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H i-: J 1 '"- m&fi a m foha W. Holmes, Kditotand Proprietor. wag.' 1 i-‘'g',.i'^rA"". 'i ■ LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION THUlMbAY. FEBBUAIIY 24,1887. f :THU1 f ' I ■ I '| ’ tiane tft Ueorcta. lto». J. L. Tillman has gnue to At* Uinta nut] will pitch his revival tent in 11m Gate City of Georgia. The fielda ‘on the Piedmont escarpment are white •uto the harvest. ...i ANNUAL REPORT -U OF . ^ COUlfTT TREASURER FOR FISCAL YEAR 1885-1886. OtlAT erfMESe, KOi It TO UK PKKSENTF.D TO THK COUKT 0» UKKKKAL SKMIOKS AT MABCU ■ilKM, 1887. lie Veil Vroin Uruce. In his address to the farmers of Col leton county, week before last, Capt. 11. It. Tillman again spoke slightingly of the Citadel Academy. He scorns to be rubbing out compromises and making a ■ew stait ou the old schedule. He Teel* He Nwie of Time. Some fellow has invented a machine to tell how uanv hours s man sleeps. The contrivance was secretly placed ou a merchant who dees not adverthte (lie other morning, and at night it was dis covered that he had slept fourteen hours out of twelve. ^ nr1.1. fond, mo. 1. 22 C. E.Malope, 28 Miss Maggie Best, BP K. YV. Buford, 100 Jennie Miller, ^ 110 Ann K. Butler, 170 Jt. W. Buford, 100 Jennie Miller, 200 L. M. Garvin, 217 Mrs. L.E. Kirk, 220 Jennie Miller, 223 Mrs. I,. K. Kirk, 224 Miss Maggie Best, 223 L. M. Garvin, 220 Ann K. Butler, 2:t0 Ann E. Butler, 231 Miss Maggie Best, 232 Miss C! M. Sams, 330 Mrs. L. K. Kirk, 330 Ann K. Butler, 385 Ann K. Butler, 8eh«s)l Commissioner’s Sal ary, , Mrs. M. B. Aaron, 163 W. O. Britton, 166 J. J. Aaron, 164 W. G. Britton, 246 Buuyard Bradley, 246 Buuyard Bradley, 247 Buuyard Bradley, 246 Mrs. M. B. Aaron, 246 “ D.D. Walker, . 230 4 * Alice Hnelltng, ' 308 “ I). I). Walker, 314 “ Alice Hnelllng, 325 Adam Kearse, 3:13 Mrs. Alliie Shelling, 371 Miss Aggie Roberts, 372 “ M. A. Kolterts, 373 “ ^ “ “ 380 W. B; Dixson, 387 W. H. Dixsou, 40 (3) i 388 M. Freedman, - 303 W. 8. Gixson, 412 Mrs. Clara 8. Holmes, 413 Rev. J. 8. Havener, 420 W. G. Britton, ■ Bchooh Commissioner’s Sal ary, 23 00 30 00 15 00 30 00 11 01 12 60 0 23 30 00 30 00 15 00 15 00 44 Xlaa Mart A Pickens, MM 876 Mrs. 162 Mias Mary B. Pickens, 30 163 Mrs. M. M. Roach, 172 R. K. Mood, 282 Mrs. M. X. Rosch, 263 Emms Daniels, ' 164 H. O. Frederick, ^ 207 “ “ “ 304 Miss M. B. Pickens, r 31.6 R. E. Mood, j 346 Mrs. M. M> Roacli, :tr>2 R. E. Mood, Mrs. M. B. Aaron, 374 Mrs. M. B. Aaron, 384 Mrs. M. B. Aaron, 407 Mrs. M. B. Aaron, 36 00 36 00 36 00 1 40 00 LlAten and Leara. 20 00 1 333 Miss M. B. Pickens,. 302 “ *' “ ■*—“ * 3 00 20 00 40 00 20 (N) :u> oo 80 00 10 05 10 00 13 30 24 00 20 00 30 00 10 60 20 (Ml 100 00 8 00 30 00 30 00 1« 20 IIin U«u4i» Hum Mlulc AM.KKDAI.K, 80. 2. 35 A. R. Calhoun, 100 Miss Carrie YV. Kirkland, 201 Edward Cantwell, 244 J. F. Preacher, 27V Miss Carrie YV. Kirkland, u !.«*»• to the | 310 Edward Cantwell, 6580 63 $ 17 50 20 61 50 00 33 00 33 00 50 00 When the health of the late Solicitor Richard G. Bonham began lo fail, his friends and physicians advised a period ot rest from labor with the confident hope that it would rusull in bis cumpleta res- toraliou. But he, apprcciatiug the trust that the Bute hod reposed iu him aud feeling that his ecrvices could not bo aefely spared st that juncture, suyed at his post until escape irom his late was beyond humau skill or love. And so be died, •• lully a hero and patriot as it he had fslleu on the battle ftahl, in tbs thickest ot the fight sad with bis faoe lo tbs loj^m bis memory will la chcriihed among the choicest treas ures of the mother Sutc, so rich in the love of the sous that arc sleeping their last sleep io her tender bosom. 44 here %% III 11 Vm*? Interest in sducalioo in 8outh CaroKoa is at high lids sod slid rising. Our peo. pl« can never taka tLiu^'yraUually as the eat did when he tried to make s meal off a grulbirg hoe. Ws must be wholesale or go out of basiocn. Edu cation is no doubt s good thing, but the measure of its goodness is lo be deter, mined by its purpose. Now the public temper sosms io intend that the next generation shall have • better lime than the present. And the way that is lo be secured is to educate the boys so that tl.«y will be fit to be something *‘better than farmers,'* Fathers and mothers, almost without exception, are indulging in such day dreams, nod their sous are only too ready to coiuaide in that parental ambiliou. Bet the Irenbla will come iu after as bile, when uli the boys are made lawyers, coetors, dentists, mercbauis and notaries public, who will be left lo he their dieuU, patients and customer* ? A UrwwlM* Kvll. If we cauDot elect members to the XwqfMatnre who will come out boklty against local legislation, let the people of the Stale look about them ami see if they cannot dud a man for the office uf Governor who will act as Preirdeut Cievelaud did while Governor of New York—plnce a prompt vote oo every act paused by the Gt-oeral Assembly of a general ustuie that was local lu Its operation. 317 Air*. <1. M. ^siulrrs, 35 (X) 324 Edward Cantwell, 19 00 331 J. K. Bradlry, 75 00 34*1 Mr*. O. M. Sunder*, 16 (N) 35i J. F. Preacher, 33 (Nl 360 Mr. X. Ok Mrrriwrthar, 33 0O 361 All** Carrlr TY . Kirkland, 351 76 :I6I C. J. Ritter, 50 (N) 366 J. F. Preachet. 37» MUaC. M. R<ft*ert», 32 (21 23 80 376 Mi** A. Courtenay, 68 (N) 4l)l E. M. Garvin, 105 (Ml 4U5 Mrs. X’. O. Merritt ether, 33 (Ml 425 Mr*. X". O. Merriwether, 14 (Ml 437 Mr*. N. O. Merrivretbwr, 66 (Nl SrluMd C«>DiuilH*ioner’s Sal- •ry. - / i I* 84 $888 14 MVCAMoRg, NO. 3. 161 J. C. Kirkland, Jr., $ If. 00 202 J. H. Bradley, 45 INI 221 S. A. Steadman, 28 (Nl 26ti J. C. Kirkland, Jr., M 00 296 Ml** Carrie YVeeklv, iO (Ml 322 Ml»» Carrie Weekly, ;.u (mi .129 Mr*. U. A. Steadman, 35 (Ml ICKI J. C. Kirkland, Jr., 30 (Ml 312 Mia* Carrie Weekly, 10 (Ml 345 Mr*. 11. A. Steadman, 24 IMI XVi Mr*. C. H. Strong, 65 IMI 167 MI*C. M. Robert*, . It 80 ;hW Mias C. M. Roberta, 45 74 369 Ml** C. M. Rolrart*, 10 46 .379 J. C. Kirkland, Jr., : 5 oo :tU7 J. C. Kirkland, Jr., :4> ini 403 K. D. Kdgtleld, 15 Ul 4IO Mr*. Clara S. Itoinie*. 15 00 411 Mr*. Clara S. liului***, 10 (Nl 415 K. D. K.lgfEld. 15 00 4 Ui K. D. Kdgtleld, 15 (Ml 431 D. 11. Kearue, 436 J. C. Kirkland, Jr., : 5 oo U> 00 St iund (. ummiuioner’* Sal •O, 24 .36 1666 JO Tltaxa MILK, NO. 4. • 0 C. P. Kohlnann, 21 Ml** C. A. Barlmt, $ 35 (X) 30 IMI 23 A. J. J oh Boon, 20 IMI 86 C. P. Roblnaon, 25 (Nl 151 C. P. Robinmui, 25 IN) 18;i I). 11. Kear*e, 50 IN) 195 A. J. Johnson, ItW A. J. Johnson, 20 (Ml 2U UU 241 Ml** C. A. llarbot, 45 (Nl S1H 1). 11. Kearse, 26 (Nl XI9 Ml** Sue ft. McMillan, 75 IN) .340 Mi** Ada YY bite, 20 00 .341 Miss Ada YV bite. _ 20 (N) 344 Ml** YVIIIleS. Ehrhardt, 75 00 409 Ml** Ails White, 20 IN) 419 S. P. ChlNoliii, 75 IN) 423 Mis* Annie llugood, 75 Ul j St'hiMd Coiuuilasioiier'a Sal - *»»7. 28 68 7(MX) i 10 00 > 3M Mrs. M. M. Roach, 25 00 1 302 R. E. Mood, 25 00 420 “ ** “ 427 Mrs. M. M. Roach, 428 Miss M. B. Pickens, 432 R. E. Mood, 434 Miss M. B. Pickens, 435 Mrs. M. M. Roach, 8chool Commissioner's Sal ary, 25 00 30 00 30 00 37 50 15 00 50 00 13 (Ml 13 00 30 12 BALDOO NO. 9. $648 28 r 15 Mrs. Kr 11. Oswald, $ 20 00 19 J. 8. Oswald, 5 (N) 54 E. E. Duuom, 26 06 66 Mr*. K. S. Oswald, 20 00 75 W. YV. Prwtsy, 2tM*> 98 Mr*. 1,. E. Kirk, 20 U) 119 E. E. Durum, 25 (N) 133 J. P. W’alker, 20 (X) 216 Xr*. E. E. Kirk, 25 00 2.34 E. E. Durum, - 25 00 2.VI J. P. Walker, 20 (X) 264 J. P. Walker, 20 (M) 266 Miss BUmdie YVilson, fill (N> 274 Mr*. E. H. Oswald, . 20 00 3iio “ E. E. Kirk, 12 50 :«il “ G. A. Rhodes, 25 00 309 Janie* W. Brown, 30 (X) .310 W. YV. Presay, 20 (X) 334 YV. YV. Prepay, 20 IN) 338 8. YV. YVIllUm*. 26 (16 378 Mis* E Virginia Mims, 26 00 339 S. YV. YViHUlus, 26 66 3JNI “ “ “ 10 (X) 396 “t»“ 44 10 00 461 G. A. Chisolm, 30 00 Srliool Commissioner’* Sal- 26 12 PROMISCUOra CLAIMS. I? Msj. J. YY\ Holmes, 24 W. R. Coles, 23 Samuel E. Barr, 25 lion. Henry' Houck, , 26 Rev. A. Bulat, 3n Rev. I). YV. McMillan, . B Maj. J. W. Holmes, 4 E. A. Bronson, 7 Rev. W. D. McMillan, Call aad Cask Oaly, Cheaper Currsat 8765 60 | ExpStues, Tbs solid trade of •iitwiaaiUI buyers, and a lew vaulting mercantile ambi 38 50 ‘ 4 00 37 no 63 00 37 oo 15 oo 8 6o 2o oo- 15 oo 8chool Commissioner’s travel ing expenses, Total amount disbursed for $238 6o |lo5 oo 27 32 BI.ACKVII.LK, NO. 15. 6 Miss Mary Burckntyer, 7 Joe YV. Hair, 12 J. L. Morrison, 31 B. K. Motte, Jr., 32 G. E. Steadman, 34 Miss Isaliel F. Shelton, 35 Miss G. E. Hagood, 36 Thomas Peeples, 45 Miss Ida Dodenlioff, 31 G. G. Brodie, 52 Ella S. YValker, j «J8 Miss Mary Burckmyer, 71 E. A. YValker, '81 J. YV. Hair, v»7 S. X. Berry, 104 Thos Peeples, 106 H. K. Motte, Jr., 109 Mrs. A. G. Graham, 120 MissG. E. Hagood, 131 G. G. Brodie, 141 Ella 8. YValker. 155 J. YV. Half, - $538 02 $073 68 FISH FOND, NO. A 31 G. M. Hunter, $ SO (10 31 J. C. Mlley and J. G. Smoak, 12 50 40 J. L. ilenilerson, :*) 00 41 J. C. Mlley, 37 50 03 YV. A. Henderson, 3t) 00 73 L. J. Rlckeubacker, :*> 00 00 Miss E. A. Black, :« 00 ]a*l G. YV. Proveaux, 25 00 114 J. E. Henderson, :i0 00 109 E. J. Rickenbacker, 30 00 The Advertiser bos bod a great deal. 174 MW Mauie A. Smith, ? S K**-- mki ■ to eaj agatoftt local legialallon, but we have 00 excuse to offer. The growing tendency of legislators to favor the passage of auy act that any member proposes if be will ouly add at the foot uf bis bill that it only appliee to his county, or the iodiffereuce with which each bills ate Viewed by the majority is sufBcieut cause for alarm. The very fctabillty of our loutitutioos dcmandH tbst this thing shall stop. Wherw can you Qud a capitalist who will iuveetin a State with such a variety of laws ? If every blocxhead, who happens to dodge issues aud saddle the fence with such adroitness os to secure a seat Id * tbo General Assembly, and concoct a ]M> for bis Immediate constituents, which the other members will allow to pass because their Immediate con stituents are not affected, we may never expect South Carolina to make • any material progress# YVe make too many laws. It often shows more statesmanship to reject a measure tbau to originate one. Senator-Editor Murray appears to bave entered the Senate under the be lief that be was sent to Columbia to leglalate for the State of Anderson. He arose with several new fanglod, but logenioualy contrived measures, and seeing at a glance that they would be irilled as general laws, be saddled them on Anderson sounty. One of the new laws of Mr. Murray Isa new road law far Anderson county. We know noth ing ot tbe merits of this law, but lna«- much as it Is local we condemn It. It i* violent to presume that the Senator from Anderson knew better bow to work tbe roads titan all other Senators. < li U Of tbe utmost importance that tbs dignity and majesty of the law be preserved. If men do not respect law, lawlssaneas follows. And lo order to respect It, men must not ouly feel that tbs whole power of the State can eo- 185 Thomas J. Rentz, 30 00 ISH) MU* K. A. Black, 45 00 235 E. J. Rickenbacker, 25 00 237 J. E. Henderson, 20 00 277 YY’. A. Hendernon, 50 00 298 G. YV. Proveaux, 55 00 431 YV. F. Rice, 25 00 School CommUidoner’s Sal ary, 38 32 $635 82 MIDWAY, NO. 6. 3 B. F. Tobin,. $ 30 00 4 T. D. Curry, 30 00 5 J. I. Copeland, • 7 00 8 MU* Sallie C. Baxley, 30 00 13 YV. A. Hickman, 37 80 18 Janie* Hill, 3 00 20 B. F. Berrv, 30 00 27 Frank I). Graham, 30 00 47 G. YV. Gantt, 30 00 59 T. 1). Currv, 30 00 60 T. G. Robinson, 20 00 (14 Thomas J. Rent*, 30 00 102 Sallie C. Baxley, 30 00 112 B. F. Tobin, 30 00 120 YV. YY'. Smoak, 30 (K) 127 G. YV. Gantt, .’10 00 147 B. F. Berry, 30 00 189 YV. VYVSmoak, 30 00 ,198 N. II. Jenkln*, 15 00 210 Mr*. R*. A. Jordan, 25 00 211 Mr*. Rebecca Jordan, 25 00 242 Mra. A. V. Berry, 30 00 243 T. G. Curry, 8 00 290 Mi** E. E. Cannon, 30 (Mi 291 Ml** L. E. Cannon, 30 00 382 Mr*. A. V. Berry, 30 00 School Comuiiaaioner'a Sal ary, 29 64 1 J. II. Eaflt.*, $ 4ft no 17 George R. Dunbar, 36 (N) 38 Rev. P. J. lllers, 33 Catherine Rirhardsoh, 5 46 46 (N) 33 J. 11. EafHtte, 88 IN) 56 Ml** C. R. Belllnjjer, . 30 HO 123 U. R. Dunbar, 45 no 134 M. E. Willingham. 45 no 163 Mr*. Eugenia Dunbar, 311 no 183 Catherine Richardson, - 15 no 273 H. W. Goode, 46 00 394 J. 11. Umtte, Ml (IU 213 George Butler, 26 ou 358 J. 11. Mlxaon, 16 (N) 351) II. YV. Gtwde, Ml (HI 433 Mi** E. Baker, 46 (N) 424 J. H. Singleton, 25 uu School t ouimUsloner's Sal- »ry. 3« 28 $656 68 RED OAK, NO. 11. 30 Her. J. 8. Havener, IS 00 48 J. 8. M. Carter, 15 00 49 W. F. Aaron, 25 (10 61 M. J. Sander*, 25 (Nl TO J. S.M. Carter, 15 00 77 Mi** K. P. Duncan, 35 IN) 78 44 Hattie K. ( lark, 26 06 Ml 8. YV. YVilllam*. 20 06 91 Willie F. Aaron. 12 50 133 Ml** Hattie Clark, 36 uu 143 M. J. Sander*, 3(1 06 254 8. YV. WillUm*. 36 uu 355 ,4 •• 44 11 Ul) 256 YY’. F. Aaron, 12 50 259 Mi** FI. P. Dnnran, 25 IN) JIN) 44 44 44 44 25 (N) 365 M. J. Sander*, 12 50 £13 Ml** E. P. Dunran, 330 Mr*. E. II. Dunbar, 10 (16 15 <N) 337 “ “ •* . t 44 . 15 (N) 381 Rev. J. 8. Havener, 30 IN) •182 * 4 “ ** ** 60 (M) jjy «< •< M «* 36 UU School Coniniissloner’s Sal ■ry, 4ib 19 32 $514 82 raknwkll, no. 12. J Doc YVebdG 56 .00 10 Mi** Anna YValker, 12 IN) 40 44 44 44 35 06 11 YVilson Parson, 10 66 27 W. T. YY Tills, 85 06 32 WiUoH ParstHfo ' 6 U) 56 J. C. Calhoun, 25 (Ml 62 Florella Brown, 25 OU 92 YV. 8. Dlxoon, V- 25 U0 93 Mr*. M. B. Aaron, 35 (M) 165 Thomas Peeples, 20 00 123 Flora E. Brown, 25 00 135 J. C. Calhoun. 154 Flora E. Brown, . « 06 00 166 W. 8. Dlxson, 35 (N) 179 Thoiuas Peeples, m TT. Trw’tiiu, - 10 06 —TO 06 218 MU* 8. A. YValker, 35 (X) 2^9 »» tt t* ' ti* 35 00 236 Mis* (Tara E. Johnston, 35 m 257 J. C. Calhoun, 25 00 275 YV. 8. Dixson, 35 (X) 284 J. C. Calhoun, 10 00 328 Miss G. E. Hagood, 35 (X) 354 44 Clara Johnston, 35 (X) 35 5 4 4 44 35 06 0 YV. R. YValsb, 65 24 406 Miss G. E. Hagood, 35 06 418 44 44 “ 44 35 06 School Couuuissioner’s Sal »ry» 30 32 1 gkorge’h creek, no. 13. $933 1 2 C. M. Browning, $ 35 00 2 YV. YV. Hart, 30 4t 21 I. A. Dvches, 28 oo 41 YY’. G. YVilson, •X) 44 46 0. E. Owens, 30 44 57 Paul Sanders, 9 44 67 YV. YV. Hart, 30 «f 79 G. YV. 8. Kennedy, 22 44 94 A. P. Nix, 22 44 95 D. YV. Black, 22 44 96 8, N. Berrv, 12 50 121 D. YV. Black, 22 00’ 128 Mr*. Clara 8. Holme*, -30 44 137 Paul Sanders, 18 44 142 W\ G. YVilson, 30 44 157 C. K. Owen*, x' 30 44 158 44 44 44 30 . 44 150 E. A. YValker, 175 8. X'. Berry, 178 Thoma* Peeples, 180 Ml** Ida Dodeuboff, 197 Mi*» Isabel F. Shelton, 205 B. K. Motte, Jr., 204 G. G. Brodie, 206 Mi** Mary Burckmyer, . 212 M. J. Qoattsbaurm, 227 Mi«*G. K. Hagood, 229 Ella S.' YValker, 268 Mia* Ida Dodenhoff, 281 Mi** Isabel F. Shelton, 285 8. N. Berry, 287 Sue C. Burton, 288 Sue C. Burton, 280 Sue C. Burton, 302 K. A. Walker, . 311 Mr*. A.G. Graham, 312 Mr*. A. G. Graham, School Couinilaaloner’a Sal a*7. $1216 32 $ 25 0O 25 12 “ 25 “ 6 51 25 00 25 00 10 00 33 33 25 (JO 25 < 0 25 (10 25 (> 25 (10 12 Ml 10 00 25 00 50 60 26 00 . 25 <» SIR 00 25 00 25 00 12 50 ]0 00 : 3 33 25 00 26 00 25 (Ml 25 00 75 (0 25 00 25 (M) 33 33 25 00 ' 12 50 33 33 .‘13 .33 33 33 23 (Ml 25 (Ml 25 00 school for fiscal year 1885-86, $14,349 7o Re*i>ectfullv Submitted, N. F. KIRKLAND, County Treasurer. SELECT SCHOOL * • 1..' XTOR E.ADIKH ONL/V, MRS. MOLAIR - - Principal. The Spring term of this In stitution open* to-day with a complete Faculty. The la- die* of Barnwell and the Co. “ v generally are cordially invited to attend Its see* ion*. There is no charge for tuition. This uchool i* not oppoaed to the Graded School but l* intended to he to it, what the Universities are to the Cs.llege*—a dnislilng school—. It ha* just received and opens to-day the larpest and loveliest stock of la STAfB OF SottH UAiOUNA, ~~ barnWkll countt. . Ill TM COVBT Of IttOBATJk By LongstrseC OsMM Km., Judge of Probate in Btifnweil County. _ YVberass, W. ailmors Simsw appHee far lie;, With outer oaas^Vn’bis BS i* sairiM-l I*e«‘fw of Adwiaisl«*ttaa. i<> kom» ose. M tar bargnii.. tbao U,« saws money will buy . ik.J.r.liot •mm' of H- - is Boastful BliekvilTer Booming B-rsweii, ll 1 ^ Gentle Urmhsu.* or Briek Built Bemberf. ! Dea l you see UT If you do not. oonio of IkeenW deeoneed. lebe nsdnpijinr Iwttrs mud inspect my *i*ek of Genernl Merebnn. licit is eoapleie in nil Uepartwent*. learn iny prices and you wlTl be convinced that although I am young 1 know sty business and will give yon estUfserion if yen eon be pleased wits anything short of *eiiy Mere. New, it will help yen to e*H and see. J. B. G1LLAM. Jr., . 4<«ee T. O., 8. C. K. W. fob 17 **-. Foreclosme hale. H. J. Wroten, Mertgngee, ngninst James Parlor, Mortgager. BE VIRTUE of a power eontaieed in n oeriain deed of bnrynin end sale, nemmenly called among Age, made and given on the 17th day of February. 1686. by James Put lerte ri. J. WroSv* and duly reeeeded in theoCee of tbe Register et Mesne Convey ante* for BarnwolT County, in Vol. 5 U, pnge 169-172 on toe 2nd dny of Maveb, 1885 1 will sell at Barnwell Conrt House o Monday, the Vih day of March neat. B be c at S (’sort of Prehete for the mud emiBly to be BeMen at ftirswell C. H oa Friday, ih« 2t>ili Jay nt February. 1887. at 11 e’elaok a. at., l« shew esnso, il any, why thewddod linistrntion should net bo granted. Give* radermy hosd and the seal of tho Cowvt this 18th day of Jannary| A. D. 1887, and te tho 111th year of dmerieas Isdo- poodenoe. LuSOSTKKKT GANTT, ” Jndge of Prebnte jaaMM the celebrated IK. SEWING MACHINE- loveliest g< oil* ever brought to Barnwell. leb-27 ladies DENTISTS. J. H. E. MILHOUS, DENTAL SURGEON, ing salesday in said month, within the legal hour* of sale, for cash, tho following do. scribed real estate. Ail that tract, pa reel or let of lasd. lying, being aad situated in Ike lawn of Grahams, Barnwell County, on the *0*1 side of Church street, measuring tfty feel front an Church Street and ruaning bark to the alley diviu- tag my lot from the Bros lands, boh g batte l and bounded on alt ikIm by Cbnrch Street, lots ofC. 8. Hutto and tbe InaOe before men- voed. j_ I’urclta-er lo pay for papera. MBS. If. J. WROTkN. Meetpsgee. BOBEUT ALDK1CU. # Aueraey foe Mortgageo. fokiltd Foreclosure Sale. BLACKTILLE, ■. CL swell a H., from let Meador (or h moaUt, te WeuuesJ*/ eVeaiag dart See In tfosgvae even apgoin meow* wttt pn> 1 at e tner of Me < 59 72 $1695 70 16. FOt'S MILK, SO. 15 YY*. M. Bailey, $ 6 On 16 II. Floyd. 9f8 24 Kmma Boyd, 36 ,)ti 38 MiAt Sue Turner, 26 50 05 J. D. ( rtmland. AO imi 113 Keubln Chisholm, 17 50 113 Miss Sue Turner, 27 u» 159 J. H. Mlxaon, V 25 00 193 J. D. Croslond, 25 00 200 A. T. YY tstdward, —-• 215 K. B. Chisholm, 17 60 263 J. II. Mlxaon, 23 (Ml 267 E. E. Bailey, \ Hit Ot) 271 Mis* Sue Turner, 19 50 357 J. D. Croslond, 22 bo School Commissioner's Sal ary, 16 48 Mrs. B. J. YV retea. Assignee, spues) Har riet L Daniels, Mortgager •e - 1 BY Y'lHl l K of a pewer eommaed in a ■KULAK ArroimUNTB m WA Jr ^ ’ f , •*» we-— ea.led a otorigage. Ml vie and give* on the hta dny of Febrnarv, 1884, hj Ihtvviet L. Daaielo tu H. C. Rice k Co. and rserrded in the ufllce of .he Kogwter of Mesas t'etsver- ancen fvir Uarawell« voely ia YTel. 4 L. p» e* 492-494 os the 14th day ef kVWuarj. 1884. •«*d lb*reader duly eesigned m me. I will ■ell at Barnwell I *«rt H .nse -a Meaday. the 7th day ef March nest, il hisng inieeday in said moalh, within (he Irgwl heern of snln. fee eeeh ih* loiteoing-leoerrWd rea)r-taie All that pieeo. parvot *r trees ef fond Ir- ii.g. siumievt and being in KfSed n Bridge township Hums and eoaaty afsemesd. ova laming forty aeree, more or W-e, *ed OrstHvi- ed n« ieilews On the eaeth hy lands of Fed _ _ I UnearlU. oe the snath by iaatfo <f Jaete- ; «J - «l Met ns. aa the reel oy laeda ef fed UennrUe on 1 hr wmt by Uad. ef t*»b—e Witsee. I'nrnbaoer to pejr ter paper*. MK8 d. J. m IfoHKN, v-otgune ef M t-a . . KU0ERT ILUKlt H. Aitereey ier Aeetgnee. . lebll i«t DR. J. ALLEN PATTERSON, DENTIST. IT tSHINES FOK ALL. —AND In—* * the sfjt ass mowt rorci.AS mwino MArniNK ON TM MASKET. Note some of its moot exesUawt points hi the above cwt. K. W. VOGKL, Barnwell, C. H., 8. C. BAVTItO LnOATBD IN ALLSNDALH ■■ pee- pared to do Don'al were in aar pwtmt ef Bora- ••tier Besspcea Oeeeaea. Them nesiqg mr mg ms at tsm pent, wm so at Serawdl a S.. the iret wee* ef eeeh meet* mm dny. Calls toft st Dv. Pan trine 1 * Drag Cash is Cheap —BUT— CUKDIT 1 OSTT.Y. —TI1KRKKORK— BOYD* FOKKCEOhURR RALE- p.a ad • $404 (8 Birnutso, so. 17. 13 Miss Jails A. Clarke, $ 30 00 22 Joseph Mlxaon, 25 tv 90 Ml** Julia A. Clarke, <8 50 85 J. H. Mlxaon, 28 00 116 N. A. Mlxaon, 25 00 117 X. A. Mlxaon, 25 INI 194 Mia* Julia A. Clarke, 30 (V) 433 MU* JulU A. Clarke, 30 00 214 X'. A. Mlxaon, - • 25 00 272 Mia* .^Ue Ttinter, 10 00 3^ N*. A. Mlxaon, 22 00 307 Mi** Julia A. Clarke, 3* 5" 349 J. H. EstTItte. 31 60 htchtiol Commissioner’s Sal ary, 17 28 Dr. DENTIST. BAMBERG AMD WIL LOTOV. Stas Mo* st ta« Unrasg Wuunves—Tnsm SOSKMtNY, NO. 18. 14 J. IE Mlxaon, 26 11. P. YVillintn*. 107 IE P. YVilllams. bcford’s br.thjk, NO. 16 J. C. Kirkland, Jr., 25 H. S. Steadman, 53 James T. Orr, 58 Martin M. Proveaux, 76 Miss E. F Cannon, 84 York E. r.eaing, 89 J.C. Kii kUnd, 108 II. S. Steadman, fores It, bat that the legiilntwv of the Mtats hsa deHJed that h ought to be i J** We are willing to a b* re tbs *** of any law that the tepreaen- ; ^ j 4 ™** — - ’ ■too frnov tnta watnry can originate ' It is food ososgrt for Laarram It Is sod Kouffh for Uio But*-, aud If It Is rb far the Elate l( ia aot for LaaroLA We oak rs to protect ua from all • T. Orr, 251 York E. Fleming, 252 York E. ~ 286 B. Wi $710 44 I 35 00 35 00 20 00 26 00 35 00 20,00 35 00 35 00 25 00 17 60 . 30 00 10 00 167 Mrs. Clara 8. Holmes, 168 A. P. Nix, 176 L. N. Berry, 177 YV. YV. Hart, 181 D. YV. Black, 228 YV. G. YVilson, 233 Paul Sanders, . , 2i58 Miss ShlUu F. Morris, 2 59 “ “ “ 240 ** “ “ “ 2«il G. W. 8. K 'unedy, 262 A. P. Nix, 286 L.N. Berry, 319 B. B. Baxjey, 320 “ “ “ 321 M M m * , 808 G. W. 8. Kennedy, School Commissiooar’s SaJ- M!’, **7, IB 00 BAMSM Il Mr*. X. X. Bt 13 B. E. Mood, 14 Xtea Mary B. 17 W If H.O. “ ‘ 41 K >. M m 41 Mr*. X. X. J J, MO. IA | 47 00 m M 47 - YV allace. $376 78 $ li 00 26 (» 25 (Ml no no 20 00 20 (10 -- -a* w 417 J. H. Mlxaon, 429 Mis* Annie Stroud, 430 K. Blanton, School CotumUsioner'a Sal- »ry, 14 00 75 (K) 37 60 16 08 $328 58 8 J. YV. Blanton A Co., 21 K. H. Willis, “ 22lils« E. G. Thompson, 23 Miss Tillie E. Johnson, 39 I). B. Parker, 55 Gertrude E. Robinson, 74 A. M. Peeples, 82 G. YV. Patrick, 83 Ml** Mary Howell, 138 B. 1). Parker, 139 B. I>. Parker, 140 B. P. Parker, 144 G. VY\ Patrick, 145 A. M. Peeples, 146 Mi** Mary Howell, ' 173 Gertrude E. Robinson, 186 A. M. Peeples, 187 F. M. YY’IIll*, 278 Flora Brown, 279 YV. D. Bush, 280 Miss Mary Howell, / . 299 'Gertrude E. Robinsjbi), 326 H. YV. Brown, 327 J. H. Po.vey, 347 F. E. Brown, 366 J. H. Posey, 377 F. Ei Brow n, . 380 Mrs. A. E. YY’oodwartl, 300 J. H. Pasey, School Commissioner’s Sal ary, J 15 00 40 00 20 00 25 00 40 00 25 00 25 00 35 00 12 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 35 (XI 25 oO 18 00 25 00 25 00 110 00 25 00 31 50 10 00 25 (10 60 00 30 (10 . 17 50 30 00 17 50 45 00 30 00 47 32 $883 82 TOWN, BLACKVILLK, NO. 20. 29 James Kelley, 7 50 292 N. C. Davis, 35 (X) 343 N. C. Pavia, 35 00 375 Rev. J. G. YYMIliam*, 40 00 391 Rev. J. G. Williams, 40 00 399 N. C. Davies, 35 00 408 Rev. J. G. Willisnt*. 41 05 School Commissioner’s Sal ary*-* . H. Kem.sdy, Mo*tg*gee. *gsin* L*»dy Mims, sv , Manptgos J ~ ■ ■ '■ — ^ — BY VIKll'K ef a pwwse swutsiwedra a P Qey* if certaia Ueedaf bargain and *a)e. s»mnn>*ly * El. foJIllflllg . muvtgogs. made and give. •* the 2kd day at Oecembtr. Ibex by Tandy Ylim*. br.. In W; H. Kennedy end svsasdsd i» tbe uKieeef tbe KegMier of Mseae Caweeya.vcv* f- r Uarenelt t'eamy ia VeA 4 T. rages 79. 1 M, an tbe 2nd day «f Jssnary, lend I writ * et. at Barnwell t'unrt Hwuaeen Mewdsy. ifor Vth Jay of Marsh neit. u Wiag ralemUjr ia *.«id month, wuhin <he legM boors ef nl*. ‘ 1 cash, the fo i»wing •trsenbed real e«iaie .ina* ., lyu.g sad bring ia ike cuasty for* ou, .'*tate id Suuih C*r»Oivn. -v \ I that errtntii tractor pUntntioauf and I lEBuan aa theCorreU iram \ «oaumii.g one 11 as«red and ecveiiiy -evewaaresawd buaod > d aa lellows.te wit. Oa tbe evrtb by land* of Allen Wooley, an tbeeaet by lends of the (State el W. T. hlsoien, on rise south by James Grabba end MeOenry lands and on tbs want by lands *f tbe estate ef W. t. Ulan ton. 4 Parch seer tn pay for gasesa. Bntre and wlfo sfrirriy fee en*K, !•* f» so day bonk. err*lit- seliatly and nsok na bad debts but w k gm>dn rhrsger thn 1 he ckea|>rM. Hm duek •( Fsneg an Family llrnetr.ee. Dry Gnnde, Rmd- Shars. Note ami rnmnelhmiaui mtrrhuw dm* m ehaire and enmplete. Pare Drtsjg*. Pneent Bfirditharg mf at Linda, Paint», OM*. Brnnk a. Pansy *lw k of Ci^nra nsd Te aad the heel brand* nl wtans end lit •forays ns hand fi*r methrsi, nod mvnviai nere Remerahee rite CASH entirer had tr* • I hast of BllID'X Ear^.iat fekH) nl tbe Central Hotel. la 1 tbeeeemry. 1 win MM' THOMAS Cenifally lowted. mvavenieni to bwai* Dr. W. S. Killingsworth, SURGEON DENTIST wiixurrox, x. c. W. H. kKX? frbl7 Id , Mortgagee. Foreclosure Sale- ATTORN KYS-AT-LA W. J. O. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY . AID COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, BABVWCLLO.B,SC. Lprecttoel promat sat utedteaig WX Five. entrusted its ailtheGmfti of the Kara fond ruthltu atmatien to nM basil >WT«rr. R. Am. CLtluIBe ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BaraweU CL BL. 8. CL N ' Special attention It Coaftjaadac and OUee- H. FULLERTON BUIST, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BUdxTlUe, 9. CL wniprsettoeii «ti theOeeruof UmStnU Bgs- slsl auentioa given to OwUectlng nag Ot *nvey- b A Yogtl. Mortgagee.ngaiaat Mrs. J. C. t)enaelty, Skungng<>r. BY* VIRTUE ef a poner eeattdaed ia a certain deed of bargain sad sale, MSUMlly called • mortgage, mod* and given on tbe • 4th dny of Jannavy, 1885, by Mn. J. C. ] Connelly te E. W. Vogel and recorded in the office of the Kegmtet of Mesne Conveyances .for Barnwell county in Yel 6 C, yagas 41 ?• 418, •ntbc27ihdayefJai.nnry, ~ ■ell at Barnwell Cenrt House the 7th dny ef March next, it being enleedsy in snid month, within the lego) hoars of sale, for teeb. the leUosnng described rani mute, situate, lying and being in the ceaoiy afore said, 81 ate of 8ewth Carolina. All th^t tract of land situate in (be Centity ot Barnwell eo main ing seventy (70) oevee. mere or tern, being tbe Houseimet, bounded •n the eaet by lands of V, E. Cave, on tbe south by lands of E. E Harden, on the north and w#»t by lands ef the mid J. C. Connelly. Put chaser te pay ter payees. t W. VUG EL, Mortgagee. KOBEKT ALDRICH, i A llarney for Mortgagee. ! fehl7 Id M vurk for u«. lbs* *artkl*sri*s In tbawawtt * .rtisl am Herded , |*a sm Mined bar ■*efc vsee ; •Wn^e- 8,jjrae rma 4m tK rou amOfan I* srod *e jrmr sddramaad tad aat : b )*a*ie asw amdsmefaw, U. NAJJJCTr A t'a. FUrtk mm mim ller-wr stab I'lsrfoysseat si bus*, tbe wl rfme, eetfodr .yare usaeat*. Itad*em aad BmdhiUr. Fvemae ed eltbrr era (sura m raete mfOaOser eve*(*g, sad s yreysrtfoe tl ram by derating all tb-fo time !• Ike fondam*. burr sad gtrbrara s>m*rh a* men. That dl who sm thb may rendthrlr .ddrvm. sadtral thetaslnm* «* m*h* thb otbr. Te eaeb m sm ae* weKmtbdie we will *ta>r owe dollar tu gay foe the tfiahli ef iloller tu ooj writing. r«ll ynrttrwlnnead mil It fra*. Oddeew liKOKi Fall yen KOTIKMU: N A Ce. fret fond. ,y*g*idl2. ntnde. OW tbb ewt aad ra- .1886,1 will ■■■■■Y *»* lone, and wnwOtmad r*u bee, ~ fflUlllI nrr.v-.ir.sxr.tn; (*ng ealeedny hmdnem whfrh wWWIagyewIn srara mnney ^h% ray than snytking *be la the wwrM. A*y enersa »the - ‘ “ JAMES E. Attorney A Counsellor-at-Law BarawffiU G. Hm 8* CL W. A. HOLM/,N, ATTORNEY AND GRAHAMS, MO. 21. 6 0. C. Robinson, 27 J. G. H. Guoeo, 29 S. L. Iraffltte, 3U Mr*. JulU Dny, 87 S. S. LnfBUn, 88 Mr*. JulU Day, 93 C, C. Robinson, 120 J. H. Ptmoy, 125 Mioa L. Cannon, 148 8. 8. EnffiUe, _ : L49 8. 8. EnfllUo, 160 Mrs. JulU Day, 161 C.C. » J.H. Puray, «I M. J, SH Xra. X. R. Aaron, , J- 9 ‘h; $244 41 $ 30 00 . 18 00 60 00 30 00 60 00 COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,' ' Bara well CL He* X.O* - Noiiee to Rod i reditors. All yer-wns indebteit to the entate of Mn. OruciUa Eaves late of Barnwell County, de ceased, are hereby no*ibed to make immedfo •te payment and nil persons holding claim* against the soM eetnte are requested te pre sent them, duly attested, to the undersigned. W. C. MATTHEWS, Executor. fcbKbd* J. P. Strobel, BLACKVILLK, 8. C. Agent for Bern*»1 cuunty and seo- lioim of adpeenot countien that trade at KUekviile 1W ike eeiebrated Geioer Steam Beflcrx, Saw Mills and MacitiniMn' supplies. - * Also, tbe Ueutennial Cotton 0m, tbe beat m use. WM pnaUes In aD tbs < AUGUSTA HOTEL £ JJ L. K. DOOLITfUt, Pjoprinter, | ttooi 36 60 I . — 73 09 HttraifBOl work sad fore ad fomra. Klther rax jail i _ ramethfog ecv.ibatlmt rata* menev for wurt- era Wr wH»m*rt yes ;raplul s*t nudid. ThU fo •ue odtbe grnatne. iiiipnrUBi chansra nfs Kbtba*. Thorn who ar* smMtloua aad raternrblsg wK sut drfojr. Grand uwtdl free. Add ram TWPB A Co, SHEKIFF’S SALE. 8TATS*r Seeve Cabolina, I BAttHWaLLCtlCaTT. | Antic E. Weathrrsbee ns AdmUbirntrii do tsatr non of Jnhn M. danders, ngninst J. II. Barker. BT VIRTUE ef sit exe^Unlelkel •I Bern well Cbuntyaa directed in Ike et»«H case 1 have leeie.1 upon and will gelt to the highest bidder for ea-h ew Men day, Ike 7th dny of March, 1887, ft feeing rrfnlar •afeadsy «f emd meatfe. feetwsen the legal bwwra of sale, the feHewiag real mtex. la wit. Ail that tract ef lend in said eenedy cea- letning one bandied end My seres, mere or lew, end hewnded on the berth by foods ef Ike estate ef Connelly. Mrt by lands of Hnssl and Bennett, eamh by fond* of ffRVmm V. Basel sad west fey Barnwell tend. Levied speeOm the property eg J. ffi. Bar ker m sm iefy enU rseewien Pneehceerle pay for payors. W. B.PBBPLES.8. B.C. Bhraira Office, Fehronry 11th, 1837. teh47-t4 m mn msi ^ JFEOTM THE COURT BOUtly w 11 ‘ Barawellv 8* O*. Marsnall xxoiisd u ^ ,, r '"**«** ^ trane^nt end perhtnMnt bonrtetx •01 BROAD 8TREKT, ! will be ft won m th* AUGUST A* -GA. Ontniiy Located, Table Flint Ofom*. TrenBient Rates, $1.50 Per Day Liberal Indratioe by (be weaker month. 1&B& M. A. BOUNTREK, comfort of Rn gbrato. Fare, tbe brat tb merketr will sff' r alwnyn 1 efran and kadI rtn- bit. and Mo Mat anrrtca that re. Lg obuM. im datum, Propcfot't A