rrt favor or buvim>r from me ; I sell for < j cash and do not have to make up on one customer what is 1 lost on another. If you will give mo a trial it will onlv be the beginning of a mutual profitable trans action. You need my Goods. I need your Money. Respectfully, ’ cr y* THE TAILOR FIT m frhT-i ~i <=yr» Special Notice. All holder* of claims against the county will take notice that they must comply w'tlt th* following require- ments-of the law Itefore their claim* can l»* approval and ordered patil hy tire County Board of Commia-ioner*: 1st. Account* mn*t be hentized. 2nd. They mu*t to-sworn to.Itefore a IS TIC BKT ^ CP. (WOK , p » _ IMfICH ri«y* iff Me* ■. C M McTOMNftxz an am BA. tnjurr* •«. SALA ir **l II IW D. B. WILLIAMS, Blackville, S. C., Pheap for <;a*h, on the InMallmen! Platt or in exchange for old .machine*. Also a full *u>c« oil*, needle* and at-' tachmeot* for any and all machine* at popular price* at my Central. Supply Notary Public Trial Justice or Chair- | n Mr. G D.C.Lange’* »tfire, 2T . K. K. Avenue, B'ackvilFe, A.|C. e < Repair* of all kind* of Sewing Ma- ntan of a Township Board. 34. All accounts for wyrk on roads, or bridge* or material for game must, in j addition. l*e approved by tlie member of the Tovvnship Board ih whose territory it is located. 4tlt ( iaint* for *:ilarv a* ov-rseers and lor lumber supplier), must be made out separately. By order of the Board. W. T.CAVE, County Supervisor. ftew Model rwrebanta mm chine* made promptly and perfect!r •and satisfaction in work and prices guaranteed. .* Will attend calls In the countle* of Aiken, Barnwell and Orangeburg if no tified by postal card. D. B. WILLIAMS. feb21 . BlaiTville; 8. <?. , pr wyvvy ► Our lint of SckcAt Fumiturt and Sup pi us is tbt most marly cam pith tvtr offtrtd by a singtt firm. IVt can furnish and equip a school throughout beltfr and mart cheap ly than anyont the. IVriitfor particulars. feather-bone Corset Co.. SoU Maiwf Ottawa. KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. ro» sate av MRS. MOLsfllR, D BARNWELL, S.C n N who also offer* the famoaa R. & tz. CORSET. ^ ' W. wint mi apmcncca «(nrt ln'V*«ry wurty^ Ood opMiMg for « mm>4 nun. Wnu for terms RMOt'ion tMs iwiniiai ‘ANDRE SCH COMPANY 61 Fifth AvMi NEW YORK Jaditor’s Notice. Auditor’s Office, Oct. 15,1895:’ ^ The Treasurer’* book i* new open for* I tbe Dw i r rttfim* . ■M , >pei the collection of Taxes had tbe quire* all person* to make*’ rfitbfn* on- oath. All personr wbo bhie failed to make return* are requested to do *o at a ^ ^ . once, a* I de*lre to hare aflretolaaa £ !lhit,'/ *Sw? r * M ' book * nd n U for me to have verv Jt'nr ^ k ' ^ *° ld * ® orrect If the tax payer* fell to- illutiful b * r ** ln * ‘ n ^ their duty. Please take notice ami U.U...U, HotAifc |t« t a JMUMlrw mmSI^I,. «. 0. El irdingly. lEY.L