The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 05, 1882, Image 2
John Hf. IWmfs KJitoraad Fru^n.
.^'MtaainaBMiBsvMnHi
LAftOBbT COOUTY
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UlECUlATlON
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thu bsiuVT oCnro^bR-w
n AX lodopendont 1m* no be<rt*i in<c* ik>
md. Homustboa KHiilaal. TJrtw Kno
balf-way Atound—SpwHJb t*. fcWJatot'M,
c. Uutkr, CWpberti. 1878.
m
I r. ' rT '’ r- Wii-!-_ i'lMrt-
v Il»a«c»*pMnfirtii« B^ubilwn nomlnaUon
| frr Congieee from thtA Lbu-kit Mf. E. M,
mi*:
Braytou aaid “that he relied for hie eleo-
tloti upon tho dlaattection and split ainonnr
Uie whiUM or Democratg." Cloee up rai>#8.
’ ‘III the present c«>ii<JU1o*i of rncea an t
.partieshi Uiebtat ,«n Indepcndeiit If
poWWo, worse than a Badical, for ho Is an
enemy who atm'e the livery of Heaven to
aervo the Devil In.”-Wade Hampton'#
Lt-Uor of June 17. H®8. .
Th* Primary Election 1# over. To-day
tho votoe will bo <K>unt«d and ivawlUi ao-
noulteed. Aceordh:* to our InformaMop
but few candid tUw are nomlnaU il and a
•MaaAeiMHati will be bvld on next baUir-
day to C 'Uipleto^lhe^tkk*^^'^ W
Ow ja^t Wedne#tl»y week the Domo-
i eandtdaiea for Mute offlce# will
erade
ap«f at Barnwell. Tft* DetBoeracy of t he
baaner oounty ahould turn out In f u I force
Odalwour atandaidbearera l he* rand-
iat ovation of Me e«innel«n.
' OoL. Dwoaa fe IPO lacedurot to belle re
Mai he caa be elected to Con«rrw ee an
to eoptdbote to the eleoOoo of tony ton
tboreeo leery Demo-
\ for Cot Daroen UHpe
loocay of Mo white
Ck*. V B PvmuxM S«wt leal barb
1a»»aerfol kr*rat." lb* Be*
Oh* b * t et aibeo
f, by ia-r.-.oiMU e 7.
ed tnt
ond iteoatM De^oeell
>b* Mr.
Wr. Irvlpg Full- r woe auodlaot «r**rh
at leiiirepe for $10,000 daiunoeo by
UleeBilto Juliro tot brvncti • of mar
rtage pr wnloo. The pat lire llvod mf r
Ot'-m Uiit Mr. Fullor. while euguged
) Utee Juttoe. eud lebly winrtled an-
flier womMO~»lieoco tho bull. Tho
C leloiiff proved the profttloe mid tfle
reach ; the defeudeut put up uo tee*
iltMouy, and the jury found (or the
phiiiitlff ill 000 daMages,
Seven years of carpet-bug rule In
South Can Una. from 1868 to 1875, coat
tbeStuteln Ihx.h collected froui the
people $10,135,306, an average of $1,-
447 900 a year, to say nothMig of the
mountain of debt that waa (Hied up.—
For Uie BiKJceediDg four years, under
the rule of the white chlip’ue of the
State, the nmonnt was $3,984,000, an
uvernge of $996,000 a year, the hv
log prr annum wae, therefore, $451,-
900. Yet the Republicans cannot un
derstand why the people of South Car
olina do not. hanker alter more Repub
lican rule.—N. Y. Star. -
Mr. Fcneiuan of Chesterfield quite
recently found a den of rattlesnakes.
On hearing a noise In tho woods he In-
vi stlguted it/uud found a coon in the
eolla of a large rattlesnake. As he
struck the snake It sprung its rattles
and twent) -seven young snakes ran
Out of a log near by. He killed si vt-ral
of these, besides ibe old snake. On
going to the aaine place the next day
be killed the other old snake and sum* 1
more yuung snakes. Each of the old
snaki a Was over nine feet long. Cue
had twenty-eight rattles snd tb«.oihei
non*.
Oo tbr 38 b ulr. Col. F. B C Ca«h.
Indepvudeni esodldate for O-opr--*#
from ihs Fftb Diatilct, sddrewieii a
political meeting at Lancaster. About
lbs cUms of tbs meeting s nblte amn
was wounded In the bend by s bio
from n stk-b In the hand ef s eol»re i
man. Severs! | Islni shots wets flred
butnoonn was bait Soon sftvr s long
c4 avgroen on hors*
s mf ihn v«Tw»t nod Its leadsr, who
s Urns plstoi. pressni* i It si
• man md s»t<l. - Fber. |» tbvd-d
mUmdstn
y, dot. oth ,
^Hsturdsy.dot 7»h.
A lie rialA. u Monday and luoad.iy, Octo
ber 0th and loth.
Prleater »8t re, Wodnasday. Oct nth.
K. L. banders* blurs, Thursday, October
^Barnwell C. H. the remaining days of
the month. . Ti
Nh t lone I Bank Wlla, Hold and Silver cola
receivable for tnx s.
Mali hi ted bills and coins will not be ta
ken Jury and witnese tickeu are neoelv-
d- Tb.ua
> aasaw <4
s
ftmrn
ar«
Mat a W
»wv aka dkdat cm* u*
J a katf {j*bia far.r*
m <k'« m <av •<. j a va-s g»s
Ea JM* J Fmingsii s ban fr«
la ay m%mk a« os. a -4 • .41
•d • wt a son* n ~J
|K< <« 'bv rvsvat * -• f as U-«k»
«»•«» m««v ikmwst# s o-s B A
The irasanrar will bs at Me following
iaonafar <bawMwBsBii fidt-w ho
>ual year 1*1 on
ha I doc. Pi May.
Ei wlnCVti, Hatui
able for tile 2% mill Cjmiity Tax only.
s 0a
/
A»gi7
h. F. KIUKLaND, r. B. Of
To the Yotcra ot'ilie NccoMdCou-
greaalwnul IMstrlct:
I annaunee myself as an Independant can-
diiixte for Congress from this District .
In State Poliiics 1 have always aorkedfor
the Democratic Party, voted at every election
since ’70 the State, Congressional and County
ticket, from Governor to Coroner.
In National Politics 1 have all my life been
a conservative Republican. N
This is the correct position. Pursuing T?,
the “Ark that bears our country’s good will
rest upon some penceAil Ararat at last."
Holding these views, 1 knowtb it 1 can «c-
compUeh more for our Congressional Dis
trict than an abler mao honestly differing
with me in National affairs. - .
Believing that a large number of Demo
crats think as Ido, and believing they will
hate the manhood to exprree themselves at
the polls, 1 make this cairvase.
1 believe in a free ballot and a fair count.
If by such a ballot and such a count 1 am
defeated, mv (iistingm>he4. popular and
brainy oppueent akali beta hie seat w.lhoel
a vent ret
if sleeted, I (kail vote regerd leae of eon-
sequences lor my envoiry*a good, sed my
ConfrcaatoeaI Dts'ncl wtH have ie Washing
loe an advocate reedy, e\lheg aed able le
1 keen met tbr peaer of aa erbsarery aed
dketese.-ial party w aveieel ess
I keov ibel I am keevily b<
1 be esjest
ef eer t every
I keee 1 hai t
T
■ ■■■ ■ I , ■! ..—.I I, .11-
RAT rVKHITVUtTORI or mjm
Ills vrcll knownInC
uh UmvUuo»
BROWNS
an and (itatoof
aurtuun ling
1 Iro wn’e VoraltWrv UtLrm
token a loading port In the Furniture Prado
hwbnii. 1 strive In every way U>
ay h>
hag-
•f Chat lev ton.
tiloasc my cuetunp ra. There is no
ifllnur over prtcen sk this store.
1 Qx a prieesl which gnodsena bn cold
at a living profit. Having dot•mnlned thus.
I have Imi one price fur ill I sell guods on
raerlist snd would not
their merits, snd would not misrepresent
them e> en to effect a sale, so that a blind
man or a child can buy et this store with
out. fear of being imposed upon.
Ihuvesll kinds of Furniture to Ax up
from a Cottage to a Man-ion. 1 have the
B"S9 Bed Bpring of the 809th, duet and
vermin proof; also Bert iehaters very
cheap. PHILIP BimWN,
S oreaud Office, King 8lre< t,
8ep7 Stir y : f harlwaton, 8. n.
A. McCOBB. Jr.
mini comnsjioi iiEnceiM
And dealer in Lime, Cfinent, Plaster
Pam and other Building Material,
Also, Inuid Plaster and Eastern Hay.
'No. 130 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C.
sep7-3m
Commission Merchant,
— UCPORTXR AND DEADER IN—
WINKS, LIQUORS, SEOARS, TO-
"BACCO, CROC ERIKS AND
PROVISIONS,
IT*. 175 East Bay, Charleston. S. C*
mp7 *
LUCAS & RICHARDSON,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTINO.
BINDING AND STEREOTYPING,
No. $4 En** Bay, .
CTIA IILBMTON. «. C.
K^t>m«'ee and fL*»B
\CbuH«f
1 rtmm.
Om
Ommty
fur Islicf-^swplajni Served.
Klissbetb Rose, PlaiaUff,
sgsisei
Darling W. Roar, Elsie Kevlls Millie Whs-
ley. Mary (. ncwiter, Caroline Harliog,
Oliver Ros*. Caroline Lard, Cornetts Tuck
er, Irwin Rosa, Elisabeth Rosa. Julia
Blume, Henry Odem, Julia Young. Rivmn
nah Collins and Ueorge Hsrlsog, Executor
of the wiirof William Kcss, d.cessed, De
fendsnts. ,
To the Defendant Julia Young.
You are hereby summoned snd required
to answer the coinplainLiiAthia nation, of
is filed in the office pf tlie Clerk
which s copy
of the Court of Common Pleas for said coun
ty, and to serve s oypy of your answer to the
said compUiuton the subscriber at bis office
in Barnwell within twenty- days after the
service hereof, exclusive ef the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the com-
l-laint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff
in ibis action will apply to the Court for the
~ in the
relief demanded in the cowplsiat.
Dated Lfith August, 1882.
ROBT. ALDRICH.
Plalutiff's Attorney. y
To the Defendant, Julia Young.
You will ples-e take not tee that the sum
mono and eompl.-iiat in ihls'action was duly
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for said eounty on the 23d
day of August A. D 1882.
- »-^««RUBT. ALDRICH.—.
Plahn igWUluveyr
aag81-6w
Come to Grahams!
$20,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, SADDLERY,
Crockery and GWawnre, Drugs and Medicines, Fancy Goods and Nottuos, Groce
ries and Hardware are exhibited for sale at astonishingly low prices at
LIEBMAN’S
„ ’> % * ^ A.
Grahams, S. C
THE SUCKTRLE BiEEBT
—AND-
RESTj^aR^NT
The JESf I1ETIC STORE is just full of Bargains and you can'k&i! to be suited
in Style, Quality and Price.
It is impoffribSe to qvete prices where ft> ®ncb is to be naentiooed, but you bgve
only to call and see for yourself, ... * ~—>-
Be sure sud come to see tie handsomest store ie the county, even if you do n t
vuh’to buy any thiag. oct ’ >
1 bet I •» rtgbs. tv»*.t«gi
• k« rtfk4 hew**teg ie •/set e<
WMe^ iket he »> ee m • mee *
eeS -be gieiei Wbm a^e. -be mm
ewh MVeVMir **4 «*4a
I <**11 •• k seWf. hv*
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Just This in a Very Pew ords!
If we Cajmot Suit You at
Cooke’s Clothing and Kat Store.
711 Broad Siraat, Ao^nota. Georgiy.
. la ffaadk. It sad avdam, is b kerdly a-y aw he stbsw la Ivy.
W llliam Dll min «r Mm* r~tU- md Wy- *mm.. Mata Vmdmw—. Aa.
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Central Hotel,
A uTi UHT a" Cl A
W M. THOMAS,
'em* ef «.
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O'Neill db Sons,
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ef aatoMM wove dvm by Me tvokea
AUMfef W^wavev
pr-bebty go
befottote b a to •<4
tbe Atlantic sad PrsssA Hr <vd Hell
tetod Own petty, of wbleb be alii W
Boe.Ji
■ Al-irtctl and family, of
poleooed by eadoii uo-
aound ehttmpe work V*f re last. Hy
U»e UArly eld of two physlotsM they
rolls red after • night of Intense
were reile
kuflfertog.
diarleeutn will shortly b* Illuminat
ed by electricity. The wtrve are being
run, aod the poles h«ve been erected
With ft view to melGM. one complete
circuit, taking in the whurvtfcaod cot
ton presses.
It 1ft very gratifying to see so many
colored men coming out squarely for
Tftompson and the whole i Vinocrutlc
1 ttebet. They want honeut rule and eg-
petlence bus sbow'u them that this can
only be obtained from the Demoeiatlc
Three of tbe Press garg will act as
ornaments to tbe Routh Carolina Leg
islature. Crews of tbe Laurens Her
ald, Haxtr i of the Georgetown En-
(%ato aa*l r»*«. ac J A ■
t-ee attars# poaftteevy ter*^J • ,tx
»y'a Mvadvrd Cet* Ft .« 4ve Is
IVee r- tovdy . mrft farto 1 r to*
d M vtiev'*, I dg «'a< Jit g rve*e
anrre Qsitatav ead all t-tfcrv iva^ttoe
tala -1. They are preoarei • i
prnstoy fur atatotmws ean l kv, in do*
U« to l*a, t*c kta.to of Pt.to, cuatels-
tug s a' r-xig ralhvitle sa l a cblll break
ev, eager Netted , to-atalnlng n- Q it
sloe or l4*roury. reualng no (rtplnsx
of purglug ; Uiry are mild au I v(H
ctoot, orrtatn In tkcli act loo and harm
ail Caere; they tffrcluaDy
clvanae the eyetrm, and give m-w ute
and tune to U>e body. As a tiouerb dd
rvtnedy they are uiM-quair-l. F .r Liv
er G-mplalot their equal is o d known;
one thu will have a wonderful effect on
thu wortt caa*. They are ueed and
K cvcrlbetl by 1 tiysldans, and sold b>
rugglata everywhere, or sent by raall
!u 35 ami 5U tvut boxes. Emory'# Lit
tle Cathartic Pills, heat ever made, on
ly 15 ovnla. Standard Cure Co., 114
Nct*#uu Street, New York.
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BC M J'I'H is n J Hi iO ICH
sai ftioaft sT xtucsTs as.
W A be Vp^v ie see sa4 «rve Vs aa
W. L DELPH,
If t*pa
trn,m
hUll HHOADBTliKET. AUOUHTA Ci
if
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A ft 1 ? to lk« rnerl|«J m —o W Ik* TreWm. C
k l^rn*** J4—4 ggfe, V. J game, a •*—•
I- W K*mll Mm*# #1 Tnau
A Great Change
Crash in Prices.
CREDIT ABANDONED.
Cash. Established.
G. T. Andrews
Will. E. B. EARLE,
301 King St., Charleston, S. C.,
c- r - and Jfontgomery of tbe Pee
Index. Montgomery ha# only been
tB tbe gang a very short time;
There are forty-two churches for the
white population ofA.235 in Newberry
county. The Lotberane lead with 13
churches, the Methodist* followcfosely
with HTnext are the Baptists 8. Pres-
*. byterians 5 A. R. Presbyterian# 5, Epie-
oopallaus 1.
Mr. J. P. Hagood, of Edgefield, tbe
man who don't know bow to make leus
than a bale of oottou to the acre, says
* that oottoo crop#, no matter bow Urgs,
will aot do uaieus you make plenty to
wet v borne. He le
rt4lnff astrlAi of a Thomas bar
of cau
Dealer in fine Shoes, Boots, Trunks, &c.
He guarantees asiisfsctiou. Exchanges
cheerfully made at any time. All orders
orders over |IU.1I0 Express charges prepaid.
He invites his Iriends ef Barnwell County
to come and see him, and any orders entrust
ed to him will be promptly executed. Yeur
favors solicited.
0 T. ANDREWS,
Near Masonic Hall, 801 King St.
octS,
„ —f" ie 'in to •■■■■■ i maim ■ ■■■—le.. ei. , .. ■■•i,
Wedding Gifts
—AT—
ALLANS.
I offer at cost for 60 day# my lai^-e
stock of Clothing avid a new and beauti
ful stock of lints, Shoes and Dry Goods
all at Reduced price#.
Standard Calicoes st 7c.
* 12 l-2c Plaids foi 10c.
Heavy Shirting 6 1-2, 7 1-2 and 9c.
Double Extra Family Flour $6.75 per
barrel.
Choice Rio Coffee 12 l-2c per pound.
Beautiful Sugar at 10c.
Mackerel 80c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
per Kit.
I have a full and new stock -of goods
and I propose to sell them vary chcai
but ouTy for cash—of course iffy friei
will n«t ask for credit.
C. E. Lartigue.
BLACKtlLLK, A C.
MOnwvwsttoeof rhe
»*J /wrtMKl bask week
ft MX deyw. K W U
I «a tv «!•
Elko Propertj for Palo*
A Vilaafclktof wtlft
•MMisa. srpl44m
Jobn Corbett,
CARPET. OIL CLOTH, MATTING,
Lasve
Window shade warehouse
No ZS7 king f treat, Ckartostoe ft. C.
sepU >■
10 IT si
10 0Os i
10 40s ■
lA4ia<
U&Tpi
w. e. rewsvtws: &
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
AND
GENT’S FURN 1811110 OOOJ8,
40Gsnd 40S King Street, Chsrlsetnn, 8. C
Special attention given to filling Country
Orders. sepl4-3m
2 00 s si
4 l» ssi
8.18 a m
N. A. Hunt & Go
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Nos. 161 and 163 Meeting Street,
Ckarlemww, M. C’.
aug3l-3m t
Farmers’ Friend
SUliffll IlEfUD, INII0IANIA.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAS.
Circulation 33,000,
The largest an j b**st agricultural paper
la the oountry. Eight large pages, 44 eol-
umus, few advtortsweatg and ataivat
ftwahtothe rewtlng tastier given by the
ftlJOnad* sgrlcnltur .1 papers, but we
a fortt Mi>ta n year
It to you
luma tu
club raisers sod m h
en i hem In addition.
New Btrdnto) Ck*ver
ntndhng^rs^etoanlug
ISSrtSSM!
*% 0««k aag I
Loeve
Lae*, ftimkyrg
LOW** HiJesy
I wet* I4wte
At et ftresrkvttls
Leave BvoneVUto
AT. si Char lam ua
(FreigSt sad A
Leave Brasskvills
Lsava Kleckville
Ar. st Aagusta
(Freightaed AoeomaMMlsties —East.)
Lsava AaguaU S ID p m
Ar. at Dlaekvilla 11.86pm
Ar. st Branchvilie 1.56s m
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
(Daily, ExcsplSunday.)
Leave Branch villa 11.45 a m
Arrive at Cslutabi* ___ 6 08 p m
Leave Columbia 4.65 am , ~v-4
Ar. st Drancbville 10.22 a m
••CONNECTIONS.”
Trsina leaving Branchville st 11.45 A. M
had Columbia st 4.06 A. M. make <u»naeo
lions daily, eqcept Sundays, with trains on
Augusta Division.
Trains leaving Chsrlerton st 4.00 P. M sad
I saving Augusti at 7.00 A. M. and 4.20 P.
M. make connections daily with trains of tbe
Georgia Railroad snd Central Railroad of
Georgia, for Maeoa, Atlanta and all points
Wcat sad Southwest.
(“PASSENGER FARE."
Exsnrsioa Tickets to sad from all Stations
oa tbs Road art sold at 6 cents per mils for
round trip. Ticket* are good for tea days to
raters Oa Saturday* sad Sundays ticket*
are •old to sad from all Stations at oaa first-
etas* fora Car tbe round trip. Tiekata are
feed tin Maeday aaaa ta return. Regular
retsa. 4 saatsper mil* first-class, I oasts f>*r
mils sasnad slaas wbavu tiakaU ae* puvsbaa-
ad before eateries the oars. 8leaping Cara
era ran * ml algb* pa meager traiaa bstwaua
CKllKbto md uftKftMB m "fP *
D C ALLKN.C P IT Agi.
johk i r*ri - - -
Heating Stoves, Gratet* Tinware* Hardware
QF*Buy lb® EXCEL8I0R Cooking Stove—15 different sizrsand styles in stock.
Heating Stove# for Coal and Wood in great variety.
w i- tjelph,
831 BRpAD STKEKT, AUGUSTA. GA.
sep21-8m
-=
Champion Portable Engines.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Jr. & CO-
CMARL.KHTON IKON WOHIOg.
Post able and H tel ionary En
gines and Boilers, Corn and Fted
Mills, Merchant and Plantation
Saw Mills, Shafting, Pulleys,
Hangurs, Cog Wheels and Mill
Iron, Stssm pumps, belt pumps,
Hand Pumps.
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