The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 15, 1879, Image 3
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Afirata mf Tfce PeapM
WlllUton—O. A. i’HiLLirs.
Elko—B. 0. Hr a ns Eli,.
Bl*okylll«—Maj. O, E. Steadman.
<^rEh»ms—K. I tuer.
Mldvar-U DtnuMixo;
BEmlMrv—K. B. Ttlke.
▲lloiKtete—W. 0. ioun&ut.
Ckacliaiba H M: AiArfAwriam.
Odr sabisoMBsrs Add sdtsrtlsers dud call
apod the neareet A^edt whoDeter they
wish to settle their sooouute. Our Agents
Are MthdriEed to receive snil gl^e reoAlptl
tor all moneys due us.
Butodi raalrlng contracts for adver-
tisiog oull at Tax People office aod get
our rates. No one can or shall do
bettet dr cheaper work than We:
The i edrt ilease Ball.
I
The ball given by the young men
of Barnwell, oh Tuesday night last,
was A debidflut IvUiceed. Swing to the
Very unsettled beddltlon of the weath
er on the previous day many living at
a distance and who would oiherwiao
have been present. Were deterred fropi
attending. Netwithetanding this quite
a number were present. At nine o’clock
the lovely young ladt«q of the Vtllagt,
dressed In gay and most bewitching
attire, and attended by gallant young
men, began to gather at the hall, and
It was not long ere ibex, were all float-
lar*, ba|iles of Abe dance to
the sweet music of death’s band.
Charleston, Adghsta, Chester and sev
eral other places were represented
by one or more of their fairest flow-
ors. The bgawiVui faces and bright
smiles beepbke the ferenalne pleaAure
Of all the participants Flying feet
bhased the happy hours away, till the
crow of chanticleer announced the
near approach of morn. Nothing oc
curred fo Bar the pleasareof the even-
lag, and all present Repaired to their
homes with light and happy heart-*,
and feeling that It la well to break the
monotony of dally life with a little re
creation. The gentle&hm composing
the committee deserve the thanks of
all present fob the splendid manner in
which they conducted th* whole affair.
— »r>
K^aehlwnafcle Pwwtlskhess.
Therb is no modern fashionable no
tion quite io absurd as the generally
rtoelved idea that to be beautiful and
attbnctivw-a jrotnan must possess a
wan, Mjdritueile face and a figure of
sylpb-nsa pko^rtiont—A fragility lb
nins caked blit of ten the result of dis
ease. Bg teeny faStdonable belles it
is considered A special compliment to
b« Spoken of as fral and deticatb.
They forget that the nAturally deiloate
face and petite figure are very dilTo-
rent from the pale ami dtsMtae-sliick-
en faces that meet us iu the city
thoroughfares, look out from the lux
uriant carriages of wealth, and glide
languidly through our crowded draw-
iog-room*. If dlsehseu were uufaeh-
ionabUs as kbey aught to be, not a lady
in the land but would lake every pos
sible j>r*C*tlttdH B> eegurt the tresb,
blooming face ami well-rounded figure
that only hfc<h feu give. Ladles
should remeitager that thuch As gentle
men may profess to admire the face
^nd form paled and emaciated by dts-
^^Laise, when they choose a wife they
^^pArfer a blooming, hsaltbfuf, buoyabt-
spUUad wqmqp. Dr. Pleros’a favo
rite yreabrlptldb Is the standard tsme-
dy forIbttiAle dlkeases and weaknesses.
It has the two-fold adviatage of cu
ring the lobal disease and imparting a
vigorous too* u) the whole systeib.
It Is sold all druggists.
BbV B. 0*H«wmsm Lovtry.
tfp Are t>)saaed to inform the many
friendk of this gentleman that he will
preach at the Baptist Church, at this
place, on Sunday next, both morning
and evestnjf. Wa fell coofident that
the slmpfe announcement tLat be will
preach here will ensure him a large
and appreciative congregation.
a’W
CrwWt’ed VMf.
We have received a long account of
the procedlngs of the Baptist Conven
tion which convened in Atlanta last
week. Owing to Its length, and our
limited space, we ate compelled to db-*
fer its publication undi our next Issue.
la*par*a*t
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gNeats;
Dallas
corpi
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gtan
The News aad Com let says : A case
was heard in one of the inferior courts
on Thursday last which will prove in-
UtMtlng to those citizens who have
hot hot yet paid their poll-tai. John
G. Wcelen a colored voter of Colleton
oounty t Was arrested upon a warrant
issued by Oeo. H. Tapper, charging
him with bating felled to pay his poll-
tax for th« last fiscal year. Weeler
immediately employed a lawyer, S. J.
Lee, who sued out a writ of habeas
corpus, which brought him up before
st ices ftcfctofler akd Smith, who,
bearing argument, refused to
t his release aad remanded him to
the officer of Justice Tupper, who
made the srreet. Seeing that he Wat
«*bout to go to jail Weeler compro
mised by settling up, paying his tax
•o'! the costs, aod Was than dischar
ged.
BRIEF LOCALS.
^feMhlife at m the ebard^^e last
Sunday.
The sweetest things now In sprlbg
hats—young ladle# heads.
Read the County Auditor’s Notice
and govern yourself accordingly,
Mrs. Rlohard Morris, sister of Mr. S.
0. Williams, of Barnwell, died in Co
lumbia on Saturday last.
Rev. Mr. Dunwoodle, of Walterboro’,
preached a Very effective sermon at
the Baptist Church on Sunday last.
An Infant son of James M. Ryan,
aged six months, died on Friday last
and was buried In the Baptist ceme
tery.
Billy says a clock keeps Its hands
before Its face probably becauae it is
akhamed of the cowardly manner In
which times files.
It Is reported that a colored woman,
living on the plantation of Mr. T. It.
Ayer) near Huford’s Bridge, killed her
Infant tblid a few days ago.
The membefc of the Catholic Church
contemplate buying a handsome new
organ for their little fcbapel. A part
of the purchase hfoney ftfis already
been raised.
The best facilities for treatment in
the world, at the Peabody Hotel, 250
8. Ninth st, Philadelphia, Pa. Prof.
Paine, with his Cotarrh Vapor, works
wonderful cure*.
The man who first conceived the
Idea that a printing office is a good
plaoe to loaf In, has been shot in Kan
sas, but he has an army of followers
which not even cold lead can daunt.
There is a rose bush in Columbia
which deserves to be made the subject
of a poem, it ceased to bloom when
Sherhmn burned the city, aod never
bloomed again till Hampton was de
clared Governor.
Henry Baxley wa? arrested and
brought before Trial Jwstlce Bslliuger
Do Monday last on the charge of beat-
log Hilliard Carn and breaking his
arm. Baxley was found guilty, and
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment
in the county jail.
Tb* young man without his mous
tache stands a poor chance to get a
kiss from some of the young girls, as
one has already told him “she had
just as soon bite a hard boiled egg
without salt, as to kiss a young man
without a moustache.’’
Did you ever notice fhb poor chap
that staads In the first picture of the
almanac with a fish, and sheep, and
scorpions, and bull*, and twins, etc.,
around him? Did you ever notice
that he was naked and had nothing
in his stomach ? Well, that poor fel
low used to edit a country paper ami
take his pay out la "I’ll pay my sub
scription next week.”
Young maq, do not be discouraged
because you have been denied a strong
IntelkCt, or pine because you have
nevflr made a shcoess of anything and
the future seems to loom up to you
dark and forbidding. Remember that
the glorious picnic season is here, and
such men as you are needed in evory
town and batnlet to put up swings aud
turn the handles of Ice cream fvetZ'irs.
We regret to announce thfe doat h of
Mrs. Woodward, wife ot oiu fellow-
towosman, Wm. Woodward, Bsq. She
died on Saturday m ruing last and her
{remains were burled near White Pond,
on tne S. C. Railroad, on the following
d«y. Mrs. Woodward was a consistent
member of the B&ptlSt Church, and
leaves a family of eight children and a
large circle of friends to mourn her
lode. The family have the sympathy
of the entire community.
How Intereetlog it is for a young
man to be in the company of young
ladies while they are busily engaged In
dieeuaaing the different styles of the
latest summer fashions, and to use
words something like this: “Polonnaise
cut bias, with a fill! around the edg
ing ot diffbreut shades of color, and
flounces cut parallel with the seams
and scalloped, etc., etcj* It all sounds
like Dutch or soibe other language
foreign to a Barnwell youth. Young
mso, time you were learning their
Atyies of driss.
—
Have Tew the Backeye ^
It is a well established fact, that
Tablet's Buckeye Pile Ointment will
curb. If usbd aocordlBg fo directions.
The JBsculhs HIppocaAtaourd, or Horde
Chestnut, commonly khown as the
Buckeye, has been highly esteemed
for many years, owing to the faot that
It posaeesee virtues, lying in the bitter
principle called Bscutln, which can be
utilised for the cure of Piles. If it
feezed with that terrible disease) use
Tablet's Buckeye Pile Ointment, and
be relieved. I^rloe AO cents. Fot sale
by Charles Pechmann, Uarnwkll C. H..
or by Dr. Stokes, Blackville.
Mexico aad IJaiiod tUaies.
Owing to their warm and delightful
climates, theif inhabitants grow sal
low from torpid llverj, indigestion and
all diseases arising from a disordered
stomach and bowels. They should, of
course, at all times keep the liver
active, and to our readers we reiotq-
mend Tablet's Portallne, or Vegetable
Uver Powder. 'Taken fn time will of
ten save money and much suffering.
Price 50 cents. For sale by Charles
Pechmann, Barnwell. C. H., or by Dr.
Stokes, Blackville, 8. 0.
The endowment of a, university by
Mr. Vandeibilt is certainly sn act of
great benevolence, but the endowment
to suffaring humanity by Dn JamesL.
Gilder in bis celebrated Gilder’s Liv
er Pills meets the greatest want of
the American people. For sale by G.
A. Phillips, Wllllston, and Druggists
jenerally.
I ADVERTISEMENT 1
M A C'owwtryinan'a Views.’*
In the Oocnthy, May 12, 79.
Mr. Editob : I understand that our
Senator aod Representatives have been
requested to recommend to the Gover
nor the Dames qf suitable persons for
appofntment to the offices of County
Treasurer and County Auditor. As a
citizen I claim the right to Indicate to
them my preference and the choice of
the people as I frequently hear it ex
pressed. As public servants they are
In duty bound to regal'd and obey the
jopular will.
I do not believe in a monopoly of
dace or power. I favor rotation in of
fice just as I do in my orops, add thh
M'W A D YER TISK MKN TS
EXECUTION 8A LEO.
rooted,
cm safe - _
ood day of the said month, between the
usual hours of sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, tho following discribed real prop
erty:
F. E. Batinas vs. B. T. Hane.
AH of Defendant’s ifttoreet In sod to a
certain tract of land In Barnwell county
containing one hundrort and seventy-four
aeroe, more: or teas; bounded north and
northeast by Virginia D. Holman, north*
west by Jno. N. Walker, east by C. H. Mll-
houaa, and south and southwest by Owen
K. Kadcllff and Virginia D. Holman; said
Interest being a one-half share of the
above land. Levied upon as the property
of B. T. Hane at the suit of F. E. Ballnas.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
B. R.
ALSO,
Admlnl
Haaberryi
Hayes, Admintstutor, rs. H. R.
et al.
the
AH the tight, title and Interest of
Defendant Henry R. Hanberry at the time
of his death, in all that traet of land in
Barnwell oouatyoontaluliigthroe hundred
and fifty acres, more or lees: bounded
north by lands now or lately of Z G. Un-
ham, east by lands now or lately of the es
tate of J J. Burns, south by lands now or
lately of the estate of W. B. Bamberg, and
west by lauds now or lately of theestate of
John B. Handifer. Levied upon as the
property of H. U. Hanborry at the suit of
E. R. Hayes vs. H. U. Hanberry et al.
Purehaaer to pay for papers.
ALSO,
Priestqr A Dickinson vs. Wm. G. Thomas,
All that tract of land In Barnwell oounty
containing two hundred and thirty-two
ac es, no- re or Icse; bounded ndrtn by
lands of Owen Williams, south by lands of
Mrs. lUran Llpaey and George Deer, east
by lauds of titles Loadholt, Mrs. A. J.
Br&t ham and A. P. Thomas, and west by
lands of Mrs. A. J. Brabham and Mrs. M.
J. Alien. Levied upon as the property of
William G. Thomas at the suit of Priester
A Dickinson.
Purchasers to tjpy for papers.
ALSO,
Stono Phosphate Co. vs. W. H. Duncan.
All that certain.lot of land I n the corpor
ate Itmjia of the town of Barnwell oounty
containing four acres, more or lass; bouo-
practice of giving pre-emption rights 1 ded nocth by Spruce street, south by lauds
. _I of CL J&saet, east uy Walnut strwt, and
to office to certain parties is not only I west by lands of Mrs. Isabel Aluilch. Lev-
undemocratic, but in our present po-I i*d u D° n the property of W. H. Duncan
i.i,..! at U»e suit of the Stono Phoephate Oo.
iticai condition akin to madness,
Our present officials may be as suf
ficient os their friends claim, but we
have in our ranks men as competent,
as popular aod as deserving of recog
nition as they. Let us show that we
are not forgetful of them and thefr val
ued services in our daikest days.
I propose, Mr. Editor, to speak out
plainly. I aud I believe I speak rep
resentatively of the great body of our
farmers, the back bone and sinew of
eur people, wish to see one of our own
class, one whose bread is made by the
sweat of bis own brow, appointed
Treasurer of Barnwell county.
Bryant Weathersbee, of Boeewajr
Township, a farmer &U bis life, a Dem
ocrat always ready to do hi* duty; al
ways at his post eve* when the brav
est t hought reslstanob useless; * mao
on whose record In every relation of
life there Is no stain, deserteS that po
sition. We nominate him for iL and
claim his appointment as due to that
body which in I87G bore the heat and
burden of the campaign and which
how keeps nnd hereafter will lr«*-p the
right. He has grown old in the dis
charge of duty as a private citizen.
He Is no office-seeker, but if auy man
in South Carolina ever deserved or re
ceived office as a reward and la recog
nition of political services then Bryant
Weathersbee deserves the position of
Treasurer of Barnwell county.
A County Fakmeh.
Purchasers to pay’fofr papers.
ALSO,
Stono Phosphate Co. vs. 8. W. and C. V.
TrottL
All that certain tract of land In Barnwell
oounty, containing one thousand acres,
more or less; bounded noithby lands of
Edwin Stanseil and Buck Creek, south by
H. ti. Cave and A. P. Ussery, east by lands
of J. A. Peacock aod H. B. Cave, and west
by Buck Creek and lauds of Geo. W. Pea
cock. l evied upon ae the proixsrty of 8.
W and 0. V. 1 rottl at tho suit of tho Stono
Phosphate Co.
Put bhaserS to pay for papers.
ALSO,
J. E. Adger, Executor, vs. W. A, All.
All that certain tract of land in the town
of AUeudale, in the county of Dart well, con
taining twenty.oue acres, more or less;
bounded north and northeast by Port Rovel
Railroad, east by lends of Mr*. Ann Hey
and daughters, south end southwest by lends
of W. S. Hay, and west by lot of Satlio A.
Riekardsoa. Levied upon as the property
of W A- All at the euit of J. K. Adger, Ex
ecutor.
Parekasers to pay for papers.
Sheriff's Office, Barnwell C. H., 8. G„
May IX 187*.
J, W. LAMOABTy. 8. B. C.
imm eoisi:
No. UAH Broad Ntrect.
ATJGTTSTA, GA.
XATSS 0T SCASSJ,
$150 Fer Day.
rinolx hells, 50c. lodoing, 50c.
Special ratea fop Board by the week
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GEO. 8. HACKED & SON,
MANUFACTURKR8 OF
DOORS, SASH, BUNDS.
and BuHding Material
Of every descriptioTr. * —
Home People and Southern Enterprise.
Prices as low as any Establishmeut
South, aad all work first class.
i-JItarleafou. N. C.
apll 7 «1y
- Planters,
ATTENTION!
WE could not supply the demand for Ihc
GULLET GIPT lost season, owing
to the Yellow Fever Quarantine. To pre
vent a similar occurrence during the com
ing season, we have been instructed to offer
the
IMPROVED GULLETT GINS,
Also, Feeders and Condensers, at a very
low price to all who will purchase dtiy
Spring, for cash or good paper. Now is
your chance to purchase the tinest Cotton
Gin ever effered to the trade, at priees that
any planter can afford. To get the largest
discount, you should purchase between now
ami May 15. We arealao offering the Cel
ebrated BIGELOW ENGINES of every
style; also, SWEEPSTARE^EPAUATOUS,
THRESHERS aud SaW MILLS, GRIST
MILLS, Ac., Ac., at greatly reduced price*.
Give us a call or write for circulars. Extra
low figures made to those who purchase
their entire ginning and threshing outfits
through us. Address,
O. M. STONE A CO.,
General Agts. for Plantation Machinery,
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fe lnvlt« an examination, being aaeured, that wa *1111
in STYLE, FIT, VARIETY AMD PRICE.
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AUDITOR’S NOTRE.
Ornc* Cat’sty Acihtob, \
iLbnwalI. C. H., May 14, 1879. )
T' \ X KKTUKIQN.
The Tax Aseesror will be at the following
placet on date named to assess real and per.
sonul property and pol tax :
Elko, June 2d.
Willistou, June 3d.
Blanton’s, June 4th and 5th.
Mixaon's Mill, June 6th nnd 7tk.
Robbins, June 9th and 10th.
Haldoc,June 11th and 12th.
Pattereon s Mill, June 13th.
Duncan's School House, June 14th.
Blackville, June 23d and 24th,
Club Houie, June 25th ami 28th.
Grahams. June 17th.
Bamberg, Junel8tk.
Midway, June 19ib and 20tb.
Howell’s Mill, Jurte 21et and 23d.
Erhardt's, June 24th and 25th *
Bnfdrd'e Bridge, Jhne 26ih and 27th.
Priester s Store, June 28th ahdSOth.
Erwlnton, July 1st and 2d.
Allendale, July 3d and 6th.
Furse's Store, July 7th and 8th.
Fiddle Pond, July 9th and 10th.
Bara Well t. H., July 11th to 20th.
Failure to make returns will cniifte 4 pen - j
ally of ftlty per cent, on last year’s fieturtl.
C. E. LARTIGUE, A. B. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLII^
COUNTY OF BARNWELL,
Court x>f OoHUtkon Pleat.
Tp&Sd&r.
under tlrm na
Order Sale (Real Estate.)
John Bostock, Aseljraec, va. Andrew and
Mary Stephens.
BY virtue of a decretal order m -de In
this case by Hon. Thoa. Thonoser dated
2d day of March, A. D 1878,1 win sell on
salee-day In June next. It being the second
day of the said month, at Barnwell C. H.,
P. C., between the usual hours of sale, the
following described real estate, U>-wit: alt
that certain tract of land In Barnwell
junty containing one hundred and ien
aclcs, more or less; bounded north b
lands of Gabriel Young, south by lan
of Thus. H. Johnson, cast bV lands
of William Doe. west by lands of Titos. H.
J< '< - ^on. Tei ms of sales cash.
F.iruhasers to pay for papers.
Sheriff s Office, Barnwell C. II., 8. G.
May 12, 1879.
J. W. LANCASTFR. 8. B. C.
^s
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL persons Indebted to the estate of the
late H. H. Brown will make payment
to eltlier of the unaerelgaed ; and credi
tors of said estate will hand la their
claims at onoe, and In proper form.
J. J. BROWN, Allonflale, Executor.
JULIA BROWN, Barnwell, Executrix.
May 8-St.
Et SHUM^lCHER,
ALL. NIGHT HOUSE.
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
Cor. Berroford and King;
CHARLESTON, - - - b. C.
89 8m
ry, Albert K. Mowry, and
.er. partners doing hualneoa
name of L. D Mowry A Bon,
For Sate
Farm and DWELLING
Oil DATED throe miles from Bfcmberg, a
^ tract of land, containing *50 acres,
with dwelllng'-of lire rooms. In good con
dition, and all neceesary out-boildinga In
good order. The land Is well adapted to
Cotton and Provision Crops, and lying
about one-fourth of a mile frodt this place
Is Cedar Spring, which hoe valuable med
ical propertlds and. in the hands of ener
getic parties, could be nrfeBo a delightful
retreat for Invalida
For Hale Cheap. Apply to
G. E. bTEADMAN) Real Estate Agent,
api8-tf. Blaekvllle. H. O.
Blackville Datd;
We wete shown last week a clirlofil-
ty la thb shajie of a live chicken with
foot leg*.
Quite a ndiflbdr of ladles and gentle
men ha^e gone td Columbia to witness
the unveiling of the Confederate Mon
ument.
At least two dozao cats hake died In
tb« village during the past two Wetks.
No particular sythptoms afe shown
further than a refusal to eat.
Two dwellings were entered one
night last week. From one the robbers
helped themselves to eatables, from
tbs other wsaiing apparel. A warm
reception awaits their return with
leaden pills.
PROVISIONS.
LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &C.
167 & 166 EAST BAY*
{ summoned and requl.ed irTlADTTj’C'TriXT O P
complaint In Udi action UllAthijJlioiU IN. D. U
i the office of tne Clerk ot 1
PI tlntHTh. against James Kelly, as ad
mluistrator of the personal estate of
(Samuel Daniels, deoaasnri. Rachael Dan
iels, Henry C. Daniels, Jennings 8. Dan
iels, Marcus Daniels, TB iac Daniels, Miry
Jonee, Elisabeth Daniels, Caexie Daniels,
Sarah Thbmos, Amoe Daniels, Coes Dan
iels, Samuel Daniels, James Daniels,
Elijah Daniels, DonelU Daniels, an<i
Marion Daniels, balled by the name of
Marlon Daniels, as real name Is un
known, Defendants.
Summons tot Relief. (Complaint net
•erved)
Tb the Defendants above-named—
You are hereby summoned and requl.ed
to answer the <
which U filed In _
Common Pleas for the said oounty, and to
aerve a copy of your answer to the Said
complaint-on the subscribers, «t their of
fice In the toWri of Blackville, Ih said ooun
ty, and State within twenty days after the
so. vice here jf. exclusive of the day of such
service; And if you fall to answer the com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiffs In this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the oomplaiuL
Dated 3UU April, A. D. 1879.
DIBBLE A IZLA1L
* • Plaintiffs’ Attorneys.
|sbal. | J. j. BRABHAM. C. C. P.
To the Defendants Jennings 8. Daniels
aud Gexzle Daniels
Take notice that the summons in this
aetion. pf 1 •
wan tiled t
Court of Com mo
ty, In the State of South Carolina, on the
*uth day of April, A. D. 187*.
DIBBLE A IZLAR,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys,
w Blackville, b. C.
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CLOTHING
The Way to Tell Whether a Ma
chiae WiU Pay or Not.
Consider the first coil, th* probable boat
of rapair ; then bow long it will Inal. Then
begin te run np the profit* you expect to re
ceive by its use, and you will see whether it
will pay or not.
For example, we will run up the cost and
profits of one of TOOLE’S LATEST IM
PROVED FIRE PROOF CONDENSER AND
PERFECT DUSTER. The cost of one for k
40 s4w gin ie f 45 v This Includes the at
taching of it to the gin, and proving whether
it will do or not *Ve will put down $1 per
year for repairs. We will bow run up What
little we may expect to rebeive by its uie.
The Condenser takes the place of your waste
ful lint rooms, which range in cost from $10
to $20, saying nothing about the much
needed space they take up. Now put down
the next thing they are especially good for,
and that is to burn out when you are least
expecting it Now, what does it cost me?
$600 or $1,000, besidee, I had a good deal
of cotton and a great many seed burned,
else five or ten bales beltngtng to my cus
tomer*. They too have io share the risk
snd loss of this mist ruble lint-room arrange
ment; and are entitled to no insurance
Now, put down your immense loss in dusty
cottoa. You may cenclude that dusty cotton
sells lower, but weighs higher. la this you
sre badly mistaken. The matter in the
earth or sand which gives storm ootton a
black, dingy cast is as light as s feather.
You can prove it. Go to a black, dusty
plaoe in the road in a dry time, and kick the
•and about, and you will see it rise and float
off im the air. It i* lighter than air. You
will not get lieh ae quick by its weights*
you will get poor by its look*. Tour top
eotten will get badly eoiled in the boll in a
dry, windy time in thie way. Te prove
wkai we sometime* lots by dusty cotton, I
will produce the eertifioale of H. Red, Esq .,
who had a bale dusted by the Condenser,
end fine ginned in a lint-room, in order te
test the difference!
WiMDftOR, 8. C., SepL 8, 1874.
J. L. Tools—Deaf Str; I did as I teld yen
about the cotton. 1 hauled the twe bales to
Aiken yesterday. The cotton was all
gathered as near 0a I could got it. Jafns,
owner of lint-room gin, must have had ah
an awfully nss(J| lint room from ginning
dusty cotton. I beliovo it looked worse af.
ter than before it was ginned. You beat
kirn'badly. I got 18 j eents for hie bale and
14 cent* for yours. I lost just finough to
pay for the ginning of one bale, $1.70. I be
lieve in your duster.
Youra respectfully, U. RED.
Now, let usste whet oan be saved by it in
one year, supposing every gin to use one. It
is estimated from reliable sources Inst there
is an nverage of 123 gins burned aefii^ea-
tally throughout the Shutk annually. Sup
pose them, including their contents, to av
erage ih value $1,000. Here is $120,COO
ia one year from this quarter. Now, it will
■ot be considered exaggeration in cotton
manufacturing circle* to eatiihat* that one-
feirth of th* whole crop ie damaged by dust,
aad we wilt aversg* this lose St one-quarter
•f a cent per pound. !*e generally raite
frees four M five million bales p*r year.
Ruppese the dusty bale* to averai* 409 lb*,
and tbw whole crep four and a half million..
Here ie ene million one hundred and twenty-
five thousand dollars more naved that would
have goc* into the baud* of th* manufactn-
r*r, under the plaa 6t dusty dr storm cotlon.
They have machinery to clear ii ef dust,
tkerelore, they make more money on it than
en clean cotton They ge: it in many casea
from $6 to $10 lees per bale, o ben in reali
ty it isos good as any cotlon gathered.
1 am now putting up twe style* oftheae
machine* to euit purchasers, ranging In
price from $30 to $43 up, guaranUed to
work wall in every particular with but little
attention.
Study the mean* of saving,
And you will soon have the means of making.
For ftartker information and circular.
Address J. L. TOOLE.
Willistou, 3. C.R.R-
The area t peputsHly ot the While It Wa meet coo-
ttnelni trKHite to IU excel'sacs and superiority
over other machines, sad la eotxnittiea it to the
trade we pet It apoo Its merits, aad la a* lastaao*
ksilteveryetlaMd to
•otwnittiaf
i, aad la a*
_ tatlafy any r jcowmsnaiuo*
Is Its tavpr.
Th* demand lorths White has Increased to sack
na extent that w* art now compelled to turn out
m/L OcasxvWeW WoTxrln.y ACAoksimm
•-owy trvraw jaa-lxintcw
ti-o Aoijr to e-uLryjljr
dmorxdLi^d. 1
Every machine Is wsrrtntod for t years, and
told tor a'sh st lihsral Sisoomvts; or upon easy
payments, to stilt th* canrenicace et euttomsrs.
•arooyTs warns ix nroooorao tbkwst.
WHITE SEWING-MACHINE CO.?
!■> 96S Euclid A**.. ClevaUod, Ohio,
— For sale by—
J. D. & T. F. S M I T II
290 Broad St., - - Acousta, Ga.
j.
(OF
SHOWN i
B ABN WELL)
WITH
J.B.WMte&Co.
LEADER OF LOW PRICES,
228 Broad St., - Augusta, Ga.,
Oppwilie tide Nfammaaemt.
meblfeSm
DANIEL HAAS,
-jotiukB ok—
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
INotlotiu, k'amcjr <Jooda, 4cc.,
155 MEETING STREET,
CHARL.K8TON, 8. C.
72-85
267 King St, ChaMastoc; & C.
mi FiiTomm
A*D J
FRANWEH st moderate prieeo.
Wty
HOP FOR PLABTBM.
Wedding Gifts
—AT—
ALLAN’S.
FINK WATCHES,
Ameriean and Swiss, of the Latest Styles.
RICH JEWELRY
Of New and Elesant Designs and Exqul-
fclto Wbrktuanshlp.
STERLING SILVERWARFr,
In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especial
ly adapted for Wedding Presents.
SILVER PLATEDWARE.
Tea Sots, Waltht a, loe Pitchers, Butter
Dishes, Cups, Goblets, bpoons, Forks of
beet quality, Ac.
CHOICE FANCY GOODS.
French §hd American Clocks. Fine Table
Cutlery, Bpectaclas, Ac. ——
Walchcs | Jewelry Carefully Repaired.
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW
EST PRICES.
JAMES ALLAN,
S07 Ring street, Charleston, S. C.
aepi9-ly
FOR HEN AND BOYS,
I ClOTHffle HIDE TO ORBER.
otttnon Pleas for Boruwell ooun-
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING,
Cltxarlamtoii.
*pU7-3m
Barber Shop.
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Drees-
log and Shampooing done on the most
reasonable terms by T. L. Bettison,
Patterson House, Wednesday, Satur
days and Sunday* apr24- Im.
PLANTERS in Barnwall county, needing
supplies, oan obtain them from ma by giv*
ing uadoubied security.
A. RUBENSTEIN,
apll7-2m Willieton, 8 C.
uw? Ra minitUp
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ABBEVILLE C. H., S: C.y
Will practice in all the State and
United States Courts. jan30-6mofi
V1IITI
A LIMITED NUMBER OF
active, energetic canvasser*
to engage in a pleasant and
profitable business. Good mpn will find this
a rare chance f
TO BRAKE HONEY.
Such will pleas* answer this advertise
ment by letter, enclosing stomp for reply,
•toting what business they have been en
gaged in; None but those who obtan bukinesa
need apply; Address,
Fini.iT, UaavsY A Co.,
mchl8-ly Atlanta, Ga.
J- O- Callaghan.
BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERS!.
BARNWELL, S. C.
All Orders promptly attended to in
the Country, at PrlcM to oult the
times.- Eoiiin&tea. gbfitfT’ud Btwksc
Frame Houses on appliootion.
marl7-3mos.
Barnwell Lands for Bale
A FEW choice Cotton Plantations
can be bought at reasonable rates.
1S7*. 1»70.
Spring and Summer Millinery.
Lt.J. L.KCKIK
TARB8 this method of informing the Ladies
of Harnwell and vicinity that she has re
ceived and is receiving weekly a handsome
8tock of Millinery ana Fancy Goods.
The Hat Department has All the latest
shapes In French and American Chips,
Mllans, Canton and Leghorn, also a large
variety of French Hats for Ladles, Misses
And Children.
My selection of Flowers is large, varied
and beautiful. All the late styles In Fancy
f eathers. Ornaments, Jet. Coral and
lated JeWelry.
New styles Frlsrtts, Real Hair In Puffs,
Curls and Hwitches. Ac. Prices reason
able, and all are Invited to call at
183 Broad 8t. ( 2d Door Above Kxprees of
fice. AnatmTA. CaonaiA.
RKMOVEEh
The Law Office of
J. O. DAVANT
Has been removed from Allendale
to Barnwell.
situated nbar Wllllston and Blackville,
between the South Carolina Railroad
and the £ Jlato river. For terms ap
ply to H. M. THOMPSON,
oc24-tf WilHstoo, & a
HOUSE* SIGN
AXD
ORNAMENTAL PAINT1N6
On the Moet Reasonable Terms.
APPLY TO
T. 1* MCTTUfitm,
WloW BarnwellC. B.S.C.
B. J Quutllebaum,
O'
r>.
WILLISrrON. 3. c
W ILL Attend Calls thooghOttfc
and Adjacent Coonths.
aprAfimoa.
Anfsm M OWENS.
Attorney and Counisellor at Law
■’ DARNWEJjL C. Hy S. C.
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