The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 17, 1886, Image 2
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was (ailed. Boaa
bat
4a ploue,
Wdy, Me hajplor**,
vaeaHtobliu
that ba waa to bar, aad a
tNUid thaa bba, na aavar I
not oft** the com that a preecbrf •
*vtle la as aomplacely Meatlted with
Me work,aa Ms wife was with Mevork,
It ketaf ao bt tbe yiovMeaca of Ood
* 1 go with bha to ell hie
al
,ibat tbe
IMS
to the Bap
to
tbe aaaa
l» aad Mw loved
ins ba hardly<fld
ra had al-
To
tbe
‘ abe as lov
barer love
d gives to
Who pra-
Cbrkt aad be loved bfa feUov.aMa. aad
be laved latell tbaaa tbe atory of (be
CioaH-aad bciala lay the aeon * ‘ ‘
IIhaIWI nuuitrv bimI flfift. Oiw
Merit to hie ebarcbea aaaai
It «M«Mcg. tt iaariiMa tbo laofb
edge of tbe writer (bat rireag laduCe*
aientt ware nude to biai, at
tliuei, in tba waybf lanir aalariee
mow proimvterii rwiu*, if| sowm PPQ
eUlaa, to ebaoge hie field af labor, hat
in vaia. HeofteaaantardaMtbataotb-
tag ce«Id ladaca bha t* leave bis ebaMi*
aa~ao atraag waa bia leva ft* thea. It
katrikiag proof of Ma ftsabae* aad
M|ramiSi8Mr.fbat ba yisaaftej for
(ba same eborebea twenty years, aad the
•treag lore that eziated between bba
and bis eburvbeSf isaa ezsnnia that oth»
er oliurcbes aadTpastora aright are*] cosy
for their swu, and tU weriare of the
Master’s cause. He went iota the lew-
beat hnoMS of bis people aad Made bias-
self and then at home. To bring bis
people up to a high standard of CfanstLo
hviag aad ciring waa bia eaaataat ea-
deem, aad tbia added to Ms popularity
sad power over then, lie wasn't a
ari&rteae, aa some pastors are, about tba
aadts of his eburehea to keep then dewa.
His churches ware all in synpatby with
MissiorU, Sunday School work aad Ed-
uoation. It was in recognition of bia
leadership in every good word aad worit,
and in the gioat enterprises of bis De
nomination, that bia brethren of tba
Barnwell Association made bin their
Moderator about tea years ago aad oao-
tinned bin in tbe office up to bia death,
aa honor which they bred to cooler aad
erbiah ba felly appreciated. As a pre
siding officer he waa varv popular for bia
dispatch of buaiaraa, his q tick ness in
deciding points of parHamuetary order,
and bis impartiality sad courtesy to ad
who might occupy the aiteotuM of the
body. But his uaefulocas waa not con
fined to the ministry, Preach tag waa
tbe work th t he loved no*t of all, but
jonctimcs his actirtties broke out in
other directions. lie bad aa active
Bind ia aa active body, and work of
(one sort was a aecnaity to bba- Thus
we romctioMe lad bin, while actively
engaged in tbe ministry aad preacLiug
every Sunday, riding perhaps 1ft or 20
miles to his afpoiataseut, beridea hi*
pulptt prep* nt ioq, which was alws/f
thorough, to the school men, throwing
as much energy sod ^interest into U as
if teaching was his oaly work. He was
a ft we mathematicias, read I^uia whb a
greet deal of ease and oometuesa, and
od some of the main points »f s
cher. Scattered all over Barnwell
eouog «re those whom he taught ami
Mi pekoe a higher stand aad greater ese-
ftilaeiu foy teaching aad iaapintiua. But
he did good also by hi* pee. He loved
te write, and bis •hort artiriea that were
ly appearing ia the Baptiat Coer
kr. The People aed tbe Seatiaal, die-
euaring some practical question, were al
ways read with pleasare and wa doabt
not with profit. How well nie* in tM
above mentioned papers, the familiar stg-
nature ‘ J, F. B." But after all the
work that he did that was better than
bis writing, better then bis teaching bet
ter than his preaching, wm hi* jm/r, no-
6/r t Chri$tian K/«. The brat thing
that tbe sub ever docs is to fA/ar, aad
that ia tba .best work of ekristiaa mau
or womaa, to gire oat the light to tbe
world of a Cbnet-dihc life. (Jar brother
was not wiibout tbe ijwS* of banal
fVttilty, but be was a tkinlnj ebris
tisn. Such is bis work, very im
perfectly sketched, and a few words up
oo soain of tbe more a,brut tortures of
bia character must ehue tbia sket
1st, Ha was not an rpu/t t. It never
seemed to him to bo very important that
every company in which he might
pun to be, should just know wbat
ikungkl and what ke had dune. It
with Mm the big yoa aad the littie /
Aad this waa one secret af Ma popelari-
2d, He Waaaa humble man. Qg had
whereof ba might indulge a tittle excu*
able pnde—aueie would have boasted.
He bore a u-me that refwweated charwo-
ter, aocbil p>aetioo sad intellect; be
honored by Mi brethren, he wan apepu
Inr proadher and he kaew k, but if he
erer thought himself better thaa the
humblest of his brethren,
act of hii erer betrayed Ms thought.
3d, Thera was ao MU cream ia Me dm
taro. He tUda’t kaow how te bate. He
mrid oely tbe night bdun Ms death: *1
bear ao malice to any man."
4th, He was tbe moat kiad-bearted
aad genial of men. If everybody H
Mm, it wae bouauae be # elt kindly
every bod r aad carried smika and pi
•at greetingi for everybody. Hh p
aaee earned sunshine, which always
made Mm a welcome guest ia the homes
where be went. Aadbrnowul
who ever went there that dSdul
tagaagaia.
Mb, Ha waa free from
jcalousiee ami ininahy from which all
praaeben are not exempt. The aaec
rs of bis brethren 'hi tbo ariahtvy gave
him pleasure—sever troubled bha. If
be outstripped the raat at us is mufol-
uem aad appreemtioa by Us bretbraa ba
did k by hmdabie
dowamots.
Ctb, lie Was u kard-worleor. Ha
dhia’t waste tiam and ba wade tbe mam
of the talents that God gave Mat. Asa
jweaobar, tbe oaa theme
waa: “Jetas Christ and
Ha waa a do a aad __
Hr
a? f a , v •
, k t
h ■
Su.
U. n ,iMok to
ufa text aad at
with fores aad
Hh power ae a
fine iutoileet, a
h« w . .
phfy. |fodaa tkut kaew
•» * amamaft that
eay other motive actuated Mm to frrmk
tfcaGmi4Imttbe fove «famrie aad tbo
laveof Cbrim. Dembamaoto Mm ia
of dm
- v 4PPIkM
, be raid ;
tbrV* ‘ I mi
lif Ariaa." M lamtbeghr« aTM
agbufoveme.” *Mf braikma, M
: ofyaaea the ride of tbe
.VflVftrij
rife, Pm goto* to have yoa, but Traasurcr, sittee the 9th of September,
. ttsodiagat ‘br pmtabt.weioome from all sources, II 208,75. Of (his
you when too «mm^ Hu ——‘ **** •—»
U kla aeariylt •*<
lamed bh baud back; aad ia a am-
a ImmWmJ m.t ftfbdl
t M b h tow 11 a'eloek/ He tbea
hh baadsi
He
day, May 16th. Tba writer, bh trailed
aad truatiag (Head, aad bh csiapaniaa
in labors, ott aad bard, for flikeoa years,
attempted to prsaab kis faaeral to a iarga
end tearful onugregatiau, who foUuwed
bha to bh barial. Had tbaaowa af bh
death guae oat to bh abarebea then
would bare been at leant aa maay more
prsmwti Hh body was laid to ram is
tba B*mberg Cemetery—the City af tba
dead—Ms spirit bad feat oo te tbe Ce-
‘ City.
Jwo.G. Williams.
i W lha
To balance from 2d quarter tt3ft 00.
To taxes oa real and personal
property
To fines aad lie
Total
Cr.
By street work
381 00
132 00
0718 00
*• MarsbaTs •*
*• Fsekama’s M
»* Maeville's u
«• Broosuo J. I.
•• Dowlings u
- Mala litre
•• Omt of Iron far Bridge
“ Legal okargM ia Cettsarari
•130 46
17 Oft
22 60
3 Ml
7 3ft
2 2ft
7 00
20 7fi
113 00
2ft 00
•• Suadry
Balance oa baad
39ft 2ft
352 73
•748 00
M.J. PITK.
Clerk aad T-eae, T. JL
June 9th 1874.
urruaAirr s aurout.
As IbU ia the het ommrtaaity which
the preseat council will have, hefers mn
other aeaoieipnl ehmkm *hafl have hm
held, to give te the ektaese an nefouat of
how it has executed the trust laid up-m
k, it ia Bow pn-per that a fall atatamaat
of H ths acting- and dorags'* of the ecu-
cU should be made public by the late*
have
the i
T» ITUItTS
been entirely ia the charge of 8t.,
mloioaer, Wardea Pate, aad tan
I praise eiaaet he
which ha baa adapted M
haring them repaired, end for the lime
and attention he has ao freely bestowod
'^Wben the peeeat an
charge of the maaMpri foverameat, tbe
streets aM come bridgne
of repair s state of aBairs due to tbe
lack of hinds ia treasury of th* pi
council; tbe ditches had filled up. there
by interrupting drainage, aad large tracts
oflsnd ou tbe aonthtra edje of Iowa,
had never had auy attempt made to drain
them. All of these matters have re
ceived the attention of the
Hr. Pate baa put all the streets ia thor
ough repair, has reopened all the
mry ditches
lem thaa tM
tice for like work,
thoamad feet of new fetches, thervby
aad fiats to which
the |
Wet
was
During the winter the
council bought 100
trace.’' A row of t!
down the center
the balance af dmm were set ewt M the
Ctacft Hocacsquare. Hie hoped that
the wiidim of tbia investment wiO ba
■sea M a few
TVUKKT CUBES BU
Tbe materinla have bean ,
and tba oaatrert given out, for tbebui'4-
tag of a ‘*tr«es ,v bridge aver Turkey
Cmak, to replace (be preeeot itrumma.
Tbe saw brmtaawMbetwauty feet wUa,
aad wiB eaom the ataaam byadear tfm
afristyrit fcri. Tbera wwht tura ap«
preaches eadk of twritty feat, makiag
s 1 — — - A. ft- —- -1 —— ^•••«,dar_**am C^mB
Wlwfia^W fiCOpqLU Ow uP^wW^^m
^raa iidia^m aa Hi anaa ■Maamfer u^Mmmm
i nc mnawm win row oa onca puwrs
Tba Ms
m fc b
Mmecrca t#
H wW
r;«U
of‘fcaepiag down tba
maaecs.
Thera baa barn received by tbe Town
wm „ . WHB, M taxes
a&d Personal proporty-^iQ of
raid rasas haring been promptly paid
m mm t* oiw 75 am
•09100 Flame
•94 ettort tas; Lieaaes tax •t0t> 7ft ami
9IOOFtoe.i
It wfe beaaea that tbe property bold
«**. af tba
suefit af the town, aad that the
me bees takaa frum tbe viola-
tan af the law. -
TUI “UQVOU LAW."
has done its tali duty in
allemmiag to eafcrec the law proMMtiag
the sale o4 spirttaous liquors, and in near
ly every ieetaaee, where (be parties via-
tattag the law were eouvieted, it hay fined
ia tbe foil etleat af the law. Ratio this
the okiseae have shows an aver-
sneta amepmatMg wkh the town an-
a uataral remit tbe law
is notoriously 'disregarded and there
are probably mere pecaoas who have been
eagagedia the sale of Liquors wkkia tbe
tows daring tbe peat year, thaa daring
auy previous yew.
It ta to be hoped that the Legislature,
in its wisdom, will take suck steps aa will
the difficulties now ia the way
of enforcing the law gcaera’lj, or win
wad the law ao ae te allow the town
mril to tamm license for a fixed fee.
We art firmly peraua-led that a high H-
a strong aad vigBeat Town
Coaacit. ia for better for the peace and
malarial welfare of omr town, thaa the
presea condition of affura.
Wl-.h the -ingie exeepti>»a of the above
referred to, tbo ekiseae of aU ctaesce and
eeadkixue hath heartily oo-operated
wkb the council ia the eoforoemeot of
taw aad ia ke endeavor to improve tbe
ref the towe. Tbe public ^mru
ef the rittawn tauaarastdiaied ; aad the
aigas of the growing prosperity
af the tnwu cannot bat be watacmad.
O. DUNCAN BELLING KR,
Iwnmwairr.
& a June 12.1888,
Wo are movtow o* smoothly and
ly la tMa gard«e spot of tbo
eouaty of gloriouo QnroMou
Tbcao who were up nod doing lo th«
eariy spring aoaurad good stands and
I have uavev saea oar graat eupia crop
have a more healthy a
Beautiful raise have tottoo tbls
aad wa have meaped tha
i -ods at th# krwiotoa aad Orest Cy-
f> llM Rmr%. Till man
thraa wsshe here, aad
araa helora each general lair
the eubjuet of rattrfoa m uilfc«ted hy
the people at Altcadale nod th* so Hv
iag wtthta tea ml las of the town. Tbe
wae crowded at all night
ea Thursday night of tbe
It over riwhty peattoate.
Win ago from 14 to TU yoa re.
the pray an of tha people that
they aright M-enme foUowcra of the
meek aad lowly irons.
Oar Trial Just Me ta cheerful aad ja-
cuMI although the guaaral peaceful
bum of this
Bute to do,
Soaday ami day school pie nice will
•ooa he Mi * —
Ftatu op Sooth Cabouna, >
Kxcctmvi Dr.ramttXT. (
Wberaas infornutioa has been nesirod at I
gfat
*+*>
RICHMOND.
Will eerva a Hmtted awnbar of marva
tbia seaeon, either at tha borne atuMeu
or hi say convenient aelgbborboodd
where flvs or mots derira hla eervtaea.
Btabmoud 1a a rich mahogany Mta,
old, sixteen bauds high,
gracefol la aetioc/ahd In
wm esmmlttfd ia the Oaaty et Uerawell
®n or abeol the 14th dev tfMsjr, A.D. im.
ubm tbe bMy of Jeffmw • Itrotoa by VIH-
CENT BELLlNQEK^aa tthot the said Via-
oeot Bollingar has ted trmajustiee:
Now. tborafore I, JfCUH g, TUOMP80N,,
Oovoraor of tbo StaL- ot Broth Coraliaa, ia 1,
order that jastioo any U dooo sad the mm I S ar , ye *'? *
Jetty of the law riadies ml. do hereby offera I ****!*• t- t
raword of Two HattHra t ($9uo) DoiWra for P ctel *J” d jpodigree has uo eapertor fo
the opprahrotton oa t • mttvory toths Sheriff I * owrT (tararioa.
ot Dorn well Cenuty of th* raid ViocmlBol-
llagcr. HsidViaeeiu Bellingrr le dUut f
feet 8 ioehe* in hoig iK aad weighs ahottl tffft _
pounds. HshMlV.htaaiidyhelr sadams-luadeomhfagtfoo horsru. htoak n
taeho, light biao ry a, ami generally wmn I era are luvttad, before maktSg tbdr
suoarario* on oroowut of his symight being iMTUUgmgPUta, to (alt to are mwauny
slightly impaired. He is ilightly Um* in I plaotatlofi lo Sycamore towad&tp «r to
the Uft log. I normal)nod with ra**. had auv further
■> <»l—, .l~m. I k... hma „. m icTSIuo. dnlnS -rill WjnaptlT
Although mrinriuedha earn trot btr
ta three mtautra. aad aH bka aa-
Buts to bo affixmi, 'iu ColaaMa, tbU 14th
d-»y ef iuao, A. 1». 1 886, end ta the one
hundred end teat > yuo- oftho ladepoadoaee
of the Uaitcd Mai os </ Amrrieo.
ifV HI 8. THOMPSON.
By tha Oorrrm r t
JA8. N, LIP8C< >Mlt. Srorotory of Mats.
feM
Atleadata, H. O.
RELIEF
TORTT TEARS A BUfFEitS noor
oatabhh. 1
wotn>EifrvL to HMiSt
‘For tarty yoora I Mr* horif «f vtarHa ta
| faurrh—three taurths of ibeifdta esttffitai'
1 from rxerueioiiog poio* oorottf riy tarohoou
| ood »-y »o«4HI- Tbe diroitaUm *Uta ta
jogrosiro that 1 hraltot* to ■Wtlkta U, rff-
HehooJ ConmM .»or at tha Pviausy Elcotiro I rapt tar tM got d it mo j do ram* Sr«rr*of-
omt pl*dg* ays if i » »b*d* h* kwU nmd I ,w ^ r - * Mv* aprot o yrong tartUn# —
aupprat th* port) ns sine*. my roruiogad«rtaemy»o*»yytmta*«ri
A NfflffT. I ‘ng •• taioln nliof from tkedrotro*. 1
. I tried am rot modktoo*—rarry *n* I <
I rrapeetflffl] “ raeoromjrotf o wndi. | !•»» U-trom thd fear oraura* •< th* aarth.
4o>* tar th* j*«m Hgta "
CANDIDATES
I raapootfully uuer *oe* myooH a modi
Ant* for the IN mo ratio nominal loo (or
treaty Croimirai «. -ot th* Primary Elra-
MroaadpMrau far flooMdehe rasaltaad
aapport thMWrt; am tiara. ■
W.M. HARDEN. '
I ro-poef fully roeroiaea myaotf a orodi-
date for tha D*me*irati* amaraaiiro tar
teraria
Aad ATLAdT (UT*<
8eko«l Cmamiau rao - 01 lb* Priam ry Bloariaa ( mmo\ Wvo mol with or*rn*dvthm tamearad
ero p rdf my« df. a .bide ta. rLak ond STratarri.-Ld.amamrotaro. lurigtad
•apprat th* par y iiamiaa* [ fmmu u ^4 ^ wt4f e IMt I arad
J. f. Ml^FON.. j itariraa hattiroof lh* aradleta*. adrita* rota
I rrapamtatf ■ fel
>f« f»*r the lea
itaral Cmamdm lea w *1 U« Primny Kl< rttaa I "“T*'
•ad plulg* myi *1/ «• abWo h* rmall aad . ,
roppart th* pur y 1 umuraa. GuillIIJ
u s , ragrt I bar* ta that tmiag ta dhfh
t, •)» -«.
SchoolCoaiaiiu Wa wraUo 1 ^ I •“■arata to aaa waa*
XJ. AARON-
I reaped fall) mi mouac* myratf a wadi- I
data tar iho Oa*- ueraita aeaiiaatiro tori
tarot Caramta taa w ai IW Priaiary Ktae-
ouaud ptadgu m) mlf 1#atadoiu raaullaad
ipport the par y 1 omiaro.
THOU. B. HAOOOD.
la •aaroaol ig uy»olf a madid*!* for
Prufcat* Jadg* of lUrau*!! Croaty al tba
Guinn* Pioneer Bluuri IttmrWer
HKNrpcMmu.
. No. »7 Soooud 81. Maaro. Oo.
Mr. Jlrory Chaota the wrimt ofthaahota,
fenroriy *f Crawford roaasy.aaWaf Motau,
Ovorgta, Mont* Iho raahJrosr of oU taler-
•oradm miorrti. K TyT's
ta rauPTcunta
FVsk PiofiMrr uBi Tiak I
tatb'.
tfdrimirifb-''‘r^
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ma
trill rue ul
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Arrive at!
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A». at BfUhtfeptliif
the Itamocroilt pui ty.
Re* Mdtally,
L* INOSTUEET OANTT.
Th tta /?—rrutir Y Bra* ef BmnwtU County :
1 rah I* ho mu id«rod a wadidot* far
aoaiiaattaa a* Jad pi of Prahaio ta the ap-
prerakiag oiealiou -rabjmt ta oH rrop d*
ta the ptadgra aad : agutaitaa* ta arotrol aa.
Rea^ocV ally,
. A. H« WARD PATTERSON.
Darawoil. 6tk At ril 1886.
i order. Why ;
to era ue oftauerf
pfvtt/.
to be
wbiok
•Ap|W^Uo
mpUohml
to make
poor, troubled, way-woru arilah and
•■happy emu happy aad i<mutant for
past Warthtauanroa. We aright make
• mna of you, fur wo don't regard no
oM haehrior as moro than a half man.
If present erueoms cootlaue for two
montho longer, Ghrtotmao will find our
farmers with happtsroe In ibHr farro
end mousy M their pockefa. Will write
epatu. . AniooRn To.
‘BratMr Ike,' mid a gentleman af eoi-
or to another darkey yesterday, ‘yer or-
ter been to de pea r meeting lae r night,
fur tar yer.’
data feeT
Hit am.’
‘Dee Ia*e yet faith ia pra r. Dat pra r
Wmo muoWcrCU.
'Bure euff 7
4 Fe’God kwee.’
•Tel me about k.Bredder Ike,’
4 WaN, ’Sekiei, I ea got de fatten' tur
key at my bouse yer abbermad. An’ be
wub moatin' Mw Lmt eight bury luw.
gry to «mk'low doth the bury
tm
1 to the May ban that
' to My one egg hi
hut If ms etstletke are
mrireiltalBty. Oyur
uf bulr reetorstlvn
yvnr.
STATE 07 ^)UTH CAROLINA.
BARNW>; LL COUNTY,
| Cura* all Btrod aad Shta
ttam, ttarotata, Old Fww- AptifntBfetag
llmftaia*.
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I ro raroipt of priau Small Mtttaa ft tW,
large-fti 76.
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Far rot* by Breaker A Ban. D. R. RMW*
| k tta.W.8. Ear** aad J. H. Friro.
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1848 am
1.42 am
8.16a ar
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m*ra.'8y ril train*, witk
PLEASANT ROOMS,
-FIRST CLASS TABLK
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
Ry BL T. Bum, E q.. Judge of Probste 1 211 V
I (Fror Brora South Arodomy *f Mu*I*.)
llilarihlemiiAi
9-*•*££«*,
IN THR Ctta. gT OV rUOBATK.
in Bert) trail County.
Whrrra*. W. Oil
pHe* far tatters of A
ftat *
(Fror Door* South Academy of Musi*.)
This wr II appointed Hotel will be
ratal* of Uob*
Thor* art. lh*r*
• norm Miami C C P aa. oprned fur raveptloB Of Gurota March
famutaBuitan ro the 4aro-1 L WO. by O.-T. ALFORD, recently
rt Hard**, drorarad. Sr. I Proprlutor Now Brighton flutui, 8oiH-
.JM. 1 fora.t*cii«aad*damai*h vao’a lelaod. The Wludaor ta DOt ‘
•H aad riagular, I ra kiadred aad eraditon furnished throughout, haring h
of ih*ra*d Urerara A m ho aad epprarWor* mattiroero and woven wtre-epnege
me at a Caurt of F raimti te tha raid rouaty Jail hedu. Tumuha thtau atrictiy (a
M M hulde* at Dt Suwoil H H. oa Taraday, I ily Hotel DO liquors wkl be sold OU the
th* 22ad day *fJa ae, 188t,u 11 o’droh a. premises.
. u *bow eaura if nay. why tha arid ad- Having many years experience, I
mta ttrattaa i heat ImcL* , yaaicd promtoeto ail favurliiK me with their
wb “* *“
lUera: 91 60 to
Liberal rates by
rett'JB
m im mssi
FROKTOF THE COURT HOM,
Harx^well* S- O»
la now open for the reoeprion uf
weHR.lt
p.r rt. Agmc
JOHN R. l'|CA. Orronl Uamager.
AdurtttuiCiftf
ChiHa ft FaWMatr
Court jntm uuj uo .uay, a. V. I9OT, I riharlratnn
jStaaoi^ ■ I10,k ‘ y ^* f -*■«*«• lmd *-1 lUera: 91 60 to 93
B. T. R ICH,
Judge of Probata.
P.Utahad hi Tub Taoni May ISth,
1886, aad pa-tod ro th* Court House door
lor tho dam raqai red bylaw. •
Ndike to D Oiton ud Croiters.
THE RIVER SWAMP CHILL AM>
FKVEH OUBE
he) Hag riaiais agaiau the ee-
Kiri taad. deerosed, ar* hereby „r.Xra.ra,*n^t hcar.lera
tad te proro* t th*. uu.y .tutted | tf y icPt ao4 iy^^tboardcfl. ^
indebted - will a.ke I
wm make I . jFaywthebeMlhemarlnUwHIaffiml.
1888, aad aU wl • ara iud
payauat lathe u identeaed at rora.
B. f. RICE, J. Pi ft 0-
may274w
euaa tha <an**t.
two bottlei
auteeflovi
KvveuheriraaM
bores hy Mttriug
work M^tbe
COLORED TEACHERS
INSTITUTE,
The arratau ef the Aihro end
far Miami Tratam wy\, be Wld
lera ntpeckd to artrod
A. But
uotm M favor of
i) muaut Bngtae Company
obligaUaw btamrif ta pay to Umm (he
§m Ired end aloety emu fed-
tare and thirty memw ernttanad to eecute
tat aad driivefed to
(ham ea auld data. Me wrarigage of tbo
hfc
tbwehre, tha'Watartowa Steam
MMdffij^aMi'ef the pm
twk, M-on
mk J» . kt RsfirroU Ctaori
■■Life- *w«i
Fower wi
THB ■
Blackrilla Bakery.
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