The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, February 09, 1882, Image 2
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LARGK>T COUNTT 01RCULAT10N
’fUJ&CSDAY. FEBKtTAHY 0. H«1
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Om LraiHiJii thk will to-iUy.
Many of It* euHctiuent* hf*v»* *een un
favorably crltlcl*pil but no one In the
State will find feult with their home
ward movement.
To /rnoB from the vote# on leading
questions In'Congreee, patty linen are
being rapidly broken drown. Both Re-
publleansand Democrats are dlvl led
and disruption of old potties la pre
dicted by some political propheta.
Is Justice to themselves and thtlr
party, our legislators should, before
tbs opening of the campaign, endeavor
to allay, by public addresses delivered
at convenient plac< s throughout the
county the dissatisfaction prevailing
In the D mocratlc rmiks.
We shall celebrate It in a unique way
by revising pur msll book and erasing
the names of all subscribers who are
In arrears for more than one year. We
shall make no exceptions, rich and
poor, friend and "independent,” shall
receive the same treatment—and this
is the last reference that we shall evei
make In these columns to the delin
quent Hereafter we shall confer wh h
him by Trial Justice telephone.
Ora. Loaosman Is chief engineer of
the Independent movement In 0©or-
gin, A coalition U being arranged be
tween the Independent Democrats and
Republicans which Is to be cemented
by a pro rat a distribution of tbs Fede
ral patronage. There are la tb« Slate
eleven hundred poetmeetere, many of
whom areatrelgbloMi Democrat*. All
thewe are to be turned out and Inde
pendents and Bepubltcane to be sub-
etUeleU.
U .du tbs new Oxtgrteel mal Ap
po. tlouo soi Bill B' uth Carolina *t!l
gatu one memt>er in the National fT' ttee
of llrpfreeit'allr"* D 0- ^ Til'-
man W la favor of IncM a-t' g th** num
ber of (X»ogrre«n>eo to s»ven huodr-d
nod tUtty. and of r*qulrlog them to
alt oa benrhc*. of abollahlng the Coe-
greesl aal Beei rd an 1 the m*tcm of
prle'li^t epr^ebee Isirge euab- re are
t««s Uh'lf to be corrupted theo amall
oase, ead bard bacclire w->uld c attlb
eta te early n-'J ummeeta.
fortonlty *o eve* jfe the fttault put np-s
on him In the S^fte. <Vn Kennedy
turned, faord Me eagallaDt eod pre-
pared for the seenidt. A KeWS end
Conrler rrporb r caught the walking
eth k and Senator Brown canght Air.
Fishbtirn.c, 'Ocn. Kennedy wna carried
off l>y Ida ft lends but puteued by Mr.
Flshburne who fiidslmcd : "O—d—'
you, are you armed? 1 will break
every bone In your d— cowardly body.”
Heet ruck at Gen. K-nttedy but Mr.
Goodwin caught the blow. Gen. Ken
nedy ash]: "I am tlted of this thing
and don't propose to put up wlih It
si.y longer.” Seizing Flshburne’sstick
W|tb one hand and his throat with the
other he threw him on the sldcwclk.-r
Flshburne tluew up his hands to show
that he was unarmed. Gen Kynoedy
turned anil wont to his hotel, teubpe
quontly Mr. Flshburne was arrested by
Trial Justice Marshall and after a pre-
dlniln.*ry examination committed to
Jail, his sureties, Dr. Blt-eelj and Major
Jenkins having turrendof&nitm
the Trial Justies. In a speech In Lis
own behalf Air. Flshburne said: (
will go to Ja’il to reelst, as long as God
In heaven gives ms strength, what I
deem a tyrannical arrest.”
—Ri\. A. Hii t, FJhr.
Stlael|Sllw«.
■ ■An-
AIA lw
irwwh-we Ifu
tow Um Ib-pubtecwe cempotga la tMe
•o* opowod Tb.
la as • ff ’n to gtv - wow
awd nfv to the
i by the rose*'vwl < f ell
ead tfca appo«wfiwrwt of
ila tbHr atrwd. W#ua l#f
a uad from a wWi lofcrwwd w»wf ■•othw*
It M lb# pofp"’** of the R-dV-al maotar
wire pullova to app- 1st sow# but troa
wad tnod stalwarta to p>w*>rwo«otablta
sad If sattafwfwory d m*wttc ma’aMal
rwanot br b oo 1 tb»y will tm tmpoftod
from a mo:* froty level •*»•'l<>o.
Taw sea at jo vt tea L-xfioUturv wbkh
ea*U to day will oust tbv tti •'«#( |r*at
AiJ.ttuO. A fleet b-ei of cuvfly Mar
has tows waatail, f.-r the work of ib*
a«wai>m«L>uU Leva b-eo ea aelWa>(
AU| Uuaa 1q e shorter |«-tU>4. Thvrv
ahuuilhc several ibaagva lo our D-f
UUtlva syltrm Tb« oumbt-r of Ib-p-
ruaaoUtlaoa about J bo rvlacwd . verb
•ouaty ehould pay the per Ji< m sod
tthoaga of ila mi lobrra, sod all time
toal o* waalwl about i be paid for by
tha maolKts Ixatug or wesilug It. a
hMutUa should b t anpolotod to pre-
psraaa<l putdtsh for gruerel dlatitbu-
tlon af'rr the coorlualoo of each aea-
atua « brief statement of whet Lea
Tbera era numerous other
nqually deaarvlng vf adoption
hut VC almi'ly deal re to break Um me,
loavtog others to aUboraie details.
Boutoh FiaHnraxK, of Colleton, la an
aggressive Independent. On the 3Ut
ult. both he and Senator Hmythe of
Charleston were arrested beeauae of a
dlfferenoe In the Senate which threat
ened to end In a personal rencontre.—
Senator Smyihe gave bond to keep the
peace, but Senator Fiahbnrno refused
to do likewise and went to J-tll, from
which te was released on the after-
ooon of'be 1st lust., Messrs. Jenkins
had Blsttcll of Colleton becoming sure
ties for him. On the 3J Inst, during h
debate on the bill to exempt several of
the editorial of Mr. A. B. Williams, of
the Greenville News, upon the unfor
tunate aa wrM as disgraceful conduct
of Senator Fishburne. Our acquaint
ance with the Colleton Senator Is con
fined almost exclusively to his pttbllc
or offlcla! Cbfcegeji r. but wo feel grati
fied that Mr. Williams found it in his
power to speak so highly of ••Bob’*
Flshbuine that was. Mr. FUhburne
w;»S ahot In the head doting the war
ati'l ha» never fully recovered fi\ m the
wound. l F>>r we**ks prior to the threats
against Senator Smyths xnd (he reo-
aounters with Lieutenant Governor
Kennedy Flshburne bad been drinking
to such a degree as to loae control of
1 la pavalona. When w« add to this
dlstutblug cause th- wound In hta
bead It la only natural to euppoae that
the Senator from (Xil'etna had boon a
vtcilm of m<*ntal aberatl xi for days be
fora be ccoimltu-d the brea> Laa of the
peace refr?P d to.
hai I Ubburne waarot k pt well In
hand bj ao.-b fllew'a aa «ISb> i bim
«rl| ,>r co* fl .e.1 in J dl till be suffldt bl
ip r#o>>vete<t li|m*e;f to resd< r what
did oecur imp«-a»l»*l«- We are a simag
adv Hatstor tha mf. ».*<««*t ig law
and preearvlng thedigimy of the bea
nie, l»ul. a Idle |e|la|« F»-ht».rse
•hoald la* made to swK> r f»»r Ida art
we a--t see ihat It U a«e>aawry to
naadema aa.rr1i.laai that watrb wears
ff salty me* the aspect <*f Insanity
“ “|A-h" FtabbuffM-a fra )>ars ag-
waa a frat.k. J •vtUmaely mas. a *«■ u>
fits ad. a gsosr-wa foe While .era
•teaaUy wvrthsaJ lag and air-ks
eahr-l oa 1 letaih>e Ua deals-1 t*
others, aa J bad a kWh araae of psv
auaal ;<-aor a*> I aa u* ui lag gia'ltu w-
f.*f aay fcladaeaa tfrws him He
‘aagh ehasifatty la the very fawa of
■lea'b. aa-t sever atofped to c aal tke
O at or • Ua o-kla whea f I lea-1 or caaae
aaa to k» aar vol. Be waa tke Uetag
eavatter I vtrg and hating fraakly.
gw-artug roae tv, diW-ktsg at'-atly.
Br il If* kart, t ah law Htlhr ksed f. r
tke at- rrow. ever A'yal aod fal't f<*l to
i(jret and | rtaet|4>-, h-a*et. true ••
Me. I. *nd eb<« • I'.tt* * I be esin* r.« k.’
he Il-ed !n be rail -d, end few men
enafcl feel thv rt-«e pr<-a>ure >4 Ma
hand, and look Ift" bla oafalietla*
and hind y • jta altkoat Uhlag and
UtMtlug Mm ■*
Ike < eaaty Werekaal ,
/*» *f^* .
la laat aaeh'a paper I a*alee a evw*
atuidealhm fr m a tUn>brrw I'rittl.ri
mvrceaii'. lo r-piv t*> my letter pub
ttal.cl to Tn« Fa. mb a a^sk before.—
By bU letur tba Uaatlterg ateicttaa 1
areata In acres wllb Ike general batet
a Iggeatr-I in try <>>«m'ioirattoa aa-l J
n.ake Mm tfis following pr p«»ltb>n :
To cell '-a the m«*fr!iwn'a of Ma town
and get the etcnalure* of aarh aa are
favorable to the plan and wtto will at
lend In peisou or by fy iy a ui-eiing
to be call* I at s> ma A- lut abu g the
Mns of the g.'nih CaroNna Ilallaay as
early aa p*anlcable Having aerurstt
Ibrt* aiunaturea 1st him asud itu-ia in
me. cate of 1 ur 1 , k> rLK. Bam well, 8
(', e it It ptnuiarlou lo use them In the
call f<*r the meeting referred to. This
proposition la extended to thn other
merchants throughout the county.
A Mkbcuant.
*ry
(■UUM < DOCTT. t L D |
A not tier important agency in kchool
diaetplins is aork* Both Uu- mafter and
hi* | tipil* muM work.- Imlolcncs In him
beget* idleness and recL'twin aa in them.
Life, cuergy, and indu^ry manirealMi by
him will ho at once reprmJuccd in them.
'1 he teacher must work do fit himself for
hit high colling nnd to elevate hi* pro
fession He .mist work fiir his school,
to intercut and hem fit his patrons,do
moae and inspire hi* pupils, and to pre*
pare himself fiir his tluily teaching. In
deed, the true teacher m alway* reading,
thinking, or acting for his school. He
succeeds, alto, 'in making his pupils
work ; not so much, however, by direct
effort us through the influence of a well
managed and well governed school,—
With children of common physical and
mental ability it is not of.en necessary to
enforce industry. It is the teacher's busi
ness rather to direct and control his ac
tivity in a systematic process of self-
cultuic and development.
STU1MKS SHOULD RK ADAPTED T*
SCHOLARS.
Th^ studies pursued must be adapted
to tne capacity and standing of each
scholar, not an diHieult us to cauae dis-
couragetnent nor so easjps Pi silnwjjto
«
i
new. n.7 time must be fully occupied
und his energies severely JR*ked. If his
lessons c< tild be learned without effort
his school life would m far be without
profit; but, industrious and laborious,
he not only meds no outward discipline,
but is sure of iuiprovetncpt.
public opinion a powerful ai.lt.
Still another moulding ind ponlroTiag
power in tlm school room is public opiu-
i >n This mutt be createtf and directed
by the master, or lie is powerless. And
first of all he must create a favorable
opinion of hitnm-lf; that is, inu-t gain
Um cootidat.ee *»f km palrom and puptt*.
To this end he must form an intimate
acquaintance with both psrenta aod pa
pi»a; he must intcreat himaelf ta what,
interests them, aod adapt himself I# their
vaiyiug tsaus aud pt-ctiliaruiaa. Oa
ti-rms of fricodship ami in full syavpsihy
wiih aU, be p*apared to rective ikrtv co
ups nit ion, ati'l (bus carry oat bia plans
and parpnsea for tba welfare of bia
school. But the master aill u< t secure
U U toU t. gt- ttar p*o-^«AUa« of hi* papilaJry an .t-
tevapt to grainy' aHtheir wiMna. The
rrekt. w arc always the kr4 10 find fsul
vith '.o*v*c di rtp'iwc. If * • «r» mU tw rc-
-preyed hr his ntfrr kc vtH goeerw with
•trn>o<s* #n«t * •-•"F. and }H he mott al
saw act with ktadacai. msgaa>daUty.
and jiM re. |*uUk nptnioa must be raw-
pi'qad to arcura gaud ordsv. asktoal
ikua. aad crash I
T«*r l-.trclla* Wilt*
The fellow lag are <>» ttik ptefei-’
weal laatarte of the nrm clerUoa hO:‘
Tha Uoverqnv, on or b> fotN
let, avtry two year*, appoints * Kaphr•
vimr of Ki^iMratiuo for oa f h ct'dntw-lj*
attend twtho registration ofTotard .whosA
oonipenial in,, ^hall $.',00. Me may
•lao nf point an assistant Stip®^** 0 * h* act
in case dTinahility of ifttperv^oF. Aod his
compensation is lo be fio per dwy while
enfploycd. He appoints also * wo •"•‘"i*
ton* Supervisors, with r.o pay^ w *’° *'*
with the Supervisor in all cascoTltotv kc
refuses to regbter the applicant.
In the months of M»y and Juno next,
•ftcr three weckH' noiiite in the newspa
pers, the Supervi^r opens his regwtra-
Itch book ; it is kept open not less l ^ an
one nor more than three days at ^
precinct. lie then open* his boo**
the Court House for correcting eFTOts
*ud for registering those not ulroady rog-
istired from the different precincts. The
law sllcws the Sttpcrvlaor “upon s'*ch
evidence as he may think necessary, in
his discretion'' ti register the n-mc of
atjy qualified voter who * has failed to
rcMster. ' ' .
< For every election year nfler the Acxt
election the Supervisor opens his books
the first Monday in oath month nntil
July, inclusive, to allow the resisfntion
of such parsons as shall have become ea
100 Bushels
Cr.AWrtRDS rRKMIVl* COT.
TON PKKD AT $1 2»rKtt BUSUKL
• - k -
Premium awarded atBtat* Acriaulturil
F .lr. |»-«-liiien of grow h and Ml t to be
seen at-.ur »>iaon of i.ualneaa.
1,1100 BUNHKLI. H H. MA!*sKr sttRci.icrT-
UMOTTU.N SKKD AT$I Myvr ka^ltrl
The moat prollllc aod enrlleal vaHat<
known. UoIIm Urv snd eaally jrathwrvsl.
Lint n«t aiitije,;t to tallimr out. Lkitooai.
f"*"i U to 35 pound* per hundred, hot
• ul'JOCl to I UwB. —. _ , V ' , ■ . 8
U. Jl. ANDERSON A (XT.,
fot’9 t oUuubta, 8, C.
uat tha wvd tmmdmet of bad k-bwa
What*«rv w right aad proper and
■•ry •« oahr a gwnd achoaf amt be
|-ape ! a/ Whatever ia wra >g a ad ef evil
Tksa waa be daa*. bat lbs
Lore aktil, patiaaea aad
tlturr aatk
Wkra Separtoiaadew
■aaeVrr of tb* t$aiary Pvkaet m
he bad iha»Ba af a «ra bawd aad
sa'kev -d pc <ai*raoa*lr Be* tbe d
rhsashaal feuAfea* hod bws arrrad
aad aoaaaArd aa>aval year*, aad jot I
eaa twM bv hwa that auf a Mark »f pea-
ril or kailia ewakd ha fee ad ap •* the
U.W- haa ar aaH* af ti • baild ag, af
wra a pea tbe play wroaad bare. I la-
qa’rvd UjW aark a remarkeklr rw-ak bad
brew wraved Ilia reply vae, **My ptkag
aa aaotita* -by tba power af pwkU
epaaiua.
titled to register sinoe the geuer.il regis
tration. . -J'.! :• f #j
The applipattt''fei^ rugiateation n re
quired to make -o^lh bcfofd Mhe Super
visor aa to ht«|kge. r>eeup«(tioa\, pleea ft
re-idnicd,.Andd«ratton of^ reidjlptica-in
the Hhutdy and State, all which ;a re<
cordcA m the^legistraiiou Book. *-•
The BttperUswr determines, ^hej quali
fication of ppgli^uiiariy'*oaih, evidence,
or bofk,^ bubiecl th‘revision by himself
'aawl the Atpprvnmr*. ani# sub-’
ject to rwriew by the Circrtt Cuwrt on
appeal aod eaaresac made up by n-ject
ed apptieinfe r .1 ■?--
A Voter t«a*K|f'tw in Ihe.prectact h
vhieh b^it ^pgi9red; if hechanpwht
rcridonce ho c.opurreudrr bia cw ti first*
aod get from Um Swpcrriaur a’Drrifira'e
tbat trill amitle him to vote ia tb* pre
einct to wl icb ho move*.
ThclUHtit* ahall be whi’a paper 2 11
by 5 mchw. without nmamewt or me.rt
of any kind ric-pt the a*mcs voted for
ami the i fRo-s
.Tbara «l»a l l be eight hr t'W: 1, Gov
eriAr e%«n.icu'et»aa'-GoTerBor, t. orb-
er Stat- ••fficer* . S. Hoik par ; 4 Sfa'r
Senator, ft. Her re wafer ive* : H f’.-aaty
• dllewfa ; 7. R«f rwnfat'vr* in Go*rsroae,-
H. Fraaidae ml Kl»e«wer The hear*
maw ba DV'-d nub p-'ura Ro-aaa l*t-
»e»a aedtb* Maaacvn.aa dvaauel. ar w
■hwaguala <a a voter i**v diK-taai bear*
A rafUa.- ia pot*tdrd al (k# braaa
Ka. Mat • pUc* for caMaanr aed ea« ( la
prwvaat cruadiag row ad tkr^JU.
A Large Stock
-of- ■ - \v;..
Childrcirs Carriages,
At pi Ice* from S6 00 a pl'*ce tip to 825.
Also Rase Ball uud Croquet Rnpplbra,
Jubtrcct-lveil at !
1 VON SANTEN’S, V
WT9K1.NO MTIKEET.
t liarlealaa, M. 4J«
f«h9
P. B. HAQOOD,
aiwLm! uw,
>iaknwKi.r. o. ». U- •
Practlcaa In aN Mia Mate Courta.
ftpeat*taUeattou gtvoa to t'ollcctieoa.
aei tl-ly
Central Hotel,
>. ' r ft
TIItOAD HTRKKX/
AUGUSTA GA
MES. W. M. THOMAS,
V ; -' ■■
Centrally lorated, coevenicnt to bmi-
nese. ^ < mv20 tf
J. J. GKTHINOER.
HoSnrnvon. wtu—•.■.c.-
1* priparad Uarlaod (alia tkaaagfcaal Ikta
aad ad)***at •uaatlaa. Prampt aliaaiiaa ia
•I *oiiiwuaiealioac.
daefit fim
PIMPLT59.
I will ni*il (free) tho rorlpc for * xiniplo Vrirrt»btc
B»ln> that prill mnu*« Krw kK-», I'iniplr* and
Hlntrhm, Icariap thr >kfn wift, clear and tH-aullful;
»lm> iantnic-lionx fiw nrcxIiu-liiK a luxuriant growth
of h.iron a hold In-an or aiunoth face Addn-av in-
i-loatnff S-.atnrap. Ben. Vandrlf A Co., 12 Barela* St.
New York. ' • .
To Consumptives.
DU. J. M. K. l^ILHOUS
DENTAL, 3UR€ E<yv,
MLACICrilaLiK. m.c.
Offl'-Wo sr his mshlcnce, otY
It. R Avenue. Patiwiits will
find It more crufottal-io t<>
have Miotr work jot s at- the
_ hss a ' or» I P'Mital OiiHlr. ffiHwl
light Hi d ike most triipioveft apllu cs.—
He ahoqbl hetiif"rtn*?d sev rat <Ih)s pre
viuusto tlh lr eainlnjf t>> tuevent a*,v di«
»ppointmeot- i, b"u*ch will generally be
found nt htaofllee «*» 8 iturdnys.
Ue will stUl ooatlaue ta uttend calls
t hroughout Barn s ell and adjoining coua
J Ur% - ,?!hLiA-iZ
Tb* adrrrtbrr hafina hern iwrmancnt'r rnrrd of
that ■ir'-ad iltwaxr, Oun-oimptuxi. bjr a ximplr r»-me-
<ljr, ti anxiona In make known In hi* fi-ffow-auff- rrra
the moan* of rwrr. Tn al) who ifi-xlra lt.hr will xrnd
a rofi* of ihr prvwrtptUn n-rtl ^frwr of rharwu) with
th;- lilrrrtion* for firvparini; and 1 uifns tho xamr,
which the* will Snd a »upp rare Ihr t'nncto CnUa.
G uaumntloii, A.-lhina ItroiM-hitia. Ac. Partien with*
In* the Crearrintion will f>l-a*e a<<dn.-« RctJ E. A.
WILSON, W Penn S4-. Wllllain*h«nrh, N. Y.
___ Errorauif Youth.
A nentleman who MrC-rfd S,r frarv from Ncr»o««
Re bill,*. Pe-'Satar,' d«c*», and all the HT-ct, of
enuthful Indiwrctina. will Ihr the *xkr of •uoertn*
Knmatilrv. wild Wee tn *11 who need It, the **ch>e
aad SlrrctiiM, fa* making ihr •>in*le rvmedr bj
which he wa* cured SutWrer* rhhfn- to wmdl hjr
tb* ad*enlwr'> eanerh-ac- rand*-, hr awdr* af a*
la w-*to« ~w*a—m, jour U OOtotN. «t Odar
* . New York. feM
FOR HAIiX OR RKNT-
THE MOMkM IOCHK AND LAND (l»l
j sere*)In Bed Oak Townwhlp. Apply to
J Fbo-apaon Dtm%. or U. I(. 7 hi-mpaoa. Wil-
I ton. K. r. J ial>
AppHcatioi K«r FImI Di'fbAftt-
Noflca la berety f »en that f wi'l appl* fa
B T Rice, f m, I'mhaia wd** S** Bare well
t'aaal f. aa Ik* dak day *f Maewk. IMT. to a
final dtaafariv aa admiwi*,raiar af ikv vwaai •
•f A. B. KMT drvwwd
JfMIN w ALLEN. A.2■lateral**
Mtfi-id
ThrlPareataad Beat Nrdlclaa ttrr Bade.
anel.htnm^M^.jJ.ucau^^
ar»U*Vpr^r,tC of all other Kttert)
PmfMIC- ,
hMtarteff
kibe f r«Mtr«ft
Sodta
mtteriar* <
a* *xM where Hov
DTaried aad perfect an their
I ml *t(sr W tkt af>< ud DAm-
urn trrecwUrt
I aa* mtu ■imulant
lawtthowt lata
7ki;ci*a MV
TeeB whew
Ip of the
•loinae A
Uup Mtten
"gJA——. . ...
are what the *tmem or ea^wat M am Bm Btt-
tera bent »Mt eat 0 pea At* ^ be l w pee
U, to, ~ er ——
* — Mop B
Re* Buewi a aw
JAMES E. 33AVIS
Attorney at Paw.
U A It N W *t L, L,. m. H., •«. C.
WlTt pr»f(l<lc fh alt tba Coart* of tha
itandraf
III* to ami fBHciNtpla*.
gtvan to oolk'SiloBB.
marSI. f
8pedal attention
B^kvillc Male and Female Seminarj.
This i jsrclscs of tlis akeva fhatltutlan
mod on tbg flrat Monday la
» per aehotMtle
isblsat theex-
wlll h«
Janonrv, m
I crlBa from fit fO ti I
month of TOUR WKKBS. paji
rlmtlon of eucn scholastic mrUitb.
I ictramental manic fifi SO par moptk.
l-nahl In private famllica frost 8* 00 to
$lt» 00 par tft'.nth. *
For particular* pddrsra
E. K HARDIN, Principal.
dcc«-6na ‘ %
GERMAN KAIN1T—(Diract lapartatla*.)'
PERUVIAN GUA¥0-(Direct from tkv
Agent of the PvntvisaOwvtniiafat.) ( , J
; FISH G U A NO—(6*8 per ecwt. Am«ea
NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER.' * '
SOUTH CAROUNt GROUND** Ptt08*
PHATK—(Fiacgreaadaml ligk fejU*)/ .
~ * —rwa Bata ar— _■..
*"'* HERMAN BULWINKLE,
■ ast’k waAEF, . ,* t
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
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Import ere aad Wkolaaala Dealer* ia '
FOKEIfiN AND DOMESTIC FkllT.
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why a*wtew»*e of 'i-wth abowMl wof to j
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wilt take cafe >4 D. awl *•*«**• 3 *f *4
• k*a raavrwawwte from tho R*arm* tv*
toarw kw Ikwt tf marwk.i. takiwg is
»v*vy mow ikwi j«vy ww-l #aw»y
toWtl *f «f Ibke tovck •III pav far H.
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aa*l ameaty. aa ito I'akdey ef fihrmi
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a •
Guiteal’s Gallows.—The gillowa
i* phiuted a light green color, and it a
rather pretty piece of carpenter work.—
Maay aaraon* have never seen a gallows,
ami this one is rather better than the
representative. Tho firat thing that
Mi ike* you about it is the height o< the
floor above the brick ground. It it, per
haps, ten or twelve feet, or even more,
nbove the fljer, aud a plain, tall set of
steps, wide enough fir four people logo
up nbieast’ ascends it directly Mi you ap
proach . It consh-tS of a mere plat forflt,
with a large trap in the middle. Tbe
trap is hull us large os a door to your
kbw lower counties from tbe operation room, and hinged on one ride aud on the
cl tbe Stock law Senator Fiabburge
was ruled out of order by Gen. John
B. Kennedy, Pre ident of the Senate.
He appealed to the Senate, which eus-
tained Geo. Kennedy’s ruling. After
j adj Mirontcnt as Gen. Kennedy was
passing out of tbe Senate chamber be
was addressed by Senator Flshburne
as follows: "Governor, your rulings
kwTe been very unjurt to me. You
hava treated me In aa unfair and un-
i Juwt way between man end man.” Gen.
Keaoedy replied : "No, Boh, I have
dooe do such tblaa.” Senator Flsh-
i baroe then said: "If you say that you
Me.” Geo. Kennedy iiutuedUtely struck
klaa Mdec the left eye aod m ixed him
^ by fifcw throat. They were separated
and Ora. Keooedy left tbe State House
iy with Meoator Jeter and
: Cfcrvk GooHwie. Ad tke gate
overtaken By Mr. FiabLuinc,
wto'tfmcd with a vrry Iwrye wdklog
atlek, eelk d to blai te atop, "Brooded or iwrtvy feet wpmw —Letter to
Mai aa • Rar” aod Bfoodad aa op- dctjAU KpqwMrr.
.other well bolted, but the boltsare with
drawn by th* action of a cord which
ruus under the gallowg floor, and pus-sc*
into a small, burred cell window right
by. A mnn concealed there jerks the
cord, and the trap full*. ‘'Sever.,! rope*
are here which have been provided to
hangtiuitcau, *enij by the animated peo
ple in different part* cf the country, par
ticularly rn fhe Soutli and Went, Jlost
of them are carefuily tied, and the slip
knot* arranged u* ii the persons iir con
trol bad been hanging people all their
lives! He will be hanged with one of
these ropes, for they have all been kept.
Over the gslktw* rUce a cross bah’ on two
supports, aod the lahgtb of tbe rope is
peril*p* twelve feet, *o that the, prisouer
will drop five er six feet Hi* head,
when he •tond* up to be hauged, will be,
say, live feet and a half above the gal-
low» floor, and when be drops tba head
will be half a fm* fir more below tbe gal-
low* floor. Oa tke gafWvw* can stand
thirty or forty people, sod M h about ten
Phi*.
“Tnc kwrrtt H*>tab
t.,ll to ekutt'-v tkw r>«4 os it rwai tko
8e*oie yvwvidca ■ tot A F n*-l*r, W.
II. ll>or, A. C llaokolt. J. II. Ki ni. W.
It "UMiWv F W M, H wee. W. f.
H Mer, J. W. C> tger. T U K Ta!
cott, T. M. I*g>a D J. Roxtv, (i. A.
oodwya aud It MeC'augkiiu. and aurk
vkk
i
otki-v |#r* oa tkey may
fiu4 tkslr at
etwwiitMiad u My p, lute aad corporate,
by ike waaa* «4 tke Sowtk Sowwd R*B-
r«Hol CotwpRwy, for tbe pu,poae and « *1,
tke power ot oouaUwotiwa a mlrowl fruwi
a pawl within or soar tk« hutiis of Ito
t tty of Coluabia to aurk point oa ito
Ssvannak River, aooik of tbe Town of
Hamburg, on said rim, as will mate
the shortest available line to Milleo, in
the State of Georgia, with power to ex
tend tke line ol road to the boundary
line brtwsen tho State of South Carolina
and the Slate of tleorgiu. And furtho',
with (lie piwerof constructing n branch
road from tb* muat convenient point in
Barnwell coanty, tn mile * short lino
between th* cities of Columbia, in rite
State oi South Carolina, aud Savannah,
in the Slat.- of Georgia. That the capital
stock of said cocpauy shall not be less
than fire hundred thousand dollars, with
the privilege of increasing the same to
such an amount as may be found necos
Miry to construct, extend and equip the
said railroad, not to exceed 83,C00,00U.
tty f*mim *f-
. ter want*. Ai«l*rhty G.*t a*ru with
____ tL*W» I ••*» i *tral-t of tlealk. Iain
Roaix TL* , » rr ' •• G<d'a •»»■. KiU w»* to tw> T-I
1 row F p'« w*u«. J am G-I'e man amt
I nave t* *-« fr tn it.# a»a»t.” D-*il-p | ^ * ~
tha readlntf ,f 'Ba a*nt>aca ttwlt*** | omcfi 7
al—4 uppar—tly mm—4 aad won
Bte K*m f1**t*4 wp— Ito Ju*lw*. I ••I
at <-a thr Baal w r la wera • pi k, a to
-Wrack tba table vtoleutly andaio-uted.
?*An.l asat Ito I/trd kav* to fry ou
v >nr anal. i*4 rather stand where I
«♦*» thaw artoea «$ut J-MT doew sad
• bera-f-or Honor <tav«. iS.i aot ufrabl
i>> die. 1 aiaad here aa GimJ's aria —
God AlmlRbty al | curse every man
who baa bad a part la preen ring tbta
adrl/hlao—aat4kl. N •tblo~ bui fftwal
baa rote* from OarBeld'a removal, and
lbat will be (be ver'Uot of pwteilly.—
Oo my iMptralloo I don't cure u aoap
f,>r tba verdict of ibl« corrupt fr*i,er«-
Mon. '1 would rattier a thno—nd U
ba la mr pa* I (km lb— that <4 l
vatic bare bounded me to death. IwhaJl
bare u gloiloua flight to glory, hut
that mUerahle acooodrH, CorkhlM,
will hare u permnceol Job .down he-
k>w. where tha devil in preparing for
him.” Afirr apparently talking Idm-
aelf out the prisoner turned to LI*
brottor ami without the slbthteattrace
of •xcitcme|it cooveracd for some min-
ntea before fe Ing 'akeo from tho court
room. Were It not for tbe favt that
Htinday falls on tho annlvermry of
Gh<(bid's munler, Gulteau would be
haored oo that day.
waoLMslt SBDBWTSII DBsLIBB IB
CHOICE DHUOB
MCDII INKS, t II > MIC AIX
MR 2ICAL IMiTtl'MKMN.
l'rrruitet*nou snri Toilet ArLilru,
CJM. BIST ANPf ANBll a t>Mf 9TB
C IIARI.KSTUN. H. c. -
JaaJfi Jm
* A IUhkdy vob Small Pox.—A
correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury
writes: “I am willing to risk my repu*
tation as a public niun if the worst use
of smhll pox cannot be cffeC’ually cored
in three days Rjmply by crektn of tartar.
This is tbe never failing remedy : One
ounce of cream of tartar disso'ved in a
pint of boiling water, to be drank when
cold at short intervals. It can be taken
nt any time, and is a preventive as well
as a curative. It is known to l.svo cured
in thousand* of cases without a
It never leaves a mirk.
Tho Ctfadel Academy, which hoe
been held by the Government alnccttic
war aa barracks for the troops ata-
tlooed in Charleston, was taken charge
of by tbh bute authorities on Moo-
day. Tbe building* wlii be repaired at
once and tbe Academy reopened at an
early day.
For over flfiy four years Bquire
Shelton, of Aberdeeo, Ohio, the "Gret
na Green” of America on tbe Ohio Hir
er, performed the-marriage reremooy
for runaway couple* fr^m Kentucky
and other Ntatew, making 4 000
bappy ocmt—rable. Hte suor*—or.
Bquire BltotoJ,* Who be—B twelve
yveiee
‘J
Seuator Ftehbpree was released from
J <11 on Monday. Hi* brother. Mr. F.
V. Fbdiburne, and MaJ >r B. F. OrlfBo
became auretl—on bis pence bond.—
He appeared *rvthe Ueoate, took
sent. Rpologlfied. aod all Is again set-
reoe. *. , ' v
rwe Orgaaa^ i_ i
3Li ' ^ v
' Regulate first the slotnach, second the
HvervesjiecWilly the first, sons to per-
form their Sanctions perfectly aud you
will retnofe at least nineteen-twentieths
of all the lh.it mankind is heir to in
thiwtiT any: other climate. Hop Bitters
is the only thing that will give perfectly
healthy natural action to these two or*
gano.—Maine Farmer.
^aa . ■■ '■ ■ [. ».■
A K ii AD VKHTiSEMKXTs'
Assignee^ Sale.
The remali Ing portion of the stock of
merctwndla* belonging to the a«*lgm*des
tate of MABTlN KEELER will be sold at
pubUo auction at BUckvlile, M.C. The
sale will begin on Friday, tbe )7th pf Feb
ruary. and eontinue on Hatarday tbe Ifitb.
opening each day at It o'clock, A. II Tke
st<>cfc to he sold conatets efcl fly of ate—
and boots. Tke— ST* fit at eioaa good*
and tb* rwbtte Bafi a rara poportaolty for
L FaCLM. ^
(ted 190U c—pl«B.( LaORLET. 1ELUL
I I—d-tw ‘ Crwdltora'
aaaasrsr xarr or cast but
C HARLES C. LEf»LIE
Wu<4> »a a —4 Itteaii IteaUt la
FISB.GtMB LGIWIEIto.TVR LEU
1BltflAPtNH.aTSrEItii.KfC ••
VTUXS B a 1 SWW t rt*B BaBBST,
c m A.ML.acw'ropr.B*. c.
B telrg mad* large a*l*ltll<>— IA my
bnain*o«. I am prepared to fataM,
Fteh. Game. Re , at abort notice AM
i-r lera | rompily ntteaood to. Trims
Caeh or Oty Aewrplanre.
Nb«d. Black Flan, WhDIng, Xulleie. 1
TTrmt.Nklf Jick.' P akef. Cbnb, Sheep-
head, Drtiin. Bsm, Bbrltupa, Crate,
OyMrrw. Uaaaa.
$(B“Packing Extra.
JssTAAb 1
Wedding Gifts
Aia>AN’S
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THE BEST
or ALL
LINIMENTS
ros XAV 01 B1AST.
? riNF, WATCHfcS,
Aincrican sod fiwtas, af tha let eat Sty lew
RICH JEWKLRT,
Of Naw and Eleyant Designs and ExgsisU*
— Workawsesip,
' 8TERLIMG SILVERWARE,
la Fresh aad Baaatifkl Patter**, f specially
j. adapted for Neddlay Prasanu.
SILVER PLATEDWARE,
»
Tea Seta, Wei tars, lea Pilchera, Baiter
Dishes, Cups, Gekiets, Speen*, Fu k* ef beet
quality, Aa.
CHOICE FARCY GOODS.
if reach sad Aneriena (,'loeke, Fine Tabl
Cutlery, Speetaelee, Ac.
WatchtsI Jewelry CarrhUy Repaired
TITE BESTdOODS AT THE LOW
ERTFRICES.
. . -~7~
James A llfiij,
eepT&.ly 307 King Jl., Cherleeton, 8. C.
COFFINS. ,
I Lara received, on coosignoocnt, from
tba manufacturers
Je^ *
A Fall Line of Cof&ns,
fiM si—a, whi*k I tog la offer at rnaaooa-
kU priem. Tteto good* arc bmsJj t'arw-
M. F. MdCutr Aflf ,
8C
Dr. J. KYERSON SMITH,
Oprrjtilvp trd MethiB'cal D Hi st,
vyiL.L.tnk'rox h c.
WPI sttend oalls tnrougbout this and ad
jacent erMtotlea.
Ooeratl-'tie c-n h more satisrectorlly
p-rtor«'"«l at P , rl"r*. which are mip-
p|t«i1 with all tlte lateaf eoprowd aopM-
anew, than nt tne ,e-M«hcea of patients
To prevent •timMU*' iutm'*n'e imUeriis la-
tamliiur Da-vLit him at; tM'lleton are re-
queaie-l to oorreepond by mail before imtv-
ln:r home. I»cnt-tf
Attention, Formers!
Ta (tee r—|»rovvwa««*la 'a tha Old
Aaerlcaii B'wrnacr far IStkB
Increase in site, dumber of issues, interest
aad topics treated. . , .
Prises offered for Essays in various depart-
■wnts of Perming. Stock Raising, Fruit
•rowiag, Market Gardeniag ami Toheceo
I’Uoting. These Essays are expected lo be
prominent features dnring the ve>ir.
VslueWe rremii’itns for subscribers—use
ful. beautiful ss<l costly articles—all free (hr
a littU time aud labor.
No Farmer ia the Atlantic Futes, from
Delawnreto Georgia, ran ufnrd lo lr rrUkdut
thin old end reliable adviser aad guide an
term work.
The mlfst competent, sucoessful and expe
rienced men and women have charge of ike
several department*.
Report* of Represeataitv* Fartnert' Guts
are a arable feature af i|« isaites
There i*w Home PBpertment with chirm-
lag raadiugawd practfwl sugfaarleaa tee tke
lad.atWUM fine heueekoM.
I’ubliatod tvia# a ■onta (a* let aad I5tk)
Fritted ia ete^typ* aa fiaa white paper,
fl WiSresr. To*lubs*ffi*ewem«e* fI.
Rsw'l 8»**a A Pou, Nhikhaeu.
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t'aaaaav* wtth aigkt Tratae
till* i#a*4 tewuitetembta
taavaut acuwaaei
t ms* tteavIssue
Leave BUakvsU*
Arrive avgueie
D*wa.>
t**ee Awfwete
Leave BiMh villa
Arrivs Cteriaetwu
t'a*aaa<t at BraachviUa wttk
aad from CalwmhU.
Th* day M*4I aad aigkt Kspeea* traia*
rua daily. Tha aetemmsdats— ttvSaa rwa
daily, except BaadSye. Btataiag aata aa
all tha alght (feta*. Oa fUtardayauadTaa-
4svi rewad trip tMkars afeaaM toBwdfrw*
ailetortaae ea tba ftad^MyiaWvaPwfaee ter*
ter the rwaafi irip^ gMd (ik Waafiah a*aa la
rmura. Bagafer rxeurteatetoketewre **M
fr*m ell turioaa at fi eewls pe>ia*ilt ter rmiad
trip, tlakait are g»ed f*r fan dayf fig ratwra*
D C. ALLEN,O. IrflT Ait.
JOHN B. rETE. OaaT SapT.
Pis«igpr Rfliie. . .
Fair BavAt A Avavfivt Rsuwet. V-.
, Auaiier*, 0*., Dae. H.imt./
AU I rai os will he run ow etaoderd lima
used by Ceatial Railroad, which ie TEN
MINUTES SI.UWER tk*a August* time.
GOING SOUTH.‘j
Leave August» ..t'^fl4. m.
Arrive Htfvntoo....^.ftlfla. m.
- ’' Kobbfee XfrfZkjlt a. re.
£ M AppUrtah.r.;....io^a *. m.
" AU.etidalem^10J8 a. wi.
^ Bryneop ,....'.11:14p. to.
“ Hamptow .%?.'>11(90 a. ta.
" VarBvIlla. .;....lU40a ■.
Yana—.....««,.. ..IBsBO p. m.
“ Beaufort.. .-.i,.1 JB.p. at.
” Port Royal .’......J:W*. ar.
*' Charleaton ....»;10p. m.
•* Savannah ,....10a0p. m.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Savannah ..8*5 a. m.
" Cbarl—ton ; 6:40 a.m.
“ Port Royal i .. 7JTa. it.
*• Beaufort. .'..TrB4a. m.
Arrive Yenjaaaee.; .8:10 ». m.
“ VarqvUle 9Mh in.
" Bamptoo 10:06 a.m.
Bnttoon L„.....10^0a. ».
Allmriale i.i.lfeBT a. m*
•• Applet oo.... '.IINU a. m.
> “ Robblaa ...1306 a. m ^
meotnn 13«p
T * Ahgti«ta....... v ^i:40p.
Baegag* etoekad through fram Port R«».|
aad Ntswtert t* all peimalpal poiatt Berth
Ttaketsaa e*U at Caia* Dapet TUkatOte**.
■toavt U Fyapute,
J. 8 Niv«we.