The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, August 19, 1880, Image 2
JOHN V. HOLMES,
larosst coimrr
LATION.
THUMDAl, ATO0MT II, m
W* Uv oei
tor thr ©r mt <
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
rOKPRraiDENT:
W. 8- cdOK.
br PMMimTLVAWA. 7'"
"Nothing ono Intimidate me from
doing what X DelUre to be honeet and
taw. ^
flf FOR VICE-PRESIDEWTj
VT. H. ENGLISH,
. ; , or IMOIAMA.
"They will be elected and they will
lake their eeate.”
The mtATm rlciCET.
On. Journo* Haoood.
ier.
On. J. D. KrasiDT.
Den^twwller U«
J. 0, Oort, Eeg,
Oml RrlLBnm.
Eatrad from aw addrme
before tie Eapkemiae Society, Kretine
CelUge, Rwe Wed, B. a, by GeL Id,
W«Oedy,Jr.» ‘ tej*
On. LiXbot F. toeuAtiB.
Per toperUeteedeae KdacafteW.
Maj. H. I. Tsoirteojf.
Per a awerfreaemrar.
Foaii P. RmuMneoK.
Per A^Ji. amd lea
On. A. M MunoAtTLT.
■ ga i
Ttoe Heeapreg Oeerdlea.
ThU paper her been pobGebedjaet
ene jeer, and wt> take greet plea to re In
bearing tedimony to iu high merit ee e
feerleer and outeyoken jouraeL It ie
among the Tory beet of ell oter at ate ex
change*, end every number evideneea
painstaking care and eonecieetioue h
bor, in a field which we judge ecits the
Cette, aa U eertainly does the talenu of
enr brother of the ^oill. We eowgratulate
Maok on the prosperity the Guardian bat
achieved. He says :
“Coming amongst tbit people
stranger, end laboring coder diflkultie*
retultiog tberefrotB, out snoneae bet been
most gratifying. Oar circulation has in
creased and the advertuing palruoage
it ell that can be desired. We ieteod to
merit the contiaued support of onr no
akerous resdert, end hope they wilf not
be aomiodftri of the fret that our k
effort* thaO be pnt forth forth for their
od (flection.
If we hare made mtarakai, they here
Uoo snore of tbe'fceed lad etn «r
heart Profiting by the experienoa o'
the past, we look hopefVilfy forward to
futare.
II ileal Oaileok.
If promt indicttiona are worth any-
foiog, there U every reason for ua to
eouat ee an overwhelming democratic
triumph in the approaching preeidentia
tledion. Every ieetM of the greet dailye
throngheut the north teems with promt-
neut oooveraiona from mdioal horsey to
democratic faith. If we undertook to
keep up with (hie liet of
would have no room ia onr paper for
anything else. When we anno to tfai*
(act the Dotorioui diaeali-factioa and dia-
aentiooa in the raoka of the enemy a
democratic victory ■ewna tmu red. The
h eve t of ere invariable repnblicen tit to
of Illinois, Ohio, Maine and Peonaylra
n» art now all numbered among the
doubtful ones by even the most eatbu-
aiaaiic republican. Io Maine the green-
backera end dtmocrat* are fighting to
gether and the democraU litre two can
didates on that electoral ticket; in Ohio
among the German* the opposition to
Garfield m eotirong that the state con
eniy be saved to the republicans by the
most desperate and skillful fighting/ in
Pennsylvania Hencock’8 prestige aa the
savior of the state by his invincible
courage and consummate generalship at
Gettysburg, coupled with the (act that it
ie his native state, encourage* the belie I
that it may go for the democratic nomi
nee in November, and the nomination of
Lyman Trumbull as the democratic gov
ernor of Illinois with such men as Mc
Donald and Painter as canvassers in his
behalf would seem lo point to a demo
cratic victory there. New York, New
Jersey and Indues are almost certain
for the democracy, and these with the
souther* states are enough. So the
present does not point to defoot at all,
but the calculations should seem to be
made on how groat a victory it will be.
FalrWeld Cnattrjr.
Under date of August bth, J. H. N.
writes from Long Run :
Our cotton crop looks well consider
ing the long drought of fourteen weeks
only. No upland corn made In this
aectlon. The rain of last week did
Immense damage to crops and land—
especially crops on Little River as well
M toll bottom lands beard from are
completely washed up. Small creeks
and water courses were Impamable by
wag** •«# wedlcles ot every kind up
to Sandayworulng. The rain fall Jn
tofrswte and lasted from Tuesday 'Utt
Ufttwdey .porntog almost without
Evening News don’t
much Mock In Colquitt.
“We toft smb that tk(
of this state bat pat ffh ead to the ques
tion, eo much Vexed la England and fa
some parts of this country, as to the
right to enforce ed Sett ion, for k pre
scribes that ft shell be the dsty ot the
legislature Co provide for the eotrtpukory
attendaaee of children St either public
or private school*. Here, theft, we here
schools provided, and the attendance at
school enforced. Is not the oat fmtor
al and logical question this : " How efts
the general welfare beat-be promoted by
the education it thus provides and en
forces ? Statistics show that a vary large
proportion of criminals are from the
ignorant classes, and raueh has been
•aid and written upon the reformation in
monds that follows education. I oontsss
t|nm not so sanguine on this point, but,
accepting the maxim, 'that the people
should be well educated is in itself a
good thing.’ is there not a more certain
means by which (he public education
may benefit the publio than by thh in—
direct effect upon their morals f It
seems to me that, looking si the pro
visions of the constitution as I have
presented them to you, yon must agree
with me that they lie on our statute
book as material all ready to the build
er's hand, but yet requiring to be put
together to carry out the design of the
architect. Thu putting together rs •
simple process; such t provision as re-
oommeuded by Jefferson, and now in
force in Connecticut and Massachusetts,
complete* at once tbs edifice. It returns
to the public the benefit* of the educa
tion of thepeoph for which It has taxed
them. It enables every one, with whom
it entrusts the elective franchise, to ex
ercise it intelligently It enables every
one to bo able to read the law K require*
him to obey, sod roquirs* him to read it
before be awdbrtahcs to amend It. If
aecaros to thd elector sad to the public
the secrecy it deems necessary to the
freedom of the ballot.
Mr. Jefferson, we ace, declared, nearly
a century ago, thol sorli a law would
immortalise iu inventors. He held that
k would be a fruitful germ of the im-
provemeat of everything good, and the
correction of everything imperfect io
ike constitution of the state as (key
then stood, that it wooki give ns an eo-
ligktewed people. and energetic public
opinion which would control and en
chain the aristocratic spirit of the gov
ernment. I ask yon to observe this, be
came the popular objection to such s
law is that it is tredeoiocraitc, that it
paU the power of the government en
tirely in tbs hands of the educated. But
ns Sydney Smith swfci. • Where nil are
education canrnt be a source
of distinction and a subject of prido.'
Let me qorris again from Mr Jeffer
son because, as you know, hs was tbs
chief of democracy. la another place
bs tars: 'If a nation expects to be
ignorant and free in a state of civilisa
tion, it expects what never was, and
never will be. The functionaries of
svery government have propensities to
command at will tbc liberty and proper
ty of their oonstituenta. There ie no rafe
deposit for these but with the people
themselves, nor osa they be safe without
information. There the press ia free,
amt/ sorry man rtUc to retd, aU is soft. ,, _
„ , _ , the field by the 10th of September,
Mr. Thompson, orr.sbls gupenHendr Md they clalm lhj|t Wln#ni , th aod
eut of Education, aptly quotf* in his
fort report the saying of Lord Bsooo,
that 'the U or nip of the few is drspnimm,
ths tramm(/ of the many is librriy.’"
[To b* CoaMnued |
A Pleat ftor PratolMiUm.
Mi. Editow :—Pleare afford apace
in tho column* of your valuable paper
or the following extracts, taken from a
tract, beating the title of “A Plea for
Prohibition.” It is on a subject affecting
the best interests of society, and from
the vigorous pen of Dr. A. G. Haygood,
of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate.
. A. B.
“Distilleries,breweries,wholesale liquor
stores, driuking saloons, brr-rooms,
sample.rooms, grog-shops, and pretend
ed drug stores, multiply upon us like
rogs of Egypt- The whisky power
grows by rapid and enormous increments,
ts strong hand, full of gold, and con
trolling thousands of ballots, has within
the la*t decade been felt all the way
down from the White House in Wash
ington to the local magistnee's office is
tho frontier; from the national oox-
greas to the emalieat town council.
A VOWEB THAT WIHS.
And this whisky power- generally
wins; it generally carries the day in its
contests with law and order; ths bar
keeper has, in most elections shown hire,
self to be “a bigger man than all the
chuichcs ’ ia the city. At the present
rata of progrere, wbst will ths liquor
power be twenty yean from to-day?
Meat of ws who are ia middle lift an
P«»ot*lly iatavfUd ia this question.
»
out ckOdrea are. Tholoagmr
ths harder ths fight *fl be,
For come k
Am ext of (he church.
f irantome raaia BAXds.
Some tioffifi coals are alarmed
ever ft ft proposed lo grapple ceriowsly
with this oftne aod foia of tbs people.
When one says “owral session,” they
say “amen)" M one talks of "prohibi
tion," they shudder at dm thought of
what they cull intolerance. Most of the
shuddering comes not ef any sensitive
conscience about folentien, but of sim
ple fear. Thousands of very good peo
ple f uhen they contemplate the ravages
Of the liquor traffic imitate ptnfc stricken
WOtaeft When a house is oft fire using
their hands, cry and lot* on. Many
persons wfll sftdtre almost atry evil, ff
foey etfl only avoid the trouble of its
1 fKiiLi . jif- _ Jn
suppression.
rut gufttr or tvmauato*,
"It Is amusing tint men should doubt
whether society km the right to enact
and enforce fcws against the Whisky
power. Seme confound the right to riese
a bar-room With the right to force a
man to bs moral. Tb<to we have heard
prohibition opposed by some very good
people—sober theomeltre—xm (he ground
that, ‘the State has no right to legislate
ia morals—that men ean’t be ffiadc
moral by legislation.’ We are not talking
about the right to shut men’s mouths
•ed rectify their mora'a by law power
but the right to shut up bar-rooms. We
are nottaHriegof the right to legislate
men folo morality, bul foe right to put
down a business that breeds all maimer
of rice, crime and mitety. Weofle Wot,
Ot thh time, et«n (focussing the ques
tion of the fight and wrong of drunken-
ness, bat of the danger to Mfeletj from
(be liquor traffic. We are not dhewssiog
a man’s dutj^o be sober; but (he right
of society to protect Hsdf agufost
drunkenness. Our doctrine is: Organ
ised society has, by.divfoe gift, (he in
alienable right to proto* Itself against
vies aod whatever breeds vise; against
whatever destroys its peace and life The
)dco«mlatencies of those who u*nj to 10
, cisty the right to suppress ths wbkky
traffic arc msiiy. They are glaring and
| iodafeneibfor
i In the tame tpcscb or article we have
heard an argSmcnt against prohibition,
and hi favor of taxing, Moffett bell punch
or ofber device, every drlbk that is sold
•wallowed'. We have hoard in the
•pce**h arguments against prohibi
tion and to favor of hvwvy liemne tax
U»-7 iUm mmS <««re reaey f—>*a »«
have hmid and fCsd t«rX orgWtnenft.
That b, one has s right to cripple a
mad dog but not the right to piN him
out of the wty. Our position b .* 7/ to*
nitty hat the right lo repress the trhitky
trifle, H hat the right to tnpprrst it."
HTATR roi.lTM ».
The primary elect! >na lo Lmurene
oouoij gcre held on August 17. .
The Congreoalooal convection of the
third district will meet at Newberry
oc September 21
Tbc rirouit convention of the fifth
Judicial district will meet In Ocitunbla
on September 14.
The Marlboro' lodendenta and rad
ical* will hold a joint meeting at Boo-
nett*vide on August 21.
Mr. John T. BJoan, Jr, baa declined
to be a candidate for the Domination
f< r solicitor of the fifth circuit
A oclored democrat In Orangeburg
county was offered $100 In cash ff he
would go over to tbe republicans
Prominent republicans dalm that
they wUI have a full state ticket In
Doeply as food sftiaens (host de
plore It, thqpv Is at toast owe dell bn-
tbew^toated oesa of political vloleffbe
lo Sdftth OanHna, and there can ba ao
qusation hdW tbe last should deal with
the parpetritters of ao monttroua an
offence agglMt the freedom of private
oploloos at fOoosaWat£hie In Beaufort
oouoty last weaft.
Balaam Whiteman looffedslve, peace
able oolored aaao, was brutally assault
ed on account of bis political opinions
and badly cut and beaten. The deed
Wai done In bro«d daylight at a large
public gathering In a time of profound
peace, and in Its entire oompteltoQ u
one of the most high-handed add ut
terly tndeteoefble outrages ever oota-, - »
mitted in any place. Nothing but the dered their spacious bn tidings free of
■tmie Merwaari
• .x——-
BraarxxBrae, ft. 0, Aug. 10,1880.
MX. Eorroa - Maf. ThotUfmon our M-
flcteot iupt. of edhoattoa requeato tMC
teachers attendli^ the * Informal iostl-
tuts” now In eeegloo at this place to
write to their county papers, to that
those teachers who are absent, will
know something of tbe Institute,
what It to doing, and proposes to do
for the teachers of the state. Seeing only
one teaeber besides myself from Barn
well (and hoping that My poordes
oriptlon of the Institute may Induce
some others to attend before Its dose)
I attempt to tell you a little about It
The exercises were opened on Tues
day the 3d Inst, in Wofford College
(tbe faculty having very kindly ten-
swlft and complete putrtotnnent of
every ode In soy way connected With
It will answer the demands of the law
or satisfy the just indignation of the
people.
Similar outrages hate been commit
ted,before, btft the Inefftoiency Of tbe
rent for the occasion,) the following
programme was announced;
1st, Prayer ; 2d ▲ short address to
teachers, by Prof. Louts Boldan
who Is principal of the Instltqte,
then followed organisation, the
jwni advertisements.
KXBS.
teachers being divided Into three dtvt-
eourts^'a oM£upt stecutife, alphabetically, four
tally abnormal condition of society> tadl « b ^ n
1 reading under Prof. Soldoo, English
grammar by Mr. Archer, of Cbarise-
TDNITEHlira
HAS BEEN RECENTLY THOROUGHLY
renovated, preparatory to the Msetnbling ot
The August Convention*
New, large tad comfortable dining room
and ofice on the b**ement floor.
Kooms large and airy. AUeetive tervantt
end the table furnished with the best the
marktl afford*.
Ample StobJe room and attentive groom*
ou hand.
J9BN $. mmim,
j,„». raomigroB.
Special Notice !
Dr- Henry J• Moxxzon,
dfo
SENT All BUSG10N,
Will attend calks in an^yportion of Ba ru
ff SSs *>iaonvHAy
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALLKND 'LE, ?. 0.
Will Practiee in all the Court* of the Rtate.
jam. '■ • v tf
nmm & wants
Attorneys, So’icilfirs md Counsellors
Fb.uici* H'. Pickuso, I Joax C. DAYlSt,
fl
Columbia, 9. C.
Barhwell C. H..8.C.
Tr B. GOLDING,
Attorney At . Law.
or
togetheiiwish the Impehettafoto secrecy
with which tbe evil deeds were ear
roanded, prevented tbe full adnftfsl
stratlon of Justice. Hefe, howeter, Is
a efeaf eaee calling for the rigid eu
foroemeet of tbe law. The slate and
the eotmtty ere just begtrrotng to stir
With Che bluet excitement of a politi
cal campaign, end It will not do for
tbe struggle to South Carolina to have
a baptisflf to blood. We have too
much at stake to flak ouf chances of
sooeeaff upon the blind and enfeaeon
log doetitbe of torse. The Infamous
slanders of ouf political ecemlse hate
done too much already to blacken the
good nesne of our *jrt* 4 *, It will
oetef dor tot the nation to feel th
under a democratic administration,
such deeda as this can be done with
Impunity.
Tbeetory of this crime U simple : A
meeting was held at Oooeawutcble by
the republican voters of Boa /fort and
Hampton eouotfej. There was a
gathering of the Worst flffemen ts of a
eorri.pt mod desperate party, aod the
looedlsfy utterances of tbe speakers
were defiant of decency aod subversive
of law. The ffery harangues of the
speakers sod tbe mean whiskey of the
^nxiipulators of tbe radical campaign
drove u s elr ignorant follower* wild and
moved them to acts of Uwlessom
sod desperation. At this unlucky mo
moot a oolored man, quietly standing
on ths out kIris of th* crowd, re
spectfully listening to wbst was bring
said, was assaulted by the furious mob
aod well nigh killed. It was] Balaam
White, and Uls only offeoas * as that
b« la a Asokk rat wtnie bis asaat'aats
were repwbftoaus ! This shows wba*
radical tolsraoos means. Tbe unfor
tunate mao was present simply as a
spectator. Hn did not ask to “divide
“time.” His fsalt was that his skin
was black while hh politics were demo-
oraito. Usd the ta'olea been turned,
and tbs position of the parties to this
dlsgraoriof riot rorrromd, not s single
northern stalwart paper would have
neglected to moral'ie upon the wicked
ness of tbs south. It to not likely,
however, that they will am/ilf'-et any
j indignation at this affstr as It stands,
or f bed any tears over ths fate of un
happy Balaam White.-- News sod
Courier.
Campbell, of Charleston, aod others
are anxious for the nomination for
governor.
The Rev. G. T. Harmon, of Marlbo
ro’ oouoty, says that the committee of
arrangement* for the mas* meetings
aod conventions lo that ooooty are
“ungodly men" because they do not
open their meetings with Bible read
log aud prayer.
The Orangeburg county republics os
aow propose to run a fusion tirket.
composed of tbe most prominent mem*
here of their own party sad such white
democrats as they may Induce to ac
cept a place on the ticket by promi
ses of position and political prefer
ment.
Tbe democracy of Kars haw oouoty,
according to local authority, seem to
be sleeping on their arms, and are ap
parently listless and Indifferent to ths
Importance of the coming political
struggle. Ths republicans will bold a
nominating convention at Camden on
August 38. and nominate a full oounty
ticket Frank Garter, the oonnty
chairman, says that “beyond • doubt
a republican ticket will be put In tbs
field io Kershaw county. I know this
from my own feelings, and from what
I have learned from its premlnont re
publicans in tho county. Wo aspect
to do s great deal by the split between
the demcorats aod green back era. If
I could do anything to disrupt the
democratic party I’d vote for anybody.’
Wllllstoat Baptist Ctowrcfl*. .
The ladles of ths WUItotoo baptist
church will glvs X dinner on Saturday,
tire 2lst tost, for ths benefit of the
church. • An ice cream fsstival will b«
given tbs awns evening for tbe same
purpose. Ths public cordially la Tiled
to attend.
Scrofulous swellings, carbuncles and
boils, blotches, pimples add eruptions,
enlarged glands. Internal serenes*,
torpid liver, and general clogged con
dition of the system, all yield lo due
time to nature’s sovereign remedy—
Dr. Pleroe's Golden Medical Dlecovery.
Bold around tbe world by drugulete
and chemist*. Foreign trade supplied
from London branch. World’s Dis
pensary Mel leal Association, Proprie
tors, Buffik), N. Y , R. V. Plsroe, M. D.
President.
WBST BL UE MOV ST), Wit Xck. 8/A, 1879.
Dr. R. V. Piibcx :
Dear Sir—-Having suffered many
weary months from liver complaint
without relief. I was last summer in
ducedjto try your Golden Medical Die
covery aud Pellets. At the timefl was
ecarqpiy able to walk. Owing to their
cttect|I commenced to Improve rapidly
and am now well and strong as ever,
thank you from the depths of my
heart for tbe good they have done me
nnd wish you altauooesa. Tours truly
Mr*. & 8TAGNER.
1
As to laughing, says Mr. Labourite-
re, how eridom, except on the stage,
do we bear a really musical laugh
Some girls make dreadful grimaces
when they tough. A Uttie education
la tbe art would not make their
laughter artificial, and they would
surely enjoy It aU the more If they
could indulge In mirth without
making themselves look no very ugly
as is occasionally the case. It runs
In families sometimes to distort the
countenance In laughter. I know a
family who laugh a great deal Their
eyes always shut up when they do so
aod It Is'the funniest thing when one
dines with them and something amu
sing 1* said, to look round the table
end see exactly the distortion on every
feoe. There to not aa eye left lo the
faintly. Three sisters whom I know
show quite half an Inch of pale pink
gum when . they laugh. In their
presence, Hlfe Wendell Holmes, one
“never daremln be as fanny ee one
«•*>." for lent of eeelsg this appalling
triple vision ot gun*. A Uttie train.
i In childhood would make their
igbiar a pletMot thing to look a!
for they have all pretty little square
teuto. very white aod even. Ward
“ eober says “A good laugh Is worth
hundred gruunala any m*r»ut,” and
I aa sure a pretty oae to worth a'
thousand. Y
too, map drawing by Prof. Reeman,
of Lexington, and mathematics by
Prof. Davies, of Wlnnsboro. We have
In addition to this fifteen minutes
every morning, devoted to vocal mu
sic, tinder Prof. Peete. The length of
dally services la three hours, from
9 to 1212 a. m. with two receeees.of
five minutes each, no communication
between students allowed, except at
recess. Through tbe courtesy of
Messrs. Walker. Evans A Cogswell, of
Charleston, each teacher has been pro
vided with a Normal note book, which
we find quite convenient as we are
called upon to review so often. There
are one hundred and fifty teacher*
present now, with dally additions to
the number. I regret exceedingly to
see so few from our part of the state,
aa this Is ao opportunity, they cannot,
should not lose. Prof. Joynso, form
erly of Washington and Lee College
Va^ and at present of tbe tfntvenlty
ofTennesee, Is delivering a series of
lectures on tbe English language; they
are free to th* public, and delivered
nighty in the theatre Jt* Is a fine schol
ar, and his lectures are of rare excell
ence. Tbs people of Spartanburg, shot
their appreciation of the talents by
giving him orowded bouses. Tbe ex
ercises at tbe. College are free also
vUltora oonltoHy invited to attend.
We have two extra lessons In map
drawing of two hoars length each
week, If you think It will Interest your,
readers, I will writ* a detailed account
of Ih* plan of study purs usd, oeit
week. 0. H. OL
[We absH be very happy to hew*
from r>ur fair correspondent on this
or any other subject at soy lima—Eo
iron |
A matxtx—Coming to qur concert,
Mr. Brown? Mr. Brown—Well—no—
I think eoL Amatsur—Why. Itbought
you were fond of music Mr. Brown
— Well, yes, you see, that’* wher# It is.
(Amateur would Ilk* to a*k blot wbst
bs mean*, but think* It t»*t not to )
AF W AD VERTISSUES!S.
SHEKIFF’S SALE'*.
Forfclosure Stir.
PeJicT, Rodger* A Co..1
Ag»in«t V Forecloture.
E M Laetes. j
DT VfBTrg Of A DECKKK IN THI8
cawte, by Ht« Honor. Judge Preeely, detrd
June 9tb, 1M0, I wri cell et Barnwell C.
H., on Monday, tke rik day ef Beplember
next, it beinc wtesday, tbe foUoiHsg des
ert bed reel property :
All that tract of land, thmte in the ootin
,ty of Barnwell, eoefotning Foot Hundred
and Fifty ncreo, more er lea*, and bounded
north and we*t by lands ri F.. O. Willing
ham.- on the east by the Bortrwefl read and
land* of the estate ef W. ft Erwia end
Mile* B. Sams, and on th* *oStl« by fends of
8*m’l M. Erwin and W. U. Erwin.
Terwi* of sale cash.
Purchaser lo pay for papers.
J. W. LANCASTER,
aol9-td 8. B. C.
N. A. Hunt & CO
WBOLBSALE DEAL*** IS
101TW1M THUS,
Ifil AND 163 MEETING STREET.
* , Opposite Charleston Hotel,
CHARLESTON, S.
nugltf- *
writ or adjoining ooun<
Office at Blackvllie, 8.0.
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(IISLEY'S WITCH HAZLL,
G. A. CUD WORTH & CO
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Manufacturers
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WHOLESALE DEALERS
Saddlery,
Hardware^
Harness,
Collars,
Whips, itc,
155 Meeting 8t., oppotite Charleston Hotel,
an 19- CHARLESTON, 8. C.
OFFICE? MARKET 8T., EAST OF
EAST BAY.
CHARLES~C. LESLIE,
Wholnsal* and Retail Dealer ia
Fink, flame. Lebsters, Turtles, Terra
pins, Oysters, etc.
Stoll* Nos. 1 and 2 Fbh Market,
Charleston, So. Ca>
Having nadwlmmnaj t>'!on* ts my basi
ns, I »« prepared I* forafeh Flab, Game,
i.,ot effort notion. ATI ord*m Mvmptl/
attended w. Terms Cash or <*r
Black flak, Wffitioi
ftkiffock. Crush or, Cbnb, dkeepffswfl. Drum.
Bose, Shrimps, Crab*, Ojrters, Cam*.
I PACKING IXT&t. ***2.
•Cure* Headache, Burns, Sprain*,
RluiuustUin, Toothache, Kararhe, ete. Wi—.—
equal In quality to any made, at half the prior.
6 o*. Bottles 26c. Pint Bottles 6d.
RoniMmiroi of im
For purifying, bleaching and disinfect
, stands pre-eminently thebsst.
Iwayp put up In diamond blue label
boxes. % lb. boxes. % lb. boxes. 1 lb.
boxes.
ALL FIRST CLASS DRUGGISTS KEEP IT.
Have your druggist order, If he
neither In stock, from „ _
CllARUtS P. RI8LRT,
Wholesale DruggUt, M Cortiandt Ktreri,
New York City. acwS-lm
Steam Engines
Conpe!itioB and Deirtcttofi DrM.
Compere Prices ! OompSe Power !
end Compare Quality ! 1
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HENRY L. JOHNSON,
Attornev at X-aw.
v nty20-ly WILLI3T0N, ft, 0.
Spool COttON.
ESTABLISHED 1812. ^
O W .T.
George A. Clark,
note AOBJTT,
400 Broadwiy, New York.
Th* eUtlnrttv* Mwtm st UUa
that it Is was* Owa th* very tovat
po»
t> rw t . rw-r r*i
tike tiQuscwtgned.H
or groats* power tffaa they
■fffie
Yos can asvn tlM on a 10 hoi es powsr
rngtae. Y •« non Save ffMO on a » horww
>«ar esgtM. You sac aaro natoouan
fff nureffarimt tg
i rated.
off-rod ffy *Ome iWutorw ere at
least qaartsr toss Uon 1h«y ooll ttoem
Examiiw woti Uef.its rom purchssn.
Cott>>n Prvssm, Unsssf, (irt*world A
Brown OWto, Melt FroxWs and Coodnsms,
Mbaftln*:, Pulley*. Tsrbto* Whsris and ail
kinds of Machinery, for sale.
As ut fi^saw Mdu wits HrawM'
(MlWorhs. Grain M.IU, Ac.
Colt oc or add
f. H. LODD,
_cp8-fy WILLISTON, 8. C_
NOW READY
Issued August 1st
Amfrtyw Nfwspiprr LfTf^arr
For 1880.
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• (J.D. C. All AMIS’.
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A Groat Lose to Yarmers
Out of I.WO hales of rottoasaffl ia
In AUont*. ijsru * Id ss atalnwl
Italao aecyrr*
root gta aa4 ra-
aarv b*«* of re
i tor.•><-uts mod
i tffrww sty to* ;
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du»lv at a loos of >«• halt coal per lb. 1 fen
satlr-’ WMtght wo* 4J,0«' It A an oaollnu !•»
toei • A (Irtmghti aaca.>t be prwvwaimf.
but this groat waste eon by a*Mg Tooia s
perfect dusting eoadmaer. Italao
you perfectly agmio** ffrw f
loin* sand lit oottoa. The
auiUaroKuaroiresd. b..th In tmrooat*
salsa. 1 atn pstAUig sptaeae ttorww sty ton t
No. | has lour rulfer* narfeid ty ffrw proof,
pries ffi per saw. No. t has aaly two
roMrnt. th* suae* machlae, *X No. A A
nww maeffins t>atUng oa tbe nkl pi loetada
thoegh awssUueted oa a different plan,
ffacp. per saw. 1 bs eirsolar gaaraatsa
will ho strictly adhered to. If you oon-
teaptafai trrltag one gtvw b»* your address
10.1 I Wilt trod agent or oi-aM t.>
ftwthwtU with mudeta aod all
—B*de.l latormaUua. J. L. Tiutle
Esq., Dear Mr, I have wared 1 am aali-fUl
$10* by t hs use of your dusting euodensrr
this year. 1 can sire you Um» ossaea of
many e<>rreap..ndtcgry btenae«1 w U K.
Yours, U*e. HotmaC. Duar Hr -We are
much pleased wHh your dusting condenser
■•■are. Bsboni and a. T. wreflffsrefcca.
Dear Mr—vary much plsnard; coat hw
bsstsa. M.Clark
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