The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 20, 1877, Image 3
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THUESDAY, DECEMBER 56, i8n.
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Brief
Mention.
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Mr. Joseph BelHtwror bn* Just rs-
erttnd a rhoioelot ofXobtft** Exir^efs,
Florida Wator, BWl Oolooroe, Hoyt's
Cologne, Toilet powder and soaps,
from which parti# lb search of appro
priate presents fox* their frienda can
make selections. Mr. BelHoger is pre
pared to sell these goods low dowti,
and we feel great confidence in recom
mending all to oait oq him.
A.P. M&htiixb A Op.—We chanced
In at tbs house of this fhre, go-ahead
firm night befors last, and found them
hnsy unpacking a large and Jiidlciously
selected stock of goods for Christmas
gifts sod dinners. It would tske more
space than ws bare at our disposal tf
ws mentioned everything attractive
and nsefnl that we saw, but we would
not he dolng Justice to our large and
daily Increasing circle of readers tf we
did not apprise them of at least some
of tire many things we saw. In the
fine of toys we saw tha indispensable
jumping Jack to endless quantities,
bugles, boros, guns, pistols, rattm,
spades, shovsls, pick-axe*, hatchet*,
horse*, drbm®, tops, watches, kellede-
soopcs, etc., etc. In the way of fire
works, skyrockets, roman candles, fiery
snakes, suns, fire crackers, torpedoes.
st& Tbs totlstts department I* well
filled with the choicest perfumeries In
handsome cut-glass bottle!*, the most
delightful powdera and powder-boxea,
soap* and soap-atands, colognes and
hair oils. We saw numberless style*
and qualities qf ladies' and gentle
men’s eollara and neck ties, some
lovely gossamer for the neck
that we Just know would make some
of our lady friends unbearably beaute
ous and bewitching; breakfast shawls
and sacques, suggestive of comfort and
durability as well as beauty; paper
and envelopes In boxes, suitable for
present*. Going among tbs sweets ws
were almost distracted by the sights
which greeted our eyes. The most de
licious candies, apples, o«mges, cocoa
nuts, pecan nots, basis huts, almonds,
raisins, okrons, currants, jellies and
“sich like” goodies. Moving a little
further down we were shown a great
number of gilt china cups and sancea
of various designs and mottoes, also
toy tea setts of the same and common
grades of Crockery, together with all
sorts of vases.
Knowing how the young men feel
when I hey don their “Sunday clothes/'
and having gone through that period
of youthful and innocegt folly himself
Mr. ManvlUs has not forgotten to pre
pare for the emergency which will arise
nbout Christmas time, superinduced
by a general adoption of tbs “Sunday
clothe*” but knowing tvlyit will be de
manded from the live merchant of the
day by the “young m m'd the period
lie has selected, eepechlly with a vi w
to meet this approaching custom.
, A storehouse Of Beckman ft Psarl-
steln at Midway was burned on Sat*
urday night last. Whether accidentally
or otherwise is not known—partly ln|
sured.
* “Jottings from Bamberg” fpacl
ut too late for publication tbfir
Our correspondent represents the son-
tlment lu bis community to be la fsvaji
of Register law; %?' oppos
ed to the abtHt Ion of all pay t° State
witness ; as In ^avor* of relegating
tbeOoort House question to tbe vo*
tent of the county for settlement and
as in favor of making the offices ol
county Auditor tfbd Treasirer elective,
Charles ton jpottptt prlees vary acoor-i
ding to grade from 10 1-fi to 11 cents.
John P. McElhenny as administrator oi
J. L. Pibbt.—We had tbe pleasure
Monday last of making the acquaint
aoce of this worthy son of Old Edge^
field, who is tbe agent of Messrs. Ap
plegate & Sons for tbe sale of their
Kns iiqjiora in South Oaroikta and
Georgia. Mr. Parry is a son ol Ospt.
E. W. Perry one of Edgefield's most
worthy and popular citizens, and tbe
yonng man seems to be In every xes-
wortby representative of bis
d
peot a
fatbea.
The liquors sold by Meesrs. Apple
gate & Sons are universally regarded
as being among tbs best and purest In
tbe market They now offer twenty,
four different brands which vary in
price according to age and quality, and
they claim to be able to defy compe
tition In prices, when tbe quality of
tbe goods Is coueidtfred.
We do not know where our liquor
dealers can get bargains equal to those
offered by tide substantial house, and
we recommend them to give it a trial.
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Blackville Note*.
V-B
Order Sales.
Rate of South Carolina, county of Barn
% well—la the Probate Court,
two hundredisfel fnore or less, bounded
m
Splendid lots oi the Very best eegut*
and chewiog tobacco wlilcli have ever
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been effered in this market for tire
money.
Of course Maovllle & Go. keep every
thing ta
line, We urge all in seanh of thiugs
for the approaching gre*t festival to
call on these gentlmen. We are au
thorised to state that Sunday School
teachers can buy presents for their
scholars from this firm st less than
the regular prices, and on ail articles
bought for the proposed “Christmas
Tree” a liberal deduction will be made.
Read their showy advertisement and
don't boy unUi you have called on
them.
J. G. Corns*■ xv.—Our old friend
“Gus” Cornebe.Qy.aa is usual with him,
has not forgotten that the great time
of the year is nearly upon us. He
knows that the time for fruit eake,
plumb puddings, egg-nogs etc., is near
St band and tbe oooaaion will find him
equal to it. Every day he is getting
In just the very nicest things you ever
saw, afifi he is determined tbai large
prices shall not frighten parties away
from his popular store, and his “nice
things” are marked down to the lowest
notch. “Gus” believes in furnishing
every one the mesas of kovtag good
things at'Christmas and does not care
to make a large profit, provided be
Can dispense pleasure. Give him a
call.
Tkoae who do not often consult the
almanac or who have not invested in
a ' calendar clock, will nevertheless
know that Christmas is near at hand*
by simply walking up R. R. Avenue
Old Santa Olaus has been seeding his
supplies ahead of him for some time
and the store windows and shelves In
dicate that tbe good old fallow meant
to deal generously with the little folks
Quite a number of our townsmei
visited Charleston during the past
week. Some attending the annua
communication of tbe Grand Lodge
some tbe meeting of the Citadel Cadets
and others on business. Ail express
themselves as having bad a pleasant
time and trip In the city by tbe sea,
apd return Jp good spirits and hope
ful anticipation of the future.
At the last coramnnleatton of Black-
vfll Lodge, A.\Fv M-. 1 , the following
offloers w re elected to nerve for the
eqeulng Maa"tdc year ; John It. Bel
linger, W. (I.; J. F. Strobel, 8. W.;
Thomas A. Rhoden. J. IJT.; P. J. I. Red-
mood. Tree-*; and K. L. Dl< f< nbacb.
Secretary. It W. ; L T Izlar 1ms been
reconmiteal ued as T>. D. G.*M. of the
Sixth Mss nic DNtrift of 8. 0. by the
Grand Mister. I* t* also announced
that the officers eb-ct » ; f Blackville
Lodfce wil' he publicly Instated on the
27fh iust in the 0. li. building and.a
Maacrdc a Itireas ilrltvtred by WtlUani
Announcement Extraordinary.
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Having a carefully assorted stock of
goods and notions for the Christmas
holidays, I feel great confidence in
being able to supply the wants of all,
and therefore extend a cordial Invita
tion to my friends of Black vllle and
vicinity to give mo a call. \ will also
display a “Chrlsma* Tfse” from Sat
urday till Tueeiday sight, which will, I
trbet, fully repay any one for visiting
lily store. > : '
If you do not want to buy come and
ads my “Christmas Tree” anyhow, I
will be glad to see you—and jour wife
and little ones.
At tha Poet Offioe, Blackville, S. M
• Amateu
bring out (be
day
open at'
children 1
Willlston,
Lady of
Ulistqn,
%. Doors
35 cents.
Most of i he people ki our section
seem to tllnk that the usury law will
work weU and are pleased at its pas-
sags. The few who once expressed
themselves strongly against it, now
seem disposed to give It a fair trial
and if there is anj good in it let it be
proven by a practical test. trust
It may prove wise legialrlion and that
it may be one of the means to rapidly
build up the -broken fortunes of our
States We shall see.
Tlrt^i
orge L. McElhenny against Isabella
McElhenny et al. Complaint foraale
of real estate to marshall assets and
for relief. - * , • , / /
Rnresaat to ;an order in the above
stated cause, made by James M, Ryan, 1
K*q. t Judge of Probate for the said
county* on the 17th dpr sf. December,
1877, T will offer for sale at Barnwell oo
Monday, the 7th day of January, 1878,
being rnksday, the following real
iroperty, belonging ts the estate of
}eorge L. McElhenny, deceased, to-wit;
Two .oertaiu tracts or parcels of land, tp-
wit: A tract or parcel of land situate
in the eouuty and State aforesaid, on the
road to Augusta, Georgia, C .nt&iuing
one hundred and fifteep acres, more or
less, hounded east by the Augusta road,
south by lands of C. G. Tutt, west kf
lands of W. D. Bush and north by lauds
of V/. E. Hankinsou, being about one-
half of a mile from EUenton station, on
the Pqrt Royal Railroad,.upon which the
said intestate fostfied at'the' tiffee
death. Also, another tractor paicel of
land, situate in saidLBpita. and county,
-coataiaiag one hundred and three aorae,
more or less, both sides of the Port
Royal Railroad, bounded east by lands
of Elmore Ashley, south by lands of Dr.
W. A. Bailey, west by lands of Robert
Turner and north by lands of J. P. Mc
Elhenny. Terms of sale; , Cash caoqgh
to pay the costa, disbursements and -ex
penses of this action, including (he ram of
one hundred dollars, tbe fee of th* plain
tiff' s counsel and to pay nay taxes which
may have been advanced, or which may
he due on tbe said premises, and the
balance on a credit of one year from the
day of sale, with interest from the day
of sale, and that - the purchaser or pur
chasers be required to give the probate
judge his, her of their bond or bonds
and mortgage or mortgages of the premi
ses to secure the payment Of the credit
portion of the purchase money, and that
said purchaser or purchasers do pay for
the said bonds and mortgagej and for
tbd titles.
Sheriff's Office, Barnwell, S. C., De
cember 17 th, 1877.
J.W. LANCASTER, 8. B. <L
Catherine Rowell against Daniel J.
— Thomas end John C. Williams.
By virtue of an erder made in this
vause by his Renor Judge J. 1C Reed
dated 26th September, 1877, I will sel!
at Barnwell C. -H., 8. C., on the first
Monday in January, it being aalesday, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property^ to-writ: All that
tract of land situateWn fhe-Edisto river,
in the county of Barnwell, State of South
Carolina, containing seven hundred
acres, more or les*, which was boundec
un the 6th of March, 1856, by lands o
the estate of George Hartzog. W. B. Ma
theny, estate of John Reed, Austin Boyl
rton and Henry Il-lman and the land on
which Reuberf Thomas resided in his life
time. Purchasers to pay for papers.
SheriffsOfTtcc, Barnwell S. C. Deoem
her, 13, 1877.
J. W. LANCASTER, S. B. C-
J. H. Sanders, executor, et al against
Lcorence Jl. Connelly et al.
J'g virtue of $ judgment of the circuit
court in this (; u«e, dated the 9th day of
October,. 1877,1 will sell tit Rani well C.
II., S. C., bn xilesday next, it beiugtke
7th day’of January, 1878, to tbe high
est bidder, for cash, the following do«
scribed property, to wit: t All that eer-
tsin pnrcci or tracF~of k nd ~situate^Ttr
north by lands nf A» P- AMrich, south
by lands of Dr. Fed Hay, east by landi
of Dr. Thomas Hay *u4 west by lower 3
Runs.*^
AU6, all that certain tract of laud lying
and being nr the county of Barnwell, con-
turning tsfo hundred and thirty-six acres,
more or less, bounded north by lands of
Jefep Rosier, south by lands of William J Brad
Mixson’ east by lower 8 Runs and west
hyumd# of W Hit am kfixfoa and John
Rosier. Levied upoa a* the property o
Oscar- P. Htiy fliWikU of J. D
Rountree. Purchaser* to pay for papers.
Also, M. F- Moloney against George
J. Fogle. All that evrtain tract ef Ian#
lying and toffing kifcorawdl county, con
taining two hundred acres, more or lees,
bounded north by lands of H. Wilkinson, | EmJ
booth by lands of B. F. Rice, east by
Mb**HEADACHE axd NEURALGIA
FILLS. * f ^
Pa. BENSON'S AON
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Retd . — C>IA>io*ft* Ptua Ache.
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Are prepared expressly to tovq
v- Sick ifemliiche,
Bead
V At-v..i>a 11 jkn.lis*.
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Neuralgia,
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Jlerro
and wilfdc it.
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land* qf S. N* Walker nod west by Unda
of Charles O'Brien. Levied upon as the
as O’Brien.
property of George J. Fogle at the
of M. F. Moloney. Purchasers to pay
for papery.
Sheriff’s office, Barnwell Court House,
8. C-, December 15th, 1877.
J. W. LANCASTER,
_j€* > wA. Sheriff Bartiwell Co.
i—I—: —;
p*Pr4e«80 cent* aBoxMdM Ache.
DOWIE&MOIBB, _
Wuolksalr Dbcooists,
Charleston, 8. 0.
Nov32 6m . ,:1
Ml M ? M
BARNWELL DRUG STORE.
5TO ALL WB0U1T tA Y CON-
CEBN:
*NOT1CR 18 HEREBY OIVEN, that Mra.
Ana J- Kennedy has filed her petition in
tbe Probote Court to have a Homestead act
off for hsraelf and. ahildrxn out . of tha
•f th« lata Rewry W
eraof.
“j K w
nady, thirty days from data he
JAMK8 M. RYAN.
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—iooifobT—
Little Folks.
fade* sf Prohate
JOSEPH BhLLINOKRy Ag't., \
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naunEvaAI. N.
DEALXB Ol
Drugs, Medicines,
it--
Christmas Good*! .
Christmas Goods!
M. BUR DEB
JOTTOW TACTOE
AND C OMXISB ION MERCHANT
AUGUSTA,
GEORGIA.
** ■ £ vv, *• -
Strict Attsetfra to aN
Prcwpt KcmHiaacas.
ocf.8-"
It l« anppoeert; oo the Fair Ground*
»tll*rnwp||, mortar*** and two bote*
of B. A. W. Mow tp R- H. Moore, oue of
F. Mew to 1
th* note* being for $176.00, dated Jan
uary 8d’ 1876, on which thotw Is a
credit of $50.00, the other being for
$000. AH person* ar* warned not to
-trade for these note*, and the find
wHIIms rewarded by their return to
at Allendale.
Bbown.
Till FOLLOWING
PFFER. and send us your name and ad-
draaa, upoa receipt af which wa
Will forward you descriptive
, t eirsulars. w
Appleton’s Journal,
. ; J bin** jrno*. iJsS
C n K M I C L N,
PERFUMERY, FANCY TOILET ARTICLE*,
Trusses, Shoulder-Braces, Syringes,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DTEsSTUFP.
Containing doacriptiva illustrated ankles
ksaUlies,*
| ea well known kcaliUes,- continued stories
by the foremost foreign and • Atnvriesw
authors; short sketches of travel, history
| adventure and romance; reviews ef first
class works; bright end crisp editorials. Tha
beat sad cheapest magaaiae puMtshed.
The undersigned beg leave to call tha at-
- a, i tration of the publkae the fofiowtag art*- _ . . .
W^ra*. IfB (OfftU tuna KPiTIlf,
at all Hour*.
TOBACCO, SEOABfl AND SNUFF.
ever before offered:
BOv22-3a
Co&Costt
To moke a change la my buslneea t
offer from Friday, tbe 7th Inst., my
stock o# dry gooda, shawl*, boot*,
shoes,'bats, clothing, tinware, hard
ware aod notion* nt«tot,only lor cash,
I Offer very low a beautiful lot ol
Christmas toys and trinkets, glaoa*
ware and crockery, groceries and med
icines.
All parties l# debt to L. A. Thomson
St Oo. or myself will save coat by pay*
log ap at once.
Fire Crackers, ^
Roman Candles,
Sky Rockate,
Sand Cracker!,
Blue Lights, 4a>, >*
Also, China Babies,
, China Liaeo Delia,
Wax Crying Du Us, ^
China Tto Batts.
j Tin Henw,
Bslancing Horn*,
I Wax Baby in ’ Conch,
Stables with 2 horses,
Jockey Riders,
Paintedwood whistles
Birds on bellows,
[ Tin trumpets,
Fancy Rattles, i '
Ticking wntchaa.
Pewter whistles,
Gilt whistles,
B«* kw*.
Tin Khakass, Vi
Tin atovea, -»
Fine BamwoaJsfia,
China Vaaea,
Paper cap pistols,
C 4k n 4k ae m , Lae
fancy canuy,
. Conduettd ly *. L. and W
IC—Uimng the Iwat
advanced minds
conntrier, illustrated whew
■eeeaeaiqr te tort her aew-
vey their ideas.
TBWP0TVL4* scnircM monthly
8 UFPEMKST,
I CesDsorao »v K. L oira N, J. FWwnia,
Cowtaiwlng the vary beet artkle*
published ia tha foreign seiea-
Frwkk tmAj,
Guild'
revtewa
apCCtAL ChVB
Pecan nots,
Apples, Oaages,
Baaannaa, Ceooannts j
and evSTytking aka.
C. E. LARTIGUE.
A. B. HOOTON k B&0-
Bamberg. S. O., December 10,1877,
Appleton’s Journal . . perfisaara,
Appleton*' Journal, with
Plate *f Dickens ia Me
Etwdy,' .j « - . •
Popular Bctenee MedHily •
Popular Science Monthly
fhipplemeat v . .
We wilt seed the above
thoughts ef the meet
i la this and other
Blackville, Dac. 6rb.
oct4-8m
tp ona address for one year, for tfi.fo
Wilts of Diakeaa In his Study, $10.00.
aaagasinea
9.60; wit k
Foreign and domestic
quorfi, Tobacco, Began, ko.
m*t8mBSKa
185
N. A. Hunt & Co.
SMtk CtrolllM—Barnwell Cutj. j No „ M ,
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WHOLESALE DEALER* IN
Boots, Shoes and Trunks,
roposed measure to establish
bounty courts does notfneet with the
approbation of the people. It is look*
ed upon as a bardeosotne establish*'
meat which will greatly increase coun
ty expenses, taka up much valuable
time, delay tbe disposing of criminal
offences, contrary to the spirit of tbs
constitution, < which guarantee* tbs
speedy investigation of criminal char-
gus,■prove the source of innumerable
appeals and unsatisfactory decisions,
unieoa men competent for circuit
judges are placed upon the bench,
delay the recovery of judgment when
emergencies arise which call for quick
recovery or money lost, and In fact
open to many other objections which
space will not allow us to consider.
The memorial of the Oouoty Com
missioners to the Legislature In ref-
erenoe to public buildings ho* again
revived the county seat question. We
thought that the matter was to be let
alone where It was, At least that was
the tiniferstAudlng during the last
campaign. We understand, however,
that there nrethoae who say that they
don’t cure a continental for tbeir
B aiges now that they are in office,
t these public servants have some
honest and honorable oonatltuents who
t ade pledgee for them, who do oare
r their pledges and, will remember
them too—Verbum sap.(beads.)
As the Legislatnre has now said
that the citizens who own money shall
not rent it oat for more than seveu per
oent, would It not now be well tb carry
the reform movement still further
and prohibit real estate owners, who
have farm* ao<Lbouees “to let,” from
contracting for j* higher rental tfaaq
seven per cent, oo t$e value of tbs)
property as assessed for taxes? We
think this could be easily regulated by
punishing any party or parties who|
offere or demandfli a greater sum than
_ the act, by confinement
the peoitehtlary at hard labor for
Mesa than one tear nor mere than
for me, and a forfeiture to the State of
the property so offered for rent and *
floe of one thousand dollars oo tbe
to psy more than pre-
Baruwell county, State of South Caroli
na, containing eight hundred acres, more
*r les*, bounded now or lately by dands
of WSlsdn Sanders, William Creech, es««
tate of Moses Sanders and others, beiug
the plantation on which this defendant,
Lawrence- R. Connelly, now resides
Purchasers to pay tor papers.
-« Sheriff’s Office, Barnwell, 8. C., De
cember 13th, 1877.
J. W. LANCASTER, S. B. C.
Angelia E. Stansvfetrnl against William
B- Turner et. si. IVition ftr parti
tion. *-•
By virtue and in pursuance of an or
der made by James M. Ilf an, Efcq.,
Judge of Probata, in the above entitled
cause, on the 10th day of November,
1877,1 will toll at Barnwell Courthouse,
S. C., on the first Monday in January
next, it being sales day, to the hixhest
bidder, for cash, tbe following described
property, to-wit: All that tract of land
in Barnwell county, State of South Caro
lina, containing one hundred and fifty
acre*, mote or less, and bounded pn tbe
' Nos. 161 and 163 Meeting Street,
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CHRLESTON^OUTH CAROLINA.
Also a full line of Men*’ and Boys
Wool and Fur Hats. v. nov8-8m
Whereas J. J. Brabham, dark of tbe
court of comm on pleas for said county,
bath made suit to me to grant him let
ters of administration of tbe estate
and effects of Mary Ann Presey—a
derelict estate. These are therefore
to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of tbs skid
Mary Ann Pressy, deceased, that they
be and a ppear before me fn the probate
I court for said county to be holden at
Barnwell on the 5th day of Febroary
next, at ten o’clock a. m., to show
cause, if any they can, why said ad
ministration should not be granted.
TJIVhBpndOT my hantfri “
A* Hth day of December, *
James m. $yan,*
d«o13-7 'J Jadgtnf Probata
Popular Science Monthly Mid
Appleton* Journni, with
ekes* la hie
w » Charleston, S. C,
of Biekese
Study • »
Popular Science Monthly and
Popular Science Monthly
Supplement - - -
Appleton*’ Journal and Pops-
m* iiWr Hetievnrtto RiyimlWlvr Hut>»
sesews vra»*v7ii war •—* vra■ v * ■-
plement - - • •
Apyletoael Joevnal and Pop*
ular Nciance Monthly Sup
plement, with Plate
Dickon* in hie Study
8 00
1 00
Foreign and
Bottle* and Kegs.
Orders proa
8epl3-3md
iilfonr subsa
W. PRESTON DO 1
;0f[ FACTOR AND COM MISSION MF.E-
Any perron eending u»|four gubgcriptione 1 , „
to either Magaiine, with amount for thfi ] CHANT, Church and Tradd Streets,
name, will be entitled to a copy gnUM thtol ’ :
^- Ct.rlerfon,8.C. BwMhMk^iir
<riAk<M -ft- of Th.
and has done more for th* country
-
For Christmas.
north and cast by lands of the estate of
Joshua Ashley, west by lands of John
B. J Quittleb&im,
Monthly; for 1-20.00. Addreae all Commuf
nicatione to
D. APPLETON ft CO, PublUhera, |
M9 and. 651 Broadway, N Y.
SaharrtptloM to the atove ttaptaine* neHvvd al
I TM. OOee eetlS-1*
pie than any other.
eep27 -8tno
WlUlstoa, 8. C.B-RJ
JUST ARSITBD*
WILL attend •toNs tiitou#sefi finmweU
nd adjacent count lee- oct25-8m
cm a myers a bro., Daniel Haas,
A full supply of Trimmed and Un
trimmed LADIES’ HATS of all styles
and varieties. Also, a Select lot of
Xteehdp-mmdo Men’* and Soya*
m HUMBUG
CABINET ORGANS.
autacriban havs just received the
largest and fineot collection ef Ofgowe
CLOTHING,
Woodwatd and south by lands of Owen
McDaniel. The said land being sold for
a division among the heirs of Barak
Beck, deceased. * Purchasers. to pay for
papers.
The above described lands were* iold
December 3d, 1877. to B. O. Stansell, .
who did not comply with the terms ol
■ale, and will now be resold at the risk
of the former purchaser. Purchasers to
pay for papers. f ' T
Sheriff’s Office, Barnwell, S. C., De
cember 15th, 1877.
J. W. LANCASTER,^. B. C.
966YS AND BB0ES.
AH sort, or ■ '
FRUIT-AND ONFECTIONERY.
Call on me.
f , - JT. G. CORNEHBN.
Barnwell, S. C., November 22,1877.
ever offered for sale in Angusta, which
they will dispose of at reasonable price*.
Every instrument warranted for 5 yean.
, Oates Bros.,
Successors to Geo. A. Oates, Augusta.
QPJ. M. Ryan, agent for above.
A large assortnient of tohisel and mis
cellaneous books and all kiftii of statkm-
d at
ery con always be found
Oates Brow,
dccl3-6m 244 Broad Street
Robert Thomson.
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Execution Sales
J. F. Brabham against C. J. Kearse.
By virtue of sundry execution# to ns
directed, I will sell at Barnwell C. H.,
8. C., on salesdiy in January, 1878, it
being Monday* tbe 7th d»y of said month,
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described real property, to-wit:
All that certain tract of land lying and
JfOTICSJ,
The undersigned gives notice that I
he will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Barnwell county on tbe 16th day I
of January, 187$, at 10 o’clock a. m.,
for a final discharge os administrator I
of David Seiglor.
derfi-td yon Bmouau
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Deauftirt' S- C.
xoticv.
>. ^'
Parties bolding dal ms against the
estate of James Banders, Br., will pre
sent them, and all persons Indebted to
the said estate will make Immediate
payment to the undersigned or either
of them. aM
F.t.tkatoi Baxmoo, Executrix.
Jorrsor Bamerr Executor.
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Central Hotel
Broad Street
AYKWXJfo’TA, cnkoroxa
Mrs- M- W- Thomas.
Cwtrallr tnrttl ■ oravratoil to
Balnberg
being in Barnwell county,
ndredtnd twenty-two acres, more or
P7
hundred and twenty
less, bounded north by brads of Jacob
Lyoni, south by lands of 8. E. Harrison,
east by lands of V. W. Manuel and wed
by lands of Sarah Chaasereau. Levied
upon as the property of C. J. Kearse at
the suit of J’ F. Brabham. Purchasers
to ?i rfor lT"» ' 7
Also, J. D. Rountree against Oscar
P. Hay, Susan C. Hay, Thomas P. Hay.
All that certain tract of fend ^Ing and t
being ia Barnwell county, containing l
.A- ■ f,. ' \ ^*■
. . i X
notice that
Of Probate
15th day of
It a. m. for
final (Rsebarge as. administratrix of
Joseph Tyler. Mas. T, A. P. Trum.
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Sale Stable.
Impertsn of
.♦ •
Brandies, Wines, Qins, Rum,
Ser>tch Ate, Broirn Stout, I
SALAD OIL. CASTILE SOAP. Ac.,
Crasuaiij d* Nani. L
Ch»lf«OWRye »na««riM Wlfrkfy.^
-5* *
JOBBER OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GOODS, NOTIONS, FA
GOODS, Ac.,
155
CHARLESTON, & C.
sep27 3mo
No. 72 Exchange Place.
BALTUIORIX
oetll-Cnr ' . 1
WM.M.aAtE
"* , " auL
WHOLESALE DIALER IN
FniUs and Produce,
116 Ea-st Bay. *
So €i
orders, I am,
Soliciting your
yo«rt trulyr- - *
J. R. TOMLINSON.
WM. M. HALE.
■epHMlmo
Pianos! Pianos 1
If you want a first class Piano Forte
at a reasonable price, go Ip
: ' j ii"' -
O.VTEC BIOS. AUM'STA, CEORQIA,
ONE car load of fine
■X'
WoUo©
Horses and Mules
J«*t arrived and for tale low down for.
r -
Barcbebo, R Nov. 9, 1877.
and you can get one that will do service ■,
in every respect,* and for durability and j with
sweetness of tone cannot be axcelted if.
equalled.
Picture Frames-
IWu VrkfdlKnH. nujrkiiul
of pictnres that they want framed would
do wefl to take them to i
i OATES BROS-, ACOUITA,
who Will do
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