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The Barnwell People. iHO: V. H01.MSS, Edittt I Prop'r. I,4K(iF.sr COUNTY ( IKd LATION. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2ft. A Greenvlfle received ftu •rder l»*t week from MUeourl for 10,- OuO peutrh trof. . On account of the hard time* the Co lumbia KeRlnter ba« reduced Its fl*e and the Columbia fttnte has Increased its »ub»crlpQen price. We breathe freely. The 2 per cent tax proposed by Congress on Incomes exempts all persons receiving a net rev enue annually;)*** than of M.OtXh Electric vehiefes frave appeared In France and England. •They make about ten miles an hour and are eas ily controlled. One charge of the bat tery Is suftlclent for a four hours run. Col. John I.. Ilranch, who gave the order to lire the first gun on Fort Sum ter at the opening of the lute war, died at Union Springs, Al£, last Thursday. Wlnee the end of the late unpleasantness he led a quiet life. > Thomas Staples Martin, Senator elect from Virginia, will probably be pretty lonesome In Washington. He Is 46 years old and ha* net yet learned to use tobacco, drink liquor, use profanity or jdwopoka*. • _ „ it- > ;Y, he (bad been a corporation lawyer of narrow guage practice, that be waa nominally a I>emocrat but entertained Republican theories of a liberal con- atructlon ttf the constitution. The administration Is said to have ex. erted all Its Influence in Hurnblower'a favor, ar>d Mr. Cleveland la reported to •be very angry, and many Democratic Senators In no better frame of mind. Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle Issued a call last week for fifty million new United State* bonds, re deemable In coin at the pleasure of the government after four years from their date and hearing interest at 5 percent, per annum in coin, payable quarterly. The bonds will bring such a premium that the real rate of Interest Will not be above 9 per cent. The proceeds will be devoted to filling the dcrtcleney In the Treasury caused by thirty odd years of Itepubimtu administration, and un- cbecl.cd by 10 months and it weeks of Democratic slowness. / ts™ President pleveland ha- nominated \V. H. Pcckham to be Associate Justice in pfaceof Jrtsticc Blatchford,deceased. That Is the place that liornblower didn’t get. Deckliam la dlstaateful to the Senators and his confirmation will be fought. 1 he friend* of David D. 11111, Senator from New York, are gctflng ready to run him for President In ’IKJ upon the platform of hi* one famous saying “f am a Democrat.” Gov. Tillman wetitte Washl’jtftnn on Hunday ,4 to appear before the House Judiciary Committee and make a state ment covering railread receivership^, and also to look after South Carollna s interest in the direct tax fund.” People are beginning to ihink and talk about candidate* for the Governor- ship at the next election. Up to date these Keforin names have been mentioned, W. H. Eller.be of Marion, John Gary Evans of Aiken, W. D. Evans of Marl boro, Samson Pope of Newberry and J. K. Tlndal of Clarendon. We arrange them alphabetically. No Conservative horse has coma In sight yet. - A. cool State campaign Is promised this year. The Conservatives, unless conditions change greatly, w ill have no candidates In too field, and the Ke- lormers will have undisputed right of way. There I* some coolness between their prominent aspirants for nomina tions, but after the convention they will probably bury their hatchet* and smoke the pipe of peace. Lewis Red wine, an Atlanta high roller, who aa cashier of the Gate City X^Touysl Bank embeaaled $103,000, was eommitted to the Columbus, Ohio, pen itentiary last week for six years. He was handsomely dressed and brought a letter from well known Georgians ask- ‘•that he be treated with the courte sy duf a Sorttlfltrn gentleman. AndVbo will’ deny longer that there is a NewSfon^hy Y x Welntciulruj^etlectlon upon any iudivldual s,talesman of the many now engaged In saving t^b^eomrtry at "Washington,but many of theiS’ appear to think, from the laughter and ap- p la use witll'NvhiWV ' they speeches of their colleagues, that Con gress is a big tlji»w gotten up for their special enjoyment and not to legislate forth* people. There arc too many clowns in the aggregation to make it a hi ccesa.^ ^^X Ar'OOrdingV the“Blue Book,” which givea the list of persons holding posl- t ons In the dilferent departmenU at Washington, South Carolinians have 175 pirn*** while the State is entitled to 274, and the District of Columbia has 3, 346 offices w Idle entitled to only bOO. New York, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia hare more than their lawful ahares, w hile all the other states are cheated out of their rights. Next Monday w ill be a field day in the Bupreme Court at Colombia. By mutual consent all the dispensary cases that have been appealed from the cir cuit courts will be argued together. Tho*;hlef argument will be on the ebh- Htltutlonallty of tnc law. The attorneys to speak are attorney Gsneral O. W. Bubhanau, Samuel 'V. Melton, Boyd and Brown and Nettles aud Nettles of Darlington, J. 1’. K. Bryan of Charleston, and may be others. , ’ . As much a hero as any who has ever Illustrated South Carolina was Capt. W. W. Pickling, who died on Friday in Colombia. He wa* an engineer. A month ago soinebodyj made a mistake and left a Hwltch open at Granltevllla on the C. C. * A. R. R. Capt. Kick ling’s engine ran into the aide tracked cars aud in the disaster he was terribly scalded. After weeks of suffering he died. Win n a«keJ why lie did not jump from the engine , when he saw Uie aw itch open he an- Bweml: What, jump when there wore a hun dred Hvch behind me—Never.” PBOCLiliTIOK v *4w« STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. WHEREAS Information baa been re ceived at I Ilia Department that on tbe Sixth dev of January. A. D. IMG, the Store House of H. C. Folk, iu tbe Coun ty of Bnrnwetl, wan burned, and there being reason to believe that tbe burn ing was an act of incendiarism, WOW. THEREFORE, I. B. R; Till man, Governor ot tbe State of South Carolina, ta order that justice may be done and tbe majesty of the law vindi cated, do hereby offer A reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the appre hension and conviction of tie person or persons who commuted said act of Incendiarism. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused tbe Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at < olumbix, this Eight- [UM.8.]eenth day of January A. D. 1894, "and in the one hundred and eight- , tenth year of the Independence of the United States of America. ^ — -<4$. K. TILLM AN.— of South Carolina, in By the Governor: J. K. TIN DAL, Secretory of State. Carefer Rydrepbeirp. We take the following from the Falr- flcld News and Herald : “In last week’s Issue of 'llie New* and Herald I read an article in which releicnce wa* made to the successful treatment by the mad stone of Mr. Ba ker who wa* bitten some time ago-J>y a mad dog. This article at once remincL »hJ me of the fact that we have here In our midst In Fairfield county a specific against hydrophobia, and though com paratively little attention hfy been paid to it us such, It is nevertheless said to be a* safe, almple and us etlleaclou* in Us result* as the mad atone or Pasteur treatment. This is a plant known as Elecampane, and I* grown hy Mr. Da vid 11. Cork, a worthy and respected eit zeirof this community, and I bfilleve Mr. Cork I* the only person\ know of In the county who grows It. To those who are not familiar with It I will state that it Is an herb having a long, taper ing root, and its top, which Is of peren nial growth, somewhat resembles tha well known comfrey plant. In the root of this plant lies Its wonderful medici nal and preventive properties. To pre pare It for use th* root la taken *nd mashed and then boiled In sweet milk and drank often, which expels and eradicate- from the blood and aystom all traces of tbe terrible poison. Mr^Corkhaa, from personal obser vations, Implicit faith in Its curative properties, and he can trace Its use a* a remedy and a preventative. 6f hydro- phohla back over a hundred years, and he »aya that It has always boen consid ered a specific in mud dogs bites. He ha* treated a number of persons who wese unml takably bitten by mad dog*» and he says that he lias not known it to fail in a single Instance of prevent lug tbe terrible results w hich otherwise would have followed bad it not been used. Bo I would say to any one ' may have tbemlsfuftnne lo get bitten by a mad dog to call on or confer with Mr. Cork, who 1 know would take pleasure in treating you, Woodward, 8 U,’l Jan. 15. J*. THE STATE OF SOUTH UAKOUNA 0 \ r 1 ^ ^ — RA RN WELLGGA'XTY. ( IX THK COUNT OF PKOBATK. \ By Jas. O. Patterson, Esq., Judg^ of Probate lit Barnwell County. lie eat of (’. U. Klnard, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before meat a Court of Pro bate for the said county, to be holden at Barnwell U.H. on Friday, thefith day of Febrnary 18M, at 11 o’clock a. m., to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be gfanted. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 20th day of January, A. D. 1804, and In the 118th yearof Ameri can independence. JAS. O. PATTERSON, . • Probate Judg%. jan25-2w l SALE UNDER^MORTip AGE. Btatb ov Booth Cabolixa, Coontt or Hahvwkll. tinder power ef sale contained and given In a certain deed of bargain and sale, commonly called a .mortgage, ex ecuted and delivered hy L. 8. Bandlfer and M. A, Kandlfer to H. C. Folk on the IOth day of February 1692 a. d record ed In Rook B Y. page 11)5 In tbe office of Register of Mesne Convey a not* for Barnwell county, I will sell at Bam berg In said county, near the S^uth Carolina Railway Depot on Monday the 12«h day of Febrnary A. D. 1804, within the HvalRourt of Mle, the lowing real property. All that certain tract of land con taining one hundred acres, more or less and bounded by lands of James Siuoak, George Beard, B. Phdgett, L. bmoak and George dandifer. Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.,. BfifiS “ «. C. FOLK. NOTICE One month after the date hereof T will apply to tha Judge of Fyoheto for Bern wolf County for a discharge ae Ad ministrator of tno estate of 8aRle Wil lingham. THOR. O. LAWTON. JanIMw V M Notice Is hereby given that tbe un dersigned will file hi* final account with J.O. PattAraon, Esq., Judge Pf Probate, on Thursday the 8th day of February next, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon, as foi. Executor of the estate of James R. Mc Millan, deceased, and ask for Letters Diamlaaory. g. b. McMillan. janll-td Mortgagee. Mortgagee’s Sale. P. M. Bamberg, ra James Campbell. By virtue of a power contained in a certain mortgage deed executed by James Campbell to F. M. Bamberg on th« 16th. day of March 1888, to secure tbe payment of the snm of Two hun dred and ninety and 75-1UO Dollars, with interest, co«ts and charge*; which sabl^nortgage was duly recorded In the office of Register ot Mesne Conveyance for th* county of Barnwell In the State ‘ ‘ ' Book «K. dersigned will file her final account with J. O. Patterson. E*q., Judge of Probate, Monday the'ISth day of Feb ruary next, at 10 o'clock In tbe fore noon, a* Administratrix of tb* estate of l. 8. Bamberg, deceased, and ask for Letters DDmUsory. MRS. N.J. ALLEN, janll-td Administratrix. page 316.1 will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at Barnwell Court House on tbe first Monday In February 1804,' R be ing theAth. day of amid month, during the hours of public sales the real estate below described, via; **AII piece, parcel flg tyaqt of land situate, lying and being In the Couniy of BaVnwoll in said State, con taining one hundred and thirteen acres, more or leas, bounded North by lands of James Bennett, Kn*t by lands of K. Notice Is hereby given nnto all whom it may concern that 1 hereby revoke the ap|iolntment heretofore made of John B. RnunWMTB* myxttomey In fact, or agent; and all persons are notified to have no transactions with said John B. Rountree In mv i.aine or affecting my property or mv inte'est » 'EUGENIA A. ROUNTREE. January 8th, 1894. fcf — Whereas IL II. Vaughan applies feu A^dtOberts and Harriet Bronson, South letters of Administration on the estatej by lauds of M ilea Kdenfleld and R C. Roberts and on tbe Weat by lands of R. C. Roberts. All junior envumheranoes will take notice. Purchaser to pay attorney for .titles- F. M. BAMBERG, Mortgagee. L. T. IZAR, Attorney for Mortgagee. NOTICE. One month after 4be date hereof 1 will apply to the Judge of Probate for?Uan>- well County for a discharge as Admin istrator of tbe estate of John C. Wil lingham. • TUGS. O. LAWTbN. jan18-4w -w Application for Ciurttn Thirty days after**date application ► Slnti will he Clerk of to Court, W. Gilmore v „. „ for charter forThe tins. Grand United Order of the Knights of Archery in Barnwell County. J. L. LIN8RY *nd other*. WIIHston, S. C., D«w. 30th, IHJtt an 4 ' Final Discharges Notice is he'reby given that the under signed will file his final account with ■1;G. Patterson. Esq., Judge of Pqahata, Grit an I Get Thtre Rev. John G. William* writes to the News and Courier: About fifteen years ago two boy* went from die phnshaudles In Barn well County to one of the oldest and best academies in New England. They -upp uted themselves there by doing farm work during their vacations and little job* In the city in the after noon-and on Saturday*. After their graduation in the academy one of them wCnt to Brown University, Providence* R. I., and worked hi* way four years, until hi* gradustion. He Is now a ris ing lawyer In Providence, that city of groat lawyers. I njnitlon these case* to -how that no boy w ho wants to go to college and give himself the best Intel lectual equipment for life need despair. ••Where there’* a will there’* away.” But the trouble l« there are more great 8o|i|H)rtunlties for boy* than there are great boys for tbe great opportunities. It i* not opportunities *o much that are wanted as boys for the opportunities. Tbe very lack of opportunities givea some hoy* the opportunity to make that opportunity. There are Imys and boys, / unt Jane: Rob, dear, won’t you try to lie a real good boy to-day f Hob: I wl 1, aunty, for a quarter. Aunt Jane: Why. Rob! you wish pay for being good? Rob: Well, aunty, doar, you wouldn’t have me good for nothing, would you? on Saturday the 17th day of February • ext. at )0 o’clock In the forenoon, as Guardian of Arthur C*ve arid Taljla Cave and aik for Letter- Di-tni—orv. O. W. UGODSON, jan,18-td. Sale Stables. President Cleveland had two new ex periences last week. The Senate, by unanimous tote of Democrats, Repub- Jioaxa and Populists, refused to confirm hit nomination of J. Scott Harrison, brother tq the ex-President Benjamin, aa'Bjrveyor of the port of Kansas City, Mo. Scott has been a life long Repub lican, and for that reason wa* voted out. It vras bitter medicine that every Sena tor of every party believed the Presi dent to b« wrong. The second and most distasteful dose was the rejection of Mr. Cleveland * uomliullou of Win. B. Horu’jrlower of New York to be Associate Jtimioeof SuprameCourtof the United Stale*. vid B. Util of ftrew sorkled •gbt against Hornblower. All ad- Returns to Probate Court All Administrators,Kxecutonr, Guar dlan* and Tru-tec* are required to make return* of receipt* and expenditure* on account of their several estates before the first day of March next, or be sub ject to rule and cost*. ~T 0. PATTERSONT" jan2$ Judge of Probate Court. For County Auditor. I announce myself aa a candidate for the office of County Auditor, subject to all the rule* and regulations governing the Democratic Primaries. 1 hope that this announcement will not be considered premature when tbe r acti* known that I have neither the t me nor the n eana to make a per sonal can vaaa of the county. Having mot lu a business way a large Majority of the voter* of the oouuty my quallftca- . tlona bn *1 ness uia conduct of lift art know*, and upon tt- • 1 must rely for ad'Ufteement to this tm- purtaut poaltiou. M. J. Pax*. Now that the time to begin farm work has come I am ready to supply all per sons wanting good horses and mule* at the right sort of figured. " . Command see my stock and learn pri ces, and ydwwlll find out that the grip of hard times'ha* been broken. Stables on East side of Public Square. C. BROWN, Trustee. janl8-tf GE. SALE UNDER MOR Stat* or South Cakomna,) Countt or Baknwkll. 1 Under a power of sale contained ami given in a certain deed of bargain and -ale, commonly called a mortgage, ex ecuted and delivered by Bet ey Flem ming to H. Folk on the 13ih day of January 1886 and recorded In Book H. page* 561, 562, 563 aud 564 In the ofllceof Register of Mesne Conveyances for Barnwell County, I will sell at Bamberg In said county, near the South Carolina Rallwav Depot, on Monday the 12th day of February A. D. 1894, within the .legal hours of sale, the following real pro|>erty: AU that tract of land containing twenty and one half acres more or leas anddWuinded North by estate of John Beard. East by l.lttle Salkchatchle Riv er. and South and Weat by laodl^ of Cary Halliard. TermaN>f sale pay for paper*. % Mortgagee's Sale. • ~ . • F. M Bamberg, Assignee, v* Rohert 'B. Jones. By virtue of a power contained in a certain mortgage deed executed by Robert U. Jones to William H. Carter on the 2nd. day of 1883, to secure the paymfent of a bontA-oftho/same date, for the Bum of seven hundred and ten and 50-IUU dollars, and assigned, for full value, by the oaid WIIHain H. Car ter to F. M. Bamberg on the 2nd. day of Nov. 1883, which' said mortgage was duly reuorded in tbe office of Register of Mesne Conveyance, fbr the County of Barnwell, in the State of South Caro Una,in Yol. 4 V, page 334, and the non union of aaid mortgage being broken, and a large balance being still due and unpaid, 1 will offer for sale to the high- eat bidder for cash, at Barnwell Court House on the first Monday In Februarv 1894. being the fifth day of said month sales, the" the pro] during the hours of public real estate below described, to satisfy said debt, expenses, Ac. via; “All that plantation or tract of land, situate, lying and being In the County of Barnwell Yu -aid Mare, containing one hundred ami sixty acres, more or less, and bounded on tbe North Dy land* of JosephUoprlsrid and eHtau; lands of Patrick, on the East by land* formerly trf Ch.-W. Mnae, on thp flouth by Public Road leading from Lemons SwadTp to Srlar Creek and on the West by Lemons Swami*,” „ J*. j All Junior encumbem^ces w ill take notice. Purchaser to pay attorufey for titles. , . — F. M. BAMBERG, Assignee of Mortgagee. LAURIE T. IZT.AR, Attorney for Assignee. , Final Discharge. FUAL NSdAIGE. 1* hereby g will tile her Nedoe U hereby given that the tin? ROUGE. GLENH —WILL CUKE— B. A/mSM"' , Liver Com •phrint, CbfwHle Hepl (teMUty foUoWlHg a Dvsentery, C«K)»U Heptatttto, JaNndfee, Torpor ot - upon malarial dtaeaaes. . Uterine, Renal and Cystic Dlsenee*. HwmaturU and Cat- amantal deraegeesente. v —FOB SALEBY— .T AI.LETT TOBm-. THE CAROLINA AiffiLAND RAILWAT CO. ■ . , timetable no. ia. In Effect December 28th. 189). *1 ) )0 o'clock A M. -x.—(7«th Merldlna Hm.) •\ 4 . ' r •• sriu i’hbw^d. Take Notice. Whereas the public highway* are constantly obstructed by persons plow ing In them, all person* are hereby warned not to plow or plant nearer to any public road in this county than ten feet from the center of such road. All overseers' are requested to re port any vlolatlou of the law in this re spect to this office. By order of Board. M. J. Patx, Clerk TAX SALE. i BY VIRTUE of sundry Tax Execu tion* to me directed by A. F. Free, Treasurer, I have levied upon and will Mil on Moudar, the 6th day of F«brna- ry next; it beingssleaday in said month, between the legal hours of sale, to the higbe-t bidder for cash, the following described real estate, to wit: All that tract or parcel of hypl in Red Oak Township containing on* hundred and twenty acres, bounded on the North and East by land* of estate of O’Ban- non, Nouth by lands of J. A. Tobin and West by land* of estate of Holme*. To be sold a* unknown absndni.el lands for taxes of 1887-88, 1888-89, 1889-90, 1890-91, 1891-92. ALSO, 12* BULL POND TOWNSHIP; Two hundred and twentv-flve (225) acres, hounded br land* of Ben Owens, D. W. LafVetje, J. A. Best, F. C. Fo- gler and/i\' A.“CtfilCII:—TiTtamiM aa taxes fh) to satis" for 1889-90, fv Executlqn for 1890-91,189 It-92. __ ALSO, IN BAKNWKLL TOWNSHIP, On* (1) I^>t In the Town of Barnwell, bounded on tbe North by tbe colored "school house lot, El it by lot of Henry Brown, South bv lot of U. B. Hammer and West hr the Blackvlllc public road. To be sold as the prsperty of Punch in- grain to satlafy said Execution and cost Term* of sale cash; Purchaser to pay for paper*. • * J. W. LANCASTER, S. B. C. Sheriff’s Office, Jan. 15th, 1894. - cash. Purchaser to X H. C. FOLK, Mortgagee. refieral popere. ot Imho Dychea deomtsed, oo the Matt by lands of G. W. Tunwr and Mr*. M. A. Walker and South hy lands of MV*. M. A. Walker, and on the West by the [JUle Saltkehatchl# River, oentelnlng seven hundred and twenty three acres of land, more or lev. Terms cash. Purchaser to MASTER'S SALE. State or South Cakolima,! County or BabSwbll. | Court of Coraiqen Pleas. J. E. Steadman in behalf of himself and all other creditor* of J. R. Turner, Sr., deceased, Plaintiffs. against J.R. Turner, Jr.. J. A. Turner, S.'K. Turner, R. K Turner, K. D. Baber* and W. G. Simms, Administrator of Mr*. K.C. Turner, deceased, Defend ant*. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, In front of tbe Court House, on Monday the 3th day of Februarv 1894, it being aaleaday In Mid month, within the legal hours of sale, the following deeoribed real estate: All that-tract or plantation of land sitnated near Grahams Turn Out on the South Carolina Railway, and bounded m follows: On the North by land* of monish all and singular, me Kinunra John N. Walker and lands of the estate and creditors of the mM deceased, to be Mortgagee’s Sale. . F. M. Bamberg, Amlgnee, v« EkJS. Johnsofi. Ry virtue of a (tower Contained in a certain mortgage deed executed by D. E. Johnson to The Citizena Saving*' Ba> k on the 29th. day of October 1892, and aMleued by the Mid Bank for full value toF.M. Bamberg on the 30th day of June 1893, said mortgage being given to'secure a note of said Johnson' Mid Bank for the sum of six hundred intereat, costs and expenses; mortgage being duly recorded In the office o? Register of Me*ne Con veyance for tpe County of Barnwell, in Book 6 F. page220, and the condition of tbe said mortgage Iteing broken, and the whole of the mortgage debt being due and owing. I will offer for sale for cash to the highest bidder, at Barnwell Court Mouse on the tlrjt Monday in February 1894, Iteing tlffi 5th. day" of said month, during the hour* of public^ *alea, the real sstate below described; to satisfy the said debt, costs,^vxpen sea Ac, viz; “All that piece and parcel of land lying and being In the town of Barn well. County and Mtat* aforesaid,- con taining one acre, more or less, and bounded a* follows—On the North by Orangeburg Road, or Main Struct, on the South by land* of Sarah D. John son, on the East by laud* of Jennie Brown. Also, all that lot of land containing one acre, more nr less, with building thereon, and bounded on tbe North by lands of Sarah D. Johnson, on the East and South by laud* of Jennie Brown, and on the West hy Brown's Avenue, separating It from Carolina Midland Railroad. All juniorencnmberances will take notice. Purchaser to pay attorney for title*. ... F.M. BAMBERG, - Assignee of Mortgagee. LAURIE T. IZLAR. Attorney for Assignee. THK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BARNWELL COUNTY. in TIIXCOPKTJwr PKOBATB. By JamesO. Patterson. Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas W. T. Hickson applies lor Letters of Administration »n the Estate of K. A. McMillan, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and jul- singular, the klndrod and appear bet • f*e*tw*al before me at a Coart of Pro- id county, to be holden ▲. HOWARD PATTERSON. ’ "'•s. Master, ilanurtflSth, 189L. , nt BarnwellC. H. on Saturday, 27th day of January 1994, nt 11 o’elnek n. m. to show cause, if any, why the said ad ministration should not bo f rooted. _ Given under my hand and the sanl ot pay for the Court this 15th day of January, A. f & 1894. and In tbe 118th year of Amsrl- onn Independence. JAS. O. PATTERSON, jnal8-2w Probate Judge. SALE UNDER MORTGAGE. Sown Carolina, Barnwell Countt Under a power of tale contained and given jq a certain deed of bargain and sale, commonly called a mortgage, exe cuted and delivered by W." G. Simms to -The Bonk of Barnwell on the I3tb day of October 1892 and recorded in Book W, page 134 In the office bf the Register of Meahe Conveyances for Barnwell County, we will sell at Barnwell, In front of tbe Court House, on Mondav the fifth day of February A. D. 1894 within the legal, hour* of sale, the fol lowing real property. AH that tract uf land containing six ty acres more or less, and hounded by land* of Win. Long and land* torm erly of T. K. Aye* on the Northern tide of the Saltkehatchle. ALSO, All that tract of land containing twenty acres and bounded by Igitd o' Patrick Long, W. W. Long, Julia Morria, Margaret Ling- ....J W ALSO, All that tract of land ir. Red Oak township containing one hundred and acres and bounded by land* of the befTOuf Boyles, Estate of John Holly Johtifdn Sander* and John Crawley Terms of saje cash. Purchaser to pay for paprra. THE BANKOF BAN WELL, Mortgagee. ROBERT ALDRIClf*Solicitor. MASTER’S SA H O * 5 * o» • II raw | r ♦ /'V u X y •*9 II *9 -3 r |K> Ls-s U j c O e s * X, , ... . I a s i. a DISTANCES BE TWEEN stations ►. a 9 K « e 4 !, 5 i I* a If As r P. M. i. M. A. M. ■ r. n. » n r-n. 3.30 6.00 0 Lv... # Selvera.v..Ar. R 1.S6 « •* •« AM • • • • 8.55 6.^4 1 9 •....Wegener...... 4 1.10 ..... 6.60 — — 7777 « 4.12 6.24 Y • • • • • • • 3,10 - * r -~ 4.29 6.34 3 • Smileys 1 00 4.6* ..: -£ 4.57 0.47 4 •.. .SprlnjfileNf.:. 12.48 —.p 4 JO —- ; ]3.ir]«.68 5 Whaley. 12.33 -• * -* • * 4.00 , ...J 5.27 7.03 Walker*.... 12 16 * * • • • 8.60 200 3.47 7.13 * ...*Blaekvllle..A^ 12.03 1.15 3.17 , .>. 'y 3.15 6 13 7A3 • Asbleigh.... 2 11.33 12A6 3.06 2.30 6.23 7.* .. ..Woodward... 3 ** 11.48 12.43 3.00 2.32 6.50 ,7.37 10 Ar*.. .Barnwell... . 6 ... .Morrises. ... 11.42 12.26 2.30 ■ ;V;. .... 7.20 7.51 11 11.28 12.10 ee • • • * - 7.40 8.02 12 4 Brownell 11.18 11.50 ■ ■ . . . . 7.50 s.oojia m Caves 11.13 11.40 - ; .... 8 05 s.is'u •Selgllng.... 1M7 11.26 * • • • * ...» 8.20 8 20 15 A r..* Allendale. ..Lv. 11.00 11.00 - ... - f r. n. r. m. A. M. \ i" x 7 - TT .‘■fvW, A. M. r.n a. n. . < 4 i ) f r -* * * ( * Telegraph Offices. ' " For the government of Employees only, and not for public um or information, the Company reserving the right to vary therefrom when n«e**ary, without nn- th-c. " J. C. KET’t.^nnerlniendeor Port Eoyal & Western Carolina Railway, J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver. '*a i. Augusta and Asheville Short Line. Schedule in effect September 24th, 1893. 9 XiUam .1:46pm Leave .. Augu*u... •4 i4&pa Arrive ,-.v., .. A. tu laamfl II .... *"^r^* a* , , 11 :43am 4 JOpm Arrive Greenwood. 12:47pm 5:24pm Arrive • Lauren .......r 7 HWpm Arrive ... Greenville. . 2:40pm 6:45pm Arrive Spartanburg 6:4Upm Arrive.. .-v.. A»herllfe Airivte^l :40(>ni 8 XRipm , -J.eavr, 7 £thiin. ...... .. 1^-ave ! 11 8)5ani 8 r 4pm Uave l():(»3an» ,.. I^ave .. I^ave ,...Leave 7:45a in 8:40ain, 5 HKipiu I :45pm 3 :30pm 8:12pm F si.. rther Informal ion relative to Tickets, Rate*, etc., af W. J. t'RAlG.G- P. A. R. J*. TODD Tray. Pa*». Agent, .104 Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga. —tr ■ -- Botmi Hail Road, N. •» " In Effect Oct. 1st, 189J. No. to. No. 38. 4 10 piii|. <> 00 am 9 00 pm 10 20 am ........ .1 2 50 pm 1 6 4 i pm 6 40 pni; 9 55 am 7 29 pm, 10 42 am 7 50 pm,!! 03 am 9 10 pin . ... Short^Lin* To Augusta And Asheville, Lv:.. .A...... Savannah — Ar Ar .. ..\" rolnmbia .. Lv Ai... ..,A. ...Spartanburg ... Lv Ar... V- • • • • Asheville ... .Lv Ar . .. Allendale, (central time). ... Lv Ar... .. .Barnwell, (central time j. ... Lv Ar... .. Blitckville, (central time) Lv Ar. . Shlverne, (central time). ... * . READ UP. No 37. I. ». 8 16 pmllO 06 am "” 3 20 pm 6 16 am 11 46 am 8 10 am 4 00 pm 7 30 am 3 17 pm 6 42 am 2 50 pm 5 18 am .... 6 05 sm f i 4 I I \ For further lii lormatlon apply to v , Wm. Butler Jr. !. M. Fleming, ' T. Pass. Agt. Columbia, 8. C. Oeu’l Pass. Agt. ^av’h, Ga- E. Ford.Supt. Savannah Ga. Port Boyal & Augusta Railway - (J. H. AVER1LL, Receiver ) Quickest and best route to Savannah. Charleston, Barnwell, Blackvllle and ; Columbia. In effect November 20th 1893. VU YEMA88EF. AND C A 8. R. R. -v CltyTlme. |No. 1 Daily |No3Dally Lv AngnsU Ar Allendale . •* Harannah ^ C hark* ton 6.50 50 a. m. ya-sMfn Port Royal 10.52 a. m 10.27 a. m. 12.12 Noon 3 00 p m 5 60 p ra 7.35 p at 7.20 p m 8.35 p m No. V* 4.44 pm 7.83 pra Lr Charlexton “ Ravannah “ Port Royal “Allendale Ar Augusta |No. 2 DaPy I No 4 Dally | No 10* 7.2b d. BLi 3.6b p m 0.40 a. m. 3.25 p ra 8.30 a. m " 5.05 p ra 10.65 a. m.i 7 45 p m 12.50 Noon! 9.80 m 5.21 am tl.OSam VIA FAIRFAX AND 8. B. K. R. State or South Caboliha, > Couxtt or Babrwell. i Maner Kearse, Corny- Kearse, Mattie liters and J. O. Kearse, Plaintiffs, against Martha Kearse. Clarence Kearse, Clara Kearse, Anna Kearse. Hugh Kearse and Grover Kearse and Pelaer, Rodg ers ft Co., Defendants. ^ BY VIRTUE of n decretal order to hm directed In tbe above entitled cause 1 will aell nt Barnwell, In front of the Court Houee, on Monday, the 6th day of February 1894. It being Mlesday in said month, within Mm legal hours of sale, the following deecrlbed real prop- *Ali that certain tract or parcel of land In Three Mile township, known as a part of the old Brolnnd place, contain ing elghlf-tlre acre* and bounded at followsr-GwAbe North hgianda of J. I. Chnsseteeu, East by lands of J. D. Jenny, West by lends of L. A. Brab ham end J. O. Keene, end South hy lauds Of J. D. Jenny end J. O. Kaarae. , - / ALSO, All that certain tract er peroel of land In Mid township containing one hun dred end twenty-two scree, hounded on tin North by lands otJ.O. Keene. Rest by lands of J. D. Jenny and Martha A, Kearse, South by lands of Trump Har ter arid West by lands of J. O. Kearse, known as a purl of the oM Breland Pl Term* cash. Perch seer to pay for A. HOWARD PATTERSON, janll Matter, |No. 2 Dali) [No 4 Dally \ Lv A utrust* Ar gavsnnak “ Columbia 0.50 a. m. 10.06 a. ra. 10.10 a. m. 8 00 p m 8.00 p m 8 50 p ra No. 1 Dally No 2 Dalh Lv Columbia “ SSevanneli Ar AugtMta 5. Ifii*. ra. *00 a. m. 12.60 None 3.20 p m 4.10 p m 9.30 p in VIA ALUCNDALE ANDC. M. ft. R. No 3 Daily! Lv Allendale.. Ar Barn well “ BUckvIUe Hilt I’AOS-Nboe 7.6* p m ■ A. No. 2 Dally No 4 Daihf No. MW Lv Blackvlllc “ BaraweB Ar Afiendade 7.18 a. m. 7.40 a. at. 8.36 *. m. AW p m CI7 p ra 6.06 p m ii?S Fur write 7, urther Informarten call on or R. H. WJUGHT. G. P. A* GEO. D. BRYAN, Trev.Pese. Agent ^ Rooms 410 and 461 Dyer Building T. B. ELUttM Survt/or and ChrilEngineei Special attention givea to the ot rater-powers, leveling and di A pastel card add raved to bm at KC. will receive prerapt atteeUea. mil,H Irr ■ RefistratioulHI Theofficeof tho Supervisor of Re tratkm will be open at Barnwell on _ first Monday In each month for the trenMotlon of each Irnrlntoi a* ie eu- UAYXEF.RICR, « supervUor. PAftA&ON MacMne-¥orks, f Howard Bros. Propr’s, KNtelNKBtenauift n ACIIINIMTM BLACKVILLE, S. C. To the users of Motive Power end General Machinery: We coll your attention to the fact that we are prepared, with latest improved Tool* and Machinery, to do work on any Machinery used in this country. Such a* COTTON GINS, GRISTMILLS* COTfON PRESSES, \ PULLEYS. HANGERS, ^ MILL GEARING, Shafting and caatinga ot Iron or Brass of any slxe. Special attention given to,, p GIN WORK. . Having a IIrat claaa 4}in Builder, wo eon do all ktndaef 4Hn Wort,new brush wheels, sew saws, boxee, fto. Saws sharpened only hy hand. <4 * ** ftn want a run WATCH oi clock AICB JEWELRY, ft 0 fimRst quality table LKRY* W SPECTACLRh, / m itnijjv offers to or onL ot pipteB v*-A