The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 15, 1891, Image 2

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riW : r ■ •< Barnwell People.,LAIJ JNO. W. HOLMES, K f»ITOB AXD rxor&irroft. LARGK'I .count* (ilROUl ATION .THURSDAY, JAXITART15,1801. BankerR In X^rtbern centres and slso In Earopo *»y thnt the pione? msrket, which has bwen tlghflo toivf. Is petting • easier and will onnllnue-to Improve. U - Is high time that Ushould sober up and turn over the new vear l«af There Is more cotton and less money In the country now than there has been, at this time In a long while. The moral |» that the farmers should sec to it that conditions should be Changed next win ter and more money and less cotton should be the situation. A drop letter describing an old Tlrhc frolic on last Friday night is not pub lished, because the writer’s nameJVft* not given. That rule Is never broken with ut We must know the name of the writer, not necessarily for publica tion, but as a guarantee of good faith. JThe Clemson College. In the course of a personal interview with Col. K. W. Simpson, the President of the Board of Trustee^of theCletnson College, he said that it is the purpose of the board to bring the Agricultural Department in more direct contact with the people, and make it a medium of communication with the people, in keeping them posted ^n all matters per taining to agriculture and the experi ments of that nature conducted at the college, and that it will be the aim of this department to hut itself In eloae Adopted *« 11h) County Organ by ty Alliance July:6th, lt«0. M. J. PATE, AaaocuTS Editob, To whom all Commonlcationa on AlHauco Matters should bo addreseed. 09rers of tk« Ceaatj Alllaaea. D. P. Sojourner, Prr^ldcat. * A. F. Free, Vice President. W. S. Marnbertr, SecnuUury. N. F. Kirkland, Tivasurer. W l G Britton, Chaplain. Geo. H. Kirkland, hecturer. M. O. Wall, Steward. * ' W. E. Sodlet, Door Keeper. ..i.. It. It. Harley, Assistant Doorltoeper. B W. Bodlfond, Servant at Arms. M. W. Ptifllipa, BuHlnehs Autcnt. Executive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust." Trade Committee—(1, M. nunter, E. II. Dowllny, ,J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All. Committee on Good of the Order—J. C. Mc Millan, C. M. Eden field, W. T. Cave, J. K. Snelltng, E. B. tineas. IMPORTAICT M EETTN G.”“ A meeting of Sub-Alllmce Trustee Stockholders will be held In the Court Hwsoat Barnwell on Monday, 2d Feb- ruftry, for the transaction of im^ortaut business, A full attendance is desired. Letevary Sub-Alliance be represented. M. W. PHII.LI PS, County Trustee Stockholder. C. ^1; EDEXFl County Exchatige Agent, td Ontalde Opinions. “Representative men of all parties are writing, speaking and being inter viewed concerning the Farmers’ Move ment. 'lost of them believe with ex- Pr sklent Andrew D. White, that‘there Is something far deeper in it than the work of demagogues; that the deepest feeling in it is that t.h« great, rural and MufiTReturns. Sheriff s Safe. Statt pf South CaroHna,) Barnwell County. | Court of Common PUa$* * John F. Mitchell; Plaintiff,against $yl- vanla A. Clayton^ Defendaut. BY, VIRTUE of an order niade In this cause hy Honor »ble James Aldrich 4>n the 26th day pf Xtfvembei^ 1800, I will ■ell At Barnwell Court; House on sales* dafr February 2nd, 1801, within legal hojira of 'tale, a tract of land iq. said County containing about 100 acres, bounded North hy. lands of Jesse J. Clayton, ttoutti by water* of Little Salt- kehatchiu and on all other sides by lands of Ssrah Clayton, Charles Miller and Sarah Miller. Tertbs cash. Purchaser to pay for. papers. J. W. LANCASTER, - Sheriff B. C. January 9th,T8W. ; Master’s Sale, .State or SoiiTn Carolina, Barnwell' County—-In tub Court of Common Plkas. All Kxetutor*, Administrator*. Guar dian* and Trustee* are Hereby notified that they are required by law to make reliirns to the Probate Court of estate* In their hands during the months of W,J/Rogers, *L.A.KNT<>2Sr. H. <7. — ^ ft fc Keepsconsfiantly on hand full llnesof all GENERAL MERCHANDISE adapted to the trhde of both town and country, amt cordially Invites the graxl .UOtihry'and Febrbary of people of Aiken and Barnwell counties The offlee of the Judge of Probate will tnelomlt be open to "receive these retums. Ex ecutors, Administrators, etc., failing to make returns within the time requited by law are subject to a heavy fine and forfeiture of all commissions. J. O. PATTERSON, janlS . Probate Judge ’ Dissolution Notice The Copartnership heretofore exist ing between Hie undersigned, under the firm name of MoNab, Walker & Co., is dissolved this day by the withdrawal of Mr. G. Duncan Bellinger. Wm. McNAB, X. G. VV."WALKER, ^ ~ G DUNCAN BELLINGER. Barnwell, 8. C.. 1st January, 1891. touch with the people hv holding farm-{’agricultural populHtions have been rrs’ Institutes during the summer va cation. * It Is a well known fact that the items of board and tuition is what debars ma ny a poor youth of ability frmrt enter ing college, and it is on this lino that Clemson proposes to offer superior ad vantages to the sons of p<»or men by reason of its handsome Income «f about $70,000, rmt uiWUr xJL which ts raised by taxation, and the handsome real es tate property which it owns, consisting of an immense b<>dy of the finest lands In the Piedmont belt? upon w hieh it is proposed to raise the larger part of the Ut before it can accomplish anything. made to bear an undue share of the bur dens of society.* Thisw* have long he- lleved and set forth in The Christian Advocate eight years ago. While, how ever, there In something deeper in the movement than the work of dema gogues, it affords a peculiar-field for that class of person# The representa tives of every fad or philosophy, re form or deform,linlliiiltedsHver, green- backs inTrfirrTiatloniili/atlon, gohLstpn- dard, single tax, Knights of Labor, will try ro form an alliance w ith the Farm ers’ Movement, and surely tlisintegrato supplies of the mesa ball table and thus furnish hoard to the student* at a mini mum cost, It la thought not to exceed $3 or &4 per month. In addition to this, provsion will be made for students pav a pprt >»*■ InhnHiii! .i i erf tain number of hour*daily In the field, and furthermore it Is pr«» posted do Tecep a large number of sheep, on the farm, from the sale of the wool of which if K proposed to furnish a clothing fund r o unless its leaders prove patriotic, disin- tc res ted and sagaclmis bey. md ordinary .men.”—New York Advocate. We verily believe 1’resldeut White, Dr. Buckley 4nd other f-» r ■!— -ritnr ■ftJirrTMTFn ars ri»ht—‘MheTe Is something far deeper In the Farmers’ Movement than the work of dema gogues.’* And yet many of our editors continue to treat the" movement w ith ridicule andeonremptasthough it Could or disiuteg'ated Emma C. Carter, Plaintiff, against Lewis A. Sense, Harriet Sease, Susan Sense and John D. Scase, Defendants. PARTITION. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause 1 will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House. - on Monday, the second day of February, 1891, it being sale day in said month within the I egaT hour a o f sale, the following described real prop erty : • ^ All thattract of land situate In the said.county and State and containing one hundredand thirty-four (131) acres, more or le,**, bounded by lands of the estate of Jacob Carter, estate of George I Priestcr J f). Copeland and lands of John L. Cothran,’said sale to be made in separate parcels as follow's: Tract Number One containing thirty^ three acres'* Tract Number Two containlngthirty- fourand forty hundredth acres. 'i’rHct Number Three containing thir ty-two acres Tract Number Four containing thir- ty-Lmr and one-twenty-fifth acres. Tcrma ^aah. Purchaser to pay for paper*. . d DUNCAN BELLfNGER, _ janl.Vtd Master B. C. Master’s Sale. Statk ok South Carolina, Barmwkll Count*—In tub Court of Common Plkas. Franklin W aid poor young men in supplying them- beeheekod by a int er selves with clothing. No young man j by * grin. This is neither right,, wise who wishes to acquire a teehuulogical ! nor politic. The mrhier* are proving training will be jarrmitted'to leave the t to he as sagacious as # any class of dti • college without having his education i zens, ami their* patriotism has never developed along other line* w hich go to been called in question Th:tV* the>; make up a well rounded,practical man | have wrong* that need to be righted, no Notwithstanding the fart that the Board is somewhat embarrassed, hy reason of the failure of the Legislature to appropriate the $60,000 asked for to complete the bulbllngsat once. It Is con templated to fill the faculty In June and open the college for -tud« nt« on the first of October, nslng as tins* rooms one denies; rhat they have made mis takes, they themselves admitj that the great maturity of them are honest and sincere in their allegiance to their ••cause,” none can question. It is !»o- coming and right therefore, that patri otic ctigetis of all classes and protes- slons snould ei.m ? together ml unite and dormitories such building* as will ! tb**!r best eiort* for th * go<u! of the then he completed, and er«M5t tha Vnalit building during tke following year. t ol. Simpson also stated t * ua that despite certain puhlicntinns to the eon trary not a single member of the board has received or will receive a single rent as compensation for services rend ered, they being entirely gratuitous, and It is a matter of great surprise that the statement should have been made In certain papers that the Board of Trus tee# had voted to pay the three mem ber* of the Board of font ltd a salary of $3,000 each. There Is not a syllable of truth in the entire statement, as they give their services to the eollesre.—Fr«.iu the Anderson People’s Advocate. Barnwell Folks Abroad. '‘Beautiful invitations to the large connection and friends announcing the birthday festivities of Mis* Mamie '<>- ers, of 8 U., now on a visit to Knox ville, and Dr. Thos. M. Gault were sent cut before Christmas day. On Christ mas night a fi no company gathered af the August* House to enjoy a rare mu sical and literary entertainment in hon or of the oocasion. The father, H, M, Myers. Esq., also of S. C., and sister, Miss Myers. wjuai-present Shcwmiele- ( fantlv attlrod and was the picture of lealth, beauty and loveliness at the ag" of 18.' Dr. Gault was the embodiment of interest ami had reached the age of 66 with scarcely a sign of gray hair in his raven lock* An elaborate program of music, reading*, light comedy ami preseutstiou of gifts hail been prepared. The entenaimnent closed at 11 o’clock, when nil partook •*! an elegant strpj»or. The exorcises were opened hy prayer followed by iiwusic hy the string band when the opening piece was delight fully rendered by the “Murphy-Quar tette,” consisting of \V. R Murphy, two sons, James and Frank, and daugh ter, Miss Mary, in a Christmas carol en titled “Golden Bells.” a large num ber of ladles and geutlemefl engaged in the presentation of the “comedy'* of^ which universal praise should be given 1 to ali Capt Sarott, as Count, whs su- j perb. The singing of Messrs. Howell and Milward \um highly appreciated, while the dramatic reading by.Prof. \V. R. Murphy, entitled “The Bachelor’s Cane bottomed Chair, ’ and his presen tation address were most heartily apr plauded. Prof. Wait gave an l life rest ing historical account of the birth, life and death of Christ ThJ presents were elegant the most costly coming, from Mrs. Gault, who Is so much ad-I mired by the musical drile wlrdi she- : ktt* gathered around her, that she was called on the stage jtuiid hearty ap plause. Taken alf gether, this proved to be an occasion long to be reiiicmtP ertid by the good doctor and his wife, and the beautiful maiden, Miss Myers, ami their numerous relatives' and fi-iend*.—Knoxville* Tenn , D*ily Tri bune Dee. 28th, 1890. commonwealth Th M rwIyt*Iteeft etrprfgh of IdtL'ruess, vituperation and a1>u*« In this Mate, on both side*, to ia t for a century. Let us now have a season ,ot peace for decency]* sake, not to speak of mortis ami religion.-—Southern Chrtfcilau Advocate. A Patriarcb at Peace. Capt. Ustiorne Dye he* died o’'. Satur- dky'morning at hi* home in Bluckville of pneumonia, after six days illness, aged seventy-six ^rears. And s » another survivor of two wars Ii*k been mustered out of life’s service. He was a member of * spt. J. I). Allen's Com pan v in the SemlR'de war and saw service in the State Reserves in the late war. hi 1876 he v a* elected a member of the first Democratic Board of (‘••unty Comml— sioner*. From ooyhoo.l lie had been a member of the Baptht Church. A neighbor, w ho knew him well for fifteen years, pal I this eloquent tribute to hi* memory : “He had many trial*, but in them ail he never said a word or did an act out of keeping with high Christian character.- lie guided hi- life bv the Itoldeii rule and was ready to go to Heaven w hen called To hi- ‘Vn- By he. has.IefrF gTioll name that is bet ter than worldly wealth.” Falrey, Plaintiff, against —William M. Carter, <Vf*. Carter, Ja*. McMillsu', and F. J Pelser, F. S. Rodger*, W. G. Mnek* nfuss, Thomas 8. Ioglesby and F J, Pel*er, Jr., Cn- ^karttiers trfidlng undt r the firm name ■^01 PcUyr, Rodgeri JtCo., Dcfendsiit*. t rOKKCLOSURK. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to mo directed in the above entitled cause 1 wilLsell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the second day of February, 1891, it being sale day in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property: AH that certain piece, par^l or tract of land, situate in Three Mile Town ship, in the County of Barnwell In the 1 State aforesaid, on W bite Oak Bay, Wa ter* of Combabee River, eootaining'two hundrei! and iiiurty-slx (296> acres. 1 more or less, and hounded on the North by land* of Charles F. Ayers, East by lands of Jacob Carter and Hetirv Car ter; on the South by laud- of M. J. Kcnrse, and.on the West by lands of A. Cbttty and R. Fisk, according to a di vision plat made by L, H. Haney, I), S., and dated the 12th day of January, A. i>. 1838, whi.di by reference said plat will more fully appear. I’erfu*: One-half ca-h, and the bal ance on a credit of one and two years, the credit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser, hearing annual interest from the day of sale, t gether with a mortgage of the premise* so sold, will) the privilege to the purcha ser of paying all cash, the purcliHser to pav Ma-tcr for paper* and recording. U. DUNCAN BELLINGER, I V * . 1 9 k< I) i The business w ill be continued at the old stand by the Undersigned, under the firm name of McNAB & WALKER. Wm McNAB, X. G. W. WALKER. Barnwell, 8. C., 1st January, 1891, janlS 3\v Business Change. ” The Copartnership heretofore exist ing at WHinton between us, under the firm name of Mellichampe & Co., was dissolved by mutual consent 29th De cember, 1800. L. S. MEI.LICT1 AMPE, J. R. EASTERLING. . The business will be continued at the old stand by the undersigned under the firm name 6f Mellichampe & Co. AJI parties indebted to the old firm w ill make payment to the new.- L. 8. M ELL I CHAM PE, P. C. MELLIi HAM PE. Willlston, 8. C., 12th January, 1891. jani5-3\v Mortgagee 's Sale. janlo-td Mauler B. C Many Person* an* hmltei, down from overwork or household euics. Grow 11*8 Iron Hitters Retmlid*ihe •ystera. hM- difestion, wmore* excess of bile, sud curus maiuna. Oct the genuine. The Scientific American, published bv the great p ttent agenov firm of M unn & ('o , Now York, i- the most practi cally useful publication of if- kind in the ci dm try. Indeed, it occupies a field distinctively Bh ewn % Not alone for the machini-t* manufacturer, or scientist, but it is a journal for’ popular neru-al and study. It i- the standard authori- tvon scientific and mechanical subjects. It Is placed at a very low ram of sub scription $1 per annum, which p’aces it within tlie reach of all Suhigrip- tions will be received at the ottice of this paper. • if Tom hack Arnrs, Or you are all worn out, really fcoiKi for noth 1 ing, it is general debility Try JihtntS'* I/;o> • iTTEHlt. It will cure you. demise your liver, and give • ^good a; | • ;ao SHERIFF’S SALE. Mortgagees Safe. BY VIRTUE of the power vested In H.S. Baxley. Ills execuu*rs, adm nistra- tor* and assigns by and under the cer tain mortgage given hy B. F^_Baxley to -e euru-tUi 1 fwrmmt of pun ha-e money of land described therein. Hated 1st June. 1889, and duly recorded In the office of the Register of Mesne Convey ance* lor G*rmv|dl (JounfY in Volume 5 K. page 403 and uphn whi»-h is now due $ 00 (purchase money) with Interest from date at ten per cent, per annum, default liaving Iteen m ole and the con dition# of said mortgage and the note ft secures being broken I will sell at pub lic outcry at the (’ourt House steps in Barnwell, S C , on Monday, February 2 1891, during the hours for public, sales, all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Barnwell Bounty. 8. (’ , containing one hundred and eighty- three acres, more or less, bounded as follows: North by land* of J W.Cave and W. W. 'heHing, East by Mrs. M. Z. Smith and W. M. Cave, South by O. C Baxley and Went by J. Suelltng and J. A. KHHugaworth. Terms cosh. Purchaser to pay for pa per*. : . ’ ■ . W. R. OWENS, Administrator of the rstate of II. S. Baxley, deceased. janl&wd Mortgagee’s Sale of Land. BY VIRTUE of the po^ybUvested In the Bradley Fertilizer C»»mpany by-and under the certain mortgage given w by W B. Meediy and' T E. Rivers, dated iVceittber 3. 1888. an-d duly recorded in Barnwell ( onntv in Vol. 5 T BY V T lR i’UEof the power contained and given in a certain deed of bargain and sale commonly called a mortgage executed by W. F Aaron on the 12ih day of May, 1S90, and duly recorded ou the*same <lay In Book 5 Y page f>0 in th- oftiee of the Register of Mesne Convey ances lor Barnwell County, we will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court Hoiy*e, within the legal hours of hale, 90 MonfjS|V thu ‘ta«i '»4i*y nrf FehrUliTy next, it being salestfay in said moirh. the following descrilaid real property f All that tract of land in Red Oak Township in Barnwell County, con taining one hundred and eighty acres, more or lesa, three and oae-lialf mile* from Barnwell Court House bounded by Iain's of F. J Sanders, Ehuse .San ders, Elliot Sanders, J. Allen Tobrn and the Saltkchati-hie river, being the share allotted to W. F Aan.fi lu the di vision of his grandfather’s property made ou the 24th dsv of November, i83fi. x Term# cash Purchaser to pay for papers. McNAB, WALKER* CO., Mortgagee*. W. A. HOLMAN, Mortgagee’s Attorney. janl"»-td SCHOOL COMKISSlOliKR-J NOTICE. Of«c* School Commissionkr, Bahnwfi.l, S. C., 12th Dec. 1890. All fters.ins having «>fiicial busiue-s with me will please address me at Bu ford’s Bridge. I w ill be at the county sreat on the first Monday in each month and the Tuesday follow ing. / R.j£f KIRKLAND, SchoolUominissioner B. C. decl.9-1 w- . x-' * Hagood s Hay. We keep constantly for sale Hay from Gov. Hsgood s Saluda farm. D is far superior to any Western or Eastern production. —Alao fine lot of choice red rust proof oat* cheap for cash. MoNaB, WALKER A Co. A. HOWARD PATTER Off ATTN > ItIV I- V-/%T.1„ x W. BARNWELL Will gjire prompt attention to all bus iness eiitt-usted to hi* care. January 9th, 1890. Private and Public Sale AT MARTAS, P. R it A. R. W. 4 On January 1st I^offer at private sale at Martins the follow ing valuable per sonal property. The salewijl be con tinued from Hay to day until all is dis poned of. All that reinainstihsold will be otlYred nt - GENERAL AUCTION STLE, THURSDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1891. 14 Head Mules, young and in good or der. 5 Head HorneST - 30 ID ad Hog*. \ ^ 15 ffeatTT'ows. • 80 Head Sheep. 1600 Bushejs Corn. 20,000 |Ntumls (if Fodder, 10 l ou- ol Hay, 1 six-llor*e Wagon ‘I I'Wii llor.c Wi . Final Discharge. Notice i* hereby given that the un- dersigheU will tile his final account with J. O. Pa’terson, Esq , Judge of Probate, on baturday, the 3d day of January 1S91, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, as Administrator of the estate o f Mary N. L. Riley and aak for Letters Ditto issorv. W. GILMORE SIMMS, Administrator to examine hi* stock ami ascertain his prices which CHALLENGE COM PETITION. My Goods were bought right and will be sold fight. CHEAP FOR CASH. tJ& All Country Produce bought at the highest market price. W. J. ROGERS, Eileuton, S, C Jan 8-3m .* s T E STATE OF SOUTH I'AWL!' A , B A RX WELL COUNT Y. *. IN TIIE COURT OF PldiFBATE. By James O. Patterson. Esq., Judge of • Probate In Barnwell County. Whereas \V. J. banders applies for Letters of Administration on The estate of Mrs. Susan Boynton, deceased. These arc, therelore r t<» cite and ad monish ail and singular, the kindred an(Poreditors of the wild deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Pro bate for the said counry, to lie Holden at Barnwell C. H.'on ^Saturday, the 17th day of January, 1894, at H-o’^htck a. m., to show cause, if any, why the said ad ministration should not he granted. — Given under my hand ami the seal ot the Court this 6th day of January, A. D. 1891 and fn the 115th year of American Independence. JA8. (). PATTERSON, jan8-2w Prol.ate Judge 2TO ne-llorse "agon- 1 Buggv and Hatntt*«. I Road < art afid Harm-ss - • .Mower, 1 Rake. 4 Guano l>i#trihutors. 1 ;id-inch Mwtfttr. 1 Stalk thuu-r I Lot of Plow s. 1 Lot of (vear. i'COtton Balance; weighs2,2'J)lb*. 1 OOP Busliel-( hoi<*e Planting Seed. 1 Lot BiM<-k*initii Tools. 1 Saddle and Brid e 1 Btrech-Loading Shot Gtm« 1 Fine Slugl** Barrel Ride. / 1 Lot Pouwchold and Kitchen Furiil- ture. 50 Bushel* Eating potatoes. 20 Busliel- s|i| Sugar < ane r-e^d to plant 11* ftc»ea. 150 G .Ilons^ > rup. Cotilems^of Store at sratif*n 1 Scvefity->a\y Gin, Feeder and Con- i^or further infonnation apply to V*. A MTTTflN, janl-2w Martins, 8 C. Estate Sale. * ’ * m. * ' 1 y By permisaion of the Probate Judge of Barnwell County I will sell st the Home-read place of ih*- lat*- P. jF; lliers on T!uir*dav the 22d day of January, 1891, at 12 o'clock 11... aud to continue from day today until all of the property is di-po«ed of, All of the per-* nal prop- ty of the sai«l p. J. liters, cobsisting of one hor-e, three mules, f«>ur cowh ami calves, thirty-one lf»*gs, eight hundred bu-hcl* ut corn, the ttiousa d pounds of *f*AiMer, wagon*buggy at o hafiiess, onethousand three hundred bushel* of cotton seed. Terms cash. C. L IIIERS, jsn 1-tdJ Administrator. Pr. R. L, Harley, tMe- MAHUFACTURIFG COMPANY, BARNWELL, C. H„ S. C. -.4 « " . ' - • , ;* » > T .1$^* ( -V—j- * -«-Wood Workers and Dealers, and Manufacturers of— Doors, Sash, Blinds, Newels, Balustefs r 'fe®:kets, ScrollrWork. Builders Hardware in Stock. > ' —Manufacturers of—‘ WAGONS BY WHOLESALE. ' > Theae Wagons arc Guaranted to be EQUAL TO ANY MADS In the United States, and a* t<* Prices, will be gold against all competition/ Lumber cf all kinds kept in Stock, or the Yard. NouslUj WsathBrboarding a Specialty, G. Duncan Bellinger, - President. decTl-tf Wm. McNar, Secretary for Infants and Children. 4 “Caster! • te ao weS adapted to childmi that 1 recommend it as superior to aay preseriptioa known to me ’• H. A. Anonm, U. D., 1U 60. Oxford St, Dryokljn. N. T.— "Th* a*e of Tastoria’ is sonnimm] and Ita merits ao well known that U seems a W..rk of Bupereroaration to emioree it Few are the Intelligent families who uO not keep Castona within easy reach ”, C.Taioa Mawtts. P. D. Few York (Sty. rTimor Blooai.itgdaio ludonued Church. Oastorla enras Cofic, Oaasttpatisa, Rour Stomach, Diarrhoea, hructatioa, hills Worms, (Ives sleep, aad p Without lajUKoua medicaUoa. •* For seeeral yean I haee reeommeaded your. * Caetona,' and altall always continue to d-> ao aa it has iuvanaUjr produced bsasdoial results.** „Jt»wnr r. PABnen. ■. fibs Wlathrop,” iAh fitreet and Tth Awa, Hew YerkOttg. Turn CmmAvm CpurAWt, 17 Mcsasr Pmaae, Rsw Yoax. DENTITSIRGEON, State of South Oaromma, Bar^wki.l Cou.ntt —In Tiik Court of Uoumox Pleas. - F. W. W;igener & Co., against, J. VV. Woodward. BY VIRTUE of tu execution to mo directed in the above entitled cause 1 have levied “upon and will sell in front of the Court House at * arnwell on Mon day, the 2nd day of February next, it i note It secure* oeing broken, the Brad being halesday in said-jiionih, within ; ley Fertilizer Compauy w-IU ae-H at pob- the legal hours of sale, the following j he outcry at the Cpurt House steps In real j>roperty: . ! Barnwell 8. C., on Monday, February All that tract or plantation of land j 2, 1891,-during the hourg for pubJK: about otte mile from Barnwell that-eertam tract oT lfttiiUdiu o r page 522, 1 and uism which is now duo $404.0 » w ith lutere.-i from DeeeiuherJ,J888 at 8 per cent, p^r anniSm and ton per .-ent. on debt due as ttorney’s fees for collec tion, default having been made ami the conditions <>f ssid mortgage end the Administrator’s Sale. BY VIRTUE of an order of Probale Court for Barnwell < ounty. dated 24ih Dec. 1890, I w ill sell the personal prop erty of J. B. Zorn. 8r , deceased,at pub lic auction for ea<*h, at residence of J. B. Zorn, Jr., in George’s Creek Town ship.’on Friday, the 16th day of Janua ry, 1891, at 11 o’* lock a. in., tw o mules, one two-hor>e wagon and live hogs, and at the late residence of J. t B. Zorn, Sr., near Blackville. 8. C., 011 Haturda' . the 17fh day of January, 1891 at 11 Ua’clock a. m.. ene grey piare. one one- horse wagon and harness, one bugir and harness, 1 cotton planter, faym; g i t Mils, 1 log cart, 6 shares in BJrckVi e Alliance Co., and hotis. hold and kitcU eu furniture, • y - D. J. ZORN, Administrator, janl-j’w THK nTATI b * A Good New Law. The anti-pistol law’ passed at the last •esslon goes Into effect ou June 23d. The provision*of the biH follows: , No per#.f»n or corporation within the llmitaof the State shall sell or offer for pale any pistol or pistol cartridge with out first obtaining a license iron) the •minty in which such person or corpo ration U doing business so to do. The County* Conmil-sionera are here- i known as V-L'ike Farm.” Ky authorized to Issue licenses in their Levied updii and to he sold tt- the ! respeittltfe countlc* for the,, sale of pi#-., property bfl said defendant to satisfy sol cartrfdg * the payment of the ih.e exunition in Yavor ot above named •um of $200 aumudiy; — plaintiffs, k • - Any person violating this act.shall be 8 dd Jand will be *oM subject a ! '.SOU III 1 AKOUNA consisting Of "Ihreo hundred and fifty tour (jlM) acres and bounded by lauds of the estaU* (ff M. H. Snares, J. W. Woodward estate ol 8 J. Hay, the pub lic road from Barnwell V, II. to BJnck- Yillw. lands of Charles IVehmann, T'riist estate of, Mrs K. L I’attersou anS ate in Barnwell County, South/Caroli ua, about six’ ipiles from Midway,, known as “The William Folk Tlace’,” containing one hundred and sixty'-six and three quarters acres, more or less, bsMinded North by lands of Jacob Bisliojt_j''a-t by estate J. J Folk, 8outti by W. ^, Hickman and others. West by Airs. Whetstone. Terms cash and purchaser to pay for titles. BRADLEY FERTILIZER C'»M- N WELL COUNTY. THE COURT OF PROBATE. By^Jaa O Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Wherdas W. Gilmore SiiflBMi, C. C-JEL applies for Leuers (if Administration on the derelict estate of E. A. Bronson, deceased. . - These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and apiiear before meat a Court of Prp- Imtc tor the said county, to be holden at Barnwell C, H.on Saturday, the 17th flav of January, 1891, at 11 o’clock a. BARNWELL, 8. C. Offers his professional s« rvlces to the citizen* of Barnwell ami the surround ing country Will devote Mondays, Tuesdays and Wi-ducsys to ottice practice arui I’liursdavs. Fridays and 8Hfurd;tys to calls in neighboring towns and tlie country. Reference-:—The Faculty of the Dentftl Department of the University of Marv and. . 0FF1C E ON MAIN frTREET, , East of the Post Office. “dee.’Mv SPECIAL NOTICE. We the undersigned prohibit hunting or trapping on our lands from this date. ALLEN IIA114, W. A. ROSS, J. I). M ILKiv- M-. -D. MILKS, H. F. OD M. 8. A. HAIR, ^ R. H. MORRIS, N. LARI). I. B. ROSS, W.G. HAIR. Dated December 2'Ot 1890. l A pamphlet of information aaSsh-j \ street of Urn laws, show in* How to Obtain Patents, Caveats, Traded Auditor’sNotice. At'Mroa’s Orrtrs, HAaawstj^C. II I)rF. 5, 18(A).—Notion ia Im reCy riven ‘h/it purMiant to tlw Act of the (>ei erai Am iiit>i\ lu rt tert iee thento, the Amfitof or bis »leput> will attend at the toilowinr untied | laeex on jin itnva in- .11. t..' f r ‘he purp. i-e of tMkinr Tn* Re turns for the ye*" ...ivjw6 '* n i» ' i*r t *sori All mule ritiicn* hHween tie- ares of 21 and 50 yeans are sui.yct to Poll Tax and mu-t tnuk< retnm tor the same. A penalty of jo per cent attaches for fail ure t«< return between the 1st January and 20th Fet.rusry. The Aftaesanr w ill attend a* fciloin,; Baruw. II ('. H. from -tan. 1st to Jan. Ixtta. Hunt. r‘* ( ha;* I. Monday, Jan 12th Farrell's ( rot-c Roads, Tuvi-day, Jan. 13th. Midway, We.lne-.lav, Jan. I<th Hamlw-r*, Thur>*lav and Friday, Jan. 15th and Iftth^ (•raham*. Monday. Jan. 19th. blukville, Tueodai and Wedneoday, Jsn. 20tli and 21st. Whaley*, Thursday, Jan. 22nd. . Elko, Friday, Jan. 23 . WillUNort, Saturday, Jan. 34th. Blanton’s More, Mondav, Jan. 301^* Seven Pines, Tuendsy, Jun 27th. Dunliarton, We«lnead*y, Jan. Joyce Branch* Thursday,29th, unjil 1 o’clock. • Ashley’s Store, Friday, Jan. 90th. Cochran's Ston*, Saturday, Jan. 31at Fnrse Store, Monday, Feb. 2nd. Kaid.H k, ' r u.a<iay ) Feb. 3d. Krwinton, Wedn.v-lay, Feb. 4th. Allendale, .Thursday and Friday, Feb. 5th and 6th. Printer’* Store, Saturday, Feb. Ttlk ' EhrhardtXJlowday. Feb 9th. , - r K1 nant X t F rlv Wh Manuel's, Wetlnesvlay, Feb. 11th. Stlmrioos to Atueot Defendants- State of South Carolina Uarnwrll County Court ot Common 11*04 Dr. Kearse’s 8tore,.Thnrs» av, Feb. 12th. Weome'a Creek Club Houae, Friday. Feb. 13th. 1 Panders’* Store, Saturday, Feb. 14th. Fiddle Pond, Monday, Feb. 16th. Appl eton, Tuesday, Feb; 17th. Barn well C. H. until Feb. 30th. S. \\. IKO'iTI, Auditor B C. PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES TRADE Man*. Quhty Tint a>4 Alwayif FOR SALE. Three lots on Main street with 50 feet front by 200 deep, between Davis’s law office and Post office. Four lota opposite Mr. VV. Gilmore Simm*, same measurement. ’Hie lot and reaid Mice now occupied by Capt. Woodw ard 100x200 feet. ThfUfive lots and biddings between tn., to show cause, if any, why the said J TobioV drug store and Post office' on d g iiltv i4 a misdemeanor an 1 on ivleH di.ifij-Ul b*» piufisiied bv h fine tig $500 or be mil die year or both. mortgage given for the purchase money , bv J. W. Woorlward to W. A. Martin. ' ! J. W, iiANUA8TER, 8. B: C. Y janf5-tJ * - r - . - * administration should not be graut»*d. Given under my bandana the seal of PANY. Mortgagee_bv tU”\ttor-j the Court this 12t'b day of December A. ntevs H KNDER80N BR08 , Ai- D. 189 », and in theUfith yea#of Ain*n- ken.3. C. ; can Indsjjendence. January 7th, 1S91, ..i J AS.- GrP ATTEjlHON, Jan9-td decl8-6w ^ ' ProUte Judge. Main Street These are the niiost desirable building lot* iti the town for any purpose a.id will lie sold reasonably. For full particulars apply to ArT WOODWARD fifrffr-tf c; d.c lAnok NO. 27, R R. AVENUE. Has Exclusive .Sale of these Celebrated Lenses finished in Steel, Nickle and Gold Frames. BLACKVILLE, S. C. FAULKNER, KELL AM A MQORE, The only Manufacturing Opticians in the South,-4?Vthinta, (ia Peddlers are not supplied with these • anions glasses. fdec2-» School Tax Meeting. A meeting of the legal voters living in the Barnwell Graded School District will be held in theComt llousaat Barn well on Thu sday, the 15th day of Jan uary, 1891, at 12 o’clock noon, to decide what, if any, additional tax shall he lev ied on all real and personal property re- turneri in said schboTdistrict to supple ment the general tax for the support of the Graded Schools of said District By order of the Board of Trustees. GEO. U BATES, President. A. T. WOODWARD, Sec A Treas. ' jan 8-2w Jsf OTiCK- - ,I)oia Williams, Stewart, Plaintiff, against James Milhouse Htewart, Marv Ann S ew an, David R Stewart, J. Weslny Stewart, llanaford D ^tewart Hattie R Davisaud W. W ighuaan Stewart r Defendants. corpse*moss fob rklixf. (. omj'lawt notSmed) To the Defendants, Janies Miihouse Mew art, sry Ann 8U*wart, David R. Stew art, J".’Wesley Stew art, llana- lord D. Mew art Hanis K. Davie and Wightman Stewart. You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this j atetinn, a copy of w hich is filed in the j office of the Clerk of the Court for said 1 County, and to serve a copy of your an swer to the said com plaint on the sub scriber at hU office in Bamberg, 8. C. r within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of soeh ser vice; and if you fail to answer the com plaint wtelria the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this actio a wilt apply to the Court for the relief dewauded ia the complaint. Dated December 1 Uh, 1890. FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Ja., _ Plaintiff’* A tuimmm-. { W iffttfhore Simms, C. P. A G.'8. [ls] To the Absent Defendants, Hansford D- Stew art. David R. Stew art and James Miihouse Stewart: Take notice that the Summons and Complaint herein were filed in the office of trie Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Barnwell County, South Car olina, ou the 11th day of December, A. D. 1890; • FRANCIS F. CARROLL Ja., Plaintiff's Attorney. dec25-6w THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BARNWELL COUNTY. IN TU* COI KT Or PRORATE. By James.O Patterson, Esq., Judge ot Probate ja Barnwell County. Whereas, W. Gilmore Simms, l . C. P. applie* for Letter# of Adminisiratiock on tlie derelict estate of W. R. Delk, deceased These are, therefore, to cite and ad- moniHh all and singular, the kiudred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Pro bate for the said county, to be holden at Barnwell C. II. on Saturday the 17tt* day of January, 1891, atll o’clock a. m. to show cause, if any, why tbft said ad- ministration Should not be granted. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 12th day of December, A. D. 189 and in the 115th year ot American liidependeuoe. . JAMEo O. PATTERSON, Probate J udge. dec!8-6w nfciNlATEUhSGU.HLAXDUNA. BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THK COURT OF FEbBATK. - By James O. Patterson, Esq. 1 , Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas A. T. Woodward applies for Letters of Administration ou the estate of Simon Priester, deceased, - These axe. therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kiudred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and app mr before me at a Court of Pro bate for the said county, to be holden at Barnwell G. H. on Saturday, the 10th day of January, 181)1, at 11 O'clock a. All persons having claim# against the m., to show cause, if any, why the said Ust'ite. of J. ■>. Z- rn. Sjc., drottHsed will ‘ a’diniuDtratiou shouldnot be granted, present the same pi«»t>erlv HU^sied, ami » Given under my hand and the seal of persons indebted to s:u»i Estate w ill j th* Coprt litis JOth day of December, A. n.ukc pHyiueiit to my Attorney, James J D. Ie99, and in the 115th year of Ameri- Tbum*uu, E*q , at BlaekviUe, 8. C. i can lnde|Hindenc<». ‘ , LuJ^ZGRN .Admluistrator. i J A AILS O. PATTERSON, December 2stb, 1890. .1 —p janl-3w ^ janl-2w fliflSrP 4 4 ' Judge of Proboie.