The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 14, 1886, Image 4
LAW-MAKERS.
tmfmmmun ow mromrAirr act*
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OMlmm ■(UwJe •ter to Salt
.TIM BaamM «f • Hard-Work-
for sml rpfnUte the
i ot (owns of le** than one
inhabitants In thin biaU*.
Aot 10 Mthnrize the oonnty commU-
fliooers of Hampton county to ofon
and construct a pablic hiifhwuy across
Couaawhatokie swamp.
Act to authorise the trusters of the
Vuirorsity of 4oath Cnrulins to sell
oorUin property botooxing to the South
CuroilM CoilrffC.
Ant to proTiiin for amt r rgulatc the
laeorporation of manufactuiing com-
paaisa in this ^tale.
Act to incorporate the to»vn of
Moant Cartuel, on the Saraonah Vat-
tsy Railroad, Abberille coaniy.
Act to prescribe the priorities of cer
tain statutory lien*.
Act ta incorporate the Wilmington,
Chadbournn and Conway Hallway
Company.
Act to provide two additional trial
Justice* for Clarendon county.
A Joint Resolution to author.kc the
school trusters of School Di*trioi mitn-
hor twelve, (12) Hampton county, to
Isatts a par cortihcato for forty-tire
dollars to Mrs. M. P. Mclvoy out of
ths finds of the fiscal year ending
October 81, HW5.
A Joint Resolution to authorize the
county commissioner* of Pickens coun
ty to pay to H. D. Stewart the sum ot
thirty dollar*.
Act to authorize the Governor to pay
Frank DeLoacn, of Hampton county,
the reward offered for the capture at
Joa Gthsei'f out of hiscoulingciit fun I.
Act ta require the county comtnis-
sinners of Horry and Georgetown
eoumtet to open and keep a certain
highway between Marlow's postoffl r,
in Horry county, and the Methodist
Parson airs in Georgetown county.
A«t t»incorporate the Mount Pie-s-
ant amt Seaview City Railroad Com
puiry.
Act to incorporate tho Ucrkelcy
Oonnty Land andSt<K;k Company.
Act to proridu tor and regul«te t!ie
incorporation of banks in this State.
Act to repeal an Act entitled “An
Aot to prohibit the sale of spirituous
OV Intoxicating liquors in the county
ofOconecs" adprovod December 24,
IMS.
Act to amend Section 1,019 of the
Gsnvra) Statutes so us to change the
Hm* of dosing the school account* of
the school districts of a county.
Act to authorize trial justices to
Issue warrunU for search ami seizure
and for the arrest of suspected per
sons.'
Act to amend an Act entitled “An
Act to amend an Act entitled 'An Act
In amend an Act to provide f >r a tnnre
speedv development of tho Columbia
Canal.”’
Act to yeet in the inteudant of the
town of Camden, within the town of
Camdan, tho same powers andautburi
ties in criminal matters which now
uai shall be beitahcr vested in a trial
Justice under the laws of this State.
Act to suthorize and empower the
town cooaeil of the town of George
town to impose and collect lic-nsr*
qpnu persons engaged iu any uading,
bwsfnesa, trade or profession within
said totyn.
Act to authoriao the odiutaut am
IwtpeepW general to lend arms to
schools hr colleges the pupil* of which
are Instructed in military tNctics.
-Actio refund certain money to Daniel
lievwsrd.
Act relating to triallnst ices for the
south)* of Laurens, Abbevll le, Goorge-
tuwn, Berkeley ami Cbarlostou.
Act to raise *upplie* and make ap-
propriations for the (l«csl year cum-
mendng November 1, 1H8A.
Ael to incorp.)rato the Brotherhood
•f the South Carolina Annual Confer-
Act to provide for the appointment
of k $ Meoographur for the third and
frorth Judicial circuit*.
A Joint Resolution to authorize the
school commissioner of Pickens county
to draw his warrant upon the county
treasurer of said county in paytneui of
a school elaim held by Miss Kstella
Gaines.
Act to sxempt certain portions ef
Williamsburg county from the opera
tions of Chapter XXVII of the General
Statutes relating to the stock law.
Act to Incorporate the town of
Monck’s Corner, iu tho county of
Berkeley.
Act to provide salaries for certain
officer* in Georgetown county, in lieu
of,all foes and costs.
A Joint Resolution proposing an
amendment to Article H. of tho Con-
•titnlionof the State of South Caro
lina.
Act to authorize and direct the
aounty treasurer ot Berkeley rounty to
rebate from the taxes of the fiscal Vein-
1885 certain payment* in excess ot the
taxes for 1884 nade by certain parlies.
to prescribe and regulate the
introduction in the General Asscwblv
of measures releting to private inter
est* and the conduct of the same in the
progress thereof.
Act providing for (he safekeeping of
the registration book* and replacing
stich a* have been defheed or injured.
Act to suppress the publication ami
circulation of obscene book*, paper*
and picture* and the posting of inde-
eent show bills.
Act to re]>eal Subdivision 23 of Sec
tion 1G9 of the General Statutes relat
ing to the exemption of property from
taxation.
Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to prohibit non-resident* from hunt
ing, ducking, tishlug and gathering
oysters and terrapin* within the limits
of Jhe counties of Georgetown, Ih au-
fort. Charleston, Colleton ami B.-rkeley
except U|h>u certain conditions.
Act to regulate the fees of physi
cians and surgeons for testifying as
nzperts in criminal case*.
Act to ineorporate tho Laurens
Building and Loan Association.
Act to amend an Act to organize
board* of health and for the better
protection of the public la-alth, ap-
preved tly Jikb day of December, A. 1).
Act to provide for the appointment
of n Menographer for the fifth and sixth
JtuHohd circuits.
Aot to amend an Act entitled “An
Adt andxfrixlng trial justice- to Issue
warrants for rite enloroefuent of agri-
ciMtwral Urns in certain cate* and to
£x corapeswtttiou therefor.”
Jkot to incorporate the (own of Mid-
W|p la tbe county of Barnwell.
to incorporate Henry Tramway
iw Abbeville county,
to Incorporate the Columbia,
nod Laurens Railroad
a certain
Berkeley
creek, on
county, a
private stream.
A Joint Resolution, to
CO (Inly commissioners
county to apply certain tends in tkeir.
bands lo general county purposes and
to validate the act of said commission
er* In applying a portion of the said
tends to (ho payment of certain county
obligations known as the Wateree
River Free Bridge Bonds.
Act to permit (he sale of domestic
wines mnnnfsctnred in this Stale with
out license.
A Joint Resolution to authorize (he
employment ot an engineer to report a
plan for the improvement of the drain
age* In the vicinity of the lunatic asy
lum.
Aot to nmeud an Act entitled “An
Act (o amend an Act entitled an Act
creating a harbor commission for tlie
bay and harbor of Charleston, approv
ed 24th December, 1880,” approved
December 20, 1880.
A joint Resolution to provide for tltc
pa\nioiit of certain pa-t due school
claim* in Marlboro county.
Act to incorporate the Maion Cotton
Gin Company.
Act to prohibit the catching of terra
pin* between the first day of April and
the thirtieth dav of Juuo in anv year.
Act to amend an Act to prohibit the
sale of spirituous and malt liquor*
wtthin the county of Barnwell, approv
ed December 21, 1883.
Act to ragulute recognizances to be
taken before trial justices.
Act to require the county commis
sioners of Horry county to keep‘and
maintain the fence between Horry and
Georgetown counties.
Act to amend an Act entitled “An
Act to limit the ages ot pupils attend
ing free school*,” approved December
22, 1383.
Act to authorize tho defendants iu
actions to recover lauds to set up a
ciaim for improvement*.
Act to allow the superintendents of
highwatsin the counties of Chester,
Spartanbnrgg and Pickens the sum of
two dollars per day for their services
tor twelve days in each year.
Act lo amend Section 2,498 of the
G-noral Statute* relating to the en
forcement of agricultural licn*._
Act to amend an Act entitled “An
Act to nmt-nd and renew the charter
ofthe town of Abbeville,” approved
March 17, 1875.
Act to permit person* in the State
liable to road duty to pay a commuta
tion iu lieu of working the roads.
Act to amend Section 2.557 of the
General Statute* of this Stale iu rela
tion to the renewal of records from
county ofloer*.
Act to equalize Die punishment of alt
persons coMVictrdiu Ujo Courts of Gen
eral Se«»i')tH of the sale of spirimous
or intoxicating liquors, whether under
the general law or special laws appli
cable to town*.
Act to renew and amend the charter
of the town of Centra 1 , iu the county
of Pickett*.
Act to incorporate the town of For-
eston, in the conntv ot Clarendon.
Act to Amend Section 1,694 of 44io
General Statute*, relating, to ggine
bird*.
Act to raise supplies and make
appropriations for the fiscal years com
mencing November 1, 1885.
Act to make appropriations to meet
the ordinary ex|>ense8 of tbe State Gov
emment for the fl»cal year commenc
ing November 1, 1885.
Uoiae <it the N«w Mwtate*.
Illgisu or CONVICTS
An Act to r<«r>.wl an Actrequlrf*! all Con
vict* hhvdVrotn the Pent tee nary to be
and remain under a sworn officer and
guard, Ac. T
StcriON 1. That an Act entitled “An
Act requiring all convicts hired from
the Pcuiteiiiiary to be and remain
under a sworn officer and guards, an
pointed by and resoon-ibie to tbe sup
erintendent of the Penitentiary, ami
regulating ihe hiring of such couvict*,”
approved the 24th day of December,
1884, l>c, and the same is borebv, re
pealed.
Sec. 2. That the superintendent end
board of directors of the Penitentiary
be, and they hereby are, authorized to
make contracts for tho performance of
specific work, inch work to be done
entirely under the control and direc
lion of the officers ot tlto Penitentiary.
Also to hire out the convicts under
the provisions of the law in force at
tho time of the passage of the Act of
tha 24th day of December, 1884, 18
Statntea 815, and such other rnlea and
regulations as they may adopt to secure
the well being and humane treatment
ofthe convicts. And that they be
authorized to employ a physician, to
be nominated by the surgeon of the
Poiiiieutian, resident in the neigh
borhood, to have medical supervision
of squad* of fifty or tnoto couvict*,
such physician to he paid out of tend
of the Penitentiary, and to report
weekly lo the surgeon of the Peniten
tiary, the superintendent and board ol
directors to have regard to auch ex
pense iu fixing the compeuaation for
the hire of *niu convicts. —
i^KO. 3. That the superintendent and
board of directors of iho Penitentiary
be, and they thereby are, authorized,
in their discretion, to purcea-<c or lease,
out ofthe surplus earnings ofthe Pen
itentiary, one or more farm* in anv
part of the Siair, due regard being had
It) the reasonable hcttlthfulness of the
locality.
Skc. 4. It shall be tho dutv of the
supei intamient and boiud ot directors,
and ihcv are hereby required, to pros
ecute all violations of the law in ref-
erenco to tho treatment of convicts.
Sec-. 5. That any contractor or any
other person or person* who shall vio
late tho provisions ot any law regular
ing the hiring of convicts shall beheld
guiltv of a misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof shall be punished bo
imprisonment n .t exceeding five years
or tine not exceeding $500 or both, iu
the discretion of the Court, and in all
such prn-ccutious any convict shall
be a competent witness in buhalf of
the Stale.
Jail. AND MUNICIPAL CONVICT*.
An Act to utilize the Labor of Jail And
Municipal Convicts anil to empower the
Courts and Municipal Authorities to im-
nose Die punishment of labor within
the'.r respective Jurisdictions
' kction 1. That from and after the
pa-sage of thto'-Aet all Obftrta and
municipal authorities which under
existing law* have power to sentence
convict* to ao'nttupmeut in prison may
within (heir discretion impose tbe con
dition of hard Igbor fora period not
exceeding ninety days. 15
.S*p. 2. That all convicts so sentenced
to hard labor and cotiflnemeift may,
u|>oii the conditions hereiusfter speci
fied, be required to perform hard
labor upon thapublic highways, roads,
bridges, and otner public works of the
county iu which the offence of which
they are convicted was coin mi tied, or
upon the streets or other public work*
'within the limit* of the iticorporaltd
citie*, towns and villages In wMrh the
uffeuoe for which they are
the mnnieipal convicts under I
lion mid control of (h* tail i
authorities, who snail i
reel tho time, place and
labor lo be
that In their judgment It ba
to employ the labor to
Ami provided terfher, that
board of county commUaiot
the said municipal amhorltSee
lively provide suitable
guards for the sate-keopi
convicts, and that said
for such service out ef the eeonty
when employed by said board or
ty comtuifciiouers, and out of
pal tends when employed by
municipal authorities.
8to. 4. That tbe oooaty sheriis
charged with
so sentenced
ing tlie work hours of the day or dur
ing a term of day* to be vpeilled by
said commissioners upon to# order of
the board of county commissioners,
deliver iliem to the safe-keeping of tbe
sutltorilies herein provided for their
control and direction.
FOOD ADULTERATlOa. .
An Act to prevent and punish the A4ul-
teration of Food and Drink, and the
Sale of unfit and unwholesome articles
of Food and Drink.
Skction 1. That whoever sbail know
ingly sell or expose, or ofbr for eele,
or have in hit (tossession with Intent
to sell, or offer for sale, any kind of
meat or vrgeiablea. or fruits or other
articles ot provisions, whether for
food or drink, that are diseased^ cor
rupted or unwholeeome for food or
tinuk, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and ii|>on conviction . thereof in a
Court of competent jurisdiction, shall
be punished by fine or Imprlsonmeut.
not exceeding one hundred dollanr
fine or thirty daye’ Imprisonment.
Aik] tin aforesaid articles shall be for
feited and destroyed.
Skc. 2. Whoever shall fra ad a lent I r
adulterate or cause to be adulterated
for the purpose of sale, or have in his
possession with intent to sell, or ofbr
for sale, any article or klad of food or
drink so adulterated, ahall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon con riot ion
thereof, mi a Court of oomoeteot juris
diction, shall be punished by fine or
imprisonment, not exceeding one hun
dred dollars’ fins or thirtv dav*’ im
prisonment. And the articles so adul
terated shall be forfeited aud destroyed.
Sv.c. 3. That all Acts or parts of Acta
I nconsistent with this Act be, and ara
icroby, repealed.
Skc. 4. This Act shall go into effect
upon its approval.
OBSCENE PCBUCATfOXa.
An Act to suppress the publication and
circulation of Obscene Books, Papers
and Pictures, and tha posting of inde
cent Show Btlls.
Section 1. That whoever knawingly
imports, prints, publishes, sells or
distributes eny book, pamphlet, ballad,
printed paper or other thing contain
ing obscene, indecent or Improper
print, picture, figure or description
manifestly tending to the corruption
of the morals of youth, or iutrodu
iato a family, school or plaoe of kdoc*
ifoti, or bring-, procures, rooelvee or
ha* in his possession any such book,
pamphlat, printed paper, picture or
ballad, or other Uilitff, either-for the
purpose of sale, exhibition, to add In a
circulation, or with intent to introduce
ibe same into family, «
of sdocatieii, shall be pan]
imprlsonmeut not exceeding
or by s flue not exceeding 91,000, or
both, at the discretion of tho Court*
Sec. 2. That whoever poets jar ex
hibit* in any public place agy adver
tisement, show bill or other printed or
written picture of an indeeewt or ob
scene character, shall be gullly of a
misdemeanor, and, upon oonvi
thereof, shall be jpouiahed by impris
onment not exceeoiuf two vparaor by
h fine not exceeding 91,000, or both,
in the discretion ot the Court.
statutoet units.
An Act to prescribe the Priorities of cer
tain Statutory Liens.
Section 1. That from and after tha
passage of this Act the landlord shatl
have a lien upon tbt crops of his tea-
sot for his rent, in preference to al
other liens. That laborers who assist
in makiug any crop shall have a lien
thereon to toe extent of the amount
dne them for such labor next in prior
ity to the landlord, aud as between
-uch laborers there shall be no prefer
ence. That ail other lien* for agrfool-
tarsi supplies shall be paid nest after
the satUtaction of tbe liens of tbe land-
turd and the laborers, and shall rank
Iu other respects as they do now under
existing laws.
Sec. 2. That no writing or recording
*hall be necessary to create tlie liens
of the landlord, but such lien aim?
exist from tbe date of tbe contract,
whether the same be iu writing or
verbal.
8ec. 3. That all Acts and parte of
Acts inconsistent with or supplied by
this Act be, and tbe same are hereby,
repealed.
ILMCTT SALK OF LIQUORS.
As Act to equalize fhe Punishment of all
persons convicted In tlie t A)urt of Gen
eral Sessions of the sale of bpiritaoua or
Intoxicating Liquors, whether under tbe
General Law or Special Laws applicable
to Towns.
Section 1. That from and after the
xpprovsl of this Act all pereone con
victed in the Court of General Beastone
of the sale bf spirituous or intoxicat
ing liquors, winee, fruits
wit'
bevei
form
^ -- irtmoie/* -*
c?mid Aet
ing In I taw
t from and
et, R shall
i who le
teau
TT fern thaa afx or mere Own eighteen
*** veere ef aga to attend any of fhe free
AUmOCLTUUAL UK*S.
As Act Is emiud aa Aet euthted “An Ast
aethoriata* Trial Juettem to Issue war
rants for (hs enforcement ef Agricultural
wtata eases and todfx eumpeu-
4 or piaoa
iiiabad W
tw&year*
liens
Bueno* 1. That an feet entitled “An
Aot anthoriaing trial Jnetioee to iseue
warrants for the enforcement of agri
enllnral liens in certain cases” be, and
the eaipe b hereby, amended by ad
ding thereby the fotiowiag sections, to
m Enema as Sectioes 4 and 5, os fel-
ewe:
“Any person or pereone whose crop
or crops. Who her th* same be •* vered
from the freehold #r not, mny be seiz-
4 ender the provWone of the prem-d-
a sect fon* shall have the right, upon
ring into bond In pccordnnue with
tha provisions of law now of force in
regard to action* for claim and deliv
ery of personal propertv, to recover
immediate possession ef the crop or
se stoned: Frovided. that noth
ing herein contained stall taeonstrued
so an to afect any of (he provisions of
said preceding sections in cases where
no bund iseiven as tarsia aetboriaed.”
Sec. A The ooets and fees of trial
justices in eases for enforcement of
agrienltornl Hens shall be the same as
for clerks of Court la eitnibr cases
Tbe costs and fere of constables in
Trial Justices’ Conrte shall be the
as in like cases are now allowed
to aheriff-
| aeon
of tb4 fbUewlftg
tees:
Blectioim—Turner, of Georgia
Appropriations—RaudaH, ' 1
sylvaniar
Ways and Means—Mcrrisofi, of HU-
ntiBs
Naval Affair*—Herbert, of Alabama.
Military Affairs—Bras*, of Wiscon
sin.
Foreign Affairs—Belmont, of New
York. , 4 J,
Banking and Currency—Curtin, o(
’•nnsylvania.
Coinage, Weights and Measures—
Bland, m'lfissoitrl. ?
Rivera aad Harbors—Willis, of ICen-
tuckv.
Labor--p'Nelll,.MUsqjn b v ,
Patents—Mitchell, of Oounnctmat.
Paciti c Railroads—Tbroctt*it<4 toll, of
A WATXWXAlsVWt'
Ha
A bill has been introduced in the
United Ctetea Senate by Mr. Ingalls,
to establbh a national auiversity.
The bill provides that an histlration
stall be eetebibtad iu the Diatriot of
Cehimhte to ta oalied “Tbe National
University ot America.” where iu-
structioa shall ta uBerad ia the kigimr
branches of all departments of knowl-
tor jre;
govern*
board o:’
regents to eowsfst of one member from
each Bute of the Union to ta appoint
ed by tbe Governor thereof; five mem-
ben at large to be appointed by tbe
President and confirmed by the 8*net*
and the following as ex-officio mem
bars: The Chief Justice of the United
States, the oommseeioner of patents,
the superintendent of the ceaet surve {
the snpertamndent ot Use naval ol
servafory, fta secretary of the Smith
sonian institution, the president of the
National Academy of Seiemwa, the
of the American Association
WAMtaHfv* vi mi vrcimriuOTii** w
edge, and facilities foniiehed
genreh fenl ioveetignUou. Tbej
mem shall be vetted in a Ik
president
for (ta Advancement of Science, the
preAdnnt ef the American Philological
i of fhe Atner-
Asoociation, fhe president
lean Social ScieneW Aeeeriation and
tbe chief officer of the Univursity. Nw 1
Ctalrior IbS Instruction of sectarian
jNHgion or penicao pbliios shall, be
Wintained, and ne eeeferMm or par
risen lest shall ta allowed In selecting
officers or professor*. The instruct ion
•tail taeeeeerly free as .is. consistent
With the income. Mates end Territo
ries stall be entitled to scholarships in
ratio of one for each representative or
delegate end two for each Senator
Theee jebolarship* shall focure free
Inst ructions for ntariy five years. The
Governor of each Bute stall ueml
oandidatee for life scholarships, and
each State and Territory shall ta en
titled to one life membership.
a CHtt Saevtoa Owrfc
Oliver P. Burger of Qatney, Illinois,
who was appointed to n t boa sand dollar
cierksbip in the registry division of tbe
Postofficc Department last September,
under the civil service rules, was sum
marilv dismissed from the service by
the ratmaster General last week.
Soon after coming Into hit new posi
lion Barger prepared a postal circular,
which be bee been industriously dls
tributing in ell sections of the country,
principally among school teachers, fa
which be sets forth that tbe goverumea;
oflbrs employment at a remunerative
salary to those who are qualified to
enter He service. The postal circular
oonclndee as followe: “A pamphlet
has been saretelly prepared by tbe
undersigned, giving tell instruction*
and usefnl suggestions to those who
desire to stand an examination, art
will be sent by return mail to any
address on receipt of fifty cents
postage stamps.”
The department officials say that the
statements contained iu the circular
are purposely and grossly raislewdieg
a* to the clerical needs of the govern
meat and art made for the sole pur
pose of obtaining purchasers for his
pamphlet.
I IlIWAIiaM*
i prepared
rith spirituous liquors, bitten or
t'vrragetofwhlch spirituous Hgttera
>r«n an ingredient, whether under the
general law or special tews applicable
to certain town, shall ta punished by
the prenhllng Judge by Imprisonment
not exceeding rig months, or by floe
not exceeding 9*00, or both, at the
discretion of snch Judge.
Sec ?. AH Acts or parts of Acts
iiuioneieteut with this Aot me hereby
repeated.
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FROM TUX-—
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Texas. ( ^
Comtuerce—Reagan, of. Texas.
PublieLands—Cobb, of liidiHiut.*
Judiciary—Tucker, of Virginia
Indian Affairs—Wellborn, of Texas.
‘ FostojRces and Post Roads—Blount,
of Georgia.
Claims—Springer, of Illinois.
Accounts—Springer, of New York.
Invalid Pensions—Matson, of la-
diana. •
Military—Muller, of New York.
War Claims—Uetlde*, of Ohio.
Mississippi River—King, of Louisi
ana.
Education—Aiken, of South Caro
lina.
'enrions—Ehlridge, of Midiigan.
rivate Laud Cluiuis—llalsdl, of
Kentucky.
District of Columbia--Barbour, of
Virginia, f ~
Reform in Civil Service—Cox, of
Norib Carotine. J
American Ship Building—Dunn, of
Arkansas.
Expenditures in Post office Depart-
men)—Reese.
Tbe Sooth Carolina members are
positioned on eommitlee* a* follows:
DibWe — Public Buildings and
Grounds, chairman; Election of Pres
ident and Vice-President (3).
Tillman —Pacific Railways (7) Ex
penditures in SLue Department (4).
Aiken—Agriculture (9); Education,
chairman.
Perry—Territories (4); War Claims
H amphflfo-Coinage,— W eights and
Measures (9).
Dargan—MtMtarr Affairs (3)Ex'-
pendilures irt JnUrfonDcpartmerit (3).
Smalls—Clalni^.^Jp.
•» A Fir* H» New Orl»an4.
Jolm’s restaurant, at No. 19 Union
afreet, was burned Iasi week. S«>me
damage was done to fhe rcarof adjacent
buildings on Caromlalet 'stre« t. The
loss Is estimated at $10,000
—Tlie Ohio Republican legi-lative
mucus re-nouiinateri Juliii Siteraian as
hi* own mi aces-or in i)ie Cubed Slates
Senaie. No other name
ed.
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pswls, skat ibs null iMain Is Om Swiasn MaMa
omuIm a MteaMag npnntaa, Mlailali Aa* Imnai
IS* pMK-i pn>d*e(s( Cm sari, laarals, sSafk, sa< iHna-
law Um •Hll la Arw off U>« Mm wnbraas la ana# aat
whMplaa-ooaO. WKaa anblasd at*) As ksaHaa matt-
Is^asa. sKaails Is As wMs plaat sTAssU OiMs, frs-
•ssu Is T.too. i Camaoau Rsmsdt or Swsbt Com tm
tbs tssst tsswa nmitf Or Csasba, 1 Crsaf,
l-Coafh aad CawpOaai aad n naslsA*. aaj
l«nd is takslt. Aik .oar dr.rxlM tor It. rrtoa
ei. WX1TKKA. TIlTLOX, Atl«a*a.nA
WORLD'S BEST
L- AT
’ FACTORY PRICKS ON TAX
TERMS OP PAYMENT.
child
Ms.
cm aa. MoaEas* iiucxleberkt cokpul w
l^rrbato. bynatory aad Cblldraa TsaAla*. Far sals Iff
EIGHT GRAND MAKBRS AND OYER
THREE HUNDRED STYLES TO
SELECT PROM.
TUTTS
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
Ik# Greatost Madire.! Triumph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Lmmmof app<*( it)'. IStowelacostlTr, Pnln la
the her.cl, wl'.li a clull acnaalion tn tho
bark part, I*n!u nndrr the ahaalder-
hlade, Kallnoaa after catloff, with adie-
Incllnalion to cxcrtlaa of body or oslad.
Irritability artrmprr, I .ow aplrita, srllh
a foollnff of bavins neglected daty,
Wcoriucan, Ulxxlnrsa. Flatterina at the
Heart, Uota before the cyoa. Uoadacha
orcr the right eye. Ueatleaaneaa, with
•tfal dreams. Highly colored t'rtae, aad
CONSTIPATION.
TCTT’N P1L.L.S aro especially adapted
to ouch case*, one dose effects such a
chanffo of feeUnc »* to niton ishtbo sufferer.
They Increase the A |,petite,find cause the
body to Take oi» Kieata.ou. iba rrateia U
Baarlshed.n'xl byili rTonic Action on
Ihe IHaaaUre Ontmu*.Itcaatar ■•••I*»
prcluri I. frli-ea.te. HJInrrar**t..ie.
TUTTS HAIR
Goat Hair or Wuhkers changed to a
GLOea 1
ttds D'
PIANOS:
CHICK ERING.
MASON A HAMLIN,
MATHUMIEK,
BENT A ABION.
■ '-**...,4
ORGANS:
MASON A HAMLIN.
PACKARD,
ORCHESTRAL,
and BAY STATE
*Y
I
T Black by a single application ot
It Imparts a natural colog, m
I DTK.
acts
or
ral color. a<
infetan raneonatyT Sold by DrogNtM,
sent by eipreoa on receipt of $1.
Vftce, 44 Murray St., Haw York
ILXANJ'ALK.
The Swaevss au Atlanta Article
hua Aeftleyrd !■ the Lone
•Wa lira and Permlf^fehMSrio Exist.’
Dexter, Texas, Mardi 15, 18H.V
Blood Balm Co.: It in a Rreitt pleasure
state to you that y< ur It. H.
of all ‘
to us to
takes tin
0.
icJead of all blood purifier* in tUw
eotntry, Aa account of the cure* it hal
effected since we have handled it. We had
a case of ernifula in our neighborliood, of
tonx hUndink, who had used all patent
medicines which were recommended to
him; tresides Uits, he alsa had sevesnl doc
tors attending him, but everything failed
to effect any good. 11c grew worse evury
day, and had not left his tied for the last
•ix uiontlis. We hod seen him several
timns in our little town, though it has been
mere than fifteen mouth*since we last saw
him. and we »ap|Nwe this wa* the last time
he was able to come to town, a* he lives
shout eighV miles in Uw country. His
name Is sfervenka, and we got a neighbor
of his to persuade him to try B. B. B , and
after uriftg otttjr one eovti.k he left his
bed f*f fhf flribttiiM in six months.
T* the. present time he ha* used lose
than three bottles,® and he is walking
oreund visiting his friends in the neighbor
hood. He h«S gained strength and flesh
rapidly. Ail scrofulous sores are healing
finely, and you never saw a happier man
than lie is. Nearly everybody for miles
around has heard of this wonderful cure,
•hd ad who need a blood remedy call lor
t)>e B. H. B.
Welted a case of nasal catarrh ia our
own family 4* little girl of four years old),
who has been using B. B. B. for alioiit two
weekvead already seems to be about well.
We have only three bottles left, apd
want you to ritto u* six dozen bottles.
We (Ska pleasure In recommending
B. B. B. aa a medieine worthy of the entire
coBfidanee of the public. Its action is
more rapid than any blood remedy we ever
handled. LIEDTKK BROS.
eORDIAfc
Trade
Mark.
Mhlffilne growTTifcfourifriei cf Pur ope,
tlie-use of this Medicated Wine is ur.uwsal
4 ix composed cf ihe most ^ppriived
VEGETABLE TONICS,
'rwkidi ore iatrodaoed iato a pare
j t;r-Heri»usWjno. .The vffy ImosL,.
iMXA aN'UlOSAPAJHS,
Iitind its mr ditsl besisjUa cetivdwuik
Vccffinmwuladas a uu» iviA preventive of
FEVER aho AGUp ,
XmLall otlicr tWassjprigifialuijj (Vom
molai-iou* fauses
For purifying the
H LaO ot>
BndirtiyirtJvinS the ScfreticnB.Chi'onio.
Rhaumstiyn.Blopdpcisonmfi.a rertain
curefcrDyipspsis,Ci-amp in th» stomaoh.
be immediate relief for Dya entry, Co I i o.
Cholera-morbus snd kindred diaaaaa*
6«naeaiWeaknats.N«rvoua and Mantel
Dabitrty, a souve coign remedy for Liver
CcmpUint.und diseases of ihs Kidni*a.i
cxcellentapprtizsr, and a
TO N I O
without .a rival?
in short; Tor hwidorating ail tha functkms
afthe system, it is unequalise!.
—ID O S E —
A *mall Wine-$la«3fuH.three times I day.
Sold by *11 Druggists and dealers generally.
TOPAZ CINCHONA CORDIAL CO,
So/a fnpn'Haro K Man uS*r/urort.
SPA^TANBUHG. S.C
Pp'fce p$P Bottlw
CJ,.
*4
Pianos and Organs delivered, freifhl
paid, to all railroad points South. Flftes*
days’ trial and freight both wajrs If wA
satisfactory.
HfOrder and test In your owe harass.
COLUMBIA MUSIC HOTJEP&i-
Branch of - dr-- Y
LUDDEN k BATES’ S. M. H. *
N. W. TRUMP, MaiMger, m
GDLdMRIA, RtX - -
■MOTHERS’
nuEHor
NO Mort Tfirrorl
, iy
the time of labor and
lessens the kMStaftr
, »>«», &
y dunlnishss the
Janger lo Ilfs of both
He Mon Dugtr 1 i‘.*l
No Mort Piin! 1
i
TO
woodtooB hteMv-dfr-.
vocable to spssay^rs^
Mother or OMtoLja^
- 'alarming t y
linaidoat to
gainful lal
*-&
taras-
Tba Dread »f
.Motherhood
Traualonncd to
CT nt this rdspset sa-
tlttos ft to ta salted
fHR MUTJiKR'ft
FRIEND and to h*
HOP E
rnd
|of the ntnetemfh i
tury.
From Use Batura ad
the cose It will of
course be understood
that we cannot
St
J OY.r*
ceming this
{Without WSUBdlMtta
delicacy of the writer*.
aofetto ..,,1 1? __jYet we have hundreds
Safety *naEaaei of , ochtesUm<mhu-OB
aud no
—TO—
IS
to ho has oooe used It
a ta
SnffaHmr Woman without it .••ft’
^ of trouble.
the FAorory txjtatrrKfrr. 4 * .»
An Act toreperi HubdivWoa li of Section
ibu of the Genaral Statuton, feta*
the Exessptlen sf PrafBifer frara
tion.
^K.cna* I. That Sobdi ,
Section IN of tta Gsoerul
this Slat* be, and tta «m
repeated: ProriOad, that
iu that! affect tta ilftrt*
qutrea auiter joM
itivestiaanu heretofore
original erection aad
manntmetotiee as are i
•abvisioii: PeovUed, Ju
exemption allowad
shall not be oon«i
to other
'tat
used iiv tta Humateetua of tta
mentionpd ta *tM rabdlvUtiN^ aad
a oh exareafifot tfeaU «bom at tta tf-
irfetioa of tea yean freai tta dffia
Atltotolto Mtotothl Op*to.
Six mouths ago we hod no damaud for
B. B. B., but now eur reUil demand is such
that we are forced to buy In gram tots. We
attribute the rapid and enormous demand
to tbe cowparativeeineand price of B. B. B.
(being large bottles for $t), and its posi
tive merit It sells well nod civs* our cae-
tomsrt entire ratisfectlon. Our sates have
iacreased JOtpraosut Within a tow months.
Jacobs Phakwact,
par Fred B. Palmer, M. D.
Atlanta, Suite 13,18*3.
During.the past few ranoahnltav* riven
B. B- B. savers tests in the cure of Blood
Dtreaees, and unheetathiglT pronounce It
tha puhUe, My aastoraera nee deltohtod
with Ms effects, end the demand ten so
* wonderfully laeransad that 1 have tan
i- eomptlted Is My by tbs grass, rattle tta
• 4iGB
A prominent physician lately
to tlie proprietor, tost if it were admiasibte
to make public tlie letters we receive, tta
.“Motbers* Friend” would outsell anything
on the market *'
Gertlehee:—During my osresr in tta
B etioa of medicine I usee, your “MOTH
'S FRIEND" in a great number of
eases, w]th tbe hanwest results In every
instance. - It Ttfaffieslafor easy, hasten* de
livery and recovery, and ntswaas satktt *»
to norn MOTHER AND omild. - No wuraaa
can be induced to go through the ordeal y.
without it after once using it.
Yours truly,
— T. E. PENNINGTON, M. D.'
Palmetto, Gs., June 10, 18*4.
Send for our Treatise on “Health
Happiness of Womsn^’ moiled free.
, Bbadfield Reoclatob Co.j
.ATOO CO^
AtlffiittA fW
SHOWCASES. CEDAP CHESTS
r i’- , L L V ^ T R A 7 f. D
I LRHY iHOW C A 5 F C.
NASHVILlf TENN.
SHLEY
OLUBLE
•UAtfO.
The Solublv Guano is a hlgiiiy (Mocentrated Ammonisted GuAQdi a complete High
Grade Fertilizer for all crop*.
ASHLEY COTTON AND ( ORN COMPOUND -A complete Fertilizer for Umm
io crops aud ol-o largely used l>y the Truckers near Charleston for vegetables, stc.
ASIILEY ASH ELEMENT.-A very chonp and excellent Non-Ammoalated Fer-
tilizer U r Cotton, Corn and Small Grain Crops, and also for Fruit Trees, Grape
Viufcs. etc.
ASHLEY DISSOLVED BONE; ASHLEY ACID PHOSPHATE, of vwry High
Grutluti—for use a!oiu! and in Compo*t heap.
, For T» mi*, Direction^, Testimonials, and for the various attrsotive and tratrnettea
publications of the Company, address o .
1 Tire ASHLEY PHOSPHATE OO n Charleston, S. O.
Nov25i,1y , . •* }*• - t* ‘ ix'-ki-
PIANO
Cotrttay. eoremkndst bf
me* la Tmiqalh,
ra folk** f -Dartitff tta lafter
rnfej Ia Uleod
her buUdtaf* or pcopertYttaa
Which I* •xoTnaivwly om dtrnotiy
Catholic Mission HotaaorUgbasu,
tara,.*ad kiltafi a Frfnahratatoua-
in panalt^f.tta ntals. It overtook
gnd rooted ttara and captured tbe hr