The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 30, 1893, Image 2

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iii 4 Mu HUM* anil twi* Hi Ma mvk ilmt he will neverIwiiff,m»he ha* ft'iemlx w lio w ill rewcwe iilm at all h ib- arjiln iKiforc lie »wlngii for hUerlme. There wanaUital reward of |9Ml for J|9. I. HOIJIES, Illlor 1 Prop'r. I iilm, tiSO hy thfrGuveruor aoU |100 4»y X tlie tqio» Of K.lff Ifchl. jpi' m m \ - Slonw Prophet*plr** Pap<f*« lARIIFST COPXTY riR(TLAT|0* THURSDAY. NOVKMBWt 'HP. W|| ‘HonyjlfMoii* II liHf^, tfie not>-ja iww not «>» well aeijualiited with The that hU nionili.ly f'atier. Word U'oika, Uutai :>f the moat attractive and in«tru«'iIvejonniala in .)inerica.and ia doliip; mo e toedurate the |Vi>|fle .in »cl- eneethan anv other. I r i' , ‘t, onij-con tain* Rev. It loti a* inotithly rnetjS*iii, c‘Mii|»lcteoo t4»l)Hhl'i4^e<i. tint nla\t elcH frorii hi* j>^®flfc£>'‘tr»*iH»iiv lilam iarv nietiH(4fl^w. iiiicly tr.d. I lie re ia a »wb1 ll MllWltM' ofatevvnri a?.- tfifi&. MiX Ore AbUHrne, of RldR* SprinK«. hm* planted S? buiihela of peach aecd thla fall. fact And Tn« L^fiaiaturO met on Tuesday *nd »!ie daily tHiw*j»*n^ra ar* bejfinnlnf their anmiit winter pic file. ; ; x. Florida people are atlll enlin^ w ater- tnclons and cnoitnihers and the doctors are dolftR well. . : * r The MlMissippi lit or was 'roren over atUalenn, I Hindi*, on Friday, the car*- liest Icc blockade In twenty years. The llrst premium, six hundred’dol lars, for the I lest South Carolina coun ty display at thq Augusta Kxposltkm awarded last week to Falrfleu. Ar and illustra- Lor„uaU*lous ar- Ijidc io^ai h MUhitau^ a ^•llitmc. Sweet iTomtc” deiutHtui ttl, ctiiKwl by a indy, a “Youth an I Ueauty” depaitmout for bpV» and ”ii:is, "(Queries” for lho*e w ho w ant hardnuts crackid atid mauv other yood tiilh^s. All lid* for tlie low price off! per year. All subset (bora who |r*y lor a year’s soh-criptiotji In ad vance Ipcforo Feb. I isni will receive free, as a premium, Hev. I rl H.- 11 ickf’ Atnianru* lor IS!*4 'fliis botik aldne is well worth the suliscriptlon price. b Twenty*three yoiinR m< n \ylll rp dy for ailinlssion Into the South f arollna i ■ tronferenoc at the cotwiny eetpaton -4n > Sumter. . I » n. i.. n i „ A Rood many exchangees jniblisli the - f-ejoiciny -head line “Tai tfl' Itefonn is - - " In Sight.’* And the niooft Scud six ce'»ts v l'or a sample copy of Mi* tars subscription Tub. t o., Sr. U in eight, too. shoiif 3t|o,(Kst n*ilej« off. ^ Confederate snrvi- Three thotissud attended the Auiru'ia Hxpo-ition mi last Thursday and Friday, ‘‘A'cte- rau’s Day.” They were royally weK iromed. U'ite stock of tlie Beaufort Fhoapliate pap 'f or seiutTI for yu to Wind Aud Works tJod s Wttucsg Tree. 11 seems rat lier oild tliat the testimony of five inanimate, apeecbhfcs trees -Imidd be‘ taken "iia iMdisjnitHlile vyl- ittTn ri T 7Tf- rtreTxt s f n r e nt Tr itm PT>r rtre liiiinorutiti of the soul, but such is the case,at least w ; Ui u large portion id the pen] do of 11 cr t tore isl i i it>,,K ngia iul. At I’evvlh, Hve miles from the ie*k!cnce of the Marqtri* of Hniisbttry, five large Company, which It'll to twcnty-llvc sient*on tl|e dollar after the August cyclone, has risen to par again. The 0eorgia Supreme Court on 1 Mon day alliraiml the decision of .ludge Money of Angfustn apiaitmilV ^'"1- TTTKvferlH ReceiviTor the I’oi t Rcynt and Augusta RailW’ay. trues gro»v from a griiv^.ln tho cemc- terf. The fegettn cofUejuilHg tlu-m Is this: The grave is Mint of l.ady Annq MritHt slou, wife of Sir SninoeMirlme- stoii of <>arhatfthury. wlio died Nnvem- Iwr >12,1 *U) On her daathl.ml she de nied tho mtJ«teii<*« of tiod. and hoped, l if site found thingsniharwUe, live troea i would grow ‘out of her grave. The i trees Siam appeared and gn w w ith sur prising rapidity, and now mutely tell the remainder of the ttor.y. fuKTtlosday State ponstable* C. It. Swan of llarnwell and John U. Stmliel of Ithu-kvill* went, at Port lt<*yai, aboard ih* steamer Alpha, w hich plies t>«a«rc*tM|.’harlestoii and Beaufort Tiwy bid a wip-ratit for ‘i barrel tnflmirtl w hiskey, p.iln’ed out the u£9 they wnoipd, hut Capt. Daniel fined to let tifin have It o»til he c sue hi* law-yir. Col. Writ, Rll Minir. thi. aNpha .rai< ? hc^„."Bf« , there Vas il large crow-d^un tTir wharf. They guyed the (‘onstahle* ami when they took the barrel over the protest of captain and clerk and started with it to tba Sheriff the crowd pelted them w ith rocks and rotten eggs. Nobody would kiMil the harral for H*v« or money tMtd liy the time the luirrijl reached. tlt« Jyll ofily nine 1>oDt4s of Imef rrmaitma li» it. Constatflo Swan wa* atrueft ftr.’me face^by a roek a.id knocked down, one eye living badly bruised Couaiapl* Sirobcl’a hat wa* knocked off, tort he c*ea|)cd bodily burk. The constables ih I not draw their pistol*, as they k\cw and were told tjmt they would Im kilted if they opeoetl dro. The pollhe idatined to l>o powerless to cjoell the riot. Tii«consfabl** *iy that art ex- barlffe.per urged on thu mob. Tlmy wentto.(’olitmblji v qoqfe.rr*il with the CHWctnVr and ret oroed to Reaofort, on Thursday. A**f*tndt Attorney Mener- al Ituoiliinati vvoot down oa Friday There waamo trouble in making ar rests. Nine white and live colored pten w'cfe bound-over for trial at the next UtrtUn Of tho Clutieral Sesalou* in $5 : Mfeueh. OBITCARy. Tim an gel of death entered the home of nr. ulivnvn *. ,M Ct Mendoo, of -HeaTIng HprlogaMMiMiHtiklty, Ociutn-r the 14to IHllU, and bereft tlu-m of their eldest, daughter, Mr*. Imohi tJkitty, in tlie iUth year oJT her agi*. 'The deceased was a member of Healing Springs Church for H'-verat veais.^ixiring which he inn iVi.cni^gr'F iVoTeisioii wit&- Presideot Cleveland w lH take » rest front making a;>i>ointmciHs until J-oti- gress meet*. In the meantime sKefttth- llcaos rest easy, w hile Democrats are restive in the cold. Over *ixty-tlve thousand (tounds of home grown tobacco w ere sold at Dar ilngMtilast week, bringing from lytonn to «ixty-seven dollars per irindred. During the seasotfu utiilion poubd* of tim weed will he marketed there. Savannah shipped northward |n«t week over 200,000 boxes of oranges, ««eh containing ISO, making a total of | nmr* than tlilrty giving itky. million for Thanks — Post Master (iencral Blssell was to give his annual report to the public on Tuesday. If he only include.il what ha did it made about two sticks of leaded pica, if it contained what he didn’t do it was as large as forty dictionaries. Jerry Simpson and -Ixtv olher popu- ! list* held a star vhajuiier meeting at | I’opi'ka Friday night to tike Mellon | with regard t" the formation uf a new ; {mtitii-ni party out of whatever jmny re-' [ m iin of flic populist following next I year The meeting was in response to ! a Veer, t call, w 1 ich hound all who an- jswcrc l the eill to profound seeiicy. j A* usual, however, Miere w as -a repbr- i ter in a conVmdcnt pnsUluti t« learn | what tlie tmeting did, nod tills is what j lie siy* of it: “After llrst swearing not | to make puldic their lutei.tion, at i presenl at least, the mmnbers deiioun ! (•('(! in Die moat umiuaUtlrd terms the Kansas administration of thepopulists its rotten, entirely incompetent and sil ly. 1 liey then renounced all prinripies as put for»h by thepopuiUfs up to date, ,attd deehircd for a new party, and said that from now on they would put forth every effort to obtain free and unlimi ted Coinage of silver, leaving tho other pianksof their former party to be taken iKrjof a* might be.” Tills forthcom ing iiqw ptrty is t.hrt one Senator I’effer spoke of tin* other day. The secret. ,*[ m *! ting, w hich was held without the presenKc.uf LovveiUng and Ijcase, may iUcan that there will be intern d strit'o in tlie populist , lank*.—Savannah News.”- " A aevere earthquake siiock was foil Monday afternoon In Northern New York and Vermont. We are not sur joined or sorry. Peoplo who vote the MepnhUean ticket as they do deserve to bu shaken until they learn some sense- ► # - — - - Kev. A. \V. M thonev • f Sumter is the oldest minister connected w ith the ilu|i- tUt church in this^tato, havleg readied the unusual age of eighty seven years, lie closed his active service lust Sunday week by resigning the pa-torate of Harmony churchy Claremlou County. During the recent trans-Atlantic storm 2:17 persons were lost along the j iritish and Irish coasts, and-807 were I saved froin“wrceked vessels by the life boats of the coast guard and national institute. Off the peninsula of Jutland 127 fishermen were drowned. The snovv fall In Great Brifuin a ns so heavy that several trains were imbedded in drifts and bad to Ih* dug but. On Friday Judge Simuntun ordered that the receiver of khe Sontli Carolina railw ay “receive goods of any charac ter tendered to hini by shippers for tran*t>ortation by him as a common carrier, deliverable according to the. Itsttal course of trade, and the tenor of the hilt oftadHig.” Tho ordet was made tinon petitions of citizens of Charlestoii who to buy litjubrs for private use from Augusta. The State had previously asked and the court had Usued instruction* to the The Daly Hicks'Almanac. Tin* Rev. IH It. flicks’ Alma me for In!M la tub rtr*t an t <mlv aliuatme en tirely wfitten iiti.r puldislied by the grual sturm piopliet, hitn*e.lf. ’ It is an elegant honk.of.Ul (i.iges, beakb-* tlie coyer, with an auia' ti\c, orignntl de sign on tiie cover, it contains Prof. Hicks monttdy wentiier forecast* c.mi- pl.te for the year. iS'Jf; all the current astmilbinlcal. phenomena for each mottsh, finely iHnstratcd, ineltiding four eel ip es and tiv* transit of tlia pla*;- et. Mercury; an article (>u “Foitnda- tion Fact*’giyjntf the ]diiloso[diy and essential. |inints of l*rof. Hicks’ wea ther system; a |»ap«*r on the us* of trtrometers uti l scieutUle iiistruments; un article on longitude a::d tiula hy the leading anihority on time iitthis country, mccmnpa'iieil by an,excellent' nia;>, and olher usvfnl HrUcl**. 'The price of this txc'ioni little w ot k is ' 2-1 VIS NTS. It will make an excellent holiday present for your intelligent friend. For mi IF by all newsdealers; or write and scud 25 cents to the put) I idlers and it will be sent past paid. Word And Works Pub. t 0., St.'Louis, Mo. (« nernorTiilmaii last w eek pardoned receiver 1 ot to receive Intoxicating li quors at points outside the State. That caused the Charleston petitioners lo ask for this last order. Tlip State sub- sequent!) - withdrew and their prayer Was granted. A Bad Man. Onv. Tillman on the f-ith issued a re- I (jiiisition for W illiam Carjwmter, who | • ha* been hi resud in Macon. (Jarjientcr lira young white man from Edgelleld, and is now a noted critumal. Several I year* ago he, and a friend named Mur-j fell, while on a drunk, brutally imTf-! . derad Preston Yogfe, of Edgelleld. ! ' Meeting him In the road they covered 1 him with pistol*, and told him to get 1 down bn hlsjknecs, and they then titled him with lead. They were aentenced to hang, but«*ea|>ed from ^ail. Thee»- capf ereateil much tab- , and the sheriff vas roundly censured. They were fu rated In a uwamp, and for several days and nights were hunted like w ild beasts. A detachment v( military nndet e-mi- matid of Hrm. K. N. Hlehbiiiiig wns sent from Coitmibia hy the (Jovernor on a special train, and Mut rclb was hnaliy hauled from a cave on tier hi* father's house. Carpem*rVUi»*ppear*nco <•«« ns complete#* if be had bet*n swallow a! y the earth / "f awtu beard from under arrest in but before the Columbia a,u- eotild get him be escaped from ’tot) vanish d again. c da ' ago he wns fouin) in C. T. Wilson, wlio-wais in Hie Puuiten- tiary, sei viiig a sentence under couvic- tiou for inanslangiStcr. A sUoug peti tion in his behalf brought about this exercise of Exoeutlve ui^meney. A tlaily exchange* say* t'fat “since his et n 1 \ k*ftofra*Wt+ hr.tat fm-ts have been developed which make a bett«t,casc for Wilson, lie killed a man named Wash wanted * Black in the dark, and it now develops that lie dkl nut kiioWitliat he had shot Black, ns lie had no intention of killing him, but shot at J. W. Ivtng, who was recently convicted of assault and bat tery and sentenced to a term of two a cars in the penitot*! ary. King went to Wilson’* itousc and eondtMitod him- | self ju such «t man net that iyiisou to j protect himself and ‘family,* had to | eject him. Hi* conduct was such tliat | 'ViNou tofd Iilm that if herdhP not get I out of 1 lie bouse he would kill him. ! Kingian out of the door and cried: j “All right, sltouff” having knoekad I the lam]i from Mf*. Wicon’s hand, ; leaving Mr. and Mrs. Wilson in tho dark As noon as Wilson could get hia pistol h v pulled the door ajar and j shot in the dark, the ball "'hitting and I killing Black, or at least so it was helif j by the jury*. As-AVI I son tired from the j door King also tired at Wilson from be hind a huidv in the yard, where he had I oonueaicJ biiMS.' tf, leaving Mr. Black, I his friend,whom he had. taken tiiere , w ith him, standing fu the open yard to ■ catch the bullet. Wilson did imt kuuw i IhatBlack was on tlie premises.” k«3 # BeVernl weeks be- t had ar ij-sper:ito d«( 1 with a ue| county, llfiing hi’s Hotag- Klving *w . i’lgbl wounds, in 2*1! ovttd his id<-uuiy ft* hi* crime a rt Thomas A. Edison,the inventor, *ny*; “Hold i* only valuable because it-' Is rare.' 11 is uot nearly an Nseful as iron which is the real precious metal. Aiu- utimtm is too -aoUr It- is light, but it lacks strength. The me ill of,the fu ture }» nickelisteel, which combines strengib with pliability. Gbkl is lint worth aw tudeh us lead in commerce, and bras* is mure th.-m worth iU Wight in gold. * > Eondon, N *v. 20 —A dispatch from Teliera’n to the Times say* that 12f,0UU person* wore killed In K ushan, Persia, by tho carthfptak'e Isst week. Ten. thousand bmBos have been recovered from the ruins. Fifty thoimaud cattle were kdb*y. Sitocks are still felt daiir. According to liev. Irl 11, IHcks_ r » sudden »uff*<?yeiV cold wave will <v> m ftoui tba ith to the dtir of D-couthcr. - J A ■ T , tTiiie -In! mrt at.criMjVr j a Oodty walk, with a t;lirist-like exam ple. Per long protracted sickness was of flic mokt exerthdating ebaracter and *tw hurt It wlYH Vli ri stun resign at 1 on. Just before her th-pggtnro site said to Hum*Hroutuiher Iteualdo t “If this lie deatli I do not dread it, and would not have it otherwise if l could.” She then committed Iter son ami daughter to the cars of her Pa uml Ma and bade adieu to tint family am) Dr. Stephens, her at* tending physician,and fell asleep in Jesus. ‘Asleep In Jesus! 0 how sweet To be for such a slumber meet! With holy contUicn e to sing That death lias, lost hi* venomed sting!” Full stock of all approved text books constantly on hand. Any book not iu _ I ax i’i 1 ■. 1,, 1 *bUv IV *71 U17 I s v* • a* rltcap a* the ebeape^t. lie glad to see yon and prove every promise. JOHN S. McNAS. nov30-ti Hlaekville News. A* advertised, “ESTH ER” was ren- dered on last Friday evening ut Park Opera House. The. Imu ew a* crow did, every seat lieJttg taken and standiug room wa* at a premium. Every one who attended w as highly pleased and “ESTHER” will lung lie lerne.itbered. Tito character* were.all afil v sustained, and to compliment one is to compliment A 1.1.; but *p<-cial mention must be made of iyie.cn “ESTHER”, Mis* Dumoa DeWitt. the leader of the IVr- sian Chorus and Mr. A. T. Molony, tlie Bass Soloist, ‘f lie stage was handsome ly arranged and the costumes w ere very pretty. Tliemusic was ably furnished py Mr* D. K. Biigg-and Mis* Kosina Brown. Tne ladies are imiehted to Mr. J, H' St robe 1 for Jiis untiring ef forts iu assisting them iu their prejinra- trm*. This Oratorio w ill bo followed in the e<iur*o of three or four weeks hy a Co u- ic-Drama CntHled ‘A Hcr*i> of Paper. M fid* Drama will be rendered by the filackvillo i.itcrary (‘lulr, and every Imdy autloipatos an evening of rare en joyment, The citizens of Ulackville, should and do, take marked interest in the working* Of thi* Club, It is an i»*tltutiou of w’hich she may well be proud. Mr. U. S. Dodenhoff, formerly of this town, late of Chicago, now of Augusta, spent Sunday iu our town. He was weicuu ed by a host of friends. Mr* (ydun, an elderly and estimable lady of 011 r toa - ^, met with asetlousituJ « ainful accident on last Saturday even ing about'.) o’clock. She acctdenta.ly toll dowo the Staircase at the home, of Mr. P. W. Farrcl 1 , indicting a painful and severe wound on tlie head. It tv a* at first feared that *he was fatally wounded, but j,t is w ith pleasure that we report, that at tills w riting she D doing nicely and no •erlou* results are, apprehended. Maj. P. J. Drew’ ha* been very 111 for tlie past two week* and tve are s rry to report his condition as unchanged. Hi* friemWi liojie for him aapeetly recovery. itov. I,. S. Bellinger, Pastor of the Methodist Church, fllh-d Ida last a]»- poiiitnientin this pulpit last Sniuluy night. His remark*, which were ex- ceinlonally gmid. wore taken from l.uke, II C. 1. Ver*e. lie leaves in a few days to attend the Annual Con ference which meets at Sumter. IDs congregation, of course do not know who will fill the pulpit next year, but they hope to be a* well pleased a* they 11 ti y<> il 11 rinty t ltn IflMt “ a* *a a * ■ » XL w at v I It u V T XrCvT Cm Psi. AVilliam Stanticker has been dischar ged frvmi the PenitentlMry at K npirc, Ca., where ho served sixteen years of a life senfouco for a murder of w hich he was inuoeeut. Burentoen" years ag»» lie.1 ry Chalter, was murdered i 11 Burks County, and »us|-iciou re*ti!d upon Star- nicker. lie had a difficulty with Chancb a few weeks before,-was arres ted, tried and convicted. Ho always protested hi* innocence, lie worked for sixteen years in the coal mines and quarries, l.rsi week a man named Crane had a nnmber-of witnesses called in and lie confessed on Ills deathbed Unit he had sworn falsely against Star- nicker. it was upon hi* testimony that Starnicker was convicted. PROCLAUTM. Owing to the Bnancial con dition of afiairs I have deci- k now no* the Kliaa Beady 1 ed by lands of Baas Janktaa ded to my entire stock of Green Mvaqnah place. T* r ri j » -vrli* ' , Term* of sale cash. Dry troods and Notions at patteiwon * state or soern carouna, KXKCCTIVK DKPSRTMKM'. "'Vf (I£KK AS’tWftrufatlon ha* been fe- eeived nttliiw Itopartmcnt that an .itrq> cion* inurihr wa* unnimifted in tha County of Barnwell on or ahont the night of the 2Stli day uf October A I), ISff.I ii|)on the f>ody of Ja*. fj. (.’oidiug hy an unknown party nr parties and that the said unknown parly or jiarties liave fled trom justice t ' NOW, THEREFORE, f, B. It. Till man. Governor of the State nf South Carnlin •, in order that justice may be done and t-he majei-ty #f the law vindi cated, do hereby offer a reward of Two Huadred Dollar* for the apprehension and delivery to the Sheriff of Barnwell fSiunty of the said Hiiknowuhnurderers and their convic ion. IN TESTIMONY AVHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused*. the Great Seal of the State tq.be"af- fixed,- a« Columbia, This twenty- third day of November A. D 1893, ami in the One Hundred and Eight centb year of the Independence of "’the lip iled State* of A liter lea. B. U. TILLMAN. - and below Cost. Como around convince you that I mean businefs. Best Prints at 5 cents. { Cashmere reduced from 30 cents to 23. Ginghams 6 and 7 cents. Dress Trimmings so.cheap that when you look at your purse you will think that }jou stole them. j These goods must go re gardless of cost in the next fhirty days. “7TALLEX TOBTX, Barnwell, 8. 0. J *al«, commonly called a Mortgage, * ‘ ‘ ** r J. llTrSoi J. E. TIN DAI., Secretary of State. Christmas is, Coming, RutolaJM* U,MoXabl» hern alroadt w ,,, . i It hera afraatbp arnTall theTtoie vvfth lots of goniHi suit- able for holiday present*, In the' wiyv of wav i w\ re, y present*, wonderful toy*, beautiful china useful tiu ware, Au. 4c. Ac. Before going farther, as you may do, and faring worse, as yon will certainly do, c-ll qu tlie Sootoluuan. SCHOOL BOOKS. Notice is hereby given that the under signed will tile hi* ffnal account with J. O.*Patterson, K*q , Judge01 Probate, on Motidav tlie llth day of Doccmber nexf, at 10 o’eloca In the fo.enoon, as Adm!hi*trator of the estate nf Goyan M. Simms, deceased, ami a*k for Letter* Dismissory. — C U A S. C A R RO I.I. S1M M », ‘novO-td Administrator. READ! READ!! RfADW Will sell one of the finest NEW HOME Sewing Ma chines, that has befjn in use about six montfis, for half of the cost price. ALSO one bed room set, furniture, sixteenth century oak, on stum* terms. For further information, apply lit the drug stortv of C. N. BUKCKHALTEK, Barnwell, S. C, Execution. SHERIFFS SALE. Thurher, Why land A Co. 1 against > E N. G. W. IValkcr. BY VIRTUE of au Execution' to me dfreeted. In tlie above stated case, 1 will sell to tlie highest bidder, at public auc tion. within the legal hours of sale, at Barnwell Court House, on Monday, the fourth (4th) day of December A. D. 1893, the following described property,, to wit; All that tractor parcel of land, situate, lying and being near the town of Barnwell in the county of Barnwell, SouthJJarolina, and containing twenty- five and one half (23j) acres, more or less, and hounded North by land* of Jennie Brown and Johnson liagood, South by old,.CbH r teston Road, East by lauds of M. M. Moore ami I.C. Aldrich, West hv land* of Jennie Brown and C. M. Hoad. Levied on and to be sold a* tlie prop erty of N. G. W. Walker to satisfy the uforetaid Execution and cost*. J. W. LANCASTER, Sheriff Barnwell County, Sheriff** Office, Baruwell, S: C., No vember 13th,^893. SALE UNDER MORTGAGE. tM State of South Cakomna, < OU.NTY OF BaBXWjCLL. Fnder a power of qale contained and given in a certain deed of bargain and sale, commonly called a- Mortgage,ox edited and delivered by Kesiah Prince to A. T. Woodward on the day of Sep tember 181)2, and recorded November 2d 1892 in Mortgage Book fl D. pages 98-99 in the Office of the Register of .Mesne conveyances, for Barn well County, I will sett at ftartnrkli, Iu frunt of thre' Court House, on Monday the Fourtii day of Deceuibci 1893, I*, being sale day in said month, vvlrliin thb legal hotirsof Sale, the following » described real proiierty: II that All that piece and parcel of land, lying, being and situated in Georges Creek township county and State afore said and bounded, a* follows; West by land* of Jao'^soii; Sander*, North by land* of K. F. Stril, East l> y lands of James Still ai,id South by laiTda" of ITaft Ray, eoutaintng thirty eiglit and one half acres, more or les*. Term* cash—Purchaser tq, pay for paper*. A. T. WOODWARD, Mortgagee. MASTER’S SALE Thirty volume* of tho Columbian Knycyclopedia, latest edition, a whole library in themselves, can lie bought now at a record hreaking low price,, No *uoh opportunity has ever been ofl'ered In this State to get such valuable work* yt such a little figure. For price and particular* apply to Thr Pbople. South Carouna, Barnwell Copktt. The Mirttui M or gage Banking and Trust Company, Limited, Plaintiff*, against Jennie If Brown, F. W. Dunton, De fendant*. j “Will yon mam: me, swoot. When the year grows gray?” She blushiugty answered, •‘George, don't get gay; % I will if pa's willing ,To give me away. , And—The old man wa*. ■- \A . If erery man were but as big Ay Ue assumes to be The half would sooi. be ecowded off And drop into the sea. FINAL DISCHARGE. Xotioe i* hereby given that the un dersigned will file her final account With J. O. Patterson.-Esq., Judge pi KORCCLOSURK. BY VIRTUiCof a decretal order to me directod in the abort! entitled cause i will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday the.fhartij, day of Itocemlier 1893, It tieing salesday in laid month, within the legal hours of aale, .th« following described real ej- tato: * Six hundred (fiOD) aerea, bounded on the Nortlkjby land* of Dr. J. D. Erwin hnd tlie late Richard Ashe, East by lands of Henry Flower* and Warren Flower*, South bv land* formerly of the e«tate of Hlanchard-Flower*, and We*t by the Barnwell Road which separate* the said tract from lands of B. T. Kil- Rngsworth and Dr. J. D. Erwin, known a* the Bull Pond Tract. , ^ Term*: One half oash, the balance with J. u. Patterson, r.sq., Judge p( terms; uue nan oasn, tne oaiance Probate, Saturday the 3i)th day of De- Th one year with interest from day of oember next, at 10 o'clock in th*v fore noon. a* Administratrix of the estate (.cured of Augustus .woody, deceased, and ask fdr Letter* PDmLiMirv. MISS ELIZA PHfLPOT. Administratrix. novJOtd sate, unpaid purchase hy “ bimd of thopo mortgage of the premifha sold. Pur money to be se re baser and 1 chaser Iff have option of paying oil oash. Purchaser 19 V*y f«r paper*. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, • novltt ’ Master. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the under signed will file his final account with J. O. Pattexton, Esq , Judge of Probate, on Monday the llth day.of December next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, a* Administrator qf' Hie estate of J. W. iterptottoimi Dbiiii issoryt- nov9-td W. A. KNEPTON, Administrator. FINAL UOLMAN, Attorneys. SALE UNDER MORTGAGE. South Carolina, Barnwhi-i f ocktT Under a power of imle contained and given in a certain deed of bargiHn and ton, which ha* 21 wills, Oak fli ciited and delivered by J. 11. Thomson to France* M. Bamberg on the tenth day of November is90, and recorded on the Hhh day Of November ISIH. in Vol ume 5 Y, page 352 in the office of She Register of Me*ne Conveyance* tor Barnwell County, we will sell at Barn well, In front cf the Court House, on Monday, the Tonrth day of Dceepiber 1893, It being saletlay in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing real property: AH that piece and parcel of land ly ing In Bennett Spring* township coun ty and State aforesaid, containing two hundred and fifty (230) acre*, bounded a*fellow’s: On the North by Burdell land, on the East by the estate of M. Grove 1 mill and Bhrowell t mllbi ; f _. National Bank bill*, gold find inter coin receivable for taxes. REMEMBER. The Tax Book open* tho 13th October and will close on the 3f*t December, without penalty, and ho extension. From rhe Slat December to 13th Jan-, nary U04 taxes will be received with 15 per cent, penalty, after which time Ex ecution* will be written up on all de linquent taxes. All persona writing to know tlie anfount of their taxes must do so by the 5th December or they cannot be nn- swered. O’ A. F. FREE; Treaa. B. C. and J. A. Fiirse, as per plat recorded Book 5 8—137, South I by Mr*. E. I. Lit tle, 1Ve« by J. If. Thomson. --—• * ALSO - All that other j lece and parcel lying along aside the above tract, containing more or lelS, bounded a* follows: Northeast by Mrs. E. E. Thomson, Southeast by Harriet Furse, Northeast by WHIingiiam laud, and Southwest by W. p. Dunbar, thus marked on plat made bvJJ. Golding, July ffj 1873. for casT papers. F. M BAM BERG, Mortgagee. ^ANDREW T. WOODWARD. , novfi-td * Attorney. For Rei)f or Sale. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice U hereby given that the un dersigned will file his final account with J. O. Patterson, E*q , Judge of Probate,on Monday, the llth day of December next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as Administrator of tlie es tate of Allen‘Hair, deceased, and ask for Letters Dlsmhsory. S. A. HAIR. nov9-4w. EXeclilor’s Sale. Estate of J. E. Cocliran. Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court I will self on Wednesday, the 6th day of December next, at the home place of tlie late J. K Cochran, in Four Mile Township, the following valuatTe personal property: Twenty (20) first class mules, 2 mares, 2 coUx r 3 wagons, 5 jersey wagon*. 25 head of cattle^ Jersey bull, yoke of oxen, 75 hogs, 2,600j)buHhels of. corn, 10,100 pputnls of fodder, one 15 Horse Power engine and boiler, in good or der, one 50 savy Massey gin, feeder and condenser*! Lombard press, plantation nil tools, farming implements, blacksmith tools, cane mill and boilers, potatoes, 30 colonies of bees, 1. mower and rake, lot of cotton seed etc. Terms cash. I. S.DUNBAR, Executor, td. MASTER’S SALE. Statk of South Carolina County or BAKNvrkLL, F. M. Bamberg, Plaintiff, against Wil- ot Mliers, Defend- liani Beia-iuger ami * ants. F.0RKCL08URK AND PARTITION. BY VIRTUE Of a decretal order to me directed iu the abme entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday the fourth day of December 1893. it being sales day iu said mouth, within tlie legal liQiirs of sale, the following described real estate All that certain piece or tract of land, situate and being In -the said Mtate and Oonntv, and containing one hundred and seventy-five acre*; more or less, and hounded on tlie North by lands of Wesley G. Mandlfor. on the East by lands of William Beissinger. on the South by lands of Joseph Sandifer, and West by line lunuing parallel with and on the margin of Lenibn tiwaiup^ - Terms. Cash as to one half and the balance on a credit of one year, to lie secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of ‘ the premises, hut with theoption on the part of the pur- choaertopay the whole of the purchase price tn cash. -> .’Purchaser to pav for papers, A. HOWARD PATTERSON,. November 8th .1893. Master. Moi)ey for YoU —AND— Your Family- A wise man will provide for Ills fam ily amt old age. The best way to do this»» to sret an Endowment and anrin- ity policy in the Strongest Company in tlie United States, the Phoenix of Hart ford. You will be able to lay down am) sleep, knowing your family l« pro vided for in case you should die. Don’t delay, to-day is the time J. M. HAIR, AgwiL ' x .. WIIIDton. S. C\ The Phoenix gives the best policy of any old line company. tf -A The Patterson House. popular St Having taken charge of this Traveller’a Home -1 invite the pat ronage ef the travelling public. The bopse has been thoroughly rertovated from ground floor to attie and.in neat- iiessond comfort Is second to none in the State, The table will be supplied with .the best that the home and neighbortf»g city markets afford. Well trained serv ants have been emploved and no effort will be spared to secure the perfect en joy meirt of my guests. MRs FLORENCE E RUNTER. ;> ■*’ ' Proprietress. New. comfortable and eomtuedlotia stables and attentive hostler* will take the best earn of animal* aud vehicles. j First das* ‘‘ample Room tor the mm of Couimcrcial Travdkre. My turn modern cottage* in East End, the prettiest and healthiest part of Barn well. AA / One ha* *ix, the oth^r seven rooms'. Both are built or best materia) and 'In most substantial manner. OooT 4^atct and all modern conveniences. For price and terms apply to Vf. S. Dlxson. D. E. JOHNSON, (tf) . ’ Homestead Notice. South Carolina, Barnwkll County. Ex-parte J. J. Still This is to give notice that application has been made to me to liaVe appraised and sctrrff to J. J. StHI for hfmrelf snd his family a homestead exemption pi one thousand dollars in the realty and of five hundred doll-irs in the personalt) of the said J. J. ^till, said property being situated in county and State aforesaid- _ ; — A. HOWARD PATTERSON, - • Master. Oct., 5, 1893. Lv Alieifciale ;t.(w a. m. 7.50 p m Ar Barnwell n.42 a. m. 8.29 p in “ Ulackville 12.0:4 Noon (No. 2 Daily No 4 Dsflj, No. 10» v Ulsckrille 7.18 a. m. 3.10 p m 4.48 pm “ Barnwell 7.42 a. m. 4.17 p mi 7JB pn» * Ar AlK-ntlak* 8.25 a. tn. JkOT* P Rli W.32 pa Silmmofls lo Absent Defendants. In Thx Court or Common Plkas. Annette Allen and Kosa. lone and Jaii|i* Allen, by B. T. Rice, their Guardian a</ hieit, Plaintiffs, agatost Su*an Allen and V’incent Allen, De feiidauts. SUMMONS. FOR RXLIKF. (Complaint Served.) 10 THE DEFKN DAX I S: YOU ARK HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complain! in this action, of w hicli a copy is now on file in the office of the Clerk of th' Court'd Common Plea* for Baruwei County, ayM to serve a copy of youi answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at hi* office, at Barnwell, S C., within twenty days after the nervier hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser vice; and tf you fail to answer the com plaint within the time aforesaid, th* Plaintiff in this action will apply to th* Court for the relief demanded in lb complaint. Dated Barnwell, S. C., October ICtU A. D., 1893. J. J. BROWN, Plaintiff’s Attorney (Skal) W. GILMOKKSIMMS, C. C. P. To the Defendants, Susan Alien and Vincent Ailmu ,l You wlirtake notice that the com plaint in this action was filed in th« office of tlie Clerk of the Court of Com moil Pleas for Barnwell County in tin State of South Carolina,on the 16lh day of October, 1893. \ j. j. BROWN, Plaintiff’s Attorney. oct!9-0w ^ Three Trade Truths. J.J. Dicks &Bro. Corner Broad and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga. •Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groce ries and Plantation Supplies. Experience- boa taught us that Tn knowing WHEN, W HAT and WflEKk tno to buy tho merchant succeeds and tb customer is satisfied. We buy when other* sell and there fore get lowest prices. We buy good of standard grades and so give out pa tron* the best that is to be had. W« buy where cash geta the best bargains and share ail advantages .fairly with our cn.rtomers. At our new quarters, the most con renient and oommodionsin Augusta We keep constantly full stocks of ail goods In our line of husine**, and we cordially tavite our Carolina friends to make oar place their Georgia head qnartoM. _By giving n* their they will learn the three truth* that NOW Is the time, our Muse THE «*ts«w and our goods the. GOODS that tl y ■bould buy. - We handle cotton on the streets for fifty cents a bale. Messrs. L. K. Dick*, (I. It. link and ■K; B. Erwin are with ns and Will Ik to see their friends from over Total A ,. M mllla. All Special School Dlrtricf* have air additional lory of 2 mtTlii except WTITl*- (J. 11. AVER ILL, Reeel ver ) Quickest and beat route to Savannah. “ ’ - - - if, , aa Charleston, Barnwell, Blackvllf Columbia. - In effect November 20th 1893. VTA YKMA88EE AND C A 8. R. R. City Time. jNo.l Daily Lv Autmsta I 6.50 a. in. Ar .Uk-ixUk! 8.20 a. in. Purt Royal .10.52 a. m. Savannah ia27 a m No 3 Daily No. »• 3 00 p’m Stop 72)5 p at S' nr 4.43 pm 7.38 pin “ Charlt»toD,l2.12 Noon; 8.35 pTST ' |No72 Dal’y | No 4 Dally j No. 10* 1 yjj .v Chariest*,ii “ Ravannah “ Pot* Royal “ Allendale Ar Auirusta a. m. 6.40 a. m. 8.30 a. m I0.W a. m. 1150 Noon 3. So p m 3,25 p m 5.05 p m 7 .45 p m 130 p m 8.31 ant 11.05 a m VIA FAIRFAX AND 8. B. R. R. I So. 2 (Juft (No 4 D*i!y| 4.50 a. m.! 3 00 p m 8.00 p tn VfA ALLENDALE AND C M. R. R. ~]No. 1 DailyiNoS Dail.v| •Daily except .Sundays. For further information call on or write R. H WRIGHT. G. P. A. GEO. I) BRYAX,<Trav.Pa**. Agent Rooms 430 and 431 Dyer Building Tour Attention, Please. Having derided to make a change In my iflveetments J offer for sale the fpl-. lowing property on easy term* and at prices to suit tlie times: My well equipped mill*, one 40Horse Ua* Engine, one 25 Horse Power Atlas Power Am- s EngHie, 1 Plainer, 1 Gang Kdger. Lathe Mill and Corn Mill. 8ix Mule*,5Cart*,2 Wagons, 200,000 feet of dry and seasoned side boards. Beven hundred arret of httid* three mile* Sou tii of Bh»ckri|le, knbn n as the Brooker place, well improved, with tin house, dwelling nf five rooms, ten* nit* house*, and all necessary out buildings, 300 cleared, balance wood land. I mean business and will he glad to «ee or correspond with any one desiring to seen re the best property offered for <ale In Barnwell Countv In ten years. W. 8. II. BROOKER, ^ BUrkvItJe, 8. C. \ Groat Event of l893 t The Augusta and Exposition Georgia AUGUSTA, State Fair t GEORGIA, \ Opens Xov. 14, Closes Dee. 14. Great-Attractions, Grand, Thrilling and nificent Spectacles. Mag- Novelties of every kind and Special great days. Tuesday, November 14th, opening day. Wednesday loth Governor’s Day. Friday, November 17tl»| ' ^ Educational Day. Tuesday and Wednesday, 21 and 22, Georgia and South Carolina Days. Nov. 23 and 24, Veteran’# her we mb* *nly three Mocks from the Union Depot and at the junc tion of. all the firm# ear lines, straight to see-us. Days. Special days arranged for the entire holding of The Exposition. j£20,000 in Premiums. $50,000 in Amusements. Grand, Gorgeous apd Glit tering Spectacular Produc} tion, combined with the great est indoor and outdoor attrac tions ever seen in the Souths Burning of Moscow, EXCURSIONS from all parts of the -- United States, Nov. 14th to Deo, 14th, T J. J. DICKS & BRO., ' AUGUSTA, Qa. lowest rates All RiUroatU.