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THE PEOPL
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TUUR8DA y, DKCEM BElt 26, 1878.
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Wb ara not r««poo(>lbie tot tbo views
cf oor correspoodont*,*
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CbrlMintas.
The old year is ttyin^ but its record
for good and for evil is inipemhaUu. Its
rorrowa will shadow and ita plexeurcs il
ls, will not perceive that questions of Court, The only wbl> native It^poK
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viouf act of the General Assembly, ean- j. Mizson, who mnnaff' S to yet live
not bo determined by the Judiciary there. hi nuts were taken off
^ 1 the wheels of the haek or canli
Execution Sale*
Xathaa Hntoi eva. Allen J. Moyd.
BY VfltTTJ * of *urdry exe< > uti;>ns to me
Committee, of cither House. Such la- to hring'blfc hart to"Blart ,,
ter/ercnco is an invasion of a co-ordfeatc | vllle, so that perhaps In thnexcl'ement *
directed, I wtfl ac
Sale of Land Under Mort-
ESTATE OF R. 6IM BARKER,
Agricultural Implements,
department of the Government *. I ®f the break down. n pUtol wonldgo
, f ( fl, and ^ a Yankee would bff killed.” ’
>V c also protest a"ui»st the too eomclu^ jrot a buggy and got safe back to
mou practice of legi.tl»tors magnifying
local incouvsnicnces and personal griev
ances to the dignity of geoeml staTuiory
enactment There ore scarce'y any of
i those grievances but what may find ap
lume the coming future. Fittingly it j ntuple remedjTTo our Courts, Because
should dose with thankftil festivity, for \ j t too laxy to got down and open and
rerterdny was held the sacred anniversary g i,ut a pate, wo see no reason why a gen
Blnckviile.
TB* REWVT. CANXOX
a grand saints, and there waa
fired
ofthc birth of the Prince of Peace, whose ora [ ] nw t.c p^tiM-d f>rbid<iiug the
comiug brought upon our dm kcued^ yje of nil gates upon highways and
l the light that guides fullcu hu
inanity to the Father's kingdom.
The gathering of scattered families
•round the yule fire is the type of a light
and unending reunion in a better sphere
of existence—the burial of trivial enmi
ties and the renewal of old friendships
fit preparation fur the new year, typical
also ot & new life. If rightly learned
the lesson of this week taught in its
every tradition will bo most eloquent for
good to as all.
The ^Vond Court.
Tliis Court has placed General Gary
and liia followers in rather an awkward
position, by rendering a decision this
vmck'wdvwse to the validity of a large
porlion of the Bonds issued under (ho
Consolidation Aetof 1873. The amount
no far determined invalid is 81,600,01)0.
The grounds of the decision are bused
upon the irregularity in the vouchrs for
the original claims for which the consoli
dated Bonds were substitutes.
Of course the bondholders will appeal
"* to the Supreme Court and perhaps to
the United States Court/ but in the
meantime we would suggest to the omi-
debt men not to cry out before they arc
hurt. The resolutions of General Gary
calling in question the c^nstitutHtfodity
of this Court, which ho presumed had
pre judged the case adversely to the
ijlatc, remind as in their operative ef
fects of the result of a man sitting
astraddle of a tree limb and sawing away
for life and death on a portion of tho
limb between him and tho body of the
tree.
g*»t
we sc
Barnwell should be forbidden to use
biker's bread. So much by way of il
lustration. .»
We long to see the day when the law
making mi 1 will be closed fur two rears
at h ast, and the people have » n oppor
tunity of becoming acquainted w ith one
statute bef re they ui'e told that it lias
been superseded by another. Uncertain
ty or mutubleness of law unhinges busi
ness and retards the progress of a nation.
neighborhood roads; because yeast dis
agrees with the digestive functions of th#
gnBtlctmm from Anderron^r Pickens, , . . . , ,
,, , - jCougrei-w, to ndvochte hie- clammjnr
e no reason way the feop* ^| Vo eleeiIon to Congress. Thlsnv^Uhj,
great pTy, ;|d*rn|itrtnir, rrtij I Tt*tte. and
pop-akull whiskey enited the grand
celebration. femrrher Yankee had
had been bflgBed fC. P. Lex IN had'
been In Jail twice In that, same rebel
Village, and I giie*a In*.has tojd you of
It). I wilt now tell you the charge (an
called) *liat be was arrested on. Mind
you, Wlggln bad been to Blaekvllle
some Weeks ago, and leaned warrant'*,
as United States Commissioner,
wtalnat the “red shirts,” who broke
up the nopublienn meeting held by
JRolicrt Biimlis, our present tnetnber of
IVext l>Hr’s Tuxes.
MILLS.
G.eneral Btato tax 2J
School tax.....; ...2
General county tax s .. .^T.. 3
Building tax (tf so much be ruccs- _
sary 3
r - 10J
This Is A reduction on Ttst year's tax
in Barn well county of three-quarters u f
a mill.
SOUTH OAKOLTXA.
w>:» hnlii n up at Blnckviile onOet. 11,
last (north, 'fids ia the Tillman Fifth
Gonates'-lonal District,floutli .andlna.
Judge M igp+a was Solicitor of this
Circuit in 1871, and a caae of stealing
cows n'r homi" sueh Vlilng was up. Tiie
partbs wanted to enniprojintse, and
tlio defetKiants’ attorney went to the
Solicitor and wanted the case nol.
prossed. Solicitor Wlpgln said, “The
coats of tiie care are $50. I will hold
your money, and if Judge Maher (who
was the Judge holding the Court) will
tdlow it, I have nb objections.” Judge
Maher reftuaed to allow the case to be
settled. Wlggln gave the qaoncy back
to the defendants’ attorney; a Mr.
Owerik., They went to trial, n..d two
were convicted and one got away, and
the other w/w found not guilty, I be-
lieve. Yon will bear in mind this took
phtt c in 1874. four years ago. A tnr>st
absurd charge. The defendants’ at-
.iurney made this atjuement JYednea.
day night. Judge Maher, who Is now
out of oflfice, remembered tiie case and
told the Trial Justice that H^was a
most absurd charge and an outrage
on Judge Wlggip. Judge Maln r lsja
rnttveT^bm an honest. Oor'servatlve
ccntleman, and one <>f the.if not the
licet lawyer in 8 «uth CerpHna. They
g-d scared and took $500 ball, Yon
directed, I win Sell. aX Ha
thwu-u U hours of saWHo
Hamwell O 1 *).. d.,
HY nett, ft being
month, between
H --n-, th* highest bid- ^
der. for cask, tho following dcecribdU real .
prop* rt<vti>-wlt: .
AM that cn tdn pTantalieB at U»d In
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contatnin seven hon
ored and ti r t y acr a iuo» or l< ss; boond-
bv lends of 4m ■
rles A. Black,
of Mn'. _MertiQ Mrs.
HwaipEmi:
s. (1. f. Hotly.
BY VlRTtf* of thw power and authority
in mevdeletl by wtertNlo no rtgags f*otu
B. lpl • barker to ariWi'lf. (dated i«t.h No-
venibeiUtSTI, fend reewrded in Clerh’a Of-
. tiiti at Hat uWnh In ttiwistrv Book f f ' on
Pages M 810 tout Itljl wi I offer for Sale
to the highest hi-der FoK c vbh on sales
day In J NDARY next, at »«i uwetl . H .
th*v certam houee 'ttH 1> In Ham wed
county, known hs **Hamkna’s mokk." the
l lot contain ng tour ac.ies m ire or lees, an
IV SEND FOR PRICES.
and sve-t by land* ot Mrs.
Pu.'chasers to pay for papers.
Levtift utwii as the property of- Mien J.
Boyd, at the suit of Nathan Simona .“ L^
ALSO;
E. B. Htoddard Jt Co. V*. J. N. Wood A Bro.
All th 't tract of land In Bsrpw; 11 coun
ty. contshung thirteen sad onc-hatf crce,
more or less; bounded i^rth by lands f >r-
■ crly of Jj N. W.mSI, south and east, by
lands of Patter sou, and west by lands
of Paul Ha* nes.
E tr obaeers to p • y for pa pens,
e- le i ti'ton ns the property of J. N.
Wood, ■l' the rult M E^B. SunldarJ A Co.
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. *■< ALSO,
William Hixson irs. Roderick Carter.
All that certain tract of land in Barn-
wITc nfeity, onuU iiting fifty acres; more
or lose; bounded north by Unde of Ran
« nrt*w,
som < Hi'tsv, sonth by Duds of William
Mix son. cost by lands of Amos Carter and
west by lands of F. H. Crt'ech.
i’uichaaeis to.puy for papers.
AL^'O, ^
Cherry Main et nl. ▼«. O Duller McMillan
et ah
All of thes* plaint!ffV interest in and to
a cortuhi plantation of laud in > arnweil
county, fortuerly theorom-rty of ElizttKith
Udlain, containing one hUndriHl ml ten
acres, more or leas; bounds 1 north by
lauds of I’r incU UriHMfe south and west
MTIT>I«I1> lYr-ri/I'M TO 1 III!
The ChamptoB I.lar.
i;.YITM> NTATFS*.
TP IXSCLT TH« CXITjfe ST AIKS O'TttBX-
Tho *• Itod- • liIrta ** n«The> ,%p.
pour nt 4York hat ol* 1WMOV
im
The vsnomotutlctternf a vicious scoun
drel to the New York Commorciul Ad
vertiser, published in this i-sue, t-ecurcs
to its author the position of chwapion
liar in South Carolina.
We have already giver, the true story
of Judge Wiggin’s arrest, uml it only
remains for us to give to the world the
true history of tbc malicious vagabond,
whose cowardly utterances are poisoning
the minds of the people of the North
and West.
There is only one white man in Barn
well sufficiently mean and untruthful
to write such a letter, lie is believed
to be a Canadian voyager, a carpet-bag
g*r'and • political tramp. Among Re
publicans he was called a “ buffer," and i
considered a barnacle. Kvcn the mean
est of bis own mean party despised him
as utterly unworthy of the slightest con*
fidencc. lie ucver paid a debt which
be could avoid. "He swindled every
i man who was simple endugh to trust
him, and ucver told the truth, even
when the truth served him host, and, as
the efosiug act of his life in Barnwell,
he slanders Hampton and Gary, the
very men who. through whose mistaken
kindness, have procured for him a Fed
v cral position that may save him from
starvation.
We shall not defile our columns with
-/ the name of this wretch, for every read-;
* er wHl know him.
’the tiewernl Ae»raaliJy.
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Our present Legislature deserves the
commendation of ita constituents, not so
much for what it has done, ns from what
h has refVfeined from doing. Tho great
curse of our American institutions is
too much law making. Wo incline to
believe that, if the whole body of our
statute law was destroyed, the people
would bo benefited by the immolation.
There is more wisdom in the common
’ : ikw than in the vast flood of legislation
which bait tampered with the adaptabili
ty of ill provisions to all the phases of
Anglo-Saxon institutions.
We desire to seethe statute book
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purged from corporation charters and all
.ui:
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manner of private bills. This hai al
ready been provided for in the case of | aflre an( j wbfle a li{^ in the proeeed-
ebartera to nolimited liability companies> -fog* t(>ok place, be proceeded to hold
Why not apply the same remedy to lim
ited liability companies by a general
regulating statute and provide by means
of tho Courts for the special incorpori
tion of public eompauies? This plan
would aavo much valuable time to the
Geooral Asseaably, lessen the public
- . printing and disencumber the •'state
book fromY mam of matter oi little or
* no importance eifbeTtuathe general pub
lic or to the Courts of law.
;£fo deplore Any waste- of time open
J^jpr- tbedebO qnestiow. It has got beyond
We are anr-
(OorrfspftiictTHri' New York (taamerstal iilverii* t- ]
Black vim, k, Biniwt-ll Co., 8. C., No
vember 22—Well, tiie red sbift gang
of Buiuwt II county have at lust eooi-
mltteil the greatest outrage, under
the form* of law, that has ever dis
graced Utelr many frntnh*, outrages,
murders, &c. I feci it my duty to
write you the particulars of the arrest
and forcible carrying off of UuBed
States. Com to lest oner Wiggiu (ex-Oir-
cult Judge) while traveittrg' to Aiken
to boT'T Court. Before I wri f e you any
more I shall ask you to ke*-p my name
a secret, for, like Judge Wlggln, I am,
I am proud to s y, an ex-boy in blue,
of New York State. I have had u sad
tow to hoe here, living out in the
country on my plantation with no
neighbors around me, only the worst
element of long-haired, clay-faced,
big-booted spurs, and alt the rest
thrown in of bull dozing red-shirts.
1 HAVE BEEN SWINDLED
out of my property, and I am about
the most cleaned out follow you ever
heard of. 1 shall now proceed with
the above to relate to you the ariest
of Judge Wiggin. It will furnltb you
with material for a flist-rate editorial
in your paper. And hete let me'bay
that your paper is the only one in the
NorlK that knows and understands
the true situation In South Carolina
uud the other Confederate States. And
many times in the week do poor bull
dozed colored mea dome to my house
to hear me rend the Commercial Ad
vertiser, and they say, “ Thank God
tbyre is one man up North that knows
our condition, and dares to tell the
people.” Your nllusiou to Hampton
never being killed by a mule, but that
he would he hung for treason, amus*-d
them greatly. But, to business :
On Wednesday. November 20, l878 t
United States Commissioner P. li
Wiggin, ex-CIrcutt Judge of this Cir
cuit (a major In a Vermont cavalry
regiment with the brave Custer during
the war, present at the battle of
Port Royal with Dupont nudShermau—
he there met the first picket lifte of
the boys In blue In South Carolina In
1861), was proceeding to Aiken to hold
a United States CofnmisSriouer’s Court,
on the day pass-nger train of the
South Carolina Railroad.
THE TRAIN WAS qjOPTKD
below the village (the rail passes
through the main street); a c-. ns table
with a crowd fried to arreat him ; h e re -
sisted the arrest, The traib stopped at,
the depot; then he again refused to be
arrested. The train moved out aud
up the track a short distance. It was
agsin brought to a stand, and theenr*
stable, who bv this time had call“d as
a posse to assist him the rebel bystan
ders, succeeded im dragging Judge
Wlggln out of the car to the track. He
was taken to the only hotel in the vll-
will at once see that this outrage was
done for pure spite,
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prM that Gwaaml Gary, lawyer aa U
rt. and was writing out warrants
of Arrest. Hs ordered the Deputy
United fltatra Marshal, who was with
him, to attest the Btate constable. At.
the train tlYPeputy Marshal did ao,
and took the Judge and eonatatde to
the hotel. The crowd rushed Into the
hotel, up the itaira to the Judge’s
room, where he was holding 0»urt,
and, impatient at the delay, broke up
the Court, took him out by force, and
There are some Democrats here who
say that it was an outrage, and they
are afraid that It will cntis*- trouble
with the General . Government. A
greater outrage than this has never
hem tthd before. Now just, look at
it—arreeting by force a United flt -tes
Judge, taking him from the train,
breaking up. his Court, and by force
taking him to jail. They, any here
they don’t cure fur the Government.
Nor do they. They are nriWsting the
United State* wit nesses that are hound
to appear in Jodga Bond’s United
fllatis Circuit Court that meets in Co
lutpMu on Monday. Many are In Jail.
Tiny are at renting them for perjury,
ami want biff bnll. When Judge Wig-
gin sent a tehYirrm to Unl'Pd Stales
D strict Attorney Northrop, in Charles
ton, be simply answered, on what
c.batge are you arr* sted ?
This same District Attorney was ap
pointed on Hampton’s say so. He is
not considers • even a second-rate law-
yer, and Is like all the white men here
(natives) who joined our party lur
office, a fraud. The Republicans haVe
no confidence in trim. I will^tell you
what sort of a reb be is. During the
election in 1876 he advocated on the
stump Hampton for Governor, and in
speaking to the red-shirr iiulHes told
them of his glorious doings while in
tho rebel army. He was tak'n up
when he did not have a dime, was al
most shoeless, whs city editor 'If the
Union-Herald, in Columbia, was City
Attorney, and for want of nutjerlai he
was elected a Circuit Judge when Torn
Maekey and Cook were elected. Such
Is the mao that Hayes has given us to
stand by tbe Government! You can'll
.make an Atuerecan eagle ont. of a
South Cart lina buzzard. I am glad to
sec that at lust ^
tv acres-, ni-ee - r ie.-s. I t»ui d*d nmth b»
land- of WI lis Staiieed souih and east by
the utm O tract, ami weal by latnU ,ul f A._b.
bWiUSoU.
THE NORTH SEEMS TO BK WAKING IT
to the facts down in D'xie. The g|o-
y lands of J. MoAJillan and east by
laiuta of - — Duncan.
Purchaser* to pay hw papers.
Levied upon as the property of Cherry
Main, .'-uiMn BliHtfo, Mai y Blo'-m, Vine*
UilMm. John liiihun and Ur) anna Miller,
at the suit ot ti. Bulfer McJUillau el al.
ALSO.
W. T. DlanbAn vs. J. R. Lane.
All that certatn tract of Und in Barr
wall c-.uiijt)-, coidniuititf one tiuuUied a d
tifty-llv*. uctes, more or less; b< ‘Utided
north an" »ei-i iy I o d» of m M Key,
south end east by lands of the estate of
Basil Dutekbaiter
ur< haaei-M ’o pa\ for papers.
Leyed upon ns the proberty of J. H.
Lane, at the suit of W. 1. Blanton.
Deem her ’8, 1878.
Mortgage Sale f
Edward R. Hays vs. t uff Gantt.
By virtue of a power In a certain mort-
“ Bayefll
wage from CufflLintt io Edward H Rn.
dated the 3d day of Jana. A D. I875 re
corded la tho BegIsU-r’a office of Har w-ll
ootint v on th*' 3d day of June, A. 1>., 1815 I
will s* II, rt » rnwell i . n., H 1mm fll-
at*-ly after 81 eiiff * sales, pmsasosday in i
JA-U hY next, it tx-li g the sixth day of
the said mouth, the foHowiug described,
real property, to-wit:
All t' at c-'itHin tract or plantation of
rnwell
ian<t, sltuut* In Bamiirll oouuty, J-outh
tWifolins, containing five huitnred aixl
thirty Hcres. more or less; - hounded ty
lan*l« of J. » Fe der, Jarre Feliler. O, x.
Patrick and South i arolina Kallroal.
Term- of sa’e: ash.
Purchasers io pay for papers,
* W. L
J W. LAM AH'ER. Agent
Barnwell 0. H-.. S. C., December, is, 1878.
Order Sales.
Mactoue A Co. vs. Margaret Hull.
: ALSO,
EIseou Frown vs. Samuel C. < are.
All that6er «tn tract of land in Barnwell
county .Ci-iitaiiiiug two h iiiur«*lani| fi>rtv-
eight acres, mo e or le.-s, b undeit i.oi Wi
bytandsol WilUa W uieil. eas'.bv la ds
«*r \V. L. <>ive, south by lauds of W L.
Lavs and weal by lauds of A. S. oluusell.
By virtue of » decretal order'made in die
above entitled cane by Hon. Thomas Thom
son, Circnil Judge, dated the 28U» Feuruary,
1878, 1 will sell, on satesday in January
next, it being the sixth day of the said
mouth, at Barnwell C. II., S, C., between
the usual hours of sale, the following des
cribed real property .-
All the right, title and interest oflbe de
fendant'in andTo a berfiin Ificl or lot of
land in thejown of Barnwell, in the county
of Barnwell, and State of South Carolina,
being the premises on which she resided at
the time of her death, contaiiiine eight
acres, mere or lees ; and hounded on the
north hy the road leading to Turkey (,'rpek,
east by said road and the Baptist Church lot
and lots of John I. Bronson and A P.
Manvillr south by lot of estate ot N. G. W.
Walker (divided hy a street or alley from
said premises) and k. Bronson aud west
by Turkey Creek. * •
Tcnhs of »ale : Cash.
"Purchaser* to pay for papers.
J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C.
Sheriff's office, Barnwell C. H., 8. C.
Decebiber 13, 1878.
No. 6. Orangeburg Sweep.
No. 4. Baiesburg Sweep.
No. 12 Diamontl Point Bull Tongue
No. 13. Cast-Iron Turn Shovel.
No. 9. Magnolja Sweep.
No. 1. Wrought Lapring. < -
No. 7. Heel Bolt. " t
No. 8. Grass Rod-
No. 17. Singletree Irons.
No. 2. Greenville Sweep.
No. 16. Scraper.
No. 14. Steel Turn fehftVel. ^,
No. 11. Greenville Bull Tongue.
No. 10. Ste^l Shovel Blade.
No. 5. Wrought Clevis.
No. 3. WroughtJSkyU.
No.
No 16. Plow Singletree;
No. 18. Harrow Teeth.
19. Harrow Tceih. ^
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'Wood nnd Iron Heel Adjustable "Plow Stock.
HART,) & COMPANY, -
.— ’—" CORNER RING AND MARKET ST> ;t —
‘ «■; . C’iiAItL.KS'AON, t*. O.
Agents for Avery if Sena'.Pr~we. ia>v28 6m
" Al su.
All Uiak oilier liact o( land In Barnwell
%d .
count', iuntaiiib-K "ii« iiunurwl «n*i tw«n-
also, y
A'l that other tract of l.ind In Barnwell
countyv awntalalaa MS** feam ,lwat mat*
MghtN-nine acre*. moraxieJ.***; Uium*1«<I
ii"i th bv i uiil < f Wm. Hai t,e ? »t by I ii'ls
of 1. . Brown, soiitn *tiy in s of A. P.
Aliirich, and areat bylaialsof '> L. tiivs.
Li-vi.sJ up n as tie property «'t-amuol
C. Gave, sj the sult*'f .-'imon Hi- fen.
Put uhaegrs to pay for papers.
ALSO.
South Carolina vs.
'lyNigMe ot al.
B H.
veil coun-
, AH it>at4ract of land ia Barnwel
ty, oantM tog r**rty-four acn-s. w.ore or
lews, »uu beuiHle*! noitn hy IhihIh' J W. H.
iiHtrisMi, souih and west, by laiidsol SI <>n
Brown, ufeti east by BuL.rd’a Bridge road.
AL O,
One lot In the Town of BlaokvRlo, with
tli*> tiui'<iiairHthereon; boun-hvl orortb t>y
B i road aver ue. awat by finyno street,
sou h bv kii ds t-f J„JL Burckmyer, ai d
wcbl by lai'isof
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A. soH.
also;
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Catherine A. Rowell vx. D. J. Thomas and
J. C. Williams.
By virtue of a decretal or ler made in the
above ease by Hon. Jacob P. Ree-l. Circuit
Judge, dat*.d the UHih day.of .'-epteiiiber.
1877, I w ill sell on sa esday in,J \5BAH>
next, It being the sixth day oflhe said month,
at Barnwell C. iL, 8. C., between the usual
hours of sale, tbe following described reel
property:.
All that certain tract of land in Barnwell
ewnntyr containing oae hundred and thirty
ocr»w, more or lessand bonnded ny lanils of
tieorte Boy1iiUm1i*4 tt-e old Ch Heston and
Aiiifustn public road and by lands formerly
belo' ging to the defvndent, D. J. Thomas.
AL8(),
All that oilier tract of land in Bariiwell
couniy, cotitaining two hundred and fifiy*
one a* < *, more or less: and bounded by
lands <if,t;eor--e BoylMon, by tbeabuvc des
cribed tract, F. F :i1, Mrs. Hart?.og and the
<»ld Charleston and Augusta mad. The
atwve ti-HCts being parts of the whole trae<.
covered by the said decretal order.
Plats will b' exhibited on day of sale.
Terms: Cash.
Purchasers to par for papers.
J. W. LANCASTEtl, 8 B. C.
Sheriff's Office. Barawcli C. II., 8. C.,
December 9th, 1878.
T. C AMPIIELL &
- Meeting Btreet-. Charleston. S)
(OPPOSITE Ttlt PAVILION UOTXL.)
PELL THE
♦
FAMOUS ..
Iron King C okSiuve,
ALSO,
THK NOBLE
TOOK,
COOK, ••
Lily Cook.
v TFRLI\fiR\\CF,
FAIRY QUEEN
TELEGHAPH
COOK-
AND
Several Other
Patterns-
We carry tiie Largest St* ck - f Stov< m in tiie State, at the lowest Prices.
S_cii<1 ii*r Pictures and Prict-s of thc above n"v‘28-6tn
THOMPSON & HIE^PEL.
ns.
Doors,
Onolutln the Town *>f ®lackvBle, with
the iiMpfoviuii* tits there->n* mw aariiur
firry feet front on Ral'iimd nv**outr-*uii
runrilnff haek ulkH bund red anil twenty-fi'*-
foo'j 1*uua*twl mrrtti iuiil ea*<t by lut**f M.
F M hwijr, uoii'hhy Kaiirusd avenue, sud
west by Larthimeatr et.
PurcliHser-tA* ray forjjapers.
Lev O'l fpen ns I ho property irf M F. Mo-
louy, at. I he suit of the Htaie »t tiouji Car
olina uts thmi u. 11. it atfue et ah
hurried him (fftn Jafi—ten tnllea rile-
tant—at Barnwell Till awe. On arri-
vlng at BaTriwell be tfetmmded «• e*- the
amlnatiftu before th* Trial Justice
who bad hiaued the warrant for his
ev-r. They got a Ifrtle neared, fouml
that thev had
pm their foot fa ft*, nod
•Ikrfsd him to ffive bill for $S00 for
bis appearance at tbe Spring term of
ri"us results of tiie elect lulls held on
November 5 in the North and West
are showing these traitors, how the
wind is blowing ; and the Democrmi
p -.pers in Georgia are alarmed and
plainly sav that they nre nit going to
have a walk over In 1880.
This State can be carried in 1880,
provided th«> Government will now en
force the United States laws agahist
intimidation ; but with such a Dis
trict ttorney I f*-ar it will amount to
nothing, and tbe United States juries
in' South Carolina now, through
soml* pr* cees, are nearly all red shine
or close friends of the red ahjrtele-
mc-it. Tf The Government will punish
ttiesv htililes now. It will have a good
ifft'Ct for a time. They aM here as if
th'Tfe was no Government but the
usurpers in Columbia. Whai few ne
groes vote the Democratic ticket In
South Carolina and other States, just
do it for a pair of shoes or acme ba
rns. They are all Republicans if they
dare be.
Wilt the great liberty loving and free
North,"who conferred on these pool
ex slaves, by solemn acta of Congress,
the riffhts and llbertien that English
men sad Americans fought Tor
hundreds of years.'allow such act* to
tfeke place within United grates terri
tory ? Such outrages, such murdeis,
such ballot-box frarTdefHA-we have, to
submit to here! Will the North wake
up ? Will it go a*
bolid in 1880?
The South, will go solid In 1880 In
1860 it wasadlid North an 1 solid South.
Ti e result whs what ? War ; the free
dom of (The slaves. Whnt will It be in
1880? They openly s»y. We will never
submit to Grant Hcntn. I can TeTTyou
one thing—that. Grant Is the only man
in the United Stares that the negroes
will stand up t<> and vote for and fight
for, If ne*d be, and all tbe rebel kad-
er« know It, «Gen. Gary, of Edgefield
countv, kftOtvn as the Bald Engle, on
the stump. In this ramr-atgn openly
said: •* I tell yon. my frifow-eitlx-Bfe,
Grant will get the B* publican nemlna-
Uon In 1880; and mark me, elected or
not, he will take his seat.”
Your paper hoe done noble work In
ALSO,
Chnfle A O’Brien vs. G. Luscher.
One lot in the Town <rf Bhickvllle, In the
county <>f Bmiwell, -uuth ' arolins. hav
ing f*irtv-».even f**et. more or l***s by two
hundred f*-*‘', im n* or l*—s, and ho'inde*!
t«i the north by Fae<-allos treet, on th»*
south hy lot of L. Koblnsoo. east t>y int of
a. (Hover, and on the west by lot of Mrs
K-McVHlfca.
Pun-haaers togmy for papers.
Levied spoil as th" pro’erf v 'd G.
Luscher, at the suit *>f Chafl- A O’Brien.
J. w. LANr-ASfi-;it, h B. c
Sherifr|Offiiy. Barnwell C. 8. C., De
cember twl
Ih, iffm.
Sale Under Mortgage
S t of Mrs. Elixalw-th E. Barker, 1
•r sale lo the highest bidder ros
nialesdsy in January next,at B IKK
WELL C4H,,
As A
will offe
cash, on
the following property, marts
gaged lo said Elizabeth E. Barker by the late
K Him Uferker by a mortgage doted the Kith
November, 187b. and recorded in Clerk's of
fice of Barnwell countv in Registry Book
TT I on pages 009.610 and 6 H,
Two fiseyoung Mules. ■’
One Black Home.
One Bay Mare.
And on TULSDAY tallowing, the7th Jan-.
^ u ' nary, 18r9, 1 will sell under the name mort
t® highest bidder vox cash, at the
late residence of the.said R.8im Barker,
Thirteen bead of Hogs.
J. W-LANCASTER, Agent.
December 21«i, 1878. i ^
Foreclosure teale.
B) virtue o' a certain hilt of 8*h< from
J F Crawley io Pe a -r, aodger- * o. d«Us|
1st Jitivigry. A. D. 1878. I will sell at Barn
well i oun I Ions*', s. c.,ou aa-soilay In Jan
uary i-eXI, tt iHiing tbe b xvh day uf tbe
said m* nth. immod ateiy aft r HherifiTs
s. to ti e tilgb*-8t bidder for cash t he
ni*ed personal prop Tty: -
i 1-*.
J. W. LANCASTER, Agent
December 3uth, 1878
foBowi g <l*'Hrr
sk M
One Mach
LIEN SALE.
W. P. Dunbar vs. E. B. rmlth.
Henry Bischoff A Co. v» Jo*eph B. Bates.
By virtue of x decrctaF-erder-Hneleirvthe
above case, bv Honorable T. J. Mackey, (hr*
Ciit Judge, daiei the21th September, 1878.
I will sell on sale->lay in .lANUARYnext. it
b»tng (he sixth day i*f the said month, at
Barnwell 0 H., 8, C,, ive(we*-ii the usuol
hours of eale. the following descrilw*! real
jiroperty ' . ' f .
- All that certain tract of land situate in
thecourty of Barn well, Souih t^amlina. con
taining seven hundred acres, more or less;
bounded on tiie north by lands of W. F,
Dunbar and TV. II. Howard, on ilie soul h by
Savannah river, east by lands >-f J. C Brown
and on the west by lands of Mrs. Davis mid
W.P. Dunbar.
Terms of sale: Cash.
• Purchasers to pay for papers.
J. r.LANCASTER.g B C.
Sneriff"s Office, Barnwell C. ll.,S.C., De
cember, id. 1878.
.STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BARNWEIX.-
In the Court of Common P'eas.
The Stono Phosphate Company, plaintiff,
against Alfred Kempsen, defendant.—
Snmmonsfor Money Demand—Complaint
‘ IfigVSd,..— . , . . ■ - .
To Alfred Kempsen, defendant in this ac
tion
fregdom.
irf free speech and American
By virtu" of a Lint Warrant tt» m direc
ted. I wlh •ell on 'I oetKiay aft* r Mlc**la>
in Jantirry next, ft h*d g the sev-nth day
of the said ictNiMi, b*tw en the usual!
h uts of mile, at the ulantallonof W P.
Dunbar, f<g o ah. the following described
•M
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the chmptaint in this action,
which is filed in theoffice of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of RartiweP county,
in the State of South Carolina, and lo serve
a copy of yonr answer on the subscriber at
his office In W Riston, Barnwed county,
South Carolina, within wenty (lavs nfterlha
service of this summons on you, exclusive
of the day of service. It ybb Tail t<> an
swer the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff Will apply lo the Kourt for judg
ment against you for tbe sum of one thou
sand five hundred and ninety three dollars,
with interest; six hundred and ninety three
dollars thereof at the rate of one and a half
per cent, per month, from the first day of
November, 1876; with interest on eight hun
dred and sevemy seven 60-100 (1<>I arti
thereof at the rate of one anil a half per
cem per month from the first day of No
vember. 187(N with interest on twenty .two
dollars thereof at the rate of one per cent,
per month, from the first day of Novemb- r,
1870, and for c^ma. —:—i;—_
JOHN W. HOLMES,
Plaintiff'S-Atiorpey, Yullision, 8. C.
Dated November 9,1878.
To the D-fend ini Alfred Kempsen:
Take nolleThat the complaint hi (bisec
tion, together with the snmmons. of which
ike f regoing is a copy, waa filed in the office
of tho Clerk ot the Court of Common Fleas
Of Barnwel* county, at Barnwell Court
Howe, in the Slate of South Carolina, on
ihekthof November, 1878-
JOHN W. HOLMES,
Plaintiff's Attorney, WiUieton, 8 C.
November 9. 1878. novl4-fl .
CONTRACTOR- AND BU LD,
■M A^rUF 1 V fTU IlKttrt OK 1
Sash, BIukIs, Mouldings, Brackets, Newels, Mantles,
Balusters, Vcrandtis. ete. — : —-
DEAI.KRS I*
Dressed and Uudtessed Luifiber, I’.iinl, Oil, Putty, Window CLss,
Ruilders Hardware, cte.
FLANISG MILL ASi> LUMBER YARD. DALE STREET, NEAR
CENTRAL RAILROAD YARD.
OFFICE AND WARE ROOMS, 41 JA? KSON STREET,
dorttMj' A.l I<kTJHTA, '
—; %
O. A. W' KWO* D.
i. I. C KFR
NORWOOD & COKER,
8»'pl2 Sroo
Factors and Cominission Merchants*
f (ACCOMMODATION WHARF),
CSABLESTOH, B- 0.
Fruit! Fruit! Fruit!
LIEXRY BA.YER
IMPORTER AMU WIIOLESALB DSALEB IS
Apple§ 9
POTATOES AND ONIONS,
Bananas, Oranges, Lem
ons, I uts, &C-
215 East Bay*
^Paul Welch e Old Stand, OppoeiU.Kew
HAS MOVED to the Hotchkiss Store, op*
poeiteThoms' R Rh de» T and the Fountain,
and next stort ea-t ot F. E. Salinas' Grocery
Store, and hi wi.l be glad to see his old pat
rons and os many new ones a< may desire
Good and Cheap: Lanins, Crockery, Glass
ware. Kerosene Oil, and his usual variety of
Goods needed by every house keeper. No.
1 Kerosine, ISc to 8©c a gallon .‘ -fend also
sell* the
SAFETV LAMP COLLAR.
. that makes any lamp absolutely safe,
Oct lO-.im
Old
Custom House,)
Charleston, S. C.
ocl 7 Hmo \
■JL
“arrefet, hot could obtain non*, how- Uufon. 1 have had a and experience
of every true Ainericfen who tovee the «wTtil^;rlb^d l en^nd coSttfer*'^ ^
l tfew t
while llvlnir beiw alncel870. I have Bmlth,fet th.*»ultof W. P. Dufeber, under
t ne tfew eropHri> of E. B.
been aubj^ied to ev*-ry kind ofjnenlt, ot^hen ^ ^, EB 8 ^ ^
fcotb In publlo and private. I have Hberiff'a Cffloe.
been worse than robbed ot iny home. ( cember r. ifhb
Barnwell Ck M., b.O., J
I
AR'
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
BARNWELL C. H, 8. C.
Collections a specialty.
Practices in all the Courts. sepl9
R. J. MAGILL,
U ENERAL PRODUCE
AND
C ommission ^ erchant,
. v • i*? ■ ' ••' Sc “v
No. 56 Hasel St, Opp. Express Office,
CHx\RL.B8TON, 8. C.
Conaignments of Poultry, Epp*, But
ter and all kinds of Country Produce
solk-ited. > . . . '
Referenccr—Hon. W. W. Sile, May
or of Charlw-tou ; C**l. Jos. D. Aik< n,
.Mr. Daniel Haas, Messrs. Muntoue &
Co., Mr. A. St. Amand, lato of Crane,
Boyistou A Co. oc31-3uio
t
FIIDD AMIUL IF LaNDMIII'.v
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
r j'UBNIP8, Cabbases and Garden
I P* aa. AIm , red and white Onion
Seta, lartre assort meet of Flower
it;1
l< V W„r
fleocie, Tinware, VI ill* w w„re and
Wooden Wate, Agricultural Itnpie*
meni*. Ao. WM/J MILLER, "
(St«n of Plow). 863 King gr..
oc!7-8mo 01 '
Iharleatou, S. a
W. J. FARR-
•*TH LAMP MAN”
P ROVED Rilla of ‘he Batik • f the
btate ot 8*.uth rarolina for Taxes
and Redemption of Lauda,
* von SALS BT
Cochran & Alexander,
t6 BROAD STREET.
CHARLESTON'S. C.,
Commission Amenta for Securities and
Real Estate. —
■ sept 7-3 m «-
NEW GOODS
AT COST I
DRY GOODS and Shoes at cost.
Hstdware and Hats at cost,
i rockery and G lassware at cost.
( lothing and Notions at cost.
100 dux. best Thread at Cost.
Besides many desirable articles, all at
cost.
Gr ci ries at lowest cash prices fro*
date, December 11th, 1878.
C. E. LARTIGUE,
Blsckville, 8. C.
A. B.
CH >NNBfC.
Attorney at Law,
ALLENDALE. S. 0.
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