The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 22, 1883, Image 2
DaVW, cx-Judpc, ex-Smatoi
ite U'fl Ai*
tltU rntr.ii'ig with his hrido on h
4 tour. "•
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fto«ds in tho lower Mls4-«ippi sri,
Ifug and the «gncult«Ml outlook in
the West was never tn tgkter at thl4 sen.
ten. An immense cotton crop will be
h,* mado, prices will be low mid the wise
iNtmer will plant a little more coin.
nr-' t ..i. .. r
Jr DOR Bond has directed that the
citH Slews'shall be heard before the elec-
tion eases at tW April tonu of the Cir
cult Ooint. If is likely that Cliief .Tus-
Ucc Wait# will preside at the trhil of tho
a'.cetion casca na ho expects to come to
Charleston during the spitog.
arc protiuecti in the world over
IjOJO 000 toiw of su7:nr,ntid «e oonsume
ht tll^ country nbout 1 jOOO/hH) tnns.—
Of the amount consumed bSre, 6j50,000
tdllstrc brodght fioni other eou tti’Cj.—
A* this will horroficr pay ooc-hulf cont
less duty thou hertloVc, «u,ws ought
^liertfforc, tojsell lifro O'ic hair ceuf lower
- fh»n they wou’d have done under the old
ttriff. But will they ?
Bmltrcn wes ashed to procure evidence 4 ^ «'oii»Ia natty DtllarSl.
•gainst the Fairfield prisoners he appealed [ Couaiu Salty Dillard » a story that
to bis . cougregation for voluuicers and must not die, and ns' it has been some
dusky patriots rose and responded to tho ( time siucc the public have bcea called
cnlh-- The examination bf ihosc precious u)ion to laugh over its exquisito ridicu-
christiuds was innde Ip Columbia on W*nwi, w* will give it n start nguiu ;]
Tuesday. Snyder says that a Democratic
detective in government employment is
hunting up evidence in the lower eoau’>
ties against KepubUenn violators of tho
election law. This is nows. We siurjCst
that he cxnniiiio the conduct of M. W.
Co. if ho wants to find out.the unit
mi*hiov0ti* conspimtw-* in tho 'Slate.—
After the dose of tho Court We advice
the dim of M W. S A Co. to resolve;tselt
into a Salvation Army, wuh Dave Sciiv-
en as chaplain,' and to peVamb ilutoithe
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Thksjoknt Akthch is said to be m
bad Uenlth. He is worried by the wea kly
chIIs of three hundred p-rmuteiU mnscu-
Hue office seekers sml uf'one importunate
vronvm who is more troublesome tlnn
the wltole hrt of her hungry brethren,—
Wc i now how it is aud «yiupiuhk«Avuk
the sufferer. If he would come to H irn-
wuttTgD snipe hunting wltU the boys and
u'4*hiug> with us he would soon get well.
A' 'ajn^-vrwrjgss.;
We have c. i ref a ly mViuiocd this out
rage mill busiu^ and fiudit to be a uew
edition et tho old story llmt polivicinus
must pay their debts with the public
luoaoy. Mr. Arthur's fricud, ex-Con-
gressuau Cfowloy, needs money, endhe
is fo got s hundred and fifty dolluvs ao»y
fdrWsUttug the prosecution. Mr. Drews-
tor's friend Snyder U in tho same cute'
• gory atid is to be well |wid. The same
ii true of Ilcudrtz McLatie’s jiipccm
»loas friend, ex-Justice Willard, and
eests will be very welooms to the Dts
trict Attorney. The pimple are to be*
hamssed, but to the pc/socutors that is
a little mitter. No con'dotiirm are ex
p-WJtod or sjieclally dcaired. T icy are
wrotkiagTor the “demni'ion ca ll.’'
hover beliillen me to he obliged to pros
ccute so dilefuily marked mi assault, •
.norc wilful, violent and djiigerou.vhat;
ttiry, and finally a more diabolical breach
Of the peaca, lias seldom happened in a
oivdiz 'd country, and I daresay it lias set *
doui been yotii' duty to p iss upon hue so
country making converts and tHking uji plinckiug 11 bonevJcnt feelings ns this
J m, * ” T ‘ ” ’ 'whieh took place over ut Capti Ili'ec’s in
this chuoty, but you will bear from the
witnesses'^^ '. - ‘
Tim witnesses being sworn, two or
three were ex imu.cd aud deposed. One
said that he heard the n-isc, but did not
seethe fight; another fhat Tie saw the
row but did not know who strucVJjrst,
Fettfcic—A- court of justice iu North,
Cardina. » *
A beardless disciple o£ Themis rises
and thus addresses the court: ‘‘May it
please your worship ami you, gentlemen | In each coeo by ayi i wholmiiur tua]-iri
of tho jury since it has been my fortune tie*. Wc btrlievo hot a single county
(good or ba<k I will not say,) to oxer- VfX, ®d f or whiskey since the local
ci»e myself in legal duquisitiou, it h«sT b l >, *V*
NATIONAL NOTES.
Thousands of aoree of public land
Texas aro changing owners at fifty
cents per acre. -
• The murders In the United States
last year averaged two a day, the wt-
ecutlone two a week.
“The local option law boa almost
ceased to be a local Issue iu Georgia,
In the past mouttf four count!*-« huvo
been a-lded to thq Prohibition list, and
y Qttl
coiU-etiuns. The aforesaid Dcmoeratiotlo-
tcoiive should go along with ^hc circus.
STATE NEWS. - ' -
i fiC’.
^ >T!I* directors of the penitentiary have
wisely determihud to lure out no mfro
convicts after improvements that will
give the growing army comfortable qunr
tors wi hin its woks arc completed. Bet
ter care can bo taken of thek health aud
~ niorals Uiau in railroad and ph >3phato
camps.' As Awparposc of pu^slwueut
is to rolorm crimiuds, there is room la
expect that many worthless men uud wo
men will be taught by their apprentice
ship there that it It* better to live by. the
r>*uat of their brows than by sl ight of
land. It is unfortuuatc that honest in
dustry should bo forced iuto coiupctpi >n
convict labor, but under the cir-
enmstanoes there seems to be no reimdy
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“The 8 uith Carolina IPdiway In
creased its eat uIuk about f&ot) per day'
during January -amt fVfmnry, and
about. 81,000 per day thus fur iu
March.’’
8 uHh |Pttr 1*m
propose to raUtta 8l00,0(K)end twmen
for WoUird College in two years by a
contrlbutl >n of 8IH** ittiuum for two
years; or Aa p> ; r anuunrTjr’’Pinryeaf,-
frotu each ui> mber/
It is (Ktiinnted tliat there are more
visitors In Aiken at present than Uier^
has ever beeu at any <>pe tlcnoSince the
town has betm a hualth resort. Hotels
and pilvate boarding houses are a !
full uud tho cry Is Stili-ttrey come*.
The tyeasuror of Go letnn f>Minty
s*at.e8 that only seven peraons In t! n
enmity have license to e-II apiriruous
Tq lore, and It is believed that a^ great,
mutiy more than that mini bet ary now
engaged iu the whiskey iraffi •.
The male and female academies of
Colombia will open as graded public
aciioole ai»nii the tuid-lle of Hepuun-
ber. Their terms of tuition will bo ex
teniled to nine mouths and the attend
ithce of schi.vliirs will beKrgeTy fuciiuis-
ed. The Peab >tly fund wmcuiitiibute
81200 to their support.
Mr. B. B. Covar, of E Igefl-ld, states
that sleeping with the head on a pill iw
atuffal with lt(e everlasting or'‘rabbit
tohiCco,'’will redeve Hsthilttl'. II > has
beou eufT ring with astlr«n«»for etjrht
years. An old w.»tuan tloctor pfeseilb^
ed the above remedy for him anil h*.
has used it for the past four months to
his great relief. He thinks that In will
be entirely cured.
*> The Camden Journal, In the absence
of snake storlevpnfdishes an aecotim
of a wild woman about Tiller’s Ferry
oil Lynch’s Creek. Mte attacked itjrutn
uud after bitingaudecratehiug h in se-
-vervty;wfr^dmt ittiu to fl’glit. w ben
she is hungry site slays a hog and de-
vouts as tuutriiSiaishe wishes. If wild
women get very common, a f ov baette-
for odlt'iis In thld State will sta’id a
pretty fair chanco of securlug wives.—
Carolina Spartan.
• Mr. B. T. Lriwtonf the C-runty Treas
urer df ll.unptou county, has made a
purtiai settlement with ll(eConiptro!l>*r
General. Mr. Lawton will not pay t>>
theSTalft the atuouut of puldlc funds
stolen from ItL safe, but wih allow the
question of his nsp >mH*tlity for the
robt.ery to be tested iu the courte. The
method of procedure will be as f -Hows:
The Coniptroll-.-r General will ad vim”
the State Treasurer wh> n.Mr. Liwton
shall Imvesetihal his dues to tbeS^ate
with the exception of the amount sto
len, and wilt furnhii) tha.Stato-'Tt'as"
urei with a slatement of that eum stdl
UUpui l.v The Treasurer will qd'lress a
formal demand to Mr. Lawton for tho
morey, and up-m receiving Lis refusal
t-> pay it will place Mr. Lawton’s ofli-
ciii bond and the papers In the ease in
tho hands oT tho Attorney General,
,who will enter eult against the bonds
men.
men, to hav^bccupimlyour Umo with the
stupidity «i‘tiro wituesaaB examined. It
arises, g.-nderinu, altogether from a mis*
law ha* passed. ^
Mr. John Morf*4o, of Conyers, G mr-
gia, has a bale of cotton that la thirty
yoara Old, fidvlbg’lklttlrt his lot si nee
the war. He is now having it repacked
to sell. It has a rich color aud Is per
fectly sound, covered w.lh good bag
ging and bound with a rope. He had
about one hundred bales at' tho close
of tbs war and ndused 830,000 tn gold
for them. ■
“Mr. Wm. Bo t, oJL Clear Creek
TowusVdp, In Mecklenburg county, M.
C. has an Infant seventeen days old
that weighs only on« aud a half pounds.
It’s face Is so small that u s||ver i(utUr
will cover ir. Tttkr I» pr«4«ably •the
smallest Irving o|dl>F ever known. It
.. Sluts of Scnlk Cnrohnu. I CouHjpf {\mmom
Ijj } _ liarumM County | PUa*.
Copy Summon! for Relief—CoppWat aot
Served. .
Joue| H C. All, Plaintiff, '~
- v : < Sgniiut
- if Prlicill* Smith, Defendant.
To Priseika Smith, the Defendant in thiiiac-
twa:
You arc hereby mimmone'i nnd-required to
answer die rompUint in ihis act o t, a cepy
of which l«hied in .thf oftice of the Clerk of
Court for Itionwell oounty^and to serve a
copy of your answer On the inb-criber at hi*
otfioe. at Allenduiv, 8. (J., within twenty days
nfterqhe Hrrviceof this etuijmou! on ybu, ex
clusive (if die day of service.
If.you fail to answer this complaint within
the tim. aforesaid, the plaintiff will'apply to
ftie Co.uil for the relief demanded in the com-
phdiil. '
Dated Allendale, 8.0., March 8, A. D. 1883
A. B. CONNOH.
Plaintiff s Attorney.
f. J, i>AntIAM, C. CkCi fna.l-
To the Dcfwnditnt,' Priscilla Smbii:
, ,, ,, , 1 , , . is most ofVho Dm® apparently asleep
uml another that he Wl u very drunk uud Qr lu auadlLiun. . - -
■e^hftt^ Sttfimwdt ab'lutThiS Smutniagc:
Liwyer Ch ips—1 am »orry, gentle-
■'WUtttrm Watkins and Jack Baldwin
yonug Butted men of It >Mnok<>, Vh.,
were tivals for the bffec'l'Jfts of Busan
M ttaiiHl. a nHilntto nm«e On Thnifl
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a—:
Hbw:
Or Saturday ten chixeus of CLrondan
county were a treked bjr an cx-Orcnbuck-
«r, Deputy U. S. Mtirshaf, and hurried
off to Grahams on tho N. K. 11. R. where
m they wore confined to an old Uuihli'.ig.
with tho promwo that they would have a
;i : . “ hoariug at Florence on Tuesday. No
was given th 'iu for prepurution and
reasoB for such hasty art ion was
the desire of. the marsh >1 to secure mil
eage. These fellows, pulled up with n
little brief authority, will find out, sooner
or later, that aneh outingeous conduct
dbes nut hr- The Doinoeratic pttrfy is
itwreh^TowardstW White I louse. It
will get there next Noveuiher year, sniT
then there will be a blessed exodus of
twch cattle. _*
'
Tue people of Skipper’s, Uworg’a, that
}>ertiou of Edgefield county lying be
tween Big Stephens Creek uud the Sa.
vfcnaah River, liato turned their atten
tion to hog raising om aa extensive scale
I/irgo tracts of worn'oud waslicd lands
haw been faheed as gtrstines aud gient
orehank of plunM, haws, persiuitauns and
ever bearing mulberries hive been plant-
•d oat. On Uen.O; D. Tillutnu’splace
there is a variety cf plums which ripens
ly fhem June unti. Noveinoer,
aod the ever bearing mulberry is a naUve
of that aectvjti. Porsimmons tluit ripea
at different tiiw s and haws that hang on
the trees un’U Ghristiuas arc to form the
porcine btH oi fare diwing the summer
end foil months. When die pastures are
exhaasted they are to bo turned on grass
not patches, wliore, with > littk eora.
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fatten rapkfly. We hope to hear
eperta from this new Porkopalis
The first crop repor*. fur this year of
the Btato Department of Agrleultme.
j ist coinpleted. ls based on 131 repoi tH
from special eoirwrpondvBtH reprt*»eut-
iug every county lu tho briUe.
: TFe mmiber of acr>« id An ted in
whetif thld soiisou is 181 Gat against
201,'8151mAt yenr, adecreabO of 17,101
iu'r- 8, or 8 jier ecru.
The HC'eagefn oats Ib 332 0211 I ns?
363 373 aerert laf»t year, a ilWn'ase of
29 44t acres, or 8 per cent. The ttutn
bi-r of acres plahtwl In ryehnarh oreas-
ed 5 per cent, ttnd in barley (> per eect
The cohditl'>n of work Stuck Is re
ported to be 9 per cent, betlertlitau at
this time last year. Title improved con
dition I** largely due to the fine gtain
crop of 1882.
THre returns show tluit 9 per cent, of
the cotton crop of 1882 was In, the
hands of planters on 1st of March,
wldcdi Indieates tJurt producers bel l at
tliat time over no,01)0 bales on their
plantations. ,
The financial condition of the farm
ers is reported bet ter than last year by
115, unchanged by six and nut as good
by Seven corresqHaulcms.
The condition of iMborrrs'fsTvTWtial
■good by-75, indifferent by 46 nud had
by 10 correspondents. A scarcity of
laborers is reported by #2 correspon d
ents, and tits reports generally uggpe
In the nat^ment that higher wages are
demanded and poorer services rend
ered by laborers this jfear than lash
upprclieiniott on my part. Had I kuuwn
u- I do, that 1 had y witness who was
acquainted with nil the chetiinstance* of
the A‘C, and who was able to tuuke hhn-
seifcletiily understood to court and jury,
1 slnarkl net have trespaisod ho long oii
your pmtcacc Gome lorwatd, Mr. liar
rii, end Duwont.
So forward coincs_the witness, a fat,
ebuffy o'u man, a “ieetle y Corned, ami-
took his oath with an air.
Chops-*Harris, we wish you hr tell
al>out the riot tint liappcnod the other
day at Captain II ice's, and as a good deal
of time lias already bee .sted hr eir-
cumloeatiou, we wish you to he cotnpen-
di-vu-, at the same time as explicit as
{tos-iile.
Harris—Adzakly (giviugthc lawyer a
Liiowin^ \j;iuk, tit the s.tmo time clearing
hisllmiat). C«|itahi Bice, he gin n treat,
ai ltd Cousin Sully IH.lard she-mano-ovsia
toWur jtpvjse and axed me if t: y wife she
mount’.r go. I t old Con-in Sully Ddard
my wife was pwr.y, beiu as how “he had
41 touch o‘ rireumatics in the hip, and (he
lug swamp was up in the rend, there hav-
in’ been a great deal, of ruiu lately, hat
howsoever, as it w. s she, cousin Sully
Diliard, mv wiC« site mont gt Well then
cousin St.T Dillard tlicn axed me it Mose
he mostti’t go. I told cousin Satly Dii-
Ini'd that he was the lor.-nraii of the crap
and the trap was smartly in the grass,
but h i«s(ieur, as lt wits she,’’cousin SaT-
IV Dillard, Mose he mout go.
Chops—Iu the name of common sense,
Mr. Harris, whut do you meati by this
rigainirole? , .
Whites.-;—-Captain Rice, he gin a treat,
and Cotisiit Sally Diilard, site coni'! over
to iny house and ask' d me if thy wife she
moutn’t go. And 1 told Cousin S«Hy
Dil aid —
Chops—Stop, sir, if you please; wc
don t want to hear about your Consiu
Sally Dilljml or your wife, tell us about
the fight at Rice's,
Witness—Well, I will sir, if you will
let me.
Chop,—Well, sir, goon.
M itness—Well, sir, ('ujlTTftii Rice he
gin a treat, .and Cousin S illy Dillard, she
come over to our house and asked me if
my wife she moptn't go.
Chobfc—Here it is again. Witness,
1 plctK-e sttrp. ;— - *
\\ itness—(.We i, sir, what doynu want?
Chops—\\ c Want to know about the
fight, ntuLyou piust not proceed iu this
hnpeitinciit stpry. Do you know' any-
tlqhg about t|ie mutt r before the court?
Witness—To be:sure l do.
Chops—Well, go Off then, and tell it,
day Baldwin ■ itb d the uff dp p»rma
nently by killing Watkins and then
blowing his own brains out. Thectun-
ment of the girl’s mother was: “There’s
plenty of fbom lu hell fur buth of them.
IMng pressed for his views on liqnbf
1 »‘gtsfatlttw,THd. Robert logersdl said :
“IT the Mississippi (fud all Its Dibota-^
lies were filled ymh pure whiskey, ^f
the banks weitLluqfMig'Ar, and all the
Fiw ctroimds coveteawith intut, tiiere
would'be no m re drgnkminesS“than
t here i?> to day. I htdievo Tn tho ro-
smtining itifluom-es of liberty.”
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Mrs. Dtvis forbade Juhn D'jl ', a
saloon keeper at North A'tftniH, Mass.,
fo sell her husband any mure rum. “As
long as he has money to buy with,’’
sal I Doyle, “ho can get drinks at. my of the Clerk ofiho Conn of <’omn.<m i*tt
Ibitr/' 1>.it Puuucil in
Tnko notice, that the complaint in Jhix Ac
lion wm filed, iw the Office uf the Clerk in auU
for ihs oouriiyot Oarmrell, iu Mid State, ut-
Kether with the smninous, of winch the for«-
fioing ii a true copy, on the.12th day of
Match, 18i'3- A. It' CON’NOR,
llaiulHTa Attorney.
melt 15 fiw
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Slats of Sout/t Carolina, I Court of Common
p "r ••—” ^—‘f t "
Simon Brown, I’lsintiff,'
ngainit
8. L. ^oartree. Defendant.
Ton are Eorebj aumnioncd atid required to
Ainvin the cunrdiiiuL in thii action, ucopy of
which ia filed lit the oWce of the Clerk of the
Ourt of Coraniou Picas fur
and to *erve ii copy of your otnwcr to the
_svid complaint on the subscriber at lib office
at’flaruwell C !(. within tivetity days alter
i-lie service hereof, excluitre of the day'of
stiCit set *ice, and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the lime nforeiai 1,-the
plaintiff iu this action will apply Iniluftibun
forthe reliefdemandcil in the oomphrhrCr .
Barnwll,C.T1., .. 0,, March 14th. 1^83.
jmtN J-MAHKIt
State of South Carolina, 1 Court \f Common
Barntetll County. f TUas.
Charles Weiller sad Isaac C. Welder, copart
ners under the firm name of Charles \Veil-
ler A Son, riaiutiffi,
against __
M. Tl. BurcVbalter^. 8. Burokliaiterand.
J. H. Burokliaiter, the said M. U.Bm'ck-
halrer and Ihd said J 8. Uu»ekhaUer trad
ing under.ths firm name of Burekhaltcr k
Co. Defendants, .
To J. S. Burckhaller, M.R. Burckhnltcr and
J. Ii. Burekhulter, DefendanU iu this ac~
t iOn t
You are hereby lutntnoned and required to
aimvc' the copiplnim in : his act hie, which i-t
filtilTn The office of the Clerk aT the Court of
Cpmmon Pleas for the raid county, aud to
serve a copy of your answer on tbe rubscrib
er at his office, iu BarnweH, within twenty
days after the seryiceOf this sumntonp on you,
cxcln.-iveot the day of service.
If you fail to answer tlib complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff wiil apply to
the Court ^>r the relief demanded in the com -
plaint, ~—
Dated 12th Alarcli, 18«3.
* KG3T. ALDRICH,
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
J. J. BRABHAM, C. l\ [r. sj
To tiie befvndanW, J; 11, Barckliniter uud
ll.-Burckhalter;
You wiirph nso takv> notice lhal (hecom-
plaiat in this sc'ion wa« tiled in llte office of
the Lleikofthe Court of tommoti Pleas for
AAfr J *»r yarn!.
UBT. AhDKlCrl.
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•vtir -fit u foilo*/till flirt her noilev:
ItMty—KJEoopt iui ^iyY"!
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ttsmarell Itailr.Kul,Trains coonret with South Car-
otina Uailwar Traiasas fultaws:
Xo. 3 has uiflliecttoB from South f!aretina Itattvray'
givmi Aueiistii amt ly-ml Stations West of H.iiWtI le.
KiiTTconnerpi vttli Soutli Oaiolioa Itallway fiir -
Oharleotou and l/s-al Statleus Ku>t of Blat kviile amt
Cutiinihta lllv thiou. m*
No. 8 has eotMua-tton from South Carolina Hallway
from Charl.iton. ('olunil.ia, Division and all Inal
StatTons list of ItlsrkvJllc. ■ - - ,
No. (eonn'vti With Sooth Perolltia Ratlway for
J-msUmus WrA) bi»cktttir.
Order Sale
I’laiiiliilf's, Attorney.
To the Defendant, 8. L.ltoi»tiir«:
Take noticeTflnr ffic complainrtU tTif.4 AK
tion ((OpCi her-with I ho summons, of which
life foregoing is a copy) was tiled in the office
leas at
end
getting drunk, and while in that cun*
dUiun had ImuTt legs cirt off by a loeb-
mitlvo. )Mrs. Divta gut a virdlct of
S7 500 against Doylcj amidhw H ipremw
Cutut haa confli mud ft. Snita with Him-
liar ruaulta ftrn ~rni^tutly. hr;Ji g
brought In ntimeroueHtmca under civil
damage laws which are substantially
tuiStu in thdr pruviHions. In Shu Fruit
cisco a er cisty lias beeu fot-rbed to.
prusecutc such cases free of charge—
A &pgclm*n of ttla “angry tree,” 4o
digenous to Australia, Is growing on a
farm in Nevada and is now clghr b cl
high. When the sun s«fa its l»»ves
lul l together and the ends of the—ten-
der twigs coil up liks « {dg»ail. If the
twigs are Imndled tlu) leaves move un
easily fora minute or more. A stngu-
Tttr thing concerning tho tree was its
apparent resentment on being removed
from a pot, in which it had, matured,
into a much larger pot. Hafdly had it
been placed hi its new qu irters before
the leaves began tn stand up in all di
rections, like the hair on tbs tail of an
angry cat, smt soon Hie whole plant-
was in a q-ldveP. At the same time it
gave out .an O'lor most pungent and
sickening, resembling the odor given
off by rattle-snakes and other kfirdti of
snakes when teased. 'S' strong and
offensivo was this siqelt tliat it bad to
be removed from the house fot 8 veral
lays. ' f
8tiu# ou thu 14th day of Maixli, 18N3.
- V ^., JDHN J. MtHEIG
Marckll, 1883.
riaiutitf i Attorney.
- T. .u, , ^
mchl5 Gw
Court of Cj)iuH»n
The credit system is like an evH In
jurious habit that makes its victim an
involuntary slave. The deeper lie gets
in the harder It is fr> get out. Many
of our people, as an exchange truly
says do not lay up something for bard
times aud <*H age because of thecredlt
system. Most men would shriuk back
at tbe thought of paying 18 per cent,
interest on money, and yet most of
these person® are paying from 30 to 00
per cent, on all they buy on a credit.
Such-a high rate does not grow in
lands of this section, amt It is simply
Mly to try it on any large amount.
Now the oely remedy we know u to
pay cash for what yougtt, and if yon
can’t pAy cash for all, cut your opera
tions down to a point where you can.
It is ear.ler to do when one has made
up his mind than, he has ever thought.
A amp wfH actually by surpt ised tn flui
8cmVEX, a colored dr-
rider fhiM Fairfield county, has been n^ 1
'** *“ '“ *a» of Mcho®, Wil-
outrage milicrs aud
tnrexr WI»en
on how little he can do, when he has to
pay out the shining sHvcr for everv
article be buys. Besides doing on has
■UCh a qptas will find out many now
ways of bringing a “little change’
The mosquito has six legs and oily
inou.ii Let us therefore be thank-
and outhing e
Y/itt:o« ; —Weil, C'jpiain Rice.lie gin a
treat—
Chops—This is intolerable. May. it
please tho court, I move pat the witness
he committed for u confqtnpl. Hcscenit'
to he ttifliog with the tnttHt.
Court—Witness, you aro'vbefore the
court of justice, and unless'you behave
youncif in n more becouiittg manner
you will l-e scut to jail, sojbevin and tcTi
tue wlmt yuu know about the fight at
Rice's.'" . . ’ L
Wi nc«v-Wtl» t gvntlemcn, Caphun
b4ce he gin a treat, and Cousin'Sally Dil
lard—
Court—(after deliberating'), Mr. At
torney, llte court is of an opinion that wc
may save time by letting the witness go
on in his own way. Ibotc'd Mr. Harris,
with yfijir story, but stick to the point,
-v J&itnes.t—Te>, gcntl 'nien. Well. Cap
tain Hk*e he-gnuLtreat, and Cousin Sal
ly Dillard she. c(mieovvF~ttro«r
and inked me ii tnv wife she moutu’tgo.
I'told Cousin Sally Di iard that my wife
stre Vfu phdrly, bein’ as bow alto had Uie
tlicumatics in Iter hip, and thebig swamp
was up. bowsoevetf^ as it was she, Cousin
Sully Dillard, my wife she mout go,—
Well then Cousin Sally Dillard thau axed
me if Moeo lie moutn’t go. I told Cottsiu
Sally Dillard as hew Moso was foreman
of the crap aud the crap it wa*s smartly
in the grass, but "howsoever, as it was
she, Cousia Sally Dillard, Mo>e he mout
gn, Fo they goes ou together, Moss,
T»y wife, and Cousin Sally Dillard, and
they comes to llte big swamp, and it was
up, as I was telliii* you ; but bein’ as how
there was a log across the big swamp,
Cousin Sally Dillard and Moso, like gen
teel folks, walked the 1 tg, but Q-y wife,
like a d imed lo>1, luistcd her coats and
waded through t
Ghopi—Heaven and eirth, this is too
bad: but go on.*
wit nets—Well/ flutl is all I know
The first snake story of the season
conics front »iltshury. N. C.. ami is to
tbe following purport; A colored girl of
that has never occurred to him before, .that locality who bad been jilted by bar
bo there la tbe douole benefit of buykig lovtr, killed a snake, ground it up and
jess, aud muklug more. made a. cake of It, iDtlob site gave her
i
tVrr to eat. The Make egg* (a his
tomuch batobed, and In afaevete fit
of cougblog a few days turo bp threw
ful tkatif ii tide* bUc lt ifocw’t kkk. up a sunha twvL'0 luebe*- bug;
'Lf' V
For Court Week.
Baker Whiskey, ^r, ...
'J ltistle D.-w Vt lii.sk»y.
Select Wines anJ Clioiee B^er f . ^
IWe MnuttfAtn Corf Whiskey,
linpoitcd ttiid Cailfarnlft BrAudits. '
Pure AppLeCider for Tewpcnte
TUv» Be-t > ijiwh h-b*1 -Tetawe-) in Town,—
You pnyyo.ir nrotiey nu-1 take your choice
All pnTuivrwArranicil tts represented.
beist x>Avrisa»
C'JCltT HOUSU SALOON
■wfctfSw
No!ice io l.eht irs and Creditors.
Smith 'tri» required tn make iuimedintc pay
m| , iit to the undersigned. And all peraous
holding claims against Mid estate will pre
vent tlunH duly at!wed to ' '''
• O. W. M. WILLIAMS, Executor,
inch 1 -tf, Itamberg, rt.‘ Cr
State of SnUrk 1 Cantina
JtarUjtMl Conirty. | J’leat. T'-— -*
Summons for Relief— Complaint Served
f rank Ayer, plaintiff,
—. ngkiiist -
Mary LncU Sam-i—dJwriwg P. Hnnea
Cdair Duncan. Klenor J. Rvan, Jeraldino
. B Ryan and Sophie B. Aldrich, Defeud.
The State of/Soulh Carolina,
Barnwell County.
In the Pro
bate Court.
Theodore E. Carnes, as Adminietratnf, hfthe
Baldwin, doetoectLl’kia.
flpninet-- —
Stephen Baldwin. John A. Burefcntyer and 0.
E. Steadman, Defendants.
Py virtue of an order...of lit j lion B T.
Rice. Probate Judge,Tendered in ’the. jihove
cuutled cause on the 1 th doy.of Kehruary,
A. Ik 1883) I will sell at Ihirntrek ( um t
llotise on Monday, the seemid dnv of April,
1883, it being adesday insr.td htorih, thefol
lowing described real estarfe-v f~ V”
litnd situ-
Al that lot, p eee or piiicei of.l
ate in .lie Town ot Blitckville Ntate aiul coun
ty aforcsal i, measuring one hundred and fif
ty feet front by one luu dri d and bfty feet in
-dotdWserrsf Wntids■>t,Xo*th W-lot wf el. iHeivf*--
East by Ifayne vtrcct, Sontli try :i lot ot tiie Leave B .nd*erj_
same estate and West by lot of Sitnoii Drown.
ALSO,
All that Itrt, pieet r br parcel of land situate
in said town, county and Suite! nW^wnnng
one liuii'lred feet front liy one hnndrcikaiuj
!-fifty fett m depth and bounded North by the
above described lot. East,by IloyfiF - !street,
[Sdnth by Deller street uud West -by lot of
Mrs. A, E. Morrison.
Terms cash. * Purchaser tn pay^fifr papers
^ B. T. RILE, Probate .lud|je. •
thlo td :
ants.
i
Assignee’s Sale-
At the Platform of (lie South Carolina Rail
way enmpa'ny.tll Htfe T5wiTorBTtickV|;fif'-Rr
t'.,on Saturday, tl|«3lst ofMat^h, I8f3. st
12 o’clock noon, we wilt sell at' phblic amC-
tioh all that lot of tand, with the two-story
At«re nud work ehnpwwd the hUeksnitth and
wheelwright'shop thereon, situated in said
town, in the county of Barnwell and State of
South Carolina, having a front of about nine
ty feet on Clark street and tunning back to
atLpthoP about eighty five feet and bounded
as follows: On the North by Pascal!!* street,
:n the South by the homestead lot of George
W. Price, on the East by the lot otlUc South-
Carolina Railway Compauy and on the B est
by Clark street.
Terms ef sat( : One-half cosh and baldncc
payable 1st of January, 1884^:WiUi id per
ceut. interest from day of aale, eetmred by
boiT3~i>f~pwTcVA»*r audjiioitgage of premises.
Purcliaser to pay for papers?^
II. BODENHOFF Assignee.
s JAMES THOMSON, .
- N v Creditor’s Agent,
mehW»-3t)r ~
To the Defcnd.inls, Mai y Lucia S.ims, Dar
ling !’. Duncan, St. (lair Duncan Elenor
J. Ryan, Jeraldiue B. Ryan aud Sophie B.
Aldrich : —
You are hereby summoned and required to
Answer the comp) tint in ihi* action, ufwhicV
atopy is filed in the office of iliAflork of tlie
Court of Common Picas for said County, and
to serve a copy of your answer t > tlrrsaid
eomplnint op the subscriber at ijis- eftite in
Barn well wit lira-twenty days aDor the ser.
vice Jiereof, exclusive of||ie ilay of such srr-
viec; and if.you fail to answer the cnmpl.imt
with the time hforesnid, the pin ntiff in this
ncrioh will apply to the t’mrrt lor the relief
deiiion IedL iu-tlreooiuplaint. ?
Diited February 8th. 1883.
ivB‘: li t noon,
xr''" Plaiiitiff s Attorney.
J. J BRABH AM, C. t) C. [ l s j—
.TojheTDefeodants, Mary Lucia Sams, Bar-
Hi g P. tHincAil, St t.lair, Duncan, and Jer-
ahline B. IIj’-jii, (known under the rffii.
gtiitts'name of Ma-laui Ignatiua):
A u will take notieejhal the complaint in
tliiatvuUiyii xvaS filcl in fffie nffiecof.lkeAletk
oftR^Court(•fConunun Plena firraid County
ou tho 8th day'of Febriwry, Ar D. 18a3.
' P B HAGOOBr .
; ~ Plain,iir> Altvmey. .
ftd>Tn.fwr : - ■ .
State of South CaroltuM | Court ot Common
Bar me ell County. | Bleat.
Summons for Relief—Compl tint Served.
George W. CJvvpzau ami Thomas L. <1mp-
mnn, doing bustuesa ttndsr tut firm name
of Chapmait Bros, Phtiuliffs,
ng.ttnst —
Minnie TT. riTttTt?(m. Dv fen da n I.
To the Defendant, Minnie W. Pinkham:
A'ou are hereby'summoned and required ttr
JtffttWer the c-miplaint inthLa-ctioaiid'whleb
♦ copy is filed in thfti'ftice of jhe Clerk of
the L'oun of Con mon Pleas for raid Comity,
and to serve ucopy ofyour answer to the said
complaint or. the subscriber nt his office in
Barnwell wtlhitt twenty days after C< e ser
vice hereof, exclusive of llte day of such ser-
vicc ; ami if you fail to answer rite com-
plaint w iihiuTiie time aforesaid the p'aintiffs
in. l his actioii-xtir qpfdy-1»
i elief detntVHdsfl in rturcmr
Dated February'1 Hih. A. D. 1883.
y y. B H A'Ktoirr^
'Plnintifl's Attorney.
J. J. BRABHAM, C. C. C. ft sj
To the Ifrfeiidant, Minnie VV. Pinkham - :—*“
Take notice that the complaint in tliis ac-
tion, tagrthcr w:th the stmintone, of which
tho foregoingds a copy, was fi ed this day in
the office of Clerk of Ceurtof Common Pleas
nt Bamw ell, iu said 8uit«-and County.
I_ P. B, HAGOOIL
; ■ ■Plaintiff s Attorney.
feh22 fiw ' - —.
Pcition io HjD’ H« m 'Ste^\p|naiSi.'d
. - 5) n Uct off.
N". 7 ha* connect ton from Soiitli CaroKsu iiailwsy
fro-n Augusta sOut .ill I/>ril Stations.
No. S connect* vrjtli Suitb Osmlina nallvray for
Cbirb-eoti, OlnniCii aiuI all jpolnt*’Essf.
On rourt da>'of rocli loonih n Sjss i.d Train will
I' jve riLcM illc atf |-a. M„ nsd Arrive at Barnwell at
7 r«a si . LX t : —
JE-fV A U.EN, a. 1* A T. Agent.
JOHN It. PECK, General Manager.
South Carolina liaihvay.
Commencing February 4 h 1833, trains
will fun aa IoJIutvs: ZH—-
.wWlf :a- ru a-w' SUt-t
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WEST.
tl'dty)
Leave rhir’estnn
Arrive nt Uraitchvtllo
Leave Bnmciix tile
(Daily, evcepl"
feui.dayao.
I.eave (•rrlimw'*
Le:tvc Lei *
Leave Biackville
l.p.Tire Ktkn
Leive Willi*t n
Arrive ut Augusta
Hr
8 3 ')Ta m
Lu.fo a m —'
lOfiOh m 5.5.5 am
JO.blt am,
lOIra a nt
11 .jT n in i> 24 a 111
It 28 a m b.37-a. m
11.38 am C. 'ffajn
11.45 a in C 55 n m
•Iff.O&R in 7.45 ajn
12 H p in 7.24 a tu
- 2.1*0 p m It.lA a
BAST.
[My]
t.ety* At^nsta
Leave Wiltistou
To ail whom +t may-emteern/ Take no-
Fee, tiiAt Elite t Harden and George M. Har
den, the widow nud child ol iloheit llorden
dec Mind, have nude applicatioiuby pctitiou
tirthr nirivrnignr Wn Master JT said county
to have the - family, homestead of the sard
Rotten Hardaii it thatima af hta dailh'apa,
praised ivud set off to them iiequr ting IO 1 law.
tV. GlL.MORE SIMtltj.
Alif-tcr in Kqidty.
mcli15 Iw
l,wirtrt:ikfl "
Leave Blnekyiile
I.eave Lees
Leave Grahams
Lg’ive I’.amlierg,
Leave Midway
Leave Hdisto
Ar. at !5tBo<X*41«
H.
Ntilice fo Dtfoors fjuI ITtd lors.
All permns indebted to the estate of Jtl.
VV hiitey v deceased ,aj5..r‘t l (| test ed in mirk'# Ti'iT-
ipediate paymen]io ■ hiTUt 1 derstgA.-d and all
person*tinldiifp cf*i 111 s against the *qid es-"
tatc w ill ]itesent them pr< 1,.eriy attc*t<"1 lif .
i 1A LE Y, v 4d«MU haaafog.,
nichb 4ir • ■ ~
ArplicAtlon For- Fin ;I ‘ljhich«rgf.
-'Notice is hereby given that the undersign
ed will apply to the ProbataJeulgc of Barn-
well comity on Endtir. dPH day of March,
V. D. v 183'-1, for.rt Find Dischnry* ns Gu*r
jjiih of-Laufd Lancaster. .Mary hiiey aii<i
CjMrt^siL-Uiiey.
/.!;22ytd H. 4V. HAW
KOTXGlj^ -
Orrinn or **oi >ty CO«xissioasits, t
Kt.r.C. H...S. C , March «. 18: 3. f
iiv*icr iahereby given that npetilioupray.
i'.'£ Mrrt the ueigiiLoritood t aid tiom l.oug
lira itch Church to lllaek-ville be muie-and
Jtchired n public rnad hitCwen preseiite*! to
I lie Based and .wti| lie grinted-^ri the .fir.it
f if Ma/ waaL iiwiesa satis'aetorT cause m't~~
the contrary shall. b« shown to the Board on
or be o a that data. t .
By ordarof the Board.
t,'. U liRQWNfXtVCIerk.
rnchS td >
.. .
yMaiWiitiuMm
NEWHOME
MftFfcptgec’8 Sale.
By virtue of a power contained In a certain
deed ot bargain nhd sale, commonly called a
niortgaga, executed an tho 9tli day of Febt u-
nry
Uriah
Register of MeMn><^anveya«ce# for Barnwell
county, State of South Carolina, in Book 4 R.
pagea 184, 185 ind 1*0, on the flih day of
Febntary, 1882, and by, the said Uriah Dunn
duly assigned to me, I will sell at Barnwell
C. H. on sales day is April, the same being
the first Monday and the 2nd day of the
mouth, all that plantation or t met of land sit
uated, lying and beiugin ibecoanty of Barn-
we'l in said State, containing ninety-two
acres, more or less, bounded on the North by
land of F.J. Sanders, 011 tho East by and qf
Judson Aaron, on the South by laud ot Eloise
Sanders and on the West by land of Mary
Sanders, toeatisfy tbe amount due upon the
security of t^e mortgaged promisas.
Terms of sale e:uh. Purchaserto
paper*.
State af South 'Carolina, I Court of Common'
J tarn well County. \ J’leas.
Jur ^loney Demand—C»ll
G. W. B, Halimatt and W. Il.llallraan,
—, Jl’.nintiff*,
■gainst.
J. F. Grandy and C. W. Grandy, Defendants,
To J. F. Grandy andC, VL Grandy, Defend,
ants in this action ;
You arc hereby Kntnmoned and require'!
SIMPLE
T^=
■Leave' Rrinchville
Ar atChirlciton
7.05 a in
5* 15 a bi
n~25 a in*
!L45 a-xn
8.52 a tn
lU 02 a in
10.13 n m-
l(t.2ft u m
10.80 a in
ID 4t>a m
10.5(1* m
1 00 pm
[Jla'ljr except
NUllJlIH;
4.80 p in
fi 17j. m
tl
Ml
ti.45 p in
ti .52 p m
ti 08 p m
7 13 p mi
7.28 p im
735. p ni
7 45 p tu
D.45 j. m
11. IW p in
COLUMBIA DIVISION-WEST.
Leave Hniiiclivitie
Art ite si C»"'d.‘ti
■Jtrriv^ at Columbia
Leave CMu'nhia
An iye at Cilinden
'Ar. At Rrauchvitlo
11.Otrn m
JO 12.p m
7.45 p m
4 42 p m 10 35 p m
i 41 01* n'm 0.5N p in
ti 45a m 4.30pm
10 37 n m 0.88 p to
EXPRESS 1 DAILY) WKSTL)
Leaye Charleston 1 0(tn ir.
I.cavt Bi-attclivillc 8 37 a m
t.cava B'n>ykville 4 45 a m
Ar. At Anguota 7.13 a in 5 ■ l
LXl’It JESS (DAILY 1 EAST)-- ~ '
Btv Wjpmtf ' ' '.'it)pm . a
Ac. i.t niaekTitla )i :;r. P s !
\r. at Braneliville 12.38* m -—'
Arrive at Chariestoa 8.1(1 a tu
•IVNNEOTKWes^-
Cotaftcaiai)* made at A ttgn*t a with Georgia
R. 1*. to and Irwoiall p ints H eat andSonth-
vve-ii, w ith Ihroligh Sleeper between Charlcs-
taM/aml AiUnia on Expre-a train.
Connections taaii: at Ckarieetau with North
EiMeru.lt. R.- for points North and with New
York Ft.‘Amen ou WednesdaysanfiSaimedaya
Caniicctiuns mado At Columbia with Co-
iumbiw And GveenriHe R.T. sod rh»rlnllo,
I'ohimbsA: nd Vngu-ta It. R. tn and tram nil
points ou both Kpad*.
Connections made At Clackville wuh Burn-
well R, R. * , ‘
D C. ALLEN, G. I>. AT Ac'.
J (HI N B. 1 ’ECK^Geucral MtnagAt.
AV 1L Ji IfLI.V
ATTOUXEV AT LAW,
\
Ii Ij A C f£ V X L.%, »t
, .• . V.
umptuess a specialty
H. C.
d c21-tf
GS^JLJBrown,
10
. A. D -1882, by Mrs. Oilvia 'Dunbar tn '. h * m ’ 7'"^
ah Dunn and rccurdetl in the oftice of the tH !C ® 0 'M r 0 “ 1 l,ur '
, ,, /, .. of Common rieas for the sauf county aud to
serve a copy of your answer on t he subscriber
at bis office, iu H’iliiston, South Carolina,
within twenty dtiys after tho service efthis
summons on you, exclusive of thc-day of tier
%ioe. . v \'
* If yon tail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will npply-l
to the Cottrl for judgment against you forthe
stun of Five Hundred Dollars, with interest
at the rate of seven per cent, per annum
from the first day of October, oneMhottsund
eight hundred and eighty-one aud casts.
Dated Marah 1st, A. 1). 1883.
U. L. JOHNSOU,
Plaintiff’> Attorney,
J J. BRABHAM.C. C. P. [fat]
To the Defendants, J. F. Grandy sad C. W.
Grandy: _
Take notice, that tire complaint in thiasc-
tion, together with the summons, of which
the fjregoing is a copy, was filed in tbe of
fice ef the Clerk ef the Court of Coninutn
Tbe Registratien Udokv will bo open at the Plots for said Coanly on tbe 1st day of
pay for ;
raehloMd
-k-
THOS, B. AYER, Asaignee.
Registration Notice-
0M
MACHIKE CO
CHICAGO, 04. ;
AN GC, MASS.
eounty seat oa tbe First Monday in each Match, A D.7883.
mouth until further iretioeia giren.
JSO. IT. UOLAI&'L buperviaor.
Uo21-t4 ..-w - u.tbJ Jw
T.
D L. JOHNSON,
1' aint .Ce Att^-y.
EW. Vogel,
BarnwellrS. G.
ikahV5*Cia.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Barnwell C- I I y (J.-
oc<2G ly
Alva Gage_& Go
PROPRIETORS OF THE
ChnrJeston lee House,
Market, Cor.Cliurelt Kt, Charleston, S. C
j? 7 ' " '■ ' cr- 1 ' '
Shipping, Steamboat, and Cilj Trudi
8up['ltid %
lee Packed for the Country
ualtv.- — ; -— —-
a Spc-
-fobl5-ljL
Cliarlestoni S C
Manufacturers of High Graile Pertilixeiv,’
Proprietor* of 1 he Cekbratcd Brands:
Ashepoo-Fertilizer,.
Ashepoo Aci*l Phosphate,
Eutaw FertIHz »r,
Eutaw Acid Phosphate
Carolina Phospbuto r
Piilmetto Add Phosphate.
Importers of Geunlns German Kslnlr,
direct from tho Mines.
Consult your Interest and buy the ■*
Mttko application to
P. W. Farrell & Co,. BlackvUle, 8. a
W. J. Martiu, BlackTllle, 8. C.
H. J. Brabham & Bro., Ban.Wr^, B. 0.
J. D. Copeland, Bamberg, S. 0.
8. J. Hartz 'g, Bamberg, 8. 0.
W. H. Kennedy, WHHston, 8. 0.
J. W. Crum, Grab lltns, 8. C.
Pitts & Gouge, Allsprtttie, a a
Ashepoo Phoephateflo.
BOBEHTSON, TA|
General Agrms, i
Bev24>ss
mBm
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