The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 17, 1892, Image 2
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The Barnwell People.
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I lioriA tho ntloml vot<* Iiji* Im »*ii iho 1>hI-
v mnV or nijiiij’ Ktnfi'M noil hiniHi'tl l»y un
just nod unroniwMilnjC jjirjiollro lin*
h' , !i»vd UcpiiMli'UMioio to uiHoy victo-
' rlt;s. Ill tilts T^sf rnoi|i«iyo “tli** coJ*
j i*r**i| poo|iH run-in iiihIit . I lin
Hf'piiiiHnui baunrrs ns of yorw in all
tlu* bonliT nuii Xorihrru Stolon. 'I'lio
|i , ssoii lao^lit. thiMii by tin* dopartun' of
thek-former wlilio ulljon from old oariy
| lidos wi l nor bo lost,. I’lidor l>?mo-
Kollowlng I* no* tablr _pf rlrrtnra
voitis oorm , ti , i| bv ibn lnt*'st returns •
AMERICAN REPUCLIC3.
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LARGEST (Wim CTRiTiLATlON.
THURSDAY. NOV KM II Kit 17, ISb'2.
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1 Elefllou RoHcrtloua..
Since the dUco\er> of tin* t\ csm t n , a ( |, n iniji,t;i..,ji 0 ,, f|| ( ,y w i|j umj | M »r-
rontinent, four humlied ' ears a^o tliis ^ t0( . p ea ,.,» than” elsewhere and with the (feorjfla
fnll, Americans have had no such .sur-| bmiki|1J? (>f lheir |j|iL|l jn Ihn , *
prise party as that which was held at
every pollinjf precinct in the l nlted
States on the Sth inst. The unabridged
dictionaries of tlic En^lisli lanpruA^^ -
Hlld tlu*#nr\clope(lias of ;ill countries
have not words with which, to ilescrihc
and detino this secntid and
American Kovulutiou. Within the
brief spi# of an autumn day, through
the ballot, box ibe people spoke, with a
nicauiu^ idainvr and more powciful
than the thunder of caturou and the
aripimenl of rille and satire.
The Democratic hosts were dazed by
the altogether unexpected magniliccnce
of 4heir victory and the pampered Ke
]Miblican legio.is, so long Invincible,
stupe lied by jJut -ftftJ completcnei^> oj
their o.erth ro'w.
Hoth bad eutereil the battle of the
ballota with uncertainty^of its event,
Kither would have gladly'accepted nar-
ro^v success (iould such a compiomise
have been possible.
—Ere*! yet the leivderii of those great
the
ship
X w, - .
And all the South Inis never know n*
so happy a thanksgiving time
Thursday should be.
Corn is selling in Harnwoll at. 10cents
a biialiel ami we. suppose (dIter towns in
tlie cotiiity give about tlie same price.
U estern bacon seifs here for IU cents a
pound,.so that a bnAieJ of corn buys I
pounds baron. Now if the farmer would
turn Ins corn into baebu on Ins own
place instead of payingfa Western far
mer, half a dozen railroads and mer
chants and middle men to make the
trade for him In* would save for iiLmself
TTieTrfnTtlfnTiat Is tTikeli'evi-ry tinie iTTs
moved. A first class farmer suggested
a few days ago that we advise every far
mer reader, not yet supplied, t« get at
least one sow of Unproved stock this
winter, even if he has to pay for it with
forty cefrt-eorn.—He-hns found it profi
table. For four years he lia/k*pt one
in bis horse lot, and in that time she has
given him an average of ten pigs a year,
lie Inis not felt the cost of keeping her,
because she and her pigs have liv^d
mostly on w hat would have been w a-ted.
Them*, ten pigs should be enough for
any medium sized family. Tigs ol good,
stork w ill fatten at any age, while the
‘•before the w ar razor hacks” w III not
unlit they are tw o yearn old.
Next year I* going to Or a hard one
and an occasional fat plg’wtH feed tfcc
hungry or bring in a five dollar bill
when needed.
opposing forces are questioning them
selves as to the causes of such a a’u-
pendous revolution that bAs in so quick
a time reversed the*1ong policy of the
administration and ret #*e Ship of
State sailing on so different a course.
The Republicans are admitting that
tbHr eherUhed policy of protection had
been strained beyond the patient endti-
ranee <U the people and are packing the
fault of their defeat upon one so lately
petted ami well nigh Worshlp|a*(| as
the Aiarriran N*|>oleon, a»ol of tlieir
<#w n aoeord have banished tlieir recent
hero from future hois* of political in*
ftnenca. Major McKinley find- it but Thrrfl ar4l L ^ oUutL i An .
a w Interalay's marel. from the cajdul di , Utr , ff , r Kw|rra| p , MM|4 now , Mn
to lb.* I u |e ian Rm'k. ihera wen* for state and t*»ngn'«*iprfil
Ami Democratic cUkftal..* agree rt . hr-;4lll , im ^ r . \U%dt.
will, the vanquished and l».Tg the hope Ul1l »o| d«ul a. the Hfht roUsC*i-
to their hmon,a that Tariff RcfikhK^ rwted. hnl on^ a»k«t*•niitU the bre.k-
the one tMug iieedful. the eurr all that r -„|f
U to spread hajipineas ami M-atter pro- |tU hApian^ enough for Simth far-
perlty all arru- thU hroad land, of I n| , M « U|||t ^ A Dcf^raUe gor-
UifTercMi lutcreata and courtUUng •»»• L rnmeilt The le*t rntoiuo.ents should
MUona. j ujv,.,, i,, our new Northern allies.
n..th are (vanlally right, hut neither u ^ , (r|||J , lh ,. m <ml
enMpletrly Ml. vet the lesson la ao plain of |h< . |ewU of „ U.kr.iue.- # I,.|^™™
he «Ua runs amy #^4, - , |J|V# , lh ^ , lo ,,| i}
It i» as clear aa the gleaming atara In ip.tipjjiy.*
the unclouded heaven that It w aa a « ■■ .m ■
rerohitimvary atruggle «f tlw, i^ople j If • miM-ry h*vca nMiqiau) ■' the cot-
ami not a game of the poNtirianw. u,n ** r * , “ l * ** ll - heat
\t Mlane.tpolls the odlce ||«*|4ara
A bibama.:.... . . .
li
At kausas...' ,
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f ’oloraila
Cnimertlrilt..
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Delaware
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FhVrida.
1
(L'orgia ..... ....
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Idaho
Illinois
*21
Indiana *~r~
15
low a
Kan *n •
Jvcnt'iek v ...
18
Loidslana..
Maine
Iu
Msirvlaud
Mit--aelm>4*tus. .t.-t-
M ichigiin .... .
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Minu(>-ota. ......
M issi<-sippi ..
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MisKOuri..
17
Montana -..
Nebraska
-
Nevada
.
New Hampshire
New Jersey.. .....
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New York .
Nortli <'arolina.
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Noun 1 lakota
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OfegorT'' “. -j-.....
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Rhode Island
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Sotltb (-aeollna.
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S«viftli Dakota . f
Tennessee *
1*2
'IVxns
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Yermont
Virginia
12'
W'asbingfon...
W’w t \'ir<riii^i. ,
i;
W' Uconsin.
1*2
Wyoming
Trials.
2sn
Nm*r—nrv for 4*boiee,
land’* majority over all, 11
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111
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A Had l , ncrtiou Tragedy
W’hlle the election was in progress at
Holland's Store last Tuf«dn\t. and jnat
tiefore the jkiIIs closed, a sad .tragedy
occurred, w hlch resulted in the death of
f olninbua Glenn, one of the managers,
J. H. farter, the Kepuhliean . < U|H*rv.isor.
and J. \V. Karle, and In which Hanip-
t ui Karle was slightly wounded (p the
arm and a negro named Henry Holland
was seriously wounded in the hrea a t.
It apfiears that Karle ami farter had
l*ecn chailing ea«rh other In a g<K» I nn-
tnretl way aleuit |Mditic«, It, which ref-
Amneiuir ropular Innoranr* la ThH f fum*
> try About ttte Wouth Amerlcanac
It Is armzing hotv little \v<* ns n poo-
ple Icprrtv of tb-* Tilplnfy and of the af
fairs of «*ur nearest neighlMirs. anya tho
New England Xingazinc. Wit!, tho
every:
famijl
■rod
Jane Pastia. a fgfcn/f" rie^unt. IJeea
Now la NaaeM l*ark tVMeun.
Poor Jiinibo, whnac departure from
the Zoological Garrlsns for America,
whoae he met ao ngtimtdy a death and
#na at one time a question of absorbing
a of thr fUcl world wc an* tolcraHiy ■ intert'st, has u worthy, suecessor, says
iar from' the time the serpent en- the I>)ndon Daily. News. Jung Pasha,
Ivlcn to the latest eviction of on the elephant brought over by tlTe jirlpeo
Irish tenant *or the latest scandal on of Wales, wra". at one- - time quite a dwarf
the Kivicru, but a cloud of iguoranco compared with - the ^departed favorite,
has hung dver the southern'lial* of this He libs grown antl^ growh. however,
“hemisphere, nnd until recently *re have until at the present moment he meas-
known. but little of th<* progress or con- ures only three Inches in height less
dition of fifty million of people, whose than Jumbf\ an inappreciable differ-
aipinitions have >K*en siigdlar to our cnee.
oy.n and whoso advancement in civiii- Every day the majestic boast may Ik?
ration and commercial pn»sp<Tity has j seen in the Regent park gardens, walk*
Sale Under Mortgage. - Final Discharge.
been their pride and their glory. < A
justici* of the supreme court once asked-l groundH, carrying a full complement on
m<* what language was spoken in (’hill,.
nnd a United States senator ii^a public
address alluded to (luatetnakMs a coun
try of South Arncricat. fntil recently
the |nK»ks used in our ?.ch<v.)l» ha<l not
been corrected for raore^thun a quarter
of a ccntv.rj*. Tlie same wild horiies
that roamed, with flowing manes and
foaming nostrils, over the pampas of
thc # Argentine republic when our fa
thers stxidiHl geography still emt>ol-
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lished tlu^Text-lr.ioks, notwithstanding
the fa<'t that they disappeared long be
fore the buffalo of Kansas, and the fa
miliar pietuFe3.of “The Hellos of Lima”
that ornamented the pioture books of
the last generation still remained to
misrepresent a people that received
kheir fai4|ii>ns from Taris quite as soon
nnd quite as anxiously an the women of
lloston or New York. The citizens of
Ceptml and South America have l>een
prop«*rly t^nsitive to our ignomnee and
indifference, but they have treated us
with a toleration and forbearance that
ought to make us ashamed, and now
that pur attc.ition has* luvn diverted in
their direction by self-interest tIvy re
ceive hs with a cordiality and hospital
ity that demands a grateful acknowl
«dgUicnt.
ing with stately' tread round the
liis back of little boys and girls ahd
grown-up people. Alice, Jumbo’s part
ner in captivity, died alxmt five years
ago. In the uitrie house where Jung
Pasha has his habitation is the favorite
rhinoceros, who has been‘for twenty^
eight years at the Zoo. This is*th(5
longest time an animal-of this kind has
ever lived in captivity, at all events in
a Loudon. There was «*ne formerly in
Regent park for twenty-three years.
EMINENT DANCERS.
ta th«
errtic** wa« niAal** b* a a |*v**ch iliatt 'ar- I
t*T hsil maib* to tl,»* r„ »ro*** a few <!*r ' ’’
Great Man W ho llav« i:irrllr<l
Graceful Art. «
Here is the proper place to ohaerve
that dancing has u Waring on the de
velopment of the social order. The
•medicine men. says the Popular Science
Monthly, or prlct* gain ami retain j
political v and vtrial jvjwi-th thri»ugh 1
their skill in leoibag the <lant*e. Aceo *!. |
Ing fi Mr. Heck 4 Uh.“th. ■ high priest in
tho rengkms cevrin<mtWs of the Ihvkotaa
■Is Inrnriably a chief, who. through
J,e«e dances, n tains hli* lnrtuen<*e to
the tril**.* * v» is. •lantdng gives sane-
lino t*> the p. r f th . hi.-f, an<l is
iverstM.ry qvinliflvatW>:,s f«»r
A Storm of A*hc«.
The captain of tho steamer St. Paul
tells of a remarkable storm of volcanic
ashes through which Ihs ship.passed on
lu-r last trip from San Francisco to Ai-
aslra. He says that at ten o’clock in the
morning the vessel entered into a dense
black cloud from which itdid notemerge
until two in the .aftcrn<H>n. From the*
speed of the ship and tlie velocity of the
dust storm he*thinks the volcanic cloud
was* probably a hundred miles long.
'Shower, of line volcanic dust fell r.pou
the iU*ck to the depth of several inches.
At noon it was so dark that lamps ha«l
b> be lighted, .-mil the sunshine was
. i pule us moonlight. 'The nearest active
. ] volcano wai in tlie Pabloff mountains,
two hundre<l and si\ty-(ive miles aavav.
The okieers thought Uie ashes canu
fr<»m :^un«‘ volcanic <Usturb^ne«» nearer
the ve.sel, and it has jK*en suggested
that perha|>s a new- island has arisen
from the sea aimcwherv, as volcanic
Island* hare emerged in Alaskan water*
quite racently.
Master’s Sale. ,» *•
Sorrii t’skoi.ix%,
HcnswkLi.t »u \Tr.
A. K. M.i--ruau and Philip Mri<otniaii.
e«i|i.*ir'l,eni uiMler the firm naine and
•Ivle of AK. 'ta»«,iran. nn«l
sgi»in»t Minnie
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previoiM. C4rt r gave
sllairly Karle
now
MM r«
Sail* llied-lir
r,rt,«T kn«H*ked
or |M,«h«*d him off «*f,h* piazza of th**
tmlldlng l*i which the rlevtion ws« h>-
li,g'<***4idoct»Nl. A< Carter aro»e Im*
| drew* apDnd fr*»m a^atchcl hehahifnal-
I Ijr c*rri« d and tired wl Karh*. Some
i pulled Mr. Karle 9 • t*ne *4do and jn-t
pomtio
of tl*c
the da
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In
ling « T of 117.
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that
At t'klrago the |ie*»ple roe
might of their re«olaih»i». # h
• *«(•• of the |Mtlltleal M'lowd
►*•!•* ted their ow u • audhialr*
kofed a ptatforuf hi cloae
with I he -pirli of the * me
in- party la«h that h
whipped tin* H-putdi-tu ma-*‘-
line from that day loa! It- etlng a
ahiMol tedtonilr—campaign put-
tlieir (adUhal I mi rod- lilt'd III ItUllltllg
U-: U* pwrchx-ing jm.wrr.
Ii wa-mt weakne— In Mr. Ilarrl-on
that ean-ed the d-feat of hi- lollowerz, |
f<»r |pditical frlemla ami op|M»ru iit- gen. .
epwial) agree that hi- life w«« without
reproach and hi* adminiatra'ioii w iih- ,
out •caudal.
Nor »a* it the po««c-<dni, of extraor
dinary virtue- hy M */ me 11 land tb.it )
h*d hi- party to triumph. Kur in thi
year ol giace he 1% the saute strong
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l- a httahef, making th*
I. The cotton cn*p of la*t 'car
im.nuu hale- w hud, at the Augu-t
lee wa- worth a bale. Thi*
crop i* latlmatefl at
t #1* per bale ntaklug a falling
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1.1,1 get* to Im* g«MMl Iimil he I- dead.
tefteMoa u«a«'lie» yin* Ulihmke,!
h that no Republican I* g«*N| until
- nut in tlie ,*old Mr. t’level.tnd
h§« pai*l full tuil» > n In that *«*lt<Mi| ami
limre will lie no -entliueittal ftedi-h-
m-— In hi- wecoud term. The v'ehllrt
of the |M*opte a- remlercd at the |MdUon
the Hth ln«t. ( uieau* that the la-t one of
them uiu-t travel. |,ct tkvin all march
l*«rib next March.
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A. < hrletic. I n-ifinl
maKciatMiNK.
HY VIKTI K of a dectetal nnler tr
j inr d*r» * t***l In the ah >ve cutltle«l cauM*.
| I will -ell at flnrnwell, in front nf the
• onrt ll<m«e,on Monday, the fifth ilay
I of ] u-»*eiul*er lie.rj, |t h«*iug -aleday* in
; -mm | mouth, w it Inn the legnl hour- of
! -ah*, the follow ing de%fribvd r**al estate.
All that J**t of lanil in the town nf
llarnwell with the building- thereon.
| containing one-half I * oi-rc and Immi,,-
] *|ed a- follow-: tMr Ihe North **y alter
which -e| arafe- »ahl h»j from laml- of
. I’ \ **geh,*n th** ’SMorth hy lot of I*, t .
Simnis. on i*>»„b‘xet hy Hurr street and
i rn the M e-f h, J« llerotn-treet.
I eiin-; Om-hUf cash, balaiM*e • >n a
1 credit of twelve month-secured hy (•nnd
j of tin* purchaser and mortgage of the
! premise-
A. HOWARD PATTERSON*.
, D» a*er.
Master’* O.tira, Noveuit*er l*. losrj.
Sale Under Mortgage.
..Y . - P X X
Under and by virtue of a* power of! Xotlce i-lyreby givi^i that the urt*
Male eontaii^r and given in h certain dersigned wilt apply to Jawfeji 0. I'Rt-
deed of bargain and -alo con,n,only | tarson, Ks<p, Judge 6f Pfnbate fnn^*
Rarnwell l.’omitv, on Sarurdiry-the lutlg^
tlay of December ISJf-V for » linal Ui«- r
charge as giumHan f»i IV. J. Harter^
« .. Yf. A. HARTER.
called » mortgage, executed and dejiv;
ered by E. C. Seanc to Alfred Hensu on
the sixth day of January, 1991 and fe.
corded In the office of the Kegi-ti*?^nf
Mesne J.’onveyaiice« for bafiivve'l
County in Hook 5 page 7.'», 1 will
sell at Haniv^pRysjn tropk of the Court
House, im/uornlay^tltPlKiiLilay of De
cern bej^ro-xt, it being sate, ilbv in paid
witliin the legat hour- of sale f
the following described real property :
All that plantation-or tract of land
in the said State and County contain
ing eight hundred acres more or less
and bounded on tlie North by Kami* of
J. C. McMillan, on the South by land*
otA'. Khrlumlt, on the. East by lands of
K. K. McMillan and oft the West by
land* of J. M. Brabham.
Terms cash, i’ll re baser to pay fof
papers. v ' „
A LFRED SK ASE, Mortgagee.
PATTERSONS HOLMAN, Altrs.
Sale Under Jortgage.
LAND IN I^IU.ISTON.
HY VIRTLE of a power of sale con
tained In a eertain deed of bargain and
sale, commonly railed a mortgage, exe
cuted ami delivered by J. A. *M*Lemore
on tlie Jlst day ot January IHS y to J. R-
Smith and recorded in the office of the
Register of Mesne < ’on ve vance for Barn
well Cojunty in Book it D'pp 1*>4. 1 ♦».■>,
1.60, U»7, l will sell at Barnwell, in front,
of the Court House within the legal
hours <»f sale.on Monday, the.'itli day of
December next, it lieing -ale day in said
month, the fallowing described real
property :
All that lot of laml in the town of
WiHistm,, in' «aid Coun'y, measuring
tifrv-two feet mint by two hundred ami
ten feet in depth, bounded on the Nortli
by lands known a-.’Tc-ley Krnwn’s, on
the South by a thirty I«hv( street adjoin
ing lands of Sul Dicks. East by lauds nf
Cully* Hogackiand W»*^t by a -tre«‘tsep
arating it from lands of Get,. Wilson.
Terms cash. l*urvha.»rr to pay for
papers.
MRS. CARY F. SMITH,
A dm'x of Estate of J. R Smith.
no\17
Sale Under Mortgage.
Under and by virtue of q power of
sale contained ami given in a eertain
Lost Pocket Book.
Lost November the 1st 1802 on thef
Public Road between HlackvRle and S#
M . Itssefys r ah old pockef book bound
with a cord,Raid ptn-ket Imok rftntained
one hutidred ami Jhirtv*fmir dollar-,
ami eighty ct*. (RM^O) and some re
ceipts. Any one tlndlng and deliver
ing to me will bt* Ktoplv rewardetE
B. D.BUJ.EX,
Elko S,C., lUfh 1802.
■ * - . . N '
Final Discharge. •
NMlee is hereby given that, the un
dersigned will file his, final necbimt with
J. 0. Dalterson, Estp, Judge 0 f Probate,
on Tuesday, Hie nth d«y of Iteeenibe^
next, gt Iffo’elocfcin the forenoon, aw
Executor of the estate of M. A. Kenne
dy, deceased, and ask for Letters f)U- %
tnissory. H. 8. WIkLIaMS.
nov?**td
Administrator's Sale.
By pern*i*Mion of the Proluke Judge<
we wilfsell at the late residerXe of Mr.
Jacob F y Kinard in 'Three Ml® Town
ship on Tuesday, 22'd Itovensb«r, all tbit
p**r*onal property of the "Estnlf of said
deceased consisting of rmikl*^ cattle^
hdgs, wagons, buggies-, maphinery f
hoiis*‘Nold and kitchen furnitiit^, ami
other articles too numerous to mention.
G. B. KINARD,
J. IV. KINARD,
(2w) * Administrator*.
THE STATE OR «MJTH fAKOTINA-
BAKNWKI.L (OINf Y.
IN ?HK COt KT OV rWOHJVTK.
By Ja*. Q. Patterson^ kieq.. Judge of
Probate in Barnwell Cownty.
AVbereas Wn». McN ah applies for I.et-
tcr* of Adiidnistratioii on thv estate of
Win. ||. Bradley, deceased.
Tbe—s are, therefore, to ette and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred
and «*rediti»rs nf the said deceased, to lay
and apiwar Indore meat aConrtuf Pro
bate for jthe said county, to be holderv
ell(II; on Rrid*?, the Dth
d omI ol bargain ami sale cotmiimily
called a mortgage, executed at)d deliv-
r rvir
ridel
'5*4*1
at Barm
I day ot'NiormlHT, la'.rj, at IIo’ukn-k a.
) rn., to show cau»e. If any, why the «nhl
: r : ";v.y..M|,,M,K r ,. 0 ,vn,
-••t, ••mb * — llav of De»*eml»er and .u.. *1.1^ i.L 1 - •
- ^ • 1 1 •!* . e .1 o . # -he t ourr this ith dav of Nt»\eml»er A.
rec*»rde4| in the office nf the Register of 1
at
•1
also tn reload
• tlie leg w Itb j
• home n her*
j arnund 1 h»*it**ner #»f th** b
, w hen -'*f,t** nne •hot hltu i
a ih mi bit* hvrrele-l -hot g-,
t*irter wa-ri**ii •• j 1h
! he lingere*! till about te„ o’chtek Ihi.t
night vv I,eti he die.I. I • i-oqiorted * list
fl,e expressed r**geet for having killed
lilenn, " I. * »vv.as in 110 wav connected
with the •|i,ae,rl«*
c\ 'ciUd in tl
It 4h Sully
reexport dam
. ? the uigust . v - 1- ,1
roort to Amu* of A»e*tria hy
a oarabaml Is f.»rc b«-r In j«
••f gres n velvet, with Leila on
and eostantd-'* in bL hdnds?
■*4 of |
rdir.a) I
or*. Think !
p »ying his
|n rfonnintr !
wUr’s tlrewa i
fort
CHANCES FOR
ED FOLKS.
Ing to ih*
■ ■ ■ Mr. J. W. Earle r
March IWe: the, k bllt re | a| ,.,.,, „
day
_ ill|e«| from tl,
K4*urtl, «»f
DcmiH’rats will have eomplei** control 1
<»f Ibe White I louse, fthe national Sen ] \| r
I1HHHH1HHHH » » n .i n.»
■gnswiwt' , ,
Liu.*..In .. nun ihirty Inc. y»r. : , w , lh) ,„ >r „„ ,., llr | ll „ th
and db>il W • dm
afternoon. He wa« „,iH,arri**«L
tileon was Mt, industrio'w venng
\<l«*n'ACn for qt.-ni r.i s^ 1
f Ity-uf Omahj.'
The erdored po*nle -cm h-havc been
ab'sirtsa! successfully In the pop:ilati«m
of Omaha, wherv* they find « p*vrtuni
ties often denfl**! them 4-t.s*''vher»,.
flic re am 0,000 .of t thcra In that city.
t ritSer and by virtue nf a (Miwer of
*ale ct.iitai,14*41 ami gi'4‘r» a 4‘ertaui
•leetl of bargain ;,Nd -alt* ro|iiim>iil'
■ ailed a Morl/age. rxet'iited and d< -
Hveeetl hy Mr*. Martha M, All t4» R.
II. W alker on the Ith daV4»T *v*pieml*er
Issj an«l reeonled in the idlnv i»f the
Rcgi-ier of Me-ne , nnveyarice for
Barnwrll t’niintv In Y^dmne 7* N.
page Pri. ami thereafter duly assigned
to mi* fi>r valtie received I will sell at
Barnwell, in front of tlo* k,oiri llon*e
<«n Moiiilav, the lifth dav of iHM-eml^er
next It l*el:,g sale day in said monih.
w itliin the legal ho.nr» of * t|p, the fol
low ing jle<u*rihod real pm|«erty : •
All that 4*erfain tract 4*r parrel of
land situated lieing ami lying in* jhe
t’nuntr «»f ItarnweR and *8tate afore*
-§Td ni‘ar the viljage-»»f A|»p!eton ’etui
D. 1*1*2, ami in thelllil, yrarof Ameriy
can I nil» |H*ndciic»*,
' JAS. O. PATTERSON,
norin-.'w Probate Judge.
THE STATE OF S0UT}1 CAROLINA
BAKNW KI.L I OUNTY.
IN TMK I'Ot’HT OX rNOHATB.
Hy James O. Patterson, K-*|., Judge of
Probate in Hart,well t iMinljr.
Wiwrea- Mra. M, S. England applies
for Letter- id Administration 0,1 the
estate ol W . J. England. di*4‘fa»ed.
'I'hi -e are, therc|i»re, to die ami ad*
niimUh all anti •ingular. the kindred
ami •-»»-*liu»rs 4»l the sahl ili-i-eased. 1** l*e
Purrhaaer to par fi»r j ,ln, * *PP r »r Iwfore me at a t imrt i»f Pn*-
Ve»ne t’onreyonces for Harnw dl t 'im,?,*
tv )ft IhMik •"» R. page 2t>.’» 1 will sdl at
Barnwell,in front nf the Court House,
nil Moutlay . the fifth dnv of |>ei*nfilher
f*'J2, It being «ileday it, said mouth,
within the lega» hour* of «ale, the follow *
ing de-erilwul real estate:
All that traet or plantation of land, a
situated, lying and l*eing in Bartiwril* 1
fiiw nsblp, Counry of Itarnw 4*11 ami Mate
of South A'art.lina, co,«l-iiiiing eight''
teres, more i»r less, ami Imumjed on the
North hy lan«l-4»f James rio'ples.oii the
**4M,th bv land- of the estate ot Ji»hn E
Bin, ••n the East hy laml* of J. S, Jtlrt
and t»n the W r-t hf the lamU of D. M.
Johnson
Term* 4'sah.
pa|w*rs.
wl..
'■ »t.- lor ibe soiil count.t. n* l>e lo>;*b n
at Barnwell <’. II. on Friday, tha 1-th
•lay nf November, leVi. at 11 oYha-k a.
m. to •how can*e, if any, why tlie-ahi
aduiini-iration •hoiild not Iw* gmnteil.
'•hen „,nh*r mv haml and the si-al of
the Court thi- tth day i*f Novemlwr,
A. D. ami tn the ll*th year ol
AiuerU'an Imlepemlem'e.
JAMEa tl. PATTERSON,
Prolralc Jad**.
novto-jw
y -ars ago when refused .1 second term
of office, b*— a ilc-orl-t and more a
. pra tiical man uf afTairs.
The time* wen* ripe for change, ami
tire great majority of the |rt*opl* had
1 >st confidence in Republican prntui*#*
a id faith in soeallcd Republican prin-
clpie*. They Itelievetl that Ute road
along which the Democracy ha<l set its j
inarch wa- the nurcst and nearest course
to the chnngea that they had set their
heart* upon. Hut lor that trust the
cloud that ro-e in the West, no larger
than a mati’a hand, woiflij have grow n
to greater measure than Tho People's
Party reached.
So for four year.H more the Democrat
ic party into lie again trusted. By it*
works during that term It vpill be ap
proval or condemned. Yf it. shall an
swer publio expectation* in tlm hoiies-
The childn»n attend the pubhc s, h«> liiillljig Irn qi r>n imi hi^uidrv! a* fiM-
Tlie North ha- oent the South such a
Thanks giving flay^aa thi-generation
I,al ne>er known. \N •• a),all ectebrair
next Hiiirsilay If ith mast potatoes, 1^^
-iinrimn lieer and pumpkin pi#*. And if
Ambrose Gojizalc-, ‘‘alvin llcmphili
and A. H. William* will venture, all to
gether, we w ill scare up a ’possum, and j
mav bo a kettie of Savannah blue cat*. I
and that probahlv b id -nmctliiiig to ifo
with brlTiging mi the difficulty.—'A_u
der-011 Jouniil.
FEAR THE SAVAGE MOST.
work it will augqient tho power it lias
won, but should it tail it will go as its j naign fund. After March 111, Mr llai-
doomed and unhappy predecessor has I riaou will return to the practice of the
perished, at the hand* of the >eqple of law, in Iiidiatm or New York city.
tlie Union. 1.
If it is tr-.ie a* stat«»l that all Ihe Cab
inet of Mr. Harrison gave only £2,000 to
the Republican campaign fund they
are a measly lot of miser* and the last
one of them ought to bo bounced next
Saturday night. Mr. Harrison owes
Dial tribute of respect to tlie few rciliains
ol his .departed party ahd the general I scend, when not better employed, to
respectability oTthe American Eagle, j watch their attitude toward himself,
■""" 1 -- j sayathe Popular Science Monthly. Tlie
-?« resident llai rison has had hard luck impossible island in “Tho Swiss Fam-
this yeafr. lie ha* lost hi* w ife, his~ e- ily Robinson,” in which half tlje an-
leeiloil jniff nwrTbTly tlKnisand doil ar- imals in the two'hemispheres were
he eorrtrihuted to the Republican’ eapi- collected, v/ouW l>c an ideal place for
Animals Do Not Miiml to No Much A wo
of tho ClTillfo., Itctnc--
Savagc man. whuhm generally been'
first in i*ontact w ith animal*, ift usually 1
a hunter, and therefore an object of dis- ;
like to the other hunting animals and
of dread to the hunted. Rut civilized
man, with his supply of hrcml and bta>f,
is not necessarily a hunter, and it is just
as conceivable thafe he, might Ik* con
tent to leave the animals in a newly dis
covered country unmolested and conde-
The Democratic victory ha* a 1 road/
given brighter sunsliine aud sweeter
air to tlie anxioti* .state* of the South.
The near future iv rich with promise.
The apprehension of the passage of
an unholy Force Bill is lifted for four
year* gureiy and almost certainly for
<1 time to come. The rcaour^cs of fhe
South in soil and climate and industrial
posHioilities no longer threatened with
race hostilities and unfriendly govern
ment w ill attract resnect&ble immigra
tion and draw abundant capital to
makeAer Waste place* bloom a» the
rose. Mason afid Djxon’s line has
been -ubbed out, the nsjicritie* of, the
war healed and the indextructlblc
union of indc*tni6tibl0 sure H aeeoiu-
“Pickens was the closest county in the
S’jite. Cleveland carried it by a mu-
jority of ten over M'eaver and Harrison.
There i* some talk of cutting flxvrdd
county off and giving it to North t^pro
tuch an experiment. But, unfortunate
ly, uninhabitL-d inlands seldom contain
more than a few species, and those gen
erally birds or sea beasts, and in newly
discovered game regions savage 'man
has generally been before us with hia
arrow, spear and pitfall. Sonnr instance
of the first contact of animals with
niiAtarvt Tadr—rTTiinst
thenr. In pmfe'o.kinal r.ml business
dav [ pursuits negr»H"( art* found 4*v»*rywhere,
and they preper. 'In Omaha, atcord-
lug to tho rhieagM Tribune, tlicix* arc 1
thrM ktWjem of this ra <•. t'.vo physi- 1
clano, and onetslit *r. The cotnpoaitora
on the editor's paper are of l*oth .s4MiC», ’
and, of course, colorwl. Th(^?c arc
thret* negrvx** on the., pftliee ^»m*e, nnd
many of them in the nuimcipnl ofUccs. 1
James S. Bryan is stenographer and
secretary in tho controller-,* ofiieep A. j
IV. Parker is .yn inspt'etor of seals, ;
weights and wt*a .ures; A. Brown is a
clerk in tj*e of'iiee of the register of J
deeds, ami so on. Many of the mail- j
are negroes. Tlw* onr.di late for I
city council in the Third ward is colored.
_ The property of tin* colored people is
valued at ?7(M),000. The wealthiest is a
woman, who isrsaid t) he worth ^>0,000.
There are other fortunes of FiO.pOO and
?l().l>00. Tl'.e Omaha negroes do not
t:flce kindly to labor organizations as a
rule, but they are fond of forming social
club* and there are several masonic
lodges among them. The patriarch of
the colony, it rmgljj be mentioned, is
Father Washington, who is suppled to
be 10S years old.
x.. .. , NTiounty and citote aioftisaid, containing
man have, however, b«cn preserved in ftorize it v. hen P thus^useih t » ttila^U:,* ■ NYrth ^v'bH of p!' '"’ ,,OUI " lt * (l 0 " ^
H
the accounts of the early voyages col
lected by Hakluyt and others, though
lina.
1 i tlie hungry navigators wen* generally
ie ti usteeicof C.lem*on Collcge wi.l rnorc inteui on victualing their ships
victualing
a«k the Legislature for an appropriate 11 with the unsnsp<jcting beasts and bin
of fifty thousand do*!Iar$ at the next or on noting those which would ’be use-7
*e*-Iun and if it i* given them they ex- Dil commwlitics for ‘‘trafHtfke” than in
pect to open the institution next Mav.
cultivating friendly relations with tho
nnimui inhabitants of .the newly disi
This 3’°; ir h*** b*‘**n the wbirst dn rec-’ i*ln»tds.
ord for the Southern cotton-grower*, Tippling clergyjben.
but it ha* been one of the hv*t on record ! ^ i*,the custofe^in the large towns of
A SubstitUto f-»r Dlnmond Dust. ;
The name of carborundum ha~. re
cently been given t> a peculiar manu
factured substance intended, on account
>rti
THW-T Oh il,e North by lamU of It. H.
M alker, im th a e Es-l by Aiqdi bui pul>-
lie rosd, on the South nmf IVe-t by
land* 4,f T. P. M'alker, Iwing in rbe
-Imp** x»f \ and bring ;b«* Extreme
S4Hi»T,em portion ol a Tract of land in-
lH*ritrd by T. B. c«dding. dtsca-cd,
from the E-taU* iff Kli/.-ib<-tb l idding,
dijt’ca-eil,.which will more fully apf»car
hv reference to a plat made by J. S.
Mix-on Sept. l*t iss.’f. - .
'Terni* i*H>h. Pun ha*er to pay for
paper*. •
MARSHALL HILL, A-dgnep.
,J. B. Bl R(’K IIA LTKR, Attorney.
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE.-
Statk of Sot rti rxROMjra, ^
Barnwklt Covntv. j
Under and by virtue of a power of
*Hle contained and given in a Terrain
deed of bargain and *ale commonly
called a mortgage, executed and deliv
ered by Mr*. M. M. Riley to the( itizen*
Saving* Bank oh the seventh day of
January I8t>'2, and recorded in the office
of the Register of Mesne Donveyances
for Barnwell County in Book (i('*page
84, wo will sell at Barnwell, in front of
tlie Court House, on Monday tlie lifth
day of December next, it being sale day
in said month, within tin* legal hours of
sd^ythe following described real prop
erty :
All that piece and parcel of land ly
ing and bemg in tluCToAu of Barnwell,
, , ,, , , . , . .. divterian Church,
place of diamond dust and bort in the ; East l»y land of Mr*. Sander*, formerly
abrasion of hard substances. Singular Myer’s land. Sourli by Academy street
to. say, the* product is in charactor , separating it frojn Owen* land, West
wholly unlike the substanefaj from! by Madison -tret -w*
which it is dedvett-—that is, in eompofd- Term* cash. Purchaser to pay for
tkm it i.-» almost pure earbon.-^in cod- paper* ^
stfaetioiv.ervstalllnc, and in Imtxlness it j CITIZi^NS SA V1 NGS BAN K,
Ls ten.voi Mohr’s s^ale. In view of |
these qualities, it is. to nil intents nnd
purpose?'., manufactured diamond pow- '
der. though in 6olor it is slightly ,
. darker. Under the microscope many of
for the New England nfanufaeturer — G< * rmnn . v for tin* clergy and laymen of | the crystzJs appear of a dark green, j
St Louis Republic ' eac ” to ^ onn Uiemselvcs into j some.are yellow, while others still are
“ < ^ u l >R *'’ 0 n( I H is not nn infrequent blue, and shrac completely colorless.
Mo igagefr.
A. T. WOODWARD, Attorney.
THE NEWS.
A*' one <»f the ro*ult. of tlie rl^jit c- s kfbt of an evening to s.^* a^’ n verend
plished tfttieDenocfeile jKrty sliaikbe l ,, ‘ rt5 ' >n iM K; ‘«***'^ Sfi ral liqu-.r -abeuc ; navigating the streets i-; a siigbi
trua to K, princlBlM nMt-MOM >'«'■ F-naficra h2d|~rti<?^r
tlie people in securing^equal right* to j dry 'P 1 * 11 tb*t la-T-.u^y,.,) V ar ^ much mt tbc clu), that ho txmid
all and drying *;a.*cial privileges to There is 7,7.rv «d •; couple n^o aft- r harIl - v on his and was being
The cort pt thi* material is said to ba .
very moderate.
’“1 " .. \/Nl
Tlie lotmcro l urri.
The Austrians consume m<>re tobacco I
l.’l 110 M si,N.
Mortgagee.
ROBERT ALDHIUH. Attorney,
i»i»v17
Master s Sa/e.
SM'tllt 4MoMN«.
Rakxw»t.l. UiiI’xtv.
The Bank of Allenil ile. 1*1 itntifT.again*!
< hi-*e l|ett«U*r>*.ii. Kt-lNs-ea Jenkins,
Margaret Gregory afol KibnGrego-
nry. I».*f. n*Said>
BY VIRTUE of a iloeret.il order to
me ilireeteU in t!,c ah «ve cntii led • a'l—-
T > wiU •♦‘B nt Han,"ell, in fomi •»! the
< «Mirmi|Mj»e, •>i, Monday, Die rttih dav
of Ipsa-n'Ti^fL. |W*2, it Im mg • ib^lav in
«aiil uioiiDi, " i*iuj 1 the h-gal ^Tmir- id
-ale. the following ifrftcHhcd real •**|ate.
All that trai-t of lamT in Barnwell.j Eliza !.a'vtot«, t|ia*raa«*4l.Y
Con,ity containing twit hiimhvd and ! 1b«-H* are, tlp-rcf»re, to idte \r,d ail-
fffty *i*re», in..re or le-s, Imhiim|o< Ih-M. ‘ monUI, all and -ingiilar, the klmlred
low-; .\<>r,h by laml- of Mr*. A. '*r<*4|ltor* of the »aWitw-raae^l. to bo
Stoke*, Ea-t by W. J. .s.amk*r» ami t». a*»‘Yami**ar before me al^ <'oitjt of Pro-
II. II00wr, Synth by fbe llamptivn j -, *h| county, to be hobleu
Uoniity line.'*^Hr:tli Daniel- ami South-j *tt BarnwI'TUJA II. on Friday, l*th
wi;ll, H#*t by Smithwrll and Sinter** ^Wtf •! N "vruilnTTTiilJi.at 11 o'clock a. in
'I iria Hi!-\ ■•how . au-e. If auy.'MdkJ Die -aid ad,-
to pay for mlni-trati4*i» ulnoild not l»e grant4*il.
■; il' GDen nuitor »uy Jvanii aud tba-Mtak(*|
jthe Court thi# III, dav of Novemtaw,
A. II Nt*!, and in the 117th year id
Amerh an In4ep. nd. m-e.
JAS. O.TLyn’KRSON,
nov1ff-2w * I’ndiate Judge.
rut; s iatk ok iakouxa
I.ARN WKI.I.IOCNI V,'
in tuk 4 i.t HT or ritonaTK. •
By Janie* tl. I’attor-oii. K-i|., Judge of
I'robate in Barnwell County.
Where** Alex l.awtmi aptdie* for
I.eDer- id Ad 111 ininlration on the ratal#
Ferry Roail 4*r laud 4.f Marii
Term- cash. I’urcha-vr
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
Ma-tcr.*
Ma-ter’* office, Ni.f^lnlier K», l>'.r2.
SHERIFFS SALE
Sorrii Cakomnv. -
ItARNWRI.f. t OfNTT,
’The Bank of Charleston, National
Banking A-onciatinn, Plaintiff, again-r
Tbe>Mea<l Phosphate Company, The
Barnwell Oil & Fertilizer Co . N. F.
Kirkland, Sr., Mike Brown and George
W. Morrall.
BY I KTU E of an execution to me
directed in tin* above entitled cause I
have levied upon and will *• )! ,|n front
of the Court House at Barnwell, on
Monday, Die tilth day of Drecntlier
next, it being sale day in said month
w ithin tlie legal hour* of sale
All that piece or parcel of land situ
ate, lying and being within Due. corpo
rate limits of the town of Barbwell iu
tlie County nnd State aforetinid, cou-n
taining six acres,* being a portion of
the traet known a* the Poor House
farm and having *neh marks, metes anti
hound* as are represented by tin* plat
thereof made by J. S. Mixson & Son,
tlated March *27t.li ISiH).
Levied upon and to bo sold a* the
property of said Defendants to satisfy
said’ Execution.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers. •"
Sheriff’* office 12th November ls{)2.
J. W. LANCASTER,S. ICO.
So
No. 1.1.
3.00 p. ni.
•*>.<>* p. m.
CM p. Mu
8.no p. ni.
* No. H.
3.20 p. in.
7.13 p. m.
8.04 p. ni.
Sa/e Under Mortgage.
Under and by virtue, of a power of
sale contained ant) given in’ a certain
deed of bargain and sale commonly
called a mortgage, executed and deliv
ered by Kiev Ann Hair to the Citizen*
Savings Batik on the 2 11 day of Janua-
rvTW- and recorded In the office of the
Register of Mesne Conveyances for
Barnwell County in Book (> C, pages
120-123, we will sell at Barnwell, in
front of the Court House, on Monday
the fifth day,of December next, it be
ing salesdjiy in said month, within the
legal hour* of sale, the following de-
scritied teal property:
MA05DM1-IA HOITTIO.
Ih ElTect^Nfiyember Sth, 1892.
Train* run daily hy 00th Meridian or
Central lime.
NORTH BOUND. No 11.
Lv. Savannah.!... ti.uoa. in.
Ar. Fairfax .7. 7.1-Va.m.
Ar. Denmark 8.33 a.m.
Ar. Columbia ..,10.20a m.
SOUTH BOUND. No. 12.
Lv. 4'olumbia ... *'».V» a, in.
Ar. Denmark.... 8 35a; ni.
Ar. Fairfax O.J^a. ni.
Ar. Savannah. 11.43 ». m. 10.15 p. m.
Train-NiV 11 and 14 eounect witli S.
C. R. W. at Denmark.
Trains No. 12 and 13 connect with P.
R. d A. R. R. at Fairfax. w
^ For further information appIfTo
TH. FLEMING,
Genl. Pass. Agt. SavannkU, Ga.
Wm. BUTLER, Jr., ^
Trav. Pas*. Agt., Columbia, S. C.
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, JrT,
Attorney-at-Law,
BAMBKRli, SiC. „
Office over II. C. Folk <S* Co.’s store.
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Final Discharge.'
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed wilVliie hi* tinal account with
J 0. ratterioAt E*q.. Judge oT^Rrobate,
un Monday, the 21st day of November
•next, at 10 o’clock in Ibe -forenoon, aa
Adnrinisrnttor of thr ratafo of W. W .
Matthews, deceased, anti ask for Let
ters Dismissorv.
H. MATTHEWS.
oct’20 ’ *
m SALE.
, The commodious house, along with
110 acre* of the very UtifcLODmtng laitd,
situate in county and State aforesaid, . running back from residence, iu the
than any other nationality or m o nil
A n 1 ^ orf.Ienee jhtt rendu- auddentT t)l«w«l wDh tri v \^ . T Ua.
tion ho«e>*e*^ - ' I • i , D( uiomait pirtjr b ju-t near in iiiqch 1 ftrmjMri t ..n him. aafl^'i
Clevelati l ailminU ration is the *a,»»e i^itinii. It luu.roorablr-*. pani m: ”Here, llau*. h*a^ . nvo 01 »
Abe ahaioe at too iaieliigeiit wuile po|»- fug- than it bod ex|>^i*Usl or pir|*ar>-d thb p*t and ptclpCutl |4g up
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f tvcaXh-* ovuuU'f of-ywnind* i
aanaall/ by. eac!! I j0 inliablUxata <•/ the
1»ffi rent t^u*>»p *an eounLriea a- folwnvx:
Spain, t!0 |Kstia<k; Italy, 128; Grmt
Britain. It4. M2; Dennxxr.;. 224;
\ jtv-ay, CCV, oral Atoutrio. pi .ndt*
All tiiat track of land lying and being
For now good* and new prices'call nt
th** Reform Store, first door We:*tof Thk
Pfmri.r office.
Kr***b stock just received, more coni-
l «.•.** t ’ * n “’ ;inf Y«ll 4*he:ip.
^ ilarg i'n- f.<r fr: -nd- and strangenC
S!U ^.?.Ai Hr^HggfgrfarrffllMeii anrf^tetftf ffri fjPhnrirb, n rrt hr Wrst by laml» ofW. R. llqcatcdYnjt^rrcalthyto^irbT abouT
wii.wtx* i,7\v , i| I^ajcd * ■ * * . j thousand inliabitants, i\kh every <
Mr. Ben itovie* Jn charge, will lie! Teniiav*'* i 'h-
gloil to’o4e and *erve h ** f'-rtner'• u**
n*m* rv and tbi* g.-nervl iwtfd4<*. *•*
- / • t ii A HLKs I’LCliM'A N N.
conL-tining one hundred hujOaiTes, morp : town of Williston, Barnwell County,
or less, bounded »s follow*,: On the S. C., known as the properly, of Mrs.
North by lands of W. !). Birt and B. H. Annie M. Browii#. ;Thi* place b o*e
Baxley, oh tho South by lands of Y, C.! of the very best in this section of thn
PciiUer, on the ta»t by f^ong Branch i couuiy, and iiasAhe atlvanrage of Ivdog
Lv WMf 7 In iv WrrA "¥94 mm m ■■♦ira urYvix of J4 l>OU ft
.. i^h every com-
Purchaser to pay for vehki.ee a per*o* could w ant. > •
paiwra.
C ITIZENS SAYINGS RA .VK,
v Mortgage*.
A. T. WOODWARD, Attorney.'
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For particulars apply to
MASK El L A BARNWELL,
• Real K-taU* Br4ikcr*,
ccl2U Lulutubta, S. C«