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LARGEST COUNTY OIRCULATION t'jaaii'i thUbsday, jdne m. i**. •rcm ii m m tmi w woifa rrflcct hi cr, «vh dfggjn al^theri, ihc Mb- lini«nt* of iJ»c pwiplo. Ifo IcruIhiIvo body would duro onaot any luw ubnor- rc'il to tbe ehr’jtiuu or moral aentiment of a State. They wonIJ eitlier know it a i"* to be, or believe It to be, a reflection of , ’ • ITh*'AlWera ot llie <J »uutyitre re* the Hoate oh Wtled iy Hi'Jufy to elect three deleft** to Mm MiMHher meet inf of lltc State AiHcunanl Society at BvnfeeiU- ville. A large atU ndar.oo i* deatrod.— Jf yotlr neighbor ia behind the timea and don’t take Tut Pkofli: toll hin ubcut . the tbeeting. « tm* a —— Mocralao a« »*«•* THroHah Oar w* ■ 4llaoo«o» •• i JOrfitor 'Vtopl*: Jn vour last ifwue there ia rtn article X • written by “Soeratua,’ 1 which 1 am ob- IHted to cmfeu baa too great an exceas of dlffuaenear and is Very delieiont itt elearuosa. /((-( The prohibition move h not l)y any ttteaM a aignal faitute in llnrnwell conn* tjfi ll hb* put a check npon the evil and toanneextent abatctl it. The friends of this more r^reV hojted to He able to removo tbe evil entirely. They knew ibis waa imp«waihlo, bnt their object was ^ to remove the teniptatioo as far away as poftdb'c and to a considerable extent they hare done this. No law passed by thj Ixgialattiro ever has or ever will be i , perfectly enforced. Ht* objection on this . *r " poii.t prohtetb ooihing. Tbe prineiplc uaderlytH’’ the temperance more Is fonn dod upon cite divine Iftw, and the prn- oipte U the thin*; after all. I admit it Vronh) bn better if the divine law could be enforced producing internal refartna- tion, than the c.vil law, whiili merely produces external reformation, bnt if wC C.tn't have lltc former why refuse to take the hitter. If the Churches have made a failure, •‘Socraitts’' being judge, to do iheir miaeion, why not eudotse and co- ail operate with th»-Stale in-doing its di- *dd (T *Ol“| vhwljr appointed mtssimi exlentally rt. fbVmidg thr people, and I tto thank fttal that the civil law has undertaken to re- fbr n-the morttls of the people, if it can Oifv do It extcrtutMy. C'i' il government l>aa a perfect right, given by liod, to en act atid execute la#s f nltc goveroment of ill chiacns I provid'd such lawn do not violate the rights of constiehro or op- ‘ + pnoe the lawa of titnl. And no one could any aay law, the design of which is to elvvute and refljfnt the morals of the pco- ' ' !*, » a vio'ation of the divine law. AH this talk about the wotk of tem ptrkocc reform being done in the church, and the church only, as the divinely np- ^ >( , poioted place, wo all say omen to (hut; D4t “rtochltua ,, hiuiaclfsays the churches 4 wen't do it. Well, tlxm, why ol^rct U* Abe Slate aiding I ho church in doing this Work, If it only aid externally. I- * I admit lam incapable ol teeing the I' force of the argument. " ' J F. PriaT. ‘' Jurtherg ?». C., Juno 21, 1H86. * >S < 0 . -4 - • IVliat Sun Its* !>•■«? *»di ‘ K ' ' » . Jiililnr Profile : It is clear that where there exists no princi|fle that 'iiduces obedicuoo to the divimi lav (here will Ui utrer disregard • ’ ^ for a humr n law, though it be predicated lb® I*"- The oulp obedi* vi> HM r • : »tdUQa.bvMg-<tlirough the fear of detection slid punishment, a transgression of the ^ {(f lawirio direct proportion to a liability o. . o£ Waibg. diucurered—iho ksa the dfan- * “ l ' <W ofdetectlvu the more flhwjueut <he f> ^Wbltc scnUuieof, it must be Ooufcsscd, is but a refex of thoprtttei- is ..pioe and ' aadweMs oi (ho Christian >• eliureh, and whure there exists an uu- r * • ’ healthy public sentiment there umat pec- • WtaaiHy be a fWult m the pb>i(ioh occe - * ’ pW by Ibe church. Who will deny tho Smerrion that, if all professed Christians , , . were % avowed opposers, ia theory nod . and uro us a borer, v.t». me,-of intoxicants, Unit the mil, if ttot >. 1 letnly.aradicated, would at lease be so d* dhrmreroeroe that prohibhIon woo'd be ♦irtwlly accompTuhed ? How ptt table k llie sight theft to be In,W tho church ly- iig ‘upiocly ou her back and callfng up- \ * • • itt* *b® Ihw to cotoo with its iron p •• 4t Hl*od,und alty the tide of intemperance : which even flows within her sacred Walls 1* pottwliag and destroying. It is retard that a teamstcr oucc having got hin wag- •11 hrUWU'tlag ailed lustily for Hercules to coitWt and help him. The ;'od ap- povfadWiid said to the twm, "Why did B 2< P 01 8 bouI<<et u> tho wheel '■ ’ roatiwd ol piteously culling upon me ? A ^Cfjwpou Abu leuuistcr aotiwg upon the auggwAiou was sous out of the difHcub If. This raquiras uo explanation, nod - thurWUbavf, tirwiy mtmt, the first wad 1 ! -h ^rftaae roeaou why prohibition ia not « •;*.! ’ avoeem. **• ' Sf, ‘A»dlher irasou and one which natu- c “* * con ^»> ,euo ? «»f Iho » ®kjit At Ihat upon this subjoct tlteru ex» ■iOoa>«iohwithy pnblfo seotimaut So- ' duly, awdlbe lav itaelf, does trot regard HtpwrwHiiro aod Aram drinking as 1 •rtme. Indeed, h is placed under the Jhatadug care of tin lew, (ioeosed and ! ■ rluvidii find tw gn-foath wnd wreck human “ ! . bappiswa, to Aarfrpy homo. of finiiritftl, to make widows gnd onfiwna, “ •Uj to >^nd tfic aofirts «f _ Tlie Jaw. kuuWitfg r w^nt, permits a - rniln to wkia vile, *wy reach, bnt paniah* f roan who by a pinch wdamatl pieek of laml or true sentiments ofu mu „ •aj ’riiy of their ^ SptUfofty fnriiedwr wiwt vt tWh^wwt) egnsthWnti HenCe, T jlidgc that if but thw result hi MkHy to prow* very tla ro were a deep public scntinietit, a hc.dihy principle in accord with the di vine law, we would have such s'lMutc* as would barmouiEc wi h the teachings of tho divine word. The c'onclusiott is then a logieHl ot.0 that the present law upon the subject was framed to meet the demands oi.ihose whose principles, mor. uls and sCntintents are embodied in that law, Will any Christian man willingly acknowledge this conc'usion, and yet can lie avoid it? In proof of this wc have only to consider that when .ehristun sen timent tolerated and approved tlia Snlcol intoxicants in onr couoly there was a law permitting and encouraging it.-^ When, at length, it awoke to the enor mity of the crime and demanded a re- petil the law speedily pruhibiteddt. Thus we M\e that the law is a reflex ami cm- Oodiincnt of public sentinicnt and public sentiment is tho reflex cl church jmlity 11 "d principle. Ftunfs, Russia and Mexico afford striking examples of a cor nipt rli nr eh Rearing its leuitiniiitc off spring ol an irchy, ooinmiini-ni and ni* hilisiu. And m> Kngland and America exhibit great advancement townnis a pure Hib'c rcligi -u, but not as fueled. yet. per “OCBAlUS. Inatliuie l„r Whim Tciicher*. Ttm IuMi|tut„ for the wtilte teachers of Aiken and Hun well c,unties con vened to-day, the 22 id June, at tht Couit Ilmise In Aiken. The U<>n. H»ury Ilouek, who has charge of the [uMiliute, was Inirodiic.'d by ihe Rev. A. Hulst, rich001 (Joirunis- sloner ot Hardwell county. Mr. Hulst said : “I'his meeting (Dniksthe diwriof a new era io the educHljotial hlstoty of Aiken and Harn- w, || counties. It UeuoteH progrges. Jt supplies a pr< a log edueatioual need, v S . of trained t, sellers. A teacher mud teach not merely words and^for- ninlcs hut thinga, principles Tmd itionghts. The true altn of education U to learn the eldld to think. To ac complish ihis purpose preparation on the part of the teacher Is absolutely necessary. County Instlmtes,” sold he, ‘ are valuable auxiliaries for the ac complishment of this ol J. ct." The Hon. Hen^y Houck being Intro duced made a most admirable address. '1 he foliosInir resolution was adopted: Unsolved, That an Invitation bo ex tended to Ihe editor* of the papers of the two counties, tbs ir lidstrrs of the gospel and nil p. rsons Interested in ed ucation, especially parents and ehil- t'nm, to attend the sessions of the In stitute. Air. Houck anhourtci d the following programme : Dally Hcstdons beginning at » o’clock a. m, There will be dally drills and lee tores u|*on all the I,ranched taught In our common schools. Tho work will not be confined to the dlsrusston of methods f<d teaching the Ordinary branches, bat th* re w)d be talks and discussions upon school dis cipline, school management and such other questions as s ill Interest not on ly tbe teachers but also the parents, and w’l who are interested In the prop, er •dhcatlon of the rising generation The eiereisOa will be Intersperaed with vocal und luStfutrtentaf tfluale. Hon. Mr. Houck will d, liter a lec tore on popular education on Friday evening, the 20'h, at 8 o’clock. Tbe Institute was dismissed till to- nrorrow at 9 a. tn. Board ut Jl per day. D. H. Cnof-tASti, Becretars. self toll, so that now, tem of official I Intended for etport th! a certain Atandardt The southern plsntt doubt as to ttofilutent of tie* enterprise that Is pnsbing cotton growing In India. England proposes to fortify herself against ail future contingencies and to raise her own cot. tod. There Is wisdom In this policy, seQ hare Of this la i’wttOw Gfovrlwx In Iwdin. TbfetS afe few furinurs lu tho south who real in* the fuel, that the cotton- groarrs of this section hate a formid- able rival in India. There are few lhat realist«the influence tho price of Indian cotton has already had on the price of the ton them. It has been tho general Impression that American cotton would never have a rival, but the world Is large and man Is Ingenious and eoterprislttg. Once upon a tithe the short aiuple of the In dtan couch Was supposed to be an ob jection to Its use, hut machinery has been Invented to fli the staple, and tn» Staple Itself has been greatly Improved by the Improved methods of culture. A great change has come over the cotton market since tho war, and this may be traced directly to the iujlueoee of cotton raised In India. Tbs civil war compelled England to turn atten tion to growing Colton in India, and marvelous progress has been mads lu that country. The field may be said to be almost unlimited, and, in tbs course of a few ^ears, the changes that are Dow taking place there will compel tbe planters of the sonth to either change their m-thods or gite up the business altogether. The probability is that the lodi to cotton will never fie quite M valuable for maouracturlfig purpos es as American cotton; but, off the other hand, tbe possibility Is that the Indian staple will be greatly improved and all who are Inclined to look facts squarely In tbe face roust admit that It bfts already become ft formidable competitor to American cotton. India Is beginning to manufacture Its own cotton. It has collls of its own and English capital, seeking invest- nK&t, Ands a profitable field lu that direction, on well as In tba^ew railways that are oonttnuaiPy bringing ferti'e qotfon lands nearer to market. The Cint of rallfpad building began fn In- til*twenty years ago, and since that ttme ths railway dsvelopwetn of the Diry ttoafera refy rapid. These embarrastlag lu the not remote future to tho cotton planters ct tbe south. There are other facts that should bo studied. Not only does official Inspec tion go hand t* hand with luditidual rivalry and competition to secure dean cotton and strict grading^ but every element seems to favor tbs Indian cot ton-grower. Labor lu that country can bo secured at a rate of a little more than eight cents a dsy. This Is lb the ffthote agricultural districts. lu the diktilcls nearer marker, the wages paid to labor do hot elceeti eighteen cents a day. Under theserlrcumstan- C'S, it Is natural that the development of eotton growing In India should pro ceed with amtiziog rapidity. In 1878- 79,‘2j 966,000 cwts. of In liancotton wete exported ; but In 1882 3,5,108,278 cwts. were exported. It should he borne in mind, moreover that the planters 0/ the south, by pro- dneing abnormally lartro crops every j ear, fire practically aiding tho com petition of Indian cotton.-Atlanta Con- alltutioo. Rirn Ct-ovun r >r l asoku.—According to Dr. Thompson, tho founder of tho Thompsonian school of modlelne; an extract shotdd be made by filling a brass kettle heaping full of red clover blossoms with a little water. Hoil some time. H move tho he ids of the clover by straining and evaporate tho liquid carefully to a solid ex’raot With this material make a plaster and apply It. to the cancer. The patient Is also required to drink freely of a tea made from red clover blossoms. Dr. Thompson claimed lhat with this rem edy be cured many cancer cases. Ntair There are only thiee licensed wtiisky distilleries in South Carolina. Ilev. Dr. Whitefoord Smith resigned, last Wei k, the professorship which he has held In W< (I *rd College since Its foundation. Miss Daisy Hampton, the aeeom- plbhed and attractive daughter of (len. Wade Hampton, is visiting friends at the University of Vltginia. The State Treasurer tins aufllelent funds to xaiy the semi-annual interest on the public debt without borrowing as It has heretofore done. Sevsoty- llve per cent, of the securities of the State are held by Its own oltlz ns. A number of persons of Colleton County having recently be«>r. stung by venomous spiders, Ur. W. M Shuler, a physlelaiwof that County, pilots a card In the Press concerning the treatment of sneh cases. He says that a strong solution of saltpetre (nitrate of potash) Is an efficacious antidote, aud that when applied to the bite it will give al most Instant relief. Judge Cothran derided at Abbeville last week in an appeal ease that Trial Justice courts have no jurisdiction In cases of petty larceny. This is just the reverse of the practice heretofore in vogue, when It was held that the Courf of Oeneral Sessions had no ju risdiction In such caaes, and lhat they could only be ttled by Trial Justices. This opinion of judge Cothran’s com ports with a late decision of the Su preme Court, and It may he expected that the Court of General Sessions will hereafter take coguizmce of all cases of petty laroffly. A tempetance wave is rolling over east Texas. The dredder! caterpillar has made its appearance In the cotton fields of Djneherty county, On, About do,000 Republican office hold ers have been turned out so far under the present administration. President Cleveland Joins In tho hymns at church, and it has been dis covered that ho sings a beautiful tenor. Wife beutera are now publicly whip ped In Maryland, but the purHslifnent they get is too mild. Work of that sort should be well done. Tbe bite of a Chinaman or a negro Is far more serious to a OHOcusian that) a wound fnfficted by one of bis own race. Tbe connection of Dr. A. \t. Shfpp with VarKfetbllt University, Nashville, Term., h’rts been terminated because of differences existing between hint and Bishop McTyi Ire the chancellor, and Dr. Shipp has returned to bh» home near Clreraw, 8. C. Ldst Friday^ record of crime ta one of the frihst rermarttnbie On recofd. SIX men were hnhgwl for murder, ofie Was lynched for a shocking crime, tfve tfntf derers were sentenced to death, and a dozen mtfrtferers in different sections fumtob material for future conviction*/ A correspondent reports that along.” the Soothers Coast of Mexico tbe peo ple have a habit of Inoculating them selves with the tlrtwof the rattlesnake or adder, which renders them absolute ly sals forever afterward from thb bite or sting of the deadliest reptiles. Eleven people have been lynch*! | n Iowa within.the past two yearf, and It ■ ^ am tand add gflemy «fiven pc' ered u» tflfilr napes. Ca] 4b A. F«pt was ritigbed ft«m furt 4ghM>danM.ua a gr His Honor brhfly expressed h„ pleasure at meeting bis lellow cltlzeus again. G. Duncan Bellinger, E*rq., was ap pointed Bpljoitwr* Uok still b* tog too upWbU to ifl.teii<]Court. -Mr. M. F. brought.In the following ifoe bills '. A gal hat F. A. Blackwood, whit**, for gery; Wfiltatn Todng, cOloied, steal ing fnuii the person end larceny ; J. L. Coward, nhito, grand larceny. Three caw s ware tried. F. A. Black- woo*l and Wm Young were found guil ty and Mr. Nathan Bitnoo of Allendale acquitted of the charge of selling ID quor without license, a case brought over from last term. J. E Davis, Eeq., represented Blackwood aud Qolouel O’Biyan appeared for Air. Bitnou. Tureday—The grand Jury returned the fellowlng true Mile: Against Lu cli:8 Robinson, aeeault with intent to kill; J. N. Wood, carrying concealed weapons; D«ve Jennings, larceny of live stock ; Wils n Parsons, cariying Concealed weapons; Rebecca Samuels, mtirdut ; Ritter Badger and B n Badg er, assault and battery with Intent to kill and assault and battery of a high and aguruvated nature. The following cases were tried: J. L. Coward, grumjluiceuy, vtrdietguil ty, with a recommendation to mercy Jds E D.ivls aud G. W. M. William'-, E-qrs , appeared for the defense, ijcou Joutison, colored, burglary ami larce ny, verdict nut guilty ; Jas. E. Davis, fc>q., for tbe delr-nse. \v edneeday-The grand Jury sub mltted Its pieseutuieut and was dis charged. We will report further pro ceeulsgs next week. T. J. Ciuverins, convicted of the murder of Fannie Lilian Madison in Itichmoud, Va., has been sentenced to be hanged on the 20th November. The Bupn mo Court, will hear hli motion for a new trial 2ud November. Water can be boiled in a piece of pa prr. Take H piece of paper nu I fold it up, as schoolboys do, into a tqiiare box without a lid. Hang this up to a walking-stick by four threads, and support the stick on books or other convenient props. Then a lamp 01 paper must be placed under this dain ty caldrou. lu a few momenta the water will boll. Under the prohibition law of Krnsas a m.tn who purchases liquor is first Compelled to have a ccr ilkate from the Prohate Judge. A newspaper cor respondent, recently examined some of these certificates. One called f >r‘four bottles of beer for stomach trouble* ;’ | another ‘one quart la st Scotch whi-ky j for headache,’ and ‘one ease porter for 'sprained ankle,’and so on. The liquor' is sold by druggists in pints and quatts. A man with a headache who get* a certificate from the Probate Judge can t buy less than a pint of whisky and its elT-ct In curing hi" headache may easily he imagined. If we get anything like correct report* from Kansan, tlm prohibition law of that 8t>its is a ridiculous burlesque.- .1 1 A.aOLMArl. attorn: x C7<*IJN‘Kj£X.LtjIt A.T LAW. MARSwiXl, €VM , *. V. Wi 1 practice in all the CourM of the State and (fi»e prompt and fuiihful attemion to all hiirintts.ioDtrii!<te<l to his care Btflee for the pi^n-mt up itoirsbver Weath- enbee & Etutieruos’s old store. junetR-ly - -r» i^esHagxatwnn m rolwiMiironr. m*m+»*t*fm** An Ordinance To preverl the picketing and pasturing of Cn tic in the puMic squares streets and olhbr thoroughfares ol tlie Town of liaru ■ tv el f. He it ordained by the Inlendant and War dens of the Town of Oarnwell, now met mid silling in coimeil, I. That from and after the adoption and passage of tins ordinance, it shall not be law- fid tor nny person whatsoever to picket or pasture oo? domestic rattle whatever in nny of the public “quarrs, ssreels or other thor, oujh fares of the towrr of Karnwell or so that they cao tre pass thereon. It. That each end every violation of this Ordinance shall he punished by n line of fiftr »enls. to l>e cofiecied by the Town Marshai bom in <'ouncil t haroher lids 2dd day of June, A. 1). Ikko W. H rriBISTlE, IntcndanU 0. K. RT AN, Clerk. Mortgagee’s Sale* By virtue of the power of Bale contained in a eertaln mortgugo fiom Handy Kirk land to Joaerh A. Simon, executed Ihe sec ond day of IV runry, 1884, und recorded In tlie o file* of the Keg later of Mesne Convey ances for Batnwell county in Vol. 4 X. pa ges 631, 5t2, 583 und 534 ou the 16th Februa ry, 1884 I will »-ll on theSiii July, lb85, the same being salesduy, at Bat uwell C. H., uf- tbr SneritTs snlee. f r cash, all that tdetse or tmet of land lu Bull i’oud Xownsblp. Barnwell cottuty, containing one hundred and thirty acres, more uX less, und bound- Oti on tho East t v public roan leading from Matthew's Bluff to Barnwell U. H., Noith by lands of Jim. A. E. Fogler nnd estate of W. B. F oweis. West by hinds of estate of W. B. Flowers uu I B. H. Brown aud South by landsof; arnh Cohen. Put chaser to pay for.i apers. NATHAN SIMON. Attorney iu fact. junrM-bi To YOU WANT A HUME“ Thirty liveaeres of excellonl land within the corporate litnila of the town of IN illiatoii for sale to i.ren* lu suit purcha-era. The nepuialioa of Willi.ton for health, so cial, rrligiotis un<l cdueaii.oinl advantages is loo well kflowp to need turtlier iiieniion.— Those wishing to secure desirable homes should cul, on or Correspond without delay with MBS. J. It HBtlWNK. junell Wil’ifton, S. C. Educational Notice Omcitor S<-iiooi. OomnissioXek 11 lUXWKl.l. Cot .stv. Tti.Ackviuut, S. C.. May 2-’>th. 1R8'). An Inrtiutie for the white teachern of \i ken niul Barnwell Counties will be held 5*. Aiken. 8. t\. cotnm ncing J.me 22nd, I88d, aiid continuing for two weeks. It will be vmder the management of the Hon. Henry flmtck. for fourteen years Dep uty Superintendent of Public Instruction for Pennsylvania, interested for twenty five years iu educational work ami devotes all bis rime to work in Normal Institutes. His ex perience. educational qualifications and ge nin' manners guarantee sucecss. The undersigned hope that the Institute will he fully attended liy the teachers ol both counties. Facilities forho.rd in Aiken am ple. il. II. Haautv, 8. H. A. G. . A. Bust, S. L'. B. C. may27-ow STATK OF' ^OUTII I'AKUUNA, BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THK COCttT OK ntOHATE. 15j' 15. T. Kicc, Ivq.. Judge of Probate in Barn Weil County. AVhercas \V. (Jilmore Pimtns, C C P. np (dies tor I.ettcrs of Adininislration ou ihcus- tiite of W. (’. Weaver, deceased; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all aud singulnr, the kindred aAd c editors of ihe seitl deceased, lolieand appear beture me at a Court of Prohal© far the said county lobe lodden at Barnwell C. H. on Friday, tho I tit h day nf.luly, ]S8o. al 11 o'clock A. M., to show rause, if anr. why the vaid administration should not be granted. tlivon tinier my band and the seal of the Conn litis Nh day of .lunc A. D. 188b, and in the It'Oth year of American indc- pcudtuce. B. T. KICK, Judge of Prohale. Pttli’ished in Tiir I’Koei.K June llth f8A>, and poste-1 oji the Court House door f.r the time required by law. Ninitc lu Teath* rs. * In nrcordanee tvitb instructions r*y?eive(J from office of Stole Superintendent of Kduen- lioo, tin exauiiiiattofi of tcnchers will be Iwld at fllankvtllo July 2nd, 188. r >, *t. Harirwell July 3d, 188.1. _ A. BUIST. Chairnintt fio.ifxl E.tamintf*. jtinel8 2w Educational Notice. Urncs. or School Commissio.nku BaBMVKI.L tk l NTV, Bt.ai KVU.I.K, 8. C., MayMoth, 18HA. The lastitute fur the coloted teacheftf of Aiken mid Barnwell Counties will meet in Aiken with ihe Slate Normal Institute ou thfi bih of July and close July Sly.. The colored teaelurs will please bear tlill notice in mind and be punctual in attend ance. The Institute will he under the w»- ('eiintendence of William T. Hodenbach, Al ken, S C., who iv.ll take pleasure in firm rilling farther Information loaf! applicants. K. H. If.i-tiLirt. 8. C. A«C. A. Bn»T, 8. O. D. C. may 28-5 w UH. IV. S. KtLLl.WW&KTH, OpTilke aiid Muhinical Dcit'l t, Having lUc.ited in Willistirn offers his pfo fes-iotml serviees to the citieens of Barn •fill ajtd iidyoining coin.tics. aprlO ^fVi JAS. 10- C) AVIS, ATtORMI AM) BHMLtOR AT LllV, lliernifiell C. II.. W. C. Coltveyaneing aud collections specia'lfics LAW NCTTgeT Th* nnHrrstg.ieil have open oil a branch olbre in Bamberg. 8. C. Appoiniftients, •t vety Friitoy. OtWce evar Counts llrother's store, ». Al. &. P. BUT8ri!f. »i*r2S Attorneys at La#. (a no# th« (ShAiaplun tuofi htw State. g nMO' /ntairr pmoiMe »t any i pf roMtofl TUft next Srote to ber in the natter of Twitf i IU for vforking |as,|ifi>. Hi-nil t* cents pokt aav. "ivl w.j wHI maB run free, a n>y»f, valnalile >smpk' l«»K of jn*ats|bat Wfakuf you in iIh- way of makin in a few da vs thni) you fiver thmighl hHsiaaas. 4!g|nt«fi on* rs|a4wsl. You «rf* •wjum amt work tn sjmrr Mine only, or ait the 4iow. Afl of W8h uraM, orall age*, grandly n*x*vwf>il. |o reals 4p •veftwHarw mt»Wy cart*..I m-rv eveuing.— n who w*ni work aray lest the lor-fn.ws, we Ilia uWpwndKt aftfif: To all wlm are |wi well aw wHlarodmw'itrdlnrtnpa} fartbeti—*-*- Mortgagee’s Sale. Statk orSorru CraoLixa, | Ba«K4M4LL (Itll'XTV. | MBS. L C. EASTERLING Tn ALLEN J. WEATIIEUSBEE. By tlrtne of a power of saleeontaineil in a cert'lfii deed of barffatn ami sale, commonly called a mortgage, fixccuted and delivered by Mrs. L C Kentcrlitifc to Allen J. ••rathera bee on tbe 2ilili d.iy of December, 1881, and recorded on the same day in the oRiceof the KVgisierof Mesne Conveyances ft r the Stale and cofinly afotesaid, in Book 4 M, pages (527. *528, <>29 A id tB5t.\ l will sell at Burn well,in frout of the Coftrt House, on Mon day, the sixth day of .Inly next, it being sale day in that moftth, within tlie legal ho-irs of sale, l he Mlowiug described real'property, to wit: ‘ All that lot of land in tlie Town of Barn well, eonlnfniiig o ic acre, more or less, anil the buildings llicrfion, bmuided on the East by tlie public sqaaifi of (lie Town, on the West by a si reel of I he same towrt which separates the said lot from irmrtK of life cslafe of the ate N. G. W. Witikct, dn the North by lot of .1. J Brown ami a line of store tots ami store iiou«es, and on the Sonth by a small street or lane which separate* tin said lot from lands ot Mrs..! .1,0’Banaon. • This desirable property, eligibly silunled In the very heart of th* to*n offers induce ment* rarely met wit h to any one desiring an elegant home in a cultivated, healthful com munity, and could lie easily convertfi>l into a commodious hotel which won d Certainly cuninmnd a larger amt more piofildble pat ronage tlm'iiny other location in the town. The iinpiovcut*#tri:,cpii»ist of a commodious dwelling house (whieh was the residence of the late Col. B. H. Brown) built tn ih* best mauner of carr.fftjly selected material and is 1ti good repair. It Contains on the first door four room, 2(1x20 feel, passage itf ffi*t wide, full length piaktla 10 feet broad front and rear. Ou tlie sfi'ennd floor foftr rooms 20x20 feet sml one iVlilfi, passage amt piatxus os tlie first Hoof. On the thlM floor two rooms 20x20 feet and fiHi-'20x10, pisxt* in front and passage* T#A story panfry, thirteen ir* places. The lot measure* 210 feet front by 240 feet in depth. > Oh the premise* are al*n t wo out buildings 20xH>fe*t each, well of erceOent water, very cboUe freit tree* and grape harbor of »elect vises. This valfimbts property can be bought at private sale before the sale as advertised above from Col ROBERT ALDRICH. Titles perfect, lenw* cash, purchaser to pay lor paper*. - A. J. WKATHERSBEF., junctl Mortgagee. JOHN ‘ B8FUHS, Alaaufiietnre.' mail Dealer ia Foreign aod Domcblic Uijiars, Tobacco, fOU/rr* PirKlly KXCJ. N». M3 Kmg Street, Charketon, S. C' 1SSfr r=^ : ^ — ■ A friction for Final Ds.h«r No&«e is hbrebv given that theundersigtif ed wiKiile lief final account with B. Y Rice, Esq., Judge of 1'rub.itc, on Saturday, the 27i!) dey f>f Jhne next, at 11 o «*ck in the forenoon, iis Gum'disn of Frank G. Brant, Martha IT. Until. Eva A J. Thant. LaicTuta A. Bran', John M ami Anna it. Brant, and ask for Letters Dismix-orv MK8. REBECCA J. BRANT jun4-ld Gusrtlisn. mt iiiu ui ami uriwift V *' - ■ I ' ' . , U-J*-. —X Joseph Silver. OPTICIAN. Of the Optical lust! Ute St; FotcrSbnf^, Ru-eiit, ItiTfintur of the Keimwncil Ttntdtl Focus trystal Idrises ^ Superior to acy other iu use, ponetrutted in accordance with tlie science and pIiiloso< phy of nailire iu the pfitiliaf 1 fbrtii ‘>f n Con cave convex ellipsis, nilrtnnihly adapted to (lie organs ftf slglii ami i vi fectiy natural to theeye, affording the btit artifitiil help to tlie human 4ision ever invented. J. SILVER had established a Spectacle and Eve Glass Kmoertum in Augusta. (!a., aud is travelling at this time infoucli the State of Sofl'li Carolina for the purpose of making knotvn his Theory and Practise and at the same time introducing these Lenses. Wherever th.se 8pcetucles ini Vo been tried they are Xpoken of in the highest terms, of which a few of tlie follow! :g lesiimonuls will certify, the origina's and many others utn be aefin and examined »t his rooms, tie at (he saint'time wishes it to be understonj that he H not one of the traveling quacks who merely sells you a pair of glasses for an exorbitant price and whom you may never see again. He has eslab'ished himself in Aiigusia, Ga.. vyhere, in cjiso youshotild hap pen to lose or break your glasses, he will rc« place the sniuc for you at a small nominal sum, as it is his custom to keep a legist, r of all he sells, thereby inahliug him to kn«w just the glasses you have p 1 rchase.l from him The to low+W|i T'll’Mi'itinln w ill surely con vince the public of the excellence of Iff 1 . J. SILVER ami of the perfect science of suit ing the oye. ExtctTTivK BafinvMmr^ Atlanta, Ga., Dec. llth. I have been using the spectacles of Dr. J. Silver for the .nsl week and have teste I them by long sustained reading and wiiimg aud I 8u f them easy to the rye, comfortable and fid-y to use. I lake pleasure in recom mending them ns a good glass. There is a slight dillerence in the vision of my eyes, whifcli the doctor discovered without lu-in^ iatofmed andsuiled his glasses to them. -(Signed] A. II. Cotyturr. U. S. Senator from Georgia. Db. Josm‘11 Siivkr, Augusts. 9a. D.sur Sir; Sonic weeks ;>go yo supp'ied me with a cair of glisses, which have pro ven such a comfort iu my ever that I wi«h to expre s to you iwy appreciation. 1 have sutb-red somew lial fruin iVadnig by gas light but since I have worn your glasses I experi cnee no tiicoin euieiicc from long reading at night. 1 commend your glasses to my tiieud*. Very respectfully, J. B. Gokihhv. E II. Pottle. Judge Northern Ciieu'.t. SiMittA. Ga.. April Itiih, 1884, I hafiejust rectivwii from Mr. Joseph mT. ver a pair of spectacles w liich, stier mal du ring Hancock Court, I find exactly suiled to my eye*. I have known Mr. Silver a ‘fihg time ami cordially recommend him to those who, like myself, need help to the vi-iop. I find tiim well np in his profession und know him (o be honest and tellable. U. If. Pnrri.it. East*ax. IbinuB Go , Ga. I have purchased from J A. Silver f#c' pairs o'f spectacles and have used them Isifh, and I limf their comfortable and ei*y to the eye. i was asionished that he should dis cover so i eadily upon exiimination the need of my eyes, and to t hose who need assistance as I do I heartily recommend him us hii ex pert rfi his chosen profession. He wishes to he d .•ttiiiclly understood, that he is nut one of those travelling «piHcks who omke cxoiin tain pfices ami ncvei expect to see you again hut he is one of ns mid comes ieeunin>eudcJ by (he leading men of Georgia, Respectfully, Jus. M. Bitcuai, M. D. To whom it may concern : Kast.w ix. Donut Co. G a. I have this day purchased of J. A. Silver d pair of g a«ses that suit my eyes perfectly, making tlie vision clear and diatinci, soolh ing and very comfortable to the.eye. I fi. d him reasonable in Ins charges and lirnitily recoiniwfind him as an expert in hi* .-fiosCn profcssfbn' ItesjiectfiiMy, Hahkis i'ishkr, M. D. «»*y28?F work than kumirui Agents Wi urull Uie •ir osv 1 )y assurvsl. Jhui’t Portia mi. Maine. til at onee _ else In A< isaad doll* i ed everj'w! ne, or spare Fort* delay. a»y. Send a» ’ f4 *y matt you tkage «f gnwta «< wltlstart ymi fat preients with each bmr. of etthnr sex. of all *gr‘ J ie only, to work far im for all workers abaoli II. UftLLETT A i feliS fliiovw i»?aey lima at asytl fmi W *«eney far «tfa hM A" S L OSBORNE' Sole Proprtorie. Augusta, (Jn, Llbrary.Buildinjr. Clro oh ho finest Institutions in tho Uni te I Heal Business transacted with fieiil rs>|. leg*-(lurroncy, .itdered fEmi rim Not th for the especial la-fa-ftt ot tho Collego. iklAllD x:» CJTT OHEAl*. time itrquiBrb. S'; to 4 months. Beautiful Dlplonuits Awarded ou Com. ploliiiM C* *111 h*- In Satie factory Mstiiiicr feEN O FOK 11 He ULA K8. J ml Dr. J. IL Smith. Oiicrii 1 iv v e mid NIocbiinicwl DKISTTFSTv n tNIIIClUJ U'M.M'k’ro:*. IVill pinclicc at the following price* at time mentioned' BiMiiKitu—Beginning the first Monday in cacli Dionlli and cutiMniting for the following two weeks. Officeat the Marttjig ijotel. WiLi.mrox—The third and fourth week ia each mouth. Otticc over 8niitb’a Drugstore. iy>r27-ly UlCil’D.lMUKKI.Ii 11^ Kln^ St. Cliarlcstou, S. C. fi HATING AND COOKING STOVKS AND RANGES. triy'Sc t] for prices and picture.. *<|ri8.1 y .'ntihT &nt* for flurol.tjrf*. ;tn<| ro- rrirr fr**# II orally hi»x of gvtraln » Ui* It * ill flet'lp yt*ii to iimhv inon«'V fitrlit mruy lluiu anvtMM^ «-|ro lit til to* irM kf All, faf rid**, Mtd’erql fp*M» fir-t Iwuir. Tin 1 o|»* nu before* tho *'.rk«*r* ahse.lnti lr Mttv. At oii«m* aihlruro* TfM’K Jk f .\ii^»ij*la, .Maine. f, Congares Hotel, C 'OlaUMIIt A. M. o. C inter A.asemhtj ntuj Gcrvais Streets, of>p'o>?te State ifou-e. IV. K. ROSE, PunratETOK, Rate. Sl .iO to ?2.00 per day, neeord. New Cash Store A . SELECT SPR1N6 STOCK, CHEAP THE CHEAPEST; AftD AH <JOOK> AS Till: llllviT. m (At ROSWELL’S OLD STAND) Ofler a complete stock of Clt 'iee, Frest (Jr*eerfe}', (filmed Goods, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, iJcwits, Shoes, Huts, Dry Goods, Tobacco au l Cigars at, prices bc- eorhfiijo ft reform udmuii.-dnttioii. The lurgest and best selection of Toys, Dofts and Miscellaneous Notions in towit.j We mean business and if yoft xrai bar<«nins ami hare monhy ti A GOOD is the place you are lituiriiig. nixrZfi ri>;r to hH-ation of room. jan 15 you want a FINK WATCH OR CLOCK, ST Ell LI NG SI LV KU WARE,] RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUA if tV TABLE CUt- LKRY, OR SPECTACLES, Send )’our ordeva (e or call at Jas. Allan & Co. SwVKING STREET, ciArleston, s. 0. Jan'.’I j ; si. r. w^tis. W- urntD; Sjtve 86 Cent. By bringing your work to 'Willis & Stroud J 'WilHstofi. S. 6- nrfi rjowr prfipftrH (o do all kind* of smith anhi iVha*l-.viighl *,.rlc wfrh df»- • «e use nothing hiitl he bttl iVmto- attd wttt.give you satisfaction. I*. Mr. faroiid h, * ftnNied wofiVni.Tn, ngserved hi* apprenticeship at the (fade, nr (an {< \1) GOOD DAY. THERES LIFJ> A T THE STAND YET. HEM DaVIESF-I'- ingly bows to hi* friends aud thvrading public und begs 16 HSstire tifln that frijin sunriec to 9 o’etoek p. iff be xviTf Ire glad to receive ttflls and In Jell beau* Uful bargftin* in oil lit es ofhry and Dress Goods, Sfaplc imd FtAy Groce ries, Can Goods* CftiitficafHardwaref Sfiocs for GcntlcmcR and afid Cloth Hats luf sn front 15 cents apiece Spring Flints, Tririrns. Everythin'; kept in a Store.* A dollar's duffer. A little mooc of good goods. Fignj am prepared to pro roelto that I / THE Blackville Bakery, hEstauhant —AND-a- j. II. BORGEK, Proprietor. Freeh Bread every duj. Meal* at all bufire. AH tlie (lelicaeien of tho efthfioh. ineeboh-eat confect foncries. efthea. 01,106(1 tontti, tegeta- p/rll f th J > I* 1 ** «^d warraai* ed to ri, the beet. cai.i.asd tie wkloomk. J- H HpROER. "flURrofad Arena*, [dies, Straw er etinKltinC p, charming j Miislint and nth Century of goods for t will got a big lot woa’t I'm and I If honest arith- ef tbe Central H erektnjiag] i / Broad ffirett. August*, Ga. MRS. W. M. THOMAS. Centrally located, coaveaieat to business. Augusta Hotel, Ia ft. MfOfofTTMt' PreFHeiar. a £SES^ Amt, u n»hcm. fw Mbr Hom » Ik.