The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 30, 1885, Image 2
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Fbi jd<i, *n<I 1 ifrj.f, it UnHer^ooJ lh«t I
j!* 1 ' 0 "o •"Pd to •ell, bat the rtoridn
bouthern Reihoed Cpmpuny mw offi-r-
/ohf W. Haines, Editor juri Proprietor.
w J bwx 2,000,000 acPBi »b« line of
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
their i oh J at fmia$1.25 per wre «o (<"><
ftcwmliiip to location, and iu trueiut 0)
mitt puieluuicre.
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THCBSUAY, JULY 80. 1885.
Ybe cotton cntorpiUjr hut put ill til
bpfx-nniooe in Sumtor County.
The ti«ntin«l mtid, U»-t week, that
there wee no properly advertised by the
Sheriff for sule on telo day in August.
“Tlie old rclnb!e' , was inistaken. Sec
•dreruteirent in our coluinni.
Our people seem not atVaid to wotk
the road« but they do not do it, •• they
expect the grand jury to Httend to tiic
roud butineea by a prand flourish in gen-
oral terms which bits nobody.—1’re**
uud Banner.
Give us twenty millions of bushels of
corn thin scuaon, a good crop ot cotton
and good minor crops, end we will knock
the Uec lav so dead next winter that it
will never more kiek.*»Coluinbia Reg
ister.
Tns Barnwell FroPM nominates
Hon. Jobs Peter liichnrdMm for Oov-
bliseful
ernor die next tenu, ia bliseful forget-
fulness that the lower country is liouor-
ubly cnliiisd to the regular nomination
next time. —Summervi le Herald.
Our coiemporury is miatakco. The
People simply proplioied that Mr.
Richardson wonld bo iiiHiigniHted as
Governor in December 188G- The sighs
V>f the timos seemed to indicuto that re
coil uud TlIE People gave its interpre
tation of there without an ay tog ithelf
nmong the opponents or supporters of
Col. llichurdson. He would msko a
good Governor and so would cither of, , . , , ,
■CiaUAk' tMIIUW Hi. mi[
lutmtioned in connection with the uomi-
nation tor this office. But we piend guil.
ty to ignorance of any reason why “'the
lower country is honorably emitted lo
the regular noHiinstiou nest time.
I'LOMIUA.
e nwd I'n rMi.
DT niU, ARP.
How gralrfaHy the blnmed twilight
succeeds die long July day—when one
baa been slewed and sweltefad with the
heat and glare of a burning sun for about
ten hours, it is a comfort to ree the shad
ows lengthen and the sun begin to near
the west, rn lid s. The days are just
long enough to make us love llai night.
We could not live if they were twice as
long. We would not wish to live. How
nicely the hamsn fismo U adapted to the
plans and worksof nature. How sweetly
the night follows the day, Whit a lux
ury lo sit in the western piam just after
the sun goee down and enjoy the cooling
air aud listen to the song of katydids
and see the laborers going slowly home
from their long rtay’s work. There »re
two frogs whose home is under the steps
and «l*out this time they come forth and
hop around and contemplate and M-ein
to know they are pait of the household.
The flying squirrels h ive their homes in
the hollows of t wo trees near by nn l now
is their time to neet and chirp and fly
from tree to tree, and they, too, belong
to euo twilight family.
Hut re4 und comfort is not nil that
shade does for man. It is-natuie’s own
restorer. It is eh tide that renovates the
soil. It is the sun tliat wannN and ger
minate*, but it is the night that furui.'h-
es the plant food, •''hade generates nod
Hipplics aiiiinoni-i, which iswliat all veg
etation feeds n|K>o. I Used to think that
sotnn plants like c lover eurd-hed the soil
by bringing down from the anno.-pliere
some of its nitrogen und depositing it in
tha soil. Soma sdd it was the. clover
boots that decomposed and made the soil
rich, hut 1 am now eoiiviuoed tint, um-
inoiita is goneratod lioin shade, and that,
tin more shade the luoie plant food. A
thick growth of clover is almost impeiio-
trulde to sunlight. The clover does nol
thiuk I would gear up utt urn
strap the handle down my Imc!
gested it to Row land and bo.
disgust! He ia never too hot u
I never hca d him complain
thing. If (hecrop tails ho
it might have been woiac.” “ I -
There arc some walnut trees iAnd tlm|
farm but I never saw Uowlsotkbkc ref*
ugj under one. lowland gets uttever
day and stays wet. I Lave sc*tthe salt!
chrysudiite upon bis shirt. I yffald fcon
Pirn for Howland it he ever,# 1 "cnyM
tor himself. It is just a* naturjlor him
towoik u«it is for a man tolekew to
bacco. H*.* enjoys it.
But I mu like the meat of folks. I
ttnnt plenty of shade and pleuiy of rest
The Orwafte lli-ll Howl*-
This rou»e is so called on account of
the many fine groveo which are srtuatod
along the Florida Southern Railroad, a*-
ao the adaptability of the seclioti through
which this road passes to the cultivation
of oranges.
This road commences at Valstka. one
of Florida's most thiiving and atlructive
cities, situated on the St. Johu's Kiver
in East Florida ; thenoe it runs wc^prly
about filly wiles lo Rochel e ; boro the
road branches, one bramh continues west
SO Gainesville, pa slug through s hetu -
tiful and pictum-que couitry, while the
other bniucli continues son.h, pa-siog
tbiough Ocala wild the Lake Weir re-
giou, leaving this beautilul Lake, which
is live milca wide, wc puss through I<ecs-
burg, about twenty miles Irvin Lake
Wctr, thence thn roud eoutiuues south
through Tsmpa, end is rapidly poshing
ou to ( lhe extreme southern portiou of
Florida. The stations on this road are
about live miles apart aud every station
C resents a prosper us uppi'arHuce ; new
uildingi, Urge hotels and hne stores,
umny of wbicii arc backed by Nvrtheru
«apiuli«is.
FRANCIS.
Tbi» is the first station after leaving
I’ulatk i. Hcie we find a large saw null
owned by Monns. THghmnn A (Jo. of
Maiylaud. This Couqruny u largely eo-
gag'il iu the manufacture of luinhor, nr'
tinge and vogolabie erulra and shingles.
Around hero are to bo luuud some of the
- moat tieautiful clear water lakes iu Flori
da, whiuh pbouud in fish. I know a man
about a mil* from this place who went
front Barnwell county- just before tire
. T vcv -n —i—
ny gieen crop,
was popular u feW >ears ago, hut it i«
not now. 'turning cow pen•• under when
!^i'en does no more good Ilian when dry.
It is the shade of t he peu vne thfit does
die woik. It is ihe shide of the gia s
and the weeds I hat follow wheat that
keeps thu soil from the torrid sun nod
eniidles the laud by producing aiiuiio-
ina. Nature protects her.-elf. i"Iu cov
ers the exposed ground with u ehicid
froi* the July and August Min. A good
growth of cotton that lips froni row to
low will enrich the laud, but a poor
gluwlli that leaves three-fointh.r ot the
ground exposed wll impoverish the soil.
It will get p<Kirer Ovcry year. Better let
the gru^a grow than have oo shade. It
is a niiduke to plow the corli alter it be
gina to silk.. Lot the morning glory vines
<»*uic und covu the ground. Vou will
have your harvest corn right there.—
I'laut cow pea, in every row. They will
give shade and help the com arid renew
the soil. The pea U au uir plant aid
feeds upon ils tiitiogen. The lence cor
ners ill a have long been shadud are a),
ways rich. So is the ground that ii cov
ered by u bhu kbnry patefi a;.d so is u
csnebiskc. One would tbmk that cane-
brakes and briars would exlmuri the soil
in a year or two, and oo (hey would if it
worn not tor the dense, impouctrabiu
shade tliey made. Suppose you tear
down un old imu-e in a lield. What a
luxuriant growth comes there- 'I he bert
c-m I have now is where the wheat was
threshed lust year. The straw rcinaiucd
upon the ground all tiiesuiuuier rtnd was
then removed, but it lull its murk beliiun
and that, corn looms up over all around
it. I have seen old plank put down be
tween the strawberry rows and they were
belter than a fviulucr, tor they nut only
provided plant lisid but they kept down
tbe grass. K"cks have got nothing in
them to do any good to vegetation, but
see how the roots ol treos und vines love
lo run under a rock pile or a suMiftll-ncrt.
war, bis name ia J. NV. Thomas ; when
ih« war ended he had an old curt and a
little butt headed ox. He planted a ttmalt
grove of one sod a half acres ; the seel
Were p’anted after thu war fiotn which he
fttadc hm grove) he now sells yearly
#1»00 worth of oinogos. He bus re
fused SlOjDOU for his grove, inchiding
Ida residence and ten acre* ot laud. Mr.
Thumaa is a good planter as well us a
successful orange grower^ and has accu
mulated a large fortune.
The bes( aud ohlest groves in the State
are near here. The health of thu place
cannot be surpussed and tbe society is as
good as can bib wished for. No better
inducements are Hold out any whefa to
ponwna wishing to locate, and special tn-
ducameuts are offered to some one who
will put up a good boarding house or
Intel.
If+ratr selact my work and my toolsom
my ttweof il.iy I d.. n t mind exfoi-ing
X are as fond of shade us the Crophot
Jonah, who got desperately niadkccausol
hi* gourd vino died. Btoncwafl Jack4
sou a la.-t vision was the invititg shadoi
nerosa the river and under the trot*,
have Ih‘* , h reading about the thamiome-j
U-r at lt*4 and the sunstrokes iu the ci
tn*, and it fills me with piiy for thaiq|
who have t-; endurO what they ruuno|
avoid. I am sorry tiir eveiyhody extept
the ba-a-ball^ra. They don’t ,*id unj(
pity—ami I um not suie ihev deserv^
*"»y- Lowland says they ouo play hat
a diiy in the burning sun, but they could'
ein plow two rounds in his etton tieiil
wituuul hat mg sunstroke and g"ii
bed. lie says that shade is a ii-ht g"'''l
• lung in inoderation, but he knows »i>rmj
tarmeis wlv» luve 1 it so g-iod th* , y mak
ati'Hit half a crop and I hen lav it on tit
wi at fir or something else. KinVlaml e.u|
talk now. Jlc has a good crop and ha
laid it by and is huppy, Hu can rest i
the shade.
XiiriiMl'M llriii irLaMt- Cpislle <«|
Him t>»«-ior.-.
Mount >!<• Ikku -a. N. V.. July 25 -
It li>io l«eu h siil 1 , sulitv morn
mg on tbe mountain, with
Honda and n thick atiinta-j
ph'-rn. Huudroila i f visitors ar'' c-'m-
tnk’ t'P "o it'*' tratno. Tfo* ti"t*-l fs
draped In mourriing and llieto In u
Mutidoy-lik" hllt-iM o ulxoit tho cotlago
wlo-ro iIih deu-1 General tias in a tom
(sirary lec-pracl**, wrH|>ped witfi tli«
'“V' Mo- third ilay eTMi - <lrjiol s
tv!-1->wlio->d b-VIrii*. Apr'-poa "T ttro
liieiitlon of Mix. Uruiit'a u.iui'', it uiuy
tin Hiuti-d Uiat iboa far that Udy Inis
t»ecn ijoi-ti liy no p'-roou oitv-pt tfie
m*fiitieiH of lu-i faiulfy und Mtu. Dr.
Ni'Winaii mIikv* tlio Ooimiaro detth.
Lot- yrbU-idity afternoon thi’i**Hpr«a«i
freui inoiiili tn m'oitli Wo- innior that
tho widow hud be*-n utterly prostrated
and that ev-n M>iioi/M I'siills iiilght
lio teat-d fioin tho atiock <<( her •*«)
rw:iv-tn«nt.. '1‘h'j nmior if it aliall
tiavo io-cehol th- outer world may lie
regarded ar, tuiving no basis intact be
yond that, of Mis (iiant tn iiig in so-
elusion beiHiiso of a natural desire tor
lent nud quiet wllli her own sorrow.
idebiileul C’lcvetsud was this taorri-
Ing teipjisoed by ilm laiuily to natoo
the pall beateia to act ai lbs cl-m-
mg otcM'quie*.
Spiiuullei'l. Mass., July &—The
ibqmblican liit i in -rnhm sa)*; *l he
coniitry will shale theMenliuicht'if the
|*)op|e uf Waohlngtoii in regard to tin*
great (Japtain’M burial place. This lit-
ting spot for rest of the l>->dy «ot tbe
naiiori’a in-io in in I iio natioii's uijntal.
New York has kiiowii its grcoit after
one luvrehimw for its hurrying popu-
lace, and lho family of Giant have
weakly and Itasiiiy yielded to it wiili-
out waiting to hear the voice of wiser
friend* or of lua coiiiHiynn-u.’
Mcmt McGregor, July 2G. —Dr.
Dotmlaes to-day gave to tha Aosocia-
ted 1'ress the following remailutble
doentoent, whicii was written l-y Gen
et afnrtint itod iii Dr. Douglass's pre-
stiico ou Thoradny, July 21.
'I ssk you not to ahow tills to any
one unless the physicians you commit
with until the end. Particularly I
want, it kept from my family. If
known to out) man tbe papeta will got
it. and they tho (family) will g.-i it.
It wonld only dial less t tienrahtmat be-
yotul endiuanr-e to know it, and by it).
Ilex would distress me. I have iji,t
changed my mind materially since [
wrote you before in the mine strain.
Now, however, I know that I g„j 0
Htrcogth soinV- (laye, but wliwi I do go
l)a«-k it is beyond where I stalled to
linf'i'uve. I think the chances are very
decidedly in favor of your |)cjng abb
Now.fasan a^the *
With rosy ohavka
And will) harprett,
Waapicaiaj up
Jske«Mve along, anil baking,
And lifting up kia bat.
And growing iiniteliUMiliar,
Tbry both began loabat.
Aa Mumu there ws» aUnding with
Mar apron full of chips,
He aciced the happy noitaenL,
An-1 kirscii her rosy lips.
8hc ihi-fwhrr hands up to her facet
Repelling ihc»s*auli,-
And rpITTeTher chips, but only said:
••Now, Jake, that was your lnult.’ r
Jake threw his hands above bis head.
Took ia his heels to run,
Ard looked fir dogs, or squirrel shot
Fired from her daddy’s gnn.
Dm Susan turned and softly said,
(The best of the things to make,)
"I'm picking up the chips sight kerej
Moat every morning Jake "
i
Tut tub TiaTOL. ^Telegraph Macon
Oh : Every mail brings usnoncoouut
of aotne dastardly HHsault by a negro
upon a whim woman. Don pi to the
fact that prompt vengeance ia execu-
) uteil upon th* heads of fiends who
enmtnlt. ct linen upon the pci anon of
women, tbe evil D oft repented. A
better remedy is domitoded. Let it bo
th»* pistt'f in woman's baud.
Many •Southern wotrieD ftltrady know
itow to handle the pistol and sl^ot gnn-
AM should learn. Tbn time has ty tn«
wln*i) tli*»y moat rely upon their own
c-nii-age Mii'l ilotennioaiioD. Tho evil
which furniaite'l only oceanl'Uiiil l*-xi
for newopupers Is now of il.tily occur
rence, uud dm lug tho next twenty
yeats tunst luctouoc. Every Soutliern
Woumn should lonrn to hHiidlo lift)
Ulllis j'lHt. dU rtlio would leuin to 8WIIU,
Mod Da taught the necessity for neitig
theoi. \V« regard ns eepeeially fortu
mite tliHt woman who can already lire
a pistol with aiilficlctit accuracy to hit
an ohj'-ct the alxc of a buck negro k at
ton paces'; she is in a condition to de
fend her home, lo r honor, and her
liildren in the at'seuccyf ht-rhusbiiud
r tialural piot-etor.
Of twenty oiitragoH recently cominlt-
(itnf )qK)n wl»tto women by BegiuxatAlie
•iicmnstiTnceM ate uuch that tho largo
nnjorlty would have binai ^ promptly
b-foaied hy a pi-itol In the
|th>) uasaulted.
mly arguinenta Deeded
Tw t’nop PtoSFxeta-Ths w!i#i|
arflp. It U n< w ff*own, wlij not sx »«!
I Nco.000.000 buabcD, and may fall as loir
I as 330.000 bushats. It i-i fhe ema
crop alaoe i876, when onr ponpli* tlon
was 48.MN.WO tostead of 00,000,000. it
Itniy be safely stated that the crop of
this year Will bo just about sulflciteat
to supply the demands for food and
Seed tip to another harvest. T lere
will then remain for export the sut plus
of last year’s crop : and this variously
estimated At from 00,000,O'*) buithela
to something over 200,000,000 bushels
In either case the probable ex|w>rts
will be larger than seemed possible a
month ago. , ’
Tho area of corn Is now eetioMt&l
' . v*Vv
by tho national department of agricul
ture at TA.OfXI.OOO acres. \if this bd a
true estimate a crop, in such a noatton
as this has so far been uud may con
tinue to be, of 2,100,000,000 bue'jeld is
not improtjfthlo. Last year’s cr jp Wat»
1,726,008,000 huahela, which bi it thf
record by 41,000,IKK) busbels. A crn|'
exceeding two th'iusnnd million biidht-
»v|h would swell our exports of bread
stnft;) very handsomely, and perltttjwr
uvercotue t he abort age of wheat 111 tin'
aggregate figures.
Another dependence In retaining a
favorable bnlaoce Iu our foreign It-adi-
Is found in tho growing cottorl
There are 18 t>d0 (ki0 acres in cftU'ou,
ami a bale t.o three ncri-a would glv*-
os O.OtjQ.OtW bales. A fdll yhil-l might
swell tho product to 7,00 .tdM) oT t-ven
V fieO.iHio hales. Tlie'stipplyOT 1 ; 1>I ton
is very small on account of two hfioil
crops, and the world Cali take -iVbVi
Fox Ufjrl'HittiiitnbehWfi*
buckvluE Atntxcr. Juaai*iM»».
Ti<tkn« totbi. DMiwd ftaAMUW «•*«<<»
m* *n mIo st Mm li.uAvillc a«va*T •* ^ foUovlB/
uanwil raitw. Ooqt t a ntuni OctoUrtlrt. .t,.,
Owcnvlta- am] E-t.irB - - ""
WalhslU and Rxiirn • • - 12 70
S|>ari,\nl»ii-jf Krtnrn - - • ••"
lli-mit-rsonvillu (ihI Uvlurn 12 W
Ttcki-u for FUt H"« k isd AjArvilk*. C., «•» b*
sUalm-d by Kivi*),- tbnv ksy* Mottw W IR*-’ k^”**
lliK rsli-n. ,,
M»t R<« k An-! IVtnrn (*12 I®
A-liiTilb'aim! Ib-uirii 16 2"
a.». TORKFit, Agjewt.
i fives •<*»▼. i
p, and by i
l a j'aoF aj* uf i
hat sin aI*rt
Sfll at.
THE. mah EVE A-\D EPELTACiES,
Joseph Silver.
01?TICIA.!N^
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These llqutes are the
Of the 0pti>»| Institute Hh 1‘cter.bnrg,
Kuwia, Inventor of tlic Bono weed
Tinted Fi>cus Crystal Lenses.
Supw* nr, 2 any other in u*e, owisirncted
in acc4r<limc wiih ihrc science uud pliiloso-
))hy ornniui in the peculiar fortn "f i eon-
iive cSivcx jt-ilipeis. adtnirably adapted to
he
Mierya ntfokting the best nnificul help la
the liiwmn v(-ion ever invented.
PII.VDl h.ts e-iahlishcd a Speciiiclc
crop of the highest UgiiD-d W5 Lave
given.
Altogether the outlook Is hi l^bp.er
A great corn and a great cdtot! . rop
will give, mi plenty of exports; and
plenty to meet coimiiniption at t om
with. We repeat It. the south may
surely expect, if the weather bolds
good, a fine f ill business, no ftbktter
what, befalls other countries or other
sections of this country.
An Editi-l anp a PreacherLnchakar
-Konio lime ago the editor "f the
Weekly Fite Fly and the pieacbcr "f
ftlie Mount Josiah C'liurcif changed
places, aud not only in a nonilmil way,
ini nuidu au actual liaimfcr uf proper
ly. We take these extracts fiotn tljc
first ntuubt'r of the 1'ue Fly winch ap
peared aftei the exchange had taken
■>l ace ; * Wo have shouldered tho res-
kiotisibility of runuiiig this paper, ami
(o rcqiist-t our readeis to pmy up at
nee aud pray at iheir earli«*>t couven-
i-nce.
We understand that Anderson
itegglcut off one of his lingers tho
(other day. We hops nnd pray that ho
Imay get al >tig nil right. A cow be
longing to Jim IVIk McLiughliu lost
one of her holds. We pray that shs
may lecover. A man named Bcnq^js
w.ui killed Rl Dailey's feny last Mon
day. We nro lliankfui that it is no
worse. We piay that the Legislature
m iy not forget to adjourn. Wo trust
It it a common wytng tbar rockd^iru- to kosp in* alive until thu -change of
CHURCHKS AND ACADEMY, ETC.
Here we find a Methodist and x Bap-
list church, where st-rvicos are regulai ly
lield, both of which are largely attended.
The Academy is auppoited by the
fdbtas fttod and U in scasion mx months
dfthc ywrtr, oommencing the tirtt of Scp-
ftmbcr—a g»*od private school is con
tinued during tbe snmmer.
lo addition lo tho above there tfesev
era! good stores, poet office and depot,
abo quite a number of fine private reel •
denees.
Many pereona are under the impres
sion that the Florida boom is only tem
porary; here ilmy make a mistake, for
Um tide of emigration has born staadMy
drifting i» tlntt diffsetion fur years, and
tho emigrants me mostly of a tmUby
oiaxs who hofid ftna honaas and go into
the treekinff hnaiooM wMi fho very lost
srr&r»
fcr the ialor
duce nioistme. but 1 don’t know how.
There ia nothing iu u ruck to make mois
ture.
Cowpeas are the be*trenovator I know
of, for they will grow in pot)r land and
they do tilth work .speedily. 1 cut an
acre of sctci:t wheat Ihe 1 ft ot June ami
then broke up (he ground and harrowed
it uud fowt <1 a husli :l and a hull' oi day
peas. That ground is Well covered now
and will furnish its own fertilizer fiom
the shudu of the pens. I did two acres
of oat land the same way. Tin mj pou
vines will be ready to harvest about the
close of the SMunner nnd when the pena
arc in the dough I will mow down the
crop and euro it tor my winter's,hay.—
When cut at that stage iht Ichvcs will not
fall from the vinca uud (h<rc is no better
hay than pouvinc h»y. Hornes acd rat
tle devour it greedily nnd it is s ‘ ' d
for milk cows It take* several days to
cure peitvincs hut they will stand more
raiu ttiau flovcr or grass. If they get
wet it docs not hurt them if they arc
(hrowD up with u fork and get dry ug.-mi.
ftaild a rail peuVxwid put a rail Door a
toot from the ground ami fill up say two
or three feet and tin-n another rail floor
aud so on ns high us you please. Fill
your barn loft, bat do not pack away
solid until well cured. My nabor says
“you will ruin your land ; you oughlcrrt
lo strain your land with two crops in
one year. If you sow peas you ought to
plow them under.*’
WcH, why not? Nature will put up
a crop of weeds *»d gtsss if I don’t sow
down a crop of pens. What is the dif
ference? I take my choice of crops,
that’s all, aud I give more shade to the
land.
Bat W me forewarn all farmers who
have no machine that they can't mow
mueh pea vines with a scythe. Indeed,
it is hard work with a machmc, for the
crop s a tangled wilderness and require-)
about two hands to follow tho mower aud
puD the vine* aside so that the cut line
caw he seen the next roaud. If I had
bo machine I should sow my peat in
narrow badland have a space between.
Th«*re nro uow in the Statu wonn
tlimeeri c-muiiy fairiWM-iatlt-uo.Hevcii
of which own grounds amt bi.il-lings
valued at ■$6(1,000. This is exclusive
of ihe splendid properly at vk itmbta
usimI l»y the Slate Agricultural .4*»« h ty
aud owuod by thu cit v. Fair* ar j hel
amiually in eight, counties nu<i tlm
Value of the pieiiiiunis given at each
[air excuods $(3 000, wL-llo tiro immber
of vioitora is eoiiiualixi at over GO.uOO
|N*IHOOS.
For Sale.
t
Hue •'»<* Saw Drown C-'imn (Jin M'lih celf
fi»e.lM- ati'l c-mJeuaer, eoun'lcie »U<J iu tine
vtorkin; or ter. V
Alas, ifucciicd, Dvltios, Shaflingaud l*ul
ley*
‘Also, one , < i-h--licl'l Sieam or Ilitnd CoUou
IVS.-M. in good order.
'J i-C above uiackincry ia #11 new.
Apply to
il. L. MXON, Willistoix, S. C.
July JO
Sheriff’s Sale*
Wo raeelt«) on Wedueaday aperfeiboU
J _ . - - ^r- - -
weather towards the Winter. Of course
thure nro contingencies that might
hi iso at any lime that may carry me
off suddenly. Thu most prohiiblu oT
these is choking. Uud«r the ciicuui-
btanos life is not woilh living, I am
very thankful (for ‘thankfUfi ‘giad'
was writteu, butotsse'l,and 'thankful'
substituted,J to have been spaled thl
long, Ikhuuis)) it has -.enabled me to
practically complet e the work ie widch
I take s-» inucli In tor eat. 1 eansoteiir
up elrengtli enough to review it and
make thu addition -nmi subtractions
that would suggest, themselves to me
and are not likely to suggest tbeursel-
v s to any one eiae. Under tliftabove
clrcuunstances I will he Imppi'-at the
most puln I can avoid. If theteis to
beany extraordinary cure, bach as
sodiu people believe time is to be, it
will develop hself’ I would say,
therefore, to you and yntfr cnJImgiteH
to make me as comfortable asyai can.
If it Is withiu God’s provldeiifcofiat 1
should go now, I am r-ady ta obey
His call wMroula murmur. •! fiould
profer going now to enduring ia? pro-
sent suffering for a single day fit bout
the hope of recovery. As I hiU* stat
ed, I am thankful h-r the Provjkmtial
extension of my I lino to enableftis to
goiitinuo work. 1 am further t link fill
and In much greater degree t
bccaua.i it has enabled dm to
myself the happy harmony \v
so suddeuly sprung up betweei
engaged but a few short years
deadly conflict< It has ht-eu a
limnble blessing to me to h
kind mpressious towards roe
son from alt partn of our conn
people of all naUonalirtes, of
gious and of no rdfglon ; of
rates and of National troop* alii
soldiers’ organizations ; of mec
scientific, religious and other
embracing almost every cltix-m
land. They have brought joy
heart, if they have not effected
To you and your colleagues I
edge my hudebtedaess for
brought me through the valley
shadow of death to enable me toj wl
these things.
‘(Signed) ' U. S. GFr*t
•Mt. McGregor, July 2d’ 186.*
that crops may be better n« x; seaeoo.
We hope that the severest part of the
winter has passed. We have faith iu
out ability to iuu th)s paper.
The editor without embarrassment
look his place in the pulpit, but he
s >orr bccaiuu eoufused. Su lking the
book of books, ho said ; ‘Hereafter
wo shall not n-ctive old rails iu ex
change for our gospel. Turnips wti|
[ do very weft, but we are not a cow.
Never before was this pulpit iu such u
lloiiiJ->Llng condition, and udveriDeis
should /uake a noto of this (act.
Our mourner’s bench goes to every
posioflire in the countiy. Now is the
time to become a deacon of this church
two dollais per year, one uollar forsix
months and bam pie copy sent free.
The text, says that trains going North
airlve at 2 o’clock I’. M. This cannot
he disputed, for it was i»{K>keu by Jere
miah, the prophet, saying, nh ye gen
oration of vipers ace advertisement In
another column.—Arkubsuw Traveler.
&t*t* at Hncrit Carpus a, |
DtMMwr.i.L t'ocsiiv. (
hiCll AUD JOHNSON, A-lmintWraUir,
^ v*.
A. 1’. ALDRICH
Ry virtue of an cxaculionto ths f!hi>ri(r"l
Dai imwII Counly directeil in tbe a ,v»ve ainir l
cuii-v, I Iiavc lt-vie*l upou and AVill hoM at
Darn well t‘. 11 on Monday, I tie !i-l d ay of
August A. D, ISfio, it baiiiR gAbatlay iu sail
raontlf, iH-lween the lepd htsiroof tutle,
AII of the defendant » ini creel, righi, title
anTcilaie lo it certain nicccor jiareel ot b»ii'J
nil lulled lying and being in Barnwell V niige r
Stale aud County aloreaaid, uud boo-idc-i on
that »m «*rt you
you in aioorr fort fir
sZafeO* v UdM el«e i* Ainerka. All ahout the tjn,
kuedral tbou«ad MUr* in piwnts wlih rarti bo*.
ftantoi everywhere, of either ee*. of all «*■<
toJ«||?he liine, or gore time only, to work fora* at
B Kriaue* for all w-rkere l -
bnwrMa.
trs 10 pr
here, of
Mime oi
;uaif omo Uoraet* For!aoi* for all wi-rher*aow
rf^Zrrd. Don’t delay. H. HdLLETT A
purtbuid,
IL OSBORNE- Sole Prcprtfirietor.
Augusta, tia., Library.Luilding.
and Kic lilh;*o Minporiiim in Augusta. Crt.
and if irivalling at this lime tnrough the
Suite «f Nofili Carolina for ihe I'urpuac of
niakiig kn»wn his Theory and Practise and
at i he sans- lime inlrodurinc (heat LcnsM.
IVheffter iIu-m i*peoiaeles have h«cu triad
hey oe spok)-n vf.in tlic higliesl Icrms, of
wliuA a tew'af the followiag le-iimonlalrt
will.n'riify, ihe originals and hiauy otliers
an Is seen and examined ui his rooms, lie
it i hi same I itiic wialies 1* to he uuderstood
ihaifr is not one of the Iravell'iig tiiiticka
wlniserely sells you a pair of glasses for un
exonil'>4l piiee And w hom you may never
se'e H" has'eslahlished hithsclf iu
Audwia, (ia., where, in case you should hap-
jn-n'i" l-isc or break your glasses, he wil) ro«
plafribc aaine for yon at a small noinindl
siutl.as ii is hm custom lo keep a register uf
all lie sells, iherehy enabling him to kn»^
just the glassf-s yon have pMrch.-iKfd from him
Tie li-ll-miiig Jliti m-ininlii will surtly con
vince ihe public of the excellence ol Ph .1.
.HILVKRand of the perfect science of suit-
iugihc eye.
Kim-rTivi: l>*i-t*Twr.aT,
Atlanta, ti t., Dec. tliii.
I l-ave keen using ihe spectacles of Pr. .L
Sil*er for ihe Iasi week nnd have tewed
1 heui by long Misiafned reading and writing
an-l 1 Hn I ihrm easy to ihe ryc^comfortahlc
4- tmre fttdBah—M wmmk
One of the finest Institutions in the Uni
ted, attt os ^
Real Dusiness transacted with real Col-
Mge (.'ufhaiey, .nile'red from the North for
tiie especial benefit Of the College.
HOARD IN CITY CHEAP,
nxife KKqPIBKD. 3 1 ; TO 4 MONTHS.
RcKiifirul DiploiDSK Awaribsl on Oom-
nloiltig isuiuwiin Satlsfaciory Mauser.
tsKND FUli v IttcULAUti.
janl
Dx. J. R Smith.
OiM'PaldVe and ftfcchmiical
DENTIST*
liASIIHIKU A.^lh iVII.I.IKTOX
Will prnetice at tbe following pDces at
tirtfo menlionwl
I’.yMiiKiui—fleginning the first Monday in
esCli month sad coulinuing for the following
(do weeks. Ollic# at the llaritog Hole).
\Vili.iston—The third nnd fourth week in
each month. Ollice over Smith’s Drugstore.
aprl'i-ly
8
recommend hint as an expert in bis diosun
profeasioh- UespccttuMy.
HaiLiiis f ishkr, M. D.
niAy2S-
jlh* Norih by ihe maiii'iirect of liit-lowa.
Pka»l by ImidIs id Cliaxid I'l-ciun kUii L .Souih
liy Dads of Mike Drown wad V-r.st by ilie^luih fenfonatile rii" Mil Cli&TgCs
puhbc aquare, couisiuing anil runuing June ' -—••!- - -- --—•
liuii'lrcd fed in d»ptli and one hundred |eet
in.widib, more or less.
Levied upon and to he sold as I be properly
of the deb ndaiil to satisfy an execution
against the acid defendant iu fn*T of Ikicb
anl J oh noon. Administrator.
Term casii, purchasers to jury for papws.
W It. PKKPI.Krf, H. D. C.
Sheriff's OSict-, July 13ib, 1HH5.
• . jiflylO-td
Cciik Rbn Biuousfikss.—The Iffodlcal
News says: ‘The way tb ffet the hot
ter of thu bilious system, without blue
pills or quiniue, is to take the Juice of
•ne, two or throe lemons, as the ap
petite cravea, Iu ak much water as
makes it pleasant to drink without su
gar, before goibg to bed. In the morn*
log, on rlelng, at least half an hour
before breakfast, take tho juice of one
lefnon in a goblet of Water. This will
clear the system of humor and bile
with efficiency, without any of the
Weakening eff-cta of calomel. People
should not Irritate the stomach by eaD
log lemons clear ; the powerful add sf
ihe Juice, which la always most corro
sive, Invariably produces Inflammation
after a while, but properly diluted, so
that luloes not burn or draw the throat
ft does hs medical work without barm,
and, when tbe aternmeh Is clear of food
has abundant opportunity to work
(fileF tMrSystefn thoroughly.’ Slaving
tried the above W wire prepared to en
dorse It.
Mortgagee’s Sate-
J.U. DA STARLING
— -
A. J. wiXlflERSBEE.
I5y virfr»^ of the power of sale contained
in » certain (jioriguge from J. It. .hoyMicrling
to A..L W•other*be*, cxecuicvl the 20tb day
of De' embi-r, Ihftl, and rooorilcd in the of.
fice of-the Itof inter of Mot.ne Conveyances
for Barnwell county in Book M. M. M M
psgesfidO, H:'*t, t»32. H-M, on lh« 'jfttli dayof
IteCmher, 1881, 1 will sell on Mtnday, iho
3d day of Angus), IKHS, (ho same being sale
day, at Burn well C. 11. witbin the legal hours
of Male, foocush. r
AU that lot of land," with the buildings
iherenn, in tkAlujni of Darn well bounded by
lands of J. Hi Drown, a 1 ii lute <S' tho < .shite
uf Dr, J. Alien Duncnn and sold lo Cliarivs
I'echiiutnii, ihe pulilic square ol (lie town of
Darn well And (lie O range burg road, meas
uring (wo biindrcl and fifty feet in depth by
fitly feet io widib. Being the lot upon
which in situated the alorc formerly occupied
hy Wc-ifhersbee It Kasterliog.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
A. J. weathkrsAeb,
JnlyO td Morigugee.
memlmg them as a g'«w| ghwa. There in a
sligla dilli-rence in the visiiin ofmyc.frs,
« hull ihe doctor iliscofered wilhoul liciBg
iahirmed and siutc-<l his glanee* lo ilivui.
[Signed J A. H. CoKiuitT.
t'. S. Senator from tieorgia.
Da. Jiwrrn . s li) un, Augusta, 'la,
pear bir; >Souic week* Kg-* yo snpp'll'd
me n ull w |-air id’gDases, which liave pro
ven Mich comfort to my ev-iv- lhat I »i«h lo
vai’iesa lo you piy appreciauon. 1 have
-ojii-ro-l Momewhat from it-odinghy gas light
out mid e t have worn your u-*ye* 1 experi
nice no inconvenience from long lending al
nighl. I cuiuiaend your glasses to aiy
tricuda. Yviy respectfully,
J. 15. BoanoN.-’
E. 11. Podle, Judge Northern CinaiA.
DrARVA, Ga.. April Ifth, 1? , '»4.
I have jusi received from \lr.-Jo*cph Mil.
vtr n pair of spcclacln which, after iriui du
ring llnncock Court, I find exactly auiie-l lo
my eyes. 1 have known Mr. Silver a long
tiBie nnd cordially recommend him lo ibosc
who, like myself, need help to the v*Viofs. 1
find him wrti trp in Ar»pfhfessiou tttd know
him lo he honest and lefiiftilc.
£. II. POTTLI.
Eastman, Dooo* Co.,Ga.
I have purchased from J, A. Silver two
pairs of s|>cciacle* aud hat* u-e-l them Dolh,
and 1 find their comfortable uud cisy to (he
rye. 1 was asionniheil lhat he should dia-
c .versoreadily upan cxamin.vtiou ike nfced
•d my eyes, audio thoacwh'’ freixl asaisiance
»s 1 do I heartily reconimeikl him as an rx-
pert in hia chosen professimr. He wislics io
l-e d.aiinctly und •mood, that he is not one
of those tiavelling quacka who make exorla
(anl price* and never expert lo see you again
hot he is one of ua and 'i-ome* rccomc.ended
hy Ihe leading men of tieorgia. .
BespccliifWy,
Jos. >i Dlcua*, M. D.
To w bom it may concent:
Eautman. DoncaCo.. Ga.
l lravctliisday pnrchasrd of J. A. Silver a
l-air of g a>»r.i ibal suit aiy eyes perfectly,
making the vision clear ond distinct, aoolh-
nig and very comfortable tome eye. 1 fi. d
IWCfl’I), J. MUURJS
118 KirtgSt. Cfiariestoo, S. C. 1 !
tt^.rrrcri ATTtitTmKTN'n—
—8TOVKS AND R ANGES.
ktf-3e.ui for Jn ices ami pii turcs.
— aeplft-ly
S-»v1 ii?; ivilli fur hn^fiip*, mikI r*»-
n-hi* friv, n i-rattliy U»x of
n ltlt Ii u ill l»« ip you to iiiorr Diorirr
ri4lil n^ay than uuyth!iit{ « lir in
thU trtfrhl. AM, of m-x, Mlfrlwd ftr^t
TW«‘ rutf'l to fwrtuiM* of» na lirlor^ lh«
w rkcM. i%lit->li»h lv Mire. At GH«e '1 ftl'K A
% l**, Mniuc. AfoA
Mb
1
(
Congaree Hotel,
M. Oi
C irncr Asscnibly anJ Gervais Strecls,
oppopitc State House.
W. K. ROSE. FiiopRiElTik,
Hat«*s |1.50 to S'J.HO per day, accords
jau 15
in^ to IiVation of robin
1W
I
vou w*nt a
1
FINK WATCH or clock,
STERLING SILVKRWAnK4
Rich jewelry,
FlNBST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY',
on spectacles,
Sfend your ordo r e to or call at
Jas. Allan & Go,
.507
KING STREET, _
Charleston, s. c*
jan24
m
GOOD-DAY. Dr. J. H. Trice.
THEREX LIFE A T THE OLD
STAND fst.
nrcisr nA.vlEs 't'«t,-
ISLACKVII.LE. 8.0'
orrKa* roh bai.k
TKc Celebrated FliV TtitfSS.
ih«ly bows 4g imi
Wi
morn money than al an) Ihu.tf ,-U.- by i»«.
in^ an raency h.r the l«*t «-,:ini- N«k out.
D-Kmecr. MCMtt wnH^i;. None futL
Und. M.ta^ ^ iUl ' U ^ 1 ' Bt * ,K
1)0 YOU WANT A HOME ?
Mr. H. T. Matthews ts now PrctHin^
a two story wooden builillng ImfOedi
ately In rear of Ur. J. H. Ctitnming’a
store, to b* used as a carriage aud
buggy tnanufactory In WiBosboro.
The Prohibition.candidate for Gov-
sroor of Ohio, to a-raoaat speech, da-
dared that the parpen ot Ms party
was to break down the Repo bikes
party first ia order to aoofbOatA
DsoiocraUopartyaftsrwrd. “ c '
I ’ . V ■ \*x<
Thirty-five oerett of rxoelloat land within
the corporate litniis of the to we of WMinton
tor *alo m arena to suit pure harem. <
The reputation of Willistun for heallh, so
cial, religious and educational MtfvSntages ia
(oo well known to ueed further meuttroi.—
Those wwhing to eeeure desirable homee
should eel, on or correspond without delay
with MILS. J. D BHOWNE,
junell 1 VYiPbtua, H. C.
for working p«wl
Wtui,
It. Send 10 miix [uwt
mail yon free, * •n}-ai.
r«t'iat«fc awiapk box of coo4*tt»t wiHou*
‘ “ ■f pniw I
Inadaea*.
famueand
Attef ■
eem*«a
ag more muucy
' possible xl iwy
Hve at
You
i^tn4w v
ral-iable san .
y*o fu the way of nn
i a few dap fhaa yon ever thoagfti
*a. Cauitel not required. Y __
tad work im We ttai*owfy^>r aU the May.
public um) begs to assure them Uial
from BUiribfi to D o'clock p. in. ire will
be glud to rcceifre culls and. to sell beau
tiful bargains in ail lines of t)ry and
Dross Goods, staple und Fancy Groce
ries, Can Goods, Candies, Hardware,
Shoes for Gentlemen and-Ladies, ^traw
and Ootli Hats for .SHmfncr sftnshine
from 15 cents apiotre up, diRrmiitg
Spring I’rutts, Lawns, Muslins «nd*j
everything kept *n a Nineteenth Century
store. A dollars wtmh of gtipda for a
dollar. A little money will get a big lot
of good goods. Figures won’t lie and I
am prepared io ftrove by honest arith
metic that I sm the beat iriend of the
cash paying purchaver.
BEN DAVIES.
may 21
THE
‘. h ’
Blackville Bakery,
KESTAUUA.NT
—AND—
Family Sracery,’
J. IL BORGEK^ Proprietor.
Fresh Bread every day.
Meals at all hours.
All the delicacies of tbe seaaoo.
, The ehplcewt confectiotierleu. cabas,
candies, eauted goods, fruits, vegeta
bles.
All at the lowest prices and warrut*
•d ta bs Um best
GALL INDUS WELCOME \
J. H BORGEBi
■Warrstited to
give sHtldf/»«-tl( n
or money will f*e
rt-funtied to any
oue dissatisfied
after a fair trial.
Will last a Hie
time and fttn be
worn with (ihrfset
comfort air
year round.
tbe
THE
LEST
IN
tSE.
Also, AH rod bpeer’s Pure New Fork
Port Wines, Brandies and unferfrtent-
ed Grape Juice, strictly for medicinal
purposes. These are wot bar room
goods and enn not be bought etcept at
Droe Stores. Approved by the Medi
cal Faculty as ai i mi table tonics, slim-
uUmts and diuretics.
Also, Pjpre Drugs and Medicines,
Fresh and Genuine, and Sold «t lower
prices than the same qualities can^te
bought from any other dealer In Gbe
county. All Drugs and Medfcfnes are
Guaranteed to bo exv-Hy as repre
sented. i. H. PRICE. M. D.
ronyl4] Blaokvifle, B. O.
/
Augusta Hotel,
I*. K. Proprietor.
IDGl'STl, CA
HBADgUXRTBKS VOK
CoMMttaciAL ilut,
The best Two Polbir Ilonas in 1
Boat It. Special rates by tbe week
month. »tsrl9
Central Hotel,
Bread Street, Augusta, Ga.
EES. W. M. THOMAS.
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