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mmmmsvumm*■— ■ ■" - 1 TCCaBDAY. I AW ARY M, 1WA IMWMWWWlJ.tiMil 1. II. 1 iu»mw ■ bcfwr* ai tottma footing of ■NumootltA that I'bry volttvoao room wo ojrwpothlon of correopoo- Moimotar rogord for oar to bo oocfrit- mA ogntoot pro- tty to giro both koportUI obowlogo. looo ore more jo. Away It k oafcrtaoato tlwt d^potonU oHout yioUbMoo poraif tkeir tonj;a«i lo got the better of tbrir temper*, fcr while bard werAe make no oonverte they in- flUt woooAe toot tbo btoliag loach of Amo f» do* to core. But furtuMtelj 1 ftieodeUpo ood party cohe- weight iota be frets to the booty otteroocee of el public gatheriag^ tboo to the Aolftorete aeoaufa aod dc. of epfedag forece. As most OfOO voqoaet, will subscribe any urhhoot aay wish ft* 1 ef its prayer, they will sp- procetdhifjs of any g, aat affecting their pci< 1 iajoriooaly, vhhoot hsr- , ayoapatby with it’s pur. Ooeeaa differ with arhbout do* ohu sutsrtaios di. We are fhlly persuaded 1 of the eouaty, with- I at thuir personal views on tba quamioaef probtbitiuo, give eredit, fcr bioisty of ipiaiia, petriotismofpur- Mao aod Aarotioo to (he rafaty of our airtfastk.a, to thara of oyposits belief tba eoorage to avow their oon- Tbo trimmer and time nervet, with the ootsy current for ael- , k aot worthy of asaoeiatioo 1 tbo bravo maa who does what he thinks right, unawed by the clnasnr sod Mbribed by tba adalutiou af (he un- thiakiag populace. Prohibition is a moral nod should never be n'low- «4 to boooiM n poUticnl issae and the It- IMOt of thtaga requires it's (riendn and 1 to iudulgs in no intemperance 0, but to estood that sourtesy good men honestly differ- lag. And Tm Pnnruc has ao hesitan. ay in Asrlming that af all tha good nteu wbo bare wall aorvnJ tbo pnblic, none bare won barter titles te popular favor bf ooroful, oootianal nod sen.-*ieations of doty, than Senator You- and Hepreseotative Bellinger, 1 eondaet baa been twpliedly ccn by (be prohihiut>n mee'ings Abrndole and Willirtoa. And so 1 wo would my of the members of 1 wbo differed with them if treatment had boon extended to Tbo people ore not yet prepared fwa hope never will be ready to vbii rt 1 seism upon honest men for fenaviottop and courage of con- of ooodoet even if it is not Barnwell justice JWor/b'yfc; lb your Iomm of tba week before this Imt I wan that the people of Allendale, or game of Ike people of that section, held some resolutions oartain Senators from other 1 f w their net km relative to the law and declaring those Sen- 1 *‘tho true repreeeatatirea of the 1 ef Bara well.” Taiv I was sorry r and desire the ponpl* of the county ^ hobaow exactly how te woe in the Sea- tfu ox that rota. There were thirty four voting, thirty-one white aud Fifteen of the white Sen- a ata from other eoawtim voting with ’ Toaaaaaa making aixteen white t fcr repeal and iff ora white Sen- > nun repeal nod tba three negro 1 voAag with the non repealer* I tha cote agaiaot Senator You.. 80 the real taming of the scales mm Ml to (be negro rote and by tlteir WtoAmMi wrw last. They had a logs) ff^bt to vote hut when a measam is cur- tr dafanted by the aegm 11 do not think it« matter - <af oaugeatalation to the poo{4o of Barn, waff county and doe* not jaatify the poo- pie of auyawHoa in eoodemniug the ac Aon of our Senator, elected by p majori ty af tho white people of our county, nor mn they jurtHad in dee’aring tbose Seu- 1 WMto Am *Hnw rayMnattAvea of the f«o- fla af BarwwtJ," and my e^eeisfly ao wAun wa fumgmbrr that oar Senator, as Twdd, wu» Asotad by a majority of the "wUto ptopia at Barnwell, and hence Ahair IrprasautatWw, while (I am t.4d) fho inmianat toon in that Alkndhio : (Mtouf Amm uMaast) warere- wbo* before Atom 1,1 JUt not the noyrw vote WAtobwui thu tnm repreaeutstire re e touuty oad lit aD men beware ran Aaaiare k I hope that oar »of (he AHrtHale acethm did a*t on moan it. Prehtbitieu or no 'pro. Hbteiru, deiwaiou or ao doluaioa, let ao 00 areeiiaf of people he carried away Ip their seal fur the kions they bum, and whatever difference there may b* in the viewa of our people let them ever keep id miud I h it w hite men are the true n pn-sentntives oftlic will of the people of Uarnwcll. I know that those men who went to Cottimbim to advocate the repeal of tbo law and I believe that many, and I hope all of tho»e who went there to oppose it, will echo snch senti ment. Sena’or Youmnns acted as in the conscientious disihaigo of hi* duty, and as *e th uk in ooconlaucc with the wishes of a very large mojority of our people and was not earned awny from the discharge of his duty by the notion* of any section. Such is the true repre tentative of the people i'f Kuruwcll. G. \V. M. Wiluamh. mm b for safe lo a greater Motor of pinere now, Uiao te wgs previous tojko adop tion of Mid law. V l apeak whereof I kuow*~ VeryTrwbr, -«, A Y v*- Ml«s Naucy Black, of OarrotlUJW^Ba., hw In her p.anran|..o a Week quart , — M , bottle of the old style, which waa , f pJSSy, 1800, |» bsia*reawlsr mlm brought acrosa tbo briny deep Iron , i*j * said nreato, ketwwre the legal hoars old lu-iand about the year 1408,183 wtoutr has been In nee on thtoouniloout uboft | U J|| ‘200 years. TbO bottle lo Vary touch lug end worn. v—JTr WiixlnTt>a S. jU. Juo. 23rd, 1886. Editor Profile: Dkah Sir.—I notice In your last Is sue an account of n mooting of tbe friends of prohibition iu-ld lu re on tbe 18tb, Inst. In which statements nre made calculated to mislead those who are not famllllsr with matters here and which statetnentr, I think, ought to bo corrected. Th^re were thirty gentlemen (actual count) pnsent In stead of 'about fotty’ and among them several antl-probibltlouii'ts. The meeting did reo« ire a note from Mr. J. A. Miller, endorsing prohibition,but Mr. L. A. Ort-cu, denies sending a sim ilar message. Again this mooting claimed that pro hioltlou had b«nefl:ted the business In terests cf the town, aud that more buildings had been erected since the adoption of this law, than for the same length of time previous. How stand the facts 7 P<l<Ttotbe ad< ption of this law, there had been only one commt'rctal failure for Ufreeu years, while since Its adoption some Ore years since there have hi en set er al failures, some of tlu-m large merchants and two othi rs hare moved away and located elsewhere. Our buv-gy and wagon builder has left us ami when approached aa to^the cuse, sai l ‘pio btbltlou has killed tVllliatou so dead that 1 can not make a living for my fandly.' Aa to more building* having been erected since then for the same thne previous to the adopt!, n of said law: Blocs tbe adoption of prohibition there have been ten buildings (• xcept negro bouses) erected representing In value about f7,350 00, while for the satne time previous, eleven houe<s erected, lepiest utiug In value, 014 000, 00. Tbla meeting alao clultna that many people have moved Into Wlllls- ton hut does not say anything aoout She numbers who have moved away, and would lead strangers to belUve that all persons who have moved here since prohlldrion, came solely because prohibition had been udop'erl, hut how stands tbe record 7 Since the adoption of said law, twenty persons hare moved into Will stun, of tLle cumber live fambh-s came on account of educational facllirlee, live more be cause It is a healthy place, five otto rs to engage In business pursuits, aud five others because it was convenient IN M H MOKlAM Dl**i, at in* residence, on the laurulug of the iBth of December, IMS, Mr. Georgs L Odour, Jr., aired S4 years. In early Ilfs be gave himself to the Sa vior nnd united with theM. K. ( bureti la Uarnwcll county, 8. C„ and remained a ipoiuber in goal standing to the day of his death. His last Illness was long arid pain ful hut without n murmur, a struggle or a groan be passed away. He loaves to mourn his loss au nff-xiUonsU) wile aud many oth er relailves and friends. May God wars- fort and ruatsin them In their sad sfllle- t Ion by the realization of the Chriallau’e faith and hope. Fxri wHI husband, calmly sleeping, N' ath the cold and silent sod. While In sorrow 1 am weeping, Thou art happy with thy God. Though In bitter grief I languish, And my heart now br»keu ilea, Y.-t hope whls|ters 'mid my anguish Of thy blessed home on high. Frioiimhip. Graham}, January 21st. 10*6. stalsd aaae, I have lavM a|>aa sad wi'.l sell af taadly aad aoaatjr, »* J IM^l 1 KANt’E LICENhE. EXE ITTIVE DEPARTMENT, OrncE or Cuai > Ts«LLKB OrBEBAL, Columbia, 6. (J., D*«. XI, IBM. I cerllly thst J. E. Meadmau, Esq , of Gr ahams, Agent of Tha Pelican Fire la- i-oru'ice tVimpany. Incorperated. by the Male of Louisiana, lias Oouipllcd with tha requisitions of tbe Act of the General Aa- sevubly earltled “An Aot to rw,elets the Ageiu les ul Insurance tOinpaulea not lo- cor por*ted lu tire ntsle of SonlhCaroilaa," iiud I h reby hcBitas the saldJ.lt Stead- mail. E-q., Agent sloresakl, to take rlsha and trsnsset *11 business of lasarance la this uute. In ihe Couu* y of Harawell, for aud lu behalf of said t> mpauy. Expires March list, 18M. , W. E. 8TOMET, ('4wa|*troiler General. Ber-tH Caboliba Ubabcs orvas Vallbt Muiual Lira A*sociaTi9B sr Yibuibia. Co- li bma, 8. tb, January 21, ItiM.—I bars been H[>(><»rnn*>l Hr are Af rni of rh« Valley Mutual Life Aiukm at Viryinia anil C^l. LEE HAGuOb hoa been appended manager. The uihee ut the .V.uili t'sruliua PepartBieat is at Culumbis, No. — Maia •treei, (esiier t'iry Hall.) 1 nil! u.akeftn nctiTe c*dt**» uf ike 8lal«, aii.I want lbe AMisiAlice ul a nuuilnr of lies men I o can vn»s eriry cuunly in Ike Shale. This Company was urgamisd siflit ((*) years kau by s.-me of ibe leading busiBem menu) Yiryiuia wllh tbe view uf turuiehiag oui people with gm.U sound insur*nce at Hie lowest p..»siWe toai. Its ssoccm kas ksea imprrcedeiiled, certainly fArexcesding ikat ul any cumpaay urgouii d in ihs 6ouik. Us Imluliiles from its orgunixalius Is ibis dale bare been lully met, ils Reserve Tend uf C-10' s ,()UU securely mresled, with an actual mriiihersbip of shout *,(Bki, Aggre^sliug u*er $< I o.UMU.UUU of iusuntnoe. Any conntiHuicalioun Addressed te me Or I be mmiAger st I oluuibia will receive prompt kticniion. W U M LOttTlCK, Ja , jnu2S] Stale Agent. MATE Or c-OElU CAKOLIA'A. BA UN W ELL COUNT Y, IN THE COURT ok pbobati. By B. T. Bice, t-q , Judge of rrobnts In Barnweh County. . . _ Where**, W. Gilmore Rinims, C. C. F„ op- for thi m ks a place of lestdence. HoW p|j ell f or | e( | #rg of Adminimnuioa on ike about those wbo have moved ? Twen ty three l.uve Kft us, fourtem cf wbc m were hueluees men and all good cltlS' ns and tax payers. None who have moved lu came from beyond the limits of this county, wi tic many who have movtgl away have gtne to other couuliee aud Stales. Out of thenumbei wijo h«ve moved, eleven are In favoi of the rep«al of tbe law. Again, this meeting denies that a u njoilty of votes lu Wllllslou '.owoahip want tbe law re pealed. I denhe tight here to throw the gauntfet down and challenge them to test tbe matter under the demo cratic pilmary on the 8ih of February, giving us five days notice, and agree ing to forever abide tUe results as to tbla townsldp. lu their fourth article they say ‘that lu the said town before the enactment of the law, tbe streets were frequently thronged with drunk en men and ect ors of riot and blood abed were witnessed etc.' I meat em phatically deny there has be. n a sin gle riot ur scene of blood shed since our (mancipation from Radicalism Again In their fifth article they say, 'and our women and children can safe ly walk tbe etrecta without being In sulted at every step.' Do th.-se gen tlemen pretend to mean that Lb< re ever was a time when our (adieu aud chil dren were insulted upon oor streets aud th»y did nm reeeut such outrage.? I am of the opinion that tl.U asser tion is a draft upon their imagina tion and a libel upon the chivalry and manhood of this section, for if such a thing bad been done the people would have atlacn in their Indignation and might and have swept the off 'Dders from tbe face of the earth. We are also Informed that among the inteieata represented were tbe Railway and Pout Office departments. Now ibis is supremely ridiculous for lam certain that neither the 8. C. Railway nor the Post Office depart ment autboilx d any one to represent them in such meeting, consequently, I think they were misrepresented. » la conclusion I beg to say that so far as architecture having representa tion uj> on that committee is concerned It was impossible for there was nx an arcbttecuAoeer than Aiken and that probtbtttea so far from prohibiting i u tha town of Wiliistoo that one can get ill the vtitekey he want* and then R derelict estate of Eiberald D. Owens, de ceased. Tbcve are therefore, to cite sad sdawwihdi all and ■inf'ttlar, the kindred end evediiora of t lie aai.l di ceased, to be and Appear before me at a Cottil of Probate (ur ibesaMi eewnvj tu be huldea at Unmarell U. H. on (Jaturdmy, theUth day ol Maruk, IKM.nl II o'olocV a. tu «huw enuae, if any, why Ike said nd- iiiitiiatraliun »huuld not be grauled Given under my baud aud Ike eeal ef Ike ('out It his 27th day uf January, A. D. IbM, and in the llt’tk year of American Inde pendence. B. T. BICE, Judge of Probate. P. blished in The Fkoili January 2Nh, 18M, and posted on tketoart tlouee dear tor tlte lime leqttited bylaw. STATE UF i v 0UTH CAKOUNA, BARNWELL COUNTY. IX THE COIXT OK PXOBATE. By B. T. Rice, Esq., Judjre of Probate iu Barn well Cauuty. tYherea*. W. Gilmore Sinema, C. C. P„ »p. pile* fur Letter* of Adminietrsliofl en the derelict estate of Council C. Chavoas, de- eeaaed, These are, therefore, lo cite and adaiowUk all and singnlnr, tba kindrs<l sad creditors of the said deceased, tube and appear before me at a Court of Pt abate for Ihs sold cuuaty to be holden at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the Gth day of March, 186G, at H e'elnek a. nt., to show cause, if any, why Ihe said ad ministration should nut !>e granted. Given under my hand and the seal of (ho Cunri this 27th day of January, A. P. IMS. aud in the llOUi year of Atnerisss lade peudonoe. B. T. BJCE, Judge sf Prahals. Published in Can PsorLS Jsnwnrv 28ih 1886. and poste«l on the Court Houst dc the lino required by law. lour for STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THK COURT or MOHATB. By B. T. Rice, Ksq., Judge of Prohtoe in Barnwell County. Whereas. W. GilmoreSImsm.fj. C P., ap plies for Lotion of AdminlsWattra on ohe derelict retale of Miao Onssn Lambeth, de oonesd, Thoee are, therefore, lo elto on the North by 1 -nds of Georgs R y, South by lands of Benry Morris, West by lands of George Rsy, East by n line running dne North end 8enlh. Onf J met is n portion of s tract convoyed te J. W. Inch by Joaiok N, and Richard W. Walk or. Levied upon an the property ef tbe sold C. 0. Rash to satisfy said oseontfon. Parch osar ts pay forpnpere. W. B. PEEPLES, 8. B. C. Sheriff** OSes, JsnMry ttk, ISM. jsnU-td iMaffter’s Notioe. State oj South Carolina, Barmutll County, Court qf Comma* Jteae. Lnneford flnrlsy and Mary E. flariey, Plain- Mfc* gainst Learie M. Hamms'. M. T. NumimM, Cathe rine Homme), Mfobacl U. Huu mnl, De fondants, Al person* balding claim* against the ee> taieof kin. M. D. Hummal, lateuf Uarnwell county, deceaxed, will preaent and eetaWish ikeir demands before me in my office at Earwwell an Pridny, the 12th d«y of Fobru ary. 1886. G DUNCAN BELLINGER, Master. janG Uw AppilctUon For Fiail L'ischxr^e Notice te hereby given that the andersign ed will *le her tnal Account with H. T. Rice Eaq , Judge of Probate, en the Ititk day af February next, nt 11 o'clock in tke forenoon, ao Admiiristrutrix of tbe estate of C. H. Ah- stance, deceased, and apply fur a final dis charge. MRS. T. D. RHODEN. jan14-td AdminLirntrix. SHERIFF’S SALE. Svarm or Sacra Cabolixa, Dabjiwbu. CaoitTV. BUSSEY k CARSWELL gprinst V. 1. SANDERS. By vtrfoe af an enoentian la tbe Sheriff ef Barn well County aa directed in the above ■rated eaae. 1 hove levied open a- d will sell twtke highest htd4ar for cask, aa Monday. 1st day tf February, IMW, it being regular sales day, nt said month, between ike legal hears ef eale, tbe follow ng described veal property te wit : All ikat oerUMa treat or parcel nf land siln- nto. lying and being in said Stale and ('onn. ly.in Red Oak township, eualaining ninety five scree, mere nr lex*, sad InMinded North by tends ef M re. W. F. Holmes, Ea»l by lands of Mrs. Moss Seeders, South by land* of J. F.t rawby, Weot by lauds of Mr*. Xarsb Looglev. levied upon as Ibe property af tbesaidF. J. Handers to satisfy mid exeeu tion. Purchaser to nay fot papers. W. B PEEPLES, S. B. C. Sheriff s Office, January 'Jtk, ISM. ja.-14 td SHERIFF’S SALE. Stack ur Sawra Cxaoi tax. BinawaaL Cooevr. ROBERT IHMJflH it SUNS, T. B. CUUHNG. By virtue ef an eleewtfoe to tke Sheriff of Bern trail I aunty a* directed in above slated eaae. t been- levied upon sad will sell to the highest bidder far each, at Barnwell C. H. au Monday, lot day af February. ISM, it being regular aaiea day af said moatk, bo tween (be legal hours ef sale. Ike following described real property, lo wit: All that tram af land tying and being in Baldoek township, in said ceueiy and Stale, containing use bnndred nnWeevonty acres, more or loaa. beanued on tbo Norib by Pun Boyd k Augusta R. R.. en the South by lands of Dr. C. II. Touting and T. J. Steed. East by landsof R. H. Watkerand W A. llluttnt and West by lands al Dr. G. H. Cabling and M. L Jones, ALSO, 1 lot In town ef Appleton containing two seres, more or Iren, and bounded on the North by Port Roys! k A again a R. K., Houth by lapds af F. r. Walker. East by lands of W. Blount end We*4 by Clayton Htreet and lands of Carolina Hopbine. Levied npon os the properly oA. R. Colding is satisfy said exe- I'uvc baser* la pay for papers. W. B. PEEPLES. A B. C. Sheriff a Office, January 0th, 1886. t* yoi, l l-ld AppHcaliw Tot FIul Di ckux r - Kotiee la h reby given that tha nnderslgn- e»l will file I is final aceuitiM with B T Rice, Esq. Jndge of Probate, on ihe Sikh day of January nest, at II o’clock in the forenoon, ao Fzecnlor t»f C. H. Colding tad oak for Letter* DismisMory. J. i. WAl KER, Fxeontor. deefil td IftlBU If Fit. The Mtrehnni dialing in Gninn'e Pioneer Ble d Benewer h hereby nuthoriied to re (Wad (he manqy if it enreo net tke diseases for wMeh it is msmwgfiBad, anti when takec aeeertftng te directions. Curet Rheumatism. Merewrinl Pefoan, Sera- fnlotlt Affrefious. Ubieduisr BwetHngs Sain ^iaenoee,* H#' es ef all R intle. Blood Poison, Femafo Compioiuto to* B Quinn Iret menu fori nreri and sold b*a .(mu, in on humble way Qtrtwn, Barer, Oka., with to an* am ■Mil :abuL. * Vow* femstua writtre Huartre* ■#», fcdbe;* rbotHug, The •maf Bwti Bwifk ra the YggeUhtf n*ts ap to now said his right Medieiuf Company, nil and singular, lbo kindred and orecHtaro ( of the said dcoonetd. lo bo and Of pear befisre ' me at n Conn of Probole for tha mid eouniy to he Kolden oi Bare wall C. H on Batardai tbo Gth day of March, 1886, nt II •'akek a. m., lo ahow on use, il any, why IhganM fid- minietrnlion ahould net begmatml. 4 the rent of Jb« Court this 27th day of January, A. D. 1800. Given under my hand non and in ihe 110th year ef A mar lean Into, peudonoe. B. T. RICE, Judge ef Pnbnle. Pub'Ubed in Tag Pxoeui Jannnry 26th, IfvHCi, and ponied on the Court Hnast dew for the lt*< required by law ( •tow toag ami Mr- ^Seed Reawsw the preeretiHn thereto te to ItowhOff. beay M Jfieeff had ahtoMreneae mailed ***** Itfiben fiMfitoe Comimny H torew ms'ifpi vum^my. ^ ” Por eale by Btohcft Sea"IMI Brings & Q®* W • 0u ISCTWL jMlfl A Da.V1s.i iTMHT MB ClCMDIM If UV. Ra-mwolk CL H , bl. C. Caaveyuflhg ffifff fitoeUen rprefotom Mortgagee’s Sale. By vliino iet the powers of sole included in mortgage* of W, M. Pitts to If. W. Briggs ; W. M. Pitta, Jana lliteand M PitUiu L. A. Thomaen,and W. M. Pitta, Martin Pitts, J. R. lilts and Jane Pitts lo L. A. Thomson and recorded respectively as follows; in Book 4 T, pages 2->l. 252 and 2-*>8, in Book 4 Q. pa* get 6£t, fottawltt*?, in Bonk 4 X. pages 161. 152, 168 and 164, ne will Cell at p’lblie «ac tion nt Barnwell C. H. on ealeeday in Febni nry, 1886, it being the 1st day of said mouth, the following described property : Ail tbe right, title and interest of Ike above named mortgagors in that certain tract of land situate tn the County of Barnwell, Stale of South Carolina, containing oun hundred 0"d twenty-eight acre*, more or less, bound ad East by Roeemary Creek, North and West by lands of Nathaniel Powell, South by land* of Caroltne Lard. Terms eesb. Purchasers to pay James Thomson and \V. R. Kelly for papers. JAMES THOMSON, W. K. KELLY, Agents fur Mortgagees January 9th, 1886 jsnll td Read and Think But di'ti't tblnk It lmp<u>t-ible and •tny nwny but coroe ami eeo tit** big geet break lu ptijea kixtwb fur tw«nty yrarn. I will run. for the mxt. aix'y days, strictly by the gallon, the follow log old braodn of Wl.foky at pticea ao nexed • Pure Old Rye, 80 proof, nt 81 35 Audernott Oonuty, 90 proof 1 CiiaL Down, 3 yi nr* old, 100 proof 2 ‘J5 Old Velvet, very flue, 4 yei*r« old, 2 75 Ontberwood Ooldeu O-ite, choice, very old 350 Corn, HO proof 1.35 Ct»rn, 90 proof 11>5 Old Country, nothing like It 2.00 Fine Wines, Glue. Brandie*, Tobacco nud Ciirnib at Cor responding low prl cea, D *ti’t f»iil to come nt otu-e uud wet your ChtfottHMa supply, m* these pltcew me far below living rnt-a and em’t po<*lbly ataud longer than ad vert Uud. T. H JOHNSON. Jr. Brunson, 8. 0., Dec. 14'b, 1885 declT AUDITOR’S KOTIlE. The Asses-*r will attend st the fwHnwing r>laces on the day* nniued fur tbe purpo-e uf taking Tax Itriurns fur the focal year eom mcnciiig Novcniber 1*1, ]88-'>, Priester’sStore, Jsnusr, 29th. Buyslon * 8lore, J inunry oOh. Biifunr* Kndge. Krbnisry l*i. Gcuige * Creek t Inh House, Feb. 2»>d. Appletun, February 61 h, "ilU-t'in, Eehriitiry 8ih. Rsrnwcll C II. irom Jxiiaary 1 to Keh. 20 Tax Payer- will hear in mind 1U.1t Kcal Ealsle as well a* t'ersomil prupe.iy, wiH he assrased, and the Auditor take* tliiv ncen- sion tu cautiun them against 1 he csrelese manner nf nisking reiurns heretoU>re in vogue. Only returns properly imuto and swum to will be acuepiod. 8. W. ThOTTl, deelO Ainliiirr 8 C. Laboratory ol S*atc Assaylat and fhem- l-l. RicnHniD, V* , Aagu«t 22. IH77. I have made a careful eiannnaiion id a sample of "Sumuierdenn Augn-U Cminiy. Vo..” rye whiskey, eelectMl by myself and repre-fiiting* lot of 20H bur.elH in the bande of Messrs. Jeukin* li Slegnl, and Irml net* tirely free frvm sdulteraiioAs. I esn fully reeomint ud it to 'hose who desire n«i article of assured purity Um. H. TATLOK, M. D., Stale Anwsyer and CUemist. Muse k Wst kins. Itichiuond, Y.v. wbusre the suecessar* lo JenkimA Strg.-il, hsveap- pointeil Thomas E. Uramgan their sulengent for C-olunibis. S C., fur thi* eclcbraied brand of‘-Swmmerdean Rye,” who is prepared to fill orders fur any quantity. [urc-l STATE OF SOUTH CAKULIN’, BARNWELL COUNTY. IX THE OHJKT l J PB B.VTX. fly B. T Rlc*', E'Mj . Judge of Probate In Dun,well County. *»hereas W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P., *p plies for Letters of Adniiiiieirmiori on tbe derelict estate of Jasper II. Me.Millaa, These are therefore, In cite and adntoniah all nnd pingulsr, the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, lo l>e and appear bwfure me sta Conn of Pmbsta fur Ike said eouniy lo be holden at llsruweliC. II. on Saturday, tbeSOlh day of January. 1886, al 11 o'clook a. ni., to show cause, if any why Ihe said ad- ministration should not be granted. Giren under my hand and theseal of the Court this 2#d day of December, A. D. ISHo, and in the llUtb year of Americnn Inde pendenee. B. T. RICE, Jndge of Probate. Published in The PaorLc December 24th 1886, and posted on the Court Mouse door fiM the time required by law. Central Hotel, Bread 01 reel. Augusta, Ga. MR§. V/. M. THOMAS. Centrally located, convenient (a bnaineea Scientific American fte mart Mrisr Wooklf nre *e »*(*n»e, ■»*■*■(«*. —eiwiwtwg _ vvattoa* out polewM war pabliahvd. for ilfsatnlcd with satmOM r - 1 fontafoea mael vsh ivn which no Mveee sfowlL .r^'aSSstsrifJ ■■■re. am* reus me an MmmAOnlwve ENTS.SR^ ‘fSS. fired M eents poemee i ad v e vrffl w 1 y **« 1 mi a royal, v • ma„ , ■am nif box of good* ikat wit p t you hi the way of male ng mo e o - ft y alouee tfoi. asything el-u ia America, tt tt a as* of all sjw* n m live at home and work ia -par time, nr all the da e. Ospltal not required. W w' 1 ' Wart yeti. Immvi *3 pay ente for these who *( r* at KTIKSOh A a)„ Potthmd Maine, d 0, patronage, wbk-l fully om w>-il as it ban paid aoo. While otbt r* of the old acbo*«l b«vo brail to ting down, bewailing the dt*piy»ok>B to trade, IJtuve been buoy to hooting tip bargains and nbariog ibeoa with my cuptuiutTs. It Into bera my uouount atm lo keep only frtoii foodq of tbr brat quailUra—L> give fuli menonrre and botu-at wtlgbto—to aell At etoae mJt Bor teaffiff H petf me Roiiar loi vary fitmUl pc.ffitff tbM in tilitsfikmu]’ ffliUGe afieko, mw, In Additinn, tba feol I tort yam wai»( u much fOTffdottor wit liwoftte •ud lid ftmoa to buy it b At jmenfiererifoitOsy.WNltimfoi WO, 1 wfifrwn m folluw* ilil furtfor 1 ’ uvdevt tnlnff SMITH, tha tfveosr’s. Where yon will nlwnyt* find a reelcom** «nd A fttll rtodt of Hntw Cbafffon, CbQ Gooda, Choice Frotis, ConrectlonerlraL Pick to, Plouns^ OoQi-oa, Tono amd a gto ornl Hosomnent. 1 f Btaph* nod Fancy Grocerten^ Alao the bent Cigars and Tobacco to tbo ffbihf#. j uo _____ w. h. mttrti, winiotoA, b a THE NEW STORB ^ —OK— Williams t lufiter, —AT— MIDWA.Y.S.O, Under the mtnHgement °f W. H UaY, ban n tq-DodH stock of New Goods, and they are aeltlug crowds of them nnd pnyloit the l>rat prkw for eoitoo of suy house Id the county, and pay Ins the dean cash. toir* They give tb- lr enotomers the benefit of Factory prices on Bspaing and Ti e. auclt Green B. Jt we!!er ud Plb!%,T»fker, BLACKVILLK C. [Daily—Exerpt 8wnaays.| W ICenT W AMIK . rntRiwt l A. M. • r.M. LaWmfoto •' jbklrigft VI nos •t<4 “ re...waH>r A Hare w re ws tt K A • AM. 4 r. *. Lv Barwwvil • ■4 mi - WwOwarTa »XI - AtorWr arfihwftvMe tre SM s e I have jn-t received a foe-k Weak af watches, clocks, jewelry *«IM Sad pitted silver ware, welch chaise, wild*and pfoled; gentlemen amt ladies rings foam g'J te 030. Also, fi m fot af reek crystal epeetneiea, fvntli in blue lint and white, gald, niekleaad steel ftaiwesto euti len-es. AD kinds uf watrbee efocks and jewelry revaited and warranted. My stocks* select and very fine and I enr- dtslly invite pubhc inspection. de«4 for working ixirertr. 1ft off nil |rtret* bjt. :im*I wr will t+jtt jr"* frrev, gt mrsl, t AUUlpIv ►•OX erf gtMiriialbafil will fowl veto i«t 4i««* w«jr of nuking more wnffy in r frw d;ir* Ih-in )•*% rrt*r lervffnftto at omj iNkiiiH'ftf*. Cafiiitei i*«»4 r.'i|»»irv*»i. Ymi cbm Htp Ri horn*- an«l work in *|Mtfv lime- »»mIv, or ail fhr tinre*. All of tnrth ncxitt, nf »11 air"*, jrmiMity BtooffiCtoAtt. M fee ftve* tMlare ffrenily t wrtH'ei tfTffFjr ffVerbiA4.— 'J hnl ail %ri»u wrhI work may it-mf lltr bfifirtiMv-wN, v« iuak.‘ 1 iiii u»|tontUrri tetfVr: To nil win* »rt* tool toHl i«itti.«ftrei we* will ■'•'ntlnne* 4olt»r top.ir for fHv I riHiUff e»f writiiig in* l ull irAnivuiitnx, dirrwiiofM, efc.. Brut fri*t*. Ituifit tner |Miv alreofulrly Burr fret tU wHo talmrl at Iktii'l driluy, AtMrr-v* dk CLX, I'artianfl, Maiov fe-hft PLEASANT ROOMST FIRST CLASS TABLK AT TUE IIOTKL WINDSOR, 211 Kitg Street, Chnrtosfioo, S. C. (Four Doors South Academy of Music.) fThi* ••■'•I appoint*d Hot**! will be oji^ii«».i f.ir r**ri*i*tlon of Gnrato March 1, 1885, by G. T. ALFORD, recently l’ro|*rl« tor N**w Brluloon Hotel, Sultf- vittiV Island. Tbo Windsor to newly fitniislied t broncho tit, having fcnlr mniMraara nnd woven wiro-sprlnga on all beds. T» make tbfn n atrietly fam- ily Hotel no llqnurs will be Bv-id on the pr-mtora. Hiving many years experfon^w, 1 proroto to all favortnc me with »h»dr patrouagR a picuMOt home while to Cbnrlraton. Rnton: 81 50 to-02 per day. Liberal rates by week or month. fct4l is pnwrata givvn away. S-wJ •« '»«■**tils |>iAl*ifr. Aiirt uy mail pm .rill get free A |iai-kAKv of K «4« ol ' ir;* vsfoa, Mwrt will start yon la worti Ihst wttl st ottev bring yon In amasr fh-t-r tllAO ABMllil c • Isc Ml Ann-rkw. All stswil tha twn luiininij thiHK-iiid 'k>M*n in |irrs>-nlf with ra h Uix. Agent* wsol'd cterywherr, of rtlhrr -m, nf >l| Age*, for *11 llir Itmr, or suirs time mdv, In work fosws et ilwir ■>* n liunus Furtwwi* for *ll wurkrrs ifooluts- Ir iiwiireil. TViu't delay. II. MALLtTT A Ol, Porlland, Maiau. fiSS WUi otaaythh iog re ngeoey fiw the foot • AsgluB n Miecevd graudl Twsuftri. HJ» UTi fi'. iLumiain. Fmiry, KteUat -AND- BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT, Augusta’ Gkeorgia, Buy, Sell, Kxchanjre, Bent or Rcpetir ©n beat manner sad terms ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST KILLS AND MACH INERT, CHEAP AND GOOD. Have nn hand « Lartrfi Stock nf Siath OirollBft Csmmeseiag Sept, fch, 1885, train# will run as ioUuws: AUGUSTA DiVIRION. WRSr Lanwa Charlea.on tony) 6.46 a m 6.10 p re Arrive ae Brawekvtlle S 4-' • m 7.6(.p to Leave Brasiekviita • Warn 7.U p re Leave Bdiste 9 09 a • 7.40 p m Leave Midway ft.60 a re 7.40 p to Leave Bamberg for am 044p to Leave Graham* fo6S am 1 Ifi p sr Lowe* Lore 9.49 am 9.60 pre Leave RlackviHs foASa m 9.07 p to Leave Bike 10 Warn 9.62 p re Le* w WiBi»t*a 10 14am foinpre Arrive al Aagasta T1.4d p m 10.64 pre BABY. • lamveAuguata ftofol 7.a 1* toly 4.46 p sa LaaveW illialoa 11.46 am 8.49 am foil p re. Leave Kike 9.21 p re Leave BlackvtUe 9 14 am 4.64 p ne Loave I^wa 9.1Sam 8.41 p re Lsave Ora ha roe 9 kfi a re 6 62 pre Leave Bamberg 9.49a re YMp re tear* Midway f.AOsre 7.11 pre Loavr Ed Is ts 10.O4 a re 7.26 p re Ar. at BraachyHls 10.16s re 7.66 pre Lear* Braaehvilts IfoJOare 740 p re Ar. at Ckarleetea 12 20f re 9.40 p re COLUMBIA DIYISKMI— ITF4T. Daily (Bxsapt Cs fsiwdan ^ SJAem F.«6p» Itfifipm lb. 46 am 10.00 p re 7.46 are 6.r p re 7.00a re 6.16 p re l'*00»» T.22 p re Loave BraaekvUla Arrive at Osmdas Arrive at Colnnikia Leave Cwhrnbto Leave Camden Ar. nl Branchville EXFRE8S (DAILY) NUT.) Leave CknrUoten 10. fifip re Loave Kranekrilla 2.66 a re Leave Btokvilla 4.21 are Ar. Angnsta 7.60a » EXPRESS (DAILY) BABY) Leave Angtiela HJfi pm Ar.At Blnekvilla 1.44 are Ar. at Brnaahvills 6.16s a - Aeries si Chari eaten 6 20 • re "GONNBCTIOM.” Connection* mode ol Aaguotn with R. R. tw m-d IHmw n'tpdnte WeMan4 fisei west.fiy nil trains, with toengh Usrpsi be tween Clwrleetan and Attorn as night Xn. nirkuliton wfok Nsrib* Breteru B. B. 6»r priots North nod wilA Raw Yoek Bimresre awBnlsedays. Own am lose made at ColnmMa with Cs- ! torejkis awd OrsereaQla fi. R. swA Cbariotts- * Calms Ida and Angnsta R. R. tsared born ofl pototaos buth Rnode. Oeneciiaa* madaal BIsefcriBs trilk Bsrre wsnt.R ! p.C, ALLEN, O.Y. AT. Affrat JOHN B. PEfK. Genetnl Knsares. CH.AB C. JL.Ear.IKr Whuksalsand Bstote upwards of 50 Steam and Waist Pips at rsdnecd fto cea. • KORTIW INJFCTOHS, Vandisen Jot PnmfS, Boffre Kate, Wsshsw, Cirssttor Sams. Ws^ Jto. Writs fcr prwwa. -’ood work. Cbfiap «U kt anffi W. A. WXUMUSt ATTOHNKY —xr» - COUNHKULOIX AX LAW, fifiAwawrffSUU c. u # ■- c. Wifi prawiae to fiN ihs Cearta af ihs Btsts and glrr )W«mpt and ftikhfM sllsntto Is fiff tmaineMsat reeled is hie