The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 18, 1883, Image 3
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THDKSDAl, OCTOBER 18. 1888.
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r,>irUlerwl 88 d«Krew
ir. K<I L. Owen/ has accepted A clerk*
F** **■ theCherleeUin Holel.
1 time l.ir the payment of taxed wlth-
U>e«alty has not been extended aa yet
—J* ^Ter. E>q, h»a xone to Anderson
.W* letber, Bev. Lewis M.
r> ^ r * Cafeon, son of Rev. W. B.
^"•^‘fi^Kof congestion on the 6th In-
It yea is
•••yVllllvn Rubonslein left for Rich-
1, Va., on yesterday. Ur. Kubvnsleln
II follow at soon as he closes out his
11 >clt of goods.
Ur. J. R. Easterling reached home on
Sunday fro a Loei*>Ule. He will return
to the Exposition, of which he is a bright
ornament, iu a few days.
The edl*or celebrated Ids thirty-second
and go forth bln hday pn yesterday by eat
ing a Wil Uton watermelon. He will cile-
bnfte ae-fivquontly asdoi atlons come In.
An agpnym >U4 Willlston correspondent
niuet^cymply with bur Inexorable rule and
give ua his namo. If he wishes his coumiu-
idca'ijn published.
MHd Anna Walker will attend the an
nual convoi.tion of the W.C. T. U. which
meets in bpartanbu g to-niorrow. She
goes as the representativo of the Barn
well Union.
Uiv. S. C. K -nnedy will deliver tw • lec
tures on temperance at Elk • next week.—
On rhe ovonlng <>f the 2!th Inst, to white
people and on the ncxiutPhing to the co!-
or-d people.
Mr. J M. T . Kirkland of Bufrrd'a Bridge
liad.hls left hand cruo ly wminde I hy a
col 0,1 «l i on l st Friday. Ills great
strength enalilt'd him to stop the gin iu
time to prevent the loss of his hand.
Pi. Martin Bellinger an I Col. D. P.iul
S"j utrner have t»«*eii iip. iinb d hy Gover-
i or Thonipson delegntes to the Nali'inAl
Clittou llinteib' Association which will
«-o v -lie at Vicksb'.vg, Mi -a , 21st Novenf-'
b.r. .
) Mr. (l«o. S N »w.n in, of Ellmton, pil'l
its a p|e m nit 0 ll "ii Mmidny. He Is o* e
H tie IhihI. (daH'i r* l i Iho eiMinty uml
«> tght lo pub!i-h Ihe re^n’ts of his • X >-i I
Incgi* wi h fer’i —Hiiey woiildiie in-
t' ler-tlng and u»cfui fo l si Uioughlfuiag
ih utlu 1- s.
Mr. t'haiU'S •loheson, f irineriy of this
<• etnly. iMli a M f ( ol. T. H. 4v»ti»tfOti. died
\r ek tMjf.nv lust ill Seii r- n eo' iiiy, Ga..
wie- o he w <s • eg.iued in ne reiinMIe Lai.-i-
le'ss. and l.i • l eiiiMins weie Wried .il l oll-
e. r.i ciuite.i on ll e SI li in t.. He n as. bout
.Hi e is o il. Ui hill the past lwive
months Col. Joh. a oi has lost Uir e giu<wu
b
\ '"mitrcrroH.—We w-ra p eornctl st
Weik 1.1 our AUllO.nlMlt of the f cla C-Ol-
n eed with lltw ntnptiialion of you ig
J r.mK Turii'-i’* «rm. ’Ihe op'rati >u was
poii’>r.iu«d by Ur L C. M> pheus. who w ,s
"aalsted by Ur^. tlokus,-sioine. Poop ha
ml i arliguc. *
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Mx Voica w Sm.L »• >h War.—Two hun
dred mmi \v:lh good appe.lies ili.i^l «i
U isw-'H’s on u sday hut i her-* ■-*— 1 -
w.i-d as I it Ifl IrimUo iie G.s.rge'i* *• x .»n-,
I,lid on I r d y and •salui'd-o h < wdf have
Ir.sh U. h and uilU p. ud i*y*tera as u.-ual.
Young .i an, eal hr du- food bef..r« yon go
to s n your girl. George b dieyeslii ti'iu-
: in oaliug and di luting but there
n Mihbcrt of Aiken delivered a magolflo ut
j sddress, whlotjcln purity of diction, su •
Ilmlty of • xpr> sslon, cloquenee of psth«>s
and grace of du^very wax worthy of Ca
tullus or Cicero. L ~
During a recess, while the comml’.tee on
resolu lorn Was considering the preamble
and rssotuUgps offered by Col. T.j. Counts,
Rev. H C. Kennedy of Charleston »4»lr'e»M-
s 1 the Convention, by Unitati m. Hp»n
the return of the cotumfUse on resoliitUn s
their repsrc was unaidniously contlrmed
The resolutions adopted provide for the
holding of an election, o i the 6Ui prox , at
all the polling precincts In theSkHinty at
which every voter qualiRed to vote at the
Democratic primary eleettona shall chat
his ballot for or agdnst liquor. Tie re
sult of the election as ascertained by the
Executive Committee. Messrs. T. J. Count?,
D. 6. Hall' and E. T. Moore, shall be trans-
mi ted to our Kens tor nnd Representatives
for their information and guidance as to
the desire of the people with refirenoo to
the prohibition of the liquor tratUc In tlie
oou'ity. A large numlier of ladies graced
the Convention wlih iht-lr presence and atv
ter a h irmonious s>-ssion the Gi i < eailun
u> j ouriiot subject to the call of (he Exec .-
<ivi« Coiumlllee. A generour. old fi.-<liioii-
e 1 barb-HSua, provided by lltefaci iz oia of
'•ariiwell was enjoyed by the v tdtori and
IVmpcrauce day" ended gract fully and
>hii snen i
ls.no prohibition on appetil s at his licb-
tuunnl. ^
\ Pn fjuxp .-•eciikt —M >j >r M. B. Me-
Svv 'euy, e lit- r of Urn ll.uujpui U.iardUh,
i 'H l .n s -loi-t 'st
ADMiXhTRATOK'S KOTICE.
AirpertCns Indebtel to th$ estate of J. A.
Peacock, deceased, ars hereby required lo
pay their indcbtedngM to the undersigned
forthwith, and hit persona having claims
against aaid estate Will send in their claims
duly voiirhed ti*« J
K, J. 1*84COCK, Administrator.
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qui tly.
Thqitlun who C'lieats >he l*rin|rr
The man who cheats the ptiuter
Out of a single Oen’,
Will never reach that heavenly land!
Where old E:tj ih went.
Ee will not g .In admittance there—
Uy devils he’ll be driven.
And made to loaf his lime uw.iy
Outside the walls ot heaven.
Without a friend to greet hl.n,
Wl.houta pleasaut gii i,
The hapiiiiK es lh.it he will reap
AN 111 be almighty thin.
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He’ll have to eat the thistle
Of sorrow and r gret;
llu’d have to buck ar«ornd ri ;ht smart
Whh cuss.dness "you belr"
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It U rumored that the tint n a e I
young ladles of Asheville, N1 C., are
abut to oigati Ze a »>dt-iy to be call
ed “The Suntlse 8wee|ing Uilgade,"
every meuiber Of which obligates her
self to sweep tbo sidewalk in Hoot of
the house In'which she liv«s before
sm.rift*. The obj< cl of the assbt.lath u
is sold to be to unke an iuijnessiott
upon the hearts of susceptible young
men, and tw nh"W them what. Indus-
iii >118 and Ib’pifnl wives the uretnbels
would make.
Al-m’bTKATlK’S SALi.
I wid-seT. on the2 th instant at llieroMi-
dcacco/the la'e J A. Peacock, deceased,all
the personal prop^ny belonging lo said es
tate. " Terms of sale. cash.
K J PEACOCK, Administrator,
oci 1ft ‘_‘w _
SALli AT WILLIV10N.
As Assignee of Rurckha’ter A Co. T will
*c’l at Williston on Monday, the 22101 inst.,
at il o elyt k A. M the entire stock'of goodn,
safe, scales and fixtures mentioned and de
scribed in the deed of asdtfnnipnt. Terms,
Cash. J. H. lUmCKilAUKH,
Assignee.
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TICK.
» ih persons itMebted Is the firm of Burck*
n alter & Co., wniiston, will please come for
ward at once add pay ibeir indebted nets to
H. M. TbompsOn, my attoiqiey, in whose
hands the books, notes and accounts Lave
been placed forteollection. «'
J. H. BCUCTCHALTER,
Assignee of Bcrckbalter A Co,
Willlston, t». C., Oct. 1st, 1&88.
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Monster’s Sale-
Slutf of South Carolttu. I Court of Common
liarnxccll Oitiuty \
Caleb Killingswortb, Trustee,
vs.
A W. Atkinson, Trustee, »t, ah—
By virtue at a decretal order to me direct-
oil iu the above cause, 1 will scM at Barnwell
C H., 8. C., within the legal hours of sale,
on the f>th day of November. 1883, beinjt
salesdsy, the foliosing described tract of
lnn<l, containing forty acres, boimdedon the
Nertli by laudsut Henry Baughiimu, on the
East by the Lower Three Buns cud on all
other sides by lands af Mrs. Sarah L. ’’atter-
son, former.y lands of N D. Anderson.
Term of sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Master B. C.
Oct 11
Master’^ Sale.
7S
State of South Carolina
nttrll County.
Court of Common
1‘leur.
Caroline B. Salinas nnd Richard M. Butler,
Executers,
vs.
C. II. Milhous.
By virtneof a decretal order to me direct*
ed in the above cause, l will sell, nl Barn
well 0. II., 8. C , on the oth day ot Novem
ber. IHSd, heir g salesday, the following de
scribed premises.
A’l that certain plantation or tract of hind
situate, lying and being iu Barnwell county,
containing sixteen hundred seres, more or
less, being the pTuntatton upon wWek thede-
fcndaul Clio*. II. Milhous resides, hounded
on the North by lands of K. I). Holman, J,
R. Turner and Mrs. M. A.Ua'ker. on the
East by hinds of";. W. Turner, J. W. Tur
tier ami Dr. ii. II. Faust, and on the Souih
by lauds of < he estate of C. B. lUy and Isaac
Hutto, na<l ou the B est by lauds of Robert
Delknud M. R. Kearse.
Terina of sale. Cash. Purchaser to |>ay for
pipers
G. DUNCAN BKLLINGKiy
Master B. C.
octl 1
Mortgagee’s
Sale.
MELON SEED FOR SALE. .
1 hare for sale a hundred and fifty nr tw|
saved with ctre an3.I can confi lently re
commend them. L. B. TOOLE,
cctIM Wi listow. 8. C.
The Slate of South Carolina, Barnwell County
By virtue ot n power contained iu a ccr
t tin deed of bargain anil sale commonly calls
cd a mortgage, execute ) ou the 24lh day of
October. ltdt'J, hy Mrs. M. 8. Myers, and re
corded in theolticeof the Register of N!csue'*|
Conveyances for B.irirwe'l County, Stale
nf resaid, in Bonk 4 R. pages tiHo, b3l> and
037, on the 2dlh day of October, 1882, 1 will
ftell at Barawell C, II. on Monday, the filth
8? »U' V Wit-, ■ml »mkin Om laMi>l,l»MO
M .tkSio'd rb
Meeting;.
OrncK'or rus PunMouxT Miniik'o Co.
Fai».moi nt, 17th October, 1H83,
A T.eeting of the 8l oekhohlera of the Fair-
mount Mnniifaclurltig Ci mpany will he held
at Wiliisioii on Friday, the second day of
^iorember, IH-o,nt 10o'clock A. M
J. W IkOOllNVARD. I’re-i lent.
J. II. Ahmstuong, Secretary.
oet 1ft d w
Iiui<* geiithnSnttr in Gate
S.x-li >u of Hie St at'. It is pt'oiuiaed us to
«.lttml our iivxt F it — ,ud that. (»f it-Hf,
gditraulcus its success Hu ought tiTDu
I he g lardtftti of some fair woman and w.-
gently wolaper to our girls th.il Le was
lur ilurc Iu Augusta lost J The StaleofSoulh Carolina, B.trnwcB County
Mwrlga^ce’s S11J.C.
busy buying
verek, ami in vuuturiug on Baruwtdl' soil,
Itwoiu • nt ills pri ll and mtial uol be pu.
n Plod lo bqMtit hum t w Iu do and f incy
Hoc. Lu.’s capture Hie Maj >r.
AbhKHuvti",-Crops Iu thi* aeeU »n will
liol oxcoad otie-huK an average yield. A
large area will be sown iu small grain and
the supply ot corn will last uut loatsooue
in. Furuiurs are yayiug up Ihelr store uc-
< outiis piotnplly and nicrcliants expert To
tolhc 1 .76 pur ount. of U10 auiuuuts ad-
vmeed lo 1 heir customers.
An “anti-liquor society” has been organ
iz d with 76 eurolb d ttiumb- rs A local
optioii election will be held about the Hrst
vf DeaHiJilaW to dea»Me whether licenses
to toiall spirits shall be granted next year.
cdilpineula of cotton to date ate a little
^vsr 15J0 bab s APondalu Is the only town
In the couitty that has a regular cott n
i ste'lor; Cnpt. 0. U. Xirkl.uiS A.Is the p<v
r vi'b.n admirably.
1 bore Is but little flxcltement in the mat-
b i imonlai market, but Ih” nrospeot for uti
’‘aiivanos iii future* is duenb dty blight.
Mr. Palrb-k MeNulty.of Augusta, is now
teh-graph operator at this point.
Shekiff's Novempkh -valks.—Claghorn
ft Cu .iitugham v.-. Ruuhun B. Wilson —
'J ra« tun huadwatursot Pen Br.utchbound-
el by lands of Win. Ashley, Elizabeth
Burns, A. M. Burt and estate of Thomas
Cum brock.
J.H. Burekhiilter vs. N. W.P acock.—
Defondui.i’s Intorest iu six acres hounded
by lands of George Uartzog, 4. A. Peacock
a:.d W. R. Lard. /1 o, defendant’s inUr-
eat in two hundrud acres on walets of
Buck Cn ek, bounded by lands of George
Bar z >g, Harrison ( ave and Allan Woo
lf y. Also, delcudant's interest lx the lot
and store nous* iu Baruwell lamnded by
lots of Mrs. L. U. Easterling, Mrs. Harriet
Allen and Col. J. J. Hi own.
8. Llebmau vs. Henry Love: Forty-eight
acres, bounded hy lands of E. Ii. Hayes
Henry Love and Ben Mitchell.
of Baruwell, comity nxd St.iteaforesaid, con-
t lining tlirce (3) acres, more or less and
h uni oil Nunn by the Jail Lot, the Miller
Lot and Baptist Parsonage Lot, South hy Lot
of Aldrieliand Woodward, formerly lands of
II. Brown, Kosl by iamis of M s. J. A.
I ohin and West by totalc lands of J. 8.
Brown,
Term? cash. Purchaser to pay f r pane s,
W. A. HuLMAN, Mortgagee.
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CO J TON SLED, 4
COTTON &ED.
i* r* > '
I will pay (16 l-2e ) Hxicen nnd one half
rents cosh p^r.bushel for lo (KtO bitsl^ls of
SIH'ND. DRV H0TTON SEED, delivared u>
meat this pUc«before the hret of next No-
♦cmher. Will exchange col ton seed taenl
for cotton seed. ”
W. U. trUIGrit, Allendale, 8.*C.
sep20 15
Robt. D. White,
MARBLE
—A XI)—
GRANITE WORKS,
MKETImG hTHKKT,
(Corner norihcdkV Alley")
OH A.I4L kCfsTOX. t*. O
junell-1y
KOK S ALK*
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
My l ot and Law Oflice iu the Twn of
Barnwell. *
» ALSO
Several valuable tracts ofnrahlenntl wood
land iu George's fre<'k Township, tanging
in area front t>0 tu2lK) acres e»olt.
For further infuriuiitioii apply to
, FRANK AVER,
Barnwell C. Ii., 8. C.
nng9-lf '
HTOI* a t t^h iC—
WAVERLY HOUSE,
CHARVK8T0X, S. 0.
^lituateil ou KING STREET, the Priiteipnl
Promenade, and nenHy opposite (he Acade
my of Music.
The '• A’AVTRLV” i« " favorite Family
Resort, with good Appointinents, I'xctllenl
Table, Roomy and Lomfortahlc Apartmenis.
RATES, $2.0t> AND ^2U) PER DU'.*
G T. ALFOrtI>
BUCKINGHAM
A really pure stimulant distilled frun\ (he jrrnin grown ih the
and controlled by-Venable St Hey man, New York,
til Fit becomes fully tbrw
.from fusil «Hjjl Venable
I# Udierjlvin fill
* For salepy W. It. 0I1R1STIE. liarnwelLa »/; C. Sft MLMAN, Jr„ k CO',
P. O’XKIi.L 'blackville, MOOKE & 8AXE. Allendale. j». D. TUKNEK & Co,
july Ht.iien
BIB tWELL RAILROAD.
On and efb-r Mo- day, July XU ISH, trains
will run ae f<>llu«-» till (itrllicr notkx*:
lltatl’y—Kxco|g ftaiHbjal
W»ci*XWA I?t».
STATIONK.
I.v Dlarkvllle
“ Aftbli iali
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Ar Kamwt It
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6 Mail
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J. H. E. Stelling
WIIOLltSALK paper dealer,
Paper B«"a,Flour Sticks, Twine, Wc.
Blank Rook#, Ftitiqit'T) atul Piit.tinj:.
Luitcst lutd inust ctimplctc sti ck, en
abling low pride* ami [.rompt sliipn>cut.
Orders xolicittu>
.131 East ^ C.
•Fp27-29
Wanted.
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Cotton Seed J
Cotton Seed.
Iturnwcll Kidtroatl Traine n.nnm't vltli SoiitliPar
oling ttailway Tr.ln, o> folio*-:
No. 3 ha, conoi-otion front Sailli Carolina Itallirajr
from Auxii-tH and O- «l Matioii- Wc-t of Hl.it kvl b-
No. 4 t-ouneel- nritli Sootli Curolina Kalina} foi
Cburle-ton ami I .--at St at ion. Ea-t of Bhot r U It :i ml
ColumMa IMvi-ion.
No. A ka- I'ouorcUon from South Candlue ItaUvay
from Clisrlntuti. ( Mloml.ia, l>lvt-ion and ail Ua-al
Slat ion- | ji«t of Ul o kvlli, . 1 TI ’ ^
No. IconneeU with South Carolina Itallway for
Atiquata amt Slatioti- Wr-t of Ulm tvtllr.
No. 7 ho- couiHx-tton from .Sooth Carolina Kullwav |
fpini Aitiru-la and all l/wal Staiimi-.
No. 8 ronnnet- with South CaroHuu Railway for
Ciiarlo-ton. Colmolila and all potnu j-'a-t.
tin Courtdav of i-a, h month a S|>'', l:,l Tralr w ll
(rave ' lac .rtlLi at 7 A. M„ ami arrive at Ihnnwell at
7.4A A M.
It. C. ALLKN.G. PA T. Agent.
JOHN R PICK, tiem ral Mana.o-r.
!)uutU Uuoiiim itntnvaiy.
Commencin': ‘biR® 24 It 1883,
Will lUU *8 ioliuMA :
The Most Attractive
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INAtfGUSTA
S1VIYTHE»JB
£11, ELK H SB-HMIIS
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The Stock is T-m’gur, IF*tier Assort**! and the Prices
'* * * ; / ^ ^
LOW KO TITAN UHLrAL,
AIR M
fHentls ctU) mt liitn
A- KOimTHEE will bepkMJ tow“
♦. * M>p27-16
The White Sewing Maebt*
fks Lidiu'
tram
\ f M u -4
.M M-V—UM MXC
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
wes r.
ily) lpai\j| except
- “— ^ ftutuiaya.y
Leave Charleston 8 87 a m
Arrive tu UmnchviU* 10.45 am ^"Wua
Leu re Braiicliviuc Ji) a** work. The re-
1,eme Edlato , t ami the man was pot to
Le 't've f,rm - He remained in the
pf Mr. Brooe nntil last fall, hav-
L.- !ng been dnnnji- °Jl that time a faithful
U
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Af
THOH.'Sh
er
Moi i^agec’s Sale-
1 will
me
t *i,.b€r. Wi Uxauauge
caiton ^ t^IN, BsrnweU, »
aep2t)-3m
,\-
By virlite of a power contained ic a cer
tain deed of horptin and “itlc. commonly call-
dl n mortgage, executed ou lt»« 31st day of
July. 188 1 ). hy A. Kuhenatrin and tecordcd
in the nfhea of the Register ofMcstt*Con-
vevances for Rnrnwell conntv. State afore,
said, it* Book 4 H fftges <102. fiOI. 0 it. GtXy
on the 2nd day o( August, 188!>. I will sell
a* lUrnwelt C. Ii. on Monday tlie filth day
ef November next, it being aalc day hi said
month, within the lepil hours of sale, all
thattmet-nf land, hiiunie, lying nnd being in
Barnwell county, Statealoretmid, eoniaining
one hundred and t.ine acres more or less,
nnd bounded on the North by Innda of I,,
Rrooker. East by lands of Amanda Hutson
and X. T. Hutson and South and West hy
lands of E. &rWilli*. V ■ ' 7~,
Terms cash Purchaser to pay for papers.
Z. T. HUl'SQN, .Mortylgee.
oct 18
J. W. Strickland,
Wh plwrfRht an! Btatfomith,
BLACKVILIaE, S. C.
In nktw amt at all tlmos propsrod with
first clans workmen and first c!«sa tn U»-
riaI to do all work in his line in first c'ass
style and at 'ua son able llguivs. He solic
its public patron**** fttidpoighlently refers
to allpcnurBs wf»o have favor d him With
thedr orders. He Is alw*v* at home apd
alwsvs nt work. tu>waM-»n
The Stale olSourli CBr-liua. B.irniveli Coanfy
By virtue of » power cintained in a cer-
tHiu dceil of bargain and saie, uuuioiily ci "/I
ctl a mot'igage, exteuted on Htu iwcuiy ft
day of Ju y, 18- i 2 by Mrs. N. C. Ailetil M
Mrs. 8. M. Pattemon and rreorded on Ibc
twenty-filth day of July, 1882, in Book
pages 7,To, oTti amfi 377 iu the otticc of,
Registrar of Mesne Conveyances for
well Connty, Mate af»re-9td, and ihcreiDler
duly a signed to me by the said Mrs. S.( M.
Patterson, 1 will sell at Kart.wali Cyirt
House wit Monday, the fifth day of Noveinfttr
next, wiihiu the legal hours ofsale, “All t^at
certain lo , giece or parcel ot laud, situate in
the cotlul.w and 8late aforesaid nnd about
three (8) quarters ef a mile from Barnwell
Court House, formerly the property ef J. D.
Allen, deceased, cuutaiuinj l'/e and one
fourili acies, more or lees, and described and
boimded os follows: “Tu be the dwelling
hotine standiag th*reon, together with all the
Adjoiuiiig inttd Included Within the lollowiog
lines and boundaries: The Northern boitnas
ary to measure 283 feat and If inches. Haul
Northeru boundary is to extend equal dts-
| lances tram the Northern corners of said
dwelling. Soul hern line to measure 288 f- et
auiLfi inches and to extend equal distances
float the Southern corners of said dwelling.
The Eastern and Western lines each lo mean
ure 3ot) feel, to ruu parallel with inch other
and to irterseet the Southern and Northeru
boundaries at right angles. She points of in
tersect ion to be nt the extreme ends of the
Northern and bouibcrn boundaries.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papeis.
W. A. 110L.MAN, Assignee.
oetlMw
u-
pay (D> 12) sixteen and one im’* 1 ®
•,,t 't'd.el'T^ 088
»ce(f'tj» l Rot
’Ue that
hum.
_J0tl)
Stable For Sale £
In Ihe Fl.iu/iMiiiiC Timji ol iLaiktillij 8
Hale Sullies 87 f* el ' nn K )>)' »8
with Barn, Mule Lots, Pnmp and
try convetacuces The Lot cas-
«‘>0 feet.
*ptd. Now is the ‘ime to invest.
Address M Hyatus, Augusta, Ga., or a|»
ply lo Tua Peoi-lk.
sep27
4. W-
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ^
B L. A C 1C V I L, L. I , H. C?»
Prompto*** aapqiialty
Y
di'c21-ll
A|va Q-hge & Cot
•« v PROPRIETORS OF THE.* » ^
v • -
Charlt'»toH Icc House,
Market, Cor.Church St, Cbarlestoo, S. C
SRamFoaf ^linid City Tntde
STiTppTng,
Sopplicd.
Ice Packed
cialtv.
for ihe Country * Spc-
and indnslrions emploW*. Ho went by
the nnmo of Wilson, nnd Said thfit he had
been brought up an a pickpocket and
thief from childhood. Last fall lie ipodo
up hia mind to go South. Nothing was
heard from him nntil a few daya ago,
when Mr. Bruce received a letter from
him. He was in Texas. Ho said in his
letter that, as he might never oome to
Mr. Bruce’s place again, if Mr. Brace
would make a search in his chimney ho
would find several hundred dollars’
worth of jewelry which the writer had
taken fro^people iu the street injeurs
past, and which he could not restore, ns
the identity of the owners oonld not l>e
known. Hu told Mr. Bruce to dispose
a of it as he thought best. The farmer
j Ojched in the chimney, and found at
l' eM ,\$1,000 worth of gold rings, pins,
Ar. at Br** and other valuable jewelry.
F.Ntog to have anything to do with
Leave Uhiurproperty, he shipped it by ex-
LeaVc'-twi’iVilson. What pozzies the f*r-
t.«*ve j) |KC ^mow where and when his late
f ^ ^'(Atained the jewelry, aa it is
. , ' that he oonld have oeroe from
Leave Auguv ... ,, .. '
Ar.»t BlackvV‘th it on his person. Hf
Ar. at BranekHe reformed thief had liecn
Arrlve wt Ch«rl^m er trade), daring visits
, “CUT^ooi^Jonally to Buffalo,
Comiectioit* madea.. neighboring towns
R. Pi. to ntwi lr«m alt p -orbi,,- *ua
west, with WOr 1 E on “ 8
ton and Atlanta on Eipr^ .
Connections ma'lc *t —
Eastern R. R. for point# Ni^Battle.
Vork 8tcamera on 8«tuvd»y>.
Connections rnaiio at Colu.^ ylNO 0N A
lumturand Greenville R. R
Colsn^iasnd Augu-ta R. R. to a«.
» xtR?”
J. D. & T. F
. -.is gone and the look
broken?" ,
“Yes, one handle was gone, and I had
her tied with a string.”
“Is this it?" asked the officer, aa he
took the baggage off a bench not six
feet away.
“Groat snakes 1 that's her," chuckled
the owner.
In handing it to him the string broke,
the bag flew open, and ont rolled two
old shirts, a pair of socks, and five or
six paper opllars—all there was in it.
“Then these ape the duds yon wanted
$T)0 for ?" queried the'hfflcer.
“No, sir!” was the indignMit.reply. — —, ^ T -
“I should have taken the money for foifilacteriatioa of men with tbs tenacity o(
of time and damage to my feelingsr|^®U^^8*- They never fi
Iccnttse it ia the Lightest Running, the
loiot, makes the prettiest stitch, and
-onvenkucea than any other Machib
.rumtiled five year#, and i* the
HU J givec the boat satieLctioo of ha}
uc the msrkeL Intcndtug pvtflea. He
^acting. Ha is
itod to exatwreithtjorj^iij^ but lives
^mdHfB^ferform the labor. A
d0 *jrT who UDokM * wt > ***** * bit, and fam-
blea the cigar aaore or lam, ia apt ta be
caailj aflEmtad^by drimieahmam. Ha
may be energetic, uai#>b genero—,and
courageous, bnt be ia vawBlaWng and
liable to obanga on a moment's notice.
If the cigar gom out freqtnUy the man
has a whole-souled dlapodtlou, ia adavfl-
may-care sort of fellow, with a Italy
brain and a glib tongue, and generally a
fine fund of anecdotes and yams. To
hold half of the cigar in the mouth Mid
smoke indifferently la a lazy mart habit.
They ar^ generally of little form, and
their character* are not of the highmt
strata. A nervous man, or one under
exciting influences, fumble* hk cigar a 4
great deal. He ia a kind of popinjay
among men. Holding the cigar eoo-
atantly between the teeth, chewing It
occasionally, and not Caring whether or
notit bmbeeik lighted at SR, are
fu W 5 ‘ 1 ?
UlSTAV JACOBY,
WAJCHMAKKR AND JKWELFR.|
Dealer in Wololtes, Clocks, nn'l a Fine Line
offtewelry AH kin<la of Repairing neatly
done. Old.Gold *ed Hilver l>ougkt.
2tK> King Street, Clutrleaiou, S. C.
set 11
A GbbatConventIviH.—T'no Temperance
Gonveiilion of Tues I iy whs a couvocai loti
of ir-tod and grant men of which our comi
ty l-> j ially proud. Not hIuch the hietoi ic
days of 1870 ha* there beep so august an
unsoiubly gathered In brav* ohl Bnruwell.
We regret that lack ot time ami s' 1 ,.ace
force* us to d*f<'r until a later UsUe a Wor
thy acco nt of its proceedings.
A temporary organiztUon was effected]
by ihe election of Ut-v. Sanies jf. Buiet as
.President and Messrs. J. D Copeland and
ft. Liebmati a* Socrot|ui-ta t>( Hut Conven
tion. After a brief ami arproptUle ad-
tbes* by the President and an eloqueot
prayer by the lU-v. Dr. W. D. Bice the rob
waacalled and it vra*foun ithatCl church
es wore reproaeuted by 33G delagale*. The
t uipota. y ollljfr* were unanimously
e'.ectO'l permanent officers of the. Gonveu-
tiou, and upon 1 ( viwlK<u the Lev. Lucius
• ffik
THIHISAiNDN of oollars
are wasted oa Physicians' fees by the dys
peptic, the rheumatic. Ihe bilious and the j
ne.'vous, when « dollar expended on that un
approachable vegetabl*Tonic and Alterative
Dr. Simmims’s Hepatic Compound,
OR LIVER AND KIDNEY CUKE,
woti'd in every cas* effect a radical cure.
No remedy in tfio World ever so fully won
the confidence of mankind as
SIMMONS’
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
% OR
1-lVliffi ftSlk ■AIU.'UKV 4WHK.
For t,hg, cine nf Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
ConstipafiWv Mid all troubles arising from
the Liver, Etdaeys and Bladder.
Taken tw efttr three tim*** a day it prevent*
Fever and Ague, Malarial Fever, DipiUaria,
Scarlet fever and Cholera. .
% IdTOH WOMAN !-©«
wh^rill you allow yoursell tab* proslrotcd,
your system enervated, yo*r lieshh rota-
pleteiy doalroyed by ih* gaunt strides of
those insidious and oft limes faliri discus'*
called “Female Weaknesses ” when you Can
be entirely cured by using SIMMONH’ HE.
I^TICCOMPOUNJ. U Will tentove Fim
plelianil Blotches, puri'y your blobd and
make your skin clear and healthy.
For sale everywhere, and in Bwrnwoll hy
Dr. A. B. Patterson and Charles Pechi^pnn.
Blackvillo by Brs. L. C' Stephens and f.
H. Price. -
H.V'Bliston by Drs. L. Brocket, and W. U.
Suii.haod VV. H keuuody,
ztcli 1-1 y
Registration Notice '
The Registration Books will be op n at ll e
roenty sent on Ifto First Mond y in each
month until further notice ia given.
JNO. W. UOftMES, Supervisor.
de-2Uf
Wanted.
COT FON SEED, COTTONSEED.
I will pay (16 l-2c.)«xteen and r.ne- XTl xy 1£owana*rVl
lialf cents citsh per bushel for 10,0^0 **• ■Vfi Vr 1 gAA,
Bushels Sound Dry Gotton Soeil, deliv
ered to me fit this plnee before the first
of next November. Will exchange Cot
lou Seed Meal for Cotfon Seed.
C. K. GYLES, Blackville, S.CL
octl 1-3m . -
'Jos. J. Brown,
T**"- 7
Barnwell C« H S V-
octllti.ly
ilL. A.OtC VIL.UK. H. C.
m&,TI\lWB[ETM\W01!kEL
Roofing end. Gwtiertng executed in
workmanlike wknuer. Old 8t >ves Repaired
and filled up. Cell* throughout taw county
promptly attended to.
"ft?’* (“i 0 '
t>n jas just |
wenR.lt. ^ c jK i.gfl.o.r.kl* Biooe
OHN B. I’Ef’K. General Men*Cottage
exhibi-
4
-THIil-
Aer. Eng-
lUMUli-H
FRESH BREAD, FR^ f eal . of in ’
coutamuig eev-
SAKK1> which had
The Choicest ConfeDguinary battle a
clasetiroccries always fiously. A well
pr o r * TiwUng a frieud’s
JiCjO 1 Aj previongjy nn ^ on
Meals at ell hour^ hives it was
^Puhhc pa'ronage * uproar inaide.
promised. lowed the ground be-
j covered with several
J • Huron e* and boats of them
sing bronght to the entrance
»ep6 tf e d on t by the workers, geuer-
ppf being seized behind the head
Vwagged along to the exit, where, as
kind of farewell, a sting was given to
Ihem. Examination of the slain revealed
I’m no Shylook^ air I”—Detroit Free
Preen.
OLITTEBINO PniflMATTO LIOHtft.
Much can bo found to interest a stran
ger in Albany, N. Y. There’* the
Ureenbnsh bridge, for instance. One
evening last week I sat near a young
couple. The sixteen year old miss was
a Greenbush lily and the male escort an
Albany tight-pauts, silver-headed flane
and an abbreviated-coat young man.
Frdtu their conversation I judged the
Greenbush lily had no soul for a ro
mance. Tfght-panta was fall of it—he
longed to unload a ton a the lily’* ear.
“Do yo«' see tfioa gUtteriug prismatic
lights on the sparkling waters," he
asked so loud that the bridge man
snickered.
“Well, I guess,” she replied in an ice
cream voice. «
“How romantic they sparkle as each
billow tosges them idly about on the
moonlit rivor," he gnsMngly speaketh.
“Gorgeous’? Quite romantiqoel al
most all hut, Fred."
“Yes, Laura, that prismatic virion is
called the danger signals on the hind
'-rr » a i Woiith P* $hat they lud been severely
Simon Brown. P. W. Farrell. A. J -Many wereheadless, Others had
ersbee. Dr. J. B. Black, J. W. Woedwa
Tbe County (^■musioaers.
sell
a 3St OTICH.
Ail psffions indebtod to rtie underHigaed
will coin* fitvttai'd at once and sonic up a*
uultrtber iudulgcnc.' will be given.
W. H. KENNEDY.
WillisLon, September ITtk, 188:1.
eep20-tf
HENRY HTEITZ,
Iwpottcr end Whole.'ale Dealer in
FOSEIK AND HODESTIC FHCIT.
Apples, Orange*. Banana*. Cocoaouts, Lem
ons, Piueapplea. Potetoea, Oni* is, Fveauli,
Cabbages, Me., 8. E. Corner Meeting A Mar.
kclduxtu, CbarUstou, 8. C. £o«tll
Central Hote^
11 ii<> A HftXIlICKT. 4,
AUi^AJSTA lh «
MRS. W. M. THOtewo
Centrally lofiiledreoirvenicr^®*
ness. ^ 3* fo* east
—: ■ ^-Ar west as
MBS- A* ARM**««* o»t
. best goods,
Is bow receiving a ban.
Fill *i d Willed 68 * ffoo* ont
to which she invites Hp ^doigot to men-
good deal on the
WnyirqHjwl wff wt
^ VlAiL.
*. 1.-: y - >ort«r than the Aipsejoan. ;|n ITtaOrii
‘ A* ^ ^ t ^ ^ tlmy Uy nothing bnt
YpojT&f iu« pemfll fritaaed 1 fitraigUl Ptjws, and fiU through the min-
- j togg^rtethta^ahlidMf tU —
lost leg. or wings os both and all bore
evidence of rough usage. That the bps
were wary much the superior force was
shown by the fact that only about fifty
of them bad fallen in the fray, a remark
able disproportion to the number slain
of the enemy. The battle had raged
from abont seven in the igorning to the
same honFtn the evening and seemed
then to end only with the utter annihi
lation of the drones.
idifk right Tnches
, distance, will b* about HO,
. ten-inch ons wiD ba |13 ot IIS, i affection. Jn a fit of despondency nh»
aim- iftTiaona msaaum, which b a trifle f waked a‘quantity of matches in water
IkoriAr than tha A mna*i <■■». V— *
Pxcxtliab Bciomu.—A Russian girl
named Mary Ixftschtz, nineteen years
old, waa taken to Bellevue Hospitffi.
New York, suffering from jtpjsoning.
The woman has been in this aonutry
about two yearn and baa bmp employed
in an east pda tailqt.ahay. JShs con
ceived aa ardent admtrattoh lor a young
Ruaaiaa wfep faflsd to reoiproeate her
There was ar touch of Irony in her
voice whan she replied.
“I know what they were before you
commenced. Wasn’t I two years on s
canal boat when father commanded the
Bn rah Jane Wallace?”
Silence reigned on that seat, and ths
bridge man muttered aside: “I thought
she’d moke him sick.”—Alban# Argus.
A DEO BUI OV DfTIMAOT.
Mrs. Richesse, whose money enables
her to live in a swell suburban neighbor
hood, but does not give her the entree
to the best society, was awsgr for the
summer and met sqveral persons who
know oil tbe best people. One day a
lady asked Mrs. R.:
> “Mrs. Richesse, do you know the
Efans?" *
“Not personally, though quite well by
reputation.”
“They are lovely people and you
should meet them, And the Browns, do
yon know them ?”
- “They are our next door neighbors.”
“Indeed. Then you know them in
timately T’
“ Well, no, not exactly. Our families
can hardly be said to be very intimate,
and Mrs. B. has never caBqf, but their
coachman is eng|ged to ottrhired girl,
and the degree ef intimacy extaring is
snffioient to permit his coming £ver to
our house seven nights in the Week sad
wearing all the paint off tbe back steps.”
A son AXSWEB.
mdVning, Farmer
Death has fuel
lags of Beis
.uferi—ef a
and drank Iho aotatioia At the —^
(Up usual remodhra were praeoribeoi but
without avail, w iUq (UeMcriljr before
“Good mdkning, Farmer Farrow,'
said the old deacon, as he leaned over f walked eft.
the fence to have a friendly Chat.
"MornJn’, * deacon,” nodded the
farmer. ,
.“How ia that siak pig, this men*
mg I” • '* ’■
“Oh, that’s gettin’ along right smart,
I reckon,” the granger cheerfully re-
plied.
r <And how is the rest of yoar.foikar
eon tinned the deacon,
^he farmer said nothing but reached
down, picked up aa over-ripe melon mfc*{The
•red It *0* at tfce deaeftPl head
“There,” he ertriffireuft “by (he tbaa
ytt git them ’ere feeda out o' yer ha’»
j W tfVffif Wil
and vet rclesaa a hold,
standa his-S^gw on end, and an iaau-
er points it ffindglt
or almost afSdght angMwttb
course. Chicago Attcf.
Dirt Eaters ef the
‘Ton say they are dirt eaters?”
“Yes, sir; and I mean it in its titers]
sense. You know the French tiavjlsr.
Macroix, who fxplond the aomroea of
the River Amazon, found a tribe of In
dians so infernally laas that, having
eaten up all the four-fodted onriaak hi
their reach, including parrots and mbw-
keys, snakes and creepfoj '
reduced to live soieb oft
sects. These OttouMW at j
They live upon umd
is high and flshinfr t
of unotnouaclayof *(.
he Rods upon banka of dtnaBaL 11 is
soft to the touch, like putty. Iw Eft
natural state it ia of a J i Tin shh <fi»J
color, but when hardensf before^ths
fire it aasumea a tinge nf
the oxide of Iron tgiittf <
“la it nonrishing ?”
“Not in the lemt. Iti
—produees a satiety and.
pangs of hunger. I hare been
chemists and medical men
analyzed the little jmlbfthto
roil it to atom awiy that it
nothing nonrishing, simply u
alumina, with S or 4 per oaah
He calls them balls poyo, and
them up into BUe pyramids, juat aa
cannon balls are pitted ia a fad Each
ball is three or four indhes fat iflsmitffir.
When hungry, be takea a ball and soft
ens it by wetting? and eats about apouad'
a day. There & soatethioc ia tte dht
eating habit wbieh predama a eeit ef
craving for ii, Ido notthffi
habit it confined exchurively I
tomoos, but bdfove ftpt U i
known among the Indiana of I
I hare beard of a poor elaas«_
living in Nortln Carolina who,
pressed by hunger, ret the amtu.-..
bogs that bids tbe ohinka in titrirodriftk^
—Cincinnati Enquirer.
A California hen, white
gaged with her brood ef
plowing up a garden, <
by a full-blown rai The heat
dtetely established hanffiBeft
round her flock sad awaited
alaught, whereupon the nt,
checked by the bold front praaantad bf
hia antagonist, sronohefl .im a rnarnmi,
and then made a dart for oa#ri tha
|n an iastant thaeldhan t
her oaekte battery as
tin She flaw afthan
him with herhill, _
back mid threw him
rat earns dowa With at
walk, but before he oonld
feat tha ban repeated i
and kept it up until:
able to crawl away a
in dtegraea. After «
fallen foe for a few
ban
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