The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 01, 1892, Image 2
The Barnwell People.
#3- W. HOLIES, Editor I Prop'r.
lARUESr COIINTT CHKILATIOX. 1
THURSDAY, DKCKMUF.U j, I.v2.
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Tlitt prlumry p’an of h NCGF.O SCNGS DYIKQ OUT. •
dkUt« • fur St** and coturijr ofteaa ha* j edOMIt!fm Amo«#*u.Vc«,i«».d n*e. it*
During tho vphU'miv of tdtolera in
Cifrif^any I#,047 pernotM m cim atuckiid
Htui 8,575 (linl of that' <I4^*h^o, ^
T)io L< a )iiMlauiro will not c^tnhlUh
County Court*. TU** (.■institution
atanda in the way anil fcnn't be
The Diqulat Statu Conx etiMo* mot »t
Aiken yesterday. AU»ml ti»roe hun
dred minister* and ilolr^ittoa A - ere ex-
]Kcted to attend.
We hay* received a e *|»y of the an
nual Report of the Board of YU!tor* qf
the, oouih Carolina Military Acadmiy.
bve what the Governor Miy* about it.
We aend out th^Govemor** Me**a^o
v' a* a euppleinent till* weok r Itdeacrvo*
a careful reading. Our aubacriberH
uanjud^e oflt* merit* fur than$a<dve«.
Timeaotuu^e. W. R. iUrris an ex-
Confederate,ha* been wIivumI Cunifreaa-
inan at larg^ from K*n*a*, about. 2,000
vote* ahead of the balance of the Dent-
oci atlc ticket. .
The Pkoclk renew* it* motion that
the Fifty Third Con^rra* meet on the
fith of next March and *tay in M'XKion
two year*. There ia busines* euou^h
and tho salary is tufliclent.
ven belter general aatinfactlou tlian
I the old convention ayttem. Why rot
; select poattunttiM* tliu name way? i’e-
| tltior.ii are a dflus bu amt a snare, for
the nvi rajjo clHx'tl will *i^n the first
paper pre^enU'd him, even if he don’t
favor the applicant. And wc need a
htllH flection refreshment after thU
ve*r> overdose.
\
There U talk of still further paraly
zing the Uepubticau party hy carving
Ttxa* into half a dozen States. ,Ys the
lone atar U five time* larger tlian tie;
Empire State there U room enough ami
to spare.
President iiarruou ha* saved half hh
■alary during the four ) ear* tliat lie has
held the fort fur the Republican* In the
White House, and will go out a bun
dred thousand doilui* bettor ( tf than
when be went in.
The best political letter of the year
was written by an Edgefield constilu-
Sht to Cuttgrcasmati Tinjuati. It
short atiiT saret, and expressive of the
©dice seeker's appetite : “Dear George
—Anj thing—Any when ?”
Judge hlmonuni lias made a decree
for the *ale of the guitth Carolina Kail-
toad »ir the llth of April DhJ. kit ap
peal by some of the bond holder* will
probably delay the auction another
year.
UlahopW.lt. W. liowo, on aecoiun
•f the precarious con itlon of hUhealUi
aluce the stroke of paral)«>jr received
last May, has resignedJkt Bishopric of
thedioceaeof boutUd'sroilna. llissuc-
wili be elect »d next Mav.
W,
When.Mr. Cleveland went out of the
Executive niaual«>n on March 4th I^M»
be lefts sn*-plusof s million dollars In
Uncle Sam’s trufttury* i u place of that
heap he will find a hole on the 4th of
■ext March almost us great aa the pile
that ho left behind.
The annual winter mad dog out
break has started In tbo up country.
If a few Senators and U*f rtaontut.ros
could be bitten there would bo some
chance of getting s law pa*>ed for the
pioteclion of sheep aud | e »p!e from de
ceitful fox hound*,trrachciou* pointers
mud curs of low degree.
—a© mm m arwr—
Seven hundred . negroes have gene
from Chattanooga, hunting new homes
In the North *ud,Nuitli West. They
elalm that starvation wages have
driven them from the South. It is
probably tho beginning of an exodus
that w ill be helpful tutimac that go and
to those who are loft.
BBS
5jK
Saturday- awarded the certificate of
election to Congress from the Seventh*
South Carolina District to George W.
Murray,* “the bald black eagle,” of
Sumter. Hi* majority over Gen. Moise,
the Democratic candidate, wa* onh
forty vote*. Gen. Moise will, It is said,
contest the election. Murray will be
. the only negro In the Fifty Third Con-
ft give* us profound pleasure to as
sure The Greenville New* that that
journal was not In our mind's eye when
we criticised “smart Aleck” editor*
'“bffefly and (golly, two weeks ago.
Onr mountain eotemporary is of quite
a different style. It is more of the C»vs-
sr’s Head order of created things in th it
~dt learns nothing from summer show-
ere or * inter w kids, election cyclones
or political land slides. It said the liorse
was sixteen feet high and sticks to it.
“Competition la Liu* life ol trade,” hut
sometimes there is ton much ol a good-
tiling. Eighteen month* ago when Llie
Co >saw cum » started hbiuih Candii.u
rimsjdmti* rock brought $7 a ton. Now
It compiandsoujy tlie great pro
duct foil of KloflJu rock having fun
down value* ^M»cSJutf,Car.ditiu min-,
or* are holding forli rl*e. A reductmn
of royalty may be tiWetisary before they
will put i*.on the market. . , ‘
The Sumter “City” Democrats, so
called, are r» ►ponsshle fo** the defeat of
Gmi. Mbl*e and 1be chction of George
WHshlngton Murrav, black {Republi
can, to Congress. • Fully half the vot
ing strength of ihe “city” did not go to
the poll*.
Well, U is no n*e to cry ■over it, but
.we Miiiik the f.egi slit turn nngliCto take
away the “city” charier ami put it on a
lerol with Hamburg, or change its
name, so that the a*the* of the Ji**volu-
^iotmry hero and patriot can rest in
ponce.
The Legislature went earnestly to'
work last week and made an industri-
(*u*.be J glnnlng.. A great ntally b IN on
numerous sulijecU w pie ink-oduei d, hut
it l* of course too early to speculate up
on the work that will bo done.
On Haturday the first election* were
hdid. The vot« s stood a* follows:
For Jtulgo of tho Fifth Circuit, Er
nest Gary, of^ Edgefield, 121; \V. 1)
I’; antham, of Camden,21. Gary elect* d.
*Tor Superintendent of the reniteu-
tlary, >V A. Ne»1,of Anderuni, U4; J.
E. Jarnigan, of Marion,fifi; J. ILHun
ter, of Barnwell, 5; D. E. Kails, of
Sumter, 3. Neal elected.
For Director* of the Penitentiary, T
J. Cuntiinghatu, of Ohester, infi; John
\v. 1 a N-. -f F i!rt!c!«y, 7T»; R T. Rfg-
ginv, oT York* 7-f J. M. liuiubert, of
suits la Naalcet »f >tlastr«U/.. v
Tho younger regrcea, boru in freo ‘
dotn, have u loathin'; lor everythln*|
that pcrtainR to alavery. They regard
the ohi slaves with contempt, and be<
(hune the younger ones can read nnd
Ha-ice h DcMor^tal Creditors.
AVt/ r f'tople:
I am requgsteino turn aside freni reg-
h'.IL, . , 7' U ‘ T hllh ',! All |„r*r»n, bnrtn,clnlm.ng.fn.tthe
I. 1 '?,* f '; r i «!««•<.* >V. H. Ui..ll.y, do,-‘..0,1, aro
hl if.'Ifill knffi’i"’ “,r , *’ lW a »<'»W r e n .,o.t,-d to prowti.t thorn duty atto.ird
^ . ,7. .,^ ' r “l* '“'■f'fy •»„,( all i>or«,!,. Indobuai to i ho .aid a,-
«t o. i«M trHl point. «, Koinwol C. w 1UHk , 0
II. rho coat I .in tolil w,4ild bo $17,. tho under.Ui,0,1.
Ob.). Thla could ba raided by getting
writ© they sot th« older onoa down a» 170 citizentf to subscribe each a bundi
4‘ollcton* <12; If. B. Tarrant, of Orang©^
bnrg, 40; Henry Oliver, of Chutjesfon,
kJ. Tbe^first thr«*e were clegietT.
.Imlge Gary, w li/» wJKjKioceeil Judge
Kershaw, will taks^tila place on th«
Bench next M«
He wasjbdrn at Cokeaburjr, Abb
vil e (>dnky, January If** 7. He wa-
e^kduited at the Cnkcsbury Contarcnr*
S djoid, but di 1 not attend C ollege. ID
went to Angus's and cleiked for *
while, hut disliking tlie husims* went
to Edgefield aud ie.»d law uudur I N
uncle, Gett. Martin WltlMia|MH>u Gary
lie was admitted to prac-lce in 1K77.
N foie he wa* 21 year a of age. He
practiced with hi* une’e a* jutkoi
partner until Gen. Gary died, when b»
became senior member of the linn o!
Gary and Evans, which is said to«-njo>
il»e largest pratt'je of any Him in
Edgefield touuty. He has served
three terms in the Legislature. In
civil auder ndnul busiur** he has be**c
<|uito*U'.H a e-sful. Hew Hi be ibu young
est Judge tha Slate baa had in tuaii)
year*.
Editor A. ll. tV lliaios,of the Giecu-
ville News, who is in Columbia, si/e*
np the new Hou«e of IU 1 presenlative*
with this measure: “The house seem*
to me to tie a collection of rcapeetablv
citizen* whoso intention* would be
go<>d if there were any, w ho are w illing
lo do‘anything if there i* anything to
[ do, w ho have the natural timidity and
hesitation of so many stray cats in
strange garret*. The practical part of
ttairbus'.nt** of tcgNluthm ia new to
' - * »
moat of them, 'i here are onh’ forjr
. is^i , ■ ■■■»- m ■ 'll!" f 1 TT P " H
ligislalive body l»cf jre. A man nia>
come here with a head full of reform,
ideas,of changing tbi* and improvjng
liiaf. Hu begins to feel aroui<d in a
ba»hful way aud finds Constitution*
and statute* aud pat liamentary rule*,
tho opposing interests aud judgmenu
of other members a d many ubotacli*
of other kind* in bis way. There is
little that is new under the sun and
the new man probably finds that tin
logndation ho has mapped out so vivid
ly in his own iciud and discoursed ol
so ably aud so much to the satisfaction
l>eing too ignorant to bo considered,
forgetting that they were once cllicient
workers and averaged superior in mor
als and manners U> their *1 •svendants.
One of tho refniltu of this u the dying
out of the rich, melodious negro aougs—
not the h«u p* cf tho “negro minstrel”
type, whleh*„wen> totally unlike the real
itrtfcle. This the Boston'Transcript re*
gtirds us a vc^y great pity, as these
' songs v. eve v. lid boy cud
ccmpovison.
In slavery times the negiY>es were en*>
couragod to sing. The wheat was
reaped to the singing of the reapers, and
the best singer general : y headed, tho
row. The, ores who could pick the ban
jo or sc rope the fiddle were peculiarly
privileged. ll<ire is u ctrange piece of
folk lore: 1'cr many year*, even long
before the war, the fiddle playing and
banjo p cyhig had bc-a dying out
among the negroed, owing to a super-
stitionytiiut “do devij is a fiddler.” The
very old people ha.\3 noticed this. The
master cf the mansion Euya: “In my
fathers time, and when I was a boy,
there were very few*regnl«ir inuaieians,
and at parties, urjtsn it wn * a g;*und
jiffair, a lady played the piano, accom-
panted by a gentleipan on the violin,
and moastr^uj ji;p( apd rends they,
played, too. But when It got too much
like work almost anybody's carriage
driver Cv.uld be stmt for out of the
kitchen who could fiddle enough te
danee the Virginia retd by. But when
I grew up negro fiddlers'were scarce
among the plantation hands, except the
‘professionals,’ w ho were free .negroes.
They have been growing serreer owing
to this superstition about‘old i'luto.
“Among the city negroes the piano Is
the favorite instrument, as it is so much
easier to acquiro a certain proficiency
on it than on the violin. In the coun
try, though, it is generally th-uight un
becoming, at k-a.-.t fer a ‘church mem
ber,’ to play the violin, if not aetuall
an audacious coxninanualion wiUv^o-
tau himself. But it invoivea^fiuither
deadly sin nor any bplriUndrl^k what
ever to play the tu-c«>»tflon cr the Tap-
organ,’ as they cadflL. The ‘corjon,’
co.’ise'juently^ds a vcryjpopu lor Instro
inest^
* ACCIDENTS tiV KAIL.
W dti
per. and nothing WddUi be done
we made a start, *o|! propose 17
zen*of the cnirtityAgo to some
Barnvreli C. Hgive him one
and *ay we w ill j ny you *>ne d
mouth until the sum'!.* pajd. i *
dollar /bare, psynMe one dollar h
mouth. W hat l* evorj'heiy’s jbit*inefs
i* nobody’* bu*iiie*Mn»d we might w rite
and talk until Gabificd blb’.v* hN ifuiu-
uuIhms
D clti-
one at
dollar
•liar A
tygest
Mr. G. M. Greiuie, at itarnwell c. JL
llatulliin) one dollar and will pav him
one dollar a month ' Now the Editor
of the Bamberg Herald kindly *a>M
nothing can be done w ith $17,IKK) Let
him bring up the *fib*oidpti.pn INt for
$10,1>00 payable one dollar h mom h and
ictus bear from idm wliy tbN little
cotton rope factory cant bo ^ arted
while wonro considering wboilier or
not we shiiil .starjjj the cotton fm. torie*
needed In the county. Onu Fcigy.
An-
Di rhetors
The Penitentiary,
We have received h copy of thh
nu:i! Report of the Board of
and Soperint-ende.nt of the Beniteditinry
for therdagt INcaT yeaK
. During (’ol. TnU>ert’sivdniiniHtiAtion
the In.vtiuition liax> paid in money and
public wo:ks nearly twenty-eight thou-
sattd dollar* ovef and above a support
and its money making condition is
largely increased. The convIoWTiave
b« j **n treated with enlarged humanity
and Col. 'i’Hlt»'*rt dcservc-M the strong
praise of the Directors, Who in parting
with him *ay : “Tlie condition of. the
Sotiili Carolina IVnitentiary in gen
era), but especial-y financially, under
the w i*e and suce* M-ful management of
irs elfieieul: Superintendent, Col. W. J.
T ilbert, is s:m;dy all tliat could be dc-
siriMl, conulderiiyf the adverse ciicam-
S-ances, bigb [jr^e «*f pi'ovi-iofi*, low
price..of farm-products, &*:., that he ha>
liad to* enjitefid with. We have amt
word* of Wrictyt t force and effect to
oxpreM/fuehigh*regard for him. both
a ab<Niac** mar (a* Superintendent
IVut. ntiaty) and a* a gentleu.au.”
Hake Some Ro^.n
What do you think of oorn selling at
50 r -iiO and Western meat at 8$ cents ?
Or if you buy a Teiiiic*»e.- hog from *
drover at bj cent*, you will pay 32Si
hcU of cot n
Wm. AlcXAB, Administrator.
nov24 . / ^
I’urties having immediate legal busi
ness with me will please confer wlih
Mr. B. T. Bice. Bariiwuli. a* 1 will be
absent in Columbia during the session
of tile Legislature.
JOS. M.SKINNER.
Nov. *21 st, 18p2.
IN" otice.
There .will be sold at th elute residence
of Aikn Hair on Tuesday, December
tlth 1^112, all the personal property of
the deceased, consisVirg of about 14'*
bushel 1 * of corn, 2.000 pound* of jodder.
00 bushel* cotton seed, together with
pens,oat*, potatoes, farm apd ctppeli
ter* tools, wagon, buggy and barnes*,,
household furniture, fine double barrel
aliot gun, Ac., «$:c.
ri. A. HAIR, Administrator.
novSH~ *« — ”—y *
SJLLE.
Will be soldvto the highest bidder on
December lsti8*J*2,forcash,atuiy place,
Martins Station,
2 line young mules, 1 good saddle and
harness horsed plow horse, milk cow*
anil calves, dry cattle, sheep, fateping
hog*, buggy and harness, carriage and
harness, two horse wagon, cart*second
hand 4-h.*rse jxiwer engine and boiler,
goiwl gin, feeder aud condenser, 400
bushels com, 5,000 pound* fodder,
kitchen furniture, Ac.
Wm. H ARPER.
THE STATE OF SOUTH OAKOMN’A
• BA K N >V ELLCDU NTY.
* J
IN’ THE COC^T OF FR lRATK.
A IwrRo P*rr«>n(«x* Tfar^d to Xoglt-
a«no4*. aud MUtaXf^ Ay Cmplojm.
An ofiWial publi-ntio/i has ju*»t bet'n
ioaued by the board «/ trade of England
giving a list of the uuiu'.a-r «>f acii<i -nt-,
to the 845,000,000 pa
railways In that country
The live* bait from cans
control of the traveler*
lowi-nt figure in any y«
Tin* 1 • itefl*«! li: t of a vid<
engines or ctra meeting %vith obatruc-
tiona or dcroflmcnta from defects in tho
permanent w-uy an* rlowly di'nGdO
By Janic«0. l*atV*rii*»n. K*q., Judge of
rrobate in Barnwell County.
Wii4»reas A I*. Gue applies for Tetter*
of AdminUtcation on liic eaiate of Mra.
I.a\inia I’orter, (Nvet»<*ed.
, , , . HH , . These#arc, th refore, t** cite And .a»l-
tiiisheUufcorii lorn ,< ^pokn»^yg^i . n n aad wtiijprhir, tbc trtHitr.d
rmi go L> the start ant! buy W irt(ir . tlf ,u.-. a*c!. p. U
.#f r.i> sh.es at .*1 tX'Bta, it w ol take 34 | ftndapjwar before me at a Court of Bra
bv.sbo.aof born at ^0 c ut* to pay for ir. r<ir rnlintv ^
i In ^ r * ■ * * — —* 1 -* 1
—7^ " -
Sale Under Mortgage. Final Discharge.
Under and by clrtno'of a power of |
sale ctmtainel and given in a certain deraigned wjll apply toJ
commonly ; tefaim. Esq , Judge of Probate for
Notice i* hereby given that the un«
•ply toJame* O. Fat-
deed of bargain and sale
called a mortgage, executed and deliv
ered by K. C. 8eas« to Alfred Sense on
the sixth day of January, 1891 and ru-
cordedfin the office of the Register of
Mesne Conveyance* for Bam we 1
County in Book 5 Y; page 75, I w ill
aell at Barnwell, In front, of the .Court
House, on Monday the-fifth day of De
cember next, it being Hale day In Bald
month within the legal hour* of.sale,
the following described real pr«»pwr|y :
Ail that plantation or tract of laud
in the said State and County contain
ing eight bund red acres more or less
and bounded on, tlw North by lands of
J. C. McMillan, on the South by land*
ol C. Ehrhordt, on the East by laiydn of
E. F. McMilian and on tho West by
land* of J. M. Brabham.
Term* cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers. s
A r.FRED SEASE, Mortgagee^
PATTERSON A HOLMAN, Atrys.
"Sale Under Mortgage.
LAND IN WILI.ISTON.
[r ' , ^ *
BY VIRTUE of a power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of bargain nnd
sale,“commonly called a mortgage, exe
cuted and delivered by J. A. MeLorjpue
on the 31 at day of January 188 *, to J. It.
Smith and recorded in the office of the
Register of Mesne Conveyance for Barn
well County In Book 5 D", pp 1U4. 105,
106, 107, L will sell at Barnwell, in front
of the Court Housa',w ithin the legal
hours of sale, on Monday, tho 5th day of
December next, it la-ing sale day in said
month, the following defended real
property:
All that lot of land in the town of
Willlston, in sail County, measuring
fifty-two feet front by two hundred and
ten Met in depth, hounded on the North
by land* known as Wesley Brow n’s, on
the South bj’ n thirty foot street adj‘'ii»-
iturJand*of Sid Dicks, La«t by Uodsof
Cully Bogackiand West by a street sep
arating it from lands of Geo. Wilson.
Term* cash. Purchaser to pay for
pnp*r».
MRS. CARY F. SMITH,
Adni’x ©f Eattte of J. R Smith.
r«)\T7
Sale Under Mortgage.
Baruw ell County, on Saturday, the loth
day of December 1.892, for a final dis
charge a* guardian ol W. J. Harter.
W. A. I1A1JTER,
Final Discharge.
Notice la hereby given ihe-fbBv un«
dersigned will file ni* final account with
J.,0. Patterson, Esq., Judge ot Probate,
on Tueaday, tl»e 6tl» day of I>ec*rnbwr
next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, aa
Executor of the estate of M. A^fvMine-
dy* deceased, and ask for Letter* Ills-
mlssory. .8. S. WILLIAMS,
noyo-td * /
Administrators Sale.
By permission of the Probate Judge,
we w ill sell at the late residence of Mr.
Jacob F. Kinard in Three Mile Town-
»hip on Tu» sdsy, 22d November, all th©
personal propelty of ttie Estate of BNid
decea#>eil cousic. ing of mules, cattle,
imgs, wagons, buggies, machinery,
household and kitchen furniture, and
other articles too nunjerous to mention.'
- \ TL B. KINARD,
J. W. KINARD,
(2w) Administrators.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby giv^n that the un
dersigned will tilchi*final account witlv*
J. O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probatb,
on Holiday, the 2Sth day of November
next, at lOo’clockln tlie forenoon, as
Administrator of the estate of George
Aikt-n, dcirased, and ask for Letter#
Dismissory. J.E. BYRD.
Oct28-td .
Sodtli Bound Railroad.
MA.OXOl^I A. 1IOITTIC-
In Effect November 20th, 1892.
Tialns rv.n dally by 90th Meridian or
Central (tme.
NORTH BOUND. No 38.
Under and by virtue of a power of
*ai« contained and given in a certain
deed oj, bargain aud-aide commonlr 1 1
cstteih'TrTioM tgj»V*‘. exe^iTleiTand deliV • U.
Lv. Savannah....
Ar. Fairfax.. .T..
Ar. Denmark ...
Ar. iUdiinibla ...
SOUTH BOUND
Lv. Columbia ...
Afj lienmark ...
Ar. Fairfax.
Ar. savannah
. P*^0a. m.
12a'*.* p. in.
12.14 p. m.
2.49 p in.
No. 9.
No. 10.
4.00 p. m.
6.12 p. m.
7.06 p. m.
JVW p. m.
No. 37.
6.4-> a. in. 12..'40 p. m.
8 45 a. tu. 2.17 p. nia
9.36 a. m. 3.07 p. m.
11.45 a i*. 5.10 p. tu.
j’#a i n» No. 9 and lu a natty t w
M. w4-4Se©l^|^r^r r, **''
i> i eyjel by Mrs. Mar:ha K**vl to L A.Thom-
. on ih i — day of iK-cember lss8 and
ed in the i.fib-c of the lb gtster of
» Ik.* boljen I recorded in
hVid-ty/gi.d Me%neC« nv
^Jigurcst light to acijott lOthhfk-| A | Barnwell C. II. on fl
mg. It whl ceriaiiily ne a lo-mg busl- j ,,. IV ( , f |#^ emt^r. I* , .».».at ilo'i>ek a. i - I tv hi B -k 5 lc. page I
to •bow cause. If any, why th*? said Rd- | Bsrnm - II, in front -of ibe <
nitni»fr*(ion should m l Ije grant* d.
(•iveii under my haird and the seal ot
Ihr (fourt this 22*1 (lay of November,
A. D. 1891 and fu the 117th year ol
t American Irt«lep<*Rd-noe.
JAO. O. PATTERSON,
nnv2l-J«r Prokatc Judge.
toe»a to swap e«*ru fur meat. U iti ir n«*t
tie much t#ctt( r for each farmer io rai*i
iil« own m*a* or thunentnl IT, auy-
wai ? A two horse f.«rui«T, who ia
r i-rs ca
rried by
woith Li*
smI: ong!
it l •
4 1
during 1891.
cat h
>cur.
weighing gr«>s* tii>)
t©
Uy
nnd the
|»<tu:i
It M
i:h slope
from ti e k
lie
raambe
r 5, the
■ urp
it!* vey
vtald©* n
t:tJ frulC *
urj
ar «>n
record.
bUU’
r.uiik,
aemstl !•
1 oi M»rgUN(
it r
ntaslfc
»w a that
a hal
f auTct
t Hia/ML
in pt»t4.iM‘a,
or
;|
In 188! t
IM n.* W 'Te
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iing.
< e»a %, in
er pr«#iit»
tie t»;ajugl
12 INnMb
ten L iislif
va- ietv, the-e
t up to 2.«I fWH
old by feed in j
-• of «H>: T| (ae|i
e,
o«l.-
ionr le*gs e .n
llli« t Hell w !.*n
; not umrr than
If Vo;i buy 4
triK) there v
t,
aid
Iu •U-'Vl fl. Th©
?Trtate.«t on
tnberof
*-
* Icith, uuiouiit-
iug to 8&. c'
*mo ur«’
it f
be ItcLl of cidlL
s. 1« ns wit^ , ,
i n v-i f'
.is i. f stationf or
aidlnga. V?
itb rerr
ri
to Jpratlnienta,
two of the
ncvl , ‘*n
ts V
vere pac to the
points of th
e sk. i. *h
ea t
»ct txlug aitervd
after the pc
p V
**lorj Itn.Inc, mo
wet cm! ml
by the t
•r.* of f .u east-
Iron gird* r.
■ re \.*u«
t dr
c to c|vrv cwne©s
on !t.e pr: l
tifri
’''.r cf a relief
trzin. and
cue r.a.
.t tfi.
c t> iraknowu
Master’s Sale.
hr g* i» *\v \ it
a will |
ny 8£l(£.fc4*b, or
722 p>i*iUtS» o
•* 1*01.1*
i at 8 cent*, or 1125
i>f i
*>ru at
• ’ i - i bushel J
Do > on *t-<- t«i
at it is i
M.tcii o- tu.r t > ia«M* I
your ow n mi
at. If
y >.i liav** i.o pig* I
I look d and but a.
\ *• i* r eii u| (• a' G*e ©4*1!
a hog-kiktnc and th.* rm%:
and tlie i»r iiiog of **iuelt<
I houac next year.—t'arolli.a
* or#rrTART.
ic ami make
lien s’l ul VI)
ng of tall*
” at your
tparuu.
i\r#r r.*aa
f.eea
ca*Ts#^.
Inc ‘uontttc brnklnj*
sponsible f- r 1*3 k .tr>
stonna t.e ;’.e aan^^rem'
eight ina . '.iui-a fault i. iwn
fectlve isl^ri if in
svaut of t»d« graph i
la k of a block r..tT.tcm.
Pun »y mcs.nanic«l ecu*r
human vin-r, a a.ecly apjvi r at all.
i* n.so.
d with a
‘^•latch
. mat
In
\ de-
R'J.
i, or
apart from
an 1 it w
Wilt
1 tllUM
iC«.
tu.
uaya the Ungi-
©tecr vt
Lg
udu
c.
in
Cr
:n’..onti'.^ on
thcftO r«*
lurnb.
to
It
3 W
it) hi Luruan
pov. t r to
tr
ork
r
ilrr
'tya
coy
aacbit nt
w!i
atoi
•cr
»hil
c Xuw t*ai!way
oticLila v. ill
in
*l>r.
bly
ou
jr rtl»e to this
n, the fisui-aa proeuocd by tho
lx»ard of trade ceitbiiilj aietw tbul
ubixKid, as well u. iuthe Unitni Statco,
nc;rligence, want of care, or rub.lul.ee
■>u the j»art of otneera or BcrvauU*.
tribe* were hostile to C:e Sh-jeh-mcs, the
ul’i 'sof the v/hiton. The country was
of bix i^bboi-s i* already yn the ^Ui‘t-4^ub«r.d
wj''
ft"
aftarv)
J?..-
w& z -~
Judge Eraser and the Huprefirt Court
of the State deserve the tliank* of all
law loving citizen*. On Monday anoth
er sentenceof death w ns passed in Court
at Charleston on Napoletin Lavelie,
who, oti the I7th February 1890, shot
and killed hi* wife nnd seriously woun
ded bis hither-in-)*w without the shade
of a shadow of excuse, insane or other
wise. It is to be h0t>ed that ail of Law
yer Bissell’s expedient* have been ex
hausted and that the monster will expi
ate his crime on the scaffold on March
10th 189$, as sen ten red.
,Yhc one hundred and seventh anuuaT
session of the South Carolina Metho
dist Conform *e was held in Charleston
just wtek. Abou^ehree hundred min
isters and layman were in attendance.
Jflsop Hendrix, of Kansas City, presi-
ded. BUhop Duncan, of Spartanburg,
was present pa>t of the tUue.
Twenty two new young preacher*
on trial. Hev« L. Pal-
a as received In full cueta-
ute book* mid forgotten by every but
the lawyers or lias been attemi**;ed two
or three hundred Times by his predeces
sors, iwditicaUy dead and buried, and
abandoned a* Ini practicable. It is easy
enough to exjilaln from tho stomp,
during the county canvass or at dinner
time during the pic nic*, between bite*
of cold chicken and biscuit nnd lemon
pie and silver cake, or at the spring
near the church of a Sunday forenoon,
what ought to bo done. But .when it
eonu^jj to putting all these oughts into
legal phrase and getting them through
committees aiHl backing them up with
speeches to a listless trail noUy assem
blage—that is another -thing. The
ought* dw indle down to nau>ats and
the membefAvLo w is to have beotK a
large figure findsdilmsedf shrunk to a
cipher and shivering ut zero before the
awful question from the opposition
candidate, “What have, you did for the
pcoplei”. -——~ ^ - -
ThU house is full of that kind of
thing. It has no leadership, no appar
ent purpose or policy. It muy not be
driftwood, but it seems likely to drift a
good deal.’*
We have a *jH.*cdy ami positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and hcadschr in 8iiitoh’s ( atari h Hem-
id v. A nasal iujccur free v^dli each!
• • A GOOD INDIAN.,
11* Still I.Iv;‘« aud l< Appreciated for fill
*“ V . \ lrtue«.
WoahcUia, or Killa-on-the-Run, oe-
conling to the Detroit Free Press, ia one
pf tlie grxxl Indiana who need n >tdic in
order to be appreciated. lie is the chief
of the Shoshones ami lives at the Sho
shone Indian agency in Wyoming.,
He won h's name by his prowess as a
murUbiiran, hi.i aim l*ein<* wnerriiv^. A
f ?w years ngo mo&t of tVo scrrounding
frc.in armed bands of marauders. Wa-
shekiaperformed rcar.y d uxlsof valor iu
defense of his people, lie was never
seriously wounded; a scar which shows
on his chest ts from an arrow wound
received from the Crows. He
has on aeveraFoccasions rc-nderad valua
ble aid with his warriors to the United
States troops in repelling unfriendly
Indians. . - '
’In the portrait the head-dress ia a
war-bonnet made of eagles’, feathers.
A similar one—it may be the identical
one—was sold in New York for the ben
efit of tho mission for thirty dollars.
In the left hand he corriea the ordinary
pipe used by Indians, which they man-
•ciueturc them solves out of a soft jyd
sandstone, not much harder than
clay when cut _oufc of the quarry, but
which becomes quite hard when ex
posed to the atmosphere. Washokia
docs not know his j\.g£,T)«t thinks he is
about eighty. His hair is gray, but he
is still erect and walks with a firm step.
He has endowed theisjhool at the .Sho
shone Indian agetiey with one hundred
Xnd sixty aefoTof land' Tor the benefit
of the Bi»h >p Talbot school, w!iere the
youth of his tribe are t-uglK farming
and the industrial arts.
Db d at her liotne in 8ilrcrton, on
I the letUof Novriub«*r, in »h- 3/ih >v«r
i of b,r sg.'*. Mr*. M. E Bate*, lire
nt j | MU* Kila tiu*lt, of Kllenton.
A derp bo*row lift^Tsllvti upon u*; •
j bright nod noble Spirit bn* gone, and
there I* a v*. ar.cy left In her hoiiir, Io
tlmcbur. b, and iu toe heart* of her
I tann.te Many friend*, which will never
j be liiUU Her wiBing hr.n.I* werejiS-
! w ay* ready to ©lll»i*t* f to those a h«
wetssuir.rlng; like an augtl of mercy
j «b* went about doing goml and hun
dred- have (tit th.* int'.iieiice of her
. NWeft tuiiile*, and IDter.eJ rpell-boiind
I to her h*‘Mti’ifnl voice n* «be led the
j grand anthem* of praUc to tpe blessed
Asher mrthcr remarked “Ella was
i a bon* GhfIsHan.” In early life . when
i *be w as foarvely more than a chihi *he
im:ti d w:;b i o.» Gbi i-G t:i eh_
for her Lotd and Savior. * V> ith\almo*f
hey last breath -he pkadod wit|Ttb< s«*
around her to give themselves to Christ,
am) gently folding her baud* she com
mitted her soul to God, murmuring
over and over ‘Thy w ill bd done.”
Then like a beautiful sunse', with a
smile on her lip. her life, almost imper
ceptibly to the loving heart-broken ones
w ho tfatefaiHl her, went out. bhe had
reached the realm* of bliss and w»*
basking in tbo sunshine of God's
smile.
Dear sweet Ella, never w ill we listen
again to thy mclooiou* voice until wc,
like thee, have reached that fairer
climo, and hear it iu the choir ot angels
aroufld the throne, of God.
. .Pcaiu sLtBater.Uiuu-hast loft-u*,-
And th-T^loss we deeply feel.
But ’tin God who hat h bereft us,
lie w ill ft!l our sorrow* heal.
Kllenton, 8. 0. \i. k. b.
Sot tii (‘ASuLlxi,
B *S> WILL C Ol XT V,
A. K. Massntan and Philip M t'*man.
c«*|>Ar ih-i* uM'er Ihe firm name and
fttyle of A. E. Mjt-«’o«n, Hro*., »n '
Company, PUintlff*. agaiiiBt Mu»u e
A, ChrDlie, Defendant.
roaccLoaraa.
BY VIRTUE of a d«ctetal ordrr to
me Ulrrctad In the ab »ve •ntltl* > «l ciiiiar,
I will m>!I at Batnpell, in front of thr
Court llonse, nn Monday, ilia fifth day
of I>ireuiWr ^8^2, It being *a!eday In
said montli, within the legal hour* of
•ale, thr following d. *eritH *1 real esfatc.
All that l«*t of Und in the town of
Barnwell with the building* thereon,
rontaloing on*»ha!f () acre and boun
ded a* follow a: On thw North by atlev
w bleb separate* **iU lot from laud* of
T Vogel, on the houtli by lot of C. C.
Siinma. oo th** East hy Hprr *trert ard
ill tiie We*t by Jefff r*«»n *tre^t.
ejr.inf* for Barnwell U»>un-
w ill »»-ii at
atrt House,
I on Monday (be firth dav of DrcrmlM*r
M k i, it lo'ing -uU d*y in **M month,
w Ithin tbs legal hours of sale, the follow
ing drserllnd rowl estate:
Ali that tract or tdantation of laud,
situated, lying and h« Ing in Barnwell
tow i.sfilp,4 *nnntv of Parnw«*|l and State
of South f'av^lina, i < «>t'Ulning eighty
fterts, more or |e**. amt lnMiudod on th**
North by lapds of Janie* Poeples,on il»«* ; mar 20-tf
South b> land* of the estate of John E j
Birt, <'ii the Ea*l by lauds of J M. Bi>t ]
and on the W r»t by the lauds of D. M. I
Johnson j The eo
Term* caah. Ptirehaser to pay foi |
|M*|iera. L. A. TUOMMIN,
Mortgage*.
ROBI IM* ALDRICH. Atuiniej.
tiov 17 * f
Train No. 9 cotiiMcil with I*. R. ± A,
R. K. at Fairfax. * *
For further Jnformatlon apply to
• I M FI.KM ING.
Geul. Pa'ss. Alt 8avsnnab,Ga.
J. F GRAY,8. P. A.
Wm. BUTLER, Jr.,
Trav. Pa**. A gL,'Columbia, S. C.
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr n
Attorney-at-Law,
ItAMliKKti, S. C.
Ofilc# over U. C. Folk JL Co.’* Blorw.
FOR SALE.
I P.» acre*
running
town of
Master s Sale.
Sorrnf'aRoi.txa.
UABswgLkrt ©t'jrrr.
Th.* Bank« f Alier.dale, PI ilntlff,ftgain«t
t l»!oe*ll#nd<*ra**n. K< t>e«*«*a Jmkm*, I
Margaret Orvgury and EllvO Gn go-
onr. IV/< n lanta '
BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to I
me directed in the above euU<led rauBr |
I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on .Monday, ilo* fifth day
of Ik*oen»ber Is92, it being aaleday in
said month, w Itiiin the legal Jmiir* of
Term*; Ont-h »lf cash, balance on a I tht * foW*4rt»*R 'b*< ril.e I real e»ta;e.
cn ditof twelve luouth**er;ir«wi by honii All that tract of land in Barnwell
of the purchaser and niorigage of the Uonnty containing two hundred au<|
fifty acre*, more or h a«, b nn dej a* f» 1-
prc::il*es
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
Neater.
Paster’* Office. November 15, ls92.
Tarl.l«h I’rt»vrrbs.
Don’t tr.ke a wife durivg Eio holu 1 ,^
acaticn aud don’t buy i* horae in ba<i
weather.
' Two knires cannot find room in* one
sheath u^r two loves in owe h.Xirt.
, ..i ' it , , • . , . , r When you are buying a b ir o don’t
M “ Vr ebMiU* . pedestriaa. uud i. bcn roo ure
sweet breath. Price .»0e. . v old by J A. • -
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
A RARE CHANCE.
The high and valuabTe lot corner R.
R. Avenue and Main Street i* offered at
private sale for the next month.
The improvements consist of a beau
tiful new cottage of six rooms, built iu
best manner, of select material, after
arciiiieet’s plan, and all necessary out
buildings and well of excellent water.
The property must be seen and exam
ined to he appreciated.
Terms; One half cash, balance on a
credit of one year.
Apply to
JAMES 0. PATTERSON,
decl Barnwell, S. C.
Sale Under Mortgage.
ttd bji-v i mar /*• iA«pt>m©r ©rf
F*]#* coTifaliicu anq given in a certain
deed of bargain aud w.-tle commonly
called a Mortgage, executed and -de
livered by 51rs. Murtha M. All to R.
II. Walker on the 4:h day of (September
1--87 and recorded tyi the office of the
Register of Mesne Conveyance for
•Barnwell ».Couutv In Volume 5 N.
page 409 and thereafter duly assigned
tp rue for value received I will sell at
Batnwell, iu front of the Court House
.ou Monday, the fifth day of December
next it being sale day in said month,
within the legal hours 6f sale, the fol
low ing described real property :
Ail that certain tiactor parcel of
land situated being and lying in the
County of Barnwell nnd Slate afore
said near tho villiige of App'eton eon-
tai-HHTffttm ncres imd botinflcd as frvt-
ItnvR : On tho North hy lands of R. *11.
Walker,on the East by \ Appleton pub
lic road, on the South and W'e*t by
lands of T. 1*. Walker, being in the
siia|>e of V and being the extreme
tjoutliern portion of a tract of land in
herited by T. B. Colding, deceft*ed,
from the Estate of Elizabeth Colding,
^deceased, which will more fully appear
H>v reference a pint made by J. S.
Mixson Sept. lst*1883.
'J’erms cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
. MARSHALL HILL, Assignee.
J. B. BURCKHALTKR, Attorney.
Talbott <5 Sons.
II© withdrew from the Pr»-a-, Aobln, Laruweil; P. W. Farrell, Black
■j ville; Dr. J. M. Smith, Willlau
d jj ■>"!»■#
.hy kvyl’JLiiiti
courthv^ a wqpiaa don’t ask advice oi a
ba-'hclor.^^
him
, E«j(, VBTh Court yea- j wouuIU caused by a tongue
r, Ehj., came up from
i Ouioren Cfj for Pitcher** Cartoria.
yond question the boat ever invented.
TALBOTT’S Engines and Saw Mill
outfii*. - v * ' -
VAN WiyKLE,and_I>UMMUS0in>,
vau>r at luwoat possible price.
V. G. padhaipf
GENERAL AUENT, Col urn bU, S. C
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE.
Statk ok South Cxhouxa, V
' Barxwkll Gouxty. j
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained and given iu a certain
deed of bargain and sale commonly
Engines,
Boilers, . .
Saw Mills,
Corn and Wheat Mills,
Wood Working Machinery,
Brick Machinery, .’ *
- Cojton Gins,
. Cotton Presses,
COMPLETE equipment for large and
small J annerieson most improved'plaii*.
Our THOMAS direct acting Steam
PRESS ambELEVATOK syatem lab©- tcre,inore or le**, bounded on Hie
called a tnorl
“ercdBy M rs. 51 M‘, li.it-y to tU>\( ’itizenS
Savings Rfiiik mr tlot a* vrntji day of
January 1892, aud recorded {?» the office
of the Kegi-ter of Mesne Conveyances
for Barnwell Ouiuty in Book 6 C page
84, we^w'iU sell at Barnwell, in front of
tlie Coiirr Hou.ve, on Monday the fifth
day of December next, it being sale day
in said uiontlj, within the legal hours of
sale, the following described real prop
erty 1 { -
Ali that piece and parcel of land ly
ing and being in the Town of Barnwell,
County and state aforesaid, containing
North by'lot of Presbyterian Church,
East by land©f Mr*. Sanders, formerly
Mfcr'a land. South by Academy atreet
scoaratliirf it fr^a Da:crar loud. AV.
*- ^ . pBBMgaW
Term* cash. Purvhawr to pay fc
^CITI^XNS SAVINGS BANK,
XuTigagr©.
A.Tv WOODWA12D, Atterucy.
Iowa: N«.rtli by land* of Mrs A. K. I
Stokes, Ka-t by W. J. Sanders and G. |
H. Hoover, South by the Hamptou
County line, Sarah Daniel* and Smith-
well. West by South weil amD Sister’s
Ferry R<*ad «»r land of Maris Rll 'f.
nna .cash. Uur<;„aair to pay fur •
• !A. nun Ai^aTTerson,
.Ma*WT.
Ma«t«T** Office, Novemla*r La, 1892.
SHERIFFS SALE
, South Caholixa,
HakxwkllCouxtt,
'I’he Bank of Charleston. National
Banking Asaoclation, Plaintiff, against
The Mead Phosphate Company, The
Barnwell Oil & Fertilizer Co , N. Fr
Kirkland, Sr., Mike Brown and George
W. Mon all.
BY VIRTUE of an execution to me
directed ii)4he above entitled eau*e I
have levied upon and will s )l in front
of tlie Court House at Barnwell, on
Mond.qVg |t > e ..fifth.. day «-Of—December
n^xt, it being sale day in said mouth
within the legal hours of sale
All that piece or parcel of land situ
ate, lying and being within the corpo
rate limits of the town of Barnwell in
tlie County and State aforesaid, con
taining six acres, being a portion of
the tract known as the Poor House
farm and having such marks, metes and
hound* as are represented hy the plat
thereof made by J. S'. Mixson & Son,
dated March 27th 1&90.
Levied upon and so be «oid as'the
property of said Defendants to satisfy
said Execution. ► r
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay tor
papers. , •
Sheriff's office 12th Novetnher 1892.
J. W. LANCASTER,8. B. C.
mruodlmi* h<>u*e, along with
of the very ho«t larnilng land,
back from r»**d*n«-e, iu lb©
W illiston, Ksrnwell County,
H. C., known a* the pniperty of Mis.
Annie M. Hrnnue. This place I* ono
of the very beat in this section of tho
county, and has the advantage of b**in£
located lb a lies I thy town of about on#
thousand Inliahltsni*, wi It every rou-
vrnicf.ce a person could wsot.
Fur partiettlars anp.y tn
11 AaKELI. %\ it a R X w ELL,
Heal Estate Brokers,
oct20 ( olumbia. 8. C.
Treasurer’s Notice.
* Cot'xrr Tstaai kbh’s Orrics,
BauxwgLL 11^8. C^Sept. 17,1882.
ThuTirssurcr will attend at thr fol
lowing place* at the time below stated
to receive the Taxe* for the fiscal year
•MMMMng Nov. Ut is.U, rnding Nov.
1st bvii:
Barnwell, to December 13.
TAX LIVY.
Levy for-Rate. 4j mill*.
Ordinary County,3 mills.
School, J mills.
Total. 9j inIIU.
All spciial Schjtol Jilalxit^a
in»r>hVwhrcu ha* if mill, and Oskftrov©
1 mill. ' , .
National Bank hills, gokl and filver
coin receivable for taxes
Mutilated bills and coin will not b©
taken.
After the IMh of Decernl>er IS per
cent, penalty and all other costa will bo
added on all unpaid taxes.
A F. FREE,
^Treasurer Barnwell County.
C? FINE FARM.
I offer to rent my Five horse farm
Great Cypress township, three mile*
min
irfTFe©
from Ulmer Station;on the South Bound
Ra^rot-d. Good buildings, excslleni
water and perTectly healthy ail the year
round. There -has not l>ecn a case of
fever on tlie place-in tw eive years. ^
'J he lands are liiglily improved, easi
ly cultivated and grow all Carolina
crops to perfection
Apply to or address
S. IV. EAVES, Ulmers, S.
octG-tf
Sale Under Mortgage.'
Underand hy virtue of a power of
sale contained and given in a certain
deed of bargain and sale commonly
oxf.cnu (I anil didivm.| called a mortgage, execuU'd add deTTv-
ered by Elcy Ann Hair to the Gilizenj
Savings Batik on the 2>ii day of Janua
ry 1892 ami recorded in tlie office of the
Register of Mesne Conveyances for
Barnwell County in Book 6 C, pages
120-12.), we w ill sell jU Barnwell, iu
front of the Court Houac, on Monday
the fifth day of December next, it be
ing salesday In said.month, within the
legal hours of sale, the foilowiug de
scribe! real property:'*
AM tliat tract of land lying and being
situate in county and State aforesaid,
containing one hundred (HlOacres, more
or less, bounded a« follows: On the
North by lands of XV. D. Birt and B. U.
Baxley, on tlie South by lamb of T. C.
Pender, on the East hy I»ng Branch
' RRihffWfinrkiUiiW
Terms cash. Parchaaer u> pay for
.
CITIZENS SAYINGB BANK,
T’llIC 1C1>W I-'HT'A l lfl
An heir to FMWjOOO OP was found by aend-
-Iny his name and ten cents to Agkkt*’ Hscorb
ten |Or five ‘A*. Stamps will send rottr
cents jname whirling all over the world; to
sjU.VKk [pablishers, manufacturers, patentees
and those employing ai?ent*, and will bring
you large mail of IxHiks, magazine*, pajiers,
letter* ami samples of good*, offering you bar
gains, agencies etc. Address
AGENTS’ RECORD, B©x 42, A Hants, Go.
* „ aprT-ly'
Do You Want to Build?
Persons in Barnwell desiring to build
would do wrell to sec the undersigned.
R . A ELLIS, A tty . at Law,
BantweM, S^C , Feb. 25, 1892. - _
JumirMb PATTERSON,
. A.’TTO 14 N Tr.V- AT-LA W.
BAR WELL C. II., 8.C.
Will give |>rompt attention to sU bus
iness entrusted to his care.
January 8th, 1890.
THE HEWS.
For new goods and-new prices call si
the Reform Store, first door VVestof Tns
Psorts office.
Fresh stock ju«t received, more
ing, all select and all cheap. *
low price* of cotbm.
Mr. Ben Davies. I#
glad w» see sad serve bis
and th© i
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