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Address, TI1R I’F.OPLt’,
Barnwell C. II., S. C.
VOL. III.
Wagons, Wagons,
AT THE
ffaO-W^ry-.Wagon
BARNWELL
THURSDAY.; KOViSBER 20, 1879.
NO. 115.
Z.S&.
Special RrqeMts.
- 1. In endllag <e this office on
nays give your name end Pout Office addsp^. V
2. Business Idlers end commnnicntionelp f
he published shonld be written on separate
sheets, and the object of each clearly indi
cated by necessary note when required.
8. Articles for publication should be writ
ten in a clear, legible hand, and on only one
tideef tire I It;«.
i. All changes ita advertisements most
reach us on Kri lay.
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TiiEPLACK TO BOY SM
yglKgkEIgl
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346 BfiOAB STREET,
Augusta,
Ga.
The tmdcssigncl are new hfTi'rittg to fhe
td.tm ltl.1t pltltilift.iPSHf.1
m g m s i m f ^ a
o
100 Assorted l*i/,e.t Two-Itttrso Wagons Iron Axles and TltittiMc Skeins.
200 Assorted Sizes One-Horse VVagous, Plain and Patent Wheels’.
100 Sets Assorted Wagon Harness. At prices 10 pir eent. lower than enn
l>c bought in the citj. - 11. POW Pll't ,
sep ^ Corner (’nmpheil-jnd 1’i'iis Stre' ts.
IRBackvISSc S4S11 Aliea-d.
Just received, Xew and Choice. The largest and most complete line of Mcn’s^
Woman’s and Childrens'
BO©TS ANIJi ilSOES,
EVKR PLACED PE FORK THE PEOPLE IN BARN WELD CO.
My entire Stock is new, nml wUb my Jon< esperlt»neeirrtbe Intsiness. I am lltoron-
- afhly posted, rttul bav« 8ob-c:.'.| ntj ttoclt to suit the pla iio-tami tlie.mOst fuslid otts,
_ Lailles and Geht.l<»nien vftll Hud it to the!r interest to eiiil and exa. line the l.ir^est
id i.ewest s<deetbMi ev.'ropernsl in. this sent ion. All new Goods, no ohf-vtoek, at un-
urdof pfle«-8 l-hewilo not liintf else luiX BGOTS. and S-ltiKS. .Ill’jJ it fojr:e is low
!• ees. And wllTnhis determl•iiytbm. I am po-dt-ivo iliitt wy stock wUl iirar inspec^l
Uott. and that 1 dap suit tlio-o achat want a Hire or every day » o *t or ejioe. I wtao m d;e j
to s: der Boots an 1 whites —Nfy sbireisoii tlio trout street,opiMisUnAlui depot. I'etween |
Brown arid Farrell’s. AH I trtnt-ia-tt - o.<AI, u itlvfatditni tfunrliiitved.- Always on band I
Oak aud Item lock bole OeaUier, and a fuj stoedt of Mio
-gepl-otn
SIGN OF CU/r BOOT.
-w rr <ob
fp:u.'Ov
- FOR HESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
s NATURAL ^VITALITY AND COLOR.
Irt is. a most agreeable dressing, which
is at onco ifarmlesS and effectual, for
, preserving the hair.' It restores,' with
t iTe gl< ss and freshness of youth,'faded or
gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown,
or deep black, as may bo desired. By Its
use thin hair is thickened, and baldness
often' though ndt—always cured. 'Tt
chocks falling of the hair immediately,.
and causes a hew growth in all cases
w here the glands-aro not decayed; while
to brashy, w t cak, or otherwise diseased
hair, it imparts'vitality and strength,
and renders ib pliable.
Tlio Vioon cleanses the'scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff;
and, by its cooling, stimulating, and
Soothing properties, it heals most if not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, ureter whtchconditions diseases Of
the scalp and hair are impossible
As a Dressing for Ladies’ Hair,
The ViGon is incomparable. It is eolor-
contains neither oil nor dye, ami
wilj not soil white cambric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting-perfume, and
m au artu'le tar tlm tuUet-it is cconomi-
cr.illjt, the New flowc B, I'imple and light
riuitdiig, outi The new improved
Weed, noiseless and elegantly tirni»hcd«
The light rtinr.ing Sew Home, with large
space, Vn Iqx arm ,• kclf-adjustihg needle,
simple iiTid ilurab’e. <
—llui-Aery iairst^Inipcowl Vletor'. witli
biuiuh, a«Ui»g
Needle.
“wnass: tiir.ii \ i.iittiik
-— to-^hjut.”
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Don’t go to 1 he theatre, eoreert or ball,
But stay In your loom td-nUht;
Deny yourself to in friends that calh «
■And a. ^ootl.hmg lidli-r wi ito--
Ilnynrd f*praki>.
Write to the sad old to ks Hi nt me.
Who sit when the day is done.
With Udde t handa < owneiist.eyes.
And Ujink ol t «■ ..o •<’. t one.
I>on’t pe-tlstdy serlbhie.opxeuae my haste.
I’ve st.-iMcei ( y I Ito lime to Wiit..-,’’ '
Lest tied;' beouoltig IhougliU go waudei.
*- ini^ttlies
loiu.uiy a by-gone night— bT3
Wlieii they lost til'd f noedwl sleop and reel
■ . Aoi»l ' In m«tl» lie*
WiLMiNOTcw, Dkl. , November. 11— 1
The ret epilog to Heontor Bayard to-
pipbt waa one.of thomoat harmonious,
Miihnsiustie and altogether auccenafui
affSTi rr-mte ktmrtrrtn tiHitept-nr
in thla city. It was cnttrely non par*
iLian In character, Republican* and
That trod Would I'live ti.oir doji.-ate babe
To their leader love itnu ear
Don’t let tdiciu feel that ytW’vo no more
need-. *
Of t in J'r love or counsel wif c;}
1’or l lie hem t grows • rongly bCnfltive
Wheu-ag-u-U..!- < lautUedAlta.exe — |_
PtvmhvhV-lev well t>» b-VtbeHsttelioV«'-
You uever forgot Urein quit"; 1
Alsu, ihi) "Stcwnrl" Fnmily. Superior to i That you deem i£ a ideasuro when far
any of tiie styles in the market, li iph one
is inaianteud by the maker to bo pcrfe;t in
every re-peel. .
p-g-y-'Al! ihe above mentioned Machines are
of ihe very- 1- i-est .improvements Bobliins
tiilid . p aYl of tiicm without mnning the
iniudiinc, Sold allow figures and all guar
anteed. cA .
rh.Qi I3AUTQX,
The nrnimgfbft partner of having
hud more than ten years cxpcrieuoe in die
business, is ihoroligbly aeipiailited will; the
lending machines of the day, and will keep
in stock only such ; ’ he kuuvvs to be first
eiu-s. Il.iu ever, a .machine of any make
may be purchased through us by special
order.
2P.A»b'pecia! ettontinn given to the repairing
ot all kinds of machines. Work (Toi.e
prom; lly, and at Low italeg. All work
grtnra need.
Nee lie?, OU-and. Aliachinents, for odi
kinds ot Sowing Ma.-hu.es for sale, at the
iou esi iait-ror-^tEsl-das*; ih'wlM.
Call and see our goods, wlieiher you pur-
cha-'e or noQ,--' ,• 1 “—
( Correspondence solicited. Address,
away,
Long tellers write.
Don’t think that the young and giddy
fi'i'-iniu • d r'
Who mako your psatime gay. r
EavoUaif Ibeaniuue tln/uylitfor von
t bat I ho old fuik9 liavo'Ur-tfityi . .
TIi* duty o r writing do not put'off; ■ t ,
J et yie.-|> op-pltvo-ur^ w^ll., -—: ll—
Lost th« letter for which they looked and
lunged
Be a day or an hour too laUv
\
For tho gad old folk* at homo. ,
With locks fast tujndng whltd, '
Are loiijfiiiif tojiearjfroin th« ubfa'ntono—
WfTle ll.oiu aTettCi to-night. =
£aL&relmi£iiri>a3Sed in it^ excellence.
3
Corner oU J’road and NVasliih^ton Streets
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— ^ <| 1 1 ' 1 - 3 A n-gnr. ■ W , ' ^ **• —
Conveuiently .Located To Business. , ’■
Wilh Telegraph Ofiee in the Buttilin?, ar.il Soathera Express- (’oRiium)
Olfue Ni-xt Tmir to Hotel BaiMr.g.
S-U M M E R IVA T O F 11 0 A R D, P E R I) A A', ^ 1.50
Single Meals, 50 cents.. f Single LnJjiings, 60 cent*.
juiyTrtm -x\r ^r/M OORK RropV
— ruu-Aitca nr ^
Er. JiC. AYERS CO.. teil'lISSS.,
Practirul mxl Analytical Chemists.
SOU> DV ALU PKUOOWTS liVSIVV wngRH.
ot * i y " i *
aegT^Tat
FOR
SALE.
'I'lie Illectorul Vote of isiBO.
■ r_ 7~ ' (AY adtimttqa Post.]
Tbo great pivotaliitate of tho Un
ion,, New York, bavins how ranged-it
self in The Democfulle oolumh, w«
buve c 'mploi.o data upon which' to
11ns^-rnte'.iiationa^tomannsr in whlrfr
the Eieelorai Vole of 1HI : 0 Will t)S CaaT.
This ia our table:
UEMOCXUnC STATES.
Al.'Uiama
Arkansas ...,. (>TN*w York..... Bh
Dfi. iw n re .....—A : NortJi t'a ml in a 10
'-ji.srpii it. net.
Tami
SAM UKI. TANN.UIILL.
a ■
sAMf ri. n. sinrar
©ay,
AUGUSTA. GUO ROTA.
OFFER FOR SALE AT VERY LOWEST I KK ES A i'L'i.L ASSORTMENT OF^
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
iffel
Pre-h TrFNIP SEED of this year’s
e-rowth jur-sah; it any qUaiitity iksicciL
I .would rrspeotfuiiy call thc t attention
of mrtLDEHS AND FARMERS
throughout the county to my stock of" 7
J [ A R jD "\V ARE,
Having earned the reputation of keepin{T
mean TO tfiikintaih the rante. —
JYou will Chd m v stock cow complete,
having received anoiher Inigo stock of
the same. Farmers contcrnplaing rnak-
ing ‘uv.provemertetn their d\vel'in<M for
the approaching winter, will do well to
give mo a tall as I INTEND TO
SELL LOW DOWN, and to conviac*
you, BRING THE CASH-
I have a 1 so a varied stock cf
nm iNsuii-
■xho Si. Paul Fire
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phriDe fesurajico Compap?
CAPITAL $1,704,881
THE rafestxoixpany IN Tff
I-N1TED STATES
Will underwrite on nil kinds of property,
real and personal, in Barnwell county, in.»
cltrdteg gins,~p;i;i-iiousPK, mills and nmebin
evy. cotton ginned and ohgitffied Jd the low.
cat current rates.
II. M. THOMPSON-,
Local Agent, Witliston-; SrTk
N. R. policies issued in best Engliali fire
renrpaniee if .preferred, confined to dwell
Tn^lioiTteT. sfrrmrod conteniw;— **— • .
-I*b>rlda
Georgia
Indiana.......
Kentucky.....
Louini-ttm.....
Maryland....
Mlaalsslppl...
AHbsouiI. .....
r
11
10
12
8
8
8
15
! S 'ueii Oarolirm
1 TcmiesfiPo .... V.
£*‘Xhh. . .*..'..,. 8
Virginia ‘-11
West Virginia..
Total.,
..197
jnueJ
KKfVUUGXS HTJLTE3.
Colorado...
Onnmldot
Iowa
Karmas
Maine
Massac buBottB.
Michigan
. 3
. <5
.-21
. 11
. 5
. 7
11
The CJonioteafl Ixiw.
LHtfnocmie, bntjinetf meu and artisans
vlell§ with each other in their cff.rtH
to do honor to Delaware’s favorite
spn. t Not Ichs than 5,000 persons parti-
•dpated in tho parade, which was a
most brilliant and successful affair, as-
amaiagrttUttha rrHhQitiugg, gt, an, .am
timi. T lij btre«s ul"
t lie parade from the Benator’a liund-
sonie residence in tho western part of
the city to the Opera House, wlu re the
reception-took pluc*,’was ablaze with
red, bine and green Bn;, tuid evory
ioUttCillo.DU tiie LhO Was illuminated
itid m'osratbd wirh flsgs nmt-Ohlncw
Wilijns.' The pioowelon whs over a
milo iii length,-and Whs witnepsed by
not less limn 30,000 people, attracted
flow all parts of tho State and from
the adjacent counties of Maryland and
Pennsylvania. It is probably strictly
within 'be uiitb to say that every
prominent Debtwarlan, whatever bis
creed, or'caste, was present,
"Upon
which. packed to sverdowing,
Dr. iu P. Bush, a .ppominont Repub
lican, was elrasen Clinlrtnan, and wel
comed the Senator in a brief address,
declaring that th* people of Delaware
had come together without any ot her
distlnotlon whatsoever tliau, as his
fellow-eiiizens, to siiow their respect
un<l admlratiou not less for his private
viftueH than for Us public services.
8-t;ator Bayard rcepomled, Baying
that bis chief desire was to express
simply and clearly the deep, quiet and
sincere happiness with which the
warm and spontaneous reception given
him by Ills fcllow-citlzenj flllcd his
breast. The Senator conitntrod for
about half an hour, and spoke with
much feeling and eloquence. ;He efu-
i undated himself on this evidence of
-The decision of
Court, holding that persons not own
ing ithI estate fthd having a home*
stead tborepo are entitled to no ex-
tnopHtm frwm-hvw
crops and personal property under
execution for debt. Is creating a very
general dissatisfaction throughout the
upper portion of tbs State, and if not
cot rected will probably be drawn into
the political canvass of next year.
The decision has evoked from many
very respectable tenants the assertion
that 1 hey will not voto the Democratic
It Is provocative^ class dissensions
and is subject to all of the odium and
discontent which unfair oatT unreason*
able discriminations against one doss
mid in favoi; of another dawk are sum
to elicit. This decision bolds that tha*
matt who is fortunate enough to pos*
sees one thouHand dollars worth of
land cannot be made to pay his debts
by execution, but that the less fortun-
uto tenant, who perhaps has nothing
but aHIttie household furqjlure, a
mule and a large family dependent ou
him for its support, can be sold out to
satisfy the demands against him.
It is, exactly the doctrine made of
force in South Carolina under the
decision obore quoted.
Tho Legislature at its coming se«*
fdon should submit a constitutional
amendment to the people making tbs
homestead provisions applicable to
every citizen of the State, whether b#
be rich or poor, whose necessities
shall require him to take advantage of
It.—Anderson Intelligencer,.
A Fair Coadnslow,
repwrtl.- ■■ it wnwn*>t Hi* rwuB of that
aidipalcs
if
fierce ahd fiery zeal which
Nevada ........ 3
New Uampsh’ti 5
DW«:.........-.-a2
iVntreyi vitula... 211
i Rhode Island.., A
; Vernrunr..6
! Vt isoousln..... 10
Mlnncaolft 5
Nebraska 3
the natural expression of tire kindly
regard which thosp who had known
him all Lis life wero pleased to enter
tain for him. Hu full that be was In
an atmosphere of loving kindness, and
among people longing for peace on
earth and good will to man. He felt
more strongly than ever the real value
^>T frieudilblp. It is a surer protector
than the mailed armor of Grekt Britain
or tho iron bund of Russia. Furwhut,
no asked, ate these compared with’tho
cheap defense, tho unturnght, security
which a Republican citizen fools when
Hurroutided by the atmosphere of law,
the breath of a self-respecting, 8elf-
comtnunity of freem
ToUl 1G3
DOcurveL STATSe.
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OF RJtMABLE AND (irAUASlFEP QUALITY.
A cplen<li«l slock of Coach Material. Ailca. 1 ‘Sprinp, Ppokea, lliitis, (tuna, Sl.iifia.
Botin. Mo«3, MuMing, Glue, Borax, M»»urv s Colors^ Yalciilinc’^ Varmahea, *c.. .Vc.
BXlibLES 11ARNEBB, BltibbES, CBLLAJt-^. ANP GENTS’ I’iNF, TBUNK8
nn.l BAtiS, OtKami HEMLGt K SOLE LEA UtEli, CALF SKIN'S and a full line of Stios
Fttdi«f» el raduecJ prices, - ,. . , , , ,
U e lake plenmre in mintin'* Hint we Imve IliMicenrv ter ilus section for iIjc sale nr
WILSON; CHILDS iCO. S I’lllLAi'ELl’HI.V BAGONS and CAUTS, which luivero com-
petor in the field, and wbl sell Omw* at yr-Uea ulUiin Jlie reach »>f all who want a god ar-
ticte. Also axentefer Ihe CdHTI.AND WAGON on I’lalterin Sprinjr<. For peraons in
waul of a ceeap, yet reliable Vehicle, wo recoTHInend the (’O.UTUND CilAltiOT, the
lightest, most stylish and host thinj?on four wheels fur afirty live dull ira. ~
Gum and Le uher Belting I wo to foMitceh inches. Packing of -.11 kinds. Whips, Lm-
hrellas. Neatsfoot Oil Blacking for llaness, et0; ‘ -
aug‘il-.‘5m DW.TANXAIIILL A CO., Anyusta, Qa. t ,
ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
CANE MILLS, GIN ENGINES. COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING PULLEYS.
Hanger’* Journal B^xen, Mill Gearing, Gudgeon*, Turbine Water W heel, Gin
Gearing; Cheapl Ju-ieon’s Oovornera, Diston’a Circular Saw, amLGumen and
Files. Belting and Babbitt M^tHl and Brass Fitting, Globe and Check X ulves
and Whiskies, Gauge's, etc., and Iron Brass Castings and repairs ft out
Geo- R^ Xiombard & Co.,.
F0RE6T CITY POtIJIDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, .
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X <
^ ? W
Q
General laercliandise
-Which "ill be suki lyvv.
'•'t
A!so SCHOOL ROOKS, tliosc nu-
thorized to be used by tho State Board
of K-JuUndioa.
I'. STEADMAN, -
'Bla^kvlTcL S. (\
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NKAK THB WATKIt TOWEH, 1T0 riNWICK STRKF.T,
: Ar«r«TA. «Fon««A.
\
tlf) WIN IIA TKS,
CJIART.RS 1C. BATKSr
QEOllGE C. SELMAX,
james r. Ginns.
TtiVS. R. McUAHAX,
EDWIN BATES & CO.
}ji;.U ESTATE
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Total, 9.
T bars arc 8C9 vot** in the Electoral
Cl Reg*. Of these, 183 arc a nrejerity.
Tim Dcmdcfallc tTestetentini ticket
will roculvo a vote of 19d, a mnjurity
! of SI over the Republican comblna-
! lion, and 12 moiu than uru ut-ceeaary
j to sleet. This is our prediction.
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P-HI
221
A lawyer slight advocate the pay
ment of a fraudulent claim In a court
without becoming a party to the fraud,
but a repreennttttlve of the people
Stands upon higher ground and can
advoea'e no measure detrimental to
thgpepular Interests without becom
ing a party 10 the fraud. What can
brr g;tld.-trrrtT. sf ttre rep
in the legislature who, against all law
and evidence, contended for the ; pay
ment of all tht bonded indebtedness of
the State whether issue I with or with
out authority of law. If the lawyers
who supported the unconstitutional
acceptance of the conaolldatioo settle
ment did so because they thought the
law was on thslr side they did not
know the law and did not have suf-~
flccut knowledge to make them fit
persons tw represent the people. If
they Knew tbo law and still advocated
what was not the law they must have
done so from Improper motivee and
were unworthy representatives of the
people. However it may be consider
ed, Vhoae men who fought - this great
fraud consisteutly and constantly and
they alone deserve the gratitude and
support of the people. A lawyer who
governing community of freemen.
Contrasting thecondltlon of the people
of Europe with that of our own people, g U pp 0 rt of the people. A lawyer wno
the Senator said be could rwlUo more W |n i D the Legislature os a represen-
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WAUUTACTTEKVS OV
COL LECH Vil
I WILL SELL and Pure base REAL
ESTATE, (.OLLEQT RENTS, and
CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS.
I have for sale Dwellings ami Store
Houses ; also vacant lots in town of
Brack viul; Also—
2,(X-K) acres kwul in one body on tli# Eijisto.
~;-T7) ’* J ” ” ” ” ’• - ”
80
100
834
liii)
Ttrd-
near BlnekviBe.
-~r ■ .Jt:
— u CrahnniB,
G. E. STEADMAN,
Blnckvilte, S.
BOOBS, SASH, BLINDS.
ar.tl Building.Mateibl
Of cycry description.
Home People and Southern Enterprise.
Prices as low ns any Establishment
South, and all work first class.
<Jhnrle*tc>n, M. C.
«pll7*1y
II M. L AMIER'
-WITH —
R.P.BAYLEY&C0'
-JOBBERS
OF-
dry an'> MMBgm
Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St., Charleston, S. C. (o
Chas. C. Leslie,
Wholesalo and Retail Dealer in
Fish, Game, .
Ijobstcro, Turtles,
_ i . u . T errapma,
Oysters, &c;
Stalls Nos. 1 & 2 Fish Market,
Charleston' So. Ca-
Having made Targe additions to try
business, I am i-repnr.-d to furnish Fish,
Game, Ae.. at short notice. t
A ‘l urders promptly attended to.
T-rms cirIi or city neeoptanoo. oclfi-3m
EOBERTSON. TiV’SX.OE & CO,.
Successors to GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
MCTIBS. V101EHIE EMESIS.
v—- ' a •
-AND-
COMMf98IOK MBRCHAiMTS,
^ . • -i*- * < - ,
1 A3VL) 3 HAYXK HTR1CEX, CIIA*UL.K8<I'0>r, K. C._
•^CONSIGN.MOTS OF COTTON SOLICITED.-®* ’ ;
09 3m • \ ^
267 King St., Charleston, S. 0.
HUE PMTOEEAFHS,
' AND A LABOR COLLECTION OX ’
f »t towlerstc prices. . 17-Jy
iMrouTcas or
CROCKERY, nr
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS, dx.
27 HANOVER ST,
aug2i-3tn BALTIMORE,MABYLANP.
ltur«lei(e's Aight Thoughis.
Don’t judge a man by hla clothes.
Can you tell what the circus is going
to bo like by looking at the Italian
sunst-t pictures on the fence? Do you
value a turkey for his plumage ? And
ten’ttheekin of tjilml the most and
i indeed, the only vahmblo part of him..
There beYncn, fair to look upon, who
wander up ami down this country, and-
sltiutho coolest places on the hotel
h’.zzas, who are arrayed in flue linens
and cardinal rocks, and who have to
bold tl.eir hand over thelc scarf pin
when they want to seethe moonlight,
who, unassisted and unprompted, do
not possess the discretion to come in
when it tains, and don’t know enough
to punch a hole in the snow with an
umbrella—now soft snow at that ;
without any crust ou It. Now and
then, tny sou, before you are as pld as
Melhusflah, you will meet a marr who
wears a tret that is worth twice as
mucli ftt» the head It covers. Oa the
hand, don’t faH into the error of be
lieving l^iat all the goodness lathe
world goes about in shreds and patches.
Wo have seen u tramp dressed In
more rags than you could rake out of
a family rag bag, and more dirt and
hair ou him than would suffice to pro
ject a" hqrso, who would step up to the
frontdoor and demand three kinds of
cake, half« pie, and then svery mov
able thing in the yard, kill the dog,
choke up tb* pump with sand, tramp
ot^tho pansy bed and girdle the cherry
tires because lie could not carry them
away. Good clothes or bad are never
an infallible Index to the men that Is
ia them.
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Iiamlgrants Must be Solicited.
tatlvs of the
and allow tbo
private Interests of hla clients to shape
his service to tbs State Is not worthy .
forcibly than ever the abuses' and In-
i'usifeo of clasfl privileges whereby the
insidious bar of hutitble blit!) was ^
fastened on men from the cradle to-The man who went to
Columbia to make laws for tbo psopls
and spent his tlms working up schemes
for Individual emolument to the neg
lect of his sworn and pioper duties
deserves the lasting condemnation of
fils party and people.—Abbeville Medi
um.
PLASTERING AND BRICKLAYING.
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J. O. G. Callahan
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PEOPLE
of ihtrnweU nml surroutfding country in
the above biisin 8S.
With a Targo experience in tho above
bnsintess, I am satisfied that my work will
prove satisfactory.
Lime, Laths, Ac., ftirnishcd if desired.
Estimates furnished on application.
Work done at lawest possible rates.
Address - J. O. O. CALLAHANt
seplS 3m Barnwell C. H , 8-C.
m, F.F.ST0KB8,
Druggist 1 Apothecary,
liLACKMLLE, .. •. S. C.
H’lvlnR a
DEUGH
H AS on hand and ia constantly recelvir
well selected «tock of pure
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
EUY. TOILET BRIC-A-BHiO, PATE:
MEDICINES and Druirgists aundrh's. all
of which he offers on the in<j#t reasonable
tettna for caeh ofeountry iinaluce.
ProfesoTonol cilia la town or country
Georgia fias awakened to tho fact
that if she wishes to enjoy a rapid In
crease,of wealth and prosperity, she
miiet encourage immigration. Tho
last General Assembly passed an Im-
migrattowact, butrit-ii not aa liberal.
In Itir provisions aa It ought to be
Howevex, the Governer is detormlnod
to make the moat of it, anrj haa, there-,
fore, appointed an agent In New York
to represent the Intereata of Georgia
In that city. An effort w 111 bo made to
igduce a fair share of the immigrants
landing at Castle Garden to locate in
thtA grave. Seeing the evil of these
things, ami nu^pg-ha growth day by
day, he could not but think of his own
free land and turn as If for pure nir to
tho American States, where tho noble
equlllca of humanity are acknowledged
and respected, and where the one
great and essential equality, th# equal
ity of opportunity, la secured to alL
But while experience and reflection
brought him even to a higher appre
ciation of the generality, Justice and
moral grandeur of tho principles upon
which our Government UJaunded, Mr.
Bayard eald he could not but feel au
apprehensive realization of-ih* eondl-
tturw under whkb only It can be prac
tically and permanently maintained.
Ho thought that those conditions
demanded the exercise and employ
ment of the higher and better qnall-
tlee of human nature. To make pub
lic prlnclplm eound they must bo en
grafted on jyrivate honor. The wishes
of an intelligent upright conatit-
uency must be r»fleeted by Intelligent
und upright representatives, and a
faithful repiefientaiive should rather
dUplease bis consdtuentS than consent
to that which injures them. But the
Senator claimed It had always been
bis good fortune to have the support
of hie constituency upon all the vital
questions In the dlseuMdou of which
ie had partlclpatwl. Wlien he voted
i’or new and stronger ties of union bo-
;ween the suctions of the Statea, when
jla voice waa'heardln unyielding oppo-
sitlou to tho wild schemes of financial
unwisdom, when he stood In uncom
promising attitude against a vkdoaa
currency, domuffrttng honest dollats
for honest men, nnu when he pleaded
for an iudissolublo union of ludeatrue
tlble and coequal States, he alwa
echoed the voice of Delaware,
conclusion fire Senator said j
44 1 wish to make our government
strong, and the best way is to make it
wise, bnnest usd just, that it shall bs
loved .In the North and in the South,
and In the East and In the West with
that perfect love that castelh out
With prudent cbtinsela, well
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JjiB
Georgia. While tho northwest
rapidly filling up, and the great valleys
and plains of that region are belu
dotted with splendid farms and beaut!
ful viilagee, tbo south, with her rich
soli and ganlal climate, is passed by
almost unnoticed. Texas alone, of all
th« Southern States, Is reaping any
benefit from the thousands of Im
migrants who annually leave Europe
r. if
Why the Kolid Kowth Hhoald be
Trwsted.
The Southern people abandon, and
abandon forever, both secession and
slavery. They admit that superior
physical force has settled what argo*
mi nt was unable to sett)*. They ac
cept In good faith the constitutional
amendments. They desire to elerclse
only their proportion sf power under
the Constitution and laws. The;
neither desire, nor will they allow
they can prevent It, any more civil or
sectional wars. This they abundantly
proved to all fair minded men in the
‘residential count. They will not wv-
der any circumstances “starve" tuw
Government nor seek any control over
tho North. But they Intend te pre
serve their self-respect snd deoerve
Die retpect of all bravo and honorable
men everywhere and tor all time, and
this they cannot do by confessing
tiumselvea to be criminals, as the
tepubllcan party has demanded and
still demands.—Senator Hill, of
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'•nh search of homes In this country,
the Southern States want immigrants,
they must seek them as Texas and the
of the West seek them. Im
migrants will not go tb a section
which they know nothing about and
which no effort Is made to enlighten
considered economies uud steadily
presecuted reforms, with suspicious
and ill-will between our owu people
tHscouraged and put an end iq, wo
shall have before us an era of prosper
ity which ohouid gladden the hearts of
every man who loves hla country."
■
If the
Uneouquered Idiot
Ofth*
Okolona States
Was,
Like tbo Elder Dumas,
Paid by the line
For bis beautiful sdltortals,
Ho would shortly mako
Much wealth for himself,
While providing
Ammunition for the enemy
And “fat"
For the compositors.
But
He Isn’t I
promptly at tended to. oct2-ly | thtwifi—New O. loans limes.
Georgia.
Argils Urawabis.—Old Parson Hap-
>y was one vf the old time circuit ild-
ers, whoso rough exterior and uncouth
ways often obscured hla true goodness
of heart. One day he waa caught In a
shower In Illinois, and going to a rude
eabtu near by, he knocked at the door.
A sharp looking old dame answered
Ids summons. He asked for shelter.
“I don’t know you,*’ she replied, su
spiciously. “Remember the Scrlpt-
uroe," said the preacher, “be not
forgetful to eutcrtala strangers, for
thereby soms have entertained angels
unawares.” *“No angel would como
down bore with a big quid of tobacoo
in bis mouth 1" said the old lady aa
she abut the door.
San Francisco Is probably the most
cosmopolitan city In the Uuited btates.
Au English traveller lately visiting
there writes J “I had thy boots blacked
by an African, my chin shaved by a
European, and my bed made by an
Asiatic; a Frenchman cooked my din-,
tier, an Englishman showed me my
sear, an Irishman changed my plate, a
Obinaman washed my table napkin,
and a German handed me my bill.”
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A N'*vel Ip
It will be bored
of some men’s p
one la Im^resqgd
that when those n
KA.-dfc Alvin
laftefraMMro
iprajws.and
knows bow
rom t he tones
and their length,
with the belief
men go to heaven.
The largest church In the United
States is the First African Baptist
off Church, of Richmond, Ya. It has
3,3d0 members. On one Sunday its
pastor baptized 598 persona, and add
ed nearly 900 to the church. ^ c^. _
they’ll want to pull up a chair and sic
down, and talk to the Lord all the
time.
The fashion of ladles taking tea In
bonnet and gloves doesn’t seem absurd
to a boy who drinks water from bl»
bat../
Floating with tbs tide Is comfortable
enough; but one can got over tnora
space if he Boats with those who ara
not tied.
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