The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, June 03, 1880, Image 3
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ontr* r ■•» ■ —-w*.
ConRroM ban rwent!^ .ee^ubllahed
■ithe followloc tpall routea lo Baruw’dt
* J 'f«nwnty : (1) From Bamberg to RlvewV
. I I’i I‘!^e. rJ) I’lDm Alh'inl.i! ■, vie
“ i Smyrna, and King’s Creek, to Sams’
<»■■■- lo MU
- Pctaeoted <leUe a IWHy eoene on
Saturday afternoon and evening Iset,
there bmn(r an unnsuahn amber of pao^
pie 6h the atreeta. The merchants
werikei
qu
wwimm
D80-
’Ralt For Itamwell!-
In the tournment,at Walterborp’ on
Jaat Thunwtay, our friend, Joseph 8.
'samsm
glad to see also that Dari. Fattereon
did sotneTgood tiding.
I.aw and Order.
1 Our friend “Law and Order” is la-
boring under a mUajiprehension. Wu
never either directly or indirectly ad-
/petted the abolition of capital pun
ishment.- Our views on that subject
are pronounced, aud are lu
Our Frees Gallery.
{ v«Dces It baa catered the p&la
—— ' manbione of the wealthy and the dee-
Abheville—As some of, the papers tltute'hovels of the poor; It basin-
which advocate the nomination of
nOOl ^ ^ . I * V V* t u IJ m 11 J, m V V'1 * ■ ( wr V» v , , * y m m
Sam’l J. TildeoJor Fresi'tent have not’^plt, and sent tho preacher of righte-
hla mtBstpn of shaBsr.a
id an oatcnatlo the earth
nra proiKHincpI, aud are iu ftivor qf he Hurprjwed, to hear at any tian that Date the wofid for
Aim law 83 11 ,s - Jrfi 0 t’fil’Tp iWir friend j he is a first class mummy.—Frees and loathsome atresence.
refers to was fnken from the* Aiken
aJgurnaVaud R-.vlew and rn.-iy befound
In
FIn»l Kliot.
A Fifteenth Araomj
fore council one r^y Jnat Iteek for
carrying concealed weapons^ Tne
chorgf belnc made out the shtiafac-
tlon of the court the offender,was flned
S10. Tide Is the first cose tried under
tho new hw. and wo hope iltfrfllhitva
a good effect upon others.'* *
ltar»
the 1
forteefj
pared
ance
my barber shop on
r^TT the entno b tiidinc I
pled, ^a L will be i»re-
!bf> g , 'ntl'’fDen in attend-
My piWi ■ are as fol-
lox^i : Shaving, 10 cents: hair-cutting,
20 cents ; ehntnnooning 20 cents
rUrocos
tf waft
In eotfft,
tiaving
; ehnmnpnn'gcr. JO cents ,
Rcspe^ftilf«| ?fTXl
S " litla*9
Wejftllu r-
' v . ‘
Wc regret to chronicle the death of
John Fai»ere, the infant eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Dowling, whfch occurred on Sun
day ^veaU}? last. Babers *»»« th • pe*
of tht* family, a bright ray of ennlight
in the house, and the hand of oflilc-
tlons weighs heavily in his death. The
i i , i.^i* ^ column o. only ti*lng which does giye the.South
week, lu this.col,nu U we iaaeu,clip-i. »it -uu
pinj^s from the editorial* of the vurl-
* rs thr
editor I ala of the
"tiaMit that RtHto Hi>d
hem. Whetiieniih.-^vgm- *lil«ler‘thoug'h' It eannordKe“wRh
eweornot-for the j-urpose o b | ml! bo the nominee. It, can say who
informing our reader* of tho tone if * v
our Views
sympathy fc>r fthe iwrenved family.la. M L{ina,tni*8^>g'th“ fo mcr mid
uui^lrhahan/ profound' ff fa|fy rW**im'dt«g the latter jqr
i a« u kdw- w/— i -.1 IfciLiU. WurJ waa komt dwrely
&
yi4xwflug I>ou»-
We notice that some of the town* In
this State have passed ordinances re-
■dring all dogs allowed to run at
ergo tn be npizzted during the season
of l>ot weather. Tbi« le dnne to prr-
vcntlhe possibility of rabid dogs bit-
incffchd Cr umimicatlog the dmoamyof
hy'ftvtpnrbfa W other snimaw tthTo
peniona, and U a wb
mensur* ^e wou|«| Rk« to »ee Jfst
such art ofiltiHlio^ |p three in Andtr-
con.—Anderson IntflHgrocer.
public feeling*tbrrMigbpnr the State on
the issues of the ifeiV. Wo never fail
fo eredit, these gleaulnij* arirl i>y i-are-
ful revljng any one oan^ee who is re-
sporiaible n>H beih.
We are extremely obliged lo our
friend for his complitnentHry aMuvIofg
to our paper, and assure him that we
Will do oil in <»ur power to mei it a cou-
t|nuaiicepfjhe favyr yf such in'-n ue
be. T/iese kincliy remark* are grate
ful to the heart of the editor whp is
conscientious in the discharge of Ids
duty, and do much towards bheerfne
and corn f ortInc h'rn along the tpg^ed
roati^uC editorial Hfo.
sitenc iu 4'oiirt.
During tt>i* reopnt, session of tl e
^Toi:rtJbf"€l ‘nerhl 3* s^Tor.B t if Wil-
fliai n»mrg ooua y nm<>. g otheiciscs
was one agHiust. a tfian b\ the a*on- of
Ward for forgery.* '1 he action v ns
brought by one hUrper, >* m.iu by tl.c
name of Lane being au imj gg'ov.t
witness wgwinstytUc! - defeml.mt. Tho
yury returuot a verilicr. of guiltv,
whereupon Ward whipped mit. ,, re-
voWrad^ fired at Harper and tin a
P*io- f
dirtfely tJVef—
powered, and place 1 to < u*r idy of tt e
sheriff. J •»dge .XVIt ieh„who wae pro-
sWhig, ordered the solicitor to pr< pare
a bid of IndlctHieut agaii^t. Ward for
assault and battery wl ji intent to
kill. Jiulge AUlrich Juutlv cliatucU r-
jya this i pnduet as ‘uhc meat au 1 u l*
b»* vSoTatlon of the Saii'*»t|v.ol the
hftil nf ja^tlce and the me^sty Of the
brw,”—Ward waaaeiitein ed io at-ra a
years iu tiie peni'entiary. and wll
aTS t)stand a trial for aessult wi'h
rtfbut t'* kill at the cxpiratl jd of that
seuteisSt.
tnado op a fuil tickeT, we suggest that
twy'. pipt the name of A. T. Stewart
down for Yice-Piealdent. It ia hlohlv
probable that his body will be found
by the timeTildeu is elegtdd. Tho two
cerpseth would then be congenial wm-
patd ns. Vfe UiiDk;ii. jjuite possible
that Ttlden has been dead for two bn*
three years. No ouetiriis seen him for
that length.of time, and weehonld not
Banner.
Aiken-
raummy.
1
-The two-thirds rule is the
any ebHHon at all, arid whhoiH'ft, it
could not. force the North to respect
Its preferences. With the A wo thirds
•llnrkrille.
The following has been handed ia
for pnblicsliah: v '
Fair Notice.-—The party who were
engaged In spending the Sabbath
in gambling nnd drinking, a» well
ns those who seir llquorh on Sun
day have all now been spotted «nd
their names and the names of respon-
eibl^'.wl'nesaSH toprowe the enme.wlll
be laid before the grand jury nnd
pmswwtr If either of 4t»e-eW<»w* Im
moral so I disgraceful acta are again
repeated.
f,
g.-fil«mhn recent
>st tiie entire dreu't of the
■ts to li^ib iLLhe e-wn'l cotton Jiave Still 1*00
K ‘'fl|er.jm>erally spaa^ta^ r-osus taker
have baew fbr ve*#^ ■wi^te t<WThonow J,
ly made
e connty
Oog»«
A
almost
reporta
crop*
than
oat crop la very pood, but wheat is a
failure. la Fish Food townahio cmi-
ei lerable attention Is being given to
♦ hfr putrivatlnn nt nMnut*. Oar In
formant m »nt|one<l Squire McMillau’a
cotton In Three Mile township as be
ing very fine and worthy of special
notice..
—-—
Gal. F. If ay Gnnit
If our.worthy Soilcltor I* anything
be I* punctual. He arrived hi townon
Saturday Uat with a view of aunn-iinc
Court, which does not convene HP
io*xt Monday. He made n mistake j n
thinking »hs» the fourth was the Inst
Monday in M ty. Hh mbtake, how
ever, give* us the gratiflca’lon of the
Oolon«d*a company for ft whole week.
nnd all who kitow him een Appreciate
the pleasurs that it will be,—Aikw'
^Jmrmal.
Our popular Solicitor. Col. IJ 1 . H
Gantt, bids fair to receive A second
nomteilwe ffrit^efili'e-wlikdi b« fills
so weir, and-tire eRix* ns of (hs lecoud
circuit will rest content for another
four yearn, satlfled when the sword of
Josttbelii wielded bv bis skillful arm In
iheir behalf agalnet tHe vlo|«tor*t of
t he law and the dlatnrhers of the pub
lic peace.—Hampton Guardian.
The WIlllsfowTlfe.' ’ l '
On last Thursday nl^bt the elegant
residence o| Mr. A«hh>y x )|. Weathers-
bee iu WJUjaion wa^ientirely destroyed
bt fiio—bejte/tyf to nr acclcjental
oidklto, iwhon ftm df*'i rered. trbout
2 o’clock a m., the kitchen nnd dining
room weiw apvdopod lo flames, which
were fikickjff co
dltlflinf her lae afid^n a -Very
time the building was entirely-con
sumed. together with Marly all the
furniture clothing, jewelry and silver
w*ra So rapid waa the progress of
the Are that the most dating efforts of
our dtiz'ms flnuld save only a few ar
ticles. Mr. W. estimate* Ida loss at
id.000, oaverMl by fcsuhiMedO tit- 1 St.
Paul*, of Miopcsofa, forfl^OQ. Oeft-
cr^l sympathy ia felt /dr our y'nng
frlaita in thla srtloasiiltBraTttftio which
bps befallen him.
.<* -w :
4;harlcsfOM 4'owTocMtloM Frolest*
ant Fplwcopal Fhiirch.
The clergymen preaent nt the meet
ing of the above body in this village
week before last were Rev: C. G,
Plukoey
Charleston
mer Porte
the Holy Communion, Charleston
Rev. Messrs. W. O. Prsotiaa. W. B.
Bat nwell, J. E. Jackson. John Johnson,
G. W.Btiffcney. John Kershaw %pd L,
p Oftoto t
mlri Being tin* WHWcniry
of t he session the following re«olution,
amongst otters, was unanimously
adopted: 7 ‘
Rswolved, That our thanks be com
municated by the secretary ro the citi
zens ,ot Rarnwoll fat^ theit-vprm-
l)carte(f receptidn of tire rnembera hf
his Convocation,
A subsequent, communication
cel#^ hr a afaBlfiPt
melA
iorvrv
91 id way.
Crbps arc reported f,om a'l bi les
flue....J-din Illume has (lepty »>f
forms on hi* cotton 'I’lle oats crop
has tamed opt v« ry • fine, wherever
rust proof oats has been sowed... M r ,
John L. Bewte. gathert*i ^he ilrst
peach, a flue spccinu-n yf th* June
peach - - vailcty—.'i hara— U, aoa- a
party from Augusta Go., engaged Iu
trying to recover the b nly of a color-
ed man, who got drown*-*l Inst week
I a/he K-liab'. While flsMtig with the
pgtty of geotlerueajtcm Augusta....
The weather I* Very hot, although we
I nlghiv y .Mr. lin\ja tiie
cmmwnce* it Ms wot k
June ls»... .Would It. tint
I** n benefit to the people, if the Barn
well Bisckville 15. R. would publish u
schedule of mi rival nnd departure nt
say
sliull not be.' The National Demo
cratic couvitntion/jouelsts of 746delo-
gates of which tlie Northern Htates
furnish 478 and-tho Southern States
268'. It Will thus be seen that tho
South has a little more than one-third
of the delegates In the *Nutiana!_EQJi-
ventlon and by casting its vote solid
under the present rule can prevent the
nomination of any One it may see fit,
yet If the majority rule was in force
the North haring a targe .ntSJtfrtiy of
(he convention could nomluate with
out. in the slightest consultiog tho
wishes of the South. Are we to de
prive- ourselves of the little power
that wo hucJ No; It. Is small enough
at the best, and we think wo had bet
ter hold on to It. Next, to minority
representation- the two thirds rule
givektbe minority the fairest chance.
—Journal and Review.
Anderson—HVo agree wit)v our Sen
ators. and lUb'k th*-v were right in
Jefturing Mr. Hill. Tt was gratuitous
and iTFensivc for Mr. Hill to caution
them against lowering the standard of
Soiith Carolina’s honor, and his re
marks.-coupled with the insinuation
of a trade in the Kellogg case, was
certainly insulting to honorable men
who know their duty and are attetnnt-
ing to perform It. Why should Mr.
Hill select South Cnrollju to lecture
about the4ow»*ring of ber standard of
bnpnr any more than Delaware, New
York. Ohio or the other States whose
Democratic Renators will vote against
unseating Kellogg? It mayTieIwlet-
o 1 by Mr. Hill Into some other con-
Sitructlon than ihat of nn Insult, hut
the facts remains that the palpable
-c-finstruction Is that, given It by our
8* natofs, nnd they did right to them
selves nnfl to their State to resent it.
—Intelligence.
Chester—Everybody pjay as wd? sit
down and be quiet;Grnt)t wlllbenocai-
nated at Chicago next Wodncsday.—
Reporter.
Darlington—Hampton was ably sup
ported by Renntor Butler and we honor
tli-m f >r upholding theartcient canto
of S>uth Carolina for justice and fair
dealing. It shows the true Mtttyre of
these men,J*rnvs In war, braver still
in peace, showing to the world that
they nr« not seekers after popular
fgvwrbyMd'iwuw woys-bHt-belwg newt
to represent tliem, (lo so in a manner
liecoming th 0 cltlz-»f'* of a State which
has ever preferred honor to all else.—
N-*ws.
Georgetown—The rogfTTon wTtloh
H-nator HMI takes (in the Kellogg
cose) according to our way of think-
leg, is tho onlr possible one which
i« consistent with - the Constitution,
and we believe he-will he>m»o.dnod in
Id* powitlno by all right- thifekbig ami
vaded the snored precincts of the
ousness on
vagabhnd aba an
" hAi^&r>jjMiil4he bjrf
some of their brightest jewelk, and
that bad held listening senates en
tranced with his eloquence, has bsea*
dragged ffqip bis lofty cmlnbcfce and
ciuq. off a u almoner upon the world’s
cold charity, a drunken wreck of his
former self, to disgust sod oonfarol-
A4<ktt>e
fc JfcclS rr
To the
a time with bis
loathsome presence, and then totter
into an unknown and dishonored
grave, unwept, unhonored aad uu-
sting.-T-Ooltmibla Yeoman.
Spartauburg.— I be ap
Governor ColqafU, of ox-Gov. J
R. Brewn to fill Gordou'e vaOHncy is
the best appointment that could have
been made. ,4<|tboitgh we did notTn-
dorse Governor Brown’s oonree In
his ofepoaitlon to President Davis dor-
ing the latter part of the war. nor
many of his acta during the military
and the Republican rule In Georgia,
we have very great respect for bin
personally and regard him one of the
ablest statesmen of tills age. He will
make himself f e it m tfirTsbansels of
the nation, and, no matter what bis
enemies may say about him, be Is as
tm* to+he Booth as any man living.
'There I* no more reason lor ripping up
the former option of the Senate and
unseating Kellogg to seat Spofford
than there would ho for ripping up the
aecisfon of the electoral oomndssloa
sod unseating Hayes to seat Tilden.
It matters not whether they were en-
titled to their respective seats or not,
they have been awarded them by
bodies legally authorized to decide the
questions at issue, and the decisions
must bo accepted a* final, however iu
iqnltbus may have been the manner in
which sMd derisions may have been
procured.—Herald. ~ f —
fmi-ti^ur.
Merchant* In need of
Cigara, 1'obttCOo,
rottes or Sprlukcrd’ Arti
Will do well mill K-ive m-Miy (>y fiviiig mo s
cull bolorc purcRMlng ihoir giKtdi,el»owbei*.
We coiijunoily ke«p on Land a tint,
eigyr fbr *15 per 1,000.
A very fineotgar for$2-> per I.OUO.
Our fi ;l 0 sod #35 Cigar* compare favor
ably with any 10c. algar iu tiie country.
Our Cigare ars carefully made to luit
first class retail trade. ■"
Pipes, Cigarettes, and Cigarette IToMers,
wo keep tho best assort d stock lu the Stale.
A good stock of P ug Tobacco.
Our fine grades of Ping Tobacco, packed
in ’.Caddies are well known all over the
State. Cigarette Paper. Matchboxes, Meer-
ehaum Goode and Smokers article*) at low
est market prices. Give me a trial and
you will please yourselves uud your cus
tomers.
B. BENEDICT,
Masonic Tempi*! Cigar Store, Charles
ton S. C. »p8*
Sewing Machine Depot.
—AT—
Bhw-kvWh*... yWpub. | ''''^1'"^ men every where.-Tl.nes
lis!u*l a l*w passed concerning cut eh- ‘ Vl ' ^
lap mackiog-birds and other bird*.
Oon'd you not for Ih* baneflt rf nil
re-pohitali the eame. If It was g**ri»-r-
ally known, it would- save a grent
tarnv ot oar 'Songsters from ‘de-
•tructioo.
Willinlon I»oIm. —
A raffle enako wearing 19 r.»ttb s nnd
menawtlng five feet in length wa*
killed last Week oo Mr. Thomas Btnn-
•ell’a f»l H C«. - «*
*1 he FEOitr f«fieri fo come fo tlrao
oojiml Tixuisday, througti thefpult < f
fh* mail affent, who cartled the popu
lar paper to Augusta.
A fPmpernnco cat made n raid on n
Imr nogt lastThoraday nlgt'C When
the fracmcrtts were gathered up the
y-roprfep r fpofufUimseif the ev^ncr of
r n levrVpeck of broken «I»*s. r •
■ — e-
Vlurderuud aulcitle.
[IjitCst Nby Malt]
Sunday evening a riiflSjqlfy occur-
•red In E Igofleld county, near the
'Ncwfieri'/ line. In which Thomas M.
Blense wa* shot and fnatMntlv killed
-— Gardner, Ms son-inlaw....
A negro was killed by another negro
same day, near 8*!uda river, In IMge-
flrid. and similar ('CC'irrer'oc i* re
ported at Lyles’ Ford, on Lvnch river.
Union county Lesi E. Folk, Audi-
immunlcaterl to tbs for of Newberry, attempted suicide on
aid #n a wery ehort Monday. He had been suff 'rio^ f r o:n
brain fever for some time. Ills offi
cial aocounts are perfectly correct, but
it Is said that his private business is
embarrassed. The attempt to take
his own life will probably prove fatal.
Circular lo County Auditors.
» riT 00 f) lor*
Ovrtcnt Ot |
CeMViHsioNKji 1 y AGEiciTi.TrRE, ;-
Goixmbia, S. G. May, 1880. I
Po CcH'ity Auo’i/nrt
SectioD 7 of an Act of tho Legisld-
turs. No. 104. passed at the Regular
Besslon of 1879-, cnatlng a Depart
ment of Agriculture imposes the duty
of Oiling these returns upoo county
91»J. (a. U.
At the convention held at Barnwell
O. H. It was unfortunate, perhap*, for
the prospsetsof our county cbslrnmn,
MuJ. Lartigue, as Ch sapimat foueon.
gresslonal nonors. tllat'tbe delegatio'tf
to a congressional convention whs not
elected. It seems that because a
special call for the electl»n of such s
delegation had not been made, that
the convention deemed tt not proper
to elect one. 'Wa see, however,, that
nearly all the counties of the State
have fleeted their delegates. Haft
we dona so. anriendorsed the man of
oi’r pix-fHence. -tt may have rworeri “
his election. That conveation would
have pone for him with the same
unanimity with which it forced on him
the position of county chairman;
which was a handsome eompliment--
was second only to a like compliment
bestowed oaHagood when he sought
to leave the county chair, after the
toemorabla campaign of ’76. Barn
well loved fctifpmtri; whocansay H does
not honor Lartigue?. He has asked
nothing, he could r.ot have secured a
higher evidwnce of appreciation.- Gid-
letoo anti IWnuf vrt li*vo evinced the
BlBokville, 8- C.
FIR8T-CLAS8 8EWING MACHHff AT
Inchmentm Nemlles, Oil. Ac .Tor atiy style
Sewing Machine. Goods sent by mail when
orders are accompanied with the cash. Sew.
ing machines repaired on short notice and
s&liafaction guaraniee<l. I have on hand the
>< 31ew.lAP rove( l IVcod" aad tlieNew Ameri
can Madiiii®, one Mftgsr Machine. I have
file Agency for Barnwell and Orangeburg
countie* fur the sale of the ‘-Stewart Manu
facturing Co'* Singer Machine,” which
aiaiius *4*peviority over any atheL, Singer
Sewlag iiacliitie. 1 can furnrik, on shart
hoi ice, any style .or aiakc of Machine a«r-
sired I nm also Agent, for the lUackleck
F*n Attachment, which tan be used on any
Bcaing Machine.
g : i H
Fire. Ixuiurance.
I am Agent for the following welt known
^ire TnsuiancaCompanies;
bnnea-obtre laauranee Ceuiyaay, ci Man
clicstor, England, > ^ j
i’etemburg Savirg tnsiiranee Company, of
Petorsburg, Va, . .
Continental Insurance Company, of Sen
Vork. - -
, Tiie patronage of, all is respectfully sS
Itched-,
B J- Hammet, Agent-
mA)S-4m •
Taken Up !
fact that tfcry had no ipan within their
tin
BY TUP-
ir they wtstreri-rmwwwt trr Patterson -
■’SARHWELL,
In Fine Fpt-neli .nil Kii-ifsh Imported Mifl?nc^rlaff5ltrhici-»
Trimmed at the kluHcuirf. s . •’•/* • . , ..
l)»e, Mujcum. '
great itferAss of tratfo in Iffe MTUftefr I%0 : b4i'Rcreftsvry to dhptl
from tiuw to time flic bcautifn? line Bpst (lisplaycd of sfyincs ftt Bquncls, Tufbauj
tmd Shade H ta for Iiaclfcs and tpowT^nertes, vftth oWomplnyiri
rioh designs In BriKrede 'Tfirnining; Silks ftnd teenier with
most expertsivt assortmehte of liwpmte/ Frarrel- Fi-M-era and RibWas jn Sacpdia
Gfos Grain iithl Double and SitigTb Faced Saliu Ribbon?, wliicb itfc how foohucli w
admired »**tt Trlitiuiihg Uihlwm. ' ‘ | ,!
In tublition to the Millinbry Dcfvirtmmit, the Ifocb o! 1 ’ NocV 'SYcar it
Silk end Lacs TMs, Fisehos, Scnrfs, Jabtw. uWcxcellctl iu
variety, beauty ami ehcapvifc*. The stock of AVhhe' fcoods fs ctasiifind.
Complete tuTtTUKED. PLAIN AND I'LAlO VAlXgOOKS. TT(TO-
etfnll/ ask ait itfipSwW'of tScmfit^reihcT
it at THE MUSEUAf. . ^
! brd : *•« '*-«3Vk bc-ev1rt|> <dU |'‘K , qf/
Co D. C* Adams. ^
I -. a* aw-a- iTl iLi n i ff
, ut on the market, ami I- respectfully
Lkrgo aud Bcaatifbl Stock kept ~
/j’ + . I
to MaWfc^
r sfts^rVlr
mhl3 8ut
VBOPBlETOBrOF THE MU'TTTM. B vMBEBO,
Augusta
Va nnliwr. Io Khwfcwf Vhw < '* rri »«‘‘»- ."‘g”®"- 4c -. ♦ Jure. Aiw rire. Scori your ordwea, wlthooofl
*re rollers to back him, but toe «-,t.a*:Til Stable* fo? the a#c->»u*oda4i«n of tie aiaauDolaleti. Mascilbciw n iar
l« of Bnrrrwe 1 know b!m and they | u^e,. nnd well trained gru*m«nc to J
nttonTlStiy Value flti f
ry. r AT the close agrieulniinst. *
the pleasant
in Barnwell.”
6 was innde for
e^’A labor, I
tope the Legislature, at its next, see-
Slon, ^lll see proper to give you ade
quate compensation.
These ftallstIce wifi be of great
duf to.the State, eepeciuMy the
agrieultfiTOt. * and 1 trust th# aurii.
tors will make every effort to have
th/*mftri| ftyl complete.
Tb*e returns have nr> reference to
taxation, and are taken in the interest
cf the planter* themselves.
'Anv information you can furnish
the Department for the advancement
nt agriculture, not Included in these
revfblanks, will be appreciated.
. Jcry Respectfully.
T*| i A. P. Botlv.k,
mi9*ioerf of Agriculture.
- J.- » lr A ~ W * * , t t
' Chore have been about 8.200 liens
fried In the clerk’s office this year.
/Ml ■ > . * .* * ■' ;
La lies’ hats, trimnilngs7“initB, flaw-
. era, etc., st IJcKlbbcn’a.
*. 1 » *
Hii!! Conjot.
tireenrfilr—Tiie clianca of victory
for the Democrury^liea in the fnretog
• if *be en»my to the point* where their
•h-t) rrotoNtlon will i)f d«-i-tr<»jred, aofl
wbi,-h Ihelr amlai ify will not retry
th'em bey«»n<l. This will only bear*,
o unplished with a couragopus leader
who will advance to the ntiru dt, an i
he rendy to inrustaba. worst that may
oome; and by an exhibition of will, and
itlontloM determination to maintain
tloir rights ro the point even of physi
cal force. It, Is worse than useless to
error ibis campaign intending to re-
tr at at certain boundaries. \Ye have
been too often beaten In con(eet*of
bravado. We tniiKt. bo in earnowt.
There will be no war in any event. If
ti o Democratic party shows itself
willing and able to maintain its
rights at nil hazard*, they will bere-
bpeeled. If It does not, th<»re will be
another four years, nnd perhaps au
kidefinlte period of Grnntism. The
On# aide or tiro other will retreat be
fore the fighting begins; and that
which shows the boldest front he left
In possession of I lie field,—Daily News,
Various incorporate towns In tho
State have pussed ordinance* against
the carrying of concealed weapons In
side their limits. Let every one from
the mousutina to tire i^es p.iss a, flmi-'
lar one, aod have it rigidly enforced.
They should likewise shut up all the
grog-shops and bpr-^boina, . At the
next naseiablkig ot tire’L<*gfvlaturo, a
law will no doub; be passed taking
it unlawful to carry concealed wea
pon'-). If the foregoing suggestions
are carried out, the decrease to crime
resulting thereby will no doubt bo
soon made evident; lo consoq deuce,
the stasioo# of our courts will be
shortened, their expenses reduced—
and thotuxlevy for connty purposes
will he curtailed. This Uxme way the
people can lighten their hardens, and
one which they have altogether ia
their own reach,-- Enterprise. ‘ -
Kershaw—It is a very easy matter
t» criticise a newspaper, but to pub
lished qo£.. bo na. tQ iuter.est, amuse
and Instruct the public, is no small
uudertaking. 1 hose wiroH>re*©qm»nfr
to find fault with every littio item
which does not suit their critical and
exulted ideas, should buy type. Ink
and paper, and publish an organ of
their own..,. Let them try it for three
months only, and if it don’t give them
some new ideas of the newspaper
business, then ws are no judge of nu-
mnn nature. The conceit would be
taken out of such individuals so
quickly that they would hardly know
what was the matter with them or
whether they stood on their heads <jr
their feet.—Gazette.
Newberry.—Both Hampton and But
ler "went for” Hill with gloves off for
his Impertinent solicitude fbr tho
honor of Bouth Garrfllna. Hampton’s
speech was a plain, simple, manly and
itraighr forward talk; Butler’s v/as
mote elaborate and more argutnenU-
live, sod he argued-the question of
rn aaHwdKreta with great legal qbility,
ns Hlif bad dono before him on ike
opposite side.—Herald,
t; Richland.—Intemperance Is a com-
muo enemy, and all can fight It from a
common piatlwnu. Lr iu limidlous ad-
TJofiTcrsf
congress, and to make this plain with-1
out saviour it in direct teufla.' they eti- |
dttrsed Tillman In a weak fashion; vet
would oot toe tract their d#fbgates*tft
support him. Lartigue ha* no politl
ail vf
prhplo
are assured, alient a man as be is, that
vthen the time coqpes to speak he
Speaks, and to .tbs point. *or if to act
the deed is done. Let Barnwell tis*.
its strength, not. ag&irst Tillman,
worthy s* he may be, hot for Larri-
que, wortLy aa^ he is. Let ihoae who
iu h*oH>rtog him fe«l it# will reflect
credit nn the county, use their Influ- f
ence iu other counties to seems his
oomioation. . CL -,
Wtunmrr l’u»liio«#
tVlth laudable enterprise, Ebrichs’
FHshl''n Q'’.arterly for the peesetit
Bummer presents It* readers with a
heautjful chrotno-llthniraph, Illustra
tive of the Fashl* os of tbe se#sop.
UuUke Bioat-f ishlon phtes, which S’®
merely troadons of the artl^i’* brain,
the greS)*«t is s faithful production of
actual, existent oosUimes, of which
not 9uly the full descriptions, bnt the
prices as woll.'weewnpany the plat#.
For the hem fit of our lady readers
wo append a brief summary of these
costumes, extracted from an advance
sheet furnished by the publishers.
No. 1 representi a walking oostmre
in brown, of cummer camel’s hair
cloth and polka dot satin. The front
is of satin arranged In soft * folds, with
aide draperies of camel*®- hair, edged
with silk and tane fringe. The back
Cf the skirt Is of enmel’s hair, divided
fronl the side draperies.by broad bias
baud* ot satin, and ornameuted with
ant hr boWw. Tbs b®eeiw» is nisri# lo
French koaf fdi^do, with broad Wp
piece® of the polka dot material, aad
tastefully trimmed cuffs and collar.
Price, 947.60^
• No. 2,is n aegond walking dree*,
appropriartfliv Parsed the “Somtee.”
and made of gend’orme bla« French,
bunring and silk bj^cade- By an in
genious arrangeraebt "of the two,
material*, tiie front (a ornamented
with the renfrisertatlnn of a sah with
rays ; tlv««id® draperies being of hunt
ing meeting at • poloV diefe’w the
bas-qae, and drawn to either side nf
the central design - OT the ffftHT, The
basque 1* of bunting, cut l-mg and
round, aad appropriately trimmed
wftb tbe brocade. Price, $35 00
Tbe third figure in tlpv illustration
represents a comblnatloD dtrss of
silk in two contrasting shades of drab.
The underskirt in^frent is made of
Alternate strips of tho two materials
Inid in kilt pTaitlaas,-the b*ck being
of a single shade, plaiu and fhll. The
overskirt is trimmed across the bot
tom with revere of contrasting silk,
with a full bow of silk In two shades ;
the back being of a darker shade of
silk, neatly draped The basque is
made en panier, -trimmed to corres
pond with the* lower part of the
costwne. Price, 828.50.
The hvst fHrnre is that of a dlfilMr
or receptlbn drees of garnet colored
satin duebesa, elaborately trimmed
with cashmere bead fringe and pas-
sementeiie. The skirt ia arranged in
n double scurf, on which the trimming
Is imposed to great advantage : while
the back drapery is formed of a
double box plaiting extending from
the waist downward. The haaque la
cnt with a coat hack and elabonitcly
trimmed. The sleeves fire ofiea CD
the upper side, and laced with corda
of satin With hand® of passementerie
ioq either side ; the lower pait of the
hleeves, as well a*' the trimming of
ibe neck, being finished with ruchlors
nnd plaltlhgs of lace and aktid. Ftffi|*
SU5.90.
Having anticipated an advance In pi lc«i r I hate wtfly In Degen^Sef nblF*
January rQa<l# !Htj[®.puruhaa t 'e for the Sieing keakon ®t vt-fy lo#'prices. My
oupt^mera vau. tttFrdfore, rely on getting tb^fr ofriers fliiod dearly airAtofi^Mw /
ever before. There ts, however; a very perceptible edvaae® a
Gallcoes, and some ollrer4>fitoa Goods—all q£ which-l®iell at (afiuqjr. prices.
;Person®sending ordsrs will have them filU d at the reduced ytige®, sboi'hi such
}( good coflfcl ion of Ilorae?,
ien«i lo Atock ohmIiie lo the stuhUe.—
Chn’ye* very moderate.
jbiiw aswtmtj.
l»p». ’ ym>pniFioR.
KIT II THE WORLD i
layawpoi.
tltehtlv dlrtv '
kppear v»hlt#,
lot |
white, —Mila*®
bai m COMPARIfiOB I
CHt'UCU A CO.’S maAM A If D
iianneKR ’ mtAVD wiu »how the
(11 iTrrrurr. * » -.
white a
Jl fiVMTAIfCKS UA.il ter
- ■doi fd 8ucU
Uoyd®, Ait tfi. .DhpatL-
CTfiO CV' r tH’l ita, aud I ant
H wi rV. and t-v
MV wm rife drew
ii-’ct on Del
TS/y'fVlIfifts Wj
utterly iqspwWribls It to to ettutnsratesll tM’llfliiPf#flNCRfty^JHCNiHOKEdS
tomere eati rely on my stock supplying anything rii®t tb*y can (hinit of or d®-
icoce, for anytiliut yqg w»nl.,you shall sPt
P . Jl, ■ ■ _ IpasyoucaiiwUiyouwmu, uodsO*)
Iprlcf ya® wanb to pwv. Hmd. for A»mpl«4i.. _ aptlD
»♦ tal
t. ^ ii,
I ;"! i ; ~ a> 1 J** : .
.1 WHOLES A RETAIL DEALER jii;«w H A r
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Etc.
.... - u- ' - vi vtal.K®. n** • h 'irw " % riJ^em
;; ; 233 KING BTHferflV y
liear Market Street, : CKarlestonj ^C
I’articslar attoatipn,given to. filling
represented,' , f . , , liS , -
! ■ - !
^uirauiCPd »
,eei r.P^* : 5® J
G. W. PRICK
1
^. * < * _ dfi * i ‘
Madufactur<r of
on ■*«
- ho
hnad aaida with-.
yeaat, wtlTfn^pr-,» tfb dtulitT, mmko It rl*e
MM»rM® prareotit Wap M«b^. byj
half teMpoeurul at Church
Marat nr . Be Mira and not oac
of thla with *our DiHk *
or
■res
to
r mflk. la pmfetaMo
^.twrehy *hn«*l«*#art. •«
®i«<w» pound |-«^h*f fur valuable lutont*-
^howtnTsto ywbokocer. V
Wk&el w & Wilsot
SEWING MACHINES,
■ Hi« be*t SewlfigfilacWne far family nae
WitU all the besland Uteri srihehments, for
(taleft popular pritca aijd on Jerm* to «uit
purchwer*. Bid Machines repaired. Cjdl
and examine befbre purchutny elsewhere.
BUfiPKHALtER ft CO.
nrr2‘2-bii Wiltirtgn. 8.0.
4'- or
I ftatfe rtfi
NOTICE
farmer cnetobH-ra tbatl
eutned the Wagoning business, and all
ordsrs for baaliag of any description
left -Otr mv reWdoncea Kir (4 Mr.
J. J. Ingram, will ^e thfislfuliyrecsiv-
eri. anri promptly attended In.
r aug7 ly. J.B.BEVOIL
i
Mekfng, amj Hepairifig don4 op t\e sltoltiKti tioticd kn l most reasonable tern.?.
>■ ttb* fihtf Ml Tfl1AfiMK-*amrfii|'- - - i-[ - Tr
Batisfac
Jp 1
A full lin4
FgrnUliiug
At th® New 8iori r &t
-
ww #
u ^ j lPfi rjf y '£)tt ^
[JiyGootL^Ornccnea, Bocti, She®*, Hhts, Cops, HArdwsrsj Oeote’-a
00)1.*, Drjigs and Medicines' My New frtock (f
s sffflER
nit hands bos been selected .with a .trieir Ci
^fi£eiyti.ing u 'W, l °* h
,«!W1
i
m—
au^ thp' ynrkrf
tetchy Give
h-:-V8m
r-Ml
d fTr.-t.
‘ttfi pi) tiri
) ■ Unt
. #r d«®b** p
• -
* Se-14
.■17*
In values,
elected P
Ilaviag LailiJie,GtKlD LUCK to plstfe iarpt-flMSIT eWer* before
lues, waare sntldod t® ihow oft friends and patrons the Largest t
the Visa
aud lUst
O ITC
yra.
THAT
,-V arions.
PRiCKS
Oar block is Lara®, V anoui
c
7U
IN A TJGTJBT'A. 5 *
AND; AT
o&fy POMP^rr^rio?v-
Suptib and Complete., Ott#
. »oJ*e I ‘ ' ‘
oflung and Big, {Store
B2GA9 fcX&SST. fiVUGfiffi.
A. W. Blanchard, y,,
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