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' . ‘ ' ■ .'l' .■ ~v - _Lj<_ i: ^ w. 4-, 'r-r- ■ i.i THE PEOPLE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1879. Wit are not responolbleloi the tIowb of our,corroe|H>n(Jent«, ■ ■i. ■■«i ii mQmmmsentsk -1 -'W Cropa <’u»h. X Cotton factor,,predict an curly decline in the piice of the staple,, but with the J.giiTs before us. we rather anticipate a further ‘'boom." With the heavy Eu* postponed until Thursday was well patronized on the second day, TW" dcnt » n<i .> r ^ Wiauui tuok' iiUeu in the mornino; ^ , t- < l. _ t u a.! —f? # i•/Y*., ««>•'! mjT tuiu Unit prices of blendstufls will ad- vnntjfi, fully twenty fire per cent, on prMtht r^eriteTSpriitg, and It wiD I sty our pkniors to put io lai’ge crop^of wheat and oats. ~ A 4 haagc oTtircT. The Democratic loaders—so called;— have grown dispirited and sounded a re* treat, because out of a vote of 603,000 iiLQhio, Foster, the yardstick Republi can, was elected Governor by a timidity of 17,000 voters. If the said leSdcrs fur a few mouths on oatmeal we think that their back hones Mould he so strengthened that they wott'd not so readily despair of the Kept blie. Tin* Frying: l*ui> nnd (he,. Fire. The report of Special Agent Frey, wl.icli was published in hurt week’s i-suc, shows the stern discipline of the Republican party nnd its reckless hoa- tility to decency nnd Southern Demo cracy. We gave it room for the sole purpose of showing our renders the nuimuHcif the North tewards-tbe-Koutli. Our comments upon it shall be brief, he's use any dealings with such creatures ns Frey nod Key arc extremely nauseat ing to honorable people. 'Whenever campaign funds and pditical ammuni tion run short up North, nn inthnation -from- any -bmrarrtodts inbordr- The COHMiy Fair. The crowded condition bf our eolu'mnl compclls us to give brdy n brief report of theNinth AmiualFnir of tlie Barnwell Agricultural nnd Meclyinicol Soercly, whjch was held last week, conimencing ^ou Wednesday nnd ending ,on Friday evening. The attendnnee on the first day was, on nccount of the weather, very .email, and the amusements were The Fair - ■ Twenty-five emigrants embarked at t lie close of last month from .GepOa only orreortwo vuiting horses were en tered, The display of llt'bi pr«?firft§, stock, household goods and m V A prize fight between an unarmed man and a doff J*- ltrp<5l‘iad at New Albany, Ind. : Botli couteitanta uae<l their teeth, phd the dog-waa whipped. The rtist office .department has decided that It ia not Jfgal to traua- mlt lottery circulars or money Intend ed for the purcheie of lottery tickets through the mulls. 1 ; Gen. Ewing anya he has no theories to offer as to why be waa defeated in Ohio. Ia this'he thfiprs from most M»8 much larger than *wns afttiei pat c/1, and bett<sr than last ’year’s. ThSi'SHeuliural di-play wasutrastja ly fine this year, and many nrtichs word ott ''exhibition that would ho^e taken prefliiums nt.nny fair in the South. The s r oek department, consisting of hogs, sheep,, goats, -cows, hor*es. Ae., was very iiiwf. AVc have never seen a finer would only change their diet and livp display of Southorn raised stock at any cxlribition. The number of visitors on Thursday and Fiiday was mneh larger than in any previous ycnr^/notwithstandjng the (JK^FRAK, NFW*. Oxiok.-Oj Saturday last.af Jonea- ^ile,•doe nuhw fr.en I’m u Thomas. Mize ahot and instantly killed John Ltpay. ‘ HR difficulty aroaa about fifty eytts’Rorth of cuff e. Mlz ■ ftom atioot-iog to ahoot iu aelf- t ae^ma, t.rVd to keep Llpay, bat wAal^jrced other people who have a wcll-.defined' theory op the aubject. X ' * 1 '' ' 7 ’ ' J • :,t " Gen. Myer, who runa the weather , ' iQUh JtQ ay before the American people every ‘•P^y. efencakSma* . xF ''fx Ocowkr.—The rain contlnuca to /all and much damage ia feared to bottom corn along the etreama* by high water. A groat deal of corn is rejiorted already oat by thti overflow.^pf, the bottom ands on last baturday. If the bottom, corn is cut sboi’t by. freaheta there will be great acarclty of it lu this county and wo foar Want ana starvation win stare our people io the face. With a very abort cotton cron and the up.land cofn already a failure, the putjook is nd“ed gloomy. Our people Should husband all their resources and pre^ lareto pass through the hardest year that we have experieuced for a long jBBOP moruing a report oT*tire'condition the Weather attwyer the wofR. of -grrew nates that they jftnst be furnished, coupled with a hint that discharge a ill follow disobedience never fails to bring a prompt response, in money and bloody shirt literature. For fTic sole purpose of inducing sonic disturbance of which political capital might be made, Fred Nix, a colored Radical, unpopular with his own race and especially offensive to the Dcmo- cra»y, w'as appointed Post mast ft at RliickviHc. Unfortunately, a difficulty of long standing .between Nix and Luther Williams, a fair haired boy, who had been persistently harried and wor ried by Nix wai renewed, and culminated in an exchange of shots, and at once the news was telegraphed all over the North tlia «»<»»» oi rtUJk-ri^U Knit '*«*"•- ed into a conspiracy to assassinate an oificiol of the best Government tfiG world A* ever saw. To make the report effective Frey was sent to make investigations. He came, and met respectable citizens, who told him the whole truth, but faith ful to Ills instructions he accepted the misrepresentations of Nix as gospel truths, and, in a bar room, concocted the previous report which spread broad cast over Ohio just 011 the cvc of the late election, contributed to and per haps secured a Republican tiiumph. We have interviewed several gentle men with whom Frey con versed,and with out exception, and without hesitation they brand his “report” as utterly ned wilfully false. His story has. however, done it? mission, but wo have faith to believe that in 1830, a glorious Democratic triumph will consign Frey and Key to that oblivion which they nnd buds of their feather so richly deserve. Justice to those of our citizens refer red to iu Frey’s report requires but a few sentence.;, for no decent man in Barnwell or the State gives it any credit. If a cane and Bible ever were present* ed to Nix—of which we have no person al knowledge, the presentation was net made, by Col. W. H. Duncau, but Nix’s whole walk and conversation prove that he was sadly in need of them and that he has uot derived any benefit there from. James Thomson, Esq., never wrote the Ku-Klux warning attributed to luok Wil iam Nix was^ ncycr forced to discharge his brother Fred Nix, J r ., because- qi the Utter’s Republican pro clivities, and so wo miglit go on, and with perfect truthfulness deny and dis prove every material statement made bv limited t ime and t he. cliungj of days for the Fair to he held. The committee failed to have a band of music in attendance the first day, and a great nmfiy were disappointed ar?d* re turned home ; but on Thursday^ about one o’c’ock, the Aiken Cornet Rand ar rived and discoursed excellent musjc until tlie close of the exhibition. f 9 . \ # Taking every tiling into consideration was at first anticipated, and the receipts were largo enough to pay all expenses. New officers were elected, and they have promised to do all they can to give old Barnwell another grahd exhibition next .Senator Hill, of Georgia* la ih New York, with a view of ittdfrg if anything can be done, evenrat thweleventh hour, to heal tlrn breach In the Democratic ranks. H*» Is a man who stands very 3rtgtrnffHtHTm'trfwerttmw; J -tnft"rt>grtr'^ no reason to suppose that he can ae eompli-di anything as a peacemaker betwdeiTKelly and Tilden. It has been announced t#ht Gen. Gary was invited to speak in Charles-/ ton by some disaffected DeitfbST'at lie Is hot the man to give comfort to <oun It was same name. Once when broken, -it waa lart Mso- a man to cut glass with He carried it off in his vest pocket and gaveithe veftt to a -colored man, who a the ring and returned It lost a^urb, and found in the from the house. In 1866 a _ ^ diamond fell out of the ring, and. vras any set qf persops who want • to -ride- r °f * 0ur w h<m it was found the Democratic party by the aid of fhe t | l f bottom of. a trunk fnyrhlch the vote a of Radical negrirea, Ttds, and nothing else, is the cauaeof the politic 0«bt)Sfr A 4'ard. Ficy. But.Wfi tinnealiy- believe Unit' drawn iu open Couit oh Saturday last. the whole affair was arranged in Wash ington, and that Key, Frey and Nix, the hod carriers of the Republican wire pullers, were required to furnish just such a contribution as this precious re port to the bloody shirt literature of the party of great moral ideas. We sug gest that on Mr. Key’s political tomb, atone the iascription be written : “He was made a Cabinet officer for services to be rendered to the Republican jatfty.” The milla oft lie Gods grind slowly, rtCMtetai liui they grind -fiaf WbllT Dr. Richard Furman, for some time pastor of Ridge Bpiing and Johnston uburebra. and well kuonn throughout ttouth Carolina as one bf the moat tal ented preachers iu the Baptist denom ination, is going to move to Texas, 1 three non* residing. Dr. nee of the brat men we to heu of hia At uU&TA, OA.,Oct. 27. 1K79. Mil. Epiron—I have been reliably in forme] that some gentleman idcircu- hdiug a report “that the failure of the last Fair in your county was caused by my having squandered the funds from the pre vious Fair.” "All that I have to say in connection with this matter tit present is this, that a coii'mittco of as good men as the county can boast and nrhoKSt v as appointed to examine my accounts on my resignation as Secretary nnd Treasurer, and if any of my friends are “sliakey” in regard to it, I guess that they .cun get correct information from either meiuber of that committee; in the meantime I brand Hie originator of thia report a lying 'scoundrel, nnd if Mr. UrVipstQJ orouv ntbw-liiejjiluloes iurt like the Above Innguage T can bo found in Augusta, tia.. with'Messrs. Whcless & Co., where I would be happy to re peat to Mr. Originfttor the same. * I urn, very - resaectfully, Mr. Editor, your obedient servant, ' V, M. Mixsox. al broil in Charleston.—News and Cbur- ier. . ’ • ;- A Rdisburg, North Carollnn, special snys that A grand reuulon of Carolina soldiers of both r.rmtea waa held there on the 23<i inet., and that 10,000 were present. The town was gaily decorat ed with 170100 Flags. Governor Thos. J. Jui vb said that he ha,d been soldier, and urged Cnroliulnna to the sumo devotion to Ihadlig of our coun try that they had borne to that other fl-tg. which'waa fur led forever. Sena' tor Vance nnd others made speeches favoring pence and good-will between the Nanh nnd fikmtb,.aJtfir..wiiich thu crowd partook of n barbecue. At night there was one of the fiuest displays of firewotks ever seen in the Sauth. TI»o I.iiwi ot the Yellow Fever. Memphis, October 21.—Frost fell lost night nni was plainly visible this moruing, notwithstanding the prevalence of n high wind. The thermometer at daylight was at 39. Three cases of fever '.vctc reported to-day, and two deaths have occurred. The donations to the Howards to-jjay aggregated $254. All theroilroids running into Memphis w ill resume their regular business on Sunday. Inspectors on trains nml pickets doiug guard duty on the river front and in the suburbs will be disbahded' to morrow. Several passengers from Cin cinnati and Louisville arrived this after noon on the Louisville Rnilrcad, and a general rbjurn of absentees is expected on Monday. Xh<' present spell of cold weather is being ptkeu advantage of by the sanitary force. The ioCAl boaiu df health is having ail dwellings thorongl ly ventilated. The indications to-night arc favorable for a light freeze, as tho ther mometer nt 5, p. ni., had fallen to 42 degrees. The local board of health at their meeting to-morrow noon will de dare the epidemic ended. —The total number ol yellow lever erases up to last Saturday was 1,480 and the total number of deaths 456, showiug that 1,024 of those who were stricken with the.disease recovered. October 25.—Another Heavy frost fell last night nnd a. thin coating of ice was formed oft the pools of water in .the suburbs. A thermometer phtced by the signal observer officers on the ground as 11 test marked"38 1-2 degrees at lour o’clock this morning. The V'nitetk&lutea Circuit Conr4 The jurors for the- November term of the United States Circuit Unnrt, ware The Jury Commissioner, Col. V/; L. Trenholn, and the Clerk of the Court, Col. llagood, each submitted 250 names upportiQued among the different coun ties iu the State according to the popu lation. Those names, were written on slips of paper, which were folded and placed in the jury box. The following uamedgentlemen are from Barnwell: Grand Jurors—A. Yeomans, Chas. Pechraann, W. II, Kennedy, \V. W. Walker, (col). Petit Jurors—S. N- Bellinger. Sad News from Columbia. CotVMMi, Oct- b^r »*=Tlirce prom inent cltix-na are lying At the point of death. Ool/^L. I). Childs, formerly President of the Carolina Njulional Bank, will die during the night ; Wm. B. Johnson, owner Of the Saluda co,V* ton factory, hi extremely low ; and Pan! Joyner, formerly proprietor of the National Hotel, and Trial Justice at Eaetover, iirflylng. Latch.—Col. Childs died at his rest- | douce on the evening of the 27th. ■ The other night at a London club some Americana were boasting"about tbeir iuveaiiona and the wondej'fu machines to be found iu the States, One of them told of the well-known machine, which, a live pig being In troduced at one end. turns ou^ tho animal into sausages at the other. A n Irishman, who was not rroing to Tiave the Yankees riding round-shod ov every other nation, turned on them and said : “Bedad, we’ve got the same machine in Ireland, only ours 14 more perfect, aure, for if you don’t like the sausages, you can put th£m back into the machine, and by reversing the action they’ll come outa.live pig again where he went in.” Mr. J. Coleman Drayton,, who was married on Monday, in New York, t Miss Charlotte Augusta Aetor^daugh *•*01 William Astor, is a member of the Drayton family of South Carolina and a nephew of that Oapt, Perciva Drayton, whose monument faces the Aatvr altar, in Trinity Church. ■ JIe was graduated at Princeton College anfflAn member of the bar both in Phlludt-lphin and New York. Ho has. also written for the press. He is about thirty years ofjage, a great sportsman and has travelled extensively in South America, India and China. After the reception Mr. and Mrs Drayton left for a tour in Canada. Upon their re turn they expect to anil for Europe and then to travel in the East. STATE tiL.F.AYINC}.’*. RicHLAxn.—The total debt of Coinra bia is $1)75,000, nnd her taxable proper ty amounts to $2,625,000. R. B. Elliot moves northward shortly and j >y go with him. Col. R. N. Sima, Secretary of State is again eeiiouuly ill. The State Fair ppomDes to be an un precedeuted success. Pickexs.— A hundred negro families leave Pickens for Kansas in November. John C. Calhoun’s late residence In PJoktus county, with all tho-grounds atucntd, is to be sold by the sheriff next sales-duy. It is sold as the pro petty of James Gotwford. Nkwbebbv.—Dick £urton, colored picked, on the 13th, lost, PP to 3J^ m., 569 lbs. seed cotton. • An owl, measuring fifty-nine Inches from tip to Tip, was killed on Thurs day lab:. , AiKKifc—Journal and Review : The farmers of the county are to meet on 3d of November, to organize a county Fair Association. : ' '■. _ - ..*» Mr. B. P. Cbatfield, of the Highland Park Hotel, bought out the Aiken Hotel qn jast Friday, paying $6,17$ for the bptel and furniture. Orangkbubg.— On account of the ill- ntfr^jf Judge • Aldrich;- the Coorr or General Sessions adjourned on Satur day evening. * ^ Kershaw.—The Camden Journal Fairfield.—There Is 4diamond ring n thia county that h^s a story con nected with it. The liugi contained two xliaroouda and a ruby* It was the wedding ring of a lady who was mai- rled about ninety years ago.. It de scended to Her daughter uud name sake, and has come down through NK W AD YER T1SEMKNTS. SHERIFF’S SALES. --1 Foreclosure. Fnuncis J. reiver, Plaintiff, against B. H. h. Warren ami II. W. Mitchell, Jr., Defend ant—Jiuigaumt of Foreclosure Sat., — U-NDF.It A DKCRF.E'KN THIS CAUSE, I will offer lor sale,'at RiU'hWelf Court House, between tho legal hours of sale, on tlie llrst Monday in hovember next, It be- tug the third day of said mouth, the fol lowing described real prororty, to-wit : X. All that plantation or trac- of land, situated,4yis* and being neat tWTtqwn oI ~ ^Tttrchaser iff pay #»r papers. Grahams, lu the county of Barnwell. State aforesaid, containing two hundred and llfty-scvon acres, mumor lefimaudbuuud- oJroastnv lands of Mrs. E. M. Kennerly, U. B. Rice. .. . . J , ■ . . . 2. AH that lot; oicce or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, situated, ly- " being 111 Gothams aforesaid, measuring forty-four foet and Hvo inches, more or less, on the nortli-llnc, and One hundred and eighty-five feet, more or less, in depth from north to south, and lK>unde«f oh the north by the South Carolina Railroad, east by lands of James H.,Moody, south by lands of W. F. and O. H. Rloe'aad west Uy a lot of said William H. W roton, the dimensions on th* 1 south line Ix'ing the same us on tho north line, it'idUi? dUuciibiima uf ,1 h«. Mlhftt Jlga-hctag- Che same as ou the east line, mors or Ipsa. ALSO, 3. All that lot, piece or parcel cf land, situated in the sail town of Grahams, measuring from a stake on the sohth side ,.f the SoiOb 1 ',,r<.liri.i Uahmail on thll *nr- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. * , , „ „ r. - ■ . 11 ,-m -i- ’1 - - —-i~-~ ■ -- of j/A: Burckuicyet, at the unit of L. D. Mowry’ft 8o» tsT James Holly, Administra- Termacash.' Simon Brown, Administrator, ts. Michael Ni-rland, ct. nl.-rOrder for tatc7 , • l»t VIRTUB OF A*DEfRETAC ORDER to me direct c«t, by Hia HonorJufige Fraser, Setit«ml*er 25th, IH;*.*, 1 will offer for sale at Barnwell 'Court House, between tha legal hoursof sale, on the first SFondny.in Novein■ her next, it being the third day of sail!, .B*«'’ l il, Ilm fnllniKiiif ils.W'iihed n«l pHl/lQ-" though the trunk ring had beeft kept, bad been usea sevc tervul. Tho ri,n‘g lias had a Dumber of vicissitudes, and it £as inaby associa tions couhected wit h it. ‘ . -ii NEW ADVERTISEMEMS. CLERK’S SALES. H. F. Townsend vs. Simon Brown et al. In the Court of ComrooDTleas. — B Y VIRIUKOfr A^>EGRETAL OB- - der m.-ule'in this cans* liy Judge T. B. Fraser, dated 26th September, 1879; rwlffsell nt Barnwell V. H. 8. C.. an Monday ihe thTFtr «f ~?rrvemG'ei next, it tieiug sales day,‘the following described real property: All that lot or parcel of land with the -buildings thereon known as the resldenccf.ot the late J. Allen Duncan, situate in the town of Barnwell, coun ty of Barnwell, and State of South Ca rolina,'containing four acres, more or less ; the said premises will be sold in two parcels, the dividing line of which shall be a. continua'.i ni ot tbe western edge of the street leading from the north Hue, running east fifty feet, on tho oast .aht west linos running south one hundred and eighty feet, and un the south' lino fifty foet. Terms of salosash. Purchaser to pub for papers. " J. \V. LA3CA8TF,ft, -r~ oc9-fff B. B. C. R H.'Warren nml H. W. Mitchell, Jr., As signees of Wrolon anJ Dowling against. I.eltoy Wilson and J. J. Brabham, Defen 1- anls—Judgment of Foreclosure and iVie. ■ UNDER "A DKCitEK IN THIS CAUSE, I will o(T-i for^sah'T at Bornwo:! GomtHouae -betwewftho legal hums of sate, on ti c llrSVMbh'luy tn Nor’bmbor next,, it, being ty,to-wit; - - All that tract r orpiece of land with Itn. proveiffttitg thereon, witiiated in die town of. Bhickvilfe, Pi.ite aforesaid, bulling nnd .bounding ns follpwg';.. Oh .the north by Md- louy's : Lauo, on iha w^Rt by laad*. ol Bales '& Briggs, on the houUi hy lands how or for. mcfly brlosgtng to Lewia NeviU, conlmuing three acre*, nmre or Jcgg. , . t Amr r— One other tract bounded and described ns follows : All that tract, piece or plantation of land, containing one hundred and aeventy- 'firc acres, more or less, being one-half of n cortnirt fracteof land formerly In-doiigiug to the lute Ditn’n 1 Jewell, sitiinfed, lying an.il being in Barnwell 1 countg. State aforesaid, and boundetf n? follows : North by Jand_» of “Sn^Tfrtncis' lldimah |injiI PkiIl/p llaUMM, east by the New Bri'lgo -Road, south by lands of Ceeile .Hart and estate of Hentz and wesf by lands of Mrs. Francis llqlinwn.^-''^ A’hd onebrhtvtract, hounded atfd'.describ- cd as follows: All that ln> pimrAar pnrrnl J\ E IF A D YER TISEMENTS EherilTs Sales of Personal Preperty. BX \1RT¥R OF SUNDRY LIRN WAR-" rants, to me directed by J. J. Brabham, Kmp. CT. Ar-Or-ft. J. will oBisr foT sale nt Barn well Court House, os Ihe first Monday .in November next,-it befog solos day, the foHowing personal property, to- ‘wn’: * ■ One Bale Cotton, weighing about fiOOHrr., levied on as the property of D. J. WMiafiis at the suit of L. L. Anderson'. ALSOr One Bale O ott on imd about 2tKT Ibr cotton in tlie seed, levied on as tho pronCMy of Janncg W. OodboS^ lYtkcJoffry tn W, ttairttitrOihiTTif s iid mouth, ttic follmving descnliiHl real property, torwtt: All that tract of pUmtalion of lau situated in the county and State aforesaid hounded on the north by hinds of El zv Ready and James A. Jenkins, on the chs: hy lands-of James A. Jenkins iind S. L Presbyterian Churdb to tbe Orotige- burg Road, the entire four acres being bounded as follows : North by aetreet} to pay for papers ~j of Charles . w - LANCASTER bi'en s.-tuff hv survey ail’d marked dut- us a dower or lifetime interestfor or in ta vor of Mrs. tlizabeth Davis, formerly Mrs. Etlzabeui W ilson. 2. ATI that tract-of-latti in the county and btiite » r ores iid, c iitalnlug four hun dred and llf:y acres more oricss, bounded north by lands in the possession (at-tho date of tho moitguge) of R. W. Bassett and the Soase iapda, eas-t by the Copeland -ittnds. south by the Walteiboro road and West by lands of Isaac Chassercnn and a Iruct knownas tho Bamberg landt,, T erms of sde, one-half cash (with privi- ledge of paying all cash) balance ou a credit of nno year with Interest from day of sale. Purchaser to give hU bond with a mortgage of the premises purchased which separates it from lots Pecbmun and estate of D. Duncan, south By the Orangeburg Road, east by a street which separates it from a lot of Mrs. R. B. Ryan, and west by an alley which separates it from a lot qt estate of,.E. L. Sadler and lot of Mrs. B»J3. Hjm. . - • ■ ^ Terms of sals—One half cash, bal ance on a credit until 1st Junmiry, interest fr-ui 1st January, 1880 r -(<»u which day they shall- be let into pos session) and executelTmortgnge to se cure Ihe credit portion of purchase money, with power of sale reserved to clerk on default of payment. Tbe pur- rrominati sGen. M. W. Gary for Gov- ernor. Tbe Marion Star approves and adds the names of G. Lamb Buist, of Charleston for Lbotenant-Governor and J. E. Dunlop, of Marlon, lor 1 T)Y VIRTUE OF DECRETAL "OR tion. In a i) ders made in lhls cause by Judges Supcriutendetit ot Education, few weeks more tbe ticket will becom- pl^te, but we" cannot support any bachelors. A man who doesn’t sup ports family doesn’t deserve an office i-Gary must marry or subside. Abdeyillf,—Thq Press and Banner announces tbe return Cf ex-SheriffJ, Y. Jones after a year’s sojourn iu Texas. Hobtlttgs enough money to" re-lmburse bU bondsmen' end to liquidate all hia official and private The Medium mentions that dipthcria has appeared Wt that county, and says that Mr. J. A Lomax has discovered what h« believes to be an almost cer tain cure for tbe terrible disease, in a weak solution of oil of vitrott, which he has applied with very favorable re sults ia a number of cases. Wnxuir*BUBG.—Dr. S. ft. D. Byrd , Wl lias been elected State Senator from Purchase'ra to pay for papers Williamsburg to fill tbe vacancy caus ed by the death of Got S. Vf. Maurice. Ootli-tJ chaser of that portion with the build- ings tn Insure same for tbs amount of the credit portlort of the purchase money, within ten days after the cUte of sale, and assign the policy of Insur ance to tbe clerk, ami in case he fail so to do, then the clerk to insure, pay premium and collect the same wiih in terest as part of the purchase money from purchaser. Purchaser to have the privilege of paying the whole of the purchase money in cash, uud to pay for papers^—- J. J. BRABHAM. Octii-td a a p. '* ■■■■!. * . ■ , . i—_—:— .... , - j* M. S. ttyers vs. B. F. Brown et al.— Order f^r sale. B Y VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL OR- der made in,this cause by Judge T. B. Fraser, dated 26th Sept., 1879,1 will sell at Barnwell (J. H. S. C., on Monday the third day of November next, It being sales day, the following teal property: » ' All that, house and lot cf land situ ate in tho town of Barnwell, and boun ded north by an alley which separatt s it from a lot of Dr. G. R. C. Todd, south by an alley which separates it from a lot of Isaac M. Hutson, east by Jefferson street and wesfby Jackson street, containing one acre, more cut less, being the residence of the late Augusta G. Smith. . - , 'iwtns cf sale-One third cash, bub ance on a c.edit uf one and two years. Purchasers to give bofid with approved sureties nnd a rnortguj«*of t; he premi ses for credit portion of purchase money and premises totUeinsured anti policy assigned to olerk. Purchaser to pay for papers. • - ,also; % I will sell Immediately after the above sale at the residence afoiesald of Mrs. Smith, the following personal proper- tyr Gonelstlng of remnants of house hold furniture, silvai: plate and jewel ry. J. J. BRABHAM, " octii-td -. *c. a P. Keid, on Gw south by l-tmis of Dressy and O. D. A. Wilson and on the w. st hy lands of A. w. Kneptou and estate tends of M. J. Cave, contnlnina jive hundred acres, more we li'iy,(ini>n hondimd 1101^ of whtuh haw of laB«l..>riih thebuilitiDg«tlr^fe('in,situ»led, 1 y i ng a 1 id being in itieGTIii ge of Midway, in ■ he county of Barnweil aiul Suie tifofesiiiil, measuring aud/Conlnining, on the North le, fi>pr anil’)—Illy Ccel ; on the fioutfodkit >nd W—t-Bnow, four hundred and twenty feel each, hntlingapd bounding iiorih hy lauds of'Jidin D. 8ea.H' and l*Wev ('arson, csst on the public read and west hy lands of the saiif i'eter Carson. Terms of zahreagb; i—^ l'''” W ‘ ,W J f «. P lK.-A STra .. the Moil.* eeOja . ». ' -SrB.C. -""T 1 . . ' ; .r 'rr—^ . - -- jtLSO, • . , ;. y- One Calendar dork, levied on as the prop erty, of 11. Boyles at the suit of J. U. ttian p, J-'. -■ _ .0-. ''a $ v ? k jjk- msL * Terms cash. > At inilislon, on Tuesday afteV gfiTes d*j one bale cotton, levied on us tbe.properly of inison Parsons ai the suit ot| B. Sfunsc \ t agent. Terms cosh-. ' •" Aj ALSO, r w " Seven huodfed and ninety-two poantja of Fodder, levied on as tjie proper y of Jere. 'iog. aMlw»i*itW.<Lo Afraso Pkos- - 7- plinte Company. ^ - ALSO, At thcTrcstdcnee of Blmon Hardy, near Barnwell, abovt 450 ll>s seed Cidton, five bushels, nidi i! or less, each, com and p^as, -awl-onb stack and one ivmnunt stack of fodder, lovfM dn as th»pri)Perly of ^iuiOW Hariy, at thesuvt ofCtiai lea Pcchman. J. W. LANCASTER. ^ S. KG. ExecutfonTalesT "T/B. McKiiigld vs. Jas. Erwin, G. II. Kirk- ■TanS, e(.- a)., . ■( Trusleos of A^Ileudale High School—Execution Side, v - BY YIKTUE. OF AN EXECUTION TO jdo directed, I will offer for s tie. nt Barn- weli Court House, on Mbndfly. the 3d day of NovciubtM- next.lndweOh the legal hours of sale, the fdllowfng described real ivrop- (,_».. 1. . V... m,. o»* *— k-l w ci ty, to-vvlt . Lot No. liH In block TI. m. 1110 lowii or ALciiilalo: houndc t nortn nst oc9-td S'ff.C. R. J. Sieadly vs, .Peter -Daniels— Fore closure. * BY VIRT.URE OF A DECRETAL ORDER to me directed, by His Honor Judge Fraser, at the September -term of CoBM. 187U.i will offer for s ite at Barnwell Court House, on (be first Moudvy of Novejilier next, it 1891 ; pwrtbtswtir to give bood’ bearir^ beirg the tbird day ofuoid month, tbe fol- Johnson Hagood for another, vs. Chas. M. Dewitt.—Foreclosure of Mort gage. by Judges PI Alt and, Fraser, dated, respectively, November 6,1869, and September 26, 1879,1 will sell at Barnwell O. H. S. C, on Monday the third day of November next, it being sales day., ail that plan tation or tract of land, situate in Barn well county, ou the waters of Little Salkehatcble, c-ontalolng nine hundred andligT.teeu (918) acres, more or less, aod adjoining lands iatsiy of William H. llagood, 0. G. Stephens, William WV'Hutto, and Isaac Dychee, being the premises on which tbe said Ohns. M. Dewitt lived at tho time of his death. Terms of saie-r-Cash enough to pay tbe costs and disbursements of this cause which have accrued since the 10th day of May, 1870, and the expen ses ot tho sale, and tbe balance un a credit until the first day of February, 1880. Tbs said tract of land may be sold In parcels to 'suit purchasers. J. J. BRABHAM, , : C.C.P. lowing described reel property, to-wit: All that piece or tract of l.-iad, measuring and containing fifty-eight and one-half liefey, more or less, and bounded on all side* m follows: Itjliert tllover, Moses Studly, Frank Smith and Drier creek- Teruio cash. -Purchaser to pay for papers. - ' . — ' AlHhat tract or parcel Of land, being and lying in Barnwell county. State of South Cafolina, on the waters of Boutly Branch, containing eighty-eight acres, bounded un the Hort'li&nd east by lands of W. P. Wilson, on Hie senth and West 4*y hrada of C. H, Golding, on the northwest by lands of \V. V. Gill, being the tract known as the Valentine (Silt tract, on Hortte Pen Branch and the Port Royal Railroad. . Levied upon as the pr< party ef Joseph Parker at the suit of G. 11. Golding. Terms cash. \ Purchaser to pay for papers, ALSO, AH (hat tract, piece or plantation of land, lying, being and situated in Buford's Bridge Township county end Stnte aforesaid, con taining two hundred and twewty.five acres, more or less, and hare such butting- end boundaries as arc delineated by a plat made of (he same by C C. Faust, Deputy Survey or. Said lands situated on the waters of Little Saltkahatchir, on tbe wc.-t bide, just above Dowling’s Mill nnd bounded on The north by lands of estate O. R . Faust and E. II. Dowling, oft the east by lands of E. II. Dowling, on the south by lands of K.-H. Dowling nnd M. A. Kitlrell, west by lands purchased by estate of D. Dowling from Win. Niwmous and part beings a portion pf the mill tract formerly of tliee-laleol D. Dowling, now owned by E. II. Dowling, and levied upon as the property of Aaron Jteed. ot al, ut the suit of H,£. Rice, Terras of sale, cash. » Purchaeer to.pay for paper«.“^ _ J. W. LANCASTER, oc9-td ' 8 B.C. ' ' Order Sales. J, Xf. Tarkor k Co. vs. Jerome B. Cooper nnd Johnston, Crews & Co.—Order sale, jj’r VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER to me direct, by His Honor J, II. Had- soli, presiding Juu fe '1>; Jus® 12, 1879, 1 will offer for sale at Barn wen Court House, be- Monday in third day of said month, the following de scribed real property, to-wii: All that tract or piece of land, situated iu the 90tuity and State aforesaid, measuring nnd containing one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, bounded on the north by lands of J. B. Cooper and J. G. Guess, on the cast by lands of E. R. Hayes, on the south by lands of S. D. M. Guess and- on (he west hy lands of 8. D. M. UuessandL. G Guess. Terms of sale, cash. Purchser to pay for papers ;. ' JJ W. LANCASTER. ocO.td 8. B. (J. JLLSOv- - ' AH that tract of parcel ot land, (except right of way of Barrfweil Railroad) situated, ly. ing and being in the county ot Barnwell, 8tate ot South Carolina, and containing two hundred and eighty-seven acres, more or less, nnd bounded on tbe north by lands of Marmaduke Whaley, south by lands of E. Miles, east by lands of M. A. Templeton and west by lands of Mary Lancaster and Wm. Ross, at the suit of M. Whaley vs. Elsie Nevels. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. ALSO, All that tractor parcel of land, situated, ly ing and being in the county and State afore said, wake South Carolina Railroad, con- taming one hundred and seventy-six and one half acres, more or lest, and bounded on tbe “ouili liy South CaroHra Railroad, on ihe east by laads of the estate of Joseph Kennedy, deceased, on the north by lands ; by Muib rry street, -southvve»t by Union Church Io tv;-southeast By Hickory eft vet and northwest by Mrs. Scott. Teitusof sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. '• .ALSO, " son ncres more or less, in Four Mile Town ship: bounded north by lands of J. E. it chnwi,'south by lands of Idis Hrahhnui, vr st by-lunds twloi ging to estate of J. J. Wood nnd east by laiidn of Ggai iota Dup- bar. being part ot a :r ctfortperlybelong- huf l't Mr». Ki B: Brabhwip-r Bold to satisfy 1 jin'gmei^ against J. G. Holly ai.d others ut suit O. B. Owens, et. >1. 't erms cosh. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. LANCASTER, -= oc9 td ■ •. Hutson 8c Co., GGNMUAL INSUKANCE AGENTS, companies: first class London and Liverpool and />■ Globe Coe. .’ v 827,000.000* Royal ItiMirnnee C'W»f«ny . 2R,(StO.(K)(> (jneen Insurance Company 1 IO,0uo,(l0lt- Western Assurance Company . Ya. and M. Insurance (.le. . Nt, Paul F. A M. Insurance Go. and Ins. Go. Petersburg Sar. (Vlumlius Ins; and B, King Co. . ’ ’v- . • » — Cash A.,Ms • • $li;l l fif>fi,0(HZ- 1,2)0,IK*,) ■ (W',00.) KIM* (Mill • arW-TFjVraFXe 60t).(KK» . E-V),00t> Gin 1 ', Ileuses and contents, Dwellings, Catherine A. Rowell, ve. D. J. Thomas and John C. WilliwiMS— Execution .'Me, BY VIRTUE GF AN EXECUrioN TO me dlrccte<l in the above cause. I will offer* for sale, at Barnwell Court House, on tb« first Monday in November next, it being tha third day of said mouth,.lire following described real property. AH tluit tractor plantation of .land situat ed, lying and being in tbe county of Barn, well. Stale aforesaid, eonlaiuing’one hun dred and thiiiytwo acre.*, more or less and bounded north hy lands tielonging to estate of Sandy Walker and estate of Jolm'A. Zc:gler. east byTTand of Huglr Zciglcr and west by lands of M. E. Williams. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser tn pay for' ,pcrs. * J. W. LANCASTER. ’ papers. ocDV td 8. U, G. oiiohh s Sale at AHcndali*. B. H. WaffoH and H. W. Mitchull. Jr.. As signed td WroL>n A Dowling agai.mt Leitroy Wilson and othora. UNDER DECREE IN THIS GAJISE. I will offer for sal-.', at public auc'ton, in thi> town of Alfoudnlr. on Thursday, l ho aoih "October Instant, ftbl2 o’clock, m., tho fol- lowing Iota of land, the property of tire late firm of Wilson A All: The Hot.-I Lot—OoMuarth acre, more nr l,-*- bouiirinl (on the 9>Nli .May, ISTft by a lul uf tx-orgr II. Ktrklaixl. and •ii'|>arateil l,v a It fret fnnii a lot of Wilson A All, now occunhd hr uBhy Wilson as a Hot-b , J !/>(« containing tbrcc-fonrlhr of an acre, brio nd- cil <00 the i4lh j(erriuber, ItTAVon tin- north by liar stfeet, cast by Main sins'*, vwitb by I’ort l!->ro ’ Kail mail and wisi by tuts beloiopu^ lo Mrs. A. V N('|,tiii<* and Lcltnv Wilson. To Is- soli) in four sc|aiate lots or pam-b> (as |«-r plat ot T. II. CoIUIuk, r>i., to ho exhibited on day of sale, as follows : - Two Lots fronting on Matu stn'et, caeh St)--two and a half feet front by one hundred and five feet Jti depth. Two ls,(s In tlie rear of the last lULuUoncd, each one biindnsl and live feet square. ' Terms oiie-tiaU'c»4n»tth privil'rti'' i^paj-ine all cash) balautr on a credit ut nn-j. year wiili Iqtmvat from day of sale, secnrvd hy pnrelias.-r’s bond snd mort-aee of prcuiica, tlie hotel linikHntrs to lu* in- mih-i by pnreltaacr within ten d*v« fmoi dar.nf »alc for tbe ainount at least ofthecredit portion, and the isiliey assigned to idicritf, and in ease tlie pun haser fail-so tn insure and asstgn, sheriff to Insure and ex- pens«-s todieadded to the Ismd and liea r bite.ri'st. 'Purrhaaers to pay forpaper*. J. W. LANCASTKK, October 8th, 187T. SRC. - - " ALSOr—- By virtue of sundry exceptions, to me (HreOtoJ, I willoffeff<.r pale at Allendale, 8^ C. on the Tuesday after salcs'day in No- property insured, sepl R- Ca)l >m or wrtfc to HUTSON ft CO„ , - .. Aiken, S. C. Ice Company. Ice by the pouri!. hundred weight, barrel, ton and car load. PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. Apples, Potwtoes. Otitona, Fntjt, Fish,'Oll iers, Game and Poultry, .'-7-.- FRKSH FISH AND OYSTERS. ' . : . _ '■ S _ ' . •; ;,-y .. -- . Packed per order, a specialty. OUR SELECTED PRESSED 1'OLLTRY Cannot be exccllc<Lin quality CF^rice, Ea- Jiecial uiicutiuii paid to shipping tlie same. ICE PACKED' FOR SIIIPMENT, In large or •lualffqiiautltiaa. •T.F». TKitllV Ac CO.. seylR-tlm 9 MnrVei St., Chi\rlo“loii, 8. C. ^ir mm AnAall styles of Moulinffafor sqaart frames, Made to i>rrler, nt SO per rent. Icps than ever off-red. CLromos, Ec- (rraviugs and nil styles of Pictures Framed at rematkaldy low figures. Portrait nnd Mirror FfttiPes Regilded. Photiicrnpbs atpreatly reduovd'prices. Sartsfuctioa Kuanti't'd. at Pelot* O ole’s Galleryr* oc23-3qa 192 Br >a() 8t., Atigti'rts, Oa.- ' PRAl.KR 'tV COUNTRY PRODUCE, Poultry, Game, Kgg8 f Butter, Potatocp, Sc,, No 108 Meeting St* Charleston, S. 0. oclfi- . ’ a, veiutibr next, itbeiuif the 4th day of sniu month, tue following peroonal property. to-wlt tine tot of General IIerchandl«e, W*v+ _ on as the property of B. P. Mend helm, at the suit of Myers & Marcus et ai. Terms of sale cash. _ - ALSO, —^ Henry Bayer, Wholesale Fruit Dealer, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Cabbages, Coeoannuts, Lemons, Oranges Banauas, Raisins, Figs, wtc. r 215 Euft Bby'Kt., Opposite Custom House. <>(1 7 sppffoif •w 0. mmni wmwmw. immi . °f in * r "> "7 rcc ™ t tho property of G, C. Wimberly, at* burntng of my Gin IlotfW: nnd Mill) I lit of-Clork ffros., et al. anv comfiellctl io ask my friends and all , , . _.,, £ . AC3D, those indebted to »c, to make immodi- 600 lbs and sixty bushes corn, mm-eor foee, levied on as the property of WuBy Waeh- it of M. D. Hits. —r - imrton at fhe su: Terms cash. oc23-td J. W. LANCASTER, - b. BC. NOTICE. State of Sooth Cahouxa. Cocktt of Baknwell-Ls the Coukt of Common Pleas. - ' - . Simon Brown a« Administrator of I ho per sonal estate of William A. Nerlund, de- • 5(30ft^_PlaluUir. AR.dnst Michael Norland, and others—De fendants. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF HIS Honor T. B. Fraser, PreeldinH Judgre, made in the above ontitlod cause, on Ihe 25th of Seplember, 1879, noUce is herotiy given to all creditors having c alms against the said William A- Norland, de ceased, or against Simon Brown as admin istrator uforesuld ; (hot they are required by said order. t>» prove their said claims before me by the 1st of November, 1879, or be forever bn iron thereof, and of all *c- 11ons and proceedings for the i ecovery of tbe same. J. J. BRABHAM, oc9-* r.c.p. —Application for Final Discharge. The undersigned gives notice that he will apply to the Judge of Probata for Barnwell county, on Ihe 25th af Oct obtr, 1S79, at 10 o’clock, a. m,, for. (a, final discharge as ad ministrator of (ha estate qf Edward H Har ley, deceased. JA?. W.GODBEE, oc2-ld " Adminiatraior. Notice. take legal steps against then* o('2:;-4t : S.. LI KR MAN. a o o bus tt EX, s* Genuine Double Ih'll Cheatham COTTON SEED, r IMPROVED AND SELECTED. ’ For sniff at 50c. per busliel, delivered at' Williston Depot, in purchaser's sacks, . H. JEFF HARVEY, sep25-4 J ‘”" Williston, 8. C.- , r ■- Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ESTATE OF FRANCIS J. CASSIDY.— All persons indebted Io the lata Francis J. Cassidy will make payment at once, nnd' those holding cluims against him will pre sent them duly nttesUM^tg Messrs Dibblo & Izlpr, attorneys at law, BamherjnR. C. , - - DANIEL WEUaHi, . V. Admifiipfator. Oetohcr 15, W7R, i ». •n2.H-8 A. Ariiistrong, W1LUKIXOK. W. Keeps constantly on hand n of wppir General Merchandise, nt reasonable prices. AH kinds cf PRO DUCE taken at fair prices, seplb-tf