The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 08, 1894, Image 2
Ths Barnwell People.
M«i»'lrcllNir«f KrforniiMS
Wo tlio Hufonnerii of
IJarmvHl «y>nm.y, <H» hereby onII h Mum
I Meeting i>f yiirihifortn fMotldn of th^
W UfUtMRS K4itftP i PrQB'lvlli**»*»«f , »tlc |>Krty, tfrhe h«M at U»rt»-
i. nJhpifidi Miwr * I gown Hoin.e,oii the )*l Monday
in April next, for the pinrpnme of eloct-
LARKEST rorXTY CIRCt’I.ATIOfJ.
I'H U KHI»AYM -.VU*' 11 S. le-H.
Ingu delegate, to a Mate Convention
e held In Columbia on the Ith
Clrrtrty Jitadotl.
At n glance U vvonhl anpear that our
lei
eontemporai y * mianntlerabKMt — oiyr
meaning Now we will uialfe tliat
moaMltig tHtwiNtakahle l»y 1 asking Uru
editor of the Barnwell People the fo|.
lowing queationa : Jh .the editor of the
Harnwell People« Tillmnn manl' llae
he an't.doeli hu«"iidoran tint Adoiinlatra-
fon of Governor TUI man !* la Jie in
favor of the Irlapetiaary law? Weafe
Matittied that the reading pnhllc would
like to have the«e qneation« answered
hy - the I'enple’K edftor, ^trcoanae many
Who have been active in political circle*
believe him to he a Tilfihan of •Reform
advocate, while other* regard him a* a
CoiiMirvnlivc or Aiiti-Tillinanltc at.
heart. While giving ! thl* Inlornialion
the eilitor of th' People w ill renicniher
that it ha* no^iing whatever p> tlo w illi
the Untie* to he, made in flic approach
ing campaign. So far a* the future l»*
oomtertied. we are intt w i*e eiitMigh
«rHr«elvc* P> *pot. anything *ave the con-
teat between Tillman and flutfIff for
the United State* Senate. Tlri* will lie
an i*«ue, amt a lively one at tliat, if vve
are to take our key to the aituatiott
. I ruin l>htt language of ^iovt'voor 'I'iljmjti
Pi the member*of the LegUlatute when
they were di*ihi**ing the atl.viaahilltv
of returning to outy after the holiday
adiouruineiit.
»»*«***
While The Sentinel ha* never pro-
Aemled to know what-the nmjo i**tm* tt*
tlie conifltg eauiptvlgu would he, it feel*
free to »ny that Ichdleve* the main U-
*ue will he on the 11 in ted Htnic Sena
torial toonteat. Itoth liuth r'* and Till-
iiiaii’* friend* will make it lively.—
flam well Sentinel.
Two condition*, equally fair to both
partle*, were coupled with the editor of
Tun Pieoi'Mc’* acceptance of theSanti-
iicI’h invitation to*‘tell the public wn^re
ho Mand* in State iMdlti **.'’ The Sen
tinel eho*e the ground of controvftr*y.
State politic*, and wa* invited to specify
the U*ue*. In hi* reply, given above,
our content (to rat y admit* that he doc*
not know what the main Utuie* in the
coming campaign will lie,-but believe*
the main l*suc w ill he on the United
State* Senatorial eotitc*t, tho* mixing a
matter td National polUie*,ln State ptd-
itlc*. So ouf contemporary has .not
complied with that condition.
Our second condition was that tho
Sentinel would be answered “if the pub
lic care to have the editor of Tmk Pko-
et.K tell where he stantly.’’
The Sentinel I* satUflcd that the reed
ing public would like to have hi* *uh*ti-
tuted queMtlon* aiiHwered. In the Inst
nioiith one *olitary gentleman ha* told
tin the sanie thing. He live* in another
town and hu* never taken Tiik Pkoci.k.
So we conclude tliat theScntlneP*opin
ion of w hat the reading public wishes
is about as accurate a* htirknowledge of
the Issue* in Stale politics.
Tbe subscriber* to Tmk Pkoim.k are
its reading public. So far as w o km>w
none have found fault, w bile very many
have voluntarily expressed them •elves
most approvingly. If any wish our
opinion oh any Muhject It seems that
they would come to Us aiu| not ask at
the Sentinel’* camp for light.
The year i* young yet. altera while?
when the Sei thud settles down a* to
«1 • iotia, we may answ er them, bi t
now it would seem a waste of labor to
write so much too lighten
Twoaoul* w ith buta single thought,
Two hearts that heat a* one.
Pi he held In Columbia on the ith day
of April, which *aid State Convention
is tn rteente, wheHierttie Hemrm •)»arty
for Spilt ji t 'ljroMna. »1imM liave a Stale
Convention to notniuaieo‘4ndhlat^ for
State oliice* to represent -aid faction in
the lienmcraLlc^irimurie-. Said del
egate i» also to act. a- Uligiwran of the
Executive Comiiiltten for the Jtelonn
Party of flam well Cortnu
U. M.
iligrs,
J„ AY^. laillioisLer,
•I. II. flute*,
<». C. flax ley,
M. M. J.lgblsey.
II. I*. Ilyche*,
U.U. Mathis,
rum.
If. il <
( . fl. i m-v - -
•I. K. Grimes,
M. IV. i'lillllps,
•I. M. skim cr,
I. G. denning*,
U. K. (’layton.
A. Howard I’atterson, C. M. Kden'lcld,
d A. Woodward, W Sadler,
V. K. Tyler, M. d. Pate,
Pevion M. (JaU'r, d. Stall Halford,
G. ff. ttnbtcf, H. Mighunver,
Koht. Aldrich, Kdvvin Ha/.ei,
G.G. Kush, T. S. Weeka,
d. S.-SlHI, fl. K. Huxley,
d. A. Ghuxserran, N. M. Walker,
W. II. Hnncaii. •
“r>TOI‘KUi li< T MFsI(.’
Orange Blossom* in Itaniwell.
On Wedne-day evening, Keh. 28th,
at the Baptist church Mr Robert Allen
Weatl»cr*hec and ’ll** Kstclle
Ow ells; -«sf— Wifli-sbmbHIIiant
young society favorite* were united in
the "Holy flomls” in the presence of ail
inimensc_ cuiiainr-e of irlative* and
friend*.
The ehurch wa*beantifi<llv and taste-
fnlly dccoraled mider tin* direction of
ini-fi I'listtc fi ieniTof the lirlde, vvlio cnine
from the city for that purpose— a lav ish
use trf palm* and putted plant* trail*
formed the Interior into a ticene
ical henniy.-
Miss llrodle, an aceomplished tnusi-
clan, presided at the organ, and under
her skillful lingers a magniticent ren
ditionof Me.idelsohnV Wedding March
pealed fort.li as the nsliers.advanced up
the ai* e. Then came attendiug complc*
of bridesmaids and groomsmen up both
aisle*, crossed over and took position
on eachajde the altar. Two little flow
er-girls, ftis* Allenc Owens,, sister of
fie bride, a'id'MIxs M *rv- \ Hen Wcnth-
e sbee.'the grooniVlUtle nice' attended
oy tlm page*. .vlast'-r-' Aileu Bond
Weathershee and Albert Owen*, pre
ceded the jyitrancc of the bride and
groom.
The ceremony, was performed by Rev.
Mr. Galphin of Ciirti* flaplist.’Uhurch,
Augusta, and was most impressive, the
beauty and tendernes* of M r. Galpliiu’*
address eomplete* a gem of a ceremony
seldom equalled.
The party left the church in time to
the strain* of tho Grand March, from
Queen of Sheba.
The bride’s dress wa* an exquisite
creation of shimmering white satin aid
lace'; she carried white rose* and maid
en hair fern, tied w ith loop* and end* of
satin ribbon—no lovelier vision of beau
ty ever blessed a poet’s dream." Her
bridesmaid* wore dainty costumes of
white Henrietta and satin, and carried
loose sheaf* of La France roses and
white hvacitith* tied with long loops
and end* of Katin ribbon.
The attending couples, ten in
her. were a* follows:
Ml** Knimie Youngblood, of Align*'
ta, with Mr. J. M. Kasterlihg, of Barn
well.
Mias Willie Howard. Augusta, with
Mr. George W. F,«*terMng, flarnwell
Miss Unrrto Yoiliigblood. Augusta
vvitli Q. A. Keniieiiy, Willistoii.
A TU.I TOI l» BY TALBERT.
I hiring one of the roll ealls, says, the
Washington lb s’:, Mr. Reed was stand
ing In the rear of r the ball of the House
with his hand upon the head of Mr.
Kilgore. • • •••
“Thet reminds me of a story.” said
Mr, Talliert, of South f ’sroltna. who
octuple* the seat next t<> Mr. Kilgore.
ft ],ct< have l%f’ said the Texaa man
and' the Main man, ia a sort if
duet. v
-'“W’tHI,”said Mr. Talliert, “a sailor
landing in a seuporj. Piw n one Buoday
though t hu would go to church... The
edillee was osowiled, halt ho IlnHlly
found a place on tlie ptiTpiJ pJatform
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
BARNWELL COUNTY,
IX the coi*kt or rnonsyK.
By James O. Patterson. Ksq., Judge of
directiy underneath thy preacher The
minister w armed U".|ii hi* apiH-al to tlie
uncoilver^iMl. NivlMiig tlmt lhe*nih>r
wan,a stranger, he beiii over to liim,
gripped him by the hair of hi* licad and
impressively shoutud : “My dear sir,
dji you know that you are going
slralglit toliell ?”
ir I -Wouldn’t wonder,” said the sail
or, looking up. “1 see the devil ha*
got me by the back of my head.”'
“-Now,” -aid Mr. Talbert to Mr. Reed,
“l don’t mean to com pare you to the
devil ” * /
“Don’t sav a word,” interrupted Mr.
Reed. “The story is too good to be.
/spoiled by an explanation.”
Tim Nwstt Potato
Texas Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion Bulletin No. 2* is devoted lo the
sweet potato. Tin* lifth mriual re|Mirt
of the agricultural bureau of Texas
Ktoilu g'V’.S the. following value per acre of
Um cmpa nnmed : Gm,t«»m4 io^«; Wn,
fs.ni; wheat, $11.88; sweet potatoes,
The Experiment Station bul-
letln say* that w'heu It is considered
that the diiierence in the cost of grow
ing an. acre of each is comparatively
small, the faet is apparent that this
Vegetable (reserves a high place’ Sn
southern agriculture,
Tlie vinos are an important feed
for stork, amtpeeriiTl y (lin-Y cattliVah
they ooiitniu about as much protein,
ash and crude fiber as the tuber, hut
should be mixed with other feed eon-.
taining more dry and niirogenons ma
terial for feed, ancli as cotton seed or
cotton seed meal. The vines have beeh
t ried a* a salad at The station and
pronounced; of fair quality.
Thirty-one varieties were tested last
year. They were planted from the oth
to the 2. r rth of April. Ridges flve inch
es high, two feet wide, and four feet
apart werb made, the plants standing
one, foot apart In the row. Shallow
cultivation wa* given. The pumpkin
yam, early hunch yam,Tvancemoml and
Tennessee are among the best for table
use, while the Shanghai, vincles* (same
variety as the hunch), bunch, and
NaiiKemond make the best yield.
William NMyeomb, of Stafford
Springs, Conn., IsThy only American
whoevir mtrr'ed hia^ujorher-in-law.
He wa* divorced from her (laafghter. He
has children from both marriages* Any
on* can'figure out for himself fhecOm-
pllcation of relationships involved.
G.
DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Sol.H’ITOH 2X0. ClRCI lT.
AVrLLlAM H. TOWNSEND,
Latk ok Ei.i.iott A Tow XSKND,
Bkaukobt, S. C.
probate In,Barnwell County.
Whereas W. Gilmore 8lmnif,C. 0. P.,
npplle* for Letter* of AdminUtiTitl.on
on tlie estate of Reason Youngblood,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred
and creditors of tlie said deceased, tube
and appear before me at a Court of Pro
bate for the said couhtv, to Ik* holdeti
at Horn well C. il. «>» SiiUinbiy. gist day
svY A lutll ’ II I- ' •
>f April IS'il, at II o’clock a. m.
to sliow cause; If any, why the said ad
ministration should not lie granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the Court thi* 2«hI day of March, A.
D. UML and in the 118th year of Ameri
can Independence.
JA8. O. PATTERSON,
marS-flw I’rohate J udge.
Sale by Order of Court.
S. Guckenhelmer Jc Sons, vs Dryfus
and Rich ct nl.
Bendheira Bros. <& Co. vs Dryfus and
Rich et al.
By virtue of an ^orde.r made In the
above entitled cau*es, by Ills Honor,
Judge Norton, mf the 27th. day of Fel>-
ruary isht, I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash on Saturday the 17th.
March Inst, at lilackville, So. Ca. at. the
Wase-House, between the hqura* of 11
A. M. and I P. M. the following prop-
8,250 Cigar* “El An*toeyata”—
10.000 “Ea Ffago-a’’—
l.tKIf) < 'igats.^Chroticha*”—
lO,(KMt“Ec* Imported” —
20,000 “Rattler”—
.20.1X41 “Umtoot* “2.U’.’
15,OUj6“De Soto” Cheroots.
6th. March 1804—
J. W. L.
Sheriff Barnwell Countv.
Silmmons to Absent Defendants.
Final Discharge.
Nbtlec Is hereby given that the un-
dendgned will file hi* Anal account
withJ. O Patterson, Esq., Judge of
Prohate, on Saturday the 21th daV of
Match next, tit 10 o'clock in the fore-
noon, as Guardlan of Elizabeth John?
ston and ask lor Letters Pi*mis*orv.
: feb22) . ' D. M. JOHNSTON.
MELON SEED.
For-sale. a hundred pounds-of ttna-
duitcrutcd KolbGem Seed, from iperfect
jnttlous ol.uuf (iwiL^grogiug, ami gdcc-
tion, at 50 cents a pound.
:•* T. S. CAYE A BRO.,
fehlS ——* flarnwell, H. C.
For County Auditor.
I announce myself as a candidate for
the office of County Auditor, subject to
all the rules and regulations governing
the Democratic Primaries.
1 hope that thl* announcement will
not be considered premature when the
fact is known that I have neither the
time nor the means to make a per
sonal canvass of the county. Having
met in a business way a large majority
of the voters of tlie county my quallffclo
tions as a business man and general
conduct of lifeare-known, and upon this
I must rely for advancement to Hit* Im
portant potion. M. J PA tK.
GLEM SPRINGS WATER
. V-
a -WILLCUKK-
Dvspepsla^LIver ComnlainfNChronic HeptaOtts, Jafrndh*fl,Torpor bf
Liver, ainl general debility follow ing U|mn malarial diseases. *
Dropsy Diarrhoa Dysentery, ( onstipation, Hemorrhoid a,
- f erine, Keu.tl ami Cystic JJiseases. ILematuria and Cat-
amanial derqngemenls.
J-’ —FOR SALE BY—
J. A IjLiICN TOBtdST
-ah:
Port
J. H. AVERI LI., Recti ter*
• ''1’HROl'Gll AND LOCAL TIME; TABLES.
Iii Effect January 38th, 1894.
No. fl *
5.(jo p. m.
6.50 p. m.
| * No. 1 Daily.
. 75 Meridian Time.
| No. 2 Daily.
| No, 4 Dally,
7 25 a. in.
Lv. Augusta Ar.
8.NT p in.
11.15 a. m.
9 20 a. m.
Ar. Allendale Lv.
6.55 p. in.
9.25 a. m.
9.32 a. m.
Ac. Fairfax Lv.
6.4341. w-
10.30 a. m.
Ar. Yeniassce Lr.
5 U p. m.
10.40 n. m.
Lv. Yemassee Ar.
5.3t> p. in.
44.29 a. m.
Ar. Beaufort
4.46 p. in.
11.45 a. in.
Ar. Port Royrtl
4.30 p. nU
12.50 a. m.
Ar. Charleston
3.15 p iii.
T*
Silmmons to Absent Defendants.
Statk ok South Caromna, >*
flARXi^m.i. County. (
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
C.’C. Simms, Administrator ol tlie es
tate of .Joint J. Maher, deceased,
-Tnariimr,"
ninn-
The Iowa Legislature nas refused to
allow female suffrage, but. wll^glv^tl e
lord* of creation another chance to vote
prohibitum down
All the 4t» Dispensary cases on the
charleston docket were cotuinoed,
awaiting the decision of tlie Supreme
Court as to the constitutionality of the
law.
Small pox has broken out in several
parts of Atlanta, ltd* thought to have
been carried there through the mails.
Compulsory vaccination will be resort
ed to.
It took a Jacksonville jury juH 16
minutes op last Thursday to decide that
4 ‘Gentleman Jim” Corbytt bad not bro
ken the law when lie mauled Charlie
Mitchell ifttn insensibility.
Gen. John H. Gordon is making a
good thing out of his lecture, and lie
deserves all he get*. For its delivery
iu Columbia and Charl«»ton last wee.
he received $4!K). It takes as well North
as South. He delivers it tw ice a w eek
and attends to his Senatorial duties
bet Idea.
The wheat makers of the North and
West are worse olf than the cotton
growers of the. South. East year the
ncreage and production were less than
In any year since 1885, and yet the farm
_ price, 52 cents a bushel, \Vas far below
that of previous year*. The tremen
dous over-production of 111 and 92 did
the business.
Tlie Bland bill, which provides for the
coinage of the silver which ha* accu
mulated as seigniorage in the United
States Treasury, passed the House of
Representatives on the 1st intft. by a ma
jority of 89. If the Senate and I’rbsi-
dent shall agree with tlie House $55,000,-
bOO^viJl be added to the currency of the
' ;
country.
Gen. Jubal A. Early died in Lynch-
berg, Va., Ia*t Friday evening. He. was
hern (Jth November 1816. Tlie part lie
played in the war between the States is
now familiar history. Since the return
of peace he has been criticised Jor his
connection with the Louisiana Lottery.
To hlacraiil, however. It i* “Hid that he I'iP’ocer hen,” which, she says, Is one
, of the t»e*t of her whole lot. Prom the
gave nearly all of the annual salary of
)S,fi(JtJ that it paid him to the Southern
poor. While he lived he would imt
let that ebaritv be known.
Miss Mattie L«>u Kennedy, Williston
with Mr. Albert Bryant, Augusta.
Muu Minnie Green, wilb Mr. I,**e
Ei«terHng, Barnwell.
Ml*« Alice Killing-worth, w ith Mr. J.
T. Sunimerall, Augusta.
VIL*a Bertha Smi'h. " iliiston, with
M • Hen Drummond, Elko. 4
.Ml*s Thi'o. Green, with Mr. Lucius
fl. Toole, Williston.
Mias Marie Konnedv, Williston, with
Mr. Clarence Owen*.
.Miss Be*s|e Green, Williston, with
Mr. Joe Newsom. \
The courteous and attentive usher*
were Messrs. W.. llampion'Melliehampe
and Ashley Weatlier»hee, Messrs, .lame*
S. Smith atid Martitt F. VYeathersbee.
The reception at the home of the
bride’s father, Mf. Allied Owen*, was
largely attended, there Were gue*»*
from many ucighboring cities. Anele-
gant supper wa* served
Bot h bride and groom are great social
favorites, and the many costly and ele-
uant present.-attest the high esteem of
uflection in w liirii they are held.
After a delightful evening tlie happy
couple left an the 11 o’clock train for an
extended tour southward. They were
followed bv the love and best wdshes of
a host of friends..
On their retu n »n elegant entertain
miMit wi|l lie given tliem at tlie hospita
ble home of Mr. and Mrs Allen J.
Weathersbee^ the | arent* of the groom:
The Beat Peaches.
Col. T. S. Williams, of Monetta,
writes to the Aiken Times:
Every man who ha* land, be it.ever
so little, should plant some kind of fruit
trees, lirno otlmrcrop will it give so
miich profit, health and pleasure ft is
perfectly sumirising tlfst licre, where
our long, hot summers demand acids to
counteract their enfeetding effects, am!
w here, nature permits to grow luscious
fruit* in profusion, so many of our
fnrmer* have none at all. Their culti
vation Ulight, pleasant and interest
ing. It is the .Tsthetics of farm life.
Every man who ow ns one-half a r) of
land shold h ive fruit on hi* iahle the
year round—fresii, in season, out of
season* whether,dried or c-lined.
'1'liis list includes varieties that bear
yoiing, are prolific, -hardy and good
growers, and rincluclcx those ripe.nlng
form earliest to latest. I inclmfe-tvrti
lists, one for market and one for home
use, and in order of ripening.
For Market—Amadou (or Alexan
der), Early itiver*. Early TUfltston,
Hale’s Early. Crawford Early, St.
John, Old Mixon Free. .VU. Rose, Lady
Ingold,Stmirp-World,Thiirber, Poster,
Elhecta.
For lioftie nsp add to above: Beat
rice, Amelia, Early Louisa, ou Mixon
Cling, Eaton’s Golden, Heath’s White,
hemon-Cling, Finley’s October.
These will give a selection ripening
tlirpngh the season and o'h account of
go jd points*mendoned aitove I consider
the best out of over KKI varieties tested.
Any other information given or ques
tion* anaweretkclieerfullv.
' T. *. Wii.liams.
Bellinger & Townsend,
- A.TT’OltNK’VM AT LsA W
Olliee Ryan Building, Barnweff, S. <).
Notice.
Ba n veil, S. C. March l»t 1894.
The firm ot flellingeri «& Thompson
having been till* day dissolved by mu
tual consent: Mr. Q. Duncan Beijinger
h*« formed a c«<partnership—with Mr.
William 11. Townsend, late of the linn
of ElKoUec Towiucnd,.Urtaufort S. C.
and w ill continue tlie practice of law at
Barnwell s. c uiulcr the tirm-name of
BKLLiNfTEU A TOWN SEND.
Statk of South Cakoi.ixa.)
County ok Baknwki.i.. \
COURT OF COM MON PI.E AS,
William B. Whaley and J., M. Rivers,
copartners under tlie tlrm name of
Whaley & Rivers, Plaintiffs,
• against.
N. G. VV. Walker, R. C. Holman
Joseph Strauss, Jo*e|di Ferst and
Aayon Ferst, copartners under the
Arm name of M. Ferst Son* A Co.
Andrew Kirkpatrick and Thomas
Reid, Receiver*of Thurber, Whyland
& Co., a corporation existing under
the law* of tlie State of New York,
Hartman, Rosenberg & Co.,and Wil
liam McXab, Defendants.
Summons for relief—Complaint Served.
You are hereby siiniinoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of which a copy i* tiled with the
Clerk of this Court, ami to serve a copy
dLyptir answer to-the said complaint on
the si lime ri lie r* at their oliice at Ban -
well Court House S. ' C., within
twenty dAyvYfTMT tho service here-* - *
of, exclusive (ff th« day of such
service; - and if y.ou Tjiil to answer
the complaint within theTluie aforesaid
the plaintiff/- In th 1 * action wU| apitlv
to the Court for the relief demanded in
tlie complaint.
BATE'* & SIM MS,
Plaintiff’*, Attorney*.
To the Defendant* Joseph Strati**, Jos
eph Ferst and Aaron Ferst, copartner*
under Hie firm name of M. Ferst
Son* A Co., Andrew Kirkpatrick and
- Thomas livid, Receiver*oi Thurber,
Whyland & *Co., a corporation ex
isting under the law* of the State of
New York; Hartman, Rosenberg A,
Got
Road Working.
Office County CommUsionera,
Barnwell, S. C.J1 March 1804.
Road Overseers throu-. ho J lie coun
ty are hereby jii-i muted to order out
prom ply all hand* liable to road duty
iaiJieii several division*, and to have
Hie public highway* put in good trav
eling order. : - j /
They are also required to stake off
all road* u*n feet from the centre, and
to report all delinquent*,
fly order of the Board.
M. J. I’atk, Clerk.
V—
pop SALE.
VALUABLE LANDS IN BARN-
w\dl and Aiken Coiintie* belonging to
tlie New England Mortgage Security
Company.
Persons de«lrlug tn~.huy or rent will
do well to writ) to or call on '
against . ’ ;
Anna Brooks et al, Defen dan toy; '
Copy Siinimons. For Relief. **
(Complaints rVed.)
To the non-Residcut Defendants, Anna
Brooks, Cherry Bonds, Eugenia Sul
livan, Francis Lawrence. Carrie
Mflchell,S. A. Johnson, Julia Mae-
M urpliv, Martin MaeMiirphy a»rd
•Ulno4es -MacMurphy, Thoiua* E.
Mitchell. _
You are hereliy summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint In tlii*
action,of which a copy i* filed with the
Clerk of this Court, and to serve auopy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office. Denmark.
S. C., within twenty day* after tltoser-
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service: and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the tiinc aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
tlie Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Denmark, S. C., Feb. 13th A,
D.1894.
n S.G. M AYFIELD. ;
Plaintiff’* Attorney.
To the above named Defendants:
1‘lease take notice that the Summon*
herewith served upon you in Mh*action
I* Issued upon a complaint praying for
the foreclosure of a mortgage of Beal
Estate executed by you, the said defend
ants, to John J. Maher, deceasetl, fur
ther than the foreclosure of said mprt-
gage.no personal claim I* made against
you, or against any of the defendants,
anif that the Summons and Complaint
was till* day filed in tlie oliice of Clerk
- df rileGourt for flarnwell ( ounrv.
S.G. MAYFIELD,
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Den mark Feb. 13th, 1894.
You will take notice that tho com
plaint in this action was filetU in the
olliee of theClerk of thwCoutfl for flam
well County in the State of SoiitTJ Can*-
liua on the 9th dav of Fepniary 1894.
Bates a slums.
Plaintiffs’ Attorney*.
march N-lijR.
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We have. Ahem, perfect good*, fresh
from tlie factories, finest qualities and
most fashionable styles.
We invite the ladies and gentlemen of
tlie county to call and see for them
selves, confident that we can please the
most critical tastes.
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THE STATE OF
CAROLINA,
BARNWELL COUX’
IN TIIK COURT OK PKORATI.
By Janie* 0. Patterson, Esq., Judge of fjobby HorSCS
Probate. In Barnwell Count}'. ^
--Wherca*, W.Gilmore Siniins. C. C, P.
applies for I,etter* *if Atfiiimlstration
on the Estate of Milford Manuel, de
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and 'ad
monish all and singular, the'kindr»A
and creditor* of the said deceased, to be
and appear before meat a Court of Pro
bate for the said county, to bo holdeti
at Barnwell C. H.on Friday, the loth
daj\of March, 1894, at . 11 o’clock a.
ii). to allow cause, if any, w hy the said
administration should not- be grafted.
Given under my liand and thestml
the Court this 30th day of January
A. D. 1894, and in the 118th year of
American Independence.
JAMES O. PATTERSON,
Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.
W. H. Hagoodli Jr.
BARNWELL C. H., S. C.,
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For full paitiehlais?"
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“MORTGAGEE’S SALE.
Statk of South Carouixa^ ■
Barnw ell CVuNTr. )
Good Example.
One of obr giaid ladv suhseriber* ha*
a chicken which ehe ealls her “Intel-
cut, tracu of lirr:it **f six
image, subject to reiiewal
ily Mtisfactory, have be« n boi -
California and hold to tm
iprumo Court.
sale of the broml* of th!* hen she |>ay*
her subscription* to Itpr County paper
•. and ti
a* well aa her religion* paper, and then
ha* a nice little sum to contribute to the
work of the Church. Thl* example l*
worth follow lug by other good women,
a* they can secure plenty of good
teading mutter and contribute some
thing to their Cliundi and never feel
iw—Audirsou luliiligt:inter.
Whereas Default ha* been made In
the payment of the debt secured by a
certain mortgage bearing-date the 23d
day of February A. D. 1893 -made, ex
ecuted and delivered by Lucius Robin
son of the County of Barnwell, State of
South Carolina, TdrilermanryKhitte ami
Brother of the County oP**Charlestqn
and State Hforesa’yL Which said inorb''
gage was duly recorded in tire oliice of
Register of mesne conveyance for Barn
well county on tlie 23d day of February
J893 in book 6 I) p»ge 240.
Now, therefore, under aud by* virtue
of the power of sale in the said mort
gage contained the said mortgagees,
llenninn Klatteaud Bnither, will sell
in front of the Court House in said
county of Barnwell at the usual place
for official sale*,on the 1st Monday in
April 1891, the same being silesday
and the second day of said month, at
public auction, w ithin the usual hour*
of such sale* to the highest bidder for
cash, the following real estate embraced
in said mortgage to wit:
AlUthat certain piece or parcel or lot
of Ian l wit i building* crec ed thereon,
situate, lying and being hi the tow n of
Blackvilie In the county and State
aforesaid, having a front of twenty
eight [28] feet on Railroad avenue and
a depth of fiftv eight [58] feet and is
bounded as follow*; on the North by
Raii;Road Avenue, on the South & East
by lot of Mmon Brown, and on the
West by lot of Hermann Klatte aud
Brother. # • ;
Termsof sale cash. Purchaser to pwy
for papers.
H IK.WANN KlsTTI at BROTHER,
Mortgagees.
il. FpLMRTON Brisr,
Aimnw> for Mortgagee#.
March 5th 1894.
Notice 1* hereby given unto all whom
it may concern that I hereby revoke the
appointment heretofore made of John
15. Rountree as my attorney in fact, or
agent; and all person* O-tet, ribtlhed to
have no transactions w ith s-aiu John B.
KoTiutroe in my i.aine or affecting my
.property or mv interest.
EUGENIA A. ROUNTREE.
January 8th, 1894. . _ tf
Take Notice.
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Wliereas the pahlic highway* are
constantly obstructed l»y person* plow
ing in them, all persons are hereby
w arned not to pV'W' or plgnt nearer to
any puhlie roarl in thi* coTPity than ten
feetjrom the center of *ucli road.
All overseers ’ are requested to re
port any violation of the law in this ic-
spect to this office.
By order of Board.
M. J. Patk, Clerk
Sale Stables.
Now that the rime to begin farm wbrk
has come I am nwdy supply all per
sons wanting good liorses.aud miilcs at
the right sort of figure*. -
Come and see my stock and learn pri
ce*, and you will find •uit that^^he grip
of hard time* has been broken.
Stable* on East side of Public Square.
X^C. BROWN, Trustee.
" janlfi-tf .
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice I* hereby given that the un-
«Jeisigned will file hi* final account w ith
J.O. Patterson. Ksq., Judge of Piobate,
on Friday the9th u«y <»f 'larch next,
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as Admin-
Ltiatorof the e*tat(t.of Elizabeth i’ries-
tcr, deceased, aii(| ask.for Letters Dis-
missory. , J. A. JENKINS.
Feb. 5th, 1894.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will file his final account
withJ. O. Patterson, Ksq.. Judge of
I'robate, on Monday the 12th daw of
March next, at 10 o’clock In the fore
noon, a* Guardian of C.C. Bishop, and
ask* for Let tars Diawissory.;
- J.W.JEMNt.
Feb.7-td
Carolina Midland R. W., Co.
To take effect at 7.00 A. M.. Sunday,
February 25, 1894.
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THE C.KM KOLLEK OKoAN ONLY 56,00.
A(*ent for Pianos aud Orgaus, Rubber Stump* and Stencil*. Muricai laati
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. RICH JEWELRY,
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General Machinery:
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Tool* and Machinery, to do work on
any Machinery used in this country.
Such a*
COTTON GINS,
GR4ST MILLS,
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Shafting and casting* of Iron or Tfrau*
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Registration Notice. .
The olfice of the Supervisor of Regiff-
tratbm will be open at Barnweli oi) the
OR SPECTACLES, '
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Send j jq^prdcr® to or ci»Ii at
Jas. Allan & Co
285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
T. B. ECUS,
Surveyor am! CiviL Engineer
Special attention given to the computation'
of waser-powers, leveling and drainage. -
A postal card audresScd' to me at Ma it!ay
8. C. will receive prompt atteutioii.
octl.MMvr
FIRST CLASStP-DAILY.
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Barnwell,
9.3S
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Brown,
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Caves,
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Seigling,
9.06
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Allendale;* 9.00- Leave
’‘Telegraph Office*.
first Monday in each month for the j
transaction of such business as i* au
thorized by law.
I. O. JENNINGS,
tf supervisor
Dissolution of Copartnership.
C. KEY'S, SuperUiCendeut.
We the undersigned members of the
firm of E. L. Sander* & Co. thi* day
dissolve- by mutual consent, and E. L.
Sanders will scute the liabilities of the
firm and all taarties indebted to same
will make settlement with him.
E. L. SANDERS,
H. E CORDRAY.
Ulihers S. C.,.Feb, 10th, 1894. ,,
I w 111 continua business at the same
stand and will be glad to have my
ineuds and patron* to vail and see me.
f*»b22] ' E. k. ^-AN DERS.
A tow Tons of Acid left zt
.^8.00 i4cr ton.
T« ♦
A few Tofts of Cotttfn Seedl
Hulls left at $2.00 per ton*.
Don’t «end ion any niUess'
you send the HOtSEY.- \
THE BARNWELL.
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