The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 07, 1885, Image 2
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THUK8UAT, MAT 7
18H5.
Tbo ontrijrlit and dovnH)cht colored
ItepnblioHM hnvn »t bat concluded (hat
Pemocratic govetntnent is a rvrj good
iking. Colored Democrat a who have
keen ao unanimously oatr->ciaed by the
grand old party are no* reettgnised as
Winer in their generation than the old
party hacfii.
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Rumors reach tia that the following
gentlemen desire the Democrat in nomi-
nttion lor Oovernor »e*t year: <J*n.
John Bratton, Col. John I*. KichunDoti,
ll«m. George I). Tillman and liimit-tjov.
John Pheppard. We thi’ik that the
rnmot makers arc mistaken iu most of
their hypotheses.
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Alicea r*. Slam well.
% The Aiken Journal and Review makes
■the foltuwing coinpartson of the records
o( the Courta oT Soaionsof this and that
o>ninty and iipressat it'df as satUtieil
with Aiken's alldltltig as coirpare<l wi h
Barnwell's t
•‘Since the 1st »f January, 18H7,
there have been forty-four murder li iuU
before the Coerta of ibrnwell, of which
nineteen were wh|e men and titcn(y-fivc
negmea. On a ihor ngli csi^mlnutidn of
the Aiken Session Journals since the 1st
uf January, 18TT, we liud theie have
becu only twcuty-niuc muider trials to
the present date, of these only seven
were white men, the balance, twenty-
two, were negroes. Of the seven white
men trim!, one was convict’d and hang-
wd, the other six were actplitted. Of
the six acquitted, three proper were situ*
ply perfunctory caeca to relieve the par
ties from any persecution or trouble in
the future, the killing in each case being
perbctly justifiable. Of the twenty-tWo
oegroea trhd, six were couvicted; ohe of
murder, who died hetore aenteuce could
he executed, and the balance of uiuit
•laughter and sentenced to various tehna
iu the pcuiteiilbry ; flltceu were aerjuit-
tod and oue resulted iu a mistrial.
la Haniwdl nineteen white men were
Irjcd for murder, iu Aiken only seven,
which allows a vast difference in favor
of A.ken C\»un(y. Of the twcnty-fiVc
begrues tried iu Barnwell eleven were
convicted, while of the twenty-two tic
jTTowe tried iu Aiken, six only being con-
vh ted. Tills shows that the negro is len
iently drift With in our county, and is
kwt hung sMlpIv because he is a negro.
To sum up t iu eight years seven white
ban and tarwnlV-iwo negroes have been
tried lor thuhk-r in Aiken, while iu
Barnwell nineteen white men and twen
jy-lve negroes liAvo been tried for the
bauMoffrnoe iu Hie btne time, so it seems
the odda are in fiaV'dr of Aiken county.”
Now w< invite the attention of our
ebtempomy and dim oif the Ellenton
aurraapondeot of the .News and Courier
io the followiog figuring, which com
pletely, piainiy and oemWiy acts forth
theoomparative merits sUd demerits of
tho two counties S Aeoordiog to the cen-
of 18^6 the population of Ibrnwcll
Was 39,66T and of Aiken t8,l I (. In
Barnwell there lias been 1 murder trial
lor every 9Uft inhabttdtats, in Aikeo toh
•very lit Barnwell, in touttd uuW
mn, 38 per ccut. of those tried have
mm huwvicbd, in Aiklftn 24 per emit,
n MaUnwell 32 per cciit. oi^ whites tri'jd
haro been convicted, ip Aiken 14 per
«e«t; lu Barnwell 44 plsi- r<ent. of ne-
iriod have been convicted, in Ai-
hew t? per cent. .
. Theee figures ahoW tlUt Bardwcft ju-
Hh feove made a brger per centage of
doktrietiona than those of Aiken have
liofte, and prove that the oorrespoodenta
Who have attacked the administration of
justice here did not kadw what they
*we.wriiiiig adotU, We feel no uh-
towaH) otiV fthdol county and
ired, U we expected, a ootu lu-
■N vindioation against the damaging
ebarges se rackieasly made against Barn-
rtsH. Novelet Charleston show up and
(Hew let uifhava peace.
KmswtiKam
Dr as SdITvib : Tlaiiora lu tbo Bhlla-
dqlibia Qrutenuial way that the Tor-
• lira exhibiti, with fc fhw ekueptlona, at o
not as fin* or as compfebctmlve an lu
that rxliibit, but our nelghborirg Re
public, fallen, can Ire oft the hom*rs
here, having the (argent epuce of any
foreign poWMV An Itnmrnm? gateway
stxty feet high, Its plllars’druorateU
with kteiluan banners In profusion, ad
ults one to It ; hut there la too much
samamsa to the large ebony cases to
whlgh the goods arediaplaye l.ilttd the
eye grows fatigued with 128 large ca
ses all alike. Cigars of all grades, con
aecutlvely arranged, are prominent,—
Cryatallz-d fruit, liquors, wines, cor
dials, military iqulpmeuts and uni
forms, used by the various a-mlea of
the atfvice. JX-salcatrd fruits art-
plsced near the canned article*, muu-
uracturcd furnlttire, On a pedes
td is reared a sbart, suiruomitlng
which Is an eagle grasping In its hoik
a snake, the national emblem of M<xi-
co. Indeed, every where you go on
the Exposition ground or In the city
there is smart savor of the M> x can,
and one is Impressed with the Impor-
Unct of this rich little Republic. Then
elrory departrhent and bureau of the
U. 8 O -vernment, the State and Trea.v-
ury Depaitmenr, Bureau of Eugrav
ing and Printing, tlifc Mint Bureau, the
War Depatttueht, repieseuting the
hharaeb-r of the woi.k of the medical
s'mIT of the array in peac* 1 and war.—
Everj appliance used lu«'arinu for tl.e
sick or amelioration of the wounded.
The Navy 1) pHrtmcnt dertionstrates
the petils and hardships of Arctic nav
igation by displaying the tent, cloth
ing, boat, boots, & •, of the Greely P^x-
peditlon. The naval observatory shows
Bellosle astn notulcal nod nautical In
st rumen's 4 The Smithson Ian Institute
and Fish O'iinmls«loner, the Depart
ment of Coocbology, nil very iDteifest-
Ing hut can only be mentioned.
In ot tier to give your readers an Idea
of the vastness of the area covi red by
this mammoth show we feel certain
they will •‘pardon the digression,” as
the preacher* say, from our promised
plan. The Park, adorned naturally by
giant live caks and ornamented with
asphalt walks ami tropical ami serai-
tropical shrubbery, miniature lakes
and sparkling fountains; cover- 24')
kens. The main building alone (from
statistics which we have gone to some
iiotible to make the comparison) te the
largest evet built lu this ot - any other
country.
The Lonilhn f>j|-«!nl Palace 1PC2
Pliilti’leljiloa Ceuienninl ISTtl
Atlanta Ihttl
bontuTtllc KVpd*ill«n lsk‘2
New (>rl**iuiH Worltl’e ISHTt
feel.
1,400.000
,-72.8J0
107 O-'O
0(7 4,
I ,Uot>,0 ; !0
Tbs A
t®. Augusts Chroub'le suggests
ihst tjude Georgs tilllbaD ibould bh
bppotated mloUter to Butslfi because
* fie has brtUus and #Asrs n8 overcoat
In Ids wtctlr. The icisa Ik altogether
a bad cos. if tbefb Is a place on tbt>
bt Uw bafth fthsto A man With braius
. Add the ability to ttky a Idng wak out
Hi Uiectitd dflboutsblveHag Is heeded,
It It 4outd Carolina. Purthermoie,
tlncUGsorge U dobody’s brotheNn
V-- BUB fuhbermore, we will want
ddddOwMfsIa d pear or two ft ora
this tlaae. W« do tot doubt that the
of Ooluidbia would bs good for bk>
and tliit hs would bs mighty
or tdo sir of OoluuibU.—Grewu-
i coning to fro in tbs Atkuo-
‘to thtls Bock, Ark., say
i dserructioa to the cotton ctop
•Bern Hi tbd rtWr bottom*
i do aiqnvviolated. Thwds-
ItOHrli hvwr aany plants-
ModBiddl aOrco already plao-
Cottoa bdks fieeh Inundated and
IbJHddtet lMtti.ittM Aood. Th >
ftbraUki Wtt rbc iiany
idtliibd to rfpiut. odd
ttnis td fwfehoe
fofrdpiao-
flbecot-
> talley Is sc-
A word hs to tbe^lectrlc llghtlhfir of
the ground* and building* amt we dis
miss the Exposition. We are not wed
enough versed 'n electrical lore to
mention the dllteredt sj-atisms em
ployed for this purpose; but were In
formed that they aggregate 4000 lo-
caudescent 1,100 stall'liini arc lamps,
wldch n quire 1600 horse power of en
gines for the electrical lighting alone,
or 2tK) power more for the set vice than
the great O'rllss engine which fuhdfeh-
ed the entire power for the Centennial
building and wldch exhibits the Quest
systems the world has ever seen.
But, for fear of being too prolix, we
come back to the city ucd will give ea
boo doused an account of a
Sl'MPXV IN NKW uRl.KAN*
as we can. There Is an old maxim, the
truth of which the tourist whl, after
hiS experience, scarcely controvert,
datnely, that this great metropolis of
the South has more churches and leas
religion than any c|.y known. All vis
itors are expected to visit the French
Market, anti being told by a resident
it is best seen On Sunday we wended
ouT way thbrHo. Euteiing the mar
ket we bocountet a living. Jabbering
throng of busy beings, representing
every race and bpertkiug every lan
guage In Dt* known world, and busl
n’tlas aeetrts everything to them—tbeir
very life defcods upon drlVlng a trade
and making a penny, following the
drift of the moving mass you come, at
length, tb A boffee stand. Many little
w hite cups and sauc- rs Upon a clean
looking table cover Invltfe you to a teat
of the traditional cafe nolr, which ts
poured out of a ateauilug conoe urn bji
the pbllte vendor, who seems to po$
ieaa the Happy faculty of hdaptlng
himself to all languages, rs he oevet
falls to (hake himself understood.—
Having dispatchetl our cup of cafe nolr
We order “cafe au lait,” and found it
ttiore IU bonsbnance with our Histom
itu<l taste. Being refreshed, again we
Are launched oilt in this human tide
Hod jamthed bn either side by fat wo-
itten with fat baskets hanging oh their
fit arttoA, waddling to and fto, tve en-
oouuter All trades, all professions, all
uastes, sod eabh seeming deteitniheti
to outdo In the distracting din or die
dead tu the effort. Tht* babel of lln-
gual loudness ie swelled to' Au uproar
until finally driven desperate wfe beat
a bakty retreat from a race who offer
Insult to the English lahgUage by lu^
novstiook on Its original purity. Rav
ing witnessed enough of Sabbath dese
cration In bdfe holir In this modern
Gomorrah to sink tfie dry, and thebu-
Maeso streeU are nb better. No ob-
sbrvauce of tbo hAlloWed day—too more
thAto tbs veriest beatheddbib. Btoreh
bpeo; tbeatraft, skating rinks. Shooting
gallertes, all Hi full blast Beauregard
and BarlyV loatltuUou plying tbeir aV-
ooatloo all lira same. UaUt i We, 14 h
B liiol. Stood a few ttyora inlvlooarleS
down tberto whose distinct Instructlob
•ball be to Wort upon the corrupt mu-
uldpallty f Ait we must, you
make allowances for a mixed commu
nity. whoso populatltm agtrregales five
times that of Cbarlestou. WeM.Brant-
ed. WheTs is the imnienss tbroogof
church-going people that thAy don't
make some eff >rt to purify ritelr mu-
nlelpalit y ? Bringing up lu the midst
of our cogitations as to tbis state of
sflalrs at the door pf asplentlld edifice,
with L’Fayette Square in Its front, we
sro ushered to a seat to bear for the
first time oue of tae ablest of our
Southern pulpit orators, aud a native
of our native Coaoty (Colleton). Hav-
ing ample time (o look around the
building before servlets began we were
struck with Its huge proportions and
seatlug capacity. Besides the spa
cious lower room, or church proper,
there are wide galleries above. Giad-
ually these vacanciesbeeamefilled aud
all the space in the able* was taken
up by chairs, so dense a throng of peo
ple crowded lu. The eminent divine
selected his subject from John, xiv,‘J6,
basing his remut ks, as the text sug-
ges*a, upon the “completeness of the
scheme of salvation,’’ The sermon
was delivered In the fulues<) «f sim
plicity, without any effort at oratorical
display, what we term ordinarily a
pure gospel sermon, 8tlll, at times,
as the subject seemed to Inspire him,
there would, In spite of his conscious
eff >rt at restraint, sparkle scintilla-
tloua of electric flish'S and brilliant
metaphors, as the hammer of truth
would wield heavy blows on the flinty
r'cks of modern evolutionary at heist i-
clsin at which he struck. Went at
nUht to heat Dr. Garter, at the Caron
dalet M E. C. South, but, to my re
gret, he was ch-slng the servlets, we
having mistook the hour. With a
shott description of a wonderful ar-
tUtic painting by Professor Braun of
Berlin,
TIIK HATTLK OF 8KDAN,
we close this already too lengthy let
ter, This repieseuts the memorable
ftnd bloody battle of the Franco-Prus-
slau war. Au elotjuetn lecturer points
out and describes the tletalU, but, like
the Nlagata, It has to be seen to be ap
preciated to Its fullest extent. The
perspective ts us true as hand ever
painted ami shows tbo minutest de
tails in all the spirit of nature and re
ality—tbe charging column*. the burst
ing shells, the bringing up In A gallop
the horse artillery, the falling of the
wounded, the work bf the ambulance
corps, the hospital*, everything real
as life. The force*of the French driv
en back, the h trnlng buildings and the
Very tree tops r» fl- ctnl In the glassy
waters of a winding stream ate worth
a trip to see. Here the iVeneh lost so
heavily In men and warlike material
(in 1870. Hept.) and Napoleon III id*
empire and his freedom.
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A destructive bail storm paesod over
Richland, Lexington slid Otangsbdrg
Counties os Friday Seriwusly dsrusjring
fruit sod fHd irops. 0*»l U. M- Blurs
nf Colniuhia su^talnerl losses uglouat
lug to two tbounsud dollars.
The Spartanburg Herald aay* : 'The
■port of taking g felh>w out ‘to see
some ladles,’ of luring him to a lone
aud darksome spot, of firing upon him
by hlghwny robbers, of frightening the
fellow out of bis senses and aperdli.g
him In his flight to sulety, has become
the popular sport ’
The young ladles of tbe Baptist
Church at Spartanburg have a •mis
sionary quilt.’ It la composed of for
ty-two »qmtrep, ta ido by forty-two
young ladh-s. E ich t-quare is compos
ed of ten pieces of silk, satin or velvet,
and each of these pieces represents ten
cents procured by the fair workman
from some one as a missionary contri
bution It thus ha* already netted tbe
eoeiety over forty dollars. It is Inten
ded to send it to the Baptist Conven
tion, and ulrimately to s^ll it.
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Wli«l«- .‘tew*.
Ben Iiane, of Newberry, has Just re
covered flora his tenth attack of pneu
monia:
The finnual meeting of the State
Dental Association will be held In Co
lombia on tlie 2 I of June.
Thomas Hamilton, colored, of Beau
fort, has refuse the position of mail
agent, recently offered to him.
Col. T Stobo Farrow, of Spartanburg
has been appointed chief of division of
the sixth Auditor of the Treasury at
an annual salary of two thousand dol
lars.
The OiHngeburg Democrat is still as
siduously engaged In the laudable
work of wtiglng a relentless war acnlnst
Postmaster Webster and Radical post
masters generally. They should all
go.
The Berkeley Gajptfe Is authority
for the statement which it prints ns
•an open secret’that Robert Smalls will
not bo a condblate for re-election »o
Congress but that he lots pledged Ms
support to W. J. Bowen, the culotel
lawyer.
Lawrence Miller, an Aiken County
convict, who was being carried to Qo
lumbla, upon arriving at the U. C. & A
R. R. depot at Graulteville, tried to kill
himself by cutting bis throat with a
knife, but was prevented by bbe of the
deputy sheriffs.
Many colored people who left the
State for Arkansas are to Imj fpuhd
again at their old homes. After all,
they have come to the conclusl m that
South Carolina is good enough fur
them to live nod die in.
Mrs. M. J. Jenkins, of Edoree, Or-
kngebdfcg? County, claims to have gath
ered In iblrty seven days forty seven
d* feeu of eggs from twenty-five hens,
abd considers that It was not a good
tune fot eggs on her place either.
John E. Bacon, E-q, of Columbia
has been appointed Charge d’ Affaires
to Paraguay abd Uruguay. Salary
fiStKJO per annum. Judge Bacon Is a
son In-law of the late Ex Gov. Pickens
and brotber-lfi-iiiw to Uen. M. C. But
ler.
On last TtleedAy week, Ollie Jordan;
lbs six year old son of O. C. Jordan,of
Aiken, was playing about a barrel of
paper both be or shells whifch had been
stored In an outbohss. when the whole
mask exploded, hurting the little fellow
Bo severely that he tiled the nekt day.
In February last John B Harrell; a
young man at OeotgetoHn, Hak bitten
on tbe band and arm by a small dog;
whledi he At obce killed, the wbuttds
bealtod And bothlug further wae
thought of the matter unlit Saturday
last; when Hatred btbame suddenly IU;
with all the horrible symptoms of by*
druphobl*. Hs lingered jp great .ago
ny until Wednesday, when death put
as toad tu kis sufferings,
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His Uxolk was O. K.—A g* ntleman
Inclined to be sarcastic told me Bayard,
In looking over the pnpers of a number
of applicants for a certain place, said,
in looking at one man’s name, ‘rhis
must be a good man. I remember
hearing my father speak very highly
of his uncle. I will appoint Mm.’ He
did so, and that appoidtinent raised a
storm of indignation from the people
of the appointee’s State, wldch, in this
Instance, happened to be South Caro
lina.—Cinciunatti Commercial.
tOjf
Gen. Grant’s physicians are unable
II one or two things—a canc r
when they see It, or the truth.
Senator Vance of North Caro'lna Is
said to be afflicted with a threat troub
le that may develop into a fatal ma
lady.
The longest cotton row In the conn
try, says the Tarboro Souther* e'. Red
probably In the world. Is on the Shiloh
farm of Messrs. Staton & Jeffrie*. The
row begins in the centre of a hundred-
acre field and goes roun 1 and r >nnd,
spiral like, until tbe entire fle|<| |« cone
over. To si le tip the cotton on one
si le requires only five and a ha’f 'lays
In this field J. ff les estimates that he
will, durintr the cultivation of th» crop
save at least the work of one horse for
three weeks.
Insurance j.r ense.
KXKrt’TlVK DKlWf.TMKNT, )
OrrmRor ('amrraoi.tr.* GtCNr.nai, l
Coli'.viiia, April 7lh, 1*85 )
1 teftily that Mr. I. 8. ttamhrrx, oi Bam-
hhrjr. Agfcnl of llte Georgia Home In-urnnce
l.'ompnuy and the l,iverp<><tl itnd London and
GIoIh! !ii<(uriince Company has complied
with the reijuUttiQBa of the Act of the Gen.
ernl Assembly entitled “An Act to regulate
the Agencies of Iiikttrance t 'oinpani a not in
corporate*! in tlicSiateof fv>uih Crtroiina,”
and I hereby license the a.-ud Mr. 1. 8.
liumberg. Agent aloreanid. to take ri«k* and
Irtinaact all buaineas nf Insurance in t,hia
State, in the Cottmy of Ilurutrell, for aud in
behalf of raid Companies.
Expires Marcli dial. 1886.
W. E. 8TOXEV.
Comptro’ler General.
IN'IRANUE LICENCE
EXKCl’TlVK DF.PA RTM ENT,
Orrictt’or VbMiTit«Lt.»:B 0kskb \t,
—- W 8. C,, April 1, 1885
I certify ihat It. M. Mlxson, Enq., of Wil-
'• }
<85 I
lUlnn, 4genl of The Insurance Company of
“vreaa
North Anicrica, The Crescent Itaurknce Con -
pany of New* Orleans, The Springtield Fire
<tnd Marine Insurance Company of Mas«achn
sell.*, 1’be Factor*' and Trader* lu-urance
Company of New (>rle.ib£, and the Home In
surance Company of New Vork. hi*
compiled with the rcqui«ilions of the Act
of theGenefnl A**emb1y entitled “An \ct to
regulate the Agoticlra of In&iihancc Compa
nies not incorporated in the Slate of Smith
Carri'-iha ’ iikI I herehv license itie sAid It
51. T"lix<oii7E*d , Agent aforesaid, to t»ke
ri^ksnnd transact all bttainess oflnaltrnnoe in
(Ills S'nte in tne t'ounty of Itaniwell lor
and in behalf of said Companies.
Expire* March list, 1886.
W. E. SrONP.Y,
* Comptroller General.
Hertfc & Renkl,
PEALEkS i.N —
Wines, Liquors, CigHrs ond Tobacco
• a
Fresh Oyster* Received Daily.
>a GlO Broad Street, Opposite Au-’
gust a Hold, Augiista, (Ha.
-Order* promptly attended to.
Bar and Bowlin* Alley attached.
deel 1
Will be mailed I
}o all applicants l
end to customer! <
orderingU. It oontalDk i
D.M.FERRYACOt’NbSS^'
New Cash Store
SELECT SPRING STOCK,
CHEAP AS THE PH#APEST,
A*D Art «0OD AS file UES’I'.
.m
(AT BOSWELL’S OLt) STAND)
Cfer n cbm plot b stock of Choice, Fresh
'P 1
Groceries, Canned Goods, Tin Ware,
WoOilen Ware, Boot*, Shoes, Hall, Dry
Goods, Tobacco and C'igars «i prices be-
Cohtihg A reform administration.
Thto largest and beet selection Of Toys,
Dolls and Miscellaneous Notioas in lows.
Wo mean bssinew and if you want
bargains and have money IIAGOODS
L the pla<^ you arts hunting: <
siarft
, DH..f. S. ilLUlSSWOllTa, .
aid Hi-chilic&l Dei Ut,
$*4** p»-i
jdavitig loca**d
fe»*i«iiat xH-Vtce*
and adjoining uotii.tin.
I
aprlb 8m
Green B. Rich.
Jt wdler and Phttlo^aphcr,
BLACK VILIFY - - - s. C.
Beater in and Repairer of Diamond*,
Wntche*, riocka. Ring* and all kinds of Jew
elry and Solid Silver and Plated wore.
('nine and get yopr wedding prenenta.
Fine waleh work done and warrnnled.
My *toek M*eleet and very fine and I cor.
diatly invite public innpeeiion.
dec4
JAS. 15. DAVIS.
AITUHM V m COCNSELLOIl AT L.UV,
Hiv-.*av* U C. H„ M. O.
t'uurcyancing aud eulieciitiiia Hprcin’tics.
fehl ♦
; m aon Amamvfi
ifains AM 6SHMIR
V 4-STOCK OF—
, .jgb m\.
« J ei ' their«»»hmnwT FortUBMTfof
Hew and Fashtonable "•
; i
Millinery
IK TOE Col'KTV IS AT
Krs. Hotair’s;
BARNWELL, O - H-
—CONK t ST I NO IN PART 0^ —
WATS AKt) BOWml,
(Trimmed aud Untrmnied.)'
F.tna, Feathers, Flowers, Rucitings, and
Lhcc Neck Wear, Hair Goods, Cor'
seta, Hoop ‘kirts. Infanta’s Cap*,
1’arasnds, Plume*, Periuuteri'*,
Buttons. Buntings. Nun’* VcH-'
ing and Linen Lawn*, all
colors^ Opera Slipper*,
Scaif Pin*, Flnsiery —
nl. cdors, Handkep
chill* and Belts,
ALL AT KAHl’I.OL'SLY LOW PRICES.'
LiVW 1ST C TICE.
The undersigned have opene*! a hranch’
otLce in ItHiuhere. 8. C. Appoinlnu-nt*,
rveiy Friday. Othee over Count* Urotlier’s
store. I. M. A E. P. HUTSON.
inar2S Aitorner* at Law.'
Treahurrr’s AiiptilDlmcnis.
'. A^II I
TAYLOR MF6. CO-
Edward Brooker
WILLISTON, S. C.,
Is new prepared tOffurnish, on (-hnrt n')-
tiee und aceomtuod.iting term*, the fol
lowing briefly described outturns of one
of the largest ami bc«t Manufactories in
the Union :
1. Dry Steam Portable Engine*, all
M7.es.
2. ( Umax Engines, all kites, Portable
or Detached, a* desired, wiih L'co:tio-
tive or Heturn Tubulai Boiler*.
:i. Tiger Engines, all sites, Portable
or Detached, as dcsireil, w th Locoato-
tive or Return Tubular Boiler*.
4. The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron Krone.
Htipnib and Miloi'anti-il, lor heavy or
plantation work, a* desired.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mewer,
Buckeye Table Hake Reaper.
Buckeye Twice Binder.
'1 ho above can be sold ou low and nc»
c-huiiuk] "hh; term*.
Lidiek* B *.* I’re.'?, two screw piin»,
p c cither up or down.
"uodu con.rni’
Oora-Miils and MiHstones,
ALL. sms
THE BEST Df THE WORLD
FOR TABLE Me)U. I
Orrica or Gim.-stt TBrAWaKU,
Uakswkll (’. II.. April I. 188.5.
The Treasurer will he al ihe folluwing
for the collection of the fir*t inMal-
menl of tMxe* at the plucea-and ou the days'
mentioned:
Midway. Th r*itay. May 7.
vlnnter’* Chape . Friilay, May 8.
B ifor'l'!< Bri'lge. Saturday, May 9.
Ehi hard '* Mill, Monday, May 11.
I’rieater's Store, Tuesday, Afay tg. *
Allemiale, ’«• edneaday. .May 18.
Erwinton. Thursday, Mgy'14.
Baldock. Friday, May 1.5.
Fur-e'a Store, Saturday, May 16-
A*hley a Sotre, Momhiy, May 18.
ftunhirton. Tuesday. May t9
Biontoii's Store, Wedneod -y, May 20.
Seven Pines, Thursday, May 21.
Sander*' Stor-. Friday May 22.
George s Creek Club House, Saturday,
May 28.
Barnwell C. II. ihercmaiulng days of the
month.
» »rr or T.tx tTinx.
St*te tax, .5.1 mill*. Ordinary County tax,
1 mills. School tax, 2 mills. Total tax
levy, ) 11 mil's. Poll tux Nl 00.
Additional School tax for Bamberg Sehsol
Disirict, No 14. 4 mills.
National Bank Bill*, Gold and Silver coin
receivable for l*x<*».
Jury and wiines* certificate* receivable
f<,rihe-l mill founty lax only.
-Mullluted bills and Coin will not be l.aken.
N. K K IKK LAND.
Com. ly Trca»urcr,
Mart yvn
m in owner fikM
AH ahnnt the ti
with each ha
•ex. of alltiti
to wort (or a*
wurtn* sbMihii
Ha pLETT A Q
L. OSBORNE'- Frojirtori
s
Auifusta, Ga, Library, Bui Id I nir.
One of the finest institutions In the Ui
tad Mates.
Kent
l*Kf** Ctifroi
the especial I
B<»AKD IK CtH CHEAP.
TlSnt KErtOIBED; TO f^ONTlbl.
‘tates. .
al l|ns)ne« trqpsactSd With real O
CufreiTcy. prdererf front t ha North f
special benefit ot the College.
Beantlf.'l Diplomas ^Awanl-ft on Coi
r.
plotin« O tit «e In Satiafsc'or>‘ kliLQite;
bEND FOR ( KCLfiLAMT.
Janl
Dr. J. IL Smitt
<y|»erntlve lyid Mertmnirral
DKNTTSTv
IIANinCKU ANH» WII.LIKT«>]
WHI practic* at the following places
time mentioned
Bavt inmu—-ItegiiMiingthe lir*l Monday
elreh mcaiih ahtf eotoiintniig for the, followi
.A wo week*. Otb'ct at live'Hart fog Hniel.
Wii.lisTox—The tfnrd and N>nyth week
each month. Office over 3mirh’» Dnig Sloi
apr27-ly
Central Hotel.
Broad Street. Ai)cn*ta, Gs.
MR-*. W. M. THOMAS.
Pent rally loe-iled. eoavenient to hn*me«».
H E JIMK’S
BEE’JAUSAHT,
238 Kins S t. Opp Aetuh toy of Music,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
novl3
Staplti et KmI Bast m
ssrrs caicuia miu
AypUcatl*.
CTMIU.
I know my business wi II ami will jiivc
the henetit ol my Ion}; experiont-e to my
friend*.
A uy further iufonna'iou Will be cheer
fully,furnished.
i guarantee satisfucti m. -
Sr. L C. StDph^BS.
Druggfsf.
Addics*
EDWARD BROOKER,
- WlLLlSTOK, 3. C.
janl.T
CUA8 O. LESIxIE.
Wholesale end Betnll Cornml&don
—DEALER IN —
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POULT RAc'-
Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, -
Office No*. 18 and 20 Market St.
Ka*t of East Bay Charieal.om, 3. 0.
Consignments of Country Produce are
respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, Ac
AH older* filled with dispatch.
*epl8-6m
joes sort IKS,
Ma.iufaclurer and Dealer in
Forogn and Domestic n^ars. Tobacco,
H.NM'F,' PIPKrt, fcTf.
No. 043 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
jan24
GEORGE H. BATES
attoiimV bdcowselloratlaw,
n A-RffW KLL. C. JEt. H. c.
Will pracliee in all the Courts of Ihe Slate
and give prompt attention to all business en
trusted to his care. [jan24
Otto Tledeman & Sons,
\VlioleHtxl*> Gti-ober^
—Attn—
Proviaion
10*2 and 104 East Bay St., Charleston, 8. C.
Meals s Specialty."!
frM
TfHf n for **rklnx penido. Send 10 .v-ul* |m*t
Kill I •tyl we will mail Von fn-e, a nival,
I] Rl.r valttable •ample l»>x ..f rt-d-1 lint wlHi.iit
II MM1 you in llw w»v i»f makisg m.ire Done
yon in t8- way of making more money
in a f.-w flay* than Jmi ever thoaglit lanwiMe at any
hurl nr**. Capital net required. You ran HVe at
hfirnr and wort in (jure time oaly or all (he time.
AU of Imth oaxiw of tilagea, aranely mirenmnil. M
rents to five dolUra easily earned every ermine —
That all Who want wort may teat the huWnem, w«
make tMa nnperwlled oter: To aU who on- t»a well
mtl*«r<l wv Will arod one dollar to pay for tbe trouble
of wrllineuk. Foil purtirulan, dlrretIona, etc., amt
Imutmoo pay al«d«tHv mfr for all who atari
at *mer. Don't delay. Add ran WTLSaOh A VO.,
M4
it oner.
•OrUabd,
BLACKVILLE, - - S- C ,
Keep* a fu'I Hue of
FRESH DRUGS
ou hand at all time*.
CELLULOID TRUSSES a apecialty
WamrUed. and wHl be rcp'accd if bro
ken and fctnrftrd.
Large Mock of the celebrated BLOOD
PURIFIER,
S.S. ts
m
DIAMOND DYES,
CIGARS, TO BA pro,
A Nb SNUFF.
Everything (EXCEPT WHISKEY)
Usually kept iu a wfel! regulated Drug
Store.
ESrl’Iiyrician* prc«cri{rtion3 fillfed Xs
u.iual at all hotns.
iHArfi
KAXNTT.
1,000 ton* Genuine GERMAN KAlNlT
direct ihiportalii)i;. Forsitlehy
fehi2
HKRMANN nULWINKLt,
Kerr’* Wliari, ChdrleSton, S. C.
BleasanT rooms,
PltiST-CLASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 KIcg Stretot, Charleston, S. Ct
(FourDdors South Atademy of Musie.)
This well appointed Hotel will b«
openM lor reception of G.tesfe March
1, by G, T. aLfOBD, recepUj
Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Solfl-
vsn’s Island. The Wlodwor Is bewty
furnished thronghout, harlog .hAtr
matt teases abd woven wlrt-eprioga on
all beds. To tBake this a strictly fam
ily Hotel bb liquors will be sold oh the
premise. _ - -
' Having many yeare experleboe, I
promise to ail favoring tne with their
patronage a pleasant home while In
Charles too.
Rates 1 II 60 to gft per day.
Liberal rates by week or month.
feb26
wn
■Hire money than at anyth!
bis *■ •trncy for Uta t*-* i
Bestim<-ni wierrrd xiwimII
iswa.Maise.
Tudwn Imc. IUIXETI^eSok
HICH’D. IMORRI
ri^ King ?t. C'harlcfllon 1 , 8. C.'
HEATING AND d’OGffUVG
STtr\ ES and range
d 1 for prices and picture*.
scpl8-ly
M bat is claimed fl»r tlid
WAVKRLY HtftfSK,.
c-H a if ia>.fkT L o'>f. rk. c.
The he*» Ue tv'nnd heddingin'tha South.
Location fhe bc«f i« th'* Coy.
The table uixurp-imed'. , .
KATK8—$200 and 3? 5b PER D.\Y.
P«9.Jtic<wl rat** t»y lh*week or month.
JUSEFIl IMtlCfi, Proprietor'
janel!)
A
Hi u<t *ii f4*r '•‘fiiffv. at mV
*•« ltd n tfrally ( Ik»x of jviw
rthlrfi #11] L• *1 |y S f>ti Mtar*’ til*•!
• Htrhf awm'f
ihiw vorkl. * H, rnhrr Cp'tn
Lour. rii«* hnrtrt! nm'l l*» furtuiic Hpfu.w I
wi»rlrrr*, nurw. At ftmre mtl4r*rtto 1 Ul'l
C A Mrtinr.
Congaree Hotel,
< OI.l T MHI A. ht. {j.
C >rncr A**omhly and Gerx sla Slret
opposite Sinte Hou-c.
W. K. RUSK, PaorRirrofr,
Late* 81 .ttl to 82 00 per day. accoi
ing to location of room. janlo
a m.
Send »ix cent* for po*f«
"I'd receive tree* »n«;|y fc
of good* which wiff help ■
of either rex, to more money right away it,
anythingel«eIn thU woalUr—Fortnnr* aw
the worker* uh-oluiely »nre. At once i
drvsaJsv* A Co., Atig-ieta. Maii.e.
sprtf
I ST*
you want a
FINE WATCH OR CJ,OCK,
STERLING SILVERWARE^
RICH JBWRLHY,
FINEST CfUAUfT TABLE Ct
LERt,
OR SPECTACLES;
Send jrdur ordb** td of call at
Jas. Allan &C<
iftl DtNd StitEET,
charleston, s. c.
Jiin24
m. r. win,i*.
W. M. STSOt
Have 25 Pel* Cent.
By bringisg your work to
Willis & Strou
Wiilistoa. 8- C*
Wfe arenrtw prepared to do all klndt
Blrteksmlth and Wheelwright work witht
patek. We d*e nothing hnt the heat nu
rhtl, and WilL give yeti satlsfiiction
N. D Mr, Stroud 1* » flni*heiLworkm
having served his apprenticeebisot th* Ira
Ian 1 6m
» THE
Blsckville Bakery,
TtESTATTRANT
—AND—
Family Sra 3 9:7;
J. HwBORGER, Proprietor.
Fresh Bread.every day.
Heals at all hours.
All the dellcadeu of tbe season.
The choicest confectioneries. c*k
cnodltn, ca&ned gooda, frulta. vege
All at the lowest prices and warn]
ed to be the best.
CALL AHD KkWKLCOMft
J• H BORQER.
Railroad Aveoi
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