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a 1 —;
A Wbitt Pond com*pendent of tbo
Aikeo Becorirr Wpco nhet Barnwell
wili b«VO t gnod jury that will rec<jg*
ct-m
nice tMr obligation* to lew' It i* •
|itwmn to mmm hw that bi* hops u
ItntiAod. The jorioeofthk county nl<
wtysmeogniso ibeir obligations to the
kw and the KngKsh lansnngo.
The Augusta Chronicle says (hat a
Flowery Branch man has dUcovercd
how ti make good whiskey in a coffoo
put. A big boom in tin ware is conse
quently imminent but it ix distressing to
think of the troublesome mistakes that
will happen vbcu the process is made
puUic.
Biographical sketches of candidates
will be in order this year. The cum-
merville Herald, new deal organ, says
that Col. Jennings W. Perry, its nonii«
nee for Lieutenant Gorernor, was born
in Colleton, represented that county in
the legislature once and has been laton.
daat of SummcrTiUe thiee terms.
An iataresthig duel over the South
Carolina situation is being fought in the
oohiaio* of the Augusta Chronicle by
Spartan, (H. S. Farley) of Spartanburg
•ad Richland, (L. A. Ransom) of Co
iarnbta. tipartan has fired most epistles
but Richland has the suu in his adrer-
eary's eyes and is peppering him buauti-
fully. ^
The Marlboro Chronicle has nomi
nated IIou W. A. Courteney of Chur
leston for Governor. Mr. Coertcuay’a
iiumerou* friends and enemies agree
that he has made an excellent layor,
hut bis health and private business,
which have suffered by the demands ol
the mayoralty, will probably keep him
from aspiring to a more onerous and cx
acting office.
political
than the pupils tbay propose to teach ?
An t hay aware cf the fact that the State
of South Carolina it a very small part of
the Union and that the manufacturing
barbarians of other sections, having dif-
farent view* on (be subject of protection,
Are not prepared to fblto* her lendenhip
in this quixotic endenvot ? Don't they
know that the National Democratic par
ty is divided on this question, that it has
about as many burdens hs it can carry,
and that in this useless, premature, in
fantile movement they are manufactur
ing cupital for the use of the protection.
Ut'J in future political campaigns T In
their own cuuccit they are probably equal
to tho task they have undertaken, but
we will be very greatly mistaken if tho
legio of events docs not speedily prove
that they have .nudes mistake of which
they and (he State ut large will be bit
terly ashamed. We do not question their
goodness of intention hut we have no faiih
in the soundmax ol their judgment. We
honestly thiuk they know just enough of
free trade to »noil themselves, bat oer
faith is strong iu the good sense of tho
people to cast out those new Moseses.
The best thing that can happen to the
Free Trade Association is fin early death,
And the only excusing feature so far do
vcloped is the fact that 8outh Carolina
cau produce a quality and qumitify ol
cheek that iniist challenge admiration
the world over. The li tter of tho exec
utive committee to the Senators and
Rcprescntaiivvs from this State in Con
griws, slating their resolve “to urge up
on the people of South Carolina the pro
priety of demanding a speedy alxilition
of artificial barriers aud governmental
toll gates," Ac., is ihe cheekiest produc
tion ever manufactured aoiith of Mason
and Dixon's line.
An address has been issued by ninety-
two gentlemen, the majority of whom
•re farmers, railing a convention of ng
ficuliurista to meet in Columbia, the
.29 h day of next April, to consider their
grievances sod oignuiae for the proles
•too of their right* and the proaiuliou of
itbeir interests.
£ach -county agricultural society is ie>
•quested to send five delegatee.
Each local or township agricultural
«lub is requested to send ooo delegate.
The fanner* of each county are rc«
nested to rand five delegates over and
above those from organised societies, and
to effect this it is suggested that those in
Sympathy with the movement call a mass
euc.ting or county convention of farmers
in (hair respective counties to appoint
•aid delegates.
TUt much good may be effected by a
free ooiifismce of representative men
from wR sect ions of the titate oen unt he
doubted. It will lead to a better uuder-
•Uoding of the real nod imsgtuiry
wroap under which the people are suf
feting or supposed to be suffering and
kelp alley sectional differences sad the
jealousies of different oocupatious aud
professions. But the best men should
Be sent.
—
The Columbia Register hays: “We
do not know how the statement got iu
tbs pnu of the Rule that it wus ihe iu-
teuton of tins Free Trade Association to
■nuke war ou the members of Congress.
This aurefy did not come from The Reg
ister, sod we do not understand this to
be the scope or the object of the associa
tion it all. The object is to discuss the
•oooomic questions at issue, tod form
and teach correct principles touching the
asaie. Among its objects is to teach
some of these very brethren of the press
tMr A. B. C’s iu political science as
well M some of ourselves perchance. So
far ae the redoubtable ‘Uncle George' it
ooaoeroed the representative mea of the
Free Traders in South Carolina will oot
heuitato to tackle him or auy other
‘buH-jeariisg’ the new school of South
Carolina protectioniHa may please to trot
out. We want to get iu nobody's way
and to interfere with nobody'a ambitions
but we bare ae much right aa these Ut
ter day protectionists in gcuth Carolina
to p*Mch and teach what we esteem the
truth and for the beet interests of South
Carolina sod all her people. We are
M extremist in this matter, and we see
at once the unwisdom and injustice of a
fret trade crusade, but yet we aro emit,
led to study tho question according to
Editor 1'toplr t
Ax the erroneous Ides seems preva
lent throughout the c-minty, ttixt the
pioof lu h crlniloMl pri*>rci.ikii Is cou
tilled to the vXitet date Uld Iu the lo
diriment, I give, for the Informniluo
of ttie public, the eubxUncc wf tt recent
ilevlalon nf the Hupteme Ouurt tiled
no Ihe V2..U of Feb.
The cate referted to Is the State vs.
Bruwu, which wax an Indictment for
burglary. 1 he Indictment all'tree the
net to have been n minuted <m the—
day of March lu the year uf-Ac., The
Cuurt says M 'liix Is mil « lose lu which
the wrong day la stated In the ludtrt-
ment, but the object) o here Is that
no stnldc (Uy U alleged,” and U
therefore fatally defective, then con
tinue* : “That though It ts necessary
that some partlrnlxr day tnuet be laid
hi the ludtetrorut. It Is not uec«>«aary
that It should be proveil that the of
feree Wax committed on tb*t day.”
It la true tld» le but a dictum, but
It is fully sup|>orted by the C'<ae of the
8taie va. D ui, 1 Rh b 4C9. which Is di
rectly lu polut. ami referred to In tbta
opinion. It was a prusecuilon for
gaming and the Indict m> nt specified a
particular day. The jury found that
the alleged playing realty took place
*tx months prior to the date alleged In
the Indictment. The court held that
this waa a good convict!' n aud refus
ed a motion lo nm-et of judgment.
Of course this refers to acts prior
and not subet quent to the data alh g
ed, for acts autiacqueut are manifestly
luadmUelble, Feb. 90th, 188C. * * •
(ha advaoca lights of our day, all icr.k-
trada not only a* the true
the
log*
TBB PBoru atuuds csrrected. It b
Mfi (be purpose of the Free Traders to
^vigorouslycanvass the State for the pur-
a Of duf lacing members of Congress
ha aqpmd with (heir views on the
They “want to get in
'* way. Tfiey otxly want avery
my of thiuk*
Mtbukdhiytha.
Aa Appeal (• Farmers.
U SITED Aim OH to Ibwaut tub tirucc-
LAT- aa,
UnurHis. Tshh , Feb. 2fi,—The In
ter btate Agricultural Convention
which baa been In session at Jackson
since Wednesday, adjourned this evvn-
lag. The following roeolutloo was
adopted with an amendment to Include
breadstuff* and bog products, as well
as cotton :
Manipulation by speculators of tbe
cotton crop of 1885 '86, which so de
pressed prices that they have fallen
below the actual cost of production,
forces on tbe planters of the South
theuecvBsity of rellevlsg tbeiueeivea
from tbe luffuenccs of so ruinous a sys
tem as tbat wblcb now controls tbe
chief exportable product of tbe conn-
try, and with this end in view tbs re
presentatives cf the agricultural Inter
ests of Tennessee*. In convention as
sembled, cell upon our brothel planter*
of all tbe Southern States to protect
themselves by united action. Embol
dened by past successes, tbe specula
tor has already fixed a standard pries
for tbe cotton crop of 1886 87. This
be baa doo* before tbe seed ho* been
put In tbe ground or even tbe ploughs
have been started.
THK PB1CB or ccrroi mxtybab.
Tbe cotton futures for tbe months
of October, November snd December,
1886, and January, 1887, are to day
S ooted In New York at from 8 50 to
75, according to month*. This means
oot exceeding 8 8 4c. for middling cot
ton In New York, or 8 l-8e. at tbe prin
cipal cotton shipping porta of tbe Soulb
Including such cities ae New Orleans,
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Mo
bile, Oulveeton and Memphis. Mid
dling cotton at these dtiee selling for
8 1 So. means not more than 7 1 4c. to
the planter, who must psy freight. In
surance and tbe regular commission
charges which genet ally average from
8 4 to 1c. per pound.
AW ottkal to thb vlahtbrs.
Now, lo view of these conditions, so
ruinous of our Intereeta, we appeal to
tbe Intelligence of the eotton grower
and ask him i Can he pay the expense
ol farming and make a bare living by
ceiling cotton at 7 1-8 per pound T The
answer Is already given in the negative
Tbe next question following upon this
In what le tbe remedy. We answer di
versified crops. Plant one third lees
cotton sod more grata sod frames.
Bales beg and hominy. Let outtoe be
surplus cotton. Instead of producing
. six and a half million bales, make only
unk wiH ( oir nog i half mUlton bales. By this
or Aiwa by (be ««•*»• we «ay realise a higher prim
policy, bat ns that policy
yet prevail in this eountry,
ibenuu-lves consent-
If that is
for our labor and at the earns time live
tbe apecotattag
OUT *
ai_ - s - iur vur mwi wu \
i.mgy arafamgto tndef>eeiiewtly of
mu***kmm MutiiM iito profit by
parchaa-
floe and
a flAOO
ot rach wf the Southern Suite nhouM
hh petitioned to arnhe drallnija for -fn-
ture delivery, unices tbe euVIM la ae-
tonlly on hand to sell, and In act sally
dhllvere*! to the contracting |
ere, a felony, punishable 1st I
Imprisonment cf not lees tea
aud two yearn tn tbe pdjltegMnry.
Tbe time le now profiMUoua for Mked
action, and we appeal to tbe prase of
the South to aid us In our efforts by
giving every publicity to this protest
and appeal wbleb we feel cannot but
result beneficially to The planter If ac
ted upon and lived up to boneeciy.
Pride •**emi •• **H«w le Met A
Tbe New York Journal having of
fered a prl*» to the lady reader writ log
tbe beat poem on ”How to Get a Bus-
bond,” all the poems sent In to be pub-
lUbtel In tbe p<M>er, and the one receiv
ing tbe moat votes of the rtmders to
be awarded tbe prls*. tbs author of the
following. A C. l>><lge, was the auo-
ceea'ul competitor:
H*lt>lng. ohxsrlng tired rr other.
Loving wunla to sisD-r. brother;
Doing pHlIenlly thy duty—
These attract Ur more than beauty;
Modert drvvx and gentle bearing.
Kindly actions nevxt atisilng;
Making cloudy (daces sunny—
These win it us heart* mure than money.
Aiding thoae who era not oumely.
Urlghtenlng huno-e however homaiy;
Striving for a nobla life—
Crowned at last—a happy wife.
of iln. 'Dst’s a
for nleti a
ML-.C)l.IU.
SIaTB of
-a-* ’ “' «• .Vf-sW"
WKLL COUNTY.
diggeranvos am to bs wearin.*
wry% gm|a*, sad nt> mlaotke.’
t dry gent yer, an
moot
nr did yer git ’em t ‘Dry
y-jltwo yaara In de penlvtasbery
rkleta** Aralea Pwlwe.
Tbs best sslvs In
the work! for outs,
ulcere, salt rtieem, feisr
soros, tettrr, chnpixxl hand*, chllblntne,
turns, amt ad f kin erupt lone, snd (xisttlve-
ly carat Piles, or no psy rvqutrxd. It Is
guaranteed tit glv«- perfect xmiIs(hc<Ioii, or
mwiiey refunded. Price SS uenU (>*r bottle.
For sale by W. K. Eaves, Barnwell, Dr.
Mtepheu*. Black villa. July 14*1 y
Aw Rm4 lw Mmm« werwplwgr.
Edward Bhspbeid, of Hairlxnburg,
IIL, says : “Having rer» Ived so much
benefit from Electric Bitttera I feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity
know It. Have bad a running sore on
my leg for eight years; my doctors
told me I would have to have tbe bone
aeruped or leg amputated. I used. In
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bui-kten’s Arnica
Halve, and my leg is now sound and
well.”
Electric Bitters are sold at flftycents
a bottle, and Bucklen’s Arnica Strive
at 36 cents per box by W. 8. Eaves,
Barnwell, Dr Stephens. Blackvl'le.
Nu tee to iBsunrtce Agents.
Ax ExcnxxKT CoMfvsx. —And one
recommended by Prof. White, of the
University of Georgia, the result of
numerous ■ xperliuenta, is made as fol
lows : 1250 pounds of aclri phosphate.
500 pouo's of cotton seed meal aud
250 pounds of kali It.
Bib Bili Editor Morgan, of tbs
Chase County (Kao.) Leader, bavlug
received a note from nu Irstesubecrlii-
er saying, -8top your paper and send
bill, and 1 will |>*y It,’ sent account for
86.000 saying that he oould not afford
to suspend publication for Ws*.
Tax FximLtr.Kk Tbsts.—Hon. James
N. L (»C' mb. Master of tbe 8'at*
Grange, Is about to laeue a circular to
Grst gea calling their attention to “tbe
cltcutar of diiectluos for farmers lab-
lug samples of fertiilseia, snd m<«t
earnestly urging a strict and careful
compllaucv wltb All the minutest ds-
talb.’ ax 'too important a matter to be
neglected or cnrelesely done.’
Tbe obji-ct l» to Induce the farmers
generally to possess themselves of tbe
proof of the quality of the fertiliser*
actually used by tto m, so that in oase
of l.-sue between themselves and the
xsrents or rnsnutseturers from whom
they purchase they will be aide to pro
duce such evldet ce of thx qiinllty as
will t»«* aulhetitli at< d by the Bute
Ctieadst a ud available In tbe CoutU,
R gtster.
Senator John F. Miller, ot California
and Mrs. Homtlo boy mour are dead.
A Georgia editor says tnat, If tbs
bockbousof Winter Is not broken, be
la ; likewise, tbs man tint furnishes
ibe Wood.
•Witness, did yon ever se* the pri
soner at the bat ?* Oh, yes ; that Is
where I got a« qnalnted wltb him.
No tru» woman will conaent to mar
ry a man who is so tail »ne can not
r« a«.b Lis bair.
We hate never yet se*-n a preacher
so el< quent that be could prevent ev
ery oiau in his congregation from pull
tng out his watch when tbs dinner bell
rings to see If hu has the right time.
A gentleman lost 8100,0U0 At gam
bllng lu a single day. We have our
faults, of course, but can pi oudly point
lo tbe fact that uo one ever yei occua
ed us of gambling sway 8100,tM) In i
day.
There Is said to be a growing de
mand for old-laabloned gills. We ad
vise tbe old foehloned girls not to come
forward until there are some old fash
ioned boys to receive them.
An • ffort is being mad* to bold tbe
primary eh crions in the Third Cot •
greaelwnal District fur Congress man
and other i ffiocta on tbe sanae day.
It Is rumored that therv will be no
April, 1886, term of the United States
Court lu Charleston, becaues of the
exhaustion of appropriation of fund*.
Tbe civil service commission give*
notice that It will bold an examination
for book keepers, stenographers and
type-writers at Charleston, 8. C., on
Monday, tbs 33d of March.
Editor M B. Mcbweeney of tbe
Hampton Guardian has been elected
Mayor of the town of Hampton with
out opposition.
'My son,’ said a food father to bis
little boy, whom be bad been punish
ing by tbe use of tbe rod for tbe first
time, *my son, I hope this has taught
you a lesson.’ 'Yes, na,’ tbe Utile boy
•obbingly replied ; ‘it's taught me that
It's better to give than to receive.'
This la the way a colored preacher
arranged bla hearers for mufssl con
venience 2 'De fore part ob de cbornb
will please set down eo de bind pert
ob de churcb can see de fore part, for
de hind part eau’t aee de fore part ef
de fore part persist In staodln’ before
de bind par ', to de utter exclusion ob
de bind part by de fora part.’
It la pot an uncommon oceurrenoe
for children to gee n bean, a grain of
corn or other foreign subetanee up the
noee. This simple remedy Is worth re
membering : Get the child to open (m
mouth ; apply your mouth over It and
blow hard, and t he offewriiog substance
will be expelled from the nose.
I aaw yesterday probably tits only
bad ts pay for himself af
negro that
ter the war. Hk name Is Dlek Nu
fire ns. Prior to tbe war he belonged to
Bam’l Nugcoe. After the death of his
master, be was taben with tbs “rheu
matics,” went about for weeks bent
nearly double, and appeared to bs se
riously dlsablxd. When pot on the
block be bid himself off at 9700, and
gave bis note to tbs administrator,
wltb approved surety. Before free
dom be paid 9400 on tbs not*. Mr.
Nugen*’ estate remained snsettted on-
til soma time after tbe war. Dick's
note was found among the assets of
tbs estate, suit was brought against
him and he w*s compelled to pay it.
He bad the money to pay ft THck
owns a small farm about two mftaa
from Laurens and Is prosperous and
sa Independent as a wood aswer. In
insists that bs Is hot A
Inxiirance Agent* doing buxine** in th
enmity of Rsrnwrll *re referred to Section
192 of the General Statutes of South Carolina
A* very few have complied with the Ixw
notice is hereby given to nil whom it mxy
Concern, that they mn«t com* forward at
obce end make the return* required bv Ixw.
8 W. TROTH. Auditor B. <\
Town Tax Notice.
The Book* for the eol eetio* ef T»i<•* on
Real Estate and I'rraonal Property within
the Incorporate limit* of the Town of Bxrn-
wett will he open at Th* Piori* office until
April let, IRA*; Execution* will bei.iuxl
after that dale for all unpaid aseex.iseai.
aad the property levied on he aold at public
outcry. ItitC of Itxation, 2) mill*
M. J PATE.
Clerk and Trenrarcf T. B.
March 11th, 1H«6.
Mortg Rre’s Si le if Personal Piopeity.
BABN
IB TBB OO0BT Ov to lxm
By B.T. Bloc, Bsq.. Judge of rroiikta
la Barnwell Oouoty.
Mktreax W. Gihner* Sisuna, C. C. f., sp
pQ*B for Letter* of AdmUiiitratios ou Abe
detvlicc estate of J. W Clay lea,
These er# therifore, to cite and admonish
at] and tingblar, the kindred and ctedirov*
of the laid tleseaxed, lo be and appear before
sie ala Court of Probata fur the said couaty
to beholden at Bern well C. H.on Saturday,
the 20th day of March, 18Mi, at 11 o’clock
a. m., to .how exuae. if any. why the said *d-
tniblstration xbould nut befi anted.
Given under my hand and tbe seal of the
Court this 7th day of February, A. D. IWW,
and in the IKRti year of American Inde-
pvndenec. B. T. RICE,
Judge of Probate.
Ptiblixhed in Tit* Pr.oi't.it February 11th.
I8tlt>. and pouted on the Court House door
for the time required by law.
STATE OF S S0U1II CAROLINA,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
1M THE COl’RT OK HtOUATE.
By B. T. Rios, Kaq., Jud<ye ol I robate
in liaruw.'l! Ccutity.
Whereax, VV. Oilraore Simms, C. P..
applies for Letter, ot Adininixtration ou the
drrehet extxteof W. G. Thonias,
Thexe are, therefore, lo cite and xdmonixb
all end Mia^ulxi', tlie xiiidred and creditor*
of Ihe said deceaued, lo be aud appear before
me at a Court of Probate for the xnid county
to be lioldeu at Bartiwetl C. H. on Saturday,
the 20th day of Murcli. IH86, at 11 o’l-lock a,
m., to xhow c'u»e, if any, why the said ad-
uiinixtralioti ehutihl nut be grunted.
Given under my hand And the se<l of Ihe
Court thin 7th Jay of February, A. 1). ISSfi,
and in thellOth year of American Inde
pendence. B. T. Klt’E,
Judge cf •Protiaie.
Publirhed in TneProtar February ] I th.
IhHG. and p<-ted on the Court llouao door for
tlie time required by law.
Summons to Absm IMin anls.
}
Wh-rean. V. V. Briekte nn Novenri»er 22,
1HS4, made hi* iwucciain note, in favor^of
Pollard k Robertxnn, by the ftrxt note obli-
gating him-elf to pay to them on October lo,
iKMfi. f4ff" 22. and by ascend *«le to pay
them on October 15 SSMi, and to xerure
tuch par ment- executed and delivered i<m tivm
nn aHi'i date, hi. nMiifrareof the properly
hereinafter dexcribed. And whereax the con.
ditmnx of xaid mongage ha*e )>een broke"
bv rea-on of the defau.l in payment of aaid
Br-t aot e.
Now, therefor*, the Walfftown Steam En
gine Cempauy. the anxigner of -aid aotex and
mortgage, by virtue of the power given it by
■aid uioti|agt will xe!l at punlic outcry at
12 o’clock Vi. on Frid-y. March 2bth IHSti,
at the mill l«t of Mr. V. V. Brickie io Bam
berg. 8. C , One Ten Flore# Power Watertown
Steam Engine. OaaTeo Horae Power Waier-
town Locuaioiive Poiler, with Smoke Stark,
AH x tea id and water conurctivna attached
an4 thereto belonging.
Term* coeh.
I(*T**rowH St*aw EhouiCo.,
Aeaigaee of Mongage.
By nendefaon Broe. of Aiken. 8. C.,
It* Attorney*.
March 6th, 1H86.
marl 1-Sw
Quiinerly Report
Of rscvlpts snri (lleburseuients of the
Clerk snri Tr aeurer of the Town of
Ihirnwell for Quarter euding March
9th, 1886:
BFCrtPTB
Amount on bsod from last quar
ter 8297 65
Fin*s for vhdntlng Ortllusuces, 2i?7 00
Compocntl Tax 40 00
Llccassa 0 00
65
Total *580
DIHSmSKU KHTS.
Paid for at reel work 8230 70
Lnir.ber 28 63
“ W B. Peeples, Jail account, 21 70
“ Murahals 83 95
for Shade Tree* 10 00
“ freight on trees 1 35
“ Cletk and Treasurer 90 00
Total *345 13
Caah bolauc* on ban-1 *235 52
M J PATE,
Clerk and treasurer.
State of South Carnl.na, ) Ik the Prolate
U innretl County. f 0>urt,
ft. H. Duncan, Asxignee, Plaintiff,
ag: in*t
Robert Hough & Son*, and R. H. Watkef ,"*
Adminixi ralor of T. B Colding. decea-ed.
■ ud W. B. Peeplex, a- Sheriff of Barnweti
County, aed Girard Colding. Itaruey Cohl-
ing ami SaPie Co'ding. Defendants.
COPY SPMMONS FOB BELIEF.
(Cunpiaint Served.)
To the Defeadante, ltoh-rl llou gh A Son*,
and B. H. Walker a- Administrator of T
li Colding. deceased, not ft. B. Peeplf'*,
ax Sheriff of Barnwell Count v, and G.rnrd
Colding, Barney Colding ami callie Codd-
k ou are hereby summoned and required
tonnxwerilie oinplaim in ibis action bicb
i-filed in tlic office at tlie Probate Judge -f
Barn welt ( uunly. and to serve a espy of your
an-wer to tbe said complaint ou tbe -ubseri-
ber at his office at Ban.well C. H..S.C.,
wiibit tweniy day-alter the service hereof,
exclusive of the d y of xueli service, and if
you fail to au-wer ihe complaint within thf
time aforesaid tlie plaiiiiitt in this action w*it
apply i« ilie Court for tlie relief demaudc''t
in this cntaplnint.
Datcl Jl/t b January, 1980
* W. II. DPNt’AN,
PlaintitTs Aiiorney.
Te the Defendant*. Roberi Hough A Sotvx,
Giraid Coldtag, U.irney Colding and Sit l?e
Colding.
Plea-el-ke noliee, tliat Ihe comptaint in
lb's action am] alao the - unimon*. a copy of
which iseervcdon you wax lile-l iulh*olW*e
of Ibe Pi atiaie Court of Barn we I County J*i
ihe oOth day of January, IS86.
W. H. DUNCAN.
I’laiu11tl * An.,me/
Attest •
B. T RICE, J.P B. C. [ml
fobll-OS
Sunimun> to Abd'Di DffendaD^.
Stale of South Carolina,
Barnwell i ounlr
In Ihe Court of
Probate.
Notice to Creditors.
Nrtise ia hereby given that all peraonx
having cist** against the e*tate ef Rev. W.
B. Wells ffiust esiahli-h them before me at
my office at 11 o'clock s. m. March 15, 1886.
B. T. RICE,
Probate Judge.
»*r(-3w
Information Wanted.
Correapondeace solicited with any old eiti-
ms ef Ibe county who may have been ac
quainted with Uldrieh Bouchman or Ulrich
MugbMtii. Addrea*
P H. JOYNER,
K**U>v*r, Richland Co. 6. C.
nek4-2#
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
BARNWELL COUNTY,
it Tm coput or Probate.
By B. T. Fie*. Esq., Judge of Probate
ia 3*fnw*il County.
Where**, G. R. 8te*dmaa baa made tail
U me la gvut Letter* ef AdwisialiiMie* ef
th* as tale **d affeWa ef J. If. Harttog, da-
Tbaa«*f*e therefore le tile and admonish
■H sad sisgalsr Ihe kindred asd creditors
ef the asld J W, Hartiocg, deeaaed. (hat
Ihef based tyyear before ms is the Court of
Probate, te be held at Bantwsll ea the 18th
day ef tteMh sext, after publication
hereof at ll s'sleek I* the foresees, Co show
emite. If say they havo, why th* said Ad-
fthtittraitar ihould sot bo (taated.
bits* Wndtf tsy head, this Ihs l*t day of
March, A. D. 1886
Published a* th* 4th day of March,
1886, is Tan Ba sew ell Psotlx.
B. T. RICR,
Probate Judge B. C.
RTMirrH E0C1 E06i
I css furaish s few settings of Plymouth
Rock Eggs during tho *oit two months ot ooo
Eggs during
dollor for 18 eg;*- Tboo* wishing lo obtain
W. Gilmore Simms ns Ailmliitstratorof Re-
twN-co .- lugleloti i!i*oea»e«J, PLitnliff.
■gainst
William Sliijrleton. Plilppl) Twine, Jano
Waat,lnrft4>n, Anna Uobtnson, F.ltr.ibeth
Tobin, H.itlle Klcketibucker, Chiisflan
Curry, ID Im-coh KtHMleto* sad Eutfonia
biniflolon. L>«'fen<l..nts.
0<,py Ku.ntnons for Ridlef.
To \l Hllam 81fg!eton, Phlppie Twine, Jane
Washtnir'on, Anna RiAdnson. Hlzabelh
Tobin, llHttlu lOck'M.b.cker, Cliristinn
CutTy, IM- ocs Mrigb-ton and Eitiretil*
Ktnt(l«ton, IVfocdxiHs in lids net ton t
You aro hereby summoned nud ivQiiJr«l
to snawer tbi complaint In tbls action, of
which a copy Is hereto annexed and sei ved
up-'D you, and to-serv* * copy of your an
swer on tlie xul.m-rlUfr at hla offi** In
Barn will wllbiii twenty daj s after the ser-
\ Ice of this eiimmons upon you, exclrfsive
of tlie day of such service. If you fall lo
answer the compbiii.t within the time
aforesaid tho Court will smut to the plain
tiff Jiidk-ment against you for the relief
demands ' In the cmiplatut.
Dated December 38th, A. I>. 18 J 5
B. T. RICE;
Probate Judge B. f).
NOTICE To the Defendant , Wllllnm
Bihgf- ton, Phlppie Dw tue and Jane WaAli-
thgUiii:
Take notice that the complaint In this
action, together wl h the emmuo ft of
which the fop-irolns Is a copy, was tl|wd In
the offlee of the Proba'e (Jourt for Bnrn-
well County, at Barnwell, Mtate aforeBAid,
on the 38) h December A. D. 1883.
- B. T. RICE;
Pr >hate Judge B. O.
Barnwell, S. C., ISt h February, 18^6
MllWw
THE
Blackville Bakery,
"RESTAURANT
—AND—
Fruily Crocary,
J. II. BORbER, Proprietor*
7re*h Bread every day.
Meals st all hour*.
All tb* dellcnele* of tbe season.
Tbe choicest confect lonerle*. cab**,
CAQrile*, canned goods, fruits, vegeta
ble*.
All st the lowest pikes and warrant
ed to be tbs best.
GALL A ND BE WELCOME.
J- H BORGER.
Rail road Avenue.
j eepfi
egg*(Tom tnsse' jastly feme** fbwU’’ will
ylslkss ss*4 is their •r**n st ss*ss*J I will
•II them as premptly as posstalt. Dm t de
lay aeadtag is your order.
<fc* nsak, a* 1 will wly have •
for sal*. AtMras*
W. &
a led with
••HtagS
Augusta Hotel,
lx. B. »4M»LITTft.t:. PropfofietaVa
mm, 6.i
HAaDQOA«TZB8 VOS
t OUitnilOlAi. Mu,
* j
Tbe best Two Dellar Hoo« in tbe
flouth. Speeivi rates by tbs week or
FALRXY
let
. Bit HOE.
oreetaSnre under Power Vf SsKk
virtue efx power e>mtala*d is *
and sale, commtmly onil-
ongip, duly itHuted aud dclivarvd
t W. Bi.hop tu #. It D. Falrsy M
• be tealh day of May, oa* tboauand right
hundred and eighty four, snd iMurded is
theoffiee ef Ibe Krgiatrrei Msen6 Convey
ances for Barnwell county in Book Five A,
pages HiJl, SC2,8t«l at.d 804 on the 17th *ay
of May, 1884, 1 will *#11 at Bttmbwvg on b*l
urday, Ihe20th day of March, 1880. at 11
o'clock A. M. the followiug described real
property:
"All that certain lot or piece 8f land situ
ate, lying and being in tbe Town ot B«m>
berg, county of Barnwell, iu Slate aforesaid,
lues-uring sixiy six feet front on Bamberg
atreet nnd running back a depth xf owe bun
dred and thiny-our feet and bounded on the
North by lot of J. 1*. Murphy, on the South
by lot ofC. Saltlman, on me East by lot of
Bamberg street and on the Vi cat by lt>t bf J.
B. Black.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for pspers.
LAl’KIK T. l/.LAlt,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
m»r4 3w
VV frimTWaAR 1»
STaIToFa
lAlilackrUle
" Aahlriyh
“ Woratward'*
Ar tianiwoU
8TATIOK8.
Lv Ham well
'• Woodward’*
Ar
If You Wish
To have your houttc printed in the best
style or your o d furniture renovated
write to or c.tll upon JIILIU6 PHIL
LIP8, Hlackville. 6. C-, who will >:ive
you BR'isluctiou in painting, graiitin^,
inai'b ci/.in^ and upholstering.
Prices hi clteap «s any other good
workman’s. [mar-i
Congaree Hotel,
t.'OC.IJA1 Jli A. l-t. O.
C irner Axsemldy and Gervsis Streets,
opposite State House.
W. E. ROSE, Proj»riktor,
Rate* *1 '>0 to 82 00 per day, accord
ing to location of root!). jnn 1 j
A
8Mrl9
THETHOROUGHBRED SrALUON
lUCIIMOXDt
Will serve a limited number of mar< S
tllln eeHHon, eb her at the ll"me htitbfoH
or in any convenient neighborhoods
where flv * or more d. sire his service*.
Ilictiui nd le a rlrh tnaho^arry bay,
f"tir years old, siv.-en hamla frtgh,
Uffrd, L’etWe, j»raeefiil In HC , lon ) and In
print**nft pedffrrtc htw no superior lu
lower Carolfua.
Althooffh untrained he ran trot bis
mile In three minutes, mid all hts an
cestors have been superior rioidetera
and coioldnatlon horses btor-k tais
era are Invited, before mak/iu? their
arrantrements, to call to see me at my
plantation In Sycamore township or to
correspond with me, an l any further
Ir.fotmarioo ritsired will be promptly
furnished. J. P. PRIESlF.lt,
f. 14 Allendale, b. C.
Green B. Rich.
Jt wellcr anil Phu'fgiapbcr,
RLACKVILLE
-3 dL....se S, C.
I liave j'i«t rrceived a fr#• h »tock of
waicbex. clock-, jewelry -olid a td plated
-liver ware, watch chain*, xolid xod pta'e<J;
genileineti nml ladic* ring.- frouj gJ to 8 >0
Alan, fi ie lot «f ro«k eryatal Rpeclxclrx,
hotli iu blue lint xud while, gold, nicklexnd
xleel fiamex to xnii len-#-.
AM kind- of watchex clocks and jewelry
repaired and wxrn«nie<l.
My xtock i* select and very 6»# and I cor
dially invite publu inspection.
dec4
you want■
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK,
STERLING SILVERWARE,!
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
OR SPECTACLES,
Send your orde r 3 to or call at
Jas. Allan & Go.
307 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
jan24
PLEASANT ROOMS,
FIRST CLASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 Kicg Street, ChArfotaa, S. C.
(Four Doers South Academy *f Mutie.)
This well appointed Hotel will be
opened for reception of Guests March
1,1885, by G. T. ALFORD, raceotly
Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Sulli
van’* Island. Tho Windsor ia nswiy
furnished throughout, baring hair
mattresses sod woven wire-sprlogs ow
all beds. To make this a strictly fum-
Uy Hotel do liquors will be sold on the
premise*.
Having many years experience, I
promise to ail favoring me with their
patronage a pleaaaot home while hi
Charleston.
Rates: 91 50 to *3’ pef day.
Liberal ratea by week or fftonth.
feb26 -
Central Hotel,
*1- ^ w*. *
Broad Street. Anguxta, Qa.
MBS. W. M. THOMAS.
Cast rally Iraafod, eoav«akwt i*
A-MrticN
BtahvUle
tUttraff Tfoius coaiiwt with South Cor-
- - *1 US |
Ratlwxjr Tnitn »• rnTJt.w.
Nu. 1 ha-vminwilonOon Smith Carolina Railway
rlnoMt.
for
frifoi Atiru-ia aiat <;harU
Nu. t counertk with Sotuh Oamltna Rallwav
CMrlextou, Aiijni-ta aa* all fwli ta laiat and W
Nu 8 tax ounucettan fr.mi Aanh OaraUna Railway
fi-m» ( uluinlifii, Caindt-n, ( harlxxtoo and Aiuniata
No teonncpu with .-oiith ( aruHna Rallwur for
CnwloatuM, Columt.ta -n.l all imlnia Ka.t aad WraL.
^ * • A LblCN. O. V A T. Ayent.
JOWN V. CeCX, fit-neroj Mauayrr.
South Carolina ftailwn?*
Cemmcnclhg Sept. 6th, 1885, trait*
will ran *s follows:
AUGUSTA DfVISIOW.
WEST
f.euve Charlexton
(Dally)
6.fo • in
(b*»L
5.10 p m
Arrive at Brauchvllle
8.4" a in
7.2L p m
Leave Brnnchville
9 (X) a rn
7.35 p m
Lenve Edisto
(it) a m
7.46 p m
Leave Mill way
9 2tt ■ ui
7.68 p n»
Leave Bum berg
9.27 a st
8 (Ki p ut
Leave Grahivtn
iT.JW a m
8 IS p m
Leave L^rs
9.49 * m
6 80 p oi
Leave W.iclttfffa
9 W a in
8 37 p m
Leave Eiko
10 08 a in
8.62 p m
Leuve Wiltixton
It) 14 a fn
8 6> p m
Arrive at Atrgtxria
11,4ti p ra
10.35 p iri
EAST.
, . f Daily]
LeaeeAngn*** 7,u6 • ln
Doily
4.45 p ia
l^ave\Vi)li*toV
8.4^ a in
C.17 p nv
Leave Elko
8 4!) a m
6.21 p tu
Leave Blackville
9 14 a m
C.84 p ail
Leave taea
9.22.* m
6.41 p wt
Leave Grahans
9 Sx a m
0.62 p irJ
Leave fforwEerg
f).4(i a n
7 03 p *|
t cave V»d »:jy
9.fi5» ro
7.11 pm
Leave Etliito
10.('f>* m
7.23 p m
Ar at Hraurhvtlle
10.46 a m
7.8!l p m
Leave lirxwehville
10 2o a m
7.6V p iw
Ar at (,'harlextnn
12 20 p m
9.40 p or
COLUMBIA DIVtolON—WEST.
f*»»ly ( Except
to Catndea)
Leave Cra.xeliville
* iVJJ a m
7 86 p aa
Arrive at Camtfen
.Vrrive at ('ulrrsiliia
12.69 p in
10.45 a m
10 Cft p trt
Lenve Colo uhia
7.4.'t a iu
5.27 p ri
Leave Camrl-w
7.00 a iu
3 .15 p nx
Ar. at BraneAvilie
1.109am
7 22 f at
(DAILY) WEST.)
10 Wipi ia
2.8 i a nx
121 a m
7 At* a m
EX Ft’. ESS
t/«ave rharlaxfun
l.e*vx Itranvkvrll#
Leave Blaek xiH#
Ar. Awguxta
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST )
l^xtve Anguvtw It.Aft pm
Ar. at Black v.'T>* 1.44 ■«
Ar. at Branr >Vf»H« SI' a in
Arrive at Clw»»V«»o» 6 20 a ca
••rrr»NEmoNs.’'
r-nnnet t*»w« rVade at Auguata wiib Geargi*
K. K t« and .'i > e , ie a I p/tat* V* mt and Soul b-
wexl.by all trxiiVX, with l k rough Sleeper *«.
tween < harlerton and At'ama on night Ex-
pre«e train*.
Connect ion* nwf# xt f'harlexton wit h North.'
Exxlrru It. R for prinlx North and with New
York Steamer* on SatU'dxyx.
Conneetian* mxiie at Catumhia with Co-
Imnbia and ^ireenrille K. K. and Charlotte,
Columbia and AnguxlaR. R. to and from all
pi iol-on both Road*.
Counectiuna aiade at Blackvtile with Barn-
wen R. R
b C. ALLEN. 0. f AT. Agent.
JfrilN ft - . I'Et’K. General Monayer.
CtlAS LESLIE
Wholes*)* xnd Retail Commission
- DRALEB IS -
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
:POULT R'i'x
Stalls No«. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
Office No*. 18 nt.d 20 Market St^
Eai't of hAiet Bay Charleston, S. C.
Consignments of Country Produce are
res(>ectt'tilly aoliciled. Poultry, Eggs, Ae.
All orders filled with diaptttch.
seplS-Sm
Cl 1. UIIMi & Ct.
Fasttdry, XtcUaa
-AND-
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
-A it"usta' Oeorgia.-
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or RepaiF
on best manner and terms
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Have on hand a Large Stock of
[shafts
upwards of 50 Engines sod Boilers, aim
Steam and Water Pipe at red Deed pri
ce x.
KOBTING INJECTORS*
Vandisen Jet Pumps, Bek a, Nutvy
Waahert*, Circular Saw»« Film, Ae.
Write for prices. Promptness auff
good work. Cheap will be our aim.
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ai-i onN*Y jyr
Koarn-well C. H, If. <3..
itioa te Ceoveyaoda^ m4
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CoUecfima.
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