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^V’ .ml ICIfeor»a<l Pr»|)rietor. , u c '" ..> . ■ . *.;• ! tumMintt ‘t>««AO «■ “k'm lonMr to* nl«ht wttUout Utd#,' or wont* to tbali irit?*. Th«> ivix.^riphicni Ariliit vrlm h^h boMfld tho iiicchttnUMl ptofraooiAhlp of UiU ofll .* sluco Twk Pkoit.R was a t »uby, wilfully And (Mlooratoly ntninknufliiRt w<>ok. tof *hWL*| wwiiiiT, 1 bo Old Don InInn. Hu li<WflB l *7 l l > PAHrittriTI iltinxi roKlJ th«^0(»<»ii. 1,06 A. m. 1 tmrbdny ;.i#KeS8T-,C0UwTT uJRCULATION m-mHur, « f .vo n pr-f.i rtasiefeill • -afr "n- - •Is ■ or—!: TflCRSDAT, JUNE 8,18«6. ■rgugwa ■ r miliiMV JEU. ovfet that It) romlUl.iu of “tJarry rftn hocl? to Obi Virginia,” ami rote had thedopolon Ixirdon Uaiu. Tho prevstunn trupf, the dovll luu», , ii*-.l and th- editor wltdied hint u happy tnoulh of jnt»| i<o in .Tnno, an tho train inovi-d idT. Anti now he U li;tt injj a “pie Uto»" in hl» tuotbor Statu, lotilii^ uhotriett, ehuwlntf lobtoco on hit nr live heath and telllnir Hah htorlw aiontid Dj iu hbm* town, SjiImiii and tho retflotm round about whuto he auldiored i-i tho late vlnp|tM»aai>tn«*esinjd woiitto «liiaintf achool After pea no uatutv. And we hop* ho «HI have ao tfood a tlion aa a 'piiyluf, a city father, a fir hot man and u jpardt'lw r desci v- ea. Oven If ho ia nn utilmfi) duck h mt< i A»>d to that end wo niUHmmd craft who can viudly'recoKnlzo him by hl» ttrohre equnro D. ti. foiehead, well dUplay- od cheek, tho terrnoca that Uw>o and tho town bat bet have etched in hUidUehtcbo, and Ida Kt'oet pii'uot iidmiiatlwti lui thu fair at-x. Ho will be Imck by uwlou tin.u, Atid then, the Doroner will wbl&tle again, brolher Henry will ceme, to tto ai; luelan* Chtdy ae a lalny day pic-nie, and D ottn E. not look aa loitraoun* aa the odd ni'an at a aut pi lee pa it.v. ItFSKlivEa rArborariB EveryUaly thii'U that (urinera nu^bt not to keep I hail Coi n Crtto and Binoko luiucfo in tho I ho noitb We-t. Now wuy should they and at hit people too keep Uiolr wui kehope out tlh'i'i ? flotuo nmtleoot n and bucon uro bo't i l\ati tho Importod nrtielen and can't tho !.aiuti tie Httid ot ho'Co made vehicles ? Jt'b better to i>e« a now uhop ope'i than bi uoo now atom begin bneiueve, and it Koiitliern poo- pie wisli to luiilio tlicli M'Ctim It dcp« n- •leiit they hhouhl patron zo homo Indiir- tt ieB. 1 hero are loo few oonsnniBi H «d mn ' If Mr. CksvcUrnl U bcul oil ritltliu* [ Ulnplet ropM. If tho |M>piiiallon tli rt latxe tSpee i’hited tjkito'* Ilf Uu.Itek»r < , lit liitn dors Iiot make broad and Uicoti n -uld A Pr««e4ei«t Iwr I iilinun. Wc believe Umt the Method.AUestat- lirbfd a maotml labor reboot at Imkct- liuryjAlUvillc ItUlrict, tnony year* apo. It it oar inrpresstoo that it w as not, a* oiiginatly organized, snceowful and that It’a annngcrb found it i cce^ary Jo d'u- eontituc the la r m work |>;til of the cur riculuio. Brother Hugh Wibrnn of the Preaa and Banner in ght iuteroRt and in- Kr»et th-oropie of the Strife fcy ■ giVmo a history o' ita operations. More light is uxdcd and we dou‘t know a better au* thoiity to call on. ^ . Eccu isj Likr.—Mip^T at the VJriU House, Wasbingtmi, T> Ion thc^Jd ink. by UcV. Byron Sundtrhmd, tirotcr fitreland, E.q.,’irfd Miss Vrancoa. daughter of th< late Oecur l ol- aoni. AN e feel like the luct rose of sum mer, like one who tread* alone uome Imn- qnet ball d; vrtc ), like a CTOM tie tourist (in tbU vole of teen, like the last of the Mohicflus, like liohiosou Crnaoe: Fate )an> do Du it* wont in thU last fell nwoop aod the only conaolation left ua is the knowledge that the Pnakhuil is lllrcc vears older ihan his mothcr-in law. C , Oll.' , U- iudtfv dpler us s fsi place in tlw Jar cervico and rin^nlowu iIW curt tin. A Model fariwers lollfsr. The Kr'.gntiuld Advertiseroi lu-t work rahlishcs > he report ol den- .Stephen 1». -Jjctr, Prwndrnt yfThe AwhwfrOTtir r«iT h 3»: of Mioxiasippi, for the year ISM J. It r U*o eLborale for reproduction in a a>wa column paper, eapceially as it s MitMiauec can be fairly stated in much leas qwee than Gen. Doe has used. An the proposed “ruttl aorioultural and me ohootcal oollegc” ot this .State ia lo bi* imnlclled aftvr (lie Miaauaifqii plan, all foot a <4 ka hiotory, condition and pma- C will bo iutercatiog and inotrmtive. _ MMaxippi College was Atwnrd in Hoptembcr 1880 and “has stood the teal ofttmc’ lwr nearly aix yeara. Up to tlw date of Gen. Lec'a report ]8SH) «tu- doiits had enured, au Avemge yoatly at- vondioee oTHl&, aiid neatly a hundred applicants front other States had been turned away for lack of accommodation. Of twnaty-unveu living graduates, fourteen were engaged in fanning and iliuteiii >n i titer pursuits. 'I liepatrmi ucu hug steadily increased since the op> wring el iho college. Tltc Faculty eon* Mats of a Pmnident, nine Profeeton, three warn s'ant Prufnaaers, n Fee ret ary. Pur- chasiug Agenr and iuafrudor in book Voepirg, a Surgeon, tire tutors, u draw - ing iueiruet'ir. a writing tnaater, a stew- »rd and janitor, a foreman of the farm, nod a hospital narnc. 1 licir aalaries foot up t-4,077. pw annum, besides the ■alary ot the prufowor of dairy husbandry, which bad not been fixctl. The college *fe*i*M 84,l*f8'75 from tbc ‘*douHted land aerip fnnd” of tbc proem 1 g vern- rneot and 132,500 Irom tbc State fur its annual aupport. The “ptaut'* of the col. lege ia valued at $203^iiLL8i curubling of land, buildings, stock and equipments. Tho farm couUim ah'ml l 7.V>; c - 40) of which is good land (and not all thia it eu’' vation), tbc balauce ia worn, gullkd lull land, (ohi O’Htoo fields). All the work on the thru is done by students except tho wagon driving. The d.iily rontrno of student life begins at dawn, when the boys rise and .-cvcral hours :irc given to study, breakf st Ac. Re- ligioua serriocs ucademic exercise* oceu py ike lime until dhiuBr. Afler dinner lltroe fourths ol tbcjdudcnts work, from nine to fiftcctr-houri of manual labor br ing requiredevery week of each student, and the other fourth of the students is drilled ia army ladies by a professor dc tailed and paid by the United 'States -UjYcnuncnL They wear n cadet gray an form that cost* apout?17 a suit (no Ittle factory; On Saturday work is op- ional—-All who apply for it get it and ire paid. ‘The average expense of a ‘(udciitut this college is tnuch below ♦100." Aa the results of the establishment of hf; colh-gc it is staUd that lauds around ho college have greatly enhanced ju ’ l. C0 J')'litf a * lcr *“• college plan— that uiuch’TatrTthat was rcgaidcd us al most valueless is now being enclosed by wire (dicing us pasture* for stock, that tWeuty one silos were erected almost in of the college, as thu result of eu- fecdiug of stock at tKceollcgc, that of milk cattle are being doubled trooizc tire college croannry, which (proved * great rncecss and that Mis* pi butter can eisily drive out Nor- Testsru butter and that litr. r daily visiting tbc college ■and get information as lo alts, that permanent or- _ ur oo which are rrotnis. Jog, that • fwyJnf wonK:trend nursery tuppHes all the rtudeaus witli abunda Jt r wart tables and smati fhiftf^d soon will ibfds .iflM^JjuUs, and fcrm is begiuqiogtt pMr> hand* We have'made a oompate and of Gen. Jjce ? s report. And i that has conic over .US. is i,I)r. Tiadaiaudotb- , farmers ought to go, , ®au jctent) hod report, be- hutld. We have no >nl and me* M we ape to have no appear* to have, better than atambia. -a* bo largi'ly lin ri'»i-ml, the (lumaiul fm Iuiuh- lilhtlu IimmI Mtnihl !.<• bu . I.lartfcl that It woiil.l I)* |}i'i.(H.il>h' In tunko i-oiiii'tliiMtr l* - - V'tiui what itiii<,i'tl to tin- yrt'uwMB raiuiliv-. Amt such HliopB nsticii. \V I’liuu ha«i*iRi'- li d in it.iinwHt futul (’. ('. Itiihli In I’.la U- vlllc kiv tho Hinail Uarlniiimrs i>f Mjr man* uUnUiiha.. Lua. lui vu~ lu uumiutta. w*i b ■ IIhi Xnrth and VVcBt in wi.rkm.im«lil;i imH ehwrinw hi d «-v*»i y man wb»i but pa tin m i K licit iutf hiiiiMilt aid tin* m'untry., Tlioir b'iuwmb will Im-riwBc tin: utiuib r of eatriK and nrakv tfond matkutH (i.r tliidM*rB that ate in'w 1 iuy hi c irixxl in on and only a*k a trial at d uti’ nut af ai I to puli- llah iruaranti'ca of w liuttlo-y undurtaki). Not Soi—Wc sre requested to deny the report-that theru is a vaeanty in the office of Trial Justice at Orahani’a cjus- ad by the tuHignation of John NV. Free* MM Ksq., ; • • The score o‘. the base ball game at Bluckvillu, Moiidny, stood, ^ lack villa 127, Midway 12. ffi m o " iitv L. Wl. \> ihlmiiB JPii or*tj,.jj.lT IVver nt San AntoLb*, T* xhb, on tho i li/ht ot the 30th of Apill. Tlie follow- ffigttibnte to h<H memory huu beon haiofed to tin fot piililli'Htion. He him left nn but hi* memory. In our tieurtu shall linger long ; NV< will lu-Hr him lu nweei Ihought, • TUI we j"ln that uountbim throng. In thuold hlutotlc city ol 8uti Auto Ub\ where fell tho fravn mtn irf Hie Alamo, the gMy t Inlght eout of L. NV. Williams took ii’n flight to the great beyfld. ^ ‘ Though be w’mb far fmin lbe fair Boutb Cutollita land thnt gavo him birth, be wuh tenderly eared for by tbe ft lenda be had won and drawn to blm- Belf bv thatcbrei ful,‘ftfrecttoiiHte, kind ly o| Ilk, whtrb ho pneneebed In such an eminentdegtee. Always blight and' ;otj’ and disponed to.make tho brnt of this bilef fltfubfever called life, lu* yet at times feltl be giavity ofjt. A sad and yearning-phit Bomeiiims loohed ft iim tboBo hoin.'Mt, kind eyes of hie, .irnbshewed the Irno eplrit of iboinan who seemed ho catelewH and gay. I’a- tieut and cheerful to tbs hoji bo bore IiIh Dnlble si.ff-rings In that natuo epiiIt of gay bonhomie with which h« wan wont to meet the ills of life, and calmly ul last the blight pay eout drif ted out to ti e great unknown, and the wistful eyes closed for< vet-on tlregoK den mi ns bine an I fraeratil fl 'Wets of earth, to open again la the splritrfand. K.»iovull ibou Intc uml l.ulldul fm-nd. No iimri- ^lml| ili.v hvvt’el ma:-ic scud; A I lui 11 lo In-Mi Is lint live Oit rsiitli. liul uuw null atijr<'l* dial know thy wortli ; Mny' .l iliou Niill Ninp.snrrl mnpN of li> v t'. •luiiici lo die echoing choir nls.ve: A IhikM). Atlctiliun i* asked to the law cuid ol J. O. Ihittcrjuin, Kih|., W’u liojc that he will be as nnrceSsful in hi* piofuwilon a* Wan hi.N distiiiguislied grand lather, thu laic Hon. Angus Ihdtcisnn. 10 pair OMfTW pro 'I ribule ol Wiisrcas it lias pleased Almighty GimI, cur licavciily Father, lo rcinuve tiuui earth to lieaien our beloved pas- ter. Kcv. .InmCs F.‘Buiit, mid brother Klias Still, mid the ccugregutinn that sat under hi* uiiuistry nui profile)] by hi* example huiug doiruus ofteatitying their roapeet for his memory and expressing tbvir earnest and afluetionate ‘ympntliy with the lion*«liold <lepiive<l by tbi* dii)- pena tiou ol its earthly head ; thcru r orc be it litaulml, '1 hai in tbc dia'lixof tin* Ruv. JanivH )'. Ruict and bn it her Kins Ftiil. it* eld '*t dcicoii. this uhurcli has met with vt"y lu-nvy aBlicti.nii uud in thuJo.''* of one w ho Inis been a fiilh- lul pa.-dor tor a period of over rightC'n years, the liapti*t dcnotuiuitiou ha* been deprived nfoucol its inu.*ljbrilliNt:t lights, abundant in •duistiun labors, the Mate of one of its Ix'sl citizens, the com in uni* ly of a kind, honest and mest upright huh. 2nd, That wo tenderly condofff with tbc families of our deeea-cd minister and deacon in their sore trial and nlHic- tion and devoutly commeh’d tT»ciii to)Tie~ keeping ut Iliui who look* with a pitying eye upon the widowed and bereaved. 3d,“That wcasa church do not mur. umr at tip! wisdom of Him who never errs but in all tjie spirit i t humhleuev* ,»ay “Thy will, () Ij«rd be done, T1 n fuxi:rton ijuist ATTORNEY AT LAW. 1*1.%< u vii.i.i: «. v. 7VTTTpfiu'tTen In all the Oo irt« of the State. Hi^cial attention given to Coll**r , tlr'c» And PopV) , v»rclng. J. 0. PATTERSON - ATTOHXKY ~ A ' u “ "y • v C UNSELI.0R AT L\W, ■I 1 tt.H WI I I. < . U. W.4V - A N\ ill practice in nil the ('omt« of the State nml give prompt and faitldul at* tentioii to all btiMUCf.i cntrustol to bis i-i re. MMK r i‘WAm. Tbc ci let'rat* il stalliim Mark Twalu will t.o at Barnwell, Sil* ailay In June i»U)l a t*rwaid cn tin* 10th nml *J4 - h clais of June. H** will also-we-rve the fall reason in this county. Maik wum Hlrol by llicwn Dick, be by imported Margrave, out < f FaiiD) King, liy linporiei) Glencoe, her 'lam Vary Smith, by Fir Kick a r> I, First i.'um cb. M. sliv.l by U>dl*-t|r, S)*n of la xlnirt) n.'lam Kane}- Hupp, by Am hnssadur, ‘J I rtnm Ma by Imported B* ImI.i zzar, by Sir Ilicliutd, ant] she by Mclzar and others. M.iik Twain’s family belnp pot'*'l for 8p)'H.f, Btvle, endurance ami prompr rond qualities. TUs colts are ktn>i gemle and easy brok)-, and h|)> w speed. He la h)id* foil gutter ; his colts are large » nd flue. Hvvrv Bmck Mnnarer. GET READY IX TIME * For preparing your cotton for market in thu best manner so that you can re alixe the highest prices, by havitift. vour Gkis put 7n good )'r)ler bv tbs use of the O’XKILL GIN FHARBKNING MA- (T1INK, wb Mi bus given fucIi general saIi■.•faction the Ia*t twr*- year* to '.bis c 'inity. It i* so well and favorably Jciiixwu thiU- ii)i CHovasa Atr work wit! be made this year, but you can gut prompt Ttb, That our l-uartf It »yinaptln|is attention by writing to or Ctrl ling oy extended lo the bereaved" families and ws T 1 , K. BRVAN, owner, or H. K. GIL- Cftiljlren'M Carr luges* fo- GMidroil's Carriages* a E. GYLES TJlaclfville. ». C- Polo^ Aymt for IJarnwell Couuiy for nil “tyle* of Cliildrlm a- Carriages, i«uging in pries frAm .>0.00 to 440.00 wch. Parlies in search ot these goods will bsir in mied that I will sell them any style of Cafihige ** my store in lllsukvilte for ilia snraa money llnsy wmilil pny hi any ciiy. I *iu tbc sole sgenl for Uni Dwell (/ouiity for Ihe exien*ive house of 0. McMillan, 305 King .vj^-ThurleMton, f. C- C. L. GYLEd. Viay'JO S' SHERIFF’S SALE. Sorrii Cakoi.jnaT j r BARt<«KM. I’utririr, I ¥. W. WAIENER t CO. m. —• 3 ' .1. W WuObWAPP. mSm ’ ~V-L Fa’c of R al Esltle at CamplKlIton. I tHElHOSOOSHBRED STALUON i. By Virtual «f the power eontalncxl inaocr lain murtgaee made and execute* by Han* foru 1>. Griffin fo R. P. Sibley an«i bis a»- ^ .-i^nsaml duly assigned io me, I will offer for swle at Bamwcil H. on silesday Wt .Inn* next, being the Till day jberrof, within the legal buur* of sale,’to the highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described prrmises.- ‘•All that tract piece or parrel of land git- nate, lying and being at Campbeliion depot on th* line of the Port Royal and Augusta b ail way. containing one acre, more or less, bounded on the North l>y A. and L. You- mans and on the South, Kasi and West by J. F. Bandars and brother. M Said mortgage und assignment are record ed in ilic office of the Register of Mesne Con- Tcyunces for Hainwell County in B*ok 5 D, pp 207, 20*>n,| 200. flohl Mifjtct to the lien of a senior.mort gage. Purchaser to pay for paper*. i;. FRANK WARREN. may 154)1 Assignee. commend them to the incrcy of Him who Iihh promised to save to the utter' most, for we kuqV that our loss is tl cir .eternal gain. 5th, That now tbeir labors licing end ed, no mnw) fttting hope can bu inadu by us thuu that they receive tho rewards duo to them, and that it may be our hap py lot to live the pure, undifilrd lives they have lived, and to have too glorious satisfaction ol meeting death vvi'h Unit calm submission and sublime rcsigtijM lion so worthy of the chiistian lives they have ted and to be n further testimonial, in ibis world, to the men we loved, who loved us and tried lo make us faithful followers ol the true God. Gth, That this preamble and resolu tions bo published in the county papers and Baptist Courier, that tho same be. spread upon the minutes of our church and copies be furnished to the families of our deceased brethren and that Friend* ship Baptist church be draped in mourn ing for the space of three months. Adopted by the Frieudohip Bapti t uhurcli, May 27th 1886. C. M. Browning, Church Clerk. . The Tillman Trial—Copt. Till man talks buck on our lirst page. Next LAM. ma linger, Ukeekkncks; TVCnve. II B. Lees T. 0 , S. C. Barnwell 0. H.—S. Cave; Buldoc, P. I). A. Wilson ; Buford's Lridge. Dr. II. J. Hearse; Kenrse, J. Hitter; Khihardts, J. C McMillan; Midway, G. K. Hutto; liumlMUff. E. B. Hays ; Gnrbams, J. (i. H. (Jiiess, L. L. Bice ; Blnckvjllc, W. H. Nevilg ; Elko, W. Tarlcton Cave; Willistm, Dr J. M. Smith ; Ulmcts, W. K. Boynton : locboyx to tob birds’ T&rtbMato re- # «f to ■■■ week wc u-ill relurti the compliment. In the mean time wc ask our farmer friends to read “A Farmers’ Model College,” "the most uukiudest cut of all. ” Always First Class —Section mas Ter Z, T. Fouts began to change the guage of the Barnwell II. II. utue nTies, »t foqr o’clock Tuesday morning uud fioLhed ut ba!f past eleven. He was complimented by the officers of the road for hi* dispatch and i* a long wsys ahead, having moyed hi* chair rail* in less time than the others oa tho jnaiu line moved their easy fieh haw. It is uitDorcd that Hon Clinton Ward, a member of the Leeds (dure from Edge- field, Will oppe.ii-T iade Ofor^c- Trimao Ihi Coi'crev*.• - (\DVFH flMEMENT) A Opinion- To Jim Jh motrutx of Jiur+u'il Couiity, In Felectlncpublle servants, the De mocrats ousbt to be governefl by bus iness principles and take the best that can be had. That is especially true In regard to ofllcos that are rxechtive aud-adiijnlstrativo in character. Tho erreat efUclency witli which Rev. Arthur Bulst haft?discharged the re sponsible duties of the«06unty School Commissionersbip for el»bt years is known and read of all men. He has paid the legacy of debt left by Repub lican misgovernment and with the ma- tetbd obtainable haB made tho school system in this county a> pood as it can be made under existing circumstances. As an offldal be bus few rqunts and not a sipplesuperior in the State and with all duo regard and deference to other present and poeslblek’andldntf's I do not tL'lnlc the county has a cltix-m who can make as good a Comudssiou- er as he has been. Is It wise or sensible then to make a change! The fact that he has had the offlee eight years is an argument for and not saalnst his le-clectioo. The county owes him just ns many thanks for his good services as he owes the people for their repeated confidence. Mr. BoUt Is not now, never has been and never will be an office bdrter. His Hfels too much occupied with good work* to'-allow blm time to wffiigcito that business. Besides fain record re moves all teoeeslty for any tmeh elec tioneering acd I tlieref&re nonib ate him for re-election, being convinced that be fit the heat man th.it can lie got for that place and thnt he will give value received to the { e.-ple who trust hltf. * * Civil Hrx.vtoK Err mg RY VIRTUE of an execution to thcflicr'ff of Bnruwe’l eoantjr ns Uircclstl in tlie above stilted eufe. 1 have levied upon and wilt *ett to die h,|{he*t biddt r ior caeh sn Monday, ihe Vdi d.)y of June, IHW5, at Barnwell C. H , it being regular saiee day of tftid inonrii, between the ligal heurs of aalc, the Jollowiug describe)! real propc-iy, to w it; Ad the right, tiile and v trie rest of defend ant t<»rii.ri lot f-f land in the town ot Burn. well »y>utaiH.og onc acre, more or tes*. an-I foiumled on ilic Nnrili by Mrs. Laura C- Tor bin. Fast by Marlboro street', Souih by Mits Cntiiinliiw It. Bellinger and on the West hy lands ol J. W. Woodward, Levied upon a>, the properly of J. IV. \\ oodward Hi siilisfy said exeeutiuu. 1’uichaser lo pay for pa}»'i-s ■ W It PF.Fpi V*’ w n Fhirrirsuffice, May,15lh, 1880. may'.’iMd Shorifls Sale. South Cahomma, Ba mnw att Got; *iv. T. M. BK18TOLL A UO. vs. THOM AS J. ( OUSTS. HI VI Iff UK of an rxecniioa lo the .Sheriff of Barnwell County as directoi in ihe above idaled i itae, 1 hate levied upon and will sell l» flie highest bidder for cash on Moodey, (he Tib day of June, I8**> al I arnwcllC. If., il being regular sales day of sail) mouth, be- 1 w, ‘. e '! Iegijl hours ut.sale, thu fuilo-wmg Real Uputtfly. *- “ ,iL - — - _ Alb Ilial planiaMon of land coiilluiiing three hiin.lml ami ihirty acres, moreorlc**, and lM>und*.l as follows.- On tho North by l.illte Sallkchalelue ewsmp, Boitih by eetiiio ol II M. Bay. Krai by J. C. Kirkbinil and Mrs. C. A. Bull, 'Vesi by eslatool II. M. Hay. ALSO, Onf trarl cmtaining four hundred acres, . ore or le*i, and houbilsd by e-late of II, M Kay, estate of Havid II. Ui<!c, Ur. K. 11, howling amr A. hL Free, -—-Levied upon a* rite properly ot Thomas J. Coin la lo wiiisfy said rxeeution. Putcb.iscr lopav tor papers. W. B. rF.KI’I.KB, 8. B. C. FlirrilTa Office, May loih, 1885. . may 201*1 SHERIFF’S SALE. B'HTH Caiouxu, liAMee KLL Got XT Y. BUJSIA A CARSWELL ' VA. F. J 8.\.\UEt:8. SAME v*. - _ KAMK MIKE BROWS va. VIROIMA FAN BEKS and F. J SANIiEJW. BY' VIKTUK of the wtiliin eaeculionA lo the Sheriff Af Rarnwell ciain'y :;s directed in ihe above *i»(vd ea*e«. 1 hav* levie*l toon ami will sell to riiehighest bidder for ca*b on Monday, llieTih day of June. A B. 1*8'>, al Barnwvli 0. II., i) being regular *a ! c* il ty of vail month. b* , * , **' n ibeJegal hours of rale the fallowing de-crihed Krai properly, lo wit) Ad that tract or plaiilalioti of land situ ate in Kcd Oak township, cwirxltdiig tiltecn hundred acres, more or le-s, sud bounded a* follows: Oa I s Narth by bunls of lire O'B.innrn estate-and J. J. Aaron.on the Ea*t bv Annie Cnnel’y, J 'inis l.ong. 8, M. .San- iter*-and Ju-Inoii Briggs, Sntirit by Thomas Alexander, R. F. Kourtrce nnd F.*tiiie ot H. O. SamlersTWeft l«y M<»*c« bander*. Mrs. Langley, Mrs. IlulOiC*. Br. Holmes and J. J. Aaron. This being ail the Ian*) of Jcfrnd-. ant iu Ife<l Oak sitil Great Cyprcys townships. ALSO. ' All that tract in Benneit .SprinjffTSwnvh'p, known a* the Ingram tract, eo..iait.ing five hitudrci and fifty aerk-s* more or les*. anti bounded on the Net-th by Mrs. - l*fck and T. J. Ilmintrco, F.a*t by tbo Lo - er Three Buns, South by Judson Kouiitree and Mrs. Holley, West by Mipns ilarilen, that Ixing nil tltc land in Bcnutlt Springs township own ed by deTenTa r t. Levied upon as rite property of t. J. and Virginiit baiid.rs to tmt.sfy gold cieettliona. Purchaaer to pay lor panerm W. B. PEKI’LESv-S- B. C. Sheriff a Offtf^, May 14th, 1886. * mny20 td i\idice in 1); binis and L’rediUiis, AH persons holding claims against the es. Lite <*f C. S. Kirkland, deceased, are hereby noli tied to present th*m du y attested before me on or before tlie iL’th day of June A. D. I8fti, and all who are indebted will make payment to the uudorsigtird nt nnco. B. T. KICE, J. 1’. B. C. ninyL’T-Hw J. P. Strobel, BLACKVILLK, S. C. Agent for .Baruvel! county anil sec tions of adjacent, cniiuties that trade at Bhckvillc for the cclebraleil Geiscr Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills and MacliiitistV supplies. Also, the Cuutcmiial Cdttoa Gin, the best in use. mnv‘J7-tf FOR SALE- ffu« Hrhik MftHtftctttrTng^ffihrehlne. Ca pacity lU.iKX) to 12,000 brick per day. _'~ Apply to ^ W. B. I'ATEN, may 15-3w Ailen<!alc, 8. C, NOTICE!. Tfoficc is hereby given that all persons bidding dams agshtar tteury Kiu*ey, d«- ceased, late of Bam well County, must prc» sent the satne properlya»'este<l lo either of the'11.11*1 signed nt Midway. S. C., by the first day ol August, IStiti, »r be barriHl pay ment WILLIAM KINSEY. Executor* SKINNER k W ILLI AMS, Alti.nteya for ExoCUtor April . *ih, 188d. mayf3 4w CANDIDATE’S CARDS* I reaped fully annotritce myself a candi date for the Beiuocn»tic nomination for School Comnttveiouer at the I’riintiry Elec- tintiana pledge myself lo abide its result and support the party nominee. THUS. B. UAOOOB. ' ^ ^ In anniatneitig tttyelf a cnndidnfe for I’robale Judge of BarnwelUGiHHtty at the Coming election 1 Ktand pledged to abide by the rules and regulations which eiiall govern the Ucinocralic party, . Jieepectfu’ljr, TfTNCSTRTI'FTTlAS'tf? T» lh' /Lwocr if.r V»(cr$»f JJuitii'r/1 C'Ainty : I ask to be considered a candidate for nomination a* Judea of I’rohaie in the ap- proeefaing election—subject in Sit rrsp ets lo thJ pleoge* Stid regulation* to coutrot'ua. Kesprrtlul.v. a. HOW AU J BATTERSON. Barnwell, 5th April MATE OF > OH 11 CAROLINA. BARNWELL COl'N'TY, IN THE COVRT OF I'RORATK. Dy B. T. Bier, L-q., J nrige of Probate In UsiTiwelt County. Where as, WT Gilmore Sitr.tn*. Q. P . ap plies for lett) rs nt Ada>i»i*tration on the ilvrey lid e-taie i.f K'da-et llarilr.i, deceased. Sr. 1 hcs« are therefore, to cite an 1 s<lui»ni-Q all and sttigtiUr. lua kindred and crediktra of tbc Mid dicea*eJ lo bo and appear boiora m'* at a Goutt of I'r- Lite for the sail) county to b* liohlea at Barawi-ll i'. II. ou Tne* lay, rite'Jit.dday of.lune, IS**', at 11 o’clock a. u... bo tdiuw cause, if any. why the said ad. min ktmlion vhoithl jiot Le grunted Given iiniler my hand »nd the seol of the Coutl th.i L’lh .Ly of May. A. '17. 1MQ, and in the 1 UTh year of Amerieau lude- p« n dance. B. T! niCE, Juitgr of I’robabr. P l.lialiel in Thk FKorea Msy 13th, 188*;, nml ported on ibetourt liouse door tor the time required by law. HjCHMOND. Will surve a limited number of mnres tblaaitaiKOD, either at the Imipe stables or In suy eo.nverlent nHghborhoods where Cv.* or more desire his services. On and after. will ruu as follows Way 10th, iar notice: [tsofy—Fjicrpt Auadaya.i Won*#y, . til! further notice: VV Kir-T W A101 >. STATIORB... tv BtsckvH'e “ Asiilrit'h / . '• WiksI ward’s Ar Laruwell V- 1 A. M. ♦OM 10:11 1‘,:'.'2 UGS) a F. M. *:W 8:M ft*7 9M KAN'TWAltL). ■i 4 .STATtONS. AM. f. m. t.v Barnwell J:lft 6:16 *• WiHMlwaKr/ rn 6:ifl - A*iilrigb vn. 6:85 Ar Blsckrille TV) «c 0 Barnwell Railroad Trttna o.unect witb South Car olina Uailwav Trainia* follow*,: .... . . , . No. 1 L*.- «iinnertlon from South Carolina Uallwar llUriiu*>mi is a ill'll maUotfttny bay, from AnffaH amtCKarlnf. SuniDiuON to Absent Defer.da r iL AtuU of South Cuffknm I Court of Coirnm n JJarnirril County. ) . Eutnia L. Andentorf, Evan Wi.Jener nnd F.a- tes 8. Weatharsboa, Plain tiffs, a/ainat * * W. GllWora Sttntns, f!. \T. P., aa Adminlatro- tor of the derelict e-tatc of E. D. Owen*, Alfred Owens, Dickson H. Owens, Marg,*. rct_ A... Andarspn^ Jitaeltne A-.Grecu, Ellen irTcireeu and Sy'vauia 1’eawell, Defend- rata. COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. \ C'omptaint Sfftta.) ■ To the defendsi.ls het ein : You are hereby summoned anil required to answer the complaint in this aruuit, **’h‘-'h is filed in the cnbcc ol the Clerk of Court for U irnwoILGouniy, »nd lo serve a c*q»y afyotir answer to Ota xtid complatftT on thu *ub- scriberst his office nt Barnwell C. II., S. C., . within twenty days after the service hereof, exchuivt afThe duy of ouch service, mid iT You full to unower the citinplaiut wiritiu thy time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relieMtl- mntided in the complaint, 1) lutl Anrt-Sdst, 188f>, W. A. UOLAUJL " Pljintifls Aitortey. IV. Gilmoik Simms, C. C.C l’.- [l*J To (be I'efenJaut, Sytvania PenwelL Please Dike notice, (hat the sumn>ons nnd camplutnl in this action, n copy of which is, aevved on you. was filed' itt the office of the I lerk of the Court for Barnwell County, 3. (J., on the 21st day of April, 188d. W. A. HCLMAN, Plaiutiff s Attorney. apr29-6w - , four yoHTs old,-slxua-n hHuds blgh, kind, geotle, gmoefui In actlnp, and In pt Inis and"pedigree has no superior in lower Carolina. Althottch untrained he enn trot bis mileinibree minutes, und ail his an cestors have been superior Toadsters ami combination horses. Stock rais ers are invited, before making their ai raugemrnU, to call to see me at my plantation in Sycamore townsliip or to„. citrrrpponfl vitb me, and any further icfotntaiion di eired will be promptly furnlel/ed. J. P. PRIEST KB, fi U4 AHepflule. 8. fl. MEL.IEF FOR IY YEA.RS A SUFFERER FROM Catarrh; - WONDERFUL TO RELATK! •‘For forty yeata I hsrebeen a Yiciim U> CalarrE—three foiirtbs of tbv lime aMuftcrer from exct uciat'ng pains airo-s tuy forehead and my nostrils Tltc discharges were so •offensive ihai 1 hesitate to mention it. ex cept fos the gnrd it may do some other suf ferer. 1 have spent a young fortune from my earning* during nty torty years of suffer ing to sbtaiu relief front the doctors. 1 have tried yvnictrr'iiicTUcTr.T-s'’—Ttvi ry one I «"u!d learn of—from the four comers of the earth, with t*orelief. And AT LAST (57 years of nge) ban e met with a remedy that has cured n)Cru4:«eIy-*-M:ide me a new man. 1 weighed J28 pe-atida, and now weigh 116. 1 used ihtmaji I* tiUs of rhe medicine, nnd the only regret I have is that bein'; in the humble walks of life 1 may not have itifloenceto pre vail oa alt cutnirit sufferers lo use what has ettted .we, Guijvn’s Pioneer Dlotxl Renewer HENRY rnr.vis. Xo 'Jt'7 Second Si.. Mac»n, Gv. Mr. Henry Chevts the writeiofiheahove, for-*erly ot Crawfor'l cuontr. now of Macon, OworgM, inertia the confid(i*ce of all inter - 1 esiBd m catarrh. W. A.. ffUFF, Ex.Mayor of Macon. A Ni;i»KRIl Fli sh PruliiaT < nJ To'.jt! Guinn's Pioneer Dloud Renewer Cures a’l B!i-®'l and Skin D.aease*. Kheunta- l»‘n>, Scrofula, 0:J Sores. A perfect Spring M»littne. » • • • If not in your market s t will be torwarded on receipt of price. Small bottles $1 00, large J l 75. 1 -sa* ou Blood and Ski-. Diseases mailed Haw. ~ MACON MEDICINE CO, Ms sea, Ow. F>.r sale by Brookcr A Son. B. K Br/ggs .k Co. W.8. I jive* and J. H. Pme. _jaa-.'l PLEASANT ROOMS, FIRST CLASS TABLE AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, _ 211 Kiu" Street, Cluirlcbin, ft. C. (Four Boors South Academy of Music.) This will HUpointf'I Hrttet will-be opened for reivutton of Quest* March 1,1885, by (I. TT ALFORD, rec»ntl\ Proprietor New Bricrlitott Ili.tul, Suill- van’s Islnml. The Windsor U Lowly fundshed thronuhniit) tiHvlng hslr amtirwoes-anil wi*v<-ti v»lt«*-sprinirs uu ail beds. Tn make this a strictly fam ily Hotel no liquors will be sold oo t be premises. - pfiTttjfire to all favoting ms with their -fmlninnQ’e n pleasant homo while iu Charleston. Rates : SI 50to S2 per day. Liberal rates by week nr month, — fi-b‘2f) No. gconai'et* witk South Carollua RaHway fur Charlivton, AiiguMa and ill poirta Eaat arnTWent. No. 3 lia*.fonmx tlnn from South Carolina Railway frotait'olumt.^a, Camit-rt, Charleaton and Augusta. No.-teonni-cU aitb J-outti t'aroiiua ttailway for ■W< D. V. A LLi'l JfiTRf B. FECK, Gonant Manager. ChVvIeatoB, t-'otuiui'ia and ail point* Kott and tN. 0. P * T. Agent. eat. S mth CuroliiiH Railway. / Coatmcncinsr fay 9ih, 1886, trains will ran a* follows: AUGUSTA DIVISION. IfWT (DatfV) Lcarc CTSarTeatoH Arrive at BrnuohvHlS Leave Branchviile Leave Edisto Leave Midway Leave Bamberg Lotve Graham* Leave Let-s Leave Black villi LeeVe Elko Le ive WAtiston Arrive at Awgusln 6 3j am 8.X5 a to 8:60 a m 8.5^ a nt ff 09 a m 9.16 am 9.28 a m 9,38 a m C45 a m 9.58 a m 10 o6a m* 11.25 p to 10.16 p m EAST. 6.10 p or 7.21) p nt' 7.86 p tn 7.<)6 p m' 7.66 p m 1 8 02 pm' 8 04 p^iri' 8.24 p in 8.81 p m 8.44 p m 8.64. p hi f.’tol/J Dailv LeaveAugnwf* 9.16 a m 4.60 p in LeaveVt illiftoa 7.81 aa 6.07 p ei Loire Klko 7 37 a m 6.18 p m Leave Blackvi'Je 7 60 a m 6.26 p ui Leave Lee* 7.60 a m 6.83 p iv LwrvvOruhVrr V $Vfi a ra 6.44 p ar' C 66 p iu’. Leave Bambeeg 8.17 a m Lcwvs Mi 'wvy 8.26 am 7.tfci p m Leave KSiio 8.86 a m 7.12 pm Ar at BrvirbvIlTe 8.46 a m 7.22 p l* T.eave Bnmchville 9.0) a m 7.40 p nt Ar. atCharlev'vn 11.80 p m 9.80 p iu COLUMBIA ^TYtoM'V- WEST. Daily (Except to Camden) leave rrttnchvilTs 8 oTa m 7.85 p m Arrive ar Camdel 7187 p m 7.42 p Et‘ Arrive nt Coliiml.M >1.86 a m 10 00 p m t.enTr Cslaubia I 00 am 6.27 f.mt' Lewve Camdea 7.45 a m 8.16 p is' Ar. at Brjiickvri’.e M>0 a m 7.20 p iu J. H. B. DENTAL SURGEON. IILjACH. VlXjLIi:. fd. c, REGULAR APPOINTMENTS as follows : Barnwell C. F., from 1st Mon day (or wtle* day) in sack month,' to Medntsday evening. Office at Patterson Hou*e. Will be at la* Home Office in Blackville every Saturday, an.I will make appointments with pwHcnts to meet them at either of his’ office* at any time. He has a good BeittaJ Chair in eac.h office, and patient* wiii find it more comfortable to huve work done at Ihe office. jf^rCalls attended in Barnwell and adja cent Counties. may20-1y GOT 8end tO rent.< iKwingf, and w eill MUt'l you free at- n*y»l, vaiual'h-, MUJUdodna la'gobA, ttpit wfil j«jt 'j .oilii the war ofuiMtlur more mo* o'ar.rtynr el»»r In aeie-dca' Both * BM (,f %i’. age- .as itvwa*hoUM »i«i work in spare t!m-'.«r s(t the time. tWi it J n<a rec|iijrril. UV wilt *e-.V yeo liem-t—r -etelor .)*»»* wl...-^«|! »t, m,., ' *al INe)<> A * CJ-, I'onGco a.. ». Special Notice. Apcnt f.r 0. ALTMAN’S Reapers, Mowers, Traction Engine. Light BiuJcrs and R. BROOKER, Willistun, S. C. npr29 Facts for the Fair. m BIT & CB. Have great pleasure in. announcing (be arrival of a superb and complete spring tojk of MILLINERY GOODS.' • «a The indies of (bis and adjoining coun ties arc cordially invited to call and ex amine styles, qualities and prices. TTc arc very 'uro that we can sniiefy tlie most fastidtoua tastes and tba most eco nomical buyers. Dress making, by an artiste without a superior in the State. Mrs. Randall, a lady of groat experience and adi.iit'ed ta-tc, ia in charge and will be glad to re- c*-iv» calls at cur rew location, Mr. Jas. Kt-Uy’s n’d Mutd, ll. R. Avet:tte. amtf —L -— ELXPKCA* (DAILY) ME8T.) I.mrt ("jwrlf*t'>n IC.-Wp m l.ewe Branch viffe 2.2'» a tn kravr Btr.vfcvilla 4.25 • m I Ar. Augusta 7.23 a tn EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.) Leave Awtusta 10.50 p A A». 04 Klackvitle 1.42 a a Ar. m UrwmhviBe 8.16 a m Arrive at Charlrsron 7.15 a ta ••CONNECTIONS.’' Connwrmn* moc/ent'Aag-nata witN Grnrgh* U- U. lo )M*dfrera a I p >tni» Weal -.ml Heath-* wrM.hy alt trirkwa, yyih through Merger he. tween < bevlevtea and AUaaia on night Kx- preae trains. ___ . Connections aisdt at Charleston witb NortK* Kkntm K. K. for prints North and with New York Steamers on Saturdays. C'lnaeciiors mvie at Columbia with Co- IceuSia nnd Gremville B. K. and Charlette, Cot am hii. an<l Augusta R. K. to snd front alp p> ip tv on tml h Kaads. Connections made at plvkrtlle w iih Barn- -wettK. R D.C. ALLEN. 0. P. AT. Agent. JOHN B. PECK. General Manager. A Guaranteed Cure —FOR— Chills & Fevers. SI FRONT OF T3E COURT BOUSE, Barnwell- S- O . tranni nt and permanent bonnlers. Every attention will be given to tbe comfort of its trueets. Fare, the best tbe markets will riff >rd. Rooms always clean uml cmfoita We-rimi tbe Leal service thot can be obtained. REN DAVIES, Proprietor. Blackville ^akery, HESTA. U R.A.N T — AND— THE RIVER SWAMP CHILL AN1F ary, FEVER OURE* This erent Remedy will, when taken accorrihipr to dlrecflone, never fall to cure tbe worst ensea of chills. When two b«tti**s ure taken the cuce is guar anteed or agents are Instructed to re* fnnd money. This Remedy is the wonfler of the 19th century. It is a pteventaXLve •• well aa a cure. rtiicE il 09 rrn bottl*. For sale at BluekvHln by D K. Bkiogs & Co.* and at White Pond by Witus A Co* General Wholesale Depot, Rrau. & Co., Druggists, Augusta, G*. mnr25 J. II. BORuER, Pfopristor. J'resb Bread every day. Menle at all hours. All tbe deltcarla*) of tho season. Tb^jcholcevt confectli'nerles. cakes, candles, canned goods, fruits, veget*- bles. All at tbe lowest pt Ices and warrant ed to be the'best. CALL AND HE WELCOME. J* LI BORGER* Railroad Avenue. eep* R. A. ELLIS. ATIOItlVKY *YT LAW, '-Harnvrell C. H-, N. C. Special atlSnlion'To Conveyancing and Collection. . ( |ec3 Notice of Appllcaliwfl fur Charter. Public noiicc i« hereby given by ihe un dersigned that ihirty day* atter to* dale hereof they wilhipply t« W. Gilmore Mlwau), Erq.. Clerk of the Court of Com man Fleas, Green IL Rich. Jeweller and Photographer, BLACKVILLE - g. 0. I hare just received a fre*h stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, solid sad plated silver ware, watch chain, solid and plated; gentlemen and Indies rings frooi $i to $50. Also, fine lot of rock crystal spectacles, both in blue trat nod white, gold, nicklekad steel frames to anil len*es. AU kinds of watches clocks and jswelry required and warmnted. 71 y stock ia select and very fine and I cor*. dially invite public inspection. O tl AS O. LESLI - Wholesale and Retail Comnxlasloo, —UEALXK IN- OT6TEBB, GAMS AN POULTRY. Sulla Noe. 1 nnd 2 Fiah Market, Office Noe. 18 and 20 Market Sk. V FISH, for charier for a Cotton Munufocturiag Charlealon g C* ' — -v Consignments of Country Produce ari respectfully aolicurd. Ptulfry.Epta.4to Ail older* filled with i}»]«jiL. Company and for other purposes^ W. HKNBY GRANT. FJ'GAR E. skll CiL May, 1P85,