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1. It 4 . ' ' tot. Holmes Editor and Prnprit tor. a.1. '.L'I'L.L " im COUNTY OIRCUi.ATION THURSDAY. MARCH 20 ■WT" . J-ilf 1888. Li* <r'i*r” ffi Misgott ii renniun til - the Burvivons tkc ConWeiato Army living in tki* tianty «t the wninior meeting ofour Ag- HeallarJ Society. Court week will bo A proper time to inaugurate tlic move ment. Mi' ■' V' The Aiken Highland Park Hotel paid laat aeaspn seven per cent Interest on Its cost »md Henrcd twenty thousand dollars besides. Mtt. David Davis i* making a leis- iBwljr bridal tour. The peop’e of Char- teatou, Aiken, August* aud Ailnnta have been h nored by the prpsctioo of hiat^Tand his bride, and from his cor.- > ct i.cmmio bUfAii with pleasure. Good Prestdrnli<r timber log against her husotiDd. fit rather scarce In the Democnitic party and We opiue that ho who Ins been Vue President would like to ride into the t\ bite Housa on the Democratic cyclone (hat •* to come off next November yew. -■ 1 Seiutoii llAMPToN'stirin will expire on the 4th of March. 1883. and he .will retire permanently from public lifo. It strikes us that the man who succeeded him as Governor should succeed him a* Senator. Chief Justice Simpson would All the p’aee worthily. In the very bloom i f vigorous manhood gif ed with agmc?- ful presence, courtly manners, lirohsi energy, bnwd-guaged judgment, staiiTTess purity,and conspicuous ability he would Illustrate South Carolina as well snd no bly in that adguat position as iu nil the honored places alrerdy given by a grate- ful State te a faithful an 1 favored s>n. a ■ bum r. £m aiii.h. ■tfa. i" r^i , i • BT.iTg NEWS. There are clahteen ptleonefe, all ooj- ored.lo the Orangeburg j ill. The Florol Fair In tlbaflMtoti will open April 17th aud close April 80th. Beaufort ae&ds ns It a spring contrl- ballon to the penitentiary only Hvo convicts. ■ ' 7 At Orceovllle on Bunduy the ther- momeref fell to JM degrees and snow to the depth of 3 Inches. The colored schools In Farfleld oorfn- ty ara flouflHtdug, and a generous riv alry Is existing among them. Mr. A. F. Hrnoak, of .Orangoburff, wtlb*'turkey huntlirg some two weeks atro killed four large gobblers at one ihiia were released abd a[poared before Mnyor Riiett the nett mofolop, Gash being represented by Measfs. Hnyder and Willard. Gash and Herron Went each lined $20 for lltrhrlngand an addi tional tinn of $10 was Imposed on Cush for carrying concealed weapon**. From It 1* rnmrtred'that Mrs. Mlnhle D. Him*, wlfo of tbs Infamous Alkeir doc tor, has left the Str^e to avoid teslify- Blg hearted Toro Woodward, County Gbalrtnau of Falrfldd.gnvo «l)c defen dant IVroocrats his cneck fof three hundred and fifty dollars to pay their CXprogea la Oul umhlit. Gwr.*nibtapsob him necepted an in vitHtlott to oddrese the li ernry socie ties of the Universl'y of Alabama at iho nextnnnia! oorumencem-ut of that luatItuUpa in June. There are more building houses Ifo. Iny on n *w In Columbia than at any (tiBeeiuce 1805. WUhlu the past year real estate has a*lvaticed twenty five par oeut. iu some fooalitles In the city. A hnnilred and sixteop-survivors pf the 10 f h H. O. V. attended the reunion at Oreenvldo last Saturday. The reg- - 4ment entered the service with 000 men scarcely H-t hi id ofw T boin survived t hg .war...-.-. — this sentence be appealed, and Willard lined and .Snyder claimed that as a United Htatcs Marshal he had the right to bear arms and that they had instruct ed him to carry pistols fur bW own pro ' tm ' tectlon. Gash fitlly dcllled tills and they clalrffed then tnat euch instruc tlous were general. An luteresting case will grow out cf this occurrence as to the powers and privileges of tnarshuis and their superioiity over State and niunh-ipul laws. Cush was bound over by Ttlal Justice Marshall for trial at the next term of the Court of Sessions on the charge of carrying concealed weapon*, E. M. Drayton b* coming his surety. The officials The officials refused to return the pistols to tlte sou of the «uml hills and he went home, aco .mpauled by another deputy marshal and arjmed with a lot of warrants for the Demo crats of Chesterfield. AftergCttlDglo- to trouble Cash expressed regret for the attack on Mr. llerroo but his re pentance came too late. *5 Oca Supreme Court has just decided lire Ohif*' breach of promise /uvj ever brought befjre it. Miss Mary Rvlle June* of L'.nrcns was the f.iir aud sufferiiif; plaintiff aud Mr, K. (I. Fuller of the tame coffuiy the derelict defendant.— They became engaged af.er u court-.hip in which Mr. duller wkb the actor and anxhmi party, hut he delayed the com pletion of the contract ami finally refosed to perfect the proposed partnertlMp. M iss Jonss appealed to the ^r*ug arm of the law lor the redress of tbs wrongs done to - her affection!■ She estimated the dam age to her heart at ten thousand dollar* and the jury agreed with her and rend ered a verdict accordingly. Mr. Fuller differed with the jurymeo hi the estimate of the value of a woman’s h>vo and ap pealed tg iKa Snpreme Coart. Af.er a fall and patient liouring the verdict was austaiued and Mi. Fuller, who is a weal thy man. will have to pay dearly for the flirtation. His pockets will feel when his heart was rdnmuut Itnd he is fuller of grief than o^lovc. Hereafter ho will stay' hat of the qpurts of Hymen sad, law.— This decision U of special interest to the rising generation. If to heavy a pun ishment is inflicted on a man for failure to keep his troth wo would like for Brothers Sims of Oiangebwg end Me JSwecuy of Uiunpton to tell what should bo done to a woman who goes buck on hor suitor. Shall we ever have peace? Our people are growing restive under the cruel persecutions of the officials of the General Government. Every flection, no matter whether quiet or Mot my, is followed by a new and pitiless crusade against men, whoso only fault is their love for the soil that ga ve them birth and the civilisation that saves them and ul! they hold deal from the unspeakable hor rors of a perfect barbarism. It is n itu- rsl that many should grow reckless but toot iu tko nature of Carolinians to sur- against us are the long robed phurNees of the North, the social and political ou ts we of the South and their II nd and black followers, who adore their masters with a faith worthy of their ancestral tra ditions. The secret order, issued in the house of our fathers at Washington, is heard aud obeyed in the farms of Fair* ffehl and the cabins of Clarendon. Mr. Attorney General Brewster, sworn to Support the constitution and to mete out equal and exact justice to all men, Ororgf'towo’a. reeonl In »h«* criminal calendar Is good. J/mlge AMilch con gratulated the Qrnfid Jury Inst week upon the fact that there la lewe crime, particularly of an ntrodomnrtrnracter, in thla county than In auy other coun- ‘J lfi kho &.ate. • 81..<e the last term of Court three murder* have been committed in Or angeburg county. In every case the inuieUaet aud niurdertd were*colore«l m«ai. Northern pupera take thia kind of‘data to prova that the houthein wLtte people urd lasvh*a«. The Clarendon Democrats who were caviled * IT to Chmleaton ao hurth-dly were discharged after a hexiiug before Cqmrdlsalotier Gayer, who prutulaed to eonault the conveuiencr!*/f *.t|a defend- auta In other qj-ndtug cnaes by hoi Hi g hiaeouitut sotua i*lace nearer their hotnea. The Railroad ComtnUaloh Ima fer- ruulafed a inanttfry report wbteh rm ijefi quited to be ttmile bycach of the rallrcnola doing buaiueaa In the State, width will place thv Commldfiion in the poescaalon cf autheutio data upon which to Injae their relationa to the several roffTu and enable them to m< ve iutelligeutly along the line of the deli cate truata and dtitlej which the law haa Impoaed on litem Iu dealing with tbeae corjtonaions. Q..ly twooutof th« twenty-four Fiiir- y field Democrats were bouud—TiWf for irlal by OotumUslpner IkiUtkeit. They were Thotinm .-McGill ami James H* r- rou, who administered the hhtot iekick to Hendrix McLnue at \Viimab<*royt'Hr before laat. There waa no proof of **cotoaplraey” but the wituesBfM testi lied that ut the election M,Glll had a boar<l filled with nails ait.l perron a pocket kulTa with whk-h they flight- ened mauy Orcvnttockvrj. On the 19.h luat. William TxiZ’vant kjlled Frank Mitchell iu Otangebtirg cmmty by beating ide-br-ahta out with- a club. Jcalottsy waa the cause. Mitch ell had married a former sweetheart of Tn z vant aud the latter waylaid the former at Id* own gate, struck him a severe blow on tbe head ami then led hia dez*d victim to a bottbm where be completed the dime. buried the corps^ in a shallow grave where It wue round last Thursday. Tr< z-vaot waa -itrented and conferred hi* crime. The colored people werewUJt diflh'uitypre- v*-Ti»ed fVera lynching him while ho win* on hia way to the j »ll. _jVe are Informed that the bones of the negro man. Dave Oootr, who wail forcihly taken from the cuafody oft wo constablea by a body of masked men while being conveyed to the county j di iu Oumden last July, were found near the R -berteon roud, aboqt ijae miles from Oumden, last Thursday* ir. will he rememlert*d l*y matty that Dave Uncle ICeniun l*l»aritig. Uncle Remus walked iufdThe Cohsti- j tubon-odflcc wee nrorrmry rcTffiilly after nu absence of several days. Up seemed to be rather fagged out, sTfuTyerrherc was a huniorous twiukle in his eye. “I speck you all gentennen’s done got de notion clut I'm a mighty ku-eolccrcc tur,’ ho s-.id, chuokliug sliecpisWy.—- - •*il« lias boeu in more trouble,’’ said one of the young men to another, in a confidential toae, but loud enough for Uncle item us to lisa r. “If there's any trouble in Kultcn County the old wretch will shut hU eyes and walk right into it ‘ Truf*;, too !" cxclaiiucd Uuc'e Hem us with unction ; “dst’sthe Lord’s tud’e — Ia)ok lak I done got tet .dcm p infs whar ought ter s«; tie down cn do lak tV TO*fa nI Mon I^erd TOive* Uor. It is not to sweep the house, and i#*ke the bods, and daru the Socks, and cook &»urt of OtmmoM Plfttt. the meals, cluefty that a man wants with “ !r ‘ If this is all he wants hired scr- a wt f e. rants can do it cheaper tlmn n wire. If this U all, when a young man calls to see a lady, scud him into the pantry to taste the cakes uud bread she has made, send him to inspect the needlework in bid making, or put a broom into her hand nod send him to witueM its use, b'uch State of Son th Curoltutl, JJaritteell (Jaunty Copy Summons for belief—Complaint not Served. Jones H C. All, Flsintiff, •gainst . PHsctlla Smith, Defendant. To Prisefti* Smitli, the Defendnut in this no tion: “ You an*hereby summoned and required to nnwWer the complaint in this net 0 i, a copy qf which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Uni Dwell county, and to serve a thing* arc important, and the wise young copy of your answer on the subscriber at hie muu will quietly look after them. Rut what the true man most wants of a wife is companionship, sympathy and love, The way of lifo h is tiling dreary places in it, and man needs a compunion to go with him. As man is sometimes o"er- taken by misfortune, ho meets with fill, urc and defeat, trials and temptations be set him uud he needs uue to stand by him .J. J. UR \BFIAM, O. C. C. [t s.] and sympathize. lie has some stem bsit* t!cs to fight with poverty, with opcodes and with tin, aud he uecds u woman office, at Allendale, S. C., within twenty days nfterjjie serviceof this summon! on you, ex clusive of the day of service. If you fiiit toanswer this complaint within the tini. aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to thcCourt for tho teiief demanded iuthc com plaint. Dated Allendale, 8. C., March 8, A. D. 1883 A. It. CuNXtHt. rialniitf * Attorney. To the Defendant, I’riscillu ,Smjih : Take aotice, that the complaint, in thia ne linn wattled ill the office uf the Clerk in and police io Decors and Credliors. All persoas indebted to the estate of C. Smith are required to make immediate pay ment to the undersigned, and all persons holding clnims against said estats will pre sent them duly attes'ed to O. tt. M. WILLIAMS, ExcctUor, mchl-tf D.imherg, 8. C. Police lo Debtors and Uidtors. BARNWELL BittEfliD. AH persons indebted, to the estate of M. Whaley, dccoused, are req teated to make im- mediate payment *o ihe undersigned and all person* hoiiling cTsiins apiinst thif said es tate will present fheui ps*|,3i4y attested to J. J. WHALEY, AdiuicutratoV. nrch8 -Iw . * Pe:iiion to H.«ve Iluni stead Appraised i:o4 tet iff. tluit, while h« put* his arm around Iter f or, ha county of Uaruwell, iu said £taie, to- and feels that he has soinething to tight' 8 e, .*'® r . w * l k the summon*, of which »h-fore- (T,r, will help fight, who will put her lips ' “ uc C0 W‘ . on , . he . 1 - ,h ^ uf to his Car aud whisper words of counsel, and her baud to his heart tmd impart now imptrflipu; qfe— through sfatrin and through sunshine, conflipt and victory, through adverse and favorable winds—man uccd* a woman * love. The heartr vennts lttr k. A rts- ter’s abd a mothers love will hardly sup ply iho need. Yet many seek foriiuth- mg further than success iu tiuusework. Justly enough, half of these get nothing more. The cllior half, surprised above nicismc, obtain more than they sought. Their wives surprise them by bringing a nobler Idea of marrug.*, and discla-ing a treasury oi courage, sympathy atid love. Match, 18tiJ- mclil 5 ftw A. U CONNOR, I’tdtnlilTs Attorney. State "f South C,irnj CvUrt of Common JJamtrtU Count*/ ]| I’Uut. Itiimon Urowiy IMaintiff, n«t 8. L. lUu/trce, Defendant. To the Defondom!; 8. L. Ituuntt-.e.- Wu areJiM’eby sumMnned and rcqttirel to coni|duiut in this action, u copy of il in the office of the i^erk of the "inrnon Plans for the said county, a copy of y.itir answer tb the on the suliscri'fier at liia_office All (.f the apples tn Iowa have been ki!h-d by the hunt winter. folks, but the mo’ w’ct I try ter settle down de wti*s trouble I draps inter, d *116 g-t so I feared ter tu’u a cmndi-r, kasc l mos’ know old Satan done got *om« kinder trap set lor me. I’m mighty ku**'—mighty kti*c.” “We.I, what’s thedifficu'ty now? You loojt us if yvu htul just fought your way out of ontTof Fatnu's tVaps ” . ‘T dcs got cut tr bed, bless you !" There was a hint of boas fulness in the o'd man 3 tune. “I bin lujin' op 8anie y lak man in hospital, ett l bin Itadtno doc tor truck dan do law lows ; but spite er. dat I got mo* so’ place* ,i roun' tnunks my ribs den a man w’at bin run over wid de kyur+, I is, mon." * “Wel'i, wc might just ns yycll suspend operations and let him ted tt* all about it,” exclaimed tho police rep liter, fiiitg- mg down hr* penetr in despair. ••Nobody can pursue tho Ikeiarv calling is- the building where that old reprobate dor^ his talking.” li “T er day,’’ said Uncle Remus, ig- W. BLAN Y fjNr, -Ar^A ! T o 11 N E V -A. TEA YV, BlWVVrKIvU C. II,, N c. . > Prompt attentiun given to all business on- inis'cd to him. State of Sottlji , Carolina | Court of Commtn 11 uruntil 'ffuuhty. '"J - Meat. answer t which is Court of auil to ne said eonipf at Barnwell (Nil. within twenty days-irtUr the service hereof cxcltisivo of (he' daiLof sue!, service, and if you f.tH to Snswer the complaint within tho lime nforemi l, the plaiut’ff in this action will apply to the (’ou*'t for the relief demanded’ in Hie complajr.t. ’ Uaruwell, C. II., ». C.. March Hrb. 1883. JOHN J. M A HER, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendant, S. L. Rountree: — To all whom it may concern : Take no- t'ce, that Kin* Harden and (ieorpe M. Har den, the widow and child of Robert Harden, deceased, have inode application by petition lothe undersigned na .Master of said county tofiave tho family home-lead of Iho said Robert IIar 1-n at the lime of his dentil ape praised and set off to them according to law. W. iilLMORE SIMMS. Master in Equity. mchl5 4w NOTICE. s. T [ Onsml after Mo'fiar, F<bni*ry ftth, l(s8, trail will r’u .J fuff'S., till fer.la-r nut lev: (Datly— txc-pt Kuinl»y».| W KKT WA IT.3 >. WaT^ina 1! Mail ft Mail 7 Aco’nV. .A. M. I-. M. i’. M. * Lv Bln< kville 11.ft' «..V) nit ’?»♦ 7.1.1 M W«MKlwanrt4 to i7 12 *> 7.25 Ar barnwcll 1«.« 1- K) - 7.3ft — i__.i ipjato J JCAHTYV.VIII>., ST XTtONS. | 4 Mail IS Mail ■ t An-'m *' ’ ■' \ j l.v n»rnw*ll | A. to A. M. j V. ft*. 8.30 lO.M) 6,t* *• \\ iMtotwanl's ' 8 10 11.00 J f.-S-v “ A*hl.-I,rh d.r-0 11.1ft •.Oft Ar Bla -kvillc | ».I5 1 11.35 1 «sti Omc'E or Cootv GoaMtsaioNR**. BARXWKM.G. H., S. C., .March (i. 1883, Notice is hereby given that a petition pray ing that the neighborhood road Irom Long branch Church to DiackGHe be in-ide and declared a public road ha* been presented lo thn Bonn! and wilt bs gnnted on the firu d »y of .May next, unless aaiiii«wctory cause to the contrary shall he shown to thv Hoard on or be ore that dote. ^ I'y order of the Hoard. Q. M BROWNING, Clerk. , ' mchfi t<l For Court Week. A. 1>. Moore, a* Assignee of Win. Ji, Dan— ba^. Plait.tiff, against Eliiaheth M. Wilson and Anne E-Rountree, cspartners utfderthe tw-tu mime if Wilson & Rouutre,, Dafenda*ts; — Tjtbe Defendant, Mrs. Anne E. Rountree. You arc hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint inihis action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Cvujrt of Common Plea; for the said county, ana to serve a copy of your answer lo tti^ said com- plni'don the subscriber at his office.at i arn- eee vice hereof, exclusive of the day of Tmdfl eef-* vice noring the police reporter, “Mars John render the cause in which all their treas- , j ^ - . ; . , , . , Cook wh»ij till ty of Imviug Hticni|ite<t tores snd hope* arc onibaiked,, Axtuyeti « tratni crime in Uio upper imniou if: Csro'ina Pewocrats areguiltj beyond the shadow of a doubt and the colored preach er sod his previous flock swurtu io the eommixsioaer's office snd swcui that Mr. i Brewster Is right To them and to the Esaus among us the voice uf the Govern meat is more potent than the teachings of the Divine lawgiver. Its inspirations are snperior to their actual iutelligencj <mk1 they are mete puppets tn the hands of the vire pullers. But let patience luve iu perfect work. Time is s wcadciful phvstci-tn and the day dawn is nearing iSr- Bout hern men have died in the Al- hsoy peeitentisry sod at the Dry Tortu- tbe groat revolution that is to Uttfbdemption goes on bravely asaorts of our enemies of the early coi- s few brief of the govern meurwiil A upper portlou of thl* COUtoty laet July, having m;- knowledgvd i:i* guilt, ami while on his wuy to Camden in charge Of two ecu- Mtuoles. and when near Sunders Cteok. was seized by a body of masked' men who disappeared In the woods. Cook’s fate teems to have been wrapped in roystory until last Thursday, when a turpentine huud found » lot of human bonee, and upon fuMjiet search discov ered a hat, ahuam and some clothes, which wete identified asthose worn by Cook on the day he was tpkea from the dopetablee. A piece of rope was found under a tree near ny. and there can be no doubt that Cook was hanged the taen who took Uiut from eoeto- dy.—Kershaw Gmz tte. Mr. W. B. Cash of Chesterfield, the sou of his father, the duelist and de feated Independent candidate forCon- grees from the Sixth Disttict. went to Columbia last Tuesday wo k In search of notoriety which Ire speedily found. Filled as to his gigantic person with much whiskey and as to his |>ockets with two big pistol* he inaugurated a free lecture onrRctlou frauds iu the office of the Grand Central Hotel. His auditors ware tne persecuted Fa.t field Democrats who were standing their t relitnlnary examinations beroro Com- mlseioner Bauskt-ttoo the ohutgs of ItMkeitCfrfl conspiracy to prevent the exercise of the elective franchtae by euudry citi zens of African extraction. Mr. James Herron, an Irish man. from MoutlreiK feeble and fifty-seven years old, took tire conduct of Cosh and I amply compen- of the past sod 1 «s preserve lha elbow sod our an- I 6f Ik* pm. rather rough language followed. Her- roa’s fr’euds informed Cush that Htr- ron was under the influence of liquor and the proprietor n quested Cash to change his quarters. He started away te Otie ‘•snickered” aud Cash re- turaed.'reuewed the quarrel with Her ron, was called'* Uar sad retaliated by striklag the bid msa several seveic blows. Itey weir* separated, fi*ah tirewapfetol and exiled for another aotagooUf , and peace was not restored " * pod : I vs (ioUcetUAU captured holler me up ett say he want some grass fCrd sowed in do peach orchard.Ho Sty he want do groun’ broke up good, en den ho want de srods hoTri-red in. I ax ’im -wharb >ut« is I gwine ter git a ho.<*, en lie itpki ’low I better go burrer one, eu_ v iles I’m borryin’ do boss I bettor borrer de horror. I mck’t traipse over dat- neigh'-' hot hood plum l well dinner Utnc, en I ain’t git no hoss. Hi* man say he dene leant hi^’n out, anti t’er man say he blcedz tta-do some plow inUiisjeY. “ Hitaeby I. struck up wid Brer Plato, I did, cn lie say lio=4»a=miike out i’er ter loan me his lioss, ei’ 1’il take good care tin ’mi. Br.-r Pluto's ho-stlineez abut, on yet Mine lios* be ter dan no h* s*. So T tiietlui’cn I put de gear on, en I car ried ’im home en btufce up degnmir’ on hlinc do ho wuz dat ole boss moVcTight ’long. Alter ly;it de groun’ plowed CU|- horrer, cu I tin k'ulix Miss Sally ’bout it' kase Mars Joint done gone down town. Mias Sally she up’u saydey want no hor rors in her time, en site ’low I better git a blush CD drag It Cross do gmiTn' i n Jn lak folks done wo’n tti.k* Itad some tense, Wid dat I goes, I does, cu I cuts me down a good size tree, en drug S*r inter de btiek y ird. “Kver’body^ ” continufftl Uncle Remus, ‘‘tvuz teuniu ter der own business. Miss Salty, jshc uz dustin’ ’rouii* in de back po’ch whardey want no dus’, pn Sis Tcm- py, she ’uz chunkin' up chips ’rouu' jJe *i. Jt if y ou fa i I t o a ns wer tbvt cuai plain t wtihiu the tiaie *f‘roa-inl, the plaintiff in tltia action will apply to tlie t 'onu tor the re.iaf Ucimtnded in the onoplaint. - Dated, Hjrnwell 0. II., Mareli i'Jlh-1^3' . John j.’ maheu, . I’iaiiitiff’s Attorney. J.J BRUlliAM, C. (M’. [i. ej To the Defendant, Mrs. Anno E. Rountree Take notice that tli« verified complaint in this actioH. tnjceiiier with tno-’-^minnions ot tthich the tort-going is a copy, wa* tile<l iu the officeol the Clerk cf the l.'ourt of Com-, tpcii I’ieas for H irnwcH county nt liurnwoll C6in t It (.use in the enmity and St uto afore said on th« -?lh day_oLMarch, 188-t. U.o-nwoll C. 11., 8. C , Marih “titit. 1883. JOHN J. MAUEH. i’laiutitTs Atiorucy. tnch2H-rw ^ ia *« TQ KB^TT. Six nooms in the Rrown House. Apply to Il._ 11. EA8TEhLt.N0. , fet.22 If —• v . Wall Paper. -Fashionr.b’c Design* for Par'ors, Halls, rkiunburs, Ac. 8ninp!e* nnd prices trailed tie', 11. 11ARTHOLOAMK A CO. Msnufteturcrs, 128 k ISOWiil f8«l it. N. Y. meliS Uai ' ' ' Take notice, tliVt 'ITreconlqdniiit fn this ac tion (to B cther with the suti.mons, of wbich tl^he IbiTguing i- n copy) was filed-Ht the office of the t'lerk oft be Ct tin .of Coium.n t'lens nt llitritweli in Hie county id Darn well iu said Stnto on tile 14th day nf March,. 1883. | < JOH/i J. MAlJJEJt. T’Uiutjlt's Attorney, ifarch 14,188.T. .'-i - . mcf|15 Uw State of South Carolina, | Court rf Common 'Bamnell County. ! /’l+at. Charlrs Wciller nnd IstMc (!. Wciiler. copart ners tinier thu firm nnuis of Charles Weil- ler A Son, I'lnintiff's, agaiuet ] M. H. Rurckholler, J. fS. Rnrcklinlter and J. II. Hiircklialtor, Hie said M. It. burck- halter and the said J. 8. Uto-ckhnlter tntd- uigunder the tina aauto of Hurokhwitor4k- ■- di'n. Defcn danr*, Tin: ILikor Whiskey, 'Ihistie-Dew Whiskey, ^ Select Wines ni.di’lmie* Recr, l*ureAtohnCain Curt* 'Vh'lskey, I mported sn.l California Hrandic*-,-- J'ure AppleCider for Tcmpcnte folks, Tka. Boat < fgars nnd Tftliscotf iM.J own, You pay your moneiMahd take your choice A.! goods wairiiiirW a, represent ed. D A VI KS- COURT HOUSE SALOON mek.‘gg .".w . Assignee’s Sale- Ai lit# Platform of the ^ouiliUirolina Rail way t'oinpany, in the Towjt.of BUckvi^lo, IL- C,,.on Rsuirday, tno 31 at .fMmeh; IMfS. nt 12 o'clock noon, wo nHi sed at public nuc- Ajpn ail that lot of land, with the two-story slips.unit work simp nnd the blacksmith and wheelwright shop thereon, situated in said town, in the squoty.iif Darnweil and Slate of South G*'-dlnaAwing* fruut of shout nine ty feet i u Clark slfeev-mitl uitiiiing Imck to a deptli of about eighty fi'.^fcet and boundcrl as follows: On the North by i’ascallis slieet, 1 he >' stit t* t-y * tvi» Iwuie«t err W. t'ricu, on tiic East by the lot ot ] he, 8outh Bantweil ttiiilr .ail Trains connect with riotftli Cai olirm Kaitway Tr.ilss ns rollaa-s: No. 3 has cnnoectioii fioni Smth Carolina Itails n from Augusta and tssal 8t at ions West of MncLvi 1 1C*. 4 evaneets with S-mtli Carolina Kail s ay f< Charleston nnd f.Kul Stations ICast of Dlackvilleiiii Cohiniloa IlivUidn. Ro. ft lias ctoinecllon from 8omh Carolina it*tliri from Chjiri-'ston, Cofmithli, iHviMoii aud all las'; Mai i.j'ii K:o.t of Bku k wile. . —. . I No. filoniio ts »iih Soufli Csrcilini Knilway ft Aicysta anil las-al Slath.ns West sf XIj, I.rillr. NA. 7 has eunneeth'U from SouthCaroliaa Kail.a frost Amjii-ta and all 1/iral Stations. ■ — No S corinn-ts with South v aroliila Railway f< Charleston, Ct.lunilila and all points IktsL tin C'irrt dav_of eaih nioulha Sissiai Train wl leave r-laes ri/le at 7 A. If., asd arrive at Kainwrlt i 7.1ft A. M. I>. C. A U.K.'S*. O. I* A T. Ag-At. JOHN R. PKCK, tienohil Manager. Smith C«volina Itailuny CoBimeficinff Fehmury 4'h 1853, train will ran as ioliows: mn ej. 1 »• ■ AUOD3TA DIVISION.- VZ r- ■ ■ ' WEST. ~ - I t ‘i . - (Dailjr) (DifTy, rEcrj ^uHuar».j Leave CbrtVTvwton 8 3 i a m Arrive nt. Rraui-hville lt).4t> a ui Leave Itt-anrhYiile 10 ;»0 a m •>.55 a r Lea ve E-li-to 10.n!) a ui Leave Midway 10 Hi a in 0.17 a ti I.ea-ve ILiiuberg AJ. 17 am ft 24 a r Leave Graham* : “ 1 ; 11 2ft * in ft.37 a i Leave Levs 11.3H a iu ft. o.. J Leave Hlirckvi'U 11.4a a is ft fn a t lA:ave Elko nl'i ttfip m 7.l-'»n i l.e ive to i)li*t >n j2jr r , u 7 24 a » Arrive at Atigu*ia ■r 2.00 p at ILL) a-1 w EAST. ft [Dany] Leave Augnsfa I.e.ive vvilliston I<enye Etko l^ave RlnckviHe tTvnve Lees Leave tir.-ilinms •V 7 O-o a m ft lo a iu P 2 *> a m i - I*.4n a in tt.f>2 a in 10 02 a m 8. RuicLhalter, M.R. Rurckhaltcr and J. II. HurckhalU-r, Dcfeudaiits ia thia nc- t Uni > You are hereby aiiinitioned nnd required to nnvwer tlie coin|d.iiiit iu liiia action, which i< tiled in the offic-nf *lie Clerk ef the (,’oiirt of Cotutnon I’loaii for Ilic raid countr, and lo serve a copy of your kfiswer on the vulwcrih er nt his uffic-, iu Ikiri-aell. within twci.ty day* after the service of t his aiunnions on you, exc’u.-iveof tlie d iy of service. If you fail toHiiswcr this complaint within the lime afoicanid, tlie plaiiitift wilt apply to J the Court for the icli«rdeuianded itflliecuni. plaint. — , Doted 12tii Mac h,-1R8:’. *-. rf ' ’’Konr. Aldrich. 1_ ■ '’laintMrs At.'orney,. J. J. RRACI1AM, C. P. jj.*-) To the Defendant*, J. H. Burcklialtcr and M. R. Ihirokhalter.* . ^ on will please take notice that the com- 7]daiv| in rtri* action was filed in the cffleo'ST tlie Clerk nf t|ie Court Of' Cuuimou Picas f r said county on the PJth d if.uf M-jrtdr, 188:5. HURT. ALDRICH Carolina.iUt lwayToiapaby nnd on iht to e-k by f.lai t St reef. ■ fern: t nf sate: fHTe-ha’f fish nnd tril.viice payable l‘t of January 1884, .with lo per centalu -ere.-r front day-of sa>, sevurcit i*y Ijolid'i-t j*urc'.ii*er and mort gage uf premises. 1'uiciiu-a.i to pay fur paper*. it . LUBES lit IFF Assignee. JAMES THUM8UN, Cred.tor’s Agent. mchlVftw , Order Sale- mcUS-f.w PiaintiiTs Atlorney. Central «ROAl> KTRIS'KT. \ AtJ®Dt«TA. GA MES. W. M. THOMAS, Centrally iocateJ, convonicul to busi- nesa. . _ mv20 if wa.-li pot en singiu’ one ct-xlcm ar tliutKs.—I stop de ifois ut tic back steps ,c. BART, : ‘ ii. smirz. O- BA RT & CO. I - m m i o rt a S3 C f'er ter ax Miss guipp' 0 ‘' n f l | '* !b*B( dat time dat ar iiiggor ’omun Wat m^saup- de w’ue folks vittlc’s ler m start ter fling de dish Wa»er out tie wimlor, cs' do Tati come wid it—Ifa-rbliuii ly blac—blam !’’ “ What then T" uuo of the young men asked, as Uncle Keinu* paused. “Ueutei mens, you ou^hter des seed dut ole blinc boss, lie sorter squat, en den be lipped up iu do u’r cjt uutully tuck wings. De f.:ss pass he make he fling me plum thoo Miss Sully honeysuckle tree. Den he run over de wash pot en within two kuockpSi* Tempy down cu drug dat big brcsfi ’crosst ’er. Let ’loqe dat,” coutiu- uad Utade Uetmrr, ^pcating tu -iT suB^ dued, confidoutial t me ; 'Met ’lone dat, ho drug dut big bresh ’chiSit Sis Tempy de wfoq£ way. Gente^iens dou’t ta'k ! I heur Ms Toirpy uroanrn’ ’bout some i py gtoantn kiudoiyhtiffucs* iu de jims, but do way she shuck dem shins in de a’r wai scati’- lou*. Mo’ spcshtully w’en dc bilin wa. ter fum de woshpot run under er. She des fecht one squall en riz f’rutu Jar, cu made for de house, en w'en she riz look lak all ’er cloze biu cut bobtail.’’ I .“Whalbecame of the home?” “iShoo! dat Itoss gallop off iu de plow ed groun’ en fall down, eu lime 1 git whar he is, ho done luyl a nap. JIo des lay dar des ex cu'm < z a dead pig in dc sunshine. W’at I lak ter know is disit yer: Ef dat ar boss is Mine, how kin he see for ter run ’civas Sie Tempy T Now dat w’at I lak ter know. “Fis Tempy done scut me wud,” said Uncle Remus, looking seriojs, “dat Til be s lots older man dun w’at I is fo’ I gits bar Uurgivtuux, eu I speck dak’s ao, -km* dese yer old-time niggers is s heap mo’ rervigus da* w’at dey wuz fo* do war. I'm gwineter give Ss Tempy de big road. You yeard ray lio'u!” has acoastituUooai provia- ioo that ifffltWiujwabaU mMve tinii Iky " * iS&aT* liepoKtrs-nnti AV jatesnle Dealers in FOREIGN AND DO.M KMDJ FRUIT the I.tne ufor.aai.l. the plaintiffs will apply to thiFL'iiurt for jinijinuMit agsinst yon for the • v> g* B C o 'Hw a 2 S 1 i 4> a « .2 I»» ■ CJ p J £ cL -o «* ei i u a oee.Sooi’o eip-IC-C-OC-O 55, 57 & Market bt. Charleston, S. C. I*. O. Uox 170. -- rv. no>2-ffm A HUME IN WlLLLSTOiV venuula, and four i-woms. mi-antes walk of the post- office anJ depot. On the lot, which contain* over an nerr, there is a good twe-story woml willisiou tntMrtackgaiiti gfihp..80X?n feetr deeervedly enjoy* tho reputation of having belter health, school*, society and or der than any other town in the cD«nty and now is the time to get n p easaut home there. For prices-initi furl tier particulars pddress R. T. MATTHEWS, Willistou. 8. C. r mch8 tf Wedding Gifts ALLANS. Kint* ’Wntcliew. Aurrlcau and Swim, of the Istert ntylos. Xtich Of New and 1J rani Hi'-tuiT* awl Ks^uUUa I — ■ man*bip. Nt-rltnu Hilverwar*. In Fmh um! Rceutiriil P: » erns, e«ticciaMy adapted for Wedding Preaenta. ... , „ - Tfa’flpt*, Waiters lee Pttehers, Batter Idabea, Cupa Ootdoks Sjiwia*. Forks ef bent <|u*Uiy, etc. Ohoicv IPancy UoodM. French and Amerleau Ctweka, Fine Table Cutlery, 8cn *oIm4 <*tc. WntriM-o and Jtwretry Cnrefultv Repaired. Thn Beat toooda ni the Lownd Pricea. JIAMBM ALI-AI*, 807 King 8t., CWiwtNt, fi, C. Stele of South Gnotiui, j Court nf Common Jlarnettll County. | 1‘i^oe. 8uiiio>ciis for Money Demand—Complaint tiftt ^ ed. . 0. W. B. Hall man ami If. II. IUHimb, — 1* niutifl-, ^.1; . * igaomt- .1. F. (iromly and ('. \V. Crandy, Defendants, To J. F. Grundy and C. Vi'. Clrandy, Defend, aut* in ihi* action : You are hercliy.-iHumoned and required to answet Hie eotiipliviui in this nctrmi, which tritrettnr of Conuuou Pleas for tlie said county, aud io serve a copy of yohr answer on the iti5*i : f7t>e'l- at hi* otSce, iu NtiliUlon. 8outh—Unroftwa, within twenty days after the xervteo cj.tlii* suminufiTdnry'ou, exclusive of the-diiy of saw Vico. llyou'lail tonntwertkis complaint within The Slate of South Carolins, I It: the H’ro- Diunwe.l t’oiiaty. | bate l i.ni t Tti-odProK. Uar-he*.a? .VImini*:mb r.-of t'xe e*tato of D. P. Bahlwiir, deceased, plain, tiff, • * agninftt — 1 Stnplieu R.itdw in^Joliit-ArJtm ckmyer and ft,. - _ _B. 81 etui man. Defendant*, .—-=»=. . Py virtue of an order of (Ht ilon^ R. T. Rice. I’roh.ate Jud^e, rendered in the'above eniiile.l'cnuse on the 1 lb day of FeLroary, A. P. 188-':, I will . ell at P.:>riiwcll GntuT House -an Monday, the m'otid day of April, 1888^1* be'mz * )e*>lKy in snhi tuoltlh. Hie fot lowtivj dfseribed real estate: All that lot. p'cec or parcel of land situ ate in iheTown of Riackriilc Slate and enmi ty aforesaid, nieasnriny one hundred and fif ty IVc. front by one liundr* tfaud fifty feet in depth nnifboumUd North by IntufO. Dythe*. East by Hay sc virect. South by a h>t nf the same estate and West by lot of SiuM>n Drown. ALSO, - - leave Midway. Leave Edistn \r-ai nrn icliville Leave Granchville Ar at Uh.ipie*tiui lO.Stta in 10 4()a m lO.'.Oa m -4 OQj> at UOLU.wAbtblVlSlOK - R EST. (Daily. ExcV}4SutiUay.) ilhiilr eveef -imdarajl 4.:u)pi ti.l7 p l t5.2.’’i p i 3.4.7 p i StfiS-p i U.t’n p i 7 1-V p t r 2-5 p r 7:l'i. p i 7.4.'» p i V 4 -'» p i IL.'Wp i I.eave.Rtnnchville A rnre ri ('am d .-n An ive at Coluuibia Leatj UoltrnW.-i Arrive at ('avwdrti Ar. ai It nu cl Title All that lot, piece or parcel of land situate -fn said town, county and Elate, ineasurnif: one hundred feet fruit by one huudied and fifty'itet in dept ft and )mn,nded Norih by the ntiove dcscrit*ed lot. East by Hnyuo 'street. South by Dexter street aud West by lot of Mr-*. A. E. Morriso*. •. ■ t Teviiia.otMh• Purehauer In pny for papers mchlo td B_.T. IMGE, Probate Judj^^. 11 Tfit a in 7.4.7 p i 10 y p 4 -Pi p .m 10 >ki p i 8.00 a tn 0.78 p t> 4.Va m 4.bop t 10 37 * tu U7J8 p I EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST ) Leave Charles-tmt U 1 00 a •* Lear-BmnrhvHls 3 37 a m ' _ i.eavc Itlackville / —4-47 a nt Ar. ut iVytjrii*nr~ ^7.13 a ta .EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST ) - I Leave ' n^neta . .tM.*U p m - z —. I Ar at P.lackville II.SO p ut Ar. -t IJtT.nchriile. — 12.38a in Arrivvat Ub.-irlevtnn 3.10 .t ia' t^con n Efrr ions. ” Cenmeetiiin* made at .An;fn*ia will. Oeorgi R K. to aiyl. fr unall p ints to'c*t and Som Rt west, with through,Sleeper bet wfen Chart** ion and Atlanta on Express train; t’onrrciL»ti* math afVffiat le*ii,n with Non Ea-tern H. R. for poiuts N.>ri)i and with Ns: York tM.-amer* on to'cJnesday* and 8al u>d:iy Uaunectioitn made at Columbia with Cu Inrnbia nnd Greeuville K. R. and ( hurlott* Colnwhia ud \ugn-ta R. K. to aud from ■( pstltisoB both Rond*. *" t'nnneciiuu* made at Blackville with 1 weft It. It. ’ ■ —— D C. ALLEN. 0. P. A T Act. 1 JDTlN B. I’Ei'E, ficueiul Managet. (7111 (M 4 w it. AjrniivKr- it law, II LA D Iv V I LjL. 1 , H. C. Promptu^es a spec ialty dtc21.»f sum of Five Hundred Dollar*, with it.lerest ut Hie rate cf seven per cent, per annum ft-otii the first day of October, one thouvnd eight hundred aud cighty-one and costs. I off T for *alc my honse and lot In Willis- ton. The Atfuae is a pretty, »<cl. finished together with The summons, of which Dated AI arch let, A. D. 1883. IE L. JOHNSON. Plaintiff* Attorney. J. J. BRABHAM, C. (’. P. [L. * ] To the DeftudantsT^. F- Grandy and C. W. l|lto*(|H-— —e- Titke notice, that the complaint fn (ittane* the f;t*going ip's copy, was filed in the of-, fisc of the Clerk of the.Court of Common Plea* for said County on the l»i day of Mtuck. A D. I8aj. II. L JOHNSON, I’.uiuliff’s Attorney. mch8 Cw Mortgagees Sale. Ry virtue of a power c ^ttnined in a certain deed of bargain and sale, commonly called a mortgage, executed on the Oth day of Fcbru. ary, A. D 1882, by Mrs. Olivia Dunbar to Uriah Dunn nnd recorded in the office of the Register of Mtn-tic Conveyances lor Darn well county. State of Snuih Carolina, in Rook 4 U. page* 18-i, IB-'wtud 1'6, on the Oih day of February. 1882, and bythesaid Uriah Dunn duty assigned to me, I will aeti at Barnwell C. H. on sn'esday in April, the tamo being the first Monday and the 2nd day of the mouth, n'11 that plantation or tract of land sit uated, lying and being in the county of Uni n- we’l in said State, containing ttinety-i wo acre*, more or less, bounded on the North by land of F. J. Sanders, on the East by and of Judson Aaron, on the South by laud ol Eloiee rs and on the West by land of Mary Sander*, to satisfy the amount due open the security of the mortgaged premise*. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for Jos. J. Brpwn, ATTOEKSY AT £ vW Barnwell C* 3rl* H 'v'">ict'Jff.ly, • ' '• N Alva Gage & Co * ^ mOt'RfETORS OF THE Charleston Ice House, Market, Cor.Clturclt St, Charltskoa, S. ( Steamboat, and City Tradi Shipping, StippIL d. lee Racked for tbe Country * Ppc ettohy. febl 5-ly Charleston^ 8 C 110 WE CO GUARC-MW 'll i papers, rachlo'td * THOS. R. AYER. As^gnee. Registration Notice- ’The Registration Book; will be op«n at the rouaty seat on Ike First Mondty ia each! mtNUb until farther aotkeUglvrn. . JNO. W. IltlMES, Hopcrvisor. ’ WmBm*. ... I E. W. Vogel, BarirvgeU* S. C. Ylanufiicturer* of High Grade Pertiliztr* Propneiurs ol thcOeLbidted Braads: Auhepoo Frrtillz^', Artbrpoo Acid Pboepliate, E itaw Ferfliixier, Eufaw Acid PboaphatK, Carolina Phosphate, Palmetto. Add Phosphate. Importer* of Genuine German Kalulr, direct from tho Mine*. Consult your intcreat and buy goods. Make application to P. VV. Farrell A Co., Blackville,| W. J. Martttt, Bfaekville, 8. OL H. J. Brabham & Bro., BtoUikerg, 8.0. J- D. CopWaud, Bacbberg, 8. C. 8. J. Hariz vp, Bamberr, 8. C. W. H. KennHy, WillUtoo, H C, J. W. Crum, Grahams, 8. C. Fitts & Gouge, Allendale, 8. 0. Aehrpoo Pbocphale Oo. BOBEKTSON, TAYLOR & CQ» G*neral Agtaos, Cbaxksw*, & G, MvS-fim :4 -^: -v. i.*' f-i ■