The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 22, 1894, Image 2
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TUUtt;U>A3', .MAIN'II 22. 1**4..'
A ploMant frnliire of the election held
on the l.'kh in»t. In the Kir*! C**ngre*^-
Innel l>Utr)ct,n4y* thi} OrRii^eburg hn-
terprUo, w»h the voting of the tWh c»ii-
diflutei. **JMilge l«Ur »tid Hr. .Stoke*
ceine Info the poll* tosrether end were
c.hRttlnjt idoHitnitlly. I»r. 8U,ke* voted
for Judge ItUr, and toe .1 <idfce voted
for Hr. SiokfR.” And we think the
better 1>f hotii men for that Imaiitlful
tM)hwvlor. ,
A Rarnwcll Man hi KhIIihIi Connly
KK4L.Ua., March 12th, JsHl,
Ktlitw /‘roftki &cr
We are having real *prln}r weather
now and the lari’iefa, tho«e ol them that
vare noUhrotn;h idMiitlnRttorn, are puah
injf to a elo^c in order to he ready to
put In their Sea lalalid , iH»tU»n on the
full of the moon, which they claim, or
a gfoat many of then do, that it will
Iwar fuller ami make morocotton plaut-
ud'kt that time.
Well, Mr. Editor, the people here are
complaining of hard time*, yet they are
all tiring qnthcVr own hog and hominy.
They failed u, n wlixc from their lung
•>t ipie cotton the paat aeaaoti what they
ha«l anticipated 111 tile apring. A fair
average crop of the long cotton in tin*
county f* it hale to every two and a half
or three acre*. .Some laniU.w ill do hot
ter and tome not quite *o well.' Now.
|h ^mter-fco make il»U aoo-oot-oi «^H ton
we u*e from two to three hundred
|k>uii<In of guano per acre. We u*e from
one to two hfmlred imnnd* of giiano
uijdei our corn and gather from fifteen
to twenty-live hu*hel* per acre. A* a
general ride every farmer rai*e* hi* ow n
moat and ayrdp—atpl it i* almo»t an un-
hcard ,»IThing to hear of a farmer \inv-
ing to buy «?orn, hot to the contrary
_ 7 they have ft tor Kale, to Um. turfmntiue
men or inill men. At prevent we have
but one railroad in the county and that
a abort line, ten mile*, from Hover on
. the rentral mad, to Slatevhoro. the
county Mte. In a general Why every
fanner rai*e« plntlei* and (mtato** in
plenty to fatten all their hog*. Thou*-
and* of pound* of pork are hauled or
vhipped to Savannah every fall him;
winter. I’ubllc aehoola run tlvemonth*
In »He vear and are well patronized ami
conducted on good principle* People
„car Hie Savannah and We*»ern Hail
roul make or have been making a good
thing rwUlng tma 1 * and «liip|,ing them
to Northern marktt*.
Thia cou> ty i* fa*t lining up w ith
people from other State*. Their ante
ottjeef In coming i* P> raise long staple
cotton. But few more can get home*
here, in fact the one* that are here now
could not have got home* had not the
iiatlveaaoli^out or leased out and gone
further on South. Land rmu* in thi*
portion of the county at the ami six
dollar* per aere. Can stake this coun
ty agalnnt the world for |dc nica and
big dinner*. That I can prove by one
of your felhAi^enuntrvinen. George 1*.
Morris, of Great 1 yprow*. who attended
one at Statesboro on the 2<>ih of last
July.
'£he population of Bullock egunty Re
cording to the last ceuaiiA wn* W j 12
That number ha*increM*ed since. Barn
well county l* fairly represented here,
and nearly every other bounty in the
state. *
'l Imre has recently bfsn a hank slart-
t;d at Statesboro, which i* doing a live
ly Imaiuesa shaving notes.
Our court convenes fourth Monday in
ApfTTaiid I* expected to he it VC I.V, ss
there are two or three murder ca-et.
For the first time In the history of thi*
county court wa* in session nearly two
weexs last fall. Usually they IlnNhed
l up In about three day*, hut a* |>opiila-
tion increase* ciinm increases, and ms
crime Increases lawyer* Increase, Not
many year* hack, 1 am told, there was
not a lawyer in thUeounty none nearer
than Savannah. Now there »rc ten or
> twelve. '<■, ■*
This State I* laid ntF In militia dis
trict* ami each one numbered, this is
1210 G. M. I). Kacli district has a Jus
tice of the I'eace ami one day In each
nmiith they meet at their court grounds
and try ail cases coming under their
iurisdietion, and it Is generally quite a
busy day.
The |»eople ate very mueh divided on
imliticw, each faction claims to he In the
majority. Well you can understand
how that is. .SkntrY.
Clrmson College Correspondence.
Editor People:
As it has been quite a w hile since I
have written anything for your valua
ble paper I now lake great pleasure-in
sending whit little new* there*'la of
Clemson. nince my last article quite a
number of stmtentk have heen etTrrtfled.
Mr. J. II. Dukes, one of our fellow
stu h uts, from Orangeburg city, passed
away very quietly yesterday morning,
after suffering about three Weeks from
f< ver. All reeltatio’is and other daily
unties wore suspended The corps of
cadets escorted the body to the train ac
companied by the faculty. Messrs.
Felder and Sibley wttj detailed to ac
company the body to Ortyjgcbtieg.
For the past we« k or s<, quite a num
ber have beea takcu to the hospital, but'
can say that they are in no way
gerou«iy <ick, most of them have severe
••olds, caused perhaps from the clfttnge
of climate.
Tim Hoard of Trustees held a meeting
here on the 15th instant. President
Craighead has just return-d from Char
leston, where he delivered an addif»*
before the Medical College of that city.
Clemson is on a boom, ail students .
w ho :<t first w ere dissatisfied are now
very much pleased and all seem to be
getting along splendidly. The addition
which is being built to the Mechanical
flail is nearly finished and when com
pleted. will give mechanical work to
over due hundred students.
Clkm*ok.
stream to
realising
iger, nurled HI* niwel* in
h.* horse’* nine and dashed Into (he
water.
The carriage was tossing and rolling
upon the Waves, and tin* lady was
•creaming. The situation was desnar
I ate, and Karly,* reall/ ing it, hsiif^fi
energies to *avc her. The yortng s«
dier eeacficil the carriage just a* It
toppled over. The water riffled over
the beautiful gVi, nml Ksrly thought
*he wa* lost, lait a reconil later site
came up almost beside him. Keaching
down lie caught her hv the skirt, and a
ftal) minute Ut«t ws» buming luir wo-
tionles* H(»dy in his aniiy. '1 hen, guid
ing Ills h r»c as Itcsl lie could, the
f.icoieoHiitinadc for tire slmre. Once
on dry land, he gave lii* stsilion the
spur*, and In a few minutes galloped
up to tile hotel witJi the almost lilcjes*
.body of the heBe ju his arms.
Mli«wa* carried to her I rlends, ami
then tlie story-nf her rescue wusKinie.il.
The Lieutenant was Che hero of the
hour, and that evening monopolizeij
the Htiskcr Imlle** dancing list.
. From that evening uiitil the close of
tlie season lie wa* her almost constant
companion. She received his aiteiitioiis
w ith apparent delight, and when the
cool, frosty air warned the visitors of
approaching winter they went away
promising to meet each other there the
nMkt summer. The lady went back to
her home, her heart full of tlie conquest
she iiad made, while Karly rc|»orted to
hi* troop for duty. At Fort Monroe
he remained ulTUT'tha Florhla war,
when be went to the Everglades. There
lie distinguished liimself, and, as lor-
luiie smiled upon him, his love lo£ the
git I far away in her Northern homo in
creased. For her lie was full of hope
and ambition. ' T~p- “li
Slut both*w«rc •loomed to an early
and «a<f *1 isatqwd ntm>M t
A dentist In Macon, Ga., ha* made
t joth pulling a pic nic/ Hia patients
are hynnotlaed and part with their
teeth without a particle of pain.
THE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA
BARN WKLl/fOUNTY.
Final Discharge.
FIN^HC DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby**
jdffslgued will file h
By
Iven rbat the un
is llnai\acc«*unf
TroWate,,. en M
April next,
noon, a* Gu
land and as
jVJd dajfSyf-. ; tlee«u*«efl
in the f*»re- ’i'liesc
mar22-U]
jjav the
clock i
dinh of Mrs. M A. Kirk
for letters T)Isitii**orv.
E. KlKKLANl).
Teaclters’ Examination.
The Spring Exam)n-it ion of persons
desiring to secure ce/tiflcute* as teach
er- in the I’liblic Scholds of this county
will lie held at Barnwell' on/ Friday
20th A|»ril, 1«!ll, beginning at 10
o'clock a. in. sliar|>. All person*fntot*
r.sted will |(|ea'-e remember the dale auc
he present punctually.
K. C. KIRKLAND. S. C. B.C.
Other jonmy |»a|M;rs cripy.
IK THK COl'RT OK rRoBSTfC
Jniues O. Patterson, Kkq., JudpfK<of
i’robirte In Barnwell Conpiy.
Wherea- VV. ICHl more'81 in m--,'C. P.,
applies for letter* of Administration
t; pf jBcasoii youngblood.
Notice la hereby given that the un-
‘rtlghcd will flic his final account
are, therefore. to,cft?; < lHrd aiL
monish all and singjiiar, the kindred
and creditor* of the »aiirdecea*nd, to he
and appear before me at a Court of Pro
bate for tlie said county, to be holdcn
at HarnweliC.il.on Satunbiv. 21stday
of ApiiL LUG, at 11 o’clock a. 4m
to show cause, if any, why tlie said ad
ministration should,hot he granted. ;
Given under my hand and the scal of Hountree in my name or affecting m>
Sale Under Mortgage.
With the approach of Spring Lieu
tenant Early’s thought* liegan to dwell
upon the pleasant meeting so near at
hand.
Early in the spring he applied for a
leave of absence, and it came, hut the
same mail brought him a- paper, Tlie
ha idwritii g upon tlie wrauper was fa
miliar to him, and as he tore it away a
heavy blank mark ijpon-flte "piflKT
caught hiseyc. Glancing at It, he re.id
the piebe which it marked. That piece
told liliii of the marriage of the lady he
loved an welt, ami as he reat} It he re
alized for tlie first time that she had
been toviog with Ills heart, • After
reading It he cut the piece from the » a-
per, placed it in a bonk anil kept it.
That I* why. It I* said Juhal Rally
nev« r married.—Baltimore American.
A Few Word* to Roy*.
A long t me ago a little boy, 12 years
old, on bis road to Vermont stopped at
ucoiiHiry tavern and puid for his lodg
ing and breakfast hy sawing wood in
stead of asking for food as a gift. Fif
ty years laier this same boy passed tlie
sumo little inn a* George Peabody, tlie
' anaer whose name i* the synonym of
magnificent charities, the honored of
two heini*p(leie*.
He was born poor, In Dnnitfr* Mas*.
awLby bwghimni' life right Imd ftnr
suing a courac of strict honesty, integ
rity, industry, activity ami Christian
benevolence,^ he w as able u>ainasa great
wealtii. Some years ainc«! he made a
generous gift to his native town ar.d re
meuihercd the city of Baltimore, Md.
hiiiI,having lived in Lobilon lit his later
(lav* he lia.l given 7.V>,INI0' to lie devoted
to tlie heuetit of the poor of that city.
When Cornelius Vanderbilt was
young mail TfT* uiother gate him BTty
dollar* of her saving* to« buy a small
boat ami he euguged in the liusincas of
iransporting market gardeiiiug nrodm-e
rrom SUten Island to New ; York cltv.
IVlien the w ind was not fav >rahlo fin
>vouhl work tii* way over tlie shoals by
p isliing Ills boat along. This energy
gave hlm uTwaya TV coiiTmand of Tull
freigliLand lie acruiiiulaicd money, and
after a wblle he liegan (o build and run
steamboat* and lie died worth more than
eighty^flve,million dollars.
The young man who think*of tal-
ing a short cut fortune should , dc-
Iilieratoly w rite dow n the name of a
dozen of our richest in mi, ami he will
find that the largest pa'P of the wealth
of tl$ Astors, Ifrowt a, Stewarts and
Vanderbilt* was accumulated after
their tiltiet h year.
Columbus wa* the sou of a weaver
and a weaver himself,
Franklht wa* the «nn of it tallow
ciiattdier and soap holler.
.s|iaks|M*4ii:e w as tlie sou of a wood cut-
ter^
Milton w as the son of a money scrlv-
ner.
Kohert. BurnsWsaa plontrhman..
Napoleon was of a poor fani ly'-of
Corsb-a.
John .L cob A* o* once sold apptea
on Hie streets of N.e»' York, aitd ilenry
Clay w as once a m ijl hoy;
Wasbiniftoii, tlio F'atlier of our coun
try. w hose educHtidii w as limited, ne\er
Iiad tlie advantage of college a* tlie
boys of bur da vs.
Stonewall Jackson, Gardcld and ,a
great, many more of our beat men were
raised poor hope - '
One of the richest men Barnwell
county ever ralscd was a poor lined*
ncated boy, and It is said that lie never
asked for credit hut onee in his life ami
Statu or Sm tii CakoliSa,)
- BakXwki.i. Coi nty. S •
Where** default ha* been made in the
payment of a clmtlcl mortgage ox^cuted
hv J. M. Weekly to Geo. R. Lombard
A Co. on the 12th Deceinher'IsiH) and re-
eorded- In ollice of Register Mesne Con
veyance for said county.in Rook No
7, pages TOT to 70t>, we w ill sell to the
inybest bidder for ca*B7 at tlie residence
of Hr. J. M. Weekly, near I'lmcrs,
C., on the ItH day orAprtl iHitl, at I:
o’clock M. the following property, cov
eresl hy said mortgage. io win
tine2< | -ll. P. Atlas Engine.
Our. jri.li.TL-R-T. BulhurV—..-4
One .T0-Saw Augusta, Ga., Feeder
and Condenser.
One New Era 1’rcss.
One parcel C. C. Mill
Irons.
GKO. R. LOMBARD A. CO.
per II. L O’BANNON, Agent.
March PJth ISllf.
Stones
and
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(- BARNWELL COfNTY.
IK TIIK COCHT OK IMtOBATK.
By James O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of
Probate in Barnwell County.
Where** K. 0. Willis applies lor Let
ters of Administration on the estate of
W. W. Willis., deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singuiar, the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to he
■and appear before me at,a Court of pro-
lute for the said county, to he holdeu
at Barnwell C. I Lon Friday, the'Sith
day of March, isnt, at 11 o’clock a.
m. to show cause, if any, why the saiil
administration should not he granted.
Given under my handluid the seal of
the Court this 17th day of March
A. D. Ifg)l, and in the 118th year of
American Independence.
JAMEs 0. PATTERSON,
— — Probate J udge.
mar22-2w
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Solicitor 2kj». CiBct iT.
WILLIAM II. TOWNSENIV
Latk ok Klmott A Towksk.nd,
Bkalkokt, S. C.
Bellinger & Townsend,
ATTOltNICYrt A'r L.A.VV
Olllcc Ryan Building, Bain well, 8. r.
$i« BEffARD $io.
I will pay a reward of ten dollars for
the return to me at Barn wed ♦>( <web «>f
the following described prisoners who
escaped from jail on Friday evening,
lllh Inst.
Ilenry Lee, black, abont *28 year* old,
heiglit 5 feet 11 inches or (ifuet, clean
face|mu*tache light if any, weight
about l7upoULds, had on a capandbiue
overalls.
gard
to, ahoutllr> years old
weigh* about 140 pounds, .Scar on un
der lip,scar on o k? hand across tin-
gers. .' ' '
J. W. LANCASTER. S. ILX.
BAKwall, tCC.
12 March 1ff!>4.
^1 teauregard Stratford—Bright mulat-
light mustache,'
MASTER’S SALE.
Statk ok Sot'Tii Cakolika,)
Coi nty OK ilAK.NUKLL. (
The Aiijerlcan Freehold l.and Mortgage
Company of Lomion, Limited,agaiqst
David 8. Hair.
w as refused and that satisfied him with
the_crwdit sysVm. *
One of Id* ncigiihors once asked him
how he managed to make so much corn.
His reply was hy planting long rows
and plenty of them. • —y
Boy*. it i.- - not good for human nature
to have the road of life made too easy,
dau- j so it i* a eoiiimoo saying that the men
w ho are most successful in business are
those who begin life in their shirtsleeves
Nece a ty is always the first stimilant
to industry. Mid those who cooducf it
with prudenee7pei severance and energy
will rarely fail. Viewed in till* light
tlie necessity of labor is not a chastise
ment but a blessing.
It limy indeed be a question whether
a heavier curse could be iipposod on
niaii than a complete gratification of
all his wishes without,effort on his
part leaving imthlngTor his hope's, de-
hirers, or struggles.
X. Y. Z.
4 KoiiBci.osrTJK.
BY VIR'l I’E of- a decretal order to
me directed in the above entitled cause
I wdn sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Monday tlie second day
of April 1SM1, it being saleday in said
month, within the legal hours of sale,
the following described real estate:
Five hundred and forty three (54J1
acres, more or less, liouuded on the
North by land* of Mrs. Darling Bert,
Kasfby Turkey Creek, South by the
Estate of Alien Hair, West by tlie es
tate of Dr. J. (). I!hgood and J. E. Bert.
Terms: one half cash, the balance in
one year with interest from day of sale,
unpaid purchase money to he secured
hy bond of the purchaser and mortgage
of the premises sold. Purchaser to
havenpfiorrof paying aHcasli.
Purchaser to pav foVpapeis.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
Master.
12 March 181*4.
the Court (his 2m) day of March, A.
1*. Im and in tlie U8th year of Ameri
can Independence.
JA8. O. PATTERSON, -
marH-C.w Probate Judge.
Siimmons tu Absent Defendants,
Statk ok 8ot TU Cahomva,)
Cbf xl v OK Bakkavki.l. i
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. •
William *1$. Whaley and J. M. Rivers,
copartner* under the firm name of
Whaley J^Rjvers, I’laintllls,
' ' against.
N. G. W. Walker, R. C. Holman
Joseph Straustk, Joseph Ferst add
Aaron Ferst, copartners under the
fii in natne of M. Ferst Sons A Co.
Andrew Kirkpatrick ami Thomas
—Retd, Receivers txf Ttmrf.pr.^WtrytHTitl
A Co., a corporation existing under
the law * of the State of New York,
Hartman, Rosehbeyg A Co.,and Wil
liam iMfNab, Defendants.
Summons for relief—(’omplaint Herved.
—Ymr are hrrrhy surmflonH and
TBS'
quirnd to answer tlie complaint In this
action, of which a copy Is Hied wiih the
TUevk of thi* Court, and to serve a copy
of your answer to tlie said complaint on
the subscribers at their otllce at Barlh-
woll Court House 8. C., within
twenty days after the service here
of, exclusive of the day. of such
service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within tlie time aforesaid
the plaintiff*, in til's action w ill apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
BATK8 A SiMMST
Plalntilf’s, Attorneys.
To the Defendants Joseph Strauss, Jos
eph Merst and Aaron Ferst, eopastuer*
under Hie Arm name of M. Ferst
Sons A Co.. Andrew Kirkpatrick and
Thomas Reid, Receiver* of Thurber,
WhylamlA Co., a corporation ex
isting under the laws of the State of
New York; Hartman, Rosenberg A
Co.
Yon will take notice that the com
plain? in tliis action was tiled in the
oHlee of the Clerk of the Court for Barn
well County in the State of South Caro
lina on the IHh day of Feoruary I8H4.
BATES A SIMMS,
O. Patterson, Kaq., Judge of
Prohate, on Saturdav the 24th day of
March next, at to o'clock in the fore
noon, a* Guardian of Elizabeth John
ston and ask for Letters I)i*mi*<>nry.
Ieb22 . X). M. JOHNSTON.
. ——««• i . i. ■ " ^.-r
GLENN
• t ■ -
Drapepsla, Liver
Liver, and general
—'WILL CURE— v
N0T1GE.
debilitr following upon malarial
'*1? amanlal derangement.*.
. —FOR SALJi BY— • *
Notice is hereby given unto all whom
it may concern that I hereby revoke the
apixdntment heretofore made of John
B. Rountree as my attorney la fact, or
.T, AJ.LEy TOBUST
agent; and all |>ersons arc notiHed to
have no transactions with saki John B
property or mv interest.
EUGENIA A. ROUNTREE.
January 8th, 1894. it
For County Auditor.'
I nnnounce myself as a candidate for
the office of County Auditor, subject to
all the rules and regulations governing
the Democratic Primaries,
I hope that thi* announcement will
not lie considered premature when the
fact Is known that I have neither the
time nor the means to make a per
s mal canvass of the county. Having
met in a business way a large majority
of the Voters of the county ifty qualifica
tions as k business man and genera
conduct of lifeare known, and upon this
I must r«dy for advancement to thi* im
portant position. M.J Patk.
SiMons Io Absent Defendants.
Statk ok%Socth Carolina, 1
,• -Bahnwkll CoPntv. i
( OL KT OF l OM MON PLEAS.
C. C. Simms. Administrator of the es
tate of John JT. Mailer, ileeeased
Plaintiff,
against
A nna Brooks et al, Defendants.
march 8-0 w.
Plaintiffs’ Attorneys.
pop SALE.
VALUABLE LAXDS~lN BARN-
well and Aiken Counties belonging to
the New; England Mortgage Security
Company.
Persons desiring to buy or rent will
do-well to write tour call on
W. H. Hagood, Jr.
BARNWELL C. H., S. C
For full particular*.
marS-lv
Take Notice.
Whereas, the public highways are
constantly obstructed by persons plow
ing in them, all persons axe hereby
warned not to plow or plaift nearer to
any public road in thi* county than ten
feet from the center of such. road.
All overseers' arc req^uested to re
port any violation of tjte law iu tins le-
spect to this ollice. .
By order of Board. '
M. .h Patk, Clerk
Sale Stables.
Now that tlie time to begin farm work
has come 1 am ready to supply all per
sons wanting good horses and mules at
the right sort of figures.
Come and see my stock and learn pri
ces, and you Will find out that the grip
of hard times has been broken..
jStables otfEast side of Public Square.
C. BROWN; Trustee.
janl8-tf
Copy Summons. For Relief
(Complaint S' rved.)
To the noii-Resideut I»efendants, Anna
Brooks, Cherry Bonds, Eugenia Sul
livan, Francis Lawrence, Carrie
Mitchell, S. A. Johnson, Julia Mac
Murphy, Martin MacMurphy and
Charles MacMurphy, Thomas E
Mitchell.
You are
hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint In this
action, of w hich a copy is Hied with the
Clerk of this Court, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber athis office. Denmark
S. C., w ithin twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusiveof the day of such
service; and if you fall to answer the
complaint within tlie time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Denmark, S. C., Feb. Lith A
D. 1894.
8. G. MAYFIELD.
Plaintiff’* Attorney.
To the above named Defendants:
Please take notice that the .Summons
herewith served upon you In this action
Is issued upon a complaint praying for
the-foreclosure of a mortgage of Real
Estate executed bV ifon, the said defend
ants, u> John J. Maher, deceased, fur
ther than the foreclosure of said mort
gage no personal claim f* made against
you, or against any of the defendants
and that the Suniinoil* and Complaint
w as this day Hied in the office of Clerk
of the Court for Barnwell Countv.
S.G. MAYFIELD,
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Denmark, 8. C„ Feb. Blth, 18'J4.
Carolina Midland R. ff. Co.
To take effect at 7.00 A. M.
February .2.'), 18»L
Sunday
South Bound.
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9.;t0|l2.23
9.20 12.0*
!KI9 ,11.30
MELON SEED.
For sale a hundred pounds of una
dulterated KolhGem Seed, from perfect
uieipu* of onr own grow ing And seleo
tion, at 50 cents a pound. -
T. S. CAVE A HRO.,
fob 15 Barnwell. S. C.
Special Master’s Sale.
^tfTATK OK SotTTH CaBOLIKA,)
Gcacral Early’s llomanee.
Ewlv never married. A pretty ro
mance is told about him. W’hen lie wn*
m young IJouteiiaut iu 1837 he appeared
at the Green briar White Sulphur
Springs in brilliant uniform and riding
a splendid black stallion. One day,
shortly after he Iiad gone out for a ride,
m beautiful young lady from Philadel
phia, a debutante, s|>endiug her first
sea sou at “The White,” drove off in her
carriage, Slye bad never met tlie you ng
Lieutenant.
, Near the spring is a small creek, us
ually only a few feet deep. B.it on
that afternoon It wa* a swollen stream
of mad. muddy waters, sent down from
thferaouiihiiu side afterfc long rain of
the day before. Towards the stream the
carriage rolled, and just before reaching
It passed the Lieutenant. At the bank*
of the creek the driver paused a second,
The Montgomery Advertiser has res
urrected an old f*py of the Weekly Flag
and Advertiser, published in that city
Friday, December 1, 1848. On the sec
ond page of the papwr the local cotton
market is review ed.and cotton is quoted
at l|, 4}and 5 cents. The same paper
quotes cotton at Liverpool at an'ad
vance of three cent* over the Montgom
ery price. But steam transportation
has changed al! of thi*. the d iff ere non
between the Liverpool and Montgomery
markets being now only I'i ueuta, equal
to 11 cyiits In favor outlie producer. In
a crop of 7,5 O.tXtO hales this small item
of Ij cents, made possible by* modern
shipping faciilties, amounts to about
S(JO.(K(0,uoO to the cotton planters of the
South.
0, Woman.
and then, thinking that he could make
tfe
t»«rged his horse* in. Before the team
h id reaahtd the middle of the stream,
however,they were lashed off their
O woman, when the day Is done,
Man'* work is o'er, his rest twxnn,
But you your iiMiti) vigils keep
And Work and work while he doth sleep;
The button* on his'rlothcs you sew,
And through his pockets nimbly go—
His letter* you investimte,
And his louw chsii'r*' Hpppnpfiate.
. Ksicoi.- Vhj JoUn.i
County ok Bahnwkll. [
The American Freehold Land Mortgage
( ompaify of London, Limited, Plain
tiffs. ; — \
' . vs.
India J. Miller, Defendant.
KOUKCLOHUKK.
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Pursuant to Judgment and Order- of
the Court made iu the above entitled
cause, dated 31st January 1894, and hy
virtue ofthe Authority thereby ju me
vested, 1 will offer for sale|4^A , Public
Auction before the Court Utilise at
Barnwell on the flrsifeJDinday in April
next, Hie-same being >ale day and the
2nd (lay of said ufonth, within the legal
honrsof sale, the following described
real property, situate,lyingand l»eing
instate ami County aforesaid, U|M>n
the*term* hereinafter menUoned: One
hundred and tifty six acres more or less
and bounded on the Nrrth hy lands of
Mrs. Ethel Lard and Dr. John M.
Smith;. East and South hy lands. 0!
Bryant- Weathcrsbee; and We*t b
lands of L. B, Tool# and George C.
Smith'
, Terms: One half gash', the balanve In
one year with iutefest from day of aale.
Vnpald purchase money to be secured
' purchaser and mortgage of
_ remises sold. Purchaser to have
-' the option of paying all cash. Pur
chaser to pay for papers.
W. GILMORE SIMMS, '
Special Master.
.Barnwell, 8. C. I2lh Search 2894.
MORTGAGEE’S SALE.
>k-'South Carolina,[
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in
Statk ok
Baunw
Whereas Default ha* been made
the payment of the debt secured by a
certain mortgage bearing date the 23d
day of February A. D. 18113 made, ex
ecuted and delivered by Lucius Robin-
aons>f the Colinty of Barnwell, State of
South Carolina, to Hermann K latte and
Brother of the Ctninty of Cliarlestdti
and State aforesaid, w hich said morN
gage was duly recorded iu the office of
Register of mesne con veyance for Barn
well county on the 23d day of February
1893 in hook 0 D page 210.
Now. therefore, under hi d hy virtue
of the power of sale in the said mort
gage contained the *aid mortgagees,
Hermann Klatte and Brother, w ill sell
iu front of tlie Court House in said
emwitvof Barnwell at the 'usual pla«*e
for official sales, op tlie 1st. Monday in
April 1891, the sitnie being salesday
and the second day «i said month, at
public auction, within the usual ’hours
of such sales to the highest bidder for
cash, the following real estate embraced
in sahl mortgage to wit: -
All that certain piece.qr parcel or lot
of land with building* erected thereon,
situate,'lying and being in the tow n of
Blackvilie In the county and State,
aforeftmL having a front of twenty
,elght*i3S] feet on Railroad avenue and
deptjt of tiitr eight [591 feet and is
bounded as follow*; on the North by
Rail Road Avenue, outhe South East
by lot of Simon Brown, and on the
We-t by‘ lot of Hermann Klatte. and
Brother.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for paper*.
Hkrhakk Klatti A Rrothkr,.
Mortgagees.
fl. Fuli krtok Boist,
Attorney for Mortgagees.
March 5lh ISV4.
4.00
4.2*
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4,40- 7A«
. .Springfield..
4 £
, .’.Whaleys.
2 . I
..Walkers .:;.i
8.54 ll.Wi
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8.32 I.O.ftO
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8 v li; 9.22
Q.40 7.54
.05. 8.(4
7«29
7.39
7.51
8 09:
8.25
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. A. M. 4
Woodward.,.
3
*.Barnwell
6
Morrises
4 .
Ar Brownell-Lv
Lv 2 Ar
8.19! .Caves.
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2ffi..•SelgHog..' 1 ..
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8.32 Ar*Allendal« Lv
8.06 0.12
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7.50 8.54
7.4U; 8 714
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8.14
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7.50
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7.20
P. M.
7.20
A. M.
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FIRST CLASS—DAILY.
Read Down.
No. 3
r. m.
Leave 5.25 Blackvilic.
5.35 Ashleigh,
5.39 Woodward,
Baniwell,
Morrises,
Brown;
Caves,
Seigling,
Allendale,
•Telegraph Offices.
J. C. KEYS, Superintendent.
5 46
5.56
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6.11
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6.25
Read Up.
No. 4
A. M.
HMjO
9.50
9.45
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0.28
9 18
9.06
9JW
I/eave
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For Sale.
That beautifully located and highly
Improved tarm of 267 acres, on, the
South Carolina Raiisray. known as
part of the 41(4111* place andfhonndetl
by lands of M. Willis, Mrs. Sallie Stah-
sell, L. A. Thomson, James Baxley and
the South Carolina Railway I* offered
for sale on It ve years time with interest
at7 percent per annum.. This place
can be made an ideal home, it has all
needed out buildings, splendid water
and a proverbial health record. There
is no waste land on the place and it can
be improved to equal In productiveness
any like number of acres in South Caro
lina: For prices and other particular*
apply to
F. T. SANFORD.
Aogtula,. Ga.
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
No. 3* i
J. II. AVERILL, Receiver.
THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES*
In Effect January 28th, 1894.
NTTAhiUyT: 75 Meridian Time. So. 2l>*»y.l No.4D„U y .
5.00 p.
6.50 p.
m.l
m.
t *2o a. in.
9.20 a. m.
9.32 a. in.
10.30 a. m.
40.40 a. m.
11.29 a. m.
11.45 a. ro.
12.50 a. m.
Lv. Augusta Ar.
8.50
V-
m.
Ar. Allendale Lv.
6.55
P-
ID.
Ar. Fairfax Lr.
6.43
I*.
m.
Ar. Yemassee Lv.
5 45
P-
m.
Lv. Yemasso* Ar.
P-
m.
Ar. Beaufort
4.46
P-
in.
Ar. Port Royal
4.30
P-
m.
} Ar. Charleston
3.15
P
in.
11.15 a. m.
9J5 a. m.
Between Port Poyal and Beaufort and Charleston.
No. 5 Ihtily.
No. 6 Daily.
75 Meridian Time.
T
1.15 p.
1.21 p.
2.25 p.
4.30 p.
in.
in.
m.
in.
Lv. Pt. RovaUAr.
6.50 p. m.
Lv. Beaufort Ar.
6 34 p. m.
Ar, Yeinasseen
5.40 p. m.
Ar. Charleston Lv
.. ..
3 15 p. in.
Conueclion at Allendale for Csrolma Midland Stations. _ „ .
R. H. WRIGHT, G. P. A GEO. F. BRy^AN^Tj^A^
Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway,
JTB: I’l.KVEL.VND, ReeelVfT.
Augusta and Asheville ihort Line.
Schedule In effect September 24th, 1893.
9 :00ain
11 :13am
12 :47pm
1 :45pm
7:40pn
- 2 :40pm
6 : 40pm
l-eave .....
Arrive
4 :20pmjArrive
5:24pm A rrlre
7 ^Klpm Arrive
6:45pni| Arrive
Arrive
.. Augusta
. v Anderson
./.Greenwood-
— Laurens,.
.. Greenville. (J
.. .Spartanburg
Arrive 1:40pm
..l.eave 7:54)am
. .Leave II dkVani
..Leave 10 2>5*m
..Leave! 7:4&ani
Asheville.
6 ..... --
. . . . . v f » . •
],e*ve: 8:40*n>
eavel
8 9 4pm
5 DOpm
1:45pm
3:3Hpia
9:12pm
For further Information relalive to TKkets, Kates, etc.. spplyt«»
TV. J. CRAIG, G.l . A.
R. L. TODDTrav. Pass. Agent, Dyer Building, Angusta, Gs.
South Bound Bail Road.
In Effect Oct. 1st. 1891.
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READ DOWN
No. io. ;>8.
4 In pm 6 tai am
9 U0 .pmlo 20 am
........ 2 50 pm A r
6 4*i jmcAr
6 40 pm 9 55 am Ar
-¥•
Short Line To Augusta And Asheville,
KEAN UP.
Lv
Ar.
.Savannah Ar
Colombia. Lv
. . Spartanhiirg. Lvill 15 ami
Asheville ... j Lv! 8 10 am
Allendale, (centra) tiinek Lv: 4 00 pm
7 29 pm 10 42 am Vr Barnwell, (cenira] time). ....Lv: 3 17 pm
7 SO pm 11 03 am Ar. .BlackvilW, '.tvntral time) Lvi 3 59 pm
9 io pm Ar ... . Seivem-. tcentral lime).
No 37. I No. !♦.
8 <0 pin|l0 05 am
3 20 pm; 5 15 am
i
7 an am
6 42 am
6 18 am
& of. am
T*of further infoimation apply to
Win. Bntler Jr.
T.i’ass. A gt. Columbia, S. C.
V,
I. M. Fleming,
GenT Pass. Agt. ^av’h, fca.
K. Ford.Snpt. Savannah Ga.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All the Lalesi NoVelties.
FARGY
GOOBS,
Hobby Horses
Ve
Stationery
FBRFCCTEO BABY LA RBI AGES,
CIYSTAL LEISES
«... CHRISTMAS CARDS
■illnps
AND BOOKLETT9.
PLUSH 1«ES81N«
CASES, ALBUMS, PIC
TUBE FRAMES
S
Musical Instrkuienji Sheet Music. Goitair Violin and Banjostrlnga
THE GEM ROLLER ORGAN ONLY »6,00.
Agent for Pi.iuoa and Organs, Rubber Stamps and Steueils. Muriewt lastf
noents Repaired.
I’iauos and Organs Tuned and Repaired.
The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to this city.
<3-. D. O. Ij A TTGKE,
PAE1&0N
■ * - t
Machine *
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
n
KMUINKKKft Md n ACHIMIMTm
Bl,.\< K V 1 LLE, 8. C.
To the users of Motive Power and
General Machinery:
We call youratu > niiontnthe fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
Tools and Machine^-, to tk> work on
any Machinery used in this country.
Such as
COTTON GINS,
GRIST MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
PULLEYS, HANGERS,
- MILL GEARING,
Shafting and castings ot Iron or Brass
of uny size. Special attention given to
GIN WORK. P
Having a first class Gin Bniirier, vwe
can doallkindsof Gin Work, new brush
wheels, new "saw*, boxes, Ac. Saws
sharpened only by hand.
jMiyii : ' ^
Registration Notice.
yon want A “
PIN? WATCH OR CLOCK’
STERLING SILVERWARE
•' - ::i - RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUAld^ TABLE
OR SPECTACLES,
CUT
Send your orders to or call at
Jas. Allan & Co
235 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON. 8. 0.
Zt B, ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
The officoof fNe^Sivper visor of Regis
tration will be open-id Barnwell on the
firat Monday Sn each montTi for the
transaction of snch business as is an
thorized by law.
I. 0. JENNINGS,
v ’ ' ; Supervisor.
Special attention given to the eneapwtatWm
of wster-powet^hvelingand drainage.
• 10 me at Mn Ins,
9.L. win receive prompe attention.
ortl.90 Ivr
tf
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sMoes,
SLIPPERS.
1
We have them, perfect goods, fresh
from the factories, finest qualities and
mont fashionable styles.
We invite the ladies and gentlemen of
the county to call and see for them
selves, confident that we can please the
most critical taste*
T. 8. CAVE A BRO.
fgfclS-tf
A lew Tons of Acid left at
$8.00 per toR.
A IcwTons of Cotton Seed
Hulls left at $2.00 per ton.
Don’t send for any unle»»
you send the MONEY.
THE BARNWELL
OIL COMPANY
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