The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, January 12, 1882, Image 2
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Hdltor Proprirtor
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THUBSDAt, JA'SXJAR't fit
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fw w* law a^alutit carrylug ooooeal-
#4 weapon* to constitutional, would
not on® agalnat carrying Concealed
ffhlakey be pqufllyio? _
Tbs failure* throughout the Dotted
Bute* ft»f last week aa reported by 11
O. 0un ACo’b Mercantile Agency show
# mateflal reduction a* compared with
the cloeiog wt eke of 1861, except Id the
Southern States.
Atoobxxt In the Ouiteau trial oom-
moncetl at Washington on Saturday.—
Nine weeks were spent in the ezatnlna^
Hon of witpesaes. I*- itt generally be-
lieved tbat-Jba .will be found guilty.—
Rope auapenelon ia evidently the best
remedy for Ms oraakiaesfl.
Srriaui. anti stork law meetings,
largely attends^ by dtlaens of both ra
ces, bars been held In Red Osk Town
ship, and resolutions adopted asking
of tha Genera! Assembly awspplemeo-
tary enactment postpoulngIts enforce-
moLt until greater time for prepara
tion abaft hare fitted the Sbuntry for 1C
Stmo* Fanstmai, of Golletoo, baa
gone on an exodoe from the Demo
cratic party because of bis ardent hoe-
tllity to tha Stock taw. We ate sorry
to ess him go for be was a good man
hot afnoersly bop® that when be finds
hlmeslf a Moses without followers he
Will spssdlly repart and swiftly return
Tbs block law will go koto effect on
the Ant day of April. That ia le«*l
WflTter Oerernor Hsgood or
tha General Assembly saa prevent or
delay la soft rcssneot. T*t we believe
ils a geaersJ tacit onderstaadlns
nosn'y that its old
l force daring
Wo ■** can be great ia ell things.—
have hie specialty F. r In
Basis Charles Pvtiy. rf the
I We Ipertes, is lbs beet stove
epMurr la Ihs gteie, while bis
•#>rt shews that b« woe Id
taker ia fery
yosrweif with four
Chartre. and stkb to your
Cams GCsatss fern, of the Csrll
tie ®dl(oi|pl
with Ihs kladly Few year
•WfSthal wesmyalluampia aa tha
dsad thtogs tf the pssr. aad thss rise
m where
Bil't, EA or.
(Cwatiuasil from Won. Hugh y.
Tbosipsoi/s sbto end veluakls educa
tional report to the Legislators, Nmwm-
beriSHI.J , T
Dr. Wi'‘kersh|ui'l well deserved roou-
taiioD fur losrwing sad ability, his large
soquaiutsncb with educatioual sysfuins in
this country and Kurope, sud his in
valuable mrvioce in the cause of popular
cducAlioo iu the United StaU-s, cutitic
his opioiun to the must rcspautfal cun-
eideiution.
‘ Tho position of tho Natiomd Grtvcfn-
mont has been defined ou the subject un*
der oonahleration. It remarns tu bccKid
that tho States themablye* s'iir.ply paaH
general laws regulat-ing (he work of edu
cation, and ittfCrferoto a very samll n»-
tcut with its direct adminietratiun. The
real power io cducutioua 1 mnttors rests
much nearer the people, tho most dis>
rfnguhhing oharactorn tic of public edu
cation in- America beinj; the local dn-
agemeut and the local-«<£gort of the
schools. . sc'f-goveruiheut,’ says
that fair-minded, kecn-ighted Kng'Lh
student-oi- our educational iuMituiion,
Bishop Fraser, 'is tho mainspring <>f tie
Ameucan school system.’ The Gov
ernment of the Uuitad States consists of
jour distinct centres of political power-;
the gasat Government, whose seat is
Washington, covering the whole coun
try ; the several dtate Governments, with
their reserved powers and duties; the
eowufy gowernuieuts withiu those of the
Btaift. and last, l>w'iiship guverucents,
iwolsduur under that name tho govena-
tnwsts Of all sub-divMODs of counties,
which are the units of our political sys
tem. It is to the hands of these town,
ship government*, these toes) muatetpali-
ties, so dose to the people ax to taadi
tlieir very homes and In arts, that arc to-
tcustod mainly the treiaoudoas rvsponsi-
biTities of the education of over fify mil*
liwns of people, soon to number h«n.
dreds of mdltous. They sre the i»wy*r.
rtwtn »a imprrio of ths American sys-
Mas »f rtlucaUon. It is «Ac«r» elected
hy iho w*srrd«pe who tu toeu-sm Iwcate
and build school houses, provide the
•cbsol supplies, fix the school icrau. am-
pl. v ihs teachers sod deiertnnts their
sularies, wwuwge cwrsusuf study ami re-
l«rt test tMpk*. grmis llm schools—es
tablish high scb«vls if thsv swr proper-
rule* and regulation* fur the
m*s<4li« nl.sli ■#■*»*
rc sod
Thw l^sl^aiwrw — H *• CMtiliy mi fft
Ih® following arss«rong*h# Mrs i4 { WtopU Uvr a fi#h^ of
riant Aomratifiad before the adjoin- Ml.. „^nt rdfcbdie. Wrth the
sto^wma
pnHaut
mswt of ih® I^hdrnum A»r lV> rW .Tm opSi'SEiSiJ^iiiTkKs
10 rt «* U lh « *- ,c of ,or ' , hoy me guih v 6f. wfong. There «•'
Rltofi Ian*, adreithcd rei/tdics fblly wo*th all'
An Act to regahto U» ,1ml i, uk*d for Anm, «iUnon ] ea ,t
|..lno.ot-Kop BU..™. A, writer
An AttontnM An AW fc prtlM* h« h.d oeni.ion u, mtl'j. Bill.™ in
j.nn,.l,m.,.. U w.IfnUt nt.llcWm , c |i m( „ Jj-.,, h .„ „f
10 /.is?? r^l £L ^»»"» b., •.
Ar>ietU« } Mi Wk h>nrf.
large I 'iffvtie® Is hsrshy (l*ea that 1 will apply <•
4 fi. T. Rise, Hm\, Pro bats Judge for RaiW.
well ssuuiy, oa Iks I6ih ilsy sf Frbruary.
1*82, fsr a Inal diashargs aa rxssuisr of the
estate effiamuet Vruimblood. Jsssassd.
W. 0. ATKINbFILLOff, Rxecutor.
janl^-td
Ity, and has al-
found them *4 i>e first cl»M and ie-
lift Is, doing all rhat in claimed lor them.
Tribune.
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st ihe
woman
An Act for the provenfion df eruolty
to aiThuuU'. .
A a A-ct fiw tho better protoctiou of |
tho p<dcs amt wihes t»f ttdtgraph, tdrf.l
phoud md electric li-ht companies.; 8xv>o —A sa'dag
A-h Aet to provide a general rt^ck law ; hea*i ^ a family U the very best savings
snd^ regulate the opcritt.ou* of \ ho aame. ^ttk estalhshcd. The ides of saving is
An Act to punish tiny jtf.raon or pen'l tt very plcscant onO { and if the women
sons who shall sell or 0^^ 0 f tuJf j*,.. j j t nt once) ^ ou |j cultivate
sonal property 00 w^h a mortgnge ..of it and adhere to ilVand thus, wl'W
ftiiv kiud mav u-lHwv..# #i. A a r
any kind may jMtf without tl>e\ritt«u
consent of the ^►'ortgageo.
Au Act provide aitifictyl limbs for
all solcUrs if the State who lost their
legs or emu, or * ho have boon prema*
turJy disabled in their arms or legs du
ring mi iiaiy Hcrvice ia the years 1861-
62-63-C4-(io, and who have not been
supplied uader former Acte of the Gen.
era) Assemby'.
Au Act to amend"sa-Aot entitled An
Act t« oooP,rt« ad special A«it 6f tbdbrr'
poraliou to the Constitution of the State
respcotiiig the liabili.ies of stockholdera
thoreiu.” ' . ; •*
An Act to prescribe the mode of as*
ccrtaiuing the average attendance on the
public tree schools of this State and to
apportion the school fund according to
such uttoudauce.
Au Act to make appropriations to mart
the ordinary expenses of .he Ghvsrn-
nteftl of th® State for tho fiscal year 00m-
mriveiug November 1, 1881.
Ao Act ®e awthoriie the Lenities *of
State normal iosihates to grant certifi
cates sod diplomas of qualification to
U-ack in (be free public schools of this
Slat® ouwrrtora erntditiout.
thus,
they are not aware of it, they would be
laying the foundation of a CofopeUnt se
curity in a stormy time, and shelter in a
TJmety Nutto.
The entire Interest In all Note*, book
Accounts and other evldeocekof Indebted*
nesatelonglng to JACOR H. LEVY, ha-1
log been put chaseo by F. W. Wsgener X
Co, all pe so, s ind-bted In any m%nner to
thesaidi, H. LEVY are JtWrby notlflcS
that the sai l Notes,. Hooke. Ac., are nowio
my poss; ssion, and they will save trouble
by culling ut my offleo and settling up.
LAUKIE T. IZLAH,
Attorney for
F. W. WAOENEB A CO.
Dlackvllle, 8.0, January 9th, 188X
^, janl2-3w
__smi;_0Fwn[ uaHouna,
is to keep an account of all current eY
penses. Whether .five hundred dollafa
or five thousand dollars ere ex peifled an
nually, there is a chance to save bipuc-
thing if (he effort is made. Let the house*
wife take the idea, get upon it, and she
will save somt thii/g where before she
rht it impossible, This is a duty,
yet not a sordid a/.-arice. hut a mere obli.
gatiowthat res’® upon women os well as
metf.- f
GcTHA(ir.ci;s ‘Cfirkwr.—A gentle
Tu* Nanao laooca—Tk® Kd^refield
Advsrtiurr.sa oemmtuteng opoa tha oc-
gro sxodaa frem BkM county, mys:—
'With the eight buotrwd m om theusao i ,
Mgrou® that Islt Kdgclteld daring ChiW
uos week, lbs thing hoa st.pped, mid
many of ihs departed wegrons—ocatt/ad
sadly sal prumieewmsiy frum Au/mta
to AtLata—arwalrundf
informed usAastweekthat he sent a con
stable to leVy upon a mu^s upon which
be had a li/m, and before rite arrival of
ilie vusui/dc the negro wlte had green
the inorfeage upon the auimal took a
club au/deliberately knocked both eyes
of the Adis out b inding U.e poor creature
In an/ thor case a negro, rsthcr thin give
up Ids male, took his koifo and cut
acpps the eves of the aeitnal, eatwing
hlifidnwa. * r la another eassaoegru shut
I 0 / a took and survul it nearly to duath.
I iroderiug it so wsak that it could not
walk when ihs coostoMo went alter it*
I Tlteua are only a fow of the ioauMas
that frequently occur, sud ihs sooour
them cruel wretches ere jmde t> fcel
- | some paowhnsent for thc«r
I the huttur w will he fur
Jouruoi.
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IN THE CvtJHT CX PHOBATE.
By B. T. Bice, Eeq.. .1 udge of Probate
lu Barnwell County. ■
Wiie«RA*, Cbnrles Pechmarm hath applied
to me for F.tUer» of Ail^i|ii».r«>i«n nn th*
•stwe of^Ll/ADETM MEEKS, late of Hire
well County, deceased. £
Tliese are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all, and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be slid appear before
me, at a Court of Probate for the said County,
to beholden at barn well (Ttf'." off the 20ih
day of January. 188:1, at'cn o'clock A. M.,
to show cause, if any, why the raid ad min
istration should not be granted.
Qtvea under my hand and the seal of the
Court thie 3d d-y of January, A. It., 1882,
and ia the 106th year of Ameriran Inde
pendence. 0. T-MCE, Judge of Probate.
janS-td^
To My Friends in Barn
well and Hampton
ACID PHOSPHATE.
Genuine German Kainit
Groao^Srailh Carolina Pholp^tU.
ronaaLiBT-
VfANTO PIIOSrilATK COMPANY,
Office' Exchange St., Charleston. *. C.
. declo 1m -
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W ila.nutwnil to til««• V>««««« wilhaal
wOrrliif tt 11 amt-ln. Sr. -tM... *« M«rrM.nc<,
• '-"I COpH-M. .nj f»l | i1,m rtptt-n,. »r^-> ^tjtlr^-tl.v.. for
.lsiilli,( IMu raririwi of v«**1»l.fo ut n««« 5#—- Ptuu,
truit 7r.o,,olfc Involuohlo Jo iJI. Mitk.fh r-uro I—U
«u(l I 1 ^ - ~— 1._ 1.1 _ * . _ 1 .iuu tu atoA ^ .... K o. . t* —. ■ ^
Will U f .uiw! more reliable for i» tK® SmiA than thore
to. Ww jwkea jtodaRf of
fT«m
Kaul
n In a warmer climate
■ ■■ ••• m wanucr viinMMr. ttm ummv a .,-«v• —(■('*/ — o
iUra # Trarkmen and Markt ^Gar.luufo. ' .'tlqre'S,
D. XI. FEKAY A CO., fotralt. Mich.
THEJBEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB XAV AXD
h.ed tu i>p«
time So
MM
tewdsoco if puptk. and receive and dis-
hu.su the urarary (hat c uteu lute their
bauds fr->m the Mute iff fn
funds, aud W*7 and evAect the od-iHiooal
taxes oecre-ety to keep the mhuol tu 1
rat.oo the desired Worth of
ffharc .We la the vide vartd is such
puuse pin us J as direuily «a the huuds of
the fm pW, aad ovuherewtes, prehubl
ensted it b* so precud wish as much auA. j
tad mmxrm Our schmds realty owe la
tte U thulsouurauseui, Nofiasaatus htebr;
bul they are sluaul vWtly uKal the pms-
piu. tu tWmr pnioie cxpocUf, have toads
thusa Here is ttotr otrengil, aad hsra,
fire, is fireud ttotr weak was
btoeaf.
were fr..m sre>an J Ridge
ry bafvegu LUigu
three uegn
Sprtag Irtim thi
. w prtt»g sud Jahussnst from areffud Jsbu-
stei. sad pffftUulutly frtnA
Phi Ipi —ucfreu®, who bvi^
r*ilread tew no, Uad recklrae to (husr be*
law eatreratfauur, |p>t IrepsAuslj fow dabs
As to
of ll
Chorteotoa citadel atfutre-t tbuffo
mmL Bu aaju h® ho® every uuui.
ou of I
fl
'In I ft form faff y-u
l
A wey frum the red
•o« movtft| off, oe*ther ms thoy*
or drmorsimud ITamaooad is a
pruschev, uho has haws preuslms
ewumry tokwmu K*l*o Fpriog
Pktbpi for many yrors IlsWfWlUl
awd am always a rescml. By
wear the *** * t> r **TIS£MgXn,
I0M BALI OB KBrr
THE HOUtof BOCSB 4*l> UVD (l®l
uruulto tote ua* TowusbtO. Apoly I
too* urtoM Thsmaai®. Wi>.
«L foart
amosswuwmr wapremsa aretwiii »»nv
#* MarwWo.1 h-foeialb- Ibfe of Jeauar
wits am rfulty sufarfbl.iruisof aotwre,
uoimfoal
MEXICAN
B!»ckvllle Mtli tad FMiale Smlniry:
The etifortteb iff tho shore Inklltfitlon
will Im rreumed on tots 'fink Mubday la J
January, IWt.
d Terms from |l SO to fit hn (>er sch<d*atlc/*b
mouth of Yotm Yxxffk, pa) aKt« at the ex-y J
rirailou of aaoh aohofasMMlfoMk -r-
I a At 4 ® mental ffrtalo fS so i>sr ifionth.
I'ebrtl in private fatmlHes /hua is uo te»
it®, 00 per toon tit.
Firryrerttcifiats adfiree® y
' < R It. HARDtN, Trlnfclpal.
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afiRMAN K \VNlT—(Direct Spspfatloft.y" "
PKRDVlAN OUANO-t/nVecl Item tM
Agent of the Peruvian Uffterniuent.} ^ '
FISH 0UAN0a-(6a8 per cent. A nun onlay.
, NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER.
SOUTH CAROLINA GROUND FH0S4 m
PllATii—(Fine ground and high grade).
—ron salk nr—
BERMAN HULW1NKLE,
KF.ltll's WHAB7,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
dselA Sm
J. lei LaCO,
ELKO, S. C- Tt. R.
Hite joM received a fresh and fhi* vtock
of Se^»rs,Tobacco, Caonctl Goods, Gro-"
ccries, I*U'® Wines, Whiskeys, Bran
dies, Ales anti .Beer and asks a shafts 0
public patronage, xs he is resolved h)
satisfy his fricuds and customers.
oetiO 8ra • ~ »
C. BART. J STEITl
O. BART & do.-
Importers aad Wholesale Dealers ia
FOREIGN AND DOMESTICTRITT,'
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. CHARLESTON. H.C.
P O. BOXlTff (eepl-ffm
South Carolina tttllnxnl.
cvANoi-or sen tor 1.1,
'A 2
Mu tee I wtU bo 1 row
ffwlw* aad a»k my frmt
asulftff uuOJ I errivu.
fisxA-a
re uff r hm-
d® to defay p-a-
0EJ*1 DOWM.
t> Dey
(TWf.Xa raue
lumbrn
Lts-efiui cf (sfinto (skip.
I res. Ttee 1
Tbu
Mort^utre’H Stic
Sy tesfagef a pewoe of mte g*ue
iu® Ws
rn MUSTANG
rttuff. te tOfo
T L
®f®rt® ffwred fa a
C AM.ew fau Ittoef
smffdua teh ef Je*«
towfa V»
1 tear Hr
Itofu-
ea
T«® tor*. Mveo or ten thouaaod col-
toed moo, *^iauM aad children, more
or Won, who bav® goo® West from Our-
oktoa Lhl® wtotor did so solely with the
hop® of loding soft plooeu. Politic®
had aothiof to do with It, for they have
ffo®w to a rml hot Democratic State.—
The feao® |®w was not th® cause, for
the toovvmaol waa loltl®t®d In lb® early
fall, but lb® deulre to do hotter Induced
tb«®B to forsake th® old cabin home.—
U®a have b®®n moving since the lime
of Osdn, ®ad will beep at It until there
I® no plaoe to bot® to. It would be
well for th® frl«ad® of th® immigration
Bureau to aarwer this question for
puWlo aatiafaction. If the colored
brother, who I® popularly supposed to
b® eaUafled with hi® peck of meal and
thro® pound® of bacon per week, will
not ®Uy with n®, how ahall we moke
tha •tranger aad foreigner content In a
load wbon beer la ®oaroe and pretzels
unknown.
Tba York vlll® Enquirer tell* of a col
ored aiao who disappeared seven week®
ago, having gone Into the wood® hunt
ing. On Saturday In a lonely place in
Lb® wood® hi® body wo® found sus
pended In a tree. Hla coot and gun
were lying at the foot of the tree. The
theory of hie death to that he bad
chased gam® of soom kind to tbto tree,
which waa hollow, and tn bto pursuit of
It had ollmbed the tree, loteudlog to
support.himself by a projecting limb
with bto light hand while rem hiog into
th® hollow with bto toft. But It toevt-
dent that while thus twinging by bto
right hood to the limb, an 1 hla left In-
oenod In the tree, the limb broke, &od
hto toft hood wee 00 cooght in the
tow
>• retwti^euue «r «in®e, Ut
them Mek ba<k ia<o aa ege f Uoikacut
as a*4» es tore Are* re lire pa*. aad amt
tt he «iU ®Ugw le pseree, tad uwh (ham L ka(u iu the
ee I t®nly totov*. 1 be great rapahlm.
will d». (tor ouly hop* of sunuff ffau
aw, tietsuca u ie rare lire sshuah, e-.dlhr
oely •»_, te ea«e (to kI-«^U u i«
lfab(ea sad Uil ep fU pe*^ir *.
■w «
Kairert* I
of re*wr«aia«epa tire e«rr«ge at-
aou eo lire fore pwto-« * h«.U of
iLu hieir, ewd (o sf-punra* VKe arheoi
10 em h otter, “
1 The erWi ueoeth eto.il ruouet of
teem; Ktoul da}«. sod >W itot oumtor
•hoii to lakrn ee the atat of cuaspuUirae
ia amiUMlxyt thee ., ra pe aitereWu of
eftcU pupil b *.oe irc« pub k pchoole of
Ibis Scmre' Apprormi Itoc. *Xii 1881.
miiiil fi|
RTurelTon to ecforce the pro
visions of »h>r« Act:
RuU 1st. To lod th® srerage atlaod-
of out sc bird for oae school month,
add the number of paptls sitendiog each
day sod Bride the sum by twenty.
Rale 2nd. To find the arerag® of oae
school for one school year, add the aver
ages ax found by rule 1 and divide the
sum by the a umber of school months
that the school has been io acssio®.
Rule 3d. To fiud the avenge attend
ance of a school district fur one pebool
year, add (he averages as found by rule 2.
Rule 4th. To find the average attend
ance in a county for a school year, add
the averages as found by rule 3.
Rule 6th. To apportion the school
fund, divide the proceeds of the school
tax by the average attendance of a oouo,
ty as found by rule 4, sod multiply the
quotieut by the average attendance of the
several school dhtricts. Tho products
thus obtained will be the amounts to
which the respective school districts will
b« entitled.
Bz Happy.—It is the easiest thing
in tho world to be bsppy, if men tod wo
men could only tbiuk eo. Happiness is
only another name for love, for where
love exists io a household there happiness
must also exist, ereu though it ha* pov
erty for its clow companion ; where love
exists not, even though it bo in a palace,
happiness can never come. H® was a
00 Id and selfish being who origins tod the
saying that “when poverty oomes in at
the door, love flies out of the window/’
and his assertion proves conclusively that
he hxd ad knowledge ef lot®, for un
questionably th® raverae of the axiom
quoted ia nearer th® truth. Wbea pov
erty oomes in at th* door, love—true
love—is more than ever inclined to farry
and do battle with th® enemy. Let th«®u
who imagine themselves mtoHlfibk, before
they fin 1 fruit with their imvou! diLv*
‘ their hearts for th® cottaa A
ft BttJefrrtoare*#*, ora
lb® way t® e ftoud ot »uu
ia a ko— ifft—d bj the otonfo
. •
> *ev> in« reave, esevpt
fart 1 tot th*
jCutftg evgrreie eere ell fulcra
tto nateoi (wattoow—ead
vote-rate pei-fde tore veery
s it treat—of (wwi
wwalte
•mi th® emiy rawsedy w
Uiabfa re to riftow (here whh
omJ udmtesfowa bmmtm afawra
la efatreg Ua prepostsaw of ito
da*, howafer. aad ih®4 M is
•t ft® *ftte, w* d« out wreh to h®
et.wte ee ayferete lo the gmag of the ®a-
gru®*, or ee Umaaoieff their *
!■ o®r opraio®—®hh th® ti
Ua feehnse tewsrek tWre—Edgeftvld
oouwy c old lore reany (hoeexads of •#-
Ie® la* tor,S to faftteea® »to aeto C
tee*. Ooreh to toad* a/ Mr* • « hara
KeaUaaM to toad® ** Mr* R>*eaae
•a® West to kretee a® •Otrem Prme.
[ leeM/ See ■«vm. ■fare
Unity
.—Thar*
Tue Habit to
•eerealy snythiag of*
toe young rutn than that he
quire airly the habu of reffalar applica
tion lo eoare pureuit. Many paraont
wlw sre uot of au mdolcot nature lire ®a,
frore day to day, fraiu mouth fa moutii.
from year to year, without aceompTuih
ing anything Worth IrLule. They wonder
that others are suctnasftil, and Uey are
not; that others prfonrtts and they ra-
maio sUtiouary. The difficulty with
them is that althouiffi they are no» par
ticularly averve to Isfoor, they haTe never
learned how to work to advantage. They
have never formed the habit of regular,
systematic application. Desultory and
merely impulsive efforts are attended by
very insufficient aud unsatisfactory re
sult*. The first requisite is to kaow
what you want to accomplish.- Have
some purpose—some plan. 1 Then see to
it that the sun doe* not set on a day iu
which something has not been done to
carry forward that (fen—to promote that
rc . Have, so far as possible, regu-
ra of work, awd bt no light inter
ruption interfere with them. If you take
a day’s recreation, be sure that on the
morrow you promptly resume yoar work,
and give to it the benefit of refreshed
strength sod renewed vigor.
At the and of evary week regalarly
review your work. Consider just bow
much you have accomplished, if yon are
satisfied with what you have done, it will
bring you a feeling cf repose andooateot.
If yon find you shooid have done more,
then make sore that the coming week
ahall show an improv®iB«ot on the past.
Finally, tot nothing—ao matter whs I—
daunt or discourage you. Glory k a
resolute and iuviuciblo will.
If all the youag reeo now coming on
tho sUfi would scrupulously observe
tbeee nimpto instruction*, what at in-.
of sooesas and of hippmes® there
h®.
’ M Ifo® lafo pgf
®A Utr M~W»• jea
laaaVf tek. IHH
JaalSiJ
t
THE STATE UK SOI 111 CAkOUXA
cooinr or earn well.
By CWUs J. May. I
for ito sofa raa
TVoey towr/W l
it to*k
anff ftfiy eeats Sftte riteen payment
Ttoee are, ttotffave. ia reqvire yea t®
eftmmee ttee eeM Sifoeitset ia to **4 appear
tofereme to my etiee 1® Bareavll ea ®Mur.
fay, Ike Ifttk -ley ef Feknrery. A. D. 1182,
el l8e'ele®hH., leaaswer u the
ptolftt. or jfttegmeftl wtll ke gives •goioal
khe ky defcell.
Uirea uader my toad aad tael at
well tke 2'Xk day of December A. D 1881,
a J. HAY. (1. s.]
Trial J retire.
•V ATX MX XT.
To fftnnlnx » bales oottoa at tllO • -®71
Cr. by Cash is
Balance due ....... $44 90
To Ou DtfrnJant, John F. Crete Inf.
Yoa will please take notire (bat the *ui
mona ia this action waa iaaued by me on Ike
29tk day ef Derember, A D. 1881, and ie
kereaitk served upaa yon, aad ia m lie la
my office fa Bark well, 8. C.
0. J. BAY, Trial Jwattoa.
JUlStelW
W, P. Hall... President.
DbJHt Julizh Ravknel. .Cbemlet.
W. B. Chisolm Superintendent.
EDISTO PHOSPHATE COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
MAXTTFACTT7BXB8 Off
EDI8T0 ACID PHOSPHATE,
EDI8T0 ASH ELEMENT,
EDI8T0 AMMONIATBD FERTILIZER,.
EDI8T0 GROUND BONE,
AND IMPORTERS OP GERMAN KAINIT.
Special broad* maaeftotured to order.
Car lead torn dot leered free oa hoard
A»j quantity delivered free o® board
at Cempaay'a werts. .
Jt. 18. B. »IX> APT,
Traeoarer o*d Geftorel Ageai, j
A* offireJ. R. I. glee* A Eeqj.
joalXIm — ,
HICE - H1CS f 1 m'jSTTi
»•
w«M fa Hte fa aeM la Urea k • (
\ at Fete a • y < «•- rt.
ALL*® J. Wl.'ftOM
la ratli tag frum tfa fterwretei
aft a® PAm w A |y aa a/x: e»e( ef Ufa r aerl
faff ftetare ate my W| tfaua effelia I fa«
brave*■ e far* fa .11 ifa larnm wf tl®
tteoofa luff bftesr ffair.mqffw oo I Ua* Me
r-eteerUftff wfo> ad aali- i- tfa 1 **
a4 tfa utel me ft. I an* fa tfa .4' u e<
Airereji J.
tteaerehraank, ISMt. fa vs®
J. JeOKTSINOKH
NUItVKYOU. WUUot. m. a®. C
lai
ell 1
deeTJftm C
MARTIN KEELER
prepared Ie make mod mead keeU a
fa tke tom reaaaer, ef ik« beet molerml, eod
et rafter eoblerelea
deo®»-Sm
NOTICE
1 will Mil to Ufa k Iff heat bUMvr on Batui •
day, lilh day «-f January, issi ooameao-
inff at 11 o'olook. at my ®Ublee la tha town
of X lleodaie, 8. C.. 1$ or $0 head of
and in u lea.
Terine of aal*: Note pay. Me on th® 1st
of November. 1MJ, without InU-reet, se
cured by mortxra«eon uniuoumbered ra.l
estate If i- a.lble, or If not, oa the stock
sold and eouuffh of «*( n*-r perishable prop
erty to mak the debt i>®rf«-c , ly eoCura -
Fartire desiring to purchase sooner navy
do no at priva-esale on the same easy
terms and at reasonable Off urea.
W. V. GILL.
Allendale, 8. C.. Dec. l»th, 1881.
deefifi-td
LINIMENT
AAra
na • .m.^M
WfadOk Camara reai K
oXffa cmera n » e («. • amdl
W a I • a a * . • WAOra emtel
Atkea
THE BEST
or ALL
LINIMENTS
roa max os biast.
G-. E. Steadman's
Heal Estate Agency*
D I. A C 1£ V I L. L. 1C fa. 1
FOR SALE.
Two tracts of land, $0 acres each, one and
a halt miles from Blaokrille. No taprove-
menu.
One tract of land. SOncrer, one and a half
ailes from Blaekvilte; a new Frame Dwell
ing on seme, well water.
Oae tract in Orangeburg county, 15 miles
from Bleekville, a settlement on same, good
well weler, neccerery outbuildings; 5Uacres,
with 25 acres under fence.
One tract of 60acre*, about 25 acres under
fence, 8 mile* from Rlaekville.
One Dwelling fa Town ef BlaekviUe, froot-
fag 8. C. R. R , eonlninfag 6 rooms.
Two lots fa same plare in a desirable loca
tion.
Alee, VThrasher frf small grsie; 1 Coo-
denser / 1 Ciraular Saw. 47 faohet; 60 feet
R>' t > , /ffr Belting. lOfachee.
0®e 1ft herae Loremotive Boiler with It-
Usge ead 37 feet stock.
Oft® 12-horse Upright Boiler, with fttlfage
id stack. Thi.M ere aeaead hood hut fa
good order.
TO REST
Om areeR form, see end • half milre
Btoffkvflto, S® ■ sre 1
bias 1 •• a dwnlliftff i
Rim, A® 1 ‘J*wfa them" emd dweMkMS ftt
_j«-y u-iy _
Dr. J. KYKRSON SMITH,
Oy nllrt t. d MKbtrcxI DrgCst,
Wlf^I.lKTOX rt c.
W|i| attend cull* tnronffhowt this aud nd
latteftt oaintiiw.
Opavulwmis o n b 01 "re aatiafactorlly
perlorm,x| at hl« P-rl -ra. which ore *iij*-
pliml with all the lab at approval s'hmI-
auena. than at tba leMvncvA »f pa'I^ntx.
I o prevent <Ua*oi» li.tmun' • putlvtit* In
tend Vi vlrit him at V ilM-*u>n ar»' r»-
to txrrwpoud by mall beforM l.j-vv-
Imr home. lurfiT-lf
AUeniion, Farmers!
To Use (smpravvsa^atM iss tho <>l«l
Amoricam A'ltrimer lar 1889
Increase in rise, number of issues, interest
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COFFINS.
A Full line of Oofflns,
M. V. U®to«T t AM,
MdfitfKffLC
4 4$ p es
•.Mp.
8X4 p es
1CAD p ns
•• llfawey
•• Breaths Bt#
Arv-ve I hsrtssie®
Arris* ( teamt.it
•war nr«mo -Or.
Leave ChaV.assmi
brass »»•«**»«ie
A ms* An(«e«e
Berea.
Lra*e tftcams
trass Btfaltina
Leave ZrleckstUe
Arrive CkarWea
C—>toff
villeieaad frwret'el«*hk
raasawr as» asovs
Leave (Aartreiwa
Lease UUekrtlle
Anise Aegwat®
Dew*.
Leave Aagwate A.4*> s m
Lease BUcksill® *.47 • as
Arrise t'herleatv® 6 40 p m
t'oaneets el Hreechsine with Trates ia
aad from Col a ft-bio.
Th* day Mail and eight Esprsaa iraias
raa daily. The eceommedalia* trsies raff
daily, except Sundays Slecftiag can on
all the night trait*. On Saturdays aad Sun
days roasd trip lickato are aeld le aedfroffi
ailstatioas 00 the reed at eaa first stare for®
for therennd trip, good till Monday noon tu
return. Regular excurtiaw tickets era sold
from all statioha at 6 cents par mile for ra«a<!
trip, tickets are good for ten days to ratunr
J) C. ALLEN, 0. P. AT. Agt.
JOHN B. PECK, Oen’l Sup’L
Magnolia Passengtr Konte.
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POBT ItoTAL A A COI KTA BaILWAT, "»
A ua list a, Ga., Dec. 11,1881./
AH traina will be ruu on etendard time
used by Central Railroad, Which is TEN
MINUTES SLOWER than Augtsta time.
GOING SOUTH.
........8 00 x. tit.
#«. • • ...9.16 ®. m.
• •. # • ...9i82 a. ni.
.......10.22 a. tn.
• •«. ..•.10-.38 a. ni.
•. •.. .11:14 a. tu.
112X) a. m.
11:40 * m.
.12:80 p. m.
.1:06 p. m.
.2:10 p. m.
9:10 p. ro.
.10:20 p. iu.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Savannah Trsv. JB:36 ®. 81.
Cbarlratou 6:40 e. r®.
Port Royal 7:20 a. m.
Beaufort.••.*....•••••7^4 a. m,
Arrive Yomaff®*® 8:30e. ni.
Varnvlll®.0:56*. ut,
Hampton. 10 06 a. (ft,
Bruoaou 10 JO a. m.
Allendale 10:47 z. at*
Appietoo IlKWa. m.
i. mu-...*. 12 66 tot bi.
Uteuton... to . 12^8 fo.o.
AtoMtot®•.••»•*•..... 1 40 p. m
thraogh frvre Pert Boyol
aad Braafart lo s!| | nneipftl fiafal* Nerto
T*
Leave Augusta...
Arrive Ellentou...
•6
Robbins....
M
AppleL^u...
•ft
Allendale...
m
Brunsou....
M
Hampton...
M
yaruvlile...,
* M
Yemoeeee..
ft*
Beaufort...
•ft
Port Royal.
Charleston..
H
Savannah..
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