The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, September 09, 1880, Image 2
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jeuteT CLASS FAMILY CKOCFRIES AT GRAHAM’S.»
JOHN W. llOfcMKS,
C41(*r ,i»j»«l 1’roprlrlor.
LARBEST ^COUNTY OIRCUl ATION.
SEPTEMBER 9. 1B80.
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mlUtxry wurfiwn ihs wof^l
lliailmeof Jdllui Cn)Mr
wnn h well known fnot of 111
N^poloon Honf^nrio, Ui« v
bikra
:ho regular party had
rop«* of sand Thin
Utfcal AUti
ovir, from
down. It
l«ory that
rwltost of
bod Wn the bktoi y ofl-polilk'al and
M ov kr. from
M.»n
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'rompkok.
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their dtvi4on« wad fom
nwUwluoerL-1. C. Mu-tY. H.
W<x.r>tvA*n
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promU'ing libfr fftfToroKcrw, th« New
Yprk (V^oiooragr Km c anto/ilj irotircd
b«yoo44»ttiH ibo aio<‘or«
BtafoYor ilaacoek, k«: they hare »<*t
an emiyia worthy ofiniuuou and cw.
fbibop bj diataiitol dmoenta every
▼bow..,.. ; 7 r
••»looU.
crofRMolt Ac BiAKheni Ptalon
eiewp< T*»*» aro * jrportH u serUmely
(lAmagMl bj raio.iad nud. The crop
will bo ao armago mao awl w« araln a J>
rhai ^fr planting frionda to aril oaly
cwDuyli now tft paj fyr tbefr adraKcea
and tl«i; ^uca Uj Tut PyorLi:. and to
M baiawre foe (>*U. r
iho world’s genTralo, had Dover fowght
but one battle, and that, rooulted In Ids
undoing. HIh rule of life wan to tight
the enemy by detail, and by weaken
ing tile Hoe at Ttm right time eweep
down upon him and crush him out of
exlsteaoe. Bn In this State. In Ida
opinion It would hwfar better to fight
the enemy by netall than to rush Into
a pitched battle under such dbaUvant-
ageou* circumstances with certain do-
f* at before them. Georgia was ntready
referred to an a Stale wbbh hi a short
time would be a Republican 8tat<\
The Republicans had (ought the Dem
ocrats -by detail. That Itself was a
strong argument sgilnst giing Into
nominations ih this State. Some of
:bl* frtcods talked about Northerna»-
slstance. Ue knew from n good source
that they wofjld not any nsslstanoe
from the Nutiofyd party, which could
rum the contest fh this Bute one way
or anotbur. Tfio.Notional party bo
was well assumed wonM give tho p»rty|
In-Houtb CaroHna no mate rial aid
whatever., Tto» .party rowt depend
upon Its own ffTort*. ( Kcsulutious uf
Cdnsresa don’t nrnoupt to .anyrblng.
•What chanw la there, he asked, for or
tconbtoin control of the govermuact of
this Stave, Betrer by far that we
whould throw our whole force In Uyot
of a good clectorsl ticket,
TfiodctnlQttqtlUfa ln the Democratic
platform was Boms RdI^ Wbat the
Democrats son*
or
mis they will h0H-
notbtng, Cooseqosntly, If we
un a State ticket we will bring out the
full fsree of the Democratic party and
subject our electoral ticket to the pe>«-
wibiUty of defeat. If w® rue ao elec
toral ticket alone they will consider
that a S'W.ndsry matter, and wc will
easily march to victory. The nBomeut
you take away from the Democratic
party tbe necessity of banding together
t# preserve their State government
that moment will they begin tcdlslute-
grato. A lijyady do wo see signs of this
the count® at
tn the county dt Marlboro', and It la by
detailed warfare nf tbU kind that wo
■as hnue to sue wed. At tks proper
time w»> can rush down upon themU
a® avnlnnehe sod wrest the contrdl'"
tdtw
tbe Bute from their grasp. But
Is n<ft the appointed time. We believe
l®unwk*e to run a Bute ticket, and we
advise that we should pu' upon our
etectorsl tfc ket our best material and
centre all our HTorta awd forces upon
the suocews of turn, sod when we have
dons thst we shall demonstrate aa ful
ly tbat we are alive as a party** If we
ran s State ticket, and ws will avoid
hMtrt.bunytegs and dtseppolotmeuta.
-Hn*vu«tHn's et.'ck of eh.tMng wns
.L-;, boiHrat fr<Hti fir# cJUfrnait KorUisrs and
essstxtssir gast^ni ao«®am It lath® lasgqst sod beet
selected is tbsootiutj .
hold tbs
prises.
] Terj «Ae*«J IlMlve?^
After Ihs nommatoM of Krasd# for
Congress from Ibis I>WraN, Fie*! Nuf
Jr., shaimua of fKe DlRii«t Qoagrws-
tional Conve^MRi infer aw I the Puts
Coormitlsn th®| ho jhotdi do all u> hi*'
power to ei®tt his ssuotySsekst, Uu that
ho shoald njjahp'fW election of SinaHti
<• ,°f hf fltftft. There ia‘
•ullhppss cl-VAA ^vcrucn iu the rt>
ra®sw fstare. ^ •
TA® llr|»«btl««iu Itswiiloa
Tbe Repat)lk'afl Btaf® Oonwsnflon.
cjrapbeed ®f about’ twenty whit® and
tn®< In
a haoJEvd pfHotWd delcwdte®,
roUm6ln cd the Iwl that,
luaiued iu ssaaTm OirWjAjl
M. Mackey, of Oharlesfon, was fleeted
e®cfved
The l>eaa«< rt«t« In Csnmcfl.
The #s*Bocratic Ex-Oommittee for
‘ fTbd’hfftjiiy of Barnwstt met at
Court boas® at Barnwell on Cth day of
^efkeaabvr. u U o’clock m. Dr. fc B
Lssnigw®, la ib® chair. Tlie roil of
f4«b® was ealWd antf* the elut*
unrvj.rrsvnrad nqtM. Tbs bustneaa
before the oomiatUss was then taken
ap Is system lUo Qfdcr and dlspo®Ml
of^vsry saUrfacthrt Ally. I’larcw were
selected for holding Democratic meet
logs durln^lkf wbereapccch-
es will be made by candidate®, and
Other ipMHrere. All persona, Irre-
•pestlrs of party axo soIldtcA to at-
tend ihrss mssUnga when they come
®ff, ai)dh®ar fee thcmaaivfls th®rea-
sop® why aft booesc aed food fftlxeus
should unite and work together for
the estwmou too-1 of alL The time
and phu.ee will be puhrUht-d la lbs
coenty papers, to which the attcwtluo
uf all J« called.
The following oouitnlUee was ap
pointed to arrauge for the grand de .
tnonttrktkm at Harnwell on tbs 14th
Ocfober. Alfred Aldrich chairman,
, W. H. Dstjcaa. Herbert Drown and A.
P. Manrille. Is Is recommended by the
Ex-Coujrtiittee, that the clubs meet as
.frequently as posalblw between now
President. The Dotmntlon reec
itaeif lot® A council at «ar ®r commlt-
tAewlahe wholseai the eondkloo of
tha party. Th® *•) rtty of tbe cob
*'VlMr**ie«
MaH
lelewates favored, wMla th® whits
" »■-—- -- y- -;jt hod .it^i .|^a4 th® eUotlon. aryl that at, the damo-
maiued lu sesaiou thre® aayk K. W. -vratladeRicualraiioas no rsdshlrUb®
wnru. -a
Tbe commlttee^havlng folly trans
acted all tde hwHaesw of Importance
looking to a soccew ful canvas* and a
aigaai Wiumpb on the day qf electlou,
then adjourned. » . .
Mew YorU Cerrespewdewce.
Nrw Yoax City, Sept. l8t,l«H).
- Mrt Rdtt 'b r—Wnen I left eld Barn
well safvi'ii yearn ago abe wan then un
der the heel of carpet-baggers and
scalaWaga and had not yet acquired
•the tMe of tqe^‘baRper onuoty.” I
then hud no Idea of usauraing the role
id. a newspaper carresponucut, nor
would I now write except to sound tho
■<>te of Warning to the <kd»red people
of my ohl oonuty.amonf whom I have
some good friend*- Some who grew
up with mo IlYi brothers on the old
planthHow »M WHA wtuen xre nsao-
elated some of the fondest recollec-
tlona of'iuh boyhood days. I can iiov-
er hrvuk the si team of kindness which
fTowi Sut of my soul towards them,
and would not If I could. When I
thtek of the Old happy fondness that
used to eklat between the colored peo
ple and tire ohl Southern families. It Is
beyond the depths of my philosophy
to account for the political estrange
ment that how exists between them.--
How the colored people can so dose
thefr eyes^o'tho fact, that Is so plain
thuteven a fool might see, that the
Somhem^rhitee are really the best
and ohly friends they have in tbe
vnojld. Why they suffer theaiselvesvo
be so blinded by carpet-bag strangers,
lo w down white trash and the leaders
of Ifcelr own race, as not to have found
out long ago, that they were only the
todls that they made use of for tbe
purpose e*f geittng^hemselres Into fat
plabrw. What beueflt has It ever been
to the mace of the colored race for
these swindlers to bold office ? On the
contrary bow many untold evils haisit
brought npoo them. It has kept
back is education, and la 'll
kept them lower down In the a<
morality. It has kept tb«m iu the
depktelC’f poverty, and In that shoved
them fntd^Rsajs^diAt have put them
Into jails and penrw>cAi®rt'*s and led
them to the gallows. Those who
owued property were taxed out of it,
and In that the laborer was Unable to
realtze his J ist reward; The credit cf
the State was ruined, and in that bust-
bpbs stagnated, capital driven from
the Stats, the laborer throws out of
rmpfnymenl and the country flooded
with vagrants. All this producsd a
friction between the rad's which re
sulted In many hard words and worse' 1
deeds, all In detriment of the colored
penile. The Innocent colored people,
who, Rft to themselves, would long
since have drifted Into the most banuo-
rt o* relationship with tbe uatire
Whites, wore thus vlctlmix*d —wtllfujlr
sacrific'd—by these selflm" vandals li
order to aceenip.islrthetr own purp. see
In order to do this they did not hesi
tate to work lb the most unholy man
ner utaut thdr credulous minds by
telling them the most miserable aud
ate mlnahle f*l*eh.>od* that It was poa-
elt-l® lor the irx-sr corrupt and adan-
dou"d heart to concHre. Bur
against all of this the white® and more
IntelMg-ot black* unltwl, sod four
yearw-ngn put the gorerameot loto
ho SCSI baods. The result has been
wowderful. No honest out a can aeny
that all el asses nltke have been greatly
l»eoeftttcd. The Culorwi man atilt ha-
all of Ids rights,*greatrr u I vantages In
every respect, is morcriioMly advanc
ing educatk uafly. morally aud
the ^mrrr; therw fs nww
gee, Ires taxes aad a herr®r feeling
iiro i *ng the wfdtea and blacks than ever
brfore. Tbvy bar® srlder^e abuodant
to complririy aCI at r*at forvrsr tbe
old st'-ry about slavery an 1 all that
kind of stwff Theyais that tbe whites
will give them ao equal show to ersry-
tbfng—In pohtleal os well a* other
maltvrt. Can it h« p >»att>l« for them,
aftsr th*®® fa®r yeaN ex pet to® re, tbat
they will etifP-r thems«ive® to be ,v^hid
f®o|e<f r>y three same «dd faUehooJi tp
a new .frees, ®M drive* wber«w®cv«r4
there ®ld pswitost Itaeks®boo®s to drive
ttwu. 1 Ciism*t tArtrre tbet tSeyaTe
soeft dopes M that. They hare more
reuse •had • bruto. and even a brute
w!ll|®4n» by eipeiteooe. Yet tlieae
old iVpwbllceu ten l.-ra have so higher
regnrd for ikelr lotelhgona® than to
believe that they eao drtr# them back
loto poverty a tel trouble Ilka so msny
hea 1 of cattle, by shaking tbe same
old bundle® of straw at them. My
color® 1 friend*, rise np til jonr free
manhood and let them see t hat you are
men and not bru(as and thot vou know
better. Art RKs free sou* of'Carollna
and jidn la for peace, plenty and pros
per By, and thus show to tho world —
for the ey®s of tho world are upon
You-^f hat yo« are worthy to b# frce.
I aesure you that the reputilicsns
North care nothing f.»r you, except for
your rote®. Ae long as they con uac
ynt! as tools to Work up their own for
tunes they will make loud pretention*
In behalf of your rnc* ; but ns to de-
elrlotf yom advaDcviDeittlncIrtlliuloo
ami growth in genetal prosperity there
is no trutli Iu if. itle just lbs reset je.
They w®nt y*m kepiignornnt that they
may u s yqo as they dcslm. They
know wbi u you sre educated you esn
re«®ou aud set for yimmelves, and
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•TATB NEWS.
Atk«—Primary ele®Uons nr* Ynted
IfbUbhom® aid wlti owl, prolmbh,! .•
isdenterl no-tn
•deptsd again
The^ matrlBionlal market wlil open
soon. Nina ennplea In town will be
united this fall, and so reduce our
census.
It U rutoore 1 that as Independent
candidate for Senator will soou enter
the Held. I
Another effort to .oritabllsh a first-
claaa acheol ft. being made.
Beaufort—The cstton worm has ap
peared on St Hnlm a Island.
There are niq® prieouera In j dl.
The Beau fori Creucent la now under
the editorial eoftrol of Mr. H. B. Elliott,
a aon of the (AHaut Stephen Elliott.
f Wo wksli bio much fun, more honor
and, most of pH an ubundauce of du-
cata.] • I
Diurens—Afiong the nominees at
the Inteaprlrofiy la cue man wiih a leg
off, one with a| arm off and the third
shot through Co hips, with, wounds
still runnlog, tippled for Ilfs, and al
most btlpleBsi Another nominee has
an old wound hi the face, atfll dls-
charglhg. M.A of the other nominees
have seen miiihry service and some
bear marks of pe M blae wblatlors.”
Kershaw—Ctpt. B. T. AloCoy, about
twelve miles Cut of Camden, has been
living at the aaiae place for the past
35 yearn and has never bought a pound
of bacon or -a prek of corn for the u*c
of himself and family. He always
make* plenty of bread anti meat.—
—R. Ayman Pottar, tbe mao with a
Wheelbarrow, who has mads A tramp
from Albany to Cslitorni*, has fnacbed
Oreenaburg, PaJJ-®w hisiwtum trip.
The womout wheel of his barntw was
Ifcd aud wclgsd to ke«p it foui going to
pieces, to make it lost the remainder of
the trip. He says '$6,000 is awaiting
him on tka completion of kis novel
wager. #
When wo consider the fact that Capt
w „ r®
McCoy lives In x sandy country, we
are almsst surprised to find him ahead
of neatlf every farmer in the county,
In this rsspeot. He raises almost ere-
rythiiij: he need® iu the way of some
thing to eat, aud sells corn nearly
every year. We noticed us line a pleoe
of cotton ok bis farm as one would
wish to sap.
Edgefleif-E Igefleid county bns 85
Htlf '
Any one thinking there is" much
fun and no expense attached to the
publication of a newepwper; tot him
try it for six months, and, our word
for it, ho will be more bitterly disap
pointed than those candidates •' who
Isilcd to ttot office from the cotrfen-
tion.
A" A IT M b VER TtSitMEETS.
The New Furniture Store
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W« Inks pfawsurs in announcing to tk« public that we ar« aoW opmisf owv of the
FINjtLST 8TOOK OF FtlRNITUBE
KVER OFPBRED IX TIMS (TTT.
‘ Why have yon changed y^ur tailor?
He always ‘-ends mo perfect fits.”
“He sends good fits to me, but tor
sometime he has bed sending tbe bill,
too. ’’
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NEW AD VER
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MEETS.
Below Cost.
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We will ofTsr for sale ohr entire stoch of
demostvstt
suysthat
Joined the
f»'th he w
The farme
clubs The 'Advertistr
nator Butler has recently
piacoptt! Ohurch, in wbien
baptised iu infancy
of Edgefield oounty have
organized ajPlanters’ Protective As-
sodntion,” tlie purpose of extlrpat-
traffic Iu seed cotton.—
reward of $100 for proof
person or persons vlo-
regulating the sale of
We hope to so® similar
formed by tbe farmers
ty in the Si ate. Tide
seed cotton afu* dark
ln« the Die
They offer i
to oonvlct a |
latlng the U
seed cotton,
nrganlWHtio
in svery cc
tiling of buylj
is a aub-ance Which should be put a
stop to at onol Let farmers take the
subject UCd«rjuoo®qjera.uou, sod act
mate-
upoo it.
Orecovllls - Among the sucoessfdl
caudi laus noratoated at the prlmaiy
election are Uiise men who have each
lost a l-g sad one who hast lost an
arm. All ef Ibt limbs were Inst In ser
vice la th# OoiA^derato army—The
Orcenvllle Nawatai y pectlneutly suyn :
“A corraepowtleR Writing to an ex
change from ARI-rson, deplores the
sothusmeiu n that
it should be. Where
Ised just now Is In
When tbe btr babs
turn to
Summer Goods
At 5c. Per Yard
To make room lor our heavy stock c-X
lack of Dm,men
I’ouotv. Tbl® Is
eothustasm Is rt
the cotton tie Ids.
are rolling In <
sal devot® tb
the mkjorftlc* r
good with ® ole
little nrtlflctal aid
a mao to his poet
tbe time comes. *
rivet
to pllog up
Hancock fod Ha
oooaokmar. Very
required to bring
Ibis suedb® when
- G > U> Kuben. Uui V
gala. Ut ulukhiug.
warn bar-
^okiin*n<Mof
O. U. Last in ex, chairman.
that th
was adinlttcd by nil
md not Contain' a ®ufU>
dfif^rltl’ to ta&ke k
i
Btkt%^iK,'|«A inafoilty of tbecotn-i.
mUtM broRght in a report Advising
nomlsatlons apt! proposing a ticket,
but, after a length/ speech from El*
Hott; '
o of t&e State Ex»cu^l/e
ComoltUc, . ^ WAa . f r«luctantt7 ac-
,« —— {. — ; ,
knowlsdged tbat there was so chance
®ff Us alscUon. i We invlt® tho atten
tion ql our readers to ihq fdllo’wlpg
ox^p^from EJUott'k Ipeech. It
map® out khth dlatluctoaaa tb® pro-
gtaaiawof thw ApppUtcan party and
confesses t h a| ft® op^bdpfr’W resto
ration to ths cdbffof of but State gov^
eromeat (Its In Democratic division®.
We believe that Democratic suprema-
dearly ? bought, 1* too highly
>jr dtlr pebpfa to be lightly bar-
[fleed. Tij® fafb of tbe
own hands add wo mufti
Was satisfied, and
ermne dhety would
the costrol
ting every
means In tfwlr power. The Omvet>-
lion would cmeuber that the Demo-
cratloparty bate never Attempted to
wage* pitched t.aul® whva il
no chances of suwess, hut ■ . _ .
bided their time. M by device® of
ibftlr own aiwl oWnteftw In the Kepub- Ryrfte
11 can r*ti%«ttey had flwally coopered. ~mg
JfoWI* |W®w betlstf'ihsui th® geotie
tdar i
these
about, as bqjpISA promlnvwt
of the ttr®vn holtlo IHBL which shook
thApArt jt»lU«n«rcAAdft®nyTi suit
•d la iwitowtifall He knew buvr
iu South
in* rwww iw-iierxnan. tb® genii® Ulub
ftVMB. OMHMMf (Prrema*} low nut**^
b dlvWoos hufl baew. btQtjkbi centrei'
it. as be JM® ® prom torn t leader pectlYe
I* T. Izlar, S*eretary.
iplv unlteq
tbe native white man of your State. If
/o«4>w. ftVAljU) rise lu lntcWig«ooeand
prosperity cod take ap acllve place Is
th® world you mtiht do so by unlllng
your effort* wi^hihe Intelligence and
pjopeiiy-boMers of your dwa teetlou.
The Southern whites are trutfiful In
what they gay to you when they tel*
yeq they are your best and really your
.oaly frieud*. They want you educated;
they wunt you to grow prosperous be
cause they know that then the State
will riee to a degree of peace and pros
perity that will work to the good of all
and bring the must wonderful blessings
on them and thdr children—you and
your children. I krew 1 he real motive
of these people up here, who clamor
so much about Jhe colored race. Look
at the colored people North. What do
they do for them here? They com
pletely ignore them in everything—
business, polities,socially and morally;
they laugh fn their sleeves at what they
call your stupidity fn allowing them to
use jou like so many sheep, and nimt
rwiU-IBcmon.lraiiow®.
M* stings art called at the flowing
place® for the purpose of addressing
the masses during tbe oonvass. The
public generally, irrespective •! party,
are . r* quested to atteod. Speaker*
will be on hand at tbe hour nam^d for
*ach place, and it is hoped tbat every
body wlirturd otrtand hear what our
Aandidftte® mad other ftpeukere hare to
ftay.
Saturday, September likb. 11 a. m.,
at. Mldwav, 8, 0. Midway, Bamberg,
Edlste, Fish Fond and SpriugtoWn
cldta. A -
Tfiurftdav^October 10 a. m., at
Buford’s Bridge. Buford'a Bridge,
Three Milo, Colson’s, Well Branch and
Rivera’ Brblge clubs. V
Friday, October 8tbi 11 a. in., at Al
lendale.—Allendale, Allendale Reor-
garrixed, GreahAJypfeaa and Sycamore.
- Saturday, October O.h, 11 a, m, at
Millett.—Bennett Spring*, Four Mite,
^gaye, Itlchland and Siloam.
n^uesilay. October 19tb, 11a. m., at
WcathefsmlsM MUl.-Roeemary, Wll-
llston, Red Oak. Eiko. Hancock, Tur
Creak and Ms
key Creak and ll«rqwoll pluha,t
9_VodDAfidav. October 30th, 11 a.pi., at
■■■■Mivllie. Fa 1 tn'-rg, ■■
B|Ack®ni®<-Bhtokvine. Fa tn^ra, H-®f
surprises them most la thatyou should
ill
Fo«4 aud Applvtos flubs. ■»
dub chnirgiea, wMb a unit |
they msy appflnt Will act
ltte« of Arranir nwrits at th* rw-
pecdf® place® at which their dub®
a/® mentioned above to attend
I* T. Jxlao.
Sept. C.h
O. B. LuR-noua, Chahiuan.
la a. Hcoretarjl' *
b 1880. 0 v
Rtay fooled so long and make nothing
by it. They had no Idea, at first, that
they could us® vou so Jong. They
thought you Would learn by experi
ence, even if they kept yon oat of l_
education. Now Jt,is time for you to
begin U> see the HjfhL 'Unite yoon-
selve® with ydtft ow> peopla and work
wttblbeui for ttic c*<»l of your c nti-
t ry And you wilt Rjokioaike that jou
ire on Th® high roadu prosperity and
reRpoctabfMV.d* l*OA*l work against
dr»WA HKerm any toager. Hmt*
foe yonrwelvewftDd minds of
>oYf*wD. and look htoku wl'h the
st people to your com faulty fur the
g®od of afl. U. F.
(•vnrral
rirant’s boys will all
they d<> twwftlng ®Ue.
tb® AP®—InlWUco of a
(dan of Qallforola, and
her JeRfP.
Ovn Itoseorsns Is
Haceock, although <
Adjotant-Oenersl.
Ssu Praoclaoo tbat th
la abtas* for the Dem
Oor. Hendricks sa
undoubtodly elect
ticket In October, and
fact that lbs Rep
have suoo®ed®d in <
3,000 colored voters
Ths Cttlsene’ Asa<
ta. Oa., will give fi
glunlncr on tbe 33-1
«1, 500 tn cash pu
fee will be ebarg
open until tba e
rac- s.
rry w*ll, if
Jhaa formed
[Mto* tbsp-
ids CD give
uslastlc for
fleM was hi®
write® from
Pactflj Ooast
atlc nominees,
“lodlaan will
Demc'cratlc
tda despite ths
c.m maasgers
txing at 1-tasi
tbe 81®^."
lion of Aug is-
days’ rsotw, be-
November, for
No eut ranee
Eat 1 leg will b«
alng before lbs
Fall Goods,
No old stock to work off. All tho very Idlest atyloa- Wo have risked all Hi* prin-
affMi market® in,tbe United .Stataa and enn nafely «ay we have all the mset SKMirm pet-
•erne of the season. We wl.J have everyhing la th# Furniture Line and at prireatkat wtl|
compare with anj rfiarket 8o»tb of Dallimorv. Pen thoy ft^til ye® sseesr meek, ll wMi ho
complete in every particular. We guaranies satisfaelion
? 6it>
J. I*. Bowles <£ Co..
NO. 717 RROAl)
■’-vVW r
ui
(HI
*0
This space is r<A
Mrved for B. (i.
BU0KRS, ii>«r
Ohl reliable Atr-
niMire dealer of
Asgsety thk
» <»
Vf-
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-TT
i
;
-
<*\ ■
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t.i.
r ■ HTI. W
Tr^tfjn-W
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Sign of the Golden Boot
)'■
I bAft ink More tbe best stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ever brought to Bl«ekvllle Tn price* and quality I confMently ehaflrnge eomimriron.
Especial attention'given to the aeleftion of Ladies’ftbo -
A perfect stock of Boots and Shoes for Gentlemens wear
Call at once aud keep calling on
—-V
ally li
t htldrau » shoes
a specialty.
XA1TIN KBSSiBB. HLACKVILLE, 8. C.
i- orn, Peis, Cotton and all kinds of country prodao® taken in ex
change fur goods. Cosh paid for cotton. KEELER'S is tbe place for
A<laius, Damon & C6^
No. 18 BKOADflTBBFT,CHARLESTONS. C.
-lassi rroex or-
COOK1XG I8TOVB8, RAXGBS. GR-VTBH,
Marble aad Slat® Montrl®, of nil kwwk. Fnmps, Iwad. and Ira® Pipe,
Nlicet lA®d, Copper and Zinc, Roofing Tin, TiiwWare, Tinner's Tsois, etc.
House Furnishing Uo®d* iu iou-gs Vsriety.
Fire Brick#, Tilae, Terra Cotta Drain I’ipsa, end CliUAaoy 7«*pe. .
All kibds of Flnsilwng Work, Roofing, Outicring. sod '1 » Work, (icnera)ly,
promptly sttendol b> by the moat earefal and vxpcri» nct«<i W>rkmow. s«lk-|^
Indudjflg CaiiotMi®,
Bc*t priuU ut
5 cent*.
Muslins At
b cent*.
it;
TH FilTKI IB
i' \< F.fgN ^rrTffcv
prepArstory I® 1
renovated,
TnoRtHWIlT.T
si
The AagoBtConTention
! 3** SJ® K!BK,
ATTOR-VET AT LAW
ax^endilk, 8. c.
Win rrM<e* I* Ml theCosm e# Ike ftIW.
y#54- »r
New htrg* sod romfortabl# dining
' “ S® the hasvrivst tfoor,
aadsiry. Alt«*Wv* S*«tan'i
• nd tbs 1ab|® fwraiaAsd with ths best the
■»%* tf
Imslsftlabte roan sad stleo'i .. p ,
9\*
flCUIIS * DIVAlfT,
AieraryN, SttMum wwi C
rsowi* ft. FicKtisa,
Drrss nl
5 centiv
Thee® price® cannot be du
plicated in Augusta or Char
leston,
Como at once, ah the offer is
only lor one week.
on !'en£7 Fr y
JUBIt 6. OOWUlIf.
_)an». rittlFTUrU»l_
HISLKY'8 WITCft HA2LL
rat Hf-i n-wunw. naiwa i®fW*s n ^i_ w ""T 4 ^
RV-iniMlwn T,wtha*M., K*r».V-7*»>, WeWeaW®
*T«ft t® 'i-alAv u*«*y .thsWtVfWw
ft oh B«nea Ms. Flat ^Gs# «•/
,i\d ^sitMinciianDieniiL
,J'V.
Alwayw
tr \*®^ . .
purify I nth htoaeftMfJg
a Jb >r® sMineJrTws <
•r* p-«t f* la fWmmd
sed dfatafssl
SPinfik.
Mb® lai-d
ALL ntfrrCLiaf ORPWnfttWKWEF IT.
a*v- rt»ur HrivsIH
im lUier In stoe® f nM*
CM AKI.N
Whole**I* D oirgtat, M
N.-w York«1vr.
If h*
8 r r.isUEv.
Oortbuidl Mr—t,
nnuA-tm
. _ _ I fp®» C. Be v »vr,
Ovtwmhi*. Bar*e»sB C ^ .* C.
T. B. GOLDING.
Attorney X*chWi
•sp*4-ly AFFLiTO^Ip.
HENRY L. JOHNSON,
-AttoKimy atdJLaw.
_A*y20-1 y » W l LUSTOh . K. C.
▲ Great Lobs t® Fttrmers
•T tell you, gcnlemeo, that 1/ his
life and strength aa spnrrd, I believe
tbat (Jett. HaneoH(|i* destlocd to be
one of tbe most (iMtogulsheri men of
tbe age. Why wbt® I go down to the
mocnlng to opeamj mall—and I arise
4 u’ciock-l dMsM
that I do so in
tmag least I may henr
or
at
fear and trem
that Hnnet'oM/has hsen killed
wounded.”—At thnm Liocon,
Tbe rotton pi dueed fn the Sooth Ip
tbe fonr
r —- e- v* I
abdut four b( Ire) million dollars.
In the years 18 ,18T7, 18T8 and 187F,
uoder Democn l* rule, it amounted to
over nine bund [land fifty oa* mil
lioq, deUa* r®, (1 absolutely twlc® ft®
much. “ * "
bow bft and
little tric
ry, ‘-Well,”
tnanied
I waot-
my wife
could not
the matter
er.
ASM
Weaihersbee & Easterling.
Notice !
MONDAY,, THE GTU, AND WEDNES-
d*y, the 15th of 8eptember bving hsliJarn
my stores will be closed on tkoee deyi. Vy
frieude will please bear this in uiiad.
Rse pec Unity, It, ADLEB,
2w . . r./ahnm’s.S.U.
Steam Engines
Oulpf ».onn bales of **u«« mdd l»®»e
wvw« In Atlanta. 1X9 mdd as atalnsd nr
thssr)- at a !<•*• of on* half cent per m. Th®
rattle weight waa tt.iWb I ha., n>> iMin(ln« t*>
9ft4XiO. A itrauafht r**n«>t ha prwerwt --I,
aa- this araat w®>* m* hy aafthr TwaW®
. h»*rf>w daatlaw MadWHsv. tomtmmmrm
y%»i (H-ifrrt y sjfhlnstlUa fmni ala and re-
, Ulna sand hi r,irt<>®. Tne v»rv beet of r*-
•■ltsareKuamnteeW»A®*h In Inraotws an< r
I am putttaa Spthewe threw at)
vfrtlly
•a
fin. 1 has four r -llera perfectly gr®
prhw ft I per mw. hra. * has only t
hdlers, tbe same ntnrhfoe, fi®. A A
rtmpr'ilioii antJ Dfiraelkii DefM.
(binpare PrioftA I ('on*rare
•nd Compare
irare roBW :
uality l I
U. 11* Hair,
—WITH -
t» r
M —Clothing for men sad
Uoomm< B. at 1* per
per neat.
{Blues, st Uut eaetem’a, Wll
Given nd
A man
kfs wife t
tlon tn the lam;
said be,‘*w»en we w*Tr?
wo both wtnted our
ed to ftlajp on linen sh
preferrlt cotton, and
agree, finally we
over, aft came to Ut* conclusion thst
it was/n Chrietlan to live in constant
bickci/tg ; so we compromised on
linin^aml have Been all right ever
■loo
F</ne®rly twenty year® theDomo-
party haaremained -out of pow-
Only cndtiging principles would
at for thiftpbenomeual Instance
of larty tltHllty. The Republican,
paly clings to ijower with the euenry
of /cspalr, bccaase R is controlled by
instinct that)It cannot exist ns an
ojposltlon. No)man belfeves tbat If
Republican arty Is defeated this
r It will ever igaiu contest a Presl-
oilal elecUbn vhb tbe Demoeracy,
hi® fact only dfroostrate® that (here
U no public nec*®Jty for the exist* nee
•f the Rcpublicita party at all. If all
fhftt the Rrpubl win spokesmen say of
th« South were wue, the present re
lation of parties onld not be continued.
Sooner or later i good nnilrr^taikdinc
must b® reachqjftvetween the two »eo.
llous, ami the Pngutav anomaly to
pi(‘sentf-d in nun-njitW thattbafiK)-
meut tbto un«je<tandlng to accepted
xtotlng parties will
xcuse for lift •/Ut-
J. J. DICKS k BROTHER,
WhtfSMle sad lie tail
OROGKRB
•HP
General Commission Merchants,
623 BKOAD STREET,
.AUGUSTA, GA-
Th*Mlsof cotton A specially- Cemmis
sjousfor lelling, 60c. per hats. All cotton
contigned to -us will receive our persona)
attention and prompt returns will bs mads,
g p2.4t- ^ ,
N. A Hunt
Ht
TTnOtKSAtl PKALEHS IN
■TS.SSSSS^TMIKS,
one of our two!
fiot bar® ®Yea
imfL - ?**'£
—^varoowt®
30 per i
men. st toahees-
•t. efts*per ths* els®where.
1
-r—•—
BUskwAl'a Dtriiam At Graft&jn'g.
161 AND 163 MEETING STREET.
-v it ft
Opposite Clmrlegton Hotel,
You can save *100 on a lu Uwiae power
engine. Y"U can save ftjoo on a 1® horse
pouer engine. You osn gave tSOOouaftO
horse porw«r engine, hy purchiislng of(
tho undcrf-Unod. and the engines aro all T
or rfrSAt.-r power tha i they sre rated,
while those oftored by some dealers am at
Least one-qiny ter less than they call them
Examine welibeh
UoUo
Brown
'ots you purchase,
n Diveses, Massey, Orlsworld
Gins, Helf Feeders i
i and Condenser
_ Ll ., . „
Hhaftlng, Pull«ya, Turldne Wheels and all
binds of Machinery, for
Air* nt for haw Mills
* L
with Uegee’ Pspeot
Bell Works. Grain Mills, Ao.
Call on or address
rhaw M
. Grata
r add res
F, H. I»ora 3
.p8-lj WIIXISTON. 3. C.
AGENTS WANTKDts »tll THU LIES OF
CHARLESTON, 3. O. ftfilffWl SUCICk,
•dm
G. A. CUDWORTH * 00
Maimfecturcra
*
— AKO—
WHOLESALE
— IK—
DEALERS
Saddtery,
Hardware.
ilornesd,
CoUbta, ' r
Whips, cfc,
lib Mvenag 8l., qpp^n# ehartsW*® fio'v., *
- -- ^ ‘III
By his life-long friend, H**n. John W. For
ney. ansdltsr aud author of natiansl iep-
utstloit. an gntont ftdtatrar ®f Uiq>Wuperb
eeldter. Tbto gWiMto cogafplufto, authea-
tlc, low-price*!. Fully illustmted. Pimf-
threly tlie ablest snd truly oXHcImI work.
" Beat terms. OutAL 50c. Psrtlcula*®
■MU* BA&D
Psba.. Atlanta. Ga. jvju-tw
NOTICE r
STILL AHEAD OF ALL COMPETI
TION.
•alV-
CfiARLMSTOfi,
Tho®. Wynne, Inventor and Masofoe-
turerof the lm®<®r*A.Bho-F)y CMtu>n Otn.
Open to *e WorlB.*Ti Ice, |5wper saw,
* of TV<oU*r next. f. O,
yat.i®
ice. fill
obef next.
Ir, O®. Adfid fer ClreuUf-
Jyftfi-
.r
"#W ma< blue IwtUng <m the ato pHwstpio
**.ugh u®«atructe*r o®
|tlA>Affft saAOUmsIed oa a AMmwa® ptas.l
|Ma per saw. 1 A* sir solar gwarAMte®
will b* strictly adh-Tmi t®,Af |r«o«oi>-
tcmplate trying one fftve m* yopr s«Mrtv»
stosoe, aiMlI will send sgswikir saftis ♦»»
s*e >ou forthwith with Bftwtoto **4 mil
other ®«ed®ri Iniormntten. J. L. Tool**
Jhq.fiNM WApIMBA®S®v*d 1 nsi aattofia*!
Stw •/1 A® use of your *lu«tlng ooudenecr
thU year. 1 css i ■■
ihU y®*f. 1 ra* sjys yp® Ue as meg of
many Mftto^biiA^fnfrly tJssAsd w iftjt.
Yi'Wrs. flso. Hetman. Btoftr Mr -We sr*
much p tens art wit® ynard
B soars. MftoB® ftad A. dj
t)-sr 8ir-#v*gjt mss
beaten. M * lark.
For clreul®ra, kc ,
anlHfftfiftt
,<Mia
sondanspr
IftArwU**.
eaa'l be
"Dt
i
|H. (’
WAITED
-0 7^/
-MT-r
r» * r •
G. E. Steadman,
REAL KSTATR AGENT,
Blaokyillet So- Ca.
- r -tj-- i+ifs; J
Ose Farsi containing ftvs or aix bnndred
seres good stiff cm Ion lsn*l. -
Tliree sm/dl farms within two milss of
tbi* place, with tome Imphrvements.
For Sale!
Guy Diriu. on* and a half miles from WU.
liftton, Ifltft acres.
Ten acre* t.nder cuHivation, two-tWrds
F'Wu loltsa land. One nnsil
building, sla^tl aud barn on the piece* goad
well of waier, A’ell tin ' * -
I». Und, StJIu
low.
me culture.. Fries
Addrexe G, K. HTEADM.lN.
t Blackvilla.
536 HOLM IS, r linni well.
“.«,r ^
4
V •
All
Ceatral Hotel,
intoA1J toXRKKX.
AUCftTBTA GA
M. TH0SA8,
• to bft*i-
I»v30 tf
PBIUIPF,
- -J 1 * 1 *” n *
Bo 1 UVULAS,
••■TSAtoAt to bftsi- ^
3
esg
-^-1—
1). A.\f ALKEH
wod dc«t«r fn Italian ,
sr
ItStel^M
AmericAA
MMk
AAd
Fo®lto®loAes of
i tw®®onsbl«