The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 16, 1885, Image 2
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TRtTBHDAT. APRIL 16. UW5.
‘‘Hi* refurU «f the Hwtfh Hepart
ment of ihe Citj ©I Charlertoe fur 1884 ’
©how that of 3U specified dttMM* 5W
white died, being at^ the rile of 23.68
ml 1.2Id b'*ck< and colond
percent, and
died, being at the rate of 44.M par cent,
or nearly double. Death* Iron oflier
diahaaea Were pretty «|Ualv A physi
cian Who ha* watched there and other
report* okwelj for twelve year* anvirc*
us that the same average race mortality
ha* been preserved during that time.
Another authority rxplaina the problem
asfbDowi; “A given number of whiter
have aix children born l" them in a year,
of whoih Mo die before reaching the age
of aelf rapport, ^he aanlt rtumber of
negroes, it iaaaid, will hare ten children
born in a year hud lose five before tb< y
reach the age of self support. luaing two
add 4 half time* a* many children as the
wbitea, yet gufuing upon theul in the
iViisUs figures."
* - .4,
tfsMB^ny’WrliwwIai
Gbahams.S. C, April 10,18M.
IW<
Col. Bab Dtckerwon,
pon * call of Rev. J. L. 8i«y, «p* flR"rtetoo on Frt.Uy.
pMntcrf by the liu4 8tola Intadanomina
ratlfll Blyt
tional Sunday Selioo' Convention to aid **** * D *8© U. H. Owturt lo
WTO
In theorganiaationof county esin vent ions
in the 2nd Congreaaional Diatrict, a nnm-
1 her of Sunday aehool worker* in Barn*
well county wet at Grahams /pril 1st,
1885. fton.W. H. Bellinger was elect
ed to take the chair and C'apt. ,1. B.
Guess to act a* Secretary.
It ras resolved to hold an Intarde-
.© * -a
norninational S. S. (Vniventi<>u at Bam-
berg, S C., beginning on the 2fltb of
Juqe. t embracing tjie 4th Sunday; the
basis uf representation being one delei
gate iVom cadi Sunday ecliool in the
county and ministers of the gospel dele-
When fhe Railway e’dlthoritica erect a
new depot liere they will constilf fliefr
tfne interest by locating it on the liuc
•urveyr9 for thr extension to Duncan-
non which ia en route to i>un bartcu.—
Wfe belkve that If this rjud wore ex
tended to Dunbarton, a dinfauCe o r ten
or twelve milee only, while its running
i xponaca (with the small additional out
lay for fuel/ would remain the same its
Kcefpta WoJM be more than doubled.—
Dnucanubu is a pleasant and popular
place tor Northerners to wiutar, and all
who I »ve visited it this season hnve been
greetly benefited and a’f loud in its
|fniiae. A Msssachumtts man with
whom tre talked on this subject a few
oXya ago said to im, ‘ If the Railroad hi
extended ftvm Raruwell to Dutuanuon
(only & miles) I will guarantee that in
I- as than five years tfvfc huudred North-
era and Northwestern folks would be
dweller* in that seoiou.” This exten*
riot will be built, and the location of fhe
depot on the line of survey, while much
fhur© convenient than the prevent site,
willfc one important point gained fur
oar Dunbarton 'friends. A# wc team
some uf our people ate trying to obstruct
the extension of the Barnwell Railroad
4vk wish to put ourselves drwn as*r|unre
!y aud earnestly in furor of its going on
to Dunbktion. The world more*, let us
•Iso progress.
Tk« Ceil on Online It.
The proepeet for a very large cot ten
cr-'P and for very low pi lb vs U exceed-
Ingly pronolialoff. The aercaae is eo-
1 trued, the uee of fertllfsere iucreaaetl
nud the pfbfhiraUon of ttie soli belter
than usual. The Mississippi valley
has escaped the spitug floods aud the
botlre crop in the ttoutb will be put In,
gathered nod sold ahead of the usual
a -heduic . ,
The inarllet will open at low flgorea
and a little calculaMdh dbw as to the
boat of makiag cotton may save a
Iwap of trouble hereafter. Can’t the
•verafe fanner, by brsin Work and pro-
graaslv© culture, reduce the ccat of
broduitloo below the ruling, market
rate?
Dt nbakton, April 4th, 1885.
t)KAa Major : Our best people met
at the post office to-day to “commeucc
work’’ ofe otr end of tlie Dunbarton and
BurnWell ILilroail. i>r. Me frail wa*
called to tlic chair and Col Duncan ex-
l * ,* a *
plained tha object of the meeting, ne-
ocasfty fut' the food, coat of construefioh,
plan*, icl NY© have got the Ratiroad
fever bad, and it is almost as widespread
da the tncosies. We prefer to have oou -
ncction with Charleston vis the Barn-
veil IL k. but it is nearer lb this P; R.
11. R. from this place, aud if wc get the
cold shoulder from your townsfolk, as
we bade board W« would, W# wjft go t«
the P. R. K. R. “aud dou't you furgai
It.f j roufa tn4y,
Ixjwf.r 3 RcnI
iJhatlratdn from April 26 to May 1. m
eff trta will b© tnnde
Thu Floxai Tils.—The an bus I Au
ral exhibition of tba Agricultural 8o
ci©ty of Boutb Carolina will be held Id
ipi
Hudtve; Spadal eff.
to render tht© exhibition an attractive
and e&taoatwe ohm In addition to the
long lint of prfimluraa otfcrel ebnusllv,
ih© followlhg apodal premium© are of-
f*rad: For tb© best artistic design In
fiodteit, $9$; for the acbond brat $21).
nod, for the largest paoay bloaaom, $10
•wtw win probably be one of tHe An-
nat d!apia$a of Aowsra and pUnta that
baa wm-tean aaan in Cbarlratoo.
Tbero will be dan ring also each evonlrg
of tba Fair from 6 o’clock until .11.
Tba departments of ladies’ needlework
gad few© arts will be postponed until
' Ibw bmtsnntnl Industrial Exhibition
Ut4fb the y»«K All tha raflrehd©
will nett ©xeuraloo tickets to tba dt/
daring Fair deck.
G*i>. Ytlaa ft
Reported
to bava said that tba •ubj*ct of |>cat-
arould not be reached for
but than tba fetata©
npaefiaiim and gone
through wltb. It I© beMased tb© Preal
glib YirglnUi and go
onnst.
gates *x-<’fRoio. -
The i-’acrctary wa* ie<]ue»lud lo send
the proceedings of the meeting to the
county paper* for publication, as wall as
to urge the different Sunday ichools to
elect, at once, one person to represent
(hem in the approaching convention.
The following programme was adopted ;
1st session.
f. Convention colled to order and
opened with religious service;
2. Organisattoii aud appointment of
commit'ce*.
3. Address of welcome by Rev. J. F.
Buist.
Ex-D. B. Mar
iturday;
Ytrfltita,
5. Rcsponric*.
2m> SK9SION.
1. Services of song and prayer for
ucglceted childrcu.
2. ( For discussion i What nre the <>k-
jtets of Sunday schools, und what ad-
vantages do they affoid? Opened by
Rev. J. L. Siflv.
<tr-Who ate the suhjec's of Sundny
scliods? Opened by llev. F. Auld.
. . 3n RKMSION.
1. Services of song and prayer for
wicked p.-irents.
2. (For di*cu**ijti) Should uncon-
vertod teachers fe employ* d? Ojicned
by Col. D. F. Sojourner.
3. What is tho secret of successful
teaching? Opened by Rev. Johu G.
Williuiaa.
4th sk>mon.
1. Services of song and prayer for un
faithful teachers.
2. (For diaemsion) How can wc keep
our young men and women in the Sun
day schools ? Opened by Rev. J. S-
Havener.
3. What are the be»t methols of tak
ing collections in the Sunday schools?
and to wlut objec s should they be ap
plied ? Opened by Rev. F^ A. Wiugsrd.
BtJIDAT.
10 t>clock, service of song and prayer.
11 o clock, Sunday school sermon by
Rev. W. C. Chipmnn.
4 o'clock p. m., addresses to children
by Major L. T. Ixlnr and Hon. W. 11.
J. R. Glkss, Suc’y.
Oof. and Mrs. Tbom^aob am) Col.
and lira. A. ti. Haak«U hava gooa to
New Orleao*. Tb©y gill b«isb^^tTo
ADJMttriWd man gave M« wnrir©
pay aa a petit Jtiror, amountiug to tea
dullars, to the village Presbyterian
church,
A Spartanburg woman ft so cleanly
that et.e uses two rolllng-ploe—on© for
the pastry, and the otbwr for her boa-
baod's head.
Mnye, the negro R idleal poetmaater
at Rrauchvllle, baa obtained several
Democratic signatures to a petition
asking for bft retention la office.
feThe meeting of the South Carolina
Medical Association will bn h*-M In
Gbarlt-aioii. next Monday the 23 I last,
and not on the 21st a© advertised.
The British land loan companies
have succeeded in placing about $900-
000 of their money In Una State se
cured by mortgages no farm lands.
The Governor tins appointed Mr,
D. RDuilaoe aa Oleik of the Court
for Edgefield. His application was
endoitcd by four of the six members
of the Edg< Acid delegation.
Dr. J. C. Blakeoy, a prominent phy
sician aud surgeon of Lnncsater Coun
ty, and an ex membsr of the legisla
ture, dlrd suddenly on tbs 6tb Inst.,
aged 40 years. He had Bright’s dis
ease of the kidneys.
Tbe negroes lu tbe town of Lancas-
Ur have surprised the white people of
tbe pUoe by uomluating a full muni
cipal ticket In advance uf tbe usual
Dominations by a meeting of cltls.-M,
Judge Witherspoon decided at CM'
umbla <>n Thursday, in rase of the
C. and Q. R. R., that The law to rtquire
railroad companies to pay tbe tx
pen Lea of tbe tallroad oomm'seton Is
UQCoDfltltutional. The case was sp
pealed.
There was a mysterious marriage of
two young people In Aiken tbe other
<hiy who represented themstlvra as
tourist*, and that there were special
reasons why they desired their mar
rtage to be aa quiet and privates* pos
sible.
Two colored murderers were banged
on Friday. In Oharkw'on Richard
Fraser who killed Jack Gathers, also
colored, last ^uly, was hanged. His
neck was broksa and ha died instantly.
He confused hla crime and ackoowl-
eged the justice of his punishment.
In Yorkvllle, Coin tubus Crawford,
convicted of tbe murder of Ellison
Sander*, aleo colored, last Nowmber,
was bauged. He also confessed his
guilt and wa* strangled, th© fall fall
ing to break bis neck.
j
util Carol
fter thd
>1 1881
ftiTTi
battle or Cold Harbor, June 27, 1862 ;
all tba color guards, Taylor Hays©,
Finckowy and Gregg, wers killed and
wdttuAsf! afodftl It Y4/Ws blood b*.
logitill 66 tbe Bife, (killed add won lid-
©Jnn'mrfmsnt' iTUlfnfi: the war fSO,;)
battle-Aag of lOili South Carolina Vol
unteers, Gen. Manlgault’© regiment,
lo the army of the Wrat dar
ing the war; tbe laat Bag that A rated
from Fort. Sumter and which waa tak
en down on Ita evacuation by the Con
federate troops; Aig, Washington
Light Infantry. ’
Twenty-alx thousand at tbe New Or
leans Exposition on Saturday.
Fx-Presldeot Fish, of the Marine
Bank, baa been found guilty on ten
counts.
Kent ncky’s oldest man ha* recently
married bft fourth wife at the age of
1!0 years.
Tbe enthneiaem of the Irish Loyal-
lata over the visit of the Prince and
••©waiting
egettii
Bellinger.
I ©is© .VlreliM©.
The Bethlehem Union met with ihc
Bethlehem church on Friday, March
28th. Id spite of the ruin * good num
ber uf delegate* were present, by one
o'clock Bev. J. 8. Daniels preached
VTh©
offiotiri •well
***••" ; X
•poll tug pnCmr mjitalaa
titled 'How fo prtffeot a<
tbe gam© of NftebiriCA Tbft
may b« ©veroom© by tb© aubatltutioa
of garden digging for bnaaball. A
young man wbo ft digging garden nav*
er get! hijurad M tinblgg th© base©
or by tb©' bad Aylhg out 'of another
player’s band ; tbongh when be feeffe
through with th© game be may be In-
duoed to think be baa exchanged backs
with a man on© hundred and ninety*
seven year* old.
©art you ta
PrlbCes of Wulea cotjtlnuea to be de-
uionstraiive.
A negro recovered $967 In the Unit
ed Htate* Court at Chattanooga on
Saturday for being expelled from a
drat claea car.
Admiral Jouett telegraphs that be
has arrived at Aepiowall and ‘will open
tbe transit.’
Geo. W. (. hlld* has given *>ne thons-
ami dollars to the Home for Confeder
ate Soldiers In Baltimore.
Captain Norton, of tbe Shenandoah,
baa landed about one hundred aud At
ty men In Panama to protect American
lotereeta.
©ieaaeral .©«ws.
President Cleveland’s salary ft $157
per day.
The doctors talk about carrying
Gen. Grant to tbe California Coast.
Great bodha move slowly. Mr.
Cleveland weighs two hundred and
elality flv* pound*.
Ex President Arthur entered the
law office of Koevals and Ransom of
During the past vear 133 families
bavecome into North Carolina throngb
the effjrta of Ita bureau of Immigra
tion.
Blind Tom has been placed under
the gaardhiuabip of Gen. Jamra N. Be-
thune, having been pronounced so
idiot by a court iu Columbus, Ga.,
G>>v. Per7, of Florida, announces
that the script of that Stale la at par
and she ft prepared to pay all her
debts, dollar for dollar.
It is even said that crepe nnd bom
bsalus have been cornered by sp^cu
tutors In New York In anticipation of
O o. Grant’s death.
It la how known that England bad
subsidised tbe Aimer with $000,000
year In order to keep him from going
over to tbe Russians.
The Intention of ex Preehlent Arthur
to go hack to hirt law books sod active
practices! the New York bar is for
mally announced.
Mrs. Grant is reported a* raying
that tbe happieet period of her life
was whoa tba General was living at
Galena on a salary of $10 a month:
IIR. V. S. ULLIUnWOKTO,
Op.rilive aid Hnhafeal Deni-t,
Having lopOed in Williatoa offers Ida pro-
femioHal ser.mee t o ihecmaek* of Barnwell
and adjoining oouutios. aprlO Sm
Mortgagee's Sale-
ELI.K3 C. CAVE to P. M. CATER.
(Resold at risk of Former Purchaser.)
By rtrliie of a rower contained ia a Cer
tain deed of bargain and sale, commonly
called a mortgage, duly executed and deliv
ered on the Cik day of January, 1890, by El
len C, Cay* to I’. M. t'aier and duly recorded
in Book 4 K, pages 6'J(, U2o til**, in the of
dee of the Keghltr of Mesne Conveyance*
for Barnwell t onuty, State of South Caroli
na, on the ‘Jdtkday of October, 1880, I will
»ell to the highest bidder for cash; in front
of the Court House at Barnwell on rtlesday
tn May next, it being the flntt Monday and
fourth day in said month, all that Irnot, piece
nr parcel of land »itsate, lyiag and being in
the County and Slate aforesaid, containing
116 acres, more or lees, and bounded on the
North by tends of H B. Cave, East by lands
‘of O. 1). A. Wilson, South by land* of CUaa.
Smith and William Snelhng and We-t by
lands of P. M. t'ater. Purchaser lo pay for
papers P. M. CATfcK, Mortgagee
aprltt-lds
MATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
BARNWELL COUNTY.
SALE TO FORECLOSE MOBTGAGE.
Mrs. Molair’s,
t
BARNWELL, O- H
—COX K1 ST INC, IN part OF —
BATS ARB B©BRITS,
(Trimmed anti Untrimmod.)
F.tn*, Feather*, Flower*,
RuchlUrrg, and Lace Net-k Wear.
Hair (Joo<l*, Corset*, Hdop 'k'rts,
Infant*’* Cape, Parasols, Plumes,
Purfumerir*, Buttoos’ Bunt
ing*, Nun’* Veiling and
Linen InUo©, »H ftolor*
Opera felipper*, Seaif
I*iu*, Ili*iery—all
color*, Handker*
chief*, Belts,
% * < *7* —, —
ALL AT FABTIjOUBLY I/>W PRICKS.
LAW NCTIOE.
Tbe undrrsigaed hiye opened e^ranch.
H, C.' wppoinunynt#,
off.ee in Bamberg. 8. C.'
• vety Friday. OHice over Counts Brother’*
store. I. M. & K. I*. HUTSON.
m*r29 Attorneys at Law.
Treasures Appiiliiimfn's.
Wood and Im© Worker*, WjllUton, 8.
C., are now and at all tunes ready' able,
and willing to-do say wood or irurr Work
that anybody efM can do as we f ** it
can be dune anywhere, iwmptijj l bor
ough y and at resaoiwbks price*. W©
guarantee nstertsb and workmanship to
be always find ebsm. r " * “
r<ftci8
“HOW TO HAVE MONEY. ,,
$15 for $10. ^
- $26 for $1$. -
$25 for $19.
WATCHEol
Elgin or Walthsm Watches | n
solid Oliver double eases at above
prices f<>r
60 DAYS ONLY.
Every watch warranted.
Goum* solid gold w.itcbra from
$25 upward.
For pnrtlcolars write
McELREE’S JEW ELRY PALACE
Cbarlestoo. li. C. -
Dr. J. IL
G«n, Dect. tlie brother In-law of
the iotrodoctey ucruou from the 5th
New York on yesterday,
verse of the 17ih chapter of Luke's Gos
pel, ‘•Increase oor faith.”
Wo organised by electing llev. Dan.
Id* Moderator and Uto. G. R Hutto
Clerk.
Saturday tnoniintr devotional service*
were conducted by the Moderator.
Query No. 1 : What should he done
with a member wlio refuses to pay hi*
dutt to Hie church aud advises otlurs n< t
to pay (heirs? Deacon IT. Garvin opened
this query, followed by brethren Rice,
Holman,Smith,Odmn, Atteibcrry, Par
lor, Danbsr, Posey, Hutto, KirLlaud,
Wrotca, Kirkland, Daniel* and other*.
(Jucry No. 2 : Why is it from ihc
day* ot John the Baptist until now th«
kingdom of heuven suffered violence?—
This query wa* opened ly Bro. Wroten,
followed by brethren Kirkland, Holman,
Dauiul* aud others. Owing to the late
q*n cf the hour it was ©ontiuued uslil
the next qnlbn.
Tbe Doctrinal sermon was prssched
by Bro. Puiith of Alleadaft. Sunday a
large cohgregation gathered to hear the
Cfisrity ©ertbon. A few minutes after
eleven it'dook Rev. R. D. Rio©, tk© ap
pointee to preach the charity oennon, in
treduced Row. A. P. Dunbar of Colum
bia, who preuelmd an excellent sermon
from the 69d shap. 7th versef u Beesuae
thou hast been my help, therefore io the
shadow of thy wrings will I rejoice."
During the time while query No. 1
was being diseased the discussion grew
interesting; sons© ooat«oding the offence
was of too aggravating a Datura to even
summon him to trial, ©then contending
that he was entitled to a trial in order to
leant tb© cause of his action*. It was
finally decided that he ^or such a me S'*
her) should bs summoned to oooferenoe
and allowed lo state his or their rassaos
for .such conduct If he or they failed
to give a just issadn according to the
New Testament they should b© excom
municated. '
Bethlehem ha* a large membership ;
they are building quit© a beautiful
el.urcH. The aext Ubmn wjtt meet with
th© Thaakful ehtueh, Bamtftrg, Friday
before the fifth Sunday ft May;
G.’R. Hcrro, Cftrk.
Buford * Bridge, S. C., April 7,1880.
Ever since Garfield's burial, a Lieu
tenant and 16 men of tbe regular army
have guarded bft grave.
The first dividend to be paid to tbe
policy holders of the Piedmont -aud
Arlington Life Insurance Company ft
said to b« 2 per ceot. of cask vttlu© of
policy.
Tbe newly appointed foreign minis
ter* will, It ft eald, anil togetberi for
Eat ops on April 29. Minister Pticl|«
goes to England on that data and Mlu-
later M<*L tue to France,
A writer In Brsdstreet 1 © asserts that
after 33 years’ experience in Iowa be
has never known a mortgage foreclos
ed on a dairy or stock farm.—’
If Cleveland's form waa designated
by Btates, like tbu fellow ia tb© front
of the almanacs, the heart would be
marked Georgia and tbe left shoulder
South Carolina.
Gen. Hecry R. Jackson’s salary as
Minister to Mexico ft $12,000 a year.
But,' said a well pooled man this
morning, ‘that’s no salary at all In a
country where wbftky ft 75 cants A
drink.
Dr. Flint, ft reported as havtag said!
that many live© ©re lost by starvatfoo
Gen. Graut, says that tlie latter ft pre
pared to die anti ft s© calm and self-
possessed to day as be was at the bat
tle of tbe Wildrrnt ra.
A young lawyer of Sylvanla, Oa.,
went through that town tbe other day
driving a portion of hi* first law fe©-
h yearling steer Tbe fee consisted of
$8 lo money, s stack of fodder, a stiver
watch, an old sow and tbe yeatling.
The National crop report indicates
a decrease of 10i>erceai. la last y-era
wheat acreage. Georgia falls off 7 per
cent, and South Carolina 2 per cent.
Tbs yftid promises to fall off forty
nrfHfun bushels.
A Virginia paper which has an Idea
that develond ft trying to form a new
party suggests thst It be railed tbe
Surprfte Party. The Jonrnsl In ques
tion claims to have keep surprised by
ioms of tke appointrosiMA >
' Miss. Kate Smulsy ©f New York
slat© dle-l last Thursday. From II
Uarob 1984 bo Thankaglvia^ day, tba
follow low November, she a be nothing.
She wns 21 years old and weighed only
twenty five poupds when she died.
A dlseossfon < f tb© question of em
ploy ment for women at the South ha*
brought out bl j action*, either prnctl-
cal or fanciful, to pretty much ©very
thing that bee been seggveted.' Whcrs-
uponthF Qliarteston New© pthpound*
L) Vhe tgtsat critio tbft tough question :
owing to an over-estimate of tbe nu
tritive value of.beef ten am! meat ju!o»
ss. In typhus nod typhoid feveis, he
says, there ft no goqd substitute for
milk nud eggs.
At tbe Confederate Banaar In Balti
more the Palmetto stat© to represen
ted ss follows : South Carolina has n
table of remarkable appearance. It ft
red. with tb© words ‘South Carolina’
to large letters in Immortelles lo front.
A beautiful dark blue banner hangs
from It, b«©rlag a«rtsoent nod a pal
metto tree lo white. Through the
centre of the table grown n pfCmctto
us© in full foliage, 100 years old© It
wan originally 40 feet high, but only
SI feet show now. It van brought
from South'GsroHna for tb© occasion,
nod weighs 4QQ pounds. Tbe kkftn of
ra from yoooget palmetto tn-ra and,
with moan. Obhtrihutad by Geo. Wed©
Hampton—SwoM of OoL Wad© Hamp-
ton, won at th© battle of th© Eutate;
Jane 7th. 1732, and by bft graudaob,
OoL Wad© Hampton, at. tbe haul© ©I
first Mannaaaa, July Si,' 1861.
Tn-khatiftpapetiou/mo A.woman m-
inm^^tel * I
„ „ A hoot ksowisdgs, or training,
dV e^pefleboer Prom a somewhat
extemiv© oba©rvatloa of aodety we
■koeld nay that met rim ©ay would
about fill the btlt.
J a
Rev. Miller Wffift, who ft now In
Atbeas G©., with tbn hoUoes© band o#
sidewalk pHurinss, Was a gaileot Con
federate sob tier, and obqverted en the
battle-field by a touching sermon
preached by n bomb shell that explod
ed near bTui.~Mr. Wlltft was on a aftn
bantfer alnnefs. and bs tackled bft
match when he asked a hardened Manet
If he did not west a new heart. Tin.*
sm© tbe reply, *but ifefet badly In Deed
ef a oew tlwff.* '
One of tbe duties of Judscn Mactim-
ber, a© Intelligent colored man cm-
polyed In n dry Postofllee, ft to cut a.
daily ©apply of kindling wood for tbe
s$ovm lo the building. A few day©
ego the supply was short. ‘Why don't
you ehftp np two or three day's eup-
tbs spartmsot are trimmed wkh lenv- pfy of klodfitig Wood, so Weean always
M ^ , _ a . . _ . • _ < _ a a ^. 4 Mi m .
pave some on hahdf* askffd Ooiooei
DsGrraa, the Fostmaetrt. ’No, nab, I
don’t cut op kladlln i for the day ahead.
We nre TUbl© jo hah oar heads dbep^
ped ofe any. mlnota, and ^ OonH hkb an
kladlla' wood la the OeUar for de t>e
nsocratle nlggah What ftt© my place.’
Default Laving been made ft lUepajsmt
of (He money, eeeiirc<l by a oertain mvrl
gage, mule on the 6ih day of April. iStM,
by Owen M. Hicr* 10 Charles C. Kush and
recorded in the office of the Register of
Me ne y onveyanret for tbe 8t*te and <'«ua-
ty aforemiil on the ©th day of April, 1883, in
Volume 4 T. page* &•>'•*. 6*>U. 6<»1, .Vi2,
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that by vir-
tneofthe power of eale ooutaiae<l in said
mortgage, the oaid mortgage will he fore
close I by a rale of ihe premutes therein de
renbetl, by tbe rubscriber, the Attorney f..r
Ihe mortgagee therein, at public aui-ttvn,
before the tout t Hou-edoor iu Barnwell, oa
aalestlay in May UCXl, it being the first
Monday and f ttrth day in raid mouth,
within the legal hours for makirg rale*.
The following if a description ol the mort.
gage 1 premises to be rold : All that tract
or |>arcel g>f land containing eighteea aerea.
more or lest, situate ly ng anti being is oaid
County and ©late aforesaiil, and bounded ou
the North by lamia of Mr*. Sallie Moertr,
Eilat by Ismla of Mr*. Hiaabeih dander* and
by land* of Bnfus danders, on tbe Mouth and
Weal by lamlSol estate of H. II. Hiera.
Terms cash) Purchaser lo pav twr paper*.
I W. K. KELLY,'Attorney,
anrlfi-tila f
Master’s female.
Stat*
of South Caroline, J
UarnrtU Conn tty.
Court of Common
J'Uai.
THOMAS It. AYER
M.
F. J. ©ANDERS and JESSE M. SANDERS.
By virtue of> a decretal order lo me direct
ed in the abo»e staled case, 1 will sell at
li.irnwell C. H., on Monday, the 4|h day of
May nexObsi-il brio* aalemliyof oata
mouth, withia die egal hours ot rale, the
following dereribed property, to wit .-
-All trial tract or plantation cf Und situ
nate, lyftg and being in the county a|td ©tale
aforesaid, h lug the premtsea upon wtudi
the raid Jeese M. ©aadrr* resided at thedale
of the mortgage herein fnrecloaed, eoulaih-
ing fear hundred and fitly acre*, more or
leae, Irmtided en the Nertb by land of F. J.
Sanders and Mr*. O'Bannon, on the East hy
lends of Aane Connelly and James i eng,
Month by lauds of It. J. Rountree, Mrs.
Thoms* Alexander, Judsou Briggs and Mr*
8. M. Maudera, and West by lauds ot F. J.
Sanders.
'‘1 erms ensb. Purchaser lo pay for psper*.
0. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Master.
Master’©* Sale.
Chart of Common
Itaee.
Stole of South Carolina j
y JlarnrtU County. _ t f
CUAFEE A O BRIEN
«w,
J. W. HOLLY and others.
By virtue ef a di cretel order te me direot-
ed III the* above stated coae, I will sell at
burunelic. H. on Moudajr; the 4th day ef
May ©ext, 18A'». it beiuc salesdsy of eald
mouth, within ike legal boon of eale, Ihe
folioving described property, to wit: .
‘-All it at eerUiu trset of loud situate iu
said County and blot©, coutafting Sue hun
dred and eighty scre^ more or less, and
bounded as follows : Oa the Noi th by lamls
,qf Fred LorRh, en the South By lands of F.
II. 'iantt, ou the East by Innds of W. M.
Cave, and ou the Woet ky lands ofA.P. Aid
rich and T. T. H*yl ' 1
. Terms,ea*tiTTurfhaser to pay for papers.
SPECIAL NOTICE-No bid «hall beoeu-
sidoeod final and accepted unless th© bidder
shows his ability to comply Immediately
■striclQ with the term* bfsaU/ and I© de
fault of such compliance the. property will
Orrirs or Courrr TseAsnsca.
llAnswuur. H..Apnlt. 1883,
Tlie Treasurer will be ol the following
p’acor- for the collection ©f the first instal
ment of taxes at the places and on the days
mentioned s
Barnwell, Friday. May 1.
Williston, Saturday, May 2.
B sekvtlle, Monday, May 4.
Grahams. Tuesday. M <y a.
Bamberg Wedaesday, May 6.
Midwar. Th rsday. May 7..
Hunter’s Chape . Friday, May 8.
Buford's Bridge. Saturday. May 9.
Ehrhard 's Mill, Monday. May 11.
Prtester's Store, Tuesday, May 12.
Allendale, Wednesday May 13.
Erwinton, Thursday. May. 14.
Raldork, Friday, May In.
Furse'* Store, Matunlay, May 16-
Ashley S Sotre, Monday, May 18.
Dunbirtou, Tuesday. May 19
Blanton’s Store, We<lne«d *y, May 20.
Seven Pines. Thursday, May 21.
Sanders’ Store. Friday. May 22.
George * Creek Club House, Saturday,'
May 28.
Barnwell C. II,. the remaining days of the
month.
■ tT* or TAXATIO*
State tax. o.i mllla. Ordinary Consty tax.
4 mills, ScIumiI lax, 2 mills. Total lax
levy, II) mil'*. Poll tax 61 OH.
Additional School tax for Bamberg School
District, No 14. 4 mill*
National Bank Bills, Gold *nd Silver coin
receivable for Isxee.
Jury and wumm certificates receivable
for the 4 mill Cuitnly tax only.
Mutilated bills and C-»iu will not be taken.
N. F KIRKLAND,
rioa. ty Treasurer.
Operntire mss© MeehnnicsU
dkntist;
MAMRKIKU A Nil© WII.IAHTO.V,
Will praetie* at tbe following pUces at
time menfit*tied
B*N©r.un—Heginntng the first Monday in
each month ami com inning forth* Allowing
two weeks. Office at the Hart tog Hotel.
WiLLisrn*—The third and fourth week in
each month. Office over Smith's Drug Store.
*pr27-ly
HlCri’D. J.MOKKLS
118 King St. Chariest on, 8. C.
HEATING AND COOKING
STOVES AND RaNGKS.
J^Se d foV prices ©nd p’letatv*.
•ri’lH-ly
t
W hut is clsiuted ftr tlie
WAVERLY HOUSE,
11
i;HA^RL.KMTONr. **. O.
Tbe best beds and bedding In the South.
Lotvuion the best in the Ci>y.
The wide unsurpaased.
RATEN—$2and $?ft0PTfn DAY.
R*duee<l rates bv the Week or month.
JOSEPH PRICE, Jr., Proprietor
Jnnel!»
Vwd .f* rent* a«r mwfjr IoimI rr-
Augusta Hotel,
I tm M
nooi.l I'TL.I'. PrepHelwr.
HXaIMJCARTVMH Fnu trrl'l'Tt ft
toMMKUCIAL Malt, rtlllLolA, Ul.
Tli^beat Two Pollir Huune in the
South, bpeciul rnttat by the wrek or
tuoiiih. awirlQ
THOS* McO. CARR,
1TA.M1I ION A JIL.K
8 fid Hair Dir^ins Saloon,
114 Market Street,
(One Du«»r Kast uf Kiug Street,)
seplS
eel'w fr- *. • awlly K.* (owN
which will b<'^> jam to p»orr mow*
ifclrt away llim jotiIiI-^ < U ia
ILL worM. all, -f dth-r w*. wu-err© fnim *r-l
hoer. Thr *—«w! ruw4 hr nfwu* t<rf»rr the
w»rl> r».»lwoh,irU wiiwt At omv satdrrv* 1 HI K ,t
tf». Anemia, M»inr. 1.1.4
v*-v
Alva Gage &, Co.
CHARLESTON ICE HOtSK,
Market Corner Church >1. €hurl«*len, 8. C.
lee packwl tor the country a Specially.
Ice by cm leml ■» lote«et rueu.
©pr24-ly
Central Hotel,
Broad Street. Augnatn, Ga.
MR^. V/. M THOMA8.
> «
Cmurally Incited, coavenicut le bn.*tne«*,
JA8. 1C. DAV1B. "
ITTWMAIB MYSELLOB AT Uff,
IXnrnwoll O. H . H. C.
CouvcyMcing aud coltetieu speciabies.
frbl4
Ckarlestun, 8. C.
HlCMMK’ri
BB8TMBANT,
238 Kioj? S t. Opp. Academy of Music,
CHARLKdTON, S. C.
•ovlt j, v ’ . . . -ri : v ,
—: —\...
b* put up again fur *a « to the higjiert bid-
Tai© rul
der. Tai* nil© will be onforoed as tc ©11 f«-
Hire sale*.
G. DUNC YN BELLINGER, Masur.
.1 ©prlfi ids - (
-i.
r~
Otto Iftdeman ft Sons,
WholMAle OroceM
* v r, ■ —' .j •
V*rovUlon Umokteras /
102 ©ad 184 East Boy 8t„ Chnrteton, 8. C.
t9-M©©U© Specially.
' . £
feb5
CHAS. C. LESLIK.
" Whuienaft and Retail OommlMdon
—dkalEb tk — M
FISH, OYSTKHS, GAMK AND
BOT3XTRV*
Stalls No©. 1 and 2 Fftk Mnrkta,
Qfice No©. 18 and 20 tUfjte St.
£©*t of East Bay Otarlodon, Sg 0,
Cossignaenfc of Country Produo© mb
rasMetfollj noli cited. Poultry, Km, ft©.
All ©id©r© Alftd with dispatch.
©eplSdSm
than at saytli
* far th* hr© i
tabrtak.
I both out.
. TertSs Owe.
laud, Maim:.
fail.
Port-
Oongaree Hotel,
i OUUMM1A. ». C.
C irner Aaaeoib’y and Gervais Street*,
opposite State Hou-«.
W. K. ROSE, Promhetor,
Rate $1.60 to $2.00 per day, accord
ing to location of room.’ j>iol5
Sr. L C. Stephssa.
J :—i, —i, w- ‘-r~ ih| i r tit-.
Druggist,
BLACKVILLE, - - 8- C.
Keep© • full line of
- FRESH DRUGS
■U,-*. j;..
oa haoJ at ©I! time©.
t >
CELLULOID THUSSKS a specialty
Warranted, and will be replaced if bro*
ken and returned.
Large stock of the celebrated BLOOD
mu.
8end six cent a for postage
aud rrrotTr fro* a ii»»lly hux
of goods which will help *!.,
of either sex, tn more mnu*y right away than
anything ote iu this world. Fwctwnrt awah
the wnrkers absolutely *aro. dt once a«ff
dreaeTa©© & GO., Aag iai*. Midi.*.
aprlO
a
IF
yon want a
-t
iv
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK,
■ u
STERLING SILVERWARK,!
RICH JEWKLRY,
finest quality table cut
lery,
OR SPECTACLES,
Send your ordo-i tO oj call at
WT KING 8TKRKT,
* ft 1
CHARLESTON, S. C.
.1**24
». t. wrtara.
i J
: n
PUfelFLER,
it » t
'U. h. rranun,
8ovo US Por Cent.
Willis A Stroud
WmWQnrS.C
WwtrwMV pvopote ta #fa*1T 1
I IhMaof
Blackamit k ami wbcMwrftkt Wfivk wWh dle-
Mftk. W* iu*nothing but the best taslo-
yiaayivvyrairtfttaBikm.
ft- B. Mr. Si rood ft * flnUbcd workman,
#• appraadteM ©t tha trad*.
Sarr 4 '
* * V
qy nilli.,
con
v» i<|. . ‘I -Imv
DIAMOND DYES,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
AND SNUPtb
Xfcrytbiag ( EXCEPT WH INKJET)
usdahy kept id a well regnlatod Drkg ~
^ v '-:7 ' •. :.c. "
te^Phyaician* prescription* filled «fi ’
««oudb«i. - ■ VI
I ♦ i ^ * a I it
wv Lexiua JUeilSAaa Proprietor,
1/ >
►’-"-fC ill- .xj
. f A--.
*1 '-d' ! -
u
u
1,000 tea Mataaa GERMAN KAlRlf,
^tfc<Tt import site. For soft by
HERMANN RULWINKLF..
^ Rvn't N'kasL Chfarlaatoa, 8.,^.
\.
The Bar, Oyster JBWqd * and Citrar
Comrten are all on ila^jlfte Boor. Th©
appev paalara ar© lUtad kf Am hdfta and
ffeafiftuMB. Tha hast jMe^inn and po
lite water©. All artfcka aarved will b«
first efto©, dtcll
bu