The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 01, 1886, Image 2
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W**.” • Il , » Iruo Uu-y nrc clioa^, but ro
ilbistmU-: Not lonf Rgn, in ruling
* wUb wfiKiid, w« jm t ti faruicr'.i w«^on
urnijnr~froiu iW»rket to it* owners
hnnie t wci»t|V(irljl mtlt* off; [t wnt a
bti^lrt May^J.ty. llto wnjron carmtTthc
farmer, a couple of‘bn a K>t ol
tlirir
WA
out
b
to ace
timber, al-
k flarer of com*
^oon-
BO objeotiou to the
i candidate ami ml-
but the peoj lo will
i wbok Bute ticket.
Awguata meat, WcHtcrn booco j olcotnar-
"gerinc, plow stocks, boe bailees, siuglo-
irccr, a roll oi carjAing, bundles of
I^Nucspoa, print., Ac., Ac., all bought
op time. It is true that at that time tho
funner needed some articles (he had not
? IPWlWdanything nt nil to sell) but ho: eod the w
rJefem?
la
r ctociioof tn oci0"
tl Con.
Teoantles. raised
i‘s tote to 114,
Bwcoi’e rote at CO,
iywt to east their
wW {doaao move
, sad bead the Farmer's
i want borne raised Ba-
Um tb rule'the roast in
7 ^
the President, not
|»not becensc bo
e eilver
end refused a
•say from seme
la rotocmg
tulle he hua shown that
and eonmon sedbe
1 oaboodir.
eowrtshipe of
be*0 do—ah ho ugh
will thereby be
ftp bitter euraci.
W '
WTMraaaory.
0 Augusta Chron.
Konday, of sey*
, David llanter, IT.
tbn Couft Martial
Urs. Sarrau to dc«th.
PM Preeideut of the Court
Gen. Fra Jehu Pyrtor
The Chronicle should
lies it forgotten the
in Cougrew.ouul
John A. Bingham
F. Butler, “you were
Hundreds and
" referriug to Um lat-
reeord and Duller*s
IMf beve been bottled
and fed upon
the death
a, referriug U> Bing*,
tbe trialI of Mrs. Surratt ?
Agalsi. 5 ,
elehncd that
re&tba was not
live of pab*
there no fair a poor
and became there
planks for its plat-
county, the
movement, which had
two hundred and
li*o be bolter
aoee Its large
township, hue re
ytepediftted sev-
crop wee made end gathered and with
oat uthera a’ways—or made them in idle
days too inclement for outdoor work.
Again : wo went shortly afterward to a
leading mcrebeut and asked him to let
ns see tire account of aa-ayoreg^ farmer.
He did so. Iu»s than ten dollars to the
hundred already-charged liAl been in
vested in grooet ics, the bulanoe bed been
taken op in other useful articles but not
of esecutial immediate use. In answer
profits on difibrent linos of good** he an
ewered, “We get twice as much profit
on sales of luxuries as ou cuk-s of groce
ries.” Now if this last referred to far.
mcr only knew how much ho could have
saved by waiting for iudispcnnMn arti
cles he would hire some one to kick him
for being the biggest fool ini Uarnweli
county.
It b a rotnmnn snying tbat the coun
try cannot prosper unless the fiarming in
terests prosper. * All very pretty but not
altogether at iruo as It set ms. Let the
firmer* and all artisans get ftrehandrd
enough to pay as they go and they can
say to the seUor, tbe lawyer and doctor,
I’ll give you ao much for your wares ci
your services, but if you won’t take it
y.<ur next neighbor will and I’ll go there,
Ilumait» nature lias not changed since
the famous corn famine in Egypt for
men, with very rare exceptions, want all
they eon gat for anything they may have
to sell, no matter whether crop products
grown by themselves or merchandise
bought on speculation. The beggar for
credit is always bohind *sud below the
carrier of cash. It is hard to Ugin end
cany out any work of reform, but as the
efott grow* older it gets stronger, iiY
willpower becomes hivineible'and its
obstsolcs grow small by degrees.
And what wehave wriUcn will apply
to people of all embanassed occupations.
Self help is the help that will surely lead
you out of trouble. There is no doubt
abont that; there is unrortaiuty About
all others. Ac«Hf aH readers of The
PSOI’LI will study this snick', confer
about it with their own household*, hus
bands with wires and these b*t with hus
band* and if any one don’t say that it's
a better plsn out of tho wilderness of
doubt and debt aud trouble tliat op
presses and tdiudows your lives than trust
in Isw makers, public men generally and
their works, notify us, we will receipt
your individual subscription aid preach
hereafter to other*; •
•hV’etj
J. Tho mectluae w
uytL «i*l li
ui»fFMfie ’djtiWL;
.•nt >tH*< lIh£ t-ftim kbttl, I over-wit
luvuml, I nm that tberu were
»Mv.»ly tw.^tnouimnd picncltora In «u.-
tn.flot.cn nl tfiiymiitur. 11# .fcotly;
fmn «.f th« p.tn.-ath>n i f eth
Fi«i'*lnrt«-n Honth.lK'vfd'ti, ih« ]ii.U<ih,
ami tti* Evuiiualiiutlou of ibc IumiIiou
lu forelgi. luiula. J;
i'lloy mo support log > about 16
ertwoiatautwtfcfuvh molar Itopijflrtu.
Q ioliO».w fur.ttro cokTOil people.
Among Uu» coloidl mluiMtera tbat
attenileii thmo meetings wne: Rev.
E. »L Bmwley. D. IX Ala, Frol W. B.
dobnson, Warning ton, V. 0. W.. M.
blmoiu, 1>. D. Ky., \V. D. flolmes, Va.,
Itev. O. If. OtanU HI. JeU-r Mm*s,
nwrti
«. M m m# •m .nui SgJS
ega
the BoutLein Baptist Convention,
(whites) autl vhdtots, vln; Dr. E. A,
Dickerson, editor Religious HeniH,
Ittchrooiid, Ik v George Cooper, D. D,
Dr. Landrum, Va., nml Dr. E. M. El
lis, of Uullltuore, Al. D. These Bouth-
trn brethren mads speeches. Dr.
Cooper said that the Southern Baptist
Conveatioo had rulstd tea thous iud
dollars last year toward the Evungell
zitionoftuo “Brother In Black,” In
the South. Ho said tbat'tbe better
classes of tho white people In tbe South
ware just as anxious to lift tbe uepro,
morally. Intelligently and spirit ually, as
thapnoplnuf tIh»North, but ilwrir moan
i/rf* '
4mm
that
dose ntteptlon
I hut hwl l*ea put Into tJbdr hsAds ft*r
conubli-ridlon, hna thnt -they were
thonkughly oonijietent to hnwlt* tbY
knotty pr.itumiiM on given
tlu*m »o Hiotvn. AikenVComrtJ fifmulil
T.-.f proud of this j-iry. Tl.ry
t'hnwrd lh»w tht* irtobty that luvl be«ii
provided ft>ia > 'iMi)iuury county cxpi o-
»«s” hud hoeu a pent, and they deplor
ed the euu'litiou of th« county flnan-
ws. Ttro fATWifl irttK.'
They rocomrneHded various reforms in
th6 maougomeokof tbe finaoiial ab
fain*; that the sftrlQ's fees for board,
lug prisoners bo redo cod from 35 to 80
cents per dlon ; that tho number of
constables in Alteadknce on Court be
reduced; that the trial justices bo In-
wrrocted only to bind over three wit
ness! s iu Dtate case*, but If the jus
tices deem more necessary, that they
send the oamoe end tho substutoe of
what the other witnesses cutrprove to
the Court to enable* the sullcltor to
etuntnon thsm if uecrs-tUry, and that
the trial JusMeessysCegi Is an expen
sive on*. They nitaliy presen led a
(treat many pets, ms, white aud black,
for unlawful cohabitation.
V
m
y
Hknmi^tts
mm to.
‘X
o^fpekp. m.
above places, abr
the IhtllrotUls
»3t wire, i
let
tb« m<4t
n>t V*tu*»s
nie|.»ua
vansvi lie
(tint# I
by which
reports nt four
frorosAch of the
arranged with
WSrsneU per
lust ruct Ions by wire evt'ry afternoon
to uit her uf tha Above points, i’his
enables ms to kjflhr tbe bast market
tlm</f©r tbe nextnaarnfog^unda^ ^
•blputetils by wire at my ex-
MrJB, L Nixon will represent trfo at
Wllilnt.m and along the line of tbwf
South .Cbrolina RullWay.
5. loiyi
nw w
Is iu m«lt t
Dr.*!*. Wilhite, of Ahdebou, a* a
member of the State board of health,,
went to Pickens last Saturday to iuv«- helub't s^l. *ri cheap
MM IIM TiSIFS
Purs, Ere^h^r.eliable, full weight packs-
W. Bella toSd^r all the turnip m< d you
-'■* See<tsfrdu iu make big Ull— and
*b top*. beUsb’s sseds nrs cheap
this your. Here sre usr price* for tbs bw.
VAlUETlEj. | Jib. jib- Jftjllb
J|L_
dale for %,f
AittiUr at
•r 1 plvlfW i. *rri£ lo
mmwA wpir|F
.JV.-.r a.-o.. MUST,
fc > 9
t reopoctfull.v anwsunro mveelf %
CouSty OilHjni*»io»oV»t tbs' T
tie* Stod pMr > nyoetf le abide iu recall aud
I rerpeclfelly >nn|up»* ■y«rif * candi
date ft»r the sl
School Comu iasiowS^ibSrri
and ptedgo i lyseifV abide tu nsuh w*4
euppomiep Mp W ■ 1
•; * a.tutor.
I reepectfiiily anoounee nyeelf a eaadi-
da»o for tbe DemocraUe nomiMtio* for
School Coma 'aeiooer at the Priuwry Bleetioa
eoapedge myself lo abide lie result sad
support the isuety nominee.
J.S.MIXSOS.
support I
ArBlackrWa
X«.lhe*<
mu A«
j »0*€
Ho. 4 ooooect*
Cbarteatou, (
JOUKI
tm
I reapeetfally aanounos myself * oandi
dele for the Ueoioeratie nowimMlo* for
School Cbnwiseiejitr at the Primary Elect lee
nnd plodgo mynidf to abide its result sad
port the
support the party nominee.
y ankee work^i 1 ladievu that ontr man
more work in one day
Whs* Does llmv| the Farmer*.
In another column will be found an
article from a Clarendon fnimer toil
ing lbs trn# grief of rite Ouroliba fnr-
»cr In «*wf *ay.' It Is a ’’true
every word 11 ft Tho effort to get al
out of tho poor farmer poestbio hue
been going on for ysnrs, end every
sort of proores bos bevo reduced to
science to rob tho man who Is tbe cor-
ucr-etone of our wh^a business opera
tlons. Some merchants delight to tell
how rascally fannt rs have got now.
nd Jrfl Atich men, nice gentlemen
doui.iliHs, would send tbrir
dog” to gauge a bushel basket of good
ootton out of tho farmer’s bale, and
l hotter knowledge of
iilik tkek County
of Mwbtv.ona dak ^ this same by tbe bond reds, lbs
"*"v thousands, th* tsna of thousands of
bales, quietly reconciling It t» common
boncety an **tho custom.” Why, tbe.
irave actually got a place to pack thl
onrton. god a man whd should get
10,000 bushel baskets of his neighbor's
ootton would hardly let it stay out hi
tbe wet.
AXturlho enormous rates planters
taunt pay for advancos, It Is no now
tale. The Agricultural Department of
the United States has recently Inves
tigated this whole matter and pro
nounced against tbs enormous rates
as destrm live of any industry on earth.
Wbat le tbe us* of cninphdulog ?
Ttere is but one he!t> for It, and that
Is in the bands of our farmcca them-
ae! vcs. Ik) not raise one pound of cot
ton beyond what is commensurate with
making of fro nr own bread and meat.
Tble Is n< t as easy as outsiders Ihiutan
It Ih hard to ect out of tbe grooves
and oomo back to baring home corn-
forte for which tbe farmer is depend
ent on no man’s money. There Is no
Hoeee needed here, bat any quantity
of manhood.
So far ns weighing ootton is concern
ed, every public scale in tba State
should be the properly of ♦be State,
aud exerv welgher.aUould.bj a sworn
amUnlariotl State officer, elected by
the Legislature. Net one cent should
be charged for weighing cotton or any
market prodotw going on public scales.
Bo far «a sampling cotton la conocroed,
a caae should also be made Jo the
courts.
The whole thing Is against all rea-
id right, and there must be re
fer It or courts are useless ap-
k Until our fanners can live
farms out of ftbetr owo reJ*jr;
and man alike, good-bye
squirm jfndaqeal and *
wore limited. Dr. Laud run) of Va-. said,
•*tht re ,is no negro problem at tho
Bouth—it tea white man’s, problem, If
wo do not lil t the colored people they
will drag us dowu.” 'T agree wUb Dr.
Laodtum, it pay* any oue from the
Bouth to go North, and see bow the
y*
North, does
than two men lu the South do in lb*
s-une tlu)«<. I suppose the Cilmato bus
awre'Rt deal to do nith that.
The people Ni nh plow deep, fertlliz-.-
well, sotv good ti-ed, beucea good har
vest Is reaped. Give mo tho Bonin
with all Its faults, and lm|wrfeeUons
H is the place for tbe Colored man.
Toe ciimiuc aud tbo people suite biut.
Tbe only ibluc be nt-etis Is to know
bow to wot k to the great tot advan* age
and economize. Tbo re anon why I
any tbe Bouth te tho place for tbe col-
ore d. Is that be gets the labor, while
In tb« North, tbo IilsU g^t tbs “cream
Inbor,” and the cob-red people the wr-
vll« l-ilmr. These arc soiuo c xcopthms
but few. Thu while people of bouth
Uaroltua, will be b»tt**r off In the end,
with ’imperfect negro' labor,” tbau
Itteh labor, and Irteb sirlkt-n*.
lacuAuu t'{A*n>ix.
Giei'uuite, b. C.
A Wowtb Ciirvllniuu llonercd.
Prof. J. H. Klikluuvi. Ph. D., has I'cen
elected to tbe pre f<*>8utabSp of In tu tn
VamUTtdlt Univi-rstty. Prof. KukUnd
U a B rntb Dwri-itutan and has g-Iuod
lila < xpuiIl-uco as a teacher la the etiu-
t a loual lustitotions of bte native Blate.
lie was gradu ito<l from \V« ff >rd <J 4-
lego^at tbe ago of rigbteen and iu Lte
twenty first year was a profeasor iu
t.te alma ma cr. In 1883 ho resigned
his profcssorsblp In Wi fiord College
and entt-rod tbe Didvorel'y at Lelpslu,
Uertniry, ai a candidate |for the do-
gree oi lit. D. He received tho de
gree after an unusually short course
of «tud£ Only ono Amt-rlcan, Pi of.
Wbltney, of Y».lc,cver'rocclvod thede-
groe In s«> short a time aftt-r mterlng
the University, Prof. K-rk land spout
ra rc tinn a year in special study after
he had received his degree, lio re
turned to bis native Bt.\lo about a
month ago au4 U now at Ids old homo
l:i Bpartauburg. Ilo Is twenty-s-von
years of ugi ; but ha* already uiado a
reputuilea for himself iu tbo world of
learning. White his fileuJs are glad
ilint be has 11*90 taH'-x 1 to au imi>or-
taut ebait la a wtalihy uulvorsity,
they deeply regrot Uuu Bouth Ouroli-
na Is to ioee bis scrvlco In tbe educa
tion of ber sons.—News and Courier.
Jwbo Farl)'* iilgrxer Jee.
One of tbe l>tot known oharaoters in
Lyuclibuig, Va„ 1s “Jube E trly s nig
ger Joe.” Joe is au old negro, with
all Ibwfcjpn^qr of a U*ly eu vaut Of tl»c RomiMoa. Piusdeg by -r*>y-
r dwyn, nnd Ida off <aj<>u tor ih#, aVimkI s baby bad been born
General amounts tp worship. Jube
owned Joo beforo the war and owns
him still, Joe never haring been freed,
scorning to accept whnt Ur spy* duos
not boloupto him, end sujrtng as long
as Mass Jubo was allvo Joe Is hte
Hluve. Enrly is very food of his slave,
and would shoot quicker Ip, bis do
feuco than anybody •‘tee.*Ho bos given
Joe carte blanche ts buy wbat. he likes
lu tbo town, and has lustrueted store-
keepers, no matter wbat Joo wants, or
how muchlL aUrcoat, givsit to htm
and send tbo bill to his master. Some
times Early gets rather tbo worse for
whiskey, aud then fc comical sight is
aeon. -Jee follows him like » dog, and
when tho Gentra! gets very drunk Joe
will say :
“Mses Jube, you mus’ copte home.”
“Why, you black rascal, wbat do
yon mean ? I’to your master.”
••Yes, Muse Jube, wlten you’se sober;
when you so drunk I’ss niaasa.”
“Well, I reckon you are right, old
mao. I’ll go with you.”
Nformen Propagandists.
Yorkvllle was vtelted yesterday by
three pfppagandists offche Mormon
faith, who distributed tracts and other
"other matter pertaining to their church
among those who desired enlighten-
ment. A gentleman frqgi thtocouotry
entered Intoa cojjtrovelsary^itb one
of them, wh« appeared to be the ora
cle of the trio, the point ntteeuo being
tufant baptism, tho in An of many win a
contending tbat tbe caretnouy te uo-
necersary and not requited by the
teachings of the Bible, though be con
ceded the privilege to any ebuteb that
deemed the rite essential as a means
of saving souls. t Ho maintained bte
«bte of the question with considerable
tact, and pfcve evidence that be te thor
oughly posted on church questions
tbat may bn ilkety to confront him In
hte travels.—Yorkvitls Enquirer, June
24.
A church in Westfield Mote, is giv
ing chromos as an toducemont for out-
eldefs to attend its evening services.
W. M. Bos^msn lost Fridiy while
irlng tliMheartb oi Mr. J. 0, Stroth-
•use io Edgefield county, found s
-ttn4)cx containinj $37,000 in gtdd and
stiver, except (ICO
bank billtr The
to
rrei
20
rv.tr
10
16
20
40e
10
15
'20
40c
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SO
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00c
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20
80
GOo
10
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26
50o
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15
25
MVs
10
16
25
50a
10
16
25
60c
10
16
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50c
10
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25
fdh
to
16
25
60c
10
15
50c
tignte the cauac ot the numcroua deaths
in tbe damily of Mr Juacph Hardin,
reports llwLlv
moat depldfab’e state of affairs that ho
had ever witnessed in his long pr-dls-
sienal csrccr. Mr. liurdias family lived
in very humble circumstances, occupy-
i g a small hou^n abont 18 by 20 fed,
aud in this Bins!! crunpuss cix of the
childcon bed died Without any member,
of t^ie family bciog able to .assiat the
others. When Dr. Wilhite arrived
with some "ouileincn from Pickens C
II. he found the father, mother and a
sou prostrated tvi.h illness, *nod near
the mother lay the remains of a
daughter, the i-ixth one to die. Mr.
Hnrdiif had been to Charleston in attend
ance upon the United States court and
returned houiq with a severe ease of
dysentery. His family wi reja^t recov
ering from incsslia, and a*U of them
contracted dyrentcry • of j uinii^uaut
f>rm. Their prortration was «> great
that it frightened the neighbors, aH
of whom thought that Mr. Hardiu had
brought cholera from Chai leston, and
it was imp< srible to get nuy ore tn wait
on the rick family. Dr. Bramlet, of
I'ickeus, bad attended the family ar.d
did all he conk 1 , for the suffer^s, but
U-ing unable, to t:ct nssi.statice, many of
the deaths were probably .c-iustd by
ucglcctr The report about the pouoned
well was unfoutek-d, as tho water was
found tu bo all right. It was indeed a
nv>t-t deploral Ic Mute of aftair*, and flic
account Dr. WilUtc gives of it is sick*
cuing in the extreme.
Tbe following te taken from a
stenographic report of a speech de
livered by G-n. J. H Gordon at Val-
doata, O t., on the 14 b:
After Mr. Il tjes w<ie Innugurstrd
the battle went ou bctwt't-a myself on
the one hand ttnd the rcpubllcnu t f uri8 a n pioo^^a Skitt n)ltim
•eoattm "II tho other. I was asked hy k ili u ,. ^r.ialo. 014 A i^rf«t Srri
J. J. AARON-
M kit« Flat Patch.
Red or Purple Top,
Mammoth Purple Top,
E trly White
Gulden Ball, >
1’omcmn TVhile Globe,
hnrge White BloW,
Large Yitiu Nuifylk,
tlu* Wriu. / 7
*1 ustch. ™
Re/Yrp Globe,
Hevcn Tep,
Ytllo* Aboidee*. —.
The Munich, Mammoth 1*0rpio Tup nnl
U*xl Tup Glolm are three new TstriHiea. Try
a f«w of these Ah orders pr<>mptly attea-i-.
ed to. If seat by mail add oue cent per
ounce to cover portage.
/BEALL k t».. Drug* and Seed*,
♦ ti!3 Broad ftrect AuguoU. On.
AMan n ^ r ‘ n
P Like ■■
&ls Relief and ley
The Doctor rayat When Mr. Jamae Fd >
War da. of Ftnuir, Oa., began to take
“Ouinn'a Pioneer Blood Kouewer,*' J raw
kia. He waa vov<ire<t, body and extrabe.
ties, with a e : '*racieri»tjc eyphillMie rrtip-
1 iou that atemed la hare bodied aU trad,
toiant. I raw him tke raoond uric in atout
(on daya, when lie waa aoeh ingad io appear-
ante by having Mm sealo* removed and the
«Ml>ti»os healed, M*»1 l barely knew him,
a ad iu a remarkasly »b«.n tioie be um re
lic' sd ot oil appeornnr-e uf tin. di.-rara.
e N. U. DltEWttV, tt. D.
Spalding CoBUty, Go.
A Certain Cwrc ibr Catarrh!
A Soperb Flcilr 1’reducer nnd Tonic!
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Kencwer
I respectfully announce myself a cpudl-
- a „ .date for the itembcraUe n->mination for
Wt f inA - School Commits oner at the Primary Elee-
^ t inn and pledge myself to abide its rwalt and
support the party nomine*. - ,
TOGO. B. HAGOfcD.
In announeiug myvolf * candidate for
Probata Judge of Barnwell County at the
eomlag election l aland pledged to abide by
the rules and re; alattons which shall govern
the Democratic party.
Respect fully,
LONGSIKEET GANTT.
To tkr Dfmocrot'f VoUn of B<rm<ctil Covnhf :
I ask to be conridered a candidate for
nomination as Judge of Probuie in the ap
proaching elect iou—subject in ail resp-ots
to the pledges and regulation* to control us.
lieiptcilally,
A. HOWARD PATTERSON.
Barnwell, f>lh April )88<>.
Suath CSroltna
CmummO* ’by Oh, 1886
W" - will ran as follows:
. ♦AUGUSTA DIYMION,
WIST
Leave Charleston
Arrive at BranchvtHo
Leave Bran grille
Leave E<1 it to " ; r
Laavo Midway
Leave B.imberg
Leave Graham^
Leave Lera
Lepve ftlaekviDe .
Leeva Elko
Lonva W illirtoa
Arrive at Angwsla
Sortgagvete Sate of Persettal Property.
The )YATrorow.r 8ti«* Esjisb Omfast
Aoaixst,
—^ J. Lawto* Sasun*.
WhareM •. Lawton Aiia-tera on April DWh
1 Wo, mode I is certain oism i.-i iavor of the
Waiortopn 8 earn Engine Uompsay obligat
ing himself 11 pay to them tbe sum of ris
hundredan<. ninety seven dottarsaad thirty-
Mven oenia and to secureaecb payment ex
ecuted and delivered to thaw ou aaid doe,
this mortgage of the property herctaaftcr
described. And wheren*the eoaditioti* of
«»ul mnrtg*’ e’hare been broken by reason
of the dete'dt of the defendant fur payment
of raid nut re-
Now, th. relore, the Watertown Sriem En-
cieelJutnp ny, by virtue of the power given
it by aaid Mortgage, wl.l rail at pnbiie nnt*
cry at 13 u’eloek M. fridayjuky 2.1.
One Era it llor-e Power Unicrtowa 8to-.
r 8 cam
Watte Humptun ko n-present South
I wiot to Mr.
Ill'll
Carolina. Ffnallv,
Ilnvto. I raid : *
‘•Mr- I'r«)lil>-nt, If yon bs President
of the Uultctl B at<v. you areFiee-
I.Jont by the vote ofSurh CaroUna.’
Ho (olmltu'il It of course.
’•Now, slr,”«vy* I. “how hi it p^a-
sihlo for you to tmvo oarrled B-mth
C’etrolon au.l Wide Hntnpton to be
ttefestori, when by your owa count the
vi.to as ahowo glvi * Wade Hampton
fully ore llii'iMumJ utor^ votes than
you recrivrtlT'*
Ho 11.ought a mmnf'r.t ami sold:
will alga aa cider for tlm [f
tf Ihd UixpH uml allow
to bo laauguialeti.”* I
I
market U will be fur war led
Email buttle* $1 00,
furoau^
SI ediriac
If not ia
cn receipt of. price.
* kiesar uu Cleedfcp l Skia Diseaaes mailed
*W-
M A ij-iriEDia-HC CO.. Macon, Go.
For sale by Droofcttr i Bun. |). ij. Briggs
A Go.OT.8. Lave* an3 7. II.
jaaUl
••srrrr
removal
Ilniuptoa
said:
“Sign It now.”
He *lgac<l It
presence to send
I wont from btw
tbe *lu<l m-ws to
W. Cilnnro 8im-u* a* Administrator of
Qfl>ecca Hio*WiQifc deceased. Ploietitr, ae
Wibiam SingiOte* and other*, LefeudUnu.
_ to*
tbs reotu at tho hotel. As I went In
thA attest, before 1 tm<! Umo to think
of the angel visitor, l found the news
over the sireet ono post nil ovt-r rita
coutinent on the wiuqs of tho tel-
sgntph that Gsnrral Gordon bad
secured tho removal of the troops,
from South rttroiiuR, and that a
baby was born Idm in hte room nt tho
tretel, aud hat! U>. o riirfstencd hy th#
public ‘•Carolina Gordon.” [Ap-
plana)
A few weeks thereafter the. .women,
of South Carolina sont to that Infant
visitor a large ellver vase. On ono
std^wns hcmxrae, TJatt^llna Gordon,”'
on the other w^a tbe dispatch from 5
SVado Hampton addresse-I 16 mo at
Washington, In theso words: “Tho
troops are removed, perfect ponoo
prevails ; the Buts of South Carolina
thanks you.”
— i
While tbe Agricultural Department
PSOBm JUDGE'S SALE- |
.STATE OE SCUTU 0AI10UNA,
darnwedl coi’Ni r
rt tiiXcwMkt tty probate.
we
ehiitVcd ci nee "» the -Isy pf Jme, 1880
I Will oell at ttiirawell Court Ihuive m« Mon
day. the Alh d»y »»f July, 1888, It being i eg-
ular Sale* lay of said moatti, within ttie 1*»
xal l>uur>|ul »Me, |fc» fudowisg deecrflx! 3 pro
perty. to wit;
"‘Ail thru certain tract of.
MapHUife and Beaalr afurraoid. cemtaiuing
p*pfct (8) acre* more or 'era a»d bdffndcd by
land* of Ibrf F» f. Carroll, U. W. M. Wil
liam* and \V. G. Bimnis..
Tertis oash. Parchnaer tope/for pHpaea.
■’ , - B. T. Kice, J. r. U. C.
rebate Office^ une Idth lK8ti.
Jaiie^lTfh^Sw^
COLORED TEACHEiUJ
INSTITUTE,
and the farmers of tho State arc attemp
ting to solve tho prob’em of a scien
tific education 'or fanners’ sons, there
is a mas in Marion conn'y, Samuel
Watson by name, aa we are informed,
who is reaching a rolathnof this pr b-
1cm in a practical fort of way. He baa
opened up a home and a school for boys, I
iutended primarily for those who arq!
ontibte to educate themelves. They j
arc taken on the condition they remain
with him aii tho tiue. He b<a’ds and
clothes them, and puts them in .iebo<4
from 9 a. m, to 3 p. m He requires .
each ono to work ou bis form before and J
oiler school hours. Every boy hat his '
fpocilui work and order and gysto
prevail everywhere. The bnja ai
allowed certain !:olidays to visit home
friends. A good teacher, Mr. Prinoa
■Chgvswt is lured for the - school room
work. "> , >; ■ * '
«SWi
- The sreriM of the Aiken and Barnwell
lamitwe for colored Teachers will be bold
tfStke York Street School lloate Aikeu 8, (J.
July 7th and ootrHnue until Ju y 17th.
Hon. 8am K* Harr of Florence, 8. G. win
conduct the same.
Tho colaeed Teachers of Aiken and Barn.
W«H ' ouatioa are expected to attend
l A. Bcurr,
# *
June Hth-IPBC,. .
li.iruwell 8, tj. C,
ML—
8. c. iuv
3w-
i^eedDr
mo FEVER
w* AMD ACM
irEDSTSI
tioaery 8 earn Ku^riae* One LigLt Horse
Power Wt-'enown Lucoaiolive Boiler with
Stuck and tleani &nd .Water Conuectinntbe-
longiug or in anyniao appeiiaiuing ibereto
Terras cnah. To be paid by bidder wbeo
preptfrty ia-kauokedduwa. ——
WaT£*tow.v Stcam Exuibb Cs , 1
. 4# " Mortgagees.
By Chas Carrell Simms. > __
Their fctterrey.
JnnelOth ISSfi. .
XS3 am
9M a M
8 60am
AOaen
108 am:
8.10 am
»-18 *»
8J8am
8.46am
8.68am
10 06 am;.
ir
LeaveAngasta „
Lears Willialoa
Leave Elko
Leave Btaefcvill*
Leave Lees
LeefcBiefreme
Leav^neMerf
Leave Midway
Leave Edifto
Ar. at ■firatehvffle
Leave ttreaehvttta
Ar. at Ckarleeten
11
EAST
a^ 1
AI6a m
7.81 am
7 87am
7 60am
7.66a m
• > 8t«am
0.17 a m
.26 a
8.tf am
8.8na m
If 80pm
PLEASANT ROOMS,
TIRSTCLA33 TABLE
AT TDK HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 King Street, Charleston, 8. C.
lv i_ South Academy of Music.)
This well appointed Hotel will be
opened for reception of Guests March
1.18S5, hy G. T. ALFORD, T'Outlj
Proprietor New Brhrtriou Hotel, BuHI-
var'a Isteod. Tbe Windsor te newly
furuteuod throughout, havirg hair
manrcseeB and wi»v* n wire-springs n«
all beds. To make ibis a strictly, fa to
lly Hotel no liquors will be odd on the
premise*. *
Having many years experfrnev, I
|>rt>»ite* Uv-irtuf b*s_ with rfacti
paTrdnhge a ple;:S:tbt bom?, while li.
Charleston.
-Notes: $1 50 to $2 per day.
liberal rates by week or mcoth.
FRORTOF TIB COURT MSB,
Barnwell. H- O.
Is now open for the reception of
transient aod permanent boarders.
* Every attention will be given to the
comfort of its gaesfe.
Fore, tbe beet t he markets wIH afford.
Booms always clean and ootnful ta
ble snd the beet scrvlco that ran be
obtalnetl. BEN DAYlEH,.
' Prnprtetore’
THE
Bladkville Bakery,
RESTAURANT
% —AND— .
Ft icily Crossry
J. H. BORoElt, Proprietdr.
Fresh Bread every day. ’ ^
Meals at all boors,
_ All too deilcndee of the season,
Tbecboicfkt confectioneries, cakes,
candlse, kuuuoU goods, fruits,
Wes. 'T *
v AH at tbs lowest pikes and warmal-
sd to he the best.
CALL AI
t
J
COLUMBIA PIT WON—WE
Daily (Except toOessdea)
Leave Braaokvflle 8A1 am
Arrive atOemiae 1X87 p ■ 1
Arrive ai • VdemWa 10.86 amt
Leave Coin ulna 7.00 a m
Leave Cashlea 7.46 a m
Ar, al BraykvilH 6 60 a m
EXl’KEM (PA1LT) WBfT.
Leave Oarleslea, 10 80 y m
Leave fcraeckvlte 2.13 a m
Leave BteekvtUe 4.26 a aa
Ar. Aagu.ra 7.22 a m
EXPRESS (MILT) EAST.
Leave Augrata 10JO p m
Ar. at Rteekvilte 1.42 am
Ar. a( Braerhvllle 8.16a m
Arrive ai Chert rrtea ^7.14a m
••CONXBCTIONA.”
rraaectlremmait STAwyarts wtti
R. R. le eodfraa el )»i*ie WfcLfc
wesi.by alt traise, erhl thrvwgsVI
i ween Charlesies aed AUaata sa I
prrae lrains.
CoaDeeiiew made ctChariestea wt
Easterit It. it. fer priaie North awl'
York Biramere en tofavdaye.
Onnectteae made oi Columbia
lamina aed Grenville M. R. aed C
Columbia end Augua^ X B. M ami
p ints eebelh Rueds.
Cnnasetloas wade al BlaekvHIe fc
well It. R.
D.C. ALLEN, B.r. AT.
JOHN D. PECit. Geaerol Managi
THETEOaflafiHBRBITi
H".
* *? A
»/_ 'J-.
KICHMOKI
Wlllsema limited
this season, tiihct *t
or in aay tenVan
where fivt or more desirp
Bleb mood te »rl«b
K!n^i t grnt
points and
lower CorooBa.
Attfc
mite hi tkgcw itufnuies.amt
cestort Mvebosn
aod
era nra fcrited, before
nrratfcvmnetn, to call
plantation in
K^ndiiSf 41
furnished. ^ F.
feb4