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UROKT COUNTY C1RCU1AT10N
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, THURSDAY. JULY H 1k«7.
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rrufraKluiul.
Wp havp hpt<n r* , liably tnfornipd that
oup i»*‘\vn|i»|*pr in fin* Stan* eiii^lojiH in-
Ijpo <*oin|H)(<ir«>r»i In iu uHW'*s VV«*11, If
ha'* a right to. Itut what il<>.*-< riin prpii|>.
uf thp Stat«* think of this imm- in tin* di-
rptinn of (4n.*ap labor atidofi-rinytBng
young w hitHiu^nout of un‘lu of iiulun-
try pp:*ullarly sultpd to tJ^tu Y TIip Ob-
•pwt tHtik# ita di'gradntion of an bon-
orubb* binilfiPKa; and i<> fur an wi* an*
Kmwrnpd, ippaking for Tin* Oburrver
aloin*. wa-wlU- hava nothing to do with
any iipwapapir rdit^d by a will to man
anil »pt by upgrop*. Wp n.iy thD in no
nnkind ujilrlt, but ax an buinbb* protpat
• gainst what wp rogard as a luwpiitig
of a profpaslon that iippHs abovp all
thing* to Ik* kppt on a high plaile. 'Hip
nrwspajKT rpferrpd U» is not published
In Nrwbprry county.—Newberry ()b-
aprve^.
We *up|>oiip that our »*otemporary is
aarply referring to soon* on« of the pa
per* published by colored men in this
.State, for there are no earjiet baggers
now amongst us, and no one "native
and to the manner born” would assist
in siieh an approach to soelal eipialitr.
Besides, the |*atronagr i.f #m |*a|>l r
managed by an Anglo-Saxon would
♦ery *oon transfer Itself to some other
journal or do without any newspa|w*r
at all. Hut, on the same line, isdored
publtsbera ought not to allow white
printers to ••set wp” In their o®res. It
|« not *ctlpture but It Is its spirit to %a>.
what (omI bath set asunder let im> Mian
j-Sn togellirr.
t tutu
I'rsww w liat •sane of our rxrhangc*
Mt . w» are In. Lined ssunea bat natbe
upiulsMi that Judge A Id mil ha. her
little ’off' tale It, lor Instead ol rharg'
Iwg I be t. rand Jurtr* ol AMiPtlllo aiol
AwdefasH* as to tbetr powers and dutiw>
woder I 1st law, be Indulged In rillt. iawts
of I Me ue*.pa|ef.
The We W spw|vrs of I be Stair bate lee li
rfttlrtstwg |w soaue rw^ul tire arlwriui..
irwikswi of jwstlre in Wowib >a aruilna,
wbb’btbr) batea|»lfesl fight l«> «b.
and ther will k«ep d -li^r It.
The MP«sf«|ors to Ihd ■Sste a/e a
ps-pef In gt.tng *Uafe •••* pwblt.' > igu-
Um. In e * |*atwg error and rs.pt. nillt.g
lot w bat ta IM*. and *4 gs««l rr|«.ri. and
Tbs Prrrlfpat mil Not ho.
Mr. Cleveland has dPcjdetl not to go
to St. Lotilit in SppTptnbpr. ; This is to
be regretted for al'ltousatid reasons, bur
especially for'the otte assigned. The
people ol' the great \N KSt ttlld .^outliweht
would certaiui.\ give him a cordial ami
hearty wejeome, and tin*, tineatciicd*
itiaulu of cpxtalu. reptihttcan dcuuir
gogucs,* who. rcgpinblc patriofs as »
manikiii resembles a man, would only
be irshovelful of garbagw^ilV (fiTlosnom-
4iig prairie, , ' ^ •
Mr. (. leveland lias jierarittal^r won Ids
way to the hearts of the•Aliiei iraii pco-
pleIn all secflons sif tin* country. yAIc_
ba« performed tlu*. duties of lus blglt
ottlep with an honest sincerity of |iur-
|K)se and without the political sensa
tionalism of a self-seeker, lie has kept
the obi ship of State on an even keel and
created such |H>pular conBU. tic* in a
ilemoc rath'adminlstrsaUiu-that we hive
ptiteretl upon an era of unprecedented
commercial prosperity. There is not a
rrrcnaringrtmnt+n
eign relations aiidliiour
jieruian<‘iit-pcaoe and ipiiet reign. He
lias made mistakes, doubtless—as wine
has not Y—but they have been the result
of a carefill conaervittisin.
What, then, is the 'mearting’of the
(•erplexity w liieh comes from Si. I.ouiai'
In the last auafysis it th x*iiiised by a
few disgruntled Jacobin |H>liticlnus who
are envious of democratic success. It
is a gross and indeeeut exhibition of
partisan dog-ln-tbe-niangrrUm, of the
most (*otlteliiplib|e spirit of lleiuagoggy
that lias been seel! since the close of the
war. It calls itself patriotism, but it
uses the national flag as a convenient
disguise I.) hide its real motives as it
steal* toward the national treasury. It-
eric* country, hut it means ulliee. It.
stands in the market place, and like the
fool |*harl»cr of obi thanks l.od that it
Is not as other inru are. not even a* lid*
|NNir democrat who U n>i^ enough of a
|iolltlcian to Ik* dishonest. And all lbs
while under its waistcoat it. tal«c It
tieats loudly for a e|iatH*e to get at the
|wri|iii*ite« of |Hiwer.
Mr. t’let eland refltsrjl pi go bl >*t.
laotls iMN-attae his presence them may
tend t«i revive obi |.«oe. slid retlgw the
•ptarrel la tween North and •'*••111 It. The
wtate «»f M isM.uri otters a geuersms b.~-
pilalit) 1*. the \eU rails ol I be | ilinll
stgnllteani cvrnl. Th**
ling g.ssl w III w btrh
Tbs llsttls at KlTrrN’ Brtdass.
(B. S. W. hi Hampton (Juardiiin ith Inst.)
When the Confede.rate forces, early
In JK«o,» were, compelled tt> abamiim
tlteir line on the Charleston ami ffavait-
uali If ail way, the Suikeliatcltie river
was selet-tetl as the next line of defence;
Cot. K. TL—Hacon, .’IJd Georgia Hegl-
nioijt, was ordered to proceed with the
::*Jd wwid Ulb Georgia ftegiments of
iulittitry to Kivers’ bridge, w itli orders
to cover the river front to |M.ints mid-
Vay between Hivers’ and liroxton's
liriilges ou the east ami Buford's bridge
011 Uic woHf, a fiout of alHiitt tivi; miles.
Tlris force w alynigmented by a battery
of light artillery and a.sqiiadruu of cat-
airy, both South Carolina coniiuunds.
Col. Bacon took Ids {msltion and placed
hts forces to Hie le st advantage. Itlfatl-
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. Tbr Klsrk Nat’s RlicliU. .
Yes, I tlid find one colored niatr in Al
abama who claimed that, he was op-
| jiressed on account of his color and pre-
! vlous condition. It wasnt the depot In [ J!. ,,,ia, r
Selma. Wts two were alone bit the plat- 1
• lorm, ttnd as we drifted together and he
nimbi up lijs mind that I didn't intend
to steal bis satchel, I asked how be was
getting on.
"I'oorly, sab, -very poorly,” he an-
’ swered:
.-sue* **^. ^
FOR SALE.
wem pcisted tlic cavalry pickets.
Kunhworks were conetrueu d ami tre» s
felled In tlic swamp on both sidesof the
rr.—Irrmrr hrr-l r.t.id leacttiig af’TTJ^ Ttrr tn tdgeq. COf.
internal ulla_‘r. Uiicon was ordereil by Gen. Mcl.aws,
division coniuiatider, to destroy the
bridges on file Approach of the enemy,
asMM’ti.us our retiring pickets were
safely in, and if forced to retreat to do
so across Lemon’* swamp to New
bridge, on the Kdisto river. Tlu* ap
proach of the Federal army was heral
“Don’t they give you a chalice?*
“No, salt—no, sale. White folks down
on. ns mighty bad.” 4
‘•Give me a sample ease.’’
“Wall,” lie replied, after taking allt-
tb* time to think, “dey-doan’ respect!
our rights ’tall. One night las’ full free ]
of ’em come to my * house at midnight
try pickets were stationed on the south an’ dun woke, up ah' lugged me oil to
side of the swamp, and beyond these jaU.’’
“What fyrV’V
“Said I dun stole a hog.’'’
“That's cool. And you were an in-
nnwnrnTkTvr- ;—
“Sartin 1 was, an' if <b*y Jtadn't
s’arched my house wi’dout hevin’ a
warrant or de sllglifest authority, I’d
prove it."
"But why couldn't you after the
soareh?”
“Kase dey dun found de pork itiidei'
the Ibiah, sah! Ig' I bad bin a wliit»
tied by our retiring cavalry picketa I inari tlo you reck<m dey wmiiM liev any
the tollowlng
force was rnu-
alMiut noon of the day 'Ttf'TtTe attack
About :i t.’clock in tin* afternoon our
infauiry pickets were driven in,‘closely
followetl by the kederals—indeed, so
closely that the destruction of- the
bridges became an exceedingly difficult
malice, and w a* accomplished under tlic
enemy’s fire. Sbarpshootiiig was kept
up during the afternoon ami picket
tiring all night. Git
iiioriiing • 'ol. ttacou
forieil by Fil.ll|ay*S l{egi|||i*tlt of Geair. I
giaTris.ps, iutantrv. IalxieeM-year-oUk|
lM>ya,) under (‘••ttiinand of Major Me> |
Gregwr, mod a brigade of \\ heeler’seat- ,
airy, tiioler eotoin.-uid of t'ol. Ilariiaott, 1
ol letiiessee. This brigade ,.| cavalrv
numbered at that time but g.'st men.
This little ‘ arniv,’* uiimlK*riiig in all ,
about t,jnO meti, braced lltemwives fur ,
the eoiilliet, knowing that feartul odd-
would lw* ca.t again.1 them, but “theirs
mdto p**i«**tiw Hy.**' Kiting 1 nmiuetirTvt-*
• arly ott th** m •ruing of-eiicset-oml tlay, ‘
and reteate»| 1 ft..rt. were made hv Hie
high banded outrage like dat ? Didn’t
tb*y do it kase dey kimwed I war a |s>or
black man wblunt any rights? Talk to
me sab. of a rul'd puasoti's rigid, down
ye’re! He li.*tin'i got none. Dat pork
w as stole ip the night.an’ I didn’t leave
a single track behind, an’ yit dey etitti
an’jumped right ou me like dey was
stiafi all ib* while folks was honest, an’
all ' de rest of the cull'd twoph* bad
moved a wav.”
I offer for tale my plantation, “Mag
nolia,” situated iit Bulloch ('omit ,
ia, near the great Ogeeebee Kivu,
and lixjtt miles front Station No. fi on the
O^tnil K. H. The place contains tu 0
acres of tirst class land, level and'well
adapted to long or short staple cotton,
corn ami oats. Almut (‘J>7)tw o-se vent Its
of the place is under cultivation, the
balance being in original fort sf of pine,
oak. hickory ami (logwood. The Im-
provemeiitiy consist of a two-storied
trunic (Iwelling in good repair, contain
ing six rooms, hall ami piazzas, front
ami rear, framed gin house ami press
and several tenant houses. Excellent
water. School, churches and mills quite
convenient.'* Fine sociable neighbor
hood and tish ami game in abundance.
For further particulars applv to
\V. F. HOI.MLS, Jr..
Barnwell C, II., 8. C.
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—(4eMI *m4 p#s4w«iMsl astgKvwIb.SM I,
11 raws! JmrU». Ikr wlirCtwl It *m up
Talk aka.«( the UrasIWtets iladug
barm b« a • ao-fM amf f-aO-*. rXM-«-
•whv *4 Ibe trwrb. The « marts and I be
Judge* ba>e ,bme Ibe barm by Mltug
btgb banskesi t rtmlwls g*> hhw blpf*-<l
af jamb* by fm am m m4 ibe lartlMt a lib
w bib b ball U .^«alnr<l. and Ibe aas*
manner la abtrb Vefxltrta >4 ars|ttlllal
ar» wared
Mn graa* ba* tbU alusae Imrsuaa, I bat
In man} tnataare* ibe |**>| le feat mat-
petbd m Ibetr van (b-leaar. In rise up
and r uf* MsmtosM ja*tba. TbU U
Talk aUmt tbe uew »pwper* *lan4e
lag tbe Mala. Ibey bat dUs a** Ibe facta
*4 tbe altaalkm, abb b fart* ibe new »-
pager* am la nu man* m*|nuMlb|e
and apeaklag tbe trail, la uw sUinlrr.
Tbe alaufler again*! tb> StaU* Ima In
tbe euarflliou <4 affair aariitUmed ahovr
IMIverlng effuakma fn*m lire hem-li
abmit newrnaprr rtble*, U n>4 the way
m CUT rest abwae*.
Tbe new • paper* afieak w Ith no uneer-
latn anand, and It a ere trell If their
sate* <4 admonition and wanting were
by Judges even.—Kuialer Ad
W
tail Iirnggists ,,f
have been afllltlg I tr. 1v ing a N • \\ I > . - -
iMVeay, Klertcie Biifer. xml ItnrkU-u's
Arnica.Salve for fmtr years. Have
tteArrJiaiulled retliedie* that sell as W ell,
or give *«tell liliisereal sattsfaetir*U.
Tb» rr have In-en soirw* w ••i»ib*riiil a*iirr.
elleefed fiv lliesr* lurilieiltes* in thi. city
Several «- .1 m- - p| • •ti> >11 need 1 l .,111 | -
lion hava. Inett entirely cured hv Use of
a few ln.tile.iti Dr. king'* \tw Dt»-
<s*verv, taken in ciirtnect;oft wttli Else-
STAYK OF (SOUTH I’AKULINA,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IX THKCOI RT I’MOBATR.
Bj Longvtrcct Gantt,* lv-q., Judge ol
I'robutc in lianivvcll County.
tVhrre:ia. II. .1. Brtblmni npplirs for Lat
er* of Adiuinisinitiua uu tbe otaieof M. II.
UoJt. dtceiHel.
. 1 lie-e :,re Ilicrrforr. in cite and-adtnnnieli
all and singular, tlic kindred and creditors
nflliC said drcca-ej. in Oviind h| [ cr.r b, t jre
no* at a I’unrt of I'lubMte for ibe said county
to he htild, n at Bnrtiwcll (’ II. on .Saturday,
ih- *.';;.| d*y of July, I>s7, at II a rlu< k
a ru . to sUuw catnc. •! any, why the said
a'I n, i it i« • rat inn sli«iiM'*u>l be jj'rintrd.
tiivrn tiiider my hand and the seal rf the
(’(•urt ibit Till day of July, A. U. I>*7,
and ta ibr I Jgtk year of AeirruMii li.'lrj cn
drucr. .LGNUhTItLKT (iANTT,
. Judge uf rrwUa'a.
J II’ v 11 J»
Nulicr to iVbitr* and I rfiliti is.
Bome
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Bitter*. H e
(I hv It Bat,it
A t o,
t«tl-Tr, *tt*«
i thwrrcr:
Tt»
n alway <
•)•*• of the
All |M*r*oM« indelit*
I 'I .* llulMHI. I - I .
i . " ' . . I • ■ • i. • 11, ^ r,
make ininn diatr
sous holding Hal
late at'* r<s|t<e«od
atfeated, |o the I
d fo the estate of
late of Barnwell
IreFehv t.oTill, d to
pav metit and all per
ns against th** *ahl Os
lo pr-** nt ilwtn. dttlv
inlet*lgtie<| at Barit-
«». II. BATKH.
Aaimtid-irator.
\.:|.rr hi Ik h uf'
There I* a* much ifkiadulterated ego
tism to tbe’lnrh In the foregoing quota
Don a* we have ever found embraced in
like limit*.
Thb 1‘r.ort r. U atn»ngly In favor of
free spewrh a> any Journal In the State,
hut for freedom of utteram*e the Fourth
' of July deliverance of our cotemporary
takea the cake, aurpaasing anything we
hare seen, known or dreamed of In
nearly ten yoars of newspaper life. It
■mews sirgularlv InennaUtent that ao
ardent an advocateof free speech should
he nnwflllng to grant to others that
freedom of tongue and thought which
it claim* for Itself as among its dearest
rights.
At Anderson and Abbeville, Judge
Aldrich, a venerable public servant,
trusted time and again by the people of
the State, In the line of his duty vv anted
the juries that they should not allow
their minds to be biassed by the hasty
statements of thoughtless papers’,' and
for this effort to secure fair trials and
the best administration of justice he is
warned that he in tint keep silent or ac
cept the aw ful ahd undefined penalties
of the terrible w rath of a free press.
Tax Ptort-E does not regal’d .1 ttdge
Aldrich or any other Judge as infalli
ble, but it canrtot be doubted that he Is
at least as devoted to the best interests
of the State and as competent to give
counsel as the newspaper critics w ho
are so w ise in their own conceit.
Fortunately for the 8tate the coterie
of journal* that have assumed to regu
late Judges, juries and ail public con
cerns i* small in number and other re
spects. The majority of our people and
jwpers are of the ojtinioti that our laws
'and their execution are as fair and just
aa human imperfections will permit,
and will bear favorable comparison with
the administration of affairs in any ek-
HiaH rommunitW under the sun, and
it mast ba granted that U jurie* sad
Judges and Courts have, at times, failed
10 mum ®ut justice, that mautyper*
JmrmlmA iWtA Vo
; of such reaults.
with tbe. Advance add
kef libs conduct serin* toik
• ini « ry :-
,.ld lewises *r» o
w* rnual dig th<
|».*p lx rltlipf
w,mlh ami thp
a|(Sit; m
allow Pat ta, 41* mil,” m
Ami w list srp tla»v that ralsa* till*cry >
I’ra*plipt* w bo eat hs nst* anal wild b«>n-
er, and prpea'h of fralertvily throughout
the la to I * N«4 at all Metcsmen w lm
l>|pwd for natb*nel niihm. ami pio|pav*ar
to Mini Ibe Stales together with Hie
strong coed (4 a I'omnem b>ya)tv T Not
at all. Tlmy are green eyed imlnk-iana,
••Mi ton* deniagognes w bo plv dUni|>-
Haatt a* s Irwaje. who barter tbeir Irltal
• •raiaarv s Sot it tbe biowiy /hlrt for a
rbaiM-e to get into |mwer. anil w bo imll
Hie victorious flag with the foul breath
of th*4r imnuiimi ambition. They rep.
n -pm no one but tlirm-clvc*. Na»t the
countn, not tlic republican rank atul-
liie, ou It ihetr |MM>r, miserable and
over-ambitiou* bpIvcs.
Thea«* men, republican leaders, are
the obairtN'Iionist* o( the hour. They
will not have peace. For tliem the war
ha* not ended. Tlteir mission l» to cre
ate III feeling, to perpetuate sectional
disturbance, to ki«p the nation’s hlooj
I (oiling, and to start afresh the yelp of
the dogs of w ar. These men deal in
palsies, and hoist the flag of the Union
a* the pirate does w hen creeping up to
a rich memhantniati fo despoil him.
But H»*N country i* safe. It has
already se.ti tin s** ingrates to the r ar.
It onlv retnalna for the people to dig
their political gntvr*. a* they will do in
1H88, and consign rlieot to the obscurity
w hich is their onlv desert.—Ncp York
Herald.
tins to Kill Nat Orsvs.
The Southern Cultivator for July
says: From B. F. Crayton A Sons, who
have a line stock larra at Anderson, S.
(’., comes this very hopeful experience :
In the May issue ol the Cultivator (on
page SIS) you ask if any one has found
a plan to eradicate nut grass. He have
an old garden spot Hint became infested
w ith nut grass to such an extent that
we thought we wonld bavc jp abandon
It, as nothing would criYtheTUuff.
concluding to try someth Ing better, we
plowed it up and planted it. in Bermuda
grass, dropping a good-sized hunch of
the Bermuda grass after the plow in
every furrow , about ten to twelve in a
foot. The grass sprang up and soon
coveted this ground. Thar was tliree
yWIYSastTieirTind now you cannot find a
sprig of mat grass except on the edges
of the plat’where we did not get* stand
Of the Bermuda.
A Carr tor Mask* Rltr*.
An old woodsman of Australia, wbo
used to ratch snakes for pastime, says a
raw onion bruised and applied *> soiut
as possible to the wound, is a certain
cure for the bite of all the venomous
#erj**nt« of that country, rrc-pt the
dead adder, which he admit* is so poiso
nous, and it* poison is *o quick in act
ing, that There i* no know n remedy for
It. That the onion I* a speeitie for the
*t!ng of poisanou* inserts of all kinds
ha* Tong l»e»*n known to the writer «f
ihl* paragraph, who.js hen a hoy,Inva
riably carried ww on axpadltion* with
companions against hornet's iie*M, etc.
it was found that the application of
union juice would instantly allay live
' 4> Urn --Uog uf buruel*
eJlow jarimta, bars, rtiv-—Washington
*borl
■ I lb<* -a
•mm slid
ot il(em,*[vral* »e
I hem; Federal* Vrr»* In
To -air tbe gun* w a* n*'
oSjc t o| tio* I ((iile(l*-rale ct(ii((K4
I ol. Ils< on ordered lour rciioJ*
Hied from each gnu of tbe tmiiery
rapid sue-'***i«*ii a* po**iti|e.
iiilault v wa* ordered to do lb*' **■(»••.
Kverviiting wa* ready, ibe tiring wa*
let tin* (b-ti*r cloud of
rd the Imr-e* were run
■id driven
ghl loss,
and Ibe
retreat to tbe E'li»to l4%an.
Thu* were our **worju* charged and
carried in gallant -tyle," aiid\lhu« did
itelkiia|('* Brigade “stunible over cy- |
pre** km*** and make a lodgmenr, and !
caused the retreat the entire rebel l
arniv.” rriaoiiera afterward catuiired i
•I ited to forma, mi that their lo»« at 1
KivFr’s bridge wa* bcavv, and could
Mr. |t«ntwurth visit Kivcr'* bridge now
and see l Itch and *• oiie moiiiimnit reared j -
“in mriuory of the Confederate <lrad | ^ UatilHtn & (-<>
w bo Ml at Khrer’s bridge,” be would
realise that aoiiietliing beside* wading
w a* dime.
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'v lalriy started in
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RISEN LIKE TEE PHffiNIX
j- izrVND M AJKINCt
A lew Start at the Old Stand
I A I Too BUSY NOW TOTAkK MUni AND HAVEN’T TIME TO
v’liie an adveriisciucot, btit put < ne in Pmk I’mti.e neat week ai.d tell tlie puh'io
That 1 am nt home once luor.v am) ready io s(4ve uiy curtoRvers with better iacili-
ins ihin evrt-UelbrF. Fm.li *•;» the gre.tibg i*»a Mi. Fim .it Brown gave u> Led ^
week as vre-sTcpped ue*o*T the ibrcaliold ol his new store at tbe old lauiiiiar vwii.er
aud extended our right hand lyid earuc*! congratulations.
Thus left 1C our own devices wre g5 lo thn^Rql i4Ml*e ppyres* 'If. Brown has
made since he became a resident of J’daekvi.k*, Im»w from a mii.iI' tH'guiuiug be
had built up a inagititicent incrniiitile business, and how on fhe 2l.«l of March hel
tbe Ore tieod had swepl away I etWceu Boon and ot.ld limF, re bousca. w are
house*, rcsuh'iicea. tenement*, jik k h-uuisc, lurniiuie. i< iictisg a hu** i t over liliy
thousand dolDrs ulmve msmance, and how we saw him the next dav belofe the
suinke ol the ties had clcorcd away, ol lluir fwbeta hud cooled u.akiug fcady to
resume, and Ww we bod b.m low
HUPKHIOH XO DISASTKH-
Fuch energy aud ri(ter|»ri»e have made him a grraf merihant and wow'd have
•'on l.int ills'mci nm in witv in hrf RT'c. I loti hi* Bilg’it have iiiU« U- ills hfw
|kojTisTy 77THie lotnre ol BLckvd e fli tl.e I.eaJby (.•"’wOgiuo of ins txwopie will
•pi • k"i ihe energM-a of its tVfefy citiii n.
Loti tii( B ibis spk ii l'«l ati-r*. we | *ss through what may be termed the
MIS( KI.LANF.olS RETAIL DKPAKTMENT.J
apartn.> r t devoted to ti e *a’e ol Oi petal M. itli-i d'*** v-f rvr»y Jc.
id gn up /lairs oi*o Ihc ( f l i hiiig isilrMiiou*, a Will h**Utwd h* 1 lai B e
ut rtain a tout tv lonvyiiti -n v» hold tbu
A spvci ’ii
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rWMgh to
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TEN THOUSAND l>Ol.LAU STOC K
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I fH Mrw • (s-k-Is Il al I r wil h-ive t
! L,. k hud • nr way ■ u:n Ins l*it> k w
| ludd b—I for a l*m ne and wW:cb «
t ••■mi, Va t, Coffee and lb* wlnir I-
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k l«f re the Fa 1 tro«i»o|rt>a. and roaong
it-* for k«a%V gr mm*. lsr*.e rt>**u. h to
r (t« wd< <i with vat Lad mt# vl Lawn,
it to, u* uf
B mk
NOTICJ
STAPLE C.KOC EHIES
ia*l p. a'iG il.e at petite* of hwntiy h'im*m» v.
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AUGUSTA. G \.
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erYo lr*at or aos-id a lAal I
nan who drank torv«-»s. That J
I rule a* far a* it go*s. a \ bet. I
is not io treat or 1*0 rreateil by I
: for if he il"*** mu drtttk io ex*' I
• lIh* treating nmy lead in that. 11
• h man lorm biio*e|| into an i
llillg society of one. |l will Ik* j
bitnsoif and lictter (or hi* i
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Il3t*r Idji No iff.
w r.
ii*'
llN«ktrM*B %rtilii( WmIvw.
Tlic I test Hdvs* bi the w>rhl for Cuta.
Bruises, 4* res, l':c*-ia, H.dl ■ Jkto'utii,
FcVrl H ice. Liter, ( ho||ed H*l(ds,
Clilildulaa Ck'llia, Mud all Hkin Lint-
lors, and |■•>alllvely cures libs el bo
pay required. It ia guaranteed to gt***
| • It* 11 sntisfacth u or mon*y r-fnie**
(I. 1*1 Ice gj c* ».ts per b> x. For bolt*
cr than the average for July lu the hre-
vinns ten vears. It. was exceeded in
.Urloa* la New fork.
Mr. G. L. Imvvrrnee, 3.!f> Washington
St. writes: 1(0 ear* melons received
last week, closed nt #l-> t*> *^.*1 per hun
dred. I sold a Blackville car Saturday
chairing Flflfi for ship|H r. Georgia re-
ce.ipts will diminish end price* go up.
S. (’. Melons are rather small hut unu-
sually Rvvoot this season.
^ — —
Th* First Rale of *H7.
Primus W. Jones, of Raker county,
Georgia, celebrated the Fourth of J uiy
by ginning, packing and selling the
llrst hah* of .this year’s crop. If weighed
4N2 pounds, was classed low tuidming
and hriMiglit, at auction, 23 cents jkt
pournl. Mr. Jones has been first hale
man several years.
Kina (olton.
The July report of t he national de
partment of agriculture says:
The status of tho cotton crop has not
declined since the last renort. In the
Southeast there is a' slight reduction,
compensated by a small advance in the
states West of the Mississippi. The
i’.Laverage is !>7, « hich is four points higlt-
‘ \ ‘ “
It was exceeded
1878 and 1380 and nearly equalled in
July of 1881 anti 1884, which w ere years
of small production. There have been
hut. two dulv-re cords below ninety since
1878. ThoStah* averages are. as follow s:
A'irginia 08, Nortli rarolina 93. South
Carolina 07, Gtxtrgia ibi. Florida 08,
Alsbama 08, Mississippi -00, 'Louisiana
St^rsTifNas 08, Ark an mis t>0, Tennessee
OS. The crop is under unusually clean
cultivation, there lK*ing few reports of
injury fn*ni excessive moisture and few
of drought, (lotion worms are!, indica
ted iu very few localities.
HE KNEW THE WOgST.
“I will know the worst!” he Mid-r*
"For O, this wild irurest—
Thi* pitiless, tense, unvoiced snspeuM*,
It will kill me unexpressed!”
So he said : “I w;lll know the worst!
I will face her with lifted brow,
And speak uiy love tho’ the heaven*
share : J
Weej* stars to stay the vow .**,
”1 will know the worat!” he said.
And Imo- at her feet bv tell.
Uag-tl
Um4T
. In the tab* hr had to tell.
And hr kncw.O, h**
MUs lU>»a Elizahcii, Cleveland, the
I’rrsifMit’s literary sister, Is -aid to be
engaged to a Buffalo w idower.
Tlie first hale of new Texas cotton w as
void at auction in New York on Monday
and brought 23 cents a |>ontid.
5*12 car loads of melons have lieen
*hip(H*d from Brooks county, Ga., this
season,and imrliaps lOOmoruw ill follow.
The Grand Division of Sons of Tem
perance will meet in Abbeville on Wed
nesday, July 27. The order in South
Carolina has more than doubled its
numbers in tlie past year.
Office.County Commission km*,
Barnw ell, S. ('., July 11th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given rot]uiring the
Sub Couiuiissionej-sof roads throughout
tlie county to call out all baud* subject
to road duty and have the public high
ways thoroughly worked on the 1st, 2nd
and 3d days of August next, and tile a
report of the work done as soon thtire-
after as practicable.
Bv order of the Board.
WALTER S. EAVES, Clerk.
Office County CoM.vibsioNgns,
Barnwell, S. C., July 11th, 1887.*
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion lias been made to the County Com
missioners to open a public road com
mencing at or near the seven mile post
on the public rqad leadhi" from Bam-
vveH C. H. to Buford*!* Bridge andj’iin-
ning south, crossing the Salfkehatchie
River between J. U. Uay.’s *place and
the mouth of Hercules ('reek and inter
secting the Umber Bridge puhlin road
at or near Janies Ulmer’s place.
Said application will be considered
and pasMjd upon at th' r regular meeting
of tlie hoard on the 6th of September
next. J’rovided, That on or before that
day written consent to the right of way,
without compensation, of all laud-own
ers through whose, premises tlie pro
posed road would pa.-s shall be obtained
and filed In this oilier. All persons con
cerned will appear on that day and
make known any objections thay may
have to the prop<i»ed road.
Bv order of the Board.
WALTER S. EAVES, Clerk.
INSURANCE LICENSE.
EXECUTIVE- UKri ETMfcXT, \
Oinct aY r*sirT**ii.ra firseaAL. -v
, CaLiaau.R Julr^h, !W7 )
I certify that I ilichal*on of Barn-
we’J. Vgenl of thT^wglo Nevada As
surance Corporation, iffcorporated h>
the Hat# of CaJiforn a, has
with th# rwjuisitfons of the Art
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lie*. I Our Iri#
'•rilially invite*! to
sill at *11 lime* k's^p a
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Sunnto i' io Morn! Mtii atlh.
M.v rt <>» south caMouxa*
County *»f Baniwell ^
* ourtof Common I’I* a* }
Fratml* J. (Viler, Francis P. R'Hlgrrs,
W. G. M uckenfnsa, Thomas P. in-
girshy and Francis J. IVilxer, Junior,
’ a* partners under tlie firm name of
ivizcr, Itidger* A Co.' /’on si</»,
against G. W. M. Williams ami W.
M. Williams, ,
COI’Y .summons for kelief.
ToG. W. M. Williams and W. M. Wil
liams, Defendant* in this action:
Y ou an* hereby summoned and re
quir'd to an-'Werihe complaint in this
a •tion, of which a copy is herewith
served njsin you, and to servT* a qpi.y of
your answer on the suhscriherat h’s of-
iiee a! Barnwell Court House, within
twenty days .from tht?"iu*rvioe of tins
summons upon you exclusive »tf the day
of service, if you fail tp answer this
complaint within the time aforesaid tlie
plaintiffs will apply to tlie Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, Barnwell C. H., June6th, 1887.
JOHN J. MAHER,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
{lh] W. Gilmore PDims, C.-CM’. J*
fo the iPfendant, W. M. V\JLLUMS;
Take notice that the summons and
complaint iu this action were-Itled in
the oflico of the Clerk of the Court of
Coimhon Fleas attBarnVveltC’ourt House
in the County of Barnwell on the 2nd
of June, 1887.
JOHN J. MAHER,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Barnwell C. H., Juuc Cth, 1887.
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Tbs Last; Sad Rites
■ f ■ .
"We ke# p cpnstapfly In etopk •» full
line of P-Teut Yjitiilic find Wood Du-
rial Cnse^. Cofijoe aud 0;:sk' tK.
A full Hue of cheap c>-Club, hard-
war**, triinininga,
.! For bile by
M. F. M0L0NY,
Bluckytilc. H. C.
Jul.v 22
I Th.t mi p'v ti e i r.d
1 Tsr>i« •« mh w** * eP t th** h»e k 1 ..•i.mh(# H-•• ||. w#,«a*#s.«s># —• #**vh t«* mhs-
! I«u( all tin l(< (»•* |.i. (I •*-*!* il at adnai tus k#*|«ia uad ih** t* a> g in ka wt ■ ol-
| '(<•'ii g in r*4|itlir- » 11 Hr* J (••r »*■ r* r> a» . ai.d *1 i< h »i ' li e*>
[ how fl nit H> iiv.| (ihI p*.Ii*h<# ttiili- ucetMc-sl (Ixi h« I • a '|r tV-r v •tai-V I***.o *
I I • r * I m. NrV Mxtt'i ih •••■d-u *«.oh, rarfi*v# #•••! lu.^v drin*. I»._ cvi ugi»
, in h>Ai -II il># %iin,!(a il -t li e hu-i> r*> or phssHie of iIk •••umivt r>t|iii(#
sn*i hi von 1 th-ii sta' lo • ■• 1 lot* ral* et* u* cuosj^h m *•* • iHfuiMi-l.* si oh# um ■
I I • <rv* .(• *i mni* ■ #**•»*».h *o t Kiiiv-it |l # efot s •■! m i"vsi«*bi| > .
C»ii.if g lisik *v hid ilegs* hop** wl.i*li wil! Iii'eef hu liaii' il uniti'h'uw for
' ever •* |( ((in *o-l •!• f n'Imo oi •*! In* rvivH-iv# i at *l»!t»l(i( #*•!*, aid (••( (Ik* ihiu- (I h a
h-riK#' h-He the ii-i. g Pii> •tali'ns *1 a ••#« asd aiUsiic iJilirv. I’stsiug bv m
I lied hai r ••u* vr«* gain tl-v •li#. t aid (s*u>c h.ia.c. _ « —
\\ # >ns s.y tin- ili.t our e* lUbv-r^w^vpiffr lliouriN bn (*>• ** star, ib** onli*!
gaais* ti’c* Ihu 1 Io* l**' ••■•■•t I mv* I .rbols <1, h• tp~e**avm id us std *)• id I
M*»ui# all w.|l 11 the luilin* of it! ckvi' • • ul*ia* Ihkis that cVriY *• !ln iS , t* ,, q uf
{r-iuu'ry f'P» w *. ev*ry buvrr d uvei• ha dt-# • f any ib**eri| Ih-o >h 't’d g*- sot* *«*••
< I lw hrloir (lop , f i|, ir erot •• r >aying ia ib-ir »«| piir*. It oouhl esre< d
1 r**ir span* to dr*, nh* Mr. B.owh’s *•( ek in Jvail, bill •« arc ynv *ur# itu* il
j • l! b<' your Hit* r*»t *(i in'rivien lu.n mi«| we ^roin** iWat y^vjtoill (••roe a *' ay
j*«' 4*«.ui|> s'<rpi.*#J at a! at y. u i»M*e ►• oti •i d ##•*•(.ap!»-h#d
I Ae w ild in v , su*i pH | XlO-V 111 ^ W *• *Ee bead
| of iheprurrssioa , j ••>».
The J\ew P^irm,
J. L. Morrison & Co.,
Blackville. S. C.
Graml 0|»eniii
OUft SALES FOR THE PAST MONTH FAR AHEAD OF
— OUR EXPECTATIONS.
The Penury of tbe New Ooculs, the attnictivc iliepUj of Novcllies in
every Department wlitcli baa never been equalled in this section, with
our Low Prices lias tlonu the great woik.
A Magnificent Display of Genuine Bargains in New and Desirubl#
Spring Goods. It is u-r desire to path up salcb and pull down prices.
8*
New Dress Goods,
xdul^colorcd * lien** f'lollis. Sr yard,
•VlineClieckcd NTiinsooIis, ocjarJ,
Vicirria Lawns, 5c y:>) fl,
i’ruiled Lawns, 4 and dc yard,
Rsmiiant* Priiijs »iid Lvw> s. It* yard,
Ci)ni|>leic Line of llamtnirg tlmbrnidcriee,
t'aiiibri
' aey aisl
Ladies’ Fancy Hose, 5c pair,
Gents’ Fancy Socks, nc [inir.
Ladies and ( liildien’s iiandkercldefs, 2j<
cacli, t J
Gents' lliindkercliiefy, 5c eacli,
S>deb4W Linv tU- Puns,' > -
1’alni Leul Fans, Tu eacli.
V \
F*nfinn mi
Tiddc Linen and Napkins,
All Linen Towel*. Itijeacb,
(» cat Cotiou Towels, 5c rack,
I'iioic- Line of rersds,
5x • Hook Coiseis. ?5ecach.
Ladies Kid Gloves,
—, - - - — ^ Gents Kid Gloves,
jainbric. Nuiusopk and Muss Late, only Udiesand. liildren’s Silk and Jersey Glovef
ai d Mins,'
Gents’ Nlioes and 8l:ppers,
Children's 8knes *nd Slippers.
Specid IiO w price* s this denari meat,
j (ients’ Un suedned Sbiru, Ulo cack,
j Gents' Percale Miins,
| Gents’ LT. enTollara, 10c each,
I Gents snd Boys Paper Collars, 6c box.
J L. MORHLSOV.
WILLIAM MjoURLSON:
Hicliard J. Morris.
■L’ndeir Academy of Music,
CHARLESTON, - - - - - S. 0
Hesfinj snd Cooking* ?iovH and Psnges,
Mmiol*. sad House Furnishing Goad> In
jau6
G. L Lawrence.
< «>.MMI»*»10>J MK*iC’H A.N I’
»?• Wt. >cvv Tort,
TUodlr. WATEHMELONS [flOUiu-
»i*el) in (Mr
divkM wftk i
bkmg the Ear
Special attention *is called our stock of Ginghams, Crinkle, Seer«uckeri Che
viots, Parasols-and Fancy Notions.
The AUlIiuery DcpiuTmcut uotitdiw the Latest Stvies in Ladim' and Mi«w0
Trhnoud and Uuiiiiiiiiiitl ILur, Flowers, Fraibers, Kibbons. Velvet*, and ortm-
me u.s. i(:vIi«s’'Syraw ilati, lUe each, Chikireu’* Straw Huts, 10c eRcb. No
clurgc fur triiiiiniiig hats. ' -
Our mew Clothing Deportment is now ope^with a fall stock of 8prin# and
Summer CLtuing for Men out! Boy*. Gents’Liucn Coats, 36c each. Special
Low Prices io Clothing. / . ■
Cents’ aud Buys Hal Di j.arnncut—Splendid Line •!’Straw and Wool Hat* just
■° F ^ . . ■ —s- ^ . '.
Tiroeexns and Plantation supplies at City Prices.
Daily attracliun* wi:J be dhrowu on our counlrr*. We extend j cordial iorita*
lion to all to call and #xaimrm theso Malchlos Bargains wlieth v M purchabcrs or nut
fur uur stylus eauatl fail to please yuujiud oar Low Price♦ impieos you at ever. '
•3L
J3LACKVILLK. W. C.
iUKNKK BT THE (,01'KT HOUSE.