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Oar eoadtrjr tchool boato to flntohe<l
•ad Wt art proad. The teacher has
ItoM fatotoUtd and the ofaildrra are
^aUMriot la. That •ohoal booaa may
f ba btocorto to tlmeto come, for aome
^ om<^ ttoraof tbe aeboUca may wake
op tba world about aomethlog.—
Ibera to a heap to learn yet. Tbe
tojatortaa art not all unfolded. That
•ebodt booaa may be the alma mater
o( aoma wonderful getitu*, and then w#
wbo bane atoea lo lt wi(l ba proud. It
It ad I of aabto ao| aardlna but- a
food, larfa, atyltob' academy. ^We
wera{aU poor lo^mooey^ tbougii rlob
la obUdrao, and ao wa foraged around
for help and we got to. There to noth •
teg like strategy abont^doing these
things. #e ftnlned oqraelTea^flrst,
and tbea wa foraged oa the town and
got ajittle bare and a little there, and
tteoabted op. f used to lire la a
town aod the country foraged on ree
aodao I am Just playing for even.
Judge Underwood ueed.to,e«y that be
had stock In all tbe condtry cburchea
aodeoootry acbooto.froixi Tugalc river
aa tba Tallapoosa. Well, It la bread
.tsaat opoa tba water*, I reckon, mid to
will raturo to as after many day*. I
.don't kaow bow many, but after many
days. 1 don't mind begging for a
cborch or a school Jhouae..f When we
foood wa couldeot make up the money
-wa aat down aod wrote* letter to Oov-
armor Brown and flattered him up
aboothlagreat i«al In educating the
people, aod we laid It on pretty.fhlck,
bat delicate—very delicate—and I
mentfooed bis Iron mines that be la
operating dose by r an<l bow he whs
Building up a thriving settlement and
we looked to blm for aid In tbe good
enterprise, aod f told blm what we
taekad, and aure rnougb he wrote
back forthwith aod thanked ua fur our
roaplimenta and legretted that be
conld not help no. andfsald he lad al
toady contributed all ho could to such
< things, and wasstlll^ reel tin? Just em-b
letters every day from all paita of ti e
coontry and he bad’to put them In the
* waste basket unanswered or else hire
aa extra clerk to answer them.! and It
- was trla adglca for oe to cut down the
. house to tb« money, and h's observe
tloo was that those people who depea
- dvd upon IhemaHvee got along tbe
Beat, aodao be wound up hto letter
i With ao aseuraoce of hie peraonal re
■^gard, ete., eta, sad signed bis a«tnt.
1 But after ba had elgoed It I reckon he
: read ever tbe oomplimeats agslo, for
-a-man will do that, and tbeo Ue addvd
41 *poatacilpt saying: On r» flection I
r*Bave oooduded to send you fifty dol-
; tora.’ I thought we would get him,
‘•and so wo dident mind about bl« lee
> tura and bleed vice. Tbe scboci house
'■■waa wbat we were after.
Well, wa wanted a good, large heat-
teg stove and aome pip**, and while 1
wm la Atlanta, tbe other day, I visit
ed those great end good men, Hunnl-
outt ft BelUograth, and opened up to
their generous minds distant views of
«•broad phllanthrophy aod whata lux-
wry It was to make thCee Investments
(bAt.eootrfbute do much to the comfort
4ft <Mttle children, and hew fu
ture generations would rise up and
<C«1I them btoosed, and so they surren
dered It It waa a quick way of get
ting lid of me, and so they gave us tbe
•tow, and they did it gracefully and
cheer full/, and our people are grate
ful and will make returne after many
days—yea, many days. I was amused
■ta good, Christian lady, who, not
long ago, looked up over her specta
cles *t me and said, 'Major, wbat kind
of a naan is Mr. Jay Q >uld ?’
I told her I dident know blm, but I
reckoned be was a right clever man ;
and aba then told me she had written
• fttoa a letter more than a month ago
Making blm to give the oburck ten dol
lars foe a chandelier aud a carpet, and,
aays aba, aa aba laid her kuiulog In
bar lap, 'Mej^r, ha baseot even ao-
•wared my letter. Do you reckon h«
aver got If, Governor Brown sent ua
ten dollars, aod they say Mr. Gould
to richer than be to.*
Well, we are all right now and the
leoavtlto aoademy la open to the com-
IBMity. Our teachers are going to
teach rudiment* and good behavloi
and good manners and music and base
ball, tod, I rseken. They ara not yet
prepared to traefc evolution sad high
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Beotta Id Bare broke out In a new place
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Ateoee to a good thing, sad I feel a
tateceat ta knowing aU about
AMP, tor X rockoo be la my ancestor,
tap lb to of more Importance Bow Me
daoaddapta BeBaea thramaleea to tBIa
world. Wa pava * big
foteg on bore, aod I beard a
, 'Wall, fm not going, fr#
•oaoetdeMs to tbaas prteeben.
Iwaht to know dm of all to
la «w« sk ta-»m,
tteto anybody
But I think tba aarw/footrina of evo
hiUCn Cimt bse got into the church to
a right fklrjoumpromlae, for K losta-
ulaitbat while oldfatberfAdam evo-
hitad audiebaae ffrora tolmonkey old
mother Jtoe dident. She waa made all
of aauddeo andaHat once, pure end
beaotlfitljand lively, and had.no mon
key aboeetors, aod i reckon that to tbe
reason «by womeu to to Uito day so
muob.betiar than (man. Thera ‘to no
gorilla blood in her—no taint of the
brute or the beast to crop out like It
does In a man. What a pity that she
was yoked on to such a feller aa Adam.
What a,splendid acock woul'J have flu
id the world If Adambadentcvoluted,
aud bud been Created fresh like ‘Ere.
Aa It to we have got a graded .stork
thatJs a|sort of a cross between an
gels aod monkeys, and it ksepa up |a
powerful commotion. But the trouble
about tbe whole business Is that we
can't help it and wbst troubles me more
Ibsn ail IS (but I am one of 'em. I al
ways knew there was soon* devilment
lu me, some original tdu that made me
meaner than I want to be, (md now I
know Just where It com* from. . That
apple eailog business had nothing to
do «Ub It, but It is in the stock—tbe
habooi |: prosa-f-aod erer k und anon. It
crops'6ur. Alt my good desires and
acble aspirations, nil my amiability
and tenderness coutes trim mother
Eve, and my meanness from Adam.
The ofd rascal. I wteb ebo badent have
married him, and then rn ty be I wojild
have been a better man.
13 it still, notwithstanding and nev
ertheless. I would like to km w. j let
aa a matter of curiosity, wbat became
of old Adam’s brothers and slaters and
all the rest of the old monkey stock
that eroluted, for I reckon he dident
just evoluU by himself. May be they
dident marry angels, but jnn kept on
In the pure monkey breed, and that
accounts for the other races—the Ho -
tenets and Indians and such Ilk .
There Is a dlff rence, a great diff.-r-
eno*, and It had a beginning some
where. Science has a power of work
to do In unraveling thea^ queeilone,
and I hope she will do It, but she tins
not, done lt|y*t to my satisfaction, and
I’m going to wait patiently.^rrix Aitr.
IffssElizi Lldd of Keene. Ky, to
ooty twenty year* of age, bin aha baa
immnrtaltxed herself by finishing a'
Crssy quilt camalng (13 841 pieces. MV
807 BtUrbee, twepfy.one 'Spoeto of
thread and thirty yard* of doth.
A young man who has recently taken
Bolwitbstnndlrg tba depression In
th« cotton goods trade of the world
the Booth to steadily pushing oa in
the building of new cotton mills.
Apoilfthe enterprto'S of thto kind
Mpw"W *** twenty-three mills,
luilloti C'vwrls-.'Vo. 0.
Arbitration courts arc rather ehnmc-
teristio of a republican form of govern
ment, though they have flourished in
monarchies and despotisms. They have
proven satisfactory wherever tried. Their
jurisdiction hug generally been limited to
disputes abont chattels, or personal inju
ries. In Holland nnd Danuiaik they ap
ply miinly to certain' mercantile enges.
The rour df^conciliation, ol France sod
the Fabrik urrichtc <if (Jerthany are em
inently Lselul in adjusting differencos be
tween employers and feftfpldyed in tho va
rious industrie*. In Prussia, perhsps
more than elsewhere, is recourse to them
where they have aigualiy diminished the
amount and expense* of litigation Cases
iovnlvlng hundreds of thousands of dol
lars have been taken out of ths regular
courts of kiw and re'tlod in tho e courts.
Ix'rd Brougham made strenuous efforts
to introduce them into Enghind.
It is tine oar law, and that of Eng.
land, admits of arbitration ; but the te-
quL-i'c conditions to be fulfilled differ in
ctfeol from having established mbitruti vo
coutU, which, b s'des having j^wer at
alt aimoe to sit nnd take reference*, may
also compel tile attendance of witnesses
and the execution of their awards.—
While isolated courts—as for instance
th# ( Inrleston Exchange and. it might
be, the Barnwell Fair Association, should
the Act incorpora'ing it be amended—
doubtless renier great local Service, a
system embracing such courts in every
Oommuuily, agricultural and manufac
turing, as well as commercial, so that
disputauts may In-ve a choice' of their
judges, would redound incalculibly to
the pub'tc good. Such n system adopted
throughout our State, while not necessa
rily conflicting with the present trial jus
tice’s courts—an experimental system
not free from material objections—
might, with suitub'e provisions, wholly
mpercede them—the otfluiul umpire be
ing empowered to issue ctiminal process
bard i*fet owriied as Ue did to get i. pMti
.furultui^.
«b, try cases small and mean, Ac., as
♦vial justices are now empowered—os
well as greatly reduce the business and
expenses cf our circuit courts.
E. T. J.
Tbe International Time Commission,
which met in Washlngton^on lost Mon
day week, deeMed by resolution to
abolish the pfesent rystem of number
ing the hour* of the day, fund substi
tute a system beginning with zero, at
midnight, and running up to twenty-
four at midnight again. This system
wMI aboltob aU difference between a.
ra. and p. m. time, nnd will alter all
hours after 1‘2 meridian, so that one
will be thirteen, two fourteen, and so
on to twelve at night, which will be
twenty-four o’clock. This system will
now. In all probability, be rapidly adop
ted all over the world, stid the change
will be very desirable.
The Mexican sliver mine, owned In
part by tbe late CXI. Polk, Tennessee s
defaulting Treasurer, to said to be
something of a bonanza. It to now
said that Ool. Polk's interest In the
mine will not only pay cot Ms total
Indebtedness to the State, bat will
toave a handeome residue for bto heirs.
The Baptist State Convention meets
atttedoQ oo Thursday the 20th of
The gslfows during the present year i
has filled mote graves than any other
° H* 1 batur wjmj Uuehr, and ntrry zeffer dis
ttrrwd .Ul'tf serene aliens. I sot will
K v Ai»e on the fence of her fnthei’e
previous year In tbe history of tbe
United States. -v
Jonh Billings says : X look upon all
prophets In these days as eranks, who
believe four times as much as they can
prove, and wbo can prove four times
as much as any one else believes. No
man bus any right to be a prophet un
less he is m good gness^r. Prophesy
ing dont pay. If you get It rfghr, no
one remembers it; If you get It wrong,
no one forgets It.
Col. Cash, Is said to have at hto fln-
gere ends all sons of odd points about'
duelling. One of his queer assettloc.s
Is that In every regular duel fought lu
tbe United States tbe man with the
fewer syllables In his name killed bis
antagonist. He adds, moreover, that
it has been so in all history from the
time of D&vld and Qollah to that of
Burr and Humllston,
Young man. do not blush and fed
A flUP Id Tutous county, Florida,
ktltod sixty-eight slUgatois to one
wook.
By » mother-in-law: Too cod de
ceive your guitoteoa little wife, young
IMS, bat bar tabors wife—never l
Lookout tor aa Advuoce la tbb price
•Bo dtotre to bo
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good, because the girl you meet on the
street seemH to be gnz'ng with rapture
on your nob)» countenance ; she to on
ly hokiog ut your pretty eravut and
thinking how nice It would look in her
erny quilt. That to all.
ft A touchli g incident connected with
Errkelne college is the daily visits of
young Mr. Boyd, of Newberry County.
God bus laid upon this young man a
sore Bfflictlon. He bad a severe spell
of meningitis In his lufanuy, and It set
tled In his |ower Drabs, rendering; Lira
unable tj walk. He hhH a fancy goat
and little wagon which he drives with
great esse whither he llstcth. Thto
animal Is very doei'e and comes at his
masters bidding nnd places himself
between the ahatts when desired. Mr.
Boyd Is a good looking. Intelligent
young man, an I very bright lu his
studies. Ho is prosecuting his studies
with a view ty the ministry. What
should th« hand of Providence make
him a minister kit renowned us Mill-
burn ?
Mr. Runaround waa rut late the oth
er night, and the next morning at
breakfast, In order to Justify} himself,
he remarked to his wif* :
Pet, we have been matrled twenty
years, und yeu look almost ua young
UH you did then. . . .
Y >u havej not changed a paptide,
she responded, sweetly. *
’ If >t Changed ! be answered in sur
prise, remembering his gray locks and
ruby nose. - i. :
Why, how can you say that?
likcausi things preserved Itr nicltt'-
hol never change, sire-answered.
Mr. R. buttered his napkin tiug, un
der tbe Impreselou tba* it was a- rnuf-
Qo, and th<j meal progtessedln silence.
Franklin J. Moses, incarcerated for
awlnr'llng in the Detroit, Michigan Jail
attempted suicide by (lunging on the
31'h ult. He wiM be scut to the House
of Correction for three months.
Weather Prophet Do Voe predicts
that this fall the eky will be redder
even than last year.
With the 8 >utbern cotton crop and
the Western grain crop In the control
of giant mouopollee, tho farmer who
raises a big cotton crop and a little
gtaln crop Is at tho mercy of the gam
ollng speculators. His only remedy,
and Ids only chance for independence
and prosperity, is to raise his own hog
and hominy, and make his cotton his
surplus cr« p. Thto doctrine may he
coustdi red stale, but it is true; aud
we shall continue to preach it.—New-
berfy Observer.
The remains of an English traveler
bad been ixhumed h r Interment lu
the faintly vault. When the Oofflu
was opened tbs spectators started
back in affright. r Why, these appear
to be the lemalna-of a lion,’ ‘Yes,’re
plied a nephew of the deceased,‘that’s
the lion that uteLim op: uncle’s in
side of blm.’
He had been taking too much fire
water, and was leaning against a fence
on Main street tbe other night when a
friend—a pious fellow came alonur,
and after lecturing him on trie lile be
was leading,asked him wbeie he ex
pected to go when liedled. Tfl'can’t
(hie) get slung any b-1 er than now,'
said he,’I (hh) can’t go nowhere.’
Farmers can kill all the rats about
their barns by placing a wash pot half
full of water with a few cotton seed
sprinkled on top. The rats can not get
out after they get In. •
The Spsrtanburg Herald speaks of
a cow that gave her weight in milk in
21 days.
Ills presimed that tbe Kentucky
negroes lately imported to Ohio will
now be allowed to return to their na
tive 8tate. It will sour on tbe aver
age Republican .stomach- to keep
these negroee there f«>r tbe time Inter
vening betw^n this and the November
election. Our Northern brethren love
the negro—only for a few days before
the election.
We’d been rompin’ thru th-
woods,.’bullln fl-mrs ami drivfntr thi
woodchuck from bto Native Ltor (soto
speak) with h.ng stUks. Wall, wo s- t
tltoxoo.ilre frlnac, a-owlngtng our fee
to aftd fro, blushing as red as the Bal !-
winsvllle skool-house when it was fi.tt
painted, aud looking very simple, i
make no doubt. My left arm was oce-
pled In balanslB myself on tbe fence,
while my itobl was lavishly round her
wAste.’ I cleared mv throat, and tremb
lingly said, ‘Betsy, you’re a GHZ-|!e.’ I
thought .that .air whs putty tine. I
wanted to see what effect it w..uld have
upon b«r. It evidently didn't fetch
her, for she tip nod said, ‘You’re a
sheep I’ 8 z I, ‘Betsy, I think v«ry
muchly of you/ T don't believe a word
you say—so thrre, now cum!’ With
which obset vashun shw hitched away
from me. ‘I wish I bar was wlndeia to
nty sole/ sou I, ‘so that you could see
some of my fot-lihj. There’s fire enufif
In here,’, sed I, strikirur mv bi zzi m
with my tl*t,'to bile all tbe corned i-cef
and turnips in the imboibood. Vei-
eoovlu* and tbe Critter ain’t a circuai-
siai.ee I’ She bowed her bed 'town and
cummeuat chawing the strings of her
sub-bonnet. *Ah, could you know the
sleep!Is nkes I wotry thiew on your
Hccoynt, how vittals has adzed to he
attractive to me, and how my limbs
has shrunk up, you wouldn’t dout me.
Case on this wastin’ form and the-e
'ere sunken cheeks — ’ I should have
continue!ed ou this strane pn-bly !< r
some time, hut I unfortnitly lost my
baliuse and fell over into the pastur
ker erowsh, tearing my close, ami se
verely da mag (ok myself glm-rally. -
Betsy Jane sprung to my assistance in
double quk-k time, aod dragged me
4 h. Then, drawtag herself up to her
full bite, she sed:. *1 won’t listen to
your uonceuts no longer. Ji s say rife
strata out what you’re driving at. If
you meau getting hitched. I’m lu !’ I
considered that air enufT fur all piao-
tlcal purposee, and wo proceeded im-
ru-jitely to the parsou’s uud was made
1 that very uile.
HamweU Eailrosd- J) # BentSOlllier
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On and ilflfr Monifajr, October fltb, tr»lu*
wtU run u foWcwtttH-fcirtbsr notice:
214 KIHO STBEET,
CHARLESTON, S. C
[DUly—Except Sunday*. I
good two-horse fur j 3 aiits from W-l-
Itoton."
/ttW.cx#»Ut-nt three horse turm ."3
fpHV.Dilii-ton.
Moth places are healthy au<l well imiirov-
e<l and produce f ne ct -ps ot corn m.d cot-
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■ c ' C3South Itrond t-t. Ail mia, Ga.
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Did you rea l those horrible stories
of tht Arctic sufferers Bring off each
other?’ asked Mrs. Lumpley of her
husband. ‘Yes. I read all tbe particu
lars.’ ‘Dreadful, Isn’t it?’ Oh, iHto
nothing when you once get used to
having people live off of you. I used
to kick when your mother and your
sister and all tbe rest of them came to
live off of me, but I have got ao used
to It Dow that I never complaftb
Jefferson Davts, In hto fight after
tbe collapse of the Confederacy, aban
doned hto horse a few miles from Ma-
ooo sod took to tbs woods. On the
bora* waa a sflver-m-moted saddle,
such sa the heroes of Berios axe woor
to bestride. The saddle I
notice:-
To the Cil.tt’ns of HarntrtU County :
We are now located in the Town of Dl ick-
Title.-tJ. C., on (’lark utieet. (- ne door flora
Kedmond a store) fir the purpose of innim
firSturjng the American Artificial Tornbstone
which m compose I of Hand nnd c<-menf. All
who wiah work of the. kind can have it done
o'* reasonable notice n ad fair terms We re
spectfully sohcit yoar ordi-ri. Como one.
come nil, and pive m ytmr work an you will
“Well, old friend, which way?’’ aaid
a Finn individual to Iim fat friend at a
railway station uot long since.
“I utu off for a little trip to see what
has been going on in the world since I
have been in bondage ’’
-What do you mean by being ic bon
dage?”
“Well, just this: “You and I traded
for many years with the game firm, paid
the same ruinous prices and were al*
ways in debt. Timt’b what I meau by
being in bondage.”
“How did you manage to get out ?”
‘T sold off all tbe fcurplus stock, &e.,
that I con’d spsre, economized ut every
point und traded this year on a ca.-h ba
sis with Ben Davies in Barnwell. You
have no idea wli it a difference it m kes
— some merchants doir’t seem to realize
that tho war is over, and think riicy
have a government contract to keep the
farmers poor. When 1 fir.-t commenced
trading with Ben Davies I presented the
fame “fhudowy” appearance that you do
at [resent; hut look at my proportions
now — and I am the leanest one of the
family. It is not always good feeding
that makes a man fat; peace and con
tentment, the satisfaction tint you will
reap the benefits of your lubnr and no
fears of the sheriff’s levy to disturb your
peaceful siumheis. I am fat, healthy and
happy, owe nn man a dollar and am go
ing on a :ittle free excursion of my own
as a compliment to myrelf. 1 fear that
the March winds will cany you hence if
you don’t make n chcnge. Ben Davies
keeps everything you need—Dry Goods,
Boots. Shoes, Fue-h Groceries, Hard
ware, Tinware, ('arinoJ Goods, in luet
anything you need, and-for the cash he
will astonish you. Take my word ior
it. trad- with him next year and i;i the
winter we II enjoy a trip out West on
our t-urphis cash. sep2.».
be dealt with fairly.
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B*rnw«tl Ratlroad Trains ccnaeel with SoatU Car
olina Railway Trains aa follows:
No. X haa aonusetion from South Carolina Rat!way
from Auguata aiitf Local Slatiou* W«-»t of Mackal.!*).
No. 4 coanocta with Soulh Carollnn Railway for
Charleston and Local Stationa Eaat of BlackrilK- and
Coluintda Dirtaian.
No. 6 baa oom*action from Smith Carolina Hallway
from Charteaton, f-ohimWa, Dtriaton and all laieaf
Stations Last of BlackTilli-.
No 6 connects with Shdth CaroHoi lUHway for
Auxusia aud L-s-al Stations West of Blaclirillc.
No. 7 has connection from South Caro.Uus Railway
from Aufrusla aiul all iscal Staiiona. •
No. Sconni-cta with ^o>1th l arollna Railway for
Charleston, Cobiwibla snd all points East.
Ou Court day of each mouib a Simei.il Train will
lenre Rl.icl.v1lioat J A. M„ and arrive at Barnwell at
7.4A A. M.
D. C. ALLEN.O. PAT. Agent
JOIIN R. PECK, (iencral ManagiT.
Are now receiving h tore* hdiI well
nssorted st..ck Of Toiith* and
Buy* Clothing an>t f.irntobimr Good*
A fine line of Bats constantly Pi
hand, , . .
“HOW 10 SAVE MONEY."
815 fur am
$‘20 for $13.
8*5 for $15.
WATCHESf
Etoin nr WaHImm Watches In
Bolbl stiver double caaes at above
[nlcesb-r
60 DATS ONLY.
Every watch warranted.
Gents’ solid gold watebe* from
f‘25 upward.
Fnr partfentor* write
McELREE’H JEWELRY PALACE
Cbarlestou, B. C.
FOR SAl/E.
S Mitli Carolina Kailway.
Ampcent for T. H. Wiiliojchsm I offer 1
mIw 1701 nerw. of wood*.! laud in Bonn,
Np. ingi Tow n>hip in tracts of 60 acre* a
upwanls. Term* easy. Apply to
^ R. A. ELMS,
Allendale, S. C.
srpl-fitn
-AND-
Lowest Prices,
A Wo ! iiDpfoved. wTTt wUrreii nnd heal-
thrfarm in f.Cnoett Fprnti-s Township, six
n»Hes'frotn Martin s Stmcm.
The place contama htA ncrva, IWc’earcd,
b.ilsnce la original forest.
Terms—Oue fillli ca«b Ba’snceon f nr
yeara-credit,- with inivfost at X per cent.,
payable nnnualiy.
Apply nt ’
TUB PEOPLE Office.
oclltl —
/
AUGUSTA HOTEL-
IJROA O NX. U4) T 7NT.A . ( j A
nk.ae railroad or^-w.ino.
Bar and Biliinrd Boonii in the Rear. Pkoice
Wmea and I iquofs alwas on b tnd.
Table Supplied in Beat Style on furopenn
Plan. Attentive Scryauts, Large and well
Ventilated Rooms.
ft^ELEiTRIC BELLS-©a
LEWIS & DOffLT r ' r LE. pit-nuKronn
Uni.ed Slates Muskal’s Sale.
United Stales of America.
District of South Carolina,
in ibo Circuit Court.
GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS. P.alntiff,
S 8. FUR9E. Defendant.
By yiflue of an execution in the nbore
stated cnee to me directed and delivered I
will proceet to sell at pub ic outcry before
the Court Honsvat Barnwell, Stale of South
Carolina, to thre highest bidder on Monday,
the 1st day of December, 1SS4, between the
hours of 11 o’clock in the forenoon and 5
o’clock in the afternoon, all the right, title
hnd interest of ike Defendant in aud to the
tollowing described properly, to wit;
All that plantation or tract of land ic
Barnwell eouniy in the State of Smith Caro
lina, near Martin's on the Port Royal Bail
Road, in the possession of the said S. S.
Furee and said to contain eleven hundred
(11(X>) acres, more ur less.
Also, the following personal property now
on naid plantation, to wit :
One (1) viauonary Engine of Tm (10)
Horav-power, One (1) Bober of Twelve (12)
Horse-po>/er, aud oce (I) Cotton Gin nnd
Preen.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay U. S. Mar
shal for papers.
T. J, TUOMEY,
United Staten Marshal
* District of S. C.
act30-6w
CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
• III THE COURT or PROBATE.
By B. T. Rice, E.-*q., Judge of Frobate
Id Barnwell County.
Whereas, W. fl. Sirnnsi anplies for Letters
of Administration on the derelict estate of
Rebecca Singleton. * *
These are, therefore, tociteand admonish
all. and singular the kindred and creditors
•f the said deceased, to be and appear before
si a Court of Probate for the said county
tohoholden at Barnwell C. H. on Wedneeday
the *4 day of Doeembor 1884, at 11 o’clock,
A. M., to ehow sineo, it any, why tho said
administration should not ho gmntod.
Given nnder my hand and the leal of the
Court tide ITthday af October, A. R. 1884.
and ia the 100th yaar.af Amerieee lade
p—deneo. R. T. RICE,
ssttttw. Judysaf Pmhax.
CH A REES PE;’n M A NN' X’pl.‘ e
nrt* In A'.u-'uuiiug to l.iw tour. .• iri- ij-l-
Ihrtf hto Ht'ck la <*' tU)'l' !•* p. nil ill-
irnttinvuta and that Uto ;-1.<-»-k wilt
1-,'iuj—1«* tovotat l> with lliuiii uf nn)
in<i- ki-t to i he Hl»»t»-.
H-. t- *« rot time or spuo« v- emurtr-
n'e nil I,toetock for.it won'/ «t)to *hi»
to tho titmouriuts t-f nn it'.abtiifgvii
lih-ti 'l ri' v.
H[>t*i-h»l l>argHiiis in Dry Gv-(«to, Gro
cortoe, Rontu, Hlioet-,-4^h-ti,i ig,
Hnr I tv,i re, Crockery wn re. Tii w ire, To-
bacco, Cigurs. Hngvl tr anri T.ea aud
tumhing neeileii on tlie.faitn or.in th*
lunia-hol-l. 1/ yo-i don’t s-i- what you
want enh for it. It ia in st U-k.
Corrauy [ roiince of nil hlL'lx wanted
h&4 th>- liltrliear [-rice-i allowed.
B. Biiro to call on the vett r.ui hef -rr
you »>ny. It will pay you aiul Unn’*
you furgot, it.
CHARLES PECHMANN.
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LK- J. II. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
nL.A.CH;VIL.LK. N. C.
Rrgnlwr srppointmentg as follows: Rem,
wet) H. frohi i bird Monday in each tiM-nlh
tc Friday evening. Office at the I’nttei »vn
House. Williston, 8. C. from first Monday in
each month to Friday evening. Office over
( opt. Kennedy’s stere. Will be at his home
office :n Biackville every Saturday and wt 1
make appointments with patients to aieel
them at either of hiaoffices at any time.
•OF*Cal 1 * attended in Barnwell and adja
cent counliea. [nov22
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco,
KlUUFF, l»KPKft,.£TC.
No. 343 King Street, Charleston, 3. C.
jan21
OTTO TIEDEMAN & SONS.
•WHOLiKNALK GKOC'liItH
And Provision Dealers,
02 and 104 East Bay St. Cbkrleston, 8. C
Provisions a specialty.- We have always
tn hand a large stock of Prim? Meets, also
cheap cut. and grades of every d scription
of meats and a fall assortment of Groceries,
Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. oct25 ly
W lint is claimed for the
WAVERLY HOUSK.
GHAOLTCSXON. N. C.
The best k«ds and bedding ia the South.
Location the best in the CBy.
The table ansurpaaaed.
RATES—$2.00 and $2 60 PER DAY
Reduced rate* by the week or month.
JOSEPH PRICE, Jr., Proprietor
junelO
FOR SALE.
Cotnmenc'mar October (Dh 1834, train
will run as follows :
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if'iiTiVf si^]
L.'stiL— '
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WE.ir
(Daily) 'Dally, cacep
Suudaya.)
Dr. X R Smitl
l.oave fbnrieeton
7 00 a m
4 3l) p m
Arrive at Bruuchvllle
ft.42 * m
6.35 p m
Leave Bruuciiviile
9 00 a m
6 50 )• in
Leave Edisto
H H 1 a m
7.00 p m
Leave NVutway
9.20 ft m
7,i3 p m
Leave l^iaiberg
9 2ft a ra
7 2- y m
Leave Griham*
9. .48 » m
7.89 p ■>
Le:ive Lccs
9 uO u m
7 50 p ra
Leave Biackville
9 OB * m
7 6S p m
Leave Kiko
lt< 13 ft 0.
8.11 y rn
Leave Williat n
10 19 a m
ft. 18 ? m 1
Arrive al Augusta
11.40 p m
9.50 p »
east.
[Dftilrl iDftnr except.
.S*i ndfiw.
[.cave ti-«n*la
7.15 a m
4.0pm
LenveA illistcn
8.51 a ra
6.24 p m
Leave Klko
8 6ft ft tu
6,30 i> ia
Leave Biackville
S.TffTm
6.4 l p ui
Leave Lccs
9 20 ft si
6.61 p at
Leave frrubams
0.32 a ra
6.01 p m
Leave bainbi rg
9 45 a m
6.12 p m
leave Midway
9 53 a in
6.19 p bi
Lca\ e Edista
10.01 a m
6 30 p *
Ar. al BrancliviUe
10.16 n m
6 4«* p ni
!,<-ave Brancbville
10 20 a ui
805 p ri
Ar at Charleston
12 2'J p ra
.9.65 p m
COLUMBIA DIVISION- WEST.
(Daily. Except Sunday.)
Leave Pmneliville
8.56 a m
C 6 A p 31
Arrive at Camden
12 .V> p in
5 p m
\r- iv* al Columbia
11.IK* a m
y',2 p iu
tonve Colu iit.ia
7.50 • m
6.25 p m
Leave t'anideo
7 15 a ni
4.00 )> »i
Ar it Branchviite
10. *5 " ro
7 50 p o»
F.XPIIKSS ( DAILY) W ES T.)
Leave Charlorli.n
11 00 p m
l eave l>»ncliville
3 04 a 10
l eave Biackville
6.00 a ni
Ar. Angiiala
8 00 a m
EXPRESS (DAILY) BAST)
Leave Augusta
9.40 p in
Ar at B ackville
1‘2 17 pm
Ar. at nranchvtlle
141a m
Arrive at Charicaton
6 15a ni
-CONNECTIONS "
Conned ion* >11 ideal Aupuata wiili Ger-v»ia
B. K. to ai-d from n 1
p <ihi!» H «-*! and Som-ib-
Operrttive and IVIechantcal
DFNTIST.
RAJIIICKU INfU Wll.lal*X«
TV ill practice at the following plteet
Irme mentione-l
IUvb- ho — Bo-rinnin* 'he first Monday
each menrh-and -mi. 1 imnng for the folios
Iwo weeks. Offirr *? ibe Marling HnSeI~
WiLUetoN—Tne ihii-d and fourth weel
each mar.tb. OSice over ^mith * Drug 8f
apr27-l
HiCil’I). J. M01«j
118 King St. Charleston. S. C.
HEATING AND COOKING
STOVES AND R^NG
fiB'Se d for prices and ptcMrea.
THOS. McG. CARR
fCAKHION AULTC
Shi'v ng iind Ilnir Drcs'ing Sit
114 !ff*rkct Street,
(One Door F’ast of King Street,
Charleston, S. C.
aeplS
Grange Notice.
GRAHAMS OIUNGR No ;. r i Pair
I lav bar. dry treeia the lit Thur*i»y ir
mor.thai JO o'clock \. >t fj'**)
wcu » ittf through .■'le* ficr ti«;wi-cn t.'har-
It-Uon nud At stiiaon Ex pi e-a train,
tiennectiona i»:-de at l.ar'euun with Nort k-
F/v*lrr i U. K. for prim* Nort b aud * ilh New
Vork Simmers on S -iu'i'ayv.
('•'onrciions ni»d* al L'elumhra with Ct-
lunihia mi.I tirevnville it. K. and Charlotte.
Ce'urabla and Augusta R. R. to and from -nil
points on bolh Koads.
Connrcuons made at Blaekvihe with Barn
well R. K
D. T. ALLEN. 0. P. AT. Agvnt.
JOHN B. firnrral Vlanager.
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1 A
AT
Williston, S.
i T. B.
REYNOLDS, S. C. K. R.
Dt-nler in G^ncrul Merc handise, con
sto'ing uf
Clothing, Dry Goods, B-w>ts,
Slua-e, Hats, Choice Oroceiles,
Clears, 1'ntiscco, H-ildware,
ftc , &c, Ac., ftc, &c.
He can not tie undersoiii by any
merchant In the county
Patronize a young man in the young
est town In the county.
ALL GOODS FRESH.
New additions constantly made to
hto stock.
WrCall and keep calling,
sef 25
CTTA8 O. LESLIE.
Wholesale and Itetnfi Commission
—DBALKBIS -
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POULTRY'-
Stalls Nos. 1 and > 2 Fish Market,
Office Nos. 18 at.d 20 Miirket St.
East of East Bay Charleston, S. C.
Consignments of Country Prodoec are
respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, &c.
All oidera filled with dispatch.
pcpl8-6tn
Pianos and Organs.
BY THE BEST MAKERS.
^ New Pianos $210, $225 and upward,—
New Organs $24 and npwayd. Eaeisat
terms aud lowest prices ever known on stan.
dard nnd reliable instrumenU.
Delivered Freight Paid.
Don’t fail to get our prices and term* be
fore parebaeing. Remember w# pay ail
freight without inereaae of pnees. Addreaa
V. GMLt, 4k MOM,
213 King Streot, Charltstuo. B. C.
sep4 6 m ,
With ih-b<-i<t sfn«k of Bot-ti
Huts Gents’ Fur li-diing G--<k1i. I
Cxllw*. Cofiis and Nockwe.r b
CLurfeidoiy and Augn*t', nn-l the
csl prices between New York an
Orlaraa.
All the luleet styles and from 4
Houses in the Uui'ed Ntate*.
Good Unlaundried Whilst,
Shirts at 55 cet^s apiece, abd eve
else ia prop* r>i >n.
Come and st-e that there's life
terpr se in WillisB-n still:
ROBT. A. WEATHERS!
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W. H. Brigh
2G1 BROAD ST., AUGUST
WboleMxlo and Retail <jr-o
COMMISSION MKRCUA
la prepared with ample me
a Bticcv-esful experience t<» »<
cusloniera more satisfactor
than at any jin-vloua time.
▲ full stock of tbe bent p
baud at all times} aod at U
prices.
Home grown and Texas I
Pi oof Seed Oats apecialUes.
aep26 •
T. T. GUJ
BLAi KV1LI.E, S
Watchmaker, Jeweller aad fina
be glad to i*e« nld and new frisndi
•land opposite tbe depot. AU t
ranted.
W. B. BI8CUOFF.
J. V
mm
WHOL.BMA.laK ORt
And Dealorw in
CAROLINA RK
M
Send six cents for poatags
and raceivt frees costly box
of goods which will help all,
of oiihor sox, te more mossy right sway thas
300 BySHELS GsDuine Seletri Red ^ythl^M to thto worir
Proof Oats. cts. ths wwlors sbsslutsly surs. At sabs ad-
par 8'ishoL J NO. B^ H Att. i drsas Tara A Co., Aag^ta, Mato*,
octl* Elko, a a I ^ *
V-
JNO. R HAIR
Elko, A a
afvIO
199 East Bay, 1 sad 2 Cumhari
64 and 6ft Statt Street, Chari
(New York Office, 98 Wall
If. B. Mr. J. R. KASTERLf
connected wkh our bnoinosaao
Salooman. Any ordan ontrastod
haTO our boot atteutton.
IHl
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Application lor Final D<i
Notice to hereby given that the
ed will apply to the Probate Jedi
well County oa Monday, the !
November, 4. D. 1881. fern Fine
as Admiatotrator af the eetato of
J. W
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