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TfftnMDlTV OCTOBER 18, 1881.
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Th* United St&t«r Senate met in'ex
tra aeseion oa MopAlj. Senator Tliomaa
F.Bejard, of DMfcwate, a atraight out
l>eu)oerat, wna elected Preeident jira ton.
He ia now Vice-President, i*nd aliould-
Mr. Arthur die before the expiration of
Ilia tern will become Presidents
Governor Wilt*, of LouL-iano, isoadiiB
death bed, without a hope of recovery.
The letest cotton reports fromjhe Gulf
Stater repoit the estimated yield at 375
pounds efaeed. cotton per acre, from 25
to 75 per cent, decrease fromdust year.
The ground in Northern New York
was covered with snow on Mond».y.
Reflecslwwe on the Urarral Bern.
elaae.
The Coort of GenersT Sessions fur this
county adjourned OB Fridaf hot at 3
o’clock p. m.—thm* leaving one day and
a half to dispose of seventy cases on cal
endar No. 1, twenty-three on calendar
No. 2, and enough on the oth?r calcn-
dara to aggregate a total (f one hundred
civil eausea. Of oourae no imprcMiou
can be mads on the coil calendars, and
the rights of litigants, involving many
thowsanda of dollars and many o( them
•heady l^ng delayed, remain nuacttled to
the greet detrioMut of many of our gt<od
ckinaa ; end all o / this that the horde of
and peace-breakers may enjoy
right of a
a quirk traoMt to the
peetieeoary. A hot aepper at the huuec
cfaaaM-Wortker-ie-Maene raise faodt
te betid e ebeeeb—e huheKen whiskey
la wmA do vs the bat aepprv— ■ rseor of
• pmlsi—e Agbl and (serati row —quirk
liM is iks trvsl jserins asdtifw—rw<> or
os ef svsvA aa>d bolisvy onb
bdi. mi an rsponae 'W bsodroda
of dJLrs Is lbs tea payso <«f the n>e*-
ry A ralsrwd kseahii aed bte be<ter hoJl
oof os s t sodu IrvtSfS. Hot oorda t-s
A. Btl'f. M'of-
* fVbe* Meltoo • UooA nwheelf
A good eoeras of study, a lr*t rlnes
heuae, a good serire of tcit-booka, ftne
apparatus, a fuli library, are *11 well;
but neither ol them are aeecetial to a
sHiool. The true teacher’caniee
the school in her cerpet-bag, and eatsb-
lislioa it wherevewsho 'seta up her Kb»* j
neacr,’ whither in the heart of cultured
llo-tmi, in the pine woods of Carolina,
or the log enbin in the Inst new niinitig
village of Arisona. If the school mas
ter is right he can tcocIV a good school
without a school house, uuder a tree,
wherever he can catch ilmjchUdreh. Ho
does not require numbenstor ‘where two
or three are gathered iii the name' of
wisdom there (lie Lord is present, as of
oH, teaching the little ones through hiy
prophet, tho good school-muster. If
books are wanting,- ho can make them
with pen and paper, as young George
■ Washington did, or with- u hit of coal on
nahwigley or the side of a barn. Al'P' 1 '
nMus he may eonstmef out of the odds
and ends that litter any log cabin, enough
to teach physics and the beginning of na
ture knowledge. And if no library is at
hand, lie has in his pocket that mightiest
school book of Christendom, the llible,
which has lifted up whole nations into
thelitht of Kberty, culture and reverence
for the laws of Almighty God. Louis
L Agawfar, dobtr Dickinson, John Paett,
Andrew Jackson Richoff, set down in
the swamps of Louisiana, or perched in a
pinnacle of the Sierra Nevada, could
teach svhool with none of the helps, and
vljuncti accounted the very essentials of
success by the disciples of the good old
mechanical method of instruction For
this is tho gospel of tho day fo the achcol
room—that the teacher with a dull mind
and a conreiratcd spirit and true peda-
pgic tact is the soul of every school.—
iVbcrcver ho iiooa all good things need*
’ul for his help are ‘added unto li'in.'
le can so iufljms the souls uf ‘the lietle
osoi •hat they willytakt up at hntid-
dm« and open their eyes upon the great
world of Ha tors and the grander world of
humna life, aud losaw bow »o atwdy in
the diviBS wniroiMiy what bla may be-
t>ma Ui tvery awakened nuud. Us will
•ce and break sp the »•«(
ndifftrcre. and 8'd the
heaita evra of igv-raM pnreal* wub a
lunging for »•■Willing bittef fur ibetr
children. He will a«en boMa I be serf
age ward pohuriAn in tbe #• lejot Umrd.
iba m-vt atwnrd ignoeamna • Uuan lh»
apia ba*a aot sp i« prsude over if*
lunt mirtesla mi |K« (<*eo«v. And .1
kf hnewena to U air—<kal m at syrt-
nlnbia mmnr*
I ■ iha a gmnine A
l*ad* tost and bnoi gift
I baa MW WvHI —ahr Will <a««b ar'-vwl
•fmm <J every
a4
• dlb«.M
Tte H‘ ikHf tt AHfHilf
Trial sf Crargs ۥ viabrrly, w. R.
M rigbl sad J. T.tJravps hr the Her
der si Alfred
M onua^jwlwhloh •csipled
tbs (!•« »inil Mteuttud of tbs Court for
tbrssaod a half ooOMcutlv* days tho
past wook tenntoatod no Friday after*
uooo bat by a verdict of not guilty ns
to-each of the prisoners.
Tbs pnnlcidare of tbs case will atIM
be freah In tbe mloda of most of our
readers—but for public convenience
wn rccnpltulate them briefly. On the
27th of Juno last an altercation grow
ing out of sotno ue.ghborhood at un'lnl
said to have been traced to tbe family
of Mr. J. T. Groves, the depot agent at
Allendale, as Its source, took place l»e^
tween the Emanuel brothers nod Mr.
Utovee, In coursa of whloh blows were
very freely InteccbaugmL. Roth of Um>-
parties cOncerued bad flumorous and
warm friends In the town of Alleudalo,
and the III feeling thus engendered be
tween the belllgerente rupfdly spread
amonget their reaped Ive adheraole.—>
Public opinion In AlJ^ndnlu eeetned to
bo pretty-eVenly.divided between th©
parties ; the diet]met suces wore caiv
vaaeed on both hides with more beat
and paeelou than was calculated to
preserve the public peace, aud on the
next day, June 23th, thee© wanlngele-
meets came into positive collision—
the revolver became.the arbiter nud a
regular pitched (Kittle resulted In the
death of Alfted Emanu'-l and the
wounding of GeorgiTC. Wimberly. Ae
mmistr prvyudice
•wbbuni eml of is
u inatter of uourse, after the curtain
hud fnllt-n, sad the “Tragedy of Allen-
dale” had been brought to a close, the
actors weie promptly arrested by tbe
••(fleers of the law, arraigued before a
Trial Jujlioe. aud Gapt, Geo. C. Wlm-
beily, W. It Wright auJ J. T. Groves
duly committed to stand their trial be-
fote “God and .tbelr country” for the
muider of Alfred Emailu**L Ou the
arraiirument Iwfore Judge Kershaw
Mee*re. Fred Hay Uatitr, our IndvtaU-
gable Circuit S> liclt<>r. It bert Aldrich,
of Darn well C. H.. O'Urysn and iteggs
of Ad-udale, apiivnrid for (he Htale,
and Messrs J. J. Brown, A. B. Ooouoi
and I. L. Tobin, of Allendale, aad G.
W. M. WlUUnia, of Midway, forth* ds-
foocs.
The flrst wltsesaas o*Me.l were Dra.
L 8 Hay and J. W. Ogtlvie. Tbsew
geetlrttw*«i Uwtlflsd that they attend**.!
Alfred Emanuel In bis Uet Idnewe, and
that bs rarae to bis death fruin lbs rf
of a |4atol shot aalarlag bla body
Tbs bail entered tbs bar* a»»wfW
in. h frem tbs et-ioal e-tumn, aear ttw
lUpbrago , aad i *»v d aaa< ly tbroagb
the body, lodging uodar Iba teguai* n*
Ou*»«lwdvd to tatraet ball; a*
•lib • •ma-l kolfs arrnaa ball.
• hra all. m; t-d to draw R WNb • fuf-
■SMvfb. saMt Was Is j avt ef araell gats to hr
*tb. I Ml} a** a part saw an pistol, saw bla
W. ▼. Basel.
Allendale J tins
ef tbe dtfciralty ; s® Tuwp Marsbal of
Allendsls ; whs at Tbs stdK of F»r®ef
A Hlera; went oat aad saw Allred
Emanuel sub Wlmbetly la tbs shoul
der; stattsd mwar Is thf ; pssssd
Wilgbl and Fred. BmaouM standing
with pistols In tbslr hamts; Alfred
Emanuel and CAptaln Wimberly were
atruggllog at the Urn* ; tbey tore looee
from each other audsltempti<l to draw
their wnnpon* ; at that time I beard
reports pf two idatole In rear ; -turned
and esw Wilght au<l Fred Emanuel In
act of shooting ; turned and saw Alfred
EiuanucJ going In door of bar-room
and Captain Wimberly with a pistol In
his hand; EmauiM-l also had one;
about that time Wrlgbt and Fred Em
anuel bad Qulshed shooting ; heard
Otip'ala Wlmber'y say to Fred Em-
anuel that be could hill him, but h
wouldn't do It, as the ,was unarm
don’t f* member whether kp.jnilil go
and get a pistol, or loud ouj h
shoot v^lth you ; heard a rVpnj-t, or a
pistol; 8hw Oapialti Wlmt.erly flinch ;
turned and saw Alfred Emanuel run
ning towards rear of bar-room ; wne
frying to arrest them ; took all tbelr
weapons. Here Unset, llentlfl.d the
weapons, examining tbem. Wimberly’**,
1 chamber drod ; Alfred E'oanuel’s, 2;
Wright. 4. and Fred Emanuel's all
empty,fcohafiiberii all frevhly Bre*!.—
DkjLiiot BfiejCM|it%ln Wimberly aud Al-
fied Emanuel fire; am familiar with
calibre of balls ; Wimberly’s pistol 38,
Alfred Emanuel’s 38,*AVilgbt’d J18 and
Orb's ttuhe; adow’V dt4HMV-4ba- cailbre
ugh \
•*"y •*«»* a leaaralwm UxA b«A4
of dM bdL bat R gRp^ d uf t*kiag
Utl#v A-4 I. drew k uvt. It* p4.s«*
f -ua » Mr gmaasH lyiag W Ike
a raosa of M«*-«»*a bar-
of Fred Emanuel's, but it woe a good
deal smaller. Theie Is a good deal of
difference between tbe shtipea of the
respective ball* ol Brnltb and Wesson’s
ami Colt’s pistols; was not present
when t he-bail was taken from the Ixaty;
Fred Emanuel banded me the hnli;
think ball handed me Is a C-dt’s ball ;
another exhibited Is a Colt’s ; fcoog-
nix* the difference ; the ball I receive I
from Fred Emanuel was a Colt's ; Dr.
Hay was there when ball was extract
ed ; don’t know the length of time af
ter ball was extracted before ft wa4
hnndel to ms. Hera the poebl <n of
tbs respective parties at the time of
iha Bring was explained. DM not era
Wilght firs In tbs dl. cl-m of M-’ore’e
bar r<>on»; did not see WlmtvTly’s and
Alfrwl Emanuel's pall Kins when tbey
Bra-1; ball haod**d to ms will not flt
Aifreil Eraaourl's plat'd.
Cv«isa-« aomtaad: Wai
saw sbx>'lng . about six ah<>««
wnt Hho ha».
r*l pmaraatoa of Ff^4 Ew-
anuria i-Ut-d ; refusal t» gi vr It up ; I
t>*og It 1 4 •>! d^alaute ; | ik>a I l lua.a
abetber Fred EraoS-od aer.t Into as?
st of a Of aw ; b-ood •«» dlflbrahy *a
g> ttlng n«bef idst.di ; I rsraga® * tb®
ball as tbs ball sc a ~f«e •» > M- ," a*
cuaas | tM-an Is say 'hat l>4>'s MIU
-d a
«jled front the tffeers of the wound
but, who flredthc latal shot? This la
y*et a secret locked up auivogst the
stores of uirsterles In the keeping of
God alone. It la doubtful ev< n if either
of the accused can charge hls’bwncou
upon them all. But moral responsi
bility does not 8<*ive tho purpose of a
Obart of Hesslorrs and a Jury.'The
Btate failed to make out a case.
-Wo have never witne^aed a trial
which baa produced such, a display of
forenalo eh qoeuce orb-gal ability iu
nil our experience of old Barnwell. To
singly out fi-r special mention any par-
Xicular nan nkthe learned oonoei-l en-
vfysM.
Miss Emmie IHUnger was tn Allen
(UK at Mra Fsrmst's; beard tbs
shooting ; looksd out and saw Mr.
Otovra oomlng from tbs dlraetloo of
tbs bnr-room; he was ruualag; dhl
not notice bl* band; bs ran through
vacant lot and so lewd his elds
thought she heard talking theie ; vet*
short tlms after saw blm come out wti»
two gentlemen.
Cri es examined : - Have seen him
very little ; thinks she would recognlw-
Mr. Grove* ; could se« him and was
told It was Mr. Groves ; was tallafted
ll wul Mr. Groves, because be went to
Groves’s house ; badtifcly siea Groves
onoo.
The evld* nee ns repanls each of the
accused was mainly Inferential or cir
cumotautial. Ematiuel waa sht*l: Hi*d_ WJIEKLER &L MELICK
Hart & Co
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
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SUMf.tBfXrOR .
, Birthday and Ho i 'ay Presents.
C lillJran'* ( 'arrl*ges Yelodpede*,
. In and Ont'Ueor (lame*.
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aai.O-Mrg . +m I l •
ila u . •• l»a ba ®
iHw* H a* k*te
Wru»<« ptsa-t wtih SWwtra
tkrt s tramlhfM | n*4al •M 4®
the rartikiMw 4m4M ® M. -
^ i ■j^halitw joey.
SWe-*«# R 1%
4 tit* Vat® era a-4 (■«•*'».
gaged where all vlod with such zeal In
the perforruauce of public duty would
be invidi'<U». . „
Hie U-mor’a charge to the Jury wa"
severely analytical, eool, •chIiu,. cle
uihI btild—a mod*! «>f impartiality, a
rigid exempbllcatioo of the just Judge.
Ime jury were allowed an opportunity
to divest their niluds < f any disturb
ance created by the fervor of counsel
on el»her side, and theca** waa placed
befote them with an enlightenment as
to the fact* brought out on th» long
and tedious tr Ul by *u> tna-urly an
•oalyals aa boa ever b--en heard In a
Court «*f Juatke. Th* y w* r* dlsml-aed
to the Jury r»*om to ;*err rm a plain
duty, and after a bt|«f Interval re
turned with a veriNe* uf aot wullty.
Nor must oar • i.vrgeflc Oievit Bo-
Bettor be passed by to • tiroes . tegoovl
Gaott bos d me bD whole dstf, and 11
awy guti y aua ha* eacwpa*! tu«
U i-ol b®
Weathersbee
L ^ &
Easterling
An* rrcriving R Urpc* mul writ
•rUvlrvi alurk *4 Dnr Cuutla,
lingvnra, IIrIh, ( Duds at-«J
w ho h lliwt aflrf to ibw .
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GRANT’S FAN MILL.
CENTENNIAL COTTON GIN.
Rubber Goods, *
sum *»
Clotliinj', Eureka", RubberSkcetingx, Ac.
U7B44I3IU RTKEKT.
Churlestow, fit.
i
aug2-'>-Sui
Land Purveying.
Theumlersiirned has leturued to Aljen-
•inlnanil s prepartsl to do ad woik in Idn
line. Will Htt*-nd to all calls In this »ud
othtw’unties. J. t>. MiXbCN.'—
auglS 9m
~S. liiebman,
DEALER l.\ GEAERAL RERCHAADISI,
OUAIIXM®. M. C. n. IR. '
Rubber Bel' ing fi.r Oriat MWls and GIm,
Rubte-r I’ocki u f»r Stem, Kcwlnea and
Ma**bin* Oil *>1* baud and for sale at ptiora
lower thaa t'b-irl,-aton nr Auuuelaby
M. LI - HM V if. Orah* ma H. C.
Red Siu-t Fruof Oats la aojr Quantity at
uiark'torWw . auglS fw
Carolina Kailroad.
Mo
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ITM bM by ** Gwawd Jarv kf*. U
ft* Ml rf (be
Im ib« U) ® *ba 4* •,
»y mm «m* k a. rwb
•a tbs laaal niMoi Im iha aaabsaw J
wa Um* a*
p® that bar. mrnmm sp. N®«h a*4 8uw*b
>® fe»»* uar Ibev* ara
i® • L« (*•' • »% prar^aj they raa
bs * sab Med t. tbr 4®y sf lbs k -a, —
k'«rj aap»v>« ®AmJ pwkhs or psl«a®
■waAb-k a Ary ar«®*a« W klartw*. sob
• ik. raujb taMbss fcs t®
•a tk+ffm |a a feu »«a
ifes feof *Sk mm array mf
rr». wk« ewl 4ii«* «u4 lb
n
i a
h as
y«a ta tka iftass if 4
M 4 «Ara *41. tkm tbr * raw
pM’ab. I® i bam <f*(*ua of
Maay af tba mm* akru ta
b lb# Aamraua, Wlrr a feag
trial, si t kmrj ripaa** t«
ly, taras aut la ® a awaataia
• s taolc-bill Again **
hava freqaawtly kaows 4 to ba the care
when asms of oar " brother* sad
ia Uoc4" -at sp a faawtlj row and »*
body get* Jmn, tbey run to tbs tml joa
ties whib tba bleed is bot, aad take out
a w*vvbdI Car ssaasbody, aad tksa when
tbe party is •rraslsd and hound over or
semmkted fur trial, tbs prosaeutor’a blood
and ardor both cool, and he or aks wishes
be or she hadn't done it; will even go
about sod hunt bail for the one they
bate ft as hastily incarcerated. They
weald Hke to drop the esse, but it ia then
too tola. Owr trial justices could do
much good here to all conccrnod by ex-
ereiriag a little tael tod forbearance.—
When one to®** in the hca*. of anger—
the fluid of conflict to take out
unleas it ia clearly an aggra
vated eaee, give the prosecutor “cooling
tho*.’’ Patiently hear what he has to
my aad then advise him to think about
H a day er two and then if he is still in
the same notion to return and he shall
have tba wamat After reflection many
of tbem will abandon the idea of prosc-
and be as good friends as ever,
ih valuable time and money
will bs saved the people. These peace (?)
oAmrs could do mudi good if they would
aKenim their talents in this direction.
Bat for the present Barnwell most
have speedier relief, and we suggest that
tbe Legislature at iu next session alter
dm time, or rather the order, of holding
the Courts of the Second Circuit so as
la make Barnwell the fa* in the circuit
aad tkas gfwt as time to clear off th*
1 saioant of civil htasrnem which
«amaiat*d apoa as. This will nut
m aster ooaatim, as two
11* saahia them to
b«siaam. Lm as gat eras earn
aad ftoa'd they ever gm ia ear
' aa vM rett'a the
pfe mm4 k«>ag m a aa* raQr* si
ami feva to iba
timd Iktmf a.utys
ta tba Iraut. >a U«d « pr «idvora
auus akufe t la U® Luur *4 tbs
pfe a Jus aeuraaty , tba lam I
tbe was** waul wf t® ®u
afpaurt as t® mrnmaftt of l® M at
b*^b lw« u« Bot ryprt
Uat a aarae lb*a^ <vma epoa aa. am
«Lrku«m o#var t® toad aud groea «toik
ueaa l® pr«>pk- '
A itsa Wrm*t>u — MariUga t
■motraotul among tb<- mem®ra ot the
8-*-Uiy of Frleo'to with a* Utils arra-
muoy as all tbrlr otbar religious duties
are parformrd. The young people bav
log fallen la lovaand obtained tbe eon
seat of tbelr parents to the prnpoeev
union, give notice to tbe Eoclt-eiaetio*
Council, who make the needful luqui
rlea and publish a form of banns at the
following Sunday meeting u> ascertain
If there be any valid obj-ction to the
marriage. After these prelimlontlra
tbe bride and bridegroom, ovjth their
relatives nod friends, attend one of tbe
ordinary week day devotional meet
Inga, at which tbe solemn contract 1*
completed without any formal ritual
there being no clergyman and no ring
Without parsoa or prieat at the table they
stoad,
And the bridegr >om says—holding his bride
by the h ind—
“I, John, take Friaad Margaret hero for my
wife, -
To® loving aad faithful, while God give* us
Me.”
No vews to tba simple sweat promlae land
force,
Tat who aver heard of a Quaker divorce ?
Ret Hack 49 Years.
‘‘I was troubled for many yeera with Kid
ney Complaint, Gravel, Ac. ,my blood he.
came thin, I wee dull and iaaetire, cnn|il
hardly crawl about, was an old worn cut man
all over, could get nothing to help me until
got Hop Bitter*, and now I am a boy again
My blood and kidney* are all right, and
aa as aetire aa a man of SO, although I am
72, and I hava no doubt it will do as wall t
other* of my age. U ia worth atrial.
(Father.)—faadip Mrrtmry.
Tally
All persons indebted to me. either by sot*
or open account, will lad it to their intereet
to oom* forward aad make prompt payment
Satisfactory settlements must ® mads ®f*r*
the ftnt ef Q*to®r.
W. H. Hassaar, Willistoa, 8. C.
GuKeau’e brotbse-ln law, Gaorgs M.
Suovflfa, of OMewgo, will -
tferern®. Be will proUMj plead lo
afaw u
I be
tLa feaM pewtoHue to CVratt
ml to-feota*** ea*»4 atoght
a p®4m®l bp • ••***• 'pg.wwt
to
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lamgvhrfh frvwa 6 (*• 1 •) it*.
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Tin am! Cftarkt rvnafrrtMraf
| r? I Kan ran be KasisgKl rW**
a *4 my hhm ta«
II paupds feat fftt
• aa tOa mut .
iku faeR,
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m b ••<*•,
It tuOara It P
uf lO* roil uf kaJl was •
tOan ifas paint ef eaeannan. ll toen*®*
that Usu Pall atf era a
up . kail bauw wOai
bam ewd tW ball; kuttovu tO* bail ex-
trwMed was battwrrR by a»ut« hoi J
owbotoowe; th* p--iat of eau w->wPt
hava Urro Rower if it bod aot struck
tbe apis*.
Tba only p dot of diver9*00* b*
tweao tba treiimouy <4 th* twu pbjal
uRoua wa# tUot Dr. OuUvia waul I out
pretead to any that tb* hall atruok a
bona. He w->ul«J nut any It could out
g<> lo any direction . any amoll tblog
will change the direction of a ball; It
*oe aimoet Impoeelbie for a ball lo en
ter where I*, did wltboutbilllugs bone.
Dr. OgHvi* was satUfled that tbe hall
entered ae high as tbe tiba, and might
bare struck tit* on the projection of
backbone; ball might have vailed
either up or dowu ; ball entered an
luch from spinal column and came out
at upper edge of the pit of tbe atom
acb ; went straight through tho body
unless diverted.
The followiug wltneeses were now
ex^mlped in consecutive order;
Mesere. 0. B. Farmer, Jr.,H. C. Ray-
sor, W. F. Rice, T, If. Johnson, Jr.,
Alec. Brawn, W. B. Oliver, J. h. Mix-
sot}, Mra. Ella Farmer, Miss Emmie
Bellinger, Messrs. W. V. Huxel, toed.
L. Etnaottel, Fleming Chavis. R p.
Bearson, Mra. Rice, Messrs. Ben Lucas,
Jr„ J. M. Gray, Joseph 8«xe, W. W.
Freeman, W. T. Goope, H. B. Harvev,
Lynn Walker, W. M. Bostick, J. j.
Brown, J. L. Williams, M. D. Fitts, H.
T. Farmer.
As there .was bat little contradiction
In this mass of testimony, and our
spaoe will not admit of an extended
report, we eelect the evidence of Mr.
Hazel, the Town Marshal of Allendale,
as being tbe fullest and tbe moet
graphic in its narrative of tbe facts at
tending tbe homicide. We would here
inform our readers tbaFthe identlflca-
tlon of tbe ball was tbe centre of at
traction for tbe prosecution, as upon It
depended In great degree the enlight
en meut of the Court and Jury as to tbe
actual perpetrator of tbe homicide?
Whoee pistol did It flt ? Who used a
ttmitji and Wesson and who a Colt’s f
Was tbs ball produced In Court fired
from tbs one or tbe other ? Was It s
Smith and Wesson or a Colt's bad?
Was H a central ffr* or a rim firs t Now
as'SessTs evidence eeaoodle* more of
ft® Important matter ftaa that of ny
af tbe a Re mere w* have selected it for
oar
todihmloe« bu*alasw(fu«a4 wRb
by Fatmef Ibmsaifeftei. dM eai *~
wY- fcaaft-l tod to Fred Cmawwai, tow
or threw were to U® rarao.
(‘rram .asmtor-t DM oui oo% bolt
emu wet* I. ftiw’t bwuw tons Rows afuu
R ■•■ emtrws«vd Orf.*ra I got l«. Or*era
oaR I bto |n#»u| was •« lb* OMWtel p«er*
nr bureau ; «®w*t ho<*w wtoitor Graews
uwwwi a p®u4 or aal; It tocuatrary la
tbe owtlaanrpa of tba h>wa to cany
cunewak-d weapoos ; sold sothlagt V*
Grow.* stout cuoarwh d •ewp* > tia;
should o<>t have reported tbe fart If tiw
bad s pto'.rl to eRther the Toao Coun
cil or Trial Juatlce; should bars re
ported tt to Col. O'Bryaa ; O’Bryan
Pild me to keep pnawvsinn of tbe pto-
tole; am friendly with Mr. Graves; as
agent I have hod some difficulty of a
monetary character with Grove*.
When subsequently recalled at a
later stage of tb© proceeding*. Mr. Ha-
X I teetIUed that the ball takrn from
Emanuel was a Colt’s ball amt - fftted
giro RoilrumJ ft
We Kate ft!®* aa Kan«l
Kmo^fwI Im’-Im te Knl Uael!*r»»-f
1 f kale fur oaks.
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To My Friends in Barn
well and Hampton
Rice’s pietol os near as any otber.
No w Lbi* pUtol of Ricu’s is connected
with Grov® from Rice’* testimony ae
follows: Rice testifled that he wan
th© assiataat at th© depot and J. T.
Groves was the Agent : that the diffl.
ruky occurred on the 27lb and 28ih of
June ; that be tntoMod his pistol out of
bis store about that time ; that It was
a Colt’s Improved ; that he bad It iu
back room ; that he missed It on Mon
day'; that he walked in there on Mon-
day evening after tbe first day’s diffi
culty ; thajhlie ^ae busy -at tba -time,
but auspeeted where It was and after
wards asked for bis pistol several
ime©; that be got it on Wednesday
evening; Mr. All brought it bock;
looked at—ft and found that it was
loaded; found no change in it from
tbe time it was loaded ; could not say
he saw any change because be had not
examined It before; on close examina
tion two or three weeks after oue hod
no out at ail, the other bad a slight
spot; sow the pistol ou Monday morn-
lug Before difficulty.
Mrs. Ella Farmer testified that sbe
was lo Allendale ; beard tbe shooting,
and on going to the window saw Mr.
Groves come out of small gate and
then go on towards borne; saw him
two or lb re* stops Inside gate; his
right bond was behind bU back—
thought be woe shot. Her bouse ®
over a store; saw Messrs. Johnson aad
All run down to Groves's house; after
wards saw them coming out together.'
| Thought she beard Groves^ wife cry
’leg.
QfOTti
I take pleasure In Informing you that I
atu now 011 mV w«y South, ami will ©rrlfp
nt Barnwell tofore th© tirat of September
wii b a on’ efuily ©elected drove of superior
Hnddle, Harness and Plantatlou Hornes and
Mules. I will be prepared to off'-r tor-
gains and ask my frieud* to delay pur
chasing until I arrive.
augiH-tf URIAH DUNN.
ROBERT D. WHITE,
MARBLE
-AND-
GRANITE WORKS,
M e e ting Street,
[00axxx xoblsxcx's SILKY],
C H .A. It L. KI8 TO N,
june'J ~V
H. C.
Gm BnstlrRi
Suiul Mot hinr«,
Mil! P
Bulling ( K*th,
Bolling Wirf,
* Rubber Belting,
Babbitt Metal
Mill Stones,
Com Shelter*,
Cotton Bean^
Sugar Cane Mills,
• * ■ •
Ilubp, Sjiokes, Rims,
• Axles and Springs.
A Full Line of Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE,
| CTTTDERY,
&c.
to; ■
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Hart & Company
RICE! RICE!! RICE!!!
Ptantere and MsreboaU will not Ira that
ws are aiwara prseorsd to pay l®
Market grloe frvr klCR. or will nsll 00
say ahipraewto they wm
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