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9 \ r-K ls% .1 n i ■ ■ sat* tu.. The’ Barnwell Peoole. m V. HOLMES, Editor I Prcp'r. LARWEST TOUXTY f IRCCLATION. « ——- THlTRSnAY, FEB1U:ARV W, 181W. WmII Street propTi( > T«i s;iy UiHL iui ntlier panic bon ml to I'niijo »ooir,' ’I'hcy expect it bcciiufe K(iberitij>; up time •hveys follow), such wild pppunlri lion Ho ha* prevailed up North ami on AVeat for the la*t .V^» r " r *<>• . The South-la caatr hardened nttd cort- >equently ealiw- and ^serene'. ~fler peo ple have more aen.e and better Hcnat now than at any time aitice the war. THAN VREVEN HON HKTTKK (IKK. 'J'he city cnunoirof Sumpter haa com pelled all flio children attending t^)e public achoola to be vaccinated. The ♦onall pox has tfrown. to epidemic di- tnepsiona lu-that ('ounty, and the two sbmtor* In charge of the light against it have not succeeded in checking H* spread and it is in a good way to over run adjoining counties. IIAKOTIMIvS IN OKOKOIA. Last year’s peach crop fn Georgia was valued «t a million dollars. Gar load after car UwuGof Ghat llncst of all fruits was shipped North and good profits realised. State, Entomologist >*ooit of Atlanta says that the crop for this year has been utterly destroyed by the freezing weather and that the trees will not hear for probably three years to come. The truck and vegetable jfarmer* In that State are also In 1i de plorable condition. Their early crop* liave been completely destroyed, and •nany of tbem lack means for making Miiotlier start. The express and rail road companies will give shed to those unable to buy. ly one passed, lip- Areher fifll, which provides that when one fourilt of the i|ua)illed sot^fa ol a county petition f< r the e*tabllshuiei)t.x»r f for the rmtoval of a dispensary the e«»u«tv so|>ervl«or shall ortler sn election to l*e held with in i\ days, and the jlhiJorUJ Vote •hall <lrcid« the question voted on.,! 'ri»e Itamwell and Ilamherg .ilelega ti ms have been constatit in ••’lose att u danei upon their duties,:.abd for -that d is( rve the well done of their home pimple, They h'ave sact ifteeiTTheir |ier* ► ynal business to the *cr\ ice of the pen- pie as eoinplercly'a* any public 'SBrv- ants'wo have ever known. ■"^ohn Temple Graves, the most -ehv^ quent living (Jeorgian, with both tongue and pen, has Returned frdrn a lecture tour through the North West, and reports that front Indiana to Col orado President McKinley is tiie idol of the people and has their complete*! confidence and affection,* while the cause of free sliver is in dellnite eclipse and W.J. Bryan is far from perihelion. Doliar whowtmade the fhange. A couple of years ago when wheat was.at) sients a bushel and hard times were ev erywhere these people were al in favor of free silver and \V. J. Bryan. But when their staple crop brings a" dollar In gold they are in favor of the, single standard and William McKinley. Good*crops in other grain growing countries and low prices at home w ill come again and then the pendulum .vill •awing towards Democracy- THE HAUNTED WHITE IfOl SE, t^ince tiie days of l.incolu and Grant the Presidents of the United Mates liave hedged themselves about with ev er increasing dignity. They have been too high and mighty to he intervlewrd like ordinary politicians, or to make volunteer speeches as average oilier hunters are glad to do. Vet, whenev er one Is uneasy in tnitukpr uncertain as to the temper of the people, some big junket is arranged to give him the op portunity to plav his trump cards Be fore an admiring public \\ irb- tiiat deliberate purpose the Home .Market t’lub of Boston' harqnetted President McKinley on Tliur-day evening. - In that congenial presence lie broke the painful silence tliaf be had kept while the peace treaty was under diseu*«ion. and delivered an address that mu ' * - 1 : G EOKGIA < OUKK.-sPt l.VDKXC Ky Kditou Pkopi k: I.^tould but nojhWetyoHr article— School DissatisfacTTou—in your L-tsL i*- sue., n-; . ' , ' NoStafaJs waruyer,over the, subject than Georgia. No subject appeals to hie so strongly ms thaVot eslucntuiii. Why Tts tnioj can'ngit say, except for the fjict that ',r keenly feel the neglect' of early train ing in. tills respect. Perhaps this neg l< , ct was uinvoidalde. Auyl wliifo I ha\c seen tii> expression in Tiik Pko- ci.k froui the wofthy teachers of Ityrn -^elf cputity—m'y Tbyir old liomc, l_oui. ipit tliiuk that they.are giving no con sideration to this ail-imporiani ques tion. , rj'liefe is no question which should receive more at,leiit.lotyftt>m> tiie legislative bodies of our Mates, ami let s uiie of them a«-,t upon it with the greatest indifference, ^ The aetions of. bur law-makers, es pecially jn Georgia, jjMtiy deserve the anathema* ol a i outrag- d people.’ -Our State appropriated in ''.IS yl,(i(/t),(HHl be *ide tiro revenue from thcv-t'trfte rail road. For ’!){» it was lult" to f^bo,flirt) By making the out^ they reduce the session two mouths. Shame on tiie legislature, for when they reduced Lht common' school fund, they increased the appropriation* to Mate svlioois, and i,bus in niany cases helped to 'perpet uate a standard ol mofality at w hicli our parents would blush And thisa'p- plie* nvbiher States lIj.W)'Georgia. . As for myself, I aui opposed to such large donations to State coflcgf'A which., a* a rule, benrtit the wealthier classes; W e need educated poor people, but so long as the treasury is drained to support StMti institutions. Just so long will w.e liave ignorant plow imys. VVhat per cent of renters and shajs- crop | ie ra send their hoys to col lego Mitall iioleed ! ’i'istrne t(iitlbii la fi-ee imt Lherc i* tiie iin-iilental 'expense to ■meet—a big itetu to the cias.*i‘s men tioned. These incidentals count noth ing wheb the bov ytr girl can attciiif seliool at home. I say, they should re- ceivc tiie greatest benellt from ti,e v A'yUi ^ mon scliools, and tlii*ean only be ac* compii^lied hv leilgilicning the teiius and paying li\ing salaries to teachers. There Is mon* capital iuve*tod in lliis enterprise tbnti in any other—tlie Iu- ture of our 'children—and it .'s'folly to Beware of little sins. Mosquitos drink moie bl oJ than lions. The mon can’t control himself generally wants to boss the most. An old colored man on the 1’ee J[)ee aallcd dowii tio ralibits during tiie freeze and freshet and will not have to ■give a lien this year. The' coM wave caused losses to the fruit frowersrffatttB raiser*, coirce and .tobacco growers ol Mexico amounting to nine million dollatfi. V ' : givc tlui sulijcct only passing niulce-. . ,. I *cau not ngrce'witli tin* cdiiifiiat"-nauseati"g Ionic* 1 rii-v w.h.e.n...il-jciLXiL—.rithy.. ve.rv silence 'Kith S lIe ''V t; ^■ Unrckhalfer. wldcii tim• people arc brooding uvVr and considering it, shows its depth of determination <tc.” • Some one. has said, ‘•the heart speaks ijiost wlieti tip* lips, move not,’'* loit-tlji* 11eygr a| to a people outrage'd by a miserable school system. A conviction i* less until acted upon. I,et tile Speak. TcN i|,oil ^op I, I y. oi |- seimuives k*mw bhat tluir con tit- n'ents want. <> ganize tfrnrtoTitv assoT ci itiens having as tlieir ol>j*'cl a better school system. May a change soon conic for the bet- ter, Meanw 11 i lef le t.«Ulc Ji!aeJicr<. speak out on this question, for if •any one ought to be toterestedS they slimibl. I.et the legis'rttuijj. miacase sehoid funds and have eotirpeteot teacUers to eonduet in*titutjofis, for their value can not well be calculated. May our common school* soon lie eome'vor/iiucoinmon. , Kc-p.Ttfiilfv, IV. lianiinie Dunbar, J-Ja., 1'eh. isih All. rilK (ON FED KB A IK BEG MOV. To the ('.mfcdiTate Veterans and < iti- zens of Bamwe.lt t omit s : ■t have delighted, were any of them pres ent, the spirits of the,, pilgrim fathers, whose policy hi landing on Plymouth }l»ck, to first “fall on their knees and next on the aborigines” is being follow ed by the government In its operations fn and against tiie recent dependencies Nrreste*! from Spa ip. We give the Freaident’s speech explaining and vin dtcMtlng his policy in full on our tnurtli page. Tiik Pkocok’s tea ten can form their own opinions; -Our judgment is so condemnatory that we shall keep most of it to ourself, especially ns it appear* between the lilt s Unit the President’s conscience is. as well it may be, sorely troubled and that lie is trying to ease its reproaches by far feJehed imagining as to the purposes of A’lovidence. THE I.EGlSI.A IT BE A's we predicted last week tiie Senate «greed to the House resolutiifn fixing Tneathi.v, 21st inst ps tiie day for final adjournment. i . Bs«., as we did not foresee, the Senate on Saturday lecalled tiie residution. for the reason that it was uncertain whether the work of the session could be safely completed bf«>tl<kt data. - Since early In tlw) serfwoii Governor Xllerbe has been CMitlnod to the Exec- ntive mansion. An attack ot grip was ^followed t»y acute tuberculosis, accom panied by considerablefever,and while no I in rued I ate fears are entertained it will be some time before be w ill be able to quit his room. Under these eirciim- srtiMiees he lui* been able lo look- alter only matters of routine, and it will be neceawtry for the legislature to remain IH tesMon-until after the anpply ami appropriation bills receive executive apnro a , av in case of ad t be fore all that w?rk of th'! .’onId stome to naught if the Governor’s iil- nes* should resttlt fatally before, he np-. prove* those absolutely necessarv meas- vice ITie reunion of the United (VmfedeTC ate Veferaiisof the Kontbern Stanry wiU_coriveiip rh ('trarhjibHi jm M.[$ tfn' Itilh. and will be in four days, jit order th it we may le* alilc to enter tain tbein we are a.sseaaed bacon, lion/, meal, grit*, butter, potatoes am 1 have been app dutiut-a.. mcuylter of tiie egecuti ve com mil tee,-to s dirk sub ’kcriptiuns trout tin* people of Bartrw-ell ('aunty, it. Ii.as never been mv pleas ure to engage in S*» nnire mcriturioos work, a work that.sltould appeal to t v erv citizen, and through a deep sense of duly sboiiid feel lionnd to respond ; and it makes tio difference how small your eimfribu!ion* may fn', they will he apiireciafed by those \vho-a>. rank* are last giviog.ir\vav, atuia few* mom- etatrj*ull tbarwill bte koow n —of—-fftm ( a in ft derate Soldier witibo tvcordcM in history, '1 luTyforp, i make this hist anpeal for tiie old ('oufeUerate soldiers tbat'will ever be tirade to the people ol old Barnwell again: for in tiie - cour.-e ol luimah event* it is safe to say that betore aii'itlicr reunion icaclies Smtli Garol-ina in its t rn we witi itave HiV crossed over the river and will rest it - tier the shade ol tin**trees with .1 aek-on ami I.ee on the'other siili*. .Sons and daughters of old i.a ttwell, help u*! by I giving a bam, dVv/en eggs, prfundLof j butler, meal, grits, (lour, |K>tatqes, or prpythjng yen may have to spare in the w ay of feeding the old veterans, or;r «iihseripti?»n in tuou'ey. T iie I’kofir.Vj and Sentinel have kindly agreed to ptddisii the list of contributor* each week. I do not ask you to lij'iug what ever you may cnntrihnte to Barnwe }, hut any rlottatrmi von may tnake. it* stated aliove, a coiiHiikieeman w ill call let your home and eollecT it, -tint* sav ing yon rrouide and time, l>el ween tin* first'ahd eight davsof May. Only give I Subscription* in <'liaileston for en- lertai,niiieiit e.f the Gobfedi'rate Veter an* ip May amount to seven tliouaaiid dollars, and eonUnue to coine in. At the general coni ell of the S'liitli- ;rn IVooilmmi of the ,World, held at Mobile, All*., !a«t, week, Tl was decideti to meet in ( tuirleston next year at a l.inie to lie fixed later ou. The AlaJiama I,egi»latnre Iras passed fi dispensary hew for fifteen cosmties There are in addition 22 prohihiti'Nh counties' and .'lUin wbicb iiquur»« are. sold in the old fashh/Ued'way. A"meeting wa* held in Anderson on Tuesday to arrange f.>r tlu* survey' of lby Blic-k Iliaumful tbripiglv tlri* State- 1 vKviT.y tow tt along tiie line is asked to .lodge Bern t srntc need .Gifford Sido- mons, (lie K» year old lad who killed bis father, to seven year* In the Peni tentiary at siteh ‘T.ibnr as bis health, strength 'and age w ill permit iiim to perform,” — . / ■ ' • The six ‘days hicycle race in San Francisco ended at ip;B>, on Sartirday ■ night, M!) miiiutes nliead of time, A r niHd d"zen rode to I hell nisli. Miller, ♦die winner, made tiie record breaking sei r-j of 2,1112 miles. In several counties iff the upper part, of t e Stale Confederate veterans are making up eoinpaifie* to attend the rr- uiitoy in Gbai b - on in May. Tto-v Will wear tlye gray uniform* tiiat they h;ue kept since tije'<var. We leirmfnun our exelmriges tint, at least a . dozen p r.»ous were reporieyr a<' frozen to dnith in this Mate last week, siuue at the foot, of the nioi+n_ tayrs lend, ot Iter-,on [ ii ; _st a t-lands. over |;(*jl<ilgence 1n liquor was respon sible in several case*. , 0- Dr Foster; of tiie HealHi nruir-l'tif Augii'la, cohipl.iiu* to Governor Cand- lei*i)l Georgia that small jd'J i* prexa b-nt niialnng tirr Charleston and West / eru C irolina. Bailw.-ry from C itiiwooif TrrltolThfns,-and tli ifc 1 }>eopie from the Intended territory are vr-iiing Augusta, and thaA there I* greaG danger of intro- dut ing ibe disca-i into ;leu. city, - n6 cuke-.no pay: -That is the way all dnfggisf* sell Gtoi.vk'k. Tasti:i.kss < Tiii.i Toxtc for ( liilis and Malaria. It. i< simply-hrmi aTid tpiiuiye in a lastele-* form. < liild- it, AjIuiis prefer it to bitt -r, iOc For THE KIDNEY CCfMFLEXION. The pale, siiiow^ sunken-cfieeked dfstres*«d-look*ng people you so often meet are afflicted with ‘Mvidney Com plexion.” Their kidney* arctnrnlng to a' pars nip color. So is tltelr coipplexhHt. 'i bev may al-o have indigestion, or suffer from sleeple*sne>s. rheumatism^ iietlralgia, brain trouble^ nervous ex liaustiou and sometime* the heart acts bndfv. The cause if , .weak, iir.hoaltliy kid- fwrr—^■. - / v Usually the sufferer from kidney dis ease’dyes hot. find out what the trouble i* until it i* almost too late, because flic first jWmp.nm* arc so like mild sicknes* that they do not think they need a medicine or a doctor until they •find themselves sick In.he'd. Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot K ill huihl uj) and fctrcnglhco-their'w uak and dis- eirseiT kltfuey*, pnrifv -their Trttweased, kidiiev-poisoned blood, dear their corn plexlott and soon Hicr will enjAy byitet health. , N un can 1 get the regular sizes at tiie drug store; at fifty cent* and one dol lar. or you may first prove for .ioursell the worrdferfii! vlutm * of this great di* novety, Swamp-Boot, by sending your address t.<* IG*. Kilmer A Co.-, Bpi'gbam- tou-.-N. ,V-.; for 1 -« s.hii(rte h-*trh‘ a rni- at book tliyt tell* you all about it, b-nb sent alisblutdy free iiy mail. When writiug kindly iiiuJiipn tli.it \ on read thi* liberal offer in the Baknwki.i. 1‘r.o- 1*1.K- . * ♦ ♦ • Tiie ebld wa ye ilqi but. little perma- tienC •Jamage in tire Florida 'orange belt. ' ' . ‘ ' • . . . V . ■ . . • -' M. Felix F'anre, President of France,- d'ed <iii .Thursday night of apoplexy, alter.an I Mile'S* of thfee.hottrs. r ■ On Thursday the War Department b morabty diseharged M ijor General M, C. Btttier from Uncle Sam’s, ser- v iee. Notice oi Final SelHemcnt. Nortec is hereby given that the hn- dersignedwill tila Iris tiiial aeeoiintv with J . K. Strelhog j Fh-qdmijee. of • Probate, On Saturday, g.itbdav of Eeb- iHary, ISliO, as Guardian of the Kstfte • of Lila E. (Tiitty find ask for letter# distuisiory, r , J. S, MeCi.ENDON, ti . ~ Acting Guardifin., V ‘ ■ * —-- . ' ' Notice to Debtors and Creditors. AH persons having el.aim* against the Estate of El za i». KirklHtid. tie- erased, will pro sent the same to me at once, properly proven, and all persons owlfig.the said O.-tate will make pay ment to me at once, or to Robert Ai d-rich K*q., Attorney-,- -Barn-well; S. ( It. ('. Kirkland; AdmTnTscrator, i • Ulmer, S. C. Notice To Debtors ; , And Creditors. Ait persons having elairlts against the Estate orObed C. Cain, deceased, will present the same to me properly proven, and a^l per-onv-mytug said es tate wi'il make'pay incut to nre at once, or to IF, F. Bilist,. Esq., her attorney, iMackville, Si. C. Mrs. Lula A./Cain, Administratrix. Jan !>th, 1*80.- - Aiken, S. 0. -e . fell love The Filipi|ww are going in for a gue rilla war iufaiu*t fill American soldi u -, I it t Ik* open I luj-y Tatid' ae; »liow i u-g »ewey’s ships and Oti,-’* nia*- eliine guns, iiur in tiie ftihgles they ate w oi i >atJumitva-MLe-tm jmdn.bly -continue tin* people war teM-year*,* - "' , - Alnun. ibe muMb' of ii.’Xt inonlli five thousand addtrion iI A meric!i;i troops \nd several gun boats w ili reach Ma- ntlla. and'opera!ifuis w iM im pusin il The Filtinno-, are reiiorud short of am- tiHini 1 . ion and provMoits. . ^]\IASTEir8 SALE. I'llK !s'i V I K or Sot Ttl CaHOLIN A,) 1 COI’NTV OK BaKNW Kl.l,. f lx 'JTik.(, (H nr arK < (cmmon Pmcas. . ? ' • l ■i. Allen Toliin as Receiver ot the Hoatlienj Mutual Building and, F.oai. As-ociation of A tjanta, Ca.,~Piaintrff, against . » . • F. C. Bu/ler, Defendant. JriKixrKxy or Fouru LoarttK and S.u.r. _,BY \T U IT'E of a (lecietal order to me direl ted in.tire above entitled cause, 1 wTilsellat till ru we 11 in front of file Court lions-, on Monday tiie six 111 day of, Mareh. 1S88; it tiinng s ileday in said nioiitli, within the legal hours of sale, to the, highest lild ler, tiie iollow- ing desei ihed real prorierty, to wit: A11/tluithiT(Tf parcel of land situate in th/-.saul County, in.t.hb town t»f -BanfweM, bounded on tt)(> North l>v a s'rtxff. fdrty feet wide, separating said lot !iorn.lands of '! rs M.C. Woodw ard nullkiio w u a - ^>a w Street iind r- ingiffd lef t (>n said siwyef. on the East by jot NT*. 1, sohUoar tlig.-ame day and cotiAeyed to. A, 1'. Uoodwan| and iiwyoniring 217 feet on said bd, oji tin- ->011111 by Esther Mreet, measqriqg. le Tiie Boa rd A n'ditor’s equalizing • J> memhets rff tiie To'ensi.lp of A»*e**nrs will nryi't. a*, the -Cbv . _ -I year F, i-ler fr-il npi l) Hie h t’l cf April. Tlri* year-it. will fall upon-the 2«l—earlier than for (1 ,e veal's In (Ssii h felj upon the 27(th—the ia.tr-t it- ever eomes. \nd, tlr* will not o enj’ fijrain uiftil Mfi:i. ^s the (hue of Easier i- lix-'il hy ealcntating tho lir-i foil mooji after tle> 22d ot M ireTi. tin- fe*tf. Vil mu neeur a- early a* the gdf <d leet on -a d -irvet and oh the- W lot No :i. sold on tiie s.-i ine (lav ai ■veu'd io B. A.'"Ellis, rtte dot inuch> mortgaged le-nig Lbt No. 2. a- per plat Uiaife bv G. M. GTreno}.-surveyor, and i/eeiirded. in Book (ilO. Page 2x Term-, Cash, Purchaser -to pat for and iia* aetna Iv dZHe -o. In fell dpoii tin* date ami also in a i. jfnd; in in';: if w iff tie L je-jt- isj'l Ka-ter eam'e upon Uie 2'fth M Iivh J7s> it iNUl, I*, ed. I n of Mareh, which proved to b > (lie eold- y-t .ynd most inclement day of tiie w it - ter. . r^‘ • -so-siw? CI;I1”S B.VYAGES lionMED. Sd miieli misery and so many ihrttl.* 1l.IV.t-* lieell e fused llV I he"G 1'jp, .that ev erv one sirotHd k iiow .w li'a't a w onder,fui' -remedy for ibi« maladv i* found iii ler. Di»eovi rv. liiat. dis're»s. ing stubborn (‘ougb liiat ijjfiames your tliroat; roll* yttu of s'eep", waak n- voati system and paves_tIn! way iTr ( m- sumpfion 1 • qnie iy stiqnnd bv tai- neiti !ile»* enre.' If- VOU liave chi I* ami fever, pain in the liaek' of the head, soreiir-s in hone- a'nd ii)"ser-*.' * are throat and that congli tiiat gri|i< vour ■t-’iamardike a vice, yon ngod l>r. I\ing'- Now Discoyerv to cure yoifT’Grip, and p-i-eeeiTt ilrefimonhr or ('<in*trmptiTin. Price SO ct.-; amJTI tu. M*»ner baelsTf .arot tuiriiid. A trial I .att.h> Gao* al th- Dmg-f'tores nt .1. (-Creech atuh ('. N . New paoer's and revemte -tamps. * A. lion aBD PA 1 i EB-O.V,- V a•;or. Master’s Otlice, Feliy. lth;~lsWU - ; - - • s . AIAS^EILS SALL. UMTIvD S I'A i'ES (T RC-U IT COURT; ITik I'mtkd me oil lx iiik Ciit- A MKitu ». I Ms run i ok.) (. ; n c h-k i , Sot in ( ahouna, ( In Eqynv. Fot kT n ( tttfei 11, i- The i 'nion Jlortgage Banl-jtfg' iiinj T’cmst,Company, Limited, C .mplaiii ant*. . against Ali n .1 M etflhiCshee. F’. W. Dnuton anil W ityTt'tinedy, Defeinlants. Pursuant to the dudgmeTrt ai d- or- di isol th Coin;t aVnies.ild.'made in fin ahove t-iilitle.lTaiis'e and dated at t 'li n - le« on on I be l.Yth div of April. 1 >; ig. .and the 1 itli day of danuat v. 1 and b-.- tJ V ID llitrekhalter . - A - y -r y*— ’ — Money To Loan. yS ' ■ -2- , On firming lands, easy pivments. No commis-ion* charged. Borrower pav* actual .cost of perfecting loan. Interest, s.por rent. dOHN B. 1’Af.MER A SON, ' Coiiimtihr, S C, KOBT. ALDRICH. Atl’y., Barnwell, S. C\- Feb. 2,—Si. . I prevalent Li».several-(■ohirties’ in Geor gia.' He say*: Smail nox ‘hat I btive found tbi* time in Genrgi t is very* mild. Many liave it in this inkld tvpe Htid don’t know what i* the nlatter r -a v.-. tires, aud ati extra session would have do be held. , / - " Most of the'important measures in- lured have been eopti nued to the i*«xt sesidan. iTiat wa* right. Dot ing the year the legislators will liave timed with to glv#mure tfarefnI attention tham they stould during the hnrly btH-ly ol dnily «tJha(e- III* far easier to make thlm to •are mistake*, and while TMV»e w ho -cherhdied gyeatexpectathms ivre for the' time disappointed the getterd public Will he cotitent to W'alt. PrtdniWy vxe will be able to give a Hat of lire more tauiqrtant #c r # next week. 'people stay closer togetlirr Teu WHi were conaidered during the I weather and live in In.nrggs aea’bHi rklaling to the di«pcniuy’. Alai jeKsccr rhan in f-uuuuyg, r “ is rSycimore, S. ('., Fejiy, 7th, isb'i. The Co-parmerahlp. heretofo'rc. exist ed-bi-fw een Jacob A, l.iglHsey nml .lohn A. I.iglifscy, Dealers in General , M»*r- ebatidise and Cotton Buyers under the lirm, name of .1 a ebb'A. i ightyy A Cc> , Inis be‘ti dissolved hy nintiial consent. I lie hiisim s* w II now be continued bv •Joiin A. I.iglit»ey on his own. aci'onut. who will pav all debts duo by and col- I ct all amottuts owing to rb<* late firm. •J. A. Lightsey. Tilt, STATE OF SOETH CAROU.M. cm NTV O K* IIA It IV KI, I,. IN TIT K. flltutr OK I’KtlB A TK. Ly.>1 • K. .Siielljyrg, iisij . .lodge of Prtf- „ bate in Barnwell County. M IIJ’.REAS Jobf. Gouge n|ip!i< for L^tret's ul Adminutcation on tin* Estate of Mts'r E. ( .'i1 es,,dtH*caset 1 , •fliese-arc, f.ljeielqrc.T pjj'ite arid a< ninnish aiT'ftnd -i' g'ytofrlLtW ’kiedfed and creditors of thea>:iii| decea**^}, fn be ami appear bpKire'mejaChCmH«-ol pro bat- fm t.be>atd ciprttty, to be hidden at. BarmveH c. H.oh Tfeflrsdav , jJkA '.ith , <i^y of .Maicii. 1>:>, at fj o'clock a. wtili them; I wriuld prefer tlrtkfe.jhe'e’pi to shoyv can,-. ij>ny,"w hy the sajd tV|ie be a little nipre JiialignaMt a* ft^ aijminisi ratcoi' -honl.! n< t. (a* grunted, would then make tiie pftHept si.-k (Oven iimi.-r mv ban,1 and the seal of enongli to go to lied mulw^ eouhi the Conir fide iFiit dav .«ampojit the epidemic easier. Ai l) TMiffrand lit the one hundred ah I The disease h# everywhere throngh- twenty-thirrd \eaiof the Sovereignty put t.te l riited .States^, It is just as and IpdrpCnbenee «d the United .stafes prevalent in summer a* \, t winter. We .of America hear of more in Winter because the people stay closer togctlier in cold ii* something i* all wc ask; and on'-lic- b ilt of the obi Confederates in Barn well Co inly. I w ill say it eur appeal to you does not, meet .-i bear tv response, we w ill he sadly disappointed. Then bt me beseech you not to wait hot send your name, post office address, and towi ship amLltje amount you w ill give u* on a postal card, and wo '.VUCae- knoWledge receipt of same in the Barn well papers of the same week. - FRANK li.CREIh II. Executive Committeeman. Post Office A ddre-.*, Barn Wc 11 S. C. Dr. C. p. Wertenbaker, surgepii^ of the l' id ted States Marine Hospiut Ser- * has ffivosiig.ited tin* smail pox 3. K. SN EL LING, Probate JoiUpt ii. ( . tlrat rrgLPtiJ'ii-iK I in I.ik BAHNni;ii. February 2-IJ, Tt8‘J /e-SO-. V- * . X ’’ V .... .Virtue, of tip* authority thcic no' '# * '*.■ * I, I will offer for »/Ee at pu bl jc anetion before tiie Court House at Bainweli, in the (.'ounty of BarnweM and DisTrit'T aforo.*^li|. on li.e ti si '-fon- day in Match 1 '•TO. the -anic be||ig tin •Ubi day of tlic.iipmlli, withiii the l>*ga! iu’uirs of «..le upon tiie term* below iiamed, tin following dvw h-d B • a Es’ate, •ormerlv in the po»-e»-ion ot TCTTen J. WeatUepsIne; Ivirrgin tlp- t'oiitity of BaTiiwell amL-tate ot . v >oulIi ■ [jit a. tft wit : •- *i E 'Ihe bn fn-the Tuwrr erf -Wi 1 lisfrin. -witiK+be Hoti-r thereon know n a* the Wcathersliee Hnb-l. h.iumb ,1 Noiih by latnLcJbrmerly owned' hv W. W. Gtaham; Soiuli hy flipsoutli' Carolina Railroad. East bv lot ot I re. f lhster cm tit and UC-t by \. dvWcatliri *fieo (•otitairiliig (our and om Jialf, acre-', ui ra or le-s, alid fiuincriy known a* the 'H a Her Lot;” ' , 2 Two Hundied and Forty a--fes. more or less, known a* tiie "Wall I’laee.” Iiopoil'd by lands cfr.laii'ies Si mons. \\ . VYTlIallcy. Mrs. Wifbuis und Estate of Jacob Holman J. (Jikv Hundred and Fifty acres, more dr Jess, known as tbc ''Bonapai fe I’laee.” honudeil hy lands of Cviirhla J overs Allen Hair.ETtza Jiiwers, TVii- son Hair, Martha Best and Janie# Pee^ pies. 1 Four Hunilred acres, tnnrn nr less, km wn -a* the '‘John Wraflieisbee Piilce,” bounded by land* t f the Estate ♦if VV . I' RUetop, J. W. Woodward, Es tate of Mims, land* of Fairniouiit Man- ttfaetring Co., Bryant VVeatliershtte and -others. - !>.. Five Hundred acres, mbro nr les’s, known a’» the ‘‘Toole Place,” lieing two trae»*—one tract containiiig three him dred acre*, more or le**, boimded North by T. F. S. Weatliersliee. Ka*tJ*y J. G. Smith and tlu!. Hbinesteftd place of L. ,B. ToohV, S.intli hy Bryant Weatliers- bee and West, hy A. M. TVeitrhersliee; ;tnd the other tract known a* the “Lot Place,” coinahiiug Two Humlied acres more or lc*«, boim led North bv J G. Smith and thb lands c,f l„ .15. Tooh . Ea*t by Mrs. IndJa J. Miller. South by_ Bnmnt AVeallier«li »e and West by the ‘‘Homestead place” of L. B. Toole. Eight Ifnndred and Seven acres, more [ or less, l.-ei ,g tiie two tract* kiimyrt ats the ‘‘Goo-c Pond” ami ‘.'Jack fA-niey” plaei.'s.'bbnn.led by tarn!* Of ie >uitlIt Carolina RajlrOad Co., J. M, Ash lev. Sy N. (ireen, W.. It. Eavei; A. M. Upoiit.rfe and others, being orlgitmL lym part of thb Estate lands ot Jushna Ashley* i erms of Sah- : —Gne-liaif Cash, tlw : lialattee in one year, with inlen—t from elrruary^ date of sale, tmpalu purchase money 9o 1 1 * be -ecured bv a bond of the. pnrcliaser . and mortgage of the premises sold j ibjrehascr to bayo privilege of paving ! all cH'sh. I’uirhawr to pay Master for jiapers. HAL(O’P'l P; C i’Kot r.K Special Ma-u-r, U. >.( irepif t "ttrE Lofixnhia, s> C., Feby -40)1,1STJ. olliei' ti'f t ile p'l I )ii-*e ( f. all personal property Ve turned at the dates given below. Allendale, Bildoek anil Barnwell— Moudav,-. Mareh 2< l ; Bennett Springs, BlackyHle atuf Bull Pond—TMesday, March 21; Fiiur^Mile, Georges Creek, Great Cypress amt Bed Oak—Wednes day, March 22; Kieli'and, IP'seniaiy. syeaniorc. and W iiiiston—'iiiui sday, Manm fl , TbejCounty Roarp of Assessor*.will met t on the 27iIl.oi Mareh. All eonip'iiiiits of oyer assessment must tie laid before that board; and tlnsp having coinphtii t* are herein - potilied to present them at tiie time it.- (Heated. ■.j'bose Town-liip iloards applying for IteMirns to be sent to tiieht must lia\<- them returued to this office by tbc 27li. March. W. ii. Ilunc-an, ( (inn!v Auditor. Just New Home -AND- DOMESTIC ■ Sewing Macliincs.Q —For Casli or cTn I tislaninehts—Qi- in Ex.;liange for Old Machine*.— 4 Jn ndtlition I bjfndle tin* New idecland New Climax—Lower Priced Maclfines Needles, OUs-aiiil Attaelijnents Gr anv -ami all Sewing MftchineC —_ Fir^t class Repairing done at- slforr nbhhjiiT 5 ‘ i - . .Calls mai'e in Atken, Orangeburg and -Barnwell Coon ties, For Prjces or I’articuUra call on or write to me and prompt replies w ill be made . ./ POST OFFICE BUILDING, RAlLROAli AVENUE, ELACKVILLE. S. C. tsept. 20*4in. •' V • ffoyn Glepji Spppgs flows -FOR THE- Stomcch, LiVer, Kiih^eijs, povv'els jk - . v / ' ^ y •// ' / ■ ' ", >* . ar;d pioods „ i They have>tood't'’o4elit of a Cmiturv and are estali'ished beyond qnestio. J-othcr Nature'* best retnedarfur tiie ills tliaj alljict liiiii.aniTy; For Water apply to ' PAUL SIMPSON, Glenn Springs, S. C. Whittle's Suibles. BLACK V I LEE, S. C. ^Lxmj3 —or FiNE MUles, They itre dll right and will lie sniff ai prices that wUrV-nahle .good farTncr bleat 1 ’mdi-ev bn cottmi at even . *5 • five emits a putintl. £&“< mn • quick. •They will • ft stay on the market long. J. D. WHITTLE, BlackyHle, S- C. to tlian not 2 Stivcni & Knowiile Raili'iiiK! Co. r riAi xo. j FN EEFEt-i’M.. J AN i VBY Htefepiftih k TT)U III BUT X D ■ W& MAKE "—~ AmericaR Beauties. F. C. FIRST --UTI. i in! v u m. :{ 5.2 ,> .» . ’ I TO t I i J I » 2b t 2- I- 1 1 27 2 i * 2 21 2 '’..2 2 i; 5.21 <; 02' ?2 !) U - 8 l::. 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A. .1 lel.il.-i1e,' A r I- ti-ii. fo,7 f 2 f ‘J i D r D f. D. D I f v: f r D D. m tv in t: 1 ’,'S i * 1 21 1 It* .7 1 ( IT 12 At • 17 12 A- 0}i 12 -|1 * 1 12 •h p. m n m. 7 <2 12 Iff 7 To 12 1A u 4 12 u:; n i;: ri (. Mi l: Ul 11 18 ! 1 e tl 1 21 71 U ti in j* <2 2b !M 40 2 1 - Iff 20 I TV II «: :ts i j t; ;t* ii 6 18 11 ff 4)7.11 5 i-2 . •> 2 ;ke Iff 18 12 1 li'.' 7 J.40 - iV- • » . ► ii ] 2 Si 2 !o 2 ."0 7 7TT 7 Ttii 7 TH - fh 7 W.J ti 2S ti .70 (i 12 u ,20 2:1 40 :o 21 .27 II II- 47JO 2S 77 10 4.Y 22 III 25 2ji lo ;ttt 0- 10 20 7 20 7 :vi 7 .'II 7 '2*> 7 n 7 off (i ;2,S (i .20 t; 45 irk' i ii i :v. t .:u I 18 4 08 4 01 » 50 -7 .20 I. U FU’AEER,”'" Gen.’ ,Manjiger. J. A. WAJ.KKB, Superintendent LATEST MODELS. Kalamazoo Gobset Co. On Each Box. Mir L(‘Dei‘ mid- Xolo Jh'tuls, En- voloj)os and GeiHM'ul dob Work G-i-v<5 XTs a Trial. • All Work we 11 and promptly done, XX 1 -pr>v ■ r? 1 * . ft SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLD BY ^ P# Wiiliaiyi Morrlsoi)! ‘TV* sU *>V — DKVI.KR IN — Dry f,Ms, Htotions; White r.oo'Js, Sh4»«#i Slippers^niitl Millinery Gouda ^0. a Specialty. BLACKY 1 LEE, Accident LIGHTNING-. — ' .\N’!> — . Live Stock INSURANCE. —At Lowest Rates Jn— Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co ^ nuirklv and in a j —OFFICES AT*— satiA^S^^^-,^ THE BANK Of H/iRNWELL. -onanlc in-.q.le t> iv - nu- a 'i’l-ial. I wili ^ (hi tiie refct. - i - By a professional smith, wlm lias iftid- ied lour vchi's ut -ivt h V'eterinary Spr- geun, a specialty at BIRI’S ELKO SHOPS, where all mipiner of . Waaff—ami.*-1 run IYdrk i* ffuiuj. Ity |ir»t-'eia«* ; workmen with tiie very best material at price* t/j . tit. the tine *, Repair# of Buggies, -Wagons. Gun*, , Pi-fi.ls, A,i-, ,*!■ ni i'le nuirklv and in a , > I r i# r\x vv <»i' L i utm m t?t* in j . J. L ItJt; l. Elko. C. 4" FIRE INSURANCE. P'L Skipper, Attorney-at-Laiv, • BIRNWEL!., S. C., Will aftend faitbjully mid pmninfly i to anv biutm^ijn the UoMris aiid^fiiV -UigpUi.cuj» tuat may be entrusted to him. J '' i. T". i Wo ai» 'aide to give the people Ba i n a cl I ."iiiiy I'clialili- Fire Insu- ran c. I he Fort Wav lie "fn#!:ranee Co . wh'eh WKrepresent. Wa-i--.talilistl- e<l in lN.rt_»and 1# now licensed and do ing business In seventeen Htatea. Con servative ;n its m n age me t ff, we solicit a sliatv.of Hie risktesik-fhe cofrrity,~We‘ ; insnie (,;'i li.iuscs and eoiikeivts. If you arc in need of iusiiraqee'wtUeAtftv J. c, Smith it ^o ,Gen. Agent*, Barms cli, C. 1L,JS. Ce 4-.- -