The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 29, 1888, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

eon«Uw of Orisu- L»ur^n«, Abb*- tut! Um C«ind«n % -r y" c &1] tin' and U notfor It* fPMdom from hypo* dy»p4 p*l*. ■P l.Morning 5Tow* of flat ting nays editorially of the l road* from Blaekvlllr and >tbat city: litt’ft* wore, well rceolvo l »of our rhlzent whom tb«y mot. , however, of tho^e to wboac two railroad enterprUo* »t, wa* that the enterprlao'* tjted, and that the promoter* j ahould harmonize their dlffor- Thejoplnlon wi*oxpre4*od a^o dutaace would be much m >re i be Mcunsl in flavanuah, aftdr i a*pertained what help could t TOt^hleoftJiTannih for one It to poattble that one road might ; a (treat deal of •nt'otiregemeiit but too probability of (totting a»- ■ for t*o road4, dopcmling upon i terrltolyTorbualneMi, la raUicr M WWI. «« (to* otM* tp Maw *a»»ab will 4m*% war toun a by aowt- Iwg ap p*awa<\|f »a artll aaap b**» aww- ••HtMl wnh tba aaajMrt. Wa Uav* bad awoourag****™ anonzh •In*** wnr arrival bar* la toad w* to oaltov* that. ' a hen v* make a ibarougti eanvaa* of uwr line and allow roar p.mplc what ‘ will da wa will gal ill lia« aarUtance ww need." ' T‘ . Mr. MI*4on 4uh«t*ntlally agreed that It wa*a ttlackvlli* tight, and Mr. Hat- end, who accompanied Col. Ilrown a* an able lleutctianirharing *liown Mr. UMlrmti u lllarkvillii |>et!tlmi for an ex- t \* 1)' tennlon of tlmroad, tne latter ttmk It for grant 'd that It *et up the fact (hat It wa* to bo an extenalon from IHrmv dl. In addldon the petition Owl. Brown had re<H‘lv.>d a dUpatuh aigntui by Mr, flimon Ilrown, one Of the llluckville committee, J»nd W. K. Kelly, a Black? ! vllle lawyer auylnr: lllackvllle U In tavor of extcnalon via Barnwell and Aileudala, and Will back liiaf route. Have 4-sen Izlar aUo uhtl he favor* that route. This wa<« a blow from home that rat tled Mr. Mlxaon. and several telegram* passed between Havanruih and Blaok- vllle. Among other dlapatctoe* Mr. II. W, Briggs telegraphed the lllackville conunlttea: petition wa* one signed before meet ing yeatenlay. Nothing clone to-day. Have seen fschcrr He is of name opinion a* yeaterday' 'i’o borrow a Scriptural quotat ion the - poaltlon of M r. Irlar a|)|»ear» to t>e “the * aaiue yesterday, to-day and forever.” | tub aniaMainx. Col. Brown U a »tlrrlng man; at lea«t 1 hi* visit to Savannah *rem4 to have There Ujmt much doubt that Sayan- ; up KUi . k vllle t» iu Innnrmoa; - rft “dritt.* * Murnlax N«*W4 r^iHirtr/ In- fSlt MMrtta iMt oHy anU < olumou, j t^rrlrw^d Uiin a*nl fjutid U\m h. mnl *' i but they w'tmld hardly do ao before it, #I1 |H , lnt . tomM . tlh ^ Ki.rkvllle ryctonr. had been •W'artalned what a*»la*an •e;Il.• i vrhi^h anem* to have aweot down ■||»W !>*■*• tied ouuld* ot (to van- iWMUatfir.and aatil It was certain him. He said. *•1 did »u»t e-awe d'*wn war u|kui Plaok< tile. I rwpr 1 HarnMell r»a j, whi<-{» 1 •<•»». mile* long, and W not lor tale. Iia«e ••■M It, h it I l-iug'r. It w I !•> a *4i»o'iah etumelocb Th » to. w anuwl to Wav it I'li* avlro* on, f •<<,n t.» -arannaS I* ■»< 14 n-.l lor • • to i'h? i r»ta»» *<**! fr*a«ur?r. r- i Up>-U » ani I a* l*%r«. wed' ‘ ‘ e m »Vh an I *wh«f «pd1l. AaMlirhNae la :h •' •wtrK UetMlMed tftwna AaUgata (II m'ntaiersa’wnwihjeaea-eMtoto. Na- tnr» tad •apertntwn lasiU of all denomi national an l nntott ecbnAla will plraae have one delegate eleetad at once, and eue that ihHr respective a -bools are rep- reaantad. Ud all oundaySchnolworker* who can, anetxl without election. A iavltjngprogramiu * has been prepared and will apjioar In due tint''. 4. I,. Stri.KY, I'realdent. Preacuttneat of the Brand Jury. »,Th" flrand Jury bsg leave, to report and preaAut to the Honorable Court: ,' Fikst, AVehavoonfy haenable tomake a cursory exauilnstlon of the (’oanty of- rt -ca, and Into the odndnet of tho affairs of the C.l nry bv the different ofllcers, upon which we find, under the head of duties of County Comm Us loner*, that the roads and brldgcr.s are 1n the usual passable coniiltlon. We hear no com plaint about them. The Poor House* are In very good con dition wlththq exception of one, which need.? Home repair*, and recommend that the CommisHioner* look after it. The in mates appear to have good attention.—“ The i.iil we find is in excellent condi tion. The watef closet In the resrof the Urand Jury room U lu a shameful and deplorable condition* and wo xecom? mend thai it be provid.-J with a liberal supply-jof lime or dry earth, and that the «ommUMofiera cxerciK* a more strict *u- pervUion over It. Arco>t>, Tiie office* of the Clerk of Court appear to too wall kept and arc In good eonalrten. I'uisu, The Audltor'a office i* also In good run.Illl<>n and apjtear* to be w kept, a* an crtdgpce of the g»ne prosp-rlty In our lounty, wc rt-wL by t-i ro.'ord* lu thia office that the totail value of all 'asa'dc prouorty i» (I *IJ,- w.‘. an In reuaeof l.c.'gij overeuy pra- »!*>:.• vvur ratum to tlwm In iht ducod rate*. ■>* do tbor lat* aetto.; of the Cawtraf ro*«J- i natuMinah to Aagwata—to maat poaidou oauaad by ruanlng a di* on-; he lino af I nox ;si •»nt Foaurg, Tbr Tresanrar'a. sh^rltT 1 It 1* t-n and Ji;rtfs u .f "rebi** offi* ?• app*ar ti 1 ^ HlJ 1 bo * /il k.-l»l an-J In g eel rand.:. »n lb a i r|r*to Firm, It * UnJ Um*. lh* Frial J us U-* r p» rt •**% '••••. lb ^ i >4tl'o| • ‘.ll • to Wp A* ttiF!to*to»T Ui ♦ ml # I,*!* p f \ aPtoF. 4l*llitih lt» » *. rs*trn >«* »)•*; S%#i 9 *V»I ( h4f*| )91 *tlr •th#*! • >f H *hr «, c * . . 4144-Vt»: 1 .oediW ir*mU**i to.. V 1 • of ) toill- 11 4 F* **4/ • 1 » «• lS«1 4mt r'liaf D « %% 1 ' tilt to.hj P«r 1 ■ti# fi# *II t(|lti • t tift *f*l , 4«M 1/V* F to l|l ’ hi to • • |9v to 4 |iHMF l #4| Wtokti ft«to* ttisrto | nr to tre• 4* to*)» F' to rnmr- m 4 m • * . *n fa • ^ • • h ^ l f*«*> K a - to* o V* *. * 0 1 y y m mmm* • a * ad J 4Mi 1 ir l* " " - •totititihwMB • 144* mm* 4# I** «to«ea| fW* 1* J d* mtm to l%Ai T W |**« *4ti tltofa I4* 4JD*4 *«#* to#4 Btitito ■M 4 1 4** life* mm a T • tolFto s llfai |Mto *»— *4 ti "fU 1 ^ A 44 to #♦ to 1 •» «ti*to •%§>« *4**9 9 * I*«tol Ito r 7*to **'*** • • • •« * 4 -tifs 9 4FB%totoillWFtoa / * 9 ^ .# to *to # -to*to • «B ffcltto titoe iww mcNHiiA^ ym it a wcu-Known taoi that they have already more than paid for tlt«Mi*Mvm by the radnethm lit freight rate*. Beside* the Central road authoriiles liS ve cut dow n their charge* vary materially, in fact to the steamboat tlgure*. The ' meeting was presided overby Major L> J F. ItTar, imaudaut J. P. Strobal was appointed Secretary'- A lengthy preamble and a net of resolu tions were proposed and unanimously adopted. The meeting pledged lt*clf to ralae-the sum of $60,000 to aid In cqn- structlpg the road. The following srand- ing committee wa* ap|Kiiuted for the K ie of agitating the matter: Dr. (i. rtfgue. Major I.. X. fzlar.T W. Farrell, Simon Brown and R. M. Mix- son. 'ITw name* are suffioieiit guarau- tee of the buainess purjiose. of the meet ing- A further committee, consisting of Dr. <i. B Lartigue. P. \V. Farrell and R. M. Mixsoti, was appointed to proceed at once to Savannah to confer with parties In that city Interested In the met tor. The committee left by the night train, via Charleston, returning to Ulackville on Saturday morning. The committee express them* dvea well pleased with their reception In Savan nah. A further meeting of the eiiUeit* will be held In a few days, wh< n the commute* will report the result In full. The i. alter will be agitated now for all it I* worth It la also ronioret that the intMrporaror* of the South Houn lary charter Will meet bereon the HKh pn»X. t<> inquire into ana discuss the matter. It 14 not i>r<«i>ablo that any practicalde- ciston will be arrived at until then Miss K*sie |.e»y, a charming e«-toty boil* of Augusts D ou « visit for sev eral day* |>j»t to her hrv'.b*r, Mr J. II. Ie *y. Sr Kh Vltms. g>a»e'4»«*Ba3BBBaw T>» Hoo-v n 11* wirt has r»-'«ntlv d-*- .-l.lod two rt^-sotoph .betid aw«« to impress owv t aRwft J odg . wlab IV* (a.t Uvo* tbo tlm—UiOttow tmaMses re*. turned tin mlsstog and so hava nearly two hundred thousand dollar* of th« nttbllc^QonOy. He was “thti aoul of honor” and had a life l«a*e of the office Among hi* .assets were due hill* for 76 Ooo loamsl to friends aptH(btt"h»rn>Is of old w hiskey. His bond to-rtUffd for 4300.000, its full amount. During the year 1337'twenty-throe lire Insurance com panic* wehi out of business, eight of which failed outright. The existing companies have been start led by the ft re record for the first two months of this year, and fiv* companies have retired from bualnaxa since ita oommencement. The chances favor 1433 proving even more # disastrous for such companies than was the past year,' aud ita record wa* alarming enough? Chailtnan K. M. Brayton has called a convention of the Republican Party to meet at Columbia the 1st of May to elect four delegates at large to the Na- tionui ( ;;nvt*utiu«. K^‘4t ( al district pdll also elect (wo delegates. Tiie State Convention will consist of 1*6 delegates, of which Barnwell Coun ty I* expected U> contribute 4. Kx-Gov.m »r Sbappard, requests the Kdgetleld Chronicle to annmmue that he is not hor ha4 he ever had any Inton- lio.i of belag a . ui'IHate for Congress against Ur. Tliiuian in thi»dl*trKt. Jack H'-nJeraon, of Nnn barnr, rr- oaot'y caught with a hAok a carp two fe**t ton iu«-hes long, two feetlnclrrum- fere nee and weighing twenty three pound a. Candidate’s Card. gjgkifcjh* HSHHSI pc&j PSP # wJmr* «r'< wim m in pufiiic Auction at ii.imwru C. II , fl. C., to xatlsfy a mled note for $1S6.36 secured t!|ereby. tUled 3dth De cember, 1337 no part of which has been paid, on 2nd April, 1338, tire (fflt-.ria being sales day In said month, during the le gal hours of sale, sll the right, title, In terest and estate of the said l lorence K Cavif$Dd M. P. Cave in and to that tract of land containing 1300 acres, more or lesSj lytn& being and situate In Barn well eounly and state aforesaid, bound ed North by lands of : W. M- Harden and Mrs. Ready, flouth by land* of the estate of A. W. Knepton, Bast by lands of James Wilson ana West by lands of John Holly, 1 deceased, the said interest being one-seventh of the whole and the said lands comprising the estate of M. J, Cave, deceased. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for pppers T. VO«!F?L, Assignee. GANTT A ELU$, - Attorney^ for Assignee. marl5-td Summons to Ab cuiDifenditirs. 8t*ti 61 Stun lar»lina, | Court of Common Danocth County j /*>**. A. J. Hughes, Plaintiff, against CornallA flieedly, Mary flteedly, atlas . WHIIam StoMwIly, 1-aura-'terdly, flallto Siaadly, alto*—, Kikly Steed! v, Ida Jt.'edlj, Raymond Aiaa.lly, W. M. Htora, (V. B. Htasdly, l<avlnU Hughes. Martha 1. Pag*. J. K. Auwdlv IMemlant*. J. tj. H A > KNltK, 5. G. mcbl6-td . . Or. J. H. E. MILHOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blackvijlc, S. C. Will hove regular appointments a# follows: At Barnwell, C. H. from 1st. Monday (or sales-day-) In each month to Wed nesday* evening. Office at the Patter son House. At Sally’s, Ito A. A N. R. R., from 3d Monday in eacITmonth to Wednes day evening. Office at Price’s IJotel. Will be at his home office at Black villa every Friday and Saturday from 1st of February to 30th September inclusive, and every Thuraday, Friday and {Satur day, from 1st October to 3Ut January indutrive. Will make appointments with patient* to maet them at either of his oflluea at anv thne, . Padents will find it more comfortable to hare th«lr work done at Che office, I titough if deainrd will call on tltem at \ tbeir r -Mctu . any w he/e within thirty ( ml lea of Ulackvilie. orv slmhoxs re Tot lx. .-to < • • laktof* «»mv»!ka hi . ^ Ulltti ItU HW4I V J I.. Mffitoi lit f.l it usr. i<) Jl ti pA «- • . _ A kftl III b Carolina Med Hi# |MMf Ml# MUM 1 .totod NO DOC BT OF IT; I tiir BE-T ix Bunmm. MO ■ITTtn AMVtoHf AX. to. r. wood * *jo. ,V rots mxsr. KJtsrrnxi • «. * : MATS FOBtALSTIIKCHOICKMT I ewj pwvwat klvgi asB—, ad *41 htwd.. I ahwl amn to towgMto Bbvww*lt CtoWBlv. f Ms* I* i to wsi». ito wtoto irvtfl^ asad I —- tom 'to t/wafc* sod ms psmsaa J *wm %rj to>m to# lat-*d| mr atom* I «s*»p**m WtotoawS «‘-wsaag sa tow same — 11. mg «.aWkAwsmm. X toe* Is mm a | ws'stow to aw im*ss smwd i J A / MvMMO ri • W # 4Aft 4 * f Mto mm0 mm Ftod ti • 9 # lltoio 4 ,f 1 •4 fto w % »4* maa< m twi : * * I##'# 9 k#M Mg <4. kL •mitoa* 'to#'# #«4to4 ftB4 to xft II Oto t ifmto msusx) diifttwA4to toi* to it to gutT. r UttoFT t|i' aiJTT T atolto C1T Utof 04 FftoFT4* 14)4 *4MM§ pM9 MMMi Ml Ml MNi #9 J%s. Allan & Co. —mt *mt fa*"* — yOs es fa 1 W W ati tl «%s( m KtlO ffT/UUfT. ** a aa ao. 1 •MMfto *df •#« 1 to #4 Itoto to to/% •# fcto#^to»b Ito Bndi ea^tos a* ■to'*"* wJtotol toi k^wy if v CHh 4L4*T4to. B- C M a^ti* • a» Ito 9 to* 1111.* HP tototo Itoto ito iMtofltototoiitof to*# fl ■ totoB to* OMSfad, i f^toMtoUti#^ to# jpi 1— totol to#** 11 ■ \ I 1 #—»m* ml to T . adae«* fa* Ito 1 Hlti^ti to' totoi% to oafl 1 #• totoF 9 toh 1 to# toto# ###to IMNB NS as 7 0^0* fIfa* as# 4 a 4 Ito ti *0^ 90 tl to >.ti.ItiWa mm m mm m. , -to t* » Is , ad to* mdtomu •4. Wl ■rtvih Craai itotr f mo+ry i that U »"V* totoBto^riSB ^*avm mumornmu ism^f wtows 4NMHIW|Mltot# 4m4| i IfetoPi » to* * wmsa >■ -w. to *to •A W«to •*m*MM wvt*v*s . ’ mam* rstoito«m4af n*af m npad *«to a >4 psw*# to tor to* iat* *• d«a v kwaw ^sgtose A* tod a* pawdlrt, bw* tom smato sww, toat M w a* bawd aw tows* a, »Imh itgk** baJ bars vat ad ■a todi'tda*) aud twafltoabla m bad baM iwfrtagsd. ttos* to* jy ml itolr Cmmmu twaaPbaad af aw «dsl ’*wa. to wtoaaiWr bad »lJrmaa>imla wbaml^ay a awl tl prrlwvm ttotrpart o( to* ^^fatoOtolbtot toii * to msba • tos to A to m Oto % 4 4iAfli imAms OPtoto oi Hi Mho Mi I • u ^ - 1 1 1m » toO* OtoOMl 14 4 MM Ok fbdgs I^VAHftto# •% OtoMtooHl Mtotototo AMtowll OMtol INmvM x* * thto«to liyL mm Solf mmm • <m * . •« tom Maf Bav. |rt M bat* 'nton ,1 . . {Villa. . 4. M. Hixson, of the committee, i In ter view ad.. Ha said r “Ur. ewe, Mr. P. W. Farrell and We in the interest of a rail- tile citizen* of Blackville, Yjtoat point toflit- to sent here hy lllackville. We will a road from the Imperial kaolin mine* toptumota and open up U* i*a'suu«h of the coti-m toll of m»uth Y|liilat*kt lllc tempeet In a teapot. Col. says, peopoeua to leave out the of any Impjrtancc between ani KavantMh. Without a out a dollar of subst-rtyUoa, 1e committee .catoc* to Sa- that they can cripple ftch 1* one that Black- benefft from. “It will than harm.” bo said. I did not flr*t di- tbe office of a rail- C evartimg*. as r»|if1vad by law; It wa* rd w# say tbai tbaBnoa Jwry abooid utterly l(nvra them,and by tbair Aadlag t«r»nd tbaoi as oooetdraWir* and Itara. TUU la wbai lead* t« Hoyeotftag. Ku Klux <»r s?iO»e such order a* Ito "white Cap*" of ludlana Ood. forbid that It ahould be ao lu Haruwell ouutv and grant that »ur Urwnd Jurors may see the **rr»r of thflr way, reiwnt.and hereafter lay no ayCb precedent as that w hich eri- i denily ha* txwu establiahad. ’Qhis is written hy an observer, one who ' has not lived In Uarrwell » ouuty very i long, but who has Ita good at haart, and 1 one w ho ha* no 111 feeling towards any I member of the Grand Jury, for It ha* not i been his pleasure to know but one of them. reel tuy road fi and 1 shall whether Ha' real Interest is. fail to a«e that can be made tlier enrich them, here, and the Blacfcv j'-ent tp the people, \o detormlne see where her irehaut* oaustot a field which to them and' fur- it is my buxine** committee cau- bouud ■»* retard my enterprlae.' tgfa by r*. Our to Bu- ptonGnurt and from w hat we the best Ao touch One bosluea* lol. Mike and then af the Harafi- aeetlim, for the dW- vHla a ad Bi^vckville, March 2Cth, 18S8. Notwithstanding the climatic vag aries, the past wack has been one brim ful of Interest to our citizens. On Mon day night the newly orgauized Hook and Ladder Company held an enthusi astic meeting. Captain J. H. Levy pre sided. A considerable amount of rou tine businaas was transacted and about adozen of new member* elected The company intends, at an early date, to erect now quarters aud to adop't a regulation uniform of pilot blue. The i* bom j new truck for the company, at s cost of appoiu. | $2(10, will reacfVhere in a few days Just lea I Though the efemints "wept ly” on Tuesday night a full gathering of tiiMfifiXBWtzod corps of Gordon Vei led at their temporary [£* took deep interest ises. and at the lesson la Mil- Morrlsou H. While. Chief Justice the United Statfia, died suddenly Washington on Friday morning, pneumonia. Justice Waite wa* in Connecticut In IBld iud was ted by FmldetU Grant Chief In 1374. lie filled th« position with ability and dignity. Judge Watte was mentioned u* one of the famous eight to seven Electoral Commission, but ex pressed a Jesipw not to be appointed. He came to Mouth Carolina and oat In the trial of the Ellrnum prisoner*. During hi* time the Cenrt has mad* a good many Mate's right bringing the country Sark toward* point from which it had drifted during ' On 1 to* wgr. I Ban i Tb— dot Chief Jnation of ito tfnttad loans «mi Maavnlty, n to told fftose* wndahn Jgy, Ifto, tost. J*to fan af W. i/tar. Tto BUndgi, DW ; to*a WUMnm Cwtolag.' ~ ‘ ‘ ^ ‘ Apto J*^. conious- fatherim ■toi w • to ?• ban a* mw M .r tii, t» qwe-tton tba wanitov laaitoab llw-vs. af gt. Laois, Ma which appeared In each tsao* a( Tto MacMtoni CuiU'stor dnriag tto praaaat >enr. Ws tova out and >r»4<l. nor da w# oaw aodorsa in adaanea, his pradlrttonf { we sunply giro itom to oar nradnrs lar w hat they a/a worth; and so lar as w * ar* |ierswnallt rom-rraed they arc nonii much In ths light of to/ past, which stow * that for tkirt**ti month* he ha* mads no mistake of any liuportane/. t For April he taok/s thate pr*du> * tiott*: ’ I A disturbing astronotnlcal cause I* central on April 1st, the period will aud about the 4Ui, cool woatner and frost for several days w III follow From ths 11th to 17th of April showers will abound, with a heavy storm possible during "dsuger days.” The heavlmit storm* of tiie mouth may be certainly expected during the period beginning about the 22d aud ending the 23tk. Expeut the phenomena to vary lu chsr- acter, according to the general progress of the season, from South to North. All Atoms, of whatever cnaracter, at this > me will be hard Make a note of this, rout will follow, flee. The prediction* of Rev. Mr. Hicks are confined simply to "storm period*;” he does not deal in fair weather, os will he seen by reference to his monthly publication. Word and "Works, which we dub with The Cultivator at 4<>6d for?both. He pradicta storm currents, and by bli.predictions the people are put on then* guard to watch for the ap proach of destructive storms, cyclones, etc. Blizzards at the West amt North and tropical otonn* at the South have been quite severe this year, and accor ding to hi* forecast* we are to hava plenty mora. Also, w* are to keep a sharp look out for »n occasional heavy frost- Southern Cultivator •m4 o •rw«»4 toflv MM • aotwM ami m p# im* ?i —s— — •( w iii a y. C-aaira-t • wWl a too4* a iih at to 'kfl|. : ssifwaSas lo aia wf Ito hi An. ?—odi' irfA Mearr of tto a ewrdlag ta spadfi.wthwsa. By artor af tto Boa' I J. AL1.CN • loebLsd Ad TO I IIX. I lark. Mortgages’s Sale Of Real Estate. Whereas William L. Bast did on the ' mi 4 ■4 to# j. to I ftoto Ze 4 ef W0tf9i» 1 t* ^ til i V #d 'a x aasl vasd 1 1. A lltofe# 1# 4., J ^4 loa* ti the 1 re fa-Ugaad aid •#11 to! 1 tis/a- 1C. ■ 1 to ■«■* da* la 4pfj 1 i fa# % % « 'far •ret Mooday la ito# to Hi UP to a legal Peers af a in th* Utotifl kttioi 1 lataivat af J. ti. M 4 III toil Ibtl trat or ylaaiatvae of | toto«l li 1 liars- WINI iiy laaedal hy |> ^ II air, a*. !#*• ,tf Jm namgs fLe*a» (^ d#Q k K-lfaa- toUl u I# sis(>areas, Kama* 1 XlS* , Frank Can •. Li. 4ae Cave and Turkey Creak. Sold im-i rest amounting to iHI# a uudrsd and fifty 1 acres, a*>rs or Iasi 1 ir Mayor and last week Mr. rty of lUovtorg plf ‘ - l lar r-ati s j.casc. Hat day of May, 133(1, execute and de liver to Alexander Hamilton his cer tain bond conditioned for the pavmeut of tiie sum of 4LBM and interest thereon to said Hamilton, and to secure *:ich payment did, on the 31 st of May, 1330, execute and deliver to said Alexander Hamilton his certain mortgage of thu- iaml* hereinafter described. And whereas the conditions and ob ligations of said bond aud mortgage have been broken, and tlmra is no-vdae and unpaid thereon the sum of thirty- two hundred and forty doliax*. with in terest thereon from the 1st day of De cember, 1837, at the rate of elsjht ffi) nsr cent, per annum, and attorney’s fee* for foreclosure aud expense* of sale. Now, therefore, by virtue of the pow er vested In me by and under said mort gage, f will *ell at public auction at the Court House step* at Barnwell, S. C , on aalesday in April, 1383, being the 2nd day of April,'1388, during the legal hours for public, sales, the following tract of land, to wit: ? All that certain tract of land situate in the county'of, Barnwell and State of i amount for-the i | South Carolina, containing night hun^ j h** been paid to dreti acre*. (300) more or leas, known a* . by tiie MtUJL^L the "Best iTaoe,” and bounded a* fol- j 1 lows: North by lands of C. Smart, 1 East by lands of A W. Owens, South | • by lands af Gray and lands of Mouse, • id West by Usds af tto ssUM of Fo- 1 gter, toiitg tto land s*4d byf th* Maas*r ! o# Uarnaell ooaaty on ssietoav la May, | , WH. far partition al tto aacotool John i BLJtoL L Tarefaasrr la pay far Tmus/'ash A. J. SALINAS A MON, . Assignees of the Mortgage. mchlS-ld Midway Stables.- 'fi For too seat *d ito 000*001 wtil toesto? stootiy as om Oaotfaa to Midway vMh % Maah ad toaaas %m4 Mato atiopOBd la too a ease af Ito (aroM** af ' ••Itaftoafao gaosoBSaa^ to groOa af •toah and prioas, a ad tofara guiag far- User sad laring a area roll Ml B. P. THOMPSON, Midway, S. C.. NOTIOK Bxrxwkll, fl. C., March 5, fS83. Bo-.iks of Siibsonptiou to th'..Capital Stock of the Eastern, Barnwell and Western Railroad are now open at the office of W. H. Dmican, Esq., over the Bunk, Bara well. * . .. "W. Gti.morr Simms, WiLi.u J. DcKcatr, .. .. B. 1. Rick, ' ! J ’’” O'. DitScaN Beu.inoer, ? Committee. mchS NOTICE. BXDBMPTIOX FOE FOUFtITKD LANDS. fl. L. Peacock having made application to the Auditor for the redemption of 646 acres of land assessed in his name and sold at Deliuqueut Landflalc, April 4th, 1887- This is to notify th« purchaser F. >V. Dauton that, the necessary amount for-the redemption of said land to the County Treaurar Peacock. G. O. SILKY, tu20-2tj ; * / Treasurer B. C. f.*b i* CH AsS? C L^SIalK. WUOLKAAf.lt AND RETAIL <X>M~ —MIflflION DKAI.ER IN — FISH, OYSTERS. GAME ANV POULTRY. StAll* No*. 1 and 2. Flab Marjcat, .! Office No*. 1£ and 20, Market St. East of Fast Bay Charleston, fl. C» Consignments of Country Produce are respectfully, solicited. Poultry, lugga, Ac., , All orders filled with dispatch. oct-13 Cliarles Zissett.; -m .JS nuenm wiiixiiUL i • •vj wa .• r Find door aonth of Brown House/ Barn well C. R., fl. C., offers hi* services to the public. 'itfJLi - Ail experience of ripwardsof forty i years Is the bait guarantee thpt he * ^ 1 kbows bis business aud wlll.giv* satis- ] faction in tiie quaHty of hiC work bod ’• i tbiuuoderatioii of hU charge*. .K Bridge Notice. (DEB ■ A MILTON. Cormr * c Bogswaix, ti. C . Marsh Xh. IdffiL Os*a/ mmmo af tto to at to- : tto r r*m4 mm LADIK8 j mmi** mT*‘Vv r, VV*t *a ♦»» .s-.nsaq Ito* am «** — >W- rv«. m. • to* h2 f O to* L . 9^