The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 23, 1882, Image 2
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S? r THUB8DAT, MARCH f», Am.
•■wsan-vwM*—l 1
Th* AiifiMU CfcT*)ulcfle —y that
0«A. If. G BAUvt'ffttl Dot b«» Modi-
4oU for to the United
How nut the mmII pox tmn b oV*r
tit MoMigroibn ferer b Ifkefy to
bn«lt OH ofoio. We would like to
know preebHy bow many Immigrant,
of bet yeertr Import.llo* remain In
%efluMbr
■Mi j J--W"
Tm Democratic Executire Commit-
fee pot la a eofld day of good rtork at
Its Bret meeting. A campaign fongbt
oat on the policy Indicated In the reeo-
IoUom adopted cannot fall to be auc-
Ceeefal. TW harmony which prevailed
angora well for tho future unity of the
«|,m .aae i—aayn
ftrtfeW; Mttbdo^
——
own
•nothr i 'a. aiuf It'D no Mev l^p. bat a aiee ought to he MlbBcd
to go through lira aad !e alway* oa the
borrow from ether people's brains. f)e
Onghljoflitd eel rddie tilings f«>r liim-
self, JMripeva. Kills topoeteiity in pay'
uniliurall that he haa learned trvm
from aaothar'e, and It b rm ruey
matter to formabta 0 drued 1 ' that wlA
suit all afUfe. Tha erbb la any new
party prices-dbra It eadbavore tecrya.
tal'aa all tha ebmeatr of oppoaltlon
Into a boeaogatbonaKMhadb'iticm: Un
til thb la effected the Democratic par
ty b not In danger.
i-JgJJI.' -l.-uy*'
Tax Democratic Executive Commit
tee met on Mon day and wae called to
order by Uie Chairman, Hon. G. B.
LartlgupC Thirteen clubs wvre repre
The following resolution, were
1 and ordered to be published
county papers
Ktfhtd, Tbst the stubs in ths county shnll
issts they hove hereiofure, but in eleot-
delegntes to . convoution they -hell elect
ono delegste for eitch (wenly-five mem-
bent present st the election of such drlr*
gittee, MU tbst escb oluk chniruutn. or hie
representative, shall, on the floor of the con
vention, on his bontr, state that ths delsga-
lion Imis been eeleeted in accordance with
these resolutions, and make out a roll of all
member* voting at such election and report
the same to the convention.
2itd. That each twenty five members of a
club shall be cousfciertd an integial part of
M 1.« k ^ a J. m ] f ft Lg mt%. nr i ■ la »^1 a
r sevsa vI w'x »***m sx ww tw w neisa.v ( wws w* m
Tm crop of Mitdldate. for the Leg-
Mature and county offlots promise to
(bb fall Tbe patriots who
wed tbe dear peo
ple hare feowd that pbliUee don't pay
mu to take beck seats,
i are willing to gratify
I te thb eoeameadable desire.
■ s—awt -j ""x
TM crop outlook tbroaghoot the
•owotyb rather cheorful. Tbeaeaaon
i favoraLU for tbe preparst loo
• of the eott. Tbe area in
i grnpe b largely tacraased, tbe
• aepply b ouBotaet le quantity
la quality, sad, beet
are practicing rigid
i fair esse pas for tbe
it crops ulll
H »e
Me Ism ef i
ila tba
delegs't
U T
That nil clubs meet nt 2 o'clock on the
second Sniurday in May tnd orgnnise, hold.
InglhsnMctves hi rsndferss to maet at suob
time as the soenty dminnsn shstl destgnnfs
to sleet delegnlss to n county convention te
e!ep< s county ebolrmnn nud select deVgstes
to « numinatingcnnvenHon in Columbtn end
te lheO)ngreeJounl eonvention.
ilk. That eMli eluh ehnirman st ths asst
meeting of (he oioeallvs eemmiiteo shell
re s fbll mil of nil tho members prooeul
nsugnulsttsn sad report same.
O.B Lssrinfs, Conatjr Chatrmns.
J. tf .'Anurrnsve, aeevursey yrr-tm.
tm Fren'.
prepar
st the i
■imUnllea •!"the A_
demin.
We have had twontjr-ooe )*rcs»dei.u
rUcted from tba (ullowing Statas:
Virginb, 5—W anluacton, Jegrmoa.
M>diaon. Monma and Tjlar.
Ntw Yari, 3—Van Durea, Kiilnere
id ArtUnr
Ohio, 3—Harrison, Hayrs sad Gar
ia, 3—Jars soe, Johnses sad
rg^iUBT WAdki
At* rhs
<1 fhe
fsnobt, cad ceAt H tabd 1 wider st the
Awn b r Busks mu e weudnfdl
otht rs.
Tm.i
Puih
MsseacboarfU. f-Jnks
John t^naaey Adawaa
I'st.s.v.'ansa, 1 — Rorhssso.
New Itam| ehirn, i — I •reve.
)1 tmmstff 1 • I—Tsj ho*
tTiaom f — Uoc.fn .od CmaS
I.
si. I—W M W.or«a
Is, t—Jobe A lams sod Jobs
•— Korriooo. T.vWr so-i K»1
Yoo
Sod J .
— mimic .'Uewa.
ffouth Orimiftra hac 20,wO c^lorod
'Good Tens plaru. T
DurlinctoD Cl H-, with a population
of 1,000, has 15 Onr roothu.
G-l. John T. Rhett Is the Democratic
candidate for mayor of Columbia/
Jullen Ri^etiel.gdletlnpolab-
ed agrkiiltiiTfiti'chemist, died lu Chur-
lenten on Friday.
The Greeley lontitute, <h« diy school
for colored clilldren In Audcrson. has
over ‘J00 pupils iu uttondauce.
Rov. J. W. Perry .aye la the Dnptl.t
Courier that he I« the only Baptist
mltii.tei lu Clarendon county.
H"n. M. C. Butler whs forty-eixyears^
old lust wtek. Hon. Wa'ie Htunpton
will be sixty-four on tbe 28.h Inst.
The groat need of this country I.
more oHflCes; there are t enough to
a< commodulo one-fortieth of the can-
dldatsUf -
The RnpUets of South Carolina have
contributed to the Foreign Mission
Board, In the past ten months, $5,128.-
74 She stands at tbe bead of the list
of Slates so far hy nearly $1,000.
A female missionary from Minne
sota, Miss Ella Brennan, has been or
ganising Sewing soil files among the
Colored women iu Newberry and lec
turing on religion and 'emperanoe.
Gov. Hngood has refused to com
mute to Imprisonment for life the sen
tence of J. J. Clyburu of Camden, who
In July last murdered Alex. Sheorn.
the bueband of bis paramour, Kiia
Sheotn.
Fb reoce. H. C^ In 1856. eootsleeri
wuly ten boo.\ra It h«s now a p- | a
laM 'O of over 2 000, and last year over
100 bouses wt re built within the cor
porate limit* IV al estate b*a dcubleU
to value wltblu ijje past five y*«ra
Ih. re U a man to N. wbstry who hse
•liuuk In ta« iast l. rty jests 5JO gal-
i. ua or 13 hatrel*. of '.biafeeg. (is la
tCM -"1 te lake a small quantity before
earn m»sl. ar t he dortbl irtbk at aay
Other itaee He take* s q-tart a week
Becj.m s Bailey, a resjeaiaids white
m»o ol * J vi i e e-'uat«, w«# hvatsa so
aswwieff with fewr» relm by threa ne
gr men --a the Hth tus4 hat b« Jkd
-a it a igih. Ota murdervia are la )ail
fhe rawaa of ths attack ■ as to vki
gru tge
Ilrre t* H -tmmbs a e.4- fe-1 e>-s *lrv
j foua Lanterns O-aaty •aakuta-t Ih*
|Tta list by a raaasbaev Uala «a ta-
( Ha a«a unites » a<ev-.a IwV a *»mf lw»
ht"*ea hwakisg ta tha A.j llose amt
h« I omty ram*pal Uba awht hef-we
frvti Or«ww A fttaeW pU'apUsfa
T)We Mr M aahe. fear* fV~pwr«Mww-a*a< af
Fuse.wa. baa sewaraA *M <B» **a t
««aa al tha Mat a latsWwvy am the K.1
flvevlpat—Ro. X
wa mw-iiwyevwiM,
tammgwft mt r*4fhlmg By %■*■■
llama.
. fwnun oacerr. l l. h)
“TM thru# ■utkads of htafn^llsa
now claim our attataivs. Tbvtnarr *>«•*
il bj questioning. Many teacher*
B
A4am* sad
)!•?*■ sad
Bern* warsasaimswi hiwtasw V#» Ba
a. Bwe^aaia *ed LimwAb
famt uses aiasaad •• Ya« Pra Aa«t
■A *arv.d »t fr—Rial -Tytav. K«0
er* Jih ana a>d Anhae
(BumsauAMussfima party amd men (Amt j An
ta mak* sp tha tk*
put tkvsiivsa for
> aru tha
la this w.
for tk*
Lmt u# try
that “the
aad hot ike
J w« will
mad poU’l
B ys of lf7$.
W. bear muttst-
iou eaktlag lo atv-
upon recent laws
I kj U# Legislature. Weil, you
MW mm of rsauon aad moat admit that
Mm oamoot bu passed to please every
— It Is aa ter possibility. Don't Wt
M set too hasty, but gltpe the laws a
fhtr tttal aad If ibej^vs to our dle-
Usm^o to work to have
Don’t threwtsa -tha
party ; IsUad to thu rack fodder or ao
foddar." O yoo aru dlasattefled with
what tha representatives of tha party
ha vs done, go hack on then, deal
ebazgs H to the party.
1 flpaitaaborg Herald: A vapid glance
at the oompoaltlon of the House of
ol this State, at Ite
that It ooaeieted of
9KfOf the followtag occupations:—
Farmers, 87; lawyer#, 26 ; planters, 26;
11 i merebante, 10; teach -
t; oontraotors, mecbaulcj, 2;
i kgrate, t; real estate agents,
I.; factwra, I; earpewtara, 1; buteberr,
1; editors, 1; ministers, l. it wUl be
week that one half of tha House was
made op of farmers tad planters. It
doM not appear wherein a planter dlf-
fern from a fanner, but the rsoord baa
* thus wt reproduce It.
cBtale over a
of the Araembly, while the mer-
• • me>t*v <J
ihwA tk* 4.rA Am*- Mar
I, Tuyiee t^vevw H*y»a *a4
Tyte*. F»<si■*», Jvk wa tad
re* eat *4atk k ««*.■' m (mm-
v*eMe*. h*( ewe • pk**ej •• ik* lahN*
a* sw*ri.Mw taadalalrw *f wv ika daei
Is rtk»,w*t muitmem
Y+mmfmL 4—F.'aAuag<«e. MaJwua.
Ty!ev, Tayter, Adkar a*4 Mcere*.
IW y«wnaa, 6- JacAmw H.maea
I'ulk, Pmcot, Bar*suae sad Jwkaeaa.
hlnbodMi f—Grata aad ll.y«a
laiunao 9—Jeka Adam**. Jobs
Qwiary Adaem aad Ktlliaov*
Uefurated Duith, I —Martin Van Ba
rue
Christian, |—Gait-kl.
Not uiUehwd to any eburrh, I —Jvf-
firsoa .o<i Lincoln.
Four wet# eminent sa ®r»t#r»—J -Q
Adam*, Van Uureo, Lrcculn and Gar
InM.
Ms werw reared in povertv—Jacknon,
FUlmitre, Baehsnsn, Liaccln, Johnson
and GsrBciJ.
•bleka fram p«*w
to pm mm et I u*
ta Mr Mwtawb
1-*
l«My kwta
et no other way, |pd mom Imfsao
lit tie knowhdge of the subjects te* be
tsught that thy/ demand to have ques
tion* prepared for themrelves ardrell sk
fur tjiwir pupils. And booknukers,quick
to ob*ei vc jhe erudition of the market,
often line ths margins of their books
with leading question* to bo used in study
end recital ion. Ibis is sll wrung, and
one of ths indication* of the suporfiaialiiy
of tha uge. The tendency in alhdcpart*
ments of learning i* to nhim the surface
tnd to remove the necessity of thurouph- 1
tie**. Questipiiitig is net the best uicthod
of iustruetion, noe jcan te be safely
adopted as the bert method. Yet the
iticdiod lu* ita place, aod may be useful,
first, to direet the attention of tho .pupil
to special topics or thoughts which hare
beeworwlookcd’or omitted iu the recita
tion jsecondly, it is useful in conducting
reviews and examinations.
^ limv TO ITT QtJKRTrOXS.
But the teacher mtrst exercise special
eare as to the manner of putting ques
tions. 1st. He should never nsk %ntr
ing questions, such as will suggest to the
scholar the answer.' 2nd. He should di
ways put (be question to the class before
he calls up the individual, so os to secure
the attention .hf ill. And whi*e hr
should have special regard to t 1 e matter,
form and inode of hU question, he should
also see that the answer is confined to
the que>tion, is conei e and logical, and
given in o rrect l<oa»u<re. This habit
of criticiaa will sseure. accuracy of
thought and expression aad impart posi
tive knoeiedgs. it te opposed to that
Ivuas and vague method at study and ex-
preasinn which result* in msidal anarchy
aad ooufuii»n.
v.tLrt or wgirrm ixxntwaTtoxs.
Wr (ten answeri bavs-tha advantagv
•vtr verbal > hta thay bring tha srbolar
aodar rcM siassuialtBa ia other depart
ate«ti uf primary taatructioa A writ tea
anas or vipnsra h>a n«uniusn*h p i.rtbag*
rapby, uw of capilai*. peaeiuaMoa and
foram ef eaprvmi—. 1 trace, ikta method
ef eieminaUoa akou d be prettwed aa ef
lea as lime and eirewmaienea* wdt **W#
vue i as *»f l Bt~ri ats
Imrtane* ia sesttav ate hod ef te*
w rarttwn which haa it* mm eta abasaa
A irc«erv hy lbs I amber aauwld savrf ha
•whM.ietta It a rrwauime hy the rleea
■e ikctr s.mm ata awahs Maey »ea<b-
at>i > j ea >wwi aavas m tbe p»«** ibay
be*a ie aspteta eta late bedera ike
to Mt«e*s*a a* tbe dmptey
■ taea* lit* atohaa te kamta by he*
t-me* ke m me eta Areas tbe **arv,
•y «f taa |impate m~m the* hy bm ewe
A few Xonhern
Tka tedtwa ef Ike I. wets* Iter ^
tlkerak ae>* el tee* enwetata la g-'
log tk'fr L< see.f wv«a4>tp. ' k*l ees
I emta le 'k- eiseoy *ta te tb*
teee .d H teeiom lk*y ka*e ► '“e
eockteg fal.kfeky eel r-«a*e<ceiiy k-
ece. •pcteS ikte t * • m- tie*-
ta agh •» ♦'? kow *•« yw* tows tstewe
to mv-t sii »apwaesw le tewauttog tke
kwddtag
Tke Titleasw erw «ta* . f ike ttgb 1
htta of mbff 1'. egr> *•-«#• 11'ln.ec
teseca •kir.^a in# ea« eea p>l*e'« le
ike fsaka frvae wktta p«wt*toe ke t e-
ilnee u> tie | rwweet p'ere t y diet
tie owe mertte B-to-tirc ern enu*
be te ee*y te WTaeategme msetea ta*
Use* id tke w aat y. hta aoeU ef# w
at to cw ik leg at*, newt re tor a ftn
eef sliceJleg to e.l tke datoue wf Ik*
Una
* heir fee
Mo wuad«r
uuttacb# of-
Mill Arp ou Bprleg \%erb.
We have boeu moviag old fences and
cleaning up tbe hedge rows. There was
some old logs in the fenoe row that I
wanted to roll into a gully and I prisod
at one with s rail for an hour 'rying to
get te out of its bod, when one of tbe
darkiae came along with his mule sod s
plow, sod he put bis mule on one side
sod his plow on the othci and moved em
all in five minutes without a bit of
trouble. But I'm a learning and 1 don’t
care who I loom from. I’ve uever seen
anybody yet that dident know some
things that I didn’t, and there is many
so old farmer whe knows things that
wise men like professors in colleges don't.
Some folks go through a long life and
observe little or nothing, and most of tbe
boys never stop to think but learn nil
they know from books. Do tke boys
know that when a hone orope grass he
eats back to him, but a cow eats oat-
ward flrom her IceauM she has uo front
teeth ta her upper jaw and has to gum
it Do they know that aomt kinds of
snakes lay eggs aad tome don’t, but give
birth to their young. Do they know that
n ease gets its toll growth in a .pear
whether large or small, and tka limb of
• tree never gets any higher front tbe
gnud no matter how high tha trea
Tba hota hava nan
' whtea haras, bad did thay araraaa a
„ P oolt 7 Do thay know tirnt a hap
winds with ths conns of tha
bean vine alwsya ata
Bam draa a bird fv
k
iraaar a
JlSr. ** »*
All
F* . Imm a virulent
pr a •pStamte
Utai-v tk*
rouft eopsw ilfcn* Aw*r
(bee ibet a youra man's
two tlekl«e s girl'* s-ee.
Charlie Du-iWy Warren eay* “AI
tbouuh (her* are many person* tn ail
Isn't* unable U» p*y tor a paprr. I nr*
rr braid of aoj uo* uoabls U> edit otic.”
Here m a new mja<ty tor cut-worm*
It te ebeap, acc««eible, and will iuat til'
i he nixt on* com** along. A la ty *ay*
■piiokl* wheat bran liberally around
your catd'age plaui*, and iba cut-
wortM wilt not trouble them.
A prominent attorney, who Is at the
same lime a leading flabermao, given
the following as Ibe r< suit of his ob
servations : AM years ending la 6. 0,
or 1 are extremely dry. Tboee ending
In 2. 3, 4. 5 end 6 are extremely wet.—
Th«ee ending lu 7 sod 8 are ordinarily
well balanced. Those eudlng lu 6 have
extremely cold winters. Those eudlng
in 2 have ao eatly spring. Those end
ing in 1 have a late spiing. Thoae end
ing in 8 aud 4 are subject to great
floods.
••Why, Moses Hockhelmer, on the
next block, sells suits liktj tfopee for
$14.” * Ya».s, roy frenr, I kao,vr all
about dot, and I dell you vy ha sells
dqmsoBcheap. Dey schrinks—schrluks
like det deyful! Shust von frop of va-
ter and oop dey goes, You know dot
pig Shim Jones, der carpenter? Yell,
be buys a suit of Hockhelmer last
week tiod goes on a spree. H« vae
trunk dree lays. Efery night be nehieep
on P r sldevsik, und efery night it rain.
Dem glose sebruuk efery dime. Der
foiirt night der bollce run him In”—
“For being drunk, eh ?” “For unices
cent exposure^ iny frent—dem gloss
vaa bretty much all gone."
At a sals of rare coins iu Hew York
March 14th tbe inteiest of tbe bidders
sentersd lo a silver half dollar Issued
from the mint of tba Confederit*
B tales at Hew Orleans to 1861. Ilia
asserted to b« one of four. Of tbe
Urns other ootoe one was aald to be te
of I resident Davis et tbe
•f hta rapture and It baabot slr.es
bera beard of. Tbe coin offered yea-
tavdey wra erat to Dr. B. B. Taylor,
•I'" “ _ ‘
by Mr
••*•*< la^iawSia ata s* fi*s •«
ata 1C ap ika •atota tow* Ata
*to«U to «ip4»yta to aeaampkaA aa ito*
*teaci to Awstaiqa Ik* papte
*f mm»g Ha may ar^swa
kaik* *f wtay ata arrw'a^y ata flwraay
ta fmMattm sta vat to a i-alleaa kraiwa
II* •*•« itortaws to taarmta to bwaa
as f ika* r.a to Asa* ia mt way *s v*U .*
by rsqainaf 'to ti.» la toar (to test a r*
ata is f-paai is to. iUt«*a ia ib*iv aw a
•* r^tf *tot wa* cuMmaaraatta aa 11
pi* >**4
rwt rtsriwt or a* sta* aviww
Bs«, aJW ah, i* fipas i»*t topsasJ ra
«M*t*M • tee ■ rwa ■Mb«d *4 waare*
Uoe, wbaarva* ik* aaVyad wil ta*»( af
« Ttos wil spfssr wksa •* rwea 4-r
tteat (to rta of aitay, iwcata’Ms ata ie-
•irwctiua ia so: the atiaiaa»c«t >4 kaawl
tag* but Jetapkea T to rmm to of da
ce'iea *r* iliaau*(i4, ao* by ito gnUsa
cup ftlita to ib* biMa. bat by the *w* 1
lag of (to bad 4«vi*W>pcd 'ale bloawema
ar.d r pa frait tl-rwogb tto genu I iaflu-
*wca of th;bt. heat and montur*. Kdoc*.
Uoo, then, ia not ito timing of keowl
edge, hat the dtf clop sent of powar.ata
tho Uw ofdeTslopmeulia thoroughsxtr-
ciae.
St j<ly and racitatten sr* the paiacipad
agenci,'* to be employed in tbe prneeaw
of training. Instruct on is important and
useful only so far as it secures, directs
and controls earnest study and careful
rciiution. Any system of instruction,
therefore, which weakens the motive or
removes the n-eewity of laborious think
ing and independent expression is false
in theory and ruinous iu practice. Hence
I condemn tke ‘drawing out' and •pour
ing in’ system if either ia ti e roly or
principil one sdopted.’’
WoRKikaMiur.—Before you begin
your heavy spring work after a winter
of relaxation, your system need* cIchri-
ing and strengthening to prevent an at
tack of Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever,
or feme* other Spring sickness that will
unfit you for a season's work. You will
save time, much sickness and great ex
pense if you will use one bcttlc of Hop
Bitters in youn family this mouth.—
Don’t wait.—IturlingUm Havcktyr.
R. A. ELLIH.
ATTOHHEY AT LA W.
AltoKNDALK. m. C. ‘ ‘
JNU practice te all the Oe^tp^f U»
Master’s gal^i-
STATE OF KOWTH C VKOUNA-B.tBN
WhlLOOOTlT.
/a Ik* Court tf Common Pltmk.
Lewie M. Ay.f, Jr., PU. In tiff. ve. M. E.
ChSsacrcau, Defendant—ForeOlosure.
By vlrtae of a <focr**tal onler made In
thle came by the Eone>able J. H. Hudson,
presiding Judge at Fnbrusry t*rm of tbe
Court of Common Fieae for said county oa
tbe 2nd dey of March, A. D. iM2, F will eati
at Bat nwelt t’wtivt Bouse on eaicedsy in
Aprifjicxtrlt being the first Monday and
third day of the month, the following de-
»cribe4ir?el estate, to-wit:
.til thaYcertslu tract or parcel of tend in
Pamyrwll county o mtaliiing two hundr-d'
and Hfty acn-e, more or less, bounded by
the stream of Boggy Branch, the nai^la
of Lemon's BWamp, by landtr of AiftW
Copeland a.d by lauds of Jacob Choaae-
resu. —
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
W. GILMORE MMMS. Master,
nssrlS td * -
rr
w a * m p
.TlIOLp Avr. w F.Lt rSFAM lslfED WaBDO HlsXD WAkTH* riR*T MADff*
Wando Acid Phosphate.
J Ma Is a jr«»l Maaure, used alotia, se Fanaere kao w, ^Uo have b lad H, partiewtari/
clay Lands. • -*■ 1
Kainit, or German Potato Salt!
ICJeawlfsa I.r»|»wl4»k*ll.|
iteported fotaGcmthny dlr-otby the W*nd* Pltisphite<Vimr»*nf- Thle leaatm^
rim unit ad iitlou u> the ilatof Com.ikrciul Menuiee,. aud I* particularly veiuable oa
Light Sandy Lands'.
Wando Ash Mixture!
This la a capital Manure, Sntt should gtv*. good results. I s Analysis shows B to be
Very Valuable. x
WANDO DISSOLVED BONE (Highly Soluble) 1 .
ETUKOUND SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHaT* R60^(
v |ySOUTH CAROLINA BURNT MARL)
r.'- A jr ■ . > „ ■ -1.- —-'- -
The shove article* are offered by tha WAHIFO FIIO^FIIATR CtiMFkHY
ef ChurltfSlun, South Carolina.
Hicjvrr poi* anAL.Vax:>* and X^rXCKh.
*
OFFICE,-NO 7 Exchange Hi rott.
. IX KKAiror PO-T OFPldlt. [
CH i ULE ■>i U r, S. C.; )
FBtNCIA B. HACKER, PiuaiDK-\T.
M2.3 2 n
WOKKH, near City. »
MlNhh, neinr IWs Fery f
. X*.
OuAaSley River.
JOSIAd 8. BROWN,'
M?rster , cr£ L Rle:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA—BARN
' WKLL COUNTY.
lo tht Court of Common Pleat.
M. L. MUey, Plalut iff. vs. A. P. Johnson and.
others, Dcf.ndatite—F< rod euro.
By virtue *f an order of the Honorable
H. Hudson, mafo in tht^caupe at the
February flSSi) term of said Court, I will
offer for sale «t B <rn well Court House on
salea.t*v In April next within tbe irg I
hour* of seie. to the BL-hcat Mild r for
naah, the land* dewrtbed tn the m rtgage
thereon ee f.dkiws: "All fb*t irwet af Iota
In salt county of Utrowdl > a Hobth Ed la
te Blvi r aunt .tiling seven h>:e<trta ata
Hfty acre*, nor* «r ieea. end botnwlbd we
tl> ' orth bv land* of H. H. T raw», Ra*t
bf E»li*U> Hirer, ttoutk by land* af Mr*
f«wapb W**ha, end Wrat by lotas af F. M
InataneM “
Furrhae»r to ray t-f U'Uw
V OILHDRE HI H MB. Mastar.
MHkkd
XCateter’** Sal©-
.fir. ur egja^j.^Vi-Lu.
/a *4* (tori 0/ Ckmmm rtmt. •
F. M tomtova. Ftaltaiff. m 1- J.ua*el r
at . ad ^atora, ita a*«i n 9 nasi —sa
hr vtitas ta aa *oSar made ta tkta <aaa
hv «ks Mjatreble J ff. Mara, et tsa
fratwatr (iran vem taaata 0**(t.l win
■#-* tor a*b am aatea4«r ta Atoll aret.
*i<eta te* Wg*l boar* af eat*, at karwawW
Obart U *a>. "» irwat ef Mad ta Ike aatS
•radL
a Mi
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■ to »to*a moaot **•
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sast. *ta •* »*** t
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••* ta to* *Sa*aaa
la poet oi day
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if ito 4tk day *f Apta
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J1KW AD YERTISEltEXTS.
Spring Millinery.
MRS. M0LAIR ovrdially iavitaa ths la*
dies of Barnwell and vicinity te mil sad ex*
SBiDga saperb steak ef Spring Millinery,
ja*t received Atom e laadisg Mew York ee-
ublishnient, eeaetetiag ie pert ef
Fees, Fiestas,
Flower*, Ribbons,
Yeitlegt, Rdwings, ^
latset Cane, ‘ w/m0t0km,
Paraeate. Silk H
Taitet ktia a-1
tem aa J |
O jaa tin
By *if*a* ta a* astaatiaa la aa dt-
reata talk# ***** «a*d mm. I will -tot
Ut •*)* *i tor* w*H C. M , H. C,a* Maaday.
ia* Sd fay ta AFSIL. I» L k towf
aalmday ie ito mid swath. wtsHia tha tag* 1
baer*. ta ataa, ito wfWwiag damntod raal
property. U wd :
Alt that tram ta iaaf stieals le tor*wall
aaaeiy eaateiniag A.VO aara». a**« er lam.
towtasJ m lb* Nartb by lataataT. J. Sawn
trea. East hy Lower Three Reeo. Saelb by
load* *f Jedma Rmatre* ata • eat by Iota*
af Mr*. Fr acas Hard** ata tba stoat* *f
Mrs. ttemh Back. Lavisf epaa a* tha prep
arty ef F. J. Saaders.
ALSO.
Ail that alhar trace oflaad rtlual* ia Bara-
well county eoatsioiag 8-> sertt, ■erf or
lew, and to aided ea (he North aed Boat by
land* of Judaon Aaron, Mouth hy lands of
Mr* Olivia lumbar aad West by laadsaf M.
A. Header*sad W. F. Holme*. Levied upon
ns the prrparty ef F. J. Header*.
Termtef ml* ea*h, perebaaar la pay far
papers 0. 0. K1LKY, 8. B. C.
App irdiion fur Final Diiicharg*.
Notice it hereby given that I will apply »#
B. T. Rice, Ksq., Probat* Judge for Barnwell
county on Saturday, the 16th day of April.
188*2, for s final discharge as Guardian of
Sarah 0. Loadboldt.
marU Id H. H. HARVEY.
Application For Final Discharge.
Notice it hereby given that I will Apply to
B. T. Ric*. Esq., Probata Judgt for Bsrnwrll
County, on th#12ihday ef April, 1882, fern
final discharge ss Excqutrix of William B.
Parker, Executor of R. M. Limerick.
ELLEN P. HALE.
• marOitd.i L,
Application for Final Dischaigp,
Notice U hereby given that I will apply te
B. T. Rim, Erq v Probate Judge for Fern well
county on Monday the 12ih day ef AprH,
1882. for a Aral discharge aa Administratrix
da bonis aaa, af W. R. Parker.
ELLEN P. HALE-
sserf-td
BbtkrlUi Shirul Fcade Seatutr.
w* £££711
——
ROBERT ».* WHITE/
MARBLE
-—AND—*
GRANITE WORKS.-
Meeting Streetr
• lOOKHOt HOKLBXCX’S ALLOT], ’
C? n A DDKM'rON, M. O.
Jw*9
AT BLAC^VILLE
^V r A Y—The Jeweler-
The Bw*t Watches.
The B*et Jewelry. .
The. feat Work—All Warranted.
*eij» if
FOR AALK OR R1NT.
THR MOLONT ROPHR AND LAND MM
* ram) la toil Oak Tiwaakty. Apply u
rhmstoM Brwa . or H. M. Thompmm. Wit.
1‘tetoo.lLa te.lt
<»uth Cfirolint lUilroad.
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Dr. J. RYER80N SMITU,
Optrdlive and Mediailcal D. nt st,
WIL.L.lMS*ON H C.
wp| attend calls tnroughoul thle end ad-
Jaoottt omintica.
Ou-rHtl in* o n b- more sstlsfnetortly
pvr'nrmta at his Partont, which are now-
idled with ail the Uteat oopruvrd appli
ances, than at tne te Idencvs of patients.
To prevm'tfltMppotntini-nt* paWt-nte In
tend ng to vLdthlni at Vt Hltstoo em re
quest c<l to eorrmpood by mall before le» v-
tng homo. |eep|.tf .
DR. J. tf. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
JIL.ACKVILL.1C. H. C.
Offloen-nr his rmidence.-nn
K. R. Avonue. Pnticnts will
find It mere comfortable to
have th<*ir work done at the
office, as bu b*e a irood DenUl Chair, good
llglit and the moet Improved . pplUnecs,—
He should be Informed eev-rui days pre-
vlouate their coming to prevent any dls-
apy.dutment—thuugh will generally b*
found at his office on Heturdays.
Ho will stUl c-ntlnoe to utl end oil is
throughout Barnwell end adjoining eonn-
ttee. , augf-ty
P B. HAGOOD,
ATTORMT aid msellor it uv,
HARNW1CL.L. C. H . feP. C
Praetice* la all the HUto Courts.
»poets 1 sttentlon given to CellroUon*.
1 -. sept*-ly
Lmve Augwst*
La*** kteaStolt*
Lee** to
toot** *1
Cm amt* wish eight Tvatos m Ressto
vdte 1* ata foam t'ahamhto
vmeeasv *ae irvtaaiaitsra Fs.
LmvaCWtesiew k H om
Lae** Rtetonlte S 88 y «’
Ante* dugutae 14$ pm
towg.
Leave Aa«wta* I to am
Lmv* Rlart .in* $.47 am
Arvivs Charlaat** * A.topm
Caaaaata at BraaahvUl* wish T*htoa te
•ad fr«m Calawhta.
Th* day Mail sad night Raprvm frato*
rwa daily. Th* aemmmsdatlaa Isaiaa swm
daily, stmpt Oaaday*. Rtewptag ear* an
ail th* aight trains. Oatoiarday* ata Ran-
dsrs round trip tickets art said Is sad from
ailstatiaas on ths rata ta as* first slam Mr*
far th* rwwad trip, gaad IfU Maaday moon la
rstars. Rayalar axsuraiaa tiafcstaare asM
, foam all atatlaas at • asats per mile far raeta
trip, tiakats are gtod for t«a day* to ratarw
te C. ALLEN,0. P. AT Agt. .
JOHN B. PETE. OaaTfap't, _
MtgMUa Pijwcagfr K«it$. .
I S mmmmmmm %
Post Rsvax k Attewavs Isnwir,-' >
Avovsts, Qa„ Fate ft, ll$2. f
AU trains will bt raa mi staodard time
assd by Caatral Railrsad, whisk is TRIf
MINUTES SLOWER than Augoto* lima.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Attguets 1.40 p. ate
Axrive Ellentno a&OA p. at.
^ Robblvs •»••••*,«•«* * ,»;20 p; Rs,
Appiston ..7i;. .4:21 p. ra.
Aliendale, 4212 p, |R,
Brunson ;. 4:57 p. ra.
Hampton;..,. 5:12 p. ra.
YaTnvllle,.,,*.5:22 p. ra,
r,. ....t:10 p: 1
Central Hotel,
SROAD
AUGUSTA QA-
■BE V. H. THOMAS.
Yrtnaeeee
B**>rort..... 8:!6 p, m.
Port Royal 8:30 p. si.
•• Cburleston 9:30 p.m..
Seveonnh „.E40 p. m.
GOING NORTH.
Leavt Savannah 3:06 n. 0$.
» Charleston «...,A:55n. ra.
Port Koynl..... kAln.Mk^
• ri-.Beaufort .4:44 A te.
Arrive Ycmeeece 1:00 n. Ite
- Yarnvtlle 2:38 a. at.
“ Hampton. 9:40n. at.
Alieodnle .
Appleton. ,.,.,..•.«.
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