The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 11, 1878, Image 2
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s-sr—!
arouut
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Ue
aesfktivM htra but Utlliviaitti v
gmUtudc of omr Slate. The *am of Us
boncfactioDs it ooroprised in tbe oitab-
IhhaoDt of n few coontry port-oflBcet,
the appropriation of several hundred
thouten^l rr d0h>zv fat iuteruft* improve
menu and the distribution of an nva<
lancho of worthless “Report/) and Mcs-
sages.” Inlhlcneed by the tfreletadty
timid atid tirae-serving polity that has
Hberrf eippropriftliOns the free schools ny I pledge that this flag shall never be
•W kept opeh only> lew months in thr
ye*\ We hare tb<» satiffactipn (J lms>W<
ing that l^r. Meyuarilio's advocacy ^f.
the reopening of thft j^piversity is very
properly weakening. i}» claims apd maK-
iug the scheme more unpopular and we
earnestly hope that the-nost Coufemnoo
of his ehurch will transj^r 'faim to the
strangers to pin-backs, ahd ^t«y ph
tfcnnkeys ntt they git to be’gfbwed
should tbW* tide -teter cotno f never sced^a young femail munkey of
hecrdteHor.one, nor reed or one- as
bad her'years bured. Mbnkeye' 4 never
try to4ittp«iU , te on nktur, ' oh is ^gtiafide
thattheT mukd 1 did’trt bore etinj holes
in their tears Vhcn thcy war. boYnd.
when it rauat go before an enemy of our
country it »bftll bn eprricd 'in the fore
most rank ami never c^aa^ to Tfare a^.
long as a'member of the company is able
to fnce a uxty ;’We desire sooner or later
•that Our company **hall not only be the
become chsraoteriatie of. the ^Juttenal; Ooafcrerra^- for we want among" "fititer Of Rltekville MV-fKe "Banner coin
TYtenirv/iim/Atr It Via^neawl tn A,r.> r Pll1 I Southern '< , W»ri»vwM>n no w*ak tmitktr.rs nf I tfenv of Afv..
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^fitate. *
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Of Education,'
tisos.
Democracy it.refofcd to seat Jdajpr Till
man and Mr. Kiobardaon who were le
gaily alevted Item South Ciftotiba. It js
true that the committee decided that
jtbera was no legal election hr their dis
tricts, Lnl the Democratic members of
fhe committee hope to be re-elected by
Southern 'ckrpydien ho week imitators of
Gilbert Haven and Bishop Simpson and
other pbHtic'afipl’daPheTs.
EgSTOWg"*-.;''-; * 1 of ne gro votes, and so Smnlls and
Oomptroller-(ie»raV,. » Rainev keen „nd dr-w lUr
; m:|wpi uyBAqd&D:
w^iitrifir-Tiiirii ■ ii'i i mniin i ii ui.
‘ ^ E. W. MOBSE.^^ ‘ ^ -
- .t<* tumfa&km*, ^
„ iB.IsLBAPHUVr.
5 ... Hkr|rttohm'‘9«**ra!,
P.TCKJMAKa
EwrCohgreaa,--/
GEORGE D. ttl/LMAN.
atjtt^u'a! ■■ 1 ■g—-
o/ the Barmrell Sentinel
Unf(forth U every man’s beat
it* commendation a badge of *»-
all good angel* deliver va
owe' iingt* ap
ttouli cutUredfy ut
to iaqvire, 11 What evil thing have tee
The Ihtori.B July 4th.
* m*t*p**'a Pal
^■ * ■
the.speech Of Goy.-
Blackville on the 4th
retiree of uncasi
the futnm of the State is the
threatening the integrity ot car
liatdan*
gar, it would appear, manifests teelf to
* demagogues and
the occasional local triumph of extrem
ists. It is true that in some counties at-
WHH partial suc
cess to iHHjptl-y i^|ad.-irote "lui i
factor ip politics, but woe see no reason to
apprehead 90 for as present appearances
?; indicate tbot the pledges sad assurances
ot Governor Hsmptcm to the colored
v
lion of (
Item danger.of
dr influen-
pcoplc of Bn»|h
t^s^ghvia
epa. neither
>ea«1f waskonW
Rainey keep their seats and draw their
pay, while Tillman and Richardson are
sunt homo with a beggarly thorsand doh
It^rs apiece for nil the labor aod n&usca of
.the camfHign and thd r conle4. During
Uie. campaign pf 1876 Majnt Tillroan,
apparently without hope of succ'ess,
waged War upon Radicalism in its strong,
holds in this distiii;t. lie won the fight
and it has taken.eigjihvn mouths cf addi
tional work for him.tp convince thoDcm-
ocratio Houscr that “there was no legal
election in hisdisfricK" We hope that..
there will be no opposition to his rcuoiui-
n^tiorti- Ho has.given time, tireless en
ergy and thousands of dollars to -the
good cause and he deserves fho plaudit
of “well done good and faithful servant.’'
pur county convention would do a grace
ful act by instructing otir delegates to
tho Congressional convention to favor
his renomination, and the people of the
distfkt will in next November give the
old war Irerse a rousing majority.
The tiorden Toluwteers.,.
On the evciiing of the 8d of July, it
having been previously announced that
a flag would be presented to the Gordon
Vulnnteers* by the ladies of Blackville,
quite a large crowd of all sizes and sexes
assembled in the grove in frpnt of the
Methodist Church to witness the cere*
mouy. \ ' • . .ht.
Major I. T. I /.'nr was ihpscn by the
.ladies as . t<ppk- snum •» iu tiieir behalf.
General Jaim^i Coimor, who HYid come
in advance as orator of tlie day in the
Hart's Reunion ceremonies of the fourth,
was present at thepiWcntatidn'ccremony.
The hour having arrived and all
things being iu roauinjgs the Gordons
ffony of RartitWircotinty, ind whed other
companies yf. South Carolina rcp^iyc,
honorable mention the Gordons pill nev
er be despisite, and that the fimo may
come that it will be «n hon8r ? to be *
ukrttibei'TniiermnV^. j., J
Again thanking the fair ladies for
their beauflfVil offei jng, I now phire it in
the haods of one wlioju I a®, ^pre wijl
never let it go dovyn in dishonor. Mr.
Or. T. Andrews, .! plaeo this flag in your
keeping, chai-zing you to treat it kindly
and bear itvith pride 'The position *':u
now ocoiipy as color bearer of the G''it'•
dotf. TolnnteerS is one you ilc?d never
shrink'from but'may always acknowledge
with pride to yourself,
'And to the officers and members of
the company I would say, as thfi ladle?
have seen fit to repose a trust in us let
us pledge rtnrsclves that that trust shall
fhsra off sji they osghkto M in this mat-
Mj private IM#hitkv l»> jh*
Or.fVQriUge in common teiici-ou this sub-
gick. Old tnilnkcv'n-ov both scuks »
treated ivith grate fes^eckt Ijy the
younger ofiee, nud hit ivrll be a subgick
fur nirtional conJnittAishun, iT by the
nclt ocnterimHl, thafe should be a flight
improvement in th^ Cmud StatiJ ov
Amerik^ ^ndnp yur pecple in iWhI -per*
.ticula% t-, ' ; v . .
. Tbare taever was but oue.poliMkil par
ty amuug munkoys- tlwy j* all Deui-
oeratiek ijo Jentimcmt, au oflis Seekmg iz
sjbuainrse for which thareis no occashun;
They never nominates but one manat a
tifWc fur prcsedent, and az ti natiital coh-
serjb^nce thare’s no fraudellcpt ’lections
and h.yestig^itrfig committees,
! ; 'BwcKsiin.
P. S. (Tharc’s suYu fellers':I ^d
dressed iu'their pew uniforms and look*- never be mitepiaced," and let each and • whut ^ aZ tuck u P‘ jn t h elrs ‘ } VK«sibc kind
A Tnle ol'lwo i'ontlucntM.
.. Whhin twcfvw months of.each'Titliof
two rcmaVkablo elections took pltce ou
separate eonfmeats. On the 7th of No
vember, 1S7G, occurred in the Cfiitcd
IrtafdB thg memorable .Presidential elec
tion of that year de>tiucd to leave inc-
radicalla traces on Repubticauism in
Ajpcnga. On the 14th of October, 1877,
occnrred tma equally important for the
destinies of France, tho results of which
established Republicanism in that dis
tracted country upon a firm basis, ground
into drift the airibltiorts projects of the.
Legitimist, tho Orleanist and the Bona-
par list factions/ In tho former wo bo-
hold the spectacle of an established re
public which had been for a century
identified with tho history, the glory and
the.essential genius 01 the people, im.
perilled iu its very existence by fraud
rS 1
er a power for
or a poster forwtil. .If not utilised
for tho gcod of^fcofilsls itm^st certainly
b« Btenlpolotsd to its detritoo^ w(t-vt ^ ^
imperatively dc- .,^,1 iuterposition of arbitrary and
jnands that tlm policy of our Guvernax
ttnthonty ; in the latter, that of
RCl ‘ » people Vhose form of government had
^ 'fdr a like period, vibrated between bloody
virtual disfranchisement should meet j yfolcqco and Imperialism Lursdng
wiili no countonaneo whatever, because i]jc re’strwiutaof military power and culm
nothing coaid bo more produsthre of fii< Ij^ynd. aons^itutioually through the in
or J an y cr to rtromentality of tbe ballot-box, protected
teMtteb^ttostod histitntions. In Barn- by an admirable vlaeiion law. asserting
doctrine has never taken root their sovereignty andrcbutlding tire des
potic tendencies of the nominal head of
the republic—Marshal MacMahon,
JPo-day. w e find the shadow of a great
wrong resting upon the path of our
country’s progress, to-day we, find the
Potter Ctmimittecgroping darkly through
the hit ricaci(£ and vile labyrinths of per
jury, bribeMto^brgcry and every form of
fraud to disBWCr the real abiding place
of the natioaal sovereignty and the true
expression of the popular will. While
on the. other Iwml the republic of Franco,
the child 0? yesterday, looks bright and
joyful in the Irappy conviction, of a nn
lion redeemed by the patriotism Of its
citizens. “France is rrtw of ogts’’ says
Victor Hugo. ‘iShc knows what, she
“ wants. Bleeding, mutilllcd, let to ran-
“ sbm, given up to the factions of the
ii post she smfics superbly aiul works
“ miracles in the field of uh'ns amt the
“ field of events. God grant that out of
our sore affliction and dbgraco wo shall
at last find safety • for the national life
and a hallowed temple for the abode of
prinpl- j'lonstUaGcnttl ’ freedom in tho Uuitou
county can-
If gentlemen
IIIIsj^'Ktt borna no fruit. If
the 1 iiliii’m^fej'IIPiiiitisliiiiirifiiiili s
Tofiticsit can only be attributed
-—for k has not escaped bur
Ural he appears in many
utely indifferent to all’
MiM to have settled
»to tho coov
to
ietiouthatho i* hut
tor ot aH that apper-
oond'rtion of tbe
in which be and labors."
wwnsthe
er this be indicafov^ of a healthy|
|0 r springs
r is the result of
; cireumstaiues
to dis-
FT
Ion In the same speech
MijhllsYjllhteds,
Credit *s a pa-
frauds al-
ors and
freedom
.vehicle
for
the fcoDotebok
allowed
pt’W
thd hand
ers under
eharacter bo nominated to- ex
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iteor
I*
States.
f.,%:. '>4
5P!-
—«u' wi « jii I,
llxe ftontla Caimltaia College.
'*'.•' —^ VI "
‘kjr^atwmeetiawatTrwrtoBjS. C«
r. Ueyoardte onUnytestically pf««4 the
re^ojrenlu^ ot tfeoKouth Caroti-
Ira rollojfe; |nd prayed eariwatiy that,*
FdiWjiiliJkttHfModiOnc tes^on, 4frtht
(ally aHve 'to
' wrs.now
JbNwtlmirsdm
deminlnatlonal,
how admlrafife the lat* |
dtafi. - iy
kites*
and
devote liii
d«h,wri.i%k«r
and not
I
AfrATAof ilift iftet ihiit. hofbre
South Carolina Col
ing finely, being in line and at thc j'pv
rado rest,” Msfov Izlnr took the flag
and advanoing to within a few paces of
tho centre of tho company ami said : * •
Captain Lartigue arid members of the
Gordon Volunteers, the pleasing duty ef
present ng as a testimonial of tlreir high
.regard to your corps thu> beautiful ling
as beeu delegated to me by the Wfos of
Blackville, the task isa*doubly ph Vsant
one to me/ First.ru-accomrt of the
deep interest I liuve ever felt in tlie or-
gaiH r-tigo since theffim dgy~of Its" oxLT-
encc, when you honored me by making
me your chief and of the pride T now
feel in the success an J proficiency of the
company. k Secondly, bccauee it is' nl.
ways a pleasure for me to accommodate
the ladies, , .
- But, Captain, before I deliver this
flag into your keeping I desire to im-
jrresg upon ibucoips the high and sacred
trust which i^s imposed upoa its membeis
in accepting 1 it. and a!-.o to discuss the
symbols which it bears.
Iu the days when Rome was in tho
height of her glory and Julius Ca>3ir
with his triumphant legions was carrying
every member ever endeavor to emulate
the character of the-tioblc officer, whose
name we boar, General Jofia B. Gordon,
of Georgia.
nar1<»lf in'M I\«>» —A l»!t of
-W«trtr3il BVistdry It illi a .’Vlornl.
Sn.uk BiuncYi, July^ 78:
Mrsrwt Enitrni —Wertvc" hit iz
Mister Darwin who writ a book! 00 tho
subgickof ov nuuikeVs an ether vnr-
minfs, and sez a Jimh iz. a munkcv
"wirfinut any u!e. ,1 wuuoc tlicrt he, wiix
a.phool funinsiuivatiug .ha| his grate
nest to give me a porliter nUis in yore r
papdr. One calls hi*e?aWV“Rnwkidc,”
and sez I iz a clever foller, hot my ed<>
cashun wuz negleotod in’ niy yrith.. I
feels much oblooged, and reckon that
the difeicnee between him and me i%
that l lavnt leetle when 1 w az a boy, and,
he a‘nt larnt nulldnj mice /« left xleovtc
,lf hia hidextxgm tell now, - hit's my
convfoshan ho did’ht lam «.flie Worth
cent. I would like to receive a private
note from him on the suhgeot, Tutftev
one eums bit sorter soft
plausible men.
When ell our .public oipces shtill
filled %ltb these kind of men, thep
shall falsehood and corruption be ban
ished ffotn our land, then shall justice
aodAriRh reign, aopiw, and then
lastjlrut not least, that cheap -and
filthy Ititog, policy, shaft he burled in a
grave eo deep# t hat" It wjll never bp"
resurrected again. 61 the qualifica-
tions of men for pubite trust I will
give you in ray •next. ; fd--^ | V ;
y “Piourodr nr IftrcTAStri;"
. Ramberg^ply ff 187fi.
. ,—
.Oa account of the crowded condition
of our columns this weVk, wp are
forced to leave out'seveW comthunl-
catlona. They wil( >pp^ r In nekt
Wte k’s issue. ' *• : T"
Dr.. Harter’s Elixir Wild Cherry is
•* purely yygetKble -comblBatjon' that
‘supplies af want long sq^ght. In Its
use, no,chafigo 6t diet or surroundings
is neceeeory, nml iadlea or invalids
may u«e ‘f freely to fyerore their wan
ing strengrli. For sale by all druggists.
•—*— 'X
. Several ommnUBlcatiobs came in
this weak nsittfn# certain' patties as.
.suitable eandfibiies for- oiQce. We
charge flVe, dbllars fpr.iinnouBeing
cumlidatea, and positively will not
publishtoteti commrmicatione, unites
tbey are uOooiripanied by the cash,
to
i thnrnnahbred. Tforkshfro Boar.
A months old. Hold for no taulbr-sm
kind-Weighs SIS rptAinds.'
stock.'Ho was bromrht from
tost feto-’u l-irms iu Kcutpcky.
l^r price aldresa. '
^lune 20-it •film, 8. G.
Appikatioo for Fioal Discharge.
SteauiEuStne and iioilw for
RtdOVD nANI) SIX T(OUSE
Euglne, la good eondit Ion, for
by
jone97-4t
i. A- Bprckmye
Blackvilte,
for Safe
Julv, 187M. lit to o’clock a. ra.. for a/tnal <...
‘ , ire ns acuiilntstrator of John Dalzell.
J. w.OomviK.
ch i ..
deceased..
juheaPtd
Se
g>tJW|
—AND— :-v
Mariner Insurance Company
CAPITAL, $1,704,889
THE SAFEST COMP ANY IN THE
i 'ZZ
'777+!*.
:lC7f
pNITED STATES.
|tV ill Underwrite on all kinds of property,
•ml and personal, ,ib ^arnw-ff Souitty, in.
Chiding gins, gin.houses,<uills and machin
ery. rntyn ginned aqdunginned at the low-
.H M .'THOMPSO'N, * .
It ’ Local Agent, Witliston. 8. 0. >
N. B. “ Policies iskuW in best English Far*
James Blovcrr of. rujaski ^epapfo. ^unpaote* if preferred, confined to dwell
. f 1 ' —lie — J ^ ft . * ft £ r t. A . 1 _ J ft S ^ t. .. .. . f"• ft. ^ -L A — — a* 1. ft ^ ftrmi
Iod., i #rttel:*'**l bad tbft dyspepsia
and. fiver eomplaint tot nine years.
Renry J. -Mouzot
I"was induced to use Dr.
Fills; after X ’h&d used one ben of •
pills I experienced a deelded Improve-,
ment; and t*hen I had finished the Sec
ond one I wfts entirely et&eTf. Tbr sale" r 1
gmixl mutlior was a fvm 1 ni
in his ‘Tvid-
glovc” stile. I luvo tlui uiftn. cause ho
anket hut, He #int a..tjiimc4.foacknowl t
NCW A l) TER FtKEILEXXSI
50f
fclft Car( i diiu,--Ik;nwdll Comily.
IN tBe VRofi’ATK COt’OT. 4 f itm*.. ft. u. ^ .v. tLzrMn:*
AMShhaM >u-
iz only a diforct
the Roman Kogfos vfotrrriottrin cvciy ^ h; m aml mc az to
quarter of the world, no i.yhor honor
could be conferred on any l u dion than
fbbeputinthe forefront of the battle
where dinger was greatest. Nothing
more disgrurcful could befall them than
tolosc their F.aglc, this same spirit per
vades ail the armies of the civilized world.
V’ou will readily see then how the pro.
tection of this banner will bring honor
beiug'on tho tadpole .o.-ier, luz Rilkes,
hud in the course ov time, dn bped tbeir
talcs, I am ov the conrrcshnn that be
haz some blood relrifihuns oa this side ct
the A'lantiek. Monkeys iz queer,,
munkey Hood never runs outer the con-
stitushuu under ninety g'noivitiOng.
MathuzHar wos iheold-M ov his tiswo.p
an must have bin, nt the age of font!
hundred and sixty-niiw, a fv.t/'res ln I
spool min. But than iz sum IntmHtbt-j
specimens konsid rab'c younger, : n 1 ft
of opi .ion b-'-iv,
idgclqz relashUUS, *'i km.wing.lu>. i» nm
tlve ijoatyreeil dgutojema to BtS a sheep.
Ef, Iwwsumever, • hiz nater&l
leads him to bat at mev before ITc dO.
gins the btoincssM wonld like to’ git a
quart or two of li nt's German oolbn'e
fur the occashun, uz L aiiit pgriiclar
food ev the siuel! qv jyL • r*n)r kidg’uvzs
i'noc autliULin tfoit Uae-
, suit to,uie tog rant trm IrthwS cf
i the estate uf .Kr»- Mar-
aso jfte there)••re
r*1»dl
tftfnit*tration on
if#rat Hult. deceaMifi. i hweo
to eitw.itrig a'ltmmifh all, aud aiufful >r the
kttMfrkd spd eredUm-s or tlie aiid Min
’t't-c ^njy et* ftrerj Ciiikvu.
wlie'dur
aud glory to yourselves, while to lose it
Ls but-humiliation and disgrace. But
knovring the spirit of the corps and your
past iccoru^ Guptaiu, we unlu^itatingly
cotnmit it lb your charge, with every
confidence that its beautiful folds will
never bo sullied by the dust of dishonor.
And now, Captain, let us briefly no
tice tho symbolic teaching of its design.
First, wo have the blue ground, emblem
atical of thosoft sunny skies v/hirh make
oar climate almost, Italian in its salubrity,
healthfulncM and productiveness’ T1k
palmetto tree so httautifully and artisti*
Tally yvroUght in the centre, is embtem ’ty where ht tfnz cackling, but the mun-
„*;„.,t n r<»>. t h fw.iin* ;* n- —* 4raz better pbrtod in'nateral pfcHqso-
fy an dcifiiffirii the invltfsbun, I never
atied of South Carolina, it is the pad of
her “eouT-Of artus” that fprms the promi
nent feature of hor great seal and givfes
to her the historic name of the Palmetto
Plate. The pure white fripg? around
the border of the banner is the effibleuu
native apt-i w T c 'ond guard.around her
as faithful ftt'pti:). Is of her honor,'her
Lain irnnkcys omumkey a f» jm tiO-u.
My convieshum. afW k«mtadera!,le ! oici'
oulfic iuvcstigBSliirr nn fabnroous rc-
Sfeuxh, iz that u munkey iz n dcglner.ne-
man, widen haz in the Iransm0^'if;ic5>-
shnu /s' in phidrM. • nppetircincr x but
'/niii'il -in ift'jTriis. Muukeye' uiiit t |»nr-'
ty things on a average, cupt tile jifiler
ones.'with bMe izc, an iu their uutcral
stafe iz honest, but- contack with .their
relashuus of tho Imamu famly mukes
them grate rogues. I knowed a munkey
wnnst whit could bear a Chailaston cot.
ton factor al! holler in tinauceering. He
Inved nigs'with oZ much afieeshun az
tho RadiVillJ Urv the South, an could
suck 'cm az dry az sum sarmens I’ve
beerd preached. ^Ije knowed the cackle
dv erry hcn.^iiil vus to tlie nest ju
three sceoc.ds after notis wuz. giv tlmt
the biz/.ioo-w of laying waz koqduded.
The naMer tried to make him blceve.
on’several occajhnns, that aigs wnzplen
ii- , .
- j -, ■&***¥+ Urfr
1 Al ' J C ’ * 1 1
t<> ]>'iri»ile j'wj'I
j Un. Fp:t«h : --ft is the «!»;*' of .the-
1 cit.««i,.r a. enirnty to .i<>wj» thetn-
m-it, 5>o*b -t sofer' r.cc
>.b!te men,
iiuS-Kf, with V si cb" hauwiiiige, ro
pV- plocsrit Kifi jy wfdrctee Ybo 'HevllvC
rruncfc so. flow fs !t poai-lbte f..r any
pcopto to rote for n pub I to men.snrc,
nr m c3n?i»J«fu for a puLIIs < fDce mi-
Icna they buro a compctcn t- nCqnufn •
tHtice with botli? It .i-i urtefly im
possible', boned theitoceeSMy of public
measures, and candiJarcs for public
effiee being truthfully,- cnudidly and
fairly brought. ; be;are our --pM^ple
thr<Higj| tbt’^rcttte^t vcblele of public
informal!or; - tho tieEgiyfliiLr.aho.
»6ed a mail muukey iindortakc to chaw
terbaclwr r asd never heerd of but one
gitting drunk, lie was took tor a.JSar-
room by Iris owner an giv sum linker,
of purity, anti is symbolic of the honored bvlt was so nifirtytied that no persu m
could git Irim back enny more. In 'thryt
re?pecks he haz k higher order (f nionih
rights aaa . t i; iin^icst. Tji« shield tbit j-ffrm man -.' -Tho fotnaif monkey cz a
stands in front ot the body of the tree— wife an muster iz hard to bout, I hav
the most vital point.—is the reprosenta- never seed a niail with bi» whiskers half
tive of^yourselves, the brave, tbs patri- pulfod ou( or hall.bedded, which speakt
otic citiaen soldiery. -You arc the shield
which must stand between the Palmetto,
State and the assaults of her enemies of
whatever naturn and from whatever
quarter they may come. Jtlor sons in
.the past have proven with what willing
ness they could Iny doton their lives in her
behalf. W« know that should occasion
require yon will be found ready to emu.
htfe Mbkit *wjMo example/, npir,
Gffptain, I deliver you tliis .ba^jn^r^ n^epl*
io 8 , no othvtr endorsement than oar
kcowledgc. of tiie.spirit corps fo
guarantee that its->os«UfUI propoHions
wjil never bo dtetroy wt, save By ths mis-
'ailegr ^f s atwiby fob, wy"nr'|ifiKiy
i„ Dm |
m
except by the hearty blood from
f - S' f • *■ , v /-i
r T. : . T. iMm
lugd t |Ut lo the am*» |v-oK,»reo™ .M p*Ml.r. poli*n ot, their
the from the fair ladiM of Rlackvidx, tow In ftr'
I feel u
iM'
■*#.* > ..41;
K
well fur hur amiable ciwpOFrytiun az a
wife. But I hav stod rum men whose
hare wins too'thrii', an they too young, to
adthit of tbe charitable shposishnn that
hit dropped oat nutera]. T dnuT sup-
pozc^this applies to all bilKbeadcd men,
cause 1 Lhow sum among iny -framer
who u stibh “artful ^pdgprijy tliafcr hit
would reejuipo scvcril rsvbbedded. wim^
men to suateh ’em ball beaded. F<h
mad munkeys h»Z grttte natural- ;alTee>'
ov eivfit&Lfit and Oitgjft -Mfip ages
vd’kholix tote the opin-
rating ci
7f ' ' *'■
ergree on
3ft£i——y-
lontlwitoito^rngteyW of lmi* nR imporunt matter of reoommnndl
inecKMr'public trust, we are not ioflu
I excel! human
ir re
muth-
Mfc
peuoe of ^hich; bo;h in nubsetiption
and cou’/cyabck, le li^ht as not to
be burthensbrae to the poorrist citizen.
Thus invited and encouraged by tb$
very light expense connected with this
reliably source of information,* if any
cii.iais)> (ailq to teoap biawsif vreR -lir^
formed of public men rind menoutee,
be cm com plain of no on^ but. h inwelt.'
we claim it the dutfLof, a cifl'
«eo to keep bia fcilirw cttir^bfi Inforcf
cd npcctbcac- eui j^ct?, «irtd this'can
b(.*st be «J(Vi)e thn u&b Hie colurau of
the n cite pa per. We r« joice to know
ing huutea, »torts and ooatthta.
juncSj-lf
Surgeon Dentist.
Has located at Blacltville and n-epeet-
futly offer^ hts prnf.M.?».Tn ; il«ervices to tbe
rttfenawf fUrnwod and adjotntnif coun-
.tieij. Oflteeot ro>i<b*r.c»ot M. Keeler, fcaq.
Reforenoe* -tjev w 1». MojfUUn. Meoars
Irtt. H**U2W will be at Barnwell on thfi
first M<>-id.t> it: each mouth.
Fineis-tm . • .•• ’1
M ryuret Hn'l, decided, that they hoar.d
iipta-ir U'C.ire me Fi’th" < ourt o£ Frobate
toUft held at Bnrfllfotl Ooartbouae, vm
W.-dceaday, the auhvi^y OV Joty, at 10
i.VW-ii n..m , tu ftliqV can e, U any iiiry
e. w.h J sal!hnM.}atstr ftTfoyaweg' not
be ffrautH ; »
r (iivcu uitler tnyhand, at Barnwell.' the
•athut.y or dniy.
JAH, M. KV AS, dudffo of Pn.fcjftt-s.
.•initviPdrja ■; r
> . £xfCtt;it n Sule.
V .HTtTEtlf AXFXr/:t?riO*t TO .MR
diiecttw by J. J. Hrtihhatr, Rf.q , rt.- lv
• 1 ttv^c ni t of Hwi riWHlt e ulitj\ ?c’it t li
' ‘aiMilhk. I will eEC r for ?i. l>) in fivutad i ! e
Potrlte i.j,lc' e,,on the fir.-t Monday te >U-
vAtF , "V u ,* i “ t htofeeftttatt^r.Tbrtfa-n.j
*n> r.»nijV\iiZ^\*o.'Oi*tHkl U*
Onto lpict« i'rWcid.o' Ua4,.»;tiif a ad be
me in tho I'o'vr fob of Bar. mot. iao. • i
.South Oarai-iiH. at *
tK-'es, n,c) > ur lcsv-^tod y.midwl.e« fol
lows; ihi ir.e tiuitUHipioid ofiii-r ftlcKjjk tv
Uuds tr. ihopOM«&»;d a Carrdl.and
was iMvhyl toiuu 4s tb*. itrofierty of Ai-ia-
ham Al'i'd eb,;i at tht timt - rSiu tn Uiitgo
et at, Piin fi-e ».es to tiav f,ir aikpers
Mietifl'a 1 IjS 6c, J uly fc h, 187»
J. W. LnUNc.vSlEE, ^IJ.a
Jiiiyll-tdq|
Survivors if i]k‘Eamb,>rg jlkards.
B.J. QnaU!ebdua r
. liKNTlteT.
wimatae,g.C. it.K.
pfUaftend calls tlrcagiiout BftnnwMI mid
a<\)4Cept reumim _ ^ r ,;\. uiaj oUH
texigaMB^g" .11 ■ ari'iifia» ■m iit. . ~ , >
1 ' A New* arnl late'is ia^ Fekturo.
*' v -d. *-or MJEm
Edgefield Adyertiaar.
A rihifHnn f.f tho Survivors of the Bara-
W
iKTtf Unaids will be held at MiilUry Hall,
MouiTAy. the
■ South CaroUm’.i h-dovei aen- ia
sa l BUsraf^V NDny *
woflhy naniAssffd uotoU. iiv-ta iva. - {
Mudan 1 , ' ?
... •.
Ati at ti a flrilor Jffiy ths AdireNt r
wirthagir: tiiCpubii'-At ur. oi * ser.es id
BfogriW'liiC*l^hoteh«» iM»int», in -ynop-
ais. Ihiiiivea o/many .I'-^ptccnt and di»*
fingiiUlird .«m4, »f- vi -ait tinny. <»f '
South .Carolina. • la.-e —.aseltoN -witii
these, I here will appear ii. our coliimtia
each week* portridtHF-tbe tndivLdtiil
whose lire is ekelchev), duho it. the high." *
e*l slvle of iflOijern photographic m’*.
rom tbe great and good tom of fho pac-t
■%
In the toanfuf Utiinberff on
■wnci lutotont. at 10 aTm. 1 ho tueetlJff Will
toduqcaU survivors, befftiudiiff with the
enti.-tments nt Xnautiervilio toJiriy, Ite
W. B. UiUK. huv. Ivors «X-Cftptinn.
I'-lyll^w
f it, JN THE PROBATE CODHT: .- .
TJTBRBEAS, SABAH F. HAIR StAH
made suit to me k> grant her letters
^ udiainlrttrfrtJoh cm th«
,Ua,ir, d-ceened; 'beao are therefore to
etto and , adrapaiffh ell. aud^ .alnffOhit
the ktixtred' and eradTO>rs Ot tho said
Jotl.ua Hair, qpoaaaKl, that Uteybto and
ttpitear -
Midi selections hare beea maflu.
John^. Galhoun,^George McDuffie. Jud
A. P. Jpder, Cliancollor P. If. ‘.V.vrdm;
tofiX Governors lfodtan». father and ami. Govern
P. M. Butler,-Cdonai of the P-.biatto re 'i^
.tuent. Senator i.ouii T, VVig^ill. Judgo
'O’Neal, Orneral Witiidly Jl.ompBor. Oahorol
James diwirp, B-bnni>d" Baeun, Km^. . lUTai
•'Ned Brace, ’ of the ••UeorRui Ssane*," Miv-
Joryack Jeter, Hon. Preston Brooks, Gov-
r eru»r9. D. Miller, and other* whvae names
jwe have-not *
.; Lster we wi
cral AbnerPerrln, General M. M. Gary. Ovn-
‘'cral IV. <t. M. Dunovanf, Generals KcrstuvWft
Kennedy, Logan, * V'nnoi* Wnllnce,. MoO«w- ‘
^h. Ilagoodand Bee. rolom-l TUouru. 'I.
“Bacon, Colonel Thotna* G. l.smar, Ctdouep
space to iftentiodju-t ^-«w - ---v-'
iviil take iipsooh men astpj lf«m. .
II, Governor M. L. Itoui.ftHi.tiiTi- • ■
tbiit fb.e tpirit cf the prtaa Invitee tind 1 ^* , i, , ? a ^ n V, r ,''i 013on ,M"*V
* r * . usy,- the lath uay of JULY,utlo o clock
encourages all citiaensto tbafle* use a m..tOsMowcsuse. Ifanvtlfoy have, why [Joseph Atmey, Gbiopei W. C. Mor-tcnr. t'„\.
of ita columnafor t his end, b.it fbc on- : {pneLGuittr BimkinS.Bpeaher .t..In c. -
iy aafe principle upon which thia iu-
fonnartou can bo benefidaliy^fOrritBft
ed is that bo who gtvfcs it, wbStiier of
public uffalre' or caKlMatas for public
office, aimu!d do so with tf$tb r -enft-
dor, justice arid fairness—rio falae-
bdbd, no huiiscriminate toStiflcatlon
aod eulogy ^utmen or mcaBUrew, for
upon such fnfbrtnatlon no people can
safely refy, for example, if we bring
out a eitizcu fon aoy public office, let
us be conscientious la our statements
of his claims to public confidence, and
of bis qualifications for the public
trust, list uX"DPt in tWa miUer be
iafiuenced by any private.iim-to put a
friend or relative into p’J&Uo notice,
this 4s degrading and dist)onest;-bur in
toN'ttstefcer let the publlogood Re our
entire aira, eSpecltiHy In tbte^ matter
df recommending men or msfttnrts,
lago on the prrocip^, "vptr
and I Will tickle'yttUft* Tftb
Radicals, but dot for Dem-
shun. They h*v never t*
buV OOt -(hr trdo and hon.-st men.
MAL M*ro ir«rt.o trouble, tbk; mieerai.le end
degradiag Q»on«let^.poitey, (wWoh la
blighting society, tke Church m* the
civil govermaeot ef Btatr^ls ed
rife throughout the lend, that In 'this
Cbssnut, ll-n. If. 1>.
motpson sad others whose nohiss shall o. eur
' td
ife.
Sdath (’HroljDa-rBaTnweH Oonoiy
-wr'«tw—t' : -
, .ii." ran ppobiteoouna ,
of arijuin}Xtration "ciyiT tesUmonto sn-.
rt^’’°0 the estate gf Joseph 8. bates, do-
cassed. These are therefore to cite and
Ifed
^ -iw H v 4 ^wto' © 10 oe apia
on -Mopdav, the
14th dsy e» JtlLV, at ih ft'eloek a. - --
shawoiiHse, '
tninistrntio.. „
Gh en untter
1st day bf July, 1878.
JAf
iuiyi-W
u “.t, «« iJarnweu, mi
r bf July, 187A
•MH. f. BY^i^tobf Probate.
South Caroling—Baniff.eft ^County.
t ' , IN THETXWJIATrcOtJtT. fd
HP BEREA 8 8. B. BRABHAM »A8 MAD*-
I’.ruhhftitr HuAauMwT TSftftft’.ftft ftfc
1, •fflpbhim, .i.^eaa^ JTbeee' sra tlierefora
L'i ‘ite and a dm oiah all. and singula* the,
? n J I‘uv* nd of-tb.' saief Boafior^
i■ brabhaou defeased, that ti.oy h« and ap-
penr heforq me Id the fourt ot Probate to
AhVnt Barnwefpfiotirthi
-inii
iFBarnwtdi Tunrthmjse on Manr
4ht,b day of JULY, atim^eteeXa
day,tei
ffntritt
at Barnwell,
T T GILL,
enoed so much for tbe public goo1,»*s
the rewards we shall reap at some fu-
turn tlm^ No good man, Mr. Editor, j,
can eo-operata with or len^hta- influ Lb
ence to « party wJdch is pursuing tb(
—CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER—
Tjjaufrt ; ^
ANO GUN SMITH,
to un in tho futur§. s
Bubscrption price. tSJM 'far annusii. iu
.Wivoaee, Address: '.
. AbVKRTI.MflKf
IWgefieM, 8. U,
;rr Route.
i
Magnolia
, , POUT ROYAL RAII.RO
AuoosTft, Ga., Juno 1,
Tho fqlloiiring p wsenuer oclicduto mil bo
"operked on arid'afteS'June IHfit V
kvohxpaj»*;.'i^:i!iii in-.
v ^ Goifig »onth -Nn. 1, DuRy.l
Lonve’Augusta vH P R forilroati 10 OG p u
Arrive at Yemassee vfa P R R R 2 jn \ m
Leave Yemaskee via 8 A C IVR 8 ‘JR a
Arrive Oharl^atpn via S & C R U P "J) a m
Arrive Savanna! via B & C,ll R - 8 00 a m
k(elVvo»SaTannah, . j . *. . 4 t» p :n
ArriveJacIrsanftHlevii’la.Gcnt’l 0 •'>-’> a m
L«ave YeffiMee via P R Railroad !1 tA 4 m
Arrive Bcaufhrt via P K 'tailroad I fiS a m
Arrivo Port Royal via l’ KU . 6 1 J.p nv
‘L .w4 .to»ia*'North ~N«. 2.-Daily - J
L.-ars Port fayal m p R R . .. 11 00 pm
board Beaufort via P BUB.:" J '.’o'p pj •
Arrive Yeiuasseo *ja P it R R . 1 po** n
Leave Jacksonville vin Ha. Ctuit! 4 tfipm
Arrive Savannah via A and G R H ‘8 tb‘a
Leave Savannah via 8 and R ft
-A rrtra rwtntthgg t7» R a«3tnni: 1 2>
Leave Yemaaiee via P It Railrcad 2 O'!
Arrive Augusta via P ,U Railroad (1
Elognnt L4cas Sletmtng (»rs lu-it
gu.Nta apd Savannah wit bout change.
Special attention invited to connect
thid route between Augusta ami l
Passengers are landed in the centr
Gharleeton. Street rail read ears
dejot tp all prinoipal parts of the city.
epot tp all principal ps
Bagpige checked thre
flSy-Throujjh tickets.
hWt-