The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, January 26, 1882, Image 2
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jJki f. U#es Editor aid Proprietor
LAR0KPT COUKTT CIRCULATION
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1881
Edfctlfawir Rir. A. BiU, Fdl ur.
CiA«jkMa, S. C. f J«B rf r i
EJUor iVnpir t
\V« d«M« A> a*k ike aUcBitiw oftoAcb' I TU pcopW in tWa, eoaininnttj fencr-
or* U> ■ wWcs nf artvlikh/V* pro- J ■f' 9 w ' t l , ***• «*, nod
l dli«rtal ■ \ '
Examine the drllnq'ieot lend Jlet—If
your property In edYfiilaed pottle at
cnee pod earn further coot.
Senator Lartigue hae Introduced a
Mil to reprnl the Act prohibiting the
•Min of Itqocra at Oruhame.
Col. Slmor.ton of Chaih'eton la the
♦for of the Houee of Ueprre«*ntat|vet».
Hie only can foretell the fate of L>|!le.—
l*ropheclee by others a"e as unreliable
4M V ua« r’s predictlone or Bllao’a bul-
Ictl ta.
The Leclelatnre will adj ntro about*
the 10th of February, orperlmpeeoon.
If small pox puts In an appearance.
Nobody except members, nttaches,
Loot blurka and boarding house keep
-era will be sony.
Tbs new Election bill was panned In
the House on Saturday by a vote of 57
yeas to 89 uays. Of tbs Barnwell dele
gation Meesrs. It b-rta and 0*<na
*vn‘ed for and Mr. Klee against the bill.
Messrs. W<>od and Jobnaon being ab
sent or paired did not vote.
Vo bills have be-n ratlSsd Vjf the
Oeneeal A sembty or approved by the
Governor since the recess. In Its dally
doings and undoings tbs Legislature
follows tbs r sample of tbs King who
marched up tbs bill wtrb bW army,
linked stjund, charged bis mind,
down and went Into bis old
ip.
Tbs Brats DaardV'f Health forcibly
Advises tbe necessity of tbs Immediate
vaccination of all persons who be<*
not been vaccinated wUblo fourte- o
years. Purs virus eosts abont s dodar
lor tea points and 'can b« obtatur-t
from B L Ortao, Food dn W. U Is-
roasis. Cbswvtl. IL-a^rJ A Go., and
pox | retails In sixteen
tb» National Rfv u nl of
to pokU tu. ™l»n.n. Tboy! *" "•J/”"
1 oV ... .... OSS Slid preparing past urea for Slock.—
Heaiib has d- eta red It to be ef Ideoitr
la lbs Uslisd Stales. Tbe roust y com
lalaei -aets sad ataaf-ipai mxrtv rtMra
of lbs several eoettlre and tan>«rf. oa
lowas Is this Slate sboald at ««<e fur
akxb VastSties f« r the free v%rtia*ik>a
•f lbs psupia "An ouaos of ptevra
Use Is wens a poaad of cara"
Mr. Ejoelite etniaM Uiat Ulna'. Ar
tbmr and GnaANag are morally itap-et
MMs Kk the Bulb r of Mr. Oaiteid
i that be was 1uef4f*d“
i tbe fatal nboi
flelat.m
to dlHalUSe
>af s-vr-F-
•Mrkaasby
•salty aad the loopirle* I. tuwww of
CM. BtaMtoa. "its leader of tb.-
i V Giver, as agents of a lew
Ywfe syadlsale of eapSuOaia. have
a|paod s roatrert Nodiag their pi tort
pain U campiess bef .re the Inst dsy of
I>e—mbir. 1AA4. a through lias of rail
way from WeWsAsro. Ky . to AJ*-o -
If —lAdami ry arrangrsneats ran be
mads Whb tbs S. C Rail way tfcs sew
Hns will me eh deep water at Cbariee
taa. If ant H will be pvtdonged to Foot
pane ibroagb or Dear bars
aad Farm
Is a lata Mewe of
Mr. A. F Ford, fortaeily of
bat now a real leal of Atlanta, nays
f beat Aranda of yuni.c
I at tbs South do not cost st the
i over 118 per ion. and when
dell eared at at at loos AJO miles from the
i tbs coat to Uts Bianuf act un-r dors
134 per too. LaAl year
I were sold la this State at
pries of 948 per tot. If
stairmneta are oorrset the farm
era of Ibis Stats bars paid 98 448.000
for fen Warn that cost *1904,000.
•re on tlis all mi portent nabjrct of “Tbs
diacipliae of tbe n«.-bsol, >r and arc from
tbe pen of Hiram Orcutt, L. L. D.
Tits ui.iriri.rKE (iK the srHOOTt.
Suhoslmistcr, school mietreas or achpol>
Isachcr duns not fully dot cribs tbs porasa
who edueates iur cluidixn. lie is a
school dL«ciplinnrisn. la other word*,
u good di^etpltiiarian must bo a good
tcKchor; fur correct teaoliin< ii one
mode of disc-ipliue. Aud for (he name
reitona good tcuchcr U a good dlscipli-
tuiruwu Nor ran good dino^il ne or in
struction bo found in the school that n
not-nMtiagcd with ability and skill.
IHSCIPLINE 18 EPt’CATtOJf.
link-ed, discipline is itse’f the great
educutionul process. The well disci
plined alone are we 1 educated Msocc
the great business of the teacher is to dis
cipline his pupils He em tat “add to
tlirir stature one cubit,-' nor to their
mental or ritornl onpacity one new power;
bwt ho can briuj t 1 etu under sm-li a pro-
oral of training as will subdue thotr wild
aud untamed impulses, do whip the latent
ouergtea of body, mind and siu 1 , and di
rect them to a course of right action ;
so that the future citisen and lawgiver
may be fitted for his g r out work and
destiny.
WUAT PCHOOL mSCIPt.IVE 18.
The discipline i f the school has refer
ence to a I regulations aud prohibitions
and restraints and stimulants which are
calculated to regulate the habit* of study
and deportment through the interesting
and important period of school lite.
The object to be secured is two fold,
vis, school tiers must be prevented or
cured aud school virtues must be culti
vated. Am<>ng school vices, a* they
have been clas->ifi<-d arc idleness, whisp-
eiing,disorderly awvemcatsin ihe*eh».|
room, injury to property and rudmi-aa of
speech or set in the interrounw *f every
day life. The school xdnue* to be enlti-
vjted are auggr»t"«l a* the of-p-wke of
tlmec, vis , regularity of a'leadanee,
promptness, obcdieorc, truthfulr.ow,sur-
ocslm ss^ dilicroes, tindoms, ucatncs*.
sod thorou.-bnees in tbe preparation aud
rmiiati-m ot leasuos, aad 'be*c arc u> U
uwa^d^hs^cUoolToomrbutTNs fw ib.ir
luAuancs m lurBiag hsuitasad tLa/artsr.
now nrauuL ntseirtiKi t* ro db *r
i* preps
The 'ww is niidoaldedly ■ good otM and
will press s blessing to our country.—
The mhiawl cost of tencing hers is mors
Utsn our “piny woods” stork are worth;
but i» the future perjiaps wreSA improve
nor gtot-k and our lands. Very probobTy
by the find of March the people of this
community will have their pastures fin
ished and their stock enclosed therein.—
We receive the law with good grace, and
tru.-t dial it wilfever in the future exist.
‘ L "~ “Jim Nix.”
Apiwrer T1llw.t
Djd yen ever iwow any
t« he
If
I-.Xi-huage Kxcerpie.
any pbyHlclan can vaccinate
aaufout md Infocti ui of idiocy, he can
pmtvatily obtain about one hundred
and fifty chhob tjy luuking early appli
cation to tb»- Sfn-uk*-r of the House and
President of tbs Senate.—Greenville
Ni-ws.
We etlll believe that a reslstratlon
law will bo the death of the D -inoerHt lc
party, and that we mipht Jnet now be.
ulu to prepare for a tdg funeral oext
Fall. Knowing the temper of our peo
ple, and the dllileultv under which the
poll ilclane labor la order to get them
to tp* pone even In ad e*.’ttitig camT
palgn, we think we apeak advisedly
when we any that a large per cent, of
our people will neglect to register. Hie
regidUatlon bill l<*, In our opinion, »
boonn rang whk*li will hurt Its man
agers more tbnu it Injures the party
whom It may bare been dmendeii to
defeat.—Trees and Banner. ' ;
It Is aald that the beet posted an-
thoiltle* on ci>tton statistics do not
foot up the production of 1881 above
five million bah« and yet the price of
cotton remain* about tbe same, barr
log the Usual fl ictuatViMi br>u«bt
about by spi-culalnrA. There It qo
doubt but there will be a largely In-
creaeed demand at home an I abroad
for tbe staple. A great many new r*c
to-tie bavo beeo toillt to tbe South.
ruan.
Os» • Me#lava »•« sow b* d r cied i*
(be (lisnptmaty sguoriea |u be nupl. ) e«J
i suee< Wul managreM-nl, go
aivd laWnsctM vf a m-AuoI
is it
1 loaotun own iai(4Ti<>« aao rLsael-
»l« atioi
I bars seru ibe •rhw-l is 'peri'Ma so
perfectly av«i»ta«4Wr>l, all H* arreig.-
msels •*» rOo pi*aud Pa U'parfaM-a'*
mj prHtmtlj sUj<Mic4. ibai ti>« vorbia.-t
of a* mtmtktmrry o*a oa'y pnsdaerd •»
frwitse, bet created erA*r teiitssi tad
* si,
I ban aace arvgem—»t
«<M uely Is pervrat grwrrsl dteuArr Um
te pwaBb ■rwag sate.mI lbs srraey of
tbs ia»>ebar Ue ibsoebsr baad. 1 b««r
if ra wmwmmsI ibs etter Loars of ap
re ally ewteprUat OBMers (”* I v« omM
of ’jmrm im lb« arraageBsat aad < 4mm-
les tMi of tbcW •cboo.t.
oteuststvtoN ms rtaer setbssitt
Orgsaisalioa <• lbs log b««nsasof'bs
ssbovd roum. aad awiteag s'aa rb-sM bs
aticBp'od eteil ibis w •-OHapJubrd —
TVc objrol to < ism >s ibat tymrm-miK ar
while tbe Improv’-mi-ota In marhtoery
bare lo«Tea»u-i1 H*e d mao-1 all ever
the wort-t. It 6,8fi0 080 balr^ were eon
•umed lust year, ai pilcea aot Buob
IveloM tlioae o< w rutlug. It would ae-ro
ihat a fallteg < If ot a adllton would ad
vaoce ill•» price at i-renent » sH IfCa
Uy. Why Boi f Well, for the tcry
ie>««oo that planters are do* able t-*
hold aMdepwoUtorsbaveslt>*>tyeo|d
ibe ef'-p to feiurrs, snd U ti thrlr lu
te reot to keep down ti>e ptb-e. lbs
wb- is crop la eoTW. m fecr. UT rs It Is
made. o«j t -letnuo-l at- ! sopt'ly bs« i
more to do witb the marhrt pit.-* ib
the mao In tbe teote.-Guioa Tt
Fr m tbe P*«te ■-use Friaatr: —
Wl at maker that mao ebabe bait-*e
epb evrryboty t IV-ot a*s be te a Caa-
dl-tilr, my e-u 1» It ule* t<-be a (so
• H Ule aS-J Ml.aba baa-U f tt^Mve peo
ple like It. Ttiey ar* *oo-t fur Moiblng
r!•*. What - (Ac* <i <mm ibat mao Baai
le Uun f04 t He *ai «* to l-e Ibivero f
Will bs g-l lb* plac- ? ||», a--i If ibe
(V pti> do thetr Lbity. — • i ai a/e
Uiroe people all dottur la (bis 14g r'«*asf
They are Voting • hat m
a«y/•Aye" ai*d "Ho’t That le'be way
»bey V iHS Mteo lb# it* I A l atte lAeit
nam-e Wl at Mtede that L/llta mat.
ywa vror mow any pemei ««r oo
iB without ioeetbn af rhe Sutmarh. Li"-
sr or Kidwrys, or did you ever know one
who was web when aitber was obstruct-
ed or taactirc; and did yna ever kmtw
er bass of any case of iIm kind that Hop
Biuers would not cure? Ask your neigh
bor the earns question.— 7W*.
A btate Sunday Hcbool Inatlmte will
be held al Gharleutoo on tbe 21-*t ami
Find of F< bruary, conducted by B. F.
Jacobs, of Chicago. E Faynon Portvr,
of Phlia-lelphla, uvt others represent
ing tbe Eci-cutlve Corr.mltteo of the
Internetlonnl Sunday School Conven
tion. I n-otdents of the County Con
ventions aro r* quested to secure a full
representation nt this meeting. All
Itui rested In Sunday School work are
also Invited to attend, and It Is pnb-
ilshed that eulertalumeut pill be fur-
nished uH who go.
fw-sr
A A’tf AD rBKTISJSJtSATS.
Appliratitm For Final D rha^**.
Hntloe is hi-reby giveti that I will *T'plv
ge for
to It. T. Kip*-. Ki-q, Fro)Site Judge f
BHruwell ounty, t-u the‘/3 1 day i-f Ti b-
ninry, 1882, fra tt-ittl ills harge as ad
mlutitrator of the estate of J W \ L lUN
HA1K. il.-i-eiseJ. J. CA< LIB HaIK,
»uni
|>ui24-td
fmlnlatrator
stop 'rn iKPr
stolen from the suhecrlberat Barnwell
C. H., on the night of J he Ktli lust, a brl
die with curti bit, and a hog skin auldls.—
•V sidUNc rewar-l will be t-etd for their re
covery and tor the appreheu Ion of the
C let with pr--or t > convict
J \Ubo LU1Z. tarn well a ■, 8. G.
jaa’28
G. W. AIMAR&CG.
WEOLM4LR SKDAETML DAaLERS IB
OHOICfi DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
IVtfamFms Mid Toilet Articles,
CUR. IIS'! AND VAKMtAHORSrSTS. *
CHARLKST0N, 8. C.
jeaM «b
DEUNQI KXT LAND SALES.
la aeeordssea with section lf| e( an Act
ta rad wee aH Act* sod pans of Acts
vtdlng for tbBaa# laroent m*I tsBatlon ot
peopsrty Imo on* A<* and ta amend the
sun«vappr«rvWd March l»th, 1874, the de-
Itoquent taxes of Barnwell county fur tax
year 1MJ Is hereby published: ,
*, ALLBBDALBTOWHSKIP.
Richard Albany, )20 acres 4 buillinys
Mrsfi A Hlicbmgton. 75 acres I builvliug
Mrs C M Brunaon, 120 sera* 4 btiildisg/
BAH Glover, 840 acre*
Mr* J A tlarrod, 6 acre* 1 buildlag
A R and Ellen Hiara, 1 building 1 lot
J II Horton 180 acre*
Joanna Kcnnody, I acre ( building l lot
Mrs A B Maner. 100 acres 2 building* ^
E A McMillan, 100 acre* 2 building* ’
Adam Robsrtr, 1 building 1 lot
Mr* ItSamlers, 800 acres 5buildings.
R A Scott & Co , 1 lot i v
Mr* Mwry’E Thonnu. 1 lot
Mrs P S Wimberly, 384 acre* (I buildings
-fc-L ,. nii.noc TowxsHir.
J C Coliting. 170 acres 6 buildings
L C Carter^ 06 acres 1 building
John Dee, 80arrcs 1 building
J M Gill, 25 acres f
Eaitie Oweu*. 260acres 2 buildings
BAknr.Kfl TOWSeHIP.
Mor(?«gcp*rt Salt.
A.
Ry virtu# of a power of sale granted le a
tad hj C
lain Mortgpga Bwdo and ex
Bsnsoti te Juiim H C. AH, «*a tb* ITik of
B Adler, 1 building 1 lot
M r ■ ■
Jithn M Smith, 88 acre*
E U Sriro.lt, 1 building l tot
— BAKSWKLI. TOWNDUir.
ornct 7 hawk kt st. bast or east bat
CIIARLKS^C. LESLIE
Wh-deete- end H-twit DmU*r In
FISH.GAME. LOBSriRi.lCA4
TRafupifs.orHnus. era
•w.ixee-s I a SB 1 na« Banrr,
( OS AltL.SCteTlS.'W. B. u.
■bwMH mad- l*rg« ed-HU-'oe to my
bueStmoe, 1 am pcef-orwl tu fuibteb
Fteb. tiarn*. Me , st nbuit BOOre. Ail
• •/ trvw pvuwilrtty •'•enasd to. T
Oaeb pr City Aereptaoeo.
Whiting,
Truwk.fl *,( ruoAeV.Ckiwb.IMM-p-
Oyeswvw.
Extra.
e-u « I* a/.ll-g bowe*. Tbsi L
•he L- guiat -r H e*# afi*v bis
|>m■ lie rest the,* low* f M -; 6-root
about t- o mtauio*, h«i b* rswi# Fee,
Vs Mm Wipe HU M -ui A «*
out Mewie-t N >W Hwitetes-I b
CMrollww Hperan
Tra-le daltars
OM !»«••
•A I MR •- sWB g
of Wil
<m ^aSmrw aiemsw
tatewi wWA Ite Ir B» aw^. tee WbteW ite-y
• M rt wlsw the Hare* »wBte-v *d A s
D*T. te
ot Ute wtonev -4 Ute
rruT*"-~
wte. A
• I-WP** V.
rs
curs
m*«1 soiteruiiiy s kwh will *» I • n d to# -
,iHsuq>tuu sod Butler sod
•uwdff other OBrollna siDtrsmcn have
suted tn iatrrviswing corrrspooilmta
that the rxodu* would. In tbelr opla
k>o, pruve ultimately beot flital to tbe
HtAte. We hope that It will be no, but
tbeir utteraocee remlad us of tbe edi
torial* of Ibe Bichtnood Examiner du
ring the war. Whenever any dleoaler,
from tbe escape of a contraband to the
rapture of Vicksburg, befell tbe Con
federate cause, that Journal systematl-
eally Been red Its readers that It wse a
Ideeelog to disguise end would ulti
mately benefit the weakening Goofed-
e.-acy.
A young woman In a New Jersey Til
lage who In consequence of some petty
acandsl left the pUttse, resolved te re
venge boiself for the aonoynnee. Her
brother having become stricken with
small pox in N„w York, she bn ught
him to a vacant bouse In tbe village,
said not blog to sny oue of his sickness,
and with her mother went freely among
tbe people of the village. From this
source, nod tbe back with wiled she
brought ber brother to tbe bouee, the
dtieuse has beeo spread among the vil
lage—altooet creating an epidemic.—
They still talk about bet, but la some
what dUferptH style, v , / * -
Is A recent sermon Bishop Pierce of
ibcdlet Episcopal Church South
wwd dabcing ss tbe ellMvet and
good o,dor ted p,ow>su rted
sene. To tki* swd tko pupils should bo
Su MSlrd ,hot -hry eiU apyopr •o:f.r»,
and out dieteib reck olhov tn the nere-
mry otevcaoet* of the dsy ; the rtigeas
»hoe Id hr srpsrsted, sed orory
live to idleee*, sad at^bief rotn v
A rutef-ict* divhi-M of lime io’o ported*
of ti«M lx study, reel'at too and play is
•ho nrre-serr fl tims for d.sorder ti,
howtvor. jurt •• Deeessxry a* s time fur
*tuJy ; Ivnre (he leecber must provide,
sot only regular rentes* for freed-un is
the i>|wn air, but atio cooasiooal reccwe*
fruio studv (ssy two m4nuie*) fur the
purpose ot i-p uing the a-ifjy tslves of
ischiof and giviug epportunity to whis
per, ask qui-aiiou*, leave snots, snd attend
to all other necessary irregutiritics not
sllowrd at other limes. In this wjy the
least excuse for indulgence duriuu the
quiet hoar* of study and recitation i* re
moved. The teacher can now insist up
ou perfect order while order ii the law.
[to he continued.]
To t'eaaiy Mere!*Mats.
E Jit or People :
There Is no class of people which
has suffered morn severely from the
dleboneety of tinders than country
mcrubsuts and this has resulted, in a
great measure, from their Inability to
arrive at a proper underston 'ing of
tlie financial ronditlou of candidates
for trodlt. The merchant docs not suf
fer alone, but the hornet farmer is
made to feel tbe eHect- of bis brother
planter’s dishonesty in that ihe mer
chant (having been “burned and dread
ing fire”) will not extend him credit on
Account of tbe failure of tbe careless
dealer to meet hie contracts. The
writer tblnke that If some competent
mua was employed, witb bis office at
tbe county seat, to conduct an agency
somewhat on tbe plan of Bradstreels
Mercantile! Agency, to furnish the de
sired Information when needed, there
would be comparatively little itik-n
curred by tbe merchants in extending
credit to such parlies os appeared all
right from the report of tbe agent at
tbe Court House. Of course tbe de
tails would have to be ananged after
a meeting and conference of tbe mer
chants. I shall be glad to hear from
the other merehayts la tbe oouoty aad
suggest a meeting next sales day..
A Mebcbaxt.
ng ss tbe ellHeet and
amusement that rs-
eo-caUed, ever eogeg-.i
that tt had he origin la
A pastime of es va
tu tbe lower Is-
and Aetrg thecho-
la-
Mel As
The following Mates will elect Gov
ernors this yesr : .Alabama, Arkansas.
California, Colorado, 0»nae< ilcut, Del
aware. Ksuteis. Kentucky, Maine, Idea-
Kit, Michigan, Nebraska. Ne-
Mrw. Hew York,
Pi nosy I van to, ttauib Gaioitua, Tmaea-
•ee snd Texas Of theoe 11 gratia hara
• B- puUteaa Oowrwors and 7 D»ato-
j cxnJe GuvcrMnn.
A rs ansae grew noeghna
twvoty five feet Aktb.
A thousand h ee*a ta laabvtlle were
under waivr Uni week.
Immlwranis */e gicAtn* ta Florida
from every Mate In tAv Cut- te
ReeHr'i of coit.-n Int Aueuetn so far
are 14 4S8 bak-a leas thou al tb# same
date tiai year.
Tb* M -rmona ara obliged in pay to
the church chic t-nth uf nil tb*y ralac,
or make or earn. *
Hmall p*-x pr*valla at elgtigr-rwo
poluia In llllnota and Is travrlbng
soul heard sl'-wiy.
Too Yankee General Hteedmao bow
•ays that T,<rumseh Hheruaso, the bare
burner, never won a battle.
Miss Julio, daughter of Btonewall
Jnckson, I* *«M to be engaged to Mr.
Frank Baker, son of a Bn 111 mors mil
lloaolre. -—' * •
A young man has just dje 1 In riiila
d<-lplila fr«>in hydrophobia, who was
l ltt**n three years ago by A cur that
had strayed Into hts office.
Alexander H. Stephens will b« sev-
enry years old on the lltb of Ft-hrua-
ry', and prcparatlous are bdng made
to eelebra'e tbe event.
For the week ending Khb ln«t. R. G.
Don A Co’s mercantile atrency rer>orts
177 bueiness failures, of which 87 oc
curred la the Bout hern Statee.
8am mman, who went from Georgia
to New York after the war, and reach
ed Gotham with sixteen dollars, Is now
worth several millions.
Hon. J. P. Benjamin, ex Confederate
Seeretafy of State, writea from London
relative to the bond croE**: *T do not
believe that one penny is to be found
anywhere In Europe of the assets of
tbe defunct Confederacy.”
During 1881 Judge Lynch disposed
of twenty-five lives, nineteen being ne
groes, and one, in Colorado, being an
Innocent man, mistaken for tbe crimi
nal.
Dr. Bliss says that be and the other
physicians who attended Mr. Garfield
will not present sny bills to Congress
but will be content with whatever si
lowanee U made to them for their pro
fessional services.
Ex-Governor R. K. Scott has. by tbe
payment of 1800,-compromised tbs suit
for 110,000 damages brought by tbe
mother of Warren G. Drury, tbs boy
whom bs killed.
Wisconsin Is entitled to go op bead.
Governor Busk last weak, in snregod-
ertog tbs choir of Stats, saoouooed
that Wisconsin was entirely out of
(fehc aad bod a balance of 8117,000 to
iha treasury.
• M-) r Hicks Is sick with
latto Oovtagioo, Kestacky, jail sod
•rateased to ho hawgod oa in swirriia
, Tbs Guerraof soya ha siaat
j oc •<fi. aad tbs tthcsiK is
Afotei^rtoe** Hul©.
TW NtasA ot (teaerol MsrsOsadtae i
statel by O T AKriUPW*. ■# dterkrt
• iHAs»4dat ewMtea a« the atevw toe
srlr •'•swi tad by M« oa rotantey, fast
ry ERA. IMR at IS u'steeA
t. 9. STtMDt,
Amtgasa aad Ag*et of (i
>••1* Sw
LxccHlton Sale.
B A.
(Adsilaistnior) D. A C. Ri#k-
ta. Asrsa Bsdclit*.
By nn*o *f sa #x»*wtl*a I# ws 41-
r#s(*4.la ik# sl««s duod •*•«. I sill of»t
for tel# si Item*•HC. H..R. C.. •• Mwelsjr,
lbs *b 4«y ot rEBRUAKY. IAN2. it hem,
Mlte-lsy ta 1A« Mid atosib, wiikla Iks l#gal
ksara, of ssl«, ik* lollowieg JoeentoS root
pnporty. to. wit:
Tk* uodtiidod I itomu of ik* shovo o*m*<J
drtvn-lant la sik! to all ikM oertaia Iran of
laa-t ia Bara welt soaniy e-inis-siag oa* ksn-
Jr#d serf*, moro or I***, and bousdwl oa iko
nortk hy K<II»Ij Hvora-4 C. A. Miikou*, on
tho *••( by Jamo* M 8milh, J. \\ . Rico and
Kiitroll Carroll, oa iko souik ky lasda of H.
A Rowell sad oa Iko wost by load* of C. A.
Milhott*.
Said intoreat levied spot a* Iko property
of Aaron Kadc iffe al the •ml of B. A. Rowell,
Adoiibintisior. D. 8. C. Risbardson.
Term* ot MlocMh. Purcks*tr lo pay for
0. 0. R1LKV, 8. B. C.
Mr*Tlilakeili Aldrich. 9 acres 1 building
Amsi AugnM, 9o acres 1 building
A Bui*t, 1^55 acre* 4 buildings
C D Brown, 1 building 1 lot
W W llsn, 270 acres I building 1 lot
Alios Hays. 7 lots
A A Hair, tiKIacres d buildings
Mrs 8 A J Hair, 10acres I biilding
Mrs K A Hair. 100 ai-res 2 buildings
J A Pendtr, 88 aeies 1 building
»Kxnt:TT srsixo ron xtiiir.
Mrs M B Aeron. 642 acres 4 buildings
W® A l>is 400 acres
Drew on Hsr.ey, SROaere* 4 buildinp
Harriet Mtxson, S iOocrts
SI.ACBVILLK TOWXSMIV. .
Katote AbraaCsrroll, Itoaeras 2 buildings
Thomas Dawaon, 6l8nrres 1 building
fnrrrll A Wboiy. 1 building 1 lei
W W Hart. I lot
P M*’oae. W>S aeres t kaiMinge
MtaC K Milkouoo, HO acres
Kl»«e beviU. 240 acre* Tkatldlnge
Mary Ana Rix, SbOacrMt building!
scroan's asincs rowssmr.
F. H Douhng. I tit
LT IsUr. prufeny ot Mrs Jsas C>unu, 100
DnoeisWr, 1879, sayl rreorded 6ik of Janu
ary. 1880. ia ikv'Mos of R. M. C. fer lUra-
well oouniy, kabnokf F., page* #68, 699and
7tNI, wkiob mortgage by nsflgnineiil has /*•«-
wl Into my liand*, I will sell st public nuiory
nt Bornwall 0, II., 8. C., en *nle« dsy In Feb
ruary n»xl. tn lbs highest liidder for caul,
tbe following properly To wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land
eiluaio. lying aud being in ibe county of
Barn we I and Ml ale of gouth Carolina, and
bounded on me North by land* of ibe said C.
A. Bennett, Houibby land* of Mr*. 8 8*. Be*-
mnger, Sontliweal by land* uf Mr*. Rivanna
SAmlcr* and West by land* of William l*iics-
tcr. and containing twenty live acres, more
or less. -
rurchaetrs to pay for papers.
R. A. Si (ITT Mortpegee.
AITenda'e, S. 0.. January 6ih, 1882.
j in 12-Id
T neljr Notice
ThsatiUrs Interest hi all Bits*.
A Mounts sad othsr evidtesesof
Dtasleiotuilnc to JACOB H. LEYV. bar.
lag bstw purchsssti by F. W. Wsfstcr tt
Co, ill pstaot s luA-btsd la sny manner li
thsnald J. H. LETT era h<*n by nottflsil
that Urn sal i Notus, Bnots^As.. srs now la
jny pomosslon. and they will savs trosbis
"by calling nt my «fflo* end nettling up: ■
LAURIE T. IZUAU,
Attorner for
F W. W AUkNER ACO.
-Dl.ickvllle, 8. C, January Otb, IM2.
, j inl2-3w
c
B!at kville Male and Ft-nult ?Miiinary.
The ,ex<*roli»es of the above Institution
will tie r--euiued on the Bret Mouilay lx
Janu try, 1962.
Ii-ima from ll 10 to $3 50 per ech< a*tlo
month 4if yoDit weh.kb, i>n\ able at tho ox-
pl ration of wion.scliolaetio tnoiith.
I letruinentnl munlofS 50 (ter month.
t'oani in private "families from $8 OP to
$10 oo ju-r m-iiith.
For particul.trn address
£. K. HARDIN, Prlcclpal.
rtpc22-6m
Will Is mailtei FUR At All Applfcaats. and loetMtamers withwwl
•vd- rinf Ik. II sonkains fits roiorsd plvthA, fi<At snj.Tav.ow',
About !00 iMArrs. And ful 1 descriptions, psioss wteldirArtlons for
BiaaUaf 2MM
Fruit Tmas, sto. InvdtiaKIs to all.
r.&AMrti. rising
his to oil. Jff«Ai<taw r»ws (nods
Will tta fottsd mors an I in U« for plant mg In Hit N-tad than th«#s
rrnwaiA A waruis&imals. We mak . * jpeclaltv sf rx^plyb^
Flatter*, Trio ; . rTve^wHd JdArket Ganlnerx. A-lovvwt, - *—
D. X. FURY * CO.. Dstroit. Kick
J*ka H Imard. IITaeraa I building
Mr* M II Rilirml. AU>arro*4 teal ding*
Y % Kb—*—. 17 —rvs I SuiMiug
A Wuheta—. no •or— 1 buitii- g
to UtaTkkW
Ratmo • a Ashley. 7lA> arm
GERMAN K UNIT—(Direct Importation.)
PERUVIAN GUANO-(Direct from tho
Agent oft lie 1'eruVian Government.)
FISH GUANO—(6a8 per cent. Ammonia).
NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER.
SOUTH C.»4<Of.lNl GROUND PHOS*
PllATE—( Fine ground aad high grade).
—FOB SALK BY—
hermajmi^lwinkle,
kbbb’s wbabf,
CI1AKLE0TON, 8. C.
dec!5 3m •
It
c. hart. n ^reirz
C. 13 A.KT & CO..
Importers and Whole*ale Dealers ia
FOREIGN ANU DOMESTIC FklTT,
Otata rOteOte
> m •>'O-rt;>s0'V
43, 47 A 51 MARKET STRKKT,
( llAKl^LSTnv.H r
P O BOX 17«. (sapl-fite
'OHth ChrulittR Hfiilirad.
r*Mte* • rt R—wn SW'Mr— JbaitdtegB
Wta T A Pvunw! i. rtonsv—stentatnaB
■ Iteten. DJ —• S b—14 ug*
• s. M A aatok. Jr ,44 mrtr* Ebutet >(•
IwMeCC Covke. 40 mv * 4 building* I til
L—y to •*—•
J p rbgter IS8tota.2buHd.ngs
II xnp.- • U«ry IIS ooom
*!••!. 1—*•—A*'*., IS —ta. I
J—op* t-eteHS SaSweta.
te— S A law*—. >aW. •— S I—'ding*
MbmA* !. Rmto—I U—b wt ha.—n.
CHANCE or acniPOLE.
t>te snsKB 18(1, 1881.
t>Duy F—
wa>to Man.
(This Tra.o «—aoe*.
1 with Tt—a foam C—
\wmki* fft |
Ir—thtilti.)
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A 04 a m
L—v# Cal#mtea
( SO • m
Ml
b*«a«bvN'#
(•asm
a
Midway
IB 80 a m
Aaxtava
II —a m
a#
Or«k#m~*
11.14 • m
* oak rill#
11 08 o m
•
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II 44am
••
W.ltiao—
Utopte
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12.13 pm
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. It 24 pm
tff
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IT 44 p m
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12 44pm
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paper*.
Applieutioo for Float Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that I will apply to
B. T. Rice, Esq., Probate Judge for Barn,
well county, os iko 15th day of February,
1882, fora Anal disehargo as executor of the
estate of Samuel Y<-ungbiood, deecMod.
FfiLLOW, Executor.
W. 0. BTKINOt
)aal2-t4
NCmiHiHlK
JA3. L. OOW.
JOHN M. WEIOLE.
W. H. MOO BE,
!■
Pbotbietors,
Tkr Pioneer Evening Paper of Geirgit
INDEPKNTKNT IN ALL THINGS.
Untramelled and Uninstructed.
NOT THE ORGAN OP ANY CLIQUE,
RING OR COMBINATION. .
0UK CAPITAL: EAl'EMESCk.
OCX MOTTO: PROGRESS.
OUR REWARD: SUCCESS.
The AogwstaiUa.) EVENING NEWS has
be Urgsnt elroalattoa ot say Dally Paggr
11 la Augusta, aad ss sa Ad
Mrdloala
i fnralahnd oa applies-
aiuwAV vwwmosiv.
Mrsf F Carroll I.IN.8 aot— 1
rdCtatailSTtf
R L FtewM > am— ( buitdtog*
JMUite- 112
Mania H#<m#o(Tr»«-,fc
Wall Jab— lit
Mias R A Jordan MM —f—
J T Mil ah— luO acra* « baildinga
Mr* 81 MaMillan 120—vw 4
Wm Fmlyal asroe I k—!4iag
Mr* BuilorBandifor 150 acre* n building*
Mr* AG William* 7acr—Sbuildiag* I til
tan wax rowasatr.
Mr*N EGava lOOacrea
Sudan E t'reecb 2U4 acre* 1 building
8 V Fur*# A Ca I building I lot
Mr* II U Harley MlUncre* 1 building.,
Tytua C Hay 176 acre* 2 building*
Peter Jeter 2ncr— I building
Mr* Elitabwh L#« 80were* & building*
K ii*belli sneliing83 acre* 2 building*
Lugeuiah'allbOOaor— A
Piedmont A Ardngt—L I Co IMaataS
uchlabd tuwhskip. ,
W IV Harley, Sw serve8 buildings
Moava 1 Illy, 150 acn-e 2 bulldlugi.
PliHlnn-rit A Arlington L I Co. 885 aorns 9
buildings •
It OS EM All Y TOWNSHIP.
C J Parker. 818 acre 9 iiuildlugs
J L tool, 151 acre* 2 building*
▲ J Wcslhernboe, 7(8 nuii-e 4 building*
iicxMoHE township.
James H Horv>n. 181 n^res 1 building
Estate John W Wlldnms, 180 acres
THKKK MILE TOWNSHIP.
John Chasaereau. 24 * acn-a 5 buildings
Eatate E E Eaves. 341 acres 3 buddings
£ willibton township. •
Mrs F B Anderson, 257 acres 6 buildings
K>tUe Baxley, A) acres 1 building
.Mi a S M Hair, 17» acres 9 buildings •
J H Lee. 1 building 1 lot
Mrs Nancy Po< lor, 25 acres 3 buildings
Btandniore Porter. Itxiacn-s 4 buildings
* .James MalUn a, 1 lot
*Aok.J WP ._
AMtoimell. 190 *crvd 4 buildings 1 lot
L W W "
L W Williams, 162 acres
Mary Simmons, 8 acres b building.
Bahnweu,, B.C., Jan. 19lh,1882.
Notice 1a hereby given that Ut<* who.oof
th# amerai parcels, lots sad parts Of Pits
of real estate described in the above list,
or so much thereof as will be necessary to
pay tits taxes, penalties slid a^aoesment*
charged thereon' will be sobl by N. F.
KL/ *
KiUl
LAND, Treasurer of Carnwcfl Couih
his oflloe In a-Id uiun
8th day of Februiirv nex
ty. ti. at hla offloe In s-id county on
Mondny. the“" ‘
„ ^ JLtef
tins Said t xea, amsesmetiia aud peualiica
bs paid before that time, and the salsa will
be ouniiiiued from dayOd daw ustil all of
aald paresis. Iota and parts of I »u of real
IS shall bs Sold or offered for sole.
A. A. WAUWr,
Auditor B. O.
BICE i RICE '' RICE Hi
and MsreAaats will not tin that
wasra aheavw prto-aruU to any ■
MICE, or will omtl oa *j#~-
luayllp.y .
DrT j. nYt£U50N SlTfll,
Op.T.iiivi* r; 1 !! Methan cal Dcnrot,
vyiL.i^iH*To?v p» ci.
W'PI atieiid (tails tnAiugluuit this and ad
jacent c*»ni»ties.
Oocratloiis c n b- more sattifactorily
performed at hi* P trl 'r*. which ar# snn-
ptie«l w4fh all ihe biteel at*nroved aopll-
ances. than at tno (o-Mencca of patient*
Jo prer^^ntitlaapp'ilittmeii's i>iiti< nls In
tend ng to vMt blni at Willlataa are re-
qiK-atwl to ©ornwiioiid by mail before leav
ing home. pepi-tf
Attention, Farmers I
To »he f»*»|»rovvmtete •*• «he Old
Aoterlcua Furmcr <br IStiW. •
Increase in size, number of issues, interest
and topics treated. .
Prixes offered for Essays in various depart-
menls of Farming, Slock Raising, Fruil
prowing, Market Gardening and Tobacco
Planting. The-e Essays arc expected lo be
prominent features during the ytw.
Valuable Premiums for subscribers—use
ful. beautiful and costly articles—all free for
a little time and labor.
No Farmer in the Atlantic Slates, from
Delaware to Georgia, e/tn afford to be without
Ibis old aad reliablo adviser and guide on
(arm work.
Tbe most eompeteat, suoeeesfol and expe-
rteveed men and women have charge of tbe
several depart menu.
Meportaot Representative Farmers’ Qub*
area aotahis foatuteo4il*is—m . ►
There Is s Homs Department with skarm-
lag raading aad praotical —ggeatioas for tk*
ladtiaof lb* farm k—ekeld.
Published twtie a mom b (oa 1st aad 164k)
Frtetod ta steartypa — in# vkita paper.
91.60 ayear. Tastetaafflv*or moi#, (I.
Seed for tpeeiai— asmt
UaL
Affw
(Mgsartteto— now)
Md
LilAi
b—ta Urngoms
L—•• Ati#4 villa
L—•• Rteachvilt#
trvte# v b*rtai—
C—asms wiik al
viltetaaad fromt'a
ras—at ana a
I—ta rWteaioa
L—>• Bio A vill#
Anl*# aug—«*
( —tv Aagwara
D#wa.
L—va ffiackvilla
('kartesi«a
witk
Arrive'
Oeseeata ai Rreaakvltla
tad from Colamkia.
Tk- doy Mail aad •ifbt Rsproas trutea
rua daily. Tb* aecotea—daii— iraio* run
laily, rxeept Soadaya. Slarpiuf saiv oa
*11 the sight trains. Oa Naiurdsya and Pun-
lav* round trip liek*t* art s#ld ta aud from
• ■Istaiiou* ou lbs read at on* Aral elass fore
for Ike round trip, good till Monday soon to
return. Regular excursion ticket* are told
from all *1011001 at 4 coats p#r milt for row ad
trip, ticksts ara gned for Ira days ta rotate
D U. ALLEN,0. F. AT Agi. •
JOHN B. PKPK. Gau l Bup't,
Magnolia Passpngir Roiir.
Acouita, Ga., Dec. M,Ib8l.>
All trains will be rua on standard time
used by Central Railroad, whiek ti TEN
MINUTES SLOWER than Au.usla time.
GOING SOU I’ll. ,•
Leave Augusta 8:00 a.m.
Arrive Ellen ton....... * ......9:18 Am.
“ - Robbina . 9:a*J «. m.
„ AF!>l‘ , l’>o-- 10:22 a.n}.
“ Allendale. ...10:88 a. m. - ,
“ Brunaon 11:14 a.m.
Hampton • *• *Ww e e e a a o 11:80 a. m.
** Yarn villa 11:40 a. to.
*• Yemasace 12:30 p. m.
•• Beaufort ..I:fi6 p. m.
“ Port Riyal. 2:10 p. m.
“ (’harlvaton 9:10 p.m. |
t “ Savannah..... ..10:20p.m.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Savannah 8:39 a. m.
** Oharieaton 6:40 a. m.
“ Port Royal .7:20 a. m.
*. Beaufort 7:84 a.m.
Arrive Ycmaaaee 8:80a. m.
*• Vurnvllla 9A6«. m.
M Hampton '...i....l0.'05a. m.
M Brunson........^..10.-20 a m.
*• Allendale 10:47 a. m*
M Appleton 11:02b.
Itabldos 1‘JOfia.mj^H
“ EUeotao 12J8p.
.«* Augusta. IMOp. ».
Beagage A—ked ikvougk foam Fart Royal
« all prioalpal poiat* Nortk
Tisketssa tal«at Catia Doprt TVkoi Off—.