The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 27, 1886, Image 2
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LAR6SST COUNTY OHtCUlATION
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THURSDAY, MaY 27. 18K0.
* • * KBTJ 1 -“f
Hie L«ic U. M K*n
' * Mr, H. M. Tliomproti whs b<«» Gtli
•.Jiwrcmber, 1820, iw Duodoc, ScotUud.
JU W«s «ducnrcd rn the best sqbwds W
AbettMUutry of «< boUrs, )jrsJ*»At>o? in
ttw Usirersitj of Ediwtmrg. In 1852
• (te emigrated to tbe United States. Here
J,c adopted toaebing as his profession
■aod was reoognieoO os one of tbe most
nuceessful and accomplished educators of
thclWire. MsnydT the most promising
men df younger Carolina receirei tbeir
yrdmiimry tniiuiug under bis direction,
fa 1853 bo eras married to Miss Jt-
nepbiuc Matthews, daughter of tl»e late
Mr. William V. Matthews of this coun
ty, in which ’WTTved until December,
1866, v ben bererooved with his family
•to Auatralia. lie remained there sev-
vral years, engaged in the practice of
the Kw, and returned to Barnwell, nr.
• Tiring here March 1870, liu was si>on
h.tier admitted to the bur iu this State
•and continued in setive prsctico until
4iis death. Hs died suddenly at bis mi-
dance, Hawthorn, near Williaton, tho
^9th inst. Uis widow and twelve chil_
•siren survive l.iun
For m«n> yrnrs he had been n con-
a;s‘cnt mcniher of the I*re»>bjierian
vhnrrh and hi^ Intth in the gu»rdian care
the Heavenly Father was perfect. On
Friday monting his mortal remains w ere
tuid to rest Ik Death the pines and neur
♦ he brnne that Im h.ved so well. And
l^cre were gathered to wituem tb-. Inti
kid rites ihc pnpiis he had tsnghr, the
4.k**talreha4 Hffv«4,4»*e pefvph* wh,.^
raiise lie hiul championed when the int-
♦ unes of tl.rir Sure were in peril, the
IVicods thnt he loved nud who will nerer
|‘.,rgot the memory of the ripe ncholif,
• Um* honr t ndvocuO', tli« sinecre patriot,
tha troe friend, hnehtnd and fat hi r.
(Us d.'sth i-t n public calamity. The
Worth of smh men a« hr is never known
watil they are eull< d lr<»m ll.e ranks of
t wVtivmg. (K hie privsto, pernonal hte,
no pine, so faithful, so tree sod devoted
ws con not write. That record, so fraught
with tauder, flagrant memories, ia the
aacrcd tresaore of hia family and his
fri.«t«U. lie was, b; instinct and inheri
tance n gentleman, and no act of lus
l*u*y life could bring a suspikb"* of re.
|»roach to tha long lina of honored an-
- castors wbosa viitnea ho inherited. He
brave to do light whenever cou
kcience commanded and never had a fear
but that of doing wrong. 1’ublic aduU-
4ion conld not sedneo him nor public
•s^amor drive him from the narrow path
uf right At all timea, under all condl-
tioas, duty waj the supreme judge and
guide of bis condunt. Always just,
faithful, considerate, be Ins wett acquit
Cod himselfof every respotwibility that hu
cvcotAil life has placed upon him. It
la not ocedful to say mure of him **
Christian, tea.her, scholar, counsellor,
. cttiscD, for, whoever knaw Aim, knew
Ms virtues, hia acquirements ^6d aceom
’ plisbincuts and no marc pathutic obilua.
ry uau be framed than the suggctlivc ex
i,. clamution we have heard so often, “How
j wo stm'l uiiss him i”
•«.*- -- • -
ri«lis 1 «4rr the Old ntiff.
^ Men bers of the Farmers’ ('on vent ion
•arc beginning to nmrwrer and explain.
As far as they go the corrections mud
wmendations already made place its work
*ad plans iu less objectionable li^kt and
jytt good ground for the hope (bat its
future will be less revolutionary than iu
birth and ohriateninj promised. The
plentiful criticisms have beyond doubt
1 moderated the extremists iuto a oonscrv-
alive moderation that is rcoilv refreshing.
- Tbe iutelligvnt reporter of.the Columbia
Register made one of those unfortuustc
mistakes that will occasionally befall
newspaper offices as well as well regulated
iamiUeh, when he attributed to Capt.
Tillman words that were never iu his
month nr in tho Bible. So fur as speak
ing of tbe original Moses m the great
lawgiver cf the Egyptians, Capt. Tilitnao
gave tbe proper ethnic definition which
was wickedly and unwittingly majtrent
edln the reporters revised version —
t. Shell of LaUrcns also claiBis, io
vigorous words, that he used no
je as the correspondent of
Chronicle raid that he jn*
ting tha subotitution
f'Jbr the regular Demo-
JL Thb Peoplk is
lb*t Cnph^’illmnti's Bib.
Cullrtgu, and modelled, after those of
Mkhigau and MbsUtippt; which have
stood tha test of time and arc avknowl-
edged to bo the btat of their kind in tbe
United States,'’ waath? pet idea of Capt.
Tillman, as iigbC of bis ele*v« reaohi*
iSTns were given to proposing it* cron-
tioa, method of administration aid sap.
pnrt.
Now a good teat to put to any new
proposition of suih iUi|M»rt. 1 M'0 ia the
q neat ion, WiU it pay ? AM that the pub
lie knows of the succe*a of the agricul
tural and mediaiikal coll go of Klbsis.
sippi has been learned from ucwspnpere
nod its President, Gen. Stcpkeu D. Lee.
Its large attendance proves Us popularity
and it ia reported to be revolutiouixing
agricultural mothods iti that S ate. If it
do -a nil that is ctainicdTr Tt there can
be do doubt but (hut U is a profitable
new departure. There is a wide spread
prejudice against k book farwiug'’ in (he
South, ond under the influence of that
sentiment and other individual con vie
lions, many practical farmers will lied-
titc to favor the experiment. If Capt.
'ii.'.inan, Dr. Tindal and other ivpro
aeuiatiyc COriVcutioiiiata could go and
filly examitio its workings and report
progre.ic they would he able to inform
the people more satisfactorily than the
newspapers and Gen. Lee have done and
c ystalixe public opinion'fur or agiinat it.
If after re eiving such enlightenment the
farmers and mechanic* arc mire that they
Want i ho college that settle* the qaestion
and they might to have it. Aid us i.
will be their peculiar i list it u lion it is on
ly right lb .1 theyphouhl have absolute
cmirol of it* manageiucut. 'Ihey touhl
tlieu be i-ol.-lv r.'Npinsible tor its suceesa
or laihire sn.l would naturallr do mure
to sus'n’i) it iban ii men of other pur.
•uka had cn ire or partial iufluvnc*; in the
udmiuLtmtinn of itnaRaira.
It is true that it Wmild he class lr«i.!-
— -
litn.n to so provide and ihercft.re - fiflen-
sivc (o I he dnetrine of Dcmm'ratic eijiiali-
IV, but me j»nod to be reap'd by aniT
Irfiin it would more than eoiitvrlmliMire
the littlo harm and huning > f fee lings
ihut might re.*id*.
But ibp manner falUm upon hv U
oonventinn to raise tnoiuy to support it
is improper and nnf .riunate. It very
well tu I'.rale the iW ||r> emoty
I list hid* ihc kighc-t for it, hui to r»i e
(he sum n. oesrary f*r i.s annual support
by d. uhiirg tin* privilege tav on com
j merriu! fertillz is is unjust to the farmers
nod objectionable bccau.14 of its indirect
ness. D savors ratlier of-harp praet ec
than of agrictiltund opienuess. The ftirm
ers ooutribnte n proportion of their taxes
to the support of other in^tita'.ions frmn
which they arc elaimed to w«ccive loss
benefit tban people ol other occupations
and .t benns right that they should he
helped by those that they help. Bcsid- a
the incrcare of the privilege tux is iocon-
siatent witli the Hs>ertiou of the poverty
of ftirojers, the popular tirade against
eomaicreisl fertiliaers and the frequent
eharges "of fvuml ttt rhtar aumafieture
and guaraiitcee of stiHidjrd. Ptthapa
tlm idea hud oiigin iu the CKrinriveneos
of the srlicinc mapped out. Tha farm*
ers, under it, coukl properly say to oth
ers who sought to meddle, iu our college,
we pay for it, and you have no right to
open your mo^jia about it. Further,
tfiT^rogramme afrove is as cleverly ral-
cuhrtcd to disarm the opporiliou of non-
farmers as it is to secure the class eup-
port of si mo n pare agriculturist*. The
proposition t« resolve the Statu into a
brewing committee to ask Congrc-s to
pus* the Hatch Bill (a bruthci of the
Blair ub nnination') appronriatiog 8lo,.
000 annually to each .State for the sap.
INSURANT* II ENSE.
^XECUliVK Dfe^ALTMENT. )
Ofrinaor (Tilkr«bi.Lr.B Qaasaai^ l
CoLrxbU.JS.C . May Jg(h. im j
Mr. B.
- . • r.
cio* of a |M>!i;k*al part nerd.ip between
him and Capt, B. R. TiMman, lurking to
bu el<y^ioo ah Governor, everybody
who knows Uncle Georg* knows that he
ia able to “tore his own skillet. w
Hr I tiff In Anmliar flwfM. •
Pnmcihinft’K broke loose in Georgia. . —
The contest between General Gordon amT
Mnj rr Bacon for the Domocrstie onnii-
nation for the Govirnordiip of the Km-
pirc Brnte (d'llie Month became ao per
sonal and aoiiinoiiioiii. las' wock Uiat the
rcS|>ci'tive manager* of the. disringubbed
caudidates agreed for the sake of party
Harmony to dbcontiiMie joint discussion
and It each man hoe hi* own row.
And .now i* a good time for the people
to step in and lay tlie-e ospiriug gefitlu-
men on the shelf. Tnclr conduct h is
shown that neither of them is fit to oc
cupy tlx) exalted office for which they
arc scrambling. It would bo rcrygiat- ]
iljiug to sec such .a man as J. (J. C.
B'ack of Augusta called, by public “spou-
taniety,’’ to the executive chair.
Ta’eef Keal Estife »t
Ur virtue of tbe y'iwef ccaUiood 4* a err-
tsin molt
‘•foe*
If Vou Wish
. s-
I canity ihat Mr. B. W, p. Rowell of *i^n* and duly fireigoe l ant. 1 will offer i««r
OrohamlT. 0„ Agvnt of the Mulual Reoerte. s»U at Uarnwell C. H. on ailrsdsy in Juno
Fund Lif« IiMUr*ncr'(.ompsay, iucorpo next, being tire 7ik «l*jJ ttrercyf, witlun ibo
Mtn.1 hr tit* HJitt* nt New Yurk, ires com- legal bnurauf *«le, to t*re hi|lrest bidder for
plteil w lih tb« rrquinlioire of lire Act ef Ure ; c*«h. lire following described pr. misee :
ttoweml AJlsrlJibly entitled “An Act toreyu- | ‘ AH that tract pieef'or parcel of land *it-
laie the Ageuoie* of liisurxnoe I'ompAuies | uat*. Iyiii|; and beinp; nt rempbel.ton depot
not Incorperated in the Slate of South Caroe j on tbe Uu« of the Toft Roy-vl. nmi Auguida
lio.i.‘ , nml 1 hereby license tbe said Mr. R. | fnilway; cbn>iinio({ the acre, more or less,
tV. i). Rnocil, Agent ntoressid, to utile risk* ' bounded on ibe NWib by A. «nd L, Von-
...i -■ mens and on tire South, Fast and West by J
F. S-tnders and brother ” *
■oitjraye mad* aniA exfcntedhy Hen* 1 To bar* your bonne painted in the beat
D. Onffin to U. 7, Sibley ami hi* s^jatyh? of your o d furniture renovated !
write to or e.vll npoti JULf US TIUL l
WPS* Blhckvil'e. y. C., wjho ni l site
and intimitt oil huiiae*s of Insurance in tbU
Smte. in tire County if Barnwell for and iu
behalf of •*(!> Company. -
Fxpirt-a Marcb Slsi. 1887.
w. k. sxoney;
Comptroller fleneraU
Child mi’s Carriages.
Childrou’s Carriagos-
* a]HRI 1
Blackville. tt. C-
TrUrwic ot tocspect.
WhereaAlmighty God, In ihe
pensatiiiu <4’ H tswrovidcuce, ho* socn
fit to teimn'e frimt ua by aenth our bc>
loved pastor, ilev. J. F. Buiat, who Itad
but rcoeutly b* 1 *®*® ou f i.hephfcnl hut
whs was uo stranger among us fur we
had known and loved him fur many 1 mg
yvnw’xnd tlie tic of riucero Chriniinu uf-
fiction Mrengthened the mor6 we came
iu (ontuct with him ; therefore lie it
Remind, That in the death of Bro.
Bu st the Allen'* Chapel church ha* lo*t
it Mi'*, an etruest and fuithtul p.is'or;
the Barnwell Asseciatiun an able, effi
cient and courteous nioderntor, lie B.^>.
list deuominnti m one of it* most ttscful
memberr, hir ber.nycrt wife a kind and
affectionate ami. h>vi'<g hn-band, bis
cmiutiy it good man, a i^iriotic citixsi.
2nd, That while our heirts are fad-
demnl by this v vere affiicijon, and while,
we fannbrunilcrstand ihe'Iniimie niysic- ,
rie* ol God, vv' derive eonsohitioti Inun
h>* blessed word “W hum the F-ther lov-
rrirdoilt he chasten" mid “All iLings
wo/k togetLi r for o mmJ to bo-e nLoloVe
Goil.U -
i*d. Thnt while we moura, we sorrow
not as flume- vtubout lt«>|.a bur leel tltwf
our loss is his etern d pain and hope at
the grind trihumd of tinhorn jitstov to
tii#ct Bro. llttist ngitin, inei t Itttn in tlie
coOrts of cvcrla.iliog bliss, w L. n* iheu.
will be uo trore puling, no in<*re sink-
uess, s.maw, paiuor duuili, hui w;ll there
ho uh!« to unite with him In chanting
pni-es to firel sud tie J.mjh through
out Hrutily. . ——
Jilt. 'That we mutnnny •vrapathiz-;
with I Is other ehnrclica in this our ir>
re| urnb'c loss, and tender to bis bereaved
family our deep, earnest and heart ft It
sorrow and lowurend lltt-m tu the keep
ing of liun who alone cannot err.
5ih. That our ihmcli be deeped iu
mourning lor three mom Us and a blank
f iurc in oar minute be ok be inscribed tu
In* incjxwny.
Gilt. That ibis preamble aiol resolu
tions be published in thc< Dapii.-t Cost •
tier and county papers and a c py be
sent to hi* bereaved widow as a token of
our respect.
Done by order of Allen’s Chapel
Chinch.
K. B. SaNBEKs, Church Clerk.
Sole Ap«n» fBrJIsrawelt t.’unuty fbr nil
atylcs of Cbildreu s Csrrisyea, ranging iu
price frum t" 540.00 each. l*ai lies in
search of tkcar yood* will besr in mird Uiat
1 will sell them any siyle of Carriage Kt my
store in Ulsckville tor ihc snuie money they
would pay in any city. I anil he sole niceut
fur Barnwell (louniy for the extensive hotise
ofO. McMiHan, t$0i> King 8t. t'leirle-ton,
c. E UYLES.
way-#
3sid inorlguge nnd amifrnment srn reconl-
eii iu theofiice of lire Be](isler of Mesne Con-
rcyancee for Ihunwell County iu U«ok b D,
pp -.t)7, 208 and 209.
told eut ject to the lien of • senior mort-
l?' 1 ?®- ,
Purchaser to pav far pope's.
E. FKASK WARREN,
J may If) id-.——___ ■ A»*i^wee.
K ITOH ttAIaK-
One Brick Manufacturing .MAddne.
1 patily lU.dUU to 12,001) hr'iek per day.
MIEKIFFS SALE. •
Fouth Cawihjss. I
ft AN (WELL CoCMTT, r|
/ F. W. WA'tRNIR k CO.
vs.
J. W. WuOOAVARD.
App’y to
ninylu-Iiw
W. II PATEN,
Allendale. 8. C,
Ca-
“"4
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given ibst all persons
holding claims ag-iinst llcury Kinsey, de.
ccase<l t bile of i'.ai nwell County, must pro-
uriil ihc sanic properly sitesrcl to.eiilicr of
the Mi.tkrsigned Ut .Midway 8. by the
tir*l day ot'August, 180*1, or l>e tmrre.l pay-
meut. WILL 1AM KINSEY,
Executor*
SKINNER WILLIAMS,
Attorneys fur Executor
April 2«th, 1880. ’
may 13 4w
CANDIDATh’ft C’AKHS.
“ I VespeclfuTIy snnnuaee myvelf * candi
dal n for lire Deiuucratie uonunatisn fur
Sch.Kil Cummivsiuner ai ibe Primary Elec
tion sno pledge my-elf to r.Kide reMsIl and
suppurl tue parly nominee.
TUOi. B. RAQOOD.
In announcing my elf * cniididatc for
Pruliote .lodge of ttnrnwelt founly al ll.e
! coming eteeilon I sisnd p’lytgod in abide by
F>Y VTRTTE of an ex<*<-ntion<o the Sheriff
of BarnweM c<reuly m direotvd in the shove
staled care. I hove levied upon and will •ett
In the b'ghe*. bidder tor rush nu Monday,
iheTrh dsy ef June, 1880, at Barnwell t\
It., K Iming regular sales day r.-T said month,
briwoen ike lecolhours of sale. Ihe following
deannlmd real property, to « H :
A fthe right tilie and iuieir-tof defend
antioihiu lot of laud in the lawn ..I Birn.
well containing One acre,, more or !e*«. and
hounded nv. rt-e Noriti by Mrs. Laura C- To- ,
bin. East by Marlboro street. Sank by Mi-s | «nd regulaiions tthisU skil. go vein
'Vest by
W
Colilinl.is H. Bellinger and on the
lands of d-W. 'Voodssnl.' •
Levied .upon as the properly'of J.
Vfandwsrd lo s*iisfy , sabt eaerntrim.
Pru.jhssrr to pay tor papers
W. B PKEPI.E* 8. B. a
Fhrritf s Office, May 16ih, IWd.
——tlI-— mav?vt.ti|
ttheritt's Palt*.
—fbtern Oraoust.
BruswKLLCuvsvv.
T. M. UR I ATOLL A TO. '
.
THOMAS J. OOI STS.
BY X*I RTI f E of an nsemiy to the Shotiff
<d Barnwell fmirdy s« .Taecle.l in the shove
staled ra«e, J have levied upon and wilt sell
io the highest bidder fur ca-b on Mninhty.
ihe 7th d iy of June, 18*C nt nrnweil C II.,
it being regular sale* day of raid monih. be
tween ih« legal H-mrs of salt, the tullowing
Heal Ptsipeny. t* wii: s
All I bat plar.laiion of land containing
three bundled and thirty asvea. more nr less,
and bounded se follows.- On lb* Noith by
l.iuls Ssllkeh ilehie swamp. South by e-nue
of H M. Kay. Kis' by J, C Kirkland and
Mrs. C. A. Suit, tV«*t "by cot ate ol H M. Bay.
ALSO.
ftreirncl e>n'sviing fm\r hundred acres,
j s ore or less, sud bounded, by e-tsie <■( II.
M Bay, •slate wf Dari i li. Ktce, Ur. E. 11
Dowling and A F.. Frre. \
Levied sip.m as the prtqicriy ot Thomas J
I'am Is lo satisfy said cxe.-oiion.
Puickaser lonnv forpcpeiw. ,
VV. B. PEEPLES. 8. B. C.
Sheriff s Office. May kith, I88(i.
may20 id
port of a^ricu^turaTinsttittircwt. is anotlicr
uiiniakc. Every dollar drawn by a
8outhoru.State I’rum the N/utonal
ury cost* two or three dollar* to the con-
HUucrs ol'tlic tomcticiiiiy State, and wc
*r«j jrelting to be a-NATION too fust
any how. The protest against the pres
ent upprupriatio'J ol’ Congressional bene
faction* to the South Carolina College i*
u piece of silly dap trap spite work. Of
course until the real agricultural aud me
chanical college is in operation the ap.
propriation must go to that institution or
stay iu the treasury vaults aud while
South Carolina vvou'd be paying the fid
dler, Michiganders anti MisKt-ripiuns
would be indulging in the modem edition
of tlie aboriginal 20m dance.
Aud at this mile stone wc will rest a
week. Aud all that we have cbnsidcred
today can be done iu the Democratic
party, pure and simple and without any
amrcultural annex. ‘
O
SriseiiL Nmrr to Tkavelma—9io
iraltre will tuti ou tbe Houtti i ar.ilina
R tihrBy beiwe«n ton o'clock imxt Mon
day ni8ht and four forty o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon. Don’t be caught.
r
Major Courtenay left Charleston for
Kuropo on .Monday? .
Fourteen Kd^field enadidates have
publi.^Mf canton the AYlrertiser.
The primary election in Aiken county
will be heid the 27th of duly.
J. J. Woodward shipped the first rq>c
peaches from MontmoreucL-Mandayv—-
Hon. I). Wyatt Aiken has declined to
he a enudidaic for Ctngrcss on account
of fiitKu“ Irtaltb. '7
HIEHIFF S SALE.
8o\ rtl CxBnux v, I
BASSwruCoLSiT. J
BUjflE* & ( ARSUT.LL
va.
F. J^KANDERS.
8VME
vs
SAME.
MIKE BROWN
\ YimilXU fiANDEKS ami F. J ^ANDERS.
BY’ VIRTUE of 1 be within axoeotirms to
t be Sheriff of Ba riiwcIN'i'Utiiy ns di ryot id in
the st>ovf atnte<i cases, T Juvc levied l
} and will cell Lybe highe.-t hiiiili»r f,.r ....
Notice lo D: burs Htxl Crediiois.
M'lnJay, lire 7jh »iwy-*fymrer'A tv. 1 **rr.~al'j'an'r'VfT
Bortiwoll C. II., t» being regulnr .-u'w >liy of
rsi I nnodh itatwee* tbe legal hmrr*«f sale
the ft>llowiug .lescriU-d Real property, to wit.-
AH lUM'TrivYreFplantation of land .»itu«
Me hi Bed Onk township, coiitainitig till
Imndred acres, mnr* or less, and bounded as
follow*: Oa f:re North- by binds of the
O'Bannon eitatc and J. J. Aai'o'n, on the En-t
■ _ ^rlttXint-
AH persons holding claima
tateofCt*. Kirkland, drived, are hereby j dcra and’Ju-hon" Brig^Vouik‘bv’TU
notifled to present thmi uu,y uliested before
me ou or before the IJitTdayof June A. D.
I88<>. and nil who are indebted will make
payiueut to tho undersigned nt once.
D. T. RICK, J. P. D. C.
may 27 -3w
J. P. Strobel,
BLACKY ILLKSC.
Agent for Baru«c'l couoly and soe-
tious of udjaceui counfic* that tralc at
BlackviHe for tlte celebrated Gcjticr
St. am Engines, Boilers, iraw Mills and LeTi ^ * , I ,on »• ,1, « foprety of V J. and
MnchinistV siinnliorf ' irgtniaband rs to sttl.sf, said exccutioas.
mans
Altaandct. It. F. Rout*tree and estate of B.
O. Sanders, West by Mokes Sander*. Nlrai
1 Angler, Mrs. Ho'mes, Dr. Holmes andJ.J.
Aaron. Tits beiug all the land of defend
ant tu Red Uak aud (best ('ypress towuships.
ALSO,
All tbatiract in BunnctLSpringstowusliip,
knowru as the Ingram tract, eouiati.iog tivc
lmndi«.t and fifty acres, more or less, snd
tiounded ua tire North by Mr*. 1'eck and
T. J. Rountree, East l*y the Lo-’cr Three
Huns, South by Jud-on Boantrrc and Mrs.
Holley, W«st by Minus Harden, that being
all the hind in Brnnetl Springs township
owned by defendant.
. Machinists’ supplier..
Also, tho Ccuicuttial Cotton Gin, the
best iu use.
tnayir-tf
TurcUaderto pay lor papets.
W. If. J’tKI’LES, S. U. C.
Sheriff s OIUm:, May 14tli, 1880.
nittyllfl td
tire Democratic i-triy.
R-s| vetfuv.
• LnNtS>l BEET G ANTT.
7* //.. Di uu/rnit r Volrttui ^.rm rtl O.*: iff:
i a*k to l.r c-n-nreiot a vandi.hite for
nomination os tludire of I'r-.Oiiie in the ap-
piot.cliing ttrcii .n—su'.j, Y m all reap ci*
totiivpte.:pc*i aiid / j'. , ,:H!ai^<ii> lo cuiittol as
RevpvctluE v, _ ,
A. Ills tv A It J PATTERSON.
TUrnwclI. .Tib April I
sT.tiK 0? i0\ m ; AilCLINA.
BARNWELL C l *»CMY,
IN Til K '“•’CRT r>T '*ltr»U VTg.
By B. T. Rick, L-q , J.t.t^ of Rtc.baie
in ft iiuw. b Cauiity.
Wherfss. 'V . Oiltwet e Sivani*. P. C. P.. ap-
plie. lor letters ot Ai'nun.s. ‘.lion on ihe dtre-
liei e-tnte of Hubert lltrdeu. dcsensed. .*r.
1 he*e are il»er»IV.re,«.. :Yt« anu •Amnatth
all and singular.'tire kindred and ere-litor*
of theaaid dvc-raseil to be and appear helore
mr at a ('ourt of Probate for the s..i<l conn'y
to be h'ddea at Barnwr'I .C. It. on Tues lay.
the 22nd day of June. lE8fi at I] o'clock a.
ir.'lo show cause, if any. why tire said ad
min sirr.ti.tu should not grant.-1
(Si.en under nry ban'! a id the «enl of the
roi.it Ihu 12th day of'>4 if. A D.
and in the llitU year.mf dmerienn Inde-
p^nileece.
B. fTTYTE.
, .Iad|<e of Piol-ate.
P Ubshel in_Tnr i'sorir M»y Uth.
1 8X.'i. sn l p.>ete«l on tlte l oan House drwrr
tor lire lime icc^tiied by law.
I'uiomoiih tu Absent Drfettla ti.
C»url o/ Commt-h T
ruu,.
StaU •/ South Carulmm
Larnirtll County.
Emma L. Anderson. Evan Widcncr aud Ls-
tCa S. Wcathersbee, PlaiDUffs,
agalasl
W. Gilmore Simms, (*. I*. P., a* Admiiiislra.
tor of the derelict estate «f E. 1). .Uvvetis,
Alfred Owetfs, Dickson II. Owens, M»rga-
ret A. Andir-iou, Emeltiie A. Grrey. Ellen
It. Green and Sjivuuia Penwcll, Defend-
rats.
COPY SUMMONS I^'R RELIEF.
(ComjtUunt SerrfiCj ’ : .
To the <1. fendaUrhi'icin :
May 10th, is-;, tr
rnoti
ollce:
(Hand after Mur.dey,
»«Tr r ^ : ‘ i . • win raw aa tWhresrtn ftirthoi
you SAM-ractton in paitinn>r v gruimog, i
inarb'eixtng and uphuLforiPg. I - ' [Imar—Exaept 8n»alsy«.t
Friee* an cheap as any other good
workuairi*. ~ ~ • £tnar4
\V«..fwXVVAlfl>.
TflETEOaOOSHBRED 8 fALLION
W* t- -
iiicriMoisrD;
Wiliaorveti limited Dumber uf mnrrs
tbi*Heoaon,either at the home Btablre
or in any cnverlent nei8iib<>rh.)oil8
wh. re flv s or more d> alie hi» services.
Richmond l« a rich mahouany bay,
four Tears old, aixfeen hands h4gh,-
kind, gentle, praceful in nettop,,and In
p. im* and pedigree has no superior iu
lower Carolina.
AithouchTuntrained he can trot Ms
mile in tiiree'n iuutre.uud all hi* an-
crstorH liaTo been superior roadi-ter*
and conobinaTtow horwis. Stock tula*
era ate invited, tofilre makitur their
arrane^ftienla, to call to a.-.* me a' my
plantation In Hyeamo.ro township or to
eorreapond with me, aa t any further
it fot biatioD desired'will b*- promptly
fi.rn’ehed. J. V. PLIES l LR,
f.U AM.n 'ale. S C,
MELJEF
v .-v V
1 ,
3
STATTOXV
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1.V Ulai-kvillo
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leu
8 40
" Wirtd ward's
1 :«
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Ar liarnw.u
It 1 .30
Mi
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STATIONS.
A. M.
p. >t.
Lr Cn i n well
• 7:19
6:15
*■ W'oialwarP*
Tr.-J
&J3
“ A,hteij;h
7:2S
6:33 '
Ar BUckrilt*
t:40
a 0 •
Ramw.'nTliillmad Trsin* enonvet with South Car-
4- stin* Roilwav Trsin* u Mluwi;
. No. I hoi .ouuerttou fnm South Garolioa Railway
frUnFAugiUla and Chatk-sti n.
,No. ♦ ronD.-cts with Sr.iiih Camlina Railway for
ChsilvMon, AuguataaoHaU uoirta La-t and West.
No. 3 has funn.-ctluo from Siulli ('ar-liiis Rails ay
fnwn fotnwifita, OassdeA, < UaHinton a ad Aagii-ta
No. 4 eonwcU with fwulh . arulina Hallway fur
Charleston, Columbia snd all points East and VVrst,'
I). « . ALLhN.O. I** T. Agent.
JOHN R. PECK, (•encral Manager.
Smlli Carolina Bail way.
Commenctng _J.ay' fith, 18861 trainJf
: will run as follows :
ACffVSTA DIVISION.
WEST
(Dally) ' Pally,
6 r.J a m 5.10 p m
8.3j • in 7.20 p m
8 AO x in 7.85 pm
8.5a a ra 7.P6 p m
# 00 a m T.f>5 p m
t» 18 am 8 02 p tu
. #.28 am 8 04 p. ;n
h.r.K a iu 8.24 p m
9,45a in 8,31 p di
3.b8* m 8.44 p nt
» li) Mia mf !f.5t. p m
>1.25 p u 10.15 p n! 1
EAST.
FOR l Y YEARS A KTTFFERT.R FROM
CATARRH.
WON DE ain: L Tf) R EL ATE!
'•‘Fur forty yeara i have torn a victim to
fatariff—llir'i" fourfbw of the time n-nrtvrer
from « ruciaiiitg pv .. i^y furehewd
nid n’v n -tiii- fi't. •K«ciiargO'< were »i»T
T.ffen-re* ih.u I he»iiVeto nrention it.ex-
cept fortIre goi d it may dn-lime oilier anf-
leror. I bive -penl a yiamg foriurre tVoin
icy inmnigs doting my tarty yraraof.i flir-
ing tu ..loaiu relief fi ani tlied.>etora. I have
tiicd pilcrt uudiiine*—every one I emud
I* urn nt - from tbe f mr eor-era of the eatth.
witli no relief. And AT LA"-? (57 yea'* of
hgnt !:av e met with a leiuedjthat has fired
me ewlitwly—made me a new i;nn I weighed
12- piiiinJa ttn.l nnW we:gh I }*’, I .-eh
thirteen Louli *nf the medialne. a ii d. t kc only
regret 1 have ia that being in iheTiiimhi*
walk* of li*e I nrej not have intliienretojr*
vnil on all catairh »uffcreia to rise what ha*
cured me, •
Guinn's Pioneer Hlood Pcnever
—HENRY rilEVrs, •
• No 207 Secant St.. Macon. (Jo,
Mr. fTerry t'heviw the wrllet ofthculinve,
formerly of t'rawford c.i'intr. now ..f Meroiv,
fieiiigta. tirer is the confidence of all inter
ested in catarrh. W. A. Ilf.'FF.—
Ex-Mayor of! cos.
A m'lMCHIl
Flt-sh r i To tic!
[Wily)
freavcAngtsnfa . A. 15 « in
f t.aaveU iiltsloa 7.81 a ra
Leave Elko 7 37 a m
Lmiv« lilackviU* 7 .’0 a in
Ireitvt l.cr * ' 7..V; a m
Lenve Gtahfiios 8 ilia m
Leave Binlwrg 8J7am
Leave Midway
Leave Ediato
Ar. at Branrhvillt
Leave llranchTillt
tr. at t barleaton
acriburai hiaolli<e at barn writ i*" II., S. C.,
within twenty d.iys after tire service hereof,
exclusive ol the day of *ocl> aerviee. und if
you fniUftansworthe couipluiut within the
time nforemid, the pl-iitmSW in this fteilolY'
will npply to the (ionrt for the relief d«-
mandeil iu the coinplaint,
D ted Ajiii 2ist, li8ti,
VV. A. HOLMAN,
IM .infiff- Anon.cy.
W. GiLmorr StMna, C. C.f) t‘ [uij
to the Defendant, Sylvania Penvrell.
IMease take notice, that the snuininnH nod
centplainl in thi* action, a copy of which is
scltedon you. was filed in the office of the
( Irrk of the Court for Barnwell County, S.
C., on the 21st day of-April, ISHd.
W. A. hclvian,
Plaintiff s A Korney.
apr2O-0w
i? so orthodox and tl l!t (
mlj lltc Bdwfield Mofttlor k^wbly
, ItHotriog of th* exLlffafr of tho
theiK-ftl traditional "negro lx the
> jJb.-*'- .
, I And pow, living qompfofed Iki, pre
‘t't work ofW*«ff<i»«oooTei.tfoD
ffuthorilj,
^ nMt
W.’ e
A Vllslat I>lffVrci»ee of Opinion.
. The News.and Courier and PalmeKfi
(Port Royal) Post arc advising the
Dc.moerats of iIhi Second District to’&cnd
n ucw mao lo Coo«refa next November.
From our knowledge of tho filuati^ni
these edilonHl hrethren hccm to be in n
j very lonesome miudrity. While (here
is • l«t of good Congrentional timber in
tbia ditorict, a large majority of ita Dem-
ocrats, Uftleaa we are wcfuUy mi-takeu.
believe that Uncle Oaorge has .{pore tod
better bnioa taairM; a -d «i) oUrer Car-
.ohai Coiurresmae* his views oo.
aft public b#o«s ftrcdaffto^omlinwi^ oof-
yc.'t P» id. i fh* kavp im-| i.-r-yntt-n
Nulicc if Ajp'kalion for Ciiarler.
-
Public patice is hereby given by (lie un
dersigned that thirty days alter the date
hereof they will apply tu VV. Gilniore Nimms,
Esq.. Clerk of the (’ourt of Common Pleas,
for a UrerMr for a Colton Manufacturing
Company and for other purposes.
w r itfartT uiiam* t .
EDGAR E. SELL
6th May. 1885.
DENTAL BURG-EON.
l«to ACICVIL.L.1R, M. C.
REGULAR APPOINTMENTS
as follow*:
Barnwell C. II.,front 1st Mon
day (or aaiea ila*4 ia aach month,
lo Wednesday evening. Office at Pattenoa
House.
Will be al hi* H'tote Offle# in BHckriUe
♦very Pwfurday, and wiH moke spf.lflltntria j
with re 'feet> to ram fireot at either of ids |
•dbees at svtr vm*- He kt» a (p-oJ Dema
Ch^H' is *.tah rffi-e sn4 pat mm wiu. Tri.l !
eonturiabSaio have war’s done «>ikt i
«* «■• •- " t
tr 1 "
ivTATE OK SOUTH UAKOUNA,.
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IN TIIK COCRT OF PROBATE.
By B. T. Rice, Esq., Judge of I’rolwte j
—. in Barnwell County.
_ Wheraas, G. R. M irrwMrpjrtie*.for Letters
of Adaninisttatlon ou tbe iftote of Robert
iinrden, Jr.. deceHsc-I,
— These are, therefore, lo cite nod adnmnlsh
all trail singular, Ihe kindred and credit ore
of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at a Conn of Probate for the said county
to be holdon al IVirnweil C. H oa Saturday,
the 281 h day of May, 1886, at 11 a clock a.
in , Iu show causa, ii war, why tha said ad- J
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Kind and the seal of, the
Court this 17lh day of May, A. D. 1886,
and in the 110th year of American Inde
pendence. ^ B. T. KICK,
r Jtsdge ef Probate
Published in Tr> Peot>lb May 20th.
1886. snlpcatcl on the (?nwl iiou»o door
fur the Uare r»ouir*4 by jaw, — - v
i pecial Notice.
Agent for C. ALTMAN’S
Reapers,
Mowers,
Light Binders end
Traction. Engine.
^ * E. BROOKER,
WillUton, J>. C.
apr29
Facts for tie Fair.
fflCS. EMT S t
Have great pleasure in announcing the
arrival of a superb aod coniple-e spring
Lock of
MILLINERY GOODS.^
ire*<rt
i u» r»f < t tt. jr.og tuorr
*v at rere*' i8» n »•- Hrtu- • '♦ .B tIm •*. t
v-* .riul i.xv **«• ffv* w na/t w*r\ >*' f
X »^.I I taaf ** tV C ••t.are. t';pii^i / kiW'.aH W-
*.»******,•&•£, W*,re ,
' • j > - j. v- r...
The ladies of (his and idyeining coun
ties are cordially invited to cnil .tnd ex
amine styles, qua tries and priees. AVe
are very •ure that we c»ti satisfy the
most fastidious tost as and lb; nuste^o-
(tl jtpicttl buvor*.
| Dr w. making, hy aa yviiata wiriaouia
Stod'ift «at# aaSw^AL -«pcrior |ft the ?tale ^ , ,rs’ RtnditM, a
maB vow'ki** a »«/*(.' v»i u **!r. ladv ©Ftnvnt rxt*rHice ana adhrtCci!
-*niati V i .itaraS!* »'i.v »iU w t * , . , r 'U V • x •
fa-ie. vs.in eharge aau win off fhok to re-
rv»ke c.IU a ^qr t»*v*Tr>*>’ion”Mt/Jai.
Guinn'M Pioneer Blood Rencwcr
Cnrvj all Blued and 8'%i vDivexie*. Hiieuma-
|' i«m, .•trofuTa, Old Sores. A perfect Spring
Melicinv.
If eut in your market ! t will he forwardvd
un receipt uf price. ._EiaaIL bottles ?I tW,
large jl 75.
Lreuy on Dlwl and t5ki^~ Diseaaes mailed
free.
MACON MEDinNE CO., Macon. Co.
For Sttlv hy Bruokcr A Son, D. K. Biiggs
4 CtT.Vf. S. Eaves and J. II. True.
»
PLEASANT ROOMS,
FIRST CLWTABLK
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, -
211 Kicg Strict, Clmrlestoo, S. C.
(Four Doors South Academy of Mnsia)
This w^ll nppiilnted Hotel will be
8f Onctite Mnn*li
AX.F.OH1), rwi->uth \
ftitohion Rotcl, Suili-
I’iuttooT in newly
furulaLed ttir.'Ughom, iinring halt
manicnaea und wuvi*n wire-sprlngH on
all beiljt. To nutke tbi» a at rletly fam
ily Hotel no llquora will be a-Id uu the
H*v|u* many Tffffra ♦x»»cri.-ncc 1 1
I'totriim* to all fuWotiiift me with tb»‘ir
jmifutiagt! a pleasant borne while in
CliHfleatoo.
Ratt a : $1 50 to $2 per day.
Liberal ratea by week or month.
M 20
Leave Cbnrlnlon
Arrive at Brancbvllle
Leave Cranchvitle
Leave Edisto
Leave Midway
Leave Bamberg
Leave Grihsaia
Leave Leva
Leave U! vckviNg
Lenve F.iko
Leave Willi«fAn'
Arrive at A ag-rsla
r>»J!y
4.5C p in
6.07 p m
fi.13 p in
6.26 p m
fi-Sd p i»^*
8.25 arm* 02 | A
8,S6a ni 1.1 r %»
8 45a in rn
0.00 a m 7.4'^ p n.
lltsif m 9.S0 p m
COLUMBIA DIVUJION-WEST. '
Daily (Except to Camden)
Leave BranelivilTe 8 61 a m 7-35 p m
Artive al Cnn.ifen r2.fi7 p ra 7.42 p m
Art iv« at Columbia lu .15 * nt ICfO p u»
Leave Col j-nliia 7.0i) a m 5.27 p ut
Leave Cgnxien , 7.45 a ih 3.15 pnv
Ar, arBranchvUU 8 50»m i.lhtpnr
. EXPBK85 (DAILYj WEST.)
(.♦eve r(,w«|«re' » 10 mip m l
Leave Hranchvilla 2.85 a m '
Leave H'.ncknile 4.26 am
Ar. Augusta 7.22 a ia
EXi’RKSN (DAILY) BAST.)
Leave Ani^ista .10.50 pm
Ar. at BUckvilie 1.42 am
Ar. *t Hranrhville 3.16a m
Arrive at Cktrlretoa 7.16nm
“CDICN BCTIOSB.” ,
C»aneef1on* aiadeat Anyneta with Georgia
| B, 11. in and finm a 1 p >iai» West red South*
*evt hr idl trurus, with through Sleeper
twoeu I Wurlwtuu and Atlawa on uigbi 8.r-
press train*. j
(V.nneetions made *t f'harleetcw with North*
Kister-i B. B. fur print" North and'w till Neve
York Steamers on S ituxlnya.
O’linev.riou* ineue U Celsaibia with Co-
tanihia tnd Grtenville B. U. and Charlotte..
Columbia aud Augusta B. U. te and front all
pr intx on NVIT Roads.
Connections made at Blackville with Bara._
well U. H
D. C. ALLEN, G. P. A T. Agent.
JOHN U. I’Et’ii. Central Manager.
A Guaranteed Cure
-FOR-
Chills & Fevera
©
THE RIVER 8WAM1> CHILL A20)
I aY.
FRONT OF WE COURT HOUSE,
ISarnwelL tt-N O >
la now t'pen f'.r the reoeptiot) of
truuai nt a od- penuanent bonrlere.
Every artetitiou will b« given tu tbe
comfort of Its puesta.
Fare, tbe best the market? 4riU afford.
Rooma Mlways clonti uutl cutnfolta-
bfo and the be«t service thn/ cho be
obtained. BEN DAVIES.
Proprietor. ^
- THE
Blackville Bakery,
KESTAUKANT
—;^-AND— “
J. H. BQBrtEtt, Proprietor.
Fresii Bread every day.
Meuh at all hours.
All tha rieltcMciew of tho peaooD.
The cbohreet etThfectiunerle*. enkow,
candiaa, canugtl gouda, fruks, vegeta-
bies.
All at theloweat piiooa aud warrant
ed to be the beet. - r
CALL AND BE WELCOME.
j- H- BOHGERs
* KaJIr-uad A^’w.’Aa, i
t>ep4 ' J..;,
Thla erreat Remedy will, when taken
aecordinc to dlrectiona, never fail to
cure the worst cases of eblihi. Whets
two bottles are taken ths cure la guar
anteed or agents are instructed to re
fund money.
This Remedy is the wtonder of th»ri >
IDr.h century. It in a preventative a»
well as a curt 1 .
rwwr: 00 kb bcttlk.
For Hale at Blackt-ilfa by
D. K. Bruoas & Co.,. 0
ami al White Pond by
Willis & Co.
General Wholesale Depot,
Bull Ac Co..
Drugglsto, Augusta, Oa.
mst25
rf.
mi
1
r< rK. At ELEItt.
AXT.OlT!fKW AT
r •* .
’.llarsitvstl C.JII. fi*. C.
< 4p»bl»r ait«e’<re te
pi
Green B. Rich,
Jeweller and Pbotagrapher,
BLACKVILLE r ' - - - 8. C.
1 hava just received a fre*h stock of'
seat ohm. clocks, jewelry, solid aid plated'
silver waio, watch chains, tnUid and plated,-
gentlemen aod ladies ring? from f2 to |50..
Also, fi m lot of rock crjsul apectaolss,
both in blue tint and whitm gold, nickle and
steel frames to suit Imam.
All kinds of watches olocks and jewelry
re paired and wararated.
My stock is selsct and vary fine and I coin
diaUy invito publio ioopectioa. '
doed
OHASrO. LESLii
-i... Wholesale sod Betall Coinmiosio;
— WtALKa n -
FMH, OYSTERS, GAME A
rOELTJTV.
Nos. 1 we! 2 fish Martel,
Oft-e Noa. 18 ut.d 20 Mattel ?t,
E^*» eft East Bey Cltar’iitfwi, %, C,
C'-oBsi-Httueste of Qcuntrr Ptmlwee ar%
V.i»i;ry. Kfp, A eg
A 1 ’ w leri nnt ti, fnruk x
- *-V 1
rn