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ReprM«*tativ« P*P* r B*r»weU Co. LARGEST CXJUNTY OffiCULAHON. . i.ij—j.■*- -i-JLUJ — IA1, MARCH 18, 1880. Ji-’-LLT THURSDAY R-X L. i Ike Wllmliiuto* Errij Emlng.) For fometlmc past Mr. Dana haa, |t la brIloY«d, taken Httle active part in the maoaipemvnt of the Bun. which Is now chiefly managed editorially by 3 meb. 1 he first of these Is Mr. Henry Wo rt*sjK>j L ro not r^poniiUU f&r »he Ticw* of our cor- tfii. i ■ ” ?TegiU U l . l - l JB l !^-.X!l^~-g l>«aaoeratio E*. CommlUW! BLACKvihLa Baakwm. Co, 8. C, L March 15,1880 f The ExecttUre Commlttse of the Democratic parly, .Jormel ol 'tb^ Chairmen of local clube^^iir ari^t St the Court Houae, In BaitrtcH. at 11 o’clock, a. m., on aaleadsy la April, Prompt attendance ia recj,ueatnl, as business will bis brought forward at the hour epecliled. G, B. LAirrlotnE, Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. Siprlw^ Wqaalls. The reasons which Induced Ihc Stutc Dctmywatio Executive Committee to call the Nominating Conyeutioa (o ineoton the fir»t day of <luuc were cer- ♦iiiniy satisfuctory to tlw Committee. \\c have nil Ault to Had with their action. Unfortunately, however, for the public good and the public peace there is a small, jealors and irascible party which hods fault with every move ment on the political cheas.boaid uot inspired by its leaders. They assume that nil wisdom and public virtue arc centred lu their coterily—and are ready to denounce all others who have the sense and manhood to differ with them. Tlity w7!l probably growl because they were pot consulted and permitted to dictate the policy of the .party and arrange its schedule. Spring squalls ure short if severe,and wheu the clouds blow over the summer will open gloriously. BC1ST, Kdncatlonal. EDITOIt. Rionr Trachixo.—Now the end of all rlghtly-oimcd teaching is to produce na S Siiaih*oned'^bolitfiatTbefS-e •ymmotry of manhood. The loAiest and an mm.. . , ^ ^ ^ the Republican party was aiarted}'aod who Is to this day a Republican of the stalwart order. The next Is Mr. Wil lard Bartlett, Jr. (representing H. O. Roberts) a Republican of tbe Seward- Evarta school, and last but not least Mr. John btrfoton, an advanced Schwab Socialist, who marched under the red flag along with Theodore Til* too, Victoria Woodhull nbd others in the eetebrated procession in honor of the French Coammolsts executed for the murder of a Catholic Bishop and others in Pagta He was also a sp^ak ME most perfectly balanced development and action of all the powers of man in all their relations within-tbe individual man and in the relation of man with [»cr beings—even so comprehenai?eaa. this—is the final purpose of the most in telligent teaching* The aim of teaching lies in the pupil —In the whole nature of the pupil. The not to lie judged SHEHFF8 SALES.\ Execstloi Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROUI.A- \ BARNWELL CO&STY. > S. G.OrtLnm, f«r snolher, against O. P*»A. Wilson.—Rxeeutlon Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AS EXECUTION TO ME directed in the atwre enlitte<i yutie, 1 will »el , at Barnwell l!. H., S. C., on Monday, the5(hday of April, 1880.it twing onles- day. the following real property, to*wit: All that tract of _ success of teaching is la *°y o **8^ }„yi that the teacher can mansge^as host to scrape together from the vdrious cup boards of human research, and lay be- ‘.i. «r:,T,i f- >.i. .h, . PP0 . Pennsylvania rioters of that year, and he delivered a speech the other day in New York In which he declared' his hope for a revolution la England Queen Victoria before a jury of twelve Irish paupers, and her being behead ed on Tower Hill. He has also recently been nominated for the Presidency on » ticket with Dennis Kearney as Vice President, by some German Socialists a‘, the West. Hq is a Scotchman by birth, well advanced in years, and possibly naturalized. Herts a graduate of the New York Times office under | Mr. Raymond. Readers of the Sun will always recognize his hand in the allusions in that Journal to the limes as “a great Republican newspaper.” He is a brother of Mr. William Swinton, another Republican graduate of the Ttmcaofflcr. who wrote a well known history of the Army of the Potomac animated by Intense bosHdiy to Gen. McClellan. NOTHING DKMOCRATIG ABOUT IT. - It will tnnieen from tkhutbsolutely accurate description of the upper organization of the Sun office that there la not a single Democrat among the master spirits of the journal. So far as reasonably careful inquiry shows there is not'* single Democrat connected with the ebtabllshmeut either as an owner or important editor, and It Is proper that Democrats every- T ,. _ . , .i v. . • where should distinctly understand W c feel satisfied that tbe bent niterosU tbfrBdfl frMTTOTV tieTCT Wf. Bad, of our Stale and party will be subserved by the nemiiiatiuu of uur townsman (Sen. Johnson -Uagood, “the great organizer of victory, ’ for the Gov emorshrp. We favor his Domiiiatiou because ive beleivo him the very man needed ly the Slate at this juncture, and If elected his administration will prove him the peer of any and all the diitiuguishcd men who have in the ja>t adorned and illustrated South Caroliua Na matter when or where the Dominating Convention bo hold we are confident that llagood istiie fawnrite ot‘ three-fourths of aH straight-out Donmcrats. In Order to moot'the expenses of the «*uvcruiucnt the Mississippi Lcg- idatum has nnpxod an annual tax of tlircc dollars ou old bachelors. The asset* of the Southern Life In* aurauco Company were recently sold ibr some $.17,000, and a dividend of two per cent, on the surrender value of oil policies fcriiU bo paid. Thb must be gratifying ttf J6hji B. Gordon, United States Senator from Georgia, and Al fred II. Colquitt, Governor of the same State, and traveling Sunday Schucl teacher. tito, muscularity and working force de veloped in those who are fed. It is plain that, in the great final purpose ofull teaching, the symmetry of manhood, the teaching of morals and religion must hove a prominent part and not only a prominent, but also a quite thoroughly persuasive part. For I hold, that none of the faculties of human being can he properly Ufeiucd without taking his whole humanity into the account. . Not even the actioq of the senses m purely physical, or separate from the moral and religious nature. 11)0 human eye under the dksoctiug knife r very like the eye of an ox; but when fn-ttse its seeing is human vision f seeing, that is, as man sees- The moral and religious nature must be trained in the act of visiotrurwett-as in the saying of prayers. Tq see aright, and give a true ahd accurate report of ayUat k being' in (lie county nm 6f/Bog^y Gut, confeininu four bun dred end eighty.fire were*, more or Ices, end hounded on the north by lands of W. F. Barker and A. W. Kueptoi., east by lands ot estate of J. W. Wilson^ deceased, H. W. Presay end Charles Smith, emith by lands of Cbarlee Smith and estate of J. J. CeAq^Mii wasi by. Und*..uf. H. 1). CsTt; end cHtatc oft'eter. - Twm%Af-eeh! eosk. — I'urdieser to pay for papers. J. W. LANCASTER, mblft-td ' ' 8. B. C. Execution Sales. . STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA— ! BARNWELL COUFTV. f Gilliland, Howell k Co. v». Thomas Beard —KxiiitforSiTe. ^ ~ BY VIRTUP. OF AN EXECUTION TO me directed in the aixtve entitled ease, I will sell at Barnwell Court Houle, South Carolina, on Monday, the • r >lh day of April neat, it being saioaday, the following real property, situated in Barnwell county: 1. The Homestead Tract containing 580 acres, more or less, and bounded north by lands of J. II. Smith, east by hinds of J.'J. Ceylon and Wm. Keene, south by H/J Keane and Track Kearse and west by Mar tin Brabham. _ 2. The Daniel Halyard Tract, containing 200 acres, more er lees, and bounded north by lands of John Beard, west by Wilson Beard, south by Jeff Kearse, and ejisl by Mrs. Sarah Miller. 8. The C. R Clnylon Tract containing 250 ncree, more or lets, and bounded by lutids of Furman, Mike Vara, Henry Scase and others. 4. The Wilson Beard Tract, containing 100acres, mire or less, and bounded north by H. B. Beard eastbyJ. W. Beard, south yj. A. McMillan nud west by G. B. Mc Millan. Terms cash. , -w -"» ■ •—— MW AD YEXTlSEMKXfS. Clerk’s Sale. Fine Groceries Valuable Property tn Towi of Bamberg Charleston Prices. STatr or 8otrrn CAWOt.rx*, ^ thr Common BakhWcix CopntVV ) PlfOl, ' Daniel Weimer, as \Ad nudist rat or of Francis J-Cassidy, Deceased, PtelnTttT, figalnst Henrietta B. Cassidy, et^ah, beleudant. BY VlttTUR OF AS ORDER MADE IN this cause,'^by the Hon. A. P. Aldrich'; Judge of the Second-Circuit, I will $el1 ut public auction, at Barnwell Court Tloi’se, iu d. ^aid-etmwty (Old -Hint*, MONDAY, W Jicichboritood, tJial he of Baruwe.l, on the day of APRIL next, daringlhe legal in Bamberg, where h hours of sale, the following valuable real estate, situated in the town of Bambeig. in said county and Flats, .rig : / ■ l' ; I. All that certain lot fronting bn Bam; berg street, and one of thq best, stands foi\ bnstness in the town, measuring ou the fi'Snl and rear, respectively, thiny-tive (35i)teet, and on the respoeliv»*ide lines bne hundred abd fifty (150) feetjilecp, bounded north and aA-Vid; MONEY! JustSlartfd! SurPlorcr KfW CooOsI The Public Attention ’ la Directed to Special Order NO. X - AS FOLLOWS: A- B. SCHACHTE. BAMRERG, S. C., Begs to inform the eiitrons of .the Town and ‘ • • ~ ip has begun hiiaineaij tberg, where he intends selling the Very Best Goods, at prices aa low as they can he pm-chased in Charleston, and re- pectfully invites those visttDig Town to call and cxttmnc, and be convinced of <l»(t fact. Respectfully, nih-3m A. B. SCIIACIITF,*- 1— — *— Be it remembered that J. J. MILES, laic of the firm of Adams & Mile*, sit Bamberg, 8. C., has thoroughly established bunsett at flu old stfind. with a complete stock ol Dry Gooi(D, Notions, lints, - ClotUiiiA » > Gen. Grant is now in Mexico com* pleting Itis political education. He will, if earthquake, yellow fever, and revp- liitions spare him, got back in tunc to receive the Chicago nouiitiation, bo elected to the Presidency next fall, and put tbe loasous ho ie learning into pmc- tical use. Mcxiatn methods are very effective when governments arc to be changed, and nobody appreciates this better titan Ulysivs, the coming Ameri* «aq Emperor. “ i* from tbe chaiacter of ite organization, never can have any other than a strictly local busiuesa interest in the ! Democratic party. It represents no Democratic conventions, no Demo cratic sympathies and no Democratic tendencies. This has long been an open secret in well informed New York t ireles, and there is no reason why it ahould not be equally well under stood ail over the countrj’. For such a paper to step forward of its own motion to attempt to dictate the Democratic nomination is ridicu lous. It represents nothing Demo cratic, and It Is equally unauthorized to speak for the Independents and dlAsatlfled Republicans, who have no sympathy with its mercenary Interest In politics as a business. For Mr. Tlhicn to put it forward to speak for him shows bow utterly he has lost tbe sympathy and eo operation in his own Stalf ofall those who are bound to n—»tU r*rt r •i*nr*!y thrmiffh pr|adple. There ia nothing remak- ble, however, about an alliance be tween Mr. Tllcleo, who would ratber see the Democratic party defeated than see bis own selfish deslr ed, and a body ol those owning 1 he Bbn, who would rather see their own party defeated than to fail to gratify their hatred of General Grant; but it is reraarkahl that tbe •tterauhsa of Mr. Tildeu through such organ should be regard ed as of real importance by any Demo crats of other Ntntes. If uuch Demo crats underst-od the attitude ahd symphathlea of those who control the Hun ns well as they are understood here,Its advice would be regarded as a warning agalast whatever it recom mended, aud its abuse be tbe strongest recomtn ndation a candidate could have. •Ifish desires thwart- >r Republicans like Plitols a till picket kniroa have been busy through the State during the past few weeks. Cproncrs, undertakers and -grave diggers have been reaping a liar vest, while tax-payers are {laying for the entertainment. In failing to pass a law to prevent the earning of concealed weapons the last Legislature disappoint- , cit public expectation. It is comforting to know that it will be passed next Win ter. lu the mcaptimo wc beg to suggest to the heroes of the pistol and knife that common-place murders arc becom- mouotonoos. If they expect to create a sensation or wish to escape pun- >*hmcnt they should resort to the use of Dynamite tnd N’itro.Glycerine. mg *•' Cwwip-ewfrloaal CwaT«atl«a. Under the provisions of the Demo cratic platform the Convention to nominate candidates for Congress ahd i Circuit Solicitors is t> be held within the Congressional District^. TbU District is composed of Edgefield. Aikeu.IUruweii, Hampton,Colleton and I Beaufort Tbe Convention should be held at ftoms point easily accessible to delegates from these counties and with abundant Hotel end other facili ties. It suggests, itself to our mind that Biachvills, is the most eligible pi see (Of ths purpose In this District. Easily ■ reastud by Railroad from ail points, ampts hotel accommodation*, with a^good halt for lbs meeting of ftbs Contention always to be had. Bo iro nominate BiscLvUle as a candidate for thb pises of holding tbe Con- gresalenai Oe.'renfton for this District. No other place that mo can think r f possesses more advantages, for the puipoe*. OjecoKAj'HY. _ morality—to see in a slovenly fa.sin on becomes a vice ; nnd habitually to make an inaccurate report of the testimony of sight, tends to make one untrustworthy, or perhaps an irreclaimable liar. It is always a responsible act io answer a question. It is a noble act to stir into existence a good question. It is the noblest of all by tbe auswsr of a question to lead tbe soul toward and into the truth of God. Every teacher, therefore, ought to learn the art of the true Socratic method. Often to call for an answer to a question of one’s own, is to startle the soul from its sleep in the thicket,-aud send it off upon the track of search for food to satisfy - its deathless hunger. The eeiximl stage of the passage from ignorance to knowledge acccnding to the great Greek, was leached when the soul knew that it did not know. Now every human soul hns its ques tions; some things it is curious to know. A large part oi its great business in life to ask questions. < The art of teaching consists in aUrting the right question, and urging them along the truck of inquiry toward their goal in finding the truth. The power to stimulate and then to direct inquiry is no small part of the geniune didactic art—[Sunday After noon. ftlA MADE Tac Stoic Item or racy. Rooms ox thk State Dem Executive Committee, Columbia, S. C., March 10,1880. A Convention of tbe Democratic party of South Carolina will assemble f t Columbia on Tuesday, the 1st of uno proximo, at 12 o’clock M.. in tbe Hall of the House of Representatives, to uomiuaie candidates for Stato officers, to nominate ‘ Electors for President and Vice-President, to elect delegates to represent tbe party in tbe National Democratic Convention which convenes at Cincinnati on the 221 of June, and to transact such other busi ness as the Convention ui«y deem proper. The Natloonl Committee has requested State Convention to instruct their delegate!) as to tbe question of tbe repeal of toe two-thirds lule now In force in National Conventions. Each Oounly is entitled by the con stitution of the party to as many dele gates as It has representatives in both branches of tbe General ASeeutbl The executive committee^ of the counties are charged with the duty of calling their county conventions to elect delegates. By order of the Committee. J. IV Kkxkkdy, chairman. John E. Bacon, Secretary. R H E U M A T 1 S M Fonr IwceMdiaricM Cunelit. Gmekxville, Marcn 11.—-A prelimi nary trial of Fletcher Mattox, Dodson, Pleasant Adams and Rich Bates, all colored, charged with arson lb burning the Academy of Music in this city December 7th last, was before Trial Justice Hawthorne afternoon, and the guilt of the above mentionod parties and Joe Burton, another negro who is still at large, established beyond a question of doubt. Dodson at his own request was allowed to make a full confession in open court, giving every detail, from the first Inception of the foul plot to Its consummation. Tbe evi dence Is thorough, corroborative and incontrovertible. The ease was beau tifully worked up by Detective John Curtin, of Pinkertons force, assisted by our z-aloua and indefatigable Mayor Townes. The polity wretches were remanded to Jail to await their trial aUht approaching term of court, when they will most aurejy receive tbe death sentence. Considerable indigna tion is frit, but ths law will be allowed to take its course. When you feel a cough, or bronchial affection creeping on ths lungs, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before It becomes incurable. ^ Manufacture-! «uiy unut-t ui« above trade mark, by the European Hallcyhc M-hII- cine Co., of Paris and Leipzig Imm< dlato relief warranted. Permanent curs guar anteed. Nownxcluslvely used by all cele brated physicians of Europe and America- The hlgnest medical Academy of Paris re ports 15 cures out of 100cases within three • Mecret.—The only dissolver of the S nous Uric Add which exists In the of Rheumatic and Gouty Patients. Cured, CiTred* Cured. H. 8. Dewey, 9U Broadway, ImiUmma- tory rheumatism. J. Lnavey, Esq.. 4V> Washington Market, chronic reeum-uism. Mis. E.Towne,C3East Nintn street (chalky formations In the Joints), chronic rheuma tism. A. M. Preper, 74 Newark avenue, Jersey City, chronic rheumatism. John F Chamberlain, - Esq , Washington Club. Washington. D. C-, rheumatic gout. Wm. E. Arnold, Esq., u Weyboesei st., Provl- ueooo. It. I., of twenty years chronic rheumatism. John B. Turngate, 100 Han- ohez street, Ban Francisco, neuralgia sad sdatica. For Malarial, Intermittent and Chronic Fevers, Ceills or Ague. miClLICA IS A CERTAIN CURE. Superseding entirely Die use of sulphate of quinine, os it wiii not only out the fevers, but will achieve a Radical Cure, without any Inconveniences and troubles arising from Quinine. 81 A BOX, G BOXES FOR $5. Mont ree by mall, on receipt ot raodey. Ask Your Druggist Fur Is, but taae no or substitute, os our Sal imitation or titute, os our Sallcyllca odd reset n ( seeing WASHBURN /k CO., SOLE AdENT*^* 212 Broadway, corner Fulton street, (Knox building). N. Y. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISES rnurebi lyear. BUL WINKLE’S FERTILIZER DEPOT Kerr’s Wharf, Charleston, 8. C. Tit* following first class fertilisers, si ways on hand and promptly shipped to or d«r; No. 1 Peruvian Guanape Uuano—l<i percent ammonia. German KaiaU or PaUsh Salt, 25 per cent. Sulphate of Potash. No. 2 Peruvian ev Cotton Guaao, 8 cent, ammonia. Nova Beotia Land Floater, 7 1,2 to 8 per cent, ammonia. Fine Ground 8. C. Phosphate Fleur. Orders for other fertilisers mad at market [prices. HERMANN UUL WINKLE, I jauS-Gm Kerr's Wharf, Charleston, 8. 8. | per lAoamittlaAmAe* wtA V rsmK)ftl~g X ft I VJIWWI wvr jprmfw i **• 1 J. W. LANCAS mhlft-td -w— Execution Sile?. STATE OF S0UTH CAROLINA- > BAHNWELL COUNTY, f The 8tone Phosphate Co. against Barney Diamond.—Execution Sale.' BY VIRTUE OP AN EXECUTION TO me directed. I wiil sell at Barnwell C. H ., South Caroltna.'on Monday, the fifth day of April next, it being salesday, the follow itig personal property of defendant: One Gray Mare Male. Terms ol Sale cosh J. W. LANCASTER. mhi8-td 8. B. C. east by lota of -Rice, south by Town Hall lad, iRd-W^NflkjrBk mberg street. 2. All thaf*c«rtaln lot, - with .large and commodious dwelling house and necessary out-buildings therern, on the east side of the street connecting, with the Pinnakcr’s Bridge Road, containing about one acre, and bounded nobli by Rice street (otherwise colled Second street,) east by lands of late Mrs H'llhelmins M. Cassidy mentioned be. low, south by lots of Isaac S. Bamberg, A'. B. Schachte, Henry N. Folk, Isaac 8. Bam berg arid 17. Allison Wright, and west by street Connecting with Biunaker’s Bridge Road. 8. All that certain real estate fronting on Rice street (otherwise called Second street,) containing about three acres, and bounded north by said Rice street, east by street re cently opened by F. .\L. Bamberg, iouf1> by \ots ofTown of Bambctg, Eiumiv C. Antley and Isaac S. Bamberg and lot claimed by said Emma C. Antley, aud west by* ihe dwelling house lot above described. This will he sold in lots, and plat exhibited on day of sale. Terms —£>ne-four!lt cash, the balance of purchase money to be“paid iu two install, ments, with interest from day of sale, the purchasers to execute their bonds for such balance conditioned to pay onr.half of same and all interest then due on the first day of January, 1880, an-lthe remaining onc-htlf f crejlif ptrrrjon and interest due on the fi\ day ol Jauinrv. 1dm!, such bonds to tie eecUlXt^Jjy'"mortgage bTThe premises pur chased, ami the purehaser of the dwelling house to insure the Same for term of two years from date of sale, and assign policy, wed--purchaser*-tn pay.for papers and »< cording. A portion of the tliree acres abovi mentioned is now {danied in oat*, and pos session of same wilt be v given as soon as oats are gathered. ~ J. J. BRABH AM. - Clerk’ oi Common Ideas. Barnwell C. H., 8. C-, March 12. ffSft, run 18- T r' 1 td Exfcntfon Sa’es. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA- _ I BARNWELL COjJNlY:| W.T. Blanton vb. Preston Bettteon—Ex- ecu44on Bale. BY VIRTUE OF AN fcXWTTION TO me directed, in tWe above entitled case, 1 sell at the residence of W. T. Blanton, near Barnwell, on Mondav. the 8th day of April next, it being eaieeday. One Hundred bushels of Corn, more or less. Terms cash. . J. W. LANCASTER, feb!2-td S B O. Morigage Sale of Personal Property. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA— I - BARN WELL COUNTY, f BY VIRTUE Of A POWER CONTAINED in a certain mortgage from Barney Jeffcoal to Alfred Aldrteh, dated November 21Hh, 1879, aud recorded ia the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyances for Barn well county, December 1, 1879, in Book 4, H., pages l and 2, I will sell at BarnwellC II., on Monday, the 5th day of April next, ii being selesday, the following personal property: One Hay Horse. OneOne horse Wagon and Harness. ( Terms cash. J. W. LANCASTER. mhl8-!d !**«"♦ ■ —AT- , - ALLtAM’S * FINE WATCHES, American nnd Swiss, of the Latest Styles. RICH JEWELRY, Of New tind Elegant Designs and Exqeisite Workmanship, — STERLING SIL\'SKWARE, In Fw^h and Beautiful Batterns, especially ; adapleA-for Wedding Presents. SILVER PLATEDWARE, ^ » - Tea Fets, Waiters,^Icc Pilchers^ Butter Dishe*, Crips, Goblets, Spools, Forks of beet quality, Ac. CHOICE FANCY GOODS. French and American (.docks, Fine Table Cutlery, Spectacles, &c. Walciftsi Jewelry Carefully Repaired THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW EST PRICES. t James A lien, *ep£‘ Ty 807 King St., Charleston, 8. C. , FIRE INS[JR\NC1 antPSliocp, Groceries, JliUtlftt'op Sanife. . Hardware; Crockery, .Medicines, Etc., Etc, In face, everything the trade igequire, which tie will sell cheap, for cash or country produce, and will supply lime customers on reasonable terms, t alf nnd see him before making arrangement elsewhere for the year. jan22.H Wholesale Fruit Dealer, Apltles,.Pottyoee, t^iior.B.CftbbngeB, Cocohrinls, Lemons, Oranges Bauanae, ' " Raislus, Figs, etc. 2I5^ast^Bay St., Opposite Custom Ilousc. sepl8-tf- 207 Kiu'pr St., Charleston, S. C. teSt. Paul Fire ? —AND— Forectesiro. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA - BARNWELL COUNTY. Pelzer, Rodger) »t Cn v*.’ Joseph Erwin.— Foreclosure. BY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER from His Honor Judge Aldrioh, dated ‘Jtith February. 188«, I will aril at Barnwell C. H on ‘.Monday, the 5th day of April next , it be jng snlesday, the following described real property: All the right, title and interest of the aaid Joseph Erwin (being one undivided fifth part) in all that body or tract of land xitua:ed in Barnwell county, containing thi’ee thousand acres, more or less; and bounded on the east by Watch Gall, on the west hy Savannah .river, on the north by lands of the estate of IF. R. Erwin, E. M. Lawnn and K. O. WilHngnain, aud on tbe south by land* of J D. Erwin, estate of Robert Harden and B. II. Broun. Terms of sale cash. Purchaaer to pay for papers. J. W. LANCASTER, __nth 18-td_ 8R- JL ^ Great Loss to Fanners Out of 3.000 bale* of cotton boM in one wee* In Atlanta. 1,000 sold aa stained or dusty at a loos of ouu half oent per lb. The entire weight was 49,000 lbs., amounting to $245.00. a drougbti cannot be preyenie*!, but thie great waste can by using Toole’s perfect dusting condenser. It also secures you perfectly against Are from gin and re- taine sand tn ouUon. The very best of re sults are guaranteed, both In turnouts alia Mies. I am patting upthsss three sty lee: No. I has four rollers perfectly fire proof. -il : ■«- - hah only two Order Sates. M. 8. Mysrs vs. B. F. Brown, et at. B Y VIRTUE OF DECRETAL OR- deiw made in this cause by .1 udge A. P. Aldrich, dated the 28th day of February T 1880,1 will sell at Bain well C. H. 8. O., on MondglTthe fiTth dry of A {Mil next, it being sales flay, ths fol lowing real property: ‘ All that house anil lot of land, sit uate ia Barnwell, and bounded north by an alley which separates k from land of Dr. G. R, C. Todd; iorff h by an alley witich sepaiates It fiota land of L M. Hutson; east by Jt-ffetson street, and west by Jackson street. Containing one acre, mors or less, nnd known as the residence of the late AugustaG. Smith. ALSO, The following personal property: Consisting of remnants of lions*bold furniture, silver plate and jewelry. Terms of Sale—.Tffe prrsontit prop erty for cash, and tbe real property for cash eu<>ugh when added to the proceeds of the personal property, if such proceeds be insufficient to | ay the costs aud Uisbursments of this ac tion, tbe purchase money of the said real estate (or the balance thereof, if any part be applicable to costs and disbursmenta as aforesaid) to 6o pay able in two annual instaliuienfs on tbe bond of the purchaser with approved personal security, to the Clerk <>f this Court, bearing iutereat from the day of sale, payable annually, secured by mortgage of tbs premises. Purchasers to pay for papers. J. J. BRABHAM, C Q, P Clerk’s office. Barnwell C. H.. 8. C., March 0th. 1880. ~mtrH*irt Order Sales. J.* jt ftrabham aa Clerk, Ac., vs, Edward B. Hays. BY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER of rtie Hon. A. 1*. Aldrich, made herein on the 20th day of February, 1880,1 w ill offer for sale .to*-the highest -bidder, for cash, at BarnwellC. M.,8. C., on Monday, the fifth day of April next, the interest of J. IV. Ritter, deceased, in all that tract rif land, situated in Barnwell county, bounded on Ihe north by lands of E. R. Hays; south and east by lands of L. L. Rice nnd westhy lands of it. E. Way, and containing one hundred and ten act- s, more or less; the said interest being one undivided fourth jmrt thereof. Purchaaer to pay for paper*. J. J. BRABH AM, C.C. P. Clcrk'e office, Barnwell C. Ik. S. €., Match C. I88Q. . mhi 1 -td Highest Medal at Vienna and Piiildel- . . phla. E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.. 091 Broadway, New York. Mannftetnrers,Importer* and Dealers in Velvet Frames, Albums, GraphoRcnpes, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, Engravings, ■ Ghromos, Photographs, And kindred ro«’U»—CeletiritU'*, Actress-*, etc. — AND A XAEOK CuXXECTION.TF F’llAM VCM ut rati' t»ric*»‘N., *7 ' ” mnirt/It; StADeHAM, KUWAaOX^AUJgftg ALL JULH'S J. vrsmiT.- Marinc Insurance Company CAPITAL $1,704,88! 0 » ; « ——^ : THE SAFEST COMPANY TN Til UNITED STATES ’ Will .underwrite ou all kinds of property, real and personal, in Barnwell cout.ty in- cbuliug gins. giu-house», mills am) nmehiti cry. cotton-ginned and unginned at the low est current rates. It. M. THOMPSON. . Local Agent. WiHtslon. S. < N. B. Policies issued in hest English Fire Conqinnies it preferred, confiaed to dwcti* ing houses, stores aud contents. jtino27-tf ’ I88OGHU1886 SPECIAL REDUCTION IN PITlCES CONTI NT ED FOR JANDART AND FEBRUARY. -AT— SAM’hR. MARSHALL & CO., iMroRTrns or and Bard ware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., ——* Agrinritural Itwplemeatg. 31 i KING S!., CORNER SOCIETY, (Sign of the Golden Gun). ALSO, Jo and oT SOCIETY STREET CH AltloKwTOJV, H. C*. Ape is lt»r Celebrated Watt Ilows repL'.'t-ly Eamberg Sate Stab’es. I, 1.si, H ouse of tlicgouth Superior . Pianos. Elegant ; Organs. TEN OF THE BEST MAKERS! —AT - T.M.H.O.T.S. Large cash purchaaPB, with unaur- passed fAcilitlea. enable G. O. Rob'.n- 8on & Co. to Bell at leas than New York prices, with a good stool and cover. Freight pail to any point. L. I*. <i. S. Numerous testimonials from pur chasers. In this and other States, verl* fy the fact that prices for pianos'and organs, of sumo make and style, are less at the Music House of the South than In New Yolk. ^ , . I have ju«t ro<'<-ivrd a large Moek o- very superior UOUSLS aud MULES and offer them for »-alc at unprecedent edly low* price*. + A call will eotiviiire. F. M. BAMBERG, novfi* ■Rnmlterp.-H.^ 1 . 'FHJ*i 1 1 > 101 * IC N JTt M ’A' Ice Company. trjr liy Hip jmm.il hundred weight, tanel, (on aud car load. * rUODUCE OF ALL KINDS. Apple*, Potatoes, Ouionx, Fruit, Fish, Oys. ters. Game and Poultry. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS. Packed per order, a specialty. OTR SELECTED DIG^SKD POLLTKV Cannot Lq excelled in quality cr prire, Es pecial aitjiutivn paid to shipping the same. ICE PAi'KED FOR SHIPMENT, In large tfr small quantities. .T.f*. TKltltV JtCO.. If eeplft-ftm 9-Market St,. rharlestori^S. C. «• Stoves, Stoves t price $1 per saw. «o- 2 rollers, the same machine, tf'C. No. *. A new machine batting oa the old prluclole though constructed^ on a different plan, $Mo. per mw. The circular guarantee will be strictly adhered to. If you con template trying oito give me your adareee at once, ana I will send of cat or come to see you forthwith with model* aod all other needed information. J. I* Touts. Esq., Dear Sir, I have Mved I am Mtistled $100 by the use of your dusting condenser this year. 1 can give you the names of many oorrebpoodingly blessed w_th It Yours, Geo. Holman. Dear bir-YVe are much pleaeed with your dusting condenser Mason. Heborn and A. J. Weatncrabee. Dear Sir—very Much pleased; can’t be beaten. M.Oterlr. For circular*, *0., address at once. .' — J. 1$. TOOLE, mhl8-$ai Wiffist»>s.B.q. nCKfiifk k 'BttANTr Attorneys, Solicitors ril Counsellors. Ft.vxt'U IF. Firausn, Celunbia, 3. C. Jon* C. Davakt, BarnwellC. U..8.C. M. X HOTOGRAPHIC iVlATERIALS. Wo are Headquarters for everything in the way of ■ . Stcreopticons and Magic Ivanierns, Each style being tho best of its class in the market. Beautiful Photographic Transparencies of Statuary and Engrav ings for the window. Convex Glass. Manufacturers of Vel vet Frames* fur Glass Pictures. Miniatures and Convex feb2«-4 months ©E0. H. corasr DBALBS IX COUNTRY PRODUCE, ■-Poultry, Game, , Kgg8 f Butter, Potatoe*,- &c., No 108 Meeting St. Charleston, S. C. oclti- ■ ■ - 100 Pianos ! 20Q Organs! fsrksea At lowest On bur popular monthly plan of easy payment. E. I. O. Vi. I'lirHinscrs of pirfrtod ttnd organs, ^Itmionl Itvstrumenta, Sheet, Music and Musical °f •very de scription, will save from 20 to ’K) per cent by visiting the Music House of the fjouth, or corresponding with Gr. O- Robinson &c, Cq > Augusta, Ga. Tuning and Repairing of pianoa, pipe organs, and all kinds of musical InstrumeBls, byO. H. Taylor, the only authorized tuner of the Augusta Music Honse. jau8 Cm Notice of Appicaiion for Pinal Dis charge. The undersigned hereby gives notice thotwho will ille her floal accounts as, Guardian of J. M. H dr, E. 11. Hair and K/. C. Ray. formerly Hair, with the Hop. Gil more HInims, Judge of Probate of 4Fare well county, and ask tor Letters Disaiis- sory, on March 20,18*>. SARAH B. HAIR, frhlO 5 Qusnlian. DANIEL HAAS, — JOIiliEK OF— porciRn and Doniehtic Dry Goo4s, a *. IT*tl«n»,/> ; ’«acy Gootia, dk«., 153 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C On hand and arriving by every steam er the largest and best selected Stock of first elaas 7 2 — b5 y * ‘ 1 -South of Baltimore, Which will be sold at pilcoa that de fy o^mpetitlon, Also, a full line of ‘Kerosene Stoves anti Fixtures. I sell the well known celebrated Times Took. Without exception, tho best made. RICit&tiO j. HrMiilS. 118 King St., Charleston, S. C. deol8-dm , * G.W. Altornt-y and Counsellor at Law, MID WAY,, 8. C Correspoiv’eHce with reliable attorneys in _ w all tne nrincipal cities Ih] the United f HU tea and ' anada. ^ ' febl9-0uy JD Building and Repairing. I would say to my friends and tho pub lic gencrallv, that 1 am now 1 nested at . BaniweirUH^ and «m prepared to do all' kind<tf work in my Hite-rSuch as Building I Repairing Carriages, and ons. Horse^foelng done. ’ All *0. Boggles, Wag- Ateo, Blackstoitbinganti one. All work done (it shortest notice,,and satisfaction gtiaran- tced, |fobl2-2m) W. L. CON KELLEY.