The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 26, 1885, Image 2
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a**) atoparte.
lolftemy iuflcrs ulid in-
at (tMdqaartera and
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M t lieu mutism.
M>0 uppllcstlons lor ( fflce
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Mf sad true Democrat ought
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tbs Oraoite*
laiywimqiiior ■wtWg, : IHM*twwwsqa j
ij—Wiffiam Cafn, ocdored^
fband gailty of aanault and batterr
,
0*9, W,' B if hop and O*o. 0. Tara {br
••tag Kqoora wiflioqt license.
Tbt GVand Jury submitted Jbp fol,-
Wwiag report and was dieebargetl;
Mrwwt Jury Fr««eaaaMeaf.
To HU Honor, Judge T. B. Frater,
PreridiiHj. ' ^
The Grand Jury rcapcctfullj submit
tbs f jlowh>K report:
We visited the Court House and Jail
and (band them io jrood orrier, tho pru<
otfers in jai 1 bein^ well eared for.
;w e iwrnnwiend the following ehaages
Id Ibe^til t Tb >1 wood^fl' dobra 1 e plncad
to ibn targe doors up etkin for the bat
ter protectioa ot' the jatta fo be con-
atraeted under the supcrtrieiSa of the
Sberifft
The Fool' Honsk end Farm is this
yewr in Charge of Dr. N. F. Jtirkhhd,
Jr., who Has bfen Very efficient in the
discharge of his duties, the premises be
ing dees and the inmates well cared for.
rOCUTY OYttCKS.
A* advised by your Honor, we visited
the offices of Sheriff, Clerk of Court,
Auditor, Treasurer, County Coimuission*
ers and Judge of Probate andWonad
them in good order and Well kept.
The supplemental report of Mr. J. P.
Strobcl, the clerk np^ihtctf by your
Honor upon our request, will be present
ed durtug the term and will more partic
ularly describe the condition of the rec-'
orda, Ac., of said offices.
StfllCfoL COMMISMONER.
Our ezatniuatiDn of the office of the
School Comtniasiouer has revealed the
following iteina which ^vc nresont:
Average daily seatinn of the sehools, 6
hours; average session of the same, 3
uaWiths { average monthly Saury of male
teociiers, 930.40 { averogr monthly sal
ary of female teachers, its 90; totnl
number 61 q^ildren iu attendance, 6,SIRS',
total atndiht of school funds expanded,
$14,933.94. 3Ve find that the school
fund bsa been expended in the best pos<
srble wsy to promote the edueatiouai in»
terest* of the tviuuty, that the schooU
have been located and opened ty the sev
eral boards of trustees so ms to subserve
the education ol the children ;. that the
school checks are promptly paid as soon
as the taxes arc collected and that no
past indebtcdt»e<* eiista. We sni'cest
that the School Commissioner should be
•elected by the Governor add the State
Board of Examiner* and sh^ild hold h s
office for four years. That the Clerk of
the Board of Trn^Uea be paid one dollar
aad a balf (91,50) per day out of the
achool fund for as many as five days for
the schbol Vcar, and that he be required
to visit every achool in his district during
the session. Wt reoouimcud that .the
annual ejamiuatiou of teachers be held
in the month of October in coo!) year,
instead of the months of July and Jan
uary. We supgext that the present
mode of examination of toacln-ra by
queetions prepared by the Stn'e Board of
Examiners bo abrogated and that the
whole mat'er bo left to each County
Board of Examiners. We also recom
mend that the Board of Trustces'of h
Township provhte more comfortable
school house* for the children and (hat a
part of the school fund b« ex|>endtd for
that pnrpas®. '
"C-LX ’’ Jt Bt4C • 0 ' AD8
* X 'WJMfcotnrrfvMjd‘that OUT Senator and
Representatives in the General Atscm
bly introduee a bill providing a more effi-
oitut^yetem of working our public rouds
by uuaiioa. } t * *
present the road lending from
Moore's Cross Roads to McCoy 's Bluff
M Mt having been worked by the Coun
ty Commissioner* for four years, and the
SavaMsk aad Auguata rotd between
Brier Creak and Erwin's Bluff itl Bull
Pood Townshjp as not having been
worked ia four year*, and also the roads
/Votn Barn well (h II. to B Jck Crock nnd
mm*"*
. Thero appsasafo b* wiWk T »'ling igno-
•P'j nuos, ifnpt dUregard, On the part of
ihrewj Croppers oq readsidea us to what is tha
lawful width of public rdads and which
M many place* has become a ouiatnoe
tue- abolition of fences. Wc rc-
ooruineud that the sub-coimuissioneis be
Tnsfruoled by the County Commineioucrs
to have the width ofall roads, which ran
I Taylor of Gilbert Hollow,
vtwty slffbt year* old, la cut-
knew JitwtaotU.
Mdse tort* in
)k atli la being reduced in
MtMnpnM.
dM Kentbaw of Oamdao, now
Bwma, Go^ b«* accepted • rail
•Tdi of the Holy Comforter
n uawtaM of Orangebmg
ifMret have bora stopped
M^oo kocoui,t of lb* large
If OMd deft running at large,
JoBMbf Bakdfcbnoty, (K,
Mww hale of uew
a part of bU
««< v ■ v..' -i«
la at Ml using
at hta dlapo
Arthur. It 1*
t la bow
af bia own,
J not be aa atyltsh aa that of
'.kt . i
ira about to build a
UM County, If. a
will conduct It
rk as uhMioaa-
’Ofrottna, Georg In, South
(hd Bast Tenneeeee.
•Bt-frand-fatber of A, A. Wll-
"B
e du-
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oral
tmprreaed by the
t and for which he
TO
g kao Juat received a letter
fonad fit t|a dlaa of ike
Mtlrtaot; god that not only
ra f* Ala dliftnlthf tie fjw,-
BUM Cga ooOect 71 yaan*
I that tha
nkbcad to the Hepul
<o tha war, for thalr free-
*
hegatlva speaker
woiid that *a
I d'Demo-
through fields, marked off by running a
fafrew jot dittih of suitable depi|k .to re-
mmo as a permanent ea-th mark, which
will be understood as the road limit, and
that the owners Or lessees of Such fields
MM f tu* have outlet that any trespassing Upon of
Itoae, who across such lines will bo treated as a mis-
tbe demeanor. In case there is no sthtut*
ageh ar- to wamut such action we recooupeod
and the the matter to the attention of odr u em
ber* of the iiggkkture. f .
,We re^wt that the shade tree* bord
ering our public Whwaja are being nui*
VerswIyeW and Killed, atid we rtedm.
mend that the sub commissioners be re
quired to mark *11 shade trees within 20
foci °f tsch highway sc that the same
should remain, and any person so ctlt-
kllKug should be indicted as
»r the autqto by Um County
t^FviJT
Ike causeways upon
iways are ad narrow ns to
paH]pnlarlj at night, nod
that atteutic
- u. vooper, uouaty uomuMSstoner
rt i4iwwin wiaMita rl 1 mm — 1 -
univerFanj aifregHraoQ kvhi wo T%QOm*
mead sbalihk «aa»w b* rigidly eoforecd-or
repealed and a high license substituted
ia its stead, the fond* arisiag tharelkem
to be applied to odaeathmal purpose*. "
Wei return thinks to tha public offi
cert for thoir kfndncse-to hs and read! > r
ness to moot our requeers, eepeciqHy to
our able School Commissioner for Ids
able assist* nee.
Trial J attics W. M. Bostick ha* bean
reported to us for malfeasance » office
and we roctrthmeud that proper steps be
Uk in iu the matter.
Iu conclusion we thank your Honor
for many courteous attentions bestowed
upon us aud hope you will long be spared
to adorn tho hicb station which now you
hold. All of which is respectfully sub*
drifted.’
j. D. Browne, Foreman.
Friday—The trial of W. W. Free
man for killing John Clayton on the
f9th of December at Allendale com*
mcncvd abd occupied the whole day.—
Tbo following jury wag secured: G. O.
Ililoy, Foreman ; Stephen Owens, J. S.
Halford C. J. Black, Joseph Fail, L.
McDonald. W. F. Aaron, J. H. Hutch-
rntrs, J. W- Hill, J. H. Ziisett, J. is.
Still, Pit lifing.
From the Ch irleston Sunday News
wc take the following full account:
The proceedings in tho cose were
opened at half-paat 9 o’clock and the
prisoner put upou trial. William
Freeman, tho accused, appeared to
much advantage In the dock. He was
elaboiately and carefully dreesed io a
black broadcloth suit, and was much
lionized by a numerous contingent of
frleods from bis section of the coun
ty. He displayed a drooping and
Itetlees expression and paid but
little heed to what whs going
on around him. Ail of bis children
were In Court and the only exhibition
be gave of any Interest whatever was
an occasional glance towards the
group of ft lends with whom his chll
dreo sod wife were seated. Col. Rob
ert Aldrich appeared in his defence,
and Acting BolicUor Iz sr for the pros
ecution.
THE STATE 8 CARE.
(T
The case for tho State was opened
with the evidence of Dr. W. H. Hay,
who testified that he woe called upon
to make the post-morrem examination
of the body cf John Clayton; who had
been killed on the nlgnt! of the 29 h
of December last at AHendale. On
that examination be found that death
had almost instantaneously reunited
from a pistol ball which passe:)
through ths.left arm and entered the
heart of the deceased. He saw the
body on the night of the 29 h lying
Just where Clayton had been killed, a
few Stefas outsldo of the fence dividing
Clayton’s from Freemnu's yard—
When he arrived at the scene of the
tragedy on that night life was extinct
and the post mortem examination
was held on the following day,
Edmund Brown, colored, testified
that on the night In question he w. nt
to- the depot at Allendale to meet Mr.
Clayton, who arrived that night from
flavhonali. He took Mr. Clayton’s
valise home and rein rued to find
Mr. Claytonj for whom be had a mes
sage from Mrs. Clayton. The witness
fooufi Mr. Clayton to Moore’s billiard
aaloon, where William Freeman and a
man name Paul Williams were playing
billiards. Freeman was playing when
the witness entered, and only scored
one point on the shot. Clayton was
looking on at the game and said: —
“Now, you hare played hell; you have
only mode ooe button.'’ Freeman said,
"That’s none of year d—d. business;"
and then Clayton said: “ W6II, then, I
am out of It.” After some further dis
pute both parties went out iu the street
where they again commenced quar
relling. and after some wry Indecent
and profane language the parties sepa
rated, and Freeman in going eaPU—
“God d—n you t yoii are a better man
on muscle than 1 am ; but I.’ll see you
affaln.” Clayton started off to follow
Fret-man, but on the advice of the wit
ness 'he went home. While Clayton
was at home eating supper and the
witness was sitting down i t the house.
Freeman came up on the rear of the
building and ealled for Clayrou. Mis
Clayton tffcnt to the back door and
Invited Freeman Into the house. H»*
refused to come In and treked Clayton
to come out; that ho wanted to apolo
gise to him for *hat occurred In the
evening. Ciujton went out and the
witness went out alno when he beard
the noise that was going on. He
beard Freeman, say ; “John, I don’t
want to take any advantage of you,
aud I can hurt you badly, a/id
that d—d quick.” Mrs, Clayton then
aatrt, “ Cousin Billy (Freeman) don’t
you shoot, Mr. Clayton held up hts
arms and said, **God d—o you* you
»e* I haven’t anything but my natural
fist, but if you want to light I’ll fight
ou with anything , even a brickbat.”
reeman then pulled out his pistol
and fired at Clayton twice. Be then
turned and pan oft towards bia own
bouse, pursue*) by Mrs. Oayton, who
was called back by ber elsu-r-ln-law,
Mies Joanna Clayton Wbeu Freeman
Bred the first Bhot Clayton 9ald "D—n
you, frou give me that ball" arvi
at the uextahot be fell. All this took
place just outside the fence and at a
break I a the fenee through which tbo
Freeman and Clayton families passed
In their almost daily communication
with each other.
Mias Joanna Clayton, the next wit-
ness, «tated that she bad, come from
Savancab to vjait tha Claytons on tbt
night of the fifth of, p^ftenfoer. fib*
came to Allendale on the same train
b* ffiveo to oigbt with John Clayton, her
able brother. Clayton did not go iramedi-
back, and they at once d**a pot chad a
Bay, fib* was the
tn reach bar brother after
MWCELLAHIOUa.
'At,
£ s
in the
aod we re*
be iutract-
author tat off and r «.
JtO VQtVfJWa . *
aod
v
borne, hut eame there about sup-
a* Mated by the pre
ceding witness, fihe said: ‘Wbeu
Freeman was about to shoot Mr. Clay
ton I begged Mm not to d > It, aud I
eald, ‘Donein BiTly* don't do U. But
hqshot him twice iftrht before my face
nn«l oh soon n« he did he ran away and
I fan after Mm. My ebner, Joanna,
ceded me back tn my husband aud
said ‘her brother was dying.' When
Freeman came to the fence he said ’he
came to have revenge, and Mr. Clayton
asked btno twice what was he mad
about. He said, also, Mf yon are mad
with me I am aa good a man aa you,
and riirbt here t* the place to prove it.
Mr. Onyton then pulled r off his coat,
and Just pr soon a* his coat fell from
hia hands Freepian shot him t vice.' ,
~ This testimony closed thA evidence
in chief for the State.
THK DETKNCE.
The defense then put up Mrs. F. J.-
Freeman, the wife of the prisoner
Hhe said that on the 231 of December
John Clayton came to her houae while
ber husband wasn’t, homo. He came
to borrow her satchel, as be waa going
to Savannah next morning. Witness
went and got him the satchel, which
he took and put it down iu the corner
of the room. He then came over to
the witness and ‘took bold of her atm
and made an Indecent proposal’ to her.
The witness continued : ‘I told him
to leave tny house at cnce and never
to come btick again : and that I inten
ded to tell my husband about bis talk.
My husband didn’t come home that
night, and *ben be did c<-me I didn’t
tell hlto, because Clayton was gone
Whe,o Clayton eame back from Savau
uah on the ‘29th I then told my bus-
band and asked him to go over to Clay
ton’s bouse and tell him that he knew
all about It. My husband went over
and after a while I heard some loud
talking and I went out on tbs back
porch and I heard tny husband sayinff
‘stand back, stand back,’ and I beard
Mrs. Clavton say ‘Clayton don’t shoot
Ootistn Hilly.’ I then h'-ard Clayton
say with an oath, ‘I’ll kill him,’ and
then I heard two shota and my has-
baud cams back to the house.’ The
witness then went oVet to the scene <d
the killing ami came back tn her bus
ban-d and told him that Clayton was
dead.
Ou the cross-examinatl >n the wit
ness stated that after the ’Indecent
proposal’ to her In the bouse ebe r-ev-
enhelesA lent Clayton her sitchel nud
allowed her daughter to go with bim
to Savannah p*xt morntne.
William Freeman, the prisoner, waa
theh called to the eland. He testified
without any apparent • ff >rt at com-
posnr^ and his story Is as follows:‘Mr.
Clayton came home from Savannah ou
the night of the i'd’h of December, and
on that night my v\ife told me tl-a’ he
had grossly Instilled her Just before
leaving (of Savannah. She said that
Miss Boyle, a young lady who woe
staying with her, was going on a visit
next day and that she would he alone
‘in the house. 8hs uskod me to go
over and see Clayton about the m it
ter. I walked over to Clayton’s house
by a near cut to where flnihe boards
were knocked off the fence. I called
him ami Mrs. Clayton c-me to the
hack door ami asked me to come In.
I told her I didn’t have time, that I
only wanted to see Cfayton—I think 1
said Johnny. He came out su 1 she
went hack in the house. As soon as I
mentioned this to him he began to
curse nnd swear he’d maul h —II out
of me and all that kind of thing. 1
sal I, ‘Johnny, tills thing can't be act
tied wlthrmt pistols,’ and he came to
wards me and then Mrs Clayton came
out. I Raid ‘stand back,’ aud he Came
up as If he was going to take hold of
me. I said again, ‘stand back, don’t
you come any nearer.' He kept ad
vanclttg and I kept going bank for
about 12 or 15 or 18 steps. Mrs. ( layton
then Raid, ’Clayton, why don't you
come back and let your cousin Billy
alone.’ She said something before
that but I don’t remember what It was.
As aoon as she said that, Clftytt n pul
led off hts coat shd dropped it down at
hls side. Ho made a few steps to-
wdrds ro*‘, and threw hls htlnd to hls
Ri le as if to Jerk out a pistol, and sai l
Til kill him. the—=*• -. T then
was Rtepi tug back aod I fired towards
hls right, as I could'nt get straight. I
kept on back. a*d I gave him a
straight shot just as he diew baek and
raised hi* hand as If to throw bis pis
tol at me. He tflade two attempts to
ahoot. add it failed to fire both times.
When I fired the second time h« drop
ped to bis knfees and s&id, T «m hit.’
I thftn Went back to my house.’
That was the statement of the pri
soner, and io fact the whole case for
the defence. Miss Ida Boyle, the ntxt
witness for the prisoner, corroborated
the prlsoner’astMtemefit in relation to
Freeman’s telling Clayton to htand
back and as to Mrs. Clayton’s saying,
“Clayton; don'tyou shoot Cousin Billy,
according to the defendant’s tesllmo-
n y. . ■
The defence then put up two wit
nesses to prove the noreUabliity of the
colored witness for the State, Edmund
Brown.
THE REPLY.
In reply the Htate proved that Clay
ton. had oo pistol on the night of the
killing, a fact, however, which the de
fendant Would not swear to on bia
cross-examination. Witnesabs were
also put up to testify to the good char
actor of Edmund Brown.
Argnmsutlo the oase was mad* by
GoL Aldricn for the defence, in which
b< set up the plea of aelf tfofence, and
argued ewhaustivsiy from the testimo
ny in that direction, fifolitltor Izla r
replied for the . prosecution In au ex
ceedingly clear and powerful argu-
orept, wbleh carried conviction with It.
ftotM of tha argument*, for tha defence
and for the Stat** have been much
cofrimeoted upou aod with favorable
sod 'fiat taring criticism.
crumb - 3
At eflptyotb, tjbe krgument having
donsdmeit three Ironrs, Judge Fraser
charged the jary both on the special
ft) a tier* referred to the Court ehd. the
general law fipplidable to the ease.
The Jury then retired, ahd at half-past
eight agreed upon a VeMtpt of mao-
staughter, but reoomtnfpdfd the a*-
Just, after
'ah affecting
Wbeu the d
taken back
two bright
aod 10 y
side of tf
friends of the' pit
►*r*, end
!y imbued
ware present
evidently tbor*
the theory of
nun marr.
charge of the Court
‘dent took - place.—
nt waa about to be
jail to await the verdtot
king tittle girls about.fi
a of age clambered up the
dock and clung around the
prisoner/ They were bis daughters,
sod with eye* filled with tears they
eame down from the-dock and walked
out with him io silence as be was
being remanded to prison.
Saturday—Rufu* Sally, colored j waa
convicted of bigamy.
\V. M. Cave sod W. B. Cate acquit*
ted of the charge of buying seed cotton
between sun down and auu rise.
Monday—All the priaoners in the jai!
having been tried the Solicitor consented
to a continuance of ail other prosecutions
until the next term. ®tho customary
general order* were wade aud the fob
lowing sentences passed:
James Humphries, colon*!, plead guil
ty to petit larceny—one month iu the
county jail.
Wiblayn Cam, colored, agradlt and
battery with intent to kill—3 years im
prisonment at hard labor lu the peuiteu -
tiurv.
\V. W. Freeman, white, manslaugh
ter—10 years imprisonment ut hard la
bor in the .penitentiary.
John Terry, colored, murder—to b«
hanged on Friday, 29th ol May.
UuIur Sa'ly, colored, convic ad of big
amy, did not appear and a sealed sent
ence was left.
George C. Vum, selling liquor with
out license, 2 chscr, $190 tine.
George VV. Bishop, selling liquor witb-
vut license, 9300 tine.
'iho iudicimcnta ag.msl Aaron G.
Yarn for selling liquor were nol pressed
upon his coules-i ju of the truth of the
charges and pay meat of Costa at the re
quest of the prosecutors.
The Sessions adjourned and Common
Pleas opened ou Tuesday morning.
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Tha Tklrtjr-Fifth Aanaal aksetUg
Carol!** Mai Aa-ocMtion «)’
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tiektla at excursion Ala*. '•
JOHff fOftftXST.
*r28 Kaeording SvereUyy.
held is ChsrlMtM April 21, IWA
Mlaa
Ailgusta t
JU WL DOUTTfoM. ffr*prlet«r.
AWfisii, a
The best Two Pol Ur Hoes* hi the
South. Special rates by the week or
month. marl 9
moist,! vie fruit tubs.
Improve and Nwve Your Fruit
Fruin tha Wastln* lUvs^ra af the Carculio and oth
er deanK-tlrc ia»ect», by mtny
C. W. Westbrook’s N(W InsfClidtle,
‘•VIOTORY-**
The treat Speeific Rratrdy for the Caaealto, Cod Hog
Moth, Borer. Canker Worm, Black Apbadea, Wooty
Aphia, kc, ThU Kemedy If SO HUMBUG. It
Teuti the fruit from d:
knoll;
dtrectl
h.'iieilt the tree* and tninroec the fruU.of all aorta
and claura the mouey wlil.be refund* d. Prtee RH
per too MHUide—uiwter pounds, 10 cent* per
pound. FuU dircctimt'a w*th eaA package or bag.
Send for deecriptWe dreulara. I .oca I and Trarellug
AgrMU wauled. Litwral commbiMdiu allowed. “Au
nuD<-e of prureulatlTe U better than a pound of
rurr.” Une the “VletofT" in AprU broad-cant under
the tm-s, and you will di-sjnty a great army of lu-
•ects and save your fruit aud protect your troe*.
Nothing hurtful In the fonniila, but quite beneOcial
to t m », vtneo, plnuta and vrgetatiou.
Add rum
c. hr. WESvmtooK,
Or.en»boro, K. C.
Late of Wilson Nuraerte*, Wliaoa, N. C.
utarlf-Sw
• the fruit from drapulnc off. ratting, becoming
ty, wormy, Ac. So test action (Kiara >iteed if the
-tioha are followed. If the “VI* TOBY" fa I Ik to
Webstbb’s I’kaotioal Diotiunaby.—
Wp a ku'iwle-lge with titaiiks the re
ceipt of a copy «-f Wtbstet’a Practliul
D ctionary from tbe publMhorv of the
News anri Cmirier. The proprietors
of that excellent j uinttl are giving a
copy <>f this apleinilti work lo all new
snbscribers to th-ir weekly, which ia
a mo<!el newspaper in every respect
ami stamle at the bead of 8jui hern
JournaMsra The Dictlontiry cootalua
<«yer 70OOU0 w.info and 1,400 illasiro-
t ion*, and with this woi k at band no ct.e
need be at a loss to npell or pronounce
the mjet dlffl^ult wotds. The propri
etors offer to any person who shall get
up a club of ten > nbscribeie and remit
£29, that they will send, with the pa
pers, ten Dictionaries for the subscrib
ers aud a Dtctlonaty and Tbe Weekly
News and Courier for one year to the
getter-up of tbe club. This M a rare
- ff :r.
The United States has 17 000 dentists
who used a ton of gold an t five tons
of other metals ft:;d makf* 4,000 000
artificial teeth annually. Oily one
American lu eighty^ found to have
perfect teeth, and one third of the
population make morn or less use of
tho artificial product.
A(liuisi.'trdU*r’s Notice.
All j*«ra*(na baying any dcinanla agaiaot
ike ablate of Matthew Moore, deceased, will
prei*eui them duly proved to the undersigned
aud all parties indebted to said estate will
make Unuiedtide payment to
ff. F. WEATUERSBKE,
Adtanmt rater.
ntar26-3w
Notice of AbM^nment.
Mr. Isaac A. B1 ntori of WIHislon, 8. C.,
haring made an assignment to tne fur iho
benefit of hia creditors a meeting of said
creditors is hereby called for Saturday,
March 28th, 1885, at 11 o’c'ock A. M. to be
he d at the office of Messrs. McQtfhitn, Bates
&. Co., Meet ag Street, Charleston, 8. C , for
the purpose of electingan Agentofsaid crod-
i ots. II. M. THOMPSON, Aasigoee.
_ Appliciiiion for Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the undersign
ed dill-file kis final account withB.T. Kira,
F.sq , Judge «f Proftnte, on Monday, the 18th
day of April neit *1 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, as Administrator of the estate of
Frauk Ayer, dedba>ed, and oak for Letters
bismkwery.
THOMAS R. AYER, Administrator,
marl 2
Notice io Dtbiors An4 Creditors.
AU per-ot.s haring elsinia against the es
tatr-of T. B. folding, deceased, are notified
to present them duly mtevted and all per-
■oiik indalue*! will ntako tatmel.ate payment
t*, the uudsr-igoed.
It. H. SVAI.KER, Administrator.
marl 2
~THOS. MiG CARR,
K'/V^HION AFELK
Shar n^ and Hair Dressing Saloon,
Il4 AlnrLct Street,
(One Doftr Knat.of King Street,)
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Weed and tro* Worker, ViJlUrtoa, C
Cm ate BOV ao*«t ail tmaa ready, able,
1*4 •Start to*'*# •ood or hrva work
that -anybody ela* esa dw aa ««) ** it
can ba done anyWftefo, prempriy, tbor-
ooghly and af raaaeiftibl* *iW We
guarantee niateri*b sad workmanship to
w alwaya ft rat class. fdeolfi
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Cbarlestvu, <8. U.
AlEMMK’S
BBSTAUSAWT,
239 King S.t, Opp. Academy of Music,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
norll
Congaree Hotel,
C;4tl^LTMlll A.. H. c.
C irncr Assembly itnd Gervois Streets,
opposite Stute IIoukc.
VY. E. ROSE, PaorniETOR,
Rtites $1 .>() to 92 00 per day. accord
ing to locHtioi) of room. jaul5
HHUCTp
(AT BOSWELL'S OLD STAND)
Cffor a complete stock of Cboie*, Fresh
Or
Woodei
Groceries, Cannad -Good*, Tb War*,
Wooden W.tfta BbotJfy SW^rWtaDiy
0oods r Tobacco tad Cigar* it priqea ba-
coming a rafonn jdmmutxation.
Tbe largttet and heat ataetioa <
oSA. Jt
Br. L. C. Stephens.
Druggist,
BLACXVILLE. - - S. C.
» -*• a - -'" ’ '
Keep* a full .line of
FRESH DRUGS
on hand at all times.
CELLULOID TRUSSES* Rpecialty
Warranted, aud will be replaced if bro
ken and retifrucd.
Lnrce stock of the celebrated BLOOD
purifier,
dial
DIAMOND dyes,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
AND SNUFF.
EvM-ylhing (EXCEPT WHISKEY)
usually kept in a well regulated Drug
Start. . ..
fi&'Pltysiciane prescription* filled a*
u.mal at all hours.
—A- r
“HOW TO 8AYE MONEY.*
946 for 910.
. r * 990 for 918.
926 for 9HL
WATCHESt
Elgin or Waltham WafcbAb fo
■olid silver double oases at abora
prioes for
„ «0 DAYS ONLY.
Every watch warraated.
Gents'solid geld watches fro nr
925 upward.
For particular* write
MoELREE’S JEWELRY PALACE
Charleston, fi. a
Dr. J. R. Hmir-h
Opera! lr« and Mechanleotl
'DENTIST,
.IA.ttRP.MO A.-TD rm.U*T»ir.
Will practice at the following places at
time mrntioaed
Bambkro—Beginning tbe firat Monday in
each month and continuing fonbo fiolloving
two weeks. Office at tko linrtiog Hotel.
WiLLt/sTO*—Tho third and fourth Week in
each month. Officeor*r Smith's lint* Store.
aprV7«ljr
RICH’D. J. MORRIS
118 King St. Charleston, 8. C.
HEATING AND COOKING
STOVES AND UaNGES,
t^*Se d for prices and picture*.
. • acpl8-fy
W hat is claimed for tbe
HAVERLY HCUSK,
C’H.V KL.K.KTON. M. C.
Thu beat We-la and bedding in the ^outk.
i.o-alioii tbe beat in the Ci'y.
I ke tabic uitoorpoeitad.
KA ffeL-f iOO wnd $ ’ 60 PRR DAT. ’
Reduced rate* hr the week or month.
JOiEtMl 1‘KK E, Jr., Proprietor
junolfl
.-V*.l >l» ot-i.u far k.Mi**-. «a4 ra-
marfi
Administrator’s Sale.
By virtue of an order of B. T. Bice. Esq.,
Probate Judge of Barnwell (’ouuty, 1 will null
on Friday, the 3d day of April, 1886, at the
plantation of Mrs. E. F. Rice near Loc a
Turnout, tbo pereonal property of li Frank
Rico, doee.teod. Sale to commence at 11
o'clock*, m. Terms caah.
W. GILMORE SIMMS, C. 0. C.,
mar2C ' Administrator. .
Dissolution of I’oparta* rship.
The tnct-cahtBe copartnership cxiHing be.
tween the undersigned at Elko under the
firm name of HAIR A RAY was dieaolved by
mutual consent cn the ‘2nd day of March.
Mr. M. F. Hair,, who will conUnuo the
business on his ohm account, Sftumea all tin.
bilities of (Me fit m and Will ealleot all debts
due tt> it. M. F. HAIR,
“ B.C. KAY.
inar20 8w \
New Cash Store
SELECT SPEW} STOCK,
CUBAP AS THE dm APES T, 108 ^^
AND AM OOOD AS TMB M9T. ' ■ ’ - : - .r '
EAINIT.
1,000 tons Genniae GERMAN KAIJilT,
direcl Unportktion. for sale by
IIKRMANN BULWINKLK, *
Kerr’s Wharf, Charleaton, 8. C.
feWJ
Otto Tledeman & Sons,
‘^VholcMte Owoewn
* _ . ' ' 'TP' .- *- V
t*rovM<m I.>estl«n.
v .
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erfrt: fr**#. a co»My box of
will ki-lp Jim to mou. y
rtchl away (liaa aartkl»( rip In
tbL world, nil, mt riiUi t ma, faH-rrcO fruwi flr.t
hoar, 11t« bnavf ruatf tw fortaiM •|>.-ii« bafor* tt,«
warkri*, alKw)lii.-*r rara. St vmcr aMrraa TKt’E *
I t), Au*».tjL, Maiua. (»M
Alva Gage & Co.
CHARLESTON ICK HOUSE,
Market Corner CLatcb St. Charleston,B.C.
Ice packer] lor the country a specially,
ice by car load at lowest rates.
_ ■ apfcifely
Central Hotel^
Broo.1 Street. Augusta, Ga.
MRS. v;. 51. THOMAS.*
Centrally looated. con rani ant to kwnin tee,
JAS. li- li Avis,
ATTORM.f AID CtilWStLtftR AT Llff,
nwvnwall O. H.. N. C.
Conreyaneiog and eollecliens apeeialtieo.
fbbli
tniii
Bend six ecmi fer pegtaga
and Yeeeire free a i*e(ty hoA
of goods which wfft kelp aL,
of either sex, to t-ore inooey right away I baa
anything eUa in thia wariJ. Fartanee awaft
the workers absolutely sum. M often ad
dress Tana k Co., Algww. Main*.
ap#10
V
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you waste
FINE WATCH OR CLOCKr-
v
STERLING SILVERWARE^
Rich jewelry,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
’ . . i. .
0B SPECTACLES,
Send your order* io or caM a{
Jas. Allan & Co.
'N. , - ’ zJ ' ‘ ' - r'
107 KING STREET, .
CHARLESTON, 6. C.
cHas c?. jles^iis.
Wholesale end ItoUil Coamupfou
—DSALKBIW-
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POULTRY.
Sulla Noe. 1 and 2 FUh Marffat,
— Offiee Nt*. 18 awd 8? Hartaflr.
Bart of Bart Bay Okariaatoe, 6. 0.
ConatgrmDeots of Coaauy^Trod
napectfullv aoHcUed. Poulbj,}^
AHudiralllWwltlt&prt^
W Wars 36 Per Cent.
Kj bringing yaur work td
WilMs & Stroud
Williston, a o
J**,**!? 1 * fo 4#»n khriarf
natkartihaad whoalwrtght work with di*.
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