The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 17, 1883, Image 2
Jota if. Holmes Editor Hill] Proprietor.
LAMMT^OQUN^Y mctlAftm
THtJiaDAY, MAT
rsn*
The Southern Uaptiat Convention,
which n.**t in Waco, TexM, on the 9ih
initt, adjourned on Saturday to m«et4n
lidtimore next year Seven hundiHd
cMeg*tea Were io attondance and the sen-
aion waa very iirfereatiug. The total re-
icfpti for foreign nii*aion» during the
puat year were $54,000 and for home
rh'twion* |78,000. The atatiatiea place
tile number of Daptiata iu the world al
800,000, iu the United^tatea 2*0Ufl,-
ttOO/ aUroad'800,000, < hurelies 13,4^0,
preathcrii 8,000'.
Shb.'O<0t*»B H. Mi’tlKX wtho first,
I '.rgilltand intut atlcceuful trud f.inTior
in Cicorgia.- Iu a neent interview he
Slid iu subatnucc :• '*Kighl ycarii a,^ \
wm a ootiou plunder', n better funner pet*
hips titan the average, and yet I Was
btlrely able to ©line oiit'e'Ani hi the end
ofthcyelr. ily lainl was" get ting pofer
utid l was getting older aud less tibia to
keep up the irtiprolimble struegte, I be*
gun to study the truck problem, prewired
my trud patiiiea so that I cotfld follow
vegetables with cotton autfinftdfe'mrtttey,
which I nsed in preparing more land for
track and in buying impmred hnplc-
itT*nis. I eiiarged cverytliiii^. iuebnUhg
the fortiliriug, to the track cropland ul«
vC'iya cloAfcd money, ranging from 850
to $600 per acr&. I have Irequdntly made
n’bale of cotton to the ucro after taking
off early in thoaeison cuotmou* crops of
cabbage or cucumbers - Where I used
'tb gtt rhtSr'M threw nemi Tnehr' "gerh
bale to the acjp. 1’gct six halts ef cot*
ton to Hie hand and themmt* hand r.mn-
»*'ci the tru0( crops. I have cleared
in *re than $50 on every acre of melons'
J have planted in-eight years. Krofn
peesoot prices I think I will clear nearly
f iOJ an nore on vegetables this year. !•
Cleared 8010 on an acre of cucumbers
year before hvat and made a bale ef cotton
t!ie same year on the same acre. My net
p'otlts last year were $15,200. Hut it
t* not the money I value m*st. I have
ciuiched my farm. Kig'ut years ago it
w.is worth $5,000, I wou'du’t fah^810 •
000 for it to-day.
I am just uow closing a war against
stumps. I have studied the labor i|ucs-
tlou pintty tlioroughly and havtrtong felt
assure 1 that the price of negro labor
would be raised and the difii ‘ __ of con
trolling it constantly increased. I am
firtifying against it by removing stumps
and buying improved machinery. I uow
have 800 acres on which there is not a
single stump and um moving on my elh.
er'laud.
J mn decidedly of opinion tlmt the
inurkot cannot be overstocked. Last sea*
eon we Imi 32 points in the West to
wh'ch wc could ship. Tbiff year welmtir
672i Kvery cousidciable point this side
of the Mississippi between Huffalo and
Vicksburg is open to u». In* that terr'n
tory there are 15,000,000 people and wc
nu reach 5,000.000 in air average of
three days.
The priuclpal danger of the business
it the gnwd ol the fanner to send info
■ i'ir truck market or the slouchincsi
that Icwdifnim to pack it badly. We
should ship only t|ic best of oiir track
arnTpaek UHeatljri^ Tns rnuch Tiettef to
let the jKiorer truck rot t»h the ground
than to send 1 it to market to discredit
what else we send and either disgust the
public or lull of sate altogether. The far
mer must of course watch the markets
and pick the pluccs he ships to. He
A**«* THK^HUKO.
Nr UUcWnses Rh«*«>n an4
.H«al«r>.
Some thlr‘y years ngo ther* was a
(loamsHo old iqtlrslu ths 17 h tlh>-
tllet of Cass county, Whose name wan
Jim McGinnis. Hh had a plenty of
WhHt Is Wdl^Hfood horie sense,, a de-
termlmnl will and abiin<lance of prejii-
'lli***. l|s run the J. P. machine In that
•diwstrlct’ for about 20 years and Ida
dual judumctit in a cn*i> was t be la w of
tbe settlement No body dared to up-
twaltir carry tbe case up. for foir of
odhodltig him mi'I h'.^int' Hi*- n - xt cu-o
they bad in bis court One time m fc|.
ler sued'another feller for t*te hire of a
negro. Judae Parrot was on one Hide
and Colonel Abdi Johnson was on the
other, and Hben tbejudao started to
read bis Ik# from Oreenleaf on evl
dence. Colonel Johnson stopped til id,
and made a point Haying that Mr.
Greonbaf was a very smart man, and
had wilt n power of good law, hut that
he waa a Yankee and lived In B >stnn,
and knew no more about hiring nig
gers than a heather! khows about Sun
day. The old squire asked for the
book, ami looking over the title-page
saw that it waa printed In Boston, and
so he ruled It out of his court, and
Parrot lost his case. The squire said
that Mr. Green leaf lived a little too fur
off to he familiar with the busliKSfl.
I've seen a good many pieces of tale
about the negro and the great sdutK-
efn problem. The people up north be
gin to' admit that they can’t see
through it.
Ever slued Hie war they have been
telling its what to do with the darkies
and they haw- been watching up *0 see
whether we did it or not, and they ufc-
tually think we would put ’em back in
slavery again if we could. They are iu
earnest'about this business, I reckon.
••* r * None is needed. When the avef
paetty equal to the whites lu Uuies* to mHrr t P g (j, e second time he
or .^° govern, or Jo rise to the usually prefers to change inuthers-iu-
laws.
or the Hutdlrne. I reckon If one
of our mililooaires whs to die And leavo
Ids money for Hie education or^morj,'
white children it would be a violation
of some (>f the constitutional amend-
raenis. We want to help the negro,
but we want biui to help himself first.
He has got. to work out his own ad
vancement by industry and by savin?
wb»t be makes before education will
do him any good. What the bad ue-
Mgro wants is less chain gang and more
•Twntpplug, Hhd the had wtilte man
should be punlshod tbe same way.
Bill A nr.
dolpb boosted of bis Pocahontas blood,
biW-Treckon it run out In John, for
that was the la*t of It, History makes
n« record ©f two races llvipg together
in peace unless one Wall In a state of
dependence upon tbe 6tber. Our, mod
ern philanthropists are deceiving tho
negro wblmjlbry fl itter him with a«tt*
1
YoCNcJ-Widows.—The following per
sonal notice apptaied In tbe last issue
of t he Chat lesion {juuday Nev/s. We
are always ready and willing to assist
young widows In any way we can, and
therefore take pleasure in Inserting
tide notice, free of cost, wltn the hope
that it will reach ths eye of Major
Holmes, of the Barnwell People, and
some other worthy bachelor of the
fourth estate: “Two young widows of
gond address, wishing to locate in the
ttouth, desire to form atqoMlutance
with refined gentlemen aged 40 and of
tneaus. Ooject matrimony If agreed-
Ms to both parlies. Ih-fervnces ex^
changed. Address Mrs.'Joel Sherman
anil Mrs. Cartic Stanley,^Lock Box
1.13*, Pittsburg, Pa.”—Hampton Guar-
Jtaii.
No, thank you, brethren ; we ore
making no new acquaintances iu that
for some of ’em-die and Ivav-o a whide.. , JH.ecHo|}., Our hcaft is ect uii- hoxnc
passcl of money for the poor nigger
and I'm gbid of it. 1 wish that more
of ’em #oiild die and do tliesamo
tldng. but wtrat I rise to remm k is ttds:
Th< y know no more about the niegt-r
than Mr. Greenleaf did and their judg
ment ain’t worth a cent, t wouldent
give a farthing for any man's' judg
ment Hbrnrt darkeys who haftn*t liectr
boru and raised with ’em and owned
A Pkculiah Si icidk.—Dr. Martin,
who cqmuiittc 1 .suicide iu Candelaria, did
so iu a remarkable manner. It is said
lie, with a number of others, wore in a
„ ‘‘bibulous” wae .at Joiies's.*alu©H7". Iu
luatoarji l^timeuv of th.-tr drunken - oongapto
should be very careful iu the selection of
Hie commission ucrchouts, fur that is a
very important part of the business.
Hints to Vkoetablr SiHrrrit*.—
Heard Bros, k Co., of New York, fur-
Htsl.es the editor of the (jukinuii Free
Press with the following luuts os to the
packing, shipping, &c., of wntcrmelous
aud pot does which it wMI be well for
. «ur truckers to profit by i
Watermelons should be carefully se
lected as to size, aud none But tho lar
gest should be seut here. Small melons
sell st such low prices that the freight
aud charges on them when shipped from
distant poiut-> leave no murgiu for profit,
aud when mixed with largo ones they
hurt the sale of tbe entire lot. By all
mesM avoid putting in long or gourd
neck melons, a* they always sell ss culls.
It w very importwm tbut potatoes
should bo barreled as soon as possible af
ter they are dug as lying in fbo sun
heats them aud causes them to lot.—
A void digging immediately after a heavy
rain. All potatoes should be barrekd
whoa as dry and cool as it is possible to
have them. Ateoyt very carefully and
ship nothing but the hugest, haring them
an uniform iu sisc us possible,'m culls or
■mail ouea do net increase the bulk much
hut add to tbe weight and damage tbe
aalc ao that they bring uo returns
actually depreciate tlic value of the full
Mzcdxmcs with which they arc mixed.
Uao mil kiied, round hoops, well ventil
ated barrels; fill to heaping and shake
down thoroughly. If impossible to get
tomb, aud eiwtes have to be used, they
should be as near barrel siss as possible,
fsy slats to be 86 inches long, and hoods
18x20 iuohos, with partition iu esuter.
. ■ m m • ■ -
Notwli bataiidinfgho reomt industry
Oouru tbaro are now 1.000
lor dHuecu poudlug lu
’em; ^
traits un*l luaHncts of a Taco of people.
The Yankee never will .knb# wliat th*.*
nigger is, for lie never kiS# him ion
state of slavery. The Yaukces wlio
came nut south fifty years ago, ami
domiciled with us, know ail about him,
and I will take their opinion, hut when
I hear these modern ones philosophiz
Ing and dictating about b.m iu a con-
neqnentlai tnanner, I unconstdoualy
raise my foot to kick somebody. We
cusa ntidMIscpsa tile Jew anil the Ital
Ian, uni iHe Irieli, and why HtiotihtPM
we coastdec Hie nigger with tlie Harne
philosophy ?■ Home folks seem to think
we oWB. hl'rt' a good deal because he
di lent cut up and lip around dining
tho war but I doh'f. He dhlent esre
arrythlng about It, and lie don’t care
now. It is not his nature. Ho had lit-
fje rather have a master than not to
imvo him, and the truth Is most of Ym
liave got ’em and they always vTlll
have ’em. We are tired of all thin fton-
sense about elaveiy. Thetoare a heap
of people now iu Hie south who look
upon slavery like it was Achan’a wedgi-
of gold and perished under the con
demnation of God and man, but I don’t
want anybody to teach my children
any such slanders, f« r 1 know it was In
tbe main a humane PrstituHon, and if
the nigger Is any better c IT now than
he used to be I can’t nee. The whites
are better < fT, h long ways, hut tbe nig
ger ain’t. 1’vh great respect for tbe
old time dal keys. I know lota of ’t in
I wouM tight for. I love these old
time darkeys not hs my iqu its, hut us
1 love my children. I love ’em because
they love me, and are-dependent upon
oTo. The relation hetwtun the white
and the black race is by nature one of
protect ion on the one side and depend
O v-A-J-Io* Taai L.—A u Kd-etreidfox
hunter gives the following account of an
advuuturous day on the river ; “Ons
morning recently 1 saw an old red fox
run into ii thicket. I put Hie dog on his
truck and concealed niy.-elf in the thick*
et, knowing that a fox will. often circle
and pick up bis own tracks. I could bear
the hound bayhrg~nway off. Then it
changed, and grew mure and more di:i-\
tmet, and 1 kuew the fox was returning.
I must have waited about half an hour,
wlien'I saw tbe fox dart- into a hollow
Biit as
enojj upon the other, am! whnrtrecus- j^S a little disbutoe to tny kit.
’ 1 remained in
es to be that, I have no use for ths
nigger. It Is always a pleasure to me
to befriend ’em . when they want my
flieiidsbip aud my help, but wheu they
aspire to be my equal and put ou In-
depeudeut airs, I’ve got uo further
sympathy. I have been raise-1 to hnk . . . „ . .
upon negroes as cLlWrrt^cFlI.lren InT* 1 “f?***" “ u,cr ^ ,e . e,Hl of tl,c 'oj? »'' d «
yoiuti and In manhood and old age. t
dideut have afiy hand In making ’em
that way^ It fs their human nature
and they Can't help lr, ap<l I have a
sovereign conteynpt for any effort that
our people aro making to change their
relation to us, for it can’t he done.—
Tlie education of Hie niuger is a hum
bug so far us to make him a better cit
izen. It has beeu tried already and
has proved a failure. His hi at educa
thm is one of pontact—close contact
with tho white racs. If wo will let the
negro Alone and keep him out of pp||-
tlcs, ha will (fst along very well aud
there will be no problem to stive.—
There never*.wouM hate been any
problem If be had been let alone. He
has no business with office or in the
jury box or it; tbe legislature and he
never will have. Tills Is a whfte man’s
government and the white man must
govern it. The aoglo saxon is the dom
inant race. As a laborer and a ser
vaut and a dependent I had rather have
tbe uegro than any race upon earth
ami that relation to us just suits him
aad when you t ry to Hit him out of It
you make him a fool and a vagabond
was no advantage to us. I had a lot
of ’a n myself and I know they were no
profit tu me. They Were od pr- flt to
anybody except a few exacting msa
tors who made slavery all the “foul
blot” that ever #aa la it. There is no
problem to solve unless wo mske one.
The white folks can’t all be Vander
bilts nor Jay Goulds nor Jos Browns,
and tho tdggers can’t be whits folks.—
Let uv all be content -with our destiny
aud not be fuaslug around because
somebody else Is better off. Let us
take thlugs as we find ’em and do the
beet We can. Fpltemrer-vstyTiwctrlttnir
horses. If you breed ’em too fine they
are out fit for the wag, n of ths plow.
We have got to have different soils of
folks, and nature knew it, or she would
not have made ’em (fiff-reuk This
morbid sympathy for the poor negro
la wasted.. The negro lov< s to depend
pou tbs white man and the white man
loves the homage of the negro. It suits
and fits both race.-*, and I hope it will
stay so. Frsd Douglass seems power
fully cooceffied of kte about the ne
gro, and says they have got to be col-
ooissd tjf' amhlgamaW they
have tried tbe ons and tbs other will
never be, for it is against ths order of
nature. I beard an old phy
that he had never seen a great _ _
child that descended from mu!atloj>a-
rents lu a mulatto succession. The
crossing of races has never improved
them. Not even will the Jew aud Um
UvuUle mUTviib bunuuny. John Kao- tulica,
grown girls, native and to the manner
born. N > widows' need'apply—espec-
lolly Yanks. 1 —
Huddcnly grew grave :md jxisitively so
ber. Ill dryw tlie crowd around him
mi l tpld them how lu* liu-1 fouglit against
li s unquenchable thirst for liquor, hut
all iu vain. He said that he was ci rt.-iin
tlmt lie coi.hl become somebody if he
Would brace up, but it could not be. ‘‘At
the hour of one. o e <>ck I w t ill leave this
vniu and sinful world.' But, boys, as a
last favor, allow me to do so by music.*’
The cr-rwd, all his friends, summoned the
Italian players, ami to the music ol the
harp and the violin lie took a dose of
morjijiine. Everybody regarded it a< a
honsy aud thought the stuff lie took Was
salts. After awhile he dropped peace
fully asleep in a chair. One by one the
crowd left the saloon, until none wefe
lift there except the sleeping M u-tin and
Jones, Not wishing to arouse him from
stieh a seemingly peaceful^lecp, Jones
linked up tlie place and retired for the
night. I’poll opening the saloou in tlie
In 1881 the number of person* killed
by tornadoes was 187 ;Ta»t yenr 869
were killed, and already tills year 250
persons have. It is estimated, becoo.6
victims of destructive winds.
There hr |q this country no law
Against marrying a deceased wife’s ais
None is needed.
SH—W»«WgB—— '■' 1 '■!■■■»
MKMOltlAM.
Mule Cosmic. lUughier of the Iter 0. C
Drown of 8utuier, died on the Cih inet. at
the rcenmucc of Mrs. \f, H. Jjislerliiig. her
auni nn<I SiiopteU uiolbcr, nged four years
and iuur months. 1 , -
Thus has parsed from earlli into the life
eiernsl one of the best and brightc*! and
must beautiful of the jewels of which Darn,
well has been the proud and h ppy mother.
“She died of quinsy, and through eight
vrenry days and nights she bore her ngnuix
ing sufferings with the patience of a martyr
end the fortitude of a heroine.
Though tender in years she was pifted
with a brilliancy of intellect tlmt promised a
splendid summer and an nuiumn fruitful of
goodness and greatness if the iucatiate
Archer had spared her.
l-eiitleund modest as the rose hud, spark
ling with the dew*'of’the morning ere it
hursts into the. fragrant perfection of full
bloom she was loved by all wlio knew her and
our hearts are sore with sorrow over he un
timely dentil of the little maiden, ^Andjadow
fa'ls on the heart when peals the requiem »f
the young and beloved, h'ttt'hope, bright and
radiant a* the rainhew—the how of promise—
tolls us that the young lift; has been trans 'Uluf |)r,
planted to the pautdtse of the bather, where
it shall grow and bloom with eternal life and
fragrance through all the coming, cuutiess
ages of the endless hereafter. ,
On the calm 8hbb:illi morning at 4 o'clock,
before the blessed lighHcatne stealing across
the Ka'iera horixoii, her pure and‘gentle
spirit winged it* flight to the better laiidTati'l.
before the .bird* of earth Sittig their mntin.
■vongs, she, safe in-the bosom of-the f’brtst
sang lire-wondrous story of the divine love
that bad taken her from an earth *o full of
sorrow to the Aiden that knows uo night or
IlfUCKiFSKWraiTIIDflCn
Hepatic Compound, t
OR, LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE,
IT Wt LL8 A VE Yi)UK DOtTfOU DILL:
IT 1STIIK MOST KFFKOTIVB-awd tHlu-
HtdeMeiliciue ever oifhre*l to tho American
people. As fast a* it* merits - become known
it a. use becomes universal in every commutii.
ly. No family will In* without it tfter hav-
mg once tested its great value.
THOUSANDS of dollars
arc wasted on Physicians' fees by the dys
peptic, the rheumatic, the bilious ami the
Nervous, wheqjtdollar expended on thatun-
opproachable Vegetable Tonic and Alterative
Dr. Siinmopri’s Hepatic Conpoufitl,
OD LIVER, AND KtDNEYCUDE,
woa d iu every case effect a radical cure.
If you arc bilious, tongueconted, head hot ,
dull, or aching, bad breath, stomach heavy
orsour. if bowels inactive and passages hard
a'ltd occasional looseness, if your sleep isbro.
ken (tossing about in bed), if you get up un
refre*he<l, if your skin is sallow, eyes yellow,
if hea\y, du ; l pains in back and limbs, ifyou
are dtowsy. iudisposeti to talk or net, if any
otic or hi ore of these symptoms, take a dose of
tdmmcns's'
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
and yon’will get immediate relief.
DOW IK & MUISE, Sole I’roprietors, (.'har-
lesloti. A. C
For stile iu Darawol) by Charles 1’echmaun
A. B. 1’aMerson.
“ ;I5lackville by'Dr. J. H. Price.
“ WilUetoh by W. 11 Kennedy.
, - ; HU'h 1-IV
iccoiHici imimie iuciiid.
4PH • MAMJUXCtfL
NOTICE.
ftmer. or ('orsTvCoArntssioXK.ns. V
llUiNwkl.r.C ll.‘, S. L'., May S, 188.1. j
care or pain op parting.
To the bereaved who mourn Iter dentil we
•ay: Death mily wounds to cure. Tbougli.
Ihe king of terrors, yet to the innocent he is
a blessed messenger of peace. 'Veep nut for
the little <me. Death has only folded hi* iey
_ jtrtne around tier that her prisoned -ml might
lie. rte.ed from (bis niort-il caU.’i! re-t foTever
n the smunuil« Uf etrrti.inprriiig.
W. 8 K.
tiitl mortgage ami
inoruHtg Maitit) was found dead.
1
lie went out the other end
my hid’ng place, supposing it was a trick
of the fox to throw the dog off his track.
The d >g was puzzled only >tu instiut,und
followed the iox on a long circuit this
time, 1 ut in the course of an (tour I saw
at tlie other. Thinks I, ‘my chap^T
play you a Yankee trick by stopping up
the furthtULend of that log.* This I did,
aud again hid myself, hoping for a'third
return. T was hidden about the same
length of time, when, by the voice of By
dog, I knew Hie fix whs returning. A
iew minutes later I saw tho lux enter the
log. 1 ran .up to the open end aud rooti
had it secured. This being done l await*
od the coining up of the dog, which I tkd
to a sapling white I 'went to get uu axe.
I soon got back and opened the log suf
ficiently to see lour foxes instead of one.
“How was that?’ “It is plain enough.
One fox Would run until tired, then he
Would enter the log und t another would
tuks-his plaee.” “But Why'didn't the
houud bay the three in the log?’’ “Be
cause ths trail was loo hot.”
; STATU XEBA.
The Mettiodist State S. S. Conven
tion will bo held iu Columbia un Ibd
-HHh and-lflfrh of next August ~ —
A Lancaster man recently killed
Assignee’s Sale*
A't Iiriekvillc, S. ('., on Saturday, the,
2t5tli day of May, 1S83, at 11 o’clock a.
in. at tho platform of the S. C. Buiiw.ty
(Y>. we will sell, at public auction for
eti*!!, tiie ehosea. iu aeiioi bclonginc t"
tho ti'-igncll estate of (ron. Price,
cotnpiising one botu
sundry note* aud book accmnts
II. Dodkxiioff,
Assignee (Jeo. W. Price.
Jamfh TiTmtsov,
• • .v-. Creditors' Agent,
may 17 ’ -
Fair Notice. ^
I o
Tht ^unimrr mccttiig ofthc DurnjweD A A
M. Society will be held at the Fair (jrmtmlfi
on yVeilnusday. tho ISth day of July, ptex,
A ftilF attendANcc of ika Stoukhuidor* i*
iW^nextail as 111* question uf the removal of
the ImilJiti);* !•> H mnre <ie«irakiK; locality will
then be *.il»«iitted and decided. r
The ladies of the county ire cordially in
vited to attend TUTd lend their eneoiiruging
presence. They sre retpjCHted to brit.ghv*
-ket* of provision* and tuaid the Association
in Hiving an obt fashioned bai beatie,
4'**ays will be read on Improved Stock by
fX'Ciovcrnur llagood, on Field Crop* by Ma
j-ir E. H. IJ yes, on Truck Farni ng by I. 11,
Toole, on the fertilizer.* best suited to the* its
ot. Barpweltyoouqlv hv Major K. Spagn llitm-
niond an*l on (jrape and' Fruit Culture by
Major tl. Br l.artigue.
A special.feat tire of the day will bethedis-
play of county grown Fruits and Flowers.
A general attendance of all lover* of the
pro*perity -of-the county vs earnestly so
.iuitvd.
It. II. K A * Tt.R L t NO.
J, W Woniiw.v it a, v--
Atritr.i* ALlrticn,
Jso. W. Hoi.mi.s.
(’ommittee.
Notice i* hereby given that app icntiondm*
been made to the -Countv taimniissioners to
declare the rmtd from (irnliams to Hautberg
(intersecting tKo-Pnblie Itoiid leading from
I'amocrg 1u Bariiwell at tlie old Henry llnit-
1.0gydncei a !‘nbi:<ntMd.
Said npplicatio-i will he considertd and
passeil upon at ke rcgulor meeiing *if the
itoaril on the Tib August, next.” I’ronJrJ,
that on or before that day written consent to
the right of way. .without compensation, of
nil land owners lit rough - wlto-e prcmisesfR*
propose*! road tfraild pas*.-slrnlHje-ol foined
and hie.I in this oflice. All pees »W‘»eutieera .
p*l will appear on that day and make known
iiny objectisns they may
posed.roi I.
— Dy order of the Boa
\V\I. A^NAB, Clerk
— may 10
TIVLU BIMIBiis, SI\GI,E-IIEIPER^, C'!)lSl\ED HOTS J)D fiOWLIS;
fr*BXI) FOR DKSCRtmVK PRICE LISTafi.
Bones, Dougherty & Co. •
A UGU.STA, G A.
mny 10
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS AT
J. W. TURLEY’S, ^
Id ROAD STREKT, AUGUHTA.
GA-
Ol'B DRESS GOODS STOCK IS COMPLETE.
We make a spu'inlty of Silks ami S ttln« for Hie evening and prompAile —
^tYff t*t,fi : (.»elVtiM# MtiVi.r.*, fftl tlift ru^w^Pt ilPBtgns. We will sbuw a Htieur ihe
hIoivp tlintTH in-ntciilPHs tills bide i>f New Y -rk. ^
E nlioetted Satii.B, Ithodemans, MarveilleHU Surahs, Ottomans, ftc
Ifft Pade tiffV't lTniu Silks and ti.tllns at 75‘.. v?onh $1 25, Tti alt ihs newest
Blvades—OuZ/lle Pii.k, Ox Blood, Electric liiue, Ctubhed Strawberry, At my
Blue, Sfitiuiti Pink utid Terra CnttH ShadiH. '
If }ou watif a Tit-tty Butniuei - Silk—to «ee la to appreoiate these poodn, ia
bioltett Plitids in blenilaof nil the new shades, These goods are juat out.
AViliuga, 'ftKrtiif Ytide Altmtma Olnttia A-..* in newnhadet.
VS111TK GOODS.
Pi i n and 1). lied Swiss'. H Au, <-heek**rt au-l S;iip^'i N’.iins<>ok-'. Plftfh, .
Chevkod and Sniped V tvoria L twns, P quen, Tail.trans, Per*Uu Lawns, M"«i.*e.
Imre ta the janr^Hine, Delndla, FtetieU Naicanoks, &.•. Aisty.a full block of EtubroMoted Elg- -
ius/vMUt.J Juaei tinuH to mafehrrbe abiVve guotis. » ’ — * v '
Lailieb’ and Misbe’S Fanev Hosiery iu over 100 different vaiitties.
. — ^-1-d I J ARA.SO'^S. b '^ d
NOTICE*
ttFi ier or Fot ntv roM>us*tos»:n*. 1
_ H.MtNwr.u. H. April 3d. 1SP3. i
Notice i* hereby w.ven that application ha*
Keen made to the •'oiii.ty <'o iiii>j**ioiii'rg to
lay out and open a m w public ro.id cemniene.
{>< on the t hafleston mail near the Ntitllt-
c.v«t Cnruer of land* of Frv+n (4. (iiven* and
pa**ing ifr-A So.ithca*i direction over land* of
E. tl "tiivc*i*>Alr*. L. ii. ffammond. J. J.
Wlialy, Aifi e.1 Aldricli niitl Hrdoka \Vi*u iu
the 11uriean * orNcw Dmlg*' itoad, ncajf.iflc
jNi«ri beast cornel;of lands <if-Ridff!r.iok*"'V ;>e
^ Said a|ipllcati.iii‘will be considered and
paVsed upuii at the regular npetjoff <if the
[’oatd on .the-Id July next. that
on tii- before tpat day th<* written consent 1.
the right uf way, iritlwpt'foiiijtewHitii ii. of all
land ownersxi»r..iixl l r h .*e premise* t he. pr
posed road Would pass, shall be ob'aitii'
n!cd in 111i* office,' All person* coneerivVl
will appear on that day and - make known
aiiy-.jAicclion* tliey n.ay hive to the pp«-
p«**e<i road,
Bv order of the Board.
‘ Wm. McNaii, Clerk C.-C.
n pro
BARNWELL RAILROAD.
Tlie iiest a c s Mtment f* Heh-ct fr.tiii < ver Ivelofu ehtnvu in Augusta, in Piaia
add Br<n-a*lcd G ""Is, wbli aj.d wtthoitt iit ings,
Iiaet* Fichub, G* din is, Ths, Scaif*, itc.
iops, HnniikorohiofH, Cut sots, Ilvt lilogs, Rtbli.vnw. Fans.
iTutHs^JGivotuisp, N’lthf-G. wns. tikif+**r4FmrWT rs, & ,
LjiiliOH^TAnyn and M diair Ulstofs, all ctz s, ami upward*:— J .-,
\Vl3 i,re eliu\vTTSg-il Iiaudboaio IlliO uf
Jgiy on MeDtiff, and Uamued bt^ he who tic:
ciic* Hold, EipitigU !
Buttons to uiatcli Druss Fal’TTcR.
* ' . iiin\ 10 2m
AUDITOR’S NOIL E.
A Cyclone
timid men
lice to diijroutri.
18
. *> -
bhoUld
coining
-a-.
Fair
.u’4-4 id gtvcnr
On tlie d. v of drily* l
leave Ibr
F all Tm
the Northern markets
i
(in and after HP. dye..Ap iPIBlIi. JS83, train*
will taiii n fulloa v iill further leitrej : _
(I lady—Lxr.|j Sunday*!
frTATK'NS
I.) Hlui-kvillc
" A>lileigh
VV.**(nar.|*
Ar tiiruwell
a Mail I i Mail
Lotaled in
■ lourishins Town of
BIxACKYILLE, SCO-
aqd render him unhappy. I don’t want A A'' 1 " , ier I r AB yeceotiy atiled a
him a save any mope, for his slavery w b*P Mi 8bty-four iucbea
- - long and weighing four pouudu.
Infant baptism increased in the
Southern Methodist Enlspupal church
from 14.739 iu F866 to 27,205 iu 18A2.
B. F. Crayton & Sons of Anderson
recently sold three calves in Atlanta
for eight hundred dollars. They are
successful stock raisers.
FonHeeb hundred bales of cotion,
all owned by fanners of Chester and
York counties, were sb'd at auction in
Ohester on Tuesday. The purchasers
were Chester merebsuts.
7- FinnersTnTsome portions of Chester
county say that negro labor is more
unreliable this spring than it bas ever
been. The average darkey rents a
cabin, works one day In tbe week, then
hunts and fishes the rest nf the time.
On tbe Greenville tralnTgoIng into
OoluntWIa the other day was a newly-
married couple, the bride appearing to
be about twenty-five yeats old and the
groom being a dapper liitl^ chap a
year or two younger. A lady who got
aboard at Newberry took a seat just
ahead, asd' after a few minutes she
heard the pair criticising her bonnet
and cloak sod general style. Without
showing tbe least resentment la her
couuteosnce, she turned around In her
seat and said : "Madam, will you have
son close tbe Window behind
you>“ Tbe “son" closed bis mouth
instead and tbe “madaui” didn’t giggle
A New One Slorv Frame Dwelling, situa
ted in the 'thriving town of DlnckriHe, on t*
S' (’. R. R.,-W inile* Ironi Augmitn, li*
Containsi> room*, fire nlane iu each room,
ptnzxa front and buck, kitchen of two room*,
sti^lu for five head, birn and carriage hoove,
iu \ ard. vegetable garden back and
side, floner garden in front, large variety of
fruit trees in bearing order. Lot UtOxloO
feet, more or !•**. This desirable property
nil) be sold low for cash.
Also, a 0"e Story Frame Livery Stable,
situated on Railroad Avenue, in close prox
imity to the depot, in the above town, stall*
for lb head, office in front, mule lot Wx - 27
feet, ba> - ninyard and small stuble, water on
premises, lolIOxloO fesl, more oHeSs. Will
be sold remarkably cheap for cash.
For fiirfljef pjOTTCulAis apply to the Real
Estate Agent of Augusta, '.y ^ i
n>ayl7 2w f M. flYAMS.
TREANURKK’iU APPOINTMENTS.
Coikty Tmkxsiibkii's Omcit.
j BahXwf.li, 8. C., April
The Treasurer will beat the fidrewing pla
ces for the collection of the first instalmeurof
taxes on thedays raentioned.
Blanton’s Fiore, Thursday May 17th.
Seven Bines, Friday, May 18lh.
Barnwell C. H., Saturday, May Ulth.
Dunbarton, Monday, May 21st. -
Ashley's Home Store, Tues'fty, May22ud,
Furse's Store, Wednesday, May2Jd.
yajdQC, Tit u Tih
Erwinton, Friday, May 2f'lh.
Barnwell C. II.. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday, May 28th, 29th, 30thand
»lst. ^ .
Bam or taxation :
State Tax 4 3-4 Mills. School Tax 2 Mills.
Ci uniy Tax 2 3-4 Mills. For Deficiencies of
fiscal year IWUWH 1 2 Mill. i>
National Bank Bills, Uold and Silver Coin
receivable for Tiles. Jury and witnes cer
tificates are receivable fur the 2 3-4 mill tax
only.
Mutilated bills and coins will not be taken.
F. KIRKLAND, _
fBUHSSSp-^-Y ’ County Treasurer.
aprS
49S. W. BLANY9N,
A.TTOK.NK'V .V T A. W,
■ARNIWKA.I. C. It., n. V.
Prompt attcaiioB given to all basinet Cu
lt usiod to hint.
VV Kra'r WAIfl >.
A. M. I P, M.
K0 l-i -
mini _aio
injfi I -ti ft-)
- 10 244- -Bua
Aic’in.
R M.
r. ift
4.4"
« 50
;.<w
K AKXW^VItL).
! 0 Mail ' 8 An-jn.
I.t jlurnvrcil
\VtNi-l«-ani’s
“ A*l)lri^h
Ar Jla- L) illn—
A. M [ A. M.
8 16
8Jt.10
8.V. 11.20
—WwH—trrvft
5i.
I.V)
4.40
4.- , -0
S.lft
Ilarn«v)| |t:iilr.wiTTraili-
eon»t-et with South Car-
elina Railway Ttaijn r-iltovn;
No. 3 ha* runm-etioh from Hoiitfi Caw-linn flnilwnr
from Align*!* an-1 I/*-al Hi»U«itm West of III -ekvt to.
.N-. I eminwt* wUhNtmilh CaroKun K»il«:iv for
-Charleston an.rii->wil auti'uisj < ftfl of Ulaekvitteamt
ColuUiliia tiivisioii. - T-y *
N— ft he* - -iDut-tmiT fri.m Hbjtfh-^uroliiin Kail* ry
Htntio^is-Kast nf BlnrWvtlle. * " .
N-. «eoinii-ct* rith S*-uith-Carolina Kailsvav for
AoL'u*tu ao<i laeal Slalu.ii* VV--»t nf llhi lyille. ^
N-i 7 has (wanevtlmiTrom South Caroliua 1 tail way
from Augusta ao-i all l»cal Station*.
No. Ieonnret* with South Cam-itua Railway for
rCharlrsloii, Cola ml. la and all points Fast
Ou Court dav of eaeh month a S|>eeial Train will
leavi- Blackvillc-at J A. M„ ami arrive at Itarnwetl at
7.15 A M.
D. C. ALLKN.O. PA T. Ageut,
JOHN B. PECK/ffeucral Mat.atrer:
Strickland,
Wk'flwiJjChtan! BlatkMiiitb,
V e--
IlYaACK YILLE, S. C.
Is now and at nil IlmcH prepared with
first,cbtHH workmen and first cl"H* mato-
nu! to do all work in his line in tiiKt c a*s
»>;•'» and at leasonablH ffjrorm.. H« hoIIc-
its l-mUlo pqJ.runatro »io(L-onHd**ntlv
to all pergons w-beflibWIiivored hirn with
thoir'ftrders. Ho is uiwwys' st - iinmer «iui
HiwnyH at work. nuv!W-3in»
ot
stock oHrootls for the
r " ( ' >
e tiuit shall he worthy
itry cnstoiHcis and of m v rei
utation iis the L’mlerscTItTf. ~2.
I will need alhthe room I can
get and tor the next six weeks
will sell good8 af [iriccs that will
astonish the Tyros in Trade and
make‘tiling's lively in IJ lack-
ville. I. am "oinir lo close out
—- Avot row *Trpr4c^B vRvwru. CnrxTT.
IU it n w >:tLtTyhr*Miiv 1 s»-^LS83.
The A*-rVsoY t*n alten-r nf,'fto*TnH«iA|j'u’l5
pliO-e.-*k- I be -late* lueuq-ih't d tor jbc plll [ui*c~~
of tab+og Tux B.tnt-ria tor f-,^cyear I'SSd.
All person* oho hayy b-pglit ui-*<-1'l real
( - _ ■ e*t-rte rtttCc InsPWuru mu*t be parlicuiHr
\. ill lllltp . U1 ,| ^ () S |. >l0 i),,. Aeewe-r.
j Seven Pines. Jtme-7tli.
Mtxson'* ';ill .)uric Stlt.
.1 "*«-ph .Ashley's Hume Store, June ‘Jih.
Furse * St-re. June Ilib.
Bald on .1 nrre.-iJih..—~ ■
Erw int.in, .1 line lilili.
Allen-lalc. June I4ih ami loth.*
Prioter * Stole, .hnte ItitlMin i ISth.
. I'ibfle Polid, June I Ot li •
B lyulnn s Store, June 2<lth.
D-rfonP* Bridge. June2 l *f »ml 22n-l.
' t ieorgy* t.S eek t'fwb iliJpxc^June 27hl.
Ui! i-ion.-Jnne 26th
J-rtWH •jofh.:— -■»,^ ' -
i’-l iekvillc, Juiifw.‘7th and 2bth
O’-ahnni*. June 2'.MhX 3
Buitbcrg, June Mtuh. . 4
.Midway. .liplyTudianil.1-1. ;
llunt*»eb« CluipW, July^ath and
I:Ittjiar-li’A, July fith an-l 7lii^. —
Bai U'.vell C. II. from June latln July 2(llh.
8. W. TUOITI, Auditor B. C.
uw-yo 1m . - -
Gitoliiia ItuiiiMiy.
GotMCBCttig l-Vi-ritarv 4<lt trainv
wiirrujiMioIroKS:—~ ^
atarWtr-TK, la
nty stock. I am going to buy a
New and Magnificent one liir
dersell all mV comj^cfitorb)—
They need ^iH)t expect mercy.
They must wake up v.nd oomc {
i .. i r *1 LfiiiVe Midwtjy
down or quit and goto farming, B.n.i.er^
SAML’li; riUGKS : ’Leave LerJ lUnf
Leave Blackville
Leave Elko ' \
Leave \Vtlli*t-u
Arrive ai Attgu*la
java *_• a a -i •
x X
Kg’-■
APOCBTA DivisipN.
* . tDaily) (laafty, exrejit
” i Sunday*.)
8 3 ") a ra
Leave Charleston
Arrive ai
A
750 yards Calico at 4
000 yards Calico at'Cc,
3.4 c.
i»i
HjUC
Millions In It* '
ST A N LEY SN E W PATENT PRO*
cosh fcr the manuAicture of Spirits of
Turpentine anj Pipe Wood Oil from
Liglriaroodr’ Tfywrxrotr towsiftrimomiy
correspond with tbe uudersigned, who is
aiithoTized tw sell the tii'lit for Barn well
rouuty.
R. N. MILLER,
Willis ton, S. C.
jan25
AV-K. KKLLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAAV,
F» L A C IC V I L.3E* IT, H. C.
Promptness a specialty
dv C 21.tf
Jos. J. Brown,
ATTORNEY &T L&.W,
. Barnwell C- II S G-
wt2ti ly
White and Colored
to 10c. ; v \ ;
Colored Mushn li to 12 l-2c.
Brown Linen, all jiriees.
30 Barrels Flour ut ^5.00;
25 Barrels Flour at $0.00
Full Line of ifhoes and Gro-
-ceries.
Call
want
b.bo a m
C.I7 am
b 24 a m
<5.37 a m
tl. 10 a m
in
and see what you
Justin P. O’Neill.
■Blackville,
aprlO-4w
S C-
Alv^ Gage & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF TBE
4 - - —
Charleston lee House,
Market, Cor.Church St, Chatleaton, S. C
' -•v
Shipping, Steamboat, and City Trade
Supplud. ---
Ice' I’ucked tor the Country a Spe
cialty.
: fehlJUiy
Registration Notice-
fha Regifltration Book* will b« open at the
county seat ou the Find Monday in each
month yntil further not ice in given.
JNO. W. HOLMES, £>upt-rviaor.
det2l-if ‘
10 60 a m
10.b!i a m
10.1(1 a di
: 11 ,17 a ffi
11 28 a m
"■ II .88 a ra
11.4o a m . (5 <>•) a la
12.05 p in 7.lt>a m
12 14 p m 7.24 a m
2.W p m 9.L) a m
EAST.
IDaJJy] ffially rxcr|,t
. 8amlay.*|
7.04a m
'9.15 a m
9.2-'> a in
9.44 a m
11.52 a in
10 02 a m
—r. 10.13 am
- '10.20 a in
10.80 a m
10 4()a m
10.50a ni
1 00 p in
COLUMBIA DIVISION—WEST.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
11.00 a m 7.45 p m
10 12 p m ._ -
4 42 p m 10.35 p m
8.00 a m <>.58 p m
<5 45 a in 4.80 p m
10.37 a ni 9.3.S p m
Leave Augnatn
Leave Williston
Leave Elko
Leave Blackville
Leave Lees - !
I.eavc (iraharos
Leave Bamberg
Lefve Midway
Leave Kdiaio ,
Ar. ar Dranrliville
Leave Bnincbville
Ar at Charleston
4.80 p m
8.17 p ny
0.24 p ui .
8.44 p m
0. 52 p nt
O.Oo p m
7 13 p m
7 23 p ra
785. p m
7.45 p v*
9.44 p m
11.30 p u
Leave Brnncliville
Arrive nt Camden
Arrive M Columbia
Leave Columbia
Arrive at Camden
Ar. at Brnnclivide
EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
-j-Leave Cliifrlesteir <, ‘*'*”'“ l Y.OOn m
Leave Branrhville 8.37 a m
Leave Blackville 4 44 a m
Ar. at Aiignsla 7.13 a ra
EXPRESS(DAILY) EAST )
Leave Augusta 9.00 pm — «
Ar. at Blackville 11 8(Tpm
Ar. at Branchville 12.38am
Arrive aC Charleston • 3.10 am
“CONN ECTIOXS.-’W -
Connection* mndeat Augusta with Georgia
It. K. lo and from all p.iints West and Soulh*
west, with through Sleeper belween Charles
ton and Atlanta on Express train.
Connections made at Charleston with'North
Eastern K. U. for points North and with New
York Steamers on Wednesday* and Salimlnya
C.mnectlotis made ai Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greenville R. It. and CbaTlelte.
Columbia and Augusta K. R. to and from aJ
pelnts on both Roads.
Connection* made at Blackville with Barns
well It. It.
D C. ALLEN,G.r. AT Agt.
JOHN 11. PECK, General Maaaget.
r ’ '; f ' • /