Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I iivlur'nb m. I.hlf Itjr Kw* Tr»i«^, out 01 an uiiknoM i) uiarv - ruler, fancy>41. I* <i/4»ne«’ br. g. (>cn«r«l Harriiuiit, itva yeaii o]>l, br IWtrand, HOLMES. Editor 1 Prjp'rJ* R " i *" c ' ‘"'r-"** -Jk- i'-r'xll.t : “If ilu* ulu>i ft correct tliU ira< k call be lineal in America.”) dfMJ lx iiiaiio one of very BEST HAR8APARI LI.A. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17.1WI. FUfEST IN THE .SOUTH. . vwB*» The follow In |t deeiTlptlon of the llrat tacca orer th« SherwoiNl Track, a abort mile Eaat of the town of Barnwell, wo* written by the late Ur. John A. HMlin ger. While time ha* ntndo many changer In the appearance of our conn* ty. the betuty of the Hherwmxl Courae remaim nnlinpalred am) It* excellence proroo In many tiib^equent trial* of speed. Bright a* was Mr. llvlllnger’* pen picture of the good day* before the iyar It wa* nor. overdrawn, a* all can testify who have seen that fair aavan-, nah in It* frame work of hill and forest and golden corn and anowv cotton. The Drat animal raoe* over the .Sher wood Course. Barnwell C. II ,Ho. Ca., Dee. 23.1858. susan ood racks (a! c ) The aanuel race* orer the Sherwood Course doted on Satnrdsr, ihe '.iHli Dee , after three ilays' capital sport. The (iicces* of thi* meeting far sur passed the anticipations ot the sanguine and we may now regard the Turf as an InatltnMon among us. The different members owning horses began to arrlre about Monday, and by ’Wednesday the excitement was so great that nearly all business came to a stand and It seemed to be unaoimouslr fe- eolred by every one to begin the Christ* mat holidays In advance. By Wednes day thcre)were eleven different stables in town, numbering In iba aggregate eighteen horses. Jn every direction were to be seen squad* of r*ear*k* with their gay clothing flashing in the tun and swinging to the motlou of their elastic steps like the crinoline of a King street belle, going to or returning from eserelee. which, logeiher with the erewdsof gentlemen standing about In proape, discussing end crltl.-Miig the points of the different snipisls, ot ma ting up their ••books** for the next slay's sport gave to the usually quiet and sllghtly-laullMed-to t»« pious town appearance got another Mrlten Mowbray at the Height of ih# hunting Kvea the ’•serious" fsortUw-of the Iiw'jlnn bad ■P sire nor the less Intense because It been hllherio kept In abeyance. Among these wa beard a gentleman, who for many fears baa been a distin guished pillar and deacon of the Bap tist Cboreb, and who. hy the way. It the hsst Jtidre of horse drah In the IMs- trlct. relala with a glow of chastaned aatiafaotloa beaming from hi* connleu- aaes. hew. ehea e candidate for the legislature ortee, he «%* Inal e l by lb* crowd at muater-greuud to Judge a* quarter-rare, and when the horses slashed by. he racognlf-d in the f-re ' 1 '^»hla tavayessdJI# nag! It^^e the course liveliness gad tnlmxtlea we have ael- ' yw *een surpesseJ. Carriages of la I entp'sod “ladles' iMa ** lu an agonl gleg state efdreas; mulo-ejrts ailed] with ae How-fared, silent, but sharply- * •beervlng “erseker* .•' mulm ides i*f niggers ea foot, niggers on mules, nig- C s on a‘‘bust" generally; (w* won- If the African coot sent, from Ike davsaf Ham down to Deeseaher 23. IdAI, ever anw as much iron happiness as that dnaky crowd felt In lea minute* that day?' buggies and Jessie Brown and Beldock were Hie favorites They msde a pretty fair atnrt. Jo«*'o taking the lean, but driver got excited and began to “pul the timber” to her from the Jump. This sort of treninicnt sorm told and af- tet milking splendid running for three- quarters of a mile, (ieneral llatrison began lo galaon her.- Hhe kept up (he struggle bravely and they ran neck and neck to nltlmi one liundre I yards < f the stand, when the (i.*neral hv a tre- tntuidoiis effort ]i ivserl ahead and won by a length. Time : 1 jILu. Jessie A« as wrclchedly ridden, and there is no doubt hut that had she the brownJipise’* rider *l«« would have won the cup This race closed the regular day’s sport, but there was a swcrjnitske* race of a mile which four horses contested, and which was won by Major Barker’s c. f. Kate. A though the concourse was very large, yet we still venture'to say that a better behaved crowd never nivt on a race course. As we before remarked the day was delightful and the view from tin' stand was very tine. The gay colors of the riders’ dresses contrasted beautifully with the dark green foliage of the pines on the oppoxlte side of the track, and the reflection of the groups of 'running horses In the miniature lake in the cen tre as they would rapidly pass different point* near the water ahkd to ereate*a scer.» that for picturesque beauty we have never seen equsled. ■ KCOND I’ v v. The weather was not so good tocUy as yesterday but the crowd w»i undi- minlslied and with an appetite for eu- jorment whetted to a rasor-Hke keen ness by the hr»t day’s st»ort, every one teemed determined upon the Mark Tap- ley principle, to be creditably ••jolly” In spite of tbe lowering s-pcct of the *kv. The irst race of the dae»* seemed bv all hands to be ronsiders-d a ’’dead thing”—every nhe ' regarding Major Barker’s hoi se, J«r ah, the predrsth erl winner. The fretting, how-ver! ^ia* by cn mean* dull..at long odds were cScr- ed—iisually Jonah r*. the ield, for two straight heata. At ill# rail the foflnwlng horses ap-' pcired—Rare - mtlr-heat« for a Silver e—g- Joaah; K,. no V 1.1ml v- 4XV dbhilB Red Blond Harsnparllla I* the moi<t reliable medicine of lu kind sold. One her j to tbreo bottles makes one fed as Ihn’ he had wnew lease upon life. Salia- Tactlon guaranteed. Mind, we mean exact!v what we say and can always be located. ‘-s*—:—:— 5 — CREECH’S PHARMACY. HE KEPT Ills LEO. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan, of lla.tford. Uotiri., scratched bis leg with a rusty wlru. Inflammation and blood poisoning set in For two years he suffered intensely. Then the best doc tor* urged ampuration, ••l»ut,”he writes "I used one bottle of Electric BIttera ami 1 j boxes of llucklen’s Arnica Salve and my leg was sound and well us ever.” For Eruptions. Kcx ina. Tetter, Salt Rlipiim, Hores and all bio d dUordcra Klectric.Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. C. N. Bifckhal- teraud Creech’s I’harmatry will guar- a ilee satisfaction or refund money. Only U)cents. J<«i.ih rin State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. n»*. noiomon • Silent farming u»w rua.l la ad- .Wt.Hf Wn rttrrOre •epre-emeJaphtoreof ,^,,,,,1 »vea filestrlaws were gwther. talking, laughing and betting— the niggers never offering to bet any other sum* than five emu or a thous and dwllsrs—end each sad every ene weemlngl? satlsAad that rare had come to the fate lo which she ke so often eon- alfaed, end had actually undergone ‘•the last penally of tbe law.” After a ride of a wile or two we reached the course upon tbe Sherwood rianlallon of General Johnson llsgood —from which It take* U* name. The track Itaolf Is, or stern will be. the flne*t In tbe State. It la situated In a small aavaauah about half a mile In diameter with a body of water In the centre, and • urroun Jed by a forest of pines and 'oahs; the ground I* at level a* a bll- itabd lahto lotha odga w<- aho mooiu ffor»e*. mingle and to- mh^aUrUasamo . They ina<le a due start hut soon forged ahead and stayed occasionally passed bv Jenur r.lnj — winning tire heat ea*llr; Je*iWy Lind making a bad second—thd others no where. l ime : I :.Vi, T« the second heat It wasevldent that Jonah b»d tn '•adverse title against the world;" but as Jenny I.hoi seemed *1111 to hare a* much ^n left In her as a I eandhlate for the Hherlff s office, her owner was resolved Ur te*t Holnniou’s I know letlge of the Turf, and see It. lb? I ‘‘race was mu to'the as If* “ nolo«nn's attent'on, however. Sad no I J t"o mrrch to nr.-hi- j merits and domestic I affair* for him to havo attained to more I than a theoretical acquaintance with I the subject, an I that speed and good training are contlihrrable aids to win ning a race, Jonah demmstrurd by winning this heat In I :M. The second ra.-e era* a mile ds«h for ■ a Hllver cup The m>.>i^ianl* were; J 3. Jeonlng Brown a b|. f. Annie l^mrie, J y r* old. bv tlleucw*, owl of The Wan derer; rotors red James Erwin’s b g. Hrldruk. K L. Patterson’s b. f. Hwllle Itcrrv. 3 vrs. old. by X IOC . (glivf. The tug wa* Iretween Bel lock and I Htokes, Annie l.aurlr’s mndltlon belt*g too high, end Hallle Berry’s too low for a mile race. Beldock led the party for j half the distance, and then Hioke* took the job of his hand* and woo the race In 1:3<J—U. lduck a conJ. Annie l.aurlr third. After this there was a quarter race, wrlitch occasioned the only accident du ring tbe meeting One of the horse* (owned by l»r. Edward f cede rick). bolted w hen In £1 yards of the stand and flushing a covey of negnx* brought down one poor fellow—a bor of r.»l .V. G- IVaMier—breaking his leg Just above the ankle. Th* doctor, win* wa.a fort tin t tel v at hand^Jarom^ilyprocee^jlj^di^i^^, ahllfor Me'hor**-, fntlvns furwtsblne a rgtgwlca»e A* a^ time jiifir Ua J.-. M ASYEU’H HALE. ■■Mi. ... ' Court of Common Pleas. Susan Turner, plaintiff, against — ; 1 : •—r ——«—■ Caroline Jones, et. al., Dcfemlan’t. Iikcrbk kor Partinox. By virtue of a decretal order tome directed In the above entitled cause, 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front Id the CiMirl House, on Monday, -^oviinbrr I h.IMM, it being aaleaday In said month, within tbe legal hour* of sale, the following described real property: All that tract or parcel of land, con taining fifty three and one half acres and hounded by pubMo- road leading from M irin’* 8tatl«n to tbe Town of Barnwell, by land* of Hay and J. R Itlualc*. said Ixod being a portion of tbejlew’let; estate. ... -* A!.8rt Th’rtwew and a half acre*, more or less, and twvumied by land* of Mc**rs Emi*. J R Kti*«dc«, hnvdswf Chriba and public rua I from Barnwell ta Mar- ^‘os -* Term* cash. pnrchAaet to pay fur . Master. Ma*tsr's OfflLff.OcC IJlh. IU)1. . M A.VI KK s >AI.K. The State of .South t'aroilna.i County of Itainwell. Court of t'lmmou Pleas. • DON I’ LETTUEMbUFFKK. Often children are tortured with Itch ing andburningeczema and other skin disease* but Bniikten'x' ATffTT^ SaTfe heal* the taw sores, tArpcI* Inflamma tion, leaves tho skin without a scar. Clean, fragrant, cheap, there’s no salve on earth a* g,M>d. Try It. Cure guar- untoed/ Only 2'at at C. N. Btiruk- lialtsm and Creech’s Pharmacy. -. MAHTER’H SALK. Tiik State or South Caromna, I ( OUMTY OK BAkRWXLL | r 1 tt the Court of Common Pleas. Sa’Ue A. Me Nah. for herself and in be half of Lucy- McNutt. Jirseph I anoa*- ter and the other heir* at law of J. W. Lancaster, deceased, and also in be half of all the cridltor* of J. \V. Lan caster, deceased, Plaintiff*, , against The Bank of Barnwell, C, K. TTayden^ Mrs. Lucy Lancaster, administratrix of J. W. Lancaster. Jas. U. Lancaster and Lillie William* et al., Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled chiimc, 1 w ill sell at Banivvell, in front of the t'onrt House, on Mondav, the 4th day of November, HXM. It Iwing *alesday In »ald month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real prop erty : All that tract or plantation of land, situate, lying and bcitig In Barnwell County, State of South Carolina, con taining seventeen acres, more or less, and bounded as follows; Du the North and East by lands of J. O Sander*, on the South bv tanrt* nr James Col lint, and on the \Ve*t hyl .nd* of Johnson Hander*. ALSO One-fourth undivided Interest of thw said Intestate In all that tract of land, containing one hundred and twenty acres and bounded a* follows: On the North hy land- of J. O. .wander*, ew the East hy Ian l« of Willie Zls-ett and lands set apart lo the plaintiff a* a Homestead of th> land* of her deceased hu-lmiid, W . I*. Hander*^ pn the West by li»u!« «>f J. O. Maiulcr* slid estate land* of ile«-ea«ed, set apart to the |>Uiu- tiff as a homestead, and on the South by lands of James Collins, Al -o All that piece, narec’ or lot of land. •Itnatr. tv lug and kebig In the town of BarnwrH. tamntv and Slate aforesaid,, contatnfrrg one acre more nr JeM ami Wr.nwmrrtlreTr.trt-tireof J. w. | an fwufwih it -ae fntlffWa i fin ilw **etn or tbe Hnpvi-t |’ar«onage lot, on lb* sooth Hr Academy >tr»-e», on the Ka-W bv lot of M r«. M I talker, and ••w-tha West by lot of Mra. Emma Hal ford. • NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In Rj ' —. — Estate of B. R. Hutto, deceased. To all of the creditors of the late B. R. Hutto, deceased: Takcntdlce: That hy virtue of an order of the Judge of Probate signed upofl the 1 Ith day of Septemlier, A.. D. 1001 and duly filed in said office, yon and each of you are hereby required to he and appear In the Probate Judge’s olllca in Barnwell. 8 C., at 10 o’clock a. m . upon the 31st day of October,* A. I). 1001, then and there to -make proof of and tile with this office any and all claim* which may be due you on be half of said estate. This notice is given In pursuance of said order at the suit of A. P. Collin*. Administrator, in his own behalf and In behalf of all creditors vs Berry Huttoetal, to marshal the assets of said estate for the payment of debts Ac. [Hcalf John K. Snclling. J. P. B. C. For Xfy line of ('lo hin*«£^£r and (.Taddock-Terry Co. wooc One Saw Mill, Oomplete.One Colum bia Shingle Mid, made hy Perkins A Cn , all good a« new, bought this year. For further particulars write to Math!* A Cave, Elko, S. C. .Improved Farm For Sale. Situated one-half mile from Elko, j». C.; good dwelling, three tenant houses, aukl at wholesale. Ail building* in ffrst das* condhlon. Fine water. Farm known as Joe Hair or Sanfurd place, containing 'Ji'J acres. Term* easv. Apply to DK E C. SMITH, ,, oct.l Sm _ Will I,ton, H. C. /ILL THAT8 FIT ADD FAIR, nr n ar mo nr to wem, •' • . « i at PRICES which arc FAIR can be foond at S. KRA8N0FFS. I don’t wsnt to tax yonr mind teo mnch but want to Impmss yon with the fact that I ant In a p stirion to save you big money. .All that you waut are facts and reliable nnrebaadise at Low Price ■. “SucceBS That Never. Succeeds!'* The success 1 have whieved in purchasing niv Tall and Winter 8too while in the Nortl . Eastern mark) ts can not he described In this *in;ill i*puctv A half hour spent in my store will convince you tnat I can save you 50 per cent, on each dollar spent in my »tore. Ai) Up-To-paie Stock. vy stock I* complete in every department. All that is new and up t<-data.In Dress Goods', Novelties and Ladle ’ rea/ly-to wear Garment* ean he found here. Hoc Tailor Made Suit*, Hue ohhU, Fine JacltcU, Fine Silk Waist?, Fine Capes, Fins Children Re^f. r?, Ac. Ac. Glothiqg ai)d Shoes. d Gent* Furnishing Good* la nnsurpasaed. W. L CS>uglaa red no reeomme>:datl m. Fair and Square Dealings is ly lotto. Prices Lover Ban Be lowest. rNFNklVT' FORCPT (b* Barnwell Wholesale Grocery Is located next door to 1 * fi my atons and has my personal mperxlsikn. All groeerira best opporttmity Barnwell ha* ever had to obtain provisions at whalesal*. — ; E*|sectmtty yours, 1 ~—‘—— S. KRASNOFF, Leader in Low Prices. f.ti/ John O’tiorman a* Rr, Merchant* an«l Plan 1 Biackvlll*. H.t ’.. P.aln etvar of The er‘« Batik of tiff, All that •Itiiale, lyTng and N Barnwell. Couutr at contalolog one acre m ALSO e. parcel or lot of K ‘ Harab J. Ts •X< is r«>a r« laad, |ii th« town o| I Mats sfuq^ild. •re or lea*, with fraaoe was FROG POND j CHILL AND FEVER CURE TM Of IGIMI Ml Cl«( Ml fWV. 50 CHITS 1 MITU. (oiigs of Septemher. Following the national sadness of the early September we bring: the ---—Good News—— ' that we are ready to give to our friends even better service than that which has won for us through past years such a large and continuous patronage from the’ best people of this /ountr, ami hef datiuhtef, Bamberg. Oui slocks iu every kk.’ t iiinKHt afd-ftUi ro#verfI>M»*wy, End eom pare dtp others are as Fairf-Thev were carefully selected in the Ivt! markets of* the ^ast, N^ith and Wot and will meet every demand of the Carolina trade. They were bought right and they will sold at surprisingly low prices. * We Want Tour Business. We IVant Your Cotton. -i waraa. r cri II. I. uu M Hr virtn* nf a 4* •lliwclrd lu the sy.1 will m-II at Barnw< (Vtun IIi.um*. Hh. I:iOL it Jh| in.inih within the til* fallowing dr cl **Ali tbst ccritl. »f la.U *l(**al«, I) li < ounty and Atalr aG rr. alaty f vr aerws, mwrr nr, •l**l on the N urah bv lau V)f tl< It •n.lay. .alrsd Irg <1 h< Ibrd iral plantati g -n l I* far .i» tn- il ca'i.r I Mil of I hr NwvMWhrr y iw said urs <>f *air. pmprrty: i >n or iraci lug In Ih* j • Id runtalnlng |r««. an I Imhi••— I* <»f Mr. 'I a rr.ldrncr th-mn. an«l B.»un>lrd a* follows On the Nor h hr thr r. r.by- trrian rburrh lot and lot of Mra. Hair, on tb* ri-Mith hr Htrcet which arparatr. thl. lot Ironi lot of John U.flaru. and 5h tbe Weal by Madia*.n StraH. AI.'O r idtnutlon id ••ring in p. < ountv a All H tat tract •• I* log ai 1 war ii-h nf Gi frva-k afotcaM. containing twn hun« acre*, noira nr la**, and b.’uu4cd a* low*: On lha Swrtb by Dud* of J Morria, on I hr Ka«t hv land* of Rh-t rgn* f*l* •d The old rrlialnr the I used to takr. The cn i to enra. Don't waatr ( rapcri.ncnting with new’ | for tbe best from the I Pond i* the oatr.ee of jm (Xaind of core combined, '•he no sulMtitute. if y j L e* not sell it write to u 1 t direct fur 50 centa. yonr father* I t that never fails tune and money I re*. But go I imp. Froi I •miion and , Ash for it- ntfrebuilt ! w ill nd and will spare no effort to make our dealings both pleasant and profitable to our customers. YOU WILL WANT — Hlf our Drv Goods. Dress Goods. Shoes. N >fi >:i> *k\ ►-date thev Clothing, Gro- :ene: C tbe Utea I lie Dti he*; on the 8<>uih hy land* ol IV l|.M||far>l; nn thr Ka>l hy land. Mra M. A TenpUp.ii and oji (b< t-l by land* «.f >. VV Mile*. K I). of M'< Trrtu. ca.h, pimbawi lu pay far pa llet* and tevenue •tamp*. II L. OH AX.VON. Maxtor. Matter’* Office, Oct. 12.h, PJ0|. MAHTF.R’B HALE. Slate of Snnlh C •r.dln*. ) * County of iDrnwell. j Court nf Common Plea*. K.'isabeth Busch, Plaintiff, r a- e Narclaau* A'ouugblooJ, et al Miirrl* and .1.1 R*<, a land* nf J. I’ M*y ami hat. hie River, and on land, of Ambrose Morris, Hr. lue Xoru ami IV. 1*. M,>rita. ADM) All that tract nr idantatlon •‘tiiair, lying and ^M-Ing In •ck TownaliIp. rraald, containing U. *rd South by t HaHke Mr.t by Catlitr* DAVENPORTS PH1N1ZY CO Wbotcwae Doftrutm ?a‘i aj Agrato AUGUSTA. GA. For Hale By C N. BURCKHALTER. Barawrll, H. C. Hits, Furnishing Goods. &c. see how prettv and perfect and up-t benevolent^ they are priced* We could write a week it we had time and not complete catalogue, but nothing less than a visit and examination tell you how far description falls below reality. Give us a e’ll do the rest, and our full statf of courteous salesmen you their most courteou) serv ice. Leroy Molair. we il ( nJive y cn you d learn the will call. will «- ml iy a-yl aiorraam. eo-iiaming two humlrnt I £\ •err., more or Ir.a, god known aa the yJ Rav tract, and ltouii«|cd a* follow* : By laud, of J< l« M. I.anca-lcr, by laml. | Vi| I of Mr* Addle Sadlrr by laud* of Mi*. Lucy McNahaml other*, AI.'nO All thjil lot nf Do.] in the town of Rarutar.l with the .tore hourea situate thereon and known a« the Rian Build lug. * hit h i« Rounded «»n il?v Sorih hy land* nf G K Ryan and.C. K- Perh- taan, L«*t hv li/taof Kv *n *nd Furman. South by S’a n 8 re. t and oj tbe Wiat J_\>ui t jluum suiiiire, ^ - rISh .. ^/Ws.. Son lu. Rxa_» ji! I’tnriTiua^ ’ Irm, springy mould that will sundaor extreme of weather without Injury.' Owing to tbe ehnrt lime time It* com plejlon—the sapling* and stump* hav ing been recently removed—tbe track iva* rather heavy. Upon our arrival w« found an Immense crowd assembled, tlia stands tilled to overflowing and line* of carriages tilled with ladle* ranged along the outside of (he railing. The day wa* delightful and finer weather could not have been Invented try the clerk of that department him- •elf. The *ky waa aa blue ami clear a* the eye* of Hope, with here and there a white feathery cloud floating Indolent ly along, which, like a momentary shadow of aadr.eta passing over the face of beauty, prevented It* being too -(in cliangingly bright,” while tho air wa* calm and eoft as the morning breath of the tropic*. At twelve o'clock the signal tvasglyt on lo prepare, and the following horse* came to the stand for a dash of two Bailee; prize a silver pitcher: Major W. R. Barker's c. g. Jonah, five year* old. by Lyon, by Sir Archy. out of a mare by Kooinaon'a Bertrand—ri- rier’a dre«* yellow and white; General Johnson llagood’a hr. g Talisontn, six year* old, by Gentile, out of Julia Ban- «*ombe—color* buff and blue; G. K. Dunbar’s b m. Jenny Lind, aged, by Monarch, nut of Sallie Mngrathr—color* pink and blue; E. L. Sadler’s b. g. Fri day, aged—colois fancy; E. L. Patter- won’s c. g. Himpklns, aged -colors red; J R. Hogg’s b. g. Seth Htokes, live year* old. by Rio Grande, out of an un known mare—color* fancy. At tbe tap of the drum they got off badly, Jonah knocking down a mate and ftarling after tbe others were aixtr yards under way. Himpklns led far about a quarter. ‘When Jenny Lind took TiU plate and R takes I TnUamuo UwUiud.., 4w — order they made the flr*t rouiuj. and it was not until the first half of the tebond mile was completed Hint Friday began Vo attract attention. He had not been she favorite and bet* had even been offered that he would b.« dUuneed. Tut it waa now remarked that hi* rider *v*a holding hard and hail not given fatm a cat. Oraduallv he drifted up In- rniap bay. The horees entered far the first raoe —mile heats for a silver cup—were: Major Barker’s e. f. Kite; K J. Black's b. m. Jenny Lind; E. L. Patterson's b. g. Skyrocket. There was much trouble In starting, and Hkyrocket becoming impatient went off on hi* dVvn hook—running the whole mile before be could te taken ui> There wv* some dyubt as to wheth er or not the signal for starting had been gjven correctly;but Major Barker and Mr. Black very generously con sented to allow Mr. Patterson time to prepare before they started for the race, while the latter gentleman, with equal generosity, declined to make any claim to the cup a* some suggested he.might have done u|K>n the ground that hi* horse had started at the right time and by going over the course by himself thereby distanced the others. Thl* incident serves a* a good Illus tration of the fairness ami cniirte«v which characterized the proceeding* of the Vi hole meeting. Upon Mr. Patterson’s tmuouncemcnt that he wa* ready the horses were again brought to the stand. The start thl* time was good, the three i tinning close together. Kite making good thing, a little In advance, till within a quarter of a mile of the stand, when Jenny Lind passed her and won the heat lu- a length,,; Tim*% 1 :5ft. Thfffcecnnd heat wa* won by Jenny Lind In 1:53. Skyrocket second. For the second rare of the dav—mile •lash, Sliver Gup—there were: Capiam P K. Molony’i hi. f. Je«-io Brown; Frank Dickinson’* e. g Bill Currie; .L R. Hogg’* b. f. Hlavelrade, three year* old, hy Zinc; E. L. Patterson’s e. e. SImkins. Three of tlie«e made a beautiful start iw smntted-facHwed t»» argmr btr-riifar^-mri -mil y consented lo “move-on” (and then nn der protest) after a very unmistakable demonstration from *«»mc of hi* back ers among the crowd with their walk ing stick* and umbrella* By this time tlie othorf were nearly througb the flr*r quarter—Jessie Brown ahead, closely pie-sed by Slavetrade. M Tht* svs* their position nearly directed iu the above entitled cause, will aall atTBarnwell, In front of the ^'ourt House, on Monday, Npvrmbf-r fnuith IftOl. It being **|ei>lTay In said month, within the legal heura of sale, the following described real property "All that certain tract or parcel of land containing one houdrsd acre*, more or less, and bounded s* follows <In the North by the lauds known as the Chestnut Tract; on the Ka*t by lands-of K. M Willis and by Yarrow Branch; Honlh by estate lauds of John Cushman and West bv lands know n as the Corbin Banking Company. A 1,80 "All thatcertai’i lot, with the build ings thereon, iu the town of Willi*t»n containing one acre, more or less, and bounded .\.<Ftli hy Charleston lload; East by lot of .8. 1>. Dicks, South hy Street of the town and on the West by St'rect of said t wn separating it from lot of Solomon Lee. Term* ct-h. purchasers to pay for pa per* and Revenue -tamp*. II. L. O’BAXXOX. Master. Master’s Office, Oct. 12th, 1001. SALE UNDER POWER. State of South Carolina, ) County of Barnwell, | Under and by virtue of a Power du ly executed and delivered hy Mr*. June A. N'eviiSiot the.State and County afore said, of record in the office of the Reg l ler of Mo*ne C'orfVey'snce for said St*teand County, in Jllordr l«Tf , page 5.*>3, constituting and* nnpofmiRg the under,igoed (Receiverof the Merchant* and Planters' Bank of'Blaekvjlie) Jier Attorney in fact for the purposes there in specltia i and declared, I will sail in front of the Court House In- Barnwell wStbm th*-1e~*^m W rT-nf-*my.'nn-MTTTr- li — All thal- pl*wlasww> UsiaasB Ma iT c i u ship, State of South Carolina. Countv of BamtK-rg, Bounded by land* ot rdi r.ion Brown, J. II. Zorn, Charlo* Zui- set;. J ■ 11. Lancaster and others, con- lainlug flve hundred acrys more or less. Terms—Ono-tbir«^a*h, and llje bil- ance to be paid In tnree equal animal instalment*, with Interest from th* date of said sale, payable annually at the rate of eight per cent per annum, secured by a mortgage of the*preuuac» sold; the purchaser or purchasers of the *aid lot* and tracts of laud to have the option to pay all cash if they or any of them so dcsiie. Purchaser to pay Master for paper* and Revenue Stamps. II L. O’BAX NON, Master. Master’s Office, October 7tb, 1!X)1. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons arc hereby forbidden to enter upon tke land* nf elth.-r of the undersigned In Barnwell, Blickyille and George* Creek toTvnship*, Barn well County, for the purpose of Ii unt ing or committing any other trespass under penalty of the law forbidding en try upon the lands of anoffher after no tice. J. R. Lancaster, 1>. P. Lancaster, H.‘F. Odom, ' W. ||. Ilurto, TV’, A. Rosn, J. Jl. Miles, 11. G. Delk. Kobt. Allen. Blackville, S. C. So,or. 25-h, 1001. Black ville,. S. C., and very few desirable lots are on the market . at this time at a price that even - body can buy, and V6RY F€W OPP0RTUNITIES like will be presented to the peo ple of Blackvillc on...... FRIDAY, OCT. 18th, at 9.30 A M. COMB ALONG AND NEVER BE OVERLOOKED! 0! o:o;o:o;o:o:o;ox):o:qiqp;o. D.O'QIOOO NOTICE 10 DEB ITORS AND CRED ITORS. ...All persons indebted to the Estate of Athttini ’Walker, decea««d, are requested to make payment, and all iiersona liaw- „ iiig vlaitns azalfiiiLthc saiij Ksfatf wiH._ vhsT^the fourth d'sy of NrtrCmlfeF 'X'TT. -proewt-«ho*awie, dhfr attested, to tire »u mx front rank, loft them lielilnd and i ihrough tit? racw; but when near the ••xx*« In spfandldlv. at least fony yard* •bond, Jonor l.inri second, the others isowhere. TliMOtSiM. After x short interval tho signal to •aa again glaon and -tho Jut •land hlavetrad* revived and vle**le siiddenlv fell Itehind •(.•) bolte.1, faav- iog tht field p. Hlavetrado. who rii*. lanced the other cnmpeli'oni. Time 4.UX, 1!>ol, It being sale,lav fa the said month the following described re/, estate, t-oyefed hy her mortgage to the «*hi Merchant* and Planter* Bank of Black- ville, ami duly recorded with said pow- er in said book an,4 page: All that certain body or tract of and aliuate. lying and being In tfi« Countv avid State aforesaid.containing fifty acre* more or le«x. and bounded on thx North hr landa i f Mllledgc Hair and Aiken Hair, on the Houth hy land* of II, C. Chilly and land* of 51 «. J. Baxley, on the East by laud* of W +»- McRmn and on thr Weot Ivy tandt : « for ti rUff Morse* cair.o up far the second i This race clo*ed tl»e Sherwooff Mmc- of U II M Jii* Hleda-n. forffsllrer cep:-----I hTg-rrmy:-TTO~oJThrnre ,rr St TeFm.ei-hforchawr to nav HL Mohniyx Ml f laaxte, *«m» bv hor-** bred to the dDtrlc:. tic anfl revenue stamjM. three years old. bv \ atoo, out The Clob ha* ad.tj>ted ihe role* of the Jo||X O’GOKMAV mt Martha Davfa-ooior. red and white,, ChsrfaMoa Cssor^. which were strlnly ( Reerivtr far the Herrhaiax aid fi. n| 1 ■ • h g. BelAark f«ir adheraff in during the «0rtiag. •«’ Bank of Blarh. Ille) Atlofoeyfa i KioGraude n*«t «*f Kate j (la oubiUhlag ih* a>wis# artMe the! Fart for Mr*. J-. he A Nevll* hleeead red,Sea Y-rk npl'it el The T •e* selff •^^MhwhvHW, 8 C. IKtasher lith, IW. I undersigned. Mrs. Alice D Thomson, Administratrix, Pet. 1st. mi. , Ejko, S. c. We advi*call house keepers*to i-allat (» K. Ryan’* store a.id examine the W|ckle»*, Smokeless, Bloc Flame Oil Cooking ri:nve« now being placed iqwai the market hy the Standard till Co When jnn think of cooking w ithout wood, smoke cr s*iot, without heat of 1 ; anv cv*n»cquei ce. with uoihiugtn make i j tra*h or mm! iifen»ii*. a* II*? coma off ! * the ■core a* ciea.i as « t^n put there,: I and that a wn can emtk it, yowe silting ; form or dining raoni. H faoks Hire (hr ' : hardest a ,wk ml ho*,-e keeping i# ever , co*ne aud cooking made n pleasure and a pastime. • . » • J Memembor that the mightn--*s(sud«fd 'MIC* la hehiaff •his atoee and that Ifj Is no krnm .hmg The Tract of Land ,)m? VVCS l t 1 0f . t 1 ov '; n . and commonly known as Millions prop. ^ t erty will be subdivided into residence lots and sold AT ALT TI(*N ON EASY TERMS. Only 1-3 cash, balance payable in la monthly payments defer red payments drawing 8 per cent, interest. BLACK VILLE, S. C. is situated in a healthy and prosperous section, where conferva live farmers are up to times in growing as profitable crops as aflv farming section With its wonderful railroad faciliUes,. where huatluift merchants reap the benefits <>[ their *»fferttt in stihstant:al and growing conmunity, Blackvtlie grows-gradaaHy and surely and there is actual demand for property. ’ LOT Will Be attends Given Away U Has a Chance '.’whethe/'^- Ever ri*«t)' that wMcre Speculator ‘ • FREE CARRIAGES will leave Dr. Milhous uflSce at 9 a. m Fvcrvbodv take a ri*TA-.,SPECULATORS,jtfie safest interment on Earth j. Earth i?s^f Remember rhe day and date; anyhow, and joia the crowtl ERJUA v nrr EREELOT.' FREE CARRIAGES' EASY TERMS! ’ Sale conducted by —~ --— , ^ C jUmillL jpoi \ MPp^lEn SL if Will FESMfi a. rn