The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 14, 1886, Image 2
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LARQK8T COUNTY OIRCULATiON
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THtBSDAf. JANUARY 14. 18M};
^ . .. ..
t1»e Coluwtia ftccoH rise* fcnd fro 4
fork*: “Kvcry hot>4it man Aill pay but
iub«erif>tion to his newspaper." When?
Senator Blair ot Nsv Ilanipshira has
presented iu the UniU^d States Senate a
petition M^nsd bjr many ex Union sol
diers ask log Congress to proride % home
fir indigent cx-Cooft derates.
The Chester Bnlietin, in its New Year
editorial, gravely asserts that "Mon die
m And men are born." In these parts the
programme is different. Babies are born
and railed up to man And womanhood.
The faith of foreign e»pitalids in the
future appreciation of Southern land* in
price grows stronger, Seretal laud loan
associations sre sdreitiaing for snd get
ting 14 per cent, rictims while local cap
italists art lending home made money at
8 per cent.
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The silver coinage question is pe'hnps
the most iotcreating issue before Con-
gie«. The North end Fast favor its
suspension while the Somh and West
want unlimited coinace, and Mr. Tillman
has iutredueed in the House ot Repre-
sebtatires a bill to provide for tbe indefi-
kite UHtltipUeation of the Almighty dol
lar. Lay OD MeDuff, Ac.
Aawtkrr Amsiuilwn.
There is ssore original, amusing, sar-
^•atte nod wholesale untruth to the
square In the following extract from the
IliWlOB, Mass, Journal relative to the
BlackriHe High School and iu past and
present prineipak than in any article of
equal length we have ever read. No
body bat a Hub manufacturer could
have so far eclipsed Munchausen and
MuUuUoo:
- “ When be (the Yankee schoolteachw)
vent to Bbckvillc, a little mors than a
yesa ago, there was no achool building,
(••i school fumilore and little interest iu
tilueatklB, and that divided into faction*.
4*U wag diseauraged at repeated failures
|>y Southern fraudulent teachers. The
Yankee teacher opened with eight schol
ars in a large ball As soon as (lie peo
ple found out that there was a school un-
<kr tbehr very noecs they began to at.
laud—Jows, Catholics and Protestants
•f all denominations. Soon a brick court
bouse was fitted up, and in less thin five
months the town had tho Wat school
fcoana iu South Carolina outside of tbe
'terg*-cities, aud as good a college pre-
para to ry as any in the u tate and a class
«f about seventy papils. The sympathy
•uf the whole town, except half a dosen
cX*Ku IClnx, is given to the enterprise, s
_complimentary evideuee of the energy ol
Vb* eehoolmaster and his New Kngland
aasistinU.'*
Now we find no fault with the Jour-
t.sTs prakea of tbe present principal.—
Hnj of hie patrons have expressed to
us Ibeir perfect mtiafimtioe wi.h his
methods and their 1 hgh appreciation of
bis tom patency arid capacity, but in its
mendacious atta< ks upon former teachers
aud some of the people of Ulackville the
Journal has shewn itself posse seed of the
*i>id pbariraic, puritanic belief that noth-
Ingjjppd could oowe ant of Nantreth.
Now we invito the atteotiou of the Jour,
nal to the following facts which art in
consistent with its fictions: Blackville
* has had for years a village scadcmy, a
- cnUHaadieus frame bu’ldiug, with glavs
windows, heated by two stores and sup
plied with rough furniture. It is not as
comfortable as was the elegant academy
that was burned by Sherman's troops
, but it was as good ss a people impover
ished by war aad robbed by such carpet-
bqggera is person Whittemore, of Mas-
r eachaeetU, who was so corrupt that he
was expelled from even a Republican
Congress ctuld afford to build. A t to
the Ik tie interest in education and the
* repeated failnres of Southern fraudulent
teachers wo have only to say that lr.
Hooper, the immediate predecessor of
the prmrnt principal, waf a graduate of
. Alp South Carolina College “before the
'-'Wpr,” Jbr many years a teacher of high
^ipputatioo sod that be had st the time
.xphis death seventy pupil*, and that
Mr. Hardin who preceded Mr. Hooper
had ora a hundred pupils and only sev •
ered Me oeneactloo wUh the school be
cause be abendowed tbe profimioo tode-
rofe hioMelf to the practiM of medicine.
The Journal’s refer, nee to the existence
a£ex-K> Klux is u atrociously nntrne
v > jnf ite-previow assertions that we have
'•*' eoatswetrted. There never was a Ku
••, |Hux organisation in this county, snd for
' flm fWture guidance and information of
. T; *ba Journal we state that Booth Caroli-
fit* "*J‘~ i *
.--M has Barer had a Tewksbury Asylum
•f’in Wr borders end the Only native who
: «v#r riralled Butler, the spoon thief Oov-
ia msm'ky, was Ureet, whoso
deled from the begtaning of his
Co.
(For TfcB!*knftjt.1
Hrcalsr < Oarereatlea la I be Cb«reh-yaH
on Hkaday Meralng.
It is, to tbe feelings of a pious wor
shipper, s i sinful circumstance to be ob
liged to listen to the ihou'ntids of iuqui-
riea (about everything) made in our
country church-yards on Sunday morn
ing, except to the solemn object fjr which
the pcop'e have met; and we have often
(bought that if a bllfed man were halting
by, and did not know a church was near,
he w. tild cerlaiuly judg--, frqm the con-
vi-raation he heard, that he wasspproach •
ing an agricultural, political or bixpay
cr’a <s Uvcat Ion. How often, for ons or
two houra before the service begins, Mint
snd sinner, old snd young, remain out*
side of the church, talking about the con
cerns of thefr neighborhood, heavy taxes,
low prices of cotton, high prices of goods
and anything else bu< the worship of
God—the object alone that hgt brought
tbem together. Now 4 every ChrUtiau
must acknowledge that such couversa
tion, at such a place, dn such tin occa
sion, is an evil. We go to church to
hear the Gospel of Christ preached, and
to worship God v.ith reverence and Gori
ly fear. How can we engage iu these
solemn services wit.> either pleasure or
profit when our thoughts and fctliogs
have been so entirely engrossed in world
ly aud sinful conveisation. It is impos
sible. But this evil u«t only affects the
hearer, but the preacher also. How can
be employ his thoughts aud feelings in
preparing for tho sacred duties ho is
about to perfyrm, and tho "il'y, giddy
aud intensely worldly conversation of the
church-}urd ringing in his cars. With
what heart can lie proclaim the spiritual
thingsofthe Go-pel to a people, whom,
from their chu ch-yard con versa
lion, he knows to be so pMiufully world
ly minded. I’-tor preacher! let him have
been ever ao industrious during the week
in his study, (his evil will prove a seri
ous obstade to him iu the enjoyment aud
usefulness of hia .Sunday labors. Wc fee*
assured every (Inialiun will scknowl*
edge the truthfulness of'hose remarks,
aud feel the necessity of adopting some
plan to remedy this great and cry ing evil.
The remedy wc suggest is that Clirieiians
Iruwtt down upon it, and by their exam
ple show that they condemn it.
J. F. Bcist.
.1 ■ Act to laicorporwlc Ike Hlack*
vllle amd A (atom Railroad Coaa-
paay.
Be It enacted by tbe Senate and
House of Representatives of tbe State
of South Carolina, now met and sit
ting to General Assembly, and by tbe
authority of tbe same :
Siortoii 1. That E. S. HamiLOod, C.
J. Sir 'man, W. J. Asetuou. J. C. Swy
(z> rt J. L JL> rnlnlrk, D. H. Sally, J. (J.
Howeil, It T. Dorlty, J. M. Sally, J. W
Dreber, P. W. Farrell and blmou Brown
sod such other persons as may be as
seriated with them, tbi lr successors
and assigns, be, and they ate bersby,
crested a bedy poll lc and corporate,
by tbe name aud style of the Blackville
and Alston Railroad Company.
Ejcc 2. That the said company be.
and Is hereby, autborlz id and empow
ered to construct, operate and main
tain a railroad extending from the
Town of Blackville, through or near
Jobnlown, to tbs T**wn of Alston, by
tbe most feasible route, as may be Je
tt rmined upon by the corporators of
said company.
Src. 3. That thfc capital stock of
raid company aball be onebun Jreil and
fifty thousand dollars. In shares of (Dt
hundred dollars each, with tbs privi
lege of loci easing life capital stock in
such araouat-aa may be mceatary to
carry out the intention an J purposes
of this Act, «aid amount not to exceed
Ova hundred thousand dollars, and
tbe abates may be transferable In
such manner as the by-laws may di
rect : rirviDKD, ibat when tbe sum
of fifty tbouaand dollars shall have
been subacritied to tbe capital stock of
suld company, the corporators, hr *
majority of them, shall onran le by
holding a meeting aud electing tbe ne-
cesaary officers. ^
Src. 4. Tbe said corporation may
make such by-laws for Its regulation
and government Iu any and all matt* re
whatsoever, not Inconsistent with the
Constitution and laws of tbe United
States and of tkls State, a* may be
deemed necessary, aud may add to,
alter or amend tho same, from time to
time, as may desired ; may appoint all
necessary officers nnd prescribe their
duties ; may sue snd be sued, plead
and be Impleaded, In any Court in this
State or In the United States, and may
accept, purchase, bold, lease or other
wise acquire any property, renlf rper-
tto and
m&Sxj
which shell or may he provMed or
posed Cy tbe laws of tbe State.
Bio
The nald
company shall | Tbs Books for tbs ufTsClsa «f fcg
have full power and authority to con- * fttsl fciais M d Pmsasl t
oect with or cross any otbrr ralltoad tks isstogsrstsItoks rfito^^
-T rallioade on Its proposed line, and , well will U up«s
also to purchase, lease or coosoHdata
upMstTai HsoeCsi
lb* 16ib Jasssry 10 16<k Fvbrssry. I8M.—
ahb at y other railroads In or out o< Essmtloos will bsissosi toUm l«tk Fton.
Ibis Slate In such manmr sod upon ery, 186C. for sll sapataassssasNsis sad lbs
such terms as may be agreed between : popvny lento sa will to
said railroad coupanlee; Pbovibkd oc4#, 7- t _._
Tliat tbe same lie not Inconsistent with I H»*s*f Tsxstisa, S| tolls to Itoisdar.
dt this Stats or of the United ' Tk* tk * •^»«e»i«a editor usee,
astor as OrUiassra pabliskto sfovwtovs.
will also rtsiiia ays* forltoassw fosgtli •<
time. M.J. PAT^
the laws of this Stats or of the United
States.
Sic 8. Tbe said company shaft be
further authoris'd and empowered
forthwith, upon tbe completion, or ac
quitment by purchase, lease or consoli
dation, of any portion or section of
raid railroad between any points
through which tbe same may run un
der Its charter, to operate and main
tain such portion and section with
all tbe rights, powers and privileges
hereby granted to tbe company.
Hko 9 Every stockholder In said
corporation aball be Jointly and sever
ally liable to the creditors thereof In
an amount, best e the value of bis
share or shares therein, not exceeding
five per cent, of the par value of the
sha'e or shares held by btm a| the
'Ime the demand of tbe creditor was
created: Fbovidid, That such de
mand shall Itava been payable* wit bln*
one year : Tb- vidvd, ateo, That pro
ceedings to bold such stockholders
liable therefor shall be commenced
whilst he reuiatus a stockholder therein
or within two years after he shall have
ceased to be such stockholder : Pno-
vidkd riTRTHxn, That persons holding
•tuck In such company as ex cutors,
administrators, or by way of collateral
s<*curlty, shall not be personally sub-
J*-ct to the IUt.ilit Us of the stockhold
ers under the foregolmr provisions, but
the persons pledging such stock shall
be I able as u stockholder, nod tbe es
tates aud funds In the bands of such
executois or administrators e'-all he
liable In their bands, la like manner
hoc' to the samei xtent as the deceased
testator or tut estate, or the ward-or
peisoo Interested I.i such trust fund,
would have been if they had respect
ively been Itring acd competent to act
and hold tbe stock In their own namea.
Bko 10. Tbe sold cot poration shall
be sub] ct to the duties, liabilities, re
strictions nnd other | rortalons con
tained In G**ueral Statutes—Chapter
XL, “Of Railroad Corporations, Gen
eral Railroad Law,” one thousand
eight bundled and ttxbty-ooe,aitk all
the amendment which have been or
any hereafter be made thereto.
8kc 11. This Act shall be deemed
aud (aken as a public Act, and aball
continue In force for thirty years
Phi vioeD, h. wlvkb. That the said rail
road shall be commenced within two
years and completed within six years
from the approval of this Act.
IN M kmoTTi \M
Mr*. Elisibelh L Ulmer, of lUrnwell
county, 3. 0., died Ltcue.aber SUt, IMi
seed years. The i-o as*-d was a faith
ful wife, devobd mother snd sn upright
cihrlsll in. bhs has iroi.s to tho blight snd
shiulng courts of Uesv^n. J F. i OtST.
Applic. lito for Fiaal Disthargf.
The umlenijcnto jives rotioe (hat ks will
apply to lion. IS T. Kiee, Probate Judge, os
ihstSth day of Kebruiry, lk8tt for hie Baal
diechsrge •« AdminiMrslor of the Mlsie of
Matthew Moore deceased.
U. F. HtATHKH^BEE,
Adwiuitirslor.
jas14-td
AppiiCkUoB Fur Final Lisclurj^.
Notice ia hereby given that tbe nnderates-
ed will tile her fltiul recount » uh B. T. Kite.
K»q , Judge uf Probate, un the Ittik day of
Febiunry next, at 11 u'cluck in (he forenoon,
■ • admiuieirairix of the estate of C. ii. Ab-
■tauce, deceased, aud apply foi a final dis
charge.
MRS. V. D. RHODEN.
janl4 id AUndnUlratrix.
sonal, necessary or convenient
for the purposes of the corporation;
and may use, sell an I convey and dis
pose of the same as the Interest of the
company may require; may make con
tracts, have and use a common seal,
and do all other lawful acta properly
Incident to and connected with stich
corporation, and necessary and con
venient for the control and transaction
of Its business.
8rc 5. For the purpose of raktiog
the capital ateck of any company so
Incorporated It shall be lawful to open
bo ks of subscription at any times ard
places and under tbe direction of such
persons as the corporator* may ap
point ; and soch subscriptions to the
capital stock may he made In land,
money, bonds, machinery, materials
and work, at such rates as may b*
agreed upon with tbe company ; and
said company shall bavs power to
mortgafra its property and franchises,
and Issue bonds on uuch let ms acd
conditions and for such purposes nnd
oses of the corporation, as the com
pany may from time to time deem ne
cewsary.
8m 6. Tbe said railroad company
shall have every right, power and
prlvliece necessarv for the purpose of
acquiring such lands or rights of way
as they may require for the location
of depots, warehouses., stations and
other necessary and convenient estab
lishments, or for extending or altering
tbe same ; and shall have the benefit
of every process or proceeding, aud
shall be subject to all tbs restrict low.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Statk or Boctu Chou*a
BAk.NWKLt CouJiTTr - "
BUdSEY A CARSWELL
against
F. J. BANDERS., \ -j.
By virtue of an execution to tto Sheriff of
Barnwell County ae directed in tto r ntovn
elated caie, 1 have levied upon atil will esll
to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday,
1st dey if February, 1886, it being ragnlar
sales dny, oi sail month, between (he legal
hours ot sale, tbe folibw ng described real
properly to wit:
Ail lhai certain tradt or parcel of land situ-
alo, lying aud being in said Mate and Conn.
ty, iu Red Oak township, containing ninety-
five acres, more ur less, and bousded North
by lands of Mrs. W. F. Holmes, East by lands
of Mrs. Muse Sanders, South by lands of J.
F.trnwUy, West by lands of Mrs. Sarah
Lxugle.i. l.svied upon as the property of
tbesuid F. J. Sanders to satisfy sard ex
lion.
Purchaser topey foi papers.
W. B. PEEi*Li:S, 8. B. C.
Sheriffs Office, January Vth, 1866.
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1SHERIFF’S SALE.
Statk or Sortti Caboiiha,
Bahkwkll Coi'KTT.
ROBERT HOUGH A SONS,
against
T. B. COLDING.
By virtue of an execution to the Sheriff of
Barnwell i ounty ae directed in above elated
cnee, l have levied upon and will sell to tto
highest bidder for cash, at Barnwell C. H.
on Monday, 1st day of February, 1886, it
being regular ealee day of said month, bo
tween the legal hours of sale, the following
described roal property, to wil :
All that traci uf land lying and being ia
lialdook township, in said county and Slalo,
containing one hundred and seventy scran,
more or leas, bounuto on the North by Putt
Royal A Augusta U. R., on thoSou<h by lands
of Dr. C. H. Cotdiug and T. J. Steed, Knot
by lands of K. II. Wa'keraiid W A. Blonnt
and West by lands ol Dr. 0. H. Colding nnd
M. L. Jones.
ALSO,
1 lot in town of Appleton containing two
screo, more or less, end bounded on tbe North
by Pori Royal A Augusta K. R., South by
lends of F. P, Walker, East by lands of W. A.
Blount and West by Clayton Street and lands
of Carolina Hopkins. Levied upon an Ike
property ef T. B. Colding to satisfy said exe
cution. ^
Purchasers to pay for papers.
W. B. PEEPLES, S. B. C.
Sheriff's OSes, January 9tk, 1886.
jOk 14-id
Application For Final Li ebaw.
Notice is h .reby given that tbe nadersign.
od will filel.is final account with II. T. Riee,
firq.. Judge of Probate, on thoJOtli toy of
January next, at 11 o’clock ia -the forenoon,
es Executor of C. II. Colding sad ask for
Letters Dtemtosorj.
J J W1LKM, C
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jasl4-2w
Clerk and T
r.i.
Mortgagee’s Sals.
By virtno of the nowen of sale tnelndto In
mongngeo of W. M. Pitta u H. W. Brigge;
W. M. Pitta. Jane Ptttaaadll Pitta to LriA.
Thomson, and W. M. Pitto, Martin Pitta, I
R. Pius and Jane Pitta to L. A. Thomsen nto
recorded respectively ne fellown; In Rook 4
T, pages Ml. M2 and M$, ia Beok 4 Q. pn*
gee 686, 686 and 687, in Book 4 X. pages 1*1,
162. 168 nnd 1*4. wo wilt toll at pnMto Mo
tion at Barnwoll C. H. on salooday In Fohrn
ary, 1886, it being tho let dn^ofMMmontk,
tbe following described property:
Ad the right, title and in.oraotef tto stovo
named mortgagors in that eertein fraot ol
leu.) eituate in the Otonty of Barnwell, Hints
of Swath Carolina, containing ono hnndrto
n»d twenty .eight aerae, more or leoa, honnd
ed Bast by Rosemary Creek, North and West
by lands of Nathaniel Powell, Booth by lands
of Caroline Lard.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay James
Thomson and W. B.-Kelly for papars.
JAMES riloMSUN,
W. k. KELLY.
Agents for Mortgagees
January 9th, 1886
janl4 id
Sherifl’s Pale.
State or So urn aeoli* a ,
Basmwsll Cocktt.
W. R. KELLY
C. 8. RUSH.
By rirtnoof on ex seat ion to the Sheriff of
Barnwell County ne dimot-d in the nhovo
staled esse, 1 here levied npon and will sell
to the highest bidder for eaieh on Mendny,
let ef Fehrnery, 1886, it being regular sol
day ot said month, between the legal bears
of sale, the following doteribto rani essnie
(e wit:
All that eortmia tract or pnrneief into ly
ing-and being in said Sinte and otonty, eon-
taining 270 acres, more er lees, nod toaiadto
oe the North by I ads ef George B y, South
by Isndj of Henry Morris, Went by lands
George key. East by a line running d
North and South. SoiJ (met is e portion of
a trad convoyed to J. W. Knob by Judah N
arid Richard W. Welker Levied upon m
the property of the said £. 8. Husk to satisfy
said .xecu.iiaa.
Purehssor to poy for popera.
W. B. PEEP IBS, 8. B. C.
Sktrif sOSce, January Uih. 18*6.
janl44d
An Ordinance
TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOE THE TEAR OF
DUE LORD 1886.
BEIT ORDAINED by tho lateodaat and
Wardens of the fown of Barnwell, in Coun
cil oaeembito, and by the authority of the
■sms:
That the following taxes be, end theeame
are her by, levied for tbe carrvnt year ef
1-86 that is to soy:
A tax of late aad a half (Sj) mill* on
nnd every dollar of real estate and
t rapeny within tto oorpotuu rtmita ef tto
ownef Barnwoll ea too lei of Jnennry, 18W
That seek aud every poeoon Hobto t
duty within tho limits of tho Town of
well may to relieved therefrom hy the nay-
meat of t we del lore late the Tieneory ef the
Town of Barnwell. __ *
Auctioneer*, oxeept Sheriff, Meet or, Fro-
bale Judge and those ecUtug nad«r uroor of
CbaYi, g j .OO.
Merehsnts, each, *6 00.
Druggista. each, *6.n0.
Stablca, Salt ur Lively, each. *6.00.
Hctris, **eti, *6.00.
Uoerdiug Hoa-es. cock, $8.00.
Express Companies, rock, $6 00.
Insu rapes Compos is*, eaeh. BiUKK
Railroad Companies, eaeh, $6.00.
Telegraph Com paniee, each, fifth
Bil lord or Poo Tables, each. $* iff-
Barb. rs. for each eh air, fX.OU.
Builders and Coutmetors, ouch, $6.00.
Cotton Gin*, each, $6 CM.
Circusaa. each performance. $60.00. •-
Public Kutcrtainmcnt* rack, $*.«$.
Keetaurautt, each, $6.00,
Dentist*, each, $6 ML
Tedlera. each, $2 Viper day.
Printing tHCoec, each. $6 OQi
Vehicles for publie nee, hacks, drays and
wagons, each, $8.00.
Wheelwright and B'seknsith Shepn, $2.00
Lawyers, each, $2 60.
Physician*. **ch, $2 60.
Hnekstara, each. $2 08.
Butcher*, each, $6.00. \
Hewing Machine Agents, rack, $2.00,
Dun* in Conneil this 11th day of Jnn. 1
Y G DUNCAN BELLINGER,
11. J PATE, Clerk nnd Troucurae.
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PAK lNKk>HIF MuTIOK.
The uvdoraignto have tkie dny
partnership nodor ike Arm name af W. J.
Martin A Sons for the purpose ef carrying on
» general merchandise hmdueee a! Back-
vi'le, $. C. All parties indebted to W. J.
Mania, either by netcer aoeeual, will plooo*
come forward promptly nnd make payment
to him at kie old stood, ne to ie *n«ietn to
close np the old bustuese
v. j.MiRTm,;
J. W. MARTIN,
C. J. MARTIN.
Janaary 6th. 188*.
Jmto-Sw
Master’s Notice.
| <w, iC
Jlefe BetoA
jfamwtu isOunry
M.T.
Mtotoal M.
Ctoto-
B*
tto <m.
Lewfo M.
Hue Hummel,
fondant*.
AP perasne
tat*er Mrs. M. D. H
eoonty, deceerad, will
their demand* before me In my eflto* at
Barnwell on Friday, tto 12tad*y ef Fohrn
nry. 188*.
O DUHCAN BCLUMEB, Mnetor.
Jaa* 9w
Ptoolitki if CaptrlHr^
The eopartnership
tween tto mderaignod nntor the Bern
of WUH* A Strand, B4aek*mltto and Wtooi
rigbu, wne Atonlvto ly i
th« 28tk ins*.
vn«*^a.r-
tioa In *T«ry pntoenlnr
JL T. WILU8.
9H 4nwft dNMr H Mipoiitolp and
atay away bat ou*a* and ae* tHw Wff-
fftot brank tn ptiaea known for twenty
yvnr*. I Win run. far Hi* next sixty
days, strictly by the gallon, tbe follow-
hM aid brands uf Wltlaky nt prlami an-
naxad*
Pare Old Rye, $0 proof, at. 418$
Anderson Uouaty, <11 protd 166
Ctok lErwa, $ ymr* old. MN> piuof $26
01*1 VHvet, very fln*>; 4 yeurwwld, *U
Ont her wood Guide* Onto, cbokc,
very old $80
Corn,80 proof.1,86
Own,M proof 166
Old Owuntry, aothlng Hke It...... 100
Fine Winns, Ginn, Brandies, Tubwrco
nod Clwarn at correspondtog low pri
ce*. Don't fall to raiac at once and
Ctoyosr Obrlntmas supply, as three
prfhe* are far below Mvlng rate* nnd
can’t poeslbiy stand longer than ad
vertised.
T. H JOHNSON. Jr.
Brannon, B. CL, Dm 14tb, 1886
^ drclT
•• AUMTOE’S KOTO E.
The Aneeeper win attend nt tto followhig
place* on the day* named for too purpose of
taking, Tax Returns for the fiscal year com -
men mag November 1st, 1886,
Allendale, January 1 Ith aad 15th 1886.
Flddl* Fond. Janaary 16tb 1886.
Elko. January 18tk 1686.
Block rille, January 19th aad 20tk.
Graham's, Jnnanry ?l*t.
Bamberg, January 22nd and 2Sd.
Midway, January 26th.
Hunter* Chapel, Jan nary 26th.
Ehrhardt ■ Mill, January 27th.
Manarl’* ft or*. January 9ft h>
Frleolsr’* Flora, Janitor« 29th.
Boyolon's Flora, January Sftk.
Buford’s Bridge, February 1st.
floor go's Creak t lub Hoass, Feb. 2nd.
Applmon, February 6th.
W illislon. Februnry 6th.
Barnwoll C. H. from January 1 la Pth. 20.
Tax Payer* will bear in mind that Real
Batata s* wall ns Personal proparty, will bo
aooomod, aad tho A edit or takas this
man to aoattaa thorn ogaiast tto ear*I
■manor of making returns heretofore in
vogue. Only ratnrws property made and
eworn to will b* aoesptsd.
8. W. TROTH,
tool© Auditor B. a
Lntocatary to itnta Aaaaylal and CVm-
tot.
Riewnona, T* , August 22. 1877.
I tor* mod* n earvful siamiastion at n
mmpls of "tornmordson; Aagnsta County,
Va..” rye whiskey, seleeled by myself end
representing a lot of 200 bar role in the band*
of Mmor*. Jenkins A ftegal, and find it
tiroly fora flrom nduitaratiuna. I can fully
roeommend it to these who desire on artieis
of sssurad parity.
W«. H. TAYLOR. M. !».,
Htats Assayvr and Chemist.
Mono A Watkins, Kick mend, To., wkosra
the sneposonrs to Jenkins A Riogsl, kora *p-
C ntsd Thomas E. Rranigon tkoir sole agent
Columbia 8. C„ for ibb* oolebrarod brand
of'-ftimmrrdcnn Rye," who ia prepared is
ill orders for any qasatity. [deoil
STATE of south cakolina,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
» TXK O-'DBT OP PB BATX
By B. T Blew, Eoq , Judge of Probate
Ha BarLwell Couuty.
Nbsreon W. flilmon Fharns, C. C. P., ap
pllss for Lsitora of Admtatonaios on the
dr rot tat estate ef Jasper R. MsMillaa,
Those ore therefore, to cits and admonish
nil nnd singular, tks kindred and creditor*
of tto anid domosod. to to and appear brfiir*
me at a Court of Probata for tto said eouniy
to to toldsa at Barnweil C. R.oa Ratarday,
tbs 80tk dny of Jan nary, 1886. at II s’eUeh
a. m.,ra show cause, if auy. why tbe said ad
ministration should not he granted.
Given under my band and tks soul of tto
Court this 28d day of December, A. D. 1866,
and In tto HOtk year of American lnd*-
peedeaes. B. T. RICE, .
Judge of Protore, _
Publisked la Tub Poena December 24tk.
1886, and pouted on tto Court Homo
foj tto time required by taw.
Central Hotel,
, BraM Btrae^Angaela, r
MRS. W. M. THOMAS.
Centrally 1 orated, mnvenfeat U bnsinera
Afplicsl M for Flat! Dfsebarge.
Not tan In toreby pi ran that tto under-
etendd wtll Bln hid final anoouat with B. T.
Rtan, Esq . Jndico of Probate, on Friday,
tto 16th «tay of Jamrary negt, at II o'o’ndk
id tto furramoa. as (toar*IUu of Jaaraa F.
Rata. Odtdwta Hall, now Rad, and ask fur
Latter* Dtnmisnory..
V.J. WOODWARD.
4f.c96-M ftoartlian.
m to Ab e»t Dfifotfotit
Stain of Howlh ftamdtaa.
Goart of Com
mon Pleas.
Mu a well Count v. I
J. W. Faun lac. PtalnUff,
•galiist|
Btwmon Eavra,
8a mm or* to
To Blotuoa Bnvee, the Dsfenttant.
Where**, ludgmont was ubtainod In tto
Clrenlt Court for tto oaunty of ftarnwall
to«ta of South Cnr.Jina, on tto Mill
day of Morn*. A. D. 188\ In tto atom so-
lit tad enaso, agnlaat you for tto sura of
f**ur hundred and sixty nhm Roitara nnd
vmranty-flm asnta, priaslpo! and sonts, aad
•wentkm was duly taourd ttoruoa,bottto
•stlm energy therasf has now
it is daeired to tom the
Now, thrrrforn, you
•naur to tto next Terra off ttoCkreutt
Court to be toU far raM
ptad* of hofiH'g tto
w.«- SMITHS Bditor, WmiMton. a Of
’ C AMI IN ADVAA’OM.] '
SIXTEEN OUNCES TO TH E POUND, EIGHT QUABTS TO TUB PICBe
tolvw.
Outod Deenmtor lith. A.
W. qwueaelians.C.C.F.
J. 8. HAMPTON
MOLAIR HOUSE:
DL PATTEEWITS DRUGSTORE
Will axsowta Wntok, Cloak, Sawak^
" sjr,.
If j trade Into ymr was na r*d a* I
Wbbeti or expectnl It t<> bn. I kodW
when I euqunrnord that J would do
for I hod ttude np mf wind to
tmnsuct bastnens on baalinas prtnd-
plea, nod U>* puretraalaff pobHs rtwng-
otalog tLla haagtven ns n gaorrou*
fwtrvunge, which ba* boofflttad thaw
fully aa wall n* It has paid me. While
others of tb* old school hum bsaa sit
ting down, bewailing lb* depression In
Unde, I have torn busy la banting up
bargain* nod sharing tbem with ray
cuetouitrs. It Hum t>too my oooaunt
nlm to keep only fr< sb good* of the
tost qualities—in give full msosurm
and honest weight*—tp sell at do**
And Wot-, w*Mi
the New Tw.
frlsoduaml i *
will ws* my I
Ian mnnnar
mat mad pod
tb* hut that this will baa
uni that It wHi pray atobstb
“ . “ ~ _ to ‘
plaamtsud urbtul* sticks _
nia*, la oddithra. tb* fast
want aa mueb foradoduraaR lit
and tb* plana to bay It la to
SMITH, the Grocer’s.
Where yon win always find a welcome nnd n full stock of Nuts, <
Qootid, Choice Fruits. OonfocHotterles. Ptrkles, Flours, Coffees, Tans and B|
etnl Hddortment t'f Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also tbe best Cigars and Tobacco iu tbs ot unly.
j n6 W. H. SMITH, Wintdton. & a
. J.J- L JL1!..-Xgr-
THE NEW STORE
—OP—
Williams I Suntor,
—AT—
MIDWAY. 9.0.
Under the mnnogmadot of W. H.
HAY, boa n epl«ndf<1 stock of New
Gootta, and they are selling crowds of
thwn and paying the tout price for
cot ion of any boom to tbe county, sad
paying the cteaa eaeh.
MT They give thrir cuatotners the
benefit of Factory price* on Bagging
and T1 au«27
Qreen B. Rich.
Jeweller art PMographer,
BLACKVILLE - - - - i. C.
I bav* j*».t raoaivmi n foeok mock of
wotoksa, olocki, j*o*lry solid aid plated
silver war*, wotek cbaisv, solid aud plalml.-
gsaitamsn sod iadiss risgr from $2 is $-j0.
Atas, fins Ut of reek crystal spsetaels*,
both in bins fiat aad wktls. gold, siektaaad
steal frames Is mit isa-ss.
AU kinds of ostebn sioek* nod Jewelry
repaired and wurntalcd.
Hy strak is ssiset aad very fine snd I sor
dini ly invits publio inspestion.
Harnwoll Railroad-
On sad sArr Mirndsy, Omttmbsr 1th,
will rus as Mtaw* tUI further uuttec:
trs t*
CapiLaJ out r-qutrvd. Ysu cma Hr, at
h.HU- aud work Iu spars tisw salvor sit tbs ttaas.
All uf kntb srvrs, m all ae>w, irrsaaly swsssssadL IS
csaUMtvsdnUarsaasQy soro-d assay. omulngs—
That sit whs wastt work uuiy tsst tbs hmiwra-, ws
maks ibis sapsrolbd sObr: Ts alt wks sso sot wsg
sstl iOuS ws wHl u-sdaos d-tlmr topoy Isr lbs Uswhta
•fwrilinfue ruUpsitlrslara,dlfscttaoa*U^ suot
frse. 1st>s-sss par sksslulsty aurs far all whs aimt
st .am. Dost Amy. Addsms sniuun A ux,
I‘an laud, Uaiua MS
PLEAS IN T ROOMS,
FIRST CLASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 Kkg Strrtt, Ctorlsatss, S. C.
(Four Doors South Aeadsmy of Musi*.)
This w-11 appniutHl Hotel will b«
opunotl f«r reception to Guests March
1,1886, by a T. ALFORD, rem-nily
Proprietor New Bfiginoo Hotel, Bulll-
vhu’s Isluod. Tto Windsor Is newly.
furuUbed tbrougbotu, hnvtog buir
tndttfuwscs nnd w«»vru wlro-apriugo un
*11 tods. To Rink* this n strictly fam
ily Hotel no liquors will to sold on tb*
pr-mta-*.
Having many years experb-nce, I
prorata* to nil fnv irlng me with tbtor
patronage n ptausust bora* while in
ORurletoi'S. '
Ratm: $1 60 to $S p*r day.
Libernl rntes by week nr mentb.
febtt
JSWissSiS
work that wtitat awrs> hrtne you in mossy faster
I ban a nr thine riw Iu Autrrica. Alt ahust tku two
handled thus mad dollars Iu prs—sU with sorh boa.
Agssts was tad svsry whasu, of -Mhsr arx. of oil am,
far all the ila—, or spars time only, to wort far ua at
Ibutr ssm bswi-r FaHuu-a far all w-
It aamrrd. Hoot May.
Portland, Maiae.
wnrtrra ahaoistao
u. haixrt a ou.
CIS. IIUMUIRI
Fmadty, KuUit
—AND— t>
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Augusta.’ Oeorgia.
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair
on beet manner sail terms
ENGINES, BOILERS,
RAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERT, y
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Have *n band a Lasts Steak «i
t. wbyoaM
Me
Wr“>
LtaWMWX.
upwards of 50 EntMuiund BotSws, alas
Stasa nod WstspHpf n rtdngsd pto
KOBTING INJECTORS,
Vend rasa Jet Pomps,
Washer*, CircsW Haws. Pllss,
Writs for nrinss. Pramptnam snd
Cheap wU ks
W ,mm - Tgatoramto^to^mto mmimm ^dft
A-TTORKKY
K
COYJ2rm»LL*JlK
WUIprastlssla slltto Ceurtaef (to Btad*
sad give prompt sad fritAfbl ntteuitau te Mf
toriaerasntrusted te hie gtaft.
OMe* for tto Mssset es stain
crab** A Bsetartof's rid riers.
JOasW^r
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Arrive at it roach vlll*
Laavc Braoekviita
Leave BdisU
Learn Midway
Lea** Hsmbeeg
Leave Omtom*
Lea** Lera
Lea** Btaekvflta
Leave Bib* \
Loava WilHaian
Arrive nt Anguris
Lrav*Angu*ta
l^oveWillMton
Lsav* Elko
Lsav* BlaekviUe
Lenra Lora
brave Oratome '
Lraao Bambsrg
lows* Midway
Leave Edtat*
Ar. nt BroachTilta
Lews* BrauehviDe
Ar. at
4.46 am
6.46 s m
9 89 n •
9 0* n m
9 20 n m
9.27 era
9.89 sm
9.49 sra
9.M*m
10 US* m
1914am
ll.4t* p m
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8 4* t m
8 49am
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9.82dm
9.99 s m
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10.14am
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7491 m
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9.82 p»
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104* pm
4.4* pm
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00LSM9LA DITbflUB— WRBf.
Daily (Exeept to Camden)
944 pm
9.41 pm
•42pm
20S»m
7.11 pra
749 pm
7.89pm.
749pm
9.4opm
Brsuakvin*
Arriv* at tfnmdeu
Arrive otCelnmbta
Leave CohrwbU
Leave Camden
Ar. nt BraushvMn
XXFEBSB (DAILY) WE9T.)
Lravs Chari sot on 19 90pm
Lravs RrauekviUo - - 24* n m
Loam Btaefcvttt* 4.21 nm
Ar. Angusta 7.8* s m
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.)
Lravs Angusta 11.80pm
Ar. MBtaekvtH* 1.44 nm
Ar. at Browebrill* S.lfiom
Arriv* at Chariraton *.29 a m
“COHNBCT HUM.”
948am 744pm
1149 pm
10.44n m >949pm
7.44sm 447pm JmL
7.00nm 114 pm
1*>69nm 742pm
C-Haoettoas mad* at Angusta wKh Be
H. R. ts acd from ailpriaie Wratandi
west.by all train*; with through Sldvpra to
tween Charleston nnd Atlanta on night Bn-
prras train*.
Cohnseltsna mods at CkartarieU wkh Hrafihs
Eastern R. R. for print* North and with BsW
York Btramsrs on Sotnvdays.
Onneetioit* mod* at Columbia with fibs
Inmbia and Oraenvill* H. R.
Columbia and Augusta R. R. t* and I
pcista on both Roods.
Connections mads at Black villa with
wall R. R
D.C. ALI.BN, 0. P. AT. -
JOHN B. PECK.Oe*oral ManagerT
CtIA8 O. LKaLIK,
Wholesale and Rotnli CsmsGaMan
—DSAUBIX —
FBH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POULTRY*
Stalls Nse. 1 nud t Fish Msrtot,
Odes No*. 18 mk) 90 Msrkstflt,
Eftrt of Bast Bar Cksrlmtan, 8. C.
sir r
Cosstry
I. Ponki
with
OongsreeHoM,
COL.UBMM A. M. CL
apposlfti Buts Howra.
W-K. ROSE,
Xnfm $1.60 tn HOff^ar
lag fib Iseatkra rf ss^x^t.
Otto Ttedsmaa A