XtrmmQto lm*« mm wbit*
Uv« WKk up ibdr
Mt to ttU at Hi# cltctioo on next
Ifeefiiy* Tbtjr have faHeo upon a tcrjr
^ powpkofcffetHog wveqgeforthepn^
at k«r«- irflicii th«7 did tK»t favor.
J« 86uth Caroiira there een be no netn
fteHty k poNtiee. Democreta or Kadi*
«elk iMMt rtle. Under which king? The
eerpot twfgera end eealuvegs are all gone
lot the capture df the electortl rote of
the State for Blaine would bring out a
hungrier horde than that winch ding raced
and deapoiled the State from G£ to -7th
Let 111 good Democrata apend the next
four daje in miaaionary work amoog
tbetT daOitiaflcd ncighbora. In 1876
Mr. Tiideo, bjr the Repnblicaa count,
tfrcdbd only one more rote to elect him
end he leaked enty 237 rotce of ge^in;
that rote from South Carolina. There u
not a rote to ape re.
Are we ee l^eee rke Klrcilee t»j
taeerieei ?
From all parta of the State the rolemn
warning ia being sounded that unless the
Bemoeratic party is aroused from its op*
•thy the election will be lost. Will any
white maa or any honest colored man
refleet for i moment npoti wlwt that im
plies and then remain away from the
polls if there ia Hfe enough left hi kim to
get there tod cast his rote for home rule
kooest government. Ii there a white
or an honest colored' man hi i?ar>i>
well county or the St <te of South Caro
lina who has forgotten the lladieal party
and id rule of shame? The State K»-
aourive Cammittee aomda the alarm pub-
liaised elsewhere to-day. For week* past
tram various counties wc hare heard the
mm* diatreaaiag news. What is the
eaoao of this great fear in the minds of
oar !ceder» ? It ia because w e see no
CantUm going on nuywhcrc. The I>e-
moetVey seem to be asleep. Our promi
nent mea have gi no from (Sconce to
Beaufort, from county to county and ad
dressed meetings far short of those usu-
■Hy present at the Court Jlouse on an
ordinary sale day. The moethig here
on campaign day Was smaller tlati. any
o( the preciuet meethiga in the primary
ennrtas, wheu it luid been advert
fur Weeks that Hampton would be
Co apeak to the people. The man
who euppoees that “the eight box law
will do its work” without rotes in the
boxea is e very simple minded person.—
The Democrat who allows a stupid ne<
to rcprfiwnt his district in Congress
iu the stead of George I). Tillman
through his own neglect to attend the
etfcctioa and rote will fhH to satisfy his
neighbors afterward that he is the right
sort o#a Mouth Carolina Democrat. The
man who tlnds himself in the rnited
Btatee Court after the election simply be
cause Grover Oleve’nnd failed to get the
ntoe electoral votes of South Curoliaa
wM repent his failure to do bis dnty by
hie family, horn# and country on election
day. Wa kura a fall oouoty ticket in
the flelf, what hare they been doing
rioealkoflth of August to prove them-
■efoee worthy to hear the shtudard of the
Democracy? What has our Executive
Committee done to anniae the people to
a sense of their duty and their danger?
It is not a pleasant thing to find fault 1 ,
but the tiiAt has eome to 1 speak oat and
we do so to-day in the interest of the
State, Erery club io the county sliould
meet before the electron, a li.-t
of all members absent should be made
out and'tfie names ol the ahacntecs di»
vlfltd eqnally among those who attend
OMflhpfore the 4th of Novomlier erery
UUOlltanhr he visited by the member
name on his Fist and a pledge
that he will attend at his pre
cinct and rote, and if not nt flic polls by
ton o’clock on election day (hey should
he sent for and brought in unless they
ure deud. If only two of the Democrats
from each voting precinct in Ohio who
Mnyed nway IVowrthe polls on the 14tb
. tu*t. had turned otu the resukofthat
eleetiow eronhl hare hcen changed and
to day the election of Cleveland ancF Hen
dricks would hare been conceded from
one end of the United Staten tothe other.
The abeeooe of one Democrat from each 1
Toting precinct in South Carolina oirthc
’ ^th of next month might easily lose her
to tbrenmuy.
Aaunmrtx.~Oa Hie 2gad lust., abosr 5
e’etoek p. ar.. three bales ef cotton on the
platform were set on Are by rperki from a
paming loeemodre. TLey were easily ex*
ttagukbod. TkoMmeaightab^M lOo’eiock
the homo raeeutly oeeupiod by Mr, }. T.
Chforae waa dioeevervd to be on Are The
BXUdrviLUkr-pfofeaaor T. C. Boo per.
prlnrtpal of ll>tf High ■cbooi.dted on Mon*
dap moruintr. atftar an tilOMa of three
weeks.
Major O. E. Rtendiuan and'family are st>-
tendlaw Urn Utfeetef Fair.
The Badlcal County Executlfe Commit
tee mot oft fcUturdsy. The meeting was
•> quit fend decorous that very few peo
ple, outside of the fakbful who were pr**#>
eat, knew aajrtlilnw about lb After a full
lntm»tiaii|M of opinions and consideration
of laatruotiona ftom the party leaders it
was decided not to put any county tlfekr*
to the field but to .eoHdiy support the'
Blaine and Logan electors and the ashy- 1
ct»loh)d-bo w-leuard- Bapt lat-proachsr-can
didate fur Congress who wauls UuCle
doorga'a place. :..J
The Denocratio club will meet la tbs Court
iiouse ltaltat 4 o’clock p. ra. ea flelarday,
the 1st Nsvember. Erery member i» re.
quested to attend.
W. R. Kri.tr, Chairman.
TV it. Baines. C. 8. Bcur, Secretaries.
Akmcs spread «e the e^Jetaiag bwildTag owned
hf Fsytea, westered maa. flraaeele tbe reai-
* foaer sf W: W. rrermsa and «r a bouse
If. B. firth and aeeopiedP by
“ «1 baiUUbga
There was
» Pe/loa’a
•f his boNeehold
f'aresiiienos there
The eripMi of the fire
(Of. The building
wdP’iph I end it in
»e paAfiagheft by our
M
,Si ’-
tux BKAtmm mow.
Ob I tbrmow, tbo Ix-intiCnl utioir,
I'ining tbo «kj an t t arlli brio*,
(»»-r Ihr hmi*« tiijn. orrr the »frrrt',
Orer tb* btwl. of tbr pr.ij.lr fun airct *-
IhDcInf. fllrtina. ■klnimlng a'nnu.
lb lautllul anow, It ran no no wruu^,
Hying to klM * r»lr tad)’* abrt'k,
ritngliut to lip# I* fmlit-Laume freok,
Hotutitul #1111# from )ic'»m h #lx)ve,
I’Sre «• an migt-l, grmlr a# lore.
Oh ! tin- tnow, tbr iieenlirul *now,
Ho» tb# fl»k<-« gjtlicr nnC laugh a. thoy go;
Whirling alMUtt In nttuMxnlng tun,
( 'bt.iug—Uugbinu. hurrying by—
It light, on tng lb<v, aixl <|Miklr« tho rjru;
A no flir dog* with a bark ami a bound
Snap at tb.' rrratal. a# tb«r i-ddy anxmri;
Tbe town i> ail to, and It* hi-art In a glow,
To wt'k-oOU' thf nouing of the beautiful *itow.
lid lb» crowd g«c* #wavlnp-alor»c
tltb b '
II«w
Hailing raeli olbgr with humor and »>ng,
llsar tbe gat *l*igh» like meteor* by,
Bright Sir tlm nii’loent, then bxd to the eye;
Klugiug, twinging.daibing they go,
liter the rru*t of thi- benutiriil •now;
Snow wi pure when It full* from the ,kr.
To !«• tratiiide.) and t rm-ked by tbmi-nnd* nf f.-et,
Till it Menu* with the tilth in the horrible alrrel.
f>nee I wa« |xin' a* the Ixwilifnl anow,bdl > fell,
Kell like the allow ttuki *, from heaven to li*ll I
Kell to tie tiampli-d, a* filth in the xtrevt,
Kell to lx' -etiBi.l at, to lx' *pit on and bent,
ITmnMng, euraiug—.Ireading i,dli —
Selling my aoul to wh.x'ver wouki buy.
Uenlfng In ahaun-yor « timr* I ol hh a.r,
nallug the lltlng, and rearing tbe dead.
Merciful 0**11 bate I fallen *.. low -
Ami yet, l waa once like the henntjful *uow.
Onre I waa fair a* the beautlfitt anow,
With an eye like a eryatal, a heart like il» glow
Once I waa luted for my iunix-cut grace,
Kla’tenal ami xougbt for lh« eharui* of mt fai-e;
KaHier, mother ai-ter*- -all—
toxl ami myaelf, I have lout by my fall.
The terleat wretch, that gi*** ahlverhig I't,
W ill inlke a wide .weep. Id I — * rob r too nixli ;
Kor all that Is on or alwite me I kmiw,
Thero l« imlhing that'* pure a* ihe beautiful anow.
How at range it -bould lie, that tbl. tawiitifitt anow,
Should fall on a alnner with mi where to go,
How «trange it ahould lx*, when nlglit eomea again,
ll the anow ami the Ice at ruck mt d< 4 #|x'rale brain,'
f aiming—I- rvcniiig—Liy ing alone—
Too Wicked loi prayer, too weak f*r a moan ;
1 o lie heard in the wtreci* of Ihe crarv (ow n,
Uotic mad In Ihe joy of .now coming do* n;
To tie ami Indie h, my terrihV w.w,
H Uh a Iwsl and a shroud id the tfautiftil snow.
Ilrlplewa and foul a- the rramtded snow.
Sinner detjair md ! t'briat aiixipelh low,
To rescue ihe aoul that ia lost In *ln,
And raise it lo 11te and enjsiymciil again.
Groaning—Hlixdlng—I'yiiig lor thee,
The rrutided hung on the ennxsl tree:
Hi# acrelds ol men y fall *ntt on thine ear,
I* (here merry tor We? VS ,jj to' heed in) w ak t-rayer 1
i»h ' <iud in the *1 ream that for kiiiarradkt flow ’
Wash me, and I shall be whiter than mow
ArbliroiloM dvmrls-!T«. 1.
All disputes that arise Ix'twecn por-
soirs origin Ho citlicr from contested
rights, or fruni injuries received. To pro-
serve one’s Jij;itts is u duty, while stitcty
end weH-beiity: forbid submittiuy; to in
jury. iu fulfiHiii^ these duiies to ouc’s
self, to be mutdlid of (he rights of and
duties tOwOthcrs fumhihM the maxims of
common and sttitute law for tcrMiiuuiitK;
disputes between parties.
The law of nature, ns well as the dic
tates of sound practical policy, rctsun-
meud iH'noc, concord and elmritv be
tween fellow-men ; that the gentlest
methods should U* tried by contending
forties in settling tbsir diftcrcnces. To
relitiffuisli a just subject of comj hiint, re
cede froiH Ms right, or forget an injury,
i? the privilege of every one Prudence,
if no more generous amtiwc, miy discov
er oo«'«sions for such ninicalri* accotiuao-
ihaion. A cool and rkiHlHi rxoHMnation
of the subject of di.-fnite by the pnnisR
lo it, without nicely deciding the justice
of jarriug protensioos, may point to »
compromise—how far to recede, or Itow
much to indctmiiiy, for a peaceable ten
minatiun, Meduuiou, the interposition
of a cotoimon friend, a conciliator and not
* »b°4* imparfinlity and integrity
should incline him to rigid justice, but
whose prudence and address sltould
guard him from scrupulously insisting
oil it, may lead to the same result. Jaiwt-
ly, these tailing, to ttvoid the delay, vex
ation and expense of courts of Uw, a
submisaioD of nil claims and pretensions
may be made to competent disinterested
arbitrators, chosen by common agreo-
niciih of the purtios. These various modes
of settling disputes Apply to nations as
weH us mdividtial*.. The progress of
motfora erirtltsHion is chAracteri^ed by
frequent and nearly always successful re
course to them, in lieu o'' war, in adjust
ing the inter-uulional corttroversics that
arise. £. T. J.
It will be tbe duty of the next Leg
islature to provide for tt eousua to bo
luken next year.
ficvernl men in Columbia would like
to come out for Blaine and the Radi
cal State ticket, but Superintendent
Lipscomb won’t let them. Tbelr lerme
have not yet expired.
Mr. J. H. Beattie, of Smitbvllle, ban
orders from New York for 80,000
pounds of watermelon eeetl, to be
grown next year. He bne shipped al
ready to that point near 3,000 pounds.
Senator Edmunds, last December, In
troduced a bUl ia (he United Butea
Congress, which If parsed, will make
void erery State law making a dis
tinction between tbe whites sod blacks
in regard to inter-mfirriage, separate
.schools for the two races, Ae. That
bill is still pending sod tbe republican
party has virtually adopted it la its
platform, Are we ready tor mixed
schools and iater»matrlages between
the races I
The Philadelphia Tbnes save; Ex-
Oorernor Mom** of South GkroUna
has again been arrested, this time at
Detroit, ebarged with swindling some
body. He baa now been brought to
book more or hrae successfully iu New
York, Massachusetts, Illinois and
Miebign. He has probably started
out with the determioaUoa to make
the round of the States nod thus be
come the great national swindler. If
hi his rounds, be shoold find his way
to South OaroMna again, the scorn of
offeooM charged up agnhmt him lb that
Sura wMI probably bn large enough to
give rtw courts warrant for lock log him
ag atidl it* nan hare some rest from
his Jourt*ytag*.
Kl.HCriow Boxm.—There, wi 1 be'
nine boxes used iu whiefa to deposit bal.
toU in the Nyrewber eieotien, two at the
Federal poll*-—one for ProaMentfail dec-
tor* and one fur Congremman, seven at
the State polls, one fur Governor and
Lieut.-Goreiiior, on« tor State officers,
one for Solicitor, omj for Constitutional
amendment, oak for State Senator, one
for Representatives add One Tot' county
oifteen.
DStJiocgATiC KiIector*.—The Be*,
publicans and Greenbactiers Have com*
bined in thir State and will strain every
point to carry South Carolina for Blaine
by electing the Rosublican electors. The
contest will be a close one a-xl no Dcm
ocrat should lose sight of the fact that
one vole may decide the retalt.* Let
every Democrat In the county put his
vote in fur the Democratic elector*, find
thus help to elect Cleveland and lieu
d ricks.
Orricx HrrEmviasB Kkuistuatios,
Babnwels C. ll.,8.C..80ih Oct.. 1884.
Mnnsgcrsof Eleci ion for Pe4en»l-*n<18tatw
Boxes will please call nt the Oraml Jury
Kootti on Monday, the 4th prox.,and receive
the Precinct Regiment ion Li*U.
JNU. TV. HOLM£8, Supervixor.
oet<50‘lw
Omcs orC.iuxTY CoMMisaiasKaa,
Hahvwkm.C Il„ 8.C., Oet. ^8th, 1884.
All partica holding claims against tht
county are requested to prevent them for ap
proval on or liefore Ihe nnnual meeting of
Hie Hoard of I'eunly Commissioners on the
uth ot NoTemHer.
By order of the Hoard.
TV ALTER 8. EAVES, Clerk.
Uniied States Jlfaishal’s Sale.
■ica. T
inn, V
U j
United Stales of America,
llistrlct of Sou lli Carolina
In the Circuit Court
GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS, P.ainliff.
8. 8. FURSE. Defendant.
Ky virtue of an execution in the above
stnteil case to me directed and delivered 1
will proceed lo sell a* pub ie outcry before
Ihe Court House at Barnwell, Slate of South
Carollmf. to ihe highest bidder on Monday,
Ihe 1st day of December, 1884, between the
hours of 11 o’clock in the forenoen and 5
o'clock in the afternoon, nil the right, title
and Interest of the Defendant iw and to the
following described properly, lo wit:
All ibat pluniaiiun or tract of land ir
Barnwell county In Ihe State of South Caro
lina, near Martin's on the I'url Royal Hail
Road, in the possession of the said 8. 8.
Fime and said to contain eleven hundred
(11 acres, more «r les*.
Also, the 'ollowing personal property now
on xkid plantation, lo wit .-
One (1J Stationary Engine of Ten (10)
HoVae-powef, (Ine (1) Boiler of Twelve (1*2)
Horso'-po*)er, and ot.e (1) Cotton Giu and
I’re«s.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay U. 8. Mar
shal tor papers.
T. J. TUOMEV,
United Slates Marshal
District of S. C.
•cto0-5w
CITATION.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
Mt THE coeirt or FKOB.VTK.
By D. T. Rice, E*q.. Judge* of Probate
In Barnwell County.
Whereas, W. G. Siinnia applies for Letters
of A'feniniatration on (he derelict eaiaie of
Rebecca Siugleto.i.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all. and ringular the kindred and creditois
of the said decensed, lo he and appear before
me at a Court of Probate for the said county
lobe hdden si Barnwell C. H.on Wednesday
the Xd day of December 1881, nt 11 o’clock,
A M., lo show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Court this I7lh day of October, A. D. 1884,
and in the ICMh year of American lade
pendcnce. B. T. RICE,
ocl_':{ Ow Judge of Probate.
TO RENT-
A good two-horse farm 3 milts from TVil-
liston.
An excellent three horse (arm 3 miles
from TTilliston.
Bollt places are henRhy and well improv
ed and produce fine crops of eoru and cot
ton. For let ms a Idresa
8. N. GREEN.
Cl) South Hroad St.Atl iuta, Go.
oct 1C
Land For SaJe.
A well improved, well watered and heal
thy farm in Bennett Springs Township, six
miles from Martin s Station.
The place comaina . r »4A acres, 150 cleared,
loilance ia original forest.
Terms—Oue-fiflb cash. Balanee on four
years credit, with interest at 8 per cent,,
payable annually.
Apply at
THE PEOPLE Office.
oct 11!
a step’s Sale-
Stiifr of South Curoliixi, I Court of Common
JJarnrelt Count// | PUat.
SIGMUND L1EBMAN
SARAH K. RH0DA5.
By vrrtneof a decretal order fo me di
rected in the above entitled canse, I will sell
at Barnwell C. II., on (he 3d day of Novem
ber, 1884, beiag aalcsduy, ihe follo#ing de
scribed properly, to Wit :
“Alf those (wo certain fots of land, lying
and lieingin the village of Appleton, being
lot No. 3 and lot No. 6, in block •O’ofa cer
tain eurvey of » certain fraet of land of T2
acres conveyed by (he heirs' of MS. Elixa-
beth folding, deceased, and C. II. Coldihg
to J. N. Wslker Mil oThers. The Mid vil
lage of Appleton beingo» the Port Royri and
Augnsfn IT. R., in fbe* said State ami eonnt>y.
The I wo lota fo be sold separately Terms:
Cash ; purchasers to pay for papers.
O. BUNtlAN BELLINGER, Master,
oet Hi- Hi
ATTOTJSTA hotel.
XROA.U irr. X COV^SfA. o
NXAS RAfLaoafi Clt0861X0.
Bar and BDlIard Rooms in Ihe Rear. Choice
Wines arid Liquors aTwas on h md.
Table Supplied Hi Best Styfeon European
Phn. Attclltive Servants, Large abd weB
VeniDated Rooms.
•^ELEOTKrO BELLS-Ofi
LEWIS * DOOLI ^LE, PHoPKirroim
AppUeatkn f»r Kind Dirckr&e.
Notice ia bereby given thst theumleraign-
eri will apply to the Probate Jodgo of Bartl
well Cmraty on IToaday, tho 34th day of
Novembes, A. ft. 1884, tar a Final Discharge
m AdaiisUtrator of the«wtata of J. A. Peh-
E. J, PEACOCK
OcUX-td
LL*tof Mtmififrs for die Boxes for
llraberof Congress iwl PrpsidfB-
(Ul Eleeu rs at (be Eleclwn to be
jieto fin the 4th day of November,
1884.
Allendale—C. E. Malone. J. W. WitlUms,
W.V.taooxe.
Baldoc-O. A. Kbodoe, W. B. Oswald, M.
M. Calhoun.
Bamberg—d). L. Copeland, Donald B r-
ton, Aaron B«ce.
Barnwell—F. H. Brown, J. 8. bhuck, Wm,
MoSfob.
Blackvillo—C. M. DevTitt, W. It K«lly, P.
J. 1 Betlmoiid.
Buford’s Brtdge-S. -E. timer, J. F.
Grimes, W. C. Best.
Elko—8.8. Dweae, W. W.. WUlte, C.- H,
Math is.
Ehrhnnlt’x—I. F. Kiuard, J. F. Kenrse,
O. F. McMillan.
Farrell’s Store-WMle Bnyertr,, Frwl
Stoker. G.W. Tucker. ^ .
George's Crook—J. D..Ri»y, Lawton Ken
nedy, O. C. Kush. a ■> ‘
Grahams- J. D. Felder, C. D.* Brown, A.
A. Fnust.
Midway—G. E. Hutto, It. H. Broadwater,
J. L. Seam*.
Mill -tt-U. C. Harper, D. W.'Jioon, J. F.
Lawton.
Mlxson’s Mill -1). H. Owene, D. K. Mc
Arthur. J. A. P.itteison.
Koublns—L. A. Bush, W. E. Ashley, T.
J. Rountree.
Hycamsre—E. M. Cope, Miles Loadholdt,
John Deer.
WHHston—A. M. Rountree, EL L. Nixon
J. C. btnnsell.
Th« first named memtters of the sevenil
Bounls of Managers will net as Chairmen.
They will ploat-o report at Barnwell ou
Monday, M November, to receive the bal
lot bust's, Ac.
W. H. II VGOOD, Jit.,
J. B. BATE"*,
8. D. M. GUESS,
Ctrramlssioueis of Election.
oct Jfi-trie
Barnwell Railroad-
- {
October Opening,
Ou and after Mon.bv. «" 1 ' US4 * tr:,ilJ ' ,
rill run a< f-flloWatlll furtber notice. , , •
[Daily—Kxcept Sunday*-^
VV w A IM >•
List of Mamgers of Elec I ion for State
and t’minty Officers for(Ien-ra! Elec
tion to be Held on ihe 4 h of No-
vcmb’r Next.
WHHston—W. E. McMicliael, J. C. Hair.
U. M. Willis.
Bliickville—W. T. Walker, P. B. Wise, D.
K. Brl*«<s.
Grahams- E. B. Guess, John F. Bronson,
Daniel Rowell.
Bamberg—N. /. Felder, C. B. Free, It. C.
Brabham.
Allendale—J. EL Shuman, L E* Hiigliea, C
M Gray.
Bahloc F. S. Owens R V. Owecs, R H
Walker.
MUIett-F M Csfer, J W Furae. W J Bar
ker.
Robbins—S«m Bailey, Samuel Apperson,
W M Bailey.
Miaou's Vtlll—James O Patterson, J J
Cochran, A P Dicks.
Barnwell—Jsmes E Davis, W 8 Eaves,
Henry Ewvte linir.
Buford’s Brldire—J. E. Free, Joe. J.
Brabham, E L Sanders.
Geor»r ’s Creek—T A Hutto, Joseph L tn-
enster, Josetih Chit y.
Ehrhardt’s JI111—J B Keat^e, W E Sease,
J E' Copeland.
Syce more-M M I Itfhtsey, Peter Prin
ter, J W Jenny.
Elko -W. D Turner, J M Fair, M F Nixon
E’erroirsStore-G M Hunter, J C Miley
J II Stokes.
Midway—Dr Frank Carroll, H. W. Wal
ker, E E Htitfhes.
The Ilrei named member of each Board
of Managers will please oome to the Court
House on stlesday. Uotnhiv, 3d Novem-
l>er. to receive the ballot boxes, poll lists.
Ac.
GEO. H. B\TES.)
1>. H. RICE, Comnalssioners
L. A. ASHLEY. J
oct9-tdo
NOTICK.
Fo lie Cil.n tu of Horuu-rll Cotmli/ :
We are now located in the Town of Blark-
Ville, 8. C., on Clark street, (one door from
Rednvoiid'a store) for ihe purpose of manu
factoring the American Aruficial Tombstone
which m composed of sand and cement. All
who wish work of the kind can have it done
on reasonable nofiOe and fair terms. We re
spectfully solicit your orders. Come one.
come nil, and give us your work as you will
be dealt wnb fairly.
A. F. MORRIS & CO.
oet 2
W. B. ftfSCHOXF. J. yoN OVEN.
MIY HUFF & CO.
TVflOI.KW^VLK OIlOC:EIlM
And LKcalrrs# in
CAROLINA KICE.
190 Easf Bay, 1 and 2 Cumberland Street,
64 and 6tl State Sfreef, flharlesfon, 8. C.
(New York Office, 98 Wall Street.)
N. B. Mr. J. R. EASTERLING is qpw
connected wklif Mr bnaiiteas ns Travelling
Sulesmaw. Aiy orders entnmMid to biro will
have our bestskeation. [jan20
W. HTBrigham
201 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.
W holMtale and XCotwll O Vov-rV and
COMMISSION MFcROlANT,
Is prvparsd wttb ample means and
asucoeeeful eipertenee to serve bis
customers more satlsfactorilj now
tban at any previous tide.
JL roll stock of tile best goods on
band at at! times and at the loweat
price*.
Home grown and Texas Red Bust
Proof Seed Oats specialties.
sep2$
BOlV-
T. T. GILL,
BLACKVILLE, S. O.
Watchmaker, JeWeltagsad Gnnamith, will
be gt»d to see *14 m4 new friends at bit ehl
atsad opponite Ike depot. All work »*r-
BMySfi
STATION’S.
.<1 Mail
7 Acc'ii*.
Lv Bla. kvllle
A M
nv ^
r m.
800
*•
tfl.yt
g-lh
“ WiH>d«riiri1'*
10 40
M9
Ar ramwvll
IO16O
S'15
K AK^rW-VItlK.
“Well, old iiiend, which way?'’ said
a lean individual to his fat friend at a
railway station not long since.
“lam off for a little trip to see what
has been gnin<; on iu the world since I
have bceu in bondage ”
‘•What do you mean by bciug ic bou'
da"e T'
“Well, just this: “You and I traded
fij; 4 many yean with the stunc iirm, paid
the' ante ruinous prices and were al>
ways iu debt. That's what i mean by
beiti)' fo bondage.”
“Ifow did you manage to get out ?"
“I soltl off all the surplus stuck, Ac.,
’that I eou'd s|>jire, economised at every
pofut and traded this year on a cash ha-
sis with lien Davies in Barnwell. You
have uo idea wh it a difference it makes
—some merchants don't seem to realize
that the war is over, and think they
ha\e a government contract to keep the
farmers poor. When 1 fiiv-t commenced
trading with Ben Davies ! presented the
tame “shadowy’’ appearance that you do
at present; but look at my proportions
now—and 1 am the leanest one of the
family. It is not always good feeding
that makes a man fat; peace and con
tentment, the satUfaction that you will
reap the benefits of your labor and no
fears of the sheriff’s levy to disturb your
peaceful shiqibers. 1 ant fat, healthy anti
happy, owe no man a dollar and am go
ittg on a little tree excursion of my own
as a compliment to myself. I fear that
the March winds will carw you hence if
you don’t make a ohrnge. Ben Davies
I keeps everythiffg you need — Dry Goods,
! Boots, Shoes, Kardi Groceries, Hard
ware, Tinware, Canned Goods, iu fact
anything you need, and fur the cash lie
will astonish you. Take my word for
it. trade with hint next year uud in the
winter we ll enjoy a trip out West on
our surplus rush. sep'J.i.
KOR TilK
Fall Trade*
Largest Stock
—AND —
Lowest Prices.
CHARLES TEC LI MANN rakes pleas
ure In auaounetag to tils many Irletnle
that bin stock is complete in all de
partmeutH and ttau. his ptleea will
compete favorably with those uf any
market In the State.
He has rot time of epaoe to enume-
aie ,ill liia atock for it would spin out
T<> the iliiuentdone of uti m^tbiidged
dictionary.
Special bargntna In Dry Gooda, Gro-
reiiea, Ikutia, Shoes, Glothlutf, Hats,
Har Iware, Crockery ware, 'I inware, To
bacco, Cigars, Bagtfii p Httd T.ea nnd
anythlnp needed ou tbe faun or in the
Inuachold. If yci dou’taee whai you
want call for It. It is In stock.
Conntiy protluce of all kinds wanted
and the hitfheet prices allowed.
He sure to call on the verernn before
you buy. It will pay yott and don’t
you forgot it.
CHARLES PEOQMANN.
se| 4
sTatRinv.
I.r Barnircl)
•• W.iiJvranr*
1 “ A-blrig'i
Ar B!a. kvilla
1 Mill: • S Aoc'm
A V
situ
s in
g to
8.4d
P. fc-
4.15
ft.05
Barnwell TnifiiS>CGDbei’t n^thSoulkC ai-
oliriH Ituilway TntiiM ai lylHtws: .
No. 3 sms Fonnectiou froiu South Carolina Rftilwa/
from Augusta ami I-oral Static^* Wed ot HlHckvilh*.
No. 4 count#U with Srtilh Oarolinn HalJwav tor
Charieston and I/K’al of Btackfuleaua
Oolumhia I>i»i>it*n.
No. 5 has connection from South Carolina uaiiwn v
fr Gii Cliarl- sioii. (’uluml-ja, lUlMM Ml $3
Station-Ku'l »»!'IGat.k,'iih’.
No. 6cofimn’is with S«mth Carolina Ka|lway ictT
Augusta and IxK’fil JttaMons West ot Blackvillc.
No. 7 lias conflK’ttoii from Shdth CarolHallway
from Augusta and all ia»cal.station^.
No. 8 connccta with South Candlna Hailway for
Charhtoton. Cohiniliia and all, |**lnt.« Kaat.
fl)u Ctmrt dar of ciK*h morilh a sjHt’iai Train will
loavo Hlackvili}* at 7 A. M„ftarrive at UftinwcH at
7.13 A. M.
P. r. ALLEN, O. PAT. A*;ont.
JOHN It PECK, (icnenal Mamgcr.
S.uith Carolina Bailway.
Commencing Octeber Gth 1834, train
will run as follows :
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WEST
(Il.illy ) ' f'itilv, nrfp
tMiudays.)
l.cave Charlesinn
7 00 a m
4.30 p m
Arrive.-it BranchVllle
8 12 a m
0.3.5 p ni
Leave Brancliville
It (tu a m
l) V1 p m
LtMve Kdislo
9 It' a hi
7.iio p m
Leave Midway
9.20 a m
7.13 p m
Leave li.imberg
9 Jt. a m
7 2- p m
Leave Graham*
9. >8 a m
7.39 p m
Leave Lee#
9..VI a m
• 1
i*
T3
Leave lll.ickville
9 AS a m
/. 58 p ni
Leave Elko
lit 13a m
8.11 p ni
Leave \\ illivt 'n
10 19a m
8.18 p tu
Arrive ut Au-ju.-ta
I1.45 p m
9.50 p m
* EAST.
<
[I»i>ily; (IRiily except
..
-uii,l#y.
LeaveAiiguvta
T.lo a m
4. Rt p ni
f.eaveW tllisum
| 8.31 a m
5.24 p m
Leave Elko
8.58 a m
5.30 p iu
Leave Blaekville
9.13 a m
5.41 p m
Leave Lee*
9.20 a m
5.51 p m
Leave Grahams
9.32 a m
ti.Ol p ro
Leave Bamberg
9 4V a in
*>.12 p m
IcAve Midway
9 53 a m
6.19 p m
Leave Ediato
Id.O t a ui
(i. 30 p m
Ar. at Branchrlffe
B'.Kia m
ti lo p m
I.cave Branehville
td 20 a m
8.05 p nt
Ar. at Charlestoii
12 20 p m
9.55 p in
COLUMBIA DITifGON-tVF
1ST.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave Brinchville
8..'i5 a m
0 50 p nt
A rt ive at Utnnden
12 .V» p tu
8.25 p m
Art ive at tolumbia
1 LOO a m
9.22 p m
l.eare Uohrwtua
7.50 a in
5.25 p m
Leave ratuden
7 15 a m
4.0t» p in
Ar, at B’.Vuiciwill*
10.1 o » m
7.50 p in
Beyond n doubt somebody'a out,
With a winning smile and pout;
Mi^s a dcThug and a daisy
And has run tbo buys half crazy.
WHY? Because she went to Mrs.
Midair’s and bought the dainty clothing
that she wears, from the cunning hat on
her head to the gaiters ou her little feet.
Dress, collar, holt, ruche, gloves ami all
the accompaniments thereto, and when
she went home and showed them to her
mother the wise ol l lady went. and
bought her winter outfit.
BUT THE BILLS ? Why, blew
your heart, when tbe old gentleman saw
them he went and bought groceries, hard'
ware and all that he needed from Mr.
Molair and his pocket book did not look
like an elephant had trod ou it.
And that girl will get married soon.
And her mother will always bo happy.
And Tator Lamilias will get rich by
saving money in trading with a live man.
Moral: Go thou and do likewise.—
There’s room for you and all the people,
sepl8
KXPKESS*(DAIIA'| WKSf.)
Leave Cliarl«~ton 11 (Stp-n
Leave brancliville S.tVI'a m
Leave Ulaekville 3.(HI a m
Ar. Augusta 8 Un a m
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST )
Leave Augusta IMP p m
Ar. at BlaekvtllS 1J.17 pra
Ar. at Brancliville 1.43am
Arrive at ChHrlcston 6.lo a m
“CONNECTIONS.”
Connect buy* ortnleaf Angu.tn with Georgia
B. U. tu and ftom n 1 paints West au-l Soiiiit-
west, - with through Sleeper between CUar-
le-ton auk At'unra on Ex|n ess train. '
C'onnecriarw inaAe at ( Imrk'sion with Nor to-
Easterit R. R. for prints North and wi»H N‘«w
York Steamers on Saturday*.
Connections sutoe *«• Calumlviit ■Tirtr Ca-
hunhia nnd GreeiiViiie R. R. nnd Charlotte.
Coliitnbia and Aitgntta U. R. to atnl froiu all
point* on ImiiIi ' li'wls.
Connections made at BtaCfcville with Barn-
well It. R.
D. C. ALLEN, (E. I*. & T. Agent.
JOHN B. I’EX K.General Manager.
J. T. I
rft. J. n. E, MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURO-EON,
I*L.A.OKV'lL.LK, H. C.
Regular appointments as follows: Barn
well t’. II. from thtrd Mondnyin each mouth
to Friday-evening. Office at the Patterson
House. Willhstun, S. C. from first Monday in
eacli mot,ih lo Friday evening. Office over
Capt. Kennedy's store. Will be at bi« home
office in Blnckville every Saturday and wi 1
make appointments with patients to meet
th«m at cither of bis offices st any time.
l^yCaPs attended in Barnwell and adja
cent counties. [novgg
J0HJfI0PLIH(r,
Manufacturer tend Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco,
ll^t’FF, PlPFfi, ftTC*.
No. 3t3 Kfog Stfcef, Clfarieston, 8. C
jan'JI
OHO TIEDEHil! & SONS.
W H01-/KP*vVI^E OHOCKRS4
And Provision Dealers,
02 and 104 East Bay St. Charleston, 8. C
Provisions a specialty. We Ifave always
on band a iarge stock of Prrfirs^Weots, also 1
cheap enfs amt grades of ever£ d scriptfoit
of meals and a full otoortraeW! of Groceries,
Tobacco, Ctgflfrs, Ite. oct’J6-]y
W bat is claimed for tho
WAVKRLY HCtrSK,
CHARLKtaTONT. H. C.
Tlte beat beds and bedding in tb* South.
Location tbe best is the City.
The (able Unsurpassed.
RATES—$2.00 and $2 60 PER BAY.
Reduced rates by the week or month.
JOSEPH PRICE, Jr., Proprietor
junel9 '
FOR SALE.
QTin BUSHELS Genuine Select Red i
OUU Bast Proof Onts. Prion T5 Ms.
per Bnafte). JNO. R HUB, ;
MlM Elko, & a I
REYNOLDS, S, €. K. H.
Denier in General Merchandise, cofl-
aistingvbf
Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoee, Hats, Choice Groceries,
Cigars, Tobacco, Itaidware,
&c., Ac., &c, Ac.
He can not he noderaolU by any
merchant to the county.
Patronize a young tnun Iu the young
est town In the county.
ALL GOODS FRESH’.
New additions constantly made to
his stock.
fiSaT’Calt and keep calllng.'vjtt'
sef-25
CHAS O. LESLIE.
Wholesale and Ketafl Commlselon
—OfiALEB nt -
FISH, 0YSTKR8, GAME AND
POULTRY.
Stalls Nos. I and 2 Fish Market,
Office Nos. 18 and 20 Mat kef SG
East of East Bay Charleston, S. C-
Consignmcnfs of Coftntry Produce are
fespectful/y solicited. Poiiftry, Eggs, &c.
All orders filled with dh*patch.
*epI8-6in
Pianos and Organs.
BY THE BEST MASERS.
New Ptancn $21 fo $225 awd upward.—
New Organs $24 $55 and upward. Eaaieat
terms and lowest prices ever known oh stan.
derd and reliable hutrumeats.
Delivered Freight Paid.
Don't tail to get our prices ami terms be
fore perckacing. Ketoeiabef w« hfmy all
freight without iaereairt of prices. Address
C. 4411.V. 4k HON,
213 King Street, Charleston. 8. C.
s«p4 Cm
D. Bentschner
& Co.
211 KING STREET,
CllAUtESTOX. S. C\
Arc now rcceiviotf a tare- and well
Hflai*rtt‘d Hi<>ck <>f Mein,’, Youths and
Boy* Clothing an I FnroUhlutf Oou<l*.
A fine Hue of Halo cornttautly <>q
hand. sepll
-HOW TO SAYE MONEY.”
#15 f-.r 310.
$20 f-T $l:l.
82o h'r $15."
watches:
F.ltfln or Waltham Watches in
soliil ailver double oasea at above
prices f- r
GO DAYS ONLY.
Every waloh watt anted.
Gents’solid gold watches fre tn
♦23 up waul.
F<t particulars write
MoELBEE’8 JEW ELLY PALACE
Gbsrkaiou, a. c.
FOR SALK.
A- teciit fu; T. II 'Villiueliam I irAor for
•tile 1,'M ■H-rea of w(«rdi , >l laid in I'.vntictt.
.♦jiringv Tov n-lup in tracts of 5.1 acre# and
OpwarSiv, Terms enay. Anplv to
It. A. KLI.I8.
Allenduli', 8. C. —
sepL
Dr. J. It Smith.
Operative mid Meclumicul
dp:^tist.
ifA.TIlirUU A.>l» WII.I.ItwTO.N.
Will pt'tclice at the following pGccs at
time mentioned
B.oiBKIUJ—Beginning the firs^ Monday in'
each monlli and continuing fhr li.te (olluwing
two weeks. Office at the llarlzng Hotel
Wti.tiaToje—The thfed nnd fourth week in
etch month.' Office over Smith'* Dhig Store.
apr'JI'ly
mm J. Morris
118 King St. Charleston, S. C.
HEATING AND COOK PNG
STOVES AND Range?.
l®“Set (1 for prtceyand |iirtnrc*.
st'pl8-ly
THOS. McG. CARR.
F 1 Asu i i io n a n L.K
Sharing and Hair Dressing Saloon^
114 MatkeC Street,
(One Door East of King Street,)
Charleston, S. 0.-
scp!8
IU
Send aix cents for postage
and receive free a costly box ’
— . food* which will balp all, I
of silber sex, to more money right aw^y tban 1
anythlngelMin thie world. Fortunre await
tbe worken absolutely sure. M owe* ad. j
4re« Tuts * C®., Aafwia, Maine. 7
sprlO I
Grange Notice.
GRAHAMS- CHANGE No. 7o- Patrons of
Husbandry meets the 1st Thursday in each
month at 10 o’clock A. SL [july1(b6m
HERE I AH,
AT
Williston, S. C.
With the best stock of Boote, SHoco^
Hats, Gents’ Firrufehing Gootfo, Shirb« >
Collars, Cuffs aid Neckwear between
Charleston anil Augusta, and His cheap»
est prices Let wee a Naw York auK Hew
Orleans.
All tin latest styles and front the bc-t
Houses in the Uuited State*.
Good UnlauDdriod White all Linen
Shirts at 55 cen»s apiece, and everything
else ia proportion.
Coma and see thst there’s life aud en -
terprise » WilKaton still:
ROBT. A. WEATUERSBBK.
> Buyij