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*,, » rT*.^ * j> i*z-\ • The Bamwsll People. ' in W. HOLMES, Editor » Prop r. tVBttESnr coum CIRfULATION. TIIUUHDAY. JANUA KY U, In!HS. . •""V r ^ ~ A HAPPY NETT YEAH. We wish our reedere, one end all. a ^ ; Happy Now Year, and Mwerely hope that tli« weekly vUlte of 'I’lla <*ikiplk 1 v - ynay dining the eomluK twelvemonth* rontrlhute even more than In the p)»»t to thelrentertalnrnent, Information and “Ifencfal advantaire. ~ * r - , The favor that Tint Paim.a ha* found In thocte* of It* friend* la, we -^vjkMOW, far heyomj Its deserving, hut Ante only arid* to the obligation upAu v u* to give them tin beat aervlce tlrat^y may. No paper In South Carolina has the support of a latter people than we are proud to call our friend*. Our sub* seriptlon list ha* afiuont out grown the rapacity of our faithful old press, and still they (tome and are wetrorwe* *■" We S*co.i«l the Ilollon Ex-Preahlent Harrison, In a recent yuaga/.iue arilcle, urge* that toxin meeting* should be held once or twice a year to discus* public allair*, to n*cer- taiu whether the laws are enforjed aud If ofllviaU discharge their dutie*. These meeting* are popular features in I ie New England townships and have resulted In great advantage. Tin* Is one Yankee custom that ile*erve* tram* paitVri# to the Sunny Sou tin The Law of the Hoime. That I* the pretty, orlghi;*! interpre tation of the term “Economywhich doesn't mean stinting and stinginess any more than It doe* extravagance and wastefulness. “The law of the house,” made by all members of the family, pronort'onlng outjay to Income ■will be helpful from Happy New Year to HertyTTirUlmai tn precentlng reck less wastefulness on the one hand sml ml*erly practices on tire other. The new year Is a good time for people to begin to practice the laxv of the house The Shirk Law. Several ginnl farmers, who are pleased w ith the general! working of the stock law, have told.us that they think u esn be greatly Improved bv wn amendment allow Ing stock to run at large, say from December 1st to Jan uary .list to, glean the Helds. W e un derstand that petition* arklng that change will he sent to the Legislature at the neat coming session. The farm ers are the l*est judge* of the law sml Tine Pfoplk l* open to communications for or ag*inst the proposed change. No OftypreductloB of Cotton. A friend of cxcellurt good sense re marked to us a few days ago that there had not l*ean anti could not |»o*slbly he any overproduction of cotton In the South. In his judgment the trouble lies In the Inability of people every where to buy what they really and ab solutely need. They have tried to live dow n the hnrdt mes j>y dose self de nial ami ho says that If they hail the main* to supply their want* It would iglte every yard of cloth and pound of cotton to do so. lie put* the blame on the financial system controlling the country. Now, who can devise the remedy? Congressman J. L. McLaoriil of the Sixth District I* the first Mouth Caro linian since 18t>() to be honored by ap- polatmen ; a* a member of tint Commit- lee on Ways and Means. 1 » In a recent letterto the Columbia Register Ex-Congressman, Ce >. W. hliell gently hint* mat Senator Irby will come to grief at the next election in 1 a irens, his home lointy. Progress in the Slate Tbe report of Seeretarv of State D H. ToinpMns for the year ending Oct. illift 1SH5 ha* a list! of the com- panie* cimrurel during the year, a luindred ir. number, having pro|<neeil eapital of $.’».2t»7.70<). Among tbcu) are twenty cotton, mills, witb proposed capital oi $2, 77.'i,OUO. In addition sixty four c tnpanie* bat) been commissioned but not chartered. Included in this latter list arc sixteen eotton mills, with proposed oapltaf of |l,470,IKK). ... THE WALL STREET WOLVES, President Cleveland is safil to be ex- oeedingly angry with WaM* Street money changers heeause he ha* found .out that they are utterly destitute of . patriotism and can see noMiing • larger or lovelier 1 than the almighty dell ir. The experience of hi» administration there la not a hit better than tile luck of the certain map that went down to Jericho. The Czar of Russia, with hi* offer of •be^Joatj of |40U.()IK!,(M) in gold wi'hout interest, is about the only Samaritan in sight, for there is none in Congress. Napoleon's Order. ' From a book recently published hy Dr. l.udvxig linchner, Germany, we take tiie following; “ The horse,” said Napoleon, "is the , link between the animal and God. J/oic oo tre know that animals /*<«•#• not a htnyuafr of their ownt I think it very rash to deny lt°simply because we do not un derstand it.” In tbe war*of Napoleon officer named Lament, iu a Hu sar regiment was several time* saved in battle by his horse, a> d out of gratitude took more care of the animal than of Himself. In I80U Lantont was killed in an engagement on the Danube. But „ the horse would not quit the body, and with teeth and hoof* kept off every ode ■who wished to remove it. The matter ■was reported to Napoleon^ who gave orders to leave the horse alonp and Witch him. According to Ue state- ineM of the senth'iel. tho-horse remain ed with the corpse Jill night and lu tin* morning, having snuffed It from head to foot, uttered a pitiful cry, galloped off to the river,- plunged In, and wat drowned. Horace Vernet fa said to hare perpe tuated this horse’s memory lo oleum. Newberry negroes nave sent about a I dollars to Birminguaiu, li*., ROAD NOTICE. A petition “to straighten the county mad known as the wngnn n>ad runniug through the Galib*e plauiatkni statting xnf n polnt at, tho East lino,' unntU)p(rue 'Vest f« a point oik' half mile aufl fl" >n North sixteen ruds toUic orN(li»aA epad and then West to the Jordan Branch” will ho considered at the tibuuty 8u- pervisor’s office. ItaViiwell, on the t»«c- ond Monday In March next. All |H>r- sons objecting to granting the pfaytr Id pernio of said iwfttbm sjimrld nbjeotlons at or before 8. rigid r Allendale, 8. G., Dee, il«t Itlbii. At a meeting of CoiifederaU) Veterans belt! Imre tmlav, for the pur|HHie of or ganizing a “Camp,” ^ihe. folldwMng Name* were enrnllud: , ' • Joseph Ei wlii —1st Li*ucl Co. D , .'lil 8. C. Cavalty. .1 C. Miller—-Asst. Surgeon-Halliard Juo. C. Allen—Private Co. K. Jd S. tj. ilavalry. K. C. Uobcrta—2 Lieut. Co. I)., 3d 8 C. vn | ry T. p. H. Wood—Private Co. K., 3rd 8. t;. Cavalry. t. I<. Tnbtn—Private Citadel fJad<;ts, II. C Itaysor—Capt. Co. K., 3.1 8. C. Cavalry. . a w. V. (illl—Private Co. D.,3i 8. C. Cavalry. J. M. Gray—Lieut..,Citadel Cadets. R. I*r 8x!Hn>mi—Orderly Sgt 2ud 8. C. Cavalry. I, . W. Y’oumnna—Private Co. C. Infantry. ( R. ». Sanuers—Private C’o.‘ A., JOtli Ga. lurautry. Lc K. Hughes—Private Co.C., 4th BaL Reserves. 4—- J. 8. Mlxson—1st Lieut, Co. I.,.lstS, C. Vol. A. B.■ Connor—Private Ce. F., 2nd 8. C. A rflllery. II. T. Farmer—2d Sgt. Co. Hast'd8. C. iTifantry. X J. If. Giiner—Private Cava lev. W R. Wright—Private C. K., 3d 8. CnHary. * Richard Beat—1st Meat. C. E., 1st C. V. J. A. Furgeson—Private Ct>. A., 1st 8. c.V. F. H. Creebh—Private Co.C., lat 8. C. K. C. Prleiter—Private Co. D., 3d S. C. Cavalry. >V. It. DarllngPin —1st Sgt. Co. 1L, 2d S. (J. Artillery. John 1'. Gray—2nd Sgt, Co. D., 3rd 8. C. < avah y Martin Rouse—Private Co. D., 3d 8. C\_ Cavalry. NathaqSinKUi—Private Co. A., Cobbs Legions. II. L. Myriek—Private Co. D., 3d 8. C. Cavalry. ^ J Y. Calhoun—1st Sgt. Co. K., 3d 8. C. V. J. C. Priestcr—Private Co. D., 3d 8. C. Cavalry. Joseph Erwin Esq. was elected tem porary chairman and A. B. Connor, aec retary. Messrs W. R. Wright. J. 8. Mlxson aud K—C» Prlesler—we»*o appointed a Comoiittee to nominate permanent of ficers, and made the following nomina tions. ■loseph Erwin. Conmiander; R. C. Roberta, Adjutant; Richard Best, Sec retary; H. T. Farmer, Treasurer, who were iinaiiimously elected. The Secretary was requested to give notice of next meeting to be held at Al lendale on the 2nd .'Saturday in Jan uary next lo transact, further important busineas, at w lih-li lime and place all Feleraif* are Invited to attend and en roll their i Hines., -i. The Secretary was also directed to fiirni*!) copies of these proceeding* to the county papers and request their publication. Richard Best, Secretary, ♦In The Prop es Platform. Mrxieuis, Tk.xx , Dec. 23.—The movement looking to no increase of the cotton acreage next year was innugur- rated hy the Memphis Cotton Exchange lid* iaiiemoon at a general meeting called for th » purpose. The pr amble to the resolutions adopted.seta forth that a large crop, of cotton grown at heavy expense* bring* but little If any larger tola) value,contrasting the)irea- eut with pa*t years to establish the fact, and adds: “Another matter for the farmer to bear In mind f* that at the present time, when there is a remote possibility of a war, if such should occur, the inevi- t ok r> suit theroif w ould be to deprect* a.e tin* value oi cotton and appreciate tae \Hlm^FaTI crops. Therefore Ifelt". TStateTif t7(IW'aT(T Stansell FINAL DISCHARGE. MASTER’S SALE. Notice la trerehr given that Hie «r** g TAT1 OF 8o ^ TH Ca*olixi,1 deislgned will tile his final account with T. 8. Weeks, K*q M Jic'cC of Probate, on Mnpday, the 20tli day of January 181)8, at 10 o’clock iu the forenoon, fia Administrator of the estate of II.’ 8. B* x I A*, deceased., awLjLskifdr Letb ra , iDI*mrHsory. dec ID present, their that date. If ,/). W. Barker, K. M. Moody, et al., Com- • Resolved, That the Memphis cotton exchange urgently recoinuiriids to the producers that the production of heme supplies he. made tbe llrst consideration iu planting operation* for the coming year, and that the acreage of cotton be not Increased over that of last year. “Resolved, That we approve and en dorse the American Cotton Growers’ As-ociation for bringing about the re- dm lion in the acreage of the crop now being marketed and we jrcsiiectfntly urge ihe lion. Hector D. Lane, the president, and hi* coadjutors, the pres idents of the various cotton State* of *aid association to continue iu the good work, and to take up the inatter at-tbe earliest practicable moment and urge It again ft|ton'the attention of the cotton producer* of the South. “Resolved, That the various cotton exchange* throughout the. South be, and are hereby, requested to cooperate with the exchange in this matter, and that the Southern newspapers are also requested to piildish these resolutions.” A Widow s Winning Ways. Glasyow Ky., 'Dec. 13—A marriage romantic in the extreme was solemnized in the office of jibe County Clerk this afternoon. The grortm.^tnd bride bad never *( Ailch a* heard of Bit other’s existem* until yesterday, and met for the first time when they were brought face to face in the County ClKrkbf bflice and introduced, hy a mutual friend pre paratory to the application for license. The groom is John underwood, a prosperous farmer near Temple Hi I and (i5 years old. The bride was M rs. Martha J. Turner, a widow 24 years old, ami wljo came from South Carolina to this county about two montii* ago. The mutual friend yesterday pictured to the groom of to-day the virtues and excellencies of the young widow and to her lie recited the sterling worth and good qualities of the farmer. Cbnttnls- sioned hy the latter with a proposition of marrt'age he returned with an ac ceptance from the widow. They set eyes upon each other at 1:30 o’clock this atternoon and at 1:45 o’clock a local miuister had pronounced them husband and wife. there he no objection .and right of way be given the petition will lie granted. W. T. CAVE, Supervisor. MASIER'SSALE. ITNITEDSTATIC^U KU ITCOntT ’ ' '■ •' ' •, ' .. . i ' ■ ''•■• *- TitK Unitkd Statkh of AmkkicaJ District of South Carolina. J FOURTH CIRCUIT—IN EQUITY. C. M. Eden Held Boyles^ .M. A. plaiuiluts, against Tho Union Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, Limited, H. J. Moo dy etal, DyfeRdknte. ---■- i’ursuant to the Judgment and Order of the Court aforesaid made In the above entitled cause and dated at Cltarleston on the l nh day of December ICJo, ann by virtue of Hie authority thereby in me vested, I will oiler for sale at Pub lic Auction before tire ( ourt House at Barnwell, in the State of noutu Caroli na, on Monday tlieCah day of January HM, within the legal lioursof sale, up on thef terms hereinafter mentioned^ the follow ing described Real Essate:’ All tliat tractor parcel of land In said Sta n of South Carolina, aiid in Hie County of Barnwell, containing Three Hundred and Sixty-five (385) acres, more nr less, bounded on Hie North b lat i (is uf U,. vona-'lCas't of W. J. Strange and Laura Stoney, Soutli hy lands of VV. A, All, estate of W. J. Allen and tiie Town of Seigliug, and West by land* of II. J. Moody and Hie Town of Seig.ing. Tim saute being all of the land* formerly owned by F. H. Dickinson and by said Dickinson conveyed to H. J. Moody by deed dated Htb i>eeenilter, A. !». >t>i)l,save and ex cepting there from so much of said lands as ivre inciuded in Hie Tow n of Seig- lingville,as shown by platof said Town made by R. E. Lee, Surveyor, and also *nro rtitT exprprrng-fot nr irrret? AcruR. more or less, sold by II. J# Moody to B, K. Diuklnana, and also lot of twelve acre*, more or less, sobkby said H. J. Moody to O. W. Barker. Terms of Sale: One-half cash and halance In one year w ith Interest from day of sale, iiiipaid purchase money to be secured bv a Itond of tbe iturehaaer and mortgage of tho p<emi*e* sold. Pitrehaser to have option of paving all cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. Mali ;GI , t->.-Gd44vl»Nr-~ Special M aster. Columbia, S. C.. Dec. llith, 185)3. Sheriff’s Sale. Static of Sooth Carolina,) County of Baknwkll. | McOaban, Brown <& F-vauaet al. Plaint- ills, j* against T. 8. Cave & Bro., Defendants, a r'xkcCTionr. BY VIRTUKof Kxecutlonsto nmdi- reqted iu the above stated ca*e* I have levied iidoii and will sell at Barnwell my Monday the (*lh day of January A. D. LSI)), (it being sale*day in *ald month) in front of the Court lioti-e. within the lygal hours of sale, to tiie highest bidder for cash, the following described real properly,to wit: All thatoortain tract of land contain ing one ht.mired (100) acre*, more or le**, and hounded by lands of U ni. Og den, D. J. Hair, A'hlov StansollnEd- ward Carroll and land* formerly of the Much harm I* sometimes done to children by lifting them carelessly. They should never be taken up by the arm*. The only proper .way to lift the child I* tp place the hand* one on each side of the chest, just below the arm pit*. iu infancy tht sockets of the joints are so shallow and tlte bones so feebly hound down aud connected w ith each other that dislocation and .even fracture of the collar bone may ea*ily be produced by neglecting .{Iri* rule. Another point that the mother should insist upon is that rite norm must not amuse the child hy tossing it in the air. Even laying n*id<t the pos»ibilLy and almost certainly of a serious fall. It hv« other harmful result*—the motion of the body haa a direct tendency to produce a rush of blood to the brain which may lead to brain jougcatton. —New York Journal. The Executive Com Barnwe)^ Baptist Associi at KlM-kvIlle on Than of Jsauary IsDn st II J. jk. Jvttktus, flttee of the tton will meet iycthe bth dsr (’clock a. m. Ex. Com. A I.SO, All that tract of land, being a portion of the estate lands of W. 1.. Cave, de ceased, and known in the parti.ion ot said lands (separately) as Tract No. 1 and Tract No. 2, and so shown on Plat made bv J 8. Mlxson Jc Son, Survey ors; said parcel of laud beir.g bounded a* follow*: By the Homestead tract and land* of Easterling, Richardson, estate of Anderson and by Tract No. 3. Said tract of land contains iu the aggre gate one hundred and seventy-two (172) acres, more or le**, that i*, No. 1 seven ty-six acre* and No. 2 ninety-six acres ALSO, Flftv-two (52) acres, more or les«, bounded on the North by la id* of Geo. Morris, South by W. V. Richardson,' East by K. 11 Richardson and West by 11. P. Richardson, being known a* part of tbe Snake Pun J place* ALSO, All that tract of land bounded on the North by lauds of Aaron Kline, South bvpuhUc road. E ast by lauds ot A. F. Cave and West by lands of S. L. Pea cock, amt containing ninety-seven (5)7) acres, more or les*. JLLNO, ' All the right, title a,ml interest of W.- L. Cave in and to nil that certain tract of land cnitainingtifty (oO^acre.*, more nr lex* ami bounded . North by estate land* of the lata H. H. Easterling and Mrs. Julia A. Cave and — Cave, Solitli and West by Wash Halford, now Frank Artderson, known as Tract No. 5. Levied upon and to he sold’a* the property of T. S. CaveA Bro. to satisfy the aforesaid executions and cost*. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. * J. W. LANCASTER. 8. B. C. Sheriff's Office, Dey. in, ]SU5. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice 1* hereby given that the un dersigned will tile his final account with T. S Weeks, Esq , Judge of Pro- hater, op Monday, Hie 2oth day of Jam- nary next, at Hi o’clock in the fornoon, as Administrator of the estate of Dr.J. J. Craddock, deceased, and ask for let ters Dismlxsory. , J. J. CRADDOCK. _deelf) \ ’ — Auditor’s Notice. Under Instructions front, the Comp troller General notice I* ^Hvcn that under the New Constitution which goes into full operation alter r*ec. 31st 18513. sll citizen* of this State\under •ixty year* of age are subject lo \ poll tax ot one dollar, excepting ConfeWer- atc soldiers above tire age of 11 fly yi Tax pavers In making return* w please take due notice and act accord Ingly. _ G. 0. Rfley. A. B.C. * H- M. Graham, ATTOltNVT. X' A.X LAW, . P BAMBERG, 8.C. Will give hla best atteatAon to al bu»ii (Bee urnsted to him. Win practice in all Court! of th* 8UU aud I’-Uad State*. W. R. OWENS. Sheriff’s Sale. F me Stbtr of South Cabolina, COUNTT OF MaHNWICLL. D. K. Briggs & Co.) against \ Execution. Ja*. N. Wood. ) BY VIRTUE of »n Execution to directed lu the above stated case I have levied upon and will sell upon Monday, the Cth day of January A. D. 185MJ (it ■Itelng sale*day In said month), within the legal hour* of sale, in front of the Court House at Barnwell. 8. C„ to the highest bidder for ca«h, the following described real property, to wit: 1. All that certain tract of laud con taining one hundred and tlfry-four and one half (154j) acres and bounded by lands of William Glllam. Ellen E. Wood. H. 8 Fickilng, estate of D. Paul Sojourner and others. ALSO, 2. All that tract of land containing two hundred and twenty (220) acres, more onless, and bounded by luiul* of the 8. C. and Ga. R Rd. Co.. Leda K. May Held, Simon Brown, John Weia- si'igcr, Mrs. Michalsoft and tl»e planta tion known as the Blume jduce and others. ' ALSO, 3. All that tract of land containing seventy-five acres and founded a* feff-, lows: On theNortli by lands of^Janpi* Kinsey. Ka«t by lands of Cal’!., Simmons, South by lands Berixion and West by^ands Of ALSO, V 4. All that tract of lanl] contalnin/t eighty (80) acres more S>r less and bounded by land* of G- F. Fogler and J. J. Fogler. Simon Brown, J. M. Rtload'and the 8. C. & Ga. It. K. Co., ALSO, 5. All that certain tract of land situ ate in Midway township conveyed to J. N. Wood by A. li. Patterson, Master, and bounded by lands of John smith juul tkv Augusta Road, ALSO, fi. All that tract of land containing fifty-three (53) acres ami bounded by lands of 8. D. M. Guess, Rivanna Bam berg, the Jower* lauds and tbe public road. AT,SO, ** 7. All that certain lot of land situate in the village of Lee’s Turn Out con taining one (1) acre, known as the Way hit, and bounded by lands of Ellen E. Wood, J. N. - W*mwL J. B. Gillam, Jr., and tbe S.C. and Ga. K R. Co. ALSO, 8. All that tract of land containing one hundred (KKI) acre*, more or less, and bounded North and West by land* of H. W. Steedly. East by lauds of <4. W. M. William*amipSourh by the Charles ton aud Augusta road. A LSO, 9 All that tract of land containing two htmdred and fortv (210) acre*, more or less, and bounded by lands of H. U. Zorn, Mr. 8. Fogle i^nd. estate of G. Kennedy. Levied upon and to he 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 Corttuy, Sheriff’s Office, Dec. 1C, 185)5. 1. County or Baknwkll. The Union Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, Limit 'd, Plaintiff, r against * > Mary J. Boyle*. Dofendant, FOR UCLOS VtL$. BY VIRTUE of a decretal or*der to me dlrtM'ied In the above autitled cause. I will sell at Barnwell, In front uf tbe K Court II ouse, on Monday, the 6>b day of January 185X4, it being satesday in said month, s hhin the legal hour* of sale, the following described real estate: All that tract or parcel of land sit uate In said county and State, contain ing seventy five (75) sete* more or less, hounded Northl by htxds of F. J. Sanders,'•^jKast by land* of W. Gilmore Simms, ou South by land* rPMr*. Vir ginia Sanders and cn West by lands of Jno. F. Crawley, being the tract on which the said Mary J. Boyles resides in R(m1 Oak Township Terms. One-half cash, balance 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 premises sold. Purchaser to pay for paper*. Purchaser to have option of paving ail cash. A. HOWARD PATTERSON. DeclS Master. BRITTON S BOOK STORE, - BARNWELL, S. C, la established to “fill a long felt want,” and offer* School Books. Slates, Paper, Envelopes, Pencils, Bibles,Testaments, Ac., do., Ac., to cash paying custom ers. Will orderaujr book or magazine published. Chapman’* History So. CanJInn, 75c. TaftfeirsGrarfmar*, No. !.♦),No.280c. Wentworth’s Algebras, 11,12. Will be glad to see and serve all in need of anything Li my Hue. Store near residence. W.O. BRITTON, The Barnwell Book Man. ncLYI-tf * - — 1 yr-—r—'— Perry W« Price Invlties all persons havlr.g wagons. buggies, road cai’ts needing repairs to call at his General Ketniir Shop* before! making contracts. First Class horse alioeing a specialty, Super or facili ties for repairing mowing machines. ATI kinds of metal work done and satis faction In every particular gunranteed PERKY W. PRICE. The Pechmann Shop. West. KndfBarnwell, S. C. Auditor’s Appointments. .Notice is hen by Act "I 1 hf General ■-nee thereto. The Auditor or hi* given pursuant to Assembly iu refer* Deputy will at-- tend at the follow I tig places on tb^dayit Indicated L r the purpose of taking Ta^ Return* for the fiscal year commencing January 1st 1893. The law requires- that all personal property must he returned this year. • All returns sent bv mail must Bk sworiLtn before an officer qualified to administer an oath.. . SneilingH—Monday. Jan. 13th. < Joyce Branch—Tuesday. Jan. 14th.. Dunbarton—Wednesday Jan. 15th. Ashley Home Store—Thursday, Jan^ 16tlr. ■ i Cochran’s Store—Friday, Jan. 17th. . Furse’s Store—Saturday, Jan. 18th. Baldoc—Monday, Jan. 20th. Appleton—Tuesday, Jan. 21«t. ' I Inincan Sanfs Store— ; Wedne8day,t Jan. 22d. Allendnb—Thursday A Friday Jan. _>:;d S 24th. Fairfax—Saturday* Jan. 25th. Sycamore—Monday, Jan. 27th. , Ulmers—Tuesday, Jan. 28t!i. ( Kearse’s Store—Wednesday, Jan. 2!) tli. Kinard’s Store—Thursday. Jan. JOHrr Elirhardta—Friday, Jan. 31 t. . Colston—Saturday, Feb. 1st. Hunter’s Chapel—Monday, Feb.jkl. Buddiesburg—Tuesday. Feb. Jth. M id way—WednesdayvFeb. nth. ■ —l 6th Denmark—Saturday, Feb 8th Whaley—Monday, Feh. Kith. . * Blackville—Tuesday A Wednesday, Feh. 11th A 12th. Elko—Thursday, Feb. 13th. Williston—Friday, Feb. 14th. ' 'J inker’s Creek—Saturday, Feb. 15th. Fiddle Pond—Monday, Feb. 17th. Govan—Tuesday. Feb. 18th. ' * Georges Creek Club House—Wed nesday, Feb. 19th. .. „ The Auditor’s office will he kept open from the first of January to tiie 20th to February for the purpose of teictng re turn*. . G. O. RILEY, County Auditor. Dr. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, * BLACKVILLE, - - Will be at his office In Barnwell every Falcs- day and Tuesday and Wednesday following. Will he at his Home office in Blaekrille ev ery Friday and Saturday, find will make ap pointments to meet patients at any of our county towns or call at their residences. 1 am a full graduate of Philadelphia Dental College; have had seventeen years active prac tical experience, and can please you in quality of work and prices. — fiug If MASTER’S SALE. Stxtk of South Carolina.) County of Bar.nwkll.) 11. Hr Crum, Receiver, Plaintiff, against Allen C, Fre - ’, ot. al. Defendant}. *orkcu>surk. - V BY VIRTUE of a decretal- order to me (HrectetJ'Ui tbe above entitled c»u*e, I will sell at Barnwell, In front of.the Court House, on Monday, thefirh day of January 18&6, It being salesday iu sRHcL^pronth, within the .legal x hour*-of (iKi-fol lowing destnTbodi-elrl estate ■^''AG that tract or parcel of land sit uated and being in BufdSlb* Bridge township, Barnwell County, >tate aforesaid, containing two hundred seres more nr les«, bounded on North bv lands of J. D. hellers and II. C. Rice* East by lands of Jacob E. Free, on South by lamia of Estate of David IT. Rice and West by land* of Elisha Gun nels and Daniel Gunnels. Terms, one half cash, halance upon twelve month* time, balance to he se cured by bond and mortgage of pur chaser. Purchaser to paw-for papers; A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Ped8 Master. " MASTER’S SALE ‘Static of South Carolina,) County of Barn k kj.l. {■ „ / Cornell* Duncan et. ah,-Plaintiff*, v* Alfred Aldrich, in Ihh own right and as •executor of the will of Mr*. M. A. Aldrich, deceased, Sarah A. Richard— sou et.aL* Defendant*. BY’ VIK I’UE of a decretal order to me directed in the abovC'eniitlcd cause 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front of th( Court House, on Monday the sixth dar of January 185)6, it t>eing salesday iu said month, within the legtl hours of sale, the following described rea* estate: “The Edisto plantation, situate part ly in the county of Barnwell and partly iu th* county of Orangeburg.containing seventeen hundred and thirty five acre*, more or less, bounded on the North by land* of the Willingham e*. tat<F and land* of S. E. Peepie*, on the East by land* of P. J. Hoylston, and Kobt. Aldrich, South by lands of P. J. Boylston and Robt. Aldrich, West by lands of J. J. Whaley and lands of E. 8. Hammond. Terms: One half cash, halance'ln one year, to be secured by Itond of the pur chaser aud mortgage of the premise*. Pufchaser to pay lor palter*. A. HOW ARD PATTERSON, Dec 5ih Mooter. -. MASTER'S SALE. <X State ok South Carolina, Baknwkll County.' Benjamin Graham, Plaintiff, against Ellen F. Woodward, Defendant. FORKCLOSUMK. BY'VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed iu the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the 6th day of January 1896, it being salesday in said month, within the IFjJaT lib'urs'bf sale, the following described real estate: All that certain tract and parcel of land situate, lying and being in Barn well County, said state, containing one hundred and twenty (120) acres, bound ed North by land* of estate of F. Mil ler, Ka*t by Jordan Branch, South by public road to Orangeburg aud ,W’est by estate of J. Punei^ Allen. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, deeli Master. Beat Ma terials. 14 Style*. trial If aa« T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineei Special attention given t<> the comp*. tatlon of water-powers, leveling and drainage. \ A postal card addressed to me at Mar tins, ri. C., will receive prompt a'ten- tion. o - octl, 80-1 y Important Notice. : Ofeicb County Supervisor, Barnwell, April 22, 1898, At the meeting of the County Board Commisstomrra held on thrfst Inst.. a resolution was adoiVted tliat liereafter nocHtim against the county would be approved unless it had been first ap proved by the Supervbor.pr by some member of The township boar (Fin whose territory tiie work was done before be ing presented to th* County Board for approval. Holders of claims again** the county w ill plea-e take particular notice and comply with the rule. W. T. CAVE, aprlS County Supervisor. \ feather bone Corset Covu ■ Bote Kaaulaotursn, KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN* FOR SALS BV ~7 iVlKS-. (ViOIifllF), BARNWELL, 8. C., who also offer* the famous If. & G. CORSET. A new stock of M fltinery and Dreaa-_ Goods just received, which wilt he sold very near Ifrit co«t. For bargains in beautiful goods call on MRS. MOLAIR. /•V- •i „ r « ♦ %T i* Special notice, All holders of claims against the, county will take notice that they must comply with the following require ments of the law 1 before tliefr claia.s can be approved and Ordered paid by the County Board of Commissioners: 1st. Account* nm*t be itemized. 2nd. They must ne sworn to before a Notary i*ui»Hc Trial Justice or ( hair- man of a Totypship Hoard. 33. AK accouttbi for work on fond*, or bridges or inarerial for same tnu.f, in addition, be approve,t i>y the member of Hie Township Board in whose territory it i* located. . ; . i 4f.b ( iairos for salary as overseer* andKlMttmBJr supplfed must be made our separately. By order of the Board, W. T. CAVE, County Supervisor. f)((wHwfS(£^iKto«W(od ^. r ._ co U*mm fl.T* niriamn f « H L C ^ a ° tOITOmmu. 4TURTS**. ** £?**• awaw* FOR AALA BY *umvwJ ' - 1). B. W1LUAM8, Blackville, 8. CL, Cheap for Ca»h, on the Installment; Plan or in exchange for old machines. A Iso a hill st<>^» oils, needle* and at* tachment* for any and all machine* at popular price* at my Central Supply Depot in M r; G. D. C. Lange’s ■(bro, 27 K. li. Avenuo, Blackville, 8. C. Repairs of all kind* of stowing Ma chine* made promptly and perfectly and satisfaction in work and prices guaranteed. Will attend calls in the - counties ot A H{en, Barnwell and Orangeburg if no tified by port’d card. D. B. WILLIAMS. feL21 Black vtHe. 8. C. fWwModeL TASTELESS MASTER'S SALE: Deer, State of South Carolina,) County ok Barnw ell. ) 11. W. Deer, J. M. Deer aud T. J Plaintiffs, agaiqaV,. BaintRMg—Thursday & Friday, Feb. lj. w. Deer, M. ,1 Eaves, M L. Mtley, *th & 7th. * jf Lillian Ulmer, Geo. D. Ulmer, John J. Ulmer, Thomas 3/Ulmer and VVll- Ham H. Ulmer,'Defendants. ’ Partition BY’VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled ?ause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court Houst?, on Monday the sixth day. of January 185>6. it being salesday in said month, within the legal lionfs of sale, tbe follow itig described real es tate : * All Mvit piece or parcel of land situ ate, ly mg and being-in the County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, in Sycamore Township, containing two hundred a.nd four acres, more or less,, a d bounded on the No.'th by the Run of Great Haltkehatchle River, w hich separate* said land* from land* of the .Estate of George W. Moye, East by lands of Henry W. Deer, Sonth by tlw: edge of SaHklHratehle Swamp wliich separates said fand froin lamia of Hchry VV. Deer and West by lauds of Dr. John M. Weekly. •' ALSO,_ All that certain lot of land In the Town of Fairfax, in the County of Baruwell, State aforesaid, containing one eighth of one acre, measuring fifty feel front by one hundred and five feet de«p and bounded asfollo-ts: Known as Lot No. X, hounded on the North by a line running parallel to the Port Royal KaLroad and sixty feel to the South of the center of tiie track of the said Railroad, on the East by two lots of the same dimeiisioRa'intervenlng be tween it and the street On which the depot of said Railroad T* now being eonstrucied; on tbe 6bnth By'aHne parallel to and one hundred and five feet south of the said Northern bound ary and ou the W est by said Eastern boundary. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. GALATIA. ILLS., Nov. 16. ZSS3. PartsMedtelresO., Si. Lotrls,Mo. Gontl'wnen: —Wo sold list yetr. 600 bouios of GKOVETN TASTELFS.* CHIU, TONIC aod bnvo bouiht three rrorsalready this year. In all ot:r t-x- peric.M-o of 14 j-cam, tn Uio dnt« business, hnra Dover sold t:n art loin that gave such universal xatla- facUoa «u jour ionit. lours trnlv. Aii.wY.CAaa a CO. “ ^ — For Sale Bv— : C. N. BUKCKIIAl/TER i I Life, Accidei)!, LIGHTNING, ■and - CxHEEN savannah FOR RENT. . \ This splendid Great.Cyjiress Town ship plantation, one of the most pro ductive iu the County, yielding mag nificent crops under sensible cultiva tion, healthful all the year round, well supplied with all needful buildings, convenient to the Carolina Midland Railroad and other conveniences Is of fered for rent- For particulars apply at AudRor’s Office, Carolina Midland Depot, HarnwelL to John M. Matter- Hag, for Dr. Pool dev. L HOWARD PATTEB-^ON, Master. LIVE STOCK mURANCE. . > * • v —At Lowest Rates In— . • i - r .—, Strongest Companies. » 'b Butler, Calhoun & Co. —OFFICES AT— a--—- THE BANK OF BARNWELL —AND— Wm. McNAB’S STORE apr2« 7—.^ Lauds For Rent And Sale 17,000 acres In Barnwell Co, 5,000 acres In Aiken <5o, also a few small farms in Colleton and 8uf»ter Counties. Par ties desiring to buy on good terms (•mall cash payment and balance on 6 years time) or to rent; will do well to call on, or w rite. BATES A SIMMS. . BaruweP «.C. ' terials. peatherbone Corset Co»w Bote Manutec turora, KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. FOR balk by WILLIAM mUHRISON, BLACKVILLE. 8. C. Dealer In Dry and Dress Good*. No tions, Shoes, Millinery and General Merchandise- deel2 ♦ AMERICAN * * Six DOLLAR 4' « » TYPEWRITER t t i i 4k * A A A - ' hfs-t H' ^jEonrtr.mJ t*v- /' 1.1011.1 mm * few tellert H Welle .ml lie Ml ikoie letters lo took well. Doctort cmd Uatjrri, ft- penult/, fietd li very komJv. Ckit- drru ted:/ and quirk!/ Ironi to Welle .u it. It m.7 do fuel at food work OS , tke fi oo.oo morkimi. Of room M it no! quite as foil. U tt tempt/ eonttrudrd, rash/ Itorued, eotiff n't’ll send pom o frllrr written on it alont vim a ipenal rirrular —if /.a lt tend US /Mr address. ¥¥¥ 6^ FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK Andrews School irnishing Company J Notice la given that at the qn« meeting of the County Board o[ »i.>**r&i!»eTi* h«fdi on Apnl lat a, tlon was adopted requiring fela^p against the county to be filed three day* before the quarterly meetings of the Board In order that they H»»f t be passed upon by the Board. ——- Holders of such claims will please re member that if they do not file them as provided In said resolution the Boayd will be unable to act upon them until the following quarterly meeting, three months later. • W.T.CATK, Ceuaty Supervisor.