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#. fMa*. Editor mJ ft.^rktor. LAR6KST OODKTT CIRCULATION it* r—o* ifc»r.’"W.L" r—• ^ n.»r :■ - TfltJBSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. WC. — — P', - ; - : &YZ' , w&: IK aw or* *f Warn* TIj« nt*ntif»ctor»:r8 of some of the fer iilisers roponed by sstljscs of the Sure chemist M below their gunrnuters have threntened to bring libel »uiu agaiust the (tapers that have ptiblbhed his nport with the addiiioodof the offensive h< ad line, “Fraud iu iCrtilitors.*’ Tuk Peo- Pi,* is likely to have numerous places in the pietute if(Veqocutinquiries ft>r copies of the isttie of the 11th iust. i*re »ny in* dication of coming events. We jios^ees our soul in patience. TIs© Mip|»lii*u Krr«lj UiTer. The Greenville Daily News osnllste* between o*dd and caloric. iJuring the blizsurd it published a beautiful prose )>oeui descriptive of the troubles of an ©.liter surrounded hy Greenville’s icy Po'lers ; now, warmed up it. temper, Ac,, by measles and frequent fires it pays us the altcution that m'ght bo expected from a mothcr-in-law with depilatory mania. The next time we try to be mer. ry with our mouoUiin brother we slmll, for bis edification and pacification, label our effort, “Thia is a joko.” It ©at lit til© World.” The United States Government for mally recognised the editor of l hk Pk.o- i’I.k on Monday by the deliveiy of n package containing two papers of seed, early white egg tin rip uni early Boston ©tirled lettnee. We think the Govern ment aforesaid. Our past rebellious tins are forgiven ; we are at last reconstructed and our sustenance for the summer is as* sured. No muttur whut shall turn up we shall feed upon turnips and the opi ate lettuce shall minister to day dreams and slumber* of (lie night time. A 4j>»©d iMtiutple An Klko correspondent sends several Interesting news itow* tor this issue. We enjoyed Uiem and ro will our renders. Our coneapondent was influenced by no desire to see his name in print. He re quested that it should kot appear. Ho is a good and wise iimn — wishing to see bis town and section improve and pros per and knows there is no agency like, lier to help fulfill his desire than hi* hotn© paper and Du one more willing to assist such a good end-uvor lhan its edi tor. Will not other*, in all sections of the county, follow his good example? 4 Tl»a Three Tailors of Toolry Street” Afaia. In rural districts, in old times, school boys obtained occasional treats and holi days by "turning out” their teachers.— The free traders met in Columbia last weak and decided to call n meuiug of tbeState Association ‘Jud June. The} propose to ‘vig jrously canvass the Slate lot the purpose of displacing member* of Congress not to aooord with their vew- ou the tariH qtieation." We ho|« to seo these urchin* tackle Undo George Tillman. SikIi a show would draw a bigger crowd than a free circusaud afford inure fun than the unnbruL'id Georgia tocanoa. *a ■•11 %’wMr l.uud fora Monc Tbe Southern land-owner who glvea away hie broad ai-res for a eong, eo to •peAk, will live to r.-gret it. A writer In the Hr. Louie Republican saye that tb« South could oof roll back the tide of tmiulgraituu it >b© would. Hcei.ye that In ten or twenty yearn, when Un people of lb© Wen Uod that they are overcrowded, they will make a rueh for lb© healthful and fertile Southern land©. When that (true com* a men oi «:ipttal and enteipriae will not stop to inquire Into Souttu-ro seotitiii nte and puJudlciB. they will Ignore th- alleg •J race problem and roll like a mighty Wave all over that magulllcet.l du- inato following the Apatacblau niouu- taioa from tba Potomac uluioet around t > the litaelaa'ppl, tnclu Jlng at 1- net three fourthsut the area of the South ern At lantlu and £ast Gulf Sta'e . K> l- tupky. Teunesaec and portions of Ar- k-it.8-<8 will alao come lu for their abat e of Immigrant*. This movement can Hot be delayed much longer. Trie I Before Town Onncll— Jssrjr Toatlnsoaiy—A i»|m-mI. 'The Town of Lexington r*. rt al— J<u 1,800. Tbe defendants were tried hy the town council id Lexington for a viola tion of certain ordinance of said town. Upon their trial th>y each demanded h trial by Jury, and that the testlm >ny of the wituessss be taken down iu wilt ing and subscribed by them. Both Uetoand* were refused, and tbe defend ants were convicted sud sentenced escb to pay a fine or be Impilsoncd. 'They each paid their flues under pro test, their bonds to abide the dele: ml nation of lb*lr cases to the Circuit Court having been tendered and refus ed, tbe town council holding that there was no appeal from their judgment to the Circuit Court. Tbe Circuit Judge, upon tbe suthor- ity of the case of the Stale ex rel. Bur ton vs. Williams, ll S. C.,288, held that tbe defendants had the tight of appeal and that they were entitled to a trial by Jury if demanded, and that the tea tlmooy of tbe witnesses should be tak en down In wilting and subscribed by them, m the law rt quires. The town «i(Lexington appealed. The Supreme Cbutt ooncors with the Circuit Judge. "When the town council of Lexington undertake to try an oflfeuder against toy of their ordlnanoee tb©y can only exercise such powers as are conferred By law upon a trial Juetice, eubjrct to such limitations and restrictions as tuw Imposed upon that offl,-er. be© Act Whan a person be brought before a r trial 1 daGce for trial be is entltis t to a Jory If demanded, and that tbe testl- BK»7 Of the witnesses be taken down , writing and subscribe^ by them, and -~woovtct!on td a right of appeal to ’ Court It follows that a before the (own eoun- to the e-imefrrtvdriT'*. below affirmed. Opkim A.8- is. im * i m^Meu. 1>p o Hot » m rnx Vt C. t xrt v.— The Gl 1 f d..VHe NeWAl.f hMt'Jilhty la»t : * Y-eti-r ey O-ly Gfi'x.S'-W leo 1»mI~* ».f tiielr AThn l<>i<g amp) • e<»»To«>, grown wliiiiii two mil-* of UreenvUie rity. toa Providence. R. I., party at 11'^ cents per pound. At the eame time fancy short etupiecotton was sill- luir here at 8 1 it cent sand Iu New York at 10 The aet d used by Cely Bros, cost #2^0 a tiusbel. The yield av»-rag- ed a bale in the acre this season and cost no mors than common cotton to cultivate.’ As-sijiicc’b Sale. At tb. aten I'MWtd'y oecuplttl by W. W. LifthiMry at BanHtrg, I wIIImII on PaturUay, fk« •J’Mh of February, 18*0.'at public nucticti, contnencin* at ten o’clock a. iu., ihn ae*i(nc<l properly of Mid Light. My. cot>*i»iiHg of Woctt^f K*oaral mcrebaa- dine, .tore tixiure* and nook accounts. JAMES THOMSON. Assignee and Creditor’* Atcut. f*b!8-2w. Never Give Up. If you are suflerlng with low de pressed spirits, loss of appetite, gen eral debility, dlaordetud blood, weak constltuilou, headache, or any disease of h billons nature, by all means pro cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. Y'>u will be surprised to see the rapid im provement that will follow ; you will be Inspired with new life; strength and activity will return : pain and misery will ceas--, and henceforth you will r« juice in tb« praise of Electric Hitters. Sold at fifty cents ft bolt leby W.S. Eaves, Batiwcll, Dr. Stephens, Black vllle. The E li.oHeld Advt-rtl.er says: Judge Kershaw sa's be never could see why a r espectr.ble, de'-ent cltlz-n would be a (Juunty Gimtnlss’c icr, and the Jtidire Is not alone In Ids opinion Tbe poor County OoU)miHHlon»>r Is abus- eil ntnl vlllifleil t>y cveiyhody—be ja damned If be doi s, und be Is damned II be don’t. rrsncPHiA Crnn —w. a. Wright, Tomp- troller (Jeneral Slate of Qfsirgla, eaj a tie has b'en entirely cniod of l)y»per>rU with only thre* bottlf* of Dr. Holi’b D> Hp**r>tle Elixir. For esle a' WtHaia'i ■ hy Dr. Iirooker A Non. hi Harnw-li liy Walu-r N. Earea. at lilackvllie by Dr. Nti-i h*-i.e. J.E. Paulin, DiuggUt at. rmt U*liea. Ua , wrl'Sa that h*' ends iiioih of Holt’s Djrape tic Elixir than uny othi'r patsht irnsnclne. For sal** »t Wlllls'on l>y Dr Hrooker A Non, at Barnwell by Walter B. Eav**s, at Blackvil'e by Dr. Stephens. If yo i are siitTsilng wlln Dj>ia , p*-la, In- (tlgeali'0, Aatlitm* or any thrunlc llv'r trouble try a taittleof Dr. Bolt's Dyspep tic Elixir. It will not fail to e-me you. Wborsyi-r Dr. Hull’* Elixir l« sold all donht Is rrmoved lu i>-gard to Dyspepsia tielng Incurahle. G«-t, Itof Dr Ntcphons at Hlackvllle. Dr. Ij. Hro-kerA N-'ii, VTIIH*- ton, and W. ti. Eaves, bam well, H. (’. mayW-ly IN lilKMOKlAM. Ml*» X.nejr IVwi II died hi lh<- r. »ldi ins of hi-r hioltii-r, Mr Nut I'owrll th«- ISh of K.lirnarr, IKHi'i, »l Ihr »csol wTrntr. S)u- «’a» f.ir litany yi-nm a nirnibfrof U«m m.rr Cliunh, »u<l »a» a quirt, unaiMuinliis, |iiousChrl*llitii. Ou* »ho km-w hi-r w.-ll mul for many yi-nr**ald, A nc**! wisuan ha< p«a*>*l »»ay.” ' hi mu* I arr th« it- uil that liio in the lain].’’ — Hldl I’AMTOJt. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdrr never Tsrif*. A marvel of parity, strength and wbotesomeneas. More econoniiral than the ordinary kinds und cannot las sold in comp.iition with the mut titnJ. oflow teat, short weight .lum or pltos- pluito powders. A'o/i/ only in ran/ Kotal Bakivo I’ownxtt Co.. 100 WallBt. N. T. dec31-ly FRONT OF TJE COURT H0US2, UarnwelL S- O • Is now open for the reception of truiis! ut and pertianent hoarders. Every attention will be given to the comfort of Its guests. Fare, the best tbe mat kets will aff ird. Booms always clean and comforts ble and the best service th«r can be obtained. BEN DAVIES, Proprietor. ~iE W. S. KiLLIMidVlIKm, ~ SURGEON DENTIST. WIL.L.mTON, H. C. Offer* hi- profe-Monal services to the citizen* of Barnwell and adjoining coun ties All work guaranteed nt liberal prices. MpS Otto Tiedeman & Sons, Wliolemite Glrocers ANI>— T*rovt««ion Dealer**. 102 and J04 East Bay St., Chari.*ton, S. C fcr Meats. eoialty.’ (rh6 IF* you want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK, STERLING SILVERWARE,] RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERY, OR SPECTACLES, Send your ordco to or call at Jas. Allan & Go. ' V. 507 KING STREET, CHARLESTON; S. C. Wulbera | Pieper, WHOLESALE GROCERS —AM) URALCafl IS— Provisions, Liquors Tobacco, Etc. 107 and 1C9 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. feldk-ly STATE OF aVOUTH (BAKULINA, BA BN WELL COUNTY, IN THE COURT Of PRCDATK. Ry B. T. Pice. E*q., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Wherra*. John C. Williams has made suit to me to grant L.itei* of Administration of the estate niui effrOs of Mecca E. Williams, These sre theretore to cite snd admonish a.I suit sinirular the kindred sud creditors of I he said Mecca E \l illisnis, di cessed, that they be sad sppesr before me in the Court of Probate, to tie held st Burn’/etl ou the 27ih tiny of February next, after publication hereof ut 11 o'clock in the forenoon, tosiiow cine, if any they have, why t e said Ad- min strsiion should not be griintid liiveo under my hind, tbis the 15th day of February, A. L). D<86 Published on tbe 18th dny of February, 18bb, in Thr ll * h sn i i.i F'koi i k. B T. RICE. Probnle Judge B. C. TTaTE of south iaholina7 BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THE COURT or PROBATE. By B. T. Bice, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Wherons William Uidphin Applies for letters of AdmlntatraMon, cum tefttnmen- bi annexu, ou the estate of Candace ^cott, daoeast-rl, Theaa are thersfon* to cits snd .dmon- Ish all ami alniriilar. the kindred snd ciod- ibirs of the a id di-cesaod, b> b** and appmr before mo at a Court of Pi ob its for the said county to b*» holdiMi at Harnwall C. H. on Monday, the Hist day of March, 1*86. at 11 o’clock a. m , to showcaiisc. If any. why the said administiaUou should not be grunUd. (ilven under my hand and the seal of the Court lid* 15'h day of February, A. D. IsSJ, and Iu the noth year of American In dependence. B T. BICE, JildRe of Probate. Putillshed In ThkPeoPub February I8th, 18.%. snd i iieteil on the i uni t House door lor the lime required by Ihw. Stale of Smith Carolina, BARNWELL COUNI Y. 18 THR CjrRT or rMOB*Tr. By B. T. Kicc, Esq. Judge of Probate iu Barnwell County. Whereas Thorass B. Kill-*, Jr., and R A. Ellis apply for le-tteiaof Admlnlatration ou Iheestats of S. O. Ellis, deceased, These are, therefore, to cl:e and admon ish sll and s1n*(ulur, the kl died and credi tors of tbe said deceased, to be and appear before me nt a Cour t of Protoitn for the said oo'inty b> be hidden st Barnwell C H. on Wtsttieeday. the S.I dsy of March, 1886, at 11 o’clock *. in. to show cause, if any, why the aaId administration should n t be arante 1. Given under my hand and I he seal of the Court this 15: h day of February, A. D. 1H8G and In the 110th year of A met lean Inde pendence. H. T. RICE, Judire of Probate. Published in Thr PboPLX February 18th, 1886. and posted on the Court House door for the Tim* required by law Summons to Alhcnt Defendants. Slate of South Carolina, 1 In the Court of Barnwell County. / Probata.. W. GilmoreSlrnir.a as Admintstratoror Re becca tlnR lob in deceased, Plaintiff, against William Slnsrloton. Phlppl i Twine, Jane Wiisbtnjrton, Anna Hoblnson, Ellzutieth Tobin, Hattie Kickeiibacker, Christian Curry, Rebecca Singleton and EuReula Singletoii, Defendants. (> py Suirnn- n* for Relief. To William Slnjfleton, Phlpple twine, -Inne Wastiin*rt<in, Anna Rohli son, Elizabetti Tobin, Hattie Bickcnbackor, Cliristtan Cui ry, Reb< cca Singleton and Euirenla SlnKlvton, Defendants in tills action : You are hereby summoned snd required to answer thr complaint In this notion, of which a copy i < hereto annexed and served upon you, snd to serve a copy of your an swer on the sutiaciTber st his office in Barnwell within twenty days after the ser vice of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service. If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the Court will grant to the plain tiff judgment against you lor the relief demands'' In the complaint. Dated December 28th, A. iV ia 3 3. * it. T RICE, Probate Jinlire B. C. NOTICE To the Defendant , William Singh ton. Phlpple I wine and Jane Wash ington: Take notice that the complaint In this action, together with the summers, of which the foregoing Is a copy, was filed In the office of the Probate Coart for Barn well County, at Barnwell, Slate aforesaid, on tbe 28th December A, D. 1883, B. T. RICE, Pr >bate Judge B. C. Barnwell, S. C.. 13th February, 18«« febKMtw M'ATE of south earollna, BARNWELL COUNTY. IN TUK COURT OF PROBATK. By B. T. Rice, Esq., Judge of Frobato in Barnwell County. Whereas, W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P., ap plies for Bettors of Admiaisttalioa sn the derelict estate of Miss Susan Lambeth, da eta**!, Tims'# are, therefor#, to cite and admonish all and singular, tb# kindred and creditors of i Ire said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Probate for tbe said county TO be liolden el IGrowell C. H on Saturday, the Gih dsy of March. 188(5, at II o’clock a. m , to show chuse, it any, why the said ad- minUtration akcutd nef be granted. Given uuderoiy band and the seal of the Court this 27tb day of January, A. D. 1886, and in the INXkyear of American lad#! peudence. B. T. RICK. Jddge of Probate, Pub’lshed in Tiii Peoiu January ?Sth, and posted on the Court HMlst doer fat ike lime required by Is#; PlYMCUTfi RCti IG« I esn fbrnisk a lew setltags sf Mymsvfh Reek Boa during tbs asst two mnniks st one dollar for IS eg.o. Tboas wisking *» abUU SKsfroai these-jnstly f moua fowL’* will pleas# send is Jratr orusra st ones and I wilt fill them ss promptly as prmibl*. Dm t ds- toy eendlog Hs your older, aocOtnponied whk (be cash, ss 1 wtli only have a few settings lor sale. Address W. Q. SEASB, Bamberg? 8. C, fehl 1 -2m FHEKIFF’S SALE. Stats or SotiTii Casoltka, | Babkwkll Cod st t. I o HENRY BCYLE3 vs. ROBERT BRADLEY. By tirtus of tn execution to the Sheriff of Barnwell county ee directel la above Dialed case I have levied upon and will »eil at Barnwell C. II. on Monday, the 1*1 dsy of Mnrvh, A. D. 1880, be!ween (be legal hour* of sale, ii being regular sales dny of said tnonlli, all (list tract of land lying and being iu said State and county, containing uglily- six and one half acies, more or less, and b< unded a* follows: On the North by Mrs. Julia Bradley, East by Barnwell road, Weoi by Mr*. L. Bradley and South by J. M. Thomas and J. C. Lee. Levied upon as the property of Robert Bradley to satisfy said execution. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. B BEETLE#. 8. 11. C. ShrriflTs office, February &tb, 18815. lebU td Sherifl’s Pale. 8tAt« or Boirrw C-»ouxa, Baukwali. Cotxrr. HENRY BOYLES vs. D. C. BRADLEY. »7 virtue of no execution to the Pheriffof Barnwell county ns diiectrd in above stated case, 1 have levied upon and will sel. to the highest bidder forca*l» at Barnwell C II oa Monday, tne 1*1 day of March, A. 1>. 1H8'>, between (lie legs' hour* of vale, it being reg ular vale* dny of *nid tunnili, (he following real prnperty, to wit : All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in said county and State and contain ing tliree hundred and sixteen scree, more or les*. and bounded aa billows: On the North by D. R Ireuf East by W. W. Harvey. We*t by Barnwell road and South hyW.K Williams. Levied upon as the prop erly of I) C. Bradley to satisfy *aid execu tion. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. 15. PEEBLES. 8. B. C. Sheriff's office, February 6th, 1886. febt I -id INI aster h Sale. Sint/ of South Carolina l Court of Common Hamirell County. | /tea*. C. H. Ubfxlwn, Plaintiff. rt agHluat Ida Tucker. Emma Tucker, David Aldrich. R P.'luvker et al. Defendants. In Partition. IY VIIU UEof a d* ci eta I order made In ttn* ub*)ve eni I li-il (-auau, 1 will evil »t pul - He auction In front of the Court House in the town of Barnwell, In sard Mat**, on Monday, the lot dav of March, J8- £ 6. It be ing aula da> lu oaiJ month, with n (lie le gal hours of Daje. ilia following premia***: All that tr.'Ct of 1 *nd aituate In tlieoHUI oout ty and Slate, containing ninety-five (tn) nor*©, more or Icae, and troiind* d as fol lows : By landa of t be estate of A. ItoM, and by Inuda ot one H. Odotu, amt lands of Mllllam K >ae ami Ian.la of C. E Gyles. Terms ca6li. Pm chaser P> pay for pa per*. ^G. DUN JAN BLLLINGKU, febll-ld Master. Waster’s Sale. Slat/ t,J South Carolina, | Court of Common liarmerll County | I’lto*. G. K Hutto, Assignee, 1’lalullff, rguinrt Laura Mardgauit, Defun ant. Judgment of Koreclouure and S.-le. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order mode In the above ei titled caubo by tile Hon. H. C. Presaly, Preoldlng Judge, and dated the 2/th day of November, 1886, I will sell at public auction lu front of tn« Court House lu tbe tow i of Barnwell, In onhl (Bite, on Monday, the 1st,day of March. 18(6. It be ing Male day In snld mouth, wit lu the le gal hours of aal -. the following premises; All that lot of land In Midway township lu the county and State af reaald, contain ing eight acres, more or h*as, hounded on ihe North by lands of F. F. Carroll, on the South by lands of G, E. Hutt*s on the East by the Midway public road and ou the West by lands of F. P. Carroll. Terms cosh. Purchaser to pftV for pa pers. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, fehll-td Master. i»te*V8ale' ttatf ¥ fewr* CWiso. MetAnU County tn F*rtltk»n. Lttwsfofd Barley land Mary K. Hariey, Plalttttff iff; lost Lewis If. HuavraeL U. T. Hummel, Cathe rine Iluir rticl aud Mlcb»el T. H«ma>el, Defend an U. LY VIRTUE ot s decretal order made In theatM>V'*etititled cause by tbe Hon. A. P. A drich, Judge of the Second circuit, I will sell st Barnwell Court H use on sale day in March next. It bring tbe flrst Monday and llrat day in said m-nitli, wiiliin the le gal hours of Mile, the following d scribe i real estate, sltuat© and being tn the town of WlllUton, State and county iifott-orid, belonging to the estatoof Mrs. M. T. Hum- mri: Lot No. 1, ©ontalnlngonencre, and boun ded by Lot No. X ianda of Mr*. J. D. Browne. Mra. WlliUnud Lewis Urahani. Lot No. X containing one acre, bounded by Lot No. 1, lance of Mrs. J. D. Browne, Charleston and Augusta road snd lauds of Lewis Graham. Lot No. 4, uoiit'ilning one acre, and boun ded by Lot No. 3, lauds of A. J. Weaihers- bee, Woodberry street and lands vt South Carolina Hallway Company. Terms: One-half caoh, balance on a credit of twe.ve uiouths, vririi Interest at seven per eei t. p< r annum, to l>e secured by b >nd of the purchaser and mortgage ol the premiers. Plats can be seen at the Master's office and will be • xhlblted on d >y of sale. Pulchatiei-to puy for gapeis. , G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, M ister. fel>ll-td STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINaT BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THE COIUT OF PKOBATE. By B. T. Rice, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell Couuiy, HSereda, T. W Reed applies for Letter* of Ail<niui*iration on the estate of Hu^h E Phillip*, dec- asrtl, Theaeare. ihereftire. to rite and admonisb all and singular, the kitidrrd and creditors of the said deceased, to b* and appear before me at a Court of Probate fur the said county lube holden at Barnwell 0. H. on Manday the 22nd day of February, 188<i. at 11 o c e< k a. m., to show caus -, if any, why the said ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and (be seal of the Court Iht* 7tb day of Kebrunry, A. 1>. 1886, and in tbe 110th year of American lade peudence. B. T. HICK, Judge of Probate. Published in Tnr Peon.* February llih, 1886. and pimted on tbe Court House door for the lime required by law. STATE OF SOUTH C A RULIN'; BARNWELL COUNTY. IN TUK COURT < F PK BATE. By B. T Ific**, E-*q . Judgi* <if Probate in Uurnwrii County. Viberea* IV. Gi'mere Simms, C. C. P., ap plies for Letters of Adnunislration on the d. relict estate of J. W Ciayloa, Tbeae are tberrfore. to cite and admonish all and •iugular, the kindred aud credm.i-a of ilie saiu decea«ed, to he and appear before me at a Court of Probate fur tb* .aid county to be holden at HaruweliC. H.on baturday, the 20ih day of March, 1886, ut 11 o’clock a. m., to allow cause, if any. why (hr said ud- miniatraiion should not begranied. Given under my h uid and the seal of the Court this 7*h day ofFebruaiy. A. D. 1886. and in the Utah year of American Iuile peudenc:. B T. BlCE, Judge of Probate, Published in Tmk Pooi-lk February llih 188 5, ami posie-l on the Court llouae door for the time required by law PLEASANT ROOMS, FIRST CLASS TABLE AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, 211 Kicg Street, Charlestun, S. C. (Four Doors South Academy of Music ) This wril appointed Uotel will be opened for reception of Gnente March 1,1885, by G. T. ALFORD, recently Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Sulli- van’a Island. The Windsor ia newly furniaheil throughout, having hair tnatirexeeB and woven wire-springs ou all heda To make this a strictly fam ily Hotel no liquor*.will be sold on tbe premises. Having many years experience, I promise to all favoring me with their patronage a pleasant boms while In Charleston. Rates: $1 50 to per day^ Liberal rate© by week or month. feb2fi THE BlackviUe Bakery, RESTAURANT —AND— Fittily Grooary, J. H. BORoEK, Proprietor. Fresh Bread every dsy. Meals at all boura. All tbe delicacies of tbe season. Tbe choicest confectioneries, cake*, candles, canned goods, fruits, vegeta bles. All at the lowest prices and warrant ed to be tb© beet. CALL AND BE WELCOME. J. M BORGER. Railroad Avenue. sep4 RICH’D.J. MORRIS 118 King St. Cbarleiton, S. C. HEATING AND COOKING stoves.and ranges. I^T’Se d for prices and pictures. —& * STATE CF SOUTH CAROLINA, BARNWELL COUNTY. IN TilK COURT OF PROBATK. By B. T. Rice. Esq.. Judge oi Probate iu Baruwcil County. Whereas. Vt. Ciilmor* Simms. I’. C. P.. applies for Letters ol Administration on the derelict estsieof W. G. Thotu**, These are, therefore, to cue and admonish all pud singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of probate for ihe said county to be hoidi-n at Barn we’d (5. II an Saturday, the 2mh dsy of March, 1886. at 11 o’, lock a, m.. (o show ciuse. if any, why the said ad ministration should not be grouted. Given under my baud and Ihe red of Ui# Court this 7th day of Februarv, A. D. 1880, and in tbellOtk year of American lude- pcudefice. B. T. KICK, •Judge ef Probate. Published in Tux Pcoet.R February 11th, 188(5. and pasted on the Court House door fur the time required by law. Summons to Absent Dt ft n ants. State of South Carolina, > 7n the Prohate Barnwell County. f Court, W. II. Duncan. Assignee, Plaintiff, ngriust Robert Hough & Sons, and R. II. Walkef as Administrator of T. B Colding. deceased, sud W. B. Peeples, ss Sheriff of Barnwell County, and Girard Colding. Barney Cold ing and Sal'ie Colding, Defendant*. COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendants, Robert Hough A Sons, and It. II. Walker as Administrator of T. B. Colding. deceased, and W. B. Peeples; as Fhenff of Barnwell County, snd Girard Colding, Barney Colding and Bailie Cold- ,n ff- I vu are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action »hicH is filed in the office ef the Probate Judge ut Barr, well County, and to serve a cepy ofyorff answer to the said complaint on the subscri ber st his office at Barnwell C. H..8.C., withic twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive af the day of sueh service, and if ynu fail to answer tbe complaint within ttrif time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action wfll apply to the Court for the relief demanded In this complaint. Dated Sbth January, 1986 W. H. DUNCAN, Plaintiff’s Attorney. To the Defendants, Robert Hough A Sons,- Girard Colding, Barney Colding aad SallM Colding. Pleaoe take notice, that the complaint it th'* action and also the-ummoos, a copy of which is served on you. ©as filed iu theoffiie ©ftbe^iohaielVirt of Barnwe I County on the dOth day of January, 1886. W. H. DUNCAN, Plaintiff’s Attorney. Attest .* B. T. RICE, J. P. B. C. [«1 . , - fobll-6w • iple of “kusimerdean. August* County, Whukey, eolected by mysolf and reprooiniinga lot of 200 ban ds in the hands of MAunra. Jenkins A Stegal, and find it «•- lirely free from ailu!teratio~a. I can tully recofilbirnd it to ihese who d««iroon article of aAiured.pirity. Wx. II. TATLOR, M. !».. Slate Assayer and Chemist. Muse A Watkins, Richmond, Vo., ©boar# the sucoevsora to Jenkins A Siegal, have ap pointed Thomas E. Branigsn their sole agent for Columbia S. C„ for (his celebrated brand of‘-Summerdean Kye,” who is prepared lo fill orders for any quantity. [Ueo3 MATE OF I’OUTH CAROLINA. BARNWELL COUNTY, In the court ok probate. By B. T. Rtcit, b-q , Judge of Probate io baruwrit County. WD’eress, W. Oil more 8imm», C. C. P., sp- ■'ptiee for letlers of Administration on the derelict estate of E. D. Oaens, deceased. T!*ese are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kiudre<l and creditors of this said ikceased. io be and appear before m> at a t'onrl of Probate for the said county to beholden at lUrnwrlt C. H.on Saturday, the 0th day of March, 1886. at 11 o'clock a. tc., to show cause, if any. why the said ad- mini’ilration should not *e granted Given under my hand and the seal of th# Court thii 27th day of January, A. D. 188*5, and In the llb'lh year of American Inde pendence. B. T. RICE, Judge of Probate. P. blished in Tux Pr.orLit January 28tb. 1886. and posted on thelourt House door lor the time i equii ed by law. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, BARNWELL COUNTY. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. By B. T. Rive, E*q., JuJ^e of Probate iu Barnwell County. Whereas. W. Gilmore Simms, C.C. P..»p plies fur Letters of Adini-nsiration on the dbrelict estate of Council C. Chavous, de ceased, T'i#*e are. therefore, to cite nnd ndmoni*b all and singular, the kindre I and creditors dt the snd deceased, lo be aud appear before me al a Court of Probate for the said county to t.e holden at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the Gih day of March, 1886, al it o'clock a. m , to snow Ciiuso. if sny, why the said ad ministration should not be granted Given under my hand aud the seal of ihe Court this 27ih day of January, A. D. 1886 and iu the 110th year of American Inde peudence B T. LICE, Judge ef Probate. *■ Published in Pit* Pkoi-lb January 'Jhth 1886. and posted on t be Court House door for the time required by law ME THOROUGHBRED STALLION On and after Monday.Saptiwhsr 7th, ' W1D rua as fuiloWs tilt further aotlce: 1 Daily—Exoept Sundays, j IlICIIMO^sD. Will serve a liuiited number of mares this aetwon, eii tier at ilie Lome Htobli B Or lu Hny coriverlent nelubborbiuxls wiiere flv* nr mori* dcBire bis 8ervle<‘e. Bicbtnnmi ia h rleti mahnuaity bay, four yente old, eix’een hrtnd© iilgb, kind, (Tentle, tmveeful In action, and In (■( intaand pedigree i.fta no ©uperior lu lower Carolina. Althmrcti untrained he can trot bis mile in three n.iuut-p. nnd all LI© »n- ceteiora liave ln-©n superior roadatt-ra and coini'luHtlen borsee. Stock rnia etB are iuvfted, before making tiieh arrancementa. to call t** »e© tne at iny plantation in Hycarsore townahlp or to correspond with me, and any further information desired will b»* promptly furntahed. J. P. PRIESl'Elt, feb4 Allendale. S. C. Augusta Hotel, I*. K DOOfi.ll'TL.K, Pr© F rl©«©V. HSADQUiRTttB* FOB IPritTl Pi CoMMSktHSL Max, AlulolA, H i, Tbs brtt Two Dollar Hoao© is tbe 8oatb. Bpcthtl rates by tb« week ok rioaib, ^ Insurance Notice. Soctm Caholina Bhancm <w th# Vallkt llr ioal Lire AssortATto.v or V’lHutaiA, t;o- Limdia. 8. C., January 21, 188t>.— 1 have been appointed Rnite Agent of the Valley Mutual l.ife .4**0( i;tti..n of Virginia and (iul. I EE HAGOO!) has been appointed manager. The office of the South Csrulifia Departiaent is at Columbia, No. — Main street, (under City Hall.) I will make an active canvaea of *he State, and want ’he assistance of a number of live men to canvas* cvi ry county in the State. This Company was orgauited eight t8y year* ago by some of the leading businees men of Virginia with the view of furnishing out people with good sound insurance st the lowest possible cost. Its success has been unprecedented, certainly far exceeding that of any company organic d in the South. It* liabilities from its organisation t# Ibis date have been fully met, its Reserve Fund of $108,000 securelv invested, with an actual membership of about 8,000, aggregating over $ I d.OOU 000 of insurance. Any comrounicatiom addressed to m# or the manager et Columbia will receive prompt at (cation. WM.M. BOSTICK, Ja. jan28] State Agent. Green B. Rich. Jeweller and Photographer, BLACKVIUE - - - - 8. C. I have just received a fre.*-h stock ot watches, clocks, jewelry, solid a id plated silver ware, watch chaies, solid and plated; gentlemen aad Iodise rings from $2 to $50. Alee, fine let of rock crystal spectacles, both in blue tint aad white, gold, aiekisaad steel fTasses to suit )ta*es. Alt kinds of wateke© clocks and jewelry repaired snd warranted. My etock is select and very fine and I cor dially invite public inspection. . deck The Melsir lease* BJKRNWKLL, O. H , fig. C. An oM Virpoin welcome to sll guest*. Clean rooms, comfortable bed©, good fore' well prepared, puuctoal attendance and moderate prices. STATIONS. Lv BUekvine “ Ashleisb . “ Wwdvnri's Ar Uarnwell 1 1 A. M. P. M. m* Me 1M0 fit* 1- :«• ft** h*M ftJ3 * Kl AHTWAKIL STATIONS. Lv Baruwrll *• Wuwlwnrd’l “ AdiMifl Ar Ufau kvills A. M. P. M. ft .'4 ftH All kA 1*7 kSA ».4* MS Baruwrll Railroad tiula. ooaaeet wUh Seulh Car olina JUitway Train, a* follow.: No. 1 ha* oenoortiun from South Oarolioa Railway frou. .tu*usia aiiil Vkarieston. No. Xraonocu with *mth Oorolln* Raliway for Charleston, A of Hat.- and all pelrt* bast aad woat. No.» ha* aewuM.-tton frutn South r.rultna Railway from UtfumhUL Can'dru, t Uarh-stoe and Angu.ta No. ( connect* with couth Cnroliu* Railway fef Chark-sUm, CwTnmbia *nd all point* Kast aad West! D. ( . ALLKN.O. PAT. Aftnl. JOHN B. PECt, (ieneral Managor. South Ca^lina Hallway; Cemmenong Sept. fetL, 1885, trainl will fan ai follows: . AUGUSTA Ditisicto. wiwr Central Hotel, Bread Street, Augusta, 0*. MRS. W. M. THOMAS. OfiMnOg lofifitfidy Leave CharleFtbe (Dally) 6.4-j a m (Dstlyi 6.10 p to Arrive ai 15 ranch till e 8 4 / a tn 7.2C p m Leave llranchville 9 00 a m 7.35 p m Leave Edisto 9 (>9 a m 7.46 p to Leave Midwey 9 20 e m 7.58 p w! Leave B.inberg 9 27 a m 8 06 p m Leave Grahams 9.88 a m 8 18 p to Leave Leri 9.49 am 8 30 p m Leave Blackville 9 &i a m 8 37 p to Leave Elko 10 08 a m 8.5’2 p m Le* ve Willist/'n 10 14am 8.6b p m Arrive at Augusta 11.40 p at 0.556 p m EAST. (Dailyj LeaveAngunta 7.t*6 a m Daily 4.45 p ai l/ravr'V illi*(on 8.48 a tn 6.17 p m Leave Etke 8 49a m 6.2t » m Leave TTfaehffTIe 9 14am 6.84 p si Leave Lees 9 22 a m 6.41 p m Leave Gnib.tme 9 .68 a in G 52 p m Leave Bantbrrg 9.49 a m 7 as it to Leave Midway 9.o6 a in 7.11 p m Leave Edtstn l(i.<'6 a nt 7.23 p to Ar. at Bra’triivilie 10 loam 7.33 p m t^-ave Brasehv.'lle 10 20 a nt 7 .5© p m Ar al Charles ion 12 20 p tn 9.40 p tn COLUMBI A DIVISION— ft FIST. I>aity (Except to Camden] Leave BrancbviUe 8..'>8 a at 7.35 p m Arrive at Camden \ rrive at Colntubia 1X59 p m It'.45 a in 10 fO p m Leave Colu ttbia 7.45 a m 6.27 p u Leave C ant Jen 7.00 a at 3 15 p x Ar, at Brancbville Li 09 a m 7.22 p x' EXFUESa (DAILY) WEST.) I.eave Charlextan Leave Itrancliville I.eave BlackviUe Ar. Augusta 10.80 p m 2.8.i a in 4.21 a m 7.85 a m EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.)' I^sve Aiqptata 1 1 oO p m Ar. at Hiaekville 1.44 am Ar. at Branchviile S.lbatt. , Arrive at t'hxrlrstna G.'A) a tA “CONNECTIONS.” C.nnectlon* made at Augunla with Goergla R. R to and frain a’l pjtms Nest *nd Seutk* wr«i.by all trains, with through Slrrper l-a- tween Charleston and At’ama on oighi Ex- prek. trains. Uonneetions made at ('hnrlraton with Norths Kasteru it. K for prints Nur’h and with New York Sieamrrs on SalH’day*. O’ltneciions mod* at Ualumhie with Te- lambio nnd Greenville R. 11. and Cbarbitte, Colnmbiaaml AeguataK. ft. lo and from elf p< int* ert both Rneds. (’unnoetioaa medeat Blechvilis with Bern- well R. K D. C. ALLEN, 0. F. AT. Agent. JOHN B. Beneral Mnrevrr -I 1 • CHAS (7. LESLIE/ Wholesale rnd KetaH Cctcvuiisaioa — DEALEB b»- FISII, OTiiTEfc*, GAME AND POULTRY*. Stall* No*. 1 and 2 Fish Market, ♦ Office N(«*. 18 ahd 20 Market St* East of East Bay Charleston, S. C. Consignment* of Country I^oduccar© respectfully solicited. Poultry, Kgg», Ac. All ottkr* filled with dispatch. seplS-Gm ei iJrari —AND— BOILER WORKS. JtST ABOVE DEPOT* Atigusta» Q-eorgiad Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repfior ot beat manner and terms ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILL9 AND MACHINERY, CHEAP AND O00D. Hare on hand * Largo Stock of ' * -v-w ’ m • 1 t . I upward* of 50 Engiaoa aad Boilers, alao Steam and Water Pip* at reduced pri ce*; fcOBTiXG INJECTORS, Vandittn Jet Pufopfi, Boh», Nats, Waahera, Ciroulir Saw*, Files, Ac. Write for prices. PrataptnOfia and good fforl. Cheap #iU be ohu atm. o« 34 n. a., sis* -A.T-1 A.X LAW. DarndtreU O. H., «. C. Bpaaial attest lea to Convey aa. OeUectioas. IQFTI tfffiHhffiv all ' Mam yea 10 ImUbm ywnla I ef la sa-