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THE EEOPt^E
THURSDAY, JUNE,27,1S78,
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Swrnwull Diroetory.
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7'i>*on Coutkt?—Meetings*pro^e naia. ' 1
Haplift C/iur<**—Rev. W, B. I'crryc’iir,'
Pviter- Services l*t and Cd Sunday of each
ineoth. »*■ — - ■* ", *
Fretby;eri<ii Church—Tier. Rd ward Palmer,
Pastor. Services every-Sunday. * ^ J
Catholic CAwlrA—Rev. M. Sdiacte. Servi
ces once a month.
Kpitcopal Church—Pastorship vacant. *
I'oct ty/fcc-Mail leaves (Hund^s except*t
ed) -7 a. in. and arrives at 6 p. m. ^
Democratic Club meets seeoml Saturday in
every month.
Blaokville IHr«*cto**y.
N
> jRlactville Drmrxratic Club.—Meets on Sat
urday before tiheflrst Sunday in each month
in Court Hou^c Hall at 3 p. m; '
- 1 Totcn Council.—Meets third Friday in each
month.
1 Cordon Volunteer*.—Meets third Friday in
each month. Capt. C E. Lartigue.
Edtrto Orayt.—Meet second and fourth
Saturdays in each month at 4 p. m., Capt. 11.
iPodenhoff.
_ ^ , Baptirt Church.—Here J. G. Williams Pas
tor. Services 1st and 3d Sunday ; Rabb th
School fi p-m., prayer meeting Sunday eve
ning 8:15p.m. . t i
Mfhoditt Churc\—Rax.. A. J. Cauthon
Pastor. Services ^!nd at^d 4yh Sabbaths.
Sunday Schdw fl tttf a. m , prayer meeting
Tuesday.eveiung 7:80. t _ .
lirrivdro/Tf-aint—Dny passenger, dowh,
11^08 a. m. Day passenger, up, Sr’d p. m.
Night passctrgrr, dowu, 11:37 a. m. Night
passenger, up, 8:22 p: m.
Motions meet Friday night oner before full
moon in eaeb month.
3l>imViera: T>ii*octorjr.
DeWCCraric Cluh mitt* oo'Cie 1st Saturday
in each month, at 3$>. m., hi Military Ifhll.
Town Council meets on aicond Tuesday in
each month at 7 p. m. v 1- \ '
Bambnli Guard*—Meet on 22nd o'f eacli
month at 8 p. m., Capt. G. 1*. Datnhdrg,
h—Preaching on 1st,And.3d
Methodist Church
Sundays In each month at 10:30 a. m and
4:3<t p. m. by Rev. W. P. M OUZSM.
. Bapti*t Churcjt —frea hirtv on thp second
unday in each month at 11 •'clock by Rev,
. F. liuist. IntertuC'flall* sfcrvices h-f Rev.
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Re on Iland.
The Barnwell Democratic Club wfll
meat at the Market Hall op Saturday
the 29th ln8t M in the afternoon, to elect
delap&tee to the-Oounty Convention on
the 15th of July.
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Vniliston Democratic Owba
A meeting of the Wllllston Demo
cratic Club will beheld on Saturday,
the 6th Qf July, T878, fJr thd purpose
of electing delegates ta the couhnty
conventjpq.
- * JVitm W. Holmk8, Chairman.
Gf. A Phillips, Secretary. •
end, bnt the stl important qnewt!on
who ire you going to send to the Leg*
Hahn, mentioned in these letters,'wefe I lalature ? Toe muet eend your very
all candidates fbr tEe OollectorahlK boat men, and'fbree' ChAa to go. I
but It seems * that the appointment have a right to say thla, beoauae the
hung Are until Madison WeB* came I people came to me, and said, you must
here, when George L; §mith war ap- tub, anti 1 made the sacrifloe and ran.
pointed on the special,ground, aa was J tt I-^aa trilling to madre thta aaorlfloe,
underatodd aud'publicly stated at the j gad It was d aaerlfltW, 'you should do
time, that be was,s«tia'actory to Welle I ihe earns. Tick out the beet met! you
and Andelhon—Wthd* iidoWana Ttttf | peeeibly can. ^ .
turning Board, that is to say. And , ifv
this la the end,Of dVir i8WloeTefor\h. SmaDfc a»
It wae hardly wohh while, some rtT-l Frar.er, of Aug«®^« *
.Mm/
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Red Oak IJr-moeretic < Ink.
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A special meeting, of I^ed Oal^ D^nio
cratic Club wtlfbe held at SeOti Pines
echool-houfe pn .the second ’Saturday
In July, Tor Uft® purpose <5T electing
delegateft to* thobounty convention. A
full attendance desired. *
W. H Duncau, President.
W. W
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Hablkt, Secretary
r.,‘
Attention, Ilarnwell Oreya !
Attend promptly a meeting .of yourl i
company on Saturday, the 23th of
June, at 3 o’clock p. no. for drill. Forty
members required to repor£ for duty
on Thursday, the 4th of July, at eight
o’clock', A. Tn. at Barnwell.
By order of , »'
J. w. LANCA8TitB,Capt.Comd r g
F. M. Mixson, O. S.
A Card.
tost
him through AndereonT Inflnence.'
Packard, Hunt, Stede, Marks and!
o. a. toixn*. j. %
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G. FOLfJN *
Hwifirt Mf tapteAeatt
4 " 2*48 BROAD STREET,
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SONS
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It was naraiy.wonu wane, buuio I "vr*~,7T - ZiTi, .a,-
publlcaq# are saylbg here to tpakp so yoara
much Tubs lor bo little. ;Tby ft ma w
gypwhig Feeling among' deoont paQ^ie l mornlulog at.. ocl^ckj aa^
jhat President ought, for hla own th e deepest part
sake, to summa^Hy dBo|!aaft , otii office j jopsped o.y,^ihoaf^JPQ^Ep^
theWhole crew of dlerApufhbl^peo|.lK|—E»obeoga ^ ^
beginning with the members of the r^-1 . /j* • ^
turning'boar#r‘who«» hla- evll»pUlioA
ra to favor^cqnt»ry to
itlbhl of
U»Tlfe
f t’o puWi
baa Induced,
the acMce of Inany df thFT bqdl
hla patty, £hp De.tp’Scyqrs on tfih Pot
ter comm 11tef do'n t etr.wish jo raise a
troublesome Issue*wTlfi’jtllb''Sena'te at
this stage of the session; ancf bare de- p. ^
ter mined ttgit at Senator Matthews fe^-J nrl
fusee to appear before the' committee I
In reply to their summons, they will
not Mdruwipry , - | furtber* tu tharmatter.
The ropublfcktfb of tpe committee are,
It is said, tr^pg to jjerpuade Mr. Mat*
tbedh th' appear and Mttlfy..*The re
quest for bia appearance wps made at
the demand of Gen» <MmlW,
course, unless the (•ortipnlttee agreo to
press tbe matter, be Wtli have to let It
rest where it is?*
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND AOINT$ltolrT**-*At»df
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TOBACCO^Sp SEG.vns,
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A* well •) 1*M coelly &>u, in Graa) Variety.
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We adsdr*person la every
111011 ivmirjr puuumrtm ni tiiw
Am «n* «*a beeo«»e a mcoMieAil egent.
raoet elegant workiofarf given
adapted ftw W«—ingTieRuK** 1
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ubscriber* In tea
« rte taking ortr 400 aubsci
...lArU^lM make money feet.
; Uw-Wik'^^RMovernikbt You pm do-A
(lone funl teVme (pee. Elegant and ei
Goblets, to.
frOfoGCrl
lug to try g
Itted to ektmine
"dtudy Ilf adapta-
iow affln
may bt
Lucius Cutlibert and Rev. W. D. Rice.
v Editok Pboma—X am tnfortaedthat
mx'name la being need by the wonld-
beHadlcals, asa canjlidrfte for County
.©ornnwesioper. ^ I es^ that you ipfqrm
through the columns of your valued
journal.my.Democratic friends that I
repudiate ahy sych connection, and ad
here -only to “Hamptqn add Home
Rule.” J. S. Stiu. Sr.
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Females, and men of sedpntayy
"Willinton Uireotory,
DemocfiiUc Club moets on Saturday be
fore the UlSynday tn earh month.
Baptlnt ‘ hurch—Rev L ('uthbert, Pus-
tor. Service* 2rut Saturday find 8 b T 'nlh
on!fourth Sabbath In each month at 11
o’clock a m.
Method st Chureh—Pev. M. A. McKih-
ben. PaJ-tor. Services 1st Sunday in each
month at It a m.
Hope L'ld^'i- . o 17*, A. - . F. - . M/. meats
SaiunJ^v mglq belore 2nd Sunday in
each month.
Down day pftss>enpcr train 10:42 a. m.;
up day passenger train. 2:40 p m.
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CJ minims I directory.
Grahvms DemooraUc Club meets on the
4th 8aturd<y of each month, at 2 o’clock
p. m. . .
Grahams D-'mfX'taUo Am lilted 4;lr.b
m(:<-t'sv>n ill* 1st Saturday of eiich inuijth,
at 2 i.’0lot-It p
Grahams Granjre, No. 75. meets on the
IstThursilay In e ch month
Ontenni d Rifles m< otou th j 2nd Satur
day In each month.
Faust Lodge j}.,. ill, meet* ,on the 3d
Fri’t y tnMch monlh. -**-- r *•
Baptist Church—^ervi-'. on the 3d Sat
urday and Sondey of each mopth at 11
o’chKk a. m.. hy Rev L ('uthbert, a'd on
the 2nd Saturdav of e.-ieh month. At 11
o’clock a. pi., hy Rev. W. .T Rp-e; Sunday-
Schiatl in the morning nt 0 o'clock.
Mythodi-t Ihoircb—Rey A. J^i’nvithdeh.
Pastor, servic-s op the 1st and " 1 Sunday
of each month at 4 velook f> rti ; Sunday-
school in the morning a| 3 o'ejock.
<Jlub Noticea.
Fin* Log Clu*.—The regular meeting of
the Pine Log Doaiocyatic I'lubJnli«M at t’ow
Funl on the 4lh Saturday in each month, at
3 p. in.
Spring town Cluh—The regn'nr meeting; of
theSprwtgtolvn Deniocratic Cluh is held at
.Springtewu Church on tlie ^‘1 Saturday in
ea<*li month, at 10 n. m.
We charge $"».W 1 for announcing a candi
date. No announcement t!'ll he imrrlrd unlet•
the catk accompanies th» lame.
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Local .VliMCvlIuny.
boxes of
Williaton
BE
Five hundred aod hlpety
peaches were snipped from
last week. •
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M. L. Bonham, E^q.,-qf ,Xh a Niqety
Six Guardian, Is spending a few days
la our village.
We were pleased to see the Honl
Patrick Walsh, of the Augusta Chron
Icie and Constitutionalist, In our vil
lage yesterday. , ' »
Capt. J. A Miller wilt atwept our
thanks for a generous supply of tomn-
toea", the largest weighing one pound
and six ounces. ,Tbey are “trophys”of
which any gardener might be proud
We learn that a colored man, by tbe
nahie of Brown, living on Dr. O’Ban-
non’s plantation c^ar this place, acef-
dentally khot himself in the artai while
out hunting laat wm-k, Irom ihe effects
of which he has eince died.
Ope night last week as Mr. Wm.
Lambert was returning fr m supper,
he was attacked by three ghosts—
Strange ghosts too, for when -they
found that that gentleman wps inclin
ed to use a large stick, which he hap
pened io have, they scampered
fast aa-lheir legs would carry them.
Mr. Liambbrt says they knew how to
get over ground, i y\ y'
On accouat <’f the press of business
we neglected (o publis^ the latter
proceddiugs dfXToufL la the case oi’
the State vs. Lswis M. Ayer,- murder;
tbe jury returned a verdlat of /not
guilty. The only sentence passed was
oujitephen G. Grabam, who was con-'
vlonad of Ubel, and senteneed to six
months in the county jail or to pay a
fine of one hundred dollars and costs.
The fine h^ajieen paid. ,
#We Hokji »wle<Jge the rel»lpt from
pt.Dsf- ^^’f-ofasack of superb
Uy flout, gifc-und at, hi® Johniown
;'Aiken county. As we have tio
y we have concluded to, offer t it
ss’a premium to tbe first •ptteciibefof
lu PaoPL* who shall get marled,
provided tie ^redding cafteSafe mada
mbits, are peculiarly liable to dlspep-
Sia-aml dbrangerae.ntSi Of tK* .dlgea-
tlveotgnns. Dr. Harter’s EUxIr.of
Wild Cherry has no rival tn the re-
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moval of every Fbrflaf 6f lodlgeation.
For sale by all druggists.
Thk RpenLTS of Cpkiosjtt.—Ac alli
gator in Williston township grfw tired
of the monotony of life In a mill-pond
Inst Ftirtny. and started on his travels.
When he he ’ •'rogressed some'foym or
five hmi-’ 'rds he uttempted to ifl-
tervi. v m v d American citizens of
African descent, in the cotton j l of
our friend John N. Mims. The afore
said clt!zens incontinently started an
exodus of their own. Mr. W. S. Mims,
bowe.yer. resented this trespass upon
.hjs property, and with a fusilade of
pine note put an end to tbe life and
travels of the monster which measur
ed nine fret one inch in length. Agu-
nno dealer thinks that he was looking
fbr the bones of some of hts ancestors,
which, had been manufactured into
phosphate nnd placed in this field.
^flgmenrstr^ may nwwwtwtn ^ le<ii
| joy perfect safety from d«»gs ^sd pth-1
eh carhlVercliS animals, aid inKt, Too,) jif YMYl
atfctHfliog cost, and wi4&. vary dlale
trouble. ..There is no doubt abot
Sole
G&A1IPI0E
beet In use.
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Extract From CJoVeraor
toa’s Speech at Wtaiy-SIx. . trou bie. ~ThereTa no doubt about the
It ia the duty of every man to take I adaptabWejr, 4he pFactlcabillty, the j ginning, threshing, grinding and
an interest in politics; but there are feasibility, or the utility oTjUito won-
occaselons when It Is unwise to parade derful appalatus. ^ r ’; .
polltiqil vi^ws before an audience. I C«R>t. Gilbert lyver for % , %umbe> of
cannot help contrasting the present J years been one 6f tb^ . tqoat eoterpHs-
conditfon of State aliklfs witb the oon- Ing and auoeeeaftU planter* In Rbrry
/litlon In which they were two years I county, a*d aiwaya geye^fclrtloolar at*
flgoi, Wb here lo Sputh CarqUOA had I tentlnn. to aheep raising. Some year*
the most diffioultof all problems to since be aetloed that all Ma sheep
aolve ; how two dlfterant faces, entfre- which were destroyed by dogs were
|y different f from each other, * cqjuld torn about the neck - so much and ao
live together in peace and prosperity. | uniformly ao that he Wis )eA.,to, Hi'*
We havp.eolvpd that problem. In tbe I Here ‘hgdf thtrit i»o#i could i^e pro
dark days of Ififli, when our people j tested, they
□Mgtu bfe saved from such
wholesale elftdghter. He tMi.let to
.Instrument I
wbiob would seeureahMok^ect without
otberwtee damaging ijhe-'fbeep. For
tunately hie was imtJ&og’ia contriving j
one which gave entire satisfaction In
There la no record of a single failure
of Dr. Harter’s Fever"and Ague Spe-
ciiio to < ffect a «pee<Iy and perrnanent
cure. It-haS robbed this disease of its
our country.
terrora,ln rich Beet ions ofo
iFoi oal* by all druggists
Illiiid
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SiBgacra,
A geatleman who he?! had large ex
perience in the treatment of b|lndet»g-
gere sends us the following recipe,
wbice has been used successfully In
numerous eases. It; is Wprtb preset
vation and every wise owner should
keep It. . .r-
First, careful bleeding in r ttie nedk,
ihHa two table spoonsfull of gaillc, one
table spoonfull of camphor and one
gill of vinegar—this to be poured Into
the ear and confined there for four
hoprs. / '
Secondly, the horse from past treat
ment naturally beewinee nervous.
Then give him a quarter of an ounce
of chloroform; In tfte-toUrse’ 6f so
hour or more give the horse a- drench
of a quarter of a pound of salts, if 'the
bowels are not What they should be.
This prescription Was first publish
ed by Dr. Atterberry of Grahams.
had almost.Ipst hope and begtfn to
despaji^wbea It seemed anJfcGod bad | work to perfect' some
even fotw'akVn tbenj. they with A de
termined effort halligd as one than un
der tbe banner of taoma.rule end hon
est government,, And disenthralled
themselves ftoip tbq, gpUInfe yoke of I alt but
tyrany wjdeh htii do long borne qjiqjj But wltj
their necks. Wbat were tbp 'Signs he couid well afford to experiment,
that this banner bore ? Equal rights Indeed, thers was a necessity laid up-
and projection to all classed'of pan- on him to do no. fDogk .continued at
pie within the borders of the State. intervals to Invade bin flocks ; but not
When thl® banner waq , flung to. tbe l one Was yver lost with this new pro-
breeze yotf all rahjedikround it, and tgQtor. ^SUsfled that it answered the
wrought wbat I'kagarff'hs a politioal I purpose of^rotectlon, he determined
myracle. In that struggle we weyet to tequaint hla friekdeWlth Its char-
flghting for all tfept madf Irfe dear, 1 acjter. On ooe.peoasfpn, while in con-
and joining hmdslhnd atrftim? aa one I versa: ion wlth llc. Beaty, a cheaper
man, we gained thk gipator t victory I dnvtee was aiiggested. And this, as ul-
recorded in history ' WCat we dfp timatelyperfected, will soon be before
then we con do again. *We can gwn the public.
just as glorious a victory h) 17T8, yes j ' The loventfon consist* In s raetallic
and in 1880. If anyone bad predicted j dollar oF'osck bkod, Whirls, fastened
such glorious results, he Aonld bate together by means of a slotAf,rivet or
been regarded as a wild pEo^het, Let t^utton, and
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A Live sad Fearless DeatoefaUe News*
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Circnlar.
The following circular has been,sent
by thotlomptroHer-General to each of
the County Auditors In tbe State, and
is Important information to tbe tax-
* \
payers: v
-”Tbe4)ttentk)tKof Auditors is espec
ially called to paragraph 158, 281, and
off as f 202. Ahetraottax laws.
./.‘In taking returns, of both real and
personal eeFate, they wilfrequije every
taxpayer under oath to answer tbe
following questions:
“Has your wife any property In her
own right!
“Has your child ?
‘vHava,you property In any fiduciary
capacity r
“Unlesa these questions are answer
ed lathe negative, see thaf proper re
turns are mader””/*™— —
'“The oath required by the law must
be actually administered.” % *-
JeoNhon Haoood, Compt. Gpn.
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ane Coilectorehip^ F -ia-
M of It, and *4>iec* is sent to tha toj|I«tbef|’ Share, qs It appears in
We feel sure that the cakes will be ex- these letters] is not very creditable,
celieat, and Utftt ♦ftfl happy pAlr and
their friends will ever after bless the the office which, according to
ed! tor and buy the Bally flour
A , Washington special o( Tuesday
night to tbe NeWYoric Herald spy*:
“The letters of .X>qiraJ| jffvAnd&raon.
vhieh Wfr> t id a patt Of
the hi«J.< t Llje lo3«{ .struggle over
tfie New 0:
present
South Carolina. Peace and proshef-
tty are within our borders, and good
will, friendship exist between the
whites and the Blacks. Every one
xpems satisfied with the present ad
ministration, and is devoted to the
dorople?* redemption of the State.
Taje* have been reduced by our Dem
ocratic Legislature, not as much as I
(feslre, it J& tfue/Uut enough to show
that the State affairs Are conducted In
a fair and ecotornleal .manner. It
must be remembered that we have bad
th pay the debts contracted the
Radical party,'and .ibis'bad been In
the wav of a further redo'otidt) oHtax
es. I think whatWW have done ia this
line Is Indeed renftfrkable. But I stan#*
Here to repeat #hst I have alwqyg
said before, I am in favor of.
afil our debts. Many ‘Of Yh
qontraoted in fraud, it ; is trtis; bul*
It is bettqy to pay tWm as far ap
we can adfl then say to oof creditors,
We have done all that we can and you
must’ now' come to our
[Applause.] When I was call
to be the stgAtfard-bearSt of tbs'
obratic party in 1876,1 ran under tbe
banner of reform nnd good govern
ment, The colored people believed
the pledgee that I then made, came to
rpy Buppo/a, and I any here they elec
ted ms. t am gratified that they still
h?Lve confidence In me tied the Demo
cratic party, and will support ui agqln.
Tbe platform of the Democratic patty
waa what Have us sqccess.' I repegf
what I said wh« It wks adopted, that
If is strong enough and broad enough
for every main in the. State 'to stand
ut>on. If we adopt the platform of
1876, wblctqsoeorea thq rights ydoi
man, we cin gain victory again.
udw say that if the people, call
£ to serve them al GovOnot, and
nominated, I will stand on the plat
form of 1898 or none at «H. [ifktneose
applause^ -flJejisqple of South Caro
lina eke hevftr ait contented beneath
their own vine and fig tree qptil we
have a national Dena<yr>rt«v>44pIpMy
tration. In two year# mbijS ml tfie 1
{
Lorgeot Circulation in the 8taU... (
Largeat Circulation in Uic Cotton StatM.
is provided Vith cross i i t ^ , Ll . »
. . . . Utit v*l % . . . v# j «• , ,'tv* ~ largeat CirculfcUoB,in.tl»e City.,
us look at the present condition dr | pieces having pointed ondq. So slm-■ - :
pile Is , sn^ ,‘sp per
fectly adapted to the eha in view, that
when once seen any safe toil] be sur
prised that It has hot been In use for
thousands of years. This is the sheep
protector proper. The band or cross... ; ■ ...
pieces may be stamped with the own-1 DCRACT—
All tbe News About Sonih Carolina.
AH the News About the South, " .*
All the New* From Eretjrw^4rc:
•4. ... >•. < ■ ed.
Mr* qpd gentlx oontrolled by the I U>e L ’ >n ^' >lgD '
. k ■t.'iw.A.W# 1 *
Besides tney have Invented a shear-1 WITHIN THE REACH -OF EVERYBODY
I this exciting contest we hare determ-
io oSex t^gifnauhoc^iberf the following * * ’
UCEp BATES FHB THE CAMFAI6N :!
WE NEWS AND
’' Bdtttewut ■esilw
COURIER, Daily-. ..
n-'r~r'.*rr. -yritft tkr
Ing^boqrd wbloB excels evrt-ythlrig gf
Its kind wrfljlve 8een. "The
not sqHipmpie, but eft
tbM%lftfuln*m^ com
bined with mechanical Ingenuity nod
bttm*nfc>regard for the nafinals to
which wd are indebted , for *so many I
com forte.; It insists of a board With Mbwf ipdee. vm 4'4^8
four projecting arms, two upon Spch raws for.MriiSnbmrfben. only, u
edge, to which the legs of the sheep I Inail paaos th« r <A')h>»wa 4
are tied during the process of shearing
pad have also a, spring which dbgWt
oplored people tn South Garellna will
DkrralLmaa
very
not-a proper person
for
lettexe, he
to have solicited for
he Democrats; g> y. >
{I can stand here.' and be?6rs tow
Gbd declare that I have kept every
pledge I made to j|he colored people,
add done my wb&edutytowsrde them.
If I am celled upon again, I shall fol-
low the earns Bne of policy. [Applause.]
If is a matter* of Utile consequence
who you elect Governor, T Am tenon t-
Gorernor, or A j atanl orlaspeoto-Gen
er’s name and tbe year It was pl^uied
upon the sheep, so as to keep a. per
fect record of every men^ber oi the
flock. It may klsp pe painted In col-1
ore by which one may. at a glance dis
tinguish his own frPm any. other per*
difflcuTty often experienced m atoer-
talnlqpthe ear marks. This band al.
ipjQohies.lpto use when the animal Is
to pe caught lot shearing. By means j
of a hook somewhat resembling the
ancient s&pbard's rook artistically |
brought theebeqp is taken by tbe ool-
I’NION ! JUSTICE!! EQUAL
4 * - - PJaiITS! .4Nl**MM
- »! : V* „ *
Rea«grtjaiiT»ilio rnramountl:
iThc Approaching Political CanvaM
fly every Democrat who hopes to see the
great work of tbe Redemption of the
i] Slatc made ^
so that the people may reap
fully-pnjoy the Fruit *4, ^
AT
-<* YL, w.. • \•
«T, WAL.KEH*8,
NEAR GRAHAM’S, SL G. B. R.
,sei*i-ly 0 a*
Centennial Medal Awarded.
UMMM
‘—THE FAMOUS—v
> IROtST KING
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VI
COOK MTOVE
M
fli
mnaMSHpn
014 Cpow AV ^Mew
A Rpeauft^. Sr come' afeti^ ftxtf yon
tW nef bk • v ‘'
:aWFve* > ^!’.'W . V *5- Vn-yey-
} 8. Ch
• febifft ' . jmrmM.-W0mSt
JjL 1 *:ti
i pries.' fie
— .. >. - ■ i v
t>A»as: fcaos. ABOte-T^ ^xoroia,
sM^oacan getea* «ml .4u* t
i i swsiy ^ropart, 'end P-r
slr^tuess ^me ^
equalled. .
mm i-v. -H ,we7
gt.;.
The New* and
Energies and llesou
from day to da
week, FuT*
count* of the
k:
-the ' J the*> metallic
j-—.hldlloldk thrbead^htbe^ahe
By tMs Itfveotfot Aesheep la ’secure-
collar afore- 1
‘ eep.
ly held without violence or injury Aed
sheafed without the least difficulty.
The pfoteetpr will cost so little that I
W8,9 months .' ' ^* 7°
■■■■if
Inah twWtkiMh '
the order. l-idw
Hwellinfi tnr* 'ampaign 1 SnhecHptlorf Lfets,
whisk aeghUJe faclude every iatalligeat
vbterin th*6t*t^> r- , .
RI0RD AX A LARSON Preprint ora,
..-ri,.’!-,-,, a - c -
•ar «m ab* to» owe "BImp ou
affoi
all thM
ter a few
ao such
rflto sQpply himself
p»ay be ueoessery, and . afte
yeara more we sbqll hflf of
thing aa. a^ eheep-killlog
oodtplelM, Jl aiy, will be
unprotected. We favor the <
worfh-
P#
of South Oaroltnp, and
wees tnore
tiverous floef .whicl^ abound lo tbe
potfiWJC! ButhfipaWd^B they will bo
power lees* ■'te hurt the sheep, of pru-
dkatfhtMhaadmeo. Tbe protector may
be readily adjusted to sheep of any
mira
else, and Is f worir with on if any In oon
violence by lambs only a few days
old.
Gordon and Conklin seenf to have
met ia heated angor ooce more.
S. LIEBMAN
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COLLXCTOR AND ADJt’STtX OE CLAIMS.
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