The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 03, 1883, Image 2
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, STATE KEWS.
Thfrp nre 106 ronvicfn now
THURSDAY, MAY 3 18H3
W. lUmes Editor and Proprietor.
COONH
OIRCULATiON
WK have been requested bj-tuvenU
gentlemen to *sgRP»t to the several
ehnrehes in tl»e c luuty tho propriety of
faking up collections on next Sunday for
iVe benefit of tb« sufferers by the recent
rye’one. The suggestion commends itself
V to all grod people and needs no cxhorln-
tlnn fj-otn ns. Wc hope for p gencrul tuid
generous response. (
PuoU -imny gentlemen who have pnss-
r . fd ovor the track of the recent storm wc
i lenrn thnt its ravaget are even greater
<V«y were first rci)ortcd to be. In
ndditWMo the destruction of farm build-
’ lugs add pasture f< uc's mid the loss of
p’othiog, furniture and provisions, many
fields have been so covereil with pros-
Irate trees that they cannot possibly be
cleared and cultivated this year. The
hcalrLinds nre in this condition and un
der no ctreuinstances can a full crop be
intjdc in the track of the tornado, (’apt.
If J. Croft add Mr. Hurt gave us on
~M'»nday ft graphic description of its
CO' ^»e. Since the storm they Imre been
luously at work in helping their tin
•f Aate neighbors to repa'r and rebuild
fi'dwellings. They cstiuinte the loss-
£ follows: Mr. II. IT. Ha good's at
■left; every house on his place wns
down. Mr. \V. T. Still’s loas ?2 -
«« all the houses on Ms place were
down, a mule killed and a child
^ a .ly bruised. Mr. Nick Still's loss
at t f
adriO. The roof of his dwelling was
J™? 1 off and all other huildinge do-
pl»< l," Mr. Elias .Stib’s loss fill,000.
”^1 chimneys of ins dwelling were
down and every other building do
to i j. Mr. Birney Illsck, liv'ng on
|fflacs, was badly hurt and jput about
>00 worth of property. Jutlson Still,
1, M»st every building on his pluee and
bedding nnd furniture. Loss SI,
000. Tobias Still hut stables and barn
th 8-00. Tobias Creech was b d’y
a Uu^i l us,, ? 100. M. V. B. Sanders, l>ss
GO, ttUbulldings blown down. lien,
utto, loss $3,000, nine buildings
down imd the roofs blown off six
, including hU dwelling house - —
»} W. Morris, loss $1,200, every
i koe blawn do\t’n. Frank Morris loss
i Of), all houses blown ‘down. James
r^ris, loss $330, till houses blown down,
ii, Klixiboth Sani’e^s, loss $1,^0, cv-
house "except dwelling sud two small
nt houses blown down. J. B. Zorn.
$1 .000,• mill blown down and otherj -
{ | »u'dings damaged. C^pt. J. W. Lan*
>t«r, latss 8')00. Lnadun Ilu tzdg, loss
dwelling houfc blown d)wn. The
t/^rin follbwcd the Charleston road for
**en miles ciist of Ilagood’s mill and is
. completely blocked with fallen timber
Id take at least thirty handy,a
jdajr to clear a mile of it.
We nre authoriiod to say that CapH
jj. W. I>aneastcr, II. J. Croft and O. M.
' Browning will grutefully tecrivc and ju
diciously distribute any Contributions if
any cha.ac'or among the sufforers.
Y
Thus Tornado Skas^n.—K insaa an-L
n**Arl,y all the Swteu east and amub t.f
have been Visited by tornadooH, and
"the chat cos are that rhe number of ey-
idoses will be large Ilia year. The
Ainerlcrn cyclone a'moat invariably
tnores from west to east. It. Is bred
out on the vast plains as a rule, but
tbr fnwa that govern i's movemenrs
ffbm Its birthplace to the broad boeoui
o^tlte Atlantic are not known accu
rately, tf at all. And yet the subject
has beep carefully s!udieuyand the tec
HjL^LCGO-tornailoes coveting. 100 ye:nn
Ss we»« the government papers. Tide
— Down shows that the tornado season
M April urnl lasts until Oct otter,
^ibe 600 torntHncs that the govern-
(ffent has knowledge of, 97 occurred in
'Af>rH. 81 in May, 112 in Jun«, 99 In Ju-
MrfT In August and 50 in September,
^pfcfes, Mlssouil, Iowa, Illinois and
jtorgfa are great su(T- rers from cy-
l pnes, Kanaas leading all tho rest,
' -i r ng had up to 1832 no li es than G2
destructive tornadoes.
1
y Okcm.vn Carp,~Parties desirlt^g (o
procure carp for their ponds at the
ext regular distribution, which will be
nade by the FUh Commissioner in No-
vwtnber 4io«i-j>ecember next, are rs-
-ineate.l to send In their names an 1
•uatL-Oceaddress,andhcHtjppjjrd with
he necessary blank to (lie in regular
order. AH necessary ir.strpclionH b.r
llilng upare printed on Mask. All up-
plications should be In by the 1st of
i He|**ember, in order that theuecesssry
| duriiber of fish may- be procured to
| meet the d man.d. j^ach appiieant will
ba duly uotltled by mail ot otherwise
aeveral days before tho fish tiro ablp-
YM- They will be sent by Express to
oeareat Express offlue, nod ct'st of
^bucket and t rausportatlon collected. -
All that have ponds In course of oon-
or crmtetDpItttp building
outing the sumoiei. should file
Witloa at bore. Hmall ponds
ere, with water between 70
vs F., well slocked with
phtnte, and from 3 to D-fPvt
are brat suited for procmlng if
aft In carp culture. After the first
r the fish spawn, when tho jo .ng,
or-fonr months old can"b- re-
to larger atid more extensive
where they may And itcher
grounds. For blank appiica-
foos ad trsse C. J. Htwke, Supetinten-
t of Fish and Fisheries, (Jkdunibla^
scutcneo in thu Btnto pen
f
nin a life
tcmiary. ;
T«fl whltn n.iptlstH of South Caroli
na have G40 churches an4 i>Mr?ll2com*
munlcaUiH, and the Poldred Baptists
qumber 90JKJU number a:
Two polygamous Mormon missiona
ries pa»riM,i ihrough tho Clay flitl sec
tion of York county, on lust Friday
night en routs to FurteMlH.
Tho only son of J.ihn N. Wigfall, the
South Carolina Bdlway agctit ht Al-
k^n, fell Into a cl-tern at h[s ntthei’s
home last Wcdneed »v and was drown
ed, He was betwo -u 8 and 9 years old.
Sheriff WlUon died at his home in
Be lufurt hi-t, Hatunlay week He lias
been In wretched health .a longtime,
and his death was not tmexpieteU. H«
made mi cxcellet.t ( ffiel il, and bad ma
ny friends outside of the B-jiubllcan
party. — TV —~
A company of men have gone to work
to clean out the dream of tiro, Ellsto,
It. Is not known bow far flu ir work will
• xtend, but they Intend to make it nav-
Ijal'le^as far as possible. They ate
cleat log the K>gs and slumps as they
8°-
Senator Butb r bes lately received' a
letter from Mr. Hein field, fltmneial
agent of tfri*Carolina,Cumberland(}sp
and Chicago Batlroatl, now In Europe,
in which Mr. Scliolleld eay^ be bus se.
cured moiu'y enough to build the road
from A Ikon to Pickens C. II., but tb.nir- d bJ’ rt “ , " 1 80 Pvter took pby on him
before W >rk Is Wgnn be must baVe
tnotny enough to cnmpletw ibn entfre
line. ~ Tills fie bus no doubt of being
able to get.
NATIOAAL Mrt'HS.
The hog cholera Is doing much dam
age Id parts cf Yirglnly,
Near Cbarlottcvllle. V i. a Jersey red
$189 5t).
boar and sow sold for
I,"prosy caused sixteen deaths in the
Untied ytales In tho or ns is year.
Oeii. W. M. Browne, a member of tho
staff of ex President Davis, is dead.
Wlllletn Pack, for beating his wife,
received twenty lashes at the whipping
post In AmiapMD, MJ., Thursday.
R. B. Hayes fa an applicant. r ur the
poslilun of postmaster Of Ffrfnont,
Ohio, tho place pacing $2 500 a year.
Divld Davis, when last heard from,
was at a horse race In California. 1 bis
Is a bad- st#rt^for » yotmgtnarried
man. —
In Atlanta there nro 86 ealoons, and
Mayor English esibuates the ntiiouut
spent in them as nearly as great as
that spent for food. *
Governor Boynton of Georgia, was
married on Monday evening to Mi s
Susie T. Harris, « petite t)tonrtt»;""wrth
blue eyes atnl light,,hair and who
weighs just a hundred pounds.
-A burglar in Richmond, Va.,recently
entered a room occupied by M+sh
Hampton, daughter or Senator Hamp
ton, luit missed her valuable itiamdndH
oeeause they bad been left out of tUeir
pi oper pbtOH and put in. an old cigar
box on the bureau.
Tho latest report received from the
sections of MlesDsippi ’ visited by
the cyclone last yimday week Vhow
that * Ighty tbr^o persons were killed,
and about three itundre I woundod--
tnauy dangerously. The joss of prop.-
'eiVyla ittipfecedented,
H. C. Harris, of Fort Valley, Geor
gia, owner of tho patent of the D>w
Law'Cotton Planter, Is paid -by the
Avorys of L uilsvllle, Ky., as royalty
fiomSOOOOto $11900 a year.- He is
only 30 yeais of. ago and loight ti e
pat-ni at an execution sale wiien he
was without tnoutis or opportunity
Jeff Davis is said to I e failing
fast of bra—Liis hair is
and lie has the appearaucuu
wan, bent old man. His wife, however,
Is a fat, hale, heatty lady, who watch
es over him like Hie would a child.—
When out drivli g ahe^iaiidles the rib
buns, wh'lo he eits with (trooping head,
scarcely noticing anything unless hjs
attention is called to.it.
.
The larfewt sllkiwtor *ver cAught in
A«8r u '* , *- 0 h Monday.
Will feet Umg, Weigh* 549 pounds,
sfvUpKJW • few (J .ye in Augwsta wilt go
- IfcjiDUtJ}’* show.
Miss K ite K me, the fo nalelawyer f n
Milwi.ukeo who threw a glues < f water
|i to the face of a Judge whom she
thought did not show her deTett-nce
enough, and went to Jail "ratio r than
pay the flue of $50 that wns imposed
upon her by the outraged minister of
justice, is evidently made of stern stuff
*T shall stay here ten years before 1
will pay that flue or allow any one else
to p>tydt,”vatff Ftrp-trrn reporter who
visited her in the prl-on, and theiv
with a tDUeh of iion-e( quueiousue.-h
distinctly twminlne, remarked that she
should s-m I for her wrap and slippers
t.ind bo ne reading matter ai d nwke
liereeifas comfortable as pos tble.—
The justice is now doubtless trerabflhg
vioh^itly In \ lew of these determined
prvpn rations for a long imprisonment.
Ou last Bunday night some fime be
tween twelve and two o’clock, in Hard
coU'.ty, Georgia, on Hillubaiistebee
creek, l.nppennl a teirit'le and dis
tressing calamity, Mr. B. J. Roop, who
was living on the property d7 his fatli-
er-in law, had erected his dwelling and
store house jest below the mill dam be,
tween the i see and thecivek. His fam
ily consisted of a wife and three xth 11-
dten, oho an infant, together with a lit
tle negro girl acting as muse. M - ,
Thomas Hoop was spending the nlgin
wgh his brother. In the small lipurs
of the night they wertw trfcused tip the ’
midnight storm and the vivid fDsii of
lightniuR made them conscious of the
danger that surrounded them, ai d the
water was already several Inches deep
In the dwelling and-stere louse, nod
rising at a fearful rate. Mr. B. J. Hoop
t 11 tils brother to take care of himself
add.he would tty and save bis family.
He'then hurried to the window, and
the water was by this time waist deep.
With that noble aud-unselCsfi love fhat
only a mother can fed Ms wife refused
to go nnless heritnle nmrs emtitt be pa r
ken, preferring to perLh with thpm
rather than leave thtdu to the furyjof
the raging waters. A few raluutics
m('re persuasb.n with hjs poor sick
wife, who was not able to bt ip berseff,
uud all was lost. The dam above Uk
bouse gave way and Its tremendous
volume of water came sweeping every
thing before it. No vrstlge of dwell
ing, store or outbuildings was left to
mark the spot. Mr. Hoop, being an ex
pojienced swimmer, followed after 1 is
house for more than a mile: until it
and went tw jMrrew
and 11oho ended in dcspaiiv Pvrdisri
up^ ui aA overlmtigi ng II mb he rcmaln ed
until >c morning light had streakeu
dern skDsuml ftien'is had hast
en his aid. AH were (ost but Mr.
,H\ vvhU w.:* SiVvedasby a wlr-
At Ike IVapiinl AHnr.
"He that flodvtn a wife fludejh a
good thinyfnim theTjArd,** taffh the
Sorlpttirve, but they don't say sny thing
about a woman fliiding a hm-b tbd. I
reckon Solomon thoijghl It whs a one
sided business, He speaks of woman
as a prech ns jtgrei whose pricirds far
rubles, but he pays no such com
plin ent to our sex ; nevertheless, 1
reckon it I* a fnlr bargHln all around
wlreu-a y< ung and goodly cmuils mate
together In ove, and m»ke their prdin-
lies i I tho inanlage altar and keep
them after they are made. A happy
marriage, fhaT'comlnues happy all
along through tho J uirney of life, la
close akin to paradise ; hut a misera
ble oneis about second cmain to the
other place; Married, but not mated,
are vety snd words, and to marrjr In
haste mid tepeut at leisure (destroys
the hope and the pride and the Joy of
many a life. The Persians have a tra
dition that onetime a man riled and
went up to the pohlen gate and knock
ed for admission Into hnaven," snd Bt.
Peter, who kept the keys, asked him if
ho had loved ami served God, and he
hung his head and said no. Thet^he
asked him how he could expf*ct to en
ter the kingdom, and lie aaid he had
had such a hard and miserable life
down In this lower world that he
thought,mayhp he coup! Hi d a little
peace after he was dead, nud he told
the good salat about, having married a
woman who was a shrew and a curse
and u scold and pave Min no reat and
wore out bis life and shortened hi*
and let him ln.\ There was another fel
ler standing by awaiting his turn and
he told the eaiut he had had just, the
same sort of a wife ami at last she died
and then lie mhtTled jiftolher and she
waa worse than the first-~Bt. Peter
shut tho gnMen gat^, in his facowind
toM him to go < IT for paradise was not
made for fools. I reckon rihut some
selfish tyrannical ,old bachelor nrfHde
ihat up, for there are more women in
heaven than men, and more wives that;
husbands pass through the goldeti"
gate. Wti^h’iiafents give up .fbetr ehfl-
dron at tfie in tniage altar they feel
moro concern and more anxiety about
their (laughti rtHiian thelrjtons. It is
i fiolemn time to a - father when the
mlnlst'-r neks, "Win giYeth this wo
man away?" and with fear and tremb
ling he answers, "I do.” I thought of
aff-t+ris-n■ ■ fr-wvlnys'agtritffT alt end-1
the"wmMIng of tho daughter of an old
friend -nfid listened to the beautiful
ceremony. Tho mlirrhigo boils rang
merrily, and there was a bright and
happy throng gathend In tha ffttle
( hutch, ami there was no -thought of
-eare or trouble or sorrow to come or
that might come—no chunl in the ho.
iiz m, no prophet of evil,-but a|l was
peace and pood will, and its^em^dirke
a ludonMir.f was lit to be made.
I wdnldiv’t. do any thing to crl|>ple
railroada or telegraph linfs, or any
other great enterprise, but the people
should watch them and keep them
within bounds or they will run over us.
I reckon we would run over them, too,
If we ha I a chance for human mature
is human nature the wurl t over, and
we arc all pretty much alike. Oivsais
ari ihch and we will taka tin ell. letil-
roads are a great blessing and work
wonders. I was at a little town called
Chlplcy the other day, and In is onlje
eight.montha old and is n thriving bu
ry town, born of a railroad—tire hub*
narrow guage that runs dowh’' , 0%o*
lumbiis. It is in—the. centre of a good
farming country and has several stores
amt n good hotel and a nice church,and
a good school and f* building-up rap-
Idlj’. 'Ihs ladies h(M a church fait
while 1 was there and made lots of mn
uey. They e-riri hain* and turkey and
chicken aalad, and coffee, an I leinon-
ade and bt quets, and had a menagerie
and two f>r- threo ride shows, rntri-a
postofflee, and ever ami anon theheau-
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LADIES’ REGULATING TONIC
THE GREAT REMEDY. L ,
TUB FAVOUITE PRESCRIPTION OF THE
WOMEN’S MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
\ InTTJITXDA, it. tt., it. g. .a..
(FORXtjiKLY BUFFALO, K. Y.)
F 'r Prolni^n? rtrri or-Feriniof Hi- tV-fn’*, In' , .-immit!r.n nrvt ricrrMinsof tho Wnmb
fi-.'l all (U«ptnc«mcnt.a Is-uoorrtia-st'r White.-*, Icxcrn'jr or 1'::j.it.iPM. ii.-tru.ilior», Mantling.
EieX anil N-rve:ii U.-adtirlie, Inth-taflon, J)v ttepoia, llcnrlliunji, Weaknrs.i in It-iekaml
Stonric.h, Horufub, r.-nns in sjdv, tU/ilno.-*, Ki-id*-/ Conipl- int. ]i irrenntv- *^rv«ai« ~
tralioa, Depreebwn of fgurita. i'ut caa:> 0 a of Life, or’taa Ocucral DcMllff of AV
Pr on-
omen.
i'or Ciiu:\ o 0 of Li
11 tadies* reg ^eating tonic »»
has norrinsl In thnnmr’ 1. If eon tnrn t.r>d oth-r rem-rioi rrtth-mt sn’ere**, do not he dls-
aCLATIKO Tonica unite UmL it never /ails to give
rWhn’iint rocrenon to our s-v, tav fl'litc the
_ . . iyft f '
tee wli^ivtaUlycty jet: ns j on,
couragtui, I,nt pivo “ 1.a dins’ il
Quick mi l p •rmani nt n’tf.
If yon are trniilik-il with c-’i tpmV710=11
Aoetors priMcrl |iti v h for once, and try “'Lab; uj' Utuo-na . i.n o Tu*s ic,” wliich we guuran-
ADTWS*
MIMUm
. irai,. ijsiiiu. 1 ! 1 iri'.ui' TiA'eewti i*i-n uj" v tn <i <
TI10 proiitsnecess th.'it this reme-iv leis rm t v, iiit 1., 1 lii-1u-'-il s-vor;il nn^rmpatons par-
f. -On '/Ti-.-r.!.ilu ivf m- lie taken to
ink, Ami Unit our uauro (Women’s
ties to ciulcHvnrto tmlt ito ttsninr.o nii't f-’. r-f v 11
*ee that Dio word “ Ksoul \ti xo^-Uoa v iNjegr in u
itedical IiHtltiile,Kuiula, N. T ) Krt h atom of (-no.
We will ctve 8500 f'* 1, Inf-imiatlon ninl eonv|-rion
having, or in
Way handling en-,- jiivnar-atj >n
Tunic,” Avijii iuteniion of Uufraudtn" af*-I itCcctrlfirf'the public lute tho
rf r.nr on** Tmnufnrtarinr, w-lMnc,
.1 miv t,f 1 1 1 ;* v.-nnl*, Lo'tlesV’
t a.' . ,*1 -* » •* *•*
lyuriMstc vr jiL-AUy w ty
“ it02limin'-, ’or "Tunii
Relieve tli"t it I-i nnr prcpumtioa.
Sold by Druzdsts. Pric;?. $1 00 re- Jl-rttl*. cr 0 ^ -fU'-v for 95 00.
If yourilru rpi.-t c.nmrst furn'Ti or iloollncri tourTcr if < ( his wli-i’c-i.-i'o li >u«-for yon, It
wilt lie sent Mircct frmn or.r IN--rj rrTii|i--in re --i-t of |.r ! -o. po not ti t him Inilnce you to
accept luiystnlevpitsiit stuff ho l -* li:el on hijclieivcs f.irn I ”it t;-i", orrnv-of the unrcliablo
Imitations which bernikc* a laruor prollt on thin one y'-nulno Ke-nf-.le Komo Iv. T'icrc 1*
acarccly a town-in the United Ftutes wliero vo r.-.n-i--: ri fer to s one 1 oh- who Ii h been restored
toTTeaHh liy iistii'* our remedy. If tt tinea mAi f-eep-.-,. av w>tt-r»feipd'the meintu..
We stako our r.-nntatlno ns wi-Os aiidL,otherj. a ad that of onr Metlleal Insfitntlon, on
this spec lot pn-.-tcripu -n f->r women.
J.encorrliroa W’uvli. An I ndeet'on wlilch !, n po-iMve fisrc for jitl DUchnrccv^ILn--
Inp, Sniveling and I’aiiiftjl Rensutions <if l.’u rriuaiV I’-uv.;—'*, I'rfcom two to live day*
Sold by drnei-isti. I’ric.e.l'cca'.i,or sent li>- in lit, p.,.ip-ii I, f..r :f) rent-* in 3-cent st-impv.
Ladion’ Herniating Vouin Vlastov. ( A pre.ut nnprovcme-rit over all vnher
porous plaitcr*. K-pceinlty adspte t to tlm hmiato evnem. gold by flru-rl-ts. Price, 25,
cents, or f-iit bvjr- !', pustpai-l, f rent(in. - ! ■■ -e* h!nans.
Tho Wil.MF.n'i MstUCAL I .v-TrrUTnJs .- n a -i-a-et.ifihu of Tnd’l phvilrinri. who hire ene.
eessfuUv treated tie* dl-'Cases common 1 -i th-ie - f 'h'veirs. Tveutnient riven lol.i-lius s-'f-
tering from-any4ba»--we, t-iiherdw- tnitl-.■or Dhngb-'''
tore can ohtfiin fldvlmi coneeruyng their hc-.n'di aiil diseases by mail,/r«c, by sending symp
toms nnd desertptian of dis^imi. 4-- — ■ - -——
If wo ea n,be of an v S“r\ i^xdo ron or anv.nf ronr frien Is who sro’rnfferlnr frorn etloeaw*,
wetru«t ron wjll wri'a nt it w^iiost n f(da?, an I ,-’ip ,-elvi--- 111:1 / earn v-rr Kinclooo two
1 tamps for our pamphlet to womerfc-vPleaso meiilion thU-pap-r. rallufutly yours,
WOMEN’S HI ESI 2 CAE
INSTITUTE,
ITTJITJDJL, 35T.
tifnl and lovclv poHtmlatrcB.* would »x
claim, '‘another letter f -r Bill Aip,”
e fnlhng very- x l))i(1 . n give terl C011ta a ,, tcce ones tested its great value.
ilZd a fUSlH’ em ’ nu,J * thousands of dollars
aprWTy
ixmttlSS Finn iieiw 11
UfiE KiMAIOXK’H
Hepatic Compound^ 5
OR. LIVER AND KIDNEY CUBE,
IT WILL SAVE YOUR DOCTOR BILL.
IT l? Till: MOST KTFKCTIVE nml vain-
nlile Medicine ever offered to die Aiiiericnn
penfile. As fast ns its merits become known
ms use heroines universal in every eoniinuntl-
ly. No family will he withedt it after dnv *
The rose is red. the violet’s blue, •’
Sugar W sweet and so arc you I
•My pen ds poor, my ink ispalo.
My love lor you shall never fail.
They aal I Mrs.- Arp aent cm, but L-
don’t believe it. Sh# don’t wtltn that
way to mo. Bill Akp.
EJxa Pitek+don; the farrfwtta Louiai-
umi witi d s in.tho Hcctoral conttov-”-
ay of 1876 77, hu« died in j libat Tno-
ran, whvie a he wag aerrigg a tgrm fur
larceny:_ • ■ : ’
KGGS FOR SA.LF.
Pure 1‘lvinouth Rock Tlpgs for sale—Sl.ft)
for Id egg<_ The finest chickens in the world,
liens lay everv day. ~A“|'jdv to
fkN.-GKChN, Willisldn, S. C.
may 3-2 w.
AUDITORS iNUTl 'E.
■"* . - ■■ ■ -i jL——
ArniTon s Orncr. P>.\nxwr”u. r<*rxtt»-
ILkkwrll C. II., May Isl, IRS.).
Tlic Assessor will nltend at the following
places at the dates mentioned for tFie purpose
of taking Tax B.turns for theyear 19Sd.
All persons who have bought or sold real
estate since Inst return must he particular
and so state to the Assessor- -
Blanton's Store, Jure Gth.
Sc'-en I'irreF, dtmc 7th.
MixsoiTs Mill. June8th,
.loseph Aahley’s Home Store, June .9th.
Furse's Store, June llih,
. Ilaldoc, June 12th ^
Krwinton, June Idth.
Allendale, June Mtlt and 15th.
Priester’s Store. June tnrtnuil 18th.
Fiddle Pon.I, June 191 h.
lloyhIda's Store, June 2()th.
Buford's Bridge, dune 21st imd 22nd.
Kcorgc's Creek Club House, June 2dd.,
HTHiston. June 25th. __
SIkp Jwiie 2(ith, - ' • * .
Blaekville, June 27th nnd 2Sfh.
Onthann. Jmie 29tk. __T
jininiierg, June duih.
Midway.Juiy 2ud<uid fid. •
Hunter’* Chapel, July 4th and 5tln
•Khrhardt's, July Cih and 7th.
Barnwell C. II. from June 1st to July 20th.
S. W. TROTTI, Auditor B. C.
mayS-lm
ij ^ v.
Application For Fin.ii D;sSargt>.
I Notice is hereby given that the undersign
cU will apply to the Probate Judge-wf Barn
well county on Monday, 14th day of May. A.
D. IBtJd, for a Finu! Discharge as Aduiinia
tratrix of Dr. J. B Walker;
MRS. Al. A. WALKER.
aprl2-td T
C. BAgT. JM. 8TI1TX*
e BA.RT &CO
Importet* and Wholesale Dealers in
- s ST T
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M • <2 JS £
33, 57 A 59 Mark*!
P. 0. Box l J G. . -
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3 ‘
9
m m
a
o
s
a
s
£ 6
r4
are wasted on ■ Physicians' foes hy the dys
peptic, the rheumatic, the bilious -curd the
nervous, when ft dollar expetided on thatun-
ajiproacUable vegeiuhle Tonic and Alterative
Dr. Simmons’s Hepatic Compound,
(;E LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE,
wou'd in every case eflect a radical cure.
T If yt(u are bilious, longue coaled, head hot.
diifl, or aching,—had l.reath, sfomach heavy
or aojir. if bowels inamivo atid passages hard
JLtuLftciiAsio'nal looseness, if.joii-- sleep is bro
ken (tossing abniil in bed), ifyott get up un
refrethed, if your sbm tasattTwr eyr-s yellow,
if heavy, du : l painvin hack and limbs,-ttynu-
nre^iowsy, indisposed to talk or act, if any
one or more oftlicsesymptoins, takeadoseof
Simnicns's - -
IIEPATIC CQMF0UND,
and you will get immediate relief.
DOW IK A'510lt?E. Sole Proiu iclors, Char-
lesioii. -, B. fl
For ml* in Barnwell by f harles Tecititunm
and Dr. A^-B. X'uttnrsan.
. “ Black ville by Dr. JrJl^Pvtee,-:—
“ “ V illislou by VV, H Kennedy.
'Ve wilTliglil it, arnl oil this line.
It it takes aTh^fmrrnier. — liUfhtr. _
I am very eoirydu learn that
several leading Black
tlijtnfs are vexed with tn^an.l
my manner; of doing business.
JDify rfre wrong in, aUributiog
any improper rivalry to mp,
' for Itl tliia wor'd every man
^ must paddle his own canfic nnd
H I intend to take cure-Ghf myself.
L^l
q I am a young man, anxious to
prosper, and if ciirly rising and
late working will make me rich
O I propose to br-ccme the IcadfT
of truifa-ln Bl iekvlllet,
I can-
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0
55
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Q
a
a
o
r Sl
not afford to travel afc-ti
slow schedule rates. Iihave aa
all steel track and a flTOTcl;
engine and will keep up
the procewion.
loss
0
CL
inch 1-lv
,
MortgiigccLs Sale.
By virtue ol a poV<»r contained in a cer
tain mortgage of personal property duly
executed to me by Fred L. Piukham on tl^e
first day of December.,A. 1). 18A2, and re
corded in Hie otfice of the Register of Mesne
(’ouveyanees for Bartiwell count)’ on the fif -
i^ al l.'.l,.y of ttrramhrr, A. D. I8ti, I will
sell at Barnw.-ll Court House on Monday, the
aeventh day of May *ext, It lieing sale day in
sai l mouth, bet ween the legal hours of sale,
and at the risk of the former purchased, two
oil retorts,one engine and better, two copocr
worms and tank* and other fixtures Ac. con
nected with the Turpentine works situated in
l-ke-vilhtg* of Wfiliaton. BouHi Carolina
Terms Ca«h. Purchaser to pay for papers
A. J. W EATllKRRBEE, Mortgagee.
aprllMU -»—s 1 —;—C——-
Stock of Spt lug Goods which is
I have..just received,a Now
m
Q
H
>
i j ffec ^chef.pcst Tmtl most com-
pq’5g ^
r^lpDte ever brought to Black-
a
w
H'
M
4^
ville. Thcy^are going t ff like ^
hot cakes and all who want bar- H
Cu
gains should cull nt once as I - r *“
bo ^ab!® to replace' J
\A
H
%
not
may
them. They are really beauti
ful goods. Blnckvillemerciiants
need not apply for them. I
J. W. Strickland,
; Blatksmitl’,
BLACKVILEE, S. C.
Is now and at all times prepared .with
first, chia* wu'iktnen and Hfst-chiss mate-
t-tftl to.do all work in hU line in first c'iua,
utyln nml at loasonabia fi«ures. lie solic
its iiubltc iiatroriaRft and oonUdontly refers
to all persons who have favored lifm with
their orders. He la always at home and
always at work. iiov2J-3iri
.
Millions In It*
STANLEY’S NEW PATENT PB0-
ccss for the manufttetuve of Spirits of
Turf entitle and Piue Wood _ Oil from
T3gT?rw ? SoTrjry3Tt
t’bnrtc«on*’S. C*' ’
novL'-6io
correfpotid with tHc uuderaigued, who ii
authorized tf hell the rrrht for Barnwell
County. , — "' - ■
II N. WILIER,
Willkoa, S. C.
^ jauCS
0
Ph
b
piece, but no more.
The ladies
- -fL
throughout the .
• "■ \ hj
county arfijcordially iuvffed-to
call and be convinced—and the
lords of creation should come
with their better halves. I have
room for all and good* for the
rplllion.
- Blackville, S-C*
a pr 19-4 iv
AflibcffHcfr Ft* FtlittFDiMlw^c.
Notice is hereby given that the nndersigned
will apply to die Prr.bHte Jndge of Barnwell
gouttly ou Monday, 14th day of May, A. D
1&S3, fiir a Final Discharge a* Executor of
Mr*. Mary 0. Harley.
J. C. BffCSJNOHAM.
aprJJ td ‘ - ,
Alva Gage 8f. Go.
PROPRIETORS OF THE S
Charleston Ice Ilonsc,
Mftfkct, Cdr.Clinrch St, Charleston, S. C
Shipping, Steamboat, and City Trade
Bnpphvd:—~—-—- - - -- -
Ice l*ackcd for tho Country a Spe
cialty. .„ ,'
T r febl.Vly
State of South Carolina j Court of Common
Bar me ell Count;/. | • I’leai.
A. B. Moore, A* Assignee of tfra. M, <Djrar
bar, Plaintiff,
' against
Elisabeth Mv Wilson and Anne E Rountree,, Barn well C, II., Saturday,
as partners under the firm name of Wilson
& Kountreo, Defendants.
TKEASUREk’S APPOINTMENTS.
CMmtT Y*«*sfrnK«’» Ornena. - |
B isNwru., 8.C., April 2nd, 18«:L,
, theTreaanrtr will beat lb* tolLwlnppU^
era for the collection of the first instalment of
taxes on tit* dnys mentioned.
Ehrkardt'a Mil s, Tuesday, May 1st. '
Hunter's Cbaptl, Wednesday, May 2nd.
Midway, Thursday, May 3d. ' c
BamherK. Friday, May 4th
Qrsbams, 8attrrday, Hay 5lhi
Buford’s Bridge, Moltbry, May 7th. “
Sanders Store. Tuesday. MaySih,
Priest er ■ Store. Wednesday, May I'lh
Allendale,Thursday, May lt)th.
Oeorge’s Creek, Monday, Mny.llth.
Blackrille, Tuesday, May 15th. g
Williston, Wednesday, May Ifltb.
Blanton’s Store, Thursday. May 17th.
Seven,,Pine4 r .Frid(ty, May 18th.
> -*
Dunbarton. Monday, May 21st.
Ashley’s Home Store, Tuesday, May2*2nd.
Furse’s Store^ Wednesday, May 2-td.
Baldoc, Thursday, May 24th.
Krwinton, Friday, May 2-Mh.
Barnwell C. II.. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day nnd Thursday, May 28lk, 29ih, .Tilth and
ftlst.
vf:
*Axr at TAXATION 1
Slaty Tax 4 3-4 Mills* Schoel Tax 2 Mill*.
County ThX 2 8.4 Mills. For Deficiencies of
fiscal year 1H80-31 1 2 Mill.
National Bank Bills, (told and Silver Coin
receivable for Tties. Jury and witne? car.
ti fictile? are receivable for the 2 A-4 mill it*
only- . ‘ - ' . • ~
Mutilated bills and coins witt not be taken.
7T.” F. KIRKLAND,
nprS
County Treasurer.
W- R. KELLY,
. ATTORNEY AT LA3Y,
J* L. A C IC V I r , Pit. c.
Promptness a specialty
dcc2Mf
Tj the Defeiulniit, Mrs. Anne E. Rountree.
You arc hereby'summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
is filedln the office of the Clerk of the Court
ot Common Picas for the said county, ami to
serve a copy of your answer to the said com-
plainton the subscriber at his office at Bam.
tsell Court House twenty days after theser-
tice hereof, exclusive of the day of sueb ser
vice ; and if you fail to tfhswer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Comt for the relief
lemnnded in the complaint.—
Dated, Barnwell C. II., March 2t)lh, 1853-
JOHN J. MAHER,
PlaiilltlTii Attorney, "
J.J BRABHAM, C. C. P. [ •-s
To the Defendant, Mrs. Anne K. Rountree-
Take notice that th* verified cpinpluint itr
this action, togctjier with tn« summons, ot
wliich the foregoing is a copy, was filed in
the office ol the <Tcrk of-the Court sf Com.
mntt Picas for Barnwell county at Barnwell
Court House in the county ami .State afore
said QVi the 26tli day of March, 1^83.
Barnwell C. 11., ff. C , March 2«th, 1883r
JOHN J. MAHER,
Plaintiff’s-Attorney.
•mch29-f.w r r
Rarnwkm. C. H., S. C., April 188T. i
Vjtcntionof land ow ners through whose
lands any highway or public road rims, that
the width assigned by law to the highways
or roads leading directly to ('harleHton, Co
lumbia. (ieorgelown, Camden, llamburg or
. '>I< dj(hv oTaiTriiPt'ion o'r'liiiit-
•IWince t<> ttavrl place.) within such Iiii'ifs4»"
an lmlictalile offence.. The following provis.
ion of tho General Statutes is also published
for general informsiion
Skc. 2512. Whoever shall wilfully or wan.
tonly cut down or kill any tree growing with
in ten fret of any mad which shall be laid
out, altered or mended -by niitli. rily of the
jConntyCommissioners ofar.y county, anil
which shall by direction of the Highway Sur
veyor in charge of such road hare been left
standing for shade to lhe said road, for cacti
tree so put itown or killed shall be fined
twenty five dollars by any Court of compe
tent jurisdiction.
By order of the Board.
M m. McXab, Clerk C. C.
"pm» . *- -- 1 ■
Jos. J. Brown.
I3amwell C*
oct2t>.ly
H B O-
JOS. W. BLANYOSf,
Tssrz-r
Prompt attention given to all business en
trust e<l to him.
BARNWELL RAILROAD. ’
On »n.| nftrr Mo-JAr, Ap il ISih, IS*), trains*
mill run as full.im* lilt furl her notUe:
KOTICIh
Orrier or Ciu-xty Comvis<ioxrn«, 1
Baknwku. C. 11. April 3d. IHtt.T. i
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made to the County Cdminissioiirrs to
lay out and npen'a new putilic road ceuirnenc.
ing on the Charleston road near the North
east corner of lands of Ervin (1. (iiveus and*
passing in a Southeasi direction over lands of
E. G Give-as, Mrs. 1,. 11. Hammond. J. J,
~Whal.v, Alfred Aldi uh nnd-ftro'iks Wise to
the Dunenn’s t»r New’Bridge Bohd, near the
Northeast ynrncr of Itunls of said Brooks Wise
.-said application will be considered and
t •fiosscd upon at the regular meeting of Hie
Hoard an ihe.Td.luly next. Provided, that
on or before that day tlic writien consent to
the right of.way, without eoinpeneeid’ai, of all
l*ud owneFsahrough • hose premies th*e pro-
poserkrond would pass, shall be obtained and
riled in this (iffiec.’ All person* concerned
will appear' on I hit day and make known
any n\;ixltoiis rijpy may h ivo to the pro
posed road. ■ _ 5. .. —
—By order of-the Board. *- '? * ?- .
Wm. McNa ii, t 'lerk C. C.
apr"»
(ttailr—rxrrjU Sun.t:t»».I~
vv i*:K r r vv a i >.
— t
STATION!* 1 . *
l.v Rlackrilln -
'• Ashl-brh
“ Wiw.lm-Hol’w
Ar t-arnwrll
■t Mail
S Mail,
* Acc m.
A M
1*. M.
r. M.
9.4*'
12 tv
*15
10.05
2.(0
ft 40
—)« 15
12..V)
ft ao
102S
1.00
Un
KANTVVAIIIJ.
ST ATKINS. I t Mall I ft Mail '•.Wm
, - , ■ A M
l.v llarnw.-fl js |j
'• Waotlwapti's 1
“ Avlibieh
Ar lilai-ktill-
WTS
900
*, M. ,
1 M.O
tuo
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ll.«\
P.
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4.40
4 00
-‘ii.
F^J^-
WILL RESOLDONSAI.ESDAY IN MAY
(being the 7th May) it) IL»rnwel( that well
built arid commoilious store in tire' town of
- lHnek«illet lately occupied by J. A. llurck-
myer.
Said store is si lust e«l nn I’nilrsad Avennc,
autre-corner cJ^Lariigue Sireet, and meat.
tires 40 feet front by 150 fret ileep, more_ox.
less.
On iholotis n large Iwrn or store hou.«*
and also a welt of good water, . j
ALSa
The resilience in RlaAvillr lately ocenpird
by J. A. Piirckmyer. BousecutiiMins seven
room a. wufij'iaxzasia the North an<l South.
Si allies imd serv nt’a house on tlielul, and
Jtlsp a wed ef fine water and pump atlacheAv,
Ilonsc eintateil nt the cornerTif Dexter and
llayne Streets, and with lot nieasurea 150
feet frrint on Dexter stren by J00 feet deep
on ftayue street, more or less.
\ AND ALSO
That plat of land to the East of above re«l
deuce, situated at the corner of Dexter and
Hnyne street* ami mea'uring about 100 feel
on Dexter by almut 100 feet on Ikiyne street
. — . TERMS: •
For the .Store and Residence one-third
cash, balance' in one year from day of sale,
with seven per cent. infcre*t. For the va
cant lot, cash,
nprlff 11
Itarnirrll Cjilr-wil Trains connect with South Car
olina Kailnay Train- av fnliewv
Nx; a lia' aonncctioii from Somh Carolina Haile av
from Align.ta sod t/s-al Maiions HV-t eLlHiiekv. |A
Nh. 4 connect, with koutb Carolina rtsilwav for
Cliarlc-ion Slid l/wal Station* Ijiat of HtavkrilU and
( ohitnlda liivi.inn.
Jfo Miui (oiiHcr linn from SrottlcCarutina ttailwav
froai Charlealau, ( oliiml.ia. Pivivtoe and all law-al
Stations Ka**! «*f Blackv}||^. 4
No. ftconii.-ct*-Wilh sontli Carolina Kailwa* for
AovuMa and las.al Slalicn. )Vct of BlarkviH-.
No. -Wrev-roniinction fronf Somh Caroliaa Kailwar
from Augusta ami all laM-.il MiOion*.
No. 8 connect, with Somh Taxidina Raifgsy for
Cmmcton, Colmnhia aftd all [-alnr-. |-ia.|
Un Comldav ofcach Oionlh a Spvial Train will
Ilf;" ’ "■ M.. a ad arrive at h.in*ell at
<-45 A. M.
—rr.i.v- „ „. „’. T> C -AbbF.S.O JkAT.Aww*..
South Carolina Itaihvay.
Commencing February 4th 1883, trains
will run us follows:
AUGUSTA-DIVISION
WEST. '
. (Dsily)
enve Charleston'
Arrive]
Lesve Branchvitle
Leave Kdisto
Leavo Midway
8 3o * m
TU.45 * n ,
10 fiO e m
10,yf>« m
(Daitv, except
S« ndar*.>
5.55
it m
T,eove BYmherj-^
I.eftir firahatos
Leave Lees -
Leave Blackrille
Leave Elko
Leave Willistnn
Arrive *1 Augusl*
10 Iff « m 6.17 * in
U. IT • in 6 24 * m
• wr
11-S8 ■•■wr
11.38 , m
11.45 ft m
S.37 * m
6.19 ■ il
6 65 ft nt
rui ch(tft#Mft pay for papers.
Moitgaffee’a. Sale-
state of Sottih Carolina. Barnwell Couniy,
By virtue of it jiowcr contained ami to ma
may Sell thplT wives U dree8 it grftwted in ft certain dced-ofbargahr and sale,
eamiiioniy called a mortgage, executed the
seennd day of December, A: 1>. 1878, by#, F.
iBoydes. Mortgagor, • nd'recorded on lliei'dllx
day i>f December, A. D. 187*, in the office of
he Register of Mesne Convcyancea for Barn,
well county in ikiok 4 C, pftfctl.'i.'iZ ami 5oH
I will sell at Barnwell Co.irt Hause on sulej
day in May next, it boUg the first Monday
and seventh day of the mouth within thede-
g 1 lioura of sale the following described real
jiropony .*
^ All that tract, parcel ar lot of land sltuife,
lying and being jn Red Oak Township, coun
ty and Slate aforesaid and containing sev.
culy.six (76) acres, more or lesft and h-und
ed as follows: North hy lands of Williojn
Boyles, East by lands of F. J. and O’Neil
_ , , Sanders, South by lands of the estate of
JUStlll O 6lll. J* 1 ^* 1 * 8»nd»rs nniilwt by Undsof Henry
Lear* Augusta
Leave WiRiition
Leave Elk*
Leave Klarkvillft
Leave Lees ->
Leave Grahams— .
Leave Bamberg
Leavt Midway 1 ,
i-eavc Kdisto
Ar. at Bratirhville
J.eavft Branch ville
Ar at Charleston
12.05p ra 7.16a m
12 14 p ■,7.24 ft m
. 2.tX)pnf' 9.1,) • m
EAST.
[Daily) [Daily except
S*nd»yiJ
7.05 a m
9 16 a ra
9 .25 a m
9,45 a m
. 9.62 a m
10 02ft di
10.13 » m
10 20 * m
10,30a in
10 40 a m
10.50 a m
100pm
4.30 p m
6.17 p m
6.25 p m
S.46 p m
6.52 p m
6.03 p ■
7.13 p ■
7.23 pm
f m
7.45 p m
9.45 p m
11.30 p in
Boyles.
Term* of sale cosh.
papers
7
Purchaser lo pay for
aprlffidd
AT. W. FREEMAN, Mortgagee.
Registration .Notico- _
The Registration Beokf ^Ttfifee open at the
rounty seat oo the First Monday in hHck
month untU fttrfher tiotiee is given.
37JWo' JF. HOLME' 5 , Supervisor.
JL tf
•d«>
Arrive at Camden
Arriveat CeliiriibU
Leave Colu nbia
Arrive at Camden
Ar, ai Brunchville
COLUMBIA DIVISION-ITRST.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
looive Branch ville r 11.00am 7.45 p m
10 12 pm
4 42 p m 10.35 p m
^ 8.00 * m G.68pnt
6 45 a in 4.S0pm
10.37 a m 9.38 p m
- - - EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave Charleston 1.00am
Leave BcanchviUe 3.87 a ^
Leave Blnckville 4 45 a m
Ar. at Augusta - 7.13 am
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST)
Leave Augusta 9.00 pm
Ar. nt BlnckviHe ' 11.80 pm
Ar. at Branchvilte 12.88am
Arrive at Charlrrten 3.10 am
^ ‘•CONNECTIONS.’*
Connection* modent Augusta with Georgia
R. U. to and from all p«inis West and South-
west, with through Steeper bet ween Charles
ton and Atlanta on F-xpree* tfisin. «
^ Connectiousjnede at Charleston with NoVth
EiwtemR. R. for points North and with Naw
Aork Steamer* on Wednesday*»h4SatucdaTs
' r ;.
lunibta and Greenvj)!* R. R. and Charletba.
Ctdnmbiaand Augu?U R. R. to and from *11
polnta on both Roads.
Connections made at Blaektille with Bern-
well R. R.
D. C. ALLEN- f Agt,
JOHN E. i’WK, General-Mai.*gci ~\
U •