The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 19, 1893, Image 2
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“^The BarnmH People.
.£ort. timlth AfkTJ*nJi — A tuolp I
lini\ju»t bwti completed4>f the report*
of tMttton at vnrlous. nelgbborlnx |>olnr* |
for the p.«<it tw.» yeari*. Tlrey *b w ,
UHI UP? CrUtnr l Drnn> J that lb* t^t*l r, '^n»$MorJ!»y;l St olevcn
■■•‘•I » *rup i*| l.i Xrknti'HH nml Inillnit 'IVrrl-
4ory *vcfe Sijdffyb'ilea. Fpr, the prevl
(TnyyeHratthw itmno poltitu the receipts
rOTTIT
rntrrt.ATifrr;
THURHt>AT, JAXl'AHy 10. ts'i.T
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^ NO matter whitjfeleo may hap pc-n F^e
ihould be elioap next HnmiiMtr.
The cltle* of this State arrMrtlng np’
rapidly Yyevo.n bar/enomx IwrBtjnlt
J»u>io«M la (jUuiuhla aud ha wily half
Tho recent le^Ulatfon on the
^phate com pa n leu i> having the
a general reoruanUathni of the phoa-
jihate eonipanlct. Cintmlealoner jonea
i« tnakiiit; hla rcporia tUL^bjsmmparlng
the aame with the report* of the Florida
J'ho*phate (.’oh«*t»l*ilon t which latter
hIio»\ a that the Florida ivnnpanlee are
toil if turher than mafctnjf nHmey.
'-Ill' 1 "MiaI h i 1 1 i.inipatT -Hih dratw
A,
The Chicago 1‘rlee Cuirent cttlmetea
that by March Jat 5,000,000 hojf- w III tie
alattghterlsl'at the packing houee*. l or
the name time la»t year 7,(100,000 \v<re
butchered. Fortunate ia the farmer
whose amokohotiKC In not In the IVeat.
And another March <'onvolitionTa to
*tlr till* year that ahould he given up to
jK-a«e and divorced from politica, On
the I.Mh of that, windy month “The fn-
duatrlal And Wage IVorkers’ Oeinocrui.
It? I.eagiie’ - i« to ineetin ('olumldu and
(ling Ua banner to the hrccze. f
The women are coming to the front,
ahit you caiTT afpiJ the^proc**«yTt)Tn FfT
X-thalDuuitty Tremurer'a oil ice
t Jy dn ling her fatlior'* a haem
* «lck kiiiainan, and out itijl
M r*. Anderaoh ha*” heeti el
jpeewf-at-Artna of the ATkanaa* Hmrae
of Representative*.
The enteemed .Vew* ami Otlnrier,of
f'harlsaton, having defeated F.dwitrd
Mittf'liy dr., a* a cafitJIdate for Senator
froiii New York, hcaten Alr. (Tiap in
the Speiikerahlp tiext-vTteeentber hii<1
atraight Jacketted >lr. Cleve.land for
the ncx\ four yepr*, Iih* nudettaken to
rogulatc the tJreem Ilk* New* and lid*
paper. A* far as we are informe.tl onr,
tnioaipnnry ootomporarv u 111 he. tjn'tp
»nccc*sful in thU last etnprii'd ns
t ap Still was In celehrating the. elec*.
Hon.
Wore T?2 2R1.
Master's Sale.
Sot;rn Bar.xwbi.l Oochtt,
Court br Conaoir Rlb**.
Is iac H. llychvset al, riaintins, against
Manila Collin* ct ai, Ocfcudanta.
Debtors and Creditors.
PANTI
t»Y VIKTL'Kof a decietal ordar to
le pho*^ nie directed in the ah entitledi'canae^
effi-et of I I olltsell at Barnwell, in front 1 of the
Court House,on Monday, the sixth day
of February dMtd, it being aaleday in
said month, within U>« legal hoiira of
sale, the follnwtog deimrihed real estate :
All that tract of land In Rarnwell
County containing fifty acre*, more or
!r*#, bomirti»d hjrlandrmf f, A . ttyches,
'All persona
against givin
brown
■Brown
are hereby
employment., to
All persons having idaim* against the
estate of llerliert F. IteWwlMj dweased,
Buy The
1,0/ Barnwell towobiilp, who are | . '
contract to labor foi me until MW!n, ,, u *, t J M
" Uecie“' e to preM*ii» them duly j *„(, ffl ,ar* n foe them abwlutely Vnre iu
tested and all persona TndeHted to,the . -.'i .u OIM , . i
I offer for sale Kolb Hem Melon Seed
uar;
an<
"Hrtsr
are giving un their chartera aiid are
being merged into larger organisations.
Two or three of the larger companies of
-Charh-Hton have been merged into the
Coohiiw Coin p auv'aTnT a 11. fo } r the pur*'
pose iif)evading the pliosphnte lleenso.
The general re»ult will not h* a loss to
the Mat^cxcept in licenses, ns the royal
ties will he practically the same.
Oreen county Oa., .1* a wet cottnly*
Two men had gone hr town, each
driving a initio hitched to a Imggy. On
their way home, when they eanit* to the
cross roads where they were to separate,
a mule swap w as proposed and effected^
I he niules w ere unhitched and ex
changed, hut c.irh unite went to hi* own
home, carrying his happy driver with
him. It is liard to determine whether
Fld^’arroH ami ui|iatT7bclltg;kh«vw7r
sdh ‘t
[nudeT .
duly 1st ]80:i, as I will proarcttje any
at.d all persons giving them employ*
meni to the tuH extent of the law.
V I.. POWELL, '
Aw Kosemary, S.p.
""lirfafelortgage."
Holtu CAaouxs, Bsrnwh.i. < m'NTV
til*men *wap|>ed mule* of the. mules
tn nmnee Mlw t 'urrlrCrt^rlwTrrrrn1ngTT;w'iI77|,i>dr»w tiers huf It isbard rii linagTTi
'I'lie (jrecnvUle New* remarks (list
“nobody who rcadsthe llarn'wclI I’cople
> n aM r cmrt irrT!ecrt%rere , ''rtani~inrtt 1
an hour at a time in any nnedircc!'m;;.“
As otu' cmnnpoi arv Iras [ a\! *t>et*ia !
attention to us for^eversl year* we ase
prohahlx re-ponsilde Jliat it li.uMnain-
t iinud its orbit and lias not gone oll a-
stiide the Aurora Borealis or hecome a
running mate to Itielu’s Come't'.
So, >• e hope the wiudd :tnd skies will
psrdon us-for having unwiitiiiglv set
the w itsof Ihe-Piedriiofit Oracle to p!.iy-
Ing llv ing liorses, for it is appalling to
think what mischief it might have
enused in ether. Jt is perhaps better to
have it h'\te hMow, even if it will talk
through its hat, -“-v—~
In inviting good people to move to
g *ol Barnwe’l we did noiNjiiuK of
tne News. The chestnut w ill noCgtow
in land. ' ' *' ■*<
ms—i—
rpTn!owners huf. It
hn'v -the men’s-fainilies felt when their
mules brought Up tin) wrong mail.—Ex
change. .
A Southern expert discussing the
subject gives this piece of advice:“-One
word more (TT"'w aruiTigT""iTiTTuil. seftlC
your tier ttgo for next year on the hasl*
of present prices. An inittcaso oven III
acreage will strengthen the hears and
low er the price of cotton. Cut down
•foT 'Pll the acreage of ’(Viand put tng
land In vegetables, lirfruit, in- sheep or
(oru. I’y div* r-ifving your p:o lucta
and reducing still further your acreage,
dire cotton crop of ’itll sfionhC co t less
than that of mi, .'I'hcre i« more , hope
of relief in this direction than in any
government aid.”
Peach growing has hecome an Impor
tant and profitable Industry in the cen
tral counties of (Jeorgla. It l*~*ald
that Houston county alone produced
last \ ear a fruit crop valued at JTVU 00,
the most of which sum was realized
from the,'a> of pcacliTis.. Kmne of the
orchards in the cstunty contain 200,000
tixxrdPi±a±argBgtnin±grTrflUiftu <mirrittT
.'i.Di.t) t rces or *^«‘r. TTie~7feorgla farm~
ers. w hoare now turning their attention
to (•eactr cuhure formerly raised cotton
•cVlustvely and., MiU'Crcd tinanciallr
fmnilho .pick of diversity in their
CDU *.
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lu a letter to the New* and Courier,
dated the Pth ih*t , Senator S, (i,
Alaytleld gives the result of his «*per-
ern e in toham o plantingda-t year, Hiid
Valnshlw mlvl.m-suui,ln|iir111at hni upon
tlio *ulrfe»*t.- Mr. Mat tlelij nlaut^l
acre*, neur'I>enmark, and lu^sotu pj*
entile crop Ht lllj cents per Ih. Tliv
yield wa* 1,200 pop mis to t he m re,
which sold for !H 4 and hc_ cleared as
he sat*, at least rlOO per acre, and !>.m!
more experience, would have receive I-
from f to 0 cents more per pmunf: He
l» satialled, however, w itli w IRu lie did
gel, and he might well lie, w l3» u the
in iney result is compared wiih tiiat. of
e.enHU exceptional crop of cotton.
]le*a>» that tohacco v h ell he \ nted,
the Hester variety, can lie g.-own
successfully in South Carolina frnn ilp*
inountaiii* to the const. He advises
those thinking of planting to w te to
Major K. L. England, livcp, \ ,i.. for
his pamphlet 'll poll loliaccn CuHe.rc.
The Hester seed can le* i.oiiglH. lor »2.iai
per Ih., ami one pound w ill plant ay .‘>0
seres .’They should he pls’ fed ihi*
inmrth. Mr. May field gives direct ions
.fur, iimiking harhs- for. vuu lng .ziui—tsf
rough pine logs, and at no great ex
pense. A harii vvilTyure live acres, and
•jtliut is a bout asiimcji as -liouid he tried
by one man the lir*t year.
The results as gfven liy Mr. Mayiield,
and the grea*. sticc^sij of the industry in
Florence, show .that tohacco culture
-here ha* passed the ex pitf i mental stage,
ami that there is money in it. I he
exponseof planting,inanuriug. m.Iking
ami gathering ifml curing a cion, say
J*.*! per acre, may se(“m heavv , , t. if
you can then net 4Ih') per acre, it i*
surely a good investment.
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Artificial Limbs.
,\! the session of IS?!)—SO of f'le.fJen-
cral Asscnihly an act w a* pas-cil a|i|iro-
(irtating |.2.'l,(KKi f«>r tin* pnr|t< se oi pro-
vjding! ;oiifedej-afe -yvHeratot vdnt-hwd'
lost arms, liami* and legs.w itli ariiticial
liuilis Ciider that act the veterans
proved claimi a’id ware supplied.
At the recent, session of the I.eglsht;
tu e another act was passed a[ipropria-
ting Jo.OK) for the purposA ot | ro*-i<ling
thoss who had’ir)rea«ly received siicli
limbs Irbin the State, w ith new one*
where needed. This fund is ib he dis-
tribiiKyl by a commission consisting of
the (iovernor, die Comptroller t ^neral
and l>r. Bratton, the chairman ui the
Ftnts hoard of health. They can only
furnish limbs, as staled M*iove,jp'those
Whose claims are already jtm. tlh nnd
proved I f anyjsiudi are in Wed of arti-
ticialTknhs they aie i*cuue»ie(i to notify
the commission at om c.
In politic* weoften hear the dematifl
for the ymir^g to till important, places
mid asMime grave'ptildic diilie.s. On
die farm* young, insn are certainly
needed whether they arc in the political
Held or not. Weak*pend on tin* yoiUig
men to iiiauguratejinipniveiiienU and to
systematize our methods of farming.
They must, do the most Important work
or it. w ill go undone. Young fartnera,
I ut o:i your stti Ivlifg V*ps RTTl w'.ien
vour plans are laid/liegin to ‘*liuiiip ,>
innitseive«. The agricultural improve
ment* of the country iiin*t c«Vic fr<m
the sturdy youlig farine.it aroliha
Spartan. ^’ - — a '
‘ Ten years
Xarroiimllng i
the Keheuca A. Oyelie* land, and situ*
aced seven mims sondi of Blackvllle In
(ieorge’s flreek tow nviiip.
' T'-nns ua»n. I’urchaser to pay for
papers' v r- -
A. HOWARD I'ATTKKBON,
Master.
Master's office, IGrh January, ,«l(®3 y
Quarterly Statement
-OF THE— *
BANKOFJHE CJIROLINIS.:
At tin|cloac of business pet*. 317 181)2,
assit.s;
T.oan* andpiscoiinls $ 7<t.47(M1
Storks ami Htmde—---rr... ^ 2T,tH3.0fr
Furniture and cixtursa. 4,tU0 >7
Reiil Estate.
Cash on hand and 1
1
iks J
1.235
11,!) 10.14
LIABILITIES.
Capital-Stnuk
Deposit*.-,..
(>rtltt< wtes of Deposits. ,
Cashiers Checks
Bills Payable.....
Re Discouhts
Due Banks, Bankers and oth
ers .
I’rollts'N'et
3,205.50
$ nO.Orft.’ -
41,135.44
: 1100,
37'>.
3,000.
10,575.13
935,80
3,600.65
ago fiat country
rystiil S|>rings, Mi**,
v?'Sksi^Wlid pi'ei w'oods section of the
SontliXj-aid William S IlmldingtotT of
New York at die l.jndell last night.
To-.Jay i» i* tilKmosy pruaptrmuMCcLltm
of Sis.is-ip|d. Wt*tead of platillog
Crvtfnn, wtilrtruinntc
In dcht every year, die phHple liegan in
Ivkij to raise small fmits andw’get.akh *
for early .Vijn hcrrCSIufVrt't'chr. SCqh all
cotton and corn raising fir-tlieadjollHmf
c uihUes to I V.plnh County, in w luylV
( ry*t vl Springs is situated, was a ban
itcired at id fi uii|t1ctds *-tat.l1*hed. The
lau Is inline.!lately ir.cre.i-jetl in value
fwni {•-’ to «.'><) an acre. Now that sec
tion i* a veritable garden. St. Lorri*
U supplisd nlipost. entirely w itlr early
brans and tomatoes from there. 1 was
told diat. 7m» cars of fruit were sent out
from that statim during last year.
I he volutno of husiness gniouhted to
over F’,n(vn,TXKiin‘ca«df, w ymr cifn se»
the tliHcrenceheTween raising hhiuiny
and h—ll and truitsaml vegeMhles in
tlm Soylth.”—St. Louis Repuhlic, 10th
inst, ' ”♦ • • '
nival will take place next wet-k, ami the
34th, 2ftth aiid 2Cth wfll he thegalit days
of 1893. \ ;-r
JJJTlie oflicexs.nirl'worklng members of
ttm. Carnival Association have made all
arrangements fora grand celebr.uion,
and all that remains i* for the citizens
t<> do their part.and eo-operete in the
Carnival celebration. Theci;, will he
,crowded vyith visitors, and wi*h fioad-
"weTtimr next week tlieCarnivai will be
» brilliant apectade
President Austin and the Carnival
4lr«otors never labored with more zeal,
aiid the designs and floats ip both, the
Carnival and Trades Display proves.
»U)ni will aurpats anything ever at
tempted in this section.
Augusta is thegreat Carnival city of
Ihe southeast, and next week’s pageant
Will prove it.—Augusta Evening New*.
And the Port Royal and Ajigu.-ta Rail-
read will rnn double daily trains at're-
dtiead passenger rates.
Depot for s < „ for Dr, McRea’i
Wondcrtiil Mru turct me slid cure for
all Kidney Coutt» aints,-—*
This umdic'ite ia taken internally,
tw.xl'xa'* i-v cry 244»ur»7 5 amt1* an ai»-
soluie cure for aulcturt* vvitlmut the
It I'aIm and
without. Ihe/loo* of oire mdllielil‘a time
fijiim a liy yhiplovinetit. l^gtiarsi. tee to
cure or tnoitwy rcftintled.
If ^iiiv oi c will . u*o -two Itotiles o r
tillsiftedieinc, either firr-organic Strict-
urlyor Ki tnev <'omidaiiit* aiid lie i*
npt satiellwd with, reaulta, l wilFyWund
every nViiT-be may bave pajd me. It
Hhalj vo.t noime one cent If die is not
satUfled with results. Price |300
cash,sin muca*e will it be sold «m credit.
Thi4 people of this county ought to
know if my gt.aiuotec i* of value.
. O: k RYAN.
jati 12 Juiot
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Not ice I* herehv given that the under
signed will tile his final account v\ ith .1.
O. PaMrrson, Esip. Judge of Probate,
on Monday, the 2<Hh day of February,
1 *!*•'>. at l(i o’clock in the forenoon, a*
Uuurdianof E. M,.Sandifer and a*k for
Letters DismiRsory. .
j tnl!i-td \ A. P. MI f.LKR.—
RARE OPPORTUNITY
jt. .
For Spec ilia torsi
On Saturday 2 M ih just., at 12 o’clock
in front of the t ourt House,*1 will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, all notes
sMttl-nccotmt.s of Jesse 1 >unfi.
U'EUL lI BAT US,
Assignee.
Mortgagee's Sale.
»• * . ■**
Sovth C.vKtn.iyx. lIxHSvi Ki.izXlouKTr,
B\ VIRTUE of the power vested in
n e in a certain mortgage deed execu
t'd by Will's ,1. Duncan h» me dated
the Hith day of March LSD I, and duly re
corded in the office «f the Registerof'
.Mesne < oiivevances for. the County of
Barnwell in Vol. ft V pages530to .133 iu-
elusive, and upon which is now (hm the
principal sum mentioned in said mort-
gage, with the i life res t*i nee tlie 16th
day <‘f March IN'.ei together with ten
per cent. Attorney’s fee* for collection;
.«.|.guHa'*|hourth Annual UraudCar- arnhsiefault in the condition of the said
mortgage deed having been made, and
the condition of the said mortgage deed
and bond for w hich, the same was giv^n
to secure having been broken, I will
sell at public outcry on the Court House
steps in Barnwell. S. C , on MoudaV,
February (5th ISO.T during thv* hours
for public sales, aiTthat piece ahd jdan-
tation of land lying and h. ing lt> the
said State atid imtmtv, ^'(VnTaTTtl11g.Iwk
hundred and ninety-ulue acres, bound
ed on the North l>y tlie PiibUc RdatFto
Barn well Court House, on the Ka*t-by
a twenty feet road or way separating it
from land formerly belonging to Mrs.
Sophia O’Banuon and Mrs* Siisa;i“E.
Hay, now (ieo. \V. Price, Trustee, on
the South by lands of Mrs. Sophia
O Hannon and Mur S. K. Hay, now
(Jet.. W. privir, Trustee, and W. H.
Duncan, on thu-ilt'est by lands of Mr*.
Fannie J. MUuger, novv Mike Brown,'
ami the Saltkgbtitchie river. - ■
Term* of *atle ca»h. Purchaser to
pay for paper*.
$119,205.50
Statr 'or Squtu Carolina, I
CpuNxy or Florxmcr. f
Pcraonally appearetl before me W. M.
BROWN, ('ashlarof the Rank of Th.
Carollns* made oath that the above
statement is-correct to the best.of Ills
knowledge and belief.
£ W. M. BROWN,Cashier.
Sworn to before me this 5lh day of
January, 1693. *'
■*7-C-44. THOMAS, Nut. PffbT
l Ms p _.
J. P. M< N K1I.T77
^ K-.W. PEOPLES, _
Directors.
IHvidknd Xoticr.
The stockholder* meeting of the Bank
of The Csridinas, held at the Bank
office Jan. 9th; 1693, ha* ordered paid a
dividend of eight per cent, rfh alt' stock
that has iteeu fully settled for on or
before Jan Int 1892 and pro rata of
cg'iht per-cent, on such stock as has
been settled tor during 1892, according
to the dale of the certificate*. Makers
<>f past dut; stock notes are debarred
from this dividsnd until such note*
have been paid, or renewed with a sat
isfactory pavaient made thereon. >
_ W. M. BROWN, Caahier.
Florence, S. C. Jnu.-lUth, 181)3.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
£
>w*
Under a power of sale uontalnevi and
given In a certain deed of bargain and
sale ooaimonly called a iuortgg£6, exe
cuted aa*t delHrered by J, B. Thirckfwtl-
ter to the CRisenr BavIngstBaiik 6T
Barnwell on the $th day) of July 1892
and recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Mesne Conveyances’ for said
State aud County in Book 6 FTpige 2
we will soli at Barnwell, in front of the
Court Hottse, within the legjil hours of
•ale, on Monday the sIkiIi day of Feb
ruary nest, it being sile day in said
mouth, the following described real
property:
Alt lho*e four lot*of land with the
improvement* thereon situate, lying
and being iu the^ tow 11 of Haim well, in
Said State and County, and designated
Op a plater map made by R. C-Mix»oii.
D. S. on Align*: 1st Is!*0 >as l ot* No*.
73, TD.'StnTiid 81; to o of said Ibis "Nos.
79 anUSf fronting 60 feet eacdi 011 MarU
hory Street and running liack 112 feet:
IaHw Nos. 78 and 80 fronting I20fecton
Brow 11'* Avenue, ahd iKHinded East by
Marlboro Mreet, ..Soiith by lands of
M rs; Jenny Brown, West liy Brown'a
Avenue And North by lota of Peacock.-
Term* cash. Purchaser to pay lor
papers. «
Cll^ZENS SAVINGS BANK,
, Mortgagee.
A. T. WOODWARD, . *
Attorney.
Nntlye i« hereby glvertlhat the un
dersigned w ill llle hi* tinal account with
JHJ. Pstterson, Esq.vJsplgt'of Probate,
Monday,the «th day of February next,
st 10 o’clock iu th* forenoon, a* Admin
istrator of the estate of Nancy M Still,
deceased, and ask for Letters iManiis-
*„ry. JAMES B. STILL,
jaivft-td
F/na/ Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will (lie Ills llna! account with
nfrfT Patterson Fs*! ' Judge of Prolmte,
tut.. ,. < Mli».iul,ay... t h'',v “i' I'c!’ 1 »m,r„v
Sale
South Carolina^ Barnwell
Under and by virtue of a power
sale.contained and given in a certain
deed of bargain and sale commonly
called a Mortgage, executed and deliv
ered by J. Lawton Ellis to F. M. Bam
berg on the loth day of March 189l,and
recorded in the office of . Lhc.RcgiHt.er of
Mesne Convevanee for Barnwell Coun
ty iu Rook 5 V, pages 412 t<)» D0,_i will
set 1 mi Barn well,'iu Iron t (W the Court
FINAL DISCEARCE.
Notice is In-reliy given that tlie under-
« g+o+b wllUTHe her liinvl ueconnt wi
.4. 0 Pat t«i sou, Kv|., Judge of Probate,
on Monday. tli« 13th day of 4'rhrii»ry
next, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, a*
Administratrix of J. M. Cave ipid ask
fi>r Letters
janfi
jstratrix of J. M. Cave and
tert Di«mi«sory. \ /-
7 MRS. II. R] CAVE,
Administratrix.
—Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed w ill tile ills final account vv ith J.
O. J'aftersoii, Esq., Judge of Probate,on
Monday, tlie Gth day of February next,
at lo o’clock in the forenoon, a* Admiti-
islrator of ll+e estate of (-p Williams,
deccaHcib, and a*k for Letter* liisiiiis-
sory. ^ AV. O. KHARSK.
janft-ld ' ■ ■ ■■ —
Town Tax Hehirns.
Council Chamber, Barnwell, Sr G.
January 2d, 1SD3—Notice l*. hereby
given that pursuant to an ordinauco of
theTow n of Barnwell all perHOti* own
ing Real K»ute yr Personal Pro|>«rty
within tho limit* of aaid town are re-
quirvd to make return of the aame to
the undersigned by Jan. 20th 1893.
Twenty per cent, penalty for non
return.
Blanks can be had upon application.
- G. J r HAY,
Clerk and Treasurer To# u “of Barn-
welL 1 , ... “ 3jsr
Cypress SMngles.
Superior Savannah Riyer Gyprea
Shingles on hand, for sale cheap fo
cash ami in quantities to suit.
Apply to W, W. MOORE,
. at IVm. McNah’s.
jatiLJ/nos. _
Registration Notice.
of
If
The ollice of the Supervisor of Kcgis-
tration will l>e open at Barnwell on the
flrst Monday»iu each tnopth for the
transaction such business at'1$ au
thorized by law. —Mr- \
11 AVNE F. RICE,
tf \ Supervisor.
f
llouae, withiu the legal hours of »:lic v
on Monday tlie sixth day of Fehrnarv
1893, it being salesday in said month,
the follow lug described real property:
All thaflract of land situate in afnrc-
*aid County and .State containing two
lutndred and aeventv four‘1271) .acre*
1 n ore or less, lamuutetf -a* ftt)1 rtw* - hr
plat of T. B. ( Hiding, D. S. of a survey
I8tli January 1873, Recorded in Jt. M.
C. Office, Book 5. I, page 553, to wit:
North-west by land*of Win. H. llew-
lett. East by Lower ’j'hree Run*, South-
Ka*t by land* of James M. i’oe,
West by lamDv'f J»me* Dunbar, W
by lands>f Mr*..Harriet Furs«v
' •— 'also
A parcel of land containing ten (10)
acres, same County and State, pur
chased by Virginia S. Lawton from,
Catharine M. Poe and by said Virginia
S. Lawton sold to J v Lawton Klli*,
bounded North-west by tract alwive tie
scribed, East by fand* of < alharine M.
Poe, South-west by run of Bee Branch
said 10 acre tract having a triangular
shape.
rest
-Terms cash.
Purchaser to
pay for
F.
M. BAMBERG,
,—-a —— ~ -X' ■ MortHagf.,''.
_A. T. WOODITAKD,
A ttorhey,
“SALE dMeRIORTGAGET
STATg o» Sot Tit Carolina, l
.C’oU’RTt or BAitNWJtid..1 *
-Whereas op the^Oth day of Septeni-
Inuj, 1883 W. Newman exectiled to
jJTob foreman hi* mortgage which
was duly rectrded In the Gfork's office
at Barnwell,+<i secure the ptyment of
•even hundred and eight dollar*;
aud whereas, there is due 111KM1 the said
mortgage the Bum of four hundred and
twenty seven dollars and lofty four
centa, and default iu the payment
iliereof has been made.
Now therefore, by virtue of tlie pow
er in me ve-ted in said mortgage, and
purpose of satisfying the-bal
ance due on the debt, with ten percent,
counsel fees added thereto, aud interest
from this dale, at ten per cent. I will
sell at public outcry in froitt of the
Court House at Barnwell within the
legal houra of.sale on the flrst Monday
in'February next, the one half interest
of the said W. Newman in the Mill
property, known as the Newman and
Mobley Mi l; consisting of Saw mill.
Grit* mill and • Gin. s/ld property
being situate on Four .Mile Branch
formerly known*aa the WilHam* Mill,
containing sixty uteres more or less;
bounded North by Willi.unaon and
Mobley' lands. West- he .M'>hh;y and
NfrWman’s lands, East by Williamson
and <jH*seP« land* and SotUli by L as-
wcl’s and NeW tuan’* lands.
'/Terms of sale cash. Purehascr
ply for paper*. *
JACOB FOREMAN,
Mortgagee.
HENDERSON l?RO.<,
Mortgagte’s Attorney*.
jau5
(kroner’s Notice. .
Sf^.oflicF iTnpcu In Barn Well at T.4T
Cave A Bro'« -t»rr. AM /iTClflcation*
■:.T.1r. 7 *s.,iT l«> ma Hi t half
HENRY P. DYCil ES: Coroner.'
Final Discharge.
seed froin
pou ml* up-
Barnwell Graded School/
i .. faculty.
E. Ba»d«r. A. M.; ErtnclpaL
Mis* S. A. Walker, Fksf ^•slstant,
Mix* ColunihtwBelllif^yr, Hetond A«
fciily-rive jM»unds of seed from
melon* weighing from 2u‘ ponnd* ii|>-
w ard, at $1 per pound.
- C. H. MATHIS, . .
tf . . . ■ ; , Blackville, S. (’.
• Unin^tMrt Wflti/ft
alktant
MTssfcKate Ashley, Third Assistant.
• Frof. Julius A. Klein, Preceptor fn
- —
The exercise* of this institution were
resumed on the 2ml instant, and tha
Board of Trustees Invite tit* careful at-
— ftentton of parents and gtiardlans-te the
s. 'peilor fducattonai advantages that it
oilers to an appreciative public.
a Numi or.aiFTnnr
♦SoiTH GaKOI.ISA, RABNWril. Coi NlTr
Ex parte MRs. Isakkllr Braolky.
This^4* to give notice that Mrs. Isa
belle Bradley ba* np|d»nd tome to have
appiaised and set off for her a home
stead exemption of one thousand dol
lar* in th,-: realty and live hundred dol
lars in the pertoDsIty of tlie e«thte of
her late husband, William II. B'adley,
A. HO WARD PATTERSON,
Master.
December Iftth, 1892. ,1
-r
next, at ih o^ciVwnTn t-lic foTanoon-. as
Adnilnistratoi' of'ihe c*'.aloof S, K. W il-
liam*. lUvCjijwd, and apply lor Letters
Disuitssoiy.. . IV. O. KE.VRiE. -
j a uft td
The Books.for Subscription to the
capital stock of the ^Carolina Midliuid
Banking (-'onipany'’ will he ojieucd in
Allendale, Barnwell,v-ounty, on n De-
Weinber the fttli A. D, 1892, and l>e kept
own'll there nnt.il the entire stock is ta
ken. By order of
I NO. P. GRAY,
, J. C. MILLER, J *
W. A. A LU, s r , '
BEN MARI’IN,
JOG S. BRONsON,
J. O. BRONSON,
J.J.FLKSK
Corporators.
S few d*y», i
»ucev»» tlid
FOR US
will (*■ »l*ril*>(t *t the anex-
ill n imrd.iaiu rduru.. ffc
addedio tlio
cimrae of atutly, to prepare si nilriiu for
ailuiission into the higher college class
es. The. Farsttty challenges and, com
mands confluence.
Prof. Bander, the Principal, waa
graduated with high honor from Union
College, Schenectady, New York, and
ha* made teaching Id* life work among
the best people of Virginia. , He has al-
rendv inude good the high teKtimoniais
that, he brought to ui.
Misses Walk#*'and Bellingey arc too
faA-orpbly known as trained, pains tak-,
ing and accdinpiithed teachers to nectf
further comupTitiatiivp. than their good
wofk lias given them.
Mb«s Kate Ashter, a recent giadnato
of the VI iuthrop Normal College, ex-
emplifie* the distinguishing featyresof
"Her Alma Mater by the regular and sys-
1
to
_ Sale.,Under Kortgage.
South Carolina, Barkwxll Couxty.
I'd,der and by virtue of a power of
salecdutained and given in a certain
deed of bargain and sale commonly
caHed a mortgage, executed a id deliv
ered by W. A. Harley to W. if. Brig-
barn on the 28th day of October 1890,
and recorded fh tlie officB of the Regis
ter aj Mesne Conveyance* for Barnwell
County in Rook 5 Y., page :t36 1 will
seH at (jarnwell, in front of the Court
House, on Monday the sixth day of
February, 1890, R being salcday in said
month, within the legal hour* of sale,
the following described real estate:
All that piece and parcel of land
lying and being situated in R£d> Oak
township, Barnwell County, 8t'ue
aforesaid containing twenty one (21)
acre#, more or less, bounded as foUoWft:
On the North by M r<. 11. B. Attaway,
on theLEast by E. E. Harley, on tlie
tSnutli hi: G. M. Holly, on the W est Uy-
Notice 1* li/Tchv given tlnit theiinder-
•IgnrTf-wt(fttP' hri*- final .Tccbs^irt with
J. O. Pat ter *<»n T -L..:.q—
mi Mimifavvtiic ijili d.iv «f F. hrihvO
next., at Ui ()"cl<> ‘k in live Inyennm*-, afr
Guardian of J. R. lilc.ck and a*!; fur
Letter* Dismiesnry.
j a 11.1 J.H.C. AL<i«—
FINAL EISCHARGE.
’ ‘ ■"1 . ■ ' ■ '
Notice is-liT+ehy givei)-4hat t.he un
dersigned will IIle lii* linal HCcmitH with
J. O. Patterson. K*q.~, Jinlg*of r*rolaiie,
on Mmnlay, the 6th day of February
next, at 10 o'c ock in the fi.renoon, as
Guardian of Rosa Belle Peacock and
ask for Letters Dismis*ory.
jalift , • J. il.C. ALL.
THE STATE 0? SOUTH CAROLINA,
BAKXWKI.r. ' Ot/'TV.
". 1 IN Til K COfgT OK I'KOHATR.
By James O Patterson, Esq., .Fudge of
•Probate in Barnwell Cojauty.
Wnereas W. Gilmore S’mms, P.
applies for Letter* of AdininiMnitioii
•>h the derelict estate of Cupr. W7RT
Pet-pies, deceased. - >/ '
- Tlylsst) are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monisiiall ntid >i;’g'ih«‘, ti)C kludr.-vl
.'Hid credii-irs ofAhc s;< : .d , l*W“*et*llji to'hC
and appear-befo're me at a Court of Pr<-
’liaU'for tlie sab! ijounty. to he hohleVi
at Barnwell C- 1L on :Sirln*rd>iv, thelth
daynf iu^bruarv, !*! 1 -).;, at lL-o eJ>»oka-.
in. to *how cain.e T if any, why the said
administratimi should n-it he gir.nted.
<iiven moi, r my hand aud the sea) n(
the ('ourt* this 2Jd day of Ivcceniher,
A. D. 1892, and in tin* 117ih year of
American 1 ndepehdence.
JAM Em O. PATTERSON,
Probate Jsiidge.
dcc'JcD-Tiw
povltlveW have till* t»r*t^biisine**s to oftev an *j;rnC
that c*ft be loun.t (»<;<• of tliis .esrili,
Ksr. oo |ir».Ut <»u •75 OO WMr»b of buSiues*
teiaff ratify llntl ItmtorAblv ina<t*^b.r snri pui.1 t°
humlrcdi of icn, wonirn, boy*. niirt sVr'.H in our
einpioy. _J'oj(i ran ma l .c ninnev faster af arork lor
tij'lliati voa bipro am nl'Vof. basis**
ea». !•> i> ftra. an.l In-trueiiom ao *iiii|.b‘ Anri pi
tiiat all wrr.'-l (roin Thosu *Uo t
ho!.I of the btifTnebi r*Hu thy mivaiitajr* thai
aroos fruHV the •on.nrt r*Kaiatjoti ot oay.of Oh*
older!, most »ucrr#»ful t and larpc#! piihlisliipj
hoa*ej in Amertcn. 8*e*.f for vonr*elt tti* r,roli:»
tiiat the bnsite .ti in resJily andliAnd«om*lv yieldt
All iK'/bincr.. inrewd prsmlly, and mor# than
rvalizr t!i«-ir irrrarr—t rvprctallmn. Thb.«r who
trv it ftod*xactlV a< w* l*ll tlianf. Thtrr i* plentv
of room for a tew more worker., au* *re-6rge
thrin n»»be)nB - At oner. ,Jf tou *r* Slroadv era
plovrd, but hav« a few »jiar* morarnt*.an-Ps,*6
to us* ih*m to.advant.icr, then writ* u. at one*
/for ihi* it roar *raud offportunitv), and receive
full particular* bv return mail. Addre**, \
TUtTC * CO., Uua.No. 400, Atiguala, 51*.
tetruttre cTnirse of training of her pupils.
.Klain 1* a gfadowte-oL
(4. M. Grkrnf
K. A. Ellis,
ELiLiIS & GFJEENE
tlm ivest German seiiiHvls hu -! I)hs i» all
previous cogHgemenU proveq, hinijelfjx
gifted artist and *tiece*xfnl Instructor.
Gdotl board in private fauiilivs can be
secured.
Our school hope* to achieve succesa
deserving ,it and will **ek to t^» a
kiiiTKiunl w'atclifni parent to
trustetPtelts care. - .
For further information apply to
GEO.TI. BA TEii, < liairman.
A. T. U OODW A RD, Secretary. -
Final Discliai|e.
Notice i» hereby given that the un
signed w ill Alerter final account wit
J XL Patter*, n, Esq. Judgeof Probate,
<>n''Momi.sy, the 23d day of January
1693, at liL,oVh<ck ia the forenoon, aa
Vdntiniatiatrix'of tho estate of. Wyatt
Waathersbee, deceased, and ask for
Letter* Disijiissory.
MRS. L. McNAR, Adminiatratrix.
detrJ2
\
SaVe YeUr Slock
■XTTOUTNrK Y'4 v r I. A XV.
BARN ELL, S. C.
. „ , v. . 1 Persons 1i:«vihgliofse*, isiiile* or daT-
VTH1 pi-u'tlce tn all Hmtomtsnf she tb; s ,aret ing Ir.TIffiMlWFasrs heyon^ the
skill of the ordinary htn-ia^ltlvnA^l cait
sccnn' lhe service*'of a »Ktfin<r tateri-
ittary eiirgetni/wim lias iiad liuig an l
yticcessful experience, by apfdytng to
je^kDinn,
Barnwell, S. G.
Stilt: 1 ami United States nnd give piouipi
ycrsn'Dii :in< litlon to' all hus'ne*. 1-n-
irtn-ted to them.- tP-. lftsiy
went fioticQ.
Aututoe's Orrirr.
Barnwell ('. UVDee ftih 1892.
k Notice is lit rehy given that pursuant
to the Act of tlie General^ AssciPhly in
rufei'euce flttrefo the Auditor his
deputy will attend at the fplloW-
pliUT-s on tlie :h»\ * Indicated inf the }>ur5-
lM»se of'takiiig ir.x retnnis, lor/t ne year
eommencing Novemln-r 1st* 18!'2. The
law reqiiTret that ail 1 eal and personal
^ropert) shall he returned under oath.
Returns sent t>v msti! niu»t lie sworti
tn before some-officer qualified to »#t-
niiiiistei' an oath.
1 Yr-oH* owrn|i^ no property ■ must
return tlietr poIJs.XJjjtJitl returns nor
made te tween ttm tir-' of Jaunaiy anil
the twentieth of February l^.'J a pen
alty.ad ftu per rent, w HI nttjrcb. —yy-
\ Tlie assessor w ID attend n* ftdlowsA
s'neliir.gs Stor.^—SaImntuv; January
+S93.. ' ...nb.Sil,
—n, i—S__s—f- »
’I inkers-t'jvf'-ki^A.io.rldttr f .Tantlary 9th.
Willlston—'rWesday;, Jamolrv toib
F/?MC/S F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law,
BAM BKRGS.C:
Office over ll. G. Folk A Gru’a a tore,
mar 20-tf ' .
Do You Want to Build?^
Person* in Barnwell desiring to build
wbnl^l do well to s«e tlie undersigned.
” . A ELLIS, Atty . at Law,
J ami
i, a rv
Elko—W(-di- • dsy, Janu:'p'v Htij..
\v hgleys.—’I bWr.day.iHiniai v'I-jfh
Black vtllr**ei-t.diyy and Satnrtl^r
JatihbrT ISth an#i 1 Kh -
I .rmuarlo—Met: lay; Janhary ifib.
Bamln-rg—Tuesday amt Wednesday,
January 17ihand l>-th.
Midway—Thurstlav, January 19th.
Hiiddioshpri;—Friday! January 2t);h.
Hunters ( li»i>el—Salur-lay, January
2|*t.
'.L'tdsl<»n—Msjnday. January 23d
— KtirlTHrrrtrs— Ifiei.lar, 'Jiuinarv 2nhV
Kiiukrd’i Store—eitiiesdav,January
2ftth, -
Sycanior*—Thursday, January 2'>th.
'Kear- cs Store—Friday. January 27'h.
-.Sander*-, htoxc^ia.lurda\r,.Luuiarx.
Talbott & Sons.
Engines,
Boilers, -
Saw Mill*,'
Uorn and Wheat Mill*.
Woed Working Machinery
diinerv,
lotion Gins, *
( <*tton Presses,
COM 1’I.E TEeg-iIpment for large ao4
small 1 aiiueriesoiM|n>st inipr(>veiTp!au*.
-Our THOM IS direct acting Steam
PKEvS ami KLEV A lflK*v *1 era (• t>«-
yoml quetsdion th#* [»e*t erer^iiivented.
TALBori’S Engines am] Saw Mill
-)Utflt~- " C ’ .
VAN' WINKLE and f.l MMUSGfb*
Ibnilne screw i’r”.* and Snellen Eie-
vaiqr aUlowest possjt>le price.
T
r - •
V. C. Padhaiyif
AC E\T, .Coliinihis. G
lound Hniiroiltl.
M'A.< i NtU.I A. l<Ot;T*C.\
In ElTect November 20th, 1892.
WILLIAM McNAB
lias moved, up .from Ins temporary
summer retreat and is now fully ready
for tho fall trade.
He gives Ins best thank* fo his many
friends for their good patronage in the
past and for the fr -e and full sympathy
. of their words for the loss of his olj
stand and stock hr.-lire, — _.
With a frfr-h »nd complete stock of
new goods *41 ited to tiie tieeds of the
people (if this section fic cordially a*ks
and confldentlyAxpetts a couth.iiautrc
of past patronage at the
South Side Store*
III**n old teytngthat, thetlrsf 13 day* ' F.M. BAMBERG,
pf January indicate ihe wea tlnn- n speet- Morigagec
■ ‘ TPrtrWTia trar —H*UR1K T. IZLAR. ^
Will have all aorta ot weatfler.
Attoruev f«#r Mortgagee.
Notice.'
All Administrator*, Executor*,
Guardian* and Trustees are hereby no
tified to make their annual return* du-
ruary a* required by law.
—— J-O. PATTERKeK;
k
J udge uf Probate.
M. M, Holly.
, Term* cash."
pa><r*.
' '
Purchaser to pay for,
W
.A. T. WOODWARD
A V '
H,BRIG IIAM7
'MoDgagee.
Attorney.
td
Dissolution Notice.
The copartnership heretofore exis
ting between K. Morris and E. T. Mor
ris under the Arm name of K. Morrt*
A Aon ha* been dissolved bjr mutual
, . consent,
ring the months of Janua*f~wnd Feb* Each of the former parties will con
tinue business on his *wn account.
E. MORRIS an
Hammond, Olar P. O.». January
(3w)
.D1CKS-6RICK BUILDING,
South West Corner of the Public
Square*
Hard times have conic upon the coun
try and a nrce**ary- consequence
high pric -s have been driven away. I
shall tio my l est to keep up the quaran
tine again.-t tiicir return.
While 1 r-aihiot, a-4 a cnirdidate for
business, pj-omise t< make every man,
woman and child.wlio may-favor mo^
with cu-tom iiitpjty,liand-oiite, liC9‘RI(y
t v.o'v willingly pl#-iFgi‘
28th.
Mattbewa Store—Moiulav, Januavy
doth. I
Dunbarton—Tuesday, January 31s\
Ashley Store—Wednesday, Fel.y. I*f.
Cochrans Store—Thar-day, F# by. 2d.
Fursi-’* Store— Friday, Fcby. 3d.
Bald' c—Saturday, Feby. 4th.
Apjdeto’i—Monday, 1-Yhy. 6fT».
Allemlale—Ttie* lay and Wednesilay.,
Fel.y. 7th and ith.
Diiip-an Sam* Store—Thurwlay, V’ehy.
JHh. '
■ Fiddle Pond—Friday. Fehv. Iflth.
George* ('reek—Saturday, Fetiy 1 ith.
At Barnwell ( ourt llou*e from Fcby. |
13 h to Frhv.'2t*th.
A Jtill is before, tin- General A*«em-[
ly to provide lor tlm reasscs*m<'U.t of' ' :
UcTk Instate. Tax-payf-Ts'are reqiiested'l
to c , !iie.jire|i.-lred to make full returns
Train* run dally by JKKl, MeriUUn «r
Contra) itms. " . ,
—Nil 38..
1* .2o a. m.
12.W9 p. iu.
IJ.44 p. ia.
.4!) p ■.
Na. f.
NORTH B<»t' N I >.
Ly s*\iinnali
Fairfax
Ar. I►eiimark
Ar. t olutnbia f .-
SOUTH Bol ND.
t.v. t elnnibra
«.< > a. m. PJ.:» pl nsr
Ar. Denmark . S4fta. m. 2.17p.m.
Ar. Fairfax. . 9.36a.m. 3.07 m.
A r. Savannah, 11.45 a m 5.19 p.m.
Train* No. 9 and 10 connect wiih A.
C. K. W. at Denmark. -
Train No. 9 connect* wi;li 1‘. R. A A.
R. K. at Fairfax.
For further Information apply to
*1 M. FIJtHINO,. -
Genl. Pus*. Agr. Savannah. Ga.
No-10.
4 09 p.jn.
0.13 p. ia.
7.f’i p. ia.
t.00 p. Rl.
“Ns. 17.
tr
*
J F. GRA Y,J5- 4*. A.
W M . Bl TLER, Jr.,
Ti av/Pax*. Agt., Columbia, S.G.
TH K KI» WATU>*H» KatTATK
An heir »<> fjtOt),(H»0 00 wa* found hr *«nj-
ingh 1 * namean«l ten cents t<*-Ao*sr*' Rscomm
tkn -jOr jlTe 2«u Ataii'ps aitl •end yoar
( .Si.-* I name vtliirhay all over the world ; to -
W
SlI.VKI!
Ill ,
'tiers, inanafaelurcr*, pstrnte#-.-*
as rcqtiirCd^hy lawk , -
G. M. IU NTEII,
Auditor B.C.
amt those em|>lnymg acenfs, and mil brin*
you lurtt*- r.!i)il of hook.*, nmaaxirwr, papers, '
I letten# nnd -. ni j ir* of Roods, ottering' taa ba,-
i gains, agencies, etc. Address
AGLNTS’ ItKt.'OKL), Box 42, Atlasta.Ga
»l'r#-lT
FOR SALE.
ntyself tt^dflll w
ill p;
Will make the season of lS92iu Barn-
well Com-.tv;
_ 'TERMS: *7.ft0 LEAP; |15.0n the
SEASON*, cash in advance, with the
privilege of returning tiie marc until
she prove* to he in foal. 1 will not be
rft-ct t’iiirnc**. I
will be content wiih ‘quick—sali-s. ami
small protit* and sjiall sell goods-on
their mcr'tsT *■ ■
1 will give Ihe best prices for cotton
and country produce that straight bus- j J^ttJAandiThigh'^.d
ines* can afford . .[pounds No more'Dandsome style «f
Asking my friend* particularly, ami 1 1 .# = m
tlmpflBITc generally to caTfTipon. me trt
my new quarters beforo.huying or sel-
rcsponslble for accidents.
Hermit was sired by 1 in ported'Hu r-
j rah, by New minster, out of Emma (4.,
Imported Pbtetwji, by King Toin. -41e
j is of yij tbJlmwn color, -with black
ling. I
ffait With a Welcome.
•4 • . ; ' ‘ . o : —
WILLIAM McNAB.
pon r .
the thoroughbred horse ha* ever been
exhibited in this section—with com
manding *i/.e. beautiful head and neck,
well trimmed body, great depth of
chest, maguiilcent loins, pokerlul quar
ter* and perfect feet.
For further information and extend
ed pedigree apply to
HENRY BLACK,
MtHrttri*;
BAM\VELL,S;C„
Hermit wlil be o*-
BaruweR on saleda
.ttecK
— The ooiiunodiou* house, 'along wfth
lib acres of the very best fanning land,
running hack from 1 residence, in tbo
town of Willishm, Barnwell County,
s (., known a* nie property of Mrs.
Annie M. Browne. Till* place is oao
of ihe very best in this section of tho
county, and lias the advantage of being
located in a healthy town of about one
thousand inliabitauts, whit every coa-
venlct.ee a pers*in could want.
. For particulars apply to
* HASKELL A BARNWELL,
Real Estate Brokers,
0 c42f) _ ^ Columbia, S. C.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON*-
ATT< rllt X V V- A.T-L. A. W.
BARNWELL G. IIS. C.
Will give prompt attention to all bus-
ines* cnkriistcd to his care.
January 9th, 18!)0. -
\
THE HEWS.
For new goods and new prices call at
the Reform Store, tlrstdoor WeatofTH*
I’ron.K office. M .
Fresh stock just received, mar* com
ing, ail select and all cheap.
Bargains for friend* and strangera.‘~
Remedies for hard times and curea for
low prices of cotton. * ~ -
Mr. Ben Davies, in ebargt, will b«
glafl-to sew and"serve htw
cite’
turners and the general public.
CHARLES I'fcCilMAXX;