The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 17, 1881, Image 2
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JOHN W, HOLMES,
Editor and Proprietor,
Nary, waa boro to Cbortoatoo, B. G %
removed to LoulaiAua,atudicii law ami
was called to the Court of Clalma la
Wasblogtoo oo account of tbs eupport
nbtcbiiegavo to Packard to Louisi
ana to 1870, Ho baa been a Republi
can all hia life. —
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^THURSDAY. lAftCfi t?J88L
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The Ueath ot* »he C’aai*.
The Nlblllats, after live unsuccessful
attempt*, succeeded on Sunday, to
putting the Czar of Russia to death.—
While be was ildlog In bis carriage, a
bomb was thrown ncnr If, blowing off
its rear. The Czar was unhurt, but
alighting from the vehicle, a second
bomb was thrown, wounding him mor-
tatty. He died after a few hours. Al
exander II Is succeeded by hU son Al
cxauder. IIL
Under favorable conditions Southern
planters, as a class, made money last
year. Seasons, crops and prices were
generally good; labor and supplies
comparatively cheap, and consequent
ty Terry ptauter-reslhied a nst balance
to proportion to the capital, labor and
economy Invested and employed by
Idtn. It remains to be seen whether
Southern agriculture will bens profita
ble the present as the pasty^ar. The
season is backward and proper prepa
ration, which is half the battle, cannot
be made. Labor is scarcer and dearer
because larger cotton crops will be
pitched. Provisions will be higher to
price. We can only guess st the
weather and tbs fffldeacy of labor
during the remainder of the crop year,
We can see, however, that the start
this year Is not so favorable a* It was
last. Uses enough have already been
filed to tbs Clerk's office to shingle the
Court Honee, and from the rate at
which Eastern hay and Western corn
and bacon are hauled through our
streets every day we are afraid that
there will be'nest fall many foreclos
ures of Uses sad disclosures of bank
ruptcy. (
A rill rWr.l nclr Pelty.
Uncle Charles Petty of the Carolina
Rpartao Is a good old man. He always
was oos. He always will be one. We
used to go to sebool with him. He was
gentle sod kind end never spanked us
because ws called him "Dad " Let
trrly be la somewhat exercised because
tbs bachelor editors of ibis State, hav
ing no bsttsr halves to qua'rel with,
occasionally throw lilckbata at one
soother. As an Inducement to , public
- ■ *'^18 Tflj^wm
marry before the meeting of tbs Press
Association. Todd, the young bache
lor of tbs Anderson Journal, accepts
and goes a'courtlag up to Frank Brad
ley’s reservation. Wilson, the old
bachelor of tbs Press sod lias ore,
hangs out U>« white flag with tbs *U-
Dl(leant motto, ’’Rsrkis |« wliUo'. N We,
of whose sgs ws have nothing to say.
plant ourselves on the census returns.
There are 883 198 more men than wo
men In these United States,
not enough women lo the country to
go around—at least they will nst re
port at these headquarters—they pass
by oa the other side. If any cotcm-
porary of the Baroness Burdett-Gcutts,
<>f equal bank account, wlshot to buy
us like a bale of cotton for futuie de
livery-say 40 years off-Ws shall own
tbs soft Impeachment—but until the
fates send us some good luck we shall
continue to draw the long bow and ed
ucate our brethren of the up-country,
whose best sport Is lizard bunting.
^ .■III I , II II.
1 KLUirrio;* phoaucxtio.ms.
Ilillcn by it Jlud l>og, lie leaven
n Letter for llln Wife nail
f bulun llfmvclf to a Trees la
tbc Forest, Where He »»ies.
Dallas, Tkx, March 9.—One year 1
ago George At hold came to Dallas on
private business, and while walking
the streets was bitten by a worthless
cur, which was frothing at the motjth
and showing other symptoms.
Notice to ISefeBdantn.
Defendants prosecuted laths United
States Court, who have not sufficient
Wans and are actually unable to pay
the fees of their wit nesses, will at once
some to see us and make the necessa
ry nflldavlls'^^lmve the witnesses
summoned and paid at tbs expense, of
die Government.
drophnbla. Mr. Arnold became alarm
ed and very much excited when con
vinced in bis own mind the dog was
mad.-- He went to a physician and
had the wound severely cauterized.
1 hen, going home, he we«_ftttlL very
uneasy, ami dreaded hydrophobia so
much that he hunted up a madstone
and had it applied for several weeks
off And on. He took every other pre
caution which was suggested, resting
-all the lime under a mortar dread that
the virus had gone Into his system,,
and would sooner or later kill Mm.
He had a wife and several small chil
dren living on an isolated fa 1 rn.-and tho
thought that he might suddenly lose
his reason and harm his little babe*
horrifled him. The other .day* he be
gan to experience strange feelings,
and at once concluded bis time had
come. He then procured a twelve-
root trace chain and strong lock, and
went to thd" woods. After writing his
wife a calm letter, to which he Utld
her what was about to happen, giving
directions as to bis wishes after death
and pouring out a volume of love for
her and bis children, ho ran the chain
around a tree, draw It through a large
ring at the end, and then wound the
other end around his ankle so tight
that It would not slip tho foot, locked
It with the lock, and threw the key fur
beyond his reach. The body was
found two days after, still chained to
the tree. There was all the evidence
necessary to show the horrible death
from hydrophobia. The ground was
torn up to the full length of the chain,
the null* of his fingers wrenched off
and all tbe front teeth out in ocrotcli
lug and bit tog the tree, and every
thread of clothing off the body. Tho
body whs dreadfully lacerated with
th«*«e l ttie only weapons the madman
could use. lie bad Judged rightly
what would have been the consequence
bad he irtnalned at homeland, know
ing that theru was no human skill
that eould have cured him, preferred
death alone, and In that way, to doing
harm io those ao mar and dear to
him as a wife and a chil I. Arnold
w«s mutually from Talladega, Ala.,
wherw be married, and where his
widow has many tjlends and rela
tives.
the defendants named below, and
neighbors who may read this, notice
will please get word to the parties and
urge them to oome forward without
delay : J. R. Hamilton, J. B. Hunter
and Ephraim Provost (managers at
arrell’s Store); Ed ward J, B<;riy„ Bar
tley Brown, Dock Carter, John Trottl,
Spencer Dvchee, Daniel Road, Simon
vans G, W. Mortis-
Ills now doubtful whether an ar
rangement. can bft effected, whereby
the attendance of dafi-ndunts on the
llrst day of tho Court will be itlspensed
with, and days he assigned for trial,
with thne-hIToXed to notify patties to
attertd on such d-.ya. It will be well,
therefore, to make all uecessat v prepa
ration to he io attendance on Monday,
the 4th of April, and to remain until
cases ure disposed of. If it should be
arranged otherwise, we will .give notice
to that effect In the comity newspapers
n the Issue of 31st March. If no such
notlee be found in the Issue .nf that
date, parties bound over will not fail
to be to Charleston on the mornings of a
he 4th of April, and thus tave their}p
recognlzmces.
J ohm J: Mahkr,
J. II AO HID AllMSTROSO.
Barnwell C. H., March 16,1881.
A Weraiwa oa (Jarfleld
Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, M. C, from
Sew York, referred to Geo. Garfield
la a recent aermon as follows:
**1 went to ll< ntor uion Invitation
of Oen. Garfield. In ir.y Interview
with the President-elect I told him
bettered he wee going to bo President
of the whole country. Sot of a sec
~ - w^» -«
Into m
Oarfletd’e Cahluer.
James O. Blaine, Secretary of State,
was born to Pennsylvania. For many
years bs has represented Mnltio In the
National House of Representatives and
Senate, to both of which be was a
leader of tbe sUlwart Republicans. He
Is 51 years old, has been twice a candi
date for tbe Republican nomination
for the Presidency, is personally very
popular and Is worth six millions dol
lars, made in political life.
J. C. Bancroft Davis, a Judge of the
Court of Claims Ik First Assistant Sec
retary.
Wayne McVragb, of Pennsylvania,
is Attorney-General. He is a son in
law of Simon Cameron, an able lawyer
and first distinguished himself as one
of the “visiting statesmen” who stole
the vote of Louisiana in 1876 from Til-
den,
William Wlndom, Secretary of the
Treasury, born in Ohio but living to
Minnesota, has been twenty years to
Congress. He was the chief engineer
of the colonisation scheme by which
many negroes wsre carried to Kansas
and other northwestern States a year
or two ago,
Thomas L. James, of New York,
Post Master General, began life as tbe
editor of a country newspaper (don’t
follow his example young man). He
has been a model postmaster' in New
York city for * number of years.
_ Samuel J. Kirkwood, o! Iowa, Sec
retory of the Interior, was born in
Maryland; a lawyer by profession, for
• time United States Senator. Ha is
said to bs no honest, straightforward
llU too Urge #y« looked
face like twin republics, a* bs replt
’While I am Bupstiuteodeot of tbs
National Farm, 1 aboil allow no man
to Interfere with me, and by tbe grace
of Ov»d It will grow tho largest crops
of pruaperlty, peace and hapHuesa the
country ha* ever known. But while I
am managing I ahall allow no man’—
I finished the sentence for him: ’To
enter upon your field and call It Gar
field.’ ‘1 hat's just It,' he said. Ho
has risen shove political factions and
alliances, and will be the President of
the whole Nation. I told him I had
Thereare no favors to ask, end woa too small
to extend any, 1 had simply come to
say that while he was President and I
was Congressman, If I could serve him
to any way I should be proud to do
so. I have been ridiculed for taying
this. 1 do not cars. 1 repeat It, 1 did
not say It ns a partisan, and 1 told
him that whnt aid I can extend to a
President ss Congressman I shall ex
tend, and it Is due to him that I
should do so, so Ion# as he la Presi
dent, not of a party, but of the whole
country. When he ceases to he that
he should be dismissed, and Is unwor
thy the support of any one. I expect
to preach here nearly every Sunday,
and If I find Congressional work in
terferes with my duties as a minister,
I shall resign my seat.”
Wo deaire personal Tntfli'vlewa with
NTATKNKIYB.
The State Agrlcnliural Department
will pavlnto the State TreHsu[y this
year 9K,000 from tbe 25 cents tax per
'ton on fertilizer*.
' A peUtldnTsbelogclmirSled apdit?
receiving a great many signatures ask
ing the Legislature at Us pext session
to puss a law-prohibiting the manu
facture and ssle of spirituous, liquors
to the Btate.—Newberry Herald.
Columbia people are at last, going
4e-wotk-lB-V|>e Ught hey ^r*
. A’JE IT AG YEllTLSKMENTS.
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—CA.L.L. A.X
Hi. J. LECKIK’S
Emporium of Fashionr
There you will find on* of rite fine*! ari»J
best RclCcted stocks of Millinery eVsrbrought
South, together with ait Itielate.st novelties in
Trim-nine*. Notionsnnd Hair Goods, Pattern
HipstimiHotmets. Artificial Flowers. FenthV
discussing at plan to buy Thompson
anc 1 Nagle offi and run the cotton fac
tory with local capital.
When sentencing prisoner the
Judge snys'such a length of time in
the penitentiary at hard labor,’ and
yet many of the prisoners arts hired
oiK as farm laborers,- railroad hands,
etc. Is that apfurine? out the sentence
of the Court?" rsit“tnw? Perhnpfi some
of the ‘ring* men can answer. We on
ly ask for information.—Camden Jour
nal. . ,
El waul Carrol living near Glepn
Springs was to town last week selliuar
his cotton crop. He bos made thirty
crops and has never bought a bushel
Robert T. Lincoln, of IJftooU, Secre
tory of Wer, In a coa of Prrwldeot Lln-
IlltnoU bar and ST
of the
The I.llernry ICevoIatloii.
-r CHAKOE CF BASE.
This very remarkable enterprise
continues to make such progresras to
astonish its friends and astound its
enemies. Its greatly Increasing pro
portions have compelled the removal
of its headquarters from the Tribune
Building to the very large and beau
tiful building, No. 7G4 Broadway,
which Is In theVery raldqt of tbe “book
district’ - of New York City, and, there
fore, of the publishing enterprise of
tho nation. This building, though six
stories In height 25 feet front and 100
feet deep is sufflefent only for the
offices and retail store of the Compa
ny. Tho manufacturing is carried on
to several largo buildings located in
other parts of the city, though It is
contemplated copceotraUng them soon
to one immense factory to be erected.
- Their list of recent and early forth
coming publications are extremely
Interestitg to all who enjoy what Is
choicest In literature. The Library
Magazine is unique to both form and
character and altogether delightful to
the richness of Its contents. Of the
bo< ks announced. Green's larger “His
tory of the English People,” redto
from $10 to 1; Carlyle’s “History
the French Revolution,” reduced
40 cents; Carlyle’s “Heroes and Hero
Worship.” 26 cents, and the “Revised
New Testament,” which is promised to
be manufactured with rapidity here
tofore unheard of, will attract special
attention. It 1* worth while for every
one who baa not already Been It, lo
aeod and get tbeJUuftrated pamphlet.
"Book Making and Type Sett log by
Steam," which will be sent free upon
application. Address, the American
Book Exchange, 784 Broadway, New
York.
A white man. reoaaUy convicted In
Aiken of carrying# concealed deadly
weapon, wan aentibaad to imprison
ment to thn Penitentiary for three
mootba and to pay a Asa of t«ro hun
dred dollar*.
No Care *© my.
Dr. Pierced Family Medicines nre
guaranteed to cure, for particulars see
wrappers and pamphlets. They are
reliable, have not sprung Into popg
lai ity in a week or month and gone
out of favor as rapidly, but being sus
taioed by merit, have won a world
wide reputation, necessitating a
branch to London, to sepply foreign
countries, while the home sales are
t-uorruou* toroughtout the United
States. Golden Medical Diseevery,
purities and enriches tbe blood, pre
venting fevers, nml curing all akin
and scrofulous aff ettoua, Btlmul iting
the liver to action, relieving Minus-
ness, and curing cooeump'lon, which
Is scrofula of the lungs. If tiie bowels
are costive take Ptorou’s PcIleU (HlUe
pill.-) both* |<| by ■frmrl-u*.
CIncaOO 111."May 5 li, 1879 World's
Dn-naoAiir Mfd:c\l As* ciatiov:
GxxTLnnrs—for y.-uts I have been
a great si.ff*rer. My trouble first
started with teirtt le ague chills an I
constipation*. This 1-ft me to 1878
with a racking cough noil frequent
bleed mgs from tbe lunpi. tttoce this
time 1 have been continually doctor
ing. consulting physicians without
number. From then I received oo
benefit or encouragement. Tbe moat
noted physicians of our city who last
visited me expressed their opinions In
the ortef but hopeless words, “Tskc
good care of yourself tbe few day*
f ou have to live, caaoot help you."
grew steadily worse under their treat
ment. Ojc day, through reading your
Matnoranduin Bo<*k I learned of tbe
Goldeo Medical Discovery. With bat
aaaiie ami took It. To my surprioe
and oat Uf act loti It did me more good
than all the drugs I had taken the
year round. I am now steadily us
ing It with benefit ami ncr milieu 1 it
to ail to l*e just what It Is advertiser].
Btocqlelj your#, Jo-. P. McGrath
50 Wight btieet
-The Croas-l ai Maw.
Ten years experience In the u*e of a
Cfeoa cut saw has proved to me that
I have been woiklng under many die-
adTatiLigiw until recently. My wish
Is for all to know tbe great advantage
of a plan which I pursue. Take a new
•aw that has never been set, place It
between two boards cut to fit the saw;
c'amp it tlpbt on a bench or vice, take
an Iron wedge, llhi one corner tootuit
the set of teeth when finished, then
take a small hammer, hold the wedge
with the left hand, strike tbe tooth
Ihthriy with the hammer until at the
right placef then turn the wedge on
the opposite side and oa the mxt
tooth, and set it to the same way;
now then you reach the third the
most Important tooth to the saw—
have It peifectly straight; pass on to
the fourth tooth, set it as you did the
first; turn the wedge, set tho fifth the
other war; leave the sixth tooth
atmlght; and so on cntll you finish.
Now. take your file, dress tho two
teeth as you do the common saw; the
thhd file perfectly straight and square
— leaving it about ooe twentieth part
of one Inch shorter than the ethers.
Continue to that way until you finish,
nod you will find it will cut twico as
fast os the old way practised by most
farmers.—Southern Cultivator.
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Shucks Column
JUST RECKIVh.h
And forjgale st~4lV« cents each, fire shov
els, envelopes, per "pact"age; ifrtfing paper, |
'per quire; garters, per pair, nmi pi hi dip
per*,* , J. 8, SHDf K, Agent,
BarnwMi 8. c.
ers, Ae.,. Sarin". Silks and Oaiues,' Oi-na.
ments both for Hat and Bonnot; also for I he
Hair. Switches, Braids, Puffs,'Curls. The
I.aBella, the Pinafore, the Saratoga Wave,
the Perfection, the Bouquet. Blonde
DfC, Hair Pinsto suit blonde hair. Thcln-
vlsjb e Human Hair Hoot, of Parisian Mami-
facl.tire anti lal Bilt a pea saTile To r "fronXco i f-
fures. Face Powders of best manufacture,
tahe Fischues, Lace Ties, 3 ' baSi'^Lyvn,
Aprons, Infant s Caps in Urge varic y, Jew.
elry of all kinds and styles, Ladies’ Hose,
Handkerchiefs. Yes, indeed, one jtbousand
things loo numerous te-mestlon, bttt wiH be
pleased *e have yon call and examine our
lovely stock throughout. And as to prices,
they will suit and thnll suit the rca ly cus
tomer. Orders solicited and carefully at
tended. to. ' . ^ L. J.,LECKlh,
>v. j . 625 Broad St., Augusta, G*.
marl?
cetiLo-^u
* be Slock Lair.
The present stock law Is quite de
fective and should be amended at the
next aeseion of the Legislature. We
have no quarrel with the principle of
the law, to fact, we think It la founded
io natural justice and equity. Our ob-|
jectlon to It I* that It does not go far
enough. The chicken and the dog
should, by all means, have been In
cluded in tbe list of animals which
are prohibited from roaming beyond
the owner’s premises.
No act of the Legislature would be
more conducive to the peace and pie
ty of society, -Tfto act need not be a
general one; it could be limited to In
corporated cities and towns, aud would
have all the good effect that could be
desired. f
If tbe dogs were all kept at. home
tbegreatrtoajorlty of them would soon
[starve to death and thus tbe country
■uld be rid of a great nuisance.
to, It would bo Impossible for
■in to congregate In drolls and
make night hideous with their ever
lasting howling and fighting. We
have no objections to a dog when he
is to tho proper place, but he can be
out of place oflener that any animal
we are acquainted with except toe
chicken.
Tbe chicken can do more damage
and elicit more profanity to the same
length of lime than any, animated
creature that goes on tW0 Tega„al»e
and weight being taken into tbe ac
count, A good healthy chicken can
go Into a neighbor** garden and de
stroy more work before breakfast than
tbe average freedmon will f# form la
a half day. You canoe* reason with
a ebtoken. Eva may drive It out of
your garden and It will be back before
yoa are fairly eat of eight.-Grvoa-
vMi Advertiser.
of corn, nor a pound of h»con, and not
morp than 300 pounds of flour, and
yet he always has enough of these
arricles and a little to r.pare. He
thinks if boys will tell the truth and
stick to the farm, they will never have
to beg for anything. With the pro
eeeds of two bales of cotton he man
aged to pay off the last and only debt
' e was owing which was $1,50 for the
Spartan. We wish every subscriber
have was in the same happy con
dltlon.—Carolina Spartan.
At the last term of the Court of Gen*
end Sessions in Edgtfleld In the case
of A. A. Clistiy, charged with the m ir
derof Dr. Bland last April, the Jury
were out hall an hour and returned t
verdict of not guilty.
Oa Saturday night last our commu
nlty was aroused by the Sudden efanjj-
or of bells and the hoarse cry of fire.
The timbers beneath Mr. J. T. Gaa-
tou’s store were found to be burning
briskly, sendlug forth such volumes of
smoke h* almost stifled the neighbor
ing Residents, aud casting a fierce red
glure upon the eartb for Q ty yards
around. Mc.-Ga&LuuIaSlore is the front
corner one m-xt to and exit emelyfnear
tho Gary Hotel, and forms the Hist one
tu tho contlnuou* and S"|Mly connected
line which tutus the corner at Mr. W.
H. Btuoson's afid ends at -tbe South-
eto extremity of Park-Row. Tbis Im
mense line, with the blacksmith shops
to Its rear and the huge Gary Hotel
and Mr. Paul's large workshop on
cither fl ink, must have bet n destroyed
had lids Incendiary attempt proved
iucces-ful. Cltlxen*. white and black,
rushing to the rescue, soon cut nw*y
ibe bulldog Umber* and saved the
pubito rquare. And then followed a
•eatch which proved beyond ull doubt
'that the fire ha I lieen cautiously and
deliberately set. Faggots of fat stump
Itghtwood were found still burning be
neath tbe spot, while rag* of calico
an4 other cotton cloth, eaturatfd with
keroeeue, were discovered stuffed her#
and there between the sleepers and
toe flooring. Tbe design, most proba
bly, wa* to fire tbU end of the line and
wbtle It was burning and ami I the
general confusion to gather epolla la
and about tbe target cxlp^JahlPVflU-9^
ally that any personal enmlrv to Mr
Oaatoo prompted the deed.—E Igefield
Advertiser, March 10.
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An Act to prohibit the sale of ardent
spirits to tha Town of Grahams or
within two milt?* of the corporate
limit* thereof.
Becttos 1. Be It enacted, ,te, That
after lire expiration of tbe licenses now
to force, tho sale of ardent spirit*, or
liquor of any kind, In the Toxn of
Grahams, in the county of Barnwell, on
tbe South Carolina liulroad, or within
two rnllee of tb* corporate limits
thereof, is hereby prohibited, except
by a drugghit ) i?'r m-dietunl purpose*,
upon tlis written certificate of a phy
sician altcuduu a paii-iil; aud it shall
not bo lawfcl for tho corporate au
thorities of said rown,* dr the C >un»y
Coromissl' n>-r* of Barnwell county, tu
issue any llccnaes far such purpose.
8nc. 2. That upon conviction of any
one who shall violate tbe provisions of
this Act, he, ahe, or they shall be pun
ished by a tine not leaa than ono hun
dred dollars, or Imprisonment to the
county jail of not lees than six months,
or both, at. the discretion of the Court.
Sic 3. ThU Act shill be de n med a
public Act, Min) shall continue to force
until r« pealed.
Bkc 4. That all Acts or parts of Acts
inconsistent frith tbe provisions of this
Act be, and the same ure hereby, re-
peoled.
Aj •proved December 2Uh 1830.
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Am UulartUMMic .Hlatake.
A young man had bis girl outriding
to a no-top buggy tbe other afternoon.
In one j*ocket he canted a bottle of
spirits of ammonia for the headache,
and in anothyr he bad a bottle of
cologne, just purchased. As they
were riding al Wig he m-ked her to take
a smell of bis new perfumery, but un-
fortunately hepluced the wrong bot
tle to her nose. Hite t< ok a wholesale
sniff,and remstked, ’•Uugng-ugug—
bugh—hug!” and went, over out of the
■ buggy luck wards, and for an instant
tbe air in tear of rite buggy was flll> d
with striped stockings, !dgh-hee!ed
shoes, anus, n choking girl, and so
forth. She escaped serious injury,
but ahe hasn’t .spoken to the young
man since. Some girls get mad ut tbe
least little,thing. ,
PLOWS, LOOKS, HOES.
Axes, Saws, Shovels.
CHEAPER Til AX EVER,
—AT THE —
New Cash Store
—or-
BENJ. DAVIES,
NEXT DOOR TO JOS. RELLIX
(jEll'S DRUG STORK,
BA RNWELL. S C.
I have in store and for erdn a fre'h stock
of Family <lr 'ceriee. Dry Uood*. Not!
Gmits' Furnishing Giaals. hoots, hhoes,
Hsts. Cr >ckeryware. Tinware. GUsswarc
amt Hardware of every description.
AL°0,
A CHOICE LOT OF
Clears and Tobacco
(live «**«call te-Mr* bnyh'g cl-ewhcre.
Tha hich-et market prices (ndd. for
,r~w. BEX DAT|ES ,
d*c*1-$ai
KE \V AD VHRTISEMEXIS.
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Toajj parties who tell people that the rca-
eoj I sell Timvare so cheap is th-it 1 do not
keep a good quality of tho*. same I would
merely Buy that ever since I opened' my five
cent store I have done what few merchants
in the county do, warranted every piece oi l
Tin I lint 1 have sold, and I dety aiiy otic to
say that any article in the Tinware line has
ever been brought tome that I refused to J
take back—though it is very seldom. But I
want it distinctly understood that I keep
the very best of Tinware, and when you buy
from me every piece is warranted.
f J. S- SHUCK, Agent,
v Barnwell, S. C.
Thomas R. Ayer
Pi"
>•>
—dealer
IX—
JUST RECEIVED.
And for sale at five cents each, milk
stviiiner*. coffee stands, iron stands, small
glass preserve dishes, small wash basins,
biass bells, large while hcxuimd haudker
chiefs^curry combs, ink, machine oil and
oilers, cafidlesticks, bibs, round combs, gar-^
lers, mouth organs, cream ladles, peiced la
dles, white and re l doylies, tooth brushes,
white agate buttons per great gross, somll
tin pans, toys mucilage and pins.
J. S. SHUCK, Agent.
Barnwell, 8. 0.
General Merchandise!
JUST RF.CU1 Vhl) L
And for sale at ten cents each, small flour
scoops. glas*4akstands, tin molasses pilch
eis.liat ornamertt«,nut crackers, scales, w ire
aft brni
d blacking bruiltes,
napkih v rings,suspenders, misses whit* and
colored stockings, ladies' white stockings,
oil chromos, black handled soup ladles, large
milk pans, iron bread
SHUCK, Agent,
Barnwell, 8. C.
steak broilers, horsei
scissors, six quart mi
pans. 2__ J" ^
NO. 8A^UA IjITY ROW,
. + — _ J t,
BARN WELL C. II., S. C.
* * . *.
Has in store and for sale the
choicest stock of Family Groceries
ever brought to this market.
^ JUSTJtr.Qtn YEti,
And for sa cat one cent per pair, shoe and
corse) rtrings. THS. SHUCK, Agent,
Bam well, S. C.
AU
GIT A IS OS.
Standard Commercial
Fer-
JUST RECEIVED.
• And f*»r sale very low, a small lot of p!»tc>k I
lea and table spoons. ,
j. H. Sima-KrAgTr, -Resaw-ell. 8. C.
small
JI'ST RE* El VM*.
And for sale at fipeen cents each, a
lot of gln.s *p4u^h>4t)era.
J. 8. 8H WK, Agt., Barnwell, S 4*.
Tbe fdreeubuckers
Tho CoDgreeslooal committee of the
National Greenback party have Isatied
an address to the people of the United
States, setting forth the evils caused
by tbe National Banka and great cor
porations, and recommending the for
mation of clubs In every village to the
United States with a view to the more
thorough and efficient organization of
the party.
A Gough, Cold or Sore Throat
ahoetdbe stopped. Neglect frequent
ly results to an incurable lung disease
or consumption. Brown’s bronchial
trochee are certain to give relief to
asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh,*
consumptive and throat diseases. For
thirty years the trochee have been
recommended by physician*, and al
ways give perfect satisfaction. They
are sot new or untried bat having
been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-merited rank
among the few atapie remadire of tbe
age. Public apeak era and singer* nee
them to clear atd etreiigtbcn to# role*.
Bold at'twenty-fire seats a box erery-
tPbgWk .
Stationary
-AXD-
PORTABLE ENGINES,
Cotton Gins, Prcssex, &<\
I have aeret.?«Ml il.a ngrryry of several
0iat • UaaMb-am Enirioe* whlcn I ran tell
•UUu'ratari•mryor FortaWe. wlUi Lw»*-
imHlve, Vertical or ll-lu.u Tnloilar Boil
er* A 1*0. t oil<>n Ulna. Cotton I’rrwae*,
HawandUrlet MIKe. ’tlirrslior*. Heimnt-
iiat.a> a-wU and Onaia. DUtrWnitora.
tU^^ln^1'«V^lV^MVVJl•UWl/‘ , *• M
Any |M*rwou wi-Mn* to buy either of tha
alxy a will call oa »r addrew mo at
(Lb-.xiutii Caioliua.
KDWARD BROOK ER.
M»l7-Sm
G. Duncan Bellinger,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• a
1* VltXWKI.I. C. H i •*. C.
MT'Ollve one do r below «ffice of I. M
Hutaon, K-*q.
!*r«eiiret( ia all the fotirl* of the Slate,
and pav* xpecUl attention to coUeitiug.
Jaah-ly
COlFEE ROTS.
| gallon ut 1-7 cents,
fi •|uart at '2l> rents.
I gat'nn at 27 cento,
J 8. 3ui'i’K. Agent. Barnwell. 8. C.
DISH rA xs.
Just received and for eale low by
J. 8. Sut ec. Ajtenl, Barnwcil. 8.
r.
tilizer* farnislictl at Railroad Vri-
cea for cash or on time if satisfac
tory security be given.
No Merchant in tbe County can
or shall undcrseH me. Call and bo
convinced. My stock is ccmplcto
und my price* arc as cheap es an
honest man who gives honest weight
and measure can tuukc them.
fcbltMf
Notice.
j
Mary
of
Tu* StATKOf SolTM ClBOLIXA.
Burnwoli Loiiniy.
In the Court nft’-jnimon t'leax.
0. D. A. Wileon, Adminintrator, vr.
A. Tcliou and other*.
To the Heim a] Law anil Next of Kin
Thom** W. Clmtubers, decensed.
TUo late Thoir as W, Chambers of arid
countrs for ncrly of (relftnd. having depart
ed this life mi or about the I'.ith day of (>c
tober, ISO'.*, mid the iindcrsij'iied h iving
l>cc:i ftp|M>intcd.bis Aduiinistritor and a *mt
is now pending iu the Ciicuit Court ta settle
hi- ea‘>ite. ftn<l f>r partition mid di^trilnition
among his heirs, all persons claiming to he
heir* at lav* of said intestate are hereby no-
tilled to come forward and plead tu said
suit and establish their claim* on or before
the Wednesday after the "d Monday in Feb
ruary next, or else tbey will bo debarred.
(). 1*. A. WILSON, Antuiuistjrat-rr.
jan'.'O $W
Sewing Machine Depot.
AA, Blackville, S- C,
FIRST-CLASS SPWING MACHINE AT-
taehments, Neeilles, Oil, &e »\for, any style
Sewing Machine. Goods sent, by mail when
orilers are accompanied with tliecash. Sew
ing machines repaired o* short notice and
salisfhction guaranteed. I have on lun^d the
“New Improved Wee«l” and the New Awieri-
can Machines, on* Singer Machine. Also
Wheeler and IFUso* No. 8. A fin* slock
of Picture Frames and Chromos. I have
the Agency for Barnwell and Orangeburg
eounlies for the sale of the “Stewart Manu
facturing Go's Singer T*»cbine,” which
claims superiority over any other Singer
Sewing Machine. I can furnish, on short
notice, any style or make of Machine «U-
•irwd I am also Agent for the Black lock
Fan Attachment, which *ua be uaed oa any
Sea inf Machine.
B J Hammct, Agent
.. ■ 'J* 'Mu
SEED cor TVS.
My cu»*ow(er« will lake nolle* that f a-n
now making op m.r la«t nw'e <>f *ee-l eoit•»
for ike season, -a if you have any lemuanis
on baud bring them alifug at awee.
J. S. SurcK, Agent, Barnwell. 8. C.
GROCERIES.
I ha r ti!l»l receiTr-l a nice •••jck af Gro
eerie* otike very best quality. c-*ti«T*tTrj fn
pwn of tke fbllewing. allot wkivh I offer at
ike wry teweat ea»'.i prire* ■ coffee, ffour.
i $.*•*■ O mk m-(a#»(W a**- * * owa- oq|—« -••la 4*aB-l
rice.
J. 8. Sut ra, Agent, Barnwell, 8. C.
* JlSTHEl'E IVI. p %
And for sate at ten ren'a cuk. I grih od
cop-, i an-l : quart *,f.tk(.ia. .uaurr*. oucha.
cbildrro • slocsing*, fmrie I etromos, laoic*
uniriiNmel hats e<-nuter brushes, lair
bniihr*. pirnir e tps, krckl-ices. runttoes
nureery pin- prr dotrn, sisrcb-per p x.icl.
paper edlsr*— per hat.
J.8. Slic.-K, Agent, n.irnwell. S. P.
JUS! 'RECEIVED.
An 1 for sale si five cent* euch. I'.Nihlcr-
toy' hunks, l«s*ls, pint tin buck
et', tin cups, hf**g k-rndlel • p»wn•, tea srd
rofftr caid-ler*. fitm el*, to»r»e ro(i>t».
ph«a.»gr iph«, ebrvMio*. i.*itnn h«-ok*,
looking glasee.-. liu dipper*. i«y wstengy
p>4-*. i in pepper Imxe-*, braeei(t«.
n. t :.g-. In- -i plaa. i< : r tin.- ii u,
pan*, ,ky r«ckrt», clsihrs brn-fies. toy
brooms, egg Iveater*. g trden Xirka, tqy ear-
den rakes and koe* combined A. B l\
blocks coal hangers, potato masker*, vege
table •Iicrr«, licail*, knife •bammer*, drir*
buttons—per dptei, nail l.rurles
cr-mpers, key rings, can
openers, doll’* clothe*, lack
Uanimers, bird cage hook*, blueing—per box,
scrttb .ing bribes, dusting pans, leather
dusters a id bread pans.
J. S. Same. Agent. Bnrnwe'i.S. C.
' 60.
Just receircvl, 70 Dish Pan*, for sale lower
than can be purcbascl elsewhere.
J. S. SHUCK, Agent.
' • * Barnwell, S. O.
200.
Just received, 200 Beautiful Flower Vases,
for sab; nt lOcoute earb. ' ‘ <
J. 8. SHUCK, Agent.
Barnwell, 8. C.
600.
Just received, six hundred Toy Chi.-.ft
Cups, Sauces, Vases and Mug*, at 6 cents
each. \ J. 8. SIIUUK, Agent.
. Barnwc 1,8. C.
~~ ^WNWAllE.
Juat received, a large lot of Tinware, for
sale at the lowest possible prices.
. J. S/fiHUCK, Agent. -
J
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TEN CEXTS E
Just received, a large lot ofXBeautiful
Small Framed'Chromos, nl 10 cetils feaeh.
J. 8. SHUCK, Agent>
Born veil, 8.
TURPEXTJXE SO A I’.
-At the lowest possible prices, for sale by
J. 8. SHUCK, Agent, ,
Barnwell, 3. C.
400.
Just received. Four Hundred beautiful
Glass Butter Dishes, Sugar Dishes and Milk
Pitchers, forsaleaf fifteen cents each.
J. 8 SHUCK, Agent.
Barnwell, S. C.
LADIES,
Take notice that I am opeing the Largesl,
Prettiest aud Cheapest lot of Luces that 1
have ever hadr’ Come quick, as Gfey arc
going very fast. LS. SHUCK, Agt.,
- - Barnwell, 8. C.
LITTLE GIRLS, ~
If you want Dolls cheap com# lo my store.
I have more of lhem for aalo and will §el
them to you cheaper than yon can buy from
oay ono floe. J. 8, SHUCK, Agent,
Born well, 8. C.
J COME AT OXCE.
! am receiving a large lot of 5 aod 10 cent
artirioa—will annumeraio them next
not aoki bofort fbri».
J. 8. SfiUrK. Agrni
Lomwetf,
Christmas Goods.
ClltWTMAS Ot»OW». fg
CHRISTMAS g
I will open a full Hoc of
Fancy Cbriolmuo Ooodn (Q
(Tt
on Monday, 20th Inatnut,
Cali oo too belwre pur- jq
chase.
H BROWN
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Christmas
In addition to my large and
sorted block ol
riiujam «mi mkdicinkh,
I have In atore and offer for tale a
splendid a8*ortn-,ent of
(JbrtMtama Xlric-u-Tlri.c
at Christmaa prices.
Ee sure to buy a present for come
loved one from
declC-lf
P. F. STOKES.
Black vlllc, 8 a
week 11 Afin* *^loy—towimww. nw4aDi
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