The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, February 03, 1881, Image 2
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THURSDAY. FR8RUA1Y 1.1881.
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> Ckwlcct
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lo rofublog to ooollrui the renpooln;-
meot of Robert M. Wallace as United
Htutee Mu:ehnl for Sooth Carolina on
lust Friday* the Deawcrinttr Senator*
UM well. * Their petty la not a dpher
In the gorereeient.*-If tn the tnloMIty
which Is doubtful-It Uetlll a power,
ful minority, giriag to the country «
large percentage of Its property «M|d
prosperity aad^fcdrtnc • !•»**•: i?®:
portion of fte burden* and according
to every luatlnct of Justloe it la entitled
to representation In every department
of the government.
Lock of backbone In the Democratic
party Dm beeh'lMFVtiuie cauws of It*
frequeaudefears. It ha* always been
too ready to retreat ami too eager M
hatter p^ndpiee for perme. Kvery
fresh demand for further surrenders
of constitutional, rights has beeq met
with feeble <>nAk*t and . bumble aub-
missiwn. .'Risbemocratle party strew*
morn bumble and the Republican par
ty waxes mbre arrogant -It I* due tn
ntep, «If ad oar rtgku aae to M loot
they should be taken, not sold M s«MN
i eodcred. J3mm are -no moderate or
aoorpuble BepubUmme in South Caro
lina. 1 : It matters little .whether the
moat blatant or the moot sifent Radi;
cul be- eppdfdtetl Marshal. This l*‘l
doudnaat party. Ws bopaour Sena
tor* vtU oonseot to tbs appointment
of no Radical to any position in this
Slate until we are given a fair show-
luy. We do not advocate an aggree-
aive ptdky,' but we honestly believe
that in planting ourselves firmly on
our Oouotlioiloaal rights is to be found
our only hope oT mopping the tide of
oeairalUaQon which Is rspldly bear
ing on r government Into the despot
ism of A Nation.
mill Yen 4llv« Urea ?
The Democrats oi Raruwell county
bad better gfve IT ilfUe mors of their
time and money to the deofaad* of pa-
trMlsm than they at present seem
willing M do, K tbey have any hope of
pisewrvtog In perpetuity the fruits of
(be victories which they bars won la
the State and county governsBeots
within the post (one years. The apa
thy and Indifference, the saUUhoeaa
nod stinginess which now characterise
lb* party In tbs batter coaoty Is the
sure prvwsgs of defeat and death.
Scarcely are tbs results of one elec
tion announced before tbs Radicals are
up and at work preparing foY the bat
tle In th* next. No matter who Is de
feated In their nominating conventions
the esprit of tbs party I* never In-
Jursd, and he who most loudly coo-
>learned, during the progress of a con
vention, the finally anocenaful candi
date, become*, after th* result Is reach
ed, the w*rms*t and most snihctemlc
supporter of him whom tbs party
elects a* Its standard bearer; and
from the day the convention speaks
till the lost ballot Is polled this
warmth and eothusluam la th* csone
of tb* erstwhile enemy never abates-
This I* what the Radical understands
by fealty to hla party and this, unfor
tunately, b what the Democrat doss
not undmataod as being any part of
his duty to tbs Democracy. Personal
wish** and the advancemeut of
personal Interest* directly or through
the elevation of some near personal
friend to office appears to be the ac
tuating principle with the most of the
Democracy, It la shameful that this
state of things Is true, but the shame
cooslete lu It* truth and not In the ut
terance. The Radical is not sattefisd
with defiantly flaunting the flag of hie
party throughout« canvass and Oil
suh*et Co the day of election, but, the
election being over, he goes to work
like a bearer to harass the Democrats
by alt manner of manufactured testi
mony la tbs United States Courts.—
Such as that so many Innocent lambs
{God save tbe mark) of tbeltepubllcan
fold were Intimidated at this place, so
tunny ttcaue ballots were forced se
cretly Into tbe ballot-box at a aether
place, aad aa on through the whole
chapter of offepoes against the election
Jaws of the United States.
We all know that of all cfaargai the
■moat preposterously absurd |* ths*
•any considerable number of negroes
■were eter intimidated In Barnwell
cmaty. Bnt moat particularly |* this
charga dtourd khan appHcd to tba
last tdaction. The negroes wsrs tbs
intltnldatoraat that eisctlon. If than
wars oay. Here, lo Barnwell, on the
day of cieotioo when a riot was at one
time Imminent the negroes manifested
the utmost keenness for tbe enooun-
ter, and did not ‘haarc worth a Arnt."
ludeed, bad It not been faf the pro
of a a umber of white
i aad a few of the more mod
erate _ ^
afreet*
•of Barawell would have run r*4 akh
Wool and a great bowl would have re-
•ra ^barbarity." The attitude df tbe
negroes, throughout tbo few critical
momvats, on the wing^pf wM*k -riofl
noted, ' was very mtJh .thatw>f the
bbaiactet at'D<>nuybro«4t lUr who
Wanted ***ome giotlemln pb tmed on
U>e tele of tde coat" Untimldpou of
hegroes 1* a fardfc butike fsrra pays
the negroes very well aad enablea
tbe satraps of the General Govern
tnent to haraae tbo Democrat* un
mercifully. ^ Already considerably over
a hundred Democrat* have been ar
rested in Barnwell county, «ad Com
mlssloner Mtxaoa’s Government mill-!
hopper !* still foil of wacrant* yet to
be served; The charge* almost with
out exception baar thHr owl fallacy
on their very face; but thi* makes no
dtflbrcaee toika •oresture who *it* at
the m«l-aad-oolIcQt*'the tofi. The
toll, of course, Is bteInterest. It
does not miitter, , we > say,
that V theae • chargee ar* false
and that they are patently false. The
Commissioner continues to Issue on
them and he win continue to do so tttT
tbo Oodrt meets lo April. - There la
but one thing left for Democrats' to do
and that I* to M oate” without a mo
ment's delay. .Money la necessary to
ensure these unfortunate-vlrtims. of
Radical malignity a fair, IpiyanUI
trial, and no man who baa the soul of
a patriot, will shrink frum paying In
what he cab iffohf. : *
Tbe Itmtf baa parsed when each dub
mm pay through the regular, channel,
bat say sms who wiebes to contribute
oan do so by paying U lo to Iflr^-As P.
XawvUla, Barnwell, who 1* tbo Trcaa
urur for the party. # .
Tbe uiiie U upon os, pad Barnwell
county Yxpecis every mim to do bis
duty.-* Hate you done-Itt too ootso
WILL TOU DO TOURS* * J
Just Arrived
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TilK DUATH OP CAI.IIOL.Y.
)UI wj'putuicu uajauai. auio w u • -
Dothocralle State, abd srlrtter'k YSlf lWodlr^«*mrwMw1a« tear*
prnportloa Of Federal appdaimeote 1» ~ ^
Barulina should be naado from ttia An eepuoiMted Mfer ffdhi R: l|.'
T. Hunter, a Virginia senator, says;
Mr. Calhoun'* death was eminently
simple, calm and unaffected—uo dis
play or prettntloa, nothing for stage
effect. H« knew that hi* mortal sick
ness was upm him, but he iil<i not
expect to die • > soon. The evaolug
before his death hu bad his mall read
to him, comtneoted upoo some of the
letters, and directed bis son to clear
up bta table, os was his wont every
night. In tbe *lght, when he found
be wad dying, be directed bis son to
imck op his |■*per* and watch, and to
giv* his pan ail to Ids sou Andrew.
When speech left him be still showed
consciousness by #«gne; sod beckon-
logto kkieon, *«t*w*sd bis hand and
expired, almost pain aad without
fear. He bod alwats said to me pre
viously sod to others through hie
sickassa that he Wad a# appret sosion*
of dsulh; that it wnsan event lu oi*-
Uoe to wblob be felt that be bad no
right to entertain a wish. R* was a
man of few guotatioo*, but can welsh
bs often uaew to me w.a that tbers
was 'the same ProvMreoe oa tbe
fatal as tW* natal hour." Re WmM eh(
consulted as to his bUtk. nor did he
bollevs that his wisbss ought to weigh
or ov«a exist as to bis death: such 1
suppose to have been bis meaning.
He Wad a greater faith in bis obetme-
tloqs. ooe sod all. than mat other man
1 ever saw, and this was Lis abstrac
tion (as 1 think) about death. k Bui, M
Mr. Hunter, went on to say, -you
must not whisper it to say one; I be
have that be died under tbe
have that aa died under tbe ham la-
prssslon that tbe South was betrayed’
awd gear. Indeed, be told me It was
'bet rayed’ the test Urns I ever saw
him. Do not mention this, however.
Oue of lbs last things bs ever said to
Judge Butler was. Dod't despot d
Judge; never dtapood T Aad if we
mean to figbt tb* battle we must not
despond; or, U w* do, w* moot not let
tbo people shall uatii all h manifestly
•ram<W CUyN oourss and Foote's
eternal talk about eoatpromlsu have
done more to let down tbs tons of
Bout bora feeUugtban everything else
put togvther. Had Clay not taken
the course be did, nod bad Foote and
every Southern man forborne to press
compromises on those wbo talked of
nothing of the sort thsaueivre, we
might have gotten, I think, a fair com
promise, any the Hue of 36.30 through to
the Pacific, with a reoogattion of slav
ery South of that Uou. Such, at least,
is my oplnlvm. Bucbaoan would bars
been willing to agree to this, I believe,
>u>d I think I know others In the North
who would have agreed to tbe same.
The North would not have severed tbe
Union sooner in an submit to *ucb a
ptoposition.’* Mr. Calhoun's death
elicited glowing eulvtftee In both
houses of Congress, but the most im
pressive was that of Henry day.
Evidently standing on the brink of bis
own grave, be wont on to any; M I was
hla senior. Mr. President, in years—In
nothing else. According to the eourse
of aature, I ought to have preceded
him. It has been decreed otherwise;
but I know that I aboil litter bars x
short time, and shall soon follow him.''
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lu tbs Louisville, Ky.,Courier-Jour
nal of tha n J January we find the lo).
lowing pleasant notice of tbe marriage
of a sister of our townsman fl, m,
Myers, E-q.
Quite a social event took place to
Third street, on tin 18t jjn<”2ie <*
cmidoii below tb* mafrtagn of Mr*.
Carrie M^Arcy and mTw.
Heath. Th* marriage ceremony was
conducted tn n moat graceful manner
by tbe Bov. Dr. Oaerraot In the t
••ooe of a sdeet drde of friend*
the portiee, among whom was j
mother Mr*. Dr. R. M. Myeru.
Memphis, and hsr olsoe, lilss aI
M.Bcbauter, of Nashville. The , -
was attired In Marie Louise blue „ llu
de Lyon and old gold brocodo satis
diamond* and lace; hair arranged!
tow, trad oomb pad nataral flowers.
The groom worn a full suit of black
with white embroidered tie. After ra-
ceiftog tbe congratulation* of frleod*
they repaired to tbo dining-room
wbec* aa eidgaot supper was spread
Ith th# negroes. After the benediction, right mmily
““ “■ aped lbs hours amid tbs flow of wtae
wU aad other good things. Msj tbo
portals of love and hawdnia*
- ror,J
ourCpowsod then^a manor wo
man wboss whole being seemed to vl
brats lo eympathy with the miaeri'n of
mankind, and the great necessity of
whose existence bos bepb the fludlog
and the ippHeatlon of a saving reme
dy. Such a man woe Pcstalossl. In
hla youth be f^ard the muttering* of
the olowiy-gstbering atorra that abdok
ail kbtvope to it* center* Tbe oppre* -
edaad down-trodden-petqde were be
ginning; in tht-ir.deepalr, to look to
tbo sword and warns the moans to
break tbdr fetteis. Pestalozzl’s soul
was fllled with compassion for the op
pressed, and bate towsrd the oppree-
aeia. Oue (if tils favorite pupils says:
“Pestuloni told me that bis love for
tbsFotheiland and the rights of bis
poor oouatrymsa had moved hie heart
so mightily that his only thought was
the means of gaining freedom, and ho
was ready even to murder those whom
he deemed despots." Again* ho set .* r
nj|y whole life hetoeg* to my country,
and I will risk ail to reiievs the misery
and wretchedness of tbo poor |»eopie.
Hs was on tbe veige of giving him
self entirely up totkebluody. eehsmes
of tbe revolutionists when n second
aad better thought brought him to
hlaasHf. He ma«ie n osaotent aud care
ful study of the want* and woes ef tb#
tower ciasse*. Hs saw. their obi^
poverty, their extremeIgiioTaucv, tbdr
lack of skill in labor, their utter Ina
bility to help themselves. Tba mse
spent their scanty eaViHnn at tb* ale
boasaa, their famiNsu d weft la wretched
bous-s, with not one gleam of eomfort
or pl-aeurs, and no one oared for them
Their ma*tera treated them like brutes,
the demy baked not the* bitter cries
for help. Sellouts they hod. Every
child nits tsugbt to repeat, by heart,
tlie catcchUni, creed, long text* or
fleripi utu, sad page* fro** #r*t books ;
aud when Ailed with tbe busk* of
knowledge, they Went Uork to gro|»e In
darkness, as thrlr fathers had dcu«
before tk-ra. To bisgtent baarr, bowed
down with aympHlby, came nl last the
luspiraiiom , *fhe fetter killeth, but
like spirit maketh alive." Word* to tbe
children are tnsanlugh-as form* unlesn
made attve liy lbs tldugs tliemselves
ihe gateways of knowl^lge nre now
stopped with um-levs i ubbiah ; 0|>eti
tLsm to tbe glotla of the outer world.
Grand even in simplicity, he gathered
tba poor Utils children around him,
and, wr.h a rugged carpet In place of a
text book, be ••penrd tbe way and tbe
truth to tbelr hungry mluda. It la
dlfllcult to d« scribe or account for tbv
mighty Influences of tbls great re
former of education. He bed com
plete faith In true education, both In-
trlieotusl nod moral, beUevtog It to be
tb* grant aad only means of elevating
tbe masses. He discovered lb* sbau.
aad worthlessness of mere aemorii
log, and tb* ImmehMpowwr of object,
or thing leaching; nut, greatest of all.
ho sucovwfully applied hla own theo
ry. H* did what few wrest men haw
aver dona—be taught UuJe child mu.
Hs taught tb* world that which wr
Americans si* slow to leam.—that oil
true reform lu education must begin
with better primary teaching.
His triumph was greater than Napo
laon'a. Teacher* mud* to altar hie !ae#
from every d vtl»*ed nation la the world
Forvatost of all came tbe Prussia*
teacher*. When Fleblr, like an (Wide,
declared th* way of national aaivatioa
to be a better, truer education, ne
(>oiated to Pestsk>mi a* the uleeovarer
of tb* method so long sought fur aud
advised hisMJow.teachers to visit sod
learn of him. William III wrote to
the greet teacher a latter full
spcctead eaeourageateet. Crowds of
teachers cam* to bin aad returned
fi led with rntbu-iosm for his method ;
a great revival of lead)teg sprang up
in Prussia. (Juet such a revival need
ed la oar ooanty). Some tteehers, opt
catching the spirit of his teecl lng,
merely imiutsu bte#, and, of eourac,
mad* grievous failures, for Pestaiossi
gate them only th* germ of truth, tbe
fuDdameutal Ides, the true method to
which be blmeeif was not fogleallj
trim. Mixing much cbsff with tbe
wheat, be often taught that whliffi was
*• (uetuilaglee* and useless to the child
as tb* memortxiog of wont* Wblch be
so utterly eondemed. Those, however,
wbo saw dearly what the method was
in lu Infancy, and with patient etudy
worked out and expanded the germ-
Idea, were eminently successful. From
t bat day to this th* power of tbe school
master lx Prussia ha* base growing,
and progress lo education ho* been
sura and steady. * * *
This plain truth gradually became a
cardinal principal In tha German mind
that a knowledge of psychology is as
essential to tbe (escher aa anatomy,
physiology and hygiene era to the phy
sician ; for psychology to tbo source-of
true metboda and tbe teat of '
one*. No teacher can be fully pre
pared for the groat work unless be
knows something of the nature, Jaw*
sod faculties of the mind he U to lend
out.
window tttiet’s office
cat by tba
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Dry iEo.
Clothing,
BOOTS. 8HOKS
—AKt.—
NOT! ON S,
k '; ’ O m
Atto a tqyjttiL—-
Fresh Family Groceries
—IX MV—
j ’ S.
Bar Room
c*e be froumi Ujc finest slock of
’WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGAhS
Ever brought to tbe village.
When you ooroe to Barnwell don't
forget to osll and eep me,
y Chna. yeohmann
HOUSES s MULES.
I have jnst retursed fVots LmHipt'te,
Ky., with the bo* lot oi' Saddle mid
Draught Humes and pl.intutkon iluicv
that 1 have over biuught t«» tiib« mark-
(X. 1’riecs will advance materially later
in the teuton, ami all needing good
ttock, will do well to buy now.
URIAH IM NN.
Sewing Machine Depot.
Shuck's Column
M
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f. .
W-
I will sell at a.ictSon. in froM of myjtbrc,
on MondNy, February Tib, kintnc-lisiely nftrr
tba Slieriti’s snles, a lot of line .«i'coii<l-lfkiiU
Furuiturv, Dooks,Cruckrry, Si<)v«v Ac.
-> J. tt. SHUCK.-
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50.
Just rccei Tcil, 56*Di«li I’nssL for sail loa'er
than eaii bt: pinrhsucil el-cwbere.
J. A: S ; IIUCK, Apent.
. ^ • -nr-VjWnwctl; S. O.
200.
a • ^ '• y _
Just rcrcivpil, 2)tO Iti-nuiiful Flower Vases,
fur gaUnt loconu eacli.
J. !S. SHCCK. Ap;cnt.,
ikrvawcli. r<. C. -
■ coo.
Juat received.,aix bundrol Tay China
Cnge* t^aec**, Vases aud Mu**, at '• ceui*
eat-k. J. 8. SHUCK, .\ireut,
■ iJaru«el,«.C.
r/.vir. i
Ja»t received, a large lot of Tinware, for
Sale (it ibe lowest p-ts-Htlc i.ricev.
J. S. KHIVK, A*eM.
H\i hwcII, X. C.
X
AX Blaolville, 8 0,
FIIUtTd LAM XKWIN'U MtCHIXK At
lachmema. Needle-., Oil, Ac . fer aay si vie
Aewing Meckine. 0.mmIs sem by asatl wbva
orders are aceesipaSTpl wiWi ike.Osb. He
. fog m*eMw#a rwpeitWe* •best 'tulee aed
t for and »aii*lactiow gNaraniJM, 1 have on bead ibe
"New Iwiproved Wee.f ’ and lha New .\mrri
v/w ku eea Mackmea <>we Aiwgwr Macbiwe. Atae
of re- fi heeler awd ITtUea, Ne. *, A tee ««<iek
of Ptowre i rallies awd Oirowm,. | bare
• be Areney ter Xarwwett end Orwngebut g
'eewalies for ibeaels ef Ibe “Ouwen.
facteriag CV» Singer Uaebiwe." which
clalws siiperinrii r -ever aay <wker Xiager
Sewiag Macbiwe. Isuw'furaieb, ew abor
weriee, any style or BMke of Machine de
simd I am alse Agent for ihe IHarklock
Fan AiUckateui, mhUksoa U weed sans*
dew lay Machine.
B J Hammet, Agent-
ra y -tm
fourteen
The ^
came down and caught
tall wblle he wo* out, ......
peeple wffo would have waited
fettira, oh going op tbo stain
hearing tthim’s voice, decided to go
home ana stand tbe pain of the tooth
ache.
Mhmailuatoui
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"South-
them - theyTou roey through
ky a own Uidr pathway.
■ of proeper-
ro* SALB BT
BONES, DOUGHERTY 4 C®
AUGUtTFArCA.
MKRHY CHRISTMAS
- IIcAtlquartont for nil Holitlny
Goods at Wcathcndioc fit East
e j *,%-t Ri
ciiing’s Palace Store, comer of
Pifk Place and Main tdrcoL
Tlie fillet*! line in tfic county
at Cliriittmae Prices Our goods
and gjfbt arc too j^uraermis aud
bcaiitHul for descniitkni.
Cojfto to headquarterti for bar
gains. Free exhibition of cheap
anti costly and Itcautiful and
useful presents for everybody.
WHATOEllSREK A EASTERLING
S7B. Wright,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
nss, LIQUORS A^D CIGARS,
834 Broad Street, Acousxa, Ga.
A SPECIALTY.
AGED WJIISf
octlt 3m
II.
SALK STABLE
> . . .
7 —or—
W. WALKER.
Midway. 8. O ‘
have Just received -a Una lot of
HOlMfC* and MULiKS
direct frcvi the West, ait well broke,
nad good Planutlon Stock that I will
asll cheap for oasb. drc9 lea
MahMag Bates.
Bauwrn > u«r Dd ^ W "* kly Cb,UH>bU
Use Trl-Weekly Rsois-
ItofPLB and the Dally Rxoivrb,
TO BENT.-
Four Lai gw Bo-'nm over WYiTHSaA. bnforx the*. —
i^TkflLUiOW^tere tottebto I J-V SMOCK. Ar*.,
TEN CENTS EACH.
Just rcccivrtl, S N-gr lut of D’-kutifuJ
Small Chruinu., a) 10 rcuM carh
J. S. SiltTK. A-rnt
bara-/»ll, S. C.
mn.KT A\n rvurnxTis’E so irs
At fhs iowcal |».i»-il»lc priewi,
J. S. Sllt't.'K
fnr -ale
Agcnf.
It.irnwrll. S. ('.
bv
4iK).
Jim t
rcccivcil. Four lliimlrnl licaiitiful
Ginas Bu'tsr Itiaksa. •Sugar Uiabsa au-1 Milk
Pilrkcra, fur salcwt fiftern cents each.
J. 6 SHUCK, A#r»l.
lUrnwt-ll, S. P.
JUST RECEIVED,
Three Barrels nt Goblets, ai FiveCenli*
J. 8. 8IIITK, Agent.
gornwrell. 8. C.
each.
C//AV.1 CCPS-
Thai cannot be piirc'.a«eil c'sewliere for
ls-s ihnn 1'A cents, fur sale »t to cents each
by J. 8. SiM'l’K. Agent.
——■— — ~~gavnws!l t S.G.—
LADIES,
NE W ADVERTISED LX IS.
■
LaniFir Sul ’.
my; tbs 15‘hldayof Febru
lehidtocM of K. W. Itoi-U,
r Rlodrville, s. 11., at U *»’u
' sell to tbo biKllOnt I'JUlicr
February.
ite-
oluck
fur
On Tuesday;
IflM. nt the ret
«l 11)5*1
i., I wilt „
, olio liuiulrofi uml twenty-olio ticictt
of Liit'l, "•iui Uni dw)-l!inj{ houeo Wieri mi,
formMly tboproperfy nt tlm uai<i E. \V.
Roed, (1u> 0)iae)l, Mtuati*il in Itarnwell
co inty. hIhiiit tkrd lullec from lilucUvtl e.
.min aili'ilniiur the^aixle^if Ur. Alox. Stern,
Ju non E.'Halr amJ E. S. Rood.
Titli‘8 to bo miujp i,y tuo b dm and pui-
ebuner* to imy for pspor*. «'
, W. U. MILHOUi, Agent.
JanXVtd
Not It e.
i
, f'KFIOK SCHOOt, CoitUISSIOXEn,
BAKMVtMa.C. H.. S.AJ^II. k7, itoil. I
All |tiii-ti»i>« holdinje imut iluo soliool>
iliims, wliicli beoi'ue duo lietweeu N-iy
rein lie rj at, 187'2, and Novonulier l»i, 1870,
n'uet rorw-rd tneeanieto thU ofllora for
i'XiiiiiIii-.Uoii, roKiati-Htion hih! uppruvul
If not piebouteil foViiptiroval on or ti'foro
I ho 1st ot Juiii', 1881, t h**y will forever Oo
ilobanvd from Uiebein Ills of nu act, puss-
itl Di-wmU-r 2lat, 188ik. ami which i rovlde*
for the paymout of the past hidebtedn ss
of the severnf-wiefned distiiela In 1‘arnwell
county which oeosme. due In-tween Np-
veiulier lsi, t87J, any Novon her 1st, 8*6.
Pto* »-t f v At WHS L'- Sk.li.ii: C.-
Notice.
TllV. gTATK Ot Sill tii Cauqi.ixa,
D.irnwcli .t ouiny.
Tn tlie Court uf Common ITeus. /
0. L>. A. '.Vilsun, Adniiiti!*trator, ttrf Mary
A. Telson sud uliiei's.
To like llciri) at Law and Next of Kin of
Thomas tV. CIk! m Lera, deceased.
Tbs late Tbsu aje^w. Chambers of said
coimjy, for nel ly of Ireland, having, depart-
ed this life u|t or about ibe l'.4b day of <>e
tober, ItH)'*- and the undersigned having
treu appointed bis Adiuiuivtrator and a Miit
is udw pending in the Circuit Conn to settle
his cs'ate. and for partition and distribution
auiiing hi* lieus, ad persons Ataiming lu In*
heirs at law of »)id inieslatc are berrby no-
tilinl iu c/tss_lorwimi and plead lo said
suit and istablisli the r claim-, on or brfnre
ibe tVednesduy after the 3d Monday in Feb
ruary nexi,or-et»e they will be debarred. .
U. P. A, WILSON, Adiniuistrai >r.
jaa-0 Gw
— BAKGAtNSf '
W. F. PATRICK & CO
—VBAL-US# IS—
General Merchandise
XJ AMHRTCa. K C.
Offer epeclsl tiar* i|ni» In tr»«lr spveialtJe*.
lroi lv.il Fn.LL-.('-iiif-« li-un-rloa.
—-ami Oi let-(isidiwi S««]a.
Tt-<-\ li iVW fot odi) ill i|'I.U)t'U--V to eui’.
purcbaw-i» „
, <^li.XiM\N UAIXir.
N ^,. tm^t Furtlliar-r n-'w cwti.
jth^ 3m.
For Sale-
A lot of slio&k two an-a, with dw,TI'' a
ho''*>‘ ami oi-tlmi illng-. rhofvwrt*. In an --H-
slid- | nrt of tbs Town «-f Kmibmx---
fmm.rwHg. Amu e v tl On itUt.
j*Mi3 fn Oratitfiti rx.XC.'-
I. AUR1E X. IZLAS,
.1 THJtRAETJi TJLAXL
n il A C K V I L. 1.1C, K. ( .
I- an n-ntovvil hla oSica to III-* b"H- Pitf
IW'X> lo U «■ li tii Hall i -ill? Vi ,.
Atlai nbimiurN ,N*.l ! e •.
AH prrs-di- tislilisg • lalta-sgs nn It TV
lire I. i!i-<ca»c t, »»t l-ti-< y i.Mibcrl r.i i-ey
si-nt it.s aan-e dale aliMi-d ius iiw-t«v
•igued at his re-tdencc iu tbe e-nniy of
flirnwi-H by'ihe l*»«b «t Fe’ir'iirv. !->*|. of
el.e they will be debarrwX jayau-nt of the
■Siw*, W.4’. MllMnl-s.
J. al-1 3w A l-nlui-liator.
No.ice.
To Pi*i.irr TToi.nrt H or wr Pirt>Mo'r
•VO ' r.LIM.Vo* Lirt l.Nal KANCK < oJI
. raxT.
1 bin OnMpsny havl*-- f»|le«t. a- d
put tut-I Im h n * n I'l-rt-'vi-r. ai d h«r-
i»Hf a vrr I (•• t-i-t r awi t 1 io-i*
iniiili* a* ranrfiai—-- la - 1— Iwivr- i-ll l-o b b-v
*i11>I elalnm airal r-t tb- C—nifanv t r- p«y ly
n-pr-m-nte I w-blcb m iy • «*»-»-tMii.ti-l‘ti- my*
idiarsc and upwu l »-r i lamt- r t- ti-riy#.
Roiik-t * i prtilt,
U A*t»ir-*-y at Ijmw, »
jai-1.1-1 m 1-ari.w II H.. H. C.
G. Duncan Belliaiger r
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
J*AXXN"\V )•: I. f. C. II » N. C f .
ys^Office one do.r below office of I. M
Hut'on, L-|.
Practices in all the Courts of the State,
and pays special attention to owllccling.
jand-Ty
Nut cc lo L’retlitors.
WHAT WAS THE EftlTEMENT ?
WHERE WAS THE IMMENSE CRC’WQ .
‘ RtJSHINGT Ij
WHY, DON’T YOU KNOW ?
—TO THE— ^ ; V
New Cash Store
— OF —
BEN J. DAVIES,
No. 2 Eust'C. II. Square^. '
To eiimlne tbstInn-c, carefully rcIo t- “
od ami chotply b ukIiI atirck yf Dry,
Goods Genin’ Furnielilnx GihhIs, Ib-u’s*,
.‘-hi»-8,,HaLs, Groi-erieM, Hard wnre. L’nck-
crvw.'ire, l lnwuiv, NotUdm,< b ic« .'•gais _
mi l the In-lit (.hewing Tobacco in limii-'"
well county.
PLOWS, LOOKS, HOES.
Axes, Sans, Shovels.
Cheaper than cinTc bought In Charleston,
or Augusta., . - ’ .
Call ami • xaruliie fWs stock and jmlgii
fir
i
for youtfee f.
decl2'l-8fci.
^ BEN I>AVIEKv
mi
TROYED
•• —i<V--' .
THE-X. ATE FIliKV'
■* • • . v ^ ■
Hut having l plight. Out Mesara, A ■ L v .
Hinton ,t Bnu d um rea-Stafi lain d lu -
bueli.dbg lu tlmstonr latef^ n-cutdo-l br i
ttiom, undor tha Hhit/.-ur Ifutul, wh r«* I
will Iw-pleamd tu a,‘o my filcnda mul all
new cuBtomora.aud will uffer liit-m a com
plete bUck uf _ .
Genera 1 ALerchandise,
i y*
a I nb>o have a larati amount of dsiuaged
giHNt- wldch 1 i ITfi rlmaii.fnr car li.
Cslleail) s-id becure I Argain*.
J. J. MILES. _
jsalLif
. . Notice* _
IT r-1 ■ |« asMaMOKOM r - iui i amswnMiinnraaii= _ . ^— As-— 0"m —
The roparlnvrvliip of Ur*. O'Baunan A* A
I'allervon is lb** day di»»elve-l hy mniasf -W
'rtibsi-uf. “TSFtTea indvbted to tba f.rm van ff
mrtc paymt-iit to eilbvr of ihe | artarr*.
liaruwall C. II., January lal, 1K1
• » j r.V- tl *
~i\K\\' STOUK
BAR ROOM. ’
-IN —
II A M It I<: If o.
, Clmlv* Witu-s, L ; )|'tor* and S -ear*.
Wurtn Men,* at nil h-mrs to or<1«r.
Ft• sit Fall nndOystcis.
Family flroceri»*k.
Cnil otnl s»‘v for yiMirm-ff *
C. 8 AUDI AX, Ja. A nO.
‘ iTWWrTT
11 ■ ■ i
Th:* Nori'i Uio ij t I'icM^i r an.
fM-.gwM* Faint y N.-vr*|-s| er, J„l.'i«br-1'
wreV’y and di-*«tr-l lu tlje iulvIlvHuat,
ucsrd an I -pirpnal i« trr» *l t-ftt e pe->pb-
> I* nundirrsatm'Sg its, .rte»p-»t>d*in*a*wy
uf ibe ««r* l-c-t wriirrs. uf ibe <,iiitb--m
I'i-i-- yierion.Cl.urih. _ ll to tkerruahty , r-
tlin-lux on oili; tinn* of -In.-trllir, toil fli-r an I
•n i*| ukm in itsii-w- on ad--pew »;Mes,i*ii<. *
■ |i a b,w« .-.ml mvi'r- free dtirutriuii within
Giebinui''- ••! c-milr.y.
tn p- j idarity tlie Pre-Lvl tlan I* eon-
alanilr a-ivancii-g. It i* tbg.lu-we-t I'ritid
Prt-«i<yleriau ,p |-or i-tihlirhe-l wi'l.in )be
hoi,-id , of the .Ooiitbrir Grnrr •! As-Ol-b'y
Puce |*» r sni-tim. f J : •• fnr nt n yenr
|-> any iirw tsbasritn-r, I.V. Fur S3 ist
« •* tt df .en I f r ore vi-ar to nnv new miI,»
• —a ——. - . ’
srriter tbe X«Vth Carolina Prr-tiylei inn aad
the Aiwrriran ' f I iddmri-l. the t-r«l il u>.
tmtr I Agiietih*.,rat<iad IlniwebuM Msgaxh e
in the euiiulry A I J)
JOHN MrLAURIF.
Kdiiornn I 1‘r prlctnr.
tt tlmington. N. t*.
Christmas Goods. ^
Font’i Carolina.
fJartivTi-ll County.
la Court Common
Picas.
Take notice that 1 am opeing the Largest,
Prettiest and Cheapest lot of Laeea that f
hnveswr had. Cunie tfuick. ns they a rev
going very fsat. J. 8. HHCCK, Agt.,
• ' • . ' Bern* ell, S. C.
LITTLE GIRLS,
Tfyouwmnt Delia cheap come to my ntoro.
. I lisve morfjtf >l'®«n Lor sale nod will sail
; fhstn to you cheaper than you enn buy from
1 nny one else. J. S, Elll'CK, Agent,
ItnrnwclT, S. C.
CONE A T OSCE.
I aa receiving n large let of o noil lOyent
nniclea—will eannmrmle then neat week if
■—r _ .
fjt UwO
lioniwcil, S. C.
O. D. A. 1Vil-on. Admlnistrntor of the cs-
tnteof Tluwiin* W. Chamber* vs. M. A.
Tolsoii and ottkors.
All person* holdlrg ile nands or clalma*
against, tbo estiU) of I bouias W. Chum-
tiers •Wd.ise),', nre her*-t»y notiftmt that by
an order of htwHonor Jutlirw A rtrir-h. thu
'.ktidoreigtieilliaH been npprdnted.ilf-rctec
in the cause, uml that bitch claims or de
man Is must bopresented nnd establlsbo i
liefuro the hefenv by vir tAifore the- 3lst
day of Jnmtnrv n»-xt. Refi rences will be
held from the 17lh to IhejSlstof Ja Hilary,
aL trio’ yffiee of rite Referee at Parti well
C. H. JOHN J. M..HER. Referee. *
December 28.1880. deci»-td GERMAN KAINtT, or POTASH SALT.
a week In vonrnwntown. Kir^rtulliir «ntSl
fro,-. NurUk. Itnnh-r.if yon want aImiitnrwi
It wliidi I»r->II- Ilf Hllu-r — i •an mnkf ?rr»t
Ipaysl the tiniw tlu-v work, write forparti-n
U« to U. iliilU-u A <-o., I’artUwl, Mnkn*. ■' : jyS-y
Christmas Gifts.
In addition bo tny large and w*ll as
sorted stock e(
DIU/QM and MEOIOINK*,
I have in store nnd offer for sale a
spleudid assortment of
CTiiriwtraaM IZric-u-Ttrao
at Christ tnss'pricee.
Be sure to buy ti present for somu
loved oue from
P. F. STOKES.
derl6-tf —^ Bto<-kvl!to, H. 0.
French Store.
- - It ocsTA, Ga.
rpp kura ■
TazMoxciturt.
728 Bno ai> Stuxkt
UNDKK I
CntTRAI. li-.TEL.
(toadies, (token.
Fruit*, Toys, Nuts,
Rnakeli, Fir*wnrk«,
Finn Gvueerien.
Tkn Ol.leM nnj mod TtefUbU itoubltok
sent vf (be kind.
J. Riv^ r^.
nuri^.Jm •
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
v
CIJIilS-FMAS-LGODSi
I will open a full line of
Fancy Christmas Gpods
on Monday, 20th Instant,
Call- on me l store pur
chase.
f
F H BROWN
” HERMANN BOLWIKKLE,
Factor aod G-a l CommifSiun Machant
CHARLESTON, S-CV
tlKAkKR IX
I’crnmn Gtmno, Ne. 1 nnd No. 2.
Pure Fitli Gitnao, Nov* •Srntin (.and Pln«»
ter, (irouud .South-Carolinn Pbusphate, nad
other rntiTiLUKii, Alao,
^ CORN, OATS, nAY, AC.
Ordera filled with diapatch, nnd libeml w-t-
ranccv made on coTusignmcnts of Cotton nud
other Produce. woH-llin
£. II. Movers,
Ruoad Stbket — - Arousia, Ga.
— IMPOHTER OF>ND —
AI ANUIP JkCXU R-KIt O IT
—ASB DSALKB I*—
lllflee, Guns, Pistols
and Pocket Cutlory.
Ammunition ef all kindx.
Repairing done promptly,
novlH 3m
T U Y
raa
New York'Observer
TBPJ YEAK.
Tbe Largest aad Brat Family Paper
in tbs WORLD.
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