The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 11, 1893, Image 3
The Barnwell People
RATE8 OP KUIISCRIPTIOJr.
In AdvnUob, per Annum *.
On 'rime. ,! ^.uo
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^ ^ TUU KBDAY, MAY 11. 1803.
jk The lickt n'KulurcomniuuW'utlon nf
.-jyVij. llHrmuiiy Lodge Nn. K. .M. 1 .
will l«! held at t liv ut-w ViawonieTlHt
\ pie in Barnwell ii|K)n 13th ilay ot
Mgy, ISi^l, the same, beiiut the and Saturday
In saiiTmfrittlfi'hT'jjlniiltij; at “High tweivor 1 ’-
By order Of VV. - . M. -;
J. A. .IkshIss. Seeretarr.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Wad« Haynea. coh»md, w*a lianged at
Columbia on Friday fdr the murder of
MIm Florence llorn»by InTlBW). lie
was convicted on olrcutnotantlal evi
dence and many thought him Innocent.
O.khI lawyers defended him and thCj
(Jovcrnor employed tlefeclives, who
after InveetiKatlon concluded that he
wail guilty.
.We aiv Inipcfnl nf bwttei* tlnieH bo m
fh^reaular m t ni.i?of nartiwel H " u 14 heap df them. On iiUiulay we
1,0'lee Nn. ifi KMtrhts Of PvihUis, l a ! "l>e\vberiy I Mimpling,” and hlack-
will lx- In-Id at tlit'ir Uall on Friday | herriea will soon leave ns liotlling to-
tilRTiTar^u'clorki atuH »Hend»««o, fent-. attA lltilc Uilut^u for. ■
is requested.
By yrdcr of •——
V. C. BUTLER, C. 0.
• J. B. J
MOonE.
K. K. 8.
bo Von Wahl Me?
Public oflUle.r.'S lawyer*, and all other
persons desiring the service* of a spe
cial Stenographer to take evidence, re
port speeches, or any other work re
quiring the services of a stenographer
and Type. Writer will be served at rea
sonable rales. and on short nojice by
applying to the undersignted at Black-
vHie. S.-<
Y
"It. 1). IZl.AR.
Motley to lend irt •mall amount* upon
real estate seenrltv.
A only to A. HOWARI) PATTF.R-
BON. • ~—— tf
IMPORTANT NOTICE
—BY—'
IT. T. MURPHEY Mo.
We want to tell all our friends and
Customers that we have not nof never
will move from our old stand at the
rail road corner, as some think., Our
firm has been at this old land mark for
40 years, and is known a« the oldest and
most successful (irocery House In Au-
.gusta, and is acknowledged headquar
ters for the best groceries and cheapest
prices. Our two well known South
'{'•rnlhia salesmen Met K. L. Merritt of
Barnwell Und Mr. W. F. Samples of
Kdgetield, who have been wit it us a
long time, together with the-llrm bid
you welcome and *ay that to save mon
ey you'muMrget our prices before yon
buv. Y' hen in Augusta ' make our
house your home, have all. your bun
dle* aent to E. T. MURI’ll EV'S at the
“Old Corner,” and we will help you on
all trains and electric cars.
Railroad time bibles .tept for custom-
E. r.' MURPiTETA Co.
WANTS.
sufleriog from
new Adverttsmcnt
Wantefr^l’atients
Kidney disease—See
o:: second page.
* * (i.K. Ryan.
Wanted—Patients suffering from
Organic Stricture—See new advertise*
Dt*nt on second page.
G‘. K. Rtan.
Buyers for a car load of best Savjyn-
nalt river Black ( ypress Shingles jn't
received by YV. YY\ Moore.
Free delivery a ny " lie re in town.
More pic nics and loss'polhicj.^...
I*r. Qeo. W. Jlnriall was-i.it town on
Tuesday. *
t‘ol. I*.
Editor Cupar* retired from the
»B iitAgemenk t>K fhe Bamberg Herald.
Mr. T. I,. Wiggins has leased the paper
for a term of years. Y\> wish him luck
of the right sort, and-iu abundance.
The Pythian* of Allendale celebrated
the first anniversary of their Lodge on
Mte evening of the 2d lust. A snpe-b
feast was spread for the enjoyment of
the members and their'visitors. Ad
dresses suitable to the occasion were
made by Charles Chrmll Simms, YV. II.
Cuttino, G. I*. Allyn, J. A. Jenkins, YY',
(iilmore Simtna and Rev. I*. F. KUtler.
iro.CT TV ■— - ~—
OlHcers of'f>i8triet Lodge which con
venes at lirunson on May 18th and U'tli.
Frank II. Creech, District Templar.
Rimo. 4+>bn 4L-Wr
Mrs, A. Mi B hie, S|*eaks D
' Mrs. David-Dvches. I). V. T'.
W. II. Cdftino, 1>. T.
Rev. YV. (i. Britton, D. C-
ttqn,
Dr J. e. Miller, D. S.
Mi«s Lizzie Bennett, Ast. D.
~f1. Kirkland. D. D. Mi
Tl
If you fool ve&k
and all worn Out taka
BR0WHV8 IRON BITTERS
The movement of the cotton crop 8
given in Secretary Hi •ter’s monthly re-
a~4pociof the New OcleansjCottoii Kx-
* ' change shovV* tliat the amount of cdtenn
A n n AnnAll T brought Into sight for April *Va« the
il nfluUIICCHlOIll for lhat
tlefidiencT as compared with last year
being 2,4:10 ofift bale*. The total num
ber of bale* brought into sight during
ABSOU/TELY PURE
—BY—
MUrphey & ee.
M u rpbey & ^o , are the wholesale G ro-
cerj’ House of BIS Broad Street, Au
gusta, Ga. YVe take this method of in
forming allot our old customers that
they will now find us just above the
Railroad crossing on ihe same aid of
the street (a* our old corner atoree at
number lj!8.
YVe moved from our old corner ahoqj
18 months ago, but we aie yet and have
"been for forty year* the cheapest and
only cash grocery house heir, conse
quently can sell you cheaper than any
iwilTTwlisa! Asw aav ytoi money if you
will gome to see us.
YVe have Mr. Henry M. Sawyer, of
Aiken and Orangeburg Counties with
us, Who will he glad to welcome any
7^AmdyHrom-Amuh-Carolina*.. _
Remember the number and h*ok for
It, »!I8, up the same side about SO yards
froin our old corner, and the firm, name
is simply Ml'Rl’HEY A CO.
.MosesC. Mrapnar, (l*o. 8. MtaruEY.
1’anl soJ<i*rncr was in tsotvh
on Tm i
A. B. Connor. Esq. was up from AN
lendaie on Aiomlay.. .
Col. JtTJs.' Turner ha* our thank* for
Lite Northern papers. • .
( apt.
Mi-<« Mattie YY arren, D. D. A. M.
* C. B. Addison, l). G.
A. McBride, Speaks 1'. S.
Rev. K. YV. Liue, l». 1\ Templar.
WilHsloh Sews. V 4
—ttnAVednesday last at 11 a. m. a cy
clone cable very near opr to\vn. It
Hrststruck the gmmid at the IStansell
placei dcmolNlimg :m unoccupied ten
ant home. Next it prostrated the
dwelling ami tenant house on ilje place
of Jerry KItchings, an honest, ImiusYrN
on* colored^ man, unroofed his ham
Mild up-rooted and twisted off several
hundred trees. Jerry and family tied
from the house and tlftj yards off saw
their homo laid waste On the farm of
M T YVillis stveral hundred traes,_oi e
tenant house, (whose occupants weie
away) and a barn containing 75 bushe s
of corn were blown down. Sever.!
•bouse* wore Completely demolished in
tin* adjoining place of K. F. riiilli)**..
Three women and three children weie
i.i an old double pen log house that wns
completely wrecked. All were hurt
seriously. A hoy under 8 shed was
taking the gears from a mule. YY hen
next s um lie was coming down through
tip- lirld. He cannot acia'uint how he
got oil. One house was blown down
on R. L. YY ade's place, ».nd two on Dr.
Brooker’s. Tom Kay, colored, oixju-
Vant of one. saw and heard the Storm
coming and could devise no way of ^es-
cajte. Ha closed the. door and starting
inu> an adjoining room stepped into
the yard, Hie wind having lifted the
liou-e from over hjm. On < apt. R M.
YVillis’* place two tenant homes were
wrecked, hut no one wss hurt.
Its course was from South YY'est. to
Nortli East.< Sonn^ places it was four
4>.ii»dryifl yards w.ide,». in other- narrow -
or. In several places the crops were all
killed. M. f. YVillis had. to piaut hi-
i-otton over. - Hai .
it
Wm»d Work Machinery.
Brick anil Tile
Barrel Stflvo
(•imiiiiir
(i
it
\
- (tniiii TlircHhino
Saw Will
Kiev Hulling
Engines and Boilers.
Elate Agent* for Talbott * Sons’ En
gines am! Hollers, Bs# and Grist M4H*.
Brewers’ Brick Machinery, Double
Screw Cotton.I’resses.
Thomas direct acting Steam Presses,
no belts. - " '.
Thjyuas’ Seed Cotton Elevators.
Hall andTuinmTs 0Tna, Eng1ebnrg
RiccHullers. N
H H, XniithA; Co’a. YVood- YVorklng
Machinery f—
Planers, Band Saws, Moulders, Mor-
’ ■ m
\
, i
U. B. HAMYIKT,
BUY THE BEST.
7:1, Tiki.
The total amount brought Into sight In
the eight months ending 80th Aprllws*
d,23(Y,17b hale* against last ye. r
and 8,2;t7,<ki7 the year before.
equipment for Sash, l>oor and YVagon j
Factories, Deloachc’s Plantation Saw
Mills, variable feed.
Beltings, Fittings and" Machinery
Supplies. YV rite for prlceg.
V. C. BADHAM,
Silk Front Wood Palp.
We are at-enstomed to the U4» of paper
has
•ftk from
Bib-
exhibitrf,
naif
made from sawdust. An ai
been made to produce artiff
a aiunliar eonree, thepnlpof
bona of many hnes hare
and the coat is said to be
that of mdrilfr ribhoaa,
almost as good in appearBncg>r Bnt at
Besanron it seehis that the production of
•ilk from wood pnlp has beota long car
ried on, |nd large works have been bnilt
for the trade. It lUU never come into
Mannirui*.
ColumIda, S. C.
\ •
common nee, one reason being the ex
treme inflamm&bilitf of the material, as
Well as ita want of durability.—London
Leisure Hour, __ —
HarrV
IrJar anil A. E.^e.rnld « cre in
town on Sunday. < <>me again.
Fires and overenats wete cpdte com
fortablc on Mondav' and Tuesday.
The Orangeburg Di-trict Conference
will lie held at Barnwelljiext year.
Mt YY’. YY’. Moon* has purchased a
verv handsome hearse, hut we Iio|h\
• that there will be little use for it.
Black vlMe ha* thirteen young men in
V'luOHgo, helping to make theYVorltTs
‘Fair a -ucco*s. “
Dr.T.idehapri/.ed In Turkey -Creek
Sunday afternoon seven eandidHtes for i
inemhcrshlp <n the Barnwell Baptist j
Church. — t
We rei*efveiFfhe mfW sidlFdnle of (lie
Carolina Midland alter oufjyitside had
gone u> |»ress on Tuesday. Corrections
•w illjie made •next week.
•Coroner DycHe* bad a close c
the 3d He had jivst loosed hi* ii
. HalF’jf Mill when a pine I fid feet h
fell in the three had space lictween hi
and his road cart. He'was not hurt,
but Was probably a little hit neared.
'The Graded School pup*I*
Blackt ilie Jift^rs.
good .indience a pleasant time
• Opera House Friday Evening. The
1 remotest prize medal was 'won by
Master T.eroy Hunter who wa* jdilged
to be the best of eight contestants.
Fat Hie .Tniv term of the. l .S ll>ls 7
trlct Court in Clurieston the following
have been drawn-ws jurors from-this
-•minty; Grand,. Richmond - Dunbar;
Petit, YV. M. Davi*,'miickvillc; Ben
Myerjf, Allendale; 'Cbo* Atlaway, Barn-
well ^Thomas Robinson, Midw ay.
- Onn. day last nwk, the.day Iiefore the
nyeliinS swepi, ihrough tjiis isninliy
M j. L.T. l/.lar, Capt. John YY’il.ls and
ToTiT eorrt sponilvni
tlie depot, waitiujg.ior jim-
trurik,. w hen very suihb-nly, a ahan-p
stroke of lightning sirurk in the crowd,
CMiMiderahty -tunning ih >•,< who were
there. A little colmvd hoy, w ho was
standing noCyfar away, was knocked
down by the lightning aud.was thought
to be dead, but Dr*. Briggs and Nevils
immediately ran a'eross the street to tlie
■depot to hi<i av-i-ia+oV, add in a few
uiinutcti he got pp-and walked, home.
If was, however, a narrow escape for
all of us.
YVe -are gUd to note the improve
ments that are going on in nor town.
Mr. YVm. Howard is remodelling his
I muse and when completed it will tic an
ornament to YY'e-t End. Me-sr-. Mor
rison and BufUkineyer arc giving their
stores new'. tv'ats pf joviut; whi, h w ill
.add very nin<T> to their appearance
Col. Rn*h is making some impibvc-
meuis in and about the Rush House.
Misses llansherger and l*orr, of Au
gusta, (ia.. returned home bn last Tues
day m >ruing after a pleasant visit iu
town «s the guests of Miss Anniy
relU 'rife.se young ladies liave
madg many warm friend-ln BlackviHe,
gave a ' v ho \Vill not forget, them simiii, and.we
in the 1 hope to sec them with os again before
always.
Mr. Jaiiic\E. MeMillan, formerly of
thin plscr, now of the city across the
Savannali, -poirt x last Sunday in our
tow n.- Come agahi Jim.
\ Cut Pm.
Vika itawi* ~ —
A very destructive tornado passed
near here last Thursday.- The cloud
was funnel shaped and when viewed at
a distance, was .fearful to behold.
'Top* of lar^e trees and limbs wefe
w htrledalorg like leaves ami stradr.
and the cftunj rolled and tossed about
like smoke, from a hurtling building.
Not a house was left standing on Mr.
Rufus PUIIIIpV place. But strange to
ay no lives e ere lost, either of hi m 11.
4W brute. A ten tnt house occupied by
a family of rtve negroes on Mr. Phil-
I ps’ place W is blown completely awa •,
and none were killed, cue woman was
badly" hurt. The stable was bl >wn
away and the horse left unhurt. The
strangest freak of all is, that the grow
ing cn»;i In the path of the |> nab;
was ki 1 d as if by a frost. One would
l ave to follow in its w ake to form the
lyast idea of Its destruction.
...The school here will close its second
term on the. last Friday in May with nn
entertainment by tjie -scholars. The
last w eek-of school will bo devoted to
examina'lotis. The principal, MY. H.
S. Ciinniuglinm hks been wltli 11 a two
years and has given entire satisfaction.
It was w i(h regret and reluctance that
the trustees'accepted his resignation.
They tried to get him to reconsider and
stay another .year, but Mr. Co’uhlng-
hum having received calls from two
other graded schools in the State,
thinks duty calls him to a hew and lar
ger,field. ►
Mr. Cunningham, by tils urbanity,
lias endeared himself w ith the people
of this section, an l the whole commu
nity rogn-t to hear, of his going away.
At a recent meeting of theVchooT truj
tecs of this district the following rdso
1m ions were adopted
YVhereas Vrofr fP. K«—Cunningham,
after having taught <»ur school f >r the
pa«t t wo years, to the entire sati fa lion
of 1 lie Board and community generally,
and now Imvipg resigned the position'
as prineipal of our school
.. Resolved, That it is with regret that
wcTiave 10 .part with Prof. Cunning
TiaTu. iindi intwe a* a body constituting
f.O- n,, (, , io. U Ttf g ~T* r ^rd—f l.or k-lto Sciio^ 1
“■ ' DistricHicrehy tender him otir thanks
for tlq* able, and piofloleilt mautitr in
which he* has conducted our school,
ami that w e commend him ffVilTiy'“fvln-
iniHiiiy that nuiV la* unate as to
secure bis services in theTutnre.
H. N ,G a a k \ k. harretacr.
Ashi.ky Stanskm, chairman.
The Editor of Tiia I’aoei.a i« pordl
ally invited to crone over to our fkchool
entertainment. On the tabic of re-
frcsliments lie will tjud'aTempting «;orn
TTodger, besrhig unmistakably the fin
ger prints of the deft hand.of a pretty
liuleelf.
YVe have had a good rain and plenty
of w ind the past week, and, this morn
ing is cool enough Tor overcoat*. .
A. S.
Bring the bread we’ll he H ere.—Ed.
—s*
Cans*; FoV ftrTrf.
“My goorl nlan.” inqniml the tender
hearted old lady, “are yon in any trouble?
Why do yon stand there wringing your
hands?”
“ ’Cstiae," replied the tramp, “I jest
trashed ’em."—"New York Sun.
Agent for Barnwell
/ County.
^TiniJ COLUMBf A iRtTiFTiicsr
wheel iniule. ThV Pope Mnnuftw-
'luring Compiiny thoroughly war
rant the lire as the least liable to
puncture ami ciuncal mended.
The l>eKt in the ehenpest.
^ Catalogues iuTHished on applrea-
tioiv.
Rijjht on to
QHERNE
\
EUBANKS’ Drug Store,
BLACKVILLE, S. C„
E(>R -
•rwA Bsvsisof
■Mlsstecs w)m <
medlefaw la plaeeof UUsTAsk tar Coort 4
hoor Coarousu *<»*• »«
• c«nu lBpo«Us«lnlstter,aaSi
by retwra a>alk rail snM i
(•▼•lopa, to ladtaswalr. S i
a«4r«M _ nr ■
Ms. el
Sold in Barnwell and elsewhere
ail responsible druggists.
Corn For Sale.
Elko S. C„ May 4th 1803.
I will sell at public outcry in ffont of
the 1’ost Office on Saturdsy May 20th at
10 d’elock A. Yl. |20 bhl. corn iailoiig-
ing to the Estate of. the Into Jno. X.-
Stsnsell, also one second hand buggy.
L. A. THOMSON,
inavll-2w Executor.
TlieTiest Gasoline Stoves and Range*
made, -
BECAUSE THEY HAVE
Sight Feed, Steel Needle Valves with
German Silver Points.
All parts rust proof, Ca*V Iron
Burners. Drum Heads. Removable
Float Valves. Spacious YV arming
• Closets. Tanks Which cannot lie re
moved without first dosing all Burners.
Valve* which show at a glance whether
they are open or closed.
Send for prices,
BALDWIN k GARVIN,
BlackviHe & Bamberg.
iWjrnili* m Dni-s, McdToTncs, l\nnts. Oils, C’olors,
Biushi’s, Pt'ifumery, Ststps, Toilet tmd-FuiK'y Articles,
etc., . ’
7
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The Finest Soda AVsder and Milk
“•Just Noyv.”
•M % v _
aar
SlBikes, a specially,
ConytPis News. ““N ; —.
The-citizeri* of Conyers,community
desire, through your papcr,Tq lut. their
fldlow-citi/.ctiK of BiunwclY county
know the reason that they were not
This Pjeoj’J.k ofllce is ratlier beset tliis repreaeii^ed in the mass meeting on
week., jl'lie foreman lias llshhig fever, i-a*! Momlay. They were busy with
J7 urn her one i« troubled' with sore ! their, work and thought they liiitl ikk
fthroat, the J’atriarch atllicted w ith j business there, a*'we never received
rheumatfism in tha ankle and the, Ed.Uor j Messrs. Sojourner, Rice. Rich, and
^twsteretl with a cut linger ami nobody
■to tie it up.
v
others' tall until on Tuesday after the
meeting, but the citixens of the com-
riesirc, throtiaii me, to state to
countrymen that they
Timmiv
their fellow
heartily endorse the resolutions passed
in the mass meeting as published in
last week’s Pkoi’I.k. and had they re-
i*ei ved the call iiytime they would have
turned out on ma*se.
The long drought wa* broken up in
this community on last Tuesday., with a
nice rain with no wind to do any dam
age. Again on Saturday evening thV
clouds looked very threatening and .we
tltought. that we were going to have a
severe wind but it passed off w ith a
light blow ami a slow“’rain-and-it i*
raining again today, Monday. -The
farmer* are - about through plowing
their eorn and are trying to get tiieir
Cotton do\wn to a stand now. The cold
winter damaged most of the full sown
oat*. but the w heat, of wjiich most
i* e»t i m a-*e * ve r >’ ^rmerin t lie cqm in unity lias some
" - sown is unusually tine ami we intend to
to hereafter cat our own bread and
’• raise
while
the price stay* Vhere it uow'is; As the
season for r *aving |H s aviiTe liny w iil ►tion
Railroad reports of March earnings
(have been received by Hie Railroad
fCom misHioners. As compared Yvlth
YYiarch of last year the Carolina Midland
rreports % falling toff of ICY. 13, while
’increases \are (reported as follows;
Port Royal and Augusta, '$8,142.41,
South Boundj |7,675.40.
~-<Qlerk YV. GJlmore Sfturns received on
1l'uesday4lfty--aix~checks, oUtwenty two
(dollars each, few the Confeelerate jie.n-
•sioners in this Comity, He is anxious
to distribute them at once and hope*
that all entitled to that little help >wiU
apply as soon.as they can. . ' h
The wind storm on the 3d did great
(damage to crops throughout the Coun
ty. Cotton on exposed ’sandy lands
■wss whipped to death.. In some neigh-
fcdYkwviJ* as much as'o e.-third nf Hie
crop w»s iviHedi ami it
that of the acreage in the
comity was lost. Farmers have gen- . i , , i ^
ernfly plaqi*l ovof;. ’ • ^ vni »V rt,u w hl “ ** f'"' 1
v ^ j ourselves to let alone., especially
YVe acknowledge,, with thanks, an
pnvitation fronj the Class of 1)3 to the
try
w BROWN’S IRON BITTERS
. Cures Dyspepsia, In*-
'“iligestion k Debility.
Bicycles sold on easy terms by
Baldwin A Garvin.
A cyclone nrar Fair Plains, Texa«,on
(Saturday hurled a train from a tiestlc
ijito a ravine, tlilrty f»et below, killing
and wounding several.
Go to G. D.C. Lange, 5^ R R. Ave.
BlackviHe S. C- for Baby Carriages,
Croqut-tand Base Ball Goods.
Cyclonic storms on the 3d inst..,
struck the Counties of Barnwell, Or-
Angebui'g, Lexington, Edgefield, Abbe
ville and Newberry. Probably forty
people were injured.
Judge Hneks commiUtHf a fellow to
jail recently for stealing $50 from his
wife. This is a novel point of law tola*
argued. Can a man steal from hV* wife
or vice versa?—Georgetown Times.
For lee Cream Freezers, Fly Fans,
YVulcr Coolers and Refrigerators callat
Baldwin &. Garvin’s.
-Tbs salary of Assistant Bishop Kl-
llson Capers will be $4,00d a year. He
will continue to reside in Columbia.
Capt. R A. McKnight, the oldest
prihter in the State, died at Columbia
Snturday higlu aged H7^ years. He ha<I
been connected with the printing bus-
i ness over 05 years. ~
Rambler Bicycles with the G.ifcJ.
Pneumatic get there. YVritr for Cat
alogue and terms. ^Baldwin & Garvin.
Russian cotton spinners boast that
they will soon be independent of
American cotton, so great ha* been the
success of the government’s effort* to
grow the staple. Uncle bam will lose a
pretty good customer.
^ Read G. K. Ryans rewadvertisement
today, and notice how rapidly, and over
what a large territory his superior
medicine i* selling,a trial of it ia. gll
that is,necessary. —..
It is learned on good authority here
that the recent Tillman conference at
a; w
Mortgagee’s Sale of Land.
South Carolika, Baxxwkm. Countt,
Whereas J» Ii. Burckhalter did in
December the 30th 1801 exemtehis cer
tain m4« conditioned for the payment
of the sum of four thousand dollars to
Carolyn’I’. Cumming, on Decemlier tl e
30th 18512, carrying interest at tLe rate
of 8 per cent. |>er annum payable semi
annually, and further conditioned that
upon default in any intercut the whole
wttt heconie due and collectable, and
further conditioned for the payment of
all costs of collection including ten per
•oe+H><-«4~tk«ftrincip*4 And interest as at
torney* fee* for collection. ,
And w hereas on the same date, De-
cewHwr the 30th 18511, said J. II. Burck
halter in order to secure said note exe
cuted in favor of said Carolyn P. Cnru-
ming hi* certainmortgage of the prem
ise* hereinafter described. Found re
corded in Clerks Office Barnwell Coun
ty, Book fi A. page 110. And whereas
default ha* been made in the payment
of interest under said note and mort
gage and there is due thereunder the
sum of four thousand one hundred -and
sixty dollars w ith Interest thereon from
December the 30th 185)2, at the rate of
8 per cent, per annum p*yabl« semi
annually with, ten per cent, as a torneys
fees for cvHeetiou and all., cost ot col
lection.
Now therefore, by virtue of tlie p< AV
er given me by and under said mort
gage I will sell at public out-cry 1 to ti e
highest, bidder, at, the Court House
steps 111 Barnwell, South Caroiliftl, oti
salesday in Tune nett being Monday,
June the 5th''185)3, all those three-
tracts; lots or parcels of land, and im
provements, situated In the town of
YVilliston, Barnwell- County, South
Carolina, adjoining each other and
bounded and described a* follows:
All of that lot known as lot No.
on a plat made by L. P. Hext surveyor
.September 18th. 1847 bounded North
east by the South Carolina Railroad,
South-east by lot of M. K. Stanscll,
South by lands of J. H. Willis, and
North-west by lot of John -Stallings,
measuring 150 feet front by 450 feeti
Conveyed to said J. H. Burckhalter by
Rt F. YVillis, on January 13th I860.
All that other lot and Improvements
adjoining the- abqye and bounded by
lot almvo described, by the South Caro
lina Railroad, P. V. YVillis and Henry
Smith ccutainltig two acres more or
less come.Y ed tojsaid J. 11. Burckhalter
hy M. R. Burckhalter by deed dated No-
vember (5th 1873.
All that other lot and Improvement*
measuring 52% feet fronting the South
Carolina Railroad, by 420 feet hack;
bounded North-east by the Sohth Car
olina Railroad,South-east by a Street
dividing it from lands of the South Car-
olina Railroad Company, South by a
Street separating it from lot of Henry
Suiith, and North-west by lot above de
scribed. and conveyed to J. II. Burt’k-
balter by Allen J. YVeathersbee on
Marctvthe 3d. 1874. r
Terms pf sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for paper*.
CAROLYN P. GUMMING,
Mortgagee.
By HEN DE RSON BROS.,
her Attorney*.
May 5th 185)3.
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Augusta.and Asheville Short Line.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA RAILROAD
Schedule in effect ApriJ 2$d, 189U * /■
WEBSTER’S
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^^DICTIONARY
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ta revising, MS ed
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expeaded.
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Dictionary. It an--,;
iwcrs all qosstkias
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anficUtloM. and
tnrtoiliic of words.
Itself, it also give*
tnatioO concerning
ALtbrmryin
the oR»n dsauad informat
' tent persons ( facto eobcernins tbs
tries, cities, towns, and natnral fea-
l of the Kioto; particulars concerning
conm
tores
noted flctitlon* persons and places: trans
lation of foreign quotations, Words, and
prove rba (etc., etc.,' etc.
r ork is Immlnsble in the
honeehold, and to the teseber, sefaoiar, pro
fessional man, and self-educator.
Soid by All BooktiUert.
G. 4k C. Merrimm Co.
PMUhark.
Spring/Md, mom.
■9^1)0 aot hoy cheep Photo-'
rrsghU^repnnU of ancient
t^~s«ndforf!«e prospectus.
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7.1)5 p in,
4:12 p m
u.12 p in,
c>.3'i p m
8.50 p m
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4.30 p hi Lv. Augusta A'r.
An Anderson
8 45» p in V Grvcnw’d Ly
10.30 p m Lauren* “
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Asheville At
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10 20 u m
10.20 a in
7-10 a m
VV. F. SllKLT.YIAN, Traffic Manage. .'
YV. J. CRAIG. G. P. A. ‘
K. I.. TODD, T. P. A. •
Port Royal and Augusta Railway,
J. II. AVKRILL, Receiver*
w- .. --v,
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CHARLESTON, SAVANNAHJAND FLORIDA,
VIA YK-M A SSE K. . "
t.OOWi m
7.30 a m!
7.00 a ih
0.53 p in
8.02
7.50 it ni ;
(. olirtiibiii
ras to consider an extra
4'ouimeuccmciist Exercises of YY'offoni j be on hitird, if agroeilblc. I will give
CpRege, June llth—lijtjj iodqsivc. ! m a future ietter forUie benefit of the
S ighop O. P. Eitxgeraltl will preaeli the !,readers of your |>aper, mjl jilan w hicli
Sermon, ’Judgjj J. -Im-proved sucVssfuL for titrec Shears
■Wofford'fucker of Sanford Fla. will l-put up even white Wet with no simsbine
theSocicticsnnd J. L. Gkuin 1 on them,
deliver thJ Alumni address. Mr. YY'" r ; Sliisi huikii.-
C IvirWlan^l. of’riit* muinryj'lsa ru'smber—YVe- w ill Ih* very, glad to publUta.
of tUs graJdAtliig class. ; . your plan.—Ed.. '% -
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j,sea*ion of the legislature.
The conference decided against an
extra sessidu unless the supreme court
decided squarely against the disjiensary.
^There is reason for saying that there
ia a strong impression that there will
he such a decision. If it Is given the
extra session will bo called! immedi
ately. Otherwise there will be- none.
—Greenville New*. ^
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Notice.
South Bound Railroad.
•* *
,ln Effect May 7th. 189).
TralhH run dally by DOth M«ridian of
Central time,
NORTH BOUtf D, No. 38. Nb. 10.
Lv. Tiavanhah 1hi20*. m. 4.30 p.m.
Ar. Fairfax 124)9 p. m» 7.07 p. ni.
Af. Denmark. ...12A7 p. m. 8,(w p. m.
Ar,Columbia ., .. t 2.40p. tti» D.i-Yfi. m.
MOUTH BOUND. No. 9. No. 37.
Lv. Columbia.... 5.45 a.m. 12.3ft p.m.
At*. Denmark .7.45a.m. 2.17 p.m.
Ar. Fairfax 8.3* I,, m. 3.07 P> m.,
Ar. Havanpab.., .11.00 a. Ot. MO p. m;
Train* No. 9 ami 10 cobfioct with 8>
C» R»J|V. at Denmark, and P. R. A A,
at Fafrrax.
For further information apply to
I. M. FLEMING,
Genl. Pass. A'gt. Savsnnah;Ga.
J. F. ORAY,8. P. A.
^Vii. BUTLER, JL,
Trav. Pass. Agt., Columbia,- ft,C.
Road Notice.
The County Commissioners will con
sider at their regular meeting on Tues
day, (ith day of June 1893, the petition
of citizbti* of this County asking the
establishment of a public load “run-1
ningfrom Long Branch church on the
Barnwell and YVilliston road, crossing
Saltkehatchic river between G. YV. Pea-
cocks and H. B. Matthew* and connect
ing with the Barnwell and Augusta
rbsd at New Hojie M. K. Church.
Any and all persons objecting tp the
establishment of said public road as
petitioned for will present tiieir objec
tions on or before the sixth day of June
next. ’
By order of the Board,
M.J. PATE,Clerk.
" 3.25 p m Lv> Augusta Ar. 12.10 p ml_
. _... _— r>.«i p m Yetnoasee “
■ . W.'O p-m ArCharlcst'n Lv
, 7.58 p in JL Savannah •*
7.55 a m “Jack’nv’e “
0.43 p m “ Beaufort' “
th55 p nn “ PiVrt Royal **
For further inTotWiatton call upon or w rite - '
YVM. J. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent, Augusta. Ga. ,
R. L..TODD, T» P. A., Room 304 Dyer Building, Augusta. Ga.
NEW STORE," NEW GOODS
I have opened rt Firat Class Grocery Store in the town of
My Stock is flesh and of the.best quality, eonslstlng'ot
Iteav'y and Fancy Grtx’crics, Cnnncd (ioffds, Fruits, Fine
Candies and Crackers, Cigfirs, Tolmcco. ’aVlso '
In nddition to my stock of GrocericCTThd 'Fancy Goods,
I rtnt ready to offer at lowest prices for ensh, n nice line of
Dry G oods, Notions, Shoes and Hats, nlso Crockery and
Glassware. All of the above have been carefully selected
und will be sold cheap. Call and examine my goods and
prices.
Nice Kcyv Orleans Molasses nt 2/> cts. per gallon.
‘Nice Ncyv Orleans Syrtln at 50 cts. pcT gallon.
goods DEi.fVKitEb Trek ix to x.
-- CT. L. ‘W'lLSOIsr,
WILf.ISTON. K. C.
V
Dii'kici: or CorsTT 1
CoMMiasioXKKD. f
Baiirwkm., S. C. Ajiril ith 1893.
Hercaftor no bill agaitDt the County
of any natura will be paid unless an or-
dar i* ffrat obtainod from the Clerk of
the County Cohimlssioners.
By order of Board,
^ J. PATE, Clerk.
Registration Notice.
The 6ffh*e of the Supervisor of Regis
tration will be open at Barnwell qii the
first Monday in each month for the
transaction of such buainea* oa Ur au
thorized by law.
HAYNKF. RICK,
tf Supervisor.
N. G. W. Wai.k k.k. YV. I. WfoMMt
WALKER & VILSON,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
8IIIIIIIEU. t C.
A well assorted stock of CoRins and
Caskets of newest Btyles constantly on
hand and for SM|e at reasonable prices.
Prompt and efficient attention paid, day
or night, to the wants of alt patron*.
M r. YV ilson baa made a *|Kxial study
of disinfecting fd? two years and offer*
the advantage of hi* experience in tbat
branch of the business.
We will, whenever desired, prepare
bodies for safe transportation for inter
ment at diaunt places.
Office at-N. G. YV, YValker’s Store,
Mabi St. Barnwell, Night call* at hi*
rwsidence. t
Buy The Best
r
I offer for sale Kolb Gem Yfelon Seed .
and gnariihtee them absolutely pure iu ;
stripe and shape.
Seventy-live pounds of seed from
melotiiKWcighing from 3ft podnds up
ward, at per pound.
Seventy-live |M>unds of seed from-
mehui* weighing from 29 ponnds up
ward, at $1 per jmiind. \ - —■*'
C. II. MATHIS,
tf BlackviHe, 8. C.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby fflven that tha un
dersigned wilt tile her final account
i with J. O. IhtUeraon, Esq., Jh«^» of
Probate, on Monday 22nd day of May
! next, at 10 o’clock in the foreiuton, a«
Administratrix of the eitalo of Dr. J.
Kycrson .Smith, deceased, and ask for
Tietter* iJumissory.
/ MRS. CARY E.8MIT1I.
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