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The Barnwell Peoole. JU I. HOIKES, Editor 1 Prsp'r. m fe'- X LIRtfBST COCHTt CIRCULATION. I"., ■.. l ■ THURSnAY, TX~" JAKUAKY 20, 18tm, A^AIMIASJfi. ** . ""■’F 1 ** .' ,r . OMToril Solonioni', Ot« y**T fold wliita lucl wrro shat Hint jilted bUfiuli* pr, Mr. bmoiuel S<»lofiionR. tn OoMihty a co(ip1« of wcetrs Rgi», wa«* re- Iraaed by or*l«T of JndgM Henet on giv ing bond for hi* «|>pfe»ranee at Court for trial In lire onnti «*f |J,000. It I* aaid lhat v tli« abrely tried wife and niollier Itai.become liiRane.*^ - ^ AatfffPraazx. Tba Sharpabtirg (Ky.) Bath County Werlil aaya that Sir Thomai Tancred, ••rbo greatoftt railroad expert and civil engineer In the world, after a thorough peraonal inveatigatiun, ha« Raid that the Black Diamond Railroad would, when built and in operation, pay the TO TKACH KIES AND TRUSTERS. BlackviUtf, S. C„ Jan. 4tb, 1HW. Editor Diori.hd : ^ — Let me announce that I have RNMumed the dutira of the ohice of County Su-* perintendent of Kducation. All letter* md» > . be addreeaed to me at Blackville, 8. <?. Will be at Barn well 1st'And 3d Mon- oapitaliftta ttlteen per cent, on voaUneot. ,| Their hr- day* tu ea-h mouth. me***- r ^ t eg^jt-*^rrrr*• r ^ r ’ ‘ A Bulat, Sr., Co. Phtp. Kd. Mr. J. L. Tribble, a prominent citi zen of Anderaon, “who I* in a pnaitien to know, give* it out that tlfe Black diamond railroad will be built. In the Very near future auryeyor* and a*ala- tanta will be en hand to take up the -purvey from thl* i>olut (Anderatm) to yumanyal-*! 17. ~Z Let her roll, via Blackville, Barnwell and Allendale. " • " ' I A BUI to change the name* and houndariea of the Gongreisloffal fBa* tricta ha* been introduced In the Ucgl*- fatuVe with good prospect* of belnfjr paaaed. ft I* being championed by Senator John C. Sheppard and Itepn- Rentatlve II. Cowper J’atton. It la pro- jroaed to name the DUtrlcts after iSvere. > KdUfrt' DUtrlct Cdfrarfnv Beaufort, Aorcheater, Hampton, Colleton, Barn^ well and Orangeburg. The Expansion craze ap|>ear* to be coming to an end. and that'* the bfeat Pewa We have heard in many a day. The proteat of ao ninny dt*tiuguiRhed men, Democratr and RepttMIcifna, ha* flail it aoberlng effect. Reports from the American troopa in the IMiillppIne Island* are having great influence, a* they are well calcnlated to. Upon an average one-tV ird of them are on the aiteW liht and all are terribly tired of the fearful climate Rnd' pleading to be Brought hnifte and dlacharged. The tow Kuropeana who.have iniido their fluslneaa homes in these islands And it necessary to spend half the year In some healthier place, in China or Jap an, to recuperate from the exhaustion incident to life in that super heated cli mate. President MeKlnly, a* preiiaratory to Withdrawal, has appointed a eom- mUslon to visit the islands and report to him. Anti-Expansionists In the Senate are gaining confidence in their belief that the treaty of peace will not be rat ified until amended by a provision that the United States will give the same treatment to the Filipinos as promised to the Cubans. CONKKDERATE PENSIONS. The following circular explains the hitch ,a* to Confederate pensions: Columbia, 8. C. r Jan. ff, fMOQ. Chairman County Pension Hoard: Dear Sira - It will be Impossible to get out the pension blan)(j|i before the. Ruth irirt., a* we have found It neces sary to changa these blanks, anil the printers me so rrished they cannot fur nish us with them until then. Please notify the township boards not to meet until then. If you will send us the names of |he chairmen wo will send these blank* direct to them and thereby *ave you the trouble of distributing same. We will send yop blanks to make ont the roll on and also rules, hoping you can notify tbese-bourds m time. ~"" Yours very truly, Kate F. Maher, Pension Clerk. MOTn E RS or TIIE presidents. Cincinnati Commercial Osaette: The following I* a comph te Mat of the maiden name* of the mothers of tba problems of the United States: Washington, Mary Bali. ~=» John Adams, Su-anna Boylston. Jefferson, Jane Randolph. Madison, Nellie Conway. Monroe, Eliza JoiWim " John Quincy Adams, Abigail .Smith. Andrew Jackson, Elizabeth Ihitebr* Inson. - Van Buren, Mafia Hoes. William ller.ry Hurrison, Elifalcth Bassett, T> ler, Mary Armlatcad. 1 Polk, Jane Knox. Taylor, Sarah Strother. Fillmore, Phoibe Millard. Pierce, Anna Kendrick. Buchanan, Elizabeth Speer. ... Lincoln, Nancy HanR*. -lobumwv,-Mary McDonough. UranL Hannah Sfmpxm. Hayes, Sophia Birchard. Uarfinld. Eliza Balloiu Arthur, Malviula Stone. Cleveland. Annie Weal. Benjamin Iiarrlsoh, Elizabeth Irwin. McKinley, Nancy Campbell Allison. 4- CURE FOR BUNT) STAtiGERS. THE LAW’ MAKERS BIA. IN COLUM- The OeneraL Assembly has enteyed upon the third week of it* session. The proceeding* *o far have been pretmta- tory and tame, but the members of both bodies have apparently gotten their |beitrh)g* and Will make' matter* more and more interesting until the Jtiiisb l* reached, ’ Jt •, Having dl*p<».«ed of neecacary^ elec tion* and wearled oniie differehoe be- twoen th* Htate ■and the Governor the law-maker* can now make more rapid progress towards adjournment by ronv eentratTng attention upon their Icgisla- ’ti ^e du Bek, ' < The annual dUcns»ion of the dispen sary law I* Inevitable. Both local op tion and high license advocates have been taking counsel together, and the dispensary champions are donbties* as thoroughly organized as their oppon ents. All the bills touching upon that vexed question have not been introduc ed at till* writing, so \vc are left fn ihe dark as to the different remedies pro posed. One by Hen a tor K, L. Archer of Spartanburg is hi advance. It pro vides for the removal of dispensaries ,froni Counties tliat tli) not want them ’by the same method by wlrich they are established. Senator Archer holds that his bill embraces all the essential fea tures of prohibit ion, local option and BUSH-OS WALD. ryf V-; ml “Two soids with but a single thought Two hearts that beat as one.” The home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Oswald Sr. on Wednesday last, the ISth, at one o'clock wn- the scene of one of the must beautiful ceremonies that ever occurred In this tiounty. The marriage of their daughter. Miss Em mie Oswald and Mr. Lawrence Ashley Bush was solemnized by Rev. John T. Almrrlson surrounded by relatives an J a Animbei of interested fi lends. The arch ^finder which stooij the bride and groom was of cedar and white japonlcus; bam- 1kk> and holly covered the walls, w bile lighted tapers lent an added attraction to the back ground of green. Just at the cloae of the noonday hour the bri dal party appeared, the march, “The Arrival of the Bride,” being beautiful ly rendered by Mrs J. L. Oswald.. The bridesmaids were ait becom+ngly attired in street costumes with white japonlens, whi'o the groomsmen wort regent cutaways and tiifi kid gloves. There were six attendants and entered. as follows: Mr. Vince Dunbar and Miss Florrie Johnson; Mr. Ashley Bailey and Miss Jennie Dunbar; Mr. John Peeples and Miss Lnri Johnson; Mr Ben Wilson and Miss I’ho'be Oswald; |(PI*.' J Jbe O/- wald and Miss Russell Bush; Mr. Cros- brtTd Unslaand Miss Inez Oswald. Tlie bride and groom followed direct 1r and were united in the lioly bonds of matrimony. The bride was a dream of loveliness in n costume of army blue cloth trimmed in white and blue silk and black braid. Hitie carried gracefully an exquisite Imoqviet of Niphetog roses, maiden hair ferns and narcissus tied with long streamers of white satin ribbon. Mrs’ Bushvtv* Miss Oswald, js one of oiiy tnoMt cnlmredt lovable and charming young women. Mr. Bush is a popular and capable joung btuiness man Whose nObte tmrt* have surrounded him w ith maiiy friend*-. After the ceremony all repaired to fie dining n»om vvliere indeed a most elegant, sunapcwim dinner wat aarved. After many good• wnshes the happy wmpTe left for Aieir home in Kl- letiton. It was an Weal and all united in wishing every Happiness to Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Bush. Tim presents were- nnmerou* and handsome. Misa Kate Ashley, hand some dinner set consisting of loo pieces. Mis* Hal lie William*, large, pretty lamp. Miss PlKebe Oswald esnhrohler- ed pillow sham*. Mr. J. \\\ Furse, } dnz. solid sliver forks. Miss Adele f Morrison, pretty lamp mat. #r. Joe <i. Oswald, glass cream pitcher in a sil ver holder. Ml*s Jennie Dunbar,cray on picture In gilt frame. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Oswald, j doz. solid • silver tea spoons. Mr. Vlnce.Dunbar, lovelv sil- v«r butter dl«h. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oswald, j doz solid silver forks. Mr. Ben Wilson, silver waiter. iMiss Lura Johnson, sNyer call hell. ^liss Genie Furae, pretty yellow silk head rest. Mr. at a Mr* W. B Oswald, handsome , silver tea service. Mrs. Johnston Wil liam*, pretty sofa pillow. Mrs. L. C. Hatlowes, doz. silver fork* Mr. John Peeples, } doz. sliver knives and. jrMoz silver forks. Mr. and Mr*. E. M. irk, handsome Smyrna rug. Mrs. lUlward Anderson, s'iver.sugar shell. Maggie Oswald, cut gl.*&» and *11- . » v«r salt and pepper shakes. Mr. and Was. Jrp. Oswald, Jr., history of “Oflr War WUh 8palo ” Mr*. L. ET. Hal- lowes, “drawn work” centre piece. Mr. ; V;Ashley Bailey, live dollars. MeasrvL. A., J. 0. andC. \V. Bush, handsome side board. Kmperor William of (tenaany lias be hard to please if'they are not siitis- tied with It. 'i'he election* before the Legi<laturc on Tuesday resulted in the success of the following caudidate*: ' x For HulMiiiiitendetit of tiio Peniten tiary-Henator I). J. Griffith of Lexing ton. State Board of Control, T. C. Robinson of Pickens; State Librarian, Miss Montgomery-ef Marion, tlie in- c.imbent,-re-elecCoi-Ncal is now a back number. A. K. S.mdurs of v.imfcr, T. ,f. Cun, ningham of Chester and W. T. O k-ll of Pickens were elected Directors of the Penitentiary. While the friends of Representative Crum regret his defeat in the race for Superintendent of the Penitentiary they are copsolod by the knowledge that SprjwtorjTlriflith, the next best man 1ms been successful. Editor Kota»—Hearing of a gnovt. number of horses and mule* dying through this section of our state from bUnd -taggers, and knowing thrft the stock die from being fed on Unsound com, fodder and hay, I taka the liberty rtf giving t)te reader* of vour paper a, reniedy which, If u**d, will save some of their stock from dying. First,! will state that blind staggers is nothing hut cerebro-spinal meningitis, bought on by feeding on ufrsonnd food,’Which poisons the entire..?x»tern, thu*Rjfact- ing the spine. From there it runs to tlm brain, and then the stock has what we calT blind staggefs and dies. j If tlie owner* of stock will take a small handful of alndacked lime %nd p:it in Hie trough where the corn Is placed the stock will get a certain pro portion of this lime with the co£h. Lime aids digestion, absorbs tlie poison and purifies the system, and will keep off blind”stagger*, unless it be where nothing but unbound food Is fed. In such < a*e» 1ms of.stock may be oxp -ct ed. You can give tills quantity of lime twice a week. This remedy was given me by a veterinary surgeon. * v 7 liefpwtfufff, .—. - - J. II. Dorsey. PURE FOR APPEN DICITIS. TliTf paper Is a protest against the current surgical theory and practice tlist ill ease* of appendicitis must be split operil Tilts protest 1* based rtn 27 vy^rs’ experience a* physician and sur geon, iqcludiilg service* in three lios- pitals, one western fort,' fiyo years in irtiniiig surgery, 12 yeut* In general practice on the ciiritml western plat, eau of Minnesota, five year* in raHrcad surgery and four years in this great city, which—unique in tlie speed of H* rise, unique in the snap of ic* people, unique in va-t tributary territory and population—is decreed bv the fates to be tlie hub ol the earth in the near by future. ' My experience is that appendicitis and all other aches for which men now operate are promptly amendable to proper medical treatment 1 can re- PABhXIP COMPLEX TON'. It doed not reqnlnv an expert to de tect the sufferer from kidney trouble. The hollow cheeks, the turken eyes, the dark, puffy circles under tlie eyes, the sallow parsnip colored complexion Indicates It. A physician would ask If you bad rhenmatisni. a dull pain dr ache In the bark or over the hips, atomach trouble, desire to urinate often, Or a burning or scalding In passing It; if filter pasting there Is an unsatisfied feeling as if it must be at once repeated, or If the urine has a hi ick dust deposit or strong odor. When these symptoms are present, no time should be lost In removing the L-atise. Delay may lead to gravel, catitrrh of the bladder,, inflammation, causing stoppage, aoii sometime* lequiriog the drawing of the urine with in*truaieiit*. dr ftity run Into Bright’s Disease, the most dangcroui stage of kidney trou ble. Dr. KlThier's Hwnm^ Root, the great d'seovery of the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, b a positive remedy for such diseases. It* reputation ‘ I* world-wide and it Is so easy to get at any drug store that no one need suffer any length of time for waht of It. 7 HowevfLff you prfifer to first test its Woftderful merits, mention Thk n.in.NWKLi. I'Kori.K and write to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton. N. Y for a sample bottle and book telling all about it, both sent absolutely free by mall. Notice of Final Settlement Notice Is herohv given that the un- dcrslgrifil will file his filial account with J. K. SneMing, Ksq.f Judge of J*TobaV, otr-Saturday, the llth day of Fehruarr, 18I»l, as Administrator of the Estate of Hampton Sappi deoeased, aud Utk for letter* dUmbsory. WliljUf BrttffT7" J 7 7 >l ' . '•- AuTnii Jan. 10, 1809. .ninbtrator. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All pefJrtn* having claims, against ►he Estate of Henry R.JIartzog, de ceased, will present the same to me, prnperly*proYeu, and all persons owlog said estate will make payment to the at once. ~ '7 ”7* W’.- Freston MorH*; E^vcutor. Barnwell, S. C., Jin. ffh, 18W. —DEALER IN- - 1 a - • / . * New Home -XXD- i DOMESTIC K. * ^ - —— — Among thA interesting bit* Gen. Hampton let fall In a recent conversa tion with Dr. J. Wm. Flinn was one which South Carolinians will rtkerbh like a precious pearl. Gen. Hamptrtn had liad soiiiq yorreapunpeoce wfth Ten I<ee at the time ffen. Lee was pre- pk.ing bis book, and received a Bitter in which occurred this verdict and prophecy: “Had you been there wiih your cavalry the disaster at Appomatox would not have happened.”—Sunday State. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA; COUNTY OF BARNWELL, —£or Cash or on luriallments—Or IhEkibango for Old Hachlnea.— In addition I handle the New Idexland >’ew Climax—Lower Priced Machfaes Nefc'dleS, Oil* and Attachment* (fir anv and fill Hewing Machine*. First class Repairing done at short notice. Call* made In Aifcefi, tfr 'ranjiefidrg aftiT Itfirnwell Counilea. ■ -jj ■ ^ For Prices or Particular* call on or write to me and prompt replies will ]be maiien~ . 77 t ' - • POST OFFICE BUILDING. RAILROAD AYENUE, BLACtviLLK, 8. t. Sept. 2(Mm. ^ '' " NO CURE-XTfTAt. That is the way all druggist* ’'Self Grovk’s Tastki.kss Chill Tonic tor Chilis and Malaria. Ill* simply Iron and Qhinlne In a tasteless form. Child ren .love It, Adults prefer It to bitter, nauseating Tonics Price, 50c. For Sale by V JL Burckhalter. Henee.i, the philosopher, conld alfnrff to be one a* be ball a fortune of iH7, JHUdJOtC ■ Calomel, sulphur and lard, mixed, is a certain cure for sore heads in fowls; calomel destroys the humor—sulphur uiv^LJard hoa! the sores. the dispensary, and that the peopto wilt ,nrtt l<K) eases treated w ith symptoms of FREE MAIL DELIVERY. Congressman J. W illiam Stokes has introalitced in the House of Represeata live* “A bill to extend free delivery of mail along State Routes.” Under its terms ail future contracts for carrying mail on Star Routes will include this increased service. Carriers now, a« a general thing,-deliver mail along the lines of their route* bv private con tract to each family served. Under the Stokes bill It Is provided that mail box es shall be placed along tlie Star and numb<Ned consecutively desiring their mail deposited in these boxes will leave with the post master on each sii'c of them written requests, foi the delivery of their mall to the carrier, whoso duty ft hbcomes trt de posit the mail In th8 designated road side box without charge to addressee. Thus every person living on or near a star route would get time tire carrier pa-sedwttlhnur ex pense .or loss of time hr going to the post office. Tlie multipiioation of railroads ^is, h*wever rapidly reducing slur route service In this section. this mahvdy—UT of fy.pMisv* or pei ity phlltis,. as it vvjijs Jtiiifietfy caH’erf—btrt’f I have never yeHnet a case of it in which I. felt it was my duty to cut or wliiclr terminated fatally. Intiuetretd by tlie prevailing craze to cut, time and again in coining to new cases of this ‘ kind, l have thoirght: “Now, sir, your 1 tifne has come; fn tlds case you must cut.” But, presto! simple meilh'ut treatment again availed. #.ater on I sliall cite otjwf nnitnpeaclialile pr-cii tioners who shaie rpy view s that medi cal treatment avails Tu this malady, one show ing 49 out ol .50 cases success fully trented—being more lhan 90 per cent. M y treatment for appendicitis is free calomel and soda purgation, supple mented by hot applications, to be fol lowed by a saline if action is top slow.— Dr. Hutton in the MedicaL Record. THE RAVAGES OF-GRIP'. -- Tliat rrhderh scourge, the Grip, poi sons the airwitfi its fatal germs so that no home Is snfa fitstr Ks ravages, hut, multitudes have louncTa sure protep*'' tion against this dangerous malady in Dr. King’s New Discovery. When you feel a sureties* in your bonesfxtwl cles, have etiills and fever, w ith sore throat, pain in tire hack of tlie liead, 'catarrhal sy mptUHur and a stubborn cough you may -know you liavy the ar Route* kGrip, and Umt you need Dr. Iving’s . I'11use j N’e a ffiscovery. It ivili promptly cure the worst cough, lieal the iufliimed meinbranesTkil! the disease germs and prevent the dreaded after effects of the tfiaUdy. Utice.jttaiU.a4ul j> 1.007- M*m- «y hack if not jrnred. A trial bottle free at tlie Drug Store* of J. C. Creech ami <’. N. BiiroMiHiter. IN THK COl’RT OK KHOBATK. By J. K. SneUtug, Esq., Judge of Pro bate in Barn’wefl CoTfuty. WHERE VS K. 0. Kirkland, Sr, ap plies for Letter* of Administration with the Win annexed, on tin Estate of Miss Eliza L. Kirkland, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite hud ad monish all and ’lingular, the kindred afhJ ereditors of the said deceased, to be and appstar before fne at a • ourt of Pro bate for the said county, to he liolden at Barnwell C. II kOU Saturday, the 28th day of January, 1899, at 11 o’clock u. ni. to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted, # Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this t'th day of January, A. 171899, and in the one hundred and twenty-Tfffrd year of Die Sovereignty Ti and Tndrpen deuce of the (,*fffted STgte? of America. (l. s.) J. K. 8NELLING. Probate Judge. B. C. Published in Thk Barn wall Pxoi-lf. January 12th, ’1899. CLFJSON A(;RICULTLI.U MECHANICAL CfILLEf.E. SINLDEPARI MEN IS. Agricultural .. McrliHtilcalt Literary... 7... 1 ..... . .Chemical, ... .'IvjLr.ile. .. Miiitai v. Best equipped College in the South. 451) stilrimii*. Send for i Rust rated cat alogue. '• HENRY S. IIARTZOO. C/lemson College, S. C. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All person* having claims against the K-Asta of OJbed C. Cain, deceased, w ii! present the ritiiie to n.'e' jVroperly provyli. and all peCMins ow ing >aid es tate will make payment to meat once, or to II. F. Buist, Esq., her attorney, Blackville, $j. C. . Airs. I,nla A. Cain,7 • Aduiioistratfir. — ') Aiken, 8. C. Jan. 9th, 1899. MASTER’S SALE. 7 THE AMERICAN WOMAN’S FOOT. 11 was claimed a few years ago that American women are surely getting to have big feet, ami now attention is again milled to the fact by some one who ha* made a clove study of the mat ter, hihT w ho 11 nd* reason fnr,et>ugt-qtu- latthirTHTth* fact. It is said tliat the American woman’s foot has grown per- ceptihly »n the last few years. The woman who wear* a number three short i* considered to have a small foot, while the average woman wears a nwiiber five;tint In the last generiTtlon wmuct) who wore twos and ever, ones were not uricoinmon. Biifwomen walk more than thby used to, and are a geest (leal more-row- fortable and healthy as a result. Tlie investigator will not ailmit that women fwedes* vain, but that their vanitv is more generallv distributed about their frames. And in this day of large, tall, finely-formed women the smallest foot is not necessarily the most beautiful. The Pop’vlsr Science News give* the reason* why persons should be covered when lying down, or even taking a nap. The object Is simply Hds: Nature takes the time when one is lying down to give the heart a rest, and that organ consequently makes ten strokes less a minute than when one is in au upright posture. Multiplying that by (JO min utes g! vV* <100 Stroke*. Therefore, in eight hours spefit in lying down, the heart is saved nearly 6,000 strokes, and a* the heart pumps six ounce* of blood with each stroke if lifts 30 000 ounces less of blood In a night of eight hour* spent In bed than when one in an up right position. As the Wood flows so Much more slowly through the vein* while one is lying down, extra..coyer- Inga must then supply the wnt-mth us i ualljr furnjsbed by dioulmtou, • v. » - { • • ■7,:.^ - , 7' . •' ; ——"TW YOU cun find n.t.all tlmea.during the * season the Safest and Soundest Horses, Mares and Mules at the new HiH Top Stables, BARNWELL, 8.W Durt East of Thk rropr.K office. 'They are the finest that good money can bpy in tlie best Weateru markets and are vwrranted as represented or No Sale. Theraie as noon as they are piutty and price* oit the ba*l* of low down eotton. Before buying give me a 1 Call, i’ll please you it y-rt**) ilte. CHARLIE BROWN,^ Agent. ^ Nolkc ol Final Settlement. Notice i* hereby given rhat the nn- der*ignet| will tile bis final-, account with J. K. Snelllng E*qs, -Indgrt' of Probate, on Saturday, 23th day of Feli- ruary, 1899, a* Guardian of the Estate of I/Hh Chi tty Md ask for letters dUmissory, j.k. McClendon, Acting Gnardmn. Judge of Probate Notice. To Executors. Administrators and Guardians appointed by the Probate Court: - 1 You will please take notice that the statute* require you during the luomh* of January ainl February to make a rrt- torn to the I'robate Judge of all eatares in your possession for the preceding- year, and in case of your neglect, that you be cited so to do, or lose your com- mlsslon* on moneys received and paid ■ lout for giiiilLcstate. —— 5 — IOHN K SNEItf.INO; J. P. B C. u U. 4 P.b January 1899. Barnwell, Thk Statk ok South Carolina, I Ctrx rv ok B.irN wjIel. j , In Thk Court ok Common Plkas. John T. Morrison, ns Administrator of Joseph J. Lawton, deceased, Plain- tiff*. / . _ ^ • Tagairtst * TV. J. Willingham et al., Defendant*. JUDqMKNT OF FORKCLOSUHB AND SaLK.' BY VIR TUE of a decretal order to me directed in the ab.,ve entitled caiiKe, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of tlie Court llortse. on Monday, the Cth day o February, 1899, it being S tlesday In »at<l month, within th»r leglll Bbuks. of sale, to the highest bidder, the folldw- 'Ing described real estate: Thk Static of South Carolina, } Colmy of Barnwell. V By virtue of power fn me vested as Eiefcutor of the T.Kt 't ill and Tvsta- nient of the late David Biisb, nnd by virtue uLt^e report to me of the Com- mlsaTiihei s in Partition, duly irpptitnted under said.will, I -will offer for sale and sell at public outcry in front of the Court House st Barnwell, on S.ileday in February. 1S!)9, being the first Mon day in said month, within ibc Jega) hours of sale, nil,that tract of land slt- nfitrt In The Couirff nnci State aforesaid, containing one hundred and forty (110) (icrcs, being a part of the Honifstcad Place of tlie late David Bush, situate in Four Mile Township, with such bttt- fl«g<-and bouiMtine**, course* and 'dis- »a:‘.i:e.* as are deliheati'd on a plat there of made by me as Civil Engineer, whith wttl b‘e exbiMted on tiie dny of sale. * Term*pf Buie—One half cash, bal ance in one year, to bjriecused by bond of tlie purchaser and mortgage of the premises Pundlaser to pay for papers and revenue Stamps. Any information concerning the same can lie obtained from me or my H^tor (levs. Honder-on Brothers. Aiken, S. C. JAMES K. CRUSLAND. Executor of file Will find Testament 1,1 - rtf iVaVid Bosh, deceased. Aiken, 8. C., January 2d, 1899. F.C.C0R8ET8 MAKE * American Beatified. r. c. "V ffopi Glepp SpfipgS flows fhe Best Ji/lipefal Water Op the , . for ... - *= > Sioipach, Lii/er, K'^neijs, Rou/els aqdi piood. ; ’ ,-7 ; They have stoo^ the test of a Century and ard C^alVHslierfieybnd t/oWtl as Mother XuMire’iiwst rcmVidy for rimillirt^at atflicl tnimfililty. For Water apply td~ i • - PAUL SIMPSON, Glenn Springs, S. C. Scivcift & KmyHH 1 . Railroad Co. TIMETABLE ISTCE 4. IN EFFECT 12:01 A. M.. JANUARY 15th 1899' rtGUTIl Bt>77N4) I*.*'' firstclass. !- '■ v -r — -r ; *i*w - 4# - /til tliat tradt of land, situate in Barnwell County and said Siatt, cou- ’tainuig four. hundrgfl_aM'(l.fIirea. .UC3) acres, more or les*. and bounded l>y la ds of B. W. Lawton, J M. Miller, Jo*, s. Lawton, A. B. Estes and M. L. Montague. ' ♦ Terms Cash, PiTrcliaser to pay for papers and revenue fitanips. To be sold 1 at'the risk of the fotmer purcRksfer, \V V Gill. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, A^I blaster’s Office, Jan. 16th, 1899. M ASTER'S SSL® Thk St>tk or South Carolina,) In Thk Cou»rc»'Co»oioN Plea^: .U AElen Tobin as Receiver ol the Southern Mutual Building snd Loan Association of Atlanta, Ua., Plaintiff, sgsinst F’. C. Butler. Defendant JpOOMKNT OK FoRKCLOSdRK AND SALE* BY VIRTUE of a decietal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell in front of the Gqu** House, on Monday jhe six.h day of February, 1899, it lieing saleday lb said month, within the legal hour* of sale, to tlm highest bidder, the tollpw- ing described real property, to wit; All that lot or ptmjel of land ritnate in the sa'd County, ip. tl»e town of Barnwell, bounded on tliml^orth by a street, forty feet wide, separating said lot from lands of Mrs M. C. Woodward and known a* New Street and tneasuf-i. iug 90 feet on said street, on the East by lot No. 1,sold on the same day and conveyed to A., if.' Woodward and meaMurlrig 247 feet on said lot, on the 8outh by Esriier Street, measuring 90 feet on said street and on'the Wsst by lot No. J, sold on the same day and con veyed to R, A. El lie. the hit hereby mortgaged being fait No. 2. as per plat made by G. M. Gretme. surveyor, and recorded in Book CE, Page'286, Terms, Cash, Purchaser to pay papers and revenue stamps. 1»- * A- HOWARD PATTER'JO N,_ Master. Ma8tej> Office, Jany. 17th, 1899. for LATEST MODELS. Kalamazoo Corset Cov SOLE MANUFACTURERS. BOLD BY Williaip Morrisotyj — DEALER IN— Dry CooSs,' Notions, Wiiite Goods, Shoes, Slippers, and Mtiliaery Goods a Specialty’. BLACKVILLE, - i - - - 8. C. ■OB ■*»> iqi,, dti--rt. ■TW / ->7>- ■ -- >. Sun. '8un. Ex. 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