The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, August 15, 1878, Image 3
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munSDAY, AUGUST 15,1878,
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On Ml well Directory*
) ai-l' r 0,rB M eetiag* pro re natiu .
' Church-Ute. W. fc I'crrjj'nir,
. Twlaft ^i vicealstwid CJ-^nmUy ot eack
month. ^ .. <v _
C rr '* b yt'™n CJittrcA-nep. Edwftr.l Pnlmer?
T»o £ii\y C ~V . »
• r *^ o r‘ ,.^r vic ^ cver J 5)»»«ut.
Cntkohc Church—Rev Mr. Sehactrf getTi
ces once a montb.
frpttaprfl t%«irA-».Pa8ior8brpr Vioanl.
1 J' 0 -* 1 fern* (Sundays except-
ea) 7 a. m. an-1 arrircs at 6 p. m.
- Deniocrauc ,Club uiecU aacuaU Saturday in
every montb.
r BlHckviUo Directory,
—■■■I-*"' 'L. ■■
Brief Beutioia.
I
•day before ttitfii . ^-U »., vl .th
ia Court House illt" :{ p, m
Town OHiHct.Vt.IL;H Fr
month.
i'each
?7&.
Gordon ?WwK'*>r».—Meets f ir 1 !V- lay in
each month, Cat... f C. Urtijj'n.,
idietn Guard*.--Mwi ercrv tunlay eve
ning at 4 o’clock^ ('apt. FI. Dod.rf .ft.
1 Baptut Churc.’t. liev J. G. M Pas
tor. Services Ut md 8d Suuuav : Sal^bith
.School 6 p. m., juaver meeting lay eve
ning 8:15 p. m.
! ' Methodixt Chi. f\.—Per. A. .!
Castor. 8ervk. . '’ud and -L-'i
Sunday School ti ' a. ni., pv,.^e^nieoting
Tuesday evening 7:dO.
Arrival of Trr —Day passr ' -ir, down,
j 1.08 a. m. Da . ^ienger, nj., _:?4 p.jnt,
>'iglit paaaenge/, -.dwn, 11:37 p m.
passenger, up, 8 :l a. m".
W^ns nieetF' iday night on-djefofe full
aioen in each month.
■ ‘ VCffli -
fautjien
'abbaths.
Biimbfrg Direct
ory.
x .
Democratic Club meets on the
ht each month, oi 8 p, m„ in M1
Town Counci -ets on sccon"
each month at ' :n.
~, Bamberg Ot »Meet on 2
month at 3 p. . ^ipt. <J. V. Ha
Methodist C\ b Preaching i
Sundays in ea *• Month at 10:1
4:3<t p. m. by Rev. W. P, Mctiroi
• Baptist Church —Prea hing i
Sunday in each month at 11 o’
J.’P. Bulat. Ik rmediatc servr
Lucius Cuitiboi ml Rev. W. 1 .
t Saturday
ui y Hall.
■ i-sday in
I of each
”*•
t and 3*1
m. and
second
by Rev.
by Rev.
b’i (■*>,■
Wilu< >n Directory.
Democratic Cl.
:> m.ots on
Saturday lie-
fore the laLJSu.
ay tn eooh 1-
• •h.
Baptist Chur***
i • K* v. L r
•t, Pas-
tor. Services .
• ,.ttur<Io
bbath
and fourth ha
' !n car*’
'h ut 11
o’clock a ra.
Mcthod st Ci.
v * h - -Rev.
AfoK’b-
hen. pAftor. , c
S,ni
»v>h
month ata. ra
Hope Loclj:*' •
V>", i
:• i ■ "eta
Baturdav ni*,- ••
befot o : •
g? in
each month.
Down flaw ri,-:
■‘WtrniT:,
^ a. ru.:
UpUaypasfccns’e
’ train, 2 -k)
’ *
tiralo
m-i 'iHroci
>i v r .
finihama Dcraocrntii f !>.i> ni''.'<p no tbo
4tb Saturday of each morf h, a{ 2 o’clock
p. in.
Urnhama Democratic AtRM ted Club
meet* on tho 1st Saturday of c .ch month,
at 2 o’clock p. irt.-*-
Orabania (iranjro, No. 75, meets on the
1st Tbnrsflay In o <cli month.
rontcnni’ti Rifles meet on th" 7nd . Satur
day in each month.
— Pnust Lodes No. 114, moeU on the 3d
Jrld iy in •'ach tn*mth.
Paptist Church—Vorvjccs on the 3d K«t-
unlay and Sunday of each month at 11
o’clock a p>. by R. v T*. futhbert. wd on
4Jw* 2nd Sattmtavyof na* h month, at 11
o’clock a. to, by Rry. W. .1 RVc; Suuduy-
Scln o! in the trot ni tip at 9 o’clock.
Motluaiist OurcIv-r-Hov A. .1. Out hen.
PustTOV Servlfr g wirt he
of each month a’ 4 *’clov
IryltCV J
irthe 1st and 3-1 Hut day
,k 41. m ; SuU'lay-
scIkmU in tiiooit r.ilrur at 9 oVlofit. ,
Civil* Is'otic ea.
filho Club—The regular rnectine* n'ftlie Rl-
Capt. J. D. and Mr. D. L. Copeland,
of Bamberg, were ia tomn last week.
Printer’s ink is the best pure for
hard‘times, therefore advertise In Tint
People. ^ jpr*’
Rev. Arthnr Bulstfliaptlaied fourteea
persons at White Pond Church on Sun
day lost,. yT s :
Niles G. Parker’s regular business Is
that of drummer for a far and sulphur
soap factory. 4
If you vmot credit next spring and
sifmtner, trade with Itubenfetoln this
fail anil winter. —■ *-*——
• A colored rtian and woman were bit
ten by n bad dog at Protperity th
otficr day, after vrtiiok dog was
slain.
p . ■ 1 K ., *
We were pleaAetl to ?eo ln ocr yll
logo on yesterday that estimable genv
tjernan and thorough going planter,
Mr. nemyRartzog of Bumbetp.
Yellow fever is InoreasTog lu flew
Orleans, and a strict quarantine is ob
served along the Mississippi and on
roads'running Into the city.
An old bachelor said he once fell in
love with a young ladj\ but abandon
ed all idea of marrying her when he
found that shaand all her family were
opposed to it.
Wo call attention to the advertise
ment of Dr: I. H. Alexander. Nothing
we can say will add to his already wtdl
established reputation. He needs no
recommendation in Barnwell county..
Large numbers of illicit distillers In
the nppPT counties aVe coming in and
pleading guilty, the governmouj hav
ing promised to suspend sentences so
long as thofe^ pleading guilty obey the
Internal revenue laws.
County Sunday school conventions
are being held ail over the State to
elect delegates to'the State convention,
which meets in Greenville on the 21st
instant, and which premises to be a
very hiterestinu occasion.
We reem t i announce the-dsath of
a e r> f Mr. El ward RerUn tree, from
suostrok* 1 , Muio pulling fodder one
diiyTastfweek. He was an industrious
young man and his many friends will
hear with regret of hIs sudden death.
A few months since the Slabtown
Grange, Andersron County; offered '«
premium to that member of it who
would g-ow the most wheat upon one
acre. .T. S. Glenn’s arm'gave the
greatest ytel’d, being 28 3-4 bushels,
and carried off the prizo.
.A green sportsman, after n fruitless
tramp, met a boy with tears in his
eyes ami so 1*1, —‘I—eay r youngster,-hr
there anything to fchoot nrottnd hert?’’
The boy answered, “Fotbin’ just, ’hour,
here, but there’s the sVhoolma ft t.er
t’other side tho hill. I with you d
sh<5ot hitn l''
(llucli « iile
?rr. T!. 11* kctulia!, the cot i pii.Mrg
h iker, is abott’ to move to the store next
Jto I'emoerutio Club ate h 'l<l on .^etunlay ‘ *0 Stgotlmunls on tliO ' vccu A , aud
ls*f. >re tlie 1st S'tu.tn \ to t-ai ti rr.ont h 1
i
J’nie. Log (Jl’jh.—TIi? r*" ulnr ni*“ tiry of
Ute t’fne bog pemriCTSdc tinbishrhi'at <'<*«-
Fiml oa the 5th SMlaruay in each mMith, at
8 p.tn.
S’.rinyi.wn Chth—The regular weeting of
theSprinsitown Democratic Club is he! i rt
Springtown Churc'.i on the. 31 Saturday in
eA*'h month, st 10 n. tn.
Our lllackvitle ^ ijoncy.
LxDa copies of The PEorhE ran always
be procure*! at the store of our A Kent, Ma
jor G. E. Kteadsian, who Is authorized to
rtfcelv.e eubsotlptlons and advertisements
and to give receipts for the same.
• - '■>-■*++ • -*r •
To Candidates and their Friends.
Communientfons nominating eandhlntes
for eofluty ofttres or cdvoo&tlng their
ctaims, will he ir, • rt*’d atour •vgupT lo
cal rates of ten ernta prr Hue fv*e web in
sertion, payable. In evefy casf^n 'Dunce.
v , i ■ * *’* 1 a , ;
Pine Log Bcmocrnii.? Club.
Every membor of this dub is ®arn-
ftttly requested to attend s special
meeting at the Pine Log school house
on Saturday next, the IDh Ipst., at 3
p. m. BubIdpsj of vital knpc rtancu
will b« brought before the dub.
- — YT. G:«Tthon, President
Auacsrua Cave, Secretary.
• i'.v' a hale liens®T«
tl:c reir'bT 1
hi rx peers pp
As Explanatiox.—Wo re^et exceed
ingly that oufeubfcriberp at Bamberg
Wiled to receive last week’s paper.
Our mailing cierk Is confident that he
mailed the Bamberg packrge-and that
the failure k> not attributable to him.
We publlshe . our usual number of co
pies and ha o surplus m . era. We
shall earm / endeavor * prevent
the recum - of euch a u rtune.
'A. RnBKNSiiciN comes t- >® front
this week and tlifows dow .‘ 4 gaunt
let to our countymercht A few
years ago h*’ located In W liliuton and
opened a sh di stock of goods, bnt by
straight forw-.rd dealiog aud close at
tention to by*-*ness he hu 0 muds a host
of friends and secured s* > ’e a trade
th.’it he 1’Uh • Map Mpt ntwo
etorrs, wher- *?v«) a'-
eletks are always rsady v ■
their coatontrs.
v*odatlng
upon
MAJOf p*. $ S’MtApi*v-tH ape-
clal at ten tier, t .* ih-' i-tv t of
Major St.eadunm His ct- rgy, fair
ness and tho.i .*ugb kiiovnu t* of busi
ness a ro too weH kn uvti to g.-wl any
endorsement from us. HI-goods are
r ’ suited tothe wants of oar pcrple, while
bis prices are equally adapted to the
hard times around and before us.
Don’t fail to call on bkn when you go
to Blaekville. He will be pleased to
and yon will be sure to call
n him again wheuever yoif and
f be tier holf -r •—
is crc(
his Btr*To. AVhm
A
have evorrlhitig in apjl'-pie order fir
ihc fill trade.
Mr. KapLn, finncrlj of Augusta, Ga.,
has located here. His family and fur*
niture arrived last week. Mr, K. pro
poses to open store at Mr. ONcil’s old
stand next to Mr. Martins.
Mr. Farrell is ercc’iug a^gin-house in
tho outskirts of the town near the Bap
tist Churqh. His gin is to be run by a
twenty horse-power engine. *
TVs. Mouzon and Milbousc are derpt
ijit .1 l.usy. owing probably to a judicious
use of -mn'er’s ink, thereby letting the
public' know where they can be found.
There is a revival going on at tho
Methodist Church. On Sunday mor
ning before the hour of thfi regular ser-
viece a love feast was held, (inducted by
the-pastor A. J. Can them, after which
there was preaching by the Rev, N. K.
Welton. These meetings are to be kept
ny during the week, preaching morning
and night.
We were favored. Saturday and Sun
day with copious showers, and the farm
ers aroand here »ppcar to be more hope
ful and cheerful in consequence.
Wcare anxiously looking -for that
“first bale” of Cotton to this place. Can’t
smuc-catciplking fanner strain a point
to make up a bale? We will almost
worship him if he docs. . • ...
We arc anticipating a large meeting
for the purpose of discussing the reusa
bility of a p&n fora graded school. The
meeting will bo held at the courthouse
building on Saturday the 17th inst. A
general attendance is desired.
'Occasional.
1 1. .L—"gg*
Ilnrnwcll Onpllwt Sxnilav tirhool
Coaventiou. ^
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This body will hoM its next annual
meeting with the Sunday School at
Huntei’s Chapel on the 18tb, itRtf tffld
20th of Augfust, 1878.
The committee on rauSic have se
lected tho following songs to bo used
1. Beautiful Home, page 16;''
2. When we get Home, page 18. -
3. The Meeting Place, page 22.
, 4. Praise the Lord, page 30,
5. Bring the Children In. page 38,
A. Trust In Jesus, page 41.
7. Let TJh in (Tome, pag»‘ 31.
8. Onward Christian Soldiers, page tt2
9. Ten Virgins, ^aee HH.
10. Seeking, page 112.
11. We are going to the Fountain, p 115
12. Shall we Gladly Meet, page 116.
13. Happy Home, pape 122
Supervisors of Division? yitt please
inform the schools under their care of
the above selection at once.
W. H. Dowliko,
Prcsldeot B'. B. 8. S. 0.
W. H. Dcncas, Secretary.
A niucUvIIU* Corri-spoiideiit’s
Views.
• ’ Blac EJ JTifcK, S. 0, Aug, 12,1878.
—-EPHOft P«*ioi>jjc : I am pleased to
learn that a deep Interest l*' being
taken towards establlslttng an acad
emy here. TheroTs much need In this
town of such an institution. The en
terprise should be well patronized, as
no 3odbt It will. T am glatl to notice
that The People gives this matter its
hearty support.
Parents should endeavor to f^lve •
their children the best education they
can at home ; then,if there b? ambition
for higher, deeper and broader learn
ing ja the young scholars breast than
he is able to ftud at home, he will have
It at any personal sacrifice.
Education at this period’ of the
world’s history 1j a condition without
which there is not Such to be obtain
ed In this country, formerly, people
might live in corners, here and there,
and sleep away their lives, and- boas
well-to-do ns their neighbors' who
slept like themselve^ but now the
world is awakened. The world goes
on and if we do not goon with it the
world walks over us; and if we do not
care to educate either ourselves or
ottr children, wo must' lag behind in
the race of life. This being'eft, it Is
now tbq duty of alt to take advairtnge
of the b< Htopportuniiles that hre off
ered for the young. Every parent
who desires that his sou should ad-
varuie In the world munt- prepare him
to meet hU fellows on the fair HjIIs of
intellectual fight, lu competitive exam
ination io which men ape tested on
th*-ic merits on one side gr t itf» uther
Tho bartle mrvv ta mitM egmoet mlml
and wo should bo- to It that ourehihl-
icu fight successf ully FoztMrs.
An Ati'.-ia*- Ih cliel*!.
*T« ,V'i '
though but. 26 years fltf ^g;, bad killed l’oni|»laftt* V bont 4'otion.
Gus Harris, tho negro United Suites
marshal, and another negro two or
three years ago. - *X. Aa v
A post mortem revealed the fact that
Brookcr Toney was ihof six times,, once
through the boNels, twice through the
. chest, and thrice through or ipto tho
Nows-” ^ ^Gj$|0yirom behraq. Janiss Booth yas
shot iu the groin and hied to death inter
nally,' niid Tlvemas Booth was shat
throng!*, the lungs. Benjamin and
Jumt*s Booth were old groj^haired men.
Brockcr Tpncy ann Thomas Booth were
bsapJkfes boys. .jG 1 IG 1 ’’ 1
Huggi wiivc I«leaw,
^ 1, j r -— . _.jrr2?Tfjw.
Tlie Prodifeltbe Journal, comment*
ing upon the last report -Lstied by the
Commissioner of Agriculture at Wash
ington, says: :, ? ,• - -
“The cotton crop may bo affected by.
causes not yet at work, but there is every
reason to expect the harvest to be full,
and the quality of lift product excellent.
Grass is above an average crop jn every
State in the Union save Smith Caro
lina. This is a guarantee of added
wealth to the country to an almost in
calculable degree: • v. Blcnty hay.
Cheap hay niMps prosperity for the farm*
cr, aud milk and hutter and beef at mod
erate prices for the consumerT The
hay crop is the most important crop of
the country. It being good, the founda
tion stone of agriculture is laid.”
-« -J * — 7 — ’
These few lines arc' suggestive of
many thoughts. The “camea” that
may affect the cotton crops, the “reason’’
for anticipatiflg a fall 1 crop, and the
“quality” of the article, ore nil poten*
factors in the result which will be cx*
perteneed nrxt November, and at this
season of the crop arc,like so many “ifs’
in the poor man’s way to wealth.
But tho fact that croj>” of
8nufh Carolina is below the “average'’
is almost too good to be funny- If the
Commissioner has so reported, he and
the Providence Journal nnpi ought' to
visit this State to learn what the grass
crop is. We harvest no hay of any con
sequence, but chop away ah the spring
and summer trying to kill' grass as a
nuisance, whereas if wc gavuit half the
attcntioD wc do the eottou crop, it would
produce net money enough to buy the
best cofton crop wc ever made.
Pleat j’ of bay means eheap meat and
bread both, and cheap food mcaos Imp-
piucss at bome^ But.what do wo cine
for alt this, so long as we can raise cot
ton, to add to the luippiuess of other peo
ple? tr’q plague on yowr . gras/; chop
away boys, leave the cotton clean, and
next fall we will cheerfully harvest tint
fleecy prudoctvAnd ask somebody to
tell us what it is wortl^
t Ciia«ixstov, August 9,1878.
To the President and Directors of the
-j Charleston Cotton Exchange;
Gexileues—Yoqr cummittee beg
leavo to n-port na follows for month of
July, based on ninety-three replies
from thirty-three counties:
The weather up to 25th July was
reported In abnostj every section of the
State excessively hot and dry, causing
eonslderablo shedding of holla. From
that date to 31st, contlderable rain fktt KmiVibula
especially on 28th. Many thought IT
rain was continuous that the plant
would ptrt mtt fresh, ^groirtfr,
heavy sht^di
Np lands have beeh almndoned In
this State. , i- ._
-The weather for the season to date
Is reported more favorable by forty-
one,dees favorable by thlrty t five, rdid
abodt the same by ssyentaen, j
The stands, with a few exceptions,
are reported good, if any dilfjrsnce a
little better than last year, th’ough «
few counties report the plant small.
The plant is generally reported forrti-
ng, blooming and boiling well, hut
also shedding badly insevt^al counties.
The present comlitidn of, tho ctop is"
generally reported about on ub average
with last year, excepting four counties,
which are reported decidedly .bettor,
rohk-t uiv Towxsqip — ali, yon ’76
Mrr. Clartssnf Ashley, 300 acres.
Win. McDaniel, 150 acres.
I.lnoy Smith, 500 acres 3 hutiding®,
f vi \m :i;k Towssiin*—aUl Foil ’76-77.
B. H. Aiklnson, 5V00 acres Ibuiblings.
Mce. PatHBio Boyjea, 177 acres «ud 3
IbulidfiSSw-1
1Stal<*l*riwoMer*THl»en Ifmo Chs>
lo«ty 1>> «l*e United tmc* JIhi-.
dhaj.
It seems that several yc-irs ago, i bout
ur 1379, seveed • moa named
B-ioth went to the house if Mr.' Abrain
Jones for the purpose of attacking Jones
ou account of of some causciof complaint
existing between tbe parties. The
Booths were Bccompsnkd by a yo«ng t
man nemed Lutber Toney. Jones was^
prepared lor the intended assault, which
was abandoned; bat the young man To
ny was shut, and, a? was claimed, acci
dentally killed by one of the party ol
Booihs, in whose company ho was at the
time. The relatives of Toney regarded
the killing ns intentional, and the affair
became tlia occasion of a bitter family
feud between tbe Booths and Toneys,
Which led to an encounter a tW years
agft; but which did not result fatally to
any of the parties concerned.
.’ The Boutbs*and Brooker Toney, .who
killed the negro United States Marshal
a few days ago, met in a store in the viK
Lge and goon became engaged in a dead
ly conflict. There werc„.three of the
Booths on one side, and Toney and one
or two of bis friends on tbe other. It
was impossible to got an accurate adfoun-
ofthe fight, but between twenty and
thirty shots were .fired within a few min*
utes’ time, and at its.close it was foupd
that Brooker Toney and James and
Thomas Booth had been killed; the
three fell within forty feet of each other,
aud all died within a few minutes, with
out one having uttered a word. Tho
fight took place on the public square
and a number of spectators were wound*
ed. v
The casualties were aa'foflows : Topey
and Jsraes and Thomas Booth, killed
outright; Benjamin Booth, shot in four
I hi. cs, twice through the lungs and bad* catoa, and you will commit them to
ly beaten about the head, and supposed- jniUnd kold them until further orders
At five o’clock p. m.. Thursday, Uni*
led States Marshal R, M. Wall ore, in
cuiupauy with W. E. Earle,. Esq. })ejnt-
ty- Marshals Dill and Scruggs and others,
praceoJed to the Grecuvifle county jail
ami at the door of the jail met Sheriff
i\ I>. GilreatF.
«l o
Mrrshal Wallace, ■addressing, the
Sheriff, said : ,
“I have cotutj tb d’mlnd tliQAe pris
oners from you under r. writ of habeas
corpus, a copy of which was served on
you some time ago.”
. The Sheriff answered : “Do you in
tend to take them Irom thU-jail to some
other.”
Ho replied, “not now ; but you will
mAd them until further orders from me.”
The Sheriff replied, “I shall offer no
resistence, but according to tny coucep
tion of my duty I cannot give them up
ThereaVe the keys (poiiitin|toa nail on
the waH)f yotr vam take them if you see
proper to do so ; I shall oflbr no resis
tance.”
Thereupon Marshal Wallace took the
keys. went, up stairs to the prisoner’s
celt, unlocked the door and brought the
prisoners fawn and immediately turned
them over tq tlie Sheriff under the fol-
owing commitment:
U. 9. MAKsrfAL’s Oftice,
Greenville, S. C. t Aug. 8,’75
Perry D. GVreath, Sheriff nf Greenville
Comfy, S. C.
Sir : I herewith deliver to you the
bodies of Hugh P. Cane, Wm. Barham
and G. W. Moose, whose case* have
been transferred to tin? United States
Court, by jjrrit of habeas corpus cum
JkTpsox & ItAHiir 0.—Buch of our
Bubseribcra as visit the cby by the sea
this fall eftould not fafl to visit the
beotURul e.ore of this enterpGilng
firm. A good ijnderstandinif with the
proprietors can be easily and cheaply
*nun£ed. Godd “soles” will ba sup
plied to those in need of theta. Slip
pers for tbe fireside and boots, shoes
and overshoes for dress and everyday
life are sold by them at very reasona
ble prices. -V
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PATTEilSOS Home A BUI VAL,.—J. F-
Mitch®ll, J. E. Free, E. H. Dowling, J. j
D. Copeland, David Lopeland, H. Hart- i
zog, Bamberg; R. M. Kirkland. Gra-
b&fiu ; Capt. J. D. Allen, Barn well; E.
WJ Irown, Midway. j
to bp mortally wounded ; W. L. Cole
man, a friend of Toney, and who was
conccred in the shooting, slightly wound
ed in, Hm abdomen ; Mark Toney, shot
in tbe side; Wade Lott,' in thejvrpi; S.
B. B^an, in the; side Clarence Seigler, in
the liand. Severalof these were inou*
cent spectators, not concerned in the af
fray. All the persons engaged and all the
killed and wounded were white.'
Brooker Toney i« suppoited to have
been,kitted by Benjamin B 10th, and is
supposed to have killed James and
Thome* Booth. Benjamin Booth was
tbe allege J slayer of Lutber Toney,
niul was tried and convicted of nmn-
abughter before Judge Pbtt and sent to
the Penitentiary, and Brooker Toney, made.
/• .V . ;..7* • ' ^ . ;= ■' . - ■
from me or a Judge of the United States
Court.
(Signed) R k. Wallace.
United States Marshal.
i
Tbe VIrxIc-au <|vi«-Htlou looming
t-P-
WAsnwotoiJb August 9.-Mexican at
fairs Were again discussed in the Oabl-
;Qet to-day. Theresult was Instructions
to the Jjocietary of war to issuo an or
der reiterating the provisions of that
already existingrequlrlngour forces W
protect tho property of Americans on
the Rie Grande at all bazird*; and if
necessary, to pursue the raiders Into
Mexican territory. It is to bo done-
no matter what show of realstonej is
V
• C. H. Bruneou, 200 acres6 buUdinrm.
TUUEKM1LB TOWNftHJP—ALL FOR *76-77.
J, W. Ohrter, 295 acres 5 buildings.
JAtaes Jones, 58 acres. .
Mrs. L. M. Mortimer/ 5 acres end i
■WLiisT n T-rwff.n.
Mrs. li. Harley, 100 acres 3 build-.’
■ If the above property Is not re-
deenaed on or before the 3lst day of
October they will nguin be placed on
the forfeited land record and charged
with the original taxee, costs and pen
alties now bom against thorn, with
such others as may accrue, and will be
off.u-ed for salebn the lets Monday In
December next.
Tb? comity treasurer id authorHed
to take Mils of tbe Bank ofc»*be State,
stamped, for the redemption of the
above mentioned property. Parties
can redeem from 20* h innt, to 31st of
October. rotm
Auditor B. 0.
and one very much worse.
I
Your committee, from above dado,
are unable to give any decided optn-
on, so muoh depends c*A the weather
for the next two months, but with
favorable or %ven average weather
much of the damage already done will
ba made up, and a good yield bo the
result; but from present-prospects wo
do not look for any considerable In
crease over last year. '
. R. D. Mraxj Chairman.
A Dead Soldier’s Long Delated
MRssAGE.-Appropos of the recent pul -
icatlou regarding Geo. Howard’s cam
paign, a gentleman of this city relates
thot while he was a prisoner of the
war under that commander in Febru
ary,1865, he was given a message to
deliver/ He says that one day How
ard came to him and said: “W. J.
Mahaffy, of your (the Confederate)
arms, has j ist died in ray arms.
While dying ho requested me to let
his family know, If possible, that he
felt at tbw bead of his regimentvj
The gentleman made a memorandum
of the name and message, but aubse-
quen'ly lost It. AH efforts op hie part
to recall t^enamo werefutllo, until a
few days since, wh?n* after the lapse of
thirteen years, it suddenly flashed up-
on him. The dead soldier had belong
ed to a Georgia regiment.
The Executive Committee of Edge-
field County have appointed the 5th of
.September for holding primary elec
tions. ^ ••
Big barbecues ara the order of tho
day lu Abbeville County. - -
er—: 1—i ! *.- u’r
Administrator’s Sale, . <xr -
. V - ' ' "
I WILL offer for sale, on tho 4th of Sep
tember* 1878, at tho lato ‘ rcaidenoo of
Mi Hull. Mi" pfisunul priinert.vowned by
her at hvr de«tiL TwruroT saior Cxto.
JAM17S 1 UTZ, Adminiatrator.
aux8*td
Lost.
HN Friday, tho 2nd inst., between Barn-
t' wall Outrthouso and Dr. Kolmea’ nlnn-
tatton.a Nlekle-plated Improved Hiuith A
Wasson Revolver. A liberal reward will
he paid for theptsfol or anv informauafr
that will lead to tho recovery of tho gnmo.
Apply at this offloc, [auyH-tf
Special Ndiee. f
Atmrrou’s Ofptce. BAiwvntw, Co. »
HT.AKVTLLK. t*. O., July 29tu. 1878 (
A great many persotta having fafietl to
make their tax upturns, they are hereby
n*otie«te*i tiVCasu et onoo, wltjj ?jeteoso for
fagHre, as tbs tijuoeip'lred on tne noth tp-
staut. Koturos wtlnav talc^h by Mr. F.-M,
llixsop at Barnwell or at this office. Poll
tax, berApRAl property and Veal estate to
iHi returned. C. L. LauTIGUE, A. fi.C.
au<rt-4w
A
To Refit.
Store 1b the town of Wllllston, size
27xi, 1 foot; Glaa^front. In central portion
of tho business portion of the tovyn. Terms
ito.
Apply to J. T>. BROWN,
uly26-tf .
y
Williston, «. C.
' ArniroR’s OmcR, 1
EiaCkville, 3. C., Aug, 5, 1878. f
List of forfeited, and esmpsd hands
of Batnwell county for back years,
which parties can redeem by paying
the 1S7G and 1877 tax:
ALLKXDALE TOWNSHIP.
John M. Hoover, 1 lot,76and77,
Charles Davant, 7 acres, 76 and 77.
U. Sullivan, 110 acres and 2 lots, 76 77
J. C. Jones, 2 lots, 76.
C. F. McWhorter, fiacres 1 lot, 76,77
B.VLDOCK TOWNSHIP. '
Richard Fune, ifo acres, 76 and 77.
Audrsw Slovens, 100 aeres f 76 and 77
J. B. Flitte, 220 acres, 76 and 77.
. J. A. Middleton, 130 acres, 7 build
ings, 76 and 77.
BAMBERG TOWNSHIP,
Mrs. Emma Grimes, 1 lot 1 buildjcg,
76 and 77. 1 _
BARNWgLL TOWNSHIP.
Estate of H. A. Duncan, 8 lots 3
buildings, 76 and 77.
Est. Baker, 1 lot 2 buildings, 76, 77.
T. Jones, 1 lot, 76 77.
E. H. Frost & Co., 100 actes 1 lot, 76
and > i7, -o
BENNETT PIRINGS TOWNSHIP—ALL^eA 77
-Xj, V. Brabham, 2,500 acres 20 build
ings, , ' . *' j- 1 -'
W. H. Howard, 850 acres 1 bglWlng.
S. ,S. Dunbar, 186 acres. '
Sam Frank, 57 acres.
Harney Myara, 70Q acres, . —'
Estate of Wm. Sanders, 552 acres.
James Pippins, 50 acres.
BLACKYILLR TOWNSHIP—ALL FOB 76-77.
Anne Johnson, 8 acres. *
J. I*. Falk fc Co. 200 acr^s.
BULL POND JOWSUmiP. - , <
C. A. Raymond, Hfactos, 76 and 7".
FISH POND TOWNSHIP—ALL FOU 76-77.
T. M. fender, 135 acres 3 buildings.
Mary E. Pelham, 100 acres. .
, Estate of R, W. May, 300 acres.
FOUR- MILK TOWSSIlfp—.all fob 76-77.
Joslah Golphln, 25 acres.
Catherine Sapp and Thomas Oliver,
belts, 312 acres.
Joseph Therox, 2 acres.
Mark Turner, 10 acres.
G. K. Morgan, 200 acres.
GREAT CYPRESS TOWNSHIP-*-ALA FOB 76-77
Moody Bally, 50 acres.
Ellen Allen, 88 acres.
v J. E. Fowke, 319 acres 6 buildings.
INSURANCE
The St. Paul Fire
' — J.YD-
Marine Insurance Company
THE SAFEST COMPANY IN THE
UNITED STATES
Will underwrite on afl kitida of property,
real and personnl, in Barowelt oom.ty. im.
1 lading,giua, ghi-houHcs, miUs and machin ,
cry. cotton ginned and nnginned at tho low.
t.it current rite*.
H. M, THOMPSON, ! /
T/ftcM Agent. WiUlaio».-S. Cl 9
N. f>. Policfvi issued in he^l Kugliah ITrc
Oonmnniei if preferred, confined to dwell-
In? hoir*r«, atoftes and cbntettti. ^--r
junc27-tf
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port royal n vji.no
At coarA.ff t^ Ji»«_ ^
Th*} Llfawhtg ji i**pnjc«r Neliclul
ofieratiid on yuG oftcr June
-• -— xju-ut r-uaUxari;' uujab
r citc A tiditltit via 1' R dlaUrrnd 10 00 p
Arrive at Ytrtua«tr«e vlaJP.s‘1* H 2 i
Vowumee vfa H It r it R 30
Arrive ' Jmrleiton vin 8&,C H 15 »
Arrive 8av«Ttr.ah vk» 8 * C K ft 8 flO a
f vavo Harannah 4 fB p m%\
*'.rrtv0Jncks»invill*vi Pla.f’ent'l 61a m
l eave i em.i««c« via 1’ It Railrnad 3 fl»a «■
A rrt vo Mcanfort via P It Knilroad 4 3» a St
Arrive I’m* Koyal via p lift . 6 15 p m
Ooing North -No, 2, Daily
I.onre Port Koval via PR it . . 11 00p m
l.iAve Ibnufm via P K It ft . . J iu
Arrive Yema«ee vfa p ft ft H . 1 00 » at
Leave JacfcaonvUlrmPUjCeRt'l 4 45p m
Arrive.HaranaaH via A and fi Rff ~
l eaye Savannah vja S and CUB
\rrive t cmii'alec via M and C ft. R
l.e<(ve \ewtum via P R Rallrowl 2 (tOn rn
Arms Aupus.a via P R Railraad 6 40a m
Elegant'bucaa Sleeping 0.v* t Au*
iT'-ta aiol'tiavaniiah witlmut changr.
fifH-rial attention inviteill to coanretbins of
thix mute bet ween Aupista and (F(nrl«abm. •
Patwenpers ore hmrtnt In the. votilre ot
flinrlostoh. Ntruet railrohd (jtttt mu hoiit %.
depot to nti principal part i of llic eltfW -fj
iiag^nce cheeked (hrongii. "
HajrTiironglv tickets fi»r sale at :Jl rnditet*
pal ticket offices. •_ > ; ■ _• n ^ ‘
RotiirtT 0. Firm ixo.
. Gen erai Superia t eaderil.
J. 8. DArv'VTi
General Pag.-’cngcr, AycnK
8 4^ a ih “
8 SO p m
1 20« Di
9 Ml *
O. FOLIUM. G. A. FOLLW. 1.%.
G. FOLLIN & SONS,
COMMISSION. MEMCUAN'TS.
AND AGENTS ?ORTfl r «AL* OF
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MANUFACTURED AND.UMOKINU
TOBACCO AND Sl IjCKS,
173 FAST HAT STRT.rr, '‘Vt '
f T I ARLKST0N, 80I.TH CAUCUS A.
aprl8-fini
Great Ci.'-ui^ywnaka
_ ney. ffymjSi
9 you can get
We neS# a person in every
sCriptions for ihe larg^sf, ebrapest 1
illustrated family pubbeatiun Id the
Any one can iiocorn*! a ancccaaful
most clogont W(>rk*tfart
scrlbor*. Tho prWl w
everybody fubecriW. One
ranking over SSl50in a woek
repoits taking over 400:1
days. All who engage nrake
You can devote a') y»«r tUnn.to I
or only your spare tin You need
away from homeovwr nlgj t You eai
ns well ns others. P i. particular*, 1
lions an*l tyrms free. Kit cant and
Aiitfit free. If y«n. wai:A tfn
send us your addres* at ■ ■{ice.* ft
ing to try the Imsiucvs. No otto who
cage* fails to ranke great pay. Addren *
alwost
Dr* Henry J. Mouzon,
Surgeon Dentist,
Has located at I’dackvillo and respect
fully offer* hl»profM*eioitaliiervtco» to the
citizens of Jbarn wall aqd rnijuiiiiii^ coun-
tl**s. Office at, residersc of M. ReeJisr, F,«(i.
torenccs-Rev. W. I). McMillan,
Die A JsiW Blaekville; Major J. ,r*
Brabham. Barttwoll O. H.; Kev. W. 4‘. JIou-
zon, Bambenr.'
USL MOUAON will be at Barnwell on the
first Monday in each month.
Iunel3-€m ^
gages fails to makegreai pay
People’s Journal,”, Portlan 1,
Mala*.
H- M. LANIER,
—WITH— ‘.jr*'.
—IMPORTERS OF— -
CROCKERY, 5
GLASSWARE,::?
» LAMPS, Ac.
97 in.NlOTEIk HTHUKT,
BALTIMORE, Maryland.
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B. J. Quattlebanm,
lAKNXISX.
wiiii*t<»,s.c. R.n.
Will attend calilthrooghou^Bannwcll and
adjacent counties. .*• * mayO-Cm
THE PAPEK TO TAKE.
enterprisingT* RELIABLE i
rm; chronic it: <5 sentinel
~ (Estobb’shed 1785.) l
THE CONSTITUTIONALIST,
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M^DWiY.TGWNaaiP—ALL for 76-77.
W. R. Bellinger, 100 acres.
M. It Airtley, 1 lot 1 building,
A. A. PattereoD, 450 acres 3 bulld-
iDgS. ‘ -y- : ; ' .
Wm. Preston, 2 acres i lot
Moses Robinson, 52 acres l%t.
E, U. A. Stn>oke^ 1 lor.
C'F*. Bmbke, 80 acres, •—'
David Smoke, fcuardino, 40 acres.
R. M. Spoil, 50 acres I bulidiog,
RJiD OAK T<)VVX8IIIP—ALL jre>B '76-77.
Estate of H. A. Dimcan, 1,600 acres.
Miss E A. Holly, 2,235 acres and 12
buildings'.
U. Sullivan, 300 acre* 3 bnildings.
Adam Royal, 80 anren 2 buildings.
rkhlXnd Tcwxsitn-—au. for 76-77.
Mrs. -Mftrtha Beck, 100 acres,
f. M. Bock, 60 acres 3 buildings.
Mantoue &
qiioi’ MiMviiant
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Dcraccrath-in polPiM, Imt perfectly inde-
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oteasHres. Its opiruons upon all important
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