The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 26, 1893, Image 2
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the Barnwell People.
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" a1 , ' for |»r* , (M , rvuM<>B, n* : woll nx ITT 1 '
LAR’iEHT COUlWfT flW’ljl ATI0>.
TBUI»I>AY, JANUARY a:i. IXM i
E i ' J .. 1
aw. T Tilnm^ e;iV* that
^►now MBtl wer« |>rovi<l**iuUTIy
^wf to Will the rfioJr(f«f{rr n.« mid make
• Th* Corirct Coant.
a part of current political liM-nry
the follotving corrected table, showing
the vote received by each candidate for !
tpreatlng to fhotv exiatihff aiMiMtioil.
the next •titnmcr a henrpiv t»nc.
8trtt«a.
A lalmma
A rkanMO* . <
< ulifofnla,.
. t .«4ma<l<>.
I' nnectkul
Dela A aN*
t*1in ida e*
Clove*
lund.
. • n
^ 8
• •
. «*
:t
4-!
itir»l«
aori.
Weaver,
STOCK SALE.
BarnVhc l.l. ( \ IL
tV’e will, on next Salediiy. offer ri?
"puBTTc itilcttbn, to htjrhP 4 t i*hl'ler tor
a'aah, the Klncm. Lot of Kentnckv.
7Ooroner's Hotice. ' J Mortgagee’s gale,
Master’s Sale.
All; jaeraona 1 are hereby tvnriled
"UghIn*t >ftvliitj citiplothient to-.Sleek"
• tiTownj- l^o)grt.^^; anA wlbf—^i,-.!i>rm
Rrown, of IHhii weft township, who are
under contract to labor foi me until 1
Miw t’lnn-f I ,U of Kent.lck V i J «f> 1 f-|>I O-e» HtC noy
m.d all pervomt irivm^ tlrem employ-
of the law.
ff Tliov were pernonmiv ■‘eieri.rn in -mic | ., ... POW Lltf„
' Hearl <vr TMe Htnr onotry and':j'' .Koaemary, s. (
we try thii*expeiiineni, in order to »uji- j ^
i ! J.<>
Horaea, Marr* and .Mule* ever hron K ht 1 • w " r’7” ? * ' " *,
to lower South (Vrojfna. - ?' ! , “ e ^ Uhe . ,l,1 ^ xl ^ , * , I ?'
Tlie.y were perMoiiNlIv delected in 44ie ! .. '■ ..
Mr office 1. open-in Rarnwell at T. »?f™F Tn Cot-Ntr^
OaVe A Ilri/a More. All notillcatiou^
ahonl.l ho addreMed to trie In thcir_uirc. me .. ,,
IIKN ItY I*. I) V.Cll K-S. Coroner. ted 4ty yvillia J. iHimaa-P) me dido I
HTP lIMh day of. March I SI)I, arnUluly re-
! Softn <’ABOI.IJfA, BJtTl.XW'KI.L CovNiTt
-CiHJItT or CoMHON I'tK'AS. ~ i
South Cauomsa, Hahnwki i.
BY,VIRTL’K of the pow^r vested in l(iaacH.Dycheaet al, riHintilla.ayainAt
Inn cw^taln mortgage deed execu- | Martha Collins et al. Oclendanva.*— .
Final Discharqe.
v • . ——e-*- - 4/ -—
South rakiiun* have w ritten to n
('alhollc |>r|aat in Ncvv Ydrli, 'A*kln>;
Mm to ship a car load of man ia^cahle
Uriah XflrU to linron in that State.
A mass meeting uf the iHnmwrallc
eiti/.ensof Anderson County has been
railed hy Congressman Lwlinter Mini
others for Male day In February to vli-
donte tbe >>m#»^W*p<m)oir^liuv.
Kx-t’reB^n^KntlnTlord li. Ha.t*f«
d\ al unexixwrtrdly of rhenmatlam of,|
the heart At Fremont, Ohio, on the 17th
fust., aged 71 years. He was not a
great man, but lie was a very good
oan.
snmw C»i| m ailona ha ve m*u!s.—Xh£
Georgia
1 dabo
i;i
3
tltlimD
—it -•
—
Indiana
Iowa
i:»
13
Kiinsi** .^27 L.
. -. e.
. 10
Kentuckv
u
I’.ouixlaiia
.*4
Mil I lie
Maryland
. 8
ti
Ma»siicliu*et*,*.
M icltlgaii
. 5
i*.
9
M InneMota
■ #
Mississippi
, ’i
T-V
Missouri
17
South Carolina Railway niiiigitted the
anotv storm snfferlngs of the poor in
Charleston, Columbia and Augusta hy'
the generous gift Af large quantities ol
old tnss ties for Ui'iewood. -
('•!. Ham, Hie lanious tfeh^g'Tii slunif-
a|)eaker, defines a snollygosn r to lie “a
fell -r a continually a sldewipiu’ aroun’
aftertheorthography ov a little ollU
what he kaln't never git, and hain’t g.d
sense enough to 1111 It if be oonkl git
1».” ^ «
Gt'fi, ll. F. Hurler, of Massaelmsetls,
died two weeks ago lo-ilay in’M'ashlng-
ton. His death was caused by the rup
ture of a small blood vessel during a
fjmvere coughing spell. His
v eighed four none s more than Itiiniel
'Webster**. He'left one son and a for-
tune of $7,<HX),<>00. The part he played
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New lliimpshirc
New -Jersey-
New York
40-
North Dakota
,
Ohlrt...
U
22
Oregon ,...
J
Tennsyl vniiin
v 32
Rhode Islaiii).
t
S 'itth Ciiroliha
9
Sonfh Dakota
Tennessee.
.42
—r-;-, -
Texin*
45
A’ernioiit
4
Virginia
1-2.
Waslil’iTglon.
4
VV4*st. Virginia
ii
‘ . -
Wisconsin..
12
Wyoming
3
Total*
ft
270
, 115
|J.| l.,im-^ Uim ^i.K-L fr.un Colmnldai
"7"
“"2.1
Intermittent Drinkers.
There would he little use in my de-
serlhirtg what F helleVe tn*he the cause
TTTs
ff» 4W4vwr4ustttCcu 11» e 8 !■ a I < r s rol > s
.South ol any sorrow lor hU d* al.h.
John 0 Carlisle, of Kentucky, has
resigned Iris seat In tint Lniterk Stales
Menate tow become Secretary of the
Treasury in Mr. Cleveland's Cabinet.
Mr, Cleveland sayaofliim; •‘Carlisle,
in my judgment, is the greatest, iftun
in AmetUa. I except nonc.”
It W understood that before the expi
ration of Mr. Cleveland's term Mr. Car
lisle will be promoted to a place in the
. buprvmr l.'ourt.
Senator Irby wont to New York the
other day, bougbin beauty of a beaver
hat and called on Mr. Cleveland.
Slnco the Interview lw says: I am
now convlnc*d that be la tb» greatest
and will make a
brain t ami the course of Intermittent drinking
unless I set forth my experience as to
the various methods in use-to cberk v>r
cure the disease. It niay be asked:
“tins ucr a man a will isiwer? and can
TMnd.t of his^bw-n volition aTMTaln froin
■" 4
r--
t
i
a i
man in our 'party,
Cresblent of w hich every man will feel
proud. My 1m proas Lon is that hi* nt-
UiMidc toward South < aioliua will be
one rtf hnnwony.
If Senator Irby i* quoted correct fv
we advise blip to tnulc Iris beaver for
an Kogllsh Gransmar. ^ •
My FI rat Trip U Beauforl. r-0
Kditor Pi' i'f’ :
I tuft home earty t.hflsLuiHS K''*,
inornltyg. t-aMng with me my wife amT'
riaugbt-^r drove lb AppbUon. In a letc
minutes after we got. there the itotw
horse come snorting up, which -we
mounted and alter a lew hours drive
we Were landed safely at the Beaufort
House, where we were received wiih
open arms. Our daughter, MY*. M. 1).
Uuiuenu, run* the house, and if has the
reputation of being a titst class board
ing house. Wo found the house full of
rice boarders. We baVc three sons
therein the mercantile bu*ine*f*, who
seem to Ik* getting along i.ieelv. Vile
spent a week.and 1 had plciriy of time
to walk about ami look at the undent
Town. 1 visited the .National Ceotelcfv
and saw put down in figures over I'.fuU
Federal soldiers buried tbeie. Every
grave has a little stone at the bead and
r>or, the Regiment tinll State they were
Irom *o far as they wore known. It is
enclosed by a brick wall S or 10 feet
high. The keeper informed me there
were thirty acres inclosed. It is kept
In fine order, a man furnished with a
j<<>nd brick house and a big salary to
i e«-p it- in good order. 1., visited the
i.pisoopal ehnreli, l reckon the oldest
« huroh in the State, saldJo liuve been
1 (till If-li, Things about there have a
> cry ancient appearance.
I visited the Custom house,' the placc
so mucli sought after n ><V. tJencral
Smalls w n* not iu, luit bis bead clerk,
though a colored mnn, was very polite
•ml enlertalnlng. 1 '•was surprised
\»iien iold me the place Intydly paid tin*
collector a thousand dollars a year* ow'v
. ig to so few foreign vbaRcl* coming
i .ere now. I took tite steamer Alpha
a HU went t.o Foil Royal ar.d spent the
« ly with my nephew, B. D. Calhoun.
j haveAwo nephews living there. On
•'•'Miiday 1 attended the Methodist
church, morning and night, heard two
good sermons from the Rev. Kilgo, but
! can’i vav the BeaVifurt |>eople are a
i lHirch going pco[)le. I found Beau-
tort. a pleas un place, people terv clever
wml liospitable think it a good place to
> tcrchamlise. judging so from thy great
quantity of darkle* l aaw there during
j iv stay.’ It must be a good deal wartHr
* r there than up here. J saw several
nranrg.tTBWfotH of oranges. 1 was
sorry to see Fort RbtaF oti the do.wn \
.grade, [ have alwnya-thought And still
tliiukao—Fort Royal I* destined to be
u place of note, as ii Is the nearest deep
v atcr lo the great West. I visited the
old 8panisli fort located between lleau-
l »rt and Fort Royal.
w haHuHrO+sw*--Xu._iu* simply -i lf-de-
siruetloy?’’ My answer, unhappily^
must he that, a man w ho has once lairiv
fallen into the drink habit, whether
constant, or intermittent, ha* scarcely
any w ill power w lillejhc litis on liini:
and, as I have said, cadi fit leaves hi*
will feebler and less able to vii'listami
the temptation of aAVdalivenf wlridi he
ha* provetLtlie power and,of which be
i« too prime to forgi t the danger.
The iuternrilteifTdriiiker, as so«m ns
he ha* abstained for a few \v«*'*ks,
forgers thodisastrous dl'ecr of Iris Ijjst
attack He believes himself- «* t. tn-
perate anil discreet a man as any bf bis
friends who take* his pint, bottle nt
ciarel at dinner and seldom takes more
He doc* n it sec why he should not. do
likewise. It.’is flic hardest thing to
convince an inrenniitent. drunkard,
who U able to abstain lor a period, I hat-
lie can never by any chance oecome a
moderate drinker. Nevertheless, the
principle of bis drinking is distinct.
I rum that of a moderate man. If lie
tyics to return to hi« two or three glas.es
uAu-biretl.c is ab*oliiiM 1 y certain to go.
^|p*io hW#ei r^f .tlpiip'’of hratidy or of
wIiNkev.-and-hW“nips” will increase
to tlie coast wTtTf fbc pride of tfm- Ktm-
Micky pastures.
—Atl that w e
first, ela* 4 . Iiieliiiliul in I ic.lot will be
tbe'ioHowjtia -trietly superior animals :
< >ne gra v Coif,.! years old, Hlioroogh-
bnil.c in *how' 2 In tecord. -*■
Oiii'.fiav horse. 7 years obi, wry sty
lish, krud and gentle, u perfectiady’s
hors •.
• One 2 year old colt, sired hy Mark
Twain, thurnnglibrrd. saddle broke.
Two nice brood mares in foal to Ken
tucky ■ires.
One t ice black horse. 7 years old.
One brown horse, 7 years old. y,
' Lot of finest plantation, and heavy
draft mules.
Remember ilie-fime^ February fith
I HUH, wnd tile phiey, Biirnwell, <^. H.
*re iWlIT bf* inrby bhlrtlTig.
.Ul -siik’k sold will'be guaranteed ns
represented!-— ■,
I . 1)1 NN A SON,
- — Uiinoyul.l, s - «'•
Notice.
BY VI K ITE of Seet.lon w, of an Act
of rlu* flimeral A**entbiy, creating •‘Ala
b 'ldalc School Oistricl’’ a Mticting of
the voters returniiig real and personal
property tlicriin, I* beieby i-alled at tb;
Ontiiioll Chamber In the Town of
lendale, on Monday the l.'lth of Februa
ry next, In decide w bat. tax. If any, shall
Im* levied for- the maintenance of the
Schools in said School IMstriet.
V II. T Farmer.
( h’ni’n Ak’rd. r»m>U't*a.
AUrndale, S. C. January IGtli Wftl.,
of
that we hold all claim* due them for
prompt cnTleeiliTn.—To save ■tHmbb*
ami-co*t wc a«k un early settlement by
UrnTitlcUteiTTiT »Ttd late fijui.
FATTEKSON & HOLM AN,*’
Attorneys.
Barnwell, 2i)tli January ISfW.
tf
fsalft Under Mm-tgagiv
Notice _ ^
der»jgneii "MlHlIe his llnnlsicc<m,nt with prineipal sum
■I. 0. Fa tier son
Morula:
at Hi o'idock
SOCTIt CaROMNA, II AIINWKl.t. < Ot'KTY.
er a power of kale coiitaluHii anti
given In a certain deed of bargain and
salt* cnmuiunly-calli d a mortgage, exe
cut'd ami delivered by-J. Ii. Uiirckbal-
fer'In the, fTti/etu Saylngs^Bauk of
Batnw etl on tlir Hah (lay of July 1S‘J2
and recorded id the office of the Regis
ter of Mesne Conveyances for said
State and County Ip Book II .F. page 2
we will sell hi Barnwell, in front ol the
Court House, within the legal hours of
sale, on Monday the sixth day of Feb
ruary next, It being salt*, day in\ said
mouth, the following
pnqierty:
All thus** four lots of land with the
improvement* thereon situate, lying
and being In the town of llarnw'ell, in
said State anil Coiwil v, hikL designaTed
omt-ptat or map made hy R. Mixson,
Tr -S \iifsn>L i nt. Nps,
descrined, real
r-frrrrioN. ^ - .
7m& fn the office of tl'n-Wd-terof .RTY'f RTFE uf a *****
Mesne ronvevauecs for the C ountv. of nied-rccted ni the »h Ve enlrtled canser
Barnwell m Vnl. 5 V pages-VfA to iJ:t In- 1 I *>111 sell at Barn well.
ion which I* now dee the < oiirt I louse, on.Ionri.i\ i„ r -***■■ *■■
.mmtioned in r*1Hct mnn.-* ol February J«U,\lt bebrg suledar in
#r
^ in 'front of Hm
is Ifrtreby given that the un-*; c |tisivc, and upon which I* now dec ihe j Court House,on Monday, the *i\tli dnr
il'llM IIIH IIM HI * 1 prifH IpHI >11111 mrill IfJIJUU in '.IHI , .• \ 7 ■ ’ , , Kf‘
on, Ksi,.;Jndgeof Froiinte, g rt ge, with the interest since the Hlth i said month w thin the legal lm«rs C.r v
•ith dav of February next,, da^-f.Mai eh Is'.i-J together with ten sa,lc,.ihe (ol low mg described real estate .
in the riTicHrtoii’.n's .VdTn|b>7^7vi,T.-^tTnrmT^s for colWtMv; AJiln.t.LnoJ^I^Hl
... .. . .-.ii 1 . -»-:.i > county coii’amTiig fiTTv r TFcri r ?7Tinirr or*--
I^^u.j.iv.if t |,e .-ysfc of Nancy M Mill, im d default in.tlie.'cmulnioii of the fj-ii
tleceased.'and ask-ixu- Lelttexs. i K ~ mbrlilAlfi'.'di't'd baring bAtni nnuloi an
Dychi"
sorv.
—jvpa.
JAMES IL ST ILL.
ul
FINAL WSCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given tlniUUc tuidcr-
a gm d w ill file her final account with
,1. O ' F itterson, K«q.,-I udge of Probate,
on Monday, tie; L!|b day of February
next, at lO.o’cliHik in the forenoon', as
Administratrix of .1. M. Cave and ask
for Letters Itisintyrsirv,
MRS. II. R. CAVE,
jaiiG . AdmiiiistraMix.
78, 7‘.b ^ll and h| ; rwvo of said lots Ht;K
?.i and SMronting Gd IVct each on >farl-
boro Street and riimring back lii’ feel:
Lots .Nos. 78 itnthSOTrrtliting 120 feet on
.Brow n's AvPiiitb, and bounded East by
Marlboro Street. . South by lands of
-Mrs .fenny Itriuvn, 'West by Blown's
V venue and North by lot* of Few rock.
Terms cash., Furchaser to pay for
X oi .*** •■*•*
«al.r r «* r »
thV papers.
JP « 1
■7*
Special Notice.
All persons iiulrhtcd lo the UtrUHH I« ^ » Mortgage, rxecuted and lie
Mike Brown & Brother arc notified ‘0'‘> La" ton Kills to l. M. Li
in/.KXS SAVINOS BANK,
Mortgagee.
A. T. WOOmVAHO,
. Attorney.
A • tt>
Sale Under Mnrlgage.
Son it (’ai:ni.i\a. Banxtvki.l (.aii.ntv,
lHdcr and by virtue of a power of
sale contained avid given in a certain
deed of bargain and sale commoiilv
‘ liv-
ini-
lio-goil the loth day.of March ISUI'.and
r -....r.l 1 .jJ In lltp i.nii^rtf tlie'R l ‘gi<trr ot
Silmmons to Absent Defendant.
11. TUoii, ITaintiir,
s ,' against- ..
Bostick, Ftefeiidant.
COPT SIMMONS. l oll I:KI.IKK.
.. * ^it'oinplaiiit not Served.;
71'o*flie DefemiaiH. F. 1). Bostick :
YciL ARE HEREBY SUMMONEF)
and required to answer the c'liuplalut'
in this.acr.ioiq wfilch I* lilyd in tlicolllcc
of the (Tcrk of the Court rtf (hrtnmon
Fleas, for tin* said Conntyriind fo ^erve
a copy of your answ er lo llie said com
plaint on the subscriber at his office in
Allendale, Soul h Carolina, w illriil twe.iP
tv days lifter lhe s tvI c hertsif, exoltt-
sive of the day of such service; and if
.von fail to answer the comp’iiint. within
the liiM0 ufurc.»aid, the plaintiff i i this
and he will find himself back again In - bpplv t.. flu* ( .mrL fur the
llie old mad t.o ruin, The patient, if lie
really want* tp he cured; must clearly
make up his mind tlml it must he total
abstinence or self destrmthm, gradual,
[) rhups, but not Hie ‘less sure.—Na
tional Rev lew.
uHifrmY.
On January Dili 1892, Mr*. Mary
JacinUia Hair^ passed from Earth to
I leaven after several years of sickness
and much suffering, which she bore
with exemplary patience and fortitude.
Sit? was a member of the Baptist
church for Hi years, and was always a
consistent Christian. She wn* the
mother of 9 children, 7 of whom survive
her, together w ith her beloml husband
and niimerrttVs relatives and friends, to
waif and watch for the time when they
shall join her in the world where there
will be no wore parting, sorrow or.
palu*. WeiTiiss her face from amongst
m hut her triace in oiTf hearts ' remains
hh evCr.
A Sincere Friend.
Jany 9tli.l89.'t.
A little heat reaches u* fromthevstars-
Ice i) te to two inches thick will bear
men. Two inclies tbick is estimated 111
to bear infantry; four linjies thick to
bear cavalry or light guns; six jnblies
to bear team* with mwdctiUe load* or
heavy field gun*; eight iuclic* teams
with heavy loads.
W. B. COOPER & Cm .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cotton ANb Naval Stores,
Farnier* *npjdH»« furniahfd.
“JM'.y Bair ntii>>ir OrricR,
jairSiftli, ^ Savannah, (*a.
Slut' of Softih Qurohua
liirmtt fll C’liitih/.
R
Court of Com
mon I’ltat.
rdi.-f ileiiianded in the complaint,
January -l*CA. I*. 1891.
.1.0. P vt 1 MtSON, J. P. I I si
* ' I^E. FOBIN,
Plainiitl * \ti'Tio v.
To tbe licfcndant t'. I*. B"siick:
Take iioiicC that a copy ol the sum-
Ttnnu In ii in ami al»n n l^l■nv of the
50th YEAR.
THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR
complaint in thi* aFTToiT waV this dav
21th Jsgumry lS9i!, tiled in the ofib-e of
the clerk oi the < »nrt of Barnwell
(.uunty. . , ’
~ I. I. TOBIN, •• L
■; '. . Pluilllill’s Attn rile V.'
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice i* hereby given that the under
signed w ill lib* his final account w ith .1.
O. Paftrryop, Esq.. Judge, of Probate,
on Monday, lln* 20fli ijav of Feliruaiy,
I8TEP, at Hi o'elock dn the fqrcuooii, as
(■ uardiaii "f E. M . .SiMidifcr and ask for
Jjp t tors. I > i *m iRsuriy.
jau 19-id — A.TTMlLLItR. ~
RARE OPPORTUNITY
■. For Spcciilntors,
On SaUirday 2Stli inMt.,lit 12 “o’clock
in front of fbc Court lloitee, l will sell
to the highest bidder lor cash, all notes
and account* of Jesse Dunn.
GEO. IL BATES,
(2w) '' 7~ t Assignee;
Cypress Shingles.
Superior Havannab Uiv» i r 11 vpres
•sbingles on baud, lor sale cTieiip fo
e:is|i ami iii.qil.intiltes to s'lit.
jt^lriy pi vv. iv. MooRE.
at Wui. McXab's.
janl-J mo*. ,
Mesne Ooiivcyanee for Barnwell Cumu.
ty In Book o V, pages 1L2 t«) lit!, I,will
sell at Barnwell, tfvtruukML the Court
House, w ithin llic legal hours of sale,
on Momla.v.tlie sixth day of Fclirnary'
IK|i;i,4t bring salesdiiy in said uioiitli,
ihe following described real property:
All that tract of land situate in-afore
said Cniinly and Stale eotitainmg two
hundred and Kcvciitv four (271) acre*
more or less, bounded a* follows by
plat of T. B, ' obllng. I». S. of a survey
1*1 h January l*7.'», Kcorded in R. M.
V. Office. Book^ 5 I. page to Wit:
Nprlb-wcst by lands of Win. II. Hew
lett. Fa*!, by Lower Three Runs', South-
Eii*! by la’uL of J nines M. Poe, Soiilh-
W-csl by-lands ,'f James Duuliar, \1'est
by lands.of Mrs. Harriet Fiirv*.
ALSO *
A 1 larccl of land containing ten (HU
acres, same (aeiiity and Slate, pur-
ebased by—VUcgiala S. _Lqwtoti .from
CatliaFim* M. poe and by said Virginia
S; Law t"li sjdd A to J. I.aw (oil Ellis,
hoiflblFd North»west by tract above ilc-
seribed, E:i_»l by lands of < ailiarinc M.
Po 1 *, Soutb-'tost-by run of Bin* Bramdir
.*ii| HI acre tract having a triangulai
shape. V ‘
Trniri< c:t*!i. Piireh»*cr to pay lor
p ipers. ““*7', •-) ‘ —I I
F, Mt BAMBERG,
Mortgagee.
A, T. WOOD \V A It 1
Attorney.
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE.
()I VII t'AWOT.TXA, T~
Corxrv ok Bakxw km .)
Whereas on the 2t)th day of Septcm
Ker, IHS.T VV. Newman executed *to
•l^cub ForiMiian Ids mortgage which
was duly recorded in the Clerk's office
at Barnwell, to secure the payment of
seven hundred and eight dollars;
ami w hereas..tilery is due unon tliosaitl
iiiortgagc the sum of four hundred and
twenty seven dollars and torfy four
cents, and 11*4^111 in the paynitnr
thereof lias been made.
Now therefore, by virtue of tbe J>ow-
er in me vested in said mortgage, ami
for the purpose (rf-jtaTlsfylng the bal-
anee due on the debt, w itli ten percent,
conintcl fee* added thereto, ami interest
I'roin this date, at ten per cent'. I w ill
sell at public otHcry in front of the
Vourl House at Barnwell .within the
legal hours of sale on the Hi st Monday
in February next,-tho one half Interest
of tin* said VV. Newman in the Mill
property, known a*,tin* Newman ami
Mobley VIi I; consisting of Saw mill,
tints mill and Gin. Said property
being situate on Four Mile Braneji
formerly known a* the VVilliains MUf,
containing sixty acres more or less;
iioundeil North by Williamson and
’Mobley I amis.-writ hv Mobley and
New man's lands^Fast by Williamson
and Cassel's btmis and South by Cas-
Final Discharge.
•Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will llle Iris final account w itli
J..O Patterson Esq . .1 tnlircrtf Probate.
Mai ml m .' I In* ■ Jq-y ■ol-4.'sr'imra,i' l
nrr
next, at Hi
o'clock in the fors-nrtoii. as
lianis. deeea\et’,
Disinissoiy.
jauri-td
k#t(*j
and appiv forJ.etteo
VV. 0. KEARSE.
the’i omiiiioii ol llic said moi rgugu d(***il ' Ld ' —r—r:——•, ,
-■id bond for vvliich the same was given j the Rel>ecea A. Djches land,
to secUje havlf>g. been broken. I will an d seven im
sell at puliUe OMfiTV on the Courr liouse (.eoi’ge s rrrH
steps in Barnwell S. P . on Mondav, : Icrn^eash.
and .sliu-s
aied seven miles south of BiackviPc-in
n*ek n>w nsbip.
JttMW ..
February l-th TJfiKL during the hours
.for public sales7all that, piece and plan
tation of laud lying and being id the
said State and Touiity, containing two
hundred and ninety-bine acres, bound
ed on the North hv the Public Road Ho
Barnwell (-purt House, on the East by
a twenty feet road or way separating it
from land formerly belonging to Mrs.
Sophia O'Hamron and Mrs. Su*h;i E.
Hay, now Geo.. VV. Price, Trustee, on
the South by lands of Mrs. Sophia
O'Hannon am) Mr*. S. K. Hay, now
Gw,./ VV. Price, Trustee, and VV. II.
nncaii, tin tin* West hy land* Of Mrs.
Fannie J. P.idliuger, now Mike Brown,
and the Siilrktdiiitchie .river.
Tmit,* nl' saio Ii.' ibU'sthaAfir.)!.!^
pay forjeipers.
The book* for Subsefiptioh to the
capital stiM*k of ihc“( aroiina Midland
Hanking Fjwrpaiiy” will be opened in
'Allendale, ff:irnwell < tuinty, on De
cember (lie eth A. D.1S92, ami be kept
open there until the i itflrc stock is ta
ken. By order of
J NO. P. GR A A',
. j.c. mielek;
VV. A. ALL, St ,
, BEN MARTIN, L ~
JOS. S. BRONSON, '
J.o. BRONSON,
J. J. FL RsE,.
- Corporator*.
LAI RIE
K. M. BAMBERG,*
■ Mortgageo.
IZLAR.
Attornev for Mori
Purcbaser to pay for
naiiers
A. HOW ARD PATTERSON,
Master.
Master’s Office, IGt li January*, IS’.KT
Barnwell Graded School;
- -v faculty. - <
'• •
E. Bander, A. M., Principal. .
Miss S. A. Walker, First Asaistaftt.'
Mis*Columbia Bellinger, Second Aff-
sistant *
Miss Kate Ashler, Third Assistant.
—ProL 4triivis.A—Jjxlcin, Preceptor in
Music. ^
'1’Im* exercises of this Institution were
TeMYiiiciU “ffTT "TttP J’liil in«t mi, iduI ilia-
FINAL DISCHARGE.
*_-Notice is IVriThr given that Hie nmW-
'IglitKl will file his final account with
.1.0. Patterson, E-q., Judge of Probate,
on Monday, the ttrh Hay of February
next, at lb o'clock iiy-Jbe forenonn, as
Guardian of J. 11. Black ami ask for
Krtt7)r* Dismissury.
jano J. H. C. AT.f,,
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the iillr
dersigned W ill file his final account, w ith
J. 0. Patterson, Esq.. Judge of Probate,
on Monday, the <itli day of- February ]
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as
Guardian of Rosa Belle Peacock and
a<k for Betters Disinis-ory.
jau.')' J. 11. C,' ALL.
THE STATE OP SOUTH'MOLINA,
n \K\IV K1.1, . or\TY,
IX THK ••OC H I OK l*HOH ATK.
"By James •). Patteismi, Esq.^rludge of
Probate in Barnwell Counky.
Whereas VV. Gilmore Simms. C, C. P.
applii'-sfor Lettcl's of Ailininisiration
oil the derelict estate rtf Capt. >V ,‘B.
Peeplys, det eSsed. —
'I'iiese are, tlierypire, t.o eife ami ad
? i . iS .. .1 S .. i :i.....
1 offer for sale‘Kolb Com Melon Seed
arid giiiiraiitee them absolutely pure in
stripe ami -liape.
Seventy-five pounds of seed from
melons weighing from till pniimls trp-
wwi d* at ?2. per pound.
~Seve.nty-ti\e pounds of seed friHWu
melons w cigliing from *20 pounds up
ward, at $1 per poiimT;
- 'C. H. M A Till S,
tf Blackvllle, S. C.
Homestead Notice.
HoafiTrtfTnwreps ln\ ite tb- careful at-
leiition of parents and gnardi.uis to the
s pfi io’r eciueaiiuiiar aiI \ aiTtage.'TFhat Tt*
oilers linm a|q>reeii»ive pnhlic.
A N itilb Gi iide has been added to the!
’•onrsH of ■tmlv, to pn■ i>niv s4u<U*ni»
aduiTsMofiilUo tbe liigher col lege class- _
es. The I'aculty challenges jffid coni-
mauib conlblcnce.
Prof. Bander, Ihe
Soctji Cakoi.ixa, Barkwh.1. Cocxtv
Ex parte Mhs. Isabki.i k Bradi.ky.
Tbfis is to give notice that Mrs. Isa
belle Bradley ha* applied to me fo have
appraised and *et uff for her a home
stead exemption of One thousand dol
lars in the realty and live Inimlml dol
lars in the personally of the PstaUy of
her late husband. William H. B*aiiley.
A. HoWAitD PATI’KHSON,
Ma-ter.
t>ccomher Ij.'itli, 1892.-"
• " ' *“•' _7_
R. A. Ei.t.is, G. M. Grkxnk
*
ELsliIS & GREENE
A.'I'TOISTnV.'V's* .VT.M. A AV.
• . -BARN VV~KLL, S. C.
, -
Will j era.•tioe in all the C’oiufs of the
S'ateaml l nitcd-Stafes and give prompt
personal arteutton business en-
Principal, w
gradmited w ith high honorlrom Gnion
College, Si-hemuMady,* New York, and
has made U achifig his life work among
tiie h-st people of Virginia. He ha* »l-
reiolv made gooiktltc high tesTiniotiial*
that lie.brought to u*.
Misses M arker and Bellinger are too
fn-vwably known as trained, pains tak
ing aipl Hi'ciiucpllshetr teachers to need
furtlnir comm < -ud)ition than their good
work lias given them.
Mi-s Kate Ashley, a recent, giaduate
ilf ill^ W inibrop Nfinnal College, ex-
cinplifies the distinguishing tvatures of
- ~her A Irna Mittor by Ihe ifgular add sys
tematic course of traitiing of her pupils.
Prof. Julius A. Klein is a graduate of
tbe best German schools and ha* in all
previous engagements |>roven bimseliu
giltvd artist and successful iinUrnctor.
(»ond board in private falnllits ean he
secured.
‘Our school hopes to achieve ■uioec**
by dc-erving it and will seek*ttr-Ki- a
kind ami watchful iiarent to nfl eh-
trihrted to its care. •
For tnrilier iiTforinalirtii appiv to
GKO. H. B.V I’ES, ( hairuiHii.
A. T. VV ODD WARD. Secretary.
Talbott & Sons.
Ai
H
trusted to them.
—TTed.Vlv
Assessment Notice.
A f DtTOR S OffMUto
Barnwell C, 11..’ Dec. .1th 1892.
Notice is hereby given that prtrsuant
inoitisli all and singular, the kindred to the Act oft he Gciicml Assembly in
ami erwlitors of the said (h-reased, to ho j referrne** thcri'fo tin* Auditor or hi*
and appear before me at a v'ourt of Pro-; deputy will attend at thu foWowIng-
bate for tin* said, county, to be hobien | places on the days indicated for tbejuir-
at Haiti well C. II. on Sal nrrit v, the -lib po»o of taking tax 'returns, for (he., year
MUggWm jy.'-j.
“ -diiy<if Fidirnarr;
IstBl, at 11 u’Hnck a. | eiininn'iieing No> i iiil.ii.‘r-
n
iii. to show cause.JX any, why tin* said j law requires that all real unit' persona
Engines. ^
Boilers,
Saw MHI*. -
Corn ami Wheat Mills, *
Wood Workjtig,Machinery
Brick Machinery,
Cotton Gins,
Cotton Trasses.
COMPLETE equipment for lar*,# »nd
small '1 annerlFson most ini|)ri>ved'plan«.
Our TH(,)MAS direct acting steam'
PRESS and ELEVATOR system l»be-
yund question ib«* le-st ever iiirented.
i'ALfiltrI’T'S Englues and Saw Mill
out lit *.
VAN WINKLE ajid LU'IMUSGim*.
- Double ^prw Pn-'s and SiwtiOii Kle-
vaior at lowest possible pric«.
V. C. padhairij
GEnIFKAL AGENT. Coliinibia, 8.
v-
C
administration should not' be granted.i property sTiTiH l> : returned umh*r-osKthar-
Glven nmler my hand and the seal of lb-turns sent, by riiail inu-t lit* sworn .
if leer qualWelt • to ad-
to
—AND —
Dixie Farmer-
The great • Farm, lndu*Trta
Stock Journal of tbe South.
ONE YEAR FOR $t
Sample copies w ill be mailed
I on application to
i Tiik C.fLt'vy'AToR Fcnt isitixo Co.,
Bo-xAI.'i, Atfanta/Ga.
i Speeinl premiuticof FREE TICKET
1 to World's Fair.
Registration Notice, •
'Theoffice of tin* Supervisor jif ltegi-.-
tration v.UlTieopen at Barnwell on the
first Monday iu each uuuitJi for tbe
transaction of *iicli businc** a* I* att-
tlmrkeed IxyJiUi..
HAYNE F. RICE,
tf Supervisor.
tlie Court this 2:!d day of December
A. |>. 1S))'2, and in the 117th,yenr ol
American Itidrpeiulence. 1
JAMEs O. PATTERSON,
dec2c9J>w \
I’rybate Judge
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr..
Attorney-at-Law,
BAM BERG, S. C.
Officewrer H. C. Folk S. Co.’s itore.
mar2rt-tf
Do You Want to Build?
Persons jn Bliruw ell desiring fo build
would do well to see the undersigned.
RG A EliEIS, A tty . at law.
Barn we 1, SX
oiNch More.
WILLIAM iMoNAB
SmititBowid KattfOittL
January
Store—Monday, January
sel's and New inatrs land*.
Terms of sale cash. P
pav for paper*.—
JACOB FOREMAN,
Mortgagee. •
HENDERSON BROS.,
Mortgagee’s Attorney s.
* _ • _ . 7 _
Sa|e Under Mortgage.
Sol'Ttl I'.imMXA. !»., U.N KU. ( *IH'.\TV. j
Under and by virtue of a power ofj | ie vv gi^s^fTlTr-d to the ' nVeds of the
sale contained aiid given in a certain j p^nple id tbi* secti ui he cordially ask-.
ha* moved up front bis
summer retreat and is now fully feady
for the fall trade.
He gives In* best thank* to hi* many
friends for their good patronage in tho
past and for the tree and luli sympathy
of their word- for tlie loss of his olid
stand and stock bv tire.
With a fresh ami complete stock of
' .1
to before, some <
minister an a (b.
Persons owning no property must
return their poll*. On all returns not
made between the tir.-t. ol January and
the tw, ntiet.liof Pcbrunry IstUl a peh-
altv of 7)0 per cent, will attach.
The assessor will attend as follows:
Sycamore'—riiiir>,;:>y, January -JOth.
Kcaises Store—Friday, January 27th
Sanders Store—Saturday
28th- ■
Matthew
JOth. ,
I til11barton—'I uesday, Janmiry .!1*r.
Ashley StorV—Wednesday, Fet>y. Istj
Covlirans Store—'i'bui-day, Feby. 2d.
Furoo's Store— Friday, t cby. 7UI.
Baldoc—Saturday, F< by.,4ll
A pple.ton—Monday,' Echy
Allemhrte—Tuesday and Wednesday..
Fehyr7fb and Nth..
Duncan Sams Store—Thursday, Feby.
itth: * ; — —.••——
Fiddle Poml—Friday. Feby. 10th..
Georges Creek—Saturday, Feby. ItH*-
At Barnwell Court House from Feby,
Ktrh to Feby. 20th,
A Bill i* before tbe General .Asswn-
j hl w toTprovide for the yea->es«ment nf-j
| Real Estate, i'ax^iaycrs ure requested ;
to conie.prepared to unfkiffiill returns
as required hj' law.
temporaryiy,-' - *'• G.M. HI N 1LR,
TVI -VfSN'Ol.lA. ItOtll'M.
In Effect November 20th, 1892.
l 'k:
No. 10.
1.00 p. m.;
ti. 12 p. IB.
•7.08 p.m.
S’.OOp. in.
No. a7.
-Apmlitor B.C.
‘■HERMIT’
| Tj^uus run dally hy 90tli Meridian or
l Central linn;,
NORTH BOUND. No :k/
I f.v. Savaiuiiili. HviOa/m.
I V r. Fairfax 12.u!ip. in,
| Ar. Denmark 12.14 p.m.
i Ar. Columbia 2.1 )p m.
SOUfll BOt ND. Ncf. 0.
I,v. Columbia fi.l'' a. m. T2. : *P . in.
Ar. Denmark .."S'-I.la. in.— 2:17 jr. M.-
Ar. Fairfax. ^ . O.jua. m. ii.iVT p. iu.
Ar. Savjitinab. .11.45 a m ->.f0 p. n>.
Train* No.Oaml 10 connect Jfltb S.
C. R. W. at Dr Hi nark. rt—■***8*:—
Train No. 9A*omieckj wilk T. R. Jt A.
K. R. at Fail fat.
For further information apply to
v 1 M.-FEF.MING,
Geiil. Pass'. Agf. Navsnnali. fia.
J. F. 4 7RAY.S. P“. A.
Wit. BLTEEK, Jr.,
'Urav. l'a*s. Agt., Columbia, S.C.
TM K K1 > W A 181 >**’ » ss p A 'I’H:
An heifjo s'lloo.iNKi no was foimd Vr send-
illft Ins luiltre H'.ui tell c'-ata to AokmV K> ( OKO
tkn itir live 2c. 8tHm|>.s w ill'semi your
< r.vrs i'.mric wkiiliuis all over the world: to
sii.vkh li’iriJishers, mai:!ifactum;s, )'«'< nli ^s
amt tiltw^ctiiploYitig agents, ami witHir’.ii*
you birife Tnail Ilf hocks, liuicy/.inrs. pa(>rrx (
I. tti rs ;u,i! samples of iroiats, Ttftp’ ou har-
gains, mn'iicirs, etc. „\iMriss > .»
AGF.NT8' KU (*UfC box i'Jf Atlanta r <i*
*'',' " aurT-fv
FREE
*<>
I had a pleasant, drive down there on j. Subscription* receivarLat this office,
the new shell road. What a ro.nantle , . 7..7 ..‘. o;
L-oklng place It i*! If you ever visit lilhMAlLUt Mil III CAROLINA
Beaufort would Oilvlse vwu^to di lvc *
rt.iwn there. I met the Editor -qf the l
J'ahnefto Tost and a clever editor he l s,
Jl Tort Royal ever.gpts to tie a p’kce he ‘ ^ , ,
ahonltklH) remembered, f*>r he ha* been : James O. I atteraon. Esq., Judge of y
faithful. * Well, n new year hasd iw tied Trohate in Barnwell County. -4-V This
upon u-*, and I think the prospect for Wlierca* Beauregard MatlienyapplMn two
i k\ll *■ Admlntsf-rafors, Executors,
Guardians.a ml Tru*tec« arc hereby no
tified to make tiieir aniiuul return* du-
rlligjhe inonlhs of Jan uiry and Feb-
rnaiy as irquircd b) tiiw . w
J.O. TATTERSOX,
Jtldge of Trolmte.
Jan. Jd.. 1SUJ. <2in*)
ij|h rfarmer 1* brigh^e. tbougli you.
don't think thi* l* t,he year to plant » ; Ute of All red Matbetiy, deceased.
Irig cotton crop. I would have sent in
™‘ in v ^*‘i^irt sooner but have hcen rick
_ monish all and aliigirijif, tliiPETii _„ t
•luce 1 returned from Beaufort. May ; and crcdli^r* of the said deceased, toffe * eiwv or inom'-y refunded:
HA-RVVVE1.L COUNTY’.
in rux coyjrr ok ckoh at*.
dose:
for Letter* of Administration on time*- solute cure
These are, therefore, to cite juuL ad
d«;ed of ihirgain and sale commonly
called ajuortgage, executed a id deliv
ered by W. .\. Harley to VV. »l. Brig
ham on the 28th day of October 1890,
and recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Mesne Conveytiici* for Barnwell
County in Book .I Y., pag8 Mfi l will
sell at Barnwell, in front of.the Court
House, on Monday fhe sixth day of
February. 189:!, it being saleday in said
montlp w ltlriu the legal Imut* of .sale,
the following dcscrilied real esute: r". v
'.All that piece and parcel of ! land
lying and being »ituaU-d in Red Oak
township, Barnwell County, .State
aforesaid, containing twenty one (2l)
acre«.niore.or less, bounded a* follow* :
On tbe North by Mr-.714^
on the East by E. E. Harley, on the
Soulfi l>v <L M. Iloliyyon the VVekt by
y < «rnipiaiuis. * > M. M. Holly,
ediciuc i* taken internally, ■ Term* cash. Turchaaer to i>ay for
et v 24 hour-, ami i* an ab» paper*. - . v
W. II. BRIGHAM,
Mortgagee.
A. T. WOODWARD,
"Attorney.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Depot for. S. C., for Dr. McRea's
ndcruri Stricttm- Cure ami cure for
y t mupluluts
stricture without tin
uMraf In* rnmetHtu without |v»ln ami
without, the lo** oiNmc niomenl '* Ante
front art} cniplovineiiL. I guaruhtee to
td
*M. : *
and confidently expects a continuance
of past pat ronage at the’
South Sids Store, '
DICKS BRICK BtlliDINQ;
South VVcsiJT'Wupr pf the TuhLic
Square. ’
Hard times have come Upon the coun
try'ami a* a necessary con sequence
high pilcys have liecn driven away. 1
sliainRniiy hest trt kwep np thequaran-
tme against tbcirr.turn. Will make the season of 1892 In Barlv
VV hih- t-cHimor, us a candidate fP r 1 Countv ?»—- ^
business, promise u. make every man, TERVIS : 'f7.50 I.EAT; $1,1.00 the
. . fr»illj:-jl‘1,. lir: . 1 A’ t'‘y <>1 V'Y^AEAbl>X. cash in advance, with the
witli'custom happy, handsome Healthy prj^rHegeof returning the num: unr.il
ami pros)>erouk I very w tllmgly pledge * h(J b< , in foul. I will not be
FOR SALE.
myself to deal with perfect fairness. 1
will be content w ith quje-k sales and
small protits arid shall sell goods ■ on
their merits. ~
Mils he a prosperyu* year for ymt and I and »p|K*ar beforewe at a < ’ourtnf Tio
Tour paper. ‘'UtoF W. B. CxLHpi'X. bale for tbe said isututy, pi be boblen
' w ’' - ' *■ Friday, 3rd
at Barnwell C. IL
on
... * -
2(e*r York, January 21.—The total via- [daytof February, IMW, at 11 o’clock a.m.
if any one will use two Htotlle* o f
this tuedieiue, eltlier for orgnintsStrlct-
ojc t or Kbhicv Coiu|Vlalnta and Is
pot. sutisfieil witli result*, I will refund
me
responsible for accident*.
Hermit whs aired by Imported Hur
rah, by Newmlnster, out of Emma G.,
Imported Ttm ton, by King Tom. He.
l» td" yb b brown color, w ith black
points, 1(1 hands high and weighs l,l(Hi
pounds. No more handspiiM) style of
'ischarge.
Notice is hereby given that the under-
, niv u
llHg
The commodious house, along wif-li
119 acre* of the very best farming t'ai.d’
running back from rrsult nee, in* the
town of VV-iHiston, Barnwell County,
jt C., kiiown as the property of 'Mrs.
Annie M. Brow ne.. Thi* place is one
of the very best, in this section of the
county, and ha* the advantage of being
located in a healthy town.of about, one
thousand inhabitants, wi ll every cou-
yeiiiei.ee a person could want.
For particulars apply to
HASKELL & BARNWELL,
, Real Estate Broker*,
Columbia. S. C.
NOW/RD PATTERSON,
ATT* >KN trt V- AT-L. A W.
BARNWELL C. H.,S.C.
Will give prompt attentionbus
iness entrusted to bis rare.
January 9tb, 1890.
THE HEWS.
For new good* apt! new prices pull at
the Reform Store, tiistdoor IV eat of Ttoa r
Tfort.K office.
tble supply of cotton tor the world U to show cause. If any, why the aabl ad- every cent he may have paid me. It slgtred wlH file hi* llnal accmiiit w Ith J,"
■ irihHft of wirhffi 'brim ■ mintstroi-ion ahouhl not ho-grauted. . • shall cost no one one cent if he i* not ’ O. PaUerson, K*q., Judgeof Trohate,on
»r« America*,-'•falftA'and .. ^GlVen under niyhand and the seal ot j satisfied .with *>> ult-. -mow —fdnn-* AGotogy. riie oth day, of February next,
edit. | at ]U o'clmik,In the forenoon, a* Adiii
th year of American
.Independence.
JAS. O. PATTERSON, *
Jan 2C-2w .. I'rohaUV.Judge.
4.X»7,)33 liab‘4 raapecth ely
iR>u of dtUon U "
oerior ton
U«t ye*r A
The ruceipi* of cotton this Week ar alt
wnt arc af),51fi bale*: receipt*
plant*Hoq5_f-».707 hales; crop In
in* ca*e will it he sold on * red It. | at 10 o’clfH'k, In the forenoon, a* ATTniTtW
The people.uf IhU'county ought, to Utrator of the estate of C. T William*,
know If mv guarantee i* (irvalue. j decease*), aud.nsk for Letter* Di*nri»-
G. K RYAN f Isory. r VV. 0. KEAKSE. ;
janl2-3mo* •>: ' k jaii^td
\»r<-*lr * ’ \ v * T" '" , 7? ' • J. •*
, .„ • . »• '7 : G -. ■ * --»• ■ '
. 1 will give;tbe best pri'-c* for, cotton
and eon»try produce that straight bus-
Iim's* cun afford. I '
Asking-my friends particularly .#ijd v th^'tiioroughb-cd^iir^'hWa^veV beeti
tW^ M ,i,lie ger^rwRy lot-all upon me in quilted in ihi* f«etion—with rmn-
vny new quarters be I ore buying or sol- , 1||alHl j nK .jxe, beautiful head and neck. _
1 * “' r - j welU trimnnnl IWnIv, great depth of ' Fresh stoett just.:rpceived, morecom-
cbest,'mhgirilicyHit loin^, fmwtirful qu^tc ing, all select and all cheap. ' .
I tcrajuid perfect fecC~^‘ . | Bargain* for friends and stranger*;
k For further tMfowraCRVn ami -wstemk.. RcnicJies for bard time* ami cures for
ed pedigree apply to , , , ' I low pi iuea.oTcoiron;
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