Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m-. For 9° v<, rnor. \7Af>F ; BiMFVr^. * For LioutenAnu-Govorriof. W.D. SIMPLON. For Secretary of State. k m. sma For Superfntenclent of Education, H. 8, THOMPSON. fcSfe.-. jnp&Q For Comptroller<1 eneral, ; e ■- *ite- T;, c , 1-tTJa. , aC?W&' JOH> Sv'N HAGOOU, For Aflfutant And Jnapector-OSftiera!, R^VoiSE. For State Treasurer, * > 8. L. LKkT^kV.T. '' ‘For Attorney-Qpneral, LEROT F.FOUMANS. For Conffteae, OBORQE D.TfLLMAN. fas Pkopi.* ia the «y straight-out Democratic paper in Barnwell county. »* : The Peeple and the ntmlnrl. Imp : riv'' We bare always considered the per sonal aqaabbtes of rival newspapers pbor ^ ^ antartalnment for the genera! reader. Aa a rale the cause of different bet ween them ia entirely foreign to the public good and the weapons with which the/ attack each other are mariufucturcd by l ’ individual selfiahness - 7 This is undoubtedly true so far as it > ; regards the persistently hostile attitude of the Scntmtl towards us. From the T, '■ first our cotempofiry has never altempt- ^ ad to joia issue with us on great public questions, but ba^ confined his attacks to ^ innuendoes against us and assnrrpticns of high virtues to himself. Although .we have, ou u previous occas'on, dis*- > claimed any participation in Mstprift-fty V i tqf hate we find forbeanfcce entirely thrown away oa our malignant noighlwr. We thinh the time therefore has conic when ottr brother should be subjected to that punitive discipline which his con tinned reprobation and persistency in aril imperatively d«*and—net that we love him less, bat that our sense of duty impale us to measures,of seventy lest in , sparing the rod we spoil the child irre deemably. In the first place we must endeavor to ■v. v.. -—■ * *. "j* ~~ "• --—- - t ^ enlighten the Sentinel *tid those of its readers who have been, deluded by the fretful and unfounde d complaints and as r aar'ions of ita editor, as to the true mis* ■ion of Tbe People and the motives . that inspired the groaf body of iis stock holders to call it into existence. ThR <nai reU iouiicn fcritaain in Jntiag tr, tired min cm ottfotce with tic. J?nj$53? paddling upon the livlpless people, upon widows and ^orphans of dead (Confed erates, r^jes of advertising largely in ex- cons of those fixed by law*^ of* Radical legislatures, and oVen after v tlio dissolu tion of the union by tbe ; death of the Ncm~ the surviving /ScnrW. adhereTto the compact published in the following band bill, although it never droppe«l tear on the grave of its dead mate. FflrREAD THIS !. c j 4>. ■ ■"' ~ ■ ft £ “ ■' LEGAL ADVERTISING. St front graph'd! sketches of Itadical Lcgicktiw hcoudlight*. For our better protection, we have de termined to publish no, < r CITATION. NOTICE TO CItED^TOR3, ADMINiSTUATOUK' KALJ'. OU KO- TICE FOR I INAL DISCItAJJOE. ’ Txcept the sacr.e be " . ‘ A PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. OIU>KR Si.Ii'BS CB SAL28 T’NT)F.H F.XrXCTTON will have to bo arrange*! I»y r lilntlffi with Shorlff (so far aa our costs arc concerned) ami an understanding had with him that coats will be paid on the day of sale. In case of gahs bciiitf p^atponed or con tinued, r >8ts that may have accrued must be'pa Id, or they wi’.i not be re-publlshed. PARn^ti INTEHEtffED would do Wt.l to boar this In mind, and when OO'-.pelUng the Sheriff to make Jcv- leg, provide for the payment of our oostS. The folihwinfir Is a ■ HCHKMJLE OF Cn.Vr.OE8: Notice to Absentees (for six weeks) $25,00 'Sales of Heal Estate, rinder Execu tion • - * -r 7 - - - - ^ 7.00 Sales of PemuinJ Property - - - 500 citations to AdmioVeb'r - • - - 7 50 AjiplLatlons fer Ftraxl btgeharfre - 5 50 Notice to^rdditor* - t to wOrder dales will bo charged by fepaoe ix*ccpied. . -• !•. E. A. BRONSONS Prcprictor Barnw^ 1 ! Sentinel. jfigf-J’ost conspicuously in office But all these considerations will sink into comparative insignificance when the tooro glaring enormities of tho. Si-vHivTs career aiednid larc by the dmetirg knife, which we |iirtonil to apply next week to its gftngrenmS'paHsT' The Editor cf The People hns restricted eontfcl of its columns. nn ('hnrleglon f u«.rioti»ni. £Tiitur. s ,>ow9 and Courier of last day states that nearly thirty thousand dollars in hills of the Bank of the iState have been tendered in payment of taxes in Charleston county. This is a sad commentary on the patriotism of the people of the commercial heart of the State—a city which bos suffered so much ftoui Radical misrule. Each tax-payer save#—perhaps—a little moyey by such action, but he cripples our infant gov ernment and adds o the difficulties that embarrass it. The jfotriuthm of Fouth Cuolin* was not m#asujrcd by dollars and cents in the older, ti.no—and sad days arefn store for us iftCJittrlcston ap proves such a selfish snu sbieilal policy. She certainly looses the Vymnathy ofthe! ipper country. lf!VWAY. S. 0.,-M jy 27,1878. Eonoa TrrK.ricoffaEr I beg to differ wi'di you oil tho points in your ioaue ot the 231 Instant In rsga-rcl to tho jue- tie* of r^dee^fng forfeited lands In bills of the Bank of the Htate of'Bouth Cnrollna. Ifi tpo first place If tbe State were to offer to sell the forfeited lands for caeh to recover the taxes nmi pen- altl'.s, U 1# doubtful lu toy mind wheth er they would realise sufftclrat In casn (current mouejJ^to pay~the taxes and costa attacb'oJ. Second, I do not see the sense or justice dt. go argument thht, because a man trubU' l to the brmor and Intefity of rha Stile of South Cafolina. heshould be,puult(hed by Losbig half of hla claim, Jt would be just os fair to make the man who had greenbacks from the tlnw when gold wtfa worth 4wo dollata in green- backo, to compal hl:a to .take fifty oents for his dollar. - Tho const la sup posed to know and decide what is lari tuid justice, and If it decided that It.is a valid obligation It Is injurious to the credit and dignity of tbe8<ate to tcafi! the debt. As for ih ■ Communistic idea that all should sbato the burthens of tbe State alike it Is as well for the more fortunate individuals who had been able to pay their taxes and penal- Ueo^ toassist those who have been una ble to do eo: or ihc man that rnskes a bettor c.op than bis neighbor to divide whb bim, and if we wejne to losisjt that all must bear their burthero upon this land alike, it would be as jaat to say that every cmn must go in the Held and mako'hja br-ad with hfs own fjinds, or go lu. the woods and cut down the tree to males his lire, instead of having others to labof- and sweat for his comfort. Some men are, able to pay their tax<s vvitbost the Iceol . sturiu or embarrassment, while others have to deprivo themselves of actual rieceeBariea ln order to pay Iht iit taxes. The Si .* f. uid redeem its obli gations x sacrifice in order , to set a. goo. i , . ..simple ..4u Ita citi- ‘zeijis,”' ao'hTTT’t Txglal^fffre UacVcfobc what, to cn*-, appears just P3d fair, they Would have passed an net to re ceive a proportion of tho bills of the Bank of the State of South Carolluft euuli year. That would hftyo been n , on R»Kt,of tfie Sodth Carolina Railroad, ‘i»R! in “One katf a tnrio at its rieal'Wtnp' -dpV^the. corporate litoits of Williston, i$ o body of land containing about, r- - r '.. ^ ‘V ■ ^ . * _ TBQ^lhE WHQUtiA&ih .kCUTfi9. Thislrndis urtfarpass^l in fertility Bartiwell Courtly, hetrfg Suttahle for either euUon culture rif for riel, crops of eercala. To tl ose* who-desicAllo ongagc4n peaph culiiyrc it affords a splendid* OT»r , OtlTTJ>ri r rV T^OjEB F/ROH'lTA.nL.tt 1JN V^KKTMKNT. as it forms part of that limited territory iround W-iU^von which produces the finest peaches in the United States, while the facilities for transpor tation afforded by the Ifhilroad running through the tract places the great markets within easy reach, -oi (‘ To those invalids who ^re ;n search Ofiones wheVo 1 f v.. , ’ combine to render life pleasant am! cnduraKo no hotter local I, n can he found. It is wirtiin a short ride cf Aiken, and ou tEct^ris a 7 * ‘ ' WOXO^Rl-lTL J- >t • » e / V which boils.continually.forth with great strength and volume-.-There- also several.fine finh ppnda on the tract entirely-free from malaria, an about 1,000 aci ca.of this tract, well adaptetl for fi^h raising, are cleared, the btrianc* abonnds'rn fine ^ine, oak and hiokhry. The lands will be sold at private sale in Jots to suit purchasers. For particulars apply to , , . W- M Kennedy or ^ J Weathersbee, v Williston, Soutli Carolina. - irayM-t? > ' . • - let tucli club prupuajf tlirough tbe preea ita candidates ?.hd wiieu the Rb. That In aeoklag tbe nsaintenance of’good government in ouriltate we do convenliori uieeta let eftob elubjnstruo- Ik as democrvia, within the lines of the jya delegates whom to suppdirt^ abd if; tuCir first Cfiolce should fad, wfio their cecobd, third, or fourth choice wobhl beTri the natnOs proposed before tl»e Convenifon; Dy 1 this mcunatbo whole thhtg eottlThe narrowed down and tbs choted of the pobpte obtained’ If tbs primary system* Be best God grtnrf that It. Inay be adopted; ‘' v l' E'. x Moo:?. , The People is the only piper pub* lished in Bartiwvll county, the editor of which never liugg:d C. P, Leslie, hr vaUzcd with the' “•Irrepressible.’’ d-mocratic p^rty* hhd while we Invite all good eitLehs, irrespective of [wty, to j iu in an i Cfort iu wbieh they a/ e as much interobtod as we are,’we approve of no alJiatme wttii the republican par ty oa aueh for any pprpt^e whatever. Ou motion of Dr, B. W. Lawton, it wAa- ' - - v i- rroeeefiUigs of the Democratic C6bt.'.u tlon of Barnwell Ontty. L'-i rwaiJ, C, H„ a. C. T May-6, IBVC. The Convention met, Gen. Johnson light barthen on the Suite, Uia4|tnin* d its hoi>j.. for integrity and sustained the verdUit of the courts. To conclude I beg Jinve to add that I have no motive or intention of any thing ptr.oona! to yourself or-tho-c who are of your views, but simply give you tnyidsfi of wBi'(T55n£tIer Justice. The a crag roost or lives to the ^age of 8, or 10 vcai'H, an occasional goose celebrates bus centennial, but a buzzard ncv< r dim. TTiigTotT, County Cbtlrman, presiding, who xleliVered air address on tbe mo- d Resolved, Tliat the cLrdrnnn of this conveutfou and the prenideuU of the local clul>a should constitute the coun ty executive oommlfles. I V Thereupon Mr. . John T. art's moved that “This Contention do adopt ( the priirimry election plan for hotnifla- tiona aa refcomrnended by the State Acinccrut’.e Lxecntlve Committee.” . Furing-tbe dieoueslon of this motion Mr. Cnii) moVbd to reconsider the vote which tabled J!r. Vouman’s resol jtion above cited . w hich was carried-and .the 4a***dutioO brougtrt ug fo? n new cop* T^IK pLD TO Cash Dry ^ . Storfe. 'BEGS. AGAIN TO CALL YO T JR .Vta SElUObS ATTENTION 9 o,' ' (, ■ ■' y-. • arr - / -~y-■ -rr-’ ,~f\ his rhanimoth and Matchless of First-qlas$ c, re ft: 1 : SPRING AND SCttMEIl DEV GOODS. i ^ , “WhI-sh has never b«fore reached such afltonfaWhfly low down prices. thaVthey can think or desire. Send ypyrwith confidence, for ahythlbg you want-you Atrall not tre dfBBppotntec. Bwrortfce rt« neitrlf as you caJ^ irimt j’Ou want, ail'd .about the price you want tQ,pay. v - v,., . ft- ■. Exceptional Llua^ and Prices in the fdllowiug depaftmenfs may be retied on: Drt ^ Goods, White GTpods, Hosiery and Notions,* # GiLss'n.ereg, House-Keepiug Goods, Pomeslics rf t'aris Trimined Hats,. Small Wares, Ladies?-./ RpadvlMadp SiiihsL r.npo'/Jnnd.sf- TlftnflkpW , hi"‘Pa * ' t Read)AMade Suits, Lace <}oods,- llandkerchi^ft. Q^Parcelsriupountinc to flO-.OO and over will be delirerbd Fee cf Charge, 'Si * ' %•* James W, Turley, AUGUSTA GEORGIA, A FIRST-CLASS RESTAtJRANf, ' . . .. ait.' 9 -~t—r- Bountifully supplied with all tho dd!cacieq.g(,the season. aidotiviiob., Tfie.re'upon Mr. Quin moved .that resoliirios be adopted, and the mentouscuHStion now most important I* * .* >/. . , , ... I queetion be^Teferred to tbe clubs aa to our people. ■ ■ ’ ! j. • • . ,, : .. iproviiedinef'.uliesolutiou-.wjbcreup- Mr. A. x’. Mavdle mada his report! ^ y treasurer of .he executlva oommit- * tee> which war fsaminet! oy a c» m- FbopLE sprang from the people's iwecp- ’’Radicat 8fate government and who * si ties—& great public V/ant wan felt aiu: its overthrow voluntarily stepped u ; -“a great public nuisance wa$ to be as- paid to the Il iropton governrient i great public snaged, and in the ripen, ss of time that, wont was supplied|aud th&t nuisance was cauterizod in a way which the Stnlintl' and a few of its misguided friends deonf cruel Wyond peradventure. For over twenty-five years tho Sentinel has been 1 the official gasette iu Barnwell county, fkufi? • n ^ if we exoept the Jowgf.nl, the short- Tfte People is the only pip^r pub lished i.i Barnwell county, the editor of;which, refused to pay tr’br’o to the.'. after up and pant to me u impton government tseven years back taxes. CHiv i:i Lo E “I t r. Ciiuranjies and lli.i Jm. Newt, the only coaoty newspaper — Dur> log all (bat time ithaasimply represented the pecuniary interest of its editor uad cole proprietor; beyond that it has hud no dtnmtatione. Tbe tfd and goal of ,its ambition biui ‘Ircep ’tar pfit* lnot% in the pooketa oi this straight.oul gentle- man, who in tne catholicity of h is politi cal principles has been all things to all tten—nor* the devoted admirer of, Charles P. tcsHe, while Leslie had pat ronage to bestoWT—now the apologist for CbomberWiA ffltiie that modern >Jcphis-' iopheles held t£e terrible veto power in )ri* hand and swung ft ar^md with all adroitness of a male coquette. Again find him pandering to radical vanity by surrendering bis columns to the ful- somejy flattering biographies of the lead ing fights of that sweet-scented pany, until the very gorge of fiis readers rose in tbe nauseating character of •'* 7,j m. gglfcbellion at bis paper and its oontenfs. In all this let ouf readers remember that wo Jo not charge him wilfi inconsistency ; any cth| er coarse would have been so alien to his aioturs as to have actually made him an»«^UeJo that change. The consist'] aney Isj in the affinity between his edito rial career atid Ins overweening love of •pdf—and of the fioah pots of Egypt. He jpjfilyjbr Hamp'too and borne rule l atraight out demderary j'ust as heait* hoiee.applauded Chamberlain isl—he .thinks it lost issue our co:empo- $ Spiteful ingenuity : with the defunct is tbe Vft re. tie of Unship with Wc call the attention of ou; granges to the law recently passed for the pro- Jectim of certain insectivorous and oth er birds. Unless the wanton and whole sale destruction of these insect destroy "’Wff'fpPfdtrtrsTrcstcd’thc agricultural interests of Ltbe .countxy must, suffer- sariotriiy- Years ago the French govern bent found it necessary, to pass a similar law and - great benef t resulted from ita strict enfori^ient. In some stations.of our State insects are already doing immense damase to the graiu crops hut, tho slaughter of their enemies •—tlit birds—continue# unchecked. Un less some organized body constitutes itself an especial police force for the ex ecution ot this law it will became a dead letter, and there is none more interested in or better qualified for enforcing it than the grange. Only a day or two ago a friend pointed out to ub.r youngrter who h with misdirected energy had ccllected this Spring aeveral hundred bird eggs. The plantera of his neighbe-hood will suffer more fVom his hdds tri the bird^ nests than they will from the incurslgT of a iialf-doocn. illicit corn ga'.hcrcrs. 'It is very easy to give advice —will our friends take it aud organize themselves in tp an. army of bird defender# or will they wait until our native bird# are ex- ■ FTko, S. C. ; May 24 If78. Mr. F.d'Io::: Crop* are ' lookic^ well In this section and ftinnors nr*- busy harveatingtheir preIq, The grain crops arfe' short this season and eouse- quuntly will not be hard to harvast. Tho Democrats in' thh section are very much ia favor o* tho primary elec tion sj’stem. Tfiero will be a meeting, of the club at Eh is piacs on the first of. June to deeldoln favor of orpgainsttho prirnjy^Msystotn and sir I byliero we are all anxious as to the welfare of the Democratic party, and ns an Individu al member I am loth to decide which is the best mod^ to select o<iir cam !-* date*-. H Fdes'Idein fuv.jf o£ the pii^ mary system-there la a i'-irrler that arises which Tcanoot cor. i r -utly re move Now, Mr. Editor, if we decide to so! , our oandltdatffl by the pri mary system Is there no rooni for de lay and trofibie, for instance: suppose there are 2t Democratic clubs ?n the county and that three of these •clubs have 200 ifiemhers tacH, three have 250 each and the 19 yemamtug clubs have from SO to 1-50 tuerahters bach) -t*' tlnct. The ftockhaklcrs of thia. jovumal are said to fie “crooked,’” bat we -doubt the capacity of the perstei msKithis charge to form a correct Opinion, unless -be set# himself up as' a itdndard of stralyhtneit. ' rx: Ota Utter, ttbat it CoL J. H. Bioni of. Wianaboro, a member of tho Notional Dcmoorutio Executive Cptnmiuoe, who baa recent ly returned from Washington reports Governor Hampton aa the /a vuriie can didate for tbe Vice-Presidency in tbe campaign of 1880. 'r# now suppose that 20 of thet clubs each brings out a friend forth* Legislature, It is uotlifng but natural that'lf a club brings out a mart they wlli support him and it is a bo natural to suppose that each of the six large clubs will have a candidate In the field. Tbensup- pos® thef/ are five- clubs that have no candidate in the field) lids ns likely they will vote with the strong clubs as with the weairker ones,if they even di vide and half of the five clubs that have no candidates vote for the enn- didates of the six large clubs and half with the 14 smaller ones, tbe result would be that the tix largest clbba iu the county Would make the notrdna- nalions, and iu what-would- this differ in the long run trod a nomhmttng con. vention, but ecfn® ono says this la not the programlhe, that It will -require the nominee* to get two*thirds of the entire votes of the entlrs'ocanty before they can b 3 c c. Hdates. Now, If this Is true, an • ab stioko *o its candi date tfifire wooid - ever be a nomina- RooTagrr ■ *Tr ■ytef r tbs- ai«g ww- 8d, That t<is policy of tbs demo cratic party in South OarolinA is a As a of eerresp^dent*. tion Is oiado.lba weaker were to give way to teWnonger, which wHI be nec essary, tbe whole thing will then be nothing more tbao at nominating .coo- ventfoo. \VouitJ lx not b« an 'wed to save time S&d lots ot epeculation as to the beet thing to be done tp aceom- plish the best end. Just to baVe a nominating convention aad some time prior to the meeting of the convention interests ot the State. mitte^vTeported coirecthcd acocptedT Mijor L; \V. You mans nb'mttMteU the incuinbenf., Gt-n. Jt'lumon Hagcadj for re-election as»teoanty chairman, iribo' declined, after ex^m-ssing ld^ thanks for the dlslIngntt'l T ed\bonor li-ia corn- patriots sought tO couteiqt)tTT bimseif la answer Barbtyetite cart ffiiehe” 6 ' h-3 eerviers eoukUxdvartce the drier eat a of thjrt county, ribose prosperity, honor »• ’ aJvuneeir; we all love so well. Mr.'j". A. Miller th- oiuirmted Ma- i >r G. B. Lartigue, L ‘ njimiu Luw- • on- nominatt'd;Co). ,T. C. Davaot, Capt. L. A. Ashley iioininaU'.il Col. Aifro i A!dr’ih ami Mr.—— nominated Cot. Thomas JL Johnson. AH other nomi* nations having been withdrawn Major I urt’gue was (fitly elected and took the chair. The follov/fng vlce-preaidentSx th,eu elected 4-^ Jst, Oapfc. W^B.Feeplea. , 2nd. Tr. J. C. Miller; o !, Capf. W. J. Wood. 4;h, Gen. F. Ml Bamberg, 5th, Ooi. J. J. Bioriu.- ... . . Oa motion of Capt. G. II. Eirklandj th* c!i&irn.'.an was authotized to ap point the seer’tpry and treasurer. The incumbents Were requested by the hhujrrrAn to retain tluir positions for the precent. . .-■>»• - . A resolution, oftered by Hon.,L. W. I'ouinans, that ' he quearion of mimi- nat ons by primary elections be re ferred to the local clubs was laid on the tablel w ‘ Tbe following resolutions’, oitared by I. M F'dleop, Esq., were adopted : , Resol ved, That We endorse and ap prove the course and policy pursued by bis Excellency, Governor’ 1 WaOe Hmopton, in relation to fceth Federal and Sbite affuLTH, and trial jndg ment the Tnfcre^t Of South Carolina r< quireeThaCbe'sh5uM be elqeted far a feefond term toVtomplete ike good work which he haa'soC weRbeguq and carried on for our redemption. 2nd. Arid whereas the present Ttate olficers accepted the notiilrmlion of.the patty When the same had lu it much of the characteristics oUa fdridru hope and there were no' Volunteers ft>r the position, and whefvAk they contributed their fulltehaib to the sricebss d the ticket, have discharged efficiently theif on a vote was taken by coriuig the ayes qnd nofes, resultin® ia favor of Mr. Cain’s motion. . , Mr. L. W. Tjunuirur then clTered the fi flowing ft soluiion) Wb.Vh wus adopt ed : Ilesotved, That the result cf the can vass by the several dubs under Mr: Youmana’-resoluttonhe forwarded to the-ebunty chalrmaa aseooo as may bo p.-acuoarile, and thut in. llo 'event cf the clubs sclecring the primary elec tion, cyrtom, that the county executive committee be charged with arranging 1 ibe details of the election und sub- inittejiH saui* to the next convention’ for confirmation. | It was resolved that the varionst clubs vote ou Mr. Youmana'' resolutiont on or before the first Saturday in June * and report the result to the- county chaiirmio at once. Ip wao resolved that when this con- ventldn adioum it adjourns subject to riie c&li of the pbairiasa and the exeo- utive com ml tit c. '* Upon motion, tho_ convention ad journed cine dlo. G, B. Lah.’ij -r, County t ilrman. THE TAP* ridEhe found to contain the best Beer, Ate, Whiskeys, Brandies and Wine* in the dry. M AT F. NFLSON, tnaylG 3rtt s Fr^ prietor. Uojil ^ou go 10 „ Goads — i : % v* ■* * s c.. in ■warn x, . . if . per cent, by ^purchasing from - riv’here you baa snYe 25 Ivlatthiessen & Doolittle, ” . S Acadtiuy of Mu .ic Buildioz, C.rner Kltg am! irfarket. aplo-fim ef.- mmwmm -1- — ■ ft.1 J. White. XKALEB IK r- • r **; J • s. M. .Hrat?, R *c, Sec’, NK W A D.Vh'HTfSA: h\\ TS. Tax ftetamsu it, i , lllowtog , •- Atrpmm’s offtoF, a ,Br*iojtviLia,8.0., May 21,187?, Tho a»-seSsor wifi be at V c followlns named j»IA(«i on ti o dates herein specifl d to assi-as all nroperty in the county, boi b real and personal. ForsbnA are notified to t>e prompt in makius-returns and thtweby avoid the penalty of tOperc nt. (or lallure: rhyton, June 4th and Stft. --— _ Alkaidatri June 6th and 7iJi. - .* . Pr ester’s Hi ore, June 8. h. Buf int’s Bridge, June nth and 12th. rhardt’s, -fun** !3th and lith. •Weli’s Mill, June 15th, way, Jiifte iftli and ]8ih. - ^ liamoeig. Jann li/tii and Toth, Gratf ims, Jyn*‘2ist and V2nd. Iiaidoc, June 2V h and 25th. Furaes Hlox-, Jun« 26th and 27th. Hobbins. Juno it>Ui njid 2f?th. aigns an4 ; effect« in Neck dutlee. ttud each ill hts pNicqJaithfuny in% assisted Governor Hampton Tb carry ing out the poilcy of o^nservatlve do- mobracy. Resolved, That in the opinion bl thla oohteeirtlon they deserve a uoanl run. a tenomlnation';fer another terra and" •gflTJuM it'ueluw ft at ■tteyHbBnds-oMIra Jt' ^ policyof ■'peace and conciliation be tween tfietwo races of which her dti- steos are composed, aad that the reck lessness which would keep alive the Wifimton, Julv 1st and 2nd. ■ Tdfv- • Mtxson’s Mill, JdlV 8d, Bt-tftoirs Htoie, July 6th. Barnwell, fr.-nr sth toaoth July. Blaakvil c, fr< u let June to 2 »th July. C. K. L\K f friuF,, Auditor IJ. a -1£ National House •/ .* ■> ;*.• 4> # r * J- , 353 IZittg Street, (BET; GfcORffE AND LIBERTY.) Board, SI 50 Per Day ^CHARLESTON, S-.C: MRS. H. JM. BAKER, Proprietress. sep2a-fy , .-{ i r; ■ r A.. 73. C’pNNKU. Attorney at LaW, tSmamJiin •ALLENDALE,, S. 0. Soj>6-lj J H* E. MILHOUSL, DENTIST. Will be st Bhtekvllie Mondays and HATS, CATS, S'UBS AS, .269 Kins Street (Opp. Hasel) CBarlistcn, Sooth Caroltau "* Umbrellas made and repaired to order. Wetter.8teelfita with this bouse and will bo ploaes t to cce his fris <d . 7 aplS.’BmJl .” . - - -j*. . ■. '' - »a '*' a SL- >fai»e§ A Gray &> C % .etm GEORGIA. i i ' ' a If ‘ ; ■ , - ► » ** ■■ • Ojr Stock of Spring stiff Summer Dry Gooffs is qow .complete, afd is, the larges 4 and test at- rted in. the South. . v .Our Mocining P^par^Depi cootaityi everything from the lowest price to tits finest goods iniport^L. ‘ t . .. - , ..... Our Bln ok, Colprojl, SpdJ’an’cy Sjik Stock i« dniversally acknowledged to bo x •_ xt.—;xxt-.x —i :i ill convince the most skeptical. Ghcnil!t__J.jdinier»*Tj , Bsfc^* i Sylrhide,” “Hombri.’Vtetoria Suitings^ Bonrettea Ac. De-' teckwear to be found nowliere e!se. The handsomest Sc trf I>acea. nod Jimbf-ideries eveh. offered to the peppls of Georgia ci Geroliffa, ' - iffA l K * ' / ..Everj-thirig pretty and desirable in Parasols, anff jo Fancy Goods generally. - - u-aiivj'^ A SpleadiiLStonk ofL'meua of every description Towels. Napkins anff Doilies, < Embroidered .Fi^co Covers. . Ladies and Misses mi its b grant variety. Boys suits (from 3 to 8 years.) X full line of Infant’s Wear, Clotjks. Dresses, &c., &c- Everything will be sold st thfi very ibwest prifee—in fact so low as to astonish even buyers themselves. ^ AV f aprff-Sm James A. Gray & C0. .<-,>sr-> r V' Strath Carullaa—Baniwell Ctraa y. ■. ( . y-A/i «■ .-'^77 . ^ -1' . nt THE n&DATfc COtTBT. , * ' *• • Whereas, Susannah Hall h*s made suit to, me to grant her letters of admin- istration on tba estate of Benjamaq Han, s--sa B. J. Quaitlebauro, DKNXIMT, ^ illlstoa, 8- C. S.R. debased. tbesp afo therefore ti tffte. HfiHBjMmpHpvaiH. .. .. anffw^iipnistrall and singular the \ia-., dred and cEditors of the mid Benjaman IlsM? dsmssedi 1 ttaW” thty hassd 1 tp« Will attend oails throughout Baan wall r.djacenf counties. majr9-6m NOi'ICHL All 'perquos baving otelms pear before the in the etfurt of prhbate to b*h m x^4>. m held at JkrnweH Courthouse on Mon- day, the 27th day of'May, at 10 o’clock a. ms, to show cause, if any they have, why said administration should not be granted. • •. Given under my hand at Barnwell the 15th dsfi&Ufcy. 1878. ^ James M. Rt'K. i . judge of Probate, may ill •galhst 3rti er them _ ■ bad claims will moke payment to J. < Davant, Egq.* attorney at law, at leadalu. . If. M. Dusoak. apr25 4t- ' Oeo TvAm N O X A. R. Y E»UJB3 —WITH— 0. E- STEADMAN, - 1 : BLACK VILLI, g. aprl84ai jib 1 BfilHaHH