The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 24, 1891, Image 2
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BILLY’S SANTA CLAUS. CXPERlLNCe.
F COURSE 1
don't bcdieve ii>
uviy finch jH'rson
tSH Santa Clanin,
/<■ Lut 'I’oimny dt^s.
^ 1 V'oimny is my Mt-
tlo brother, aged
nix. Ja.i* Christ-
ums I thonght I'd
make koino fun
for the voting one
.by {Maying Sant f
1 f4au«vln>t a* af-
vvaya ha{.{Kina
when I try to,
jra got rtyoU into
arleKtou eatd'ValKtsnre holdtug uh- tTnmo nTiy > H ,^ y
r<li» of ji mUHjnn doRarK Avorth of cot-
oh for higher priee»u ‘ 'Jl’hnt iudt*'* I<m J vVf rrt to 'SioT
make money mtarew. 1 n.a« eve »»•
et:atu-e to get the' pr
in mamma's roo
Rev. 1 »r. A. Coke Siuiili eoutempfafe-
VOfdgning his profe>!*or»hi|* In ftie V an-
derhilr, t id verity and jftnridng
South Can liim next cumineV.
On the hi^i. o! Mart i* Auiinatirpeople i
... ■ • '
v {[I run tt;ejr ehcks iiinl v\ ateln'S lift to f
South CaMdina time. Weeiedk Aider- j
man .1. .1, hi ks with geHlng this move
on the Klein l ie eit y
Four years ago t lie grip a decked the
flings and air passiigftgLdiAjjJt year lL~aa-
iaulted the nervous system and tliis
time it is artaekihg the digestive or-’
gms. or at least the doctors up Nortii
nay so. ,
We ivisli tmr readers'mie and all a
Merry Christmas for themvdve# ami all
Unit they IovevO»»e that shall be with-
*>nt any pres<*nt or after taste of hitter-
ne»s, ami 1 hat shall he a bright close to
this gloomy jeiir^„
The signal serviee uilf after January
1st make weather predictions longer
aliead than has lK*en done. From our
otnervation we suggest that the guesses
should go backward if the nerviee
wishes to establish a respectable repu
tation for truth telling.
In apisHiitlng CitlbeiHOU of Texas
Railroad ( otnmisaiouer 1’pi‘sident Har
rison paid no attention to the recom
mendation of Col. 1>. 1’. iMuicanof tills
btaU* by tlui Xaikmal Alliam e.
ItwiHbetlie liglit sort of revenge
for the farmers of the Union to pay the
president in his own coin noat Novem
ber by giving him no vote* for reelee-
ti*>n, if, as it seems likely, he shall Ik.*
the Ke|iiibiiean randldate.
All things eonsidered the present
General Aaaembly lias done moK* good
tlian any we have had sinee l.*<7ii. That
exi*ellenee lies more inwliat has been
left undone than w hat lias been done.
The latsirs of two sessions and <*f an in
termediate year have show n that the old
ship of State i« not us rotten and ram*
shackeled as it w as dese^0)e<|. Patriot
ism sitould inl1iuMK*o every citi/.eii to
hope that the repairs made will be of
n*al and lasting bcncl\t to Its sailing
qualities, and that tbe mistakes of the
term will not l»e materially injiiri»H»s. •
We have received eomniunicatiun* 1
from several eorres|»oiHlciita caustical- I
)v criticising the Governor for imt
promptly approving the Legislative
Joint resolution cxtcudlng the time for
laying taxet> without |»eiialty.
While Tna Pki»ilk believe* in the
fullest free s|MH*eh it recognizes that
there i« a time for all things and t£t
this Ciiristinas season should abound,
a« far as the hard time* w ill allow , In
good humor and general jollity. We
prett y early on Chyiiit-
to give 'my p>!• i.t*. a
t- ( .*‘t ('(' Hie'
rl ( Ti* t hey i ;td
heeil fpeke ] rp Mlioe they Ayerir hoi. rhf.
I krp my elo-- ■. t fi rx< -j f, ^rrrrrt
T’TTt Tuy idgliTgtVvvii i>Vf r t^jehi m*' 1 •’
]< ok white if any of tie m eidtje i'- • r-^me.
'! ! m i waited. piueliiM tn)>vlf to Keep
hwake. After awhile papa came into
the room v\i;h a )< t . t thing'that he
dumped < ii T«>miu\’s he'!. 'I’h* n imim-
Dia came in and put :■-me ' thiims on
mine and in cur two >t< * king.-* that w* re
hung up by tin* eliimm-v. Timy they
both went orrt~ ver y f j (iielTifhd v T rTi jitl
the lightH went out too.
I kep oh pirndiin inyfudf arwf wall ”)
for a time, nfid liieu v. hen I was sup
that every hilly was asleep I got up. Tie
first tiling 1 went into was my so-ter’i
room, and got lier wliito fur rug that
inainmngavehertm herlijrthdaj .and her
Kyaiakin ea{Mt tiiat was liangiug 011 tTio
closet distr. I tied tlie ea{ic on my head
With shoestriiigH and it made a good V»ig
cap. Then I put the fur rug around me
and pinned it with big safety pins what
1 found on Tommy’s garters. Then 1
got mamma's new scrap basket, trimmed
with roses, wlmt Mrs. Simmons liroid-
cred for the church fair, and piled all of
tlio kid's toys into it. I fastened it to
my buck with papa’s suspenders, and
then 1 started for the roof.
1 hurt my lingers some opening the
scuttle, hut kept right on. It was snow
ing hard and I stissl and let myself get
pretty w’ell covered with Hakes. Then
I crawled over to the chimney that went
down into our room and ciimlNsl up on
tup of iL I had Irronght my bicycle
lantern with mo and I lighted it so as
Tommy could se»* mo wh« n 1 came down
the chimney into tlio room.
MORTGAGE SALE.
George K. Lonibard-it Co., against duck
Barker. ' .
Master’s Sale.
BY V1RTI K of the power given in a
certain mortgage executed and deliv
ered by da,ek Barker to George R. Lom
bard iX Co. I will sell on Tuesday, (be
Fifth day of dnpuary MhJ, at lack Bar
ker’s place at II o’eioek a. in., One
Twelve-Horse power f.iigkm* and Boiler
and all tixtnres, to satisfy tin; tlelrt se
cured l*v said ■mortgag*'. .
Terms cash. ’ \
- ,1. W. l.AVf’ASTI'R,
——Ayr ( ! 1 n:Tr»T ltJoJTgagt v e?i."
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MOR FGAGE SALE.
NiPe'- lyioi; IVorks }i , . r irfi A. A . C
Court of Common
Ctedt.
o\ en in a
a'/iijf! A, A
! BY VI HTl I' . f iC' power
reft a i 11 ni<>rtgagc eNeiyuted siol d”liv-
en tl t»\ A. i.t sin ti> lho ^Nim.s Imoi
Wori, s | w,i I! s* list f'.’o’el.iiL oti Tju .
i Jav, the- lyiiih dHV ♦*♦'• dsnuniy. |s> a . a
A. < t 4iu's t Kit*'IVn-1!*>i *( i»*h*
er Auli’s Bm t^lde J'.n r MU'_ anil l Oniee
lions. \o. 10.071 t'* :,| •' f,V I tic t el>t
rilred h'lid ntoi tga e • .
’I\‘rins'ea'h. •
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Ago ! |ei ILu l.•^agees.
dee*..* ltd
Slat* />/ South Carolina
Barnwell County.
PriseHla McMillan, Win. Harley, .L I’.
Harley, J. |). Hurley, Rchecca
Harley, M.anlia Bennett -ami
B. I,. Hajlcy, I’laititilTs, against
Mary l*. Cave, Win. 1*. Cave, Cornelia
< avc, \'irgfnia ('aye, I.aura < omiclly.
.loMgdiiiH' (.'nmiclly' 1 tijja ( avc, Kl-
icti Harden, dim. M. jCtive. Kxecutor
o! M in. Cave, A\ in. It. Cave, Admin-
i-traior hi Matthew d. Cave, Isaac A.
Btu 11 fiTn ATirr JbiV AY.' BTa.ilon, Ad-
ministriiTors of W. T. Blanton. <lc-‘
I’ca'cd, and CIihiIcs I’cchman, l>c
fi'iidaiits. •' ’ 4 . -
BY \ I iri’ld: :»f a decretal onl *'- !.
Cain. ■ lor it. 11 < -! ' t It !.ti\ i~ i 1 ' ' .
1 will sr M :tf l-.t v u •! I. i n ! iw*: r of 1 !m* j
sg^Ui.ir' Momlav..
t ary-, l-'i'i, 1l
W il Ii ill I Hr p':; i I if
fidlbvdugUtfcscrlhrid ren!
HEAD QUARTERS
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LIEN yLAHRANJ SALE
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Mike Brown A Bro., As-imiers of S. L.
i'caeock, against doliilW . 'Walker.
BY Vilpn.llnf a Lien warrant to
me tiirei ted in the above entitled enu>e
I will seit on AN eli n-sday, *-r It tlav of
Tanuary Jieyf, within Htc ii'h.il Imurs
of sale, at (iantt's Mill, t.v <» htiles of
lint cotton and one lot or cotton sryd,
levied upon as the property of dohn
W alker to siilisfy »uid lieu uarrant.
Terms cash.
d. \V. L.Wr.VSJ'KR, S. B. ('.
dec'i j-td
SHERIFFS SALE.
Sr at k or Soi m C.vhomn.vJ
B.VUX W KLl. Coi'NTY. f
B. L. Lambert, Plaint iff, against L. L.
Kennedy, Defendant, v,
KX KCL'TloX.
BY VIKTl'L of an exeeution b* me
dir»*eted in the aUive entitled eaiis* I
will sell in I rout of thu Court House at
Haiuvvcil, uiiliin the legal hours of
sale, for cash, on Monday the Fourth
dav of January next, it befog salesday
in said month. One single buggy and
harness, levied upon as the property of
said defendant L. L. Kenm-dy to satisfy
said execution.
Terms cash.
J. W. LANCASTKK, S. B. (\
Sheriff’s Ollicc, LSth llecember, I'M.
PERFTCTFD .
CRYSTAL LEHSEo
Cul.'.T T\rA ttl Abrij*.
M. I fin
•JYl •).- r.i
papers.
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I ’ii rejiit, j.:i v tut
...Christmas is coming. San
ta Claus has already visited
BARBELL
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an3 .^{uMishcd his ChriMmas
DEPOT AT
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ge Sale.
o
A F. (Ms ami McNah A Walker arid
The Bunk of Ihnvp well ug iinst Gt urge
17 IT'TTiJiav. '
B T \ f KTI !i i f a pmv t
certain hMitga^c d
Dunbar to A. Y. Oti' a
Walker, emh-U'-scr* 4’<>r i u
R, Dunbar to • I he Ban
hearing date the Third da*, of i ebrua- |
:i.nvC4i>rKcJ ii with EVERY-
ilH.NCj you can think of in
Ctirisfmas Gifts
and Goods,
The ^jirophpts say that Jho com mg winter will be
hmg niul spvpi'p. AY(‘ don't know* about that nor do we
oaiv, for wo arc 1 ready to matedi our resource^ against the
opld of the* North w ind and tlKoclown pour of the lowering
clouds. ,.For o|ir stocks arc so complete that avc feel as
equal to any competition with the ‘ , clcmcnts’ v as avc believe
ourselves to Itc 1 suncT’ior to all rivalry Avith other merchants.
■\ r » ’ • $ / ,. 4
Men outfittcMl Avith our hats, caps, clothing, underAvear,
hosiery, hoots, shoes and gloves will he as comfortable in
the lields au'flfire Torests asln tlieir epsy sitting rooms.
J
Clh
d of Gcnrgi
M
in a
K.
suited to all, rich and pom\
ydun^^oid 'and uncertain.
Every article is ordered to be
tid' oiu'gn' spld at Hard Time prices.
BaniueTi,! The pick ot tlie prettiest
n^s^d ^! presents will be gathered by
ii; . nr the i;« gi'tct <.t m.-uc Convey-1 the. earliest buyers, so come
r-
jiiuT ' f<>r Bari
tdgmnl will
I Ilill'C nil ' lit
Ih'ing flic foui
o* t III* lltul
ale, tying
iou ii'hip,
Iy-live acic
on tiic N < ri
Furs • ami .1
ivHI *t unly, 11:
•II at * B.irnw *
la> in J-amj iry
Ii ♦ l^i ,i in I Ii i - i
If i la*'! of !
Co.irf
Tine
a.
s*
du
ll ntijiv
Ii, ail that i racf <>r Jaud -iru-
ud Indiig in Ih-iMK'U spring'
aid county* contHining ^ix-
laml
Ian t!
W *•'
tin ,
1.
inon* or and iMmudcd
by hunlC < f Mi-. H. A.
W*. 1’ JII 'C, on the Kri't by
11. A I* Ui'tg on i he South by
(7* orgc*rr tTrnrrKir
iami' of .r W Fur,
r. oti
< and come 'a
i lie yuod trade eb en m
lin^ thctfali enables me to oiler
evep\’b(\ty Christinas Goods
below competition.
I don’t mention prices and
articles because other dealers
i rm the 1 mic r ht move otT or commit sui-
ide it they knew how lar 1 am
head of them.
nd say w hat vou
i u
uin
lI*. a w \ i.k ft;,
b OF IIARXWELJ^
klortgftg .
ALt^KK’ll, At orn^v.
dcolMd
riJMrnn it os t*
of rr.
■ir#*i
Th« ro d:<l ii »t im*cu» b* !*»* nny
In'idt* U>« cliitttu**y where 1 could
bold on liy my f**ci, but tho c«*il-
ing in ••tir room wm not very, high
and I had often jump,*.! imwt us far, no
I ji** lot Imr go, and 1 znpjMso I went
down. Anyway, 1 did not know about
Hu rt-forc hope that our corrcupotidetit*
... ... ... . . , j anything for a long tim«. T*h*ii 1 w
'III .‘-•r.'-wi.hu. In l, ' e ' ,r u|.rl, ty | lu ,u irk „ uh
j'O'iponing political di*cuii«ion until lu
ll r. *11 icy will have abundant oppor
tunity to cxprcKrt Uiemaidvc* when the
coming campaign begin*, and tt)**v can
ofM-n It a* atHiii a* they clioom*. But we
p'aythcnito wall until the hoi Ida v a
arc over. W« have had fifty meal* of
politic* aincr la*t new y« :ir and prefer
a change of diet for thi« week and next.
CHRISTMAS APHORISMS.
Fone Tnle*phorn*, who die*! before the
r.iddle of tlio Second century, deserved
CHtiouiging, if for nothing olae, Hr insti-
tuting Christmas iw a foetival. It has
b en celebrnt**,! ever’ Kinco in all Chris
tian l.mde. and has given more hnppi
n*N3 to children than any day in th*-
calmdar. Making children happy is
tho esaenco of Christianity.
Of Into years, Christmas bavbacouie
far ima'o n domestic and merrymaking
holi lay than a religious om. But it is
religious in the best aense, .since it is a
day of pqftce uml rest, ami o;iens tiuj
heart to human needs niul hixnau sym
pathies.
Tho most satisfactory way to observe
Christmas is to do at least one g<^d act
to some of our fellows. The conscious
ness of d**ing such an act will inspire us
to ilo others, and so sanctify tho day as
to make it ever welcome.
Christmas is always associated with
the good Jesus who, whether regarded
asGodor man, was the purest, kindest,
noblest being that has walked the earth.
Hi* has inspired love-in saint and sinner,
in devotee and skeptic alike. Men may
wrangle about creeds; but about Jesus
Hfid his beautiful life there cau } hardly
be any difference of ojsnion, for he pitied
all who suffered and strove to heal every
aching heart.
Christmas has gradually evolved ont
of its theology and has come to stand for
a festival of love. Therefore all mew
love it, for throughout the universe love
Is horn of love and is worshiped for its
own sako.
A clear conscience furnishes the best
digestion for a Christmas diliner.
Christmas is a day to form good reso
lutions. It is easier to form them
that or any other day than to keep
them for a single month.
No conscientious person can enjoy his
Christinas dinner if he knows anybody
else within reach to be hungry. The
consciousness that we have given food
to the needy provides ns with the finest
appetite.
Christmas was formed, in the era of
theology, from Christ and muss. In
up all m ti»e Bark with my h« ad*feflin
qm-t-rTand whrn 1 tried to turn over in
IkhI | found I wasn't in 1***1 at all, and
then my arms and legs l**gan to hnrt
terrible, mostly one arm that was
doubled up. I tried to get Up, blit 1
couldn’t because my bones hurt and 1
was terrible cold and ther** was nothing
to stand on. 1 was jes stuck. Then 1
began to cry, and pretty soon 1 heard
mamma’s voice myin to papa:
“Those must lie sparrers tlint are mak
ing that noise in t ie chimney. .Ls
touch a match to tho wood in the boys’
fireplace.”
I hoard pa[*n striko a light and then
tho wooil Isigaii to crackle. Then, by
i jn K! it began to get hot and smoky ami
I , arm-d: . —t .i
**Iiel[d Murder! Put ont that fire lest
you want to burn me up!”
Then 1 heard papa stamping on tho
wood and mamma calling out:
“Where’s Billy? Where is my chile?”
Next Tommy woke up and began to
cry and everything was ierribhYspecial
ly the pains all over me. Then papa
called out very stern:
“William, f you are in that chimney
come down at once!” and 1 answered,
cryin, that I would if 1 could, but 1 ’was
stuck and couldn’t.
Then 1 heard papa gettin dressed,
and pretty soon lie and John from the
stable went up on thereof and Jet down
ropes what I pat around me and they
hauled me up.
It waa'jes daylight and 1 was all black
and sooty and ^scratched and my arm
was broken. t <•
Everybody scolded me excep mamma.
I had’spolled my sister's white rng, and
j broken all of Tommy's toys, and the
snow what went in through the scuttle
melted and marked the parlor ceiling,
! besides I guess it cost papa a good deal
to get my arm mended. Nobody would
believe that 1 had jes meant to make
some fnn for Tommy, and my ann and
all my bruised places hurt me awful for
a long time. If I live to be a million I
am never goin to play Santa Claus agin.
CokxkliX Redmond.
T1i« Antiquity of tho Christina* Ho*.
Thyee centuries ago the Christmas
box, now not often heard of, was in the
height of its glory, as these lines show:
CHSdly the Boy with Christmas Box in hand.
Throughout th® town his devious route pur
sues. ** .
It 1* better to turn over the hew leaf
today than to wait until now vear.
w. < ' i< 11;!% j, \ % i >.
DKI GCTST AND npl I < I \\,
IIa* exclusive *:t!e of tlich* celebrated
gla**«-i in Barnwell, S. C.
It KT.I. x M A. MOOWK.
Th** only tn.tiiof.'U'turiiig Optician* in
ilu- South, Atlanta, G*
£^”»Vd.ller* an not *iippiied with
these ftrrnuu* glasiie®.
*1***21
Master’s Sale.
state of Soctii rAhot.i.w, )
B \i:.x a ki i. < oim v.
F. AV. Wagoner and G**o. \. NVsgciirr,
Copartner* doing bii*lbrw* nndi*r ih«*
Name **f F. \A . \\ agencr A ( '«*., I'lain-
tiir*, aguiiiHt J. AV. WtMKlManl, M. c.
AYimhIward, (Kd Salliui' a'G»»ard-
ian, Conmicrcial Batik of Augii'ta,
Ga. y Atigu*lai a *aviiig* Bank, Germa
nia Saving* Bank ami \V, A. Martin,
I lefeiuiauu.
tk; JD»UECI.OSr*E. 1
BY A I flYi K of a decretal or«l**r t<»
me *lirc«it**d in the alM*i»* entitled rail'*'
I Lv ill sell ni Barnwell, In fr«*nt of ih«*
('ourt. Iloii***, on M<»n«Iav. the Fnirrii
j day *»f January, IMiJ, it being is.**l»*'d.i\
in *aid tnontli, within ibe legal hour'
of *a!e, tin* following described real fo
late: .
“All that tract or plantation <»f I.Tml
in Barnwell County in the Sial** afqre-
'.•lid, ahout om* ami one half nrile^l|Tmh
Barnw«*ll Court IIimim*, eontainTng live
tmndred aeres, moreor I**"*, and hound-
eu by laml'*d John*oii llagood, Atta-
wav and *.»her', am! known ns “ttalli-
lee.”
>150,
“One aen r 'of land in the town of
Barn well bounded by M .iriboro 't’reet
ami laud'id Bi'n Ha\ *.', Joe <'oker and
other lanjtof J. \V. WAiodward.”
- m also,
“Three nries ol land in the town of
Barnwell with the dwi iiing hoii.'e ami
biiiUllng' tnereon, known >i' Hie 1'. II.
Brow n lor, bounded by lots of John G.
Owen*, AV. A. Holman and others’’
A LSO,
“One strip of laml upon whieb is lo
cated my tram road from Gallilce to
Wootlwafd’s Jun.crion.”
Terms cash. I’urchaser to pav for
papers.
G. DI XCAX BEMAXGFR,
dool7-td - hi Master.
A man ;;r;-,S45o
HIS NEIGHBOR
only
S375.
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N**th»T omm «m -nclh
s lucfesl <*mr 4JU*
Insure Yourself
S«*um* p*}in«
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sm-iati >U1 ,
LUDDEN & BATES, Saanali.Ga.
Wb^•hs»* , r*^rt<*•^• th*l ahs )«»—»* k»wm.
\<m p*) Um*« iu <*,• ihsa li.'iram-cU
hv arts*!*? worth- Th. j n-* m* l attl thst w*jr.
Wnl® F* Lai CM Mf’M IAI. OFFFK*
FOR SALE.
bar. kou*o, on C«mrt II*
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nf. TH cTj the rest.
JESSE Dl'Y.Y,
BARNWELL S. C.
Assessment Notice.
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1
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unit neing Nov
'ember l*t
The Law r*
| k. 1 « *-« « *1 I » t . t '
rfiiilrM tliAt aI
I |iersonal
SF*| I I I
k*r ontli. Rt
Nt*f t \ Mia IK !H* 11*
•luru* sent by
mail iinist
s* sworn $o
befure Mime «*ll
liver qual-
in**! i«i admin
d'tcr an oat ii.
IVi>*.n. ov
ining no pr-j
erty must
• »uru iiitir |
On all i«*iii
m>' not nud** Ik
’tween tlie
a pen all
v and tin* J au
iy of fifty |ht
February,
cent, will
i% 1 *1C it*
’1 he a**e*'i
lr*A\ ill attend a
* follows:
Snelling* >
:*.:e, Kridav .fa
uy l*t.
lii*kvr 4 ft
ck M bool Hoi
i*e, >atu r-
av Jany 2*1.
Barn weft f'
.11. Mond iv J:
inv Ith.
<;*‘«'rg*‘* ( i
un\ 5th.
n ek Club Hoti'
e, i tiesday
Kvarse* St*
• re, AVedne'da*
•* Jany hth.
F. K Sand
ei* Mere, Thuj
-day Jany
Hi.
Mai.nH*,^
i nlay Jary Rth.
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tijinlay Jany ‘h
h.
LhrhnnSt*.
Moielav Jany
Ilth.
Htinf.i, r
h:i|K‘|, i’uesdai
Jany 12th.
Unddieshn i
g, AA ei!fn *«lay
Jany Uth.
M
iw av
•my 1 tin
I Satuiaia
lav Jativ
Mill
:r*day •
s:um.t rg. f rhl.ty am
h ami D ili.
»rdiaiti'. Monday Jany Dili.
"'e, Tuesday ami AA eduesday
BY Yf!
IITI i
• jif it f|-
ceretal
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Jany
B*t Ii and 2<>t In
II;,
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Lin- alto
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1
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o, Fiiday Jany 22*1.
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II. 1
15. Matthew.' St<.r*‘, 1 Uesday .
in
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tai
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All that
tract
<*r pan
i***! ♦*f
Land
srt- (
Ftr
' ■'tf'rr. t* rbtav Jn nr 2tnti.
uate ill 4'
ount v
and
.^t ate
a for* 1
*ai.l.
Bah
.Saturday Jany fioth.
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utainiii:
g one
huinlr
ed am
1 M*V*
nt V-
A pi
dc,on, Monday F* hv !*t.
fi v
• ‘ acre.*
mo.r«*
or less
and hr
'tliiile
d, a* 1
A ii*
n*i;H*', l ui 'day and AA’ednc
| »| J
M
folliJkvs: On;t!i«* North bj land* of L.
if. Sains. .Lilia A.’l.aflitte and J. JI.
Laflitfe, Ka*t hy InmNof Mr*. M, ( .
Lafiitte, S«>uth hy lands belonging or
formerly belonging to
Latlilte and 1 >. M. L illitn .
land' ‘idonging or ibrmei
t » lb i.'ra'o i \\ . 11. log
w liieli u iil. m-^o fully ;ipt><
Cbee to a pi.it of t h
M ixson Survey* r,
J line ! '--J.
Terms ensh
paper*.
G
nd AAe.'Hiy
belonging
mi. All o[
r "1-iy r* fe r-
;llne maiie by J. S
r, on the 't day of
I’ureiiaCer ’no pay- for
Fi'b.y ^il a»id Jrd.
Duneaii Sam* Store, Thursday Feby
•1th.
I'iddlepoml, Friday l ebv AHi.
Barnwell C. 11^ From i f4>y‘4!t!i to
Fi in - JOtn irifiii'ive.
. ' • G. M. lllN'I'Ki;,
Amliior Barn w eil < 'o.
p]odit
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A
BRIDGE NOTICE.
One or more of the County Commis
sioners will be at Hagood’s Mill at 10
o’elbek a.'tn.on Monday, Jrfmiary 4th,
ISO:!, to li*t the said bridge out for gen
eral repairs. \
By order of the Board.
M.J.rATEpClerk.-.
THE STATE OF SulTII ('AKOJ.IXA
BARNAYELLfOl NTY.
IN TitK t'ovm OF FROItATE.
By James (). I’atterson, Esq., Judge of
Brobatc in Barnwell Coifnty.
AA’hereas, R<«*a Badger applies for
Di xcAX
,M:t-b
Ad
Mortgagees Sale
, * ■— ?
Xof lee- i' hereby gA - n tbat under
and lay-virHie of the priAvyr grauteil
by the. lit'r gag • "f L’tebard .hiyobs t >
Air*. Isabella A. Holman, dated sth of I
Augu*t 1SS0, and recorded in th** ollico j
of Kegi'tvr of Mesne Convcyjtuye for !
Barnwell' Comity in I’ook ."i K. {.age!
KIJ, t he undersigned being tho assign-j.
ee* of Hie said mortgag* e, v, i!l on the |
TUi dla.vvbf Jatuiarv !*pg di ting ij! e i
legjU4Vuirr*-bl >a}*.*, *e!J in front of. the j
Pvfirt H>a'.'e at Bartnul! S. <nt piib- -
lie and ion the follow iiigHe*crU)td r*. al
estate {*> wU :
AllihoscArDall lots in the Town of '
BarmA*'ll-4*ae!i em^tainlng one lurii acre
i: v !•; H v 11 o i s f k E f i * F i; x ]•; i; i >s
‘s Avcarln*r ojjr got>ds, nni*<m"jg whieh ric* all the
stnndanl fabrics ami all the ueAV candidates for their fair fa
vor, our shoes, cloaks, odovps, knit and woolen ‘1'oods will
m>t Ik 1 5hul in from Ivealthful and happy ont door exercise
and coniinod to t lie (luliiess .of their home ehimnov corners
1 he Haines. AVe have not forg-oUen them in our propa-
ratigns f-'r the wilder. The warmestmul softest flannels,
dress “ffHtds, hosiery, shoes liave been laid in plentifully for
the littje ftdks. ' -
A'» e take spet i.nl pleasure in etdlin^f attention to.our hetvy
for those who<o oeeupations retpiire artiele^that Avill
stand Jtard usa^e and rough Avork.
(iood foipd is better than bad medicine. Our stock of
groceries is A No. 1. AV e are keeping a smoke house and
store room large and full enough to supply the housekeep
ers of a half a dozen townsldps with the very best eatables
of both home and foreign markets.
At this sea son Avlien money is in circulation every house-
keeper should make some additions to the comforts and
convcnkAd’cs of homo. In furniture, mattresses, crockery-
ware, stoves and house furnishing goods generally we have
stocks that cannot fail to please the best tastes and judg
ments. \ ' '
As 14> prices. AN o are not under the false flag that our
prices are below cost, hut we have cut charges as closely as,
they can Ik* on honest goods, full AVeights and just meas-
ttres. V» e know that flic c<»tton crop issliort and its prices
1<*av and we are AA illing t*» meet the peopU* half way intlicir
light with hard times, fry us and judge*us according to
the {HTformance of our promises.
1 >c.**u_fu'ices paid for eott4Hi ami all country produce.
MOT®& WALKER,
Barnwell C. S. C.
-:-THE PATHOS OF PEACE-:-'
BETTER THAN -
WAYS OF wi
THE
Tl-
A At
c Inprcsd P'an-Snieriean Washer
Wi.h ii> :;**■‘*w :i'h day” i- no more’a
• to.rim nr and atcn oi;, and wn-ia'i'womvn
]ua* no lobgrr im{KT iai.
Letters of Administration on the estate
of AA'iljiam Badger, deceased.
t’apt. It ][. AA'alker d*‘«*lliie*l the I’re*^
Idency of the Barnwell AMI Mill* and
these practical and luxurious days it N* fr* Kirkland, Fr., w a? elected In
luigiit hiipiify that we should try to im* i 41 ’ .
Itate Christ tu dealing with tbe mass of ! A Sumter farmer ha* realized tbi*
Itumkin4. wno are usually more or less »e**on *ixtv dollar* from tbe fruit ot
r.nfortnnate. By *o dealing with thetr^ eight winter apple tree*.
*ertooMin«k«»llda).am...u^d.ji - n ,-1low rti.l T...,r <ri.„,1 ge In-
It better to be a Christmas turkey title of loiouel ? Wa*. lie in the a niv?
outbe table than a Cbristinae gouae at Sli.*«-Ofc no; he married a coljuei’i
the tabic. JvMil’M XIxxEi Bkuwkc. j witiow.
and iv|M'(''i'nt(*d !>\ a plat, of J. >>. Mix-
son and Son dated Jnmb Juth iS'.i,
lot* Xo. I A 2 a ml houndetLas follow
, j On Hft-v Xortli hy la’.-jd* of the sdrid I*a
These are r hterefore, to cite and ad- j hello Hulman, ofi.the South by Alic
monish all and singular, the kind/ed Stri «-i. on rlm F.a't by laud ol ,M r*.
and creditor* of tin* *aid deceased, to be T. Alilrii*li, and on the AA'est hv lot Xo. . |j- Vi
and appear before me at a ( ourt of I’ro- ‘
hate for the
«t Barnw
day of Ih
»•» *h**w cause, it any, why the - lid ad- said putvh:t*e money .ol Sb.* om afbl Vn
ird'tration should not Ih* granted. ! tchs*t trom flu *th ol Nov. I v,h» ami tike
* v«*n ubder my hand and tbc.S‘ 1, il of Tco*t ol thiv s He.
- *»urt tin* ilth «lav *»f lH.'cemb* r‘ ! MrX A I’ A H
Ju't after tin* lynching. In New Orleans a few month* ago, of eleven trenil>ers
of the Malta by a volmi?*- r hand of American aGTigcr*. some of the *laily papers
created a little uoea'iioi*'by declaring that King lliiuibert’s ir«*n clad* could
'hell New \ ork from anchorage twyoyd the range of the shore fort* and battsr-
ies and lav the tm*jii* '* metr«){Mdi* of i.hec*»iintry in a'he«or under ootitribuliuu.
AA ithout discussing L nule Sum’s ability to take care of hi* possc»*lons
MieHASO R
i ako* pleasure in informing the public that on hi* recent vi*it to the Xnrth ho
captured Now York. New Kngland and a big slice of the North-AVest. He went
supplied w itli the ammunition of gold. *ilver, greenbacks and **ertitled cheeks
:ind im*r»*liants, manufacturer* and iui|>mters surrender**! upon the first sum
mon*, threw open their stocks and told Michulson to help himself to all he want
ed and Jo pay them what he pleased. They w ere demoralized by the oi+fftow of
g.Jd t** FHiropc and \v« Icnned Michalson and his money n* a*har*l pressed soldier
cheer* t h« i"mr,idi * w im come to hi* help and turns the Aide of tho battle going
agair.'t hf* Hag. ♦
UVCictLalsoxL
llelpe*! hintself liberally. , The i>rf)of* that he .did «o are a* plain ns flier ran be.
The Charleston bound 'fcanicrs, the Atlantic I'oast Line and tlie Richmond »fc
Danville system arc wltnes'cs on hi* Irwhalf. They are hurrying Southward as
I'a't a* steam c'a'n turn tlieir w lieek* tlie goods that he nominally bought. F.Teu
uowtlie first consignments are coming in and
HVLlclialson.
Invitts the people to come from all the ad jacent cimutry and neighhoring towns,
t)uy all (lu* good* they want so cheaply that they will forget all ahout the loir
price* of cotton, go home rejoicing w ith fresh courage to battle w ith hard times.
A* a partial listof th- good goods'and grea.t^bargains tiiat Michalson lu* in
store he a'k* aHention to Hi * 'ollewingrfVw examples that show the comparison
ot Northern and Southern prices:
$11 .non wa'rth of New York efi tiling—MichaDon's price, f(*.,0()(I..
$7,(*no wort h of Bo>ton Shoes. Slippers, Ae.— Michalson’.* price, f 4,750.
fh.tstt) worth of Ladies Dress (looiN—Muhalson’s price, if.),000.
!ji|n.000 woi th of Notion*—Michal.'on’s price, SO,000.
ji|o,uoo w orth of i .cut’s Furnishing Goods— M i dial son’s price, $0,500.
S;' ) .ti;)0 worth of Furnitun—Mielia'sdn’s {trice, $2,0(Hi
$1,0'A) wortli of Tin and Wood ware—Miclialson’s price, $500;
$10.(K)() worth of Bacon. Hams. Sugar, Ac.—Michalsryi’s jirice, $<5,000.
>2,500 wortli of Canned Good* and Fancy Groceries-Michalson’* price, SI 000,
SoJJIJO worth of Axes. Hoc*. Farm Hardware—Mielulson's price, $2,700’.
$1,0(H) wortli of Tahle.Gutlery and Crockery—Michalson’s price, $*kH).
$1,000 wortli of Buggies ami AVagons—Michnlson’s price. S750 L
These quotations aril ottered as texts for thought, presented as sign boards to
show the people the best road to better times. Michalson has thousands >f goods.
He lias bargains that everybody needs and can afford. If you don’t see what you
w ant ask for it. Michalson has it, hilt does not promise to keep italnavs. Come
soon and in a hnrrv before the cream is seooped. He hasn’t time or tongue
enough to make a thret^bour* talk, hut he w ill help tlie country more between
now and (’liristmasdhan all flic politicians can do this side of the day of jmlg-
. nifint, if buyer* and sellers w ill only come to the pie nic Sherman’.* camp fol
lowers aml KilPatrick’s torch light trooper* laid waste our fair country. The
tariff and taxes and high prices liave made tjie people poorer year after ye*r.
; M ichalson is tired of that. He w ill give this fall’s work to the good of the peo-
ole. Instead of grasping for profit he w ill try to elearexpenses him! nuke friend*
When times get better and the farmer* are out of trouble he will try to make
.money. That is bis platform for six days in the work, aqd everybody |a asked to
come and see hini standing there, giving the best prices for cotton ah’d aH coun
try produce and selling all kinds of goods to all sorts of i>ooplc at only one price
and that below zero. ^
! save you time, temper and mo
ar before me at a 4 ourt of J ro- Ja*-rcpre*eiited hv skpl plat, tin* niort- _ I10v . it does if* work better than the
thf- saiff county to be holden g^tge being executed'to Hiynre the pur- roffjj* wa^ffi Wd pUn and dcSes not
weil ( . Lfou Monday 2srh j cJ.asc monev (d'atd lot* This *nlc t** Uearam.l tear nuT ohitl.e* a* tlw*)!,! W4.v
ccemher.lvd, at Docc, ka.m : h-m.i !.-to vFr.A ••••-« < • /.J. 1 have '<*! ! <o. jou r l,u irtln d ii;
D. Ibid, and in Hr®- fittb Jti
Amcric%n Indiv ctitlcm **.
: J Act. O. I’A'lTFBsi iN,
<kcl7-2 . I’lvujfte Jud.
ot
• A"igne.
BATES A M>
, *A*4sr *a‘s Alton
Sib De*.-v iilaT ISOl.
AI.KFB,
Mortgage*
Bam well and Yad joining countie* and
thev have given p«*rlect *;itisfacti*>il.*
For* further fuformatieii aftplv to
t RAMPTON LAWTON,
B.irnwJf, S.C. ,
},o\ .9 • z ^
THE UVE MERCHANT,
Pari|ii/ell, S. C
aug 27-tf