The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 27, 1882, Image 2
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TILLMAN,
coufideixt; that tba
I tU| Momiag
;. cUipoaadar
Of Hi*
itrtotJam, iatalH-
md n*A$ of the
i atil! esMng in the pan/
the tBtbwiaim that aaoirwf
nrictwj offSTfi
Democratfe Htate Cotfreaiion
in Colombia 1 oa mM Toaaday.-
of aceepMble eandi-
oftcea it eaa aocort,
ai *o
AmoH toav
tar” Mr
brwffWl Mlj. |j; I <
j^ma».ilUoffhe CMb W« Ml (Had
aknrlj to hi* MU«. At Hie iw»t eW^tic.n
the omo, white and colored, who alemeil
him Wro’/eara ago. will retara hi® to the
place from which h« baa beea at rothr
feaaJjp, nchleaal/ aod ootrageouaij ouat*
td. Wo again placo Ih oarne al the
hand of our column*.
Wadoaot aharaia th# ap*
ofeor axahaagaa
>( CahiachM leaf*' wiU control
and dicta!* fca aomia*.
TW*Mk»>ta~W V.
b Mj aa \
Ua *r»
X.
Boa.flOfh 8. Thompson r wAo Aaa,
for threo terms, ablj I1M *o *h*ir of
fitomdm Ha — a VAammiUm watt
kllmiC OlapcrirRinacnt Qt £QUCAiMNIp Win
soecoed Nr. Niles in the Pmidanej of
the Sotth (Wolhm Csflogs. His pro-
motieo iadmerred, sod ander hi* ow>-
tool the Sooth Carolina College will
apcedilj regain tod exeel the prestige of
ito pnlmimt dap*. It wUl he the duty of
cfNW vsfiTeDiion wuicn mccu ots
•ut Tamdsy, to aeieet a *ocoa*au* oom*
patent to eecT| oo the gioaV Worl of the
•dacatlairofAe'rising generation—ih*
hope ef eoreoootay. We helkse that
Najor 0. B, Larttgne, of Black vilk, pos-
aaaaaa in an malm at dsgrea al the qoal.
hlmafhmdead heart that are roq^irad
of aa bnpsrtaat a honoo.—
tha time af Ua gmimaien with
at the HMN Aaadamy ho
.SomWnho^a
Z.
-
aief that
So^ e/lha O
gf the
itself lo paver. It aoght la haag iu
head h ah arm mad not gat np oa the
go aroond the street*
praying with Poritea Jmaiiiem, Mm the
Phnrima of ohf—*•! thank Ood that I
am tetter thaa other men.” Any party
who robbed the employees of the govern
4b ai • a, m . ae4 e*
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meat, as the Republican party waa doinfL *gM?>ngMt drink tUi emn U "* ,le
asw, ought never to say a
the Hitle gerrymeoderiug is
line. „ He, hbwpver, gnve the ]
cab party etedit of hasing courage of- k»
epiainm in atandiog up to a\)nan fur
iSmella, and be contrasted the wily h»
which the KepubUcaM stood by their
men with tko manner m which he had
been treated by his own party whewdom
tdstiflg his seot in the Furty-ftRIr Con
gress. His remarks were relUbed bybeth
sides sf the Howe and were Hsisned to
with an interral dot often enbibued Ai
ring the progress of debate on an etoe*
doe ease. His description of the hopes
aod lean of aa expectant contestant were
very amnsing and were greeted wisto
laughter. In conclusion he eernestly
(“in the last speech I make
to this Congress’ ) She adoption of some
voby sleetioa eaac* should b* do*
sided in wen# other tribnaal Umu the
House of Represent at ivsa.
Editor Prnpit:
1 vteh you could have beea at oer
ootonot enMMtlou wbk* enm* o« oa
of the 19 b lost. It-a-a
Mr MrM rrW*l
tysasn f m.
. scnirrraAL vtxw.
The Bible prootMucm “woe" 1 npoi
(hose who “mingls strong drink.” Is. v
datioo oonUina only 20 prr
The proeom of diet illa
tion waa not known uetd tea centuries
after the cagon of ; the Scriptures' was
closed. _ The “strotrg drihh* made m>w
(threwg* dfstiUotion) ceutshw, on aa av-
erage, 00 per cent, of alcohol. It is a
simple arithmetical problem to ascertain
the Bible status of modern drinkers. —
20; IWj j# *‘Woo ,r of b. v$ 82: w«e of
.•, : ) N
PAtvtrw.
it a poison. See ‘'Carpenter
oo Alcohol,’’ “Lcctu eson Alcohol” by
B. W. Richardsou, M. A., M. D , I.
K. 8., Ac.
It ritiatei the blood by reducing ita
vitality, aod causes it to deposit fat in'
■toad of miuiateriog to tbo growth and
maintenance of the easential Mtrs. It
accumoblcs ia nervous centres (such m
the brain) "wbose feoetsous it asodibe#
pcrrsrts uud abelialMs.'’ Sec I’errin,<.p
ot , p MO. It impairs tbo cepecitj of
the hudy to rerim or orereowM dieea*
It bnem oo drnesns of the heart sal
brer, drvpty. afaetwae of the krinry sod
bled Jar, apopWsy ood palsy The dswe-
o*o Dtiokmf aWotwik afc
ta deolb aod Uoih hoao
1’iAeisJ. o msraA
aooaL v law
am af AmSM«
AM *4
'Mg'
ovary Wod. mothoda of
gorernipg their schools, yet them ia an
other influence. Teachers are actuated
by iuceotirm aa other men are. The
teacher who knowa that his methods of
teaching are not to come before a body
of teachers for criticism, loses one ralua •
ble incentive to a higher standard of
work. A teacher’s poster in a public
school is beuefitted very little by an in
creased knowledge of mathematical prin
ciples; but when hia love for teaching,
hia seal in teaching, hia methods of teach
ing, and his views on education are ele
vated, to that extent hia ability to suc
cessfully manage a school is elevated,
and these indispensable qnalidc&tions arc
not gathered Atom text hooka, hut to a
very great exteat from association with
teachers in institute work.
2nd. The number^aud success of our
Teachers' Institutes measure, to a very
great extent, the condition of our
It is a fact that the moat succesaful to
ers as a class attend aod encourage
stitutea, and poor teachers av a class call
them humbugs. The history of the past
thows os in tclliog 1 ogunge that when
scholar* are taking their rise iu say
country institutes follow their footstep# ;
but k the teach' n ara pour, like the
■ ugurs of Kome, they <Wl want to
»«ri. Coaecquoatly, if our manual aa are
•wemwful aod r>Ok among the base ia
lh» land, a ■ s«flb-t«Dt wrieoea that vr*
have among as able luarhefi who am iu-
icrmiiri in our scbuoU ami ‘ aa tW
Mm her . no ■ lh* ash i. i.l,"
Xd laae«a«ae pnpuU/tw and pmpn
gala isnpeuvad wwhMdi ni laarhwag.
TVaen art Inarbeve in war pnhhr
, . I irh i ih • hn nee* 0*4 U~m •• W«a4
avi wt «ua Man* of 'ham odl *»v*« oainod aahmh
' m oh*t iWy nan yea yam be hn *-t
; nm«Urr a X tba, menfaJt ^am/aub
| >-• a.•• ■ S »a|U a rai, »iKM I •« • o&m
«f ' k-rva * |«« .»
Ug, ^ ••■A HhjW^
bt a aw no. laoiwnTr. •
ALbMWAL^H.0. Itlh Jnly. MM I
Thanovusui nompasd** will muator lor
aaiMuAlou and rev low aa ftolh>em:
Al Hpr1mrt..w» 14th Auffnat, 1101
: ■aaoodTitght IXawooua—Capuln Dlok-
‘Tit Pond Martina—Oaptaln Hooter.
Mnwowd Ouarvia-dfeptala Bile;
■«ir«N«t Uuarnn-4taptnln BIMy.
'i hceu Milo LUlit DragtHin* -dapt.Pnai
Bprluirtowu (Jonipau)'—Onptnlnytioe.
—Oaptalo tUmmi
flakS-rfla^Q Qu^j> ’m Tanseat«r
lllett, m
>n LlWt 1
mah lit
Gordon Guar a-Oplain Jnnny.
—Captain Faust.
At Mtllett. 15th August, 1883.
Gordon Idirt Druroona—Captain Batm.
Havwdnah UlverGuard* -('apt. Pmsplvu.
Hawoud Uratfiona—' apUln Miller.
Ktchanlaon LUrht Dragoons, (A)—Cho-
tal i Wllllnghani.
Klchanlsou Light Dragoons, (B)—Cap
tain Gray.
Umrood Hnaaara—Captain Langley.
Barnwell Mounted BiBee—Captain Har
ley.
fhe Companies will foma at II o’nloek A.
M. In red shirts and black pantaloona aa
In 187*.
Company .onumanders will report the
condition and arms of their coni t>anl«o and
make requisition for what is umded; and
offlorrs and men am rxpeetrd to ohneree
in all mepects the Militia Laws "f the
Mtate adopted at the last regular sene ion
of the Leglalature, by which they are now
govrrnH.
By order of ^ --.a.,*
Colonel M. B. Iixxt
Comd’n* Bari well Mouaked
lul)
v “’ a A»l»> M 1 .
Wheelwright
I, AMM W Ki. L. c. u. e o.
-tnase
Oil V I he hrn
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BAB»wai,L MoowiXP 1 .
ALunwAtx, t». U, July It, IMS.
■serial Ordar. >
The painful doty of ttoeoOMal
mmit lu the H«-wl onset of the death o( Uw4r
wwli-rh-uen >ad aealoua LAeuleoaat Coin-
net—already too well aad
aithnegh deUyvd. use
South Carolina Railway.
Commending Jon* 4th, 18fl2, train
wilhmn as follows i
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Leave Charleston i 7.00 a St 8,16 p m
Arriv* at Columbia 11.28 a ai 6.10 a at
Laave Columbia 6.A*t pin 9 80 p m
Arrive at ChaHeatea 40.40 p m 8.30 a m
AUGUSTA DIVISION. "V
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Lnavs Ckarisston fllAam 4 CO p a» ;
Arrive at Branch villa 10.46 a a fl.00 p a* V
Leave BrnnclivUla
Laave Idiaia
Leave MWaray
Laave Bamberg
Leave On hems
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Leave Bamberg
leave Mtdaay
Leave Kdiase
At m Bvaaehvflle
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Leave |
10 60 a m 8.02 pm
11 01 am 8.1ftpm.
11.18am 623p«
11.22 am 6 29 p
1156 am 6 4f pSi
11.58 am MCpm
11.67am 7.18pm
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10-OSa m 664pm
18.17 am 7 01 pm
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—I always ftori secure
Us
0. D. TiUmes
si tbs 41th
retired, Gen. Smalls
ideas reoeived mto iu bosom
brigadier, who was, a abort
> ago, reckoned unworthy of eecom-
» the Trcmont House, s rial-
Miry, in ssiatlv Bostoo.
'-^v -
or ex-
ssvoringof justics from
party—b«t tha enormity
is attonisliiug. Nr. Till-
of over eight
\ moiruiA
Omt
ad htot httla property, aod h* was afraid,
I tha Mtoeeiwmatoioms i
' ha ahaiaa ad tha paopte wers kiehad omt
of fori body, them ws*
forming to »wwepdOwa ■
them of what Bulk saatoaaaoe they had
If the Repuhliotons i
on at they her* bees going oa, ho
ttothfiod tbo South would bo roconstruot-
sd sndrooooosmctad fee the purpose of
plunder. Ho saw that, as ftr as hi* case
was spussraed, tha Republicans wow Im
patient to flush their Work, but that
wouldnot disturb his equanimity in tha
He bad eneouatered long ago the
could ds. He mas satisfied
that, though Shelley aad hhnsetf were to
bo turned out, they would coaso bask to
tbo next Congress, and they would oom*
by aegra votes. Ho would ho a
takas hia ooostilusaU
»ish*do chsaga, aad if any of the Bo-
r~ ’
him the hast of
l
f the orop
for It’e a etga
a mate tag down aad tail-
te* to good hoM,mMihy arid bf the top
up for tea loot tint*—
rate ef hoy* teat had
to Mvo o^rotote and drtah braate wa
ter, raaka big, 8troaf, tougb meo, solid
who Bade their way Iu tea world
aad cilmbod up over all obataeloa, aad
Pm aeon boys who grow up rich and
fine aod hover bad to go barefooted
nor played la tea branch and got dir
ty, but bad tbot.' facet powdered and
Ulalr had: dfeased at the barber ebop-
grow up to bo lean, delicate, no account
men. They tattled at tbo top like a
•pludila corn stalk, but they never
produced anything but a nubbin, and
hardly that. I’ve noticed another thing
tele year, that It don’t pay to be la too
big a burry about getting your crop la
tea ground. Ny first pianting hasn’t
caught up with the test yet, for It got
sorter chilled out la Iti infancy. The
course of nature lea bolter glide thaa
the ahanaacn, and old Major Cooper
aayo bo never hagtns la (riant before
buda bagta to swstl oa aa oMhtok-
aaao uoaof for by ‘teal
M any ftarara b«
L” lathe
pruvhie for ths
hy a vote of yoas S5, aays 14.—
1 oa* who voted apieri it nxoept
Only six Demo
crats voted for the bill. (How sre the
ia tbs liquor hgsiv
nm?) South Carol ioa needs a prohibi
tory law. Every true Christian is bound
under the promo* aspect of the liquor
question to exert bis influence lor pro
hibition* ben total abstainer ft dp
mauded by the laws of health—to use his
iofluenoe to rid the country of lira rum
corse is required by the laws of Christ.
All good citixeus should unite in this ob*
jack All difltoouoas of opinion oo mat
ter* of policy should be nude subordi
nate—this is a matter of princtpl*.
Oonfoderat* bonds sold la Obartra-
too on Saturday for gftOO per tboua
aatft -
.waa fonaed to
«m*a ara aow 5am
•d aa tto« r tof *2 itoa Army
it ri aafci that rvgriUatkm ikrhau ara
of la Gutaashta hy !m
metoa loving aoaa of
aa a from 04ty oaato to two dorian.
Tb« Cheater BuiUua of rial wash
ooutala* aa Item to tha rflrict that
Judge Mackey aays ha will act advo
cate hri ptan of Uarmoolatag tea white
aod ootorad raosa until tea colored pao-
pia of tha country bold a oonvaatloa
aod offer to aupport tba *Dtlra white
ticket, oa ooodttioo that tbo colored
people shall have a fair representation
on It.
Democratic prospects in Penoeylva-
nla era very bright. The excellence of
tba ticket baa exdted tbo Republican
fears to soma exteat and caused the
two factious to bold a conference with
k view to securing harmony. Mo re
sults have been achieved.
Iimmewi
4a yv total l
f*« t **r m
laamAlue
w tha fBari aaaa*4 ta aaa
' late, trihay 4a am riaav
m a Oiaaval A past
>aa4 Mvav, til*,.
‘ ® Laave 1
aa
> a a a • waa a a 4
SO ma atom a total a* SO 4ay«
Arrtaa T«
- Tarsi
576000
la iham it ihay rill M •
ri that tfma. Waavaamj
vast sms wtllrif la wwrk aa4 (
pay thaprpAta ot their marry. Mm am
•illiag •• wark m mr larma will am vark m
say. TA—v mtmmj 6mAtoaa will raarivasar
larf* 4«a*riaUva rirmlar aa4 aitraerdismv
agar hy malariag a ikraa aaat atamp wish
‘hair addrtm. Tha Ant ta aaaiply with awr
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riaihcy
Malaria, Chills aod Fever, nod Bil
ious attacks poaltlvely cured with
cry’s Standard Cure Ptlio—an In-
1 remedy ; never falls tooora the
nhatlnate, long-ataodlng
wbere Quinine aod all other rented Isa
bad tolled. They ara prepared ex
pressly for malarious sections. In dou
MS boxm*, two kinds of Pllla, o
Mima wtUsamra thaeawsty are
may with l« wark. AAdraaa,
Rtsan Mam vrAcrvBiaa Co.,
118 AmilhAfle 8tmt, PitUburg, Pm.
jalyt-mwAw
~STATE OF M)UTH CAKOIiNA,
BARM WELL COUMY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Summona far Belief—Complsist 8*rr*d.
John M. Chilton, Priiatif. againet D. J.
' Thomas sad Maggie U. Thumae, Defend
ant!.
ri toe
ri a*
•7 a. w*
jftkAp, ts
Angutte ...1 30 p. »w
Ihtwagh frma Part Ba- •
aed Bemfcrt Is all ptetdpal pmaie >e< 5
aad test.
Twhsta m ml* si Usria trip* Tlek*t Offm
Ronrat N. Bam
. „ _ Geeeral tri perl nteudmt.
J. fl. Pavast,
flea ers) Pnareagvr Ageat.