The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, November 10, 1881, Image 2
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10.18H1.
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^ GArriitii,"t dSiiwsuiWioil Frencli »*
vmH, hcu di^oTcrcd i!ihi tli« wiliva of
thu human family i* a* poiarflou* as tho
venom of the cobra. \\ o have always
rc^ardoJ kissing as highly dangerous.'nml
os the aeitjoii is at our doom when chap
ped lips abound we cofntncnd caution to
all who are addicted to ((fculatiod.
The New York Financial Chronicle,
pwsildy the best authority on cott-m,
thinks that the present crop will be at
least 800,000 bales below last year’s, and
that cotton will command at least lt3
cents per pound next spring ind summer.
In June, when prospceis were briglit,
'.he boTs sold cotton short for the fall
and winter meuths and so far have been
-Mit io ko*'p-p*i«a»«.Uuwa^ -A apiiiig riac
will ilo Southern planters very little good.-
IVIciMtM und F«r»ol Tot»arc«*»-“
Tbo uan of Tobacco was a Capital
crime UTOtipIe of eeutoilea mro, both
to Itusst t and Turk-'y, and in luily nil
persona found gulHy of taWli>K snuff in
church w*re excommunicated by the
papal ball. Button A mu ruth IV., In
the brgtuuiog of the ergbteeufh cetitfl
harp to tha moat woftHjr.
ten<f*T fi our raadeia an
draw hla ouptUl.
rwvatll ,r ..*1. J ih. Ttf »'• •" I nH»rt«wrra, ami
peo^llar atyl< ^f t ie o(Venvtllc bf felwbM|jMR«itjQmW the w»nta of
Imp by reintniMoir them that ilia ptSTa* the pe<iy|a I w««a rabbled t‘« |oau about
avology of that utile J turaaT holt' not fWd.000, audit Nrrr>igud from ymr i««
yet hc^une cmaneip^teil frma Uie lln
go caught by Ita editor dmtug-lila «Ll
bcrlatt aMon. . . . •
fia rirBKTnwa cr.i.»:»i!i.,ti< , *v«
Vaukea Uoodla' came to town
From Voi lluvvii ceielavitioli,
Wuh trump ami drmfli- ; "
And Has* rmt flung - . .
And Civic llakfatiorii. ' ^
Yankee Doodle Diiodlg Do', . ^ ‘ v>
V ah k ec - Dot irt le Da i m ly, . •
The natairg lads, tnvuigh mostly Unjs,
bell pledge in besraud biaiidy,
4 [TMtifTkOfL*.
i
Dirly Doodle left the Ray
Where Pilgrim Patheis laa'lsd
A baser crow > i. < .
Ne’er passed rovipSv 1 .
Since hlackguftNs first were bandied.
Yankee Doodle Doodle l>b,
Ya&keu Doo.lle borijiu, • ' *
Thuir soldier-a name i«put to shame
W iih the lillhy Dili before’em. ‘ I
[Carolina Spartan.
year ten |»e;r Cant; ^id ut thin t}m« I
huyo not iiii-ri* than IIv- tlinmuitid dol>
lara^buf.ktinl It fa no with all who had
iiioiiey to |nvcn| In bhadn and m<>rt*
ffttgoa. i us AM why ho withdrew bin
niplti^. Btitd Re, din* ponies who giro
Yflb mongagen pttyttwfu.up. J ctnild
mil help vxclulmiin*. and lMn In the
rtitmiu why you can>i>>inn ^Ito Maine
fawl' Frointin* startlcg j-olyt. 1 was
enabled to aeeount. for the general line
himI of . ph,. city.—
N'odtly ev-ry tionse appenred to. be
jiint reptrlmf nhd pniutHil, and I know
of no cliy of eight. thtMinanil iunabi-
WB»h in tha Unitod StatesAvlilch haneo
many genteed nwldetiCM an Augusta,
Maine, and ynt ihetv tire no very iieh
pel nous there, nil are genteel und doing
well. As to tho business part of the
city it has grown to solid gMnitp and
brick block* o^. iliice and live storied
high sines t.bc prohRdriou law went'
into operation ; before that tbs place
was occupied by one and two Moty
-Ymrbs
iirttc wtre , n'ymf "et.'Rigv'
level ppblli _
To Dikies pleasant bordcis,
We hrtpe uu I'lrust,
I» nnknu-jAu’Mini,
’Tin not tor t rod i n w orders.
Yaukix Doodle Duodlodo,
Yankee Doodle Diriing
Lei's grjpjlbe hand—a brother band,
And iiotbir always snarling, v—»-
pVldsM StQtmrl.
I
ry, passed a law no-king unnIT taking
J unUbuMu by death aa well as eui >k
ng. Tho tuulabiii'ijt for tbtt lliat
liaised . fT nao in U uaiu was tho loes
of a oiwe ; If c^iivlc*a«l three time*
death wae ihe p-nal'y. Cut In epHeof
allaucb bgiaUlton tne cuatoiu of in*
dulgltig lu UAxuaio throve apace. Au
brey w«ya that II wold for He Wright In
efltwr hi Oiral BtPftte, ehno H was
maliily used In lh* form of snuff A
aioiy la twld of » iteb old auuff lakrr
who lu her alii Wfl wlllt nwh l-gsey a
•"pound of g M, d rcwlcfi ♦•oeff " wtidi
el a een l *- - 1 iMegioud**! •
•tula of balur*. N*pde<>ti Ik-uacat'e.
JN-V*. V Hall., bieeia, Mkd a rtow I ol
webea t«l> L.l.ka Welt gvloltous *«' ff
Ukrta L*,rd Hw«wi# approved rdem k
Ir g. asd Ike k a-U jt l"«Ule »d lit u-teb
Hienatuer. IfriB Ibeiwur g IU lull-
Ue tkm !•» Ib« I*e»ewl. k*se b»u tU
Ifcuaawiw- Is Da <bf»be.-
Tsnkee Doo<lle, I bough ae’re poor
We II treoi y»u like » neighbor- —
Te feast or •iKk* .
With all mir inixlit, . .
W'iiU boillcor with sabre.
Yankre Doo He D-xidte Do,
Yankee DooS'e Dan ‘r, . *
lu least ur pray ib« hteJaag-Uy
Ywu'll fad ut Olwaya haw I*.
(.<4Vrd/* Jf»Aro.
Tfea « mmmit ^edellwg-
tuaww has— >» •
u tbe fet«*#* •• »ai*it ta p.l.i *u
fy g-« I aderf •taWeMaa.l# -bo( •• a B*
bet w**^» *ba l-ran. -4 • »-»
.•evaai ». feu •• f •« t ». • -w- S
> vf Ika <v*»<y. I bat
Yankee tKwullr kaS muV
t>S •: >l» •lea' and ub dee.
Hr Hunk* II I-*-* la •irvtrb hi* v»«i
w,.| ;>aauai and arbuader.
Vnakse Ikaudle Dwdle Da,
^ IkknlbS^
l*» •irlnapa ana jay a« • Tanl fl«y
And •• laf<r nb liwlwtnkl*
AV.
H • f- lioetrg from e tvbUapMffafy
I * 1 iih-d on» .
Y a .I»» Iw—ji# dmlfmlnao.
lane •—a >• 4«wb mm !
IU It prwa* la *«* 'bm* awnaoee im •
Y •*%* « I|l M.lfn Oa,
Y U—S * 4 *4 ■
H* u j •• .a me e. ee iVewe k«lbM yel —
A baa •• aaana. by fmgm
wood, with hero
mu
thore It InUk
bulhiiiig, und Ihvasatofes nfo nil doing
a good hUBliiVbssn I psyb ggood rents.
Here is a fact which goes a long way
to prove Mit* busiuet>a prospeilty of
Aegustd, Maine. That the posti lTltv
fncidtie* are greater than any other'
city of 1 Igbt ibooraihi iohabitauls In
lh« Uuilefl Htaies, a fryt* deliv--i y oT all
mull matter ami thw ofllee does U»^
Uim a the mail buelneae uf any chy of
leu thousand iahabltants in thk coud
try. This fact Is sunoupitbl* of I’ronf
If any one g<tubka 4* Ain>lh< r fwatote
of lh* dty showing ita proepeiliy Is it*
« hui< lice. Wliblu a lew years there
has bees built a gr.n.De Omarega
(hmsl Chnreh building (la* replace an
uM.Wuodrti u0* lof On* tb.lbio an hi
o Cturr. alaoa C .ltrreaU«l t'buicu of
Mhk ' no Jem tiotblc «yb) lu tb*
olaeo of aa wb» Ymudes aspe, an I the
V'diaries aid First fcfdt^&urcbr.
have bers rHg'wYaleel .abTpr* Seat 1
Use appearance. Both of il.m*- Htardi
»-a W»|«. la goal ••filer asd would su>
ear* lee* TTta wM^I at a Urge sailajr
.4 in -uey It the
•dbef
9h . Late
1 *.4 wnfatiip, II.I
tw*u Su U lbs coaa'if thfl
|MY* f# lrlit;4 -on aUMe f. 1*0let Urn
nuJ all of tbAe ta
»V. h Ktede *l«Ke M
Is - ** • ff e* aad It ai
• the .*.14 g» .1 >U-
II'. turf tegbtl
IV* '
•a t It « W« I
in'** f ft •* fi e^nsm !w
«a^ bme •* I gfvy v*»* » t »•*% **a»
p •*. *ed I*
d«am>*w , a. , ». Wk 1**1.
Tk. Rede «4 tar Km# e*i
«* the rat ej g.«a • e#« tfa—l b*
• t« . «d *»4 It* fn# InU'W af
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Ts* .—•« l.«*4»
W TV aw Warm#
t • tw •• ►ab r*m
pesaa, v*a fr p»» ^ans* if
a«as mm-4 i*» •* ••# I f eerb
n«W 4»*a« . anl'i^ h/ 'a**-*
a ** >*rwa Wyatt aaa*n*b. gi-e*. w*.t
u«e I -# IV vw.t» W twee r*»~<* *»
!•••« *ab**« b •*, tf *« aaib e»« a
I Ivgt, a»> vb« tas>«m*s-f IV «* %• • f
*■*4 1 V •4e*wmdbf .b'a***a IW*
1 md W- «b r-t-vn 1* 4 lb* mm*
IbeA IV> a*w t-*j f t 1** a**-*
i ts *a* *
*b«g *4 |f f«*4 - ka r*f*.r<*l W*
1* b »e* **• Isrv »«r» b.«b* g.
••m . «r e>a#anf*esvy • •* U»-»
*%r***t IS r«t**> av« 9 It —•*>. t.A**W
**t Ownl'f. V-l od b»Vr «»t »>nwd
kb*«» aa^*.nl»A»l aurreval-f p*
e»Wb*s. an I eo—asaded M lw t«« 1*14-
S**n M *e«l an Ita b*a*fb uU • p> »»'i •
la tb* t*l»t*Stn ‘* tv rx •**»J On*
• vik t*** V*c n*)***!* •*>• f*t< la tb*
•J t«* ss-aebdae *1 b 4. iw*4s
e «I IK#** *i I ai. I* J Ites'Ske,
<W■*>*»« ^ l#ei*gN*e •-•**•
iy. as save as* Aaa 'he f*wpAr *4 hen
•«*a*tj am 1* *fy ash «*t*ab»iaf ntl SS
it* € ..*.»y~ * . .
t'V* **4 os-* wf b *• * k*» apSVJ *p
N e w.r*** »• Hb*> fb« w*ary. adrsry
«*>• Ab**4« n*n* «4 dsn eg
•h*at«a *«*4*f«d *y»na nmt Ai*a at N
. wry »*f l*» • na* .4 it* l#e*# dmjhe r*
« iw ewmet Idv . *s4. it aeM*Mt
tha etat
•n»S that tha aj tilt cf tha ataints u,
that so matter If a part ha vUibl*io
•me mao, yvt f; mluln not, be seen by
another dha —gjytaliy tear, and to
!•• hot a roorvulmf w, : „p,>o^li muat l e
In OMCh a pualtion fh.it h*I who are near
eu«Migh can see D\ The Juty found
the defendant guilt
An inclplept Are lu the pin house of
Mr. James Htoke*, of Oraugehtirg, on
Thursday uf h‘*t week was Instuntly
put ouk by exiiugubUfJts uiUubeii to
tho englue.
List week a,whits orphan girl, nine
years.o|d uatjed Ulttyuijh. nuwHi. ward
of ilev. Mr. Attatv iy, of .Wllllainstob,
was hutlaged wnihf on a vlntt toUreen*
yillp county by lk>b Williams, n njpgrcu
Upon tils discovery of the ctium. WU>
Hams wits arrested und lodged In the
Wtiltainsiou guard house. He w»*
-|fl entitled by the lit tie'girl a nd confess.
ed bjs guilt. A bundrerf-''white und
colored meh quietly took him buck to
Greenville and haugetl hDn. Colored
men refused to bury hts body and It
Was interfsd by wh/tes. Tbe coroner’s
verdict whs thi^ ho was banged by un
known part lee, - • r
Pbi 1mm is alwaya a bfhlNI I rail af
chamater, wisuing adiiiiritiotrhy its
*aaaA^^^ ..lift. k ..■ . ( , a^^^*
ro»m it ia a fa«i.a«u, M that withoal
whi h so good work can U d*aa. Thai
ttouiabsf patienoein the avctHp-'cliool
r“ni-. ,ira usm -ioud, wo cdhW^.MitiotW
teacher u< ed be |u’d ; .ami w-u.d'y tho
niorc'canecientiout ami nyuvrely nuxioui
fur tho sdiolar'a impfoveuent U tho
l(-nclter, tho i*»uro toinptutiou to impik’.
tience from fltt^tlullifcs or wiifuhieat or
iic.’Ugeyiec ot fho pupil. ’t • '
B it the eaflssst aiid ^Ithfulltoechcr ia
also iiiielliieut enough to know tlmt more
or lies of the-m trials are iuevi'uhlo ro
lung u^clivklren are clil'drci), cml net'
pieinatiir^ uiea uiirfwoinuu. . Chililhodd,
with its proverbial freedom from eAf *'
^ .* .it '^1 . ii**^ ** - .4!
\ m»mm A gala.
a aflMal a Uig
1 sail* M<, km*? laocttv*
, 'dka .laH*(.M!pt««a. N*
yalfiass or Medici*** did kfr Hat gv*l..
.•ha aga aka hrgaa lo-SM (Up Bit- f
ELKO. 8. O- R. R..
tcr»whW*akk rfal *k« OHMW
feel* young opal*. alileH.gh over ;» y
cl I. We tliiak ihrre W so other Maliru
year*
of .'sgara.Tobacao, Caasod Gaadt, Oro*
carim, Fata Wioea, WliAay* r Bras*
dn-a. Alva and Bar asd oak* a ah ire 0
In aka in Ibe family.
E I,—Jearncrf. , -
..-Jfcjft,
A U<|y iu l'n>»iJ*u*r,
fiieiieral mevra.
gors hsbl lu tWelV^States
crnpnf ihe Gulf States, It Is
sal^l, wllf reach 150 000,000 bu-lieU.
• The whisky dealets of Misslaeippi
pay sutrually a piivilege tax of T'ilb,
o°a
Thlrrr-one divorce* hare ben grant-
e l i:i T.oiu.V^n cuurtly, Alubtrinii, ttrtr —
year.
Bathing the face night and morning
In weak axlt and Water will remove tab
The ttlal of Oultenn will oomwence
on tb# 14* b ivt.. uuleaa tbeie l»w s fur
ther |»< < 'aif* , OeUief»t.
The ci'ttofi fartorlew iu fia 8»qth
have, elnee *H* gar, |H*i I as average
•ttvMrrd of Si 1 2 par Mat.
The London TW-a vrw there u not
a penny t*» the n- dlt • f th* ( .•nre'lrr
at* SutfM la Ikw Lank ef ~ *
StCbaW.
rew<*. Urway.
of Jaso'iy. IMO. wl.B* f)*wry
twklng «*rs of hU ;
a«m. Iweb-ew siq«l(u*L
TV L*n| (Mk* ai Await*. T-x**.
hwa ls<V<1 MW UnJ reel'd*«tea l<* (A a-
•via
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MOTHERS! MOttttthB ? •’ MOTMMI'.!
Are yon disturbed 'at night and
broken pf jpiuir rest Wn sIck cldid
[twittering andcrjlim with the •xcrml-
allug pain of cuttTng teem ? If ao,
go nr noceoind get a boflle of lYHli.
WINSLOWS BOOT UiN(i BYKtlP. It
will relieve thejK^pf Hi tie suff rer iai-
merflstidy —rfepeml upon •It; them Is
public patrosapa, aa be is raaoivad to
M(it>% hia fricuda and cuatotucn.
octiO oin
naturu'ty heeilc'S, fifpetlui; soiwtuuHs. m *
uunrisojiaViTc and willul :
te.eljor 1 woul.l, w
pie-wililo cliiM
;i ifi+Hiouate, ii^oa'Yfl'ject
staid, cool, calculatiu
fossilywd manhood ?
Give us the children, with all Mu ir
faults, tlu-y are the mure promKnrji ma
terial for. our labors, mid they 'fill'' al
most iuvaiiuli)' respond to patient, laith-
liiI tiainiup, and politic.(Ji.cipltr'V.
steady i:iij»rovciueut und
with
ulliiuate suc-
inoreover, nuisifested
cess. Imnatieiice
by petuhuico and shatpuc-s of word and
lone, ui»iii(ly iuciria-cs its own anuoy-
anie-i, wbi'e the'>C'f-conMpl whx-h pa-
' litwee ttivCW"Rafcdvea 4ntL*.<ba cccasion
farmimbAeiae. - **■' , . ’
tUiUleea aft? likflx’imbingplasta whose
tcnduftcf ia upward, bat tlwy muAt find
some anpport in order to r«se. Tt.e af-
aboutit. There Is not a
h who has ever uM d It.
1 •11 you^at once that It
he bowiN. Hj|}*f give rest
,iiii*l relief and health
I, operating V,k« inaglo. • It
nfCctly safe to. use In nil cases,
oirrpKasimt to the'fHste, ami is the
piescriptlon of one of the..old'St and
best tei^ »le physicians and nurstmin
the United Sjntes. b.)IJ everywhere.
25 cents » bottle.
Gr. E. Steadman’s
Real Estate Agency.
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Twa Iraci* ,>( U»i*l, iO acra* cacla rattan
► improve
w loaH MttoHVaaa Bhakvilla fccia^mlw
t< (-Donate unture of a child i» citMlanily
tbrowing out ka irudriV lu l'»*Yen >.u
rome suv who may help it lu r*ajha ita
a-pi.aii uis, and to jisMUdstili it kkoner
chug than C» a |Mii«. - st, »o|f’-vM-riftc - iig
teacher alT. ia a I rue kci|er Yrtkajusag.
Uui .•-'.ildrew are •ooo wjr l|rd by raid -
se«a aarf berfulnaw*. No laaibav
for a moan u'. f-rg.t. h.»*e(cr il.al
•« aionva
Oa* tract ••flaa.I. .VJarvea sac aad a Inlf
mil*. froaiAVarAvilla - *aaw ffnuaa Hamit-
tagosaoM*. •.ell water.
fWoa BtraWrYltc, a arrileaieai oa »a«>»,
welt wator, *#raa‘ary ••ortaiiluiuga; j»' acOM,
wi’k 'A< acre* uiwlrr fcaw*
tlwa trad mt Wbaeve*. oKuu SSaaava
fence. % ici'r. tr..m WaikrWfe.
• t»«ctta«gIn T>*ah| b’.rk.ille,
H^ata^Aw t*. A. B .hiiawiaiaa A
FRED- VON SANTLN’S
FANCY £QQS3
-'And-
TOY BAZAAR*
. ilEADdCAUTERS t'OK
MailiardV-Clwhfc Cunfcctions, Ihoco-
^ lale rrei’K Gamlw &c.
BKAVrim.
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1 SUIT.aDLE FOR
BirfUifav aid Hui'a^ Prcsenis.
Cltilfren’s • arrlages, Telocfyedes,
JTJUMLOBPUoar Cgaita.
.■rv.
T'
liubl^er GockJs,
svew .n •
Ckdhing, Rurtkas, Rubber Shcnttpgs, Ac.
IAI >(• KTREirjV
< U ii-K-.umi. K. « .
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Land Enryeyin^.
The andei ahntMl has iKsnaod to Kra.
•i,i|e and a |>rei>are,| b. •!•• a'l woik In M*
Paav—Tfl‘l aiTiail la nit utiIIb In Hrta aial
<* Vw«>d*w«iaa. A C MlS-dU*.
■snail dm
South (arolina Railroad.
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•a) alniafl
»ywNL lUinto nlikM
r few. nirl the* M*fe«t«s4l
Ov*s**
V-t soar
*.M>k Ve-«Mt«l<
stoarre
Lain work at halt
fate*, lea' ti g the other half fv-f tbe
i tl,or paper. lu s*MHF*o to our |h r-
•unnl UMat VteVife wr a, ot b*f r« tbe
* •utadaotouvia at au up* n •< —1 n of
1 Lib Bjui 1 «n 1 wtre IUt.-ue I to in-at
cotliUv’tivlj and atteutlve'y arhile we
made ibra* sut-m.nta tkoumWi Oor
Jaaoo V. George lo-lint absent at Y >rk-
Uiwa, ih * IkMid d« ft trad actios until
btaie un. The Bjurd meeta t o the
h b, t h >a the question will be decided,
asd au they ure all fstr-mlsded, hon
orable gentlemen, who hove tha Inter-
rata of the county at heart, wo do not
think U ft quires a prophet to ray what
their dcckdoo wHl be. We claim only
u Just recognition—noihlog more—
and foci sure wo will receive It.
••f ih*4 people aa
out pr> Judltf* to
A gentleuuiQ who has closely ob
served for many years pftst the yields
of tho crops of "the different years, saya
that a dry year Is alwaya followed by
u year of good seasons und very, flue
crops. The year 1851 was a dry year,
and in *52 there were good rains and
line crops ; ’61 was also a bad crop
year but ’02 wits a year of plenty , ’71
• woe u dry year but lu ’72 there was au
abundant harvest; the mouiorgblediy
year of ’45 was folio .vol by good talna
and a flue crop year, and bo of other
years of which he reraetnb-rs. This
would seem to demonstrate the truth
fulness of the argument that drouths
in the long run do not materially less
en the products of the soil, and gives
At least some weight to the claim made
by some that they are even blessings
In dieguiae. These observations, our
Informant says, at o correct, from which
every one can at least derive some
comfort Just now. IT next year Is not
on exception ur VMl aeaata to ba a
T gtoiral Ifetf Of nature, - we may look
forward to a good crop year.
Itt^rtvii ut. XoV. lat Itol.
/.'•/dor /Y* /A ;
to the Mtrra which 1 wrote vow from
U«t.,Q I,tat Augu.t 1 lotesd*! toglw
a truthful dcavtipti hi
I met them, alw without
afate facta •« far aa my • bacrvatlon
• xierdeil, and In doing »• T w te am-
loua to set at tbe truth regarding th*
great ebaogra that 1 noticed wiib re-
gard to material comfort and pros
perity nin- ng-t the common pe«*ple.
and I attrlbutetl their linprcvetl condi
tion to th" prohibitory law with regard
to sale of Intoxicating liquors. Mince
I have retunjctHiojiwJ huve been ta
ken to task for Btating\hat the Maine
law was a success, ntkjl la- anld - that
the law ia a failure Tn all rftipecta.—
This atoty to repeated by tbe lotereated
ones who say ibut the law has killed
hublDess kherever It has been tried,—
Now I propose to give the history of a
city with whtvh IhaYe been fatuHlar
since my childhood. For fifty years I
have been quite intimate with the lead
ing business transactions of the city of
Augusta, Maine, the cupitol of the
Btute. It is my native home ; amongst
its business men were my own rela
tives, some favoring and some o[ pis-
ing tbe law, nod I had a good opportu
nity to get at both sides of the ques
tion, and I will give the result of all
arguments, pro and con, and let tire
candid readers judge for themselves,
and I will first statu objections to tbe
law :~The city of Augusta baa not Im
proved lu population for the last ten
years, or since the Maine luw went in
to force, and again a great deal of cup*
Hal has been withdrawn from Invest-
menu* and placed elsewhere, and with
this showing wo rest our choc. Sec
ondly, I will state the other aide: We
admit all they charge, that population
baa sot loervaaed ami that capital has
.withdrawn from bivastmesta. To
the Amgfftoff that the rewaoa of ao in-
Amifetr wwton foet'Hy la to V (rath
la t-fcoitvoluw l*tr the
fact ui log Company.
Thru* Uaw-a aa uiU- ti Uarlay
aowu Is Abbevuic aa Itt any ptevloua
year.
Ibv. Ludua Cuthfert has raUbR-tisd
a *t"MUi oaw mid two mllea from Atkeu
and Is doing a lively trade.
A court house issue of the lhtruw-ll-
Bluckvllle type u likeiy to agitate
ilatuptoa county lu the next campuign.
Ctd. Bo) ken has Ijproducud 500 lot-
migrants Into this Blate durfbg the
fitonlsJMifc
The enginca and machinery for the
Obadcaton cotton ated oil mitil bavo
been received. ——
Gen. Motse pxttblted nt the Sumter
Fair a hug that weighed DOG pouude
gross.
There are 490 patients in the State
Lunatic Asylum. Seven were diattiira-
ed as cured last Saturday, , ■ .
W’hile on a deer drive on Filikty. Mr.
L. K. J. Zugler of Orangeburg acci
dentally shot and killed himself.
The Chariest*
on-the7thof December and continue
four days.
O H. Wilcox* of Lawtonvllle, has
raised sixty-one and u qt
of corn on one acre.
An unsuccessful attempt iras made
to blow open the safe .of Dr.'O. B. Ad-
dDon at Brunson last week. .
Mr.^H. Wyman, of Dry Swapnp,
sold ten thousand pounds of home
made bay In Varnvllle one day tiro
weeks ago.
Hraator Galjlard and Representative
Thomas ot FairOald have come out
ssfoarelj la favor of tho repeal of the
MMq% ureal
I quarter bushels
8att#Vthwnlte. of
ll.l.OcUar-f ah
marttr«| and aMtb-A,«a. (ki lb-* w*d
dt«j day bis m -’h* r-in l«w »si I to
h'm ; -f hop# that y<*a win t<* *>.lnv
«# s«* m-H* f.dlira la th* fstatv.** -My
.Wr Madaia."" bo i**l-U -d. -f
you tlmt tbla shall be tbs last.
A Kentucky rnodi-h.tr r-tB *fa was-
• HM* l-H* >#d with wateimelosa tnt«*hla
vtilngv on elm ion day and caowlit tbe
colored votrra to a mltn. Bis livakwoa
•liHtaoced ao far that be emphatically
denlea having breo to ^be race at alt.
Strategy and watermelons will win
wary time when the colored man Is tbe
object-worked for.
When you buy cashed frnHa or v-' ;-
e'abtes examine the can closely ; are
that tha tin is white, nearly the color
of ailver. If it'ls gray, do<Jt touch It;
It is lead and polaroi. D rn’t buy fruit
In cans s-ddered on Ihe inside. Solder
contains lead, and, with the acid of the
fruit, forma »u acetate of lead, which
is poison.
Mr. E Jward Richardson, of
stppt, Is the greatest cotton raiser in
thu world, and has amassed 1111 Im
mense fortune, now estimated at from
815,000,000 to 820.000,000. He not only
raise* cotton, but glue, spins
‘ *li
mfiTs as well. He owne some 52.00(.>
Herrs of land, and last year raised over
12 OUO bales of cotton.
Tbe Deadwood maiden ii sometimes
vivacious, never sentimental, and al
ways frauk. The shades of night were
railing fast as she wriggled a little
ciotvr to him and playfully toyinz with
the lobe of bis left ear, said : “J’vo a
favor to ask of you, Ferdinand.” -Any*
thing that I can do for you, CUrs, dar
ling, you know IM be only too happy
to undertake."^ She changed to the
lob* of tbe right ear, t'*ok another
wriggla ami went on: “Weil. then. I
want you to lenvs off whisky straight
fers whlls awdtry tot —d 1
Aikea )<>uka expressed
hanurred tka
-Wkyr
Taroat
A Coufilt, CtAd or
should be stopped. Neglect frequent-
ITr." Hla
ly results in au incurable lung disease
or Conaumptlon. Brown's bronchial
trochee are certain to gfva relief in
asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh,
consumptive and throat disease*. For
thirty years the troches bavo been
recommended by phyoMans, afr I al
waya give perfect satiafoctlon. H •■>
art sot new or untried bat having
p *0 © 2 -j r*
>■ m. v. o s_w
2 *1 s r 1 ^ "E
w o ►
i f # |i ? itll
» . • jt e
P :
haan iMlml kv wlds nad
for nearly as ■
• otlre
W, 57 A 59 MARKBT STRKKT,
UU.RLlt3TONrg.Cr-
P.O.BOX 17C.
(•epl-Qs
ami rjm,
"’AS
•iM*,’
your k-MMW live HU 1 pay
e**kt any ww* have mid
d-lkiat* dHaptltcvst ? itatmply wodirJ
kka Imm-naUiy. *
It waa a WiilfetiiM girl witu asked
•‘\Yhv U It that two »"uU. a«M»d Is
tb.* impenetrable mystery <4 tbetr na
tivity, II .a» by each therm the ocean
eurretits of existence wit hoot fetotr to-
atlnctlvely drawn together. Mended
and beautified tu it's aat-imllaie'F stem-
bic of eternal love r That la sa easy
one. It Li bi-cnuae flour la $12 H barrel
and a good winter bonnet aa h-ktli a*
820.* The n« eeaaaclea sf Ilfs muiH ex-
p-iieoco a fall in price before tw* souls
will readily blend in tbe aaafmhated
alembic and so forth. ..
The following Is the experience of
np-co'totry lad who went off wirh the
t 4 paw circus. Hu wrote his fa-
thertwo )et|ers: ' c •• • r -'^+ r ? v , ' :
“Dear Pit—I have gone off with the
cltcus. I shall not return home until
I have m-ide ray fortune, when I will
affectionate son. John.’* *
^•"Dcar Pa—I have quit the show busi
ness. Meet mu this evening st 8 o’clock
at tho cross roads, with a full suit of
clothes. I’ve got a hat. JeRX"'-
buiaffR.’U btolu la Kill Rust Pnarf ^
Seed Oafs fur aa!e.
To Mjr Friends In Bern-
well and Uamptoiv
trra.*U
iris. rt«i*«*B
y • : Ai.iAi.aB
JOBXfe 1‘IU'K. Ua* I Aap 1.
r-vd fev l«s 4«y* m rworv
P.kf Aft.
I take pleasure in Inroroilng you that I
it h, and will Mirlve
am now 011 my way Hiutl .
at Itxi-nwell before th* IIrat of Keptembor
with a cn> (fully selectud drove of supurlor
HoiMln, Hnnieb-mtid PUntatkai Horeoiand
Mules. I will bo piepnted to offer bur-
K-tine and auk my triosda to delay pur
chasing (inlil I arrive.
augiS-tf ITRIAH DUNN.
C. BART. fft STBITX
C. BART .& CO..
J- ' t
Importvra and Wlw^wale Dealer* in
FOREIGJf ANI) D0MESTIG FRUIT,
ir* RICE: RICE!I RICE::!
AUgtoUl rk.vYTigfV Rblir.
Post Ravaa k Uasov* It *11**7. Y
Atai »T*. 0*., Jun* 21, lNt|. /
Oa •■■I *fter Jaaa Xfat. IKkl, taa fek.
feoiiag Mdiedal* will L* uf •rated t.
GOING HOUTH
Lea ve Auguata .1:50 p. m.
Arrive Eilesuia 8:04 p. m.
" Uobbtoa 8:19 p. m.
t( Applet*Hi»•.••••......4:17 p. tn.
Allembde 4:28 p. ro.
“ Bruason .....4:52 p.m.
M Hampfua..... 5:05 p.m.
** Varnvllle 6:14 p.m.
M Nvtnaaece. ..fefitt p. tn.
" Jfeaaf'gt.............7:48 p. m;
' “ P(<rt Royal Ih05 p. m.
“ Charleston 9: ; M) p. ro.-
“ Savannah .9:80 p. m;
•*' Jacksonville .....7:55a.m. •
GOING NORTH.
Leave Jacksonville .7:35a. m.
_ M tfavannah.... 3:35 p.m.
' " Charleston 3:30 p.m.
“ Port Royal........... 4:20 p. m. 1
“ Beaufrtrt... ..177T... ..4.38 p. tr.
Arrive Yemaesee :*.-00p,
** Varuvllle. ■7. - 06p. m. ^
” Hampton........... .',9.14 p. m.
“ Brmteou—— 7:27 p. m
4 ‘ Allendale ..7^1 p. m.
•* Appleton 8:02 p, tr,.
RebMaa........, i,,-* ,ff 00 p. m.
•• -A.‘ ,
Elleotno..... ..9:15 p. m.
AocucHi.
Ttrkn-
•r* • •*
. 10:30 p. ro.
teak ratal* Xu tk a»d Kra fia Char-
Th-fcctatwNra Tart tfe