The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 03, 1894, Image 2
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All Ihln^t eomWr»-<t In f%vor of th« Kite Ocu Crtljj, of 8t.
worthV oowrviiuije i.f MrmorUI l»*v, Jo**ph f i.VU. v wit* oneof thw fow mon
f April 2«th. the w»Mtl.er wa« Mrfwt. i w '“"» hirtory reeonU n* having been
f, 1 riittiter* were up with furor work f[.tJetented by * iilngln rnte, ThU *0f*»
hr*
BfK,
ere up with f*rnr work _
hertHit gave leisure to people - endTpBy
» *> ——_,. AV slcinn* and .lull trade reforudled nier*
sARttEHT T^^JITT €IBvlj^pATIOA« cltente to oln»ing their dt»or*. SoallU 1
ordliiiirv nrooutloim n( Mte were ahniid-
ISIK. I oned for the day and two thmis.ar.d peo-
Jilf gut be red frooi tb»e»!'uolpties It) p.u.v
beCwlinnbl* Register **y* “Really ] honor tothe ro •m<>r,v <’f ih'> soldier dead.
R. I* well-to go I Oen. H.t . Ilutlei* oituie to Syoatin.ro
b!.«*HdTtiwtiilTeit^Wed»t*.«di,V lliglir
hy t apt* II t . s l{a>soK In. that plexs*
ii.il home he found himself no sttiiiiger.'
for two of t iipt. ltiij «or's brothers bad
‘trved with disHug«i»Ht;d gal lap try in
(•en. lt..th*r*scovimai..l dur.i.g tlie war
bet ween the State*. 'I'hursd.iy morii-
it.g ( apt. .1. Wymnn .lenny., who had
worn the/jr.-ty with ynittig miit inattfy
Ifelhintry; eaV tied Oen. fin tier to-dti*
pretty ootintry home and Introduced
him tp mnny ladles ntid gentlemen.
I pott reaeliing the Mertioriul grouuda
(Jen. Htitler ws* greeted by aging sur
vivors of the aruiv of the lust .cause,
matrons who had spun and wove while
their husbands tnurebed and fought,
son* worthy of heroic sires and maiden*
lovelier that, tie-it' bountiful'iilothei-* r
hr. N. !'\ Kirkland, Sr., I’resi.lent «l
tip* AUwuarial As social ion, called the
grVnt a srinbl ige to order. Tlte choir
ieii<l>‘r-d appropriitlc music and Rev.
Joint U ill jams matle a toiicbiug tti.d
appropriate prayer, hr. Kirkland cnillod
the i;olI of the honored, d* ad, nop,' en
camped upon the elortial licighu. ttnd
paid a most l.e.iiitlfnl ttilmte to'tl.eir
memory. Ills timely words; waim I rout
lii* patrlotie heart, kindled new ittr, west
that will grow as the years pass on.
(Jett. Htitler b.egait his address by ex.
pressing his pleasore at getting avvay
-ferT-a—day-fmrn-rbo Hrrmoi-i oi polit.ieal
life at Wasli'mgto.t.
lie then gave r. most, interesting de
scription of rthermnn’s march through
f ened whau he ran for t'ongrtu In 1«*0.
.o*t J t by'Otic.
-ijn
■ H>1< b>- a timw when
alow.”. It ♦* al*o a time when people
tiiould pj-Hetlee wbat U<e.V preach.
‘ hebating *»ei<tl*|rf' Ilf guest of an
•v«nty •balanced .ituwy might now dls-
cum whleh Is of greater use to tlte eoiin-
ty, t'.mgress or Coley’s tnm.p i.rmy '<
. Ileeeher Averlll, of the Port Itoyal
and A«g».*ta Railway, has waked up
llharkston HI* *ne«Tcasfol inattgtwa-
lion ol direct trade with Hu rope lias
warned the business men of tbe old city
|>y the wa ti.Ht they nfust gyl up and
huatle. ^
Tb® Democrat* lit * -ongress a to get
ting together and w III soon be n l.nppy
family again. The lison Tariil Hill
in,* been pntelicd to please every hotly
and will be passed this irtonlb, it noib-
lug now unforeseen luipiams. lint it is
doubtful If Mr. My I so ii will rreognl/.e.
lib. creation wlieti begets t.ack from bis
•IHftrip to Mcxieo and Texas.
'h* Oreenville and Kdgcrteid Penri-
crat* niust be awfully l.ungry and bald
*Wp-f<rr-pol4iUatl-tdiiius- Tlicy biV.V.b bfCU.
holding eluli meetings and ebvtli.g del
egate* to county emiven i >ns called for
treat ADmday,to ruurgniit/e for tlieram-
l.aigii of libit.
And how bUtorlr will they be disap-
^ofiTtetTwlieTf ClTey^a ecTdei ilany^ti TTttnttt'
that all tholr labor has been in vain, us
May conventions are.only held in I’res-
fJcrrtlal election y<‘nr«.
Wo have at last learned something
fthwut cotton. It ha* taken a long time
and a lot of reading^ but we me llnally
imnyinced t.hra f . we know nothing about
-the Mag, and tl.at a|l Smuhern people
are It. our class.
Last fall and winter wo read the Col
ton report* In the leading papers, t<ke
rl.vM'ments of tire ditto re )rt SoutluMir
. by
It is 'als*. recorded of Marcus Morton
tl.nt be ran sixteen times in vain for
Governor of Massachusetts, w lien soma
of Ids oppn.ntps, admiring T.j* plttck,’
voted for him In gird I# was ehn-
sr\ by one majorUv.
- Slxtyv year* -ago 4>»niol Aronw,
Oiilo, was a eaiidi.lato fur the Legisla
ture. On the morning of the election
lie met an ncguaiutance who was going
to vote for the other candidate. Stone
persuaded bis friend to vote for him.
That vote elected Stone. It also gave a
majority «>r onq In the Legislature.
- Hit* I** r r,siV| elsxt
\t rrttt tftttjtrf M v llb r tttrt tv w
L uitod Slates Smiatr. Kwmg'* vote on
Van buren’a minlsteralilp to Kiiglaud
enabled-111© Vice Preside.it to give the
eas-ting vote against it. That one vote
hr ivturnTesulted In electing Van IIli
re n Vice President.andaftvrwardd'rcs-
identof fbe rniled Slates.
One vote sent Oliver Cromw ell to thp
long parliament, Charles Ktuart to the,
scatiold and revolutionized Rngland.
One vote gave us l exas, made w ar
with Mexico, purchased California,
Iiirued the tide of immigration anil
cliaiiged the destiny of the w orld.
And only three more days remain for
the registration of voters come of ago
since flic last general election, saleday
in May, June and July,, '1'ho yottyg
man w ho lets those clianccs s'.lp lets go
a right that he may never be i.ble P> re-
galfi ptid aviilds the ill it dpty to the
niuther State.
•
Mol Going Rack.
'A Southern soldier, writing In the
Rxcbnnge* and State and Xationnl Bu
reaus of Agriculture and the conclu
sion wo reached w tve tlwt the price
r-rdHT to IV r 'be
ward.
And now where are wo at?
Last week receipts of MU cotton pn**od
the seven million bale mark and a third
the year yet to come. The crop of
’M i* out of sight. We own up to total,,
•dense and hopeless Ignorance and drop
Abe subject. Ikercaftcr we shall spin no
more theories, weave no more airy pic
ture* of better times to ttuine fruin the,
cotton Held*. We rest our Ip.pes here
after ON the corn stalk.
offers
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. In hisclreular letter to the
and teachers of the pirhjio schools p.ib-
Mabedyesterday, Superlntendeat May-
flelrTttntes the fact that be<*aVise of our
dependence on Northern puKHsher^
/or our soliiH.I books the average boy or
girl in South Carolina know s more Of
the history’ of Massachusetts than of
Atm history of South Carolina, ami
adds: “Th« youth of the State should
hi taught the history of the State that
they may become familiar with the
Atoeds of their ancestor* and b© ever
ready to defend tin ir eourse. and we
Te*peotfiiily urge that more attention
l>*gl ren to tlie study of SoutlsCarulina
history.” Every parent and patriotic
aon and daughter of tlie State will say,
amen! The proposed change has been
ZtSsguently and eirnostly discussed in
mauy homes and in some school cou-
veuttons. k is gratifying to know
that Ultasbeen taken up at. last for ac
tion by an olHcial who is in ppaUIpn to
make Ids vi«Wi ett'ective. Kducation,
Tike charity, ■hnuld not be limited to
on©’© homo, but. It should begin there
—New* and Courier. 20th.
Georgia Mews.
M1T.I. Kiv, Ga, April .ID, IS'.’C
JTilitor
The cold snail the last of March did a
E ood deal of damage to tlie fruit and
illedoiita good deal of the corn and all
ot the cotton that was up, and it lias
been quite dry sine* the cold. So the
fanner* in this part of the country have
had a good deal of trouble trying to get
stands of corn and cotton and other
field plant* this spring. The oat crops
have been cut considerably s'hort hy the
r f# gpdd and dry weather. Kaltri* much
* p#©ded here now.
.. Tlie money panic being upon us ami
unfavorable seasons on oats ami the
.wilier young farming plapts causes the
-^--.farpisirs to have a more or leas doubtful
.hope of the future, hut w ith Spring
iDreek bacon, Magnolia tiidd corn, We-t-
•ra flour and wire grass milk and but
ter we are trying to live, as Hill Arp
**5*, sertMio,” with the best
hope lltMni|br the future.
The otilodk county Superior Court
- convened last Monday mi ruing at b
whilock with Judge Gamldo presiding.
TMTre were a good many ptisoticr* scut
to the penitentiary, amongst tliem on*
JaAies llrown, a young colored boj-
abotiL20 years old, Irom linriurcll coun
ty, irTc., who was found gnitt.y of
bleating open, robbing and bui iiing a
dwelling houHe, hut was recommended
U> the tuqroy of tluvenort, so Gm Judge
’ll#?"
Sotilit < or.tliitrt, tb'vtu'Mtg spc.dai atten
tion 'to tlie I tattle at Rivers’ Hridgw,
quoting freely frc/in the ofliclal reports
uflbc rnmwtitHdleg'Oflleei'Sf ii*H»f©ih»a■
ate and Federal. He also hud from tlie
■ War Uepart-'ent at Washington-a copy
of a maj) of the approaches to River* 1
Hrbig.es prepared hy the Fniou engin
eers. He presentcdcoples of the rci>orr»
and rn ip to lie. preserved among the
aicliivcs of tlm Memorial Association.
Gen. Hutler spoke forty-five minutes,
holding the closest attention of hi.< aud
ience. When lie had concluded tlie
choir gave more excellent innVle and
fair hand* decorated the graves % bf tlie
dead.
Important proTessloiril busineiis de-
taiue.i .Senator Mayfield at Aiken t'o.nrt
to tlm disappoiittnienJ of his many
friends.
I’crfect ^omL^rrTrrT "Wgr-preserved
J^’—JTglio.UJ the exercises and the day
passed off w ithout a single disturbance.
AM present seemed to feel that they
.stood on holy
ground. »
AinI the dinner! To those who have
enjoy«d the hospitality of the Sahke-
hafciiie valley iiothing need he. said.
There w.ik up memory of w ar fare in its
abundance and excellence. And it. gave
a logical denial to the cry of hard time*
soconiiuon tliroughoiit. the lengtli and
fire ad til of ttiese broad l nited State*.
With full hams and fuller smoke l|ou*.-
*•*, green pasture* ami ‘noisy poultry
ywribv tlm farmers of the emintry side
and their better halves ate building a
new independence of peace and plenty
and happiness that w ill yet fulfil! des
tiny. and make the South tlie garden
spot.of live Nation. ^
Amfc&b* young folks, how happy they
were, and how mticli happier some will
bqppefo*© the sweet, spring time slial)
eoMiei “again. Vithr oorrespondeiU has
heel) iyidlug and' well remembers the
symptpms of tbc .Iwait allection that
tradsporte I h’ni from the carts of sin
gle blessedness to the happiness of the
lleoedletive state. It washis lirst, hut
it sTiall not be h|s last, visit to Rivera’
II rid-es, TT IT re lasts uiid Opportunity
pernids. I;util then, dear friends, good
liyo. ’i UK l XKNOWN.
IVS. F'foud my experience I urge
the yo 1 ktg tntks to pusli their t-tmrting.
•‘D.'lajT are dangerous,” tfce.
A Gal In nt Act.
Hi>ydr"ho prneth• es near
ts is quite ili in hedaf Iris
lkMm-4Mr -
A smell farm about» hundred-fere*,
twcutv clenred, hal/noe In woods, two
and a kHlf lullc* from Barnwell. A
For particulars apply to
THE PEOPLE.
(*prll-20-tf)
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Notice I* hereby glvertuntoail whom
it may eoneern that I hereby revoke the
appointment, of A Ion SO Harley a* my
agent and attorney In fact and hereby
appoint J. .V. Holly as my true and
lawful agviit'and attorney hi fact, to
eollect ali debt* due me and Pi take
charge of and manage tny business af
fairs.
Given under my hand and seal this
the IPth day of April ISbl.
In presence of
Ella Uoi.i.y.
MU8. A.
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ROUNTREE.
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umtlicr has been called
e* k, Sere veil county, op
Dr F. If
Allcudale'
home, aijd hi
from black (
aeeoui.t of hi.- illness.
I.a't Tuesday he was driving infills
buggy near Ailendaie when he saw a
runaway horse coming up heliind liiin.
There were two laflies in the buggy.
Titey hsd lo#t alt control of the anima I
and •vere in imminent danger. Dr.
Boyd stopped bis horw and-vpi aiig from
bis buggy just i:i time to reueh t|ic rein
ot the runaway animal, lie clung to
the rein and was dragged alonir the
ground for some distance, until his
weigh ton the rein stopped the horse.
The borSe unalde to run further, began
pawing and kicked Dr. Hov,i dow n to
th<> ground, vidiere b it for timely inter—
lyr-mcc he ntk^itiiave been dangerous
ly Injured. He stopped the horse, how
ever, and saved the ladies fisom any in
jury* beyond that of fear.. Dr. Boyd is
quite seriously ill as a result of his en
counter with the horse. He is a native
of Screven county and is a nephew of
Dr. M L. RoyiTof thds-otty.—Savannah
Morning News.
/Hivtmac, says that w hen G ant’s army
crossed the Rappahannock, Lee’s vote-
ran* leit ante of send tig It back ns “tats
Lured and lorn’-’ a* ever it bad he n utwk
der the new general’* numeroiu prede*
eessors. ,
- .Atter.lUu. raoKslng, the flrat. primmer*
I saw were some castglit by Mo^by.
Many question* were asked them by eu-
oious (dn federates.
*‘Wli!»t ha* bceome of your poitooh
train At--©aid one auch inquirer.
“We haven’t got any,” answered tlie
prisoner.
" Hbw do you e\|>eet to get over o the
river when you go back?”,
“Ob,” said the Yankee, “we are not
going back. Grant says that nil ti e
men lie sends back can cross on a log
Tim New York A+y, Gi-. r says;
“Altera nmuher of experiments, it U
jijiuR' bioirel Julian K. Lnrko lias deni
ojistrated beyond a doubt that parsley,
if eaten before or immediately after
drinking wine, will kill or completely
neutruli/sr the effects,-making intoxica*
tion an impossihility. He discovered
this antidote in a fieeuliar way. Iwhis
baekyard in Brooklyn, he haa grape
vines that flourUU and bear fruit'.
Several years ago he planted parsley in
tlie back yard and dh-envcred that
grapevines could not live with parsley
grow ing near hy. As .©on as he re
moved tlie parsley the vines regained
life.. Then lie ate parsley and drank
w ine and discovered that it killed the
elfects of the vinous product ”
TOBORROWERS OF MOM.
To those who borrowed money through
W. 11. Duncan extensions are offered
with the view of depriving the borrow
er* of the‘defence of usury. To such
persons I will give free ("formation if
they will call at my olliee.
may3 - 1. J. BROWN.
' For Copiy Auditor.
I announce myself as a etimlidate for
Hm office of County Auditor, subject to
all the rulea and reguintHm* governing
tlic\D©n)ocrntic I’rimarie,*, • ,
I hope tfwu till* ahnouncement w ill
not be eotisfdeml premature wiieif the
fact ia known Lluit i have ue-llhcr tlm
tinio oor tli© ipoAti* to make^ot per-
Siina) canvass of the county. Ajlaviug
met iu a business way a large majority
of the votersjbf tlie county my qualllica-
tions as a business man and general
conduct of life a re. knoWn, and upon this
Imust rely tor advancement to this im
portant position. M. J J'aTK.
-Li
Garolina Midland R. W. Co.
To th^e effeut at (i.l.’i A. M* Sunday
effeut at (i.4.1 A.
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The write]
Goorgia an
buiuc. Bu
/rRtnda In oli\
eau*e him to IgvA
*0d State,*an
frtna
hinrU) life time imprisoiitnent
nttary athaid labor.
AO Imve an $18,000 Fouft
at our county seat. States-
in. his sixth year in
ell satistied with his
jU many kimlrcdainil
fell i "OMt v. t h u
©Id liuHfiTcounty
s glad to sec
but'tnlukwGeor-
hlm to mak© Bis
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Monnit.
Mrll Prepiirfil.
.j. , — —*
A minister's wife, who is not,so se
riously uiindtal at aM times as her hus
liaiul is, tells some laughabfe stories re
lating to marriage cereinouies which lie
performed while tliey'vvere living in a
newly settled district in the bip-kwoOda
of Oannihrr —
'The minister always felt. It hi* duty
togiveeacli young couple a little seri
ous advice in'lore-He performed ,liie
marriag© eerembiy, aini for this pur
pose he tisiully took them aside, one at
a tine*, and l.alkel very Miherly tm'e
of t1u»ui regarding the great iiu|nortaiiee
arf the step they wore to take# and tlie
new responsibilities they were t/> as-
sitm^
One d iy he talked in his most earnest
‘manner for several minutes to a young
woman w ho had come to be marrlfcdi
“And mm r ” he said in closing “I
lippe yon fully realize tlm-extremclm-
portaiice of Hie step you are taking aurd
that ypp Are fully prepared for it.” _
“fVcparod she said, innOeontly;
“\v(*ll, If I ain’t prepared, l don’t know
A'vho is. I've got four iminniou quilts
and two nice ones, and four brand-now*
feather beds, ten sheet* and tw dye
pairs of pillow -lips, four linen table
cloths,a dozen spoons and a goodxsix-
quail kettla. If l ain’t prepared, no
girl in this county cvei"n9*! ! >C
sy Eckels,
>tiud of the
rk and New
Dies In the
iukw Put
thill
In exchanging remliuseencts of the
lale ’ uhplea*anin©«8 with Mr. A. 1*.
Many!lie Ueu. Butler told of the retreat
of hiscoinmand from Fenn«ylvania, In
wfadith they mdo Ub miles in .‘50 hour*,
escaping capture hy only 10 ntlo.gtes,
Theylud captured a large jot of Reun-
s \ h ivuia eoeestogas and most of hi*
trooper* ciMHgmi horses, hut a little
Drloieau Henderson of
* *" owner the entire
lived to
>a. m. e. w:
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0.58
7.0i
7.lV
7..12
7.1«>
evl<
2.10 EV.*Seiveru..Ar.
2.55 *
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f. m r m
1.151 7.02
5 i • i
.. .Wagoner... 12.40, U.47
Terry.. .... : 12.2<1 0.35
4
....Salleys.12.(H>[C.23
*4, it
4.00* ..Springfield
;r- ;
W/haleys.
Xla
3 35
11.35
' ■*
0.08
i-lj.10 5.50
4 f , : ,
4.35 Walker* Ill.OJl 5.50
I , 5 ! ■ .1 ’•••
8 00 .» 00 Arl Blaekv.) Lv‘ 10.35 5.35
10.35' 0 05 Lv) 4 1 Ar' 8.00 5.00
10.47 0.17 ...Ashleigh.
2
10.52 0.21 ...;Wood ward...
' 8
11,00 0.281 ...*.Barnwell
6,
11.12 0.38 .... .Morrises..
‘ 4
11.21 0.48 ... rownell..
11.20 9.52; t ,....Caves.
3
•Seigllng.,..
11.38110 00 ,
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11.45
A. M.
10.00 Ar-Aliendal© Lv
1*. M.
7.47 4.35
N
7 42 4.25
7 -. 35 l
7.23
7.11
4.05
3 45
3.25
7.05 3.15
6.57 3.00
0.50; 2.45
r. M. A. M
FIRST CLASS—SUNDAY ONI.
Read Down. Read Up.
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A. M.
r. m.
Leave 6.45 Sei'ern
12.02
6 58 Wftgencrs
1L47
7.OS Perrys
11.15
7.19 Sail v s
T1 23
7.11 Springfield
11 OS
7.4.1
7*. 48
8.0 >
Hi 35
10:55
11.05
11.25
11.55
12 15
12.25
.12.40
ri.55
Whaleys
Walkers
Blackville.
Ashleigh,
Woodward,
Barnwell,
Morrises,
Brownell,
Caves,
SelgUng,
Allendale,
•Tclegrajih Olliee*.
, J. U. KEYS, Super;
iv.56
10.50
10.15
8.00
7.47
.7.411
7.35
7.23
7.11
7.05
6A7
6.50
J, W. MARTIN,
BARN WKLB S. C-
* ... . A.
Representing Chamber*, Roy & Co.,
New Orleans; Regina Flour Mills,
St. Louis; 1'atterson .Tobacco
Works,Greenslmro. N.C.
ALSO',
Baxter Stov* ManufacturingCopipany,
Birmingham, Ala : Geo. II. Ilotzlmg
A llro., Buggy Tops and Cushions,
Jeffersonville, fod.; National
“Carriage and Reed Cpmpanyj
Baby Carriages; Owensboro
Wagon Co.; I’lieenix C'ar-
. ' riage IVorks; Chester F.
Korn Manufacturing Co.'
OFFICE, BARNWELL, S. C.
5Vj11 travel South Carolina,-South
Bound and Fort Hoyal Railroads.
apr2tt ' ' v
Lile} Accideqlj OV
Oycloxi-©,
LIGHTNING,
-AND-
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies.
Butler, Calhoun'& Co.
—OFFICES AT—
TH£ BANK OF BARNWELL
—AND—
• Wm^cNAB’S STORE.
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Dr. RYAN A. GYLES,
SPECIALIST.
EYCK A H. NOSE, Til BOAT, CI1BST
2qdj piaot from Bank, BlacKville, S. C.
anria-Cm ~
MASTER'S SALE.
Statu of Sorru Carolina,
Bak.nwkll CorxTV.
The American Fr» ehold Land Mortgage
Company 6f Loudon, Limited, against
David •8. Hair.
; FORKCLOaUKK.
B'Y VIRTUE of a decretal order to
me directed L. the above entitled cause
I will nett at Barn tf ell, In fropt of the
Court House, on Monday the seventh
day of May ]S!i4, it being salesday in
said month, w ithin the legal hours of
sale, the follow lug described real estate :
Five hundred and forty-three dtl)
sere*, more or less, bon tub'd on tlie
Nortii by lands of Mr*..Darling Bert,
East by Turkey‘Creek. South by the
Estate of Allen Hair, West by the es
tate of Dr J. O. Ilagood and J. K. Bert.
Terms; .One-half cash, the balance
in one year w ith interest from day of
sile; unpaid purchase money to he *e-
' enreri by“ bond of the purchaser amt
mortgage of the premises sold Pur
chaser to have option of paying all cash.
Purchaser to pav for papers.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON.
Master.
April Otb, 1894.
Statf. of Sorru Carolina, )
Bawnwkll Coi-ktv. L
The Southern Building and Loan As
sociation, Plaintiff,
against
J. B Burckhalter, Kate M. Burckhal-
ter, lliill dr, Tobin and D. E. John
son, Defendant*. j
.BY VIRTUE of a decretal ordCf to
me directed in the above entitled cause
I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Monday the. 7th day of
May 181*4, it being salesday in said
moiitlj,'within itbe legal hours of sale,
thefollowing described real estate: »_•
\ All that lot or parcel of land, situate.
IvHig mid being-In Hr© town of Barn
well in the said Atate and county, des
ignated a* four lots on a plat thereof
made by R. C. Mixson for Mike Brown
on III** istof August 18!M>, numbered as
follows: 78, 71*,8(* and 81, with a front
of sixty (6l)) feet each and being one
hundred and twelve (112J feet deep,
theicby giving- the lot a rectangular
shape, with a front and rear of onehun-
•tired and twenty (120) feet and a nnl-j^ - I,
fo>ui dcpjth of two Ir ndred and twenty-
fourX224) feet, the said lotsj have a
frohtagyon Marlboro Street of one hun
dred ami twenty (120) feet and thence
running back to Brown’s Avenue 224
feci, where the>Jiavc the same width,
I2ttfeetason MaHbpro Street, and are
bounded as foilowstvOn the North hy
lot of K. J. Peacock, IvS-st hy Marlboro
Street, West, by Brown ’ s\ Ave I me and
South hy land* of Mr*. Jeimie Brown.
Terms of Sale ; Five hundre>ld*dlar*
cash, bifhuu-e o:i the Hrst day of Janua
ry 1805 or all easli at the option
purchaser, credit porti u secured
mortgage of tlie premis- ».
A. UUWAHU PAT TERSON,
M aster.
MASTER’S SALE.
Statk or SoI tii Carolina.)
GorsrrtrF Bahnwkli.. I
„J. W. Lancaster, Plaintiff,
against
B. W. Peeples, Defendant.
FOR KC LOS (’ R K.
BY VIRTUE uf a decretal order to
tpe diroctedun tin? above entitled cause
I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Monday the seventh
day of May 1801, it being salesday In
said mouth, within the legal hours of
sale,the followingdescribed real estate:
All that certain tract or plantation of
land situate, lying and being in the
county and State aforesaid; better
known as the. Morecnck place, con
taining one Iti.iltdred and eighty-ItTe'
acre*, more or less, and hounded as fol
lows: On the North byjand* of E. 41.
Peeples, East hy lands of W. V. GUI,
South by land* of E;' G. Willingham,
West by the public rorvd.
.ALSO, *
All that tract containing fifteen acres,
more or-less, and described as follow*:
Beginning at a stak'i} on the Sou*hflrn
line of the above tract and running
South ten hundred and fifty feet; thence
West alx hundred and thirty feet to a
■«i H kn- i.ben<«© North ten huodred and
Yu of coin
'd thirty feet,
to pay for
>*,
April AnnotmcCTitBk
Ml** Hattie Martin’ll pteaaed~to*tafe
to the ladle* of Barn well, Aiken itpdL-
burg counties that sne is p
er tliem entire satisfaction.
Orangeburg i
red to offer
1>H
,(4n excellence of goods, jicwne**~of
styles and cheapnen of prices)* hi Mll-
Ihiery and Faucy'TJoods, Dry Goods
sn^ Notions, (. J a"refiilly selected limn
the^ery best Northern and—Western'
bouse*.
Having had. .the Advantage of six
years’ experience with the most com
petent milliner* she feels as confident
of her aliility to please the most fa -
tldiou* and exacting tastes a* of her
sincere desire to do so.
Feeling sure that she can success
fully compete with all rivalry lit county
tow n or city, she most cordially invites
the ladies to call upon her in the front
port'onof the store of W. J. Martin at
BlackviHc, examine goods, insjiect No. 3 *
style* and ascertain prices, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
- -S ^ ^ u Wi-iflirtaK' tiWn IA ffa iVA 1.1—>»
MASTER'S SALE.
; ' * ’ ' X 'vr". ’ '• ■' ' ;
Statk ofSouth Carolina,)
County ok Barnw kll. J
J. J. Brown. Plalutilf, .
against ^
J'din W. Holly, (jorneliaE. Rolierts,
Jas. A. Holly, Haiti© B. Harley, Hen
rietta B. Attaway, Helen J. Wilkin
son, M. Moultrie Holly, Geo. Moye
Holly and Eugenia E. Parley, De
fendants.
partition,
BY VTRTU'K of a decretal order to
me directed in the above entitled cause
I wHI 4*41 at Bainwell, In front of the
Court Tlouso, on Monday the seventh
day of May i8l>4. It being salesday In
said ni juth; .within the legal hours ot
sale, the foliow’hig do«ci ibed real estate :
Alt that plantation of land lying and
e«o »ty arvd -Stat^. con-
tainiug one liundred arid eighty-three
acres, more or less, bounded i»y lands
W.Cav&^ W-.W.Stielling. Mrs. M.
Z. Smith, W. M. Cave, O. C. Baxley, J.
Sncllmg. and J. A. Killingsw ortl^-
Terms cash. J’urelia.»cr to pav for
j>npeI*iC
A. HOWARD PATTERSON.
Master
AprllOth. 189A , *
$LENIf
-WILL CUBK=-
,„j cy.ti« »'"(e«t-
amnnla]
FOK SALK BV—
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Port’Royal
J. II. AVERI LL, Receiver.
THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES.
In Effect January 28th, 1894.
No. 2 Daily.[ No. 4 Daily.
5.00
p. III.
725
a.
in.
W.’ftO
p. m.
9 20
a.
in.
9 32
a.
nt.
10.30
a.
in.
10.40
al
in.
11.29
a.
m.
‘ 11.45
a.
m.
12.50
ft.
■ « .
tn.
Lv. Augusta Ar.
Ar. Allendale Lv.
Ar. Fairfax Lv,
Ar. Yemassce Lr.
Ly. Yeinnsseo Ar.
Ar. Beaufort
Ar. Por Royal
Ar. Charleston “
8.5<) p m.
0.55 p. m.
6.41 p. m.
5 45 ji. in.
5.35 p. m.
4.40 p. ni.
4.30 p. in.
3.L5 p in.
11.15 a. in.
9.25 a. in.
A
No.Hi Dally. I 75 Meridian Time, | No. 5 Daily.
\
1.15 p. m.
Lv. Pt. Royal Ar.
1.21 p. tn.
Lv. Beaufort Ar.
2.25 p. m.
•Ar. Yemassee
4.30 p. m.
Ar. Charleston Lv
G.50 p..m.
0 34 p. m.
5.40 p. in.
3 15 p. in.
-Connection at Allendale for Caroling Midiahll Stations
R. H. WRIGHT, G. P. A , A GLO.,1. Bia AN, 1.
P. A.
Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway,
J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver. \—___
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Schedule In effect September 24th,
1893..
. A ugusta. .....
. Arrive T:40pm ^Hklpm
... I.eavc 7:50am
. ..Leavej 11:05am. 6 ? 4p»n
~ Lea vri 1(1105* Hi j 5 KlOpin
..Leave 7:45anr l :45pin
MASTER'S SALE,
r
SHEJtlFF’S SALE.
STAtk Of SofTk Carolina,)
County of Baknw kll. J
D. W. Dyches et al, Plaintiffs,
against • • —
The Barnwell Manufacturing Compa
ny, Defendant.
BY VIRTUE of sundry Executions
In life Ibove ease* to me dlrttctod, 1 w
sell to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction within the le.jfsl hours
of sale, at Barnwell Court House, on
.RoiHlay, the 7th day of'May A. D. 18!>4,
the following described property,to w it:
All that' certain lot of ^ d in the
town of Barnwell, including ?..a build
ings and plant of The Barnwell Manu
facturing Company, together with all
attachments thereto and all machinery
or appliances (hy whatever name called)
situated in or attached to said build
ings, ami hounded as follows: By,lot
of Lou Coleman, by lot of the estate of
Kossuth Ford, by lot of Mrs. M. C.
Woodward and lot of Frank Green and
track of Carolina Midland Railway Com
pany, near the old depot of the Barn
well Kail Road Company.
Levied on and to he s <ld a- the prop
erty of tlie Barnwell Manufacturing
Company,to satisfy tlie aforesaid Exe
cutions and costs.
Term* of sale cash. Purchasers to
J. 5V. LANCASTER,
Sheriff Barnwell Count)’.
Sheriff’^ Oltice, April (ith 1894.
Final Discharge.
Notice l* hereby given that the un
dersigned will file his final account
with.l. O Patterson, Esq., Judge of
Probate, on Saturday the Bill day of
May next, at 10 o’clock In the fore
noon, as ^Guardian of Mrs. Susan
Boynton and 4xk for Letters Dismiss-
pry. , -
‘ W. J.SANDERS.
C. J
lierg Hardware Store,
HOOKER, Proprietor.
ne of Hardware,' Tin
i Ware and Gun*. '
Keeps a ful
Ware, AgateTrori^
Full.stoek of Basd-sBall Goods, and
ValL-y Tin,all size*, constantly on hand,
As to price* Fwill .not be undersold
h^ any Southern deater.^T ask the
calls and patronage of my frielxjs and
the general p blit-.
C. J. S. BROOKER,
... apr5-Jy ( Bamberg, S. O.
MELON SEED.
Fqr salelr hnmlred pounds of una
dulterated Kolb Gem Seed, frtuii.perfect
melon* of dm-own growing and selec
tion, at 50 oents a pound. • .
T. S. CAVE & BRO.,
“BarmrelLS ;t*r
VALUABLE LANDS IN BARN-
well and Aiken CouiUie* belonging to
tlie New England Mortgage Security
Company.
Persom) desiring to buy or rent will
do wall to write to or call on
W. H. Hagood, Jr.
BARNWELL C. Hy S. C.
all particular*.
J - „a’.--.
.. .Anderson
...Greenwood. ..
r,aureft*. . v. . .
... Greenville. ....
. .Spartanburg...
. Ashe)ille
yVouam 1:45piu 1 Lvave '
7:4()pu Arrive
H t43am- 4 :20pm,Arrive...
12’:47i>m 5:21pm Arrive
7 MKIpn* Arrive .....
2:40pmi- 6:43pmj.Vrrive
«:4npm . .\..v |Arrive
For further information relative to Tickets, Kates, etc..
W» *1 • v/ *»i vff * vff • 1 • A
R. L. TODD Tra^. Pass. Agent, .ICH Dyer Buildjiig, Augusta, Ga.
.‘.•“Leavr
. .Leave
:45a ni
8:40hiii: Iriupm
|.8:12pm
In Effect Oct. 1st; 189).
ItKAh liOW-.V
No. Rt Nib. DC
1 10 pm 6 IK) am
-- K K \ D U P
‘ N ‘ Short Line To Augusta And Asheville, I —- . ”
" •)'- ; ; i. .No ,tj. .Vo a
Av
1) 00 pm 10 20 am Ar .
. . . ... ’ 2 50 jiiio x r
ir 4 » pnifAr..
6 40 pm' !> 5.5 am At
7 29 pm 10 42 am Ar
■7-BO-tnii II 01 am Ar.
9 10 pm 'A*’
Savaunah
Columbia
... .. Spartanburg. ...
Asheville . v •
. ..Allendale, (eentrar time).T:
.. .Barnwell, (ventral time).
. Blackville, (central time).
. Seivernr, (eenffat Uine)7
. A i 8 10 pin'10 05 am
L\ 1 2<) pin 5 15 am
.. Lv|ll 45 am . f..
. Lv! 8 10 am
7 30 am
pm 6 42 am
6 18 um
5 05 am
r
For further iniormatioii apply to „
Win. Butler Jr.
T. Pats. Agt. Columbia, S. C. Gen
K. Foril.Snpt. Savannah Ga.
Lx
1 IK)
Lv
1 17
Lv
2 50
L M. 1
1’ass. Agt.
-
Sfectacks in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All Ihe Lalest MoVeRies.
PERFECTED BABY CARRIAGES,
CRYSTAL LENSES
▼ HBOC MB**.
firct ud Abny*.
CUIUSTMA8 CARDS
AND BOOKLETT8.
PLl'SII DRESSING
CASES, A LB CMS, 1*10
FARGY
0OOBSf
Bohhv Horses
Velocipedes
Toysi IDoll?
Stationery
—AN14— J
33)'C1-
Mualcal Instrbinen ji Sheet M usic. Guitar Violin and Banjo Mringa
THK GEM ROLLER ORGAN ONLY $6,00. " v
Agent fdr Piauos and Organs, Rubber Stamps aud Stencils. Musieai Ltibti
meuts Repaired.
•Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired.
T hoi a ryes t and cheapest stock ever brought to this citv.
TI RE FRAMES.
Gr. ID. O. I^ZEsTG-IE,
TtO: 127.3.
Blackville, S C.
%
PABAIOI
lachine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
ilngi.ni:*:k «nud u.auiii^ivr*.
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
I3F*
you want a
PINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
Jo tlfh users of Motive Power and‘ PINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
General Mavliinery: —
^We^call your attention to the. fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
Toole and Machinery, to do work on
any Machinery used iu this country,
Such as »
COTTON GINS, . '
” GRIST-MILLS,
COTTON RJtESSES,
PtJLLKYS, HANGERS,
MILL OKA RING,
Shafting and casting* of Iron or Brass
of any size. Special attention given to
GIN WORK.
Having a first chiss Gin Builder, we
can doall kindsof Gin Work, new brush
heels, new saxys, boxes, Ac, Saws
ned only by hand
juP “
Registration Notice.
The office of the^Su per visor of Rcgi*.
tration will he open iiKBariiwel) on the i
Mrfi M onday !n.eavh. fivqnHi for .the j
transaction of such business as is au-
LKRY,
V OR SPECTACLES,
Send y jur order* to or csL at
Jas® Allan & Co
•& s .
. ' . Y-. ~ . > >C S . •.• r ^ '•
285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
therized by law.
tf
I. G. JEXMN
Super* iso
T. B. ELL/S, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attcntion-givcT] to the computation
of watcr-pbwm...leveling and drainags.
A postal oar.1 audirssed to me at Ma^ ina,
». G. will receive prompt attonUon.
octl.Wi tvr
A fpw Tons (ifAcid
^H.(K) per ton.
i * ■,. * : .r-T
lew Tons of Cottvii Seed
tuai
SLIPPERS,
We h.T, them, perfect food., frc.li
from the factories, finest qualities and
■Dost fashionable style*.
We iuv|te the ladies and gentlemen of
the county to call atid*ee for
serves, confident that
most critical tastes.
T, a
at $2.00 per ton.
Don’ t Eemkfoii any unless-
you send tho MQXEY.
‘BARNWELL
OIL COMP ANi)J i