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Editor Md Proprietor. TI1CUSUAY, APRIL 20. 1886. ~ • Oar OplMlon. A rich man, op North, tales opinions as to the best manner of spending fire ‘TOKSTOhssna abrawtorv benevo lent porpose. We respectfully advise him to bay * new bat for his wife. - (• Make Home Aitreaslve. Married editors are food of penning and poblishing teotnres from the above e&L. Tain about U fair play. Why don’t they advise the lords of creation to make themselves and their homes wor thy of their wives ? Attorney General Garland, in his ex amination by e Congressional committee last week, said “Ilo had never Attempt ed to make any money except by law and poker—had always lost at poker and generally won at law.” «m»— 1 —— o Tke Chords mod she Citadel. With four or five exceptions all the Citadel cadets, Charleston, have been converted. The work was commenced by Mosers. Moody and Sankcy and con- tinned by Capti'd ministers in the Cita del Square ohnich. Will the advocates, of the denominational colleges now Iks- come reconciled to this State institution ? ~r ■—-pr~ i the take. - - The Chester Ballctin cf the 23d inst eejst “Shad are more abundant in the Catawba river tWshpriftgtban they have been in twenty-five years. Lsst Sunday tbe trapa g«*t so full that the buzzards flecked around and ate the fish which bed died by reason of the traps being so full offish that tbe water did not cover H « A Werd of War«l««. . Complaints of the carelessness of post masters have been uncomfortably nume rous for tbs last two weeks, ll there is not early and lasting improvement we * ahall place all future complaints where they will do the moat g'jod. Post mas - tan should romewber Mr. Ckvebod’H deckration, “Public office is a public trust. ’ Af Kaplnmaltaa that Kxplnlaa. The bad humor which has made our up oountiy Democratic cousins, and all wb > came in coutaet with them, misera ble for tbe past few mouths, is passing •away. Thsy were not afflicted with any -ergante dtaease but were simply getting ready for the measles. Now we may Lave pesos until tbs whoopiug cough lout . The present Congress deserves more credit for what it has net done than for wbatiUms aoeomplUhed. We are glad ikkifHn L HlClar* Brelbrem. Carolia . The South Carolii^ft J’reslrytery < Kcshytflrinn chwreli has giveti Itsi of the bytffian ch«fcli has gi red Its Unc tion to the nils forbidding dancing— squars or round-4o church members. ft, \mnt H^MMioir The waters of Charleston harbor are nnvexed by venturous keels and her mer chant Mien where watch tbe progress of the appropriation for the completion of their jetties through tbe tortuous ebrtn- nels of Congress. At times they turn their eyes seaward to catch the gleam of the coming sail of some overdue banana laden hoik. Very near her, Savannah, the commercial metropolu of imperial Georgia, reaches, with one hand toward the broad Atlantic and with tho other grasps idle gates of the great Northwett. While Charleston dreams and dries up Savannah wukes and works, gathering now territory to pay her tribute and welding her iron blockade behind our city by the sea. Hay He Rchi la Hence. Father A. J. Ryan, “tho poet-priest of the South," died lust Thursday night at the Franciscan Monastery, Louisville, Ky., of organic disease of the heart. For several days before death his mind wand ered and he talked pitifully of hWevent? Indy, ful life in the war days and preached to imaginary audiences. His remains were hnried at Mobile. A brave heart beat and a brilliant genius burned, jn his fra gile form and while memorirs of the liost Cause live, none who followed its fortunes to tho foil can lorgct him, min istering comfort to nil creeds in Held and hospital «nd bereft homes and when the end came, watching beside the corpse of Southern hopes and weaving the pathos of his soul iuto its dirge, ‘ The Con. quered Banner.” TbwGIrirtjJutFwMW. Mw’d afreet *111) ruM knewMv*, yleltd up at a - resale cain-ge, of quadratic*, bjiiwtiMi-* mud liniinuatk-* rerjr rant. , She wa» Ktuffi-I with erudition aa youatuffa leather ' < u*hi»n, all tin-<>li«k'* of (be cotkyi-* and the kliowh dp'* of the- lost. Shv had «t"till'd the oM ht<h'»n Hex Iran., thrlr ttunlop^’ atithrapolugjr and rfe- - W u't-r and o’er. » : She knew att tbt form* aud feature* of the pn-til*- torle t-tvatutv*—irbthyo-aunia, ]>l<-*iu*auru*, ine- galoMuru* r.nd many more, Silt 'd deaerltM the antieut TiiM-an*, and the naaquea and tile Rtruaeiin*, their sritldlr* ami their ket tle* and the rlt-tual* lliat tlier Knawrd. ' j She’d dlm um—lhe learned rharuwr—l be tbadtusy of Urauiali, uud the M-andal* of the rauduU and the iianditl* that they trod. She knew all the mlKhly giant* and the mauler mind* of wlruce, all the learning that waa turn ing In the burning mind of man. But •In- couldn't prepare a dinner for a gaunt and hungry duner, or get up a dacent (upper for her |M*>r roraelnti* |«a|a, for die never Wa* cun. structwl on liar old domeatie plan. < INSURANCE LICENSE. •m CANDIDATES CARDS. Munciug tnyaelf . «t. btindidsfo tor JtMlfe V UarnuawlH^anty at the ileetion I aland taabiduby ^ ,2 a~ OANTTr ElfcrUTITi DEPAtTMtNT, Orncaer C«M#TaoLt,nt OaimiAt, Columbia, S.O., April lat, 18D6’. 'ri'W ,h,vt u MT ’ *: 8. Ilamberp, Agent. rh« rttlea ami rwgu tut ions*\ry~^ ahull govern of ThaGaorgiu Homo Piro In«uranve Cutnpu- ft* Dewocratlcpartv ; ^ ny, bus complied with (Jpe rvijaiaiiioaa tRetractftfllr - ‘ - -lUlSOrfriiEET To the DeTmcntic Volen of Bd+mcrll County : I ask lo be considered d cuudidale tor nomination aa Judge of 1 ^dbute in the ap proaching election—iubj< et in all reap-eta lo tbe pledges and regnlat.oM to control ua. iUspect fully, , a. HowAR.t Patterson. Barnwell, 6th April 18£6. If You Wiali Pbilnwophy and Foollnhneun. The best tiling iu print—A pretty girl la a calico dress. Dr. Bammoad gays that wearing silk hats Is tbe cause of baldness. All tbe same, men who wear silk bats don’t pay one-fourth os much for store hair as do tbe women who wear straw and felt bats. A man never realizes bow Insignifi cant be Is untIKbe attempts to describe to bis wife tbe drees worn by another ItcwsM oriaairrewt. The Farmers’ Convention will meet iu Agrieultural Hall, Columbia, Jo-<lay, at noon, Senator Hampton has returned to Wnriiington. He U very much pros trated with grief for the death of his tl.iughtv.-r, Mrs. John C. Ha-kell. Gen. John II. Gordon, grown rich by railroad enterprises wants to re-enter political life by becoming Governor of Georgia, next fall. Capt. F. W. Dawson sniled from Havre for New York, Saturday. Con gressman Aiken still suffers great pain in bis hip and is confined to bed most of the time. The doctors hope (hat sum mer weather will revive his health. The Suto Medical Association will meet at Aiken, next year. The Knights rf Honor will hold their next auoual meeting at Anderson. The third season of the New Brighton Hotel, Bullivsin’s Island, will open ^atutdny afternoon, May 29th, with a grand concert. Charleston ships strawberries, every afiemoon, to North cm markets. Gov. Thompson and staff will go to Savannah, Sunday, to pa:tici* pate in tho Centennial celebration. The Citadel cadets will also attend. Aiken Court adjourned »(/(*• dir Friday. .^vS^ik R. R. Hemphill, CosJ^MuTL. Bonham ^—teaqf tbnt our iRmedistu.roDfeae'*Utive, | J**:, and eitizcu W. II. Parker will be Mo*. George Till wan, is always at (he brakes and docs not listen to the - newsboy Congressmen wbo are hawking “ the Bklr bill Afid crying out that the tnek ahead is clear. It’s down grade, Cools George, sod hold ’em hard. MrMhaM Col* Robert Aldrich wi'.l (peak at the reunion of Co. B, Sixth 8. C. Cnvalry C. 8. A. to be lield at Edgefield, tbe fourth Saturday in July. During the fate unpleasantness Col Aldrich was ad jutent of the regiment. Since peace eamo, which "hath its victories no Ic^s renowned than war,” tho Colonel has been a Sfergeant in the heavy arftllery of tbe Coarts and also a private in the light infhfltry service at home. Gen. Sheri dan, wbo was invited to attend, has de- cHued to ttfbture to Edgcfisld. Trevil- lisa Statioa was aufllcicntly dangers us Amt the General of the Army. TheHeTv Hk ! Wkete Was He? The United States ‘Senate, last week, eoufirmed tho appointment of Frank Bradley as Collector of Internal Revenue for this State, only fourteen Republi cans, wbo an given over to hardness of heart and reprobuey of mind, voting in ths negative. And so eodeth Republt- cao ofieo holding in Csrohoa. Brty- ton’s dream of restoration has dieolved in moonship s °d henceforth he, the i eowhoy of tbe Ooogares, will feed pigs hild estt cows on his cattle form beside ths rapid river that dowt from tbe erst while still waters of Che mountain shed. iHC 1 Courier has a two letter font Hon, G. D. Means Davis, in which the Free Tnde the a flections te pater. Tbe >N. AC. Show that Mr. Tillman is unpleasantly *0 it. Tho Utl.r b tnfUU ud iBBrawIt. **d M candidates fur the State Senate in Abbe ville. hindergartan ardor of a Sobfsh For tY hout ft .Vtwy Coacerw. In tbeBprlog time, just as a young man’s thoughts arc turning to love, tbe average man and woman, not in love, are apt to feel ‘out of sorts’ and they need a little medicine to brace them up somewhat The following coming from an old time miller will not hurt yotrto try. Jest go an’ git you a han’ful of dog wood, a ban'ful of cherry nn’ a bau’ful of poplar bark. Then git you a little gran’elr graveyard root, and burn nlno red corn cobe—be shore an* git rod ones—an’save the ashes, an' beat all them barks an’ roots an’ nshee up floe. Then go to the blacksmith shop an’ git a banful of clean cinders an git a little piece o' brlmstibne an’ a little o’ sulphur an* a little piece 0’ saltpeter, an' beat them all up fine. Then mix the powders together and take a tea- spoonful threo times a day for nine days, an’ then rest nine days, an’ then begin agin an’ take It nine days ; an’ do this three times. By that time you’ll have it all tuck up, an’ you’ll be as fat os a hog. One of those heroines of whom the world hears but little lives near Lex ington, G«., Her name Is 3allle Hans ford. Her husband bas been bedrid den with rheumatism for nine years, and cbe has bad a family of four cbll- drsu—two boys and two girls—to sup port l«st year she bought 107 acres of land, much of it original forest, and with tbe aid of her two boys, fourteen and fifteen years obi, cleared five acres. She cut down tbe ttees, rolled the logs together, split the rails, built tbe fence, and burnt tbe brush, with their help; and mads last year nine bales of cot ton, also corn and peai enough for her own use, paid for her rent last year, paid her store account, and paid $40 on her land. She bas bought her moat for this year and paid for It In addition to this she has done the cook ing and gone to market with eggs and chickens. Tbe reason that a lady likes to wear tight gloves Is because it seems as though somebody was squeezing ber band. T aim to tell the truth.’ ‘Yes,’ In terrupted an acquaintance, 'and you are probably the worst shot la the country.’ ‘Man’s life Is wbat he makes it’— sometimes. More often Ills wbat some woman makes it, which is a great deal better. Qlrls, when your escort ventures on the aim clutch, aay hainh 1 ff. It is an ill appearing habit and a degree of personal familiarity which should not be permitted. Mark Twain, when asked by his wife If he loved the baby, replied that ‘be couldn’t say be loved It, but herespetb ted it—for Its father’s sake.’ It Is better for tbe geueral health of a community to have one good-natur ed mao In a neighborhood than four doctors. ‘Make room for the girls !’ cries the Woman's Journal. Ob, pshaw, the gills don’t want much loom. ‘A chair that will hold one with a light squeeze, Will bold two iery comfortably. Room for tbe gtrls, ludeed 1 Sit here, git Is. Oils and pomades are Do longer us ed ou tbe hair. This Is sensible, be cause hereafter a young man can help a yonng lady say nothing In particular on Sunday evening without having his vest soiled. Love is said to be the motive power of the woi Id, and yet fifty six women out of every ninety-two will stick to It that s well seasoned broom-handle Is more reliable thqft general suasjp'Q luc 1 aimedUdo results. . _ .,.e Some do^tners*claim that hot water core anything. One thing Is cer tain, however, and that is, It will cure a oat of singing under your window. ‘Papa,’ asked a little3year-olri,‘why do I say a short prayer and you a long prnyeif* ‘Because you are not old enough to learn a long prayer,’ exclaimed the fa ther. ‘Is that it?’ I thought It was be cause I haven’t got wicked enough yet to have to My a loog prayer.’ An ItHnols girl died from the effects of tight lacing. This ta a warnlr.g to young women wbo attempt to make corsets porfornf tbe work that proper ly belongs to young meo. Wife—Why, John, just see what a stupid blunder tho newspaper bos made In its account of our silver wed ding. Don’t you remember, I wrote it out that we bad spent together twenty years of married happiness, and the stupid typesetter has gone and made it twenty years of marred the roam of I ho AcL." of the General Aesenibljr entitled “An Act to regulate the AgenCfeaof Inaurunco Companies not incorporated iu the State of tVnirb Carolina,’' and 1 hereby license the said Mr. 1. 8. Bamberg. Agent atoreseid, to. take risks and trammel *!Tfm"i- ne-s of Ineuranee ia thiaStsie, in the^ounty of Barnwell, for and in behalf of anid Com- pony* . Rxptrea March Slat, 1887. W. E. 8T0.NET, - ■ - : Comptroller General. Summons to Absent DtfecdanL * T 0 ■ •••/'; tftati of Soufk Carolina I Court of Common liarnueU County. | lieu*. EmmaL. Anderson, Evan Widener and Ee* tee 8. IVeatbcMbee, Plaintiff", t , J^gqinet v . ^ , W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P., aa Administra tor of the derelict estate of E. D. Owens, Alfred Owens, Dickson H. Owens, Marga ret A. Anderson, Emelins A. Green, Ellen II. Green and Sylvania Penwell, Defend- eats. . COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Sr reed.) T-. the defendants herein: You are hereby summoned and required to answer tke complaint in this action, wliiidi is Med in the office of the Clerk of Court for B-irn well County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on tbe sub scriber at hie office at Barnwell C. H., 8. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tbe day of such service, and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff's in this action will apply 10 ihe Court tor the relief de manded in the complaint. D .ted Apri- 21st, 188(5, W. A. HOLMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney. W. Gilkobr Simms, C.C.C. P. [w] To the Defendant, Sylvania Penwell. Please take notice, that the summons and complaint in this action, a copy of which is served on you. wa* filed in the office of ihe t lerk of the Court tor Barnwell County, S. C., on the 21st day of April, 1880. W. A. IICLM AN, Plaintiff s Attorney. apr2lhViw Mortgagee’s Sale. By virtpe of a pow*er of mle contained in n mortgage from Ardia Ilex >1 to J. W. Fnrse, bearing date the 61k day .»f February A. D. 1884, and recorded in B.»ok 6 A, p. p. 116, t)G, office R. M. C. Barn well County, 1 will seltat Barnwell C. B. on iaf(s tiny la May next, within the legal hou.-s bfsale, the fol lowing described property, t6 pay ike debt It was given to secure: All the right, tiile and iitle^est of the mort gagor in ull that tract of land lying and be ing to the State and county aforesaid, in Bennett Springs township. Containing sev enty-five or one hundred ae^^s'ahd'botrnded 00 the North by the Port iWj'al Railroad, on the South by lands ofJL C. Brown and the Lower Three Jiutm, on Ao East by the Port Royal Railroad and JV C. Brown and on the West by J. C. Brown: Terms of sale cash. PttrdSha«r to pay for papers. J. Vf. FURSE. Mortgagee. ROBT. ALDRICH, Attwtyy. nprlo td Sherift’s S&le. glad U has been given so wide pnbltcity. Tailob.—'Married or unmarried V Hr. Unman'* views ae Federal affairs gfayr-'Merried.’ Tdlor (to| ter)—*Ooe pocket concealed ' of Teat.* Customer—Eh 7 are, la our opinion, eotirefy correct. In diffar , when onporftmitj permits, argument witii bins. Nultce to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having claims against the es tate of Ephraim Ulmer, deceased, are noli, fled to present Ihe 1: duly attested and all prr- son* indebted will make immediate payment to the undersigned at Brunson, 8. C. BEN 111 M. ULMER, epr22 4w ^ __ Executor. Application for Final Discharge, - Notiee is hereby given that the undersign ed will Ale hi* final account with 11. T. Rice. Esq., Judge of Protiale. on Monday, the 17th ■lay of May next, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon. aa Administrator of the estate of D. P. Baldwin, deceased, and ask tor Letters Dis- miasory. T, K. CARNES, :ip> J.’ td Administrator. application for Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the undersign ed will tile bis final account with U T. Rice, K*q., Judge of Probate, on Mondry, the 17th day of May next, at 11 o'eloek in the forenoon, as Guardian of Mrs. Jane M. Hair. Mrs. AnraL. Cooper and Ja.v B. 1 a'ee, and ask tor Letters Dumtssorv. UEOKUE H. BATES, apr22-ld “ Guardian. Applicant n For Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given tbat thi^mdersigw- ed will file..Wwvf nnnl account with B. T. Rice, Lga t ,"Judge ol Probate, on Friday, tke 7th l day of May next, at 11 o'cLck in the fore noon, as Administrator of the estate of Hen rietta Daniels, deceased, and ask tor Letters Dismissorv. SAMUEL DANIELS, apt 1.*>.4w Administrator. South Cakomna, Dah.vwkllCoi.nty. JOSEPH W. FAN'NINO vs. SIMEON EAVB8. BY VIRTUE of an executi'Nn to tbe Sheriff of Barnwell County as dhotcrM in the above stated cose 1 have levied upon and will sell to ihe highest bidder for rash at Barnwell C. H. on .Monday, wd of May, A- D. 1886, it being regular sales day of tVid monlb, be I wren tbe legal hours of sate/all that tract or parcel of laud lying and »ei > tg iu State and county aforesaid, containing seventy five aeres, more or less, and bum led aa follows : By lands of John J. ilrttornan. 1* _L. Mc Lendon. J. A. Pender and Mindy Hill Creek Levied upon a* the proporty of Si nenn haves (0 satisfy said execution. Porch iser to pay tor papers. v* W. B. PEEPLBS, S. B. C. ShtWs ~ office, April 8»h,' 188 i. apr 16-Id \ommon f house palntopK tbe an r vs hr }onr Aid fufnitufe reno writs fo & call upon JULIUS Y LIPS, TflUckville. 8. C., who will sntMuction in psiutiiB t '’-gnii jiiaMtieirioR und uphulatorin^' Prices as cheap as any other gbnd workman’s. v [m*r4 -BamT’oU 8b| W K-raTWAMI^. THETHO&OOfiHBRESMALUON RICHMOND, TVill serve a limited number of mare* this season, either at tbe fiome stables or in any converlent neighborhoods where flv j of more desire bis services. Rich mood is a rich mahogany bay, four years old, sixteen bands blgb, kind, gentle, graceful 1“ «0tkH> r aqd in pr lots and pedigree bos no superior fa lower Carolina. Although untrained be can trot bis mile in three minutes, and all bis at^ cestors have been superior roadsters and combination horses. Stock rais ers are invited, before making their arrangements, to call to see me at my plantation in Sycamore township or to correspond with roe, and any further information desired wtlfbo promptly TER, SiffiSb •• Auhlvkh . « W.wdwaXfV Ar Ilnruvvll * a *. * r. w. r m cat loiit era r £2 fcts law MM - kaktHtFaixu. 4 ,r Barnwell Wood* AYMfekv JBtVfirwrll ftoBeuMt TraW* totforat with South Car* ollna Kaltwajr Train* as ftfloWio No. I hassonoM tiunfroOt .'Jcrnfi Carolina Ballway from Augttata and ChariesttiB. No, Veonncrra wRk 86utfi Carolina Railway for OrarbWiMi. AC«wiffii«tMall pelrt* East and W 'o. S li*J froMsCutninlifo, ' pelrt* East anu west, from South Carolina Railway tV, (Iforlniton and Augusta. htKH’i C4ar)«fton U8TA DIVISION. WtST fD*ny) 6 86 s m furoiebed. feh4 J. P. PRIEST Allendnle. 8. O. RELIEF > FORI Y YEARS A SUFFERER FROM I WONDERFUL TO RELATE t - •‘For fovty years I have been a victim to ralatyh—thTacsfewHhawf the time n snfftvtr happiness.—Isn’t It awful ? Husband—Ob, well, dear, too hard on the poor Allow. May be he’s been married twenty years himself i pecial Notice. Agent for U ALTMAN’S Reapers, Mowers, Traction Engine. npriM) Light Binders and BROOKER, Williston, S. C. Master's TsTotice. Court of Common I lean. Slate oj South Carolina, llirrmrell County. R. ff. Walker, aa Administrator nf the en late of Thomas B. Colding, Ulninltff, againat Blanche C. Colding, Barney Colding, Gerard Cohliug, Kobe,a Hough A Sons, Paul 8. Felder au<lol hern, Delendnits. Ail peraonsholditf^ clnirna againat theev- tnte of Thomaa B. Colding, late of Barnwell County* deceased, will preaent and establish their demands before me in my offieg at Barn well on Monday, the 10th day oi May, 18»C. G. DUNCAN BELLINGEU, Master, nprlo 4w Sammons to Absent Deft miant. Slate of South Carolina, I Ct'trt of County of Hamvell. j 'J , tec». William Ellison. Luke HarVey ami Fred K L. Rwift, copartner* in rrad* under the firm name of Elli«oh A lluTvey, Plaintiff*, againat •«dl F. Moore and Joaepf* 1 ?**. copartner* .•dcr 4 the firm name of Moore & Sax, Louisa Moore and 8. T. Moor», defendant*, COPV SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. _(Conpiamt mot Striad.) To the Defendants herein. You are hereby stimmonrdaad required to answer the complaint in this a«-.tion, which i* file,! in tbe office of the Clerk of Court for ILiruwetl Coun.y, and to serve a copy ot yo-ir answer to the said complaint on tbe sub scriber at hia office, at Erwinton, H. C. t with in t > enty days atter the aefrieq. *».trreof ex cluaive of tho dny jtt-ssWraevrce; and i. you f«illo*r..iswer the ctmiphunt within the »a***w. 'aforesaid, the plaintiff ir. this notion will apply lo the Court tor tk« relief de manded in the complaint. Dated February 20th, 188ft: K: M. KIRK, PlainlifTa Attorney W. Gilmoib Finns. C.C. C. P, [naj To the Dtfendant, F.T. Moore. Please take notice, that tl* vQ'nmbnn and complaint iu this aciian, a copy of which in serve,! on you wax ft'ed in tho office of Ihe Clerk of tli 11 Comm foa hniLweil County, 8 C., on the 1st day of March, rtfiit;. - E. M. KIRK. ' Plaintiff's Attorney. mar2'i 6w • Master u Sale. State of South Carolina n. mm mMM dl.. * - - ww R. II. Walker ns Administrator of the ee* fate of Thomas B Co ding, Plaintiff, ■=1 Q/urt of Common Ileat. cut- in lining What f’ Tailor (rxpMutng j—To hl<*e your change, yon knoti*Rt night fm rtmr- rled taynelt/ ^ THIRD SEASON, THE GRAND OPENING —OF THE— KEY BRIGHTON HOTEL WILL TAKE FLACK ON Saturddy Afternoon, May 29th, 1886* ... jrizB A '-..tr GRAND CONCERT AT 2 O’CLOCK, BY THE Celebrated New Brighton Orchestra. During thq.afternoon tbe Uotel will be open for inopecfionC Al 9 P. M. a Grand Promenade Con* cert will be given. During tho Scmou of 1886 ipecial features will be introduced iu the way*of amusements for tbe guest# of tbe New Brighten Hotel. P. 8.—Special inducements in prices. Fof full particulars address J. F. BUKNrfAM, New Brighton Hotel, E&riva^’« Llimd, Si C* aprSJ.lsi cgnlirst Blanche C. Colding. Barney Colding, Gerard Colding, Robert Hough A Sons, Paul 8. Felder and others. Defendants. — 15? VIRTUE ofjt decretal ordar to medi- don’t above ent't ed cause I vill sell st Barnwell Conn House on Monday, the 8d day of May, 1886, it being rale day in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following describe'! real estate, situate, lying and belug in the State and county aforesaid: All that tract Of land containing one hun-> dred end seventy five acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of the Port Royal and AttgnsU Railway Company, lands of U. H Walker, W. A. ftlonnt, TAJ. Steed, Dr. Charles Colding and N. L. Jones, ... AtSO< A certain lot in tho village of Appleton bounded by lands of the Port Roysl and Au gusta Hallway Company, lands of W. A. Blounf, F. 1’. Walker. Clsyton Street and lands of Carolina Hopkins. Terms cash. Purchaser la pay fat papers. tv. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Master. apr16*td from excruciating pains aeroai Sfty forehead and n y nostrils The discharge* were so nffrnstvs that 1 hastate lo ntentiea it, ex cept for the gord it may do seme othrr saf- terer. 1 have spent a young fortooe from my- earning* dnring my tony years cf suffer ing lo obtain relief frem tbe doctors. 1 have trie,! patent medit-tne*—tvrry oh* I cvwtd Isarn of—from tbs four corner* ef tke earth, with no rrlirC. And AT LA8T (67 years ff age) have met with * remedy that has cured me entirely—inude me a new man. I weighed 128 pounds and now weigh 146. I used thirteen bottles of tbe medicine, and Gw cwly regret .1 have is that befog in the haSvble walks of life I may not have influence to pre vail on all catarrh eufferers to usa wbat ban cured me, Guinna'Pioneer Blood Beitewer —if HENRY CITEV18. No. 267 Fecund 8t., Macon, (Vi. Mr. Henry Chevix the writet ofxhtahe**, formerly of Crawford county, now of Maeesr, Georgia, merits th* confidence of alt iutfi 1 - ested iu catarrh. W. A. HUFF, Ex-Mayor of \hOOB. - - v Flesh Froductr anti Toaic 1 GuinnVPioneer Blood Renewer Cures all Blood and Skin Diseasao, Rlisuma- tiam, Scrofula, Old Fore*. A perfect Spriag M edict no. If not in your market it will be forwarded on receipt of price. Small bottles $1 00, large !fl 76. E-ssa. on Blood and Skta Diseases mailed free. WACON MEDICINE CO., Macon, G»* For sale by Brooker A Son. D. K. Efiggs ACo.W.8. Eavw nil J! II. Price. jaa24 * * • ream v \ri is ■ i ■ * 'fra, a No.4coBoert* vafi roWL.lArollna KaUwar for Cbarlesto*, CohuutAantl aTfnointa Eaat aad weat, D. k. ALLEN,O. PAT.Agent* JO0X B. PEOK, tienerat Manager. 5 Try T South Carolina Hallway. Catoweneyi^ March l4lb, 1886, trains Will ran as follows: (Dstin 6.10 p m 7.20p m 7.8G |> m 7.40 p m 7.61 p in 7-69 p m 8 11 p in 8.22 pm 8.2‘Jpm 8.4ft p m 49 p m Pally #.60 p m fi.tffi p m 6.14 p w 6.27 p m 6.8ft pm n 6.U pj 4 66 | 7 0ft 7.14 ff v a 7.22 7.40 p m ft.OO p m COLUMBIA DIVISION-WE8T. •*. Daily (Except toCamdea) Laave Branch villa 8.61 am 7-86 p m Arrive at Camden )AS7 p m 7.42 p m Arrive al Columbia Ri.fto n m 16.00 p m Leave CulwmHa 7.00 a m 6.27 p m Leuva Camdei 7.45 a at S. I6pna At, at Braac&vtffB 8 60 a m 7.20 p ■ El TRESS (DAILY) WEFT.) Lerfe OWrie^Toii 10 fStf fit Leave BravicyvTrr* 2.ft'»a m Leave Blaekville 4.26 a m Ar. Augusta 7.22 s m EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.) Leave Aagnsta lO -TOpm Ar. frt Rterarrtte ?.4ffam ^V. at Branrhvm# 8.16a m Arrive at Chari e. tea ’ 7.16 am Arrive ot Brauckville 8.36 a ra Leave BranchvHU < 8.60 a ra Leave E<listo 9Mnm Lshv* Midway 6'. 11 * m Lfthve Bumberg 9.1»ara Leave Grahams 9.31 a At Leave Lera 9.47 a fit Leav* niackrftfr , 9 64 a til LCWe Elko 79 07 a m Leave WUliaton 19 13a m Arrite hi A JCg&fa . 71.30 p m EAST. .(Italtyj Lea'ieASigwite 7.66 a SI Leave Willis toft 9.21 a ra Leav* Elko 9.27 am Lmvs BlaekvilM 9 41 a m Leav* Lout 9.47 a m LeavtOraharil 9 68 a m Lsav* Bamberg to.UOa m Leav* Midway 10.17 am Leave Edisto 10.28 a n Ar.arBranchvtTfl 70.87 a m Leav* Braaskvflri ft 40 4 m Ar. at CkurtrSO* 12 32 pm 1 y o I Q.ur ••CONNECTIONS." 34—J JAS. E- DAVIS, moiiuvwD coiL\sfixonm« Tlarnwell C. M.. M. C7. Conveyancing and eolluetiena ipecialiies ftbl 4 Central Hotel, Brood Street. Augusta. Ga. MRS. W. 31. THOMAS.^ Centrally loented. eonvenii'Ot to busineas. Base Ball Goods —ron SALK XT— G D O- LANGE* lit. Acitvir-m:, s. c!.. Dealer in Fancy Goods, Toys, Books, Accor, deons. Harmonicas, Ae. All kinds of Musi, cal Instruments repaired. Best Violia and Banjo Strings. I will not be undersold. *prl5 Dr. J. H. SnUth. Operative and Mechnnicstl DENTIHTv BANinilKU ANID WXI.I.INTO^. Will praetice nt tke fallowing places at time mentioned Bahuxio—Beginning the ftrat Monday in each month and continuing for tbe following wook. Ofliee at tko Harttog Hotel. WiLLtamn—The second week in each month. Office at residence. Remaining weeks in each month irltl meet e*gftgementain the co&ntry. aprrt.1T ‘ Fads for tie Fair. imui BIST i i ♦ Have great pleasure in announcing the arrival of « superb and cofffplete sprin; tuck of MILLINERY GOODS. The Indies of this and adjoining conn tiea are cordially invited to 6*11 and ex* amine styles, qualities and prices. Wc arc verjr sure that we can satisfy the mast fastidious tastes and tbe mest eco nomical buyers. Dress making, by an artiste without a superior in the State. Mfs. Randall, a Indy of £rcat experience find admitted taste, is in charge and will be glad to re ceive call* at our new location, 31 r. Jas. Kelly’s old stand, R. 11. Atftuuc. apr8 the Hoiair louse, ■O-A.UNWELL c. fa* S. C. An old Virginia welcome* to all gnests. Clean rooms, comfortable beds, good fare well prepared, punctual attendance and moderate prices. PARK HOUSE. . » No. 98 Meetieg Street, Opposite Wash ington Square, Charleston, 8. C. - ■* TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT BOARD. Ma«. Jno. F. OMara, marlS-Sui Proprietress. UDT poma^ au-l w* will » a rayal, ■ Bend IS Cents mdl you freo a royal,- valuahlr, ale box ofgtml* that will pat la the way of making mure mo. rime In Autr-Hta. Bulh yoa m ail age* eaa live at fi.ane arat work In apsre or all thethoe. taplul not ry^timL Wc wilt atart yoa. lunar*** pay nue for tfona who atart at . STINSON A V*-’-, I’uitUuif MAuc. 4tvXt PLEASANT RCX>MS, FIRST-CLA88 TABLB AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, 211 Kicg Street, Charlestea, S. C. (Four Doors South Acad tray of Music.) Tbte well appointed Hotet will he openeil for reception of One«ta March 1,1885, by G. T. ALFORD, recentlj Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Sulli van’s leittnd. The Windsor fe newly furnUned throughout, haring bait mattieasea and woven wire-springs os all beds. To make tbte a strictly fam ily Hotel np liquors will be sold on the premises. Having many years experience, I promise to ail favoring me with their patronage a pleasant home while in Charleston Rates: $1 50 to $2 por day. i by woeh or month. ~ f*h26 Caunectlona m*4s at Aaguoto wMh Goar* K. R. t. ardfr»m A' ' “ * tratas7«iik through Flurper be tween I'hwrfostoa nail Atlaatn ua night Ex press tvnlwa Conneetiaits nsadewtrkarleato* with North- Eastern R. R. for prtote North aaU-with NeW York Steamers on iftiavffuy*. , Conneetiona made n( Columbia with Co lumbia ami Greenville R. R. a*J rharlntte, ColumUia and Aagnsto K. R. to and from nil points o* both Ramis. CrantetWcfts msdeht BTaelriTl* with Bara- w«UR. R ^ D. C. ALLEN, O. f. ST. Agent. JOHN B. rtrie.General Manager. \ Guaranteed Cure Chills Ac Fevers. n mm FRONT OF T2E COURT BOUSE, Barnwell. S'. O. Is now open for the reception of transit nt and permanent boarders. Every attention will be given to the comfort of Ita guests. Fare, tbe best the markets wlU nftird. Rooms always clean and comfotta ble and the best service that can be obtalued. BEN DAVIES, '-** Proprietor. tHE RIVER SWAilP CHILL FEVEH atJBE- This great Remedy w«l, when takes accordmg to dJiecrions, never fail to cure ths wofuj enno* nt ahlito When Two bottles are taken the sure is guar anteed or agents are Instructed to re fund hwftej. This Remedy is ths #oodef of the Ifoh centbry. It Is s preveatatite aa wsllsaa Sore. ritiec $1 00 Fra hcfrlfc For sale at Biackrilie by , * « D *• BMOaa St Co, and at White Pond by , ——— ’ Wills St Co, General Wholesale Depot, _ DxJlL ft Co^ THE Blackfilie Bakery^ KESTAtTRANT -AtfD-*- ' : : ;■ - Ficily Groasry, J. H. BORbEK, Freprietor. Freeh Bread every day. Meals at all boote. All tbe delicacies of tHe eestoo. The choicest confectioneries* ewkes, candles, canned goods, fruits, vegeta bles. AH at tbe lowest prices and warrant ed to b* ths best CALL AND BE WBLCbMM - J- H- BORQER, Ball road Avenue, sep4 tL A.* EXsXiXS* AT-IOKKKY A.T. 1UAW. * Barntrsll C. U ^ fft. C- Cesveyeasisj^Mid Ppeeial oft ntiea is Collcuiuns. Green B. Rich. , * Jeweller Photigrajfcer, BLACKVILLD , s. c. 1 have r^vrtf a fraak stock ot riecks^wefry, mAUt uud platH wftrk, WMch ekufos.solid snd plated; *?**** tram# iof*. Also, ffuj| Im ef reek crystal sMeteefouL ^ k™**' 1 *^* w,,i< c, grid, aMkrasd steel framra Is enk touraa. repaired as4 wumated. . 7 My stock is eeleetaadrar* laessd la*. Aally b> vifo pabU* iaspeet iea. CttAS- O. LESLIE Wholesale and Retail Cotawtoak"' ty -*suijBini- * 7| FIBH, OFSTERSf GAME PotJLTH'ii SMUs Mes. IssdSFiek Market, Oiee Nos. 18 asd 20 lUrket St. •epM-fl*