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The Baniwell People. -; .r~r^. •*’ - ,]i ' W«r>r. ■ ' _ ^ ' ' ' • ■— <• ^ . . . \ «ik • it * ■•■ ^*ta. HI. t. H0LXE8, Editor 1 Pnp'r. CorifTY CIKCtliATIQM. TflUKSHAY. JANUARY Ifl.lXne. The ncwH r«iitre>* »tfiil»cht nnJ utronj; tlint th« Tcxm cotton •crciijfc Will h« for/celf tnrreiuicd thl* Jcnr. Ami the price will bo eorrc*|»oiullnf(Iy <Ietrea*etl next fall. — The farmer* of llarrrweTl County know their bnnIntoM better than we do, but we ttrtr abundantly (fled to learn from fl* roiiroe* that they will hot make extravnjrint uae of contmerehtl fertiliaer* till* yeipr. |r-.- -4 *» The esteemed Bapt'et Courier wry* “Wo are In d^uf earnest about adding ft.oott new mime* to our subscription list." 'fhe’ elinnee* for Mucce** In »o great *n endeavor would be- mu ch bet- te.rcd If it were umtertaketi In live --eaftieat.—— ^ , . The I^egUhtture met in Columbia on Tueethry, The Governor’* message U quite long, making about twenty page* of matter in book form and maps out tlie work that he thlnka must he done. 11 I* *»»gge<»»ed' that about n down gen eral hills will cover the most Import* ant matter* to ho considered. A great increase In erl**tn«ss It ap parent thrmighoutMhe State. Homo twenty tiersons Iihvc ' b*%i sent from this county to the Insane A R y* ,,, ’ , with in a year'* time. And that this In. crease U not focal fs shown hy the fact that a white Republican Club has been organised In Columbia with forty odd mmtifter*. • . There has been aoine t4ilk In the news papers of the candidacy-pf Congress man John L. Mclpiurin for Governor at.the next election. In our opinion Hr. McLanrUi sfiould be kept where he Is. He ranks liiglTer la the House of Representatives than any South Carolinian has done *lnce Gov. Plukena served In the twetity- aeventh Congress. It Is not fair to him or to the State to pull hluf from the po sition in w hich he may he of Valuable service to the people Into the hut ly'bur- Jy of State politic*. ^ , The New* and Courier suggests tha tho mortality among North Western home* brought into this county this season may have been caused by their drinking impure pond and branch water. It Is an old time theory of Itarnwcll hunters that cold purities ^atcr and that ponds and branches are perfectly healthful now, and they prac tice what they preach, and are never hurt by It. Rettcr farmer* than the quill drivers of the News and Courier or Tjik Pro* }’j.k say that the large dentil rate among these Imported horse* was caused by a too rapid change from a hay diet out West to full rations of corn here. Those fed on long forage mostly and made acquainted with corn gradually are all right. The tsini of the State.'-' For genuine, unadulterated, never *«y die, got up and get enterprise oom. in md us to Rock Hill. Last fall the new county fever struck every man, woman and child In that htisUing com munity and by day and by night its delegations wearied and worried the Constitutional Convention by appeals and arguments in favor of the creation of a new county w Ith less than the Con- slitiitional area of four hundred square miles. Rut all to no avail, ns the adjoining comities of York, Lancaster and Ches ter were too small in united area to xpare enough to make Rock Hill Coun ty. But upon adjoufnmeiR of tho Con vention the Rock Hillers did not ac cept defeat with calm philosophy. With a check and persistence that challenge admiration they employed two surveyors to run around York County again, and these discipjos the chain and compass have about com pleted their work, and their report has put Rock Hill higher by several feet than ever before, and bathed It in a blaze of rainbow hues and aurora bore alis brightness. As calmly ns the British Hot) crossed the Venezuelan line to scoop the newly discovered gold mines these surveyors cut otT a gener ous slice of heretofore North Carolina anil, with a plentiful adornment of Mill houses and applo orchards and declared tho said territory part and parrel of fcjopth Carolina and so enti tled to a sliare of the shade of the Pal metto, with all that is therein .implied. Wbat remark the Governor of North Carolina may make to the Chief Exccu- . live of this common wealth under such conditions may be only guessed at, but R Is to be hoped* that it will be as peaceable as the time honorod greeting Mhey have been wont to exchange and that there will be no border war. It is understood that the tar heels are un willing to (wap allegiance because tli' v b«U«ve that If tbev afecut off into tUU State their families will suffer from chills ami fevers and that they will have greater trouble than at pr«&- e.itand In the past in getting their nor mal supplies of nose paint. Whatever else may be the outcome the names of surveyors Elder - ami Mttter should hereafter nuk on a paralled line with those of Maton and Dixon of stormy memory. PRIZE CONTEST*. - J - „ Th« Charleston News and Coarler ha* again announced nhoHier compe tltlon for is;*! this time extended to Include a variety of prari«ets and to eullat a.stHI larger number of farmers In ft. "T ' ThA details of the contests have not vet been arranged but will bo autumn- e-d at an early day and In good time, i he competitions will be limited to subscribers to the Weekly News and Courier. 'i he prises will consist of five hun dred dollar* in c«*li, and one gold med al and one sftre.'medal. The live hun dred dollar* will be divided into prizes of vine hundred dollars and titty dol- l*r* to be paid to the w Hirers In the several contest*. i , One of the contests will be for hog* Ng*in but under somewhHt different iiotldRIon* from the contest nf MW1. This contest for 1MIHI will begin on March 1; will close300 day* later; and will bo open to *11 pigs not over 4 months old on March 1, The term* of course will permit the entry of pigs horn In November and December Iw>r> as well as those born in 1800. Another contest will be for the best exhibitor hay, using tho lord Hi the widest sense to Include all kinds of “long feed” or • , fo^^ge ,, as clover, timothy, alfalfa, Bermuda and ottyer grasses separate or mixed, corn fodd r, pea vines, plnder vines, etc, etc. The tobacco crop w ill also be in cluded and a prize will he given to the farmer who ruskea the most profitable crop on one acre, ao a* to allow both large and small farmers to compete for it on an equal footing. Another and very general hat highly intensely and profitable contest will be organized for progressive ' “alL round” farmers, by the offer of a prize for the best re ults obtained from diversified crops grown by a single farmer. -Another prize will l>c offered for sheep raising; and another for fruit growing. Last but not least will ihe the prize to be contested for by the women of the State who aie working on the farms a* hard as their husband*, fathers and brotheis, and sous without gcUingxivudit for. their part j>f tlv yearly products and income. This contest will covei the tteld of woman’s work on tho farm, In the orchard, about the house, in the dairy and kitchen, and garden. In the poultry yard, and among the beehives, anil In all the wide and Varied department of trer ceHsetPM industry. - All this is very creditable work on the part of the N,ews and Courier and will excite a beneficial spirit Of emu lation among the farmers. Fuller particular* on fourth page. Final Discharge. • Notice Is hereby given that the un- dvoigoed will jik* hi* flna! account with T. X. Weeks, E*^., .1 edge of Pro bate, on Monday, the IflfTtlay of T’StF rmlry next, at 10 o’clock in the fore noon, as Guardian of Walter Proveaux and ask for Letter* DUinissory. >010] J. It. HUNTER. Dissolution Notice. The firm of F. M. Yeung A Co., of Kairfax^H. C., and 'al<° the lirnt of Uriltin, Young A Co., of Ulmers, 8. G. have ibis day dissolved Copartnership by mutual consent. Juny. 14th 1890, MASTER’S SALE. Th« Putt* of South) .Courtof Common Carolina. ) Flea*. Circuit Turner and others, Plaintiffs, v*. Lewis A. Thomson, Administrator of Sambo Matthews. Defendant. . Partition. • \ BY VIRTUE of a decree made in thl* cause on the 7th day of January 1890, by the Honorable Jaiuea Aldrich, Judge of said Court, I will sell at Barn well C. II., 8. C., on salesday In Febru ary next, within -legal hours of sale, ‘•A tract of fifty acres of land in said Comity In the township of Willlston, abutting and adjoining lands of Wil liam Kitchen on-the North, Nathaniel Green on the East and W, H. Kennedy on the West and kmih. .Term*: One-half cash, balance on credit of one year, secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser. Purchaser to pay for papers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, janla Muster. mi sriri or south cerolihj BAR.NWKM. COUNTY. . IN THK COURT OV I’HOUATK, ‘By T. H. Weeks, Esq., Judge of Pro- bate in Barnwell County. Whereas J. A. Moody applicator Let ter* of Administration on the estate of J. If. Moody, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish a» and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at u ourt of Pro bate for the said county, to be hohleu at Barnwell C. 11. on Monday, the 27th dsy of January 1890, at 11 o’clock a. in. to show c4u*e, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court tills 10th day of January A. ID 189(1. Published In Thk Baskwxel Peoi-i.k January Kith and 23d 1890 , d T. H. WEEKS, > • Probate J udge. jahl0-2w Sheriffs Sale. Static or South Carolina, I Countv ok Barnwell.. ( F. W. Wageuer A Co., r Notice. Pursuant to law and the direction contained In the commission herein, We the undersigned ( omml»sloner* np pointed by tfi.i Secretary of State under and by virtue of said commission giv> notice that Booksof Subscription to the Capital Stock of The W. K. Googe Co. will lie opened at W. F. Googes’s, Agt. store in the town of Allendale, on the 17th day of Jam.ary 1890 and remain open for one day only. L' l ■ • * vt rs , T. E Googe. L. W. Googe, C. M. Hicrs, W. V. Gill, 'Corn mis‘loners. Mr. M.l>. Anderson, ot good Dun barton, a progressive farmer, tells u* thatjie used to have cholera among his but that he has not been troubled with it since he liegau to use burned corn asamediclne. Whenever his hogs appear to bo unwell "« puts thn four bushels of corn In the •buck heap, with pine straw mixed* throu H, «eU rtrv and leuitburn. ILvgs that refuse raw corn will eat the pitched article frwly, and always with benefi cial result*. Well bpg* are also par- ticuiarljr foud ol io. MASTER’S SALE. Statk or Soitii (.a noi.in a,i Countyttv Baknwki.i^ 1 Cornelia Duncan et»ni., 1’ialiRiffs, Vs. Alfred AUrich la hi* own right and as Executor of the will of Mrs. M. A Aldrich, deceased, Sarah A. Richard son et. al , Defendants. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the 3d day of February 1890, It being salesday in said month, within the h-gul hours of sale, ihe following described real estate: “The Kdisto plantation, situate part ly in the county of Barnwell and partly hi the county of Orangeburg, contaiu- ing .seventeen hundred and thirty live acres .mere or less, bounded on the North by lands of the Willingham es tate and lands of S. E. Peeples, on the East by >nda of P. J. Boylston and Robtl Aldrich, South hy lands of P. J. Boylston and Robt. Aldrich, West by land* of J. J. Whaley and lands of £. S. Hammond. Terms: One-half cash, balance in one year, to be secured by bond of the. purchaser and mortgage of the premi ses. Purchaser to pay for paper*. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, janl3 Master. A\ORT GAGEE’SSALE Statk ok South Caroi.ina,I County ok Baknwkll. ) ♦ Whereas Default has been made in the pay ment nf the debt secured by a certain Mortgage, bearing date the 11th day of December 1-91, made ami exe cuted by F. W. Chitty of the County of Barnwell and Stale of South Carolina to The Equitable Building and Loan Association, which said mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the Reg ister of Mesne Conveyances for Barn well County In Book tlC, page48 et seq. on the I.Mh day of December 1891/ Now therefore under and Jiy* virtue of the power of sale contained Hi said mortgage The Equitable Building and Loan Association, mortgagees as afore said, will sell before the Court".ilouse In Barnwell County, State of South Carolina, on Monday tpe 3d day of Feb ruary 1890. at public auction within the legal hours of sale, to the hlgltekt bid der f»t cash, the following described premises,to wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying In Buford’s Bridge township, County and State aforesaid, containing live mid one-eighth acres, more or less, and bounded as follows: North by Is mis of G.W. Full and Chitty streei, East by South Bound Railroad ami Railroad Avenue, South and West by lands of O W. Fall. 1 Terms oath. Purchaser to pay for aper*. - »•" - — f -' — The Equitable Roll ding and Loan Aaaociatlon, * Mortgagee. Bates 4 Simms, Attorney*. Jaa. ISth 1897. . • -: . ' -' Bam be rg Allian oe W aiehotnie Co., KXXCUTION. BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed In the above stated case I have levied upon and will »«H o'n Monday, the 3d day of February A. D. 1890, (it being sale-day 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 property, to wit! All that lot or parcel of land situate, Tying and being tn the town of Hntn- nerg, bounded on tho North and East by land* of the South Carolina Rail road Co., and West by lot of Dolphin Bt-aihe. e Levied upon and to be sold as the property, of the Bamberg Alliance Warehouse Company to satisfy the aforesaid Execution and coat*. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for |ai|»ers. J. Vf. LANCASTER, S. B. C. Sheriffs Office, Jany. 13, 1895. Sheriffs Sale. State ok South Carolina.) County ok Barnwell.) 6. S. Brown, i v*. Thomas Kinsev as Executor of the Es tate of Chas ProvRaux. Executions. \ BY VIRTUE of Executions to me di rected in thn above stated case and others I have levied upon and will sell on Monday the 3d day of February A• D. 18.W1 TW being Wftew tar in~sx+rf month) within the legal hours of sale. In front of the Court House, Hi Barnwell, to the highest bidder for cash the following described property, 4o wit r r All that tract of land containing two hundred acre*, more or less, situate, lying and being in the State and comity aforesaid, and bounded n« fol lows: On the North oy Charleston Road. East by land* of Lawrence Kinsey, West bv Dick Kiuaey and South by W, Y. Smonk and C. F. Smonk. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of the Estate of Chr.s. Pro veaux to satisfy the aforesaid Execu tion* and cost*. ' Terms of Rale, cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. LANASTER, S B. C. Sheriff’s Office, Jany. 13,1890. Jlfotv is the Time TO BUY— - CHEAP GOODS. Xj Hi HAS BUSTED! WHO? Why LEVY, the Tai lor-Fit Clothier'at Blackvllle * has BUSTED the prices of Clothing, Shoes, Hat* and Gents’ Fur nishing all to flinders. You just ought to se.e his$5.<H) suits, Vortii fItr.OW Why you never " saw such a sacrifice—and then the lit, why no Tsilor could take your measure and improve on it. But then I found out how LE-. VY sells so low, he nelts for cash, make* a living profit and pleases thn people. He has about $10,- 000.00 worth ot FaH Stack left, and he says he intends to sell them out before he gets in his Spring stock, as he • need* the room "(fftfltmSjicjr). Now U the time to buv from us—we want to sell only new surf stylish goods and we are forced to get rid Of cur stock Hi season, and not do like other .merchants—keep them over frun year to year and ftfree them zdT mi credit i:n turner* at yn exorbitant price. Mr. M. E.izlar, formerly of the Folk Clnihing Company of Savan nah. will be pleased to wait on his friends and customers. Abe Levy say* he I* still on deck and will take pleasure in selling you goods at rock bottom prices. Debtors and Creditors. All persons having claim* Rgalnst the estate of Mra. Fanny Diamond, de ceased, are requested to present them duly attested, and all persons Indebted to the sold estate are required to make payment to the undersigned. -= j j. camkron. QUINCY DIAMOND, Qualillcd Exe> u era, ' . Blackyille, 8. C. JanT0-3w the ' T EDEN MELON, In 1892 I found In my field a melon of pure Kolb Gem altape, with black rind, scarlet red flesh and white seed. It was of such superior quality.that i carefully saved the seed ami have culti vated them since apa-t itom other melons, and It has proven fully up to first experience, and is a 'veil defined and established variety, far better than any other 1 have ever seen, handled or eaten. Last year I made my first ship ment and found that the Eden stood transportation as well as the Kolb Gem and sold^nore readily and foi better prices as soon as exhibited to custom ers. Last year I saved tho seed from the choicest melon* grown on live acres too far from Railroad for shipmeiitund now offer a limited quantity foTsale at *1.00 per pound. A sample of seed can be seen at Tn* Pkoi-lk Office, Barnwell 8. C. “First come first served.” O. H. Mathis, Blackvllle,S. C. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned w ill rile his final account with T. 8. Week*, Esq.. Judvc vf Probate, on Monday, the 20th. day of January 189C, at 10 o’clock Hi the forenoon, ns Administrator of the estate of If. 8. Baxley, deceased, and a*k for Letters Disini*sory. ' • W. R. OWENS. d*cl9 - • 80TICE. \ And the Captain Yhww liHw, is still here. You l: Respectfnllr, J THE TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIER» P. 8. By the way, we have one of the best equipped Tailoring Departments in the State. We guarantee you satisfaction. Final Discharge. ■> Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will Hie their final account with T. 8. Weeks, E*ij., Judge of Pro bate, on Monday, lOtb February, JS93, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, a* Execp- tars of the estate «*f Will.am Dicks, de ceased, and ask for Letters IHsmi-sory. Ft B,-4>4GK8 t fanH) F. II. DICKS, Final Discharge MASTER’S SALE. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The United States of America,) District of South Carolina. ( FOURTH CIRCUIT—IN EQUITY. C. M. Kdontield, O. W. Barker, E. M. Boyles, M. A. Moody, et al., Com pluinantp, * • against The Union Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, Limited, II, J. Moo dy, et al., Defendants. Pursuant te the Judgment and Order of the Ceurt aforesaid, made in the above entitled cause and dated at Char# leston on the 14lh day of December 1895, and by virtue of the Tfuthorlty thereby In me vested, I will offer for sale at Pub lic Auction before the Court House at Barnwell in the State of South Caroli na, on Monday the 3d day «f February 1890, within the legal hours of sale, upon the term* hereinafter mentioned, the following described Real Estate, in the order named : (I) The lot of Cave A Moody, meas uring 50x100 feet with buildings there on and represented on Town Plat of Seigling (a copy of which plat may be seen Hi the office of W. Gilmore Simms, Clerk, Barnwell County) as No. 48. (2). Lot of II. E. Dickinson, 50x200 feet, known as No. M. (3). Lot of B. E. Dickinson, cqntaiping three acres, which said lot Is not within the Town of SeigiHig. (4). All those lots or por tion* thereof, of the seventy-aeven va cant lots in theTownof Sciglingowned by The Southern Investment Company, lying on the South-test side of the “old road” formerly the separating line be tween the laiicis of F. H. Dickinson and' H.J. Moody, known on said Plat o{ Seigling a* N oa - 3 * 6 » 7 > 29 31,35, 37, 52, 54, 60. 68, 00, 02, 04, 82, 84, 88.90,92, 94.118,130,122, 124,140, 150. 152,150, and the parts of the lota known as Nos, 80, 112 and 114 that lie on the South east side of tije “old road” aforesaid. M. E. Chinch, (5). Lot of W’estley known as No. 157. Tents of’sale: One-half cash and balance In one year with Interest from day of sale, unpaid purchaae money to he secured by bom) of the purchaser -and mortgage of the premiae* sold. Piircha*er to have opiiou of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for pai>er$. HALCOTT P. GREEN, \ Special Master. Columbia, 8. C M Jau. 11th, 1 90. Notice I* herfby given that the un dersigned will make application to T. S. Weeks, K*q., PrbbifeSRiUgie for Barnwell County, for a Final DisJhag* ot \V r . C. Million* ~ihid his estate a* Guardian of Ru;ledge Chisolm. Mr*. Claude Fiahburn, nee Nettie Chisolm, and Mr*. T. A. Peeples, nee Della Chisolm, on Wednesday, Feb. 5tL at 12 M. A. D. 1$90. | J. II. E. MILHOUS. BENNET STRINGFELLOW, NotaryJJUtblic «fc Coxvkyanckr^. Elko, s. c. — “ Haying a good supply of Deeds, Mortgage*. Bill* of Sale ■£«:., offer* careful attention to all who may favor him with their patronage. SCHOOL NOTICE; A meeting of the legal voter* resi ding Hi The Barnwell Graded School District, who return real or personal property for taxation, is hereby called^th «& 7th. to decide what additional tax, if any, shall be levied for the support of the Graded School, K . Meeting to be held at the Court House on Thursday, -lOth January, 1890, at 12 o’clock M. George If. Bate*, Chairman Board Trustees. Jan. 2nd, 1890. Judge oi Probate Notice. To Executor*, Administrators and Guardian* appointed by tbe Probate Court. You will please .take notice that the statutes require you during the months of January and February to make a return to the Probate JiuH'e of all estates in your possession for the pre ceding year and,in case of youf neg lect, that you be cited so to do, or lo-e commissions on moneys received and paid out for such estate. T. S. Weeks, J. P. B. C, Barnwell. S.-C. January 7th 1890, A meeting of the freehold voter* of Elko Graded School District will be held ia.thc Town Hall at Elko on Wed nesday the l-iCn day of January 1890,‘fiT 10 o’clock a. in. to determine what -..j *. # »jv ; * n ir c\‘\ all K X ..j ’ | to supplement the general school lund for next school year. Jly order of Board Trustee*. V W' 11. Jones Ch’m’n. Ashley Staiisell SRc’ly, (Dec. 27th 1SD.».) NOTICE. A meeting of the freeholder* of Blackvilie Graded School District w||J be held at Park Hail on Wednesday the .lilU UA^uUijuiaaryJiibli, at U olelock a. m. to determine if a Ta^t shall he levied to supplement Hie Constitution- al and general County school fund. By order. Board Trustees. C. C. Rush, Chairman. B. J. Haiiiinct, Secretary. Dec. 20th 1895. H- M* Graham, AXTOKNIC V AX L.A.VV, BRITTON'S BOOK STORE, BARNWELL, S. C, Is established u» “1111 a long and offers School Book*. Slate*, 1 aper. Envelopes, Pencil a, Bible*) lestainenU, &c., Ac., &c., to cash payingciiKtoni- ers. W III order any book or magazli e published. ' Chapman’s History So. Cfitf'B. 0 ®* '5c ? Tarbel I’s Grammars, No. 1. T”, N «• ^ Wentworth’s Algebras, $1.1^. Will be glad to see and serve ail in need of anything Li my Hue. Store near residence. > W.G. BRITTON, The Barnwell Book Man. oct31-tf . Pernj W. Price Invites all |>er*on* having wagons, buggies, road carts needing repairs to call at his General Kepair Shops before making contracts. First Class horse shoeing a specialty,* Huperor faclli- ties for repairing mowing rnachint-f. All kinds of metal work done and satis faction Uj everv particular gusranteed 1 PERKY W\ PRICE. The Pechmann Shop. West End. Barnwell, S. C. T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineei Special attention given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postal card addressed to me at Mar tins, S. C., will receive prompt attan- lion. ocM, 80-ly Important Notice. Okkicr County Sukkrvmor, Baknwkri., April 22,1895. At the meeting of the County Board of ConmiUsionerH lield on the 1st inst., a rcs(»lution was adopted that hereafter no claim against the county would be approved unless it bad been first ap proved by tin* Supervisor or by some member of tbe town»btp board In whose territory"the work was d me before be ing presented to trie County Board for approval. Holders of claims again«t the county w ill plca-e take particular notice and comply with'the rule. W. T. CAVE, aprl8 County Supervisor. BAM BERG, S. C. to at W'Hl five Ids best attention busihiufaiitrujited to liim. Win practice Hi all Courts of the “State and United States. Auditor’s Appointments. Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Act of the General Assembly in refe£" onye thereto. Tire Auditor or hi* Deputy will at- tend at the following places on the days indicated tar the purpose ortaking 'l ax Uw m ii* for the li-cal year commencing January Ist-ISBO. The law requires that all personal property must be returned this year. All returns sent t»y mail mn*t be sworn to before an officer qualified to administer an oatli. Si.elling*—Monday, Jan. 13th. Joyce Brancb—Tue*day,Jan, 14fh. Dunbarton—Wednesday Jan. 15tli. Ashley Home Store—Thursday, Jaii. -101 h. ' Cochran’s Store—Friday, Jan. 17th. Furse’s Store—Saturday, Jan. 18th. Baldoc—Morulay, Jan. 20th. Appleton—Tuesday, Jan. 21 *t. Duncan bams Store—Wednesday, Jan. 22d. AllcndMio—Thursday & Friday Jan. 23.1 A itt h. Falrmx—Sotiirdav, Jan. 2*th. Sycamore—Monday, Jan. 27tii. r Uiioers—Tnesilay, Jan'. K car.-t’s Store—Wedncs(lav r Jan. 29th. - Kinard’k Store—Thursday. Jan.30th. Ehrhardts—Friday. Jan. 31 t. . Colston—Saturday, Feb. 1st. ' L* * Hunter's Chapel—Monday. Feb. 3d. Bmidiesburg—Tuesday. Feb. 4th. Midway—Wednesday. Feb. 5th. Bamberg—Thursday & Friday, Feb. Danmark—"Saturday, Feb 8th Whaley—Monday, Feb 1 .10th. DUckviilc—Tuesday & Wednesday Feb. 11 tli A 12th.: Elko—Tliursday, Feb. 13th. Willisrnn—‘Friday, Feb. 14tb> .’i inker’s Creek—Satnrday,vFijb. 15th. Fiddle Fond—Monday, Feb. 17th. Gm an—Tn(^nlav.Fe.b. 48th. —,—_ George* Creek Club House—Wed nesday, Feb. l‘.»t.h. . The Audi'or’s offlei will lw kept open from the llrst nf January to the 2()th to February for the purpose of La King re turn*. G. O. Ill LEA'. County Auditor. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned will file his final account with T. 8. Weeks, Esq., Judge of Pro bate, on Monday, the 2Wth diry of Jan uary next, at 10 o'clock In the fornoon, "as Administrator of the estate of Dr..T. J,Craddock, deceased, and ask for Let- tors Dismissory. J. J. CRADDOCK. deel9 . Auditor’s Notice. Under instruction* from tho Comp troller General notice I* given that under the New Constitution wjitch goes Into full operation attar Dec. 3t*t 1895. all citizens of this State under sixty year# of ago are subject to a |>oll tax of one dollar, excepting Confeder ate soldiers above the age of’fifty year*. Tax payer* in making return* will please taka due notice and act,accord- w G. 0. Riley. A. B. C. Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, , BLACKYILLE, ----- s. C Will In' at his office in Barnwell every Palc*- day and Tuesdny «nd Wediurday following. Will tg* at his Hofrie oftire in BiHrkvtiie ov er)- Friday and Saturday, and will make ap pointments to moot patients at any of our comity towns or call ot their residences. 1 am a full graduate nf Philadelphia Dental Coll go; have had si venteen years active prnc tical experience, and can please you in quality of work and prices. aug ]0 ROAD NOTICE. A petition “to straighten* the county road known a* the wagon road running through the Galilee plantation starting at x point at the East line, i tinning due West to a point one half mile and then North sixteen rod* to the original road and then West to the Jordan.Branch” will be, considered at the County Su pervisor’s ottice. Barnwell, on the sec ond Moml&y.iu March next.^ All per sons objecting to granting the prayer of said petition should present their objection*, at or before that date. If there be no objection and right of way be given the petition «ill be granted. W. 7. CAVE, 8up«yfU0r. All holder*,, of claims against the county will take notice that they must comply with the following require ment* of the law l>efore their claims omt he approved and ordered paid by the County Board of Comm is-loners: 1st. Aooo.mt* must be itemized. 2nd. ’i hey must he sworn tp Iwfore a Notary I bl o Trial Justice or Chair man of a To nship Board. 34. Al te ' init* for work on road*, or, bridge*- i material for same most, in addition, be approved by the member of the Township Board in whose territory It i* located. 4rh. Claims for salary a* ovT*eers and for lumber supplied must be made out separately. By ordef of the Board, W. T. CAVE, County Sui^rvlsor. 94 Styles, nediutn Short Lengths. Best Me tert*!s. peatherbone Corset C —- Sol* UasuicLClurtrs. _L KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. KOR SALE BY . Jtf£S. poiifilfj BARNWELL, B. Ca who altfb offer* the fammi* R. & G. CORSET. , A new stock of Millinery and Good* just received, which will b, verv near first For hargai beautiful gobds call on MRS. MOL A x*i/ /iEWHOME, ** **•• aorwiH***. 4TU*T»«*. Irr.u,^* 0 - F OBL5AU. J Y, D. B. WILLIAMS, BLACK.Vli.LI, S. C M UhcAp for G’ash, on the Insta Plan or in exchange for old mm AI*o a full srnc» oil*, nee<|le* a taclmients for any and all maclr popular price* at my Central : Depot In Mr. Q. D. U. Lange s st R. it. Avemm, Btack vUle, S. 0. Repair* of all kind* of Sewii chine* made promptly and pc and satisfaction in work and guaranteed.' Will attend call* in the com Aiken, Barnwell and Orangebur tified by postal card. D. B. W11.LI A' feb21 .. Blacky Hie, New Model Gives ncrcoci •ttti Cor rea i TAiTELESS (S JUST AS CCOD FSH ADULTS. WARRAWtm. PRiC£50cts. G Al.ATIA, Irzs.. Nov. g, IS83. r»rio Madidoc Ce„ L(. ! flata, Mo. Gontloracri:—IVo t', ! d list ynar. WO bottles of* CROVn-S TASTKI.KSS CHILI. TONIC imd h!>r« (lure cros*already th.t yo.-r. In *11 ourt.i- per,fine <■( ll ycnni. In tbe dnu; bUHlneiis, hnro DevcruoMun anir’l"»li«lg:ir<rrv.c:) tmiversulsail*. iacuoa as your Tome. Vounlrulr. A i!.')'Y. C AItH A CO. —ForlSalc P.v— N. BUKCKIIALTER. C. PIPE I LSfej Accident, ix e. LIGHTNING, aND- LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. —At Lowest Rates In— Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co. -OFFICES AT— THE BANK OE BARNWELL —And— Wm. McNAB’S STORE - apr 20 Lands For Bent AmTSafe" 17,000 acres in Barnwell Co, 5,000 acres in Aiken Co, also a few smalMarms in Colleton and Sumter Counties. Par ties desiring to buy on good term* (small cash payment and balance on 5 year* time) or to’ rent; will do well to call on, or rite. BATES* SIMMS. _ BaruweP '‘.C.* *4 styiw- nedium Long, Short Length* Beat M» terUU Featherbone Corsel Sola Maouiacturcra, KALAMAZOO, MICMICAl ron salc ov WILLIAM MORRIS! BI.ACKVILLE. S. C. Dealer In Dry and Dre*s Go< tlons. Shoes, Millinery and Merchandise K y y y y y y W V 1 ► > > \ \ .► > > > > > > > > Our line of School Furniltir Supplies is tbe most nearly plete ever offered by a single IVe can furnish and equip a s throughout belter and more c ly than anyone ehe^ ^ IVrite for particulars. We want.n «*p»ricnc«l nffnt tn county. Gpod op-fling for . r® 4 * Writ* for term* end mention this m ANDREW SCHOOL FURNISI COMP AH 45 Fifth At NEW VOI kAA A A Adfcr Filing Count; Clai Notice la given that at the meeting of the County Boari] mlasioners held on April 1st tlon was adopted requirin against the county to be I day* before the quarterly naf the Board in order that the passed upon by th- Board. Holder#of aueh claims will member that If they do not fll provided In shI(I resolution ll w ill be unabl<to'nct upon i l the following quarterly meetl muiiths later? 2 W.T.C County Sup