The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 18, 1882, Image 2
COOWTT OIKCULATIOM
TOUIMDAY, WAV la, 18W.
?■ ■ 1 1 1 ’ -
Ihk BoUliirn Oi'piUt
ot fiom all Ibe
Houlbera h«Id lt» norjiiol
*lon tbl» year at OtwovJIto. Tho whi-
Veutton wiw rallwl to ord«T on thf 10'li
lust, by tbo v,»«K i«bla Tn st'Knt, Dr.
i*. S. M»dl of QtwtfUL' M lifu the cun-
Vent ion LrMIte 0r«t waeii.B In Au«uh-
»«, O In 1815, iettcrn were written
whMe i/i tiiHt city by membcis of the
eonvenlion to ml«n»loharte» in China
and it tot-ll exactly ;i year for iheeblot'
ien to reach their thatiuaJion atiUHn
an«wcr ho returned. At thia ec»«i*>ii a
telegram wna received by the fteiihd
Jt.iplUit niiaaiouary In China, ib-v. Mr.
YaMf, Of 1 Bbaugliai.lwbo
nenriy all the yunra.of l.la mniihoodlS-
Ut>ring for the cause of Lin Muster in
a few bouts. Reports aero rcueivoil
from sii committees, uml after an ani
mated dlscuaaion, led on one aide by
Hetiator Brown of Georgia and on the
other by Bo». Dr. Winkler of Alabama,
it was rrwoltred that tbs brsdq iaiteis
uf the U->ins Uiasloo Boaid sbunid be
rrnoved tram Msrlon, Atab.imn, sto re
they bad been loeatad fur over (bitty
ytwis, to Allaota, Ga. While the
(tAounts received from ail sourots
v^e.ooMldetlnf the number of Usp-
tWu to lbs iootb. »omiI'. ws were (Ud
to sos that A nth Q<ro(ioa wt» not fsi
from tbs bead of tbs jWt. The con
wsotiba tom sen yvw> *« Tes-a. !».•
OblOrOO of OcovsvUlv kept up tt»tr
writ Wows ref ilotleo for bo*|tiatt r.
OsOeWUuett-OS truth*
tbo srl'lnw la Ibrwaluf tbrti
o all r1.lt >•
rstiMrvsd m Ax IswasHfi I rtjeH ih.i
lbs sowber wHI rsstb bat sees mi and
Otvrn iboowod sbea atJjHrcmh is ecm*
pWtid. A fsw individsobi sbo do not
read Till Prtu i.l stilt label ui.der the
UtatekrtT TnsprhwSoOS tliat'(bay most pay
fur I heir certi|>w(os sod sign their uafeue
while oihers think that they can royaler
by proxy ami so ssre a Ktt'e (lute.
" -* •
^Ftlbty,’' lathe Uranccbarg Times
and IVmonat of M.iylDb. speaknyuk
| Inltiiy In regard to Gov. Bug' i*d'H-
' Whilst fully endorsing all ibot has
been Kfild of the pemjeuien WHuse
nuuies have been mentioiotl iu t on-
ncetliui with the Gub« rui|b'rial Chnir
uf HoUlh Carolina, ilte Writer Vbuhl
bevertbeleHS respect fully beg leave tu
noiiMDuie for ro-eieet.nu to that high
nnVl i re|Kjuoiblo po»iil"n, tlie dulles of
wl.leh he hnn so well and fahlifuliy
dl-ehurged, our present t'lilef Mugls
two^ Therw an? indie;, tie ns in our
p‘>litical hoiizui oi uu approaching
storm. If ihcie is any one muu in the
Sirtle who possesses to a gnater de-
.ill ollicr_-<. tLc qiuiliU.-iti k.iiK
n ijnlslte for skefilmt .um gaiUut old
sliip of jtiate tbruiigti it into tt port of
safely, that umu is Johnson li good.
'I he IlMlord's llridge ClMb.
At a regular m -ctlugof the Buford’s
Btldge D< moemtic club, h*M 13 h of
May, iho foflow'rg preaiaMe and reso
ld 1 ..as were uiuu.lmousir adopted ;
Whereas, ervern! tn.mt.cr* of ihi*
club were dragged befots the U'.lt.d
HtaU-tCenit In Charh-wtoften trumped
up Ktdlod rvMenoe ; and ah< res* our
men found In flon. J J. Muher, ll«>n
U bt Aldib-hand Mr. J. Hug.<odA'm
•inpg, true, faithful nnd tflerttre
fr»e»<U - ftp-n-t* who gavr thetr lab'-r,
rime and ml-ots In ih'tr t-^batf, with
M" • xiectatU.-.s •-/ r^w^r I otbof thaa
.Or- n.»ui— >4 m duty led. IHO-d
tu |-«i4«r<tiW tneiwwat iu n l>s I:
il tbeOcfi t- nsas»««t **»-lt) f'-~ t*^d,
1«*. It,-el l hr gts* * ful !l>sth* of »•)!•
«l> »f. tlo^ ae<t all hrfH y !►: drre-I
then) f- r th t| Ul t f It g lalaorw In t*r
had'^. wr |*-nsc-.tv*t B»»n •**! te«'
■. ■pi .err rtMrvh tb* u. •• gr.t.f I
IMaru.ioatMO >f tl». )r »*»>Ubr* au.l
l b-^. Is tbetf be! atf, ai..| »• b
• me»*.tr, » UMitui. tw. U. «l ■« t
| | t
HDHIIBBtd al^ wrkw. wtTTgS
1)«mJ ».rep«i » aa f <
i-eei.-? at b. i i f u.r
ttf thmo wsrs Utniehrd int.1 risrnity,
wink? the f«.«irtli iveritrd injuries from
which nbc d»«d •Her sight Uayr id the
most iatsrtM •nffeilng. Ws kgrn that
• Iren ths new* of ths terrible a<TMl t.t
rrarhe.1 the mother of Ibcse ulti'dreu »he
unineiliately became iineouMcioai, and
has rruuinrd so ever since, except at in*
temtl*, aixl llieu n ax.ii lelurus only-Is
eiiullo Iter to utter the ng.inixiiig cry.
••Wheis are tny children V" Bereft of
four daughiere, and, saddest uf all, heief't
.fifessoM. VI h't iH'ftit would not uiotc
iu pity for this deeply ttillielcd parent V
miat un Indcircndeut I*arty
* ...... T
The profpuct for the formation of an
Independent party in South Curoliun is
growing beautifully less every day. Our
people fully realize the fact that there are
but two parties iu South t’iir>'liim, and
that all i fl'-efs to divide the Democracy
are in the direct interest of the Ucpubli-
ean party. Any man other than a fa*
nape is obliged to see that it is a poliii-
I jd iiHm^a.biiily Lu ilL>ti...bl -i y pHV-
ly hv divudug Up the miitority. InSAnlU
w: r. T v.
It is S tRUttk* la Up aw
IU
0>i >k ftf l.welrw* g* nil anld ka
ha# ew at U-bed bet w»M MMiaif sad hi*
cWm* s |wrf el tiMdcr»iamlin|i lafanliag
this taslUr, nntil ha has clearly •howu
his popdrihat it k nrerswiry that one
person fth. ttld be nhsolutely mazier, mid
that h« I* Its person entitled t. that po-
Mthm hy virtue of his offlne, his si.pmior
intelligence, ei|K?ricnoe sod foremol' char
acter. Without order in his ^ft.iin* snd
iimong tlu>s he employ* ho builum*
man cau hope to he successful Without
the |‘0ifeet orhr call' d diseipliue iu uu
urmy, it is n disorgauized mob, incapable,
umnanagealde, and nt the ruercy of its
foes. W rih"Ut order in it school, at least
one Italf a tendicr’s power is wasted—
portly through the iuatUiutmn of the
seltolars nnd partly in reducing the diS-
order to wliat vime fvajhers regard as
endurab’c limits. Experience has proved
this,' and therefore every good teacher in-
ciatson having good order befora attempts
ingtotcHcb. The husband “who starts
in his tuatrimoniid car er ss lieutenant
never gets promotion. A teacher is rare
ly promoted in a school in which lie iTtls
not came 1 hi* position at the close of (he
ficst day. 'There is r.-drnnem u tiftr wrr at -
nessaLuut a t.auhui who allows scholars
Carolina tile negroes Imre u majority of to form the ^ iiblic opinion of Ins school
20,000, and nothing hut the most thor- mid establish it* character independent
ough unity oraciicu on tin; part ol’ the of him.
Deiiaarat* lias cnnoled us to overcome k It is a mistake to rouf.and securing
pud (Mure t u suilieient numher of (bat, order with maintlining order. Many
Ucjority to enable us to hold rhe Stale, tea Jier* fir get when taking charg) of a
N«.w ii i« proponed by ibe Imhpendents mw claim thit they are dealing with
to split »u» ptMyla poet?** iu order ty straujrers, in wh>se sympathy and nffre-
beMt the majoiity 'J'btaM) who arc#)■• tiou they liuvo no rLim. They of eo
cere iu believing that (lie Kepuhlicjo hwc t-r.ntrt.1 of tin ir pupds on tbc tir-t
jwtty ill South t'afoliiM can be dvf a’ed | day by rra lisio-l tlie very principles
by a divided l>einocnicy are t-uher po. j which arc kigl.rst serrior in securing
litical mlan » or id u>«. In tins State ! tbo best dlHipHnc. - They apps al to iu-
iIm. Con'est is Will uoderi sai U V: be- \ s'Kis shirk see siatahering and to nc-
iwrcn the nati*e wbi *a uu<l tlx w-n'ored ilv.s which so far as they arc irmecrncd.
p.pula i -n. l -l hy LBptiMiip'id sdscst-[ h*\e no rxw<. u< • Pupils arr st sch.-ol
ur r> The n«gru h**»h<isu that iu |a>- un tbc U4«-ui..g day to Mndy ibe mw
Iriral maffers be i» hoi wttTlajj To
i be d cent r-f rMc
Mulh f
•f Btoshtttls
• ChrWU# Tswsfaraaa# Uama
■tsws «l BlaoSvitl# •• ths arm sett third
Tnvsdsys in snsh atwfith W ft p. ■ , owd on
•w-Mid and ft>unb TM#sdsys at4* p m. Ths
U#cion sf llaaer mrsU M 6 p. m. sv.ry ftwi-
uw^lsy.
i 'iiwmlaftarihgesac— ■! inn'.f^
A Maiwwcllcr’a Mtwry.
A man named Stacey, tbc owticr of a
.splendid d'itikiiis-salonn iu New York,
qigued the pledge lately uml closed his
house, flouring that u party of lads had
formed themselves into a temperance so
ciety he went to them and gave them his,
experience us n ru&i-*el:cr. We re|>eat
a une of our rccoilec.ibns for our large
audience;
■*•1 sold liquof,"Vaid Mr. Stacey, “for
eleven years—long enough (or mo to see
the beginning and cud of its effects. I
have seen a man take his first glass of
liquor iu my place, and afterward fill the
grave of a suicide. I have scon man af-
t r man, wealthy and educated, come in
to my saloon who cannot now buy bis din •
ner. I ciii recall twenty custoc ers worth
Irotu one hundred thousand to five huu<
died tlioUi.tmLiLtLars nJio aix now oith-
U> rrrfy rtfts
HftW •
week «hww b# spoil* of Urn
lou" rr»ln eropwln «b*
«hip»#r~Tig
lot eo.led.
M Y«w," •obi th# farmer, •*ta»rh*d wire
feaec |« expmialve, bat It Is very nee-
fat j th# hlrwl man d.u^wi't atop and
oat for five minute* on top of It avory
time ho has to climb over It.’’
An Innocent coapla at Wabash, Ind.,
went to the poat master to bs man led.
Th* official wo* Iqnoccnt, too, tlmmrht
be had authoiity In ttie premises, and
f'erformetl th# oeremoi'y all In good
faith. The nr-xi. day came enllglitcn-
meut snd confoslor) " *
v.!. rr
SKW Alt VKftr/SKMHSTS.
Painter
AWU
Wheolwriflit
It A ft N \V K L< Li C. II* N o.;’
Is prepsiwd to do work In his Mss st
short solie* slid on resaoi'Shls t«nM.
Only • be best mste. t d Is used snd sotlV
(set ton Is x»arsnis.s| la < Vefy esas.
Ail I MX k s trl 1.
^ W. T. OONNBLLt,
Barnwell C. It., U. O.
mart! tm * . '
XtSr,
Mtuth Caroling Kuilroad,
CHANGE OF SCHBDUbB.
"i
HECKXBXH I8|h, 1881.
o a tth
and
lb.I III or-irr to linn p.iiiw will *
nun uiu I U,.- to ■ a VIw-tb. * W»i?»e
q (.Tiswlcrtaia «r • It t*
tb-r. I r* nn 1 -v^rb Ba •• •• ti
<«U 1- ,S lv U vWc t |« ' !
li.-- n. »’.d .■> c-.« *• ll«l
out money, place or friends.’’
He WsiTiicJ boys against < ijtenng sa
loons on any pretext. Hcstated that be
had seen many a young fellow, member
ol a tern pc ranee society, come in with a
fneui and wait until he dr*nk. ‘ No,’
no,” be would say, *T never touch it.—
Thanks all the same.'’ Presently, rather
than s< ein churlish, be would take a glass
of cider or barra'css Icniuus ie. “Tht:
k mouade wj* uulkiug,” said the ruiu-
aellcr, “hut 1 knew how it would end.”
* The only sifety, la>vs lor suy msn, no
matter how strong bi« ns- Iu ion. U out-
*i*le the door ol tbc solo- a ”—Soutb-ru
rresbyu riiu.
TaacniAHCX tv sixpst araoois-
I The ifi<»« fruitfid and be’prwt Et!J of
trseber,* iM ft^-lr ’e»to«s. sr>4 lt>e m- rr I ?eai|>eran'-s ■<-rk i*. m t in irf -rating iWs
ni''i>MtprcbTi<-ib’<- aud nvn-o-tnauttal b- ! »>ctiin- -4 •tr'-uc drinb, but < f ptarcat-
Iced Soda Water
1'R. W. C. SMITH hss st his new ; Drng
Store in >Vim*ton one of TUFTS ARCTIC
SODA FOUNTS, nml is dispensing delicious
Ice Cold SCds Water. may 11 2m'
LlVKKPOOi; AND 'LONDON AND
GLOBE LNSUUSNCE (OMPANY.
CAPITAL 810,000,000.00.
H, T. FARMER, Agent,
AT.TZTTXTTATre
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(’OLCMBIA, H. C.. April l»t, 1889.
1 eortify Hist H. r. F.inner, i.f Ailn dole,
H. C^ Aif.-nt i>f Ih* Liv<-rp<kd and l^ndun
and tilnlailns ratio-l onipanr; ♦»%* ortm-
pliw-l wiin tlm r-tj <h*iH i. h of th* Act of
'h-* General A»*eiuNjr. I hereby Di-iu.mi
sat 1 H.-T. Farmer to take iUka la the
enmity of HaruweJl.
) x in-i. Match Stq?, 1883.
idumtii ifiHv nntrTfwr.
CoaiptroUer-Oen- ral.
iwayii-i.-n
bTAiE orTSmi gakounaT
BARN WELL COUNTY,
ni tux c rrr or rmt-aaTv.
By B I. Rkw, F. q, Jo-1## of Probat#
Iu b-imweH Ci-uuiy.
W i.sssaa. ft W l'ra«--rS hath sppftsd t#
am tor Lmara • f A Imiai—rat-ao *w lha aa-
lala -l Ka—ia l‘ S*t. lose af
4aOO#a#f
FW»- era iberaf-ra. i-r*«raal ul
al«. as-T .Saja.ar ik- Iia IraW aa i aSa-tWar* of I
iSr sa-l -• •a-a-l. la W a*4 ar h»<Lra t aart A
—» as a • aa ft af Fr.Oafr I* th* aaSd aa^aiy _ | arra
i S# S *;ra at B«*»••* I* M «« Moiaaday.
is* y;.S Oa, a« ll.y. IS*? Mil# abarh a I trrSaa TVa
• la aS I» I aaa U • «• . as. Itoa aaSS ad I C.
a.—.wsaaa a—• a— Sa (* -tot * I If
• a..a totod** mf hawd aa I -a- mo! af Iho j Tool
' k-fc 4 *f ^ Wo# J. b »vat Oad t aqaaO.
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ft I as* * Jai«a a* rawhma
— al • at
12.26 p m
12.3ipm
12.46 p hi
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Arriva Any at to
Dawn Day Pssssafsr
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B’.nNWiXL CDCXTT.
P^. l; t-
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of i w «ft »-*
Caw^ia Pi,-.
mi AAgm art fwrk b i# lit op
Aft WMftMim MOOtol by lb- dayanar* ul
llrto ao tbirf
• happy Tva4rar* M to-m v r
tba giaV* t f
ika siXya of tu rare r»»rj
mt tala tbc * tVlcr..,to ii.d lay tK».
•odbi- sary *y?k#eo hiiao-
■ck. In s#vnti yearn, wr nt
uaij two colurod meu kstc baco
coarictal of Unruy, nnd tky bars
•MgbAllftsb la Ida and f>a at area new —
Tnkiop aAfMkge uf s lauuro keif hour 1
pi to tba commiiwnrint, « Ikto I b wrthe
•uananl mvate of n la«j corn shelter ind
intmiew lb# parralous bu'lcr. He ul.’s
ft®* l^* Hr. Ashley bos seventy male
teaaHls and iftnumerablo minors^ that
they iunk«|pl|bMles of cotton and ‘‘kii*
of oorn,” iSq lb«t they all believe (be
Generalto'Vfi the greatest of (he mod-
erns. Hat the night draws near and we
drive off across Steel creel into Bennett
Springs.- Here I find a.larger propor
tion of woodDOd than c’sowhere. ’/be
em face of tbe country is more uudn’otr
ing than in adjacent townships, nnd I
meet an old up-country friend io tire oc
casional chinquapin bushes that seem
wrango and yet fitmiliar in an adopted
linrna. And here too are busy men, but
they find time tq come and regi.-tor in
*pUe of wind and wither. Tbe broad
vxpaiiMJSof woodlitid are tcuauUew, ex
cept by the worker in turpentine, yet
there is a promise that they will (oon
bloom and, blamoe as the rasa. Two
at days ire pissed with those
■nd •Mttlemen Dr. 0. W.
I fata
Wa KrataSswliwa Wto fat#.
N | -rs a ran *wftr at t? a rt-ti.w
to F« | «|J la ti ta B'n'# u-t- N >v-«b
t-#r, oi #• aiit aulto- q *aet rb-m-ai, un-
li-aa L« aboil ti pt. ti*>n»l) r- it-
totaletl, *a m w 1.qwlv#d bp law. lha
HirlalTnik n la pri'VlKtl f«»r »-y th# An
».f A-af-iubiy .if FrHruaij V l?*tl, nn*t
la In sic tdaort- with ti e uiabiiuia of
'.fi# 0\>untItu? liMi of 1MCA
The rrbilrd propl* wDl r«-trWi*r to a
man Thry have b «*n plt*-d for wn k«
a|ib w.*ruliqf* nnii axh -iUtl im. Tio*y
Inive bn-n t* bl ILn*. tb# rTpisfralloii
Iswlsa ni-htme to U<pilve tht-ui nt
tbrir s^ffiagf*, and that failure to teg-
inter will renin ad them to a cuilitleu
-if political alnvary, at leest. Th* law
Is far black msn and white man alike.
Wilt the white people register 1 We
can only any to Uuhh that, If tli*y do
not, they deprive theuseivesi-f th’-op-
port unity to necurte tbe cgmlunanee of
good government und peace for them-
selvee ami tbtir fi-How-cItiftcua next
Novtmbrr.
Thenaiurecf the contest In South
Carolina in not In doubt, since tlie cur
tain rose iu the United giati n Coutt a
month ago. It Is the Intention of the
Stalwarts to steal South Curohnu. To
accomplish that they wifi epme neltber
trent nor cajolery. They will vary
their bilbee to meet the tastes of Indi
viduals and of communities. They
want to break the bnck ot the D. moc
rney this year, so as to crush It com
pletely in 1884, It is not unlikely that
there will be a etrutrglo thin fall as nr-
dtiousjut that to which Harupton led
the State to victory Id 76 Tbe cl!lx -u
ot South Carolina who doe* not regts-
Inter cannot Vote for tba Democratic
candidate#, cannot cast hi* vote Into
the scale, though but ft alpgle ballot
ttsnd between success an t falluf-.ean-
aot exercise tbe freetBati’e bigbeet
fftlvilege of declaring by hi* vote trte
•sAvrtdgn will. No registratioo—oo
vetc 1—News and Courier^
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f -aSt^S .
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a- a-uj «.<*•:
IS#» a* j |V tot. a I i a
wl aq Ik Me, Uto-
ba I a Iwn-1 « « 'W-i
*1>., to ! |s i it
*1 ft.-at u i k It Jt t
| a a-rt *•# asrpis#- i«alty ||t|
j i a- ra talbd totM# U .n la • k-ly, a«»
up Wet) iMeg |W«I# w^a to Ifta to-.aas
a-sd t*-4i Aim p«em eta *v tft sm ut.i-ft
alt'y kwvIo.' -tk-at- i#W e, Ma.«*. J joi-
uol
Domaeaav.—Tb« Mampl.o Af-ye-al,
n a v.ry ia'-if-oiiuz srl-rb-oa "tbe end
of |ha wwrWi,* *»T» t'tot n-ir >n -tv rs au<l
acin'll ill - men sjl ova# lha < ar.b osrwe
that oo iltomtia# ron.io-t iba( lernti -i
llw wkola ear h in IHC4. anil will rulliJe
w ith it wiUun fifleru yenis, thus tie-
-tribes the effect that (he ci-lli-ion will
halo upon our old hume the earth .'
‘•Tlie atmosphere ai l grow winner
and warmer uutd beat glows with a* force
that will wither all vegetation, d,y up
ibe stream- aud riven, aud dr-w up the
skies, and the vast sea* themselves, which
will ascend iu vn->t columns of stcAOi —
The very ice of the poles .w ill become
boiling waters and the waters will di-si-
pate aud vanish nmid the horrors they
are onubie to miiigntc or subdue. Tlie
ea’th rill be left a -vast bare mass, amid
whose awful grandeur everlasting silence
will have its dwelling, f >.- long before the
completion ol the doom is readied sll (
animal life will have perished, the maid
und the wife, the child and the man, the
foul aud tlie hero will alike have been
cogulfcd in tbe unutterable burning”
Bk a Gestlviiin.—Money will buy a*
great many thing*, but it will not buy
what mnkt* a geutleamu. If you have
money you can go to the store and buy
clothe*. But bat.coat, pants and boot*
dp not make a gentleman, 'limy make
n fop, and aometina#* com# near mak
ing a foid. Money will buy dog* and
burses, but bow many dog* and horse*
do you think it will take to make a
genileuuio? Let no boy, therefore,
tblok he 1* to be a gentleman by th#
clothe* be wears, tbe hors* hft rldca,
ike stick be fruri**, the dog that trot*
i •*-- ♦ 1 i a a
i. « ’ i, - w* f
a .»i* - « *** >
I..a ,.*■ a it
i». .t»4 a l %ft <*S '« I*. vt in Ik*
.i .. * i a—a — r fc- —to/ a- a«
n. ill Miaai it a *<■•' ■»— n a'lr-vj Of V > iB
o«to r • La*l ra* of d «&; any t.inj t > s'
tr-ri the allfb'iwa a’ ary )a«w%aW
rlTl i n. ^ *i. u’-i >.<>. t» too.AfV-l fur th?
• k- f i**«»rB. A g-*^! at if tor a* i*
h.iur i L *ii a deal (aim. Tiw hr# I- »•
all ii. Lt it It Jur* OlH • OHM- in topiala.
I'rtfdi or i. r tuav hr quits in bartnoriy
w i.h a c-hi# drrub c -wt -Jot of Bui # —
Iu a factory f»-r inaiauc#, alth'in^b the
iiwiae of tuacliiiK-ry ui iy to.- d.atraiug.
and :lie buatiing of tlie workmeu may
appear qmiu c^iufua h! tu the uuiaidcr,
eveiytuiiix U usually iu the ma-t p-rfect
order. Order d not i.eveararilj mean
repre--ion. TU* order nredeu iu achools
is work sj>t- matixeJ. Ibis is geuuine
order, tlie only kind that will last.”—1.
L. Hughes. -
I*ay Inc l^x|»entoi'M.
The fi »'n;>t »u G lafdUnsays that E.
A. liiHbnum, p'-stmaiti-r at Bruusnu,
la going nr-nuid the county fof tin* pur
pose of sd ing’tb a the negroes ‘‘get
thilr rtglit»’.’in regl-ttciing their name*.
F ir till* labor ot love and loyalty It to
reported that tin* colored men are to
pay him twenty five c -nt* each to de-
fruy (xpensee.* If this bo true, and
there can be little doubt of the fact, it
shows bow easily the negro can be Im
posed upon by those who thrive upon
bis labor. The commtoslon held by
Brabham as postmaster does not au
thorize him to.(lo this, and while he to
apparently so si licitous of the rights
of hi* dupes he iu very careful to fill
his pockets with the money thus ob
tained, Meanwhile the duties of hto
office ut Brunson are detuandlug hie
attention.
The statement t* current that ice
will b* plentiful this summer, notwith
standing the wannwlnter. We are glad
to'know *001*1 king will tMf abundant
Thq oatioftk begin* to apgftar oftor#
«■* III la! «--«l.el UO lb* «V-|.|| It
i b. aa ll alii 11.»-« ato>Mt bn-
uto to- i he n .be*| • ye.
Tne !«x I’ll wti-a-v n«’W I**y« the
Ooverawaat 8<'-i <01 Ul) awtiualiy It
• h • Iiuk ii> y- nr* It haa | at J o« vr i.U*t
uundied mlllkir.a.
A tnerilutf i-f #l| enlurtlb-r* In #r-
re*i# iu lux I’x rix to calUd f ir ealc-
• lay Iu 8-pteinto-r. Boeiu'-oa i>f Voal
I iup< -(t a in**? will be lra'i#«ct«*i.
_ The harreatlng of th* amMlI grain
crop In thin seciiuo wl l *o-in begin.—
Tbe #eee in to *o HdVMiii*ed Itmt th*
cr"p will ripen much eaiher this yiar
than it uauaily does.
ibe n-groe* who whipped a colored
Demyciat iu Orangeburg have been
found guilty uf ilol aud assault and
battery with intent to kill and sent
enced to live years In the penitentiary.
Charles Lord, of Montgonieiy coun
ty, Arkansas, hearing a noise In hto
yard a few nights a. o, and seeing a
form moving around in the dark, tired
at what he supposed to be u bear and
kilted bis wife.
If there ever was a busy peopl»,tbey
are now la Barnwell county, working,
so it appears, to make up for lost
year’s losses. Good seasons, good
stands of corn and col too are reported
and chopping out is going on.
Senator Htll cannot recover, but 1*
not troubled by regrets. “I caucot
complain,” he said the other day. ‘?I
have lived fifty-eight years, and I sup-
pi we tto man ever lived Afty-clght hap
pier yeats. It maf be best that they
be all.”
An English artist ha* j holographed
swallows oo the wing, and fixed the
tellectloo they threw oo the p«nd io
passing over. * wonder If h* could
alveus’the n flection of a delinquent
subsetiber*» $2. that if# may osorrula
whereabouts.
STATE < F MJi ni I'/UUlUKA,
BArXi' KLL CX)C!f:T
in lUE c I'nr • r HI ftXTft.
By B T. Rlo*\ E q . Ju*ig# of Frobat*
iu Hamartl OuuQijf
natBiis, J. J. i‘rxKbaia ktoita apf>ia4 I*
ma A-r Laiiaraaf Aundaia'raltoa aa ikaiiar#.
Ul aalair ul JKftftK J CLAVTON, loi* af
Barn nail County, drceoead.
Tim* art. lUrefore, to cite aad •dmaatob
all an l atognlar Ik* kindled ami erwiitoiavf
the m <1 ilcreaawl to be and x#vcar bafora
ma ai a Court af PrubHa for Ibe*Mid Couniy,
to b« holdan at Harawell C. II. owihaSlat
day of Ai iY. 18*2, at tea o'e)o«k A. M. r
to ahow c iuae, if any. wby tiia aaid admin-
iatration ahould not U gr inied.
Oirm tin'ler iay ham* and-thevenf of tba
CohM this 17lli day of April.'A. D. Ii82,
and in the lOC b yrnr jf Amariean Indopend.
euoe. 11. T. RICE, Judge ef Probate.
n| v2t) Id
SHERIFP’S SALE.
W. ». Myerevs R C. Moody.
By *imie of »w execution io me di
rected in ihe above suited cnae, I will offer
tor »!*!'# HfB»rn well C. II.. 8. L'., on Monday,
the 5rti day of JUNE 18^2, it being
Mleaday in the aaid month, within the legal
hours, of aale, the tallowing describedireal
property, to-wit:
* All the umtitided intereet of the above
namedTl. V. Moody iu that certain tract of
land in BarnweU county 0 mtaining 40 acres,
bounded on the North by the eatate of W. K.
Halford, East by lands of Alfred Aldrich,
South and West by landaof W. Davla.
Terms of aale caah, purchaser to pay for
papers G. 0. HI LEY, 8. B. C.
$100 REWARD.
lifCICPIDl A RIHM.
• Ms a
ft. ft#
** Altoa-ioto ..........
“ Al pl«HO*.,... IftMo. ■>
** It-to.la* .•.« II AT*, an
“ Eileiit--* It 14 p. •*%
M Augual*.............1:80 p. m
ha»f*C* eWsakad lirraafh from Part It ay at
I’rtocipai paiaia ftanb
T icketa aa aale at Baton Dep :t Ttokat OAaa
Ih-ftKBT N. Ba#a
Geoeral gbpariteaitoai
J. II. Divanr,
Oeneral Paaenager Agent.
Wedding Gifts
ALLAN’S
M - -v ■
FINE WATCHES,
American and Swiss, of ihe Latnat- StyU*-
RICH JEWELRY,
Of Naw and Elegant Designs and Exquisite
Workmant'dip.
STERLING SILVERWARE,
In Fresh and Beantifal Pattern*, especially
adapted fer WeddingPreeeata.
SILVER PLaTEDWARE,
•v.
Tea Sets, Waiters, Ice Pitchers, Batter
Dishes, Cupe, Goblets, Spoons, Forks of bast
quality, Ac.
CUOrCK FANCY GOODS.
French and American Clocks, Fina TaM
Cutlery, Speatoolee. ftei.
Waicbfsl Jtweltj Curfli’ly Rfpaired