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,* > / *>■ I ~ J! 2, a. P. i»; ta kaasai, pm Liygr Mgdieiaa tad will apt hurt a Child-- F. R Stokes. CALL, THORSPAt , t)r^lffgEK'T6, lM) e. --.X- ■ j- J'.-I -rjr-—— *1 he llogi*irniiwn l.aw. Wc still so.‘ im» good mason why the legislature .should not’ pass a Rrgtstr*- tion law at the present sehsiotf? art least, the i^cgislatmt! stMUihl ti'Rthtr UBTWBi LOjOAL H! j: J 11 - . 1 " '" " Th«* debt of Barnwell county te about $7,000. Rov. Joseph A. Lawton will preach In the Baptist Church aext Sunday. Let all pood Democrats attend their club meetings on nexi Saturday. Lvery club in the county is expected to meet. of Barnwell, exarnl- ■Si. O. D. Bellinger, Esq., was admitted to the Bar after nation before the Supreme Court on the 13th Inst. Big-footed peoplp have one consola tion. Their stockings will bold mure on Christmas. r , 1 .1 * We infeV from the appearance of the stores that Christmas this year will be “know by these presents.” Last week Graham’s Grange bought an d pal d cash, for 591 tons ol .add phosphate and ammoniated fertilizers. Abbeville county claims the oldest inhabitant in the State. He is a ne- gro, and Is said to be 120 years old. He la a Democrat. . . - . i|? Senator Hampton is not expected in Washington until after the holidays, as he is to go to Mlaslssippl to settle up the estate of his son who died re cently • Messrs. H. M. Thompson and J. S Havener, who were appointed by Judge Pressley to examine the offices of the * - co juty officials, are at work. (Captain Lancaster's books are reported as models .of honesty. Merchants who wish to make ready sals of their Christmas wares ahnsld not overlook the fact that there will be but one more Issue of The People be fore the great festival. If our readers want to know where Ito buy the largeet and prettiest as j^ortinept of Christmas Trtx -for the T )**ast money let them consult onr ad vertising columns between this and the 25tb. If you want first cla«e clothing and gents' furnishing goods low down for cash or produce, call on Major F. H. Brown. If yog want ladles’ dress goods do likewise. If you want sll sorts of good things for Christmas the Major can swpply you. Mtxson and I unch Ingram, the hy brid pair, coi.tloueutider the authority of the United Htatee to disgrace the ••greatest government the world ever saw” by oppressing the weak and ter rifying the timl 1. We call attention to the advertise- tnent of Mr. R W. Harley, who offere some excellent work st<*?k for sale. ■<live nlm a call If yoq, want* anything In his Hoe, and yon msy nnke. a better bargain than you ciuld do In Augusta. HI* rnnle* sppear to be notal ones, of a pretty size and In flos condition. At their Inst meeting the edeparted*’ Board of County < omtnla*|o(K-r» j»al<l In full tbe Indebtedr »*« of tee county for the fleesi year ending 1st of No vethher last, and a respectable balance reinaloa In the treasury to the credit of the ootinty. Ths members of the brurd have done their duty and the people of thsmoualT app(/c|atd tbdr valuable scrvlc's. —Clothing for men and tioya, from fine to oaimne.n. *t ta i>»«r cent. u-low Auvusla prices, at Uubenstuin'a, Willlslou, 8. U, A «.o In 1 ini' The Barnwell Temp-Tanoe Bocfcfy will have a Chrietmae tree beautifully ifr*-e*ed and lightc<l and bcaviiy laden with presents for the younk folk on Friday (ChrMma* eve) night. In Coart Hotiee hall, on which oocaalmi (tol W. U. Duncan will deliver an appropriate address. The young ladles and gen* tlernen generally of the village will con tribute music, and altogether It prom ises to be s most attraotlve affair, and all who are fortunate enough to secure an invitation had better not rotes the opportunity of attending. We will publish tbo programme next week. people why tboy tire disinclined to olcy the Constitution and removt} a just cause of complaint apd dissaiisfac- tigti Plainly speaking, Arc the members who are in favor of postponement afraid of theuvoonstitofetfU? If so, why? Is it contemplated to frame a Ecg stratiort- law that will be obnoxiotfs to the people? Is it desired, therefore, to postpone the passage of the bill until It shall be too late to e»re its defects and amend hs provisions? ' . y The General Assembly can better stand a ptrpular demand for the. omend- meut, next region, of a Registration law pissed ■ this sestion than the Democratic p^l'y can st^mV pop ular dissatisiaction at the pells in 1882. ’ ■ • a s V/e liave no desire tq find fault'. AVo wantte be in accord with the- Legisla ture. , Therofore, we say again : If tlicre is no Tcns in rhut con ire avowed anti de fended for putting it off, give the State l be Registration bill at once! If there is a reason for postponement that no body need be ashamed of, let the public — AT — TRe Musenm V-* • , -■ And examine the largest stock of _ . , ' ; i V - • . ’ ' ~n FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, In useful and ornamental articles, ever before exhibited for (Jhristiiias Presents- —OUR- MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ■< » Is oq&of the features of The Museum C. D C. AD AMS. A BAMBERG. S. C. dcrOtw —Oo to RubVT.» lew’s. If you want bar gains In oloUiimr. Sacsaok Meat.—Six pounds lean frvsh pork, thres pounds fat fresh pork, twelve teaspoons powdered sage, six teaspoons black pepper, six tea spoons salt, two teaspoons powdered rogee, two teaspoons powdered doves, one grated nutmeg. Chop the meat floe ; mix the seasoning in with your hands, and pack down in stone jars, pouting a layer of melted lard on top. This Is to keep nicely. When you want to use it, take enough for a meal, form Into small cakvs and fry; their own fat will fry them ; do nut put any other greass in the pan. - —Overcoats for old men, at Ruhens- teiu’s, 20 per cent, cheaper than eleewhere Ppleadld llargains Can be had at Rubenstrio’s Ernpo- rlttm in Barnwell. Save money by trading with Rnhensteln. His store Is on the square opposite The Peovlk of flee. Trade with Rnhensteln now while you trove money and next spring be will sell you goods at close figures on time. Prepare for hard limes now— and dont forget that Rubensteln, the the summer If you will trade with him now. Rubensteln means business and he is going to do business, and dont yon forget it and be left out in the cold. So come along and don’t be bashful. ti From the Nevi^and Cuurier : The bill to increase the per diem of f-’ts e wit nesses ha* been defea'edl It should have been parsed. The pay now is an outrage upon tbo people.. -If the-selves.* was voluntary it would be a ilifforens thing. But it is not. If one happen* to see or know anything of importance in cny cyiminal matter, he is arrested and put uedefbond and required to ntteml the court or suffer in damages. He must whnt demand* his business affairs may have upon him,' po»s bly be detained a whole week at court and pay SI 50 hoard, tlui* incurring an expense of six dollars more than the per di- m Htnouhts to, be sides neglecting his business for a we.lt. ■ ~ • 1 It is trut t^ail every eitizop owes.ccr- tain duties to hi* euuu’ry that he should discharge without eonapenntiov, and eer- U n sacrifice* that he ou^ht to be willing to iilake for the general good, but I dont think that the attendance upon court usa tb%je« witness i*.otw of eith er. The people are ta»eil ft r the pur pose of iKviriug toe expenses of the govern meat, and when the taxes are paid the duty oi thecitiicus in that di ruction i» eomple-te, and when one of ihcm is bound by the law to do any act for |be government be should not be allowed to suffer loss iu «ioin<f it. A gov- crnnieiii th it can't piy for the enforcing ot her law* ought to quit snd go iutolhc hand* of a receiver. There ate many ways that llie expenses of the govern- incut van be cut down—and I think that not a dollar should b« uselessly spent—but I think this State witness, -pay aatWWtk input i--n* and a* n rr- trenchincnt tnca-ure pu-avu’iish. Tlieie are people—g>w*l honest etti- Jcu* loo—-who are not able to bear the expeosai and losses nicutioucd above, ami rather than be forced to do so wiil ko< p iLeix moutbs shut about matter* upon whietofif they wuu d q oak, many aoqtrtl- Uls would unn out cotivtcltoiis. Give them enough to pay their necessary ex* peoacut, gcntlemi-n, in all coiupuiMiry tuattcra, and where th y voluntarily un> dertake anything then it ia their u.r£f' lookout. Then, tqo, the Judge must cortlty that the evidenee was iiNticrhil or the pittauce allowed ia withheld. Thia ought not to be. If a wiiuc** tcli* a trial juatice all he knows about a given ease, and the justitv think* he aimuld go to court and binds him over, he must go nnd stay until tha cam is tiied. If his evidence turns out to be of no conse quence, is the witness to blame? ile ia there by the power of the law and by the judgment or opinion of the justice, at.d it is worse than folly to make them suf fer fur the error of anoihor. This should bo Cur rev ted. . , ^ 'J • it is true these arc small mat tew; lut they are irritating to the people on ac count of their continual application anj boeau-e they operate more har-hly upon tire poor—another rea.-ou wliy they should bo alteml. ’ I am glad to see some steps bring taken in the duelling business, aud I since!i y trust (hut none of our rcpresentauvi s will let their Rancho Puma ideas of chivalry mako them quixotic enough to throw a stone in the why i f making the law as stringent aud effective as possible. Don’t carp about its not being enforced. Governor ilagood says he is going to enforce Jthe law impartially against high anu low, and he means what he says. There arc other matters 1 would like to raention, but my letter is growing t o long, so 1 will defer suggestions to our National representatives and further remarks to thq JState Legislature ufHjl auothcr day. o. • ^ E The I Ivavc just "ovt in Mr—Joseph Bsllia^wp’s Drag-Stare,-a-sclvcl. uu sortmeut of > , 1 Watches, Clocks And Jewelry, which I offer at the moat reasonable futures foh cash or in e.xeliange. ^ Repair* in my-line 'jgirefully mmlc and satisfaction giiaruntet d. • v, - The public generally urb rerpicsted to call and examine my stock. ' IjTNo trouble to show Goods. - ^ M. E. WAY, EAST COURT HWU.SK^SQUAlt^., <U*c2 —1, - - , XVIA1VIIVIOTH FUBHITBRE STORE OF TBE30BTI. 1IA|^IW KLL. ST O. Read Our Advertisenient. T .i . ’5 -We, having for'thirty years h<v>n doing a flrBtelass buxines* In AmriiBta. Georgia, ileailo to iuUoduco ourselves to all that this bUtoment may roach. Wo sell the .-m. ■ • • * ' ' VKltV UHlS'r OltOCJKltllC*, We give tho lowest pt^slhlo priei s, •' - QlTALtXY XAICKN INTO COiffHII>lCUA’JC'ION. MV wish to call thn aUorffhm of ('omitry Storekoopcrs to the fact that wo are n**a<l- larters for fruit*, such as Applo*. Oranges, t’ocoanuts, Ac., < Mor snil *nany other f T 'i things well suited to soli in country stores. Alsu a very targolut of all kldds of Craek- lief quarter things ' ers, Cakes, Ao. We would be pleased to furnish ' 'PRIC/IC LlHX •AI > F*L.lCA.T10>Jf. We also wish to say to Heads of Families that very often buy in Augupta that we specially sell ^ _ ieINK T'AIMII^tY OTtOCICltlI-lS. Wo have a very largo stock of SUp’e and fancy articlos. and kindfy solicit *uch pat- roriago as can apprfclato thv value yf feuod goods and our system doing business. Gur moyo tioli)g._. , ■ • •• ••IIONTCHT QUAI^IXY AN1> 1IOXANWITY,” Bound with a desire to gUo very iirompt attontiun to all orders given us. nov25 John Doscher & Go., AUODjST-A. <iA. ■others f Mothers I! Mothers 1J Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a siclc child aufferinir and crying with the excruci ating pain of cutting teeth? If «o, goat once and goi n bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately—depend upon It ; there is no mistake about It. There la not a mother on earth who has ever us^d It, whe will not tHl yon at once that It will regnlate the bowels, and give reet to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use in all oasee, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and tbee female physicians and miMts In the United States, bold everywhere. 26 oenta a bottle. £2. R. Schneider) No. G01 Broad Street, Corner of Washington Street, No. S02 Broad Street, Corner of Jackuou Street, AiJSaSVA, 6£4iteiA, Hjs constantly insbjck and f.ir sale tbo best, brands of tiyh:. notmnoiv ano Corn wiiimici^ n. Fine Imported snd Domes'lc Wlnos, llo*»|o<l Lagor Boor, Aloe,Purler and C'bier. Sl*o, Flnv Tobneco* and Importeil snd Doinesltc ('Igar*. |nov23-Sm i i ''..i i' .r - ~ t i , i—■ . '* Planters Loan and Savings Bank 821 broad 8t. (Next Door to Evening Newe Office) Auguata, Ga. ‘ Cash Capital, All Paid t T p. Cnc Hnndied Tliousand Dollars. NVW AUtKXl’JJUrMKA’T* ■jl'..*'.;. Plait Brother*, 708 and 710 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, Immense stock of ne* aud Huh Furniture on hand and arriving daily. flnraL Stock ever ofleind to tha uiilzena of the Htale. We do not profesa to be lieaders of Low Frtoeii, but We guarantee to Goods CHEAPER than any House in the Htaie. All we aak is to call and ex amine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. , fnovlft 9m Win. Mulheriii & Co. • 013 BROAD STREET. Augusta Ga. Offer for the Ful)*nd Winter Trade an . . . . L..-.. ^ • \ • ~ ~ ' • . / ^ Immense Steels -V ttTJOT'B, -or— Thc Only Savings Bank in the City with any Paid Up Capital. Tri»n**ct«* General Banking fiu-ines* and allow* Interest on Depot’!* in (he .v*»inj* l>e|i«rtnienl. Pep.Mii* of On* Uollur and upwards received. 8mi tl Iwfiuning* make Urite ena^t Itiri" !.jr saving’.mnll j.init of uimnuaed nultina ibm mlnttUvinf* ItMik* snd le*vin^«hein there te sceMinulsle snd draw inieresl. Dieeeeenn:—T. W. ( ookory. |». K Wright, J. A. A. W. Hni*, 7,. Met'enl, Jas. L Oow, Wm.Gibeon, J. IT. Alexander. Gust. Volger, U B. King. TIIOS. W. COSKERT, Frc*ideut. J. T. NEWBERRY. Caahlcr ^ Let the People Know «- T , | t I « g 'go , # • • t ‘ -THAT THE- Finest Shoes in America -ARE KEPT BY- \ . Peter Keenan, . • " Augusta, Ga. [OPPOSITK THE MONUMENT.] novl8 3m HYMtfiNICAL.. —: x»- rrjcrsr By Uio lte.y. J.G.i>ill|«ms,at Black- vlllc, 8.0, Kovember 24th, at tno rcsi- denc« of. the brldn’s father. Mr. J. F. lilsber to Miss Josephine W. Gylesj Byth same, on 25th of yuvember, Mr. •Totin Zum tu Mise Lizzie, daiigblc- ui 4. A. urckmycr. Esq. ■ J t . AE W AO VERtTsEMENIS. Notice* Office of Sc oolCommisssioneb. I liaBXWKLL C. H., S O, D. C. 14, 1>81. I The Oountv Board of Examiners will meet at Barrfjrell' . H., the llret Friday in January, 1(481, fur the f.,xanjlm.tl »n of any persuii, or persona, woo may desire to teach in the free (ouiinon i-cli' ols of this county. Parties huidltgTKchers’ certift- (ales of qimjitlcatlon, dated Jul \ 2nd. 18e0, are not n quired to attend. A NJIsT, d«cl6-Sw ^ .Ghmig Board £x. —Bu*w*n«teln’a st-^k ot clothing was N.light from live different Northern an-1 Featcrw house* It I* the largest sad beat I ia Um county. Christmas Sifts. In addition to my large and well as- sotted stock of T>R\JGTH nud MKDICIJVKW, I have In store aud offer for sale a splendid assortment of C'brtMtmiM riric-tt-Ilruc at Christmas prices. Be sure U> buy a present for some loved one from P. F. STOKES. drclC if Ijbckvlile, b. U. A. Armstrong, AVILLlSTON. tt. C. • I In addition to a well assorted stock, has received a large lot of HOL.IUAY GOOUH, suitable for CHRIHXMAM.NKW YKAR. The IT like Sewing Alachine, Is the Latest Invention and the Best. Supcrlntivc in its attributes It stands acknowledges! The Sing of all Sowing Machines. The First Premium and Highest Award wat given it for the bout Sewing Machine at t ie North Georgia Fair in October 1879. Ever) White Machiie Is WarranteJ > - s — w — r 1 ■ - W* - ” - - • - - - FIVE YEARS ** By the Manufacturers aud a wiitten warrant given to each purchaser. We do not peddle them, thus we are ena ble*! to sell them cheaper than Crat class old patent machines are sold. Call and examine them before buy ing a maohlne. --AKD- J. D. &T. F. Smith, _ *' 525 BROAD STREET, ____ Auolsta, GEonotA. French Store. H1TITH UA.'V dec'.lAw J. J. MILES InvItesA4 e visits of all persons who wish bargains Dr~ <J M It I HT MAS —AND — NKW YK.VIt GOODS. 1 His stock is complete In all depart ments and his prices are as cheap as the cheapest. ' Call at the EMFiOBlUM, de*,9 tf Bamdkbq, B, C. Grand Display MILLINERY —OP— AND FANCY GOODS —AT— N^SBrum Clark’s. 819 Bboad STKkt - - AUGUSTA, GA. Every Hat beeutiAd and cheap. Large Stock of YAJtCY DRY GOODH, For MiLinery gala ^ ^ CLARK’8 octUSa A Lili LSI A, GA. 726 Broad Street under Central Hi,tel. | .Candies, ■(.takes. — - - - Auousta, Ga. Opp. 'SITE THEMONUlintT. - ii 1 r ii in iwi'^hrr— ' . Fruits, Toy*. Nut*, Basket*, Fireworks,' Fine Groceries. The OMe«t and most Beliable Establish ment of the kind. T. novlSJJin If you want BnrgninM, go to the Old Stand of Q COHEYNT. 538 iiroad STiucrr, auqubta, oeoboia. —Wholesale and Retail Dealer In— Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cutlery, -- Guns, Pistols, Caps, Catrldges. A Fine Assortment of Silver W»ie, Mimical instruments. No tions, Watch Materials, Watchmakers’ Tods, etc., etc. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Re paired and Warranted. hovl8 3m THY . the New York Observer - THIS YEAR. The Largest and Best Family Paper in the WORLD. SXXD FOE tAKPLE COPT— 3KW ^ORK OMHkiltyKit. ST r»rk Haw, Nfew lerk HERMANN BOLWINKLE, , Factor aod Gen’l CoDmEsioi Merchant CHARLESTONS C-^ ' - DKAtlEJI . _ CfERMAX KAIXlr, or POTASH 8ALT. Peruvian Guano,No. 1 and No; 2. Pur* FUh Guano, Nova Aootia Land I’la*- lor, Ground .South Carolina Phosphate, axd other r»»TiLianna. Al««>, , CORN, O ATS ^C. Order* filled with dispJch.and liberal ad ▼anccv made on cont.ignmtnt« of Cotton nud other Produce. ^ navi 3m 1 II. Broad Street August aJ Ga. — IMPOBTEB OF AND — M A.NUie AOXDRKR OB’ —T--— DRALKH J,,— Rifles, Guns, Flatols and Pocket Cutlery. Ammunition of all klnda. 8SJ*Repairing done promptly.^t nov!8 3a A near FOR SALE. Parm t.1-3 oOea North ofGrahaaa, Bnjourner'a nw mill. The tract eoa- laina 2J0oeret, 100 acre* cleared, and ha* been under iucomafal ealtivation the paat ••••on. Splendid pawn rage far wiateriug eto*k on Uio place. Uaidee two dweUinge aod oat hoaeo*. For eoie low Car cask or on Apply to a. E. PTSAUMAN, '• Uackvill*, & C. l*al Eetatc Agent AND H A.TS. Bought for cash from the best Manufacturers iu the Union aod to be sold at Hock Bottom Pricea a ^■Country Merchants will find it to their iuterest to call on as. We havg >oraU - ortl4-B» E8TABLISIiEE 1852, . ' Sanies Cosgrove, «T AND :n» M ADK.KT HTVdKKT, CHA.HDKMXON. *.C’. SODA WATER, SARSAPARILLA, GINGERAJLE, CIDEK, POUTERS, ALES, SYRUPS, MINERAL WATERS, Ra Agent for DERGNER A INGEL'S PhilodelpLia Lagar Moor id Eage and Battle* aod BVKlt. [vepSOSm Proprietor of COMORO VK*H RAYA RIAN EXPORT DAO In Dottle* only. R^Prioo l.i*t cbearfully bim I Aod on appliaatlon. Cooke’s Clothing and Hat Store A. W. BLANCHARD. MANAGER. — o — Owing to largely increased sales and facilities, wo have added so —* " * WHOLESALE f)El'ARTMENT to ourbwsiows, and iafile the careful exnru- Tnrtkur of^ MerebEBta. Oar RETAIL STIK’K is much larrer than nmol and embraces (be Iat**4 Novelties in MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, for basincs* ami dr»a wser ao- lected very cmrefolly with every advantage that having a resident bejer aod man. ufacturwr givoa, which we are offering at prices that must move large qwaatilie* We invite the aiteotiou of the cloeeat buyers. Unis br man sod boys, yowaw men's hats in very choice styles. 1 J m Acm# Shirts, I’nderwMr, Neckwear, etc. Ageoto for CeUuloid Collars sed Cuffc. Tnak*. Hotobeb, ITmbrollas. etc. a. w. Blanchard, for j. c. lodlow a qo. Sign of the Golden Boot I hare in store the boat stack of BOOTS AND SHOES Ev*r brought to Blaskvin* la prlcw sad quality I caaldtatly ahallaag* **«■ Evpeeial aii«niion*glv«a t*lh* talooriaa of Udi**' Mbaw. aod 1 •ardiolly isvit* ih*ir *aUa. MAXTUf EBSLBB. mmnw, a c. Lom, Fess, Cotton and all kinds of country prodace taken in ts« change for goods. Cash paid for cotton. KEELER’S is ths pises for bargains. , su2«-Sm E. G. ROGERS, manufacturer and dealer in Furniture and Undertaking, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. 547* 549 and 551* Broad Street,, .A.uGrusta» Q** •^Sunday and Night calls over the Store. Will attend to all the details of Funerals, furnishing Heorsea, Carriages, £o. - [sspl6-3as 0. F0LL1N. IL"J 0. A. FOLL1N. J. X. FOLL1N. G. FOLUN & SON’S, Commission merchants, -AND AGENTS FOR TUB SALE OF— ■ep30 3 m MANUFACTTRED AND SMOKING TOBACCO AND 8EGARS. 173 Last Bay Street, Charleston, 8. C. -AND DEALERS IN- PROVISIONS. LIQUORS. TOBACCO &C. 107 and 169 EAST BAY, Charleston, S. C. ocpSO 3 m Hm mnu M. Bird &Co., UROURBi VORTBiS. —AGENTS JOB— Ready Mixed Paints. —AGENTS FOR— Marvin's Safes | Howe’s 201 VESTAL OIL.