The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 30, 1882, Image 2
COUNTY OIRCTJLATIOH
of U» HepubltcM i&ty
IB tbti coaoty Mu* detormioed to pat
* fall ticket to ttM Md tbto full. They
My yroartBe to capport todepeodMtt
ton flf the 4*7 of ejection
one of them fill rote the
It to tbfli
loo forty-eight bourn notice
r# voter nt the
polk Are the decent people of the
county wlittug tbet O. if. Oeott.Cyrue
Oftve, Sdplo Beoflett end kindred eplr-
Itoftbftll wpomeot them lo the Legle-
totare and All the offloee of Probate
Judge ftDd Ooooty Oommleelonere f—
The queetl loo moot bp aoewered. Er-
ery Itomocrttwho fiitis to regie ter and
vote ftod work for the good cauae U>,
to faoi If hot to toteetioft,. An ally of
TtodKto. Jr., 4 Co. Femooal gtlev-
«hoea«hould be forgotten lu Umee of
publlo peril True patriotism requlree
theaaeriOee of todlfMoal righto for
thugffteral good, and wo ennoot be-
IglMl euunty trill
> uassotthy of dko hum of Cbrofl-
which hasbeeo, to all the Watory
p, ihaayoonymn of ana«UUh
; Aftd If
H ftf the
the afttl-
dock tow candidate will feel Hie tke
J Unto boy did wheo bit mother put hie
]<4lherVehirt on him—‘‘mighty looe-
contended at the North
m, aae-re-rtM my tmten I
tersotdfl oft to *oe. and, a
over^x aaw thftt through H I
ynntSDAf; UMOm tn un. JjlbftU mochgt^^quautlty of wbls
' ky f«o drank p|ihe Booth than Jo any
ahould read the
Oaoeral Brewetar lo
dotth-
ot the
If poaalble,
Mow cMIomo eko are to be tried
i the Ualted (Motee Coen •Lkh
test lloftday. Theobpetto
li hoi the freed— a»4 pa-
bat the mart) oflU I-
eareleai'd ploc
by Beoit. hlueea eaO
other efcetivn, but the census fl^urce
do not eoetaln this conduelon. Ac
cording to tbeifrotus the number of
retail liquor ebope In the !(oitb, ae
compared with the number cf Inhabl-
tapte, la largely lo ezeeaa of tlioee lo
the South. In Maine there ie one grog
shop to every 701 lubabltaota ; Id Mas
sachusetts oue to every 245 ; Ift Con
necticut ono to every 285; while Jo
Soath Carolina there was one only to
each 910 Inhabitants. There wfre the
same number of liquor shops (7,279) lo
Massachusetts as there fere In North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Al
abama and Florldhcombined, and con-
{-talolog a.population three times that
of Massachusetts.—Chronicle and Con
stitutionalist. t
■ loir Ji-b Mtwars Me* HIS Ooath
hi Vell«vi|Tavern.
Tbs battle bed .eiklcctly resol ted tke
turning point, and Stuart saw the des
perate character of his situation. It wai
difficult to use his artiHcry in suck a me
lee of trieud and toe, and his left wing
was soon in nltor disord. r The Federal
attack bad at last succeeded ia breakiug
it to pieces ; the mee were seaUerwl in
erary direction, sad scektg M*jor lirrst-
hednearliim Staert shouted: "Breat
hed ! take command of all the maunied
o in the rjad and liold it xgaiust
vhatyrer oocdob. If the read i* tost w«
At this petal I hft«U|
^sd my letter* ( wwsi
and, as I lead H
ran a pm- 1
sr probat Ion of this ,
to pursue tbe pocf]
ami obscure, sort to permit the pros
perous and Important to ereapa tbe
proeccotlon tba* thry merited—the
prnaecutbiQ |r»r effeuaea they were
cUnrg- d with having coinral'te»l. I m e
nottdug In my lerier that qugbt to te
tafxlllled, for I a»u deeply |h earnest
about all ibis. You are a Democrat,
add very properly sympathize with
Votu party, and I tdlk to you wiib a
little toore vl*ror btOHuaeyauareDean-
ocrutlc, and also we enjoy such x-lose
personal and Irlondly rehttlona I wish
to express my Bepublican convictions
udoq this eulijrat. I intcuil to tuose
emphatlcaily Irrrtlmte how important
ffl <»r tide la to both hlvlos—that there
should be fair play all around. There
la no just judgmqpt of the popular will
In any election that is controlled or
"j? j-blaaed by forpe or fraud, and I db lo- I
' 1 slat that both Democrats and Republi- 1
Cana should have tneir faces set as a
flint Aftalnat any abuses against a fran
and 1 fsir use of tbe ballot b<>x. I would
not, In any way, impeach Mr. Mqjtoo,
aud, therefore, will not write even a
letter kindest spirit that might :
be construed as giving color to such-
ImpipaTtoi p, for I b Ueve, as the pub
lic believe eu I hope, that h * will do his
ntoty. I am, with great ie pect, youtj
‘friend, -I ^
BKJiJAMI* Harsis Bbrwstkr.
Dalian Saunders, Assistant Diet!let At
torney United BtHtes, (harleeton, 8.0.
The letter 1* dated Mareh l&h. Ia
Ida reply, dated Charleston, March
21 vt, Saunders aaya: ‘-^rrcloae youa
list of election caaeti jf far selected for
trial, the extract being aeketed from
yesterday’s Chat lesion News and C-tu-
rler. When I .reached AJohmtbU last
mouth. Judge-Melton Iftatroctad me.
the
te look at lbs toot* pwmetsd ia
n-gard lo ibe number ofTiter* whnrnn-
not read and write, aeema nuher to us*
iai«to ibaii overeat luiatc the im
punahee of national aid/ , • • .
llon.J. L. M-Curry, tbe agent of the
Peabody Kducational Fund, aeys:
“To pioperly educate the school pop
ulation of the couth would rs<|utre aa
nnnuid tax of |i0,(i00,009, tod it is at;
surd to talk of raisiug this amount A-oru
the impovcrivbcd States in the South.’*
Mr. Ulurr* hill proposes that “for ten
years next after the pntsage of this Act
there almil be annually appropriated from'
the money ip the treasury the following
sums to-wit: The llrst year the sum of.
fifteen millions of dol'sr.-, the second year
the sum of fourteen million^ of dollars,
the third year the sum of thirteen
lions of dollars, and thereafter a sum
diminished ono imliinn dollars yearly
from the sum last appropriated until ten
annual appropriations shall have been,
made, w hen all appropriations under this
Act slian cease, which several smirs'sliuirf
bo expeuded to secure the bcnel^s of
common school education to all the chil
dren living in the Unitel States ”
Gen. Garfield said truly : “The vo
tors of the Union who makeand unmake
constitutions, and upou whose will hang
the destinies of our government, can
transmit their supreme authority lo no
SUi-re*s>>n save the eoraing generation of
voters, who are the sole Uu’rs of sover.
ei r 'n power. It that generation comas
to its iuh'ritancr blinded by ignorance
and cdirupttd by rtoe, the fall of the Re
public a ill be certain and remcthh-ra. ..
III. C.U.*. bM .1-.,
xia.
ATToankr at i-a w.
' A.L.L.KNLIAL.K. to. C.
Will pr act toe la all the Ooa-ta of tbe I
•toft. . v ^ .asailMaa 1
Mnstert Sale*
STATE OP SOUTH C VkOLMA-BAttN-
WbLLOOU IT.
In the Court of Common Plea*. /
Lewis If. Ayer, Jr., Plaintiff, va. M. E.
Chaeeereau, Defendant—K-neclosure.
fty virtue of a docrotal order made In
this eame by the Hono-able J. H. Hudson,
preehllmir Judgeat Febrimry term of the
Court of CommOD Pteas foraaid county oa
the and r^ayof M*reh, A. D. ir-82. f will sell
at Itainwotl Court Uoum |n enliadayjn
April next, it being the first Monday and
third day Of the month, thy following de-
tcribed real eatate, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land In
Parnwell county oonUiiiliig two humlr -d
and fifty nerve, mote or less, bounded by
the stream of boggy Branch, the margin
of Lemon's Swamp, by landa of Alfred
Copeland a • d by lauds of Jacob Chaste-
raiu. * ,' . 'y"
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
fox papers
- — T GIldHC^EjJBMS,^Master.
ranrlS td T .
do Fort
I r
r* TIE OLD
from Urn
Wando Acid Phosphate.
Thl# te a good Manure, used alone, aa Farmer* too w, who have tiM It, I
■ UayUftto.
I••• v Kainit, or German Potash Salt!
1 Iftiawwlisw I.eupolrinltMlI |
iJjmborted fi-om Oor:naoy,<!lr ot by the WaieKrPb-MpliateGoiapany. Tbla V«an Im-
t^rt.niiwhihlou tottieilatoIOomuierdal Mauur«a.juid la portloularly valuable on
Light Sandy LauCft, . ‘ I
ku
A'»*
Vs...
Wando Ash Mixture!
This lb a capital Manure, and should give good results. I s Analysis shows It to be
very, valuable.
WANDO
KD BONE (Highly Soluble) !
jyGROUND SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE ROCK I
PTSOUTH CAROLINA BURNT MARL! x
• S' 4 , . v* ^ •
Thenhove AttMw* are offered hy the WANIFO PUOMPitATR C'DM^A.'VT
of Churlest<)h,^ontli Carolina,, .• —
f iron analvhks ahro i»iticji!ai.
OFPIGF, N0.7Kxchflnce Street. V WOHKM nearCItv » r .
i 'OummtL .
Pft tNOTit B. HAOkKlt, Pkesidkat. . - ^ JOSIAA 8. BBOWN, TftgASUBftft.
•f.b2J2;n- V..;
' «" •» *■:
of
roaaj'o&m&n'
IMsSiMn.wwlL-
man of Ut-
■ftttmatomUft.n
Tto
to ito
pmqyUft to
lef tototoy
if a< «to
iftf a
• ba
'f M
to ffto
k right wtow H says
Tba .«ly way
ft to U« so*-
ft member of
lo sho ji
If ws quarrel
branch off oe
, do so good to each other,
I ftotiiog bat (ba plac
tog of our Bute sad oouoty under Uie
ig of das pair.
ftftd Couritr: Tbs Bute of
> to bound to defsed its
ited off)oars. We
' that tbe Attorney-
Pan and of Booth Ourotioa should be
, ftl oooe, to Join, lo behalf of
i Of tbe election
ito the United States Court—
ihere etettld be, also, every
I Solicitor in the State. Tbe sc-
I msec Me mode to tori that tbe
t to with them, sod wUl stand by
tftMMgftfteer: IT ooe Leg-
i badly It is no reason to
thft SUto with ft Republioan
party. The remedy Is to
1 Legtolature that will do
itJwlMf Da ° Dly by
party ttoea, for
lloee tbe Republi-
elect their own men or
CftndMfttftii
who went
mm
to
Pu-b aa nvdec was prrclaeff Mitad ti>
(ba Uatea of a maa lika llrwitbed. I area
iwtiomirij •cqaataiwi with him aod ntv-
•-kuaw a bumao Wing who look auck
ainc-rv delight in igbong At
Staart'a •»<Wr Ikxotlird mlubd. aod
liiog to tb« own to IwUuw lnui rharg
odiU Fctterel enlamn. a; parredy o»rv.
U»a abuW.- Uc w»t toftawadar »-H. II*
m>rv«w4*d a«*J a kji
| sftd htavwarm of aft*w»w«. A*abr«Uc«
*j m( Um o«4 of tb« aods'W aa I W
I rrfttaod a pfaft Lokml ia k-« aida. tea. ha
a*w Kw'aral v.®’ * t.fhd aa-
b haa re*Wv*v ma4a bto
i-» Le* wreem a{ weh b'mJ
saa—w« Urn an-ftwy mo—i ho*
ebmtv mada •« lb*
at iha pwooa • ar* -affa**-! 1
|bm Oftft. Tto drHfttef'bat f*aro aafc-t
I r*dt r 1 -ft* («a -f I • .t-i
M —
-r-
f tJW* a»k«. hoav. ht'a *• Wri fWy ta
5*vaai-ag ’ It •oo'4 ho«a U.a la*
fm I'm (wa lo h*«o to*o <op* a-wi
ft woa wtatUof *o U afti *f» 4 »
II reft* ttmof* the oareVy. ibsowtoft
s rftasat ttimk ft • -d I
U~i Ueh ih« Wk-I
V'*ao aod itr*« o<
afttftft. b«oon
••a gwl-
"O* ahro- »y (oH *•« «( So
mbr* M • Jo»fo«**a •**.»• ya |, r* ? hw
•* • bo* « .opaadb Th« 4-H
wva a imw -/ ■ b* wddm* J»—'-•» ('
*» Aar rim aoj f "Aaowo aa*- Aa'ttag .»
firry ftrrc*. « aoj to* af ita Uiir« a*
ha A**wd hy fttamt. fmd ai S«m so4
•bn* W.m 'hfO«„h lb* ted* Tha teaV*
*o*«r-«l krt t*l« aoj pa»-.»* 'k**m.h 'b*
alrmorb mfa^ad a •«*♦»* o»*ad la
ra promfo a /»«* r-aao-t a and tehio
wharb ha alw*.* rtrrmd ibo g ft of hi*
■ftbrr. IU Mated to t bo mdJ • ao 1
«oa maght by I'ayaM Do*ary, of tke
Kmm Yitpeia. a ad a* ha hod (tear J kis
a.*va ha a—-(ami atemt m raytrt cm the
l*U U. iftiftMaaa ».*riwy. bftftftW.
aaaiaiaod bgo. aod eodrevorrog lo rise
erre* again ia h« aaddU. k* raeteiased
lo llwo* areaod him, "Go bat k and do
)o*ir Ja>y aa I bare dooa mina and <mr
count/v Will ho aafa!”—J Estea Cftoke
ia the PlnL Jclybia Tio.es.
Pkacb to ait Arica—But a lew
mooilM ago Uie great brad of tbe na
tion bowed hte bead aud gave up tbe
ghuok Ilaaria tragical ha I brought
about tbla-eOd, and a wb<>i# people, lr-
rewpectlve of iwee or latltudr, poured
out tbelr tears and spent their Immor-
telleo. Ftom laed to land, from tlver
to river and froaa ocean to ocean, the
wallings olftdletreescd country were
to be baaed jftnd poor Garfleldj. as be
went to hto quiet reel, carried aloug
the oqihtnitawf • suffering |
But softMtly hfts the dew of
morning passed away before
riftodere of s greedy p
and his memoiy to briftg b
vile aud slanderous letters wl
saw tbe light while he was alive and
able to refute them, but which are now
dragged out for the purposes of his
former envious rivals. We do oot be
lieve a word of it, and when for n mo
ment we consider tbe fact that Mrs.
Sprague, tbe daughter of Judge Chase,
t and former “kid glove" of Mr. Cook-
ping. Is told to Imve found the noted
letter, It must Indeed be taken with a
double degree of doubt. What good
oftftepmsof this thing? Why Inflict
more trouble upon bis already grtef-
etttokea family? Have they not
I ready etMkr«d enough, ami,are
be miried anff carried away fey
poring* of a seneatloos 1 prase? It to
loo bad, and the recollections of rite
•‘Morey letter" are too fresh to the
publlo mtnff for them ftow to b*duped
to this wfty. Lot the poor man rent,
■o harsh
Ik ' f
toffUinry
nit
alarm ia the appalling flgurva which mark
bow dangrroa^v btgb .te* ut yU^q.
racy haa an-eu binong <oir voter* »tel
their cbild-en T* lb* South tliiique*-
tion i«of aupreme im pert jure. H itlhe
rrapoetiUluy for ib« catatertca of alirr^ ^ .
d.l rut raat ipw <>»* >.H,h -‘•wv Th* , }
Ast.oa itarlf u re.poo^tea tar U>* j',*, | T *r)v
iMiMua U ih* afeffiagr, ai>4 u u >d<t $(*-■-
rul ubl.g*l*w«.* lo kMi /a reftM/riag the
(.lurrar* e btch It ba. qiJr* to ik< lut
ing fufutelMHi
lew ib. N"**k aad Kuaih •kb*> ibae*
roogest
Imporaftt sad It llaenil-tl men —
(nhe Itny. YoUWlUnau
/te st li
lit I f 4 ' ^ MM
VTVV^» V^VW* ^ »
by the hat ecct **-l tt.at the men we
pr"pjre to try are,. irept'r-m tet.l-
w«4t e.M*e»y, mwn-re«* of tbcelvTth.ue;
rT at».al l*. rtertioft .-01 -r* wt-o ewiry ' t»-
etevtt ft oft 4A*l it -Ui-ll-'O, Uft«
or* of E e. i ).-n. Is
Tt-m w* h«v* • com*
Tp ift Iteitn errftfta-y ag.loe* the D-»i.l
of t otmy Cua«a—e-a T»*-*f are a •
«b i c-ao'ibw return* f# '«ih* *»tl
owu prertra*. «f 'te.r reupeol**
lwe, •cd luraftii u to lb- U *»4 of
b*A uaa xroM-lj A P
■Ha.) p.w*r *f Ike Na u
S*»U aa-i *n lit* t«
ftpte •te-.Vi k« »»fti*
A.egOT <>y lb* a»o *4
f**e
/»•**«» I *-
a* I ef W *
ter *, ol tb* *
I l. Meet lk*
vf
*.re« ••<1* (teas—
r*rr* v* as atwswaiaan
ftei'rie. •** •• «b* vei** •/ fe-fe.lj
••ertabt#* , I bet I We t .*«•« *te ,-Tft.
1 te fftaftry i«-fte4e»re, »• L*». u •*
w. te mmomrnmy t* iftetfe, *«ft <W* few
Tai«* *#v ;-tkev*4 a—♦’» e
-Wte-t^ea* te* ateaje^r
toftlft ( -D*»Mrre -
- ———
Woftbiaawfta — Buf.w/ jo*
y-we te**vy *1 ta*g * -ek after «
•f rve»M»«. j
tmri r*.trm :tW . leg te fer.eM mm **-
U*k ot Sxmo. Ik**** *w fty-nftg ?V»-*
«* rmmm e-Uu rprMK eLhmmm 1*4 .1*
■*>1 yeft tee . iaai i a ft«»i. Y«ftW*J
te* ••/;-* eft- teel- .1 II p
|Ul«<* .* L-m ’j Itte ***** b —
D * I ft.ft.— 11.<4 U^'ft /#*«r4»f».
44 ft te m»m a I tb*.
* Mawter’s fcrale,
8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA—BARN-
r WELL COUNTY.
*- ' •*
In the Court of Common Pitot.
M. L. Mlley, Flalu* iff, va. A. P. Johnson aad
, jK others, IVf.itanTs—K<.ret Lteure.
^ By vittae (fan order of the HouoraLlu
J. II H.idson. made lu this cause at the
February Use-’) tlrm of *aW Oairt, 1 will
offer for sale at Mini well Court Houa* oirj-
Mlea-Uy In April m-xt within the l- a I
hour* of ad.', to the hlxb.wt l.ffid r for
«te.h, the Undo d-*.-i tl>e<1 In tile m rttface
tbereon a. f-olowa: "All Ib tt fr»*t of Iftftd
In saH ©mm!y ..f U«rnwe|| •« South Fdlft-
to
nfl) ••-ree, more .-c tee^ sad bMunted o
Ike Tortft hv lai.d- of It. II. t raw•. r«*t
t>v M ato Liver. South by land. »f Mr*
Ltee, I, V eeb., and w rat b) Uuda ot Y M
ToftMeerr ~ ■- ^
Punbaart to pay f-e tl'te#
W (Itl.Wtfftt "1W Us. M-.a'ef.
e a »IS t«1
* - M«toU>r , » Snlite
artTL or -«*rrii »»4xa-«Att>
nitviCJiiT
| m-vm WteMoe*-. -f tke If-
—\ * TT* T"*! P* 4 toM..-f
H ^i**aa ft«J a -wefj eate. ’ ^ . t^em^raftatei %. art .*
• be e4**» ■ -J s«^.*«e* **4 .ft* fibwte ftft-l • Ira r
J r'•—****
e/e
P*>(« et» a
fftl t
Pa-Mate** i-ft»cte >4*«fti ia ft eke*
s’ftf leteftftAi a.«ra»
ll «a rOmo+u t* V- let'J te eiete'e
•tel i/at • a -ft J •-—*• i»*v ia ft*t 1—
fftftfw'ora. c/tra/, »/—*»».• t»4 Ue
kafteee*
keiftetteft fey* ■.* eftoca roeU
rcobctiiifty oft Vift'tftrioM
tfti le toeetift
Letter* ibrat .
tbe ClraUaft • «•##
Waeftifter s. He reft Xl — A I a*r 'ev
lef frora Aitofftey tWeevftj BraM«v !>•
Dftll*# ftaar Area, Araaa'eut l’a Ited
IWftiee Aiu-rwey at Ck*r e»t a. U j-.b
'.fthttf whh Mr !lena<V(‘s reply. Tbe
Br»t paragraph craftteeta Haurde.a
f»r lb* part K* ha* •» Ur ink-ft lo
raee* I* which be waeaefti frora Phil*
delphlft. Il.e r*raaloin« p- rtloo U aa
f dl-.w*: -By-lb* by. I »e* wpoo tft*
rritt of wrlUftg yoft a letirf (Lie very
day up-o bfturj-etlhftt o-ocerna ftie
very much, ftftd 1 dewire yon tn con-
try what I wow wilt* to Mr. Melton
aud read every word I do write. If 1
were om about to write to you I would
write to Mr. Melton himself. An In-
eestlgbtlon has been recently bad bare
In Washington lo the eootret between
Smalls and Tillman In the Hmiaft. I
send you now forthwith, by this mail,
a printed copy of tbe proceeding* ami
testimony sod the argument that was
sent to me only veeterday. I deal re
your attention to It and Mr. Melton's
atteotloo to It, and I • xprraaly requwt
ty to Mr. Mellon that It U
(nation to hare these mat-
ughly Investigated and close-
The right of suffrage
ed, no matter who sul
fa Mr. Melton to bo told by
you that I expect that be will prose
cute forthwith the most important per-j
sous who have beea concerned Id those
attempts to defeat honest elect Iona by
fraudulent or forcible means. I say
the highest nod most responsible peo
ple are those whom I desire to be first
prosecuted and first pursued. There
will be no example If merely iuslgulfl-
cant persons are taken hold of. Those
who stand high In tbe community and
have thus ventured to violate the law
aud encouraged others to do It, are
the very persons to be first prosecuted
and. If convicted, punished la a signal
Then things wilt begin to change,
voters wiUbeencouraged to vbtft
to tbelr convictions, and
vote will feet estleffed
that tbelr votes have been duly counts
ed, aad surrender cheerfully to an boo-
mj much to earnest
have beard what 1
-ft * ft* Ift Ift*'
) ft f* *#• ft- ftl I* I
»«.«/* fcf Wry Ik
•• tk* ** *./• If k-tkt r
j |f '•** *4 Ift-te fte ftees —11 #1*
* w» «*Ste-l
— ft ■ - — *
hr;
a that the only per-
prtassuted will tea
iftftd o6*cur^ p. rsona.
t» • o f»w#e rtotMK'Y*
W. T. Connelly.
Pulnt«r BUckxmiih
A ft l»
\V h o c 1 \v r i C h t •
II A It ft W SC I. I. «*. II. » 1-
■ S I-
• t
1
*k- » • wftte* •Ml *-1 r—*eft*» terra*
• tel* W* Mte ate'— I | l. *teft etei **U»
f»r*Wte te #**'•**»-* i. , m j «***.
AU I eat U a in I
V T (WXJItLLT.
he/', art* C M, ft C.
uiin:IBTllUlf.
238 KING STREET.
Ojtpatel* A reft* raj of Moot*.
O harl©»tona S. C»
Rooms to let at 50 erntss night.
Meals at all houm, Ujsters is every
•ty'e.
Ales, M ines, Liquor*, Segar*, Ac
mvrtu ly
Thos. McG- Carr
IC AKHION ABLE
Shaving and Hair Drosing (Saloon,
114 MARKET IITREET,
en/d by Uio /train of Wff ter.loillnsa
joar datlct jivoi* gg BlcSt work.
(ora brain ntrre
r . Hop
'rtn,; from nny
; H you B-e Hi
US. witf-rli./ tr
T&it',
B /;;ai
that your aywcia I
nted* ilMUftas.totef
In* or Mlanilctlu* I
without In foj-'o-U'jm, I
luh* Hop A
Bitters. M
HotejrwuCie-
moll/ fr«M ■
OTO boo. |W»0
raitji ni
M«
HOP
HtYH
■ tali
I 'f tli# Sf-.S
•-rwff .*
HOi> I
ryrft
wsftK I
MSm FAILlS
0.1. c.
te.wr* Ou
• bu'**u, ur
sratee*
ROBEET D. WHITE,
MA.RBLE ?
- » and
GRANITE WORKa
Meeting Street)
—j~tooftxn roxlbccx’s auxt],
■ Q 11 X It L. 1C Ift TO Mr M. C.
THE!BEST
ALL
LINIMENTS
AT BLACKVILLE- g
WA.Y—The Jeweler*
The Bast Wstohsa.
1W tomt 1 x
Ttie Drat Work—An Warranted.
***»if
fUlUAUc ot KBIT.
THE MOLOXT toOUME AND LAND (ftl
icrraJUl tool task TWwii- iprir tft
fkteMraw Brea , or H. M. Tb—ya w. WU-
m.iiIIi Carolina Railroad.
_ m Ago* or”"
r ti
JfZh-
•* J J.tftee
. •» - |W>*k*
Of tide* • # •eteAr* rateiets ttoft—soft
ft* the )lM*wteftu J. n ft te **>■*. *t we
i esui-tete •Je*M Otet. | wte
* ft* raft e* .uftwrar »• Aft* t res*.
(•—*»* Ik-raw. "ft «r*#s U tew* U u* awM
ra< teg Sara #•*• #,•■*• ug t e*. esft
ire ftretftkr wrerara ft Uate*-
sktos tores bp Ireft-tejAre
re*> *• iW • «•* »y ift. ftuft. e »«mA. kft«
•r • tetetm Owraeuw. *
a.A Autetemeft M/e M R. «f t*
4**.*t t* a J ••ere. tt»* •««
hte. the tera*S Ctoftlaw
W 1'lLM‘iftS *lftM*.
»r e *1
MEXICAN
I •
MUSTANG t^-a
•smtosr srasrere^
-* *
LINIMENT
•top.
sanUTTSSAUL
l V.
•• Mtetw ftra te **4Si
•• Mte te S.. .•
•• I ••*1 or ■ te ftite I
sy -ft. e*k er Afttl
(Ooe Door Boat of King Sirt el)
CHARLESTON. S. 0.
mar.'30-ly
KOTIQE-
Couktt Tiwaschxk's Officii. I
PakxwklL, K. O, Mar/h 9>, 1882. (
The 1 reasurer will be at the fallowing
places for the celU'Ctionof the first Inetal-
meat of tsx-s ori tbe days meiitioned:
Pi l<Wter's 8torlB Monday, May the )et.
" tbe2!i ‘
Allendale, Tureday. Ma;
in«l.
I
J.y,
re, Katurday, May Mb
y. May the sab.
j Tu/sdtty, May the DLh.
Wednesday, May the 10th. . -
, Thsraday, May the 11th.
Friday. Mav .tos.lib.
Saturday. May toe isth
‘ - May tbe^W^.
days of
• -« •/ «** *k»«
.* /-M .1 *»9
Tte.teW rate (*•*•* 4ef,utey .
J X L •re-ite. ra J M *te4 F J a
O fteetete
By ul/te* of *a etratem* le m
rvteuft ISIS* te*e«te«tel v*ra. I ek
ftv raft •( fturwteelll* to .A aw M(
IM M 4ay *< AfBIL. I»*X ft
telOtefty !• (Jte raid meeih. wtlkte tft
hteiru, ml haft, lb*
pfepeeiy. I* eit j
ah Ibsl U**t ef la*
***»*i y eoaiaiaUi .Va) retes. mars *c lea*.
heasdeJ J* ik* h*rtk ky lawdeefT. J. Deea
lire. Rate hr L*«*r fkrre Bare, ftealk kr
Uad.uf Jadte* Boeeiree ted Wete ky laed*
uf Mr*. Rr sees ilenlea *sd lb* *•!*(* ef.
Mr*. Hersk Heck. LreieJ U|wa os lk* prep-
eny ri F. J. Sawder*.
ALSO,
All ik*l other treat of l**d Hiuut* i* Barn-
wall county ©MU id leg M acre*, more er
Ite*. and bouadsd o* Ik* North and Kate by
loads of Judea* Aaron, Seuth by land* of
Mr* Oliria Irenbar and Wwt by hud* of M.
A. Srndrru aed V. R. H*Ibm*. Levied upew
no tk* property ef f. J. Soadre*.
Term* of anl* ca*h. purchaaer to pay for
" to*
lam
BEST
LINIMENTS
KAN 01
Application for Final Discharge. *
Notice is bareby given that I will apply te+-
B. T. Rice, Esq., Probate J iidge for Bsrtiwell l
county on Saturday, the 15ih day of April,
1WJ, fora final discharge ss Guardian of
Sarah 0. Loadkoldt.
marl6 td H. H. HARVEY.
Application For Final Discharge.
j . 1, , .. •; .•
Notice is hereby given that I will apply to
B. f. Bica, Esq., Profiale Indgpfor Barnwell
Couni
final discharge as Exrcntrii of William R.
Parker, Executor of R. M. Limerick.
+ 1LLKN P. HALE.
m*r9.
Ajiplicition for Vimii Diichaige^
N*tiM is hereby give* that I will apply to
B. T. Rica, Esq., Probate Judge for Parnwell
•amity osrMewday the Jltk day ef April,
I bHJ. far a ftral discharge as Administratrix
dekooi* non, ef.to. ff!TilbII. ,
trS' ■ ALLEN P. HALE-
BtsdnUtol^lri
l»d**F
Dr. J. i.YtRSON SMITH,
Up niivp i d Mfchaiifil D nt M,
W1L.L.IUXOX H O.
W| | attend rails tnrougbowt this and ad
Jaeralai>uiititei.
- Opsrau ma « n h mulft satlsfaotftrily
pertermtefat M« P<rl-'re, which ore sui*-
plint with all the Uerst ai'itroved anftil-
oners, than *1 tn» i*. id.'iu^s of patl-nts
To prevart "Inarivdi.tm ri'* piti- nij in-
tend iut t-» vl-dt hlai ttt,U Btlelun are re-
qu.'«tr' to C'lfTrejHnu! by nmflbvfor.' tat
lull. .
si I l k • nighl Iruite. Oa Aalu/'iajs I
tars rewod trip lick tea areaeU I* i
ail teatiea* o* tha read at **• fro* elara tor*
far the reeftd trip, geed till Veaday seea te
liwtarn. NegJtar eiearuiew tickte* are •**4
T frea all statleas at • real* per mil* for re**4
■trip, tickets are grad for ten days t* rtearw*
D C. ALLEN. 0. P. ft T Agt.
JOHN B. PEUK. OeaT ftap’t.'
.VUgnolii P*s.N«ngrr Rente.
tnff hnm».
I—yl-tf
DR- J. H* £. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SUR«EO>r,
ItL. ACICVII^L.TC, S*. C.
Offlorn-ar Ms rreldnncn. on
H. K Av/nuo. Patients will
find It more cmufartable to
have thrir work done at th**
vieusto thi'ir coming to nrovent any dta-
.ippulntment—thoUKh will generally be
found at his iiiBc.' on Katurdaya.
Me wilt still c-Minus to nttond calls
throughout Barn well aud adjoining coun-
tles. »mc»-1y
P. B HAG OOD,
ATTORNEIAJD C(ll'\SELL r R AT LAW,
Jl A.KIS W ICL.L C. XI . to. C
PrasUora to all the State Courts.
' Bpcctal attcfttloa gl van to Callretlon*. -
•rt» ly
Central
mmona
Hotel,
GA
Arrival
Tb* day MeM
rda daily. The
lolly, fseep* I
ItotM
iia.}
FftnlfVAft A Aoorsr* RaiLwav,
Aunrrr.i, Oa., P*fc A,
All trains will be row eft stsftdird timft
usodEy Ceatrsl Railroad, wkinb is TEN
MINUTES SLOWKK than August* time. -.
GOING SOUTH.
Augusta............. .1.5b p. Ift,
Eltrnton . . ..A.-©4 p. ftl.
** Robbies AM p. m.
„ Appleton 4:21 p. m,
•* Atli ndale 4:82 p. m,
" Brunson 4:57 p. m.
•« Hampton .6:12 p. m.
Varoville... .6:22 p. m. .
** Yemaesee 6:10 p. m.
» Beaufort to.ltop.ftk,;-
•• Port Royal ^^9 p; sw..
•« Charleston 9:30 p.m.
“ Savaonah ...9;40 p. m.
OOINO NORTH.
Leave Savaanah 3to6 a. m.
“ Chnrleaton........;. ..5*6 •. ftt. .
M Port Royal 6.80 a. m.
M Beaufort jB:44 a. m.
Arrive Yrmaasre............^.ftOa. m.
- ▼wrnvilla 9:2ft a. m.
Pc ft * a wraaa eft • • «
!••••.wft.aafta
.te.ltoUp. to.
l»p.«
- 4 rag.
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