The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 28, 1881, Image 2
Join*. fl*»vUMrtB4 PiljKtrtor
LARffl^ OOUHTT
IfitmSl>AY,WLT 28, 1881.^'
Ll«L»ir«t«nlf Mmirett Lagtolal are •hall
nfOM to do *0. Th&M ’who h»ve le*o«d
ob mto reed must hereafter look oUwwtwre
for *upport r. ^
hypothesis that the oomet, which passed
within 40,060.000 miles of the earth, absorb
ed all the fleet rIdty from our atmosphere
saMss dsprlved us of rains.
I* Nobth Gabolwa the Democratic par
ty la divided on the Prohibition Issu', while
white Republicans and colored troops are
■olid la support of John Barleycorn, and
ment Indications are that they will de-
fSat the Prohibition movement by 20.000
majority. _______________
Is Visonia-UM Bsadjusters, under th®
leadership of BrnmlW'
tncveryeottMhntof auceeaaafmtOhs fall
amotion, sad boast that they Mill carry Us
Rtata by a majority of 9U0Q. DmnocrsUe
nomlaattoos feat* net yet been made, but
It Will require a strong ticket, vigorous
■signing and a liberal aiso of lbs tlw
of war to defeat Maltdoe AOo.
of the other SUhao that a day of
giving should he generally
throughout the Uwtoa. and a hearty tele-
graphic apprwval of hla proposition reach-
•a him fh»m all tba Oovemora except Mr.
■bherta, •( Te«*a. who Oocllara. “Mot on
aooonnt of any lack of sympathy, but ba-
oahs# It M not oonalateat with hla poelUtm
•s Governor to laauo’M prnelgtnatk>n1II-
rectfdg religious aerrteea where UhurCh
nndBtate are and ought lo be kept'aeps-
ratv in thdr functions" The abedoce Of
Texsto from ehirch on the aeleeted day
will hot Injurb Mr. ’Potter’s ehanooa, for
the preachers snd cftflich membere of Ublo
u. * ■. * i*xBa' : ' 1 v - -!■=
Tsa OaxiroBPM DsnoMkh* pithily re-
asarkrthat the aeaaoaohavc repcalbd-Jh* * r otn hearty aym'patby wltfi him, end the
thankaglvlng day will be appointed at fhe
moat profitable time, cither Just before the
meeting of the nominating convention' or
on the eve ef the elect ion.
.252
J.w.. which Passed d‘ve Op the khlp, delays are dangaroes, et
cetvra, are* capital
oommend them to i
acqu
TMIOlMrl
A,
tg im I# opening rather
D la rumored that Uon F.
of Rook Hill. Uauteoant-Oov
John D. Mannedy sad Oomptroller-
Oeneral John Bratton. wlU several dark
• rata training for tbs Oubsrnalo-
aad forty-five geatieroao
aa( traliona are willing
to i^remri our aU dlatrleU la Us next
w i
lOprwnaa la svUhmaiy Mmalaad
not travel wHh a lams
foot la the Eighth Circuit, lie mediately
, of lha mentor of hruytoe ha
ly. by
The
battle erfe*; and we
all sorrowful young
gentlemen of our acquaintance, victims of
the bldka, thd depth of whoee affliction, If
measured by the length of their faces, Is
exceedingly great' Tbe'lhortnees of the
ootton crop and the scarcity of breadetuffs
may obscure but they should not obstruct
your matrimoalal plans and nspirtir.ohs.
Bhalt the Weather clvrk wreck your castles'
In the air with all the completeness of a
first class Minnesota cyclone, and break
p matohee that have been arranged In de
fence of oruaty fathers and croaa moth-
era? W hat mailers It If the fields are bare
sad larders empty to "heartsthat lire and
leva alone." Is not John Urivcom’s forty-
five day fast fresh In your remembrancey
Just now there are millions In matrimony.
4n unloa Uara la sticngth to face mhfor-
tineaad 1 hoa cotton md cut a love wood..
A young wile la a helpmeet who works
without wages and la made happy by taf-
fyj A mwMisrIn-law lean angel la dis
guise, whoee heart and band are ever ready
to furnish advloa and sympathy to tbs one
and hot water to the o her member of the
matrlmon'al firm of widen she is special
guardian. A married manta one who. If
’ wins la hla own guBenRioa, his the patent
right privilege of living on Us parents of
hla briovsd-while an old bachelor la si' be
ta lutaodant, a fiddler, a Bute blower, a
tramp or an sdilwr O young mao. ba
counselled la lime. Malt her beer nor pcu»-
Cry aosaa eamlua toTrxaa and U* regions
beyond res comfort you. (tot ma> rt d;
aed la after deys. whee bettor times come
and lha anrly and latter rales fail aed the
ulth ptoetr and the eoarat aed
tax gatherur ars goes aed your hair
by day aed by algbt, tklut
of ua and rej 4aa la kaouleg the! your
la
sa l abdominal cavity, but lodged
•f (be beck Bo auoe
will be
a sea voyage, for which he to very
he man-of-war Tallapoosa,
rapidly prepared for hla am
But will ba aver recover aufflotootly to m
question that time only can answer. On
feturdey lha Pmkfeut had a severs shill,
followqd by high fever, caused by tbs for-
matfiw efr a pus' savtty Urea and a half
inches below the wound and one Inch from
Me surface On BuodayDr. Agnewof New
Tork m&da a sew opening Into the cavity
and Introdaerd a flexible perforated rub
ber dratoaga tubs which renewed Ue die-
eharguof puaacd gave relief to the patient-
-
Political Dvepsmu la a distressing
dtoeaae, tormenting equally IU victims and
ail coming In oontaet with than. In some
porttona of this State which have been
riaadfaatly Democratic It la becoming
painfully severe. Because the services of
their aeotlona have not .been rewarded by
the lion’s share of all the offices of honor
oivproflt la the State Government, a few
Damoerate regartfUemselves as dbfraud-
nt or their righto and their party as on the
high road to ruin. They are haunted by
fee apeetra of a Stato-houserlag ta Colum
bia that manipulate the distribution of
the loaves and flabes aeoording to the ap-
'tUa of tta members and In deflaaea of
wtahea of the dear people. Such hypo
perhaps Incurably Jill, but
v*fi*maaomfortaad harm-
it appointed oa an iaverii-
littoa to determine the exist-
aad atoo the
*• pay their own
the tai
ir< w»
r a Tabs a wifb
> miatotor prlvaiaiv.
▼ u—gay’e Mew a.
Prrahtoei Oarfieid'a wwtfttk«u to U
proved. b«rt here to aUif
Ob Frtdav the fit I to ar
, bq . of OteBavilto, re«Hve4
a btoB frusa a rnuba lha >• bou#
was fraetered aud the Bp rut through
at Jvhu R
■lure Mewa.
The ft ath (toroltaa lUiUoud to lobe
•old tv-day at
I>*et Friday -es tbe b or tout day
kaowa la tbto (Mala aiace |TM.
The tea farm earabltoh—l by the Ag
rieutiarai Bbrnaa. at Bummvf vllto. w
» Mat
la the
funerals
BlgiBril
■u glo
aad vtotally of
yu of alaaa
Dr D C Tompklr
owns 120 sheep, while hto
ry la the p ss — l-m of
ffee thcuuaad five bawd red
geo of fi uM, moatly praohra, are
pad frvm Moo
ftv»afor Butler boa raturaod i/> EW
field from a vtolt to bto old army
friend, Oe« Rnaoer, who to railroading
la Maatooba.
i Thu crop of rrfme la folly so aver
age ooa. Tbe ptotol, pocket knife and
match box continually maha bualoeaa
(or the oourta.
The Dorn gold mine In E Igcficld la
now worked by Mr. Nrablt.a Northern
man, who has opeoed a vein that yields
ora worth fil.OOO a ton.
Mr. J. D. Robert and of Beaufort la
bow gathering lha Aral picking from
460 nerve planted In castor oil beans,
which •ell la Hew Tork for $3.60 per
bushel
Mr. Edward F. Stoke*, of Greenville,
Intends to kue SoHcttor 9rr for 8300,•
000 damages for accusing him of luna
cy during the reoent trial of the Green
ville Incendiaries.
The water In Sandy River, Ubeuter
county, ceased to run on Saturday, the
9th Inat, for tbe Aral time alnoe Au
gust of 1846, the celebrated dry year.
Tbe State Agrlcnltural Society com
menced Ua summer meeting at Green
ville on Tuesday, Hon. W. B. Elbe and
Col. D. H. Rice represent tbe Barnwell
A. and M. Society.
Turf nr peat in the rice fields on tbe
!OaroMoa side opposite Savannah baa
been burning eloce May, aod several
plantations have been greatly dam-
.aged, large areas of tbe rich soli being
bornad down to tbe wet sea level.
Joe Hines, colored, of Newberry, bas
patented a machine that la Intended to
plough on both aides of * ootton row
and chop out the cotton at tbe same
time, thus accomplfehlbg the work of
two plough hands and ooa hoe hand at
tba same time.
the 30th Inst, Deputy Collector
Thomas L. Brayton with • pease of
four men surrounded the booee of
John McDov, an illidtdtotMer to Pick
ens county, aad demanded hla aurrae-
Mtor some parleying Me Dow
to go to Greenville after break
fast and three mao were sent to de-
EdieiUofitl—Rrv. A. Bitst, Editor.
Hvadlug- the
MBtoeeta The Tern
“To Igfiumc a (eschar ig German/ U
ait a mem matter of chafes. Nettkei is
it ka-tmay poaitihn to werk for: if fe
maehed only after long yean of moat dili
gent application and study, and only by
puck jettons whfi are proved by extmli
nation and repeated testa to be qualified,
not alorfe ifi thdir litortiry aducution, but
in their dinposition and managemeut of
the young. First of all, to be teacher*
they rauM pa** through tt»c usual cotir*o
of instruction given to all alike. This is
generally completed at the age of four
teen, ■' Their they must decide, not
whether they shall‘*be'teachers, but
wltethcr they wish to be. They have
uothiug tO do with (he firaLrfhestion.—
That is deeded at Befliu. 7 ' So at (he
age of fourteen .the would-be tcachers en
ter what is known as k Prac parandm-
AnUtratt; or school preparatory to the
normal. They remain in this institution
three years. They enter at once iuto a
study, jind a tfmrocg!f-study, of their
mother tongue. They learn its construc
tion, its history, aud the gems of its lite
rature. Thirty, at least, of its finest po>
enW kr€ they abife fo recite by heart. The
differeut schools of poetry are analyaad,
distinguished, snd the whole* line from
the Aiebthnig gejtiedcr to Goethe . is
nude familiar. They are grounded weil
in all the common anthmetie and gcog-
; raphy. They study the history ot the
world from the very earliest times to the
present They know all the native flora,
tbe elements of chemistt/i wriWal ’phi-
losophy and history. They learn !o siug,
and to play upon the violin, at least
twenty songs. They must also play the
piano—scale sod chord exercises, majofi
and minor—while on theorgaa they must
read at ai hi four voice chorals^ and be
able to play by heart the easier ones in
uke among the acboola. A nd finally they
study the Bible aa if it were a spelling
book, comaiittiiig ita atorh-s, its truths
■ad ita marvels, uniting with k a history
af religion aod the longed catecbiam ever
cb-rrpileH.
Th« woak) aavna to W aaiBeieet fur a
toerhar .aTht pw-bhr ecWis. buf Ger-
mao-like, it ia aaly a beginning Per
three jran they bead to-thu preparatory
work, aad thro at ibe cad they lake ••
viaaiaaiioe aad CO per cvet of them
faDthroegh. It aremv vtwpimiibh-. bet I
»riam ia Mast I’rwrato aS afeltof
, oaly iweety-lto of wbom
he erdral. It m not. Iwwr«rr,
the eftamiaaliwe m badly arat that
a prrrealagv f»tl ■■ oaly a eariaia
are slh.wed to para TV (iw*.
kaowa pfaiia-l* bow asaav M
aad la admit a Ur gar eaaaVv
tbe mad with
jWfitofced * ^ ^
• aala
nation ia Duaaaldorl aaly I sat week.—
Twenty -mat ar two ai thrm were qaali-
fiad to teach, and yet at the end the presi
dent of the examiriMf commialon rove
and mid to them : *100 have passed the
neceamry to*U which prove you fittod*
for tbe work, but I cannot give a poaition
to a tingle one of at) yo«r number for’at
least tbres years.’ And the whole class
departed without a hope of socimng any
place before that time. This may servo
to give a feeble notion of what it incaua
to be a teacher in Gc.-iuany."—To’ be
criitmued.
THE STATE OF SOU 1H CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
_ IK TIB OOL'XT Ok nOBATB.
B/tlT, Rtov.^q . Judffi of rflbatc
In llArnwell County.
WirKkeAtTii^Mrs Walah listii appltodlo me
for I.citor* ofWCD toia'miina oaihevtMotof
rillLtT.NhALOlli:, tote of fernwell Coumy.
Proceedings of the Minister’s Institntk
for the Benefit of Colored Ministers,
H.M.. a ita,.!, o, I,. i«u
18th instants. '•
Hart & Co
HARDWARE MERCHANTS-
South Carallna Ballrosu.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MAT 16th, 1881. -u.
Thaaa are. tlierefore, to clle anil admonish
alfdiut'slngutar the kimlrcl ami creditors of
the said deceased to'be’And appear before
me,' at a Conti of Probate for (be s:ud fount/,
to be liolden at Barnwell C. II. on the 8d dny
of August, 18?l:at ten o’clock A. M., toehow
cause. If sty/wliy the said adminiatratior’f’
ahould not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of ths
■V
-,ie.
Rova. J. A Lawton. W, B Carson
and J. F. Morrail, whitd mlnlater*,
were present and coatrlbutWI gresrty-
to the profitable enjoyment of tbe In*-
stltute by all wpo weru'ftV'httendancp,
while the colored Imlntatere who at
tended In large numbers from thin and
adjacent counties were greatly edified
by tbe kindly Chrlatlan association
with tbefr white brethren. The exer-
rises were opened by Rev. Dr. Lawton
in an appropriate prayer, followed by
a capital address on tbe duties of pas
tors and deacons to • their churches.—
» He apoke eloquently of the lodepend-
,, qoc^-of*Baptist Churches Id framing
rules aml'M discipline for their owu
government. Hf very feelingly depre
cated aby unton between Church and
State, and held that ministers ahould
opt d la honor their* high vocation or
weaken tbelr flowrif for usefulness by
any participation in politics.
Revs. Drs. Carson nod M-wrall ea-
a^ered 'VeTy sstlsfactorily tnaoy Im
portant qneatlons on church govern-
meot, and I am of tbe opinion that any
colored mlnlater perplexed by any new
question that might arise in hla church
8D1 ’ ‘ — '
v-vwxv a ■* ao awaaavsraj va w
in lbtf lO&th year of American Independence.
B. T. RICE, Judge of Probate.
1! PATTI
HAS BEEN RECENTLY THOROUGHt¥-
rjhovated, preparafory for the acoopimeda-
t(0D ’of > ^ * .
SUlWlV^ER ^ISITOTlSf
New, largS-and eomfortVble dining room
and office on Hte basement floor.
Booms large Mrd airy. Attet>tive servants
and tba table furmsna'd with the best the
Ample Stable room and kiteiitive grooms
on hand. -
mm 0a umum;*
Jau2»- . * PROPKiETOR
BIG PAY.
hid willingly walk many miles to
'get Mf.‘ Mctrall’e opinion aa to the
propar course of action. Dr, Caraon
apoka at toagth om besettlug alna-
aperifylagtbw itowottlng aloa of both
raeaaand warning bla bearers againat
iban. (Jolts a nuaber of white per-
•oae were pr«Mor. The exercUee
throughout wire hlghlv Interesting,
aad great good »Ht nwo*T. The rwoet
perfect good order pretailed aod dele
gatee were moet hoepltatoly entenaloed
by the Happy Home and Ml Tatoif
BapUat CSwrehea. The parting prayer
••• ufiered bv Rwv. Mr. Duolmr, who
arreatvsi aad ejected fr- tn'tb.
8u«aa by ontof of Jadgv M-ckry
duilag too prograae of the PeWter
irlaL W. R. Dtxo*.
AOE^TM
XVA .N l l?l»
WE WANT A
llmito 1 numtor
of active, rnorgefc evnvasw-ra to engatfo
In a pleasant wet pr 'tltniHe buslneee. —
Good men will Hnd this a rare chance
Tf«> M /%.IOC MONKY.
8uch will pfran- anawer this advertlse-
ruent by letter eneloaiutf stamp for reply.
alr.th>K what tniar *-*• they have been en-
irmM T'ri None but those who mean bual-
necdBppI* - . AiMfae . li,
tTXITET. HARVEY ACO.
noviaiy* Atlanta. Ua.
I»ra*«*vy I bet by
_ wwd Mlrel.
* ^ • beard af emraeel ybyatotae
«V«aM*a aeaeeaewl toe 4
^tra.IXe e»«el weederfia! ■rdwlaa era pre»
feeed. wtoto weetAeere •••S a wide raaqa
af dMaaaae •bet e»raa*M rtbry r -,>f
ke a' to 1 wef Sek aeey toagSMel, bra
grrafaf saaaervto by eneei .vael heedMfwfi-
rildeeto laAge hi toedMWMieeaW rbet
' Itot •
bf eMaa
JS Oi 440.
BTATE OF FOt’TH g.lROUNA
Orrn a nr vea Cowrf%ni.taa tJasia.t
I'etieais, H G, Mey ICth. InM.
i eaetify‘kel H M Teswrane. el Billie,
lee. AgrM .fT.IK LITERpn<«L AMD LON
•nN AND GLOBE IS.Hi n tX- B COMPA-
JtV bee ree>alied wtto iba rv«|utMlioea ef toe
AH eflbeGeeerai Asraeibry raH'tod —Aa
AH le rageteia rhe Ageerira »f leraraerr
fern See i«e »H leravyraird la tbe toeir ef
“ miS Ceraiiee," tail- hartoy Iteeavr the
••id II. M. Taoertoa Ag-»r afbrwe<d. le
uAt M.k»ae-l traeaeci a I b«Herae > f le»er-
•are to •bv* it.'. »■ ik» reeery ef fere well
IU aad la behalf ef raU <'eai|«ay.
. NUN RtATTuN.
C era a4 ret lev 1-eeiral.
Eapra* Maw* t1«. |N*3 (e-l-'*
to tmt yvara to the
thaa >MH they are
wwrirag ef aa artaral arL-.-i
the swry -ea eub the
. —4 fWr-
•*roy fhe *11(1, Brayton and Batier re
rd the b
■Without
Me Dow fired at
■wkh a
yemf.
Tbe
of ail the sera i
4sMfclhoj fe m yedagagiee. They ato
uelj raert aed Hedy the aw^mitraae ef
abudrae aHuaily brfuretVra, aad hrrorae
iharoaghiy irakaad wash every. ttoraghr
aad prianple af Oarraaa edecalroe, b«i
with charseteritoto ped’aaditv they aar-
*ey lha whole laid ef edaraitea hark to
the very bnek of prv-kisturic lirae. They
are latrodwrad ialo a history af aH the-
great efforts raada for pope hr laatraetioa
among the Chiarae, the Ketoars nations,
the Hebrews, tbe Greeks and the Ro
(■ana p they study particularly tha pro-
frera of geaeral culture—how naan he*
rioen iuto this realm of joatiec, of wia-
don aud brotherhood, bow natione are
,butided aad perpetuated, a comparative
study of peoples with and without an cd
□cational system, an! than coatingfioally
down to the age of Prussia, they embraoe
the history of its school system from the
origin lo the present—its leaders, pro-
motor*, biographic* of its great educat
or* and a perfect familiarity with its
method* and ita objects.
* And still with all this they are not
yet teacher*. I followed the class of
twenty-fire who, oat ofei|hty were al
lowed to pas* from the preparatory into
the seminary. At the end ol four year*
of study, which was simply staggering,
these twenty-five passed a second exami
nation of several days in length, am)
came out of it with their number reduced
to seventeen. For these the Government
at once provided positions, in which,
However, they were not regarded ns
teachers, buf merely as candidates. Can
didature ia pursued from two to five
years, at a salary of abowt $125 a year.
Af the end of two yoniw candidates may
pass their examination for regular posi.-
tions, and at the end of five they must do
it or drop oot forever. At iho end of
two yearx this class of seventeen agaio-
assembled, some of them burdened al
ready with debts made neeeaeary by the
mcagreaeaa of their pay, but out of the
whole seventeen only three were auccera-
fal. A class ef eighty eager to become
teacher*, bad dwindled down lo three.—
Again, the Government at once provided
them with s’ationa, aod ao at laet they
had reached the goal and were add reseed
as Herr Lehrer oa a salary the first year
ef has thaa $250, and which sever, as
ibe _
_ • e# Me toUow.re e-if
to IfiaJ r Miutbeuow at Fort
■wrevw M Oto Skfc.
»Uy. toe hM. afew HKtonBy. • New
Turk Irtatmu. e^-4 li
aa4 toeaawrdrrer wf $4
bMtod al Fast famaer. N-w M-kHv . <ra
Df Mbcviff Fvie (fenrt*
for btoor at Gaatla (tor-
«*••. New y««fe, aaraafe the awpply. la
•pita of toe isige arrlvate • f imrat
ffrooie Tbrie la aa or tor f..i PM uraw
at fit per wee*, tkal eaaw t to race
of taaea paid by tfe
. . pf Texaa, aad rvoi ydwk
lor af ffavw saaraaid agalaet e*l
by toe rirewtt cowrie of ito
law too etoorwd erteaoi lorn*
Nl Osb. who killed BA Atetna | a
A*Unis, bee to feed, haraeea ar d lake
care o( fifimuive la tbe eoevlct temp
fbte te perkape tSe Hfhieet >>b I* th-
••••re. Mill It te by ao mrwue a
oaa. Ed. Ooa wsa a aoavtct |
aeir. wbeo he Ml lelo bte
troubir>awd bad tbe maoagriueoi of <
number of them.
THEIREST
ALL
LINIMENTS
(mUAMAXD
lanuMefai
n te
r it.
Dean Btaniey. bead ef the Eetabltap
ed Church In England, te dead.
A dcatructira cotton worm boa ap.
peered la Egypt aod te couauming tbr
erope.
.Bmalfpox la epldemio lo Saint Do
mingo aod yellow fever hM appeared
lu Cuba.
Terrific beat prevails over western
Europe, and the crops are withering In
tbe paiebed fields.
( Stanley’* expedition from the west
coast of Africa Into tbe Interior I* mak
ing slow progress, owing Lo topograph
ical dlffleultlee.
Duilng a grand parade In Tar is on
the 14tb lost, the gross took fire under
tho feet pf the soldiers and was extln-
gulobedTjy the watering earta.
Switzerland and E-tstern France were
shaken up by an earthquake on Fri
day. Bella were rung and furniture
overturned, but nobody was hurt.
The Russian Czvr is getting braver.
He has ridden through the streets of
bf. Petersburg In sn open carriage and
proposes to be crowned at Moscow-
shortly.
Tbe death sentence of Hesay Heir-
man, tbe Jewess convicted of compile'-
ty la the oaaaaelnatkLn of the Caar, has
been commuted to peflql servitude for
life. At a recent meeting of the Nihil
ist executive committee lo St. Peters
burg, It was resolved to give tho Cmt
a final warolog.ooupled with the threat
(bat If It was unheeded, he and his pig
headed advlaera should perish.
A Santo Fe paper says that kbere fe
realdent at Guadalajara an Individual
having a scaly greeu akin, exactly like
a vlpet’s, which be sheda every year.
It come# off In a alcgle piece. Be has
do hair OB hfe bead. HI* sister, who
died a short time ago. bad similar pe-
culiarttlaa. Toward tba dose of toe
life tote viperous akin encroached oa
her eyes, so that sbe eowfcl oaly see
tb rowgh a earrow apartura The
Into overbs—w hot bnxj .
arw kaowa — "■
MEXICAN
at te'
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6*.ntlmi
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laiiw ot pala a*d Ini
lalbm. Ua aSVHaapun nurarai rmn ■
IttoBnMet rrallM ara aqaaliy wonU
MUSTANG
iteaeat la aeatled by aamcboOy in L
arjrhoaae. Krarydaybrtnsa news oil
> ■■■■y mt am wtewM asaMfwkpaml
lautxliied, ot rtowlte i*«rtjr. i f
latorml, or a ralwwM* liora. or oi|
I mt««I by tbo hoaUiis power ofthla
LINIMENT
I which spocdlly enroa such ollmenu o
Lum human elkmu a*
J Rhawntatlam, Swalltoga, Sllir
IJoImU, Contracted Mnaclca, Dorm
land Sraida, Cats. Hr
| Sprain*, Polaewsna
I Witags. Sttmaraa, Lai—.
| Smrca, cleora, FrwatMtca, (
IVtpplcc, Caked B
id ererr terra of cxi
land dr aid a, Cnta, Brniaea andl
Bltea and
icncaa, Old I
, Ckllblolaa. [
laora Nlsplca, Coked Breoat, and
(indeed ererr terra ef externaldis-
leaae. It heals wnhont sear*.
For the Uxun cuatiom It cares
•|n-alnf, Swtnnir. OtUT Joints,
. Janndar, Berneee Soree, Hoof I>U-1
I eeiee, Foot Bot, Screw Worm, Scab, I
I Hollow Horn, Oorateheo, Wind-1
I nil*, Sparln, Thrnsh. Ringbone,!
loid tores. Poll KrU, Him npanl
I tho Strht and orory other allrae:
Ita which the occupants of tl
I Stable and Stock Tord ore liable.
I The Hextean Hnatamg I>Intraant
■ always enroa and never disappoints;
| and It is, pailtlvaly,
THE BEST
OF ALL
INIMENTS
FOB KAN OB BUST.
■•ylfi-ly
» SCXE AOENT^PdR'
f ' 'A
WHEELER & MELICR^OMPANI’S
TlfRESHERS, CtB AKERS'AND*
.BEPARATORS:
THE ITHICA IIORSS'RAKE.
BALDWIN’S FEED CUTTERS.
BUFFALO STANDARD SCALES
AMERICAN BARBED WIRE*-
fencing;
> .■« «
GRANT’S FAN MILL.-
CENTENNIAL COTTON GTN.‘
Up Day Paaaanger —Mail.
TLrkTrWn conneet* with Train from Co
lumbia at Drauciivilla.)
Lenre Charlwiion
Lenre Columbia
DmOrli title
Mid wily **
Da.ubrrg
(irikhnut’a
I! lick villa •
Klko
Willislon *
R’bite Pond •
vrftrdaor ’ v
Montmorencl ‘
Aik en * -
A rriye Augusta
Down Day Pagsenger—Mail’.
(liasTrain connect* with Train for Colum
biaat branchville.j
14
• I *
• 4
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14
44
it
44
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9.06 a m
6.f?(l a m
11 35 a m
12.02 p m
12.10 p ih
^2.lift p in
1*06 p M
1 -22 p m
pm
1.39 p,.
1.61 p
2.12'.; m
-.24 pnife
3.20 pm
Leave An^uetv
AilmaC"
“ Montmorencl
“ IVindaor
“ White Pond
Williston
•< Klko
•> -lUNtovlHs
(iraham'a
Bamberg
Midway
•at*
i •«•
T7T
'■ “ Branchvillo h
Arrive Cbarieston
Afri v* Ctdwmbin
xtauT ixpixm -Ur:
LteraGharleatoa
I^At e Itroneh r ill*
ka*vc Black till *
ArTtvt /Jugusta
Dowx.
Leave An gnat a
Leave Itlfickvilla < ■
Leave llranchvilla
AvnlC ('hmrlo-ioa
rtkiaeele with sight Trains
fills to aad from Col limbi*
raaiunv »vn *cooaooo«Tiox—Ur.
7 66 a m
8 66 a m
9.06 a m
9-28 a m
9 40a m
9.60 a m
9.67 a m
T0TI3 a m
10.3G a m
10.60 a ra
11.00 a m
11.3t) a m
1 •66 p m
6.30 p m
10.16 pm
2.10 a m
4:<»1 a u
7;26 a m
7 00 p m
10.31 p m
2.(k-. a m
6.36 a m
at Branch-
Leave CUarUatuo
L4»v« BUckvilla
Artive dngueta
G.lVa
k *r, .
6.311
Trai
TUB BKOWX 10TT0X GIN
6 20am
MVpm
7.26 pm
Dcwa
Leave Aago-ta
Leave ItUcknlle
Arrtvr rberteotwe
('eaaeeie al Rrooebfilte with
aod from Colombia. _
Th» day klatl aad aigbt Kxpve.. trair ra
raa dotly. The eraimmi 4oi»ao trotoe raa
doily, vaeof* floodoyv Bterftog ears om
all tbe oigbftraraa. <>• Oraordav* aad Swa-
davt rwood iHp Uebeta or* sold lo sod frara
•11 -tattoos ao tbo reed ol ana irm rla— too
ter ttoraoad trip, f d till Man-lay omy, __
‘ftoooo: 'MSfwtev WMVtoH flekri. «rv aeM
team oil molten* ot 4 tenia per mde to rannto
wtp. uoboso ore g-nd to ten day* k> rmovn-^
it c. AUJtn.o f k? s r
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AUgaAi Fiwfeui jUfife.
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i 0- . Jaw SI, 1*01 f
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316 p. m.
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fCHOFIELD'S ConW PRESS.
Fek ax LB:
Gin DrinUtA
Smut Macltiuo*,
Mill Pickji r
IVtltiiijr (loth,
' Bolting Wirf,
RiihLot Belling
i— *“ Babbitt Metal
Mill Stones,
I
Com ShcUcni,
Cotton Bcrnis,
Sugar Cnnc Mills,
Hubs, Spokes, Rims,
Axles am! Sjifings.
Full Lino of Foreign *hd Domestic
HARDWARE,
CUT1.ERY.
GUNS, &c
rara— ibi-Sad
X-.ir.a4 ran
tbbtta-o-H-H I
teteHto
(Oto.
Mvaaav u. FLajii*a,
, _ __ Ceorral SoporiaieuJent.
J. fl. Dtr*w,
Uwerol Poor eager A grab
M E WAY»
BLACK TILLS. S. C. f
Hart & Company
'■72 CHARLESTON, S. C.
Just Arrived
-at-
Chas. Pechm aim’s
A New Stock of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOKS
—AND—
NOTIONS,
and a lot or
Fresh Family Groceries
IX MT—
Bar Room
Can be fround the finest stock of
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGAhS
Ever brought to tbe village.
When you come to Barnwell don't
forget to call sad see me,
Chas.JPeohmann
WAYERLT BOUSE.
CHARLESTON,& C.,
GEORGE T. ALFORD, Manager.
R ATKffl-OO OB PKIk DAY'.
Ibis favortto