The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 16, 1878, Image 4
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Alnokdctr ■ m«rohftot ’#aiiTte»4a«M<
wife-'-^rt bold oIaj>1«o* of
cftlloo tb*t will wasb.”’*
A girl lo Kentucky Biragk her cro
quet partuer ou the heed with a mal-
; btidn f tver set la and the young
man nearly died. The girl we* kept
m under aneet until bln recovery, and
when be got well ebe married blot, and
now he’a eony he didn’t die.
Old Mr. Dwilegr wan a pyoewaflat
lawyer In Tuolune.. He waa ea»P)oyed
te defend a oliebt-lor eteallng a hog—
jury trial. Mr. Dgdley made an do-
quent and aurceesful plea. The man
wae acqqltte ‘'How can I ever repay
you, Mr. J>ud y ?' I baven’t a cent 1
Accept my tb ike.” “Tbanlte I” cried
the 'awyei, ‘b«nd me a..aide of the
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The Li»u. - Democnuy fcaw de
termined to adhere lo the convention
plan Li :neklrg n mloatlona The Her
ald eayb: . * (ie ccnveotlon bad a axoet
tarmoDlou* soeeion, elected true min
to manage the .maebiaerysofthe cam
paign, and wo believe the, work, of the
laat two yearn, eo well begun, will be
oonUnued in the Interest of good gov
ernment for the county and contribute
te the maintenance of/the Democratic
rqle in South, daroilna.
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Small farma rnnka tmr nolgbbors;
they make ®3N0d road* rthey- make
plenty of gpodi echoola and churchee;
there U money made 1q proportion to
thelafcoc ;le«s labor J^a, wan ted; every-
thiag is kept neat* lean.wagon have to
l^id tor help ; lean time la wasted ;
more la raised to the acre besides, H
it tilled better, there U no watching
of hired help ; the mind Is not kept
la a worry, «tew and (ret all tbg time.
—Concord Register.
A man who has once acquired rep
utation In the world of letters, can
gft high prices for the most Indiff
erent quality - of -his lltsrary wares.
Xr. Tennyson had a very ordinary
ppsm In the last number of the Nine
teenth Uentury, for which It is said he
received $1,571 An eastern paper
noticing this fact, spitefully remarks
that better compositions are dally con*
signed to more than a hundred waste*
baskets , of <the sditoiial offices ol the
laad.
.
Postage stamps are said te have
been suggested to Rolan4 Hill by the
following Incident: TbittjMWren years
ago bechanced to reach the door of an
ion in the nerth of England just when
a postman delivered a letter to a young
servant plrl. She turned It over and
over In her band and-asked the post
age, sighed, and said that the letter
was from her brother, but that she had
no money. Mr. Hill paid the shilling,
and the postman went on bis way, hut
the girl seemed much embarrassed,
and presently confessed that she and
her brother, beiag very poor, had ds-
Ham,-
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vised a plan of communicating by
some signs on the outsldaof-tba letter.
Mr, Hill did not atop pondering on
this until bo had resolved cm,the pen
ny stamp.
This promises to bathe greatest crop
year our fnrrnea have ever known,
The New York Times publlshen dis
patches from, twenty-nine States nod
one Territory, coveting many points in
each State, all ol Its correspondents
sending good news. The first weert in
May, it says, bse not-for years seen the.
genersl crops-of the country in so ad
vanced a condition and making such
gratifying promises of abundant yield.
An exceptionally open winter, followed
by an early t ruing, has set forward
planting and r wing by from throe to
fiyo'weeks; kindly rains have been
npnt, and dectmctlve storms withheld.
In mot sectio and the young blades
and buds ai now chiefly past the dan
ger of Into l its ; of Insect pests,
whose ravages have been, so fatal to
the farmer’s prosperity In years post,
few are reported to be active this sea
son. At no seed-time for,twenty years
have the farmers fait op hopeful,of
great harvests.
At the Superkm Court of Pickens
aounty, Georgia, laat Wednesday, Mrs.
Hate Sothsm, the woman who more
than a year ago murdered Miss Nancy
Gonaat for dancing with her husband,
was tried, found guilty and sentenced
to be hanged on the ZUt of June. The
trial was very-exciting, people having
come into the oourt room from all
parts of the-ocuotry. The woman held,
her child In her arms nearly all. the
time. When sentence was pronounced
she was completely overcome. A vary
unusual thing la the trial of a ease Ip
Georgia is found in the foot that all of
the attorneys on both skJaa, seven la
all, made speeches end were unlimited,
1« time, A motion Inn e new trial wee
OM||and will be heard on Monday,
the 13th.lost, It la more than proba
ble that the- case will, reach the Su
preme Court.. Bboaid she be bung she
will be the seeoudi woman ever hung In
Georgia. And in view of the severe
m ososure meted out to Governor Smith
for permitting Mias Susan gberbardt
to be bow, U is reasonable t» suppose
r Colquitt will have to be
convinced t>f the justice of
before be will allow her
Constitution.
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the petty throughout the, Stete, recota.
mend the following general plan for
condacting the soma.
I. Aapjimwts fee the position of can
didates should, be afcooSoeed individu
ally in any, apd* deemed proper by
themselvee or their irienda. but should.
>plsced41stihctly before the Democratic,
party on their own merits, and not ns
the candidate pf any organized body of
Democrats..
II. Each aspirant for tne position of.
candidate, when he accept* the nomin-
litiou so made, shall immediately notify
tfto County Cliainnaa in wfiupg of tl>«
fact, and in the same communication
state that he is a member of .some local
club, and subscribe to the following
pledge : “I a£rcc to abide by and sup
port the nomi oat iou of the Democratic,
party, and not to accept either a uouii-
na^ion or an office from any other source
than the regularly constituted Democratic
organization,.'’
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t III. At leant five days , before the
primary election, the County Chairman
shall notify the Democratic clubs ol the
aspirants who have-thus qu&'iicd them:,
•elves fur the position of candidate, and
votes cast f<5? any other person or persons
shall not be couutcd.
W., On the day fixed for the priml y
,%!ectton. each local club shall hold an
election for candidates of the Democratic
party, and report the result in writing
over the signatures of the managers. to
the County Chairman. At this election
nonc-but members of the local. clubs
shall vote, and each member, before be-
iqg allowed to vote, shol) take . the fol
lowing pledge : “I solemnly affirm that
I am a duly cnr^HoJ member, of this
Democratic cl’4); ^thad I h*vc not voted
at this election,,aud that I will abide,by
and sustain all nominations made by
the Demofiratift party, wliether for Fed-
erui, State or couaty eflieers."
V. Upon the following day* the
County Chairman and at least two mem
bers of the County Executive Committee
shall assemble ai the county seat, and
aggregate the votes reportod, and > before
sundown declare thecandidates selected
VI, No one shall be declared the nom
ine© of tba party unless he shall have re
ceived a msjori'y of aU th* voted cast in
tits primary e><*ctiQJi.
Vil- Should ry> candidate foe. any
'particular office receive a majority of-«thc
votes cast, the County Chairman shall
ao declare, and order a second election
to complete the nominations in sufficient
timo before the general election.
The Hxecntivo Committee desire (Hat
1# meeting of County Chairmen shall be
jheldss soon as. reorganization takes
.'plaoo in all the counties. The instruc
tions given in Circular No 1^ dated Feb.
1 ^h, have opt been complied with in
those counties already reorganised, as no
'report ho# yet-been made to the Secre
tary as requested. Your attention is
called to the last paragraph of said circu
lar, as follows: When the Couaty
Convention^ have elected officers, the
aa«w County Chairman wi'l at once re
port to the Secretary of the §tatc Exec
utive Committee, giving the names and
post office address of the officers chosen,
together with the names and post offices
of the Presidents of the local clubs, and
the number and membership of the sev
eral clubs.”
Jobs D. KiwNEQy, Chairman.
A. Hoyj, Secretary,
r««. TUB IftYf.
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wok. iwrs.
Will «&*inUio tb* rapulalioa it las •»-
ready won at - ’ \
Till I.BADISQ iOnV**" OAtfT.
The particnlar feat urea whwh have given
it a 4>o|mlarity that mijtht almost be (*ra*d
apcciai. will not ouly be centinued, but such
impro'ement^ tnaile na vqjl giv? additional
>0*1, vivacity cud brilliancy U».colu|nn».
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l 1 *, Wi, W«^ener^ & Co* ?
Wholesale Grocers,
cwtw facvurs ytiUQi acAua*.
H63 &, 165 East Bay and 284 Queen Street, Chaitestoji, South Carolina.
^ Sole agent for South Carolina fin* Ol^tCrow Whwky.
IN T«r. BP1T01UAt,/>SI‘AbT>IKNT
hil lb«t<jpioa of Ihefijne will candidly, car*
fully and thoroughly bedlacuwsd, but not lo
the oxlent of tediouaueaa. Th« political
"iTOd**!' will boJiappity toiieved by light
and pleasing ouaya Jip'on aocial and literary
themes, and by piqaant paragraphical com
ments upon curt cat events.
j TB» I.ATK3T KEWB.
The t^vTcxpriso of the Constitution Ingath
ering and placing before its readers the laieat
and fresiteet ini eUigence from all parts of the
world, which has been frequently illustrated
.•rf late on special occasions, when everts of
hbsotbing public interut were transpiring,
aud which hue been made the subject ofcoit-
gratulstory comment by both preuand peo
ple, will suffer no abatement. The natural
advantage* of the location of the Constitution
at the political, commercial and news center
of (ho State, together with the special facili.
ties tiiat are the outgrowth of energy, expe
rience and ample resources. wt!l > all'be util
ized for the benefit of its readers. Its die
patches are superior to tho$js .of any daily
newspaper south of Sip<ht[illo, and its news is
fuller and fresher. In this respect the Coa-
stitutiou has '
apl8 3na
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IMPORTER AND DEALER I^ CSdCKpY, CHINA ANIHU.ASSWARE, 1
Corner of King aj^| biborfy Steels, Chsrlestou, South CaraHql
Orjicrs solicited for the above goods, aatl prices guftraqteefl with Balt
Nyw York or BoetoP,- - fcpU
PAY; TANN'AHILt.& Co
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WHOLESALE DEALExiS IN.
Wxguivj^ Coap^t Huinies^, bcathe^^.
SHOE FINDINGS, BELTING.
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render it equally wclcoptcin the counting-
room and at th* fireside. “Old 3i" will con-
(linue to a r his quaint pbljonopby through,its
columns, and ‘-U*>olt- Hewus ' will ocQAStqn-
Hftlly warble one of his plantation songs. Tlie
feupreme,Coqrt deotaions, .uallers pertaining
jo the Executive business of the, State, and
the proceedings of the Legislature will aU
find their amplest and earliestxecyrd iu the.
icolum^s of tb^CoustUulion.
THE WKEKLy COMtTITliytOS
will bo in every respect as newsy and ps or..
Pertaining as the, daily. It will comprise
every feature ofinl ereat,that experience cS(n
possibly suggest—a carefully edited resutike
6f the latest news from all parts of the worm
ami mutters of political, literary, scientific,
aigricultUrsj and. couirqercial moment w-ill
find iu its columns their completes! embodi
ment.
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THE CONSTITVTipN,
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jChjrldle, Culunibia & Augusta R., R,
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337S‘ 1878
THE PEOPLE
i For 1878,
la order to bring Thb Peoplk within
,the reach of all we have made the fol
lowing club rates, which will be open
until the first of March next:
To clubs of three subscribers for.
one year...... ..... $ & 00
To oluba of six subscrlbets for
one year*.......... 9.00
To ekbe of ten subscribers for
one year. 15b50
To clubs of- fifteen subscribers
for one year 1)5,00
auto.
One copy of Tyx People and on a
copy of either the Weekly
News and Courier- or Augusta
Chronicle for one year..3. 35.
(foe copy of TbsPboxlb and one
copy of the Tri-Weekly Jour-
nakof Gomateree for one year 3 00
Or one oopy of Tbs Propuc and
one copy of cither Tbo South
ern Cultivator oc Louisville
Courier-Journal 3 00
(operated on,fpd nft^riLis date,-
7 Mail Ktprtti^-.liviiiiiSorlh..
Leave Augusta. 6:¥i p. tn
Arrive Columbia IF20 p. m
Leave Columbia^ ...........11:30 p. tu.
Arrive Charlotte 4;&8 a, m.
M$H HzjrrtH—Going South
fLeate Charlotte 9:48 p. m
ArriveColumbla. 2:5t a. m.
fL^ave Colutnlia 3:04 a. tn.
Arrive Augusta.. 7:05a.m.
Run dully, and make close connec
tion at Charlotte and Augusta for nil
points North, South and West. Stqpnt
following named stations paly : Fort
. Mills, Rock Hill, Chester, Blaokstook,
I Winnsboro, Ridgeway, D'’ko,Columbia,
L-xington, Ratosbuxg, Ridga Spring,
Johnston’s, Flap HpRse and Granite-
;ville.
Duy. iknitngtr—Going South
No. 1
,Leave Charlotte 12:30 p. m.
Leave Chester 2:43 a p. m.
^Arrive Columbia 5:44 p. in.
Leave Columbia 5:54 P- M-
Leave Granitevilie 'dt5.1 ; p. m.
Arrive Augusta . . . ..10:36p. m.
Day I’atiengtr—Going North
NO 2
L-iave Augusta... . ......... .. 5:30 a. m.
Arrive Columbia.. 9;35 a. m.
Leave Col jmbla 9;40 a. m.
Leave Chester 12:45 p. no.
Arrive Charlotte 2:58 P- m
Nos. Land 2 run daily, and make
close connection at Augusta, ^nd Char
lotte for points North,South and Webt,
and stop at alj,regular pass stations.
% D. KJ.INE, Sup’t.
A. Pore, GenT F. and P. Agent.
a. m, Y»8Hri@»,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1 J
WII.LISTON, S. O,
PracUce* in all. the State and United.
States Cwirts.
JOHN W. HOLMES,
h LAW^S
EDISTO LANDS FOR SALE.
One thousand «ix hundred acres jirime
cotton and; provision lands on Kdisto,.
River and Yarrow Branch, four miles
north of Willhdon K lor sale.
On this tract there is a good R 11 )! seat
with » substantial dtyji, nP APiple and
iipfailing water power. There if no bet
ter location in the county for Merchant
Mill or Cotton Manufactory. Titles
good snd the pricq. at which. R will be
sold.ig far IkjIow its actual, vihtq.
Jfor further infivnnation apply to
JjOIjN W. HOLMES,
jan3-tf - Williston, 8. C.
C. WMOAK.
A TTV 0^1 TV ICY ATf LAW.
AIKEN, S. e.
Wiff practice ip a!l of the Courts ol
this. State. ocll-ljr
G- W* M "Williams
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MIDWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Prtctioca m. all tfte cj«jt?.
No. .1- LAP RING,
“ 2 GREKNViLLE S.W-KEP,
“ 3 PLOW ( LBV ICE.
lt . 4 RATESV1DLK SWEEP?
“ 5 PLOW Cl.EY ICE,
“ C OR NNGEBUUG SWKEPs
7 HEEL BOLT,
No. 8 GRASS ROD.
“ 9 SOLID SWEEBy
“ 10 SHOVEL PLOW DLADE,
“ 11 BULL TONGUE.
“ 12 Dl’M’D PT RULLTONO’E,
« 13 CA^T'IR’N TURN SHOf^r
“ H-STEEL TURN SIIOYEL,
A 1> J IJ H T A U- I* LOW «XO CI^.
Cliai*lesloii 3 S. C#
apr IS.Gm
J, H. PARKER & Cft.
' Tie attention of (lie ptibli-j iacalled to our large and comp'ete assottment of goods^
in allthc above brautlies, which wc are offering y^ry to suLkthe times. Send]
for otr prices.
CaTiages*BugghiS, Rockayayt-,Qqe-IIorso Wagons,, Throe and Four Horse
Wag<4>, Bogies Un^rejins,,, Qhild^n’e.Carriages—all ’prices, Combs and Clip
pers, itidies, Bridles, Whips, Fine Trunks, Bqck Bands, Bits, Harness of all de#-.,
ai{-ti'ls, C'ollan, Hantes, Traces, Satchels, Ilatuc Strings;, Horse Brushes,
BuchA ihc, y'
Oalf shd Hvtnlock-Sele Lcath^r. v Fretieh aqd America^ Calf and K^p.Sktns^
, Pegs, I^ist-*, Boot Trees, Crimps, Cramps, Tools and. Findings of si].
T .....1 I <3.. n_t.:„_ *1 . e- it 1 y '
Li nil)
a -
binds
P/icVfti
laiatltcr and Gum Belting—2 to 14 inches, Soat^toncs, Ucjuip sad Ouic
Tires,
Tht Famous Jafikson Ikitoht Truss H*d-. Plantation Wagon-7—jrid^ e< nsrroU^ *
nd the reliable Sweetwater Wag«.n— 1 5 8 Axle, all at bottom .prices..
Day, Tannahill <fc Co,
' AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
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Augusta. Hotel, g»
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Conner of’ Broad and Washington,
A Sf 617 ST As dSC^BfiilA
wjlljc re
$^*00 "»*»• a'.;-
go Throughly Renovated, Rcrtiodeled) and Newly Furniabedj
"he Office of the Hotel will be-open during the night, and guests,
received, or called at any hour.
il-firr.
RAJES OF BOARD,
—W M MOO RTS Pi-opV
erribci’i’V & Brickie^,
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Manufacturers o£
Dtp, Blinds, Meii’dinRs, Brar^ts, y., at- Tb iltA'oa ^‘ces.
it
Factors and Commission Merchants.
COTTON AND NAVAL STOKLS.
Alcornmsd xtion Wharf and Vender N* n S e ) QbarLeston, So^tb ^srolj^,
Liberal A-dvanqes made up. Consi<rnn;o i uts.
janl7‘*-by
Otto F. Wieters.
WHOLESALE GROCER.
—XXP L>UALl.lt m—
Sg®AR5. kia»58RS AKS T®8A06^“
Agent for the celebiated
M onarch; | Whish 3J.
Alfo. K T. A: J. G. Frost A Co.’s teif-raising flour, nnd Th-irn Brothers Ce’e-
healed Butter Crackers.
Noa. 108, 110, 112 aud 181, East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
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WULBERN & PIEPEEL
fefHOCJ^KSt
—AND DEALERS IN-
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Frovisions. Liquors, Tobacco, eta '
1G 7" and, 169 East IjS-ay,.
HOUXl^ O A. IL O lw I I*r A..
Contracts for House Building mad** oa favorable terms nnd all work guar-
«» c 1 We will wither fin :1sb';<n.material and put np honeee or s< lt parties.
Up! mher ami inoul*li» m- )i« th«*y ( refer. Will.tn^o Jy<b8 in any patt of Barn
Colleton, Oraog*'t<i! r cr - r AiUcr* c-»u ti«*«.
A-ldress TFRPJBF.RKY & BBTCKLE Bathhwxg. A, a nov8 6m
ilmoti Bb*oun’w Motto \
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
— :o
am offitgiug 4he largcsLrtocJk of-- .
y Goods, Bloot%
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^tioes? fai’oceries;'
n
rimL Clotbin^
Mw
j Ever offered-in this county, at real break down pripcs, Bird must, certainly al« %
rict
<i: TI A ii L. K 8* X O K
jH4il7^6tn
ict an endless apd admiring throng of custouier^.
Conic .-yid examine rp.y ato^k btforje purchasing olacwbcrje, as, I bpldly proclaim
iq.faet that cqmpciition with ttie is absolute ruin toaoy other m$rch?nt ip the 8tat«,
(^Highest prices jjuid for cottqn, apd,liberal advances, msd« on all shipments.
SJtMON B$OWN.
nogSO—if BLACKVILLE, 8. CL. s’-
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aEORaU W. C1.0TW0RTHX
—WITH—
Daniel Miller & Co.
re ' • ' r V : ' ■
IMPORTERS AND OF ~
=33 i
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Siren W. Piieden-wld.
WIBSENFELW 4 C<K
$2_Z ^ 329 Wtiwaic* and; 42 4 44 Gciw&a Bal^iijiprc,
»oyli5-6tn
Wk^lesale Clotkiers
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<*a E- Hteaduian,
JAMES M RYAN,
ATTORKSY AT LAW,
BARSWEU, A C.
llaekvillet South tar oil u
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Clotiis, Cas fflWM?, C^tii^s, Sauineits, Tweeds, jerseys, Jean.4,
Np. 242 \^es4 Street BALTIMORE.
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' orders sent to CL E. Sieadipau at
1 promptly filled and forwarded.
H5RRT;-<fei*?r»l Xgvot, Aagostt,
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402 MAR^T ST m NEAR KING, CHAR^^B'foN, 8. a
vwimen. i.iqioRM ciaA^H,y
, Lunch From Eleven tp, Crip Q’plodb