The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, June 07, 1883, Image 2
I (C I ^ iC 4vou the
^ % 4 oHu», have swelled iu
code of South Car*
I Bwuru hito nine pounds and
e- ; three ouncm of idlr, in,i««rnbly “bound
di^. Wttai »»4 Prepririor.. <" ^ ■MBHH
j I fie vorMut ur.m*r nn-lit, with perfect
LiMIKT COOHTY GiltcftuTlbN ' ->'ff‘Tu n!W;iril tor U nmu who
^ ^ dodlAftt ro^aid l.imsdl' ua wise enough
- k i
'VadusDAY. junet i iw.
Til* 3u«th Carolin* Prult nnd Voj;e<
* n n / s . . .2. ' A t i<\»t rt T* til II
i-V-
viw 'o
to nta^e laws. Indeed, the modern stnto*-
mnn it not utiinfc The Counneticut h gis-
“ rr’*"' 7"i 7 7 V y ! Uforn who decided tliut the colony should
0M **" the laws of Ooil 1 —unti
illny had tiimj to make bcttc»..j^
Hut thia tendency to multiply our Intfa
ia duo to the fuel that the le^Wstors nre
uot their own masters ; tlmt (he states'
man is measurd by (lie number, of
' bo a atfcccss or a
Ha* tieinberr.it Vil! live} |f it
dons not it will die. The Gran#*, a aim'
ilar organisation, bnt with a broader
scope, is practically dead iu this State.—
Only one lodge is alive aud active in this
county. At ita first org:iniaiiti..n inueh*| 'P*ethes he inokts ond bilia lie intro-
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waa expected of it but the benefits, if an*,
rbalixed by the very large majority of its
members weiio so trifling that interest
was . oon lost in its myetlttga and it died
of inanition.
Wtfl this new nrganimtion hnroa sim
ilar fiatc? If it follows in its foot.-teps i»,
certainly will. Mcctiugs and disousoions
aTd all very well hi their place, but meu
swen get tired of (heat. In ttniou there
is strength, provided it’• intelligent nnd
disci|rlined; but4n the mUcclIuneous mul
titude there is weakness. '
The idea suggested by Mr. K. L. Nix
do, the live Se. retsry of the Association,
if, we think, the piopcrone^ and deserves*
the conshleruthHi of the Society. Tke
salicuy ideas arc that n fund should be
raised, *'suitable lot of land bought or
leased for S term of years aud an experi
mental farm staned under the superin.
tcndcuco of a competent truek farmer —
The investment of each individual would
be small and the return large in the way of
information if uot iu dolLts aud ceul>.—
Kadi farmer would not Inorii only by his
individual experiments but in this coni'
inon school all members would be pit
Different roods sud-crous eouhlbc'
properly tested, tlie best modes ot cult!'
vstiou ascertained, the values of difit r-
ent fertilizers and the merits of new and
labor-saving nmcliines readily learned —
We hope that Mr. Nixon will fully Top
mulutc his views and furnish them to us
for publication.
Tiikt who properly attend to their
own affairs generally have an abundance
of occnpatiou nnd are able to give hut
little attention to the conccrus of their
ucighbors It occasion a'ly becomes a
duty to transgress one’s rule of self re*
sir,lint and make to the erring such sug
gestions us r-rc thought appropriate by
an unprejudiced aad disinterested ob
server. We therefore, iw-sa spiiit of
brotherly kindness invite Mie n-^cmiou
- c'four Noithern brethren to thSl social,
politieal and industrial condition of their
uhtightciied Section of die Union. We
delicately and deferentially, not by
vf iQMliilbn but aniiui»ted ypldy by
tluit spirit, of Christian charity whieh re
turns, under all provocations, good for
evil. In their solicitude for the chris
tlanitMtion of the South, the pharisees
dtW ladducoes of the North have per-
•s** llktently and piously—ovcrlookod tlieir
nUtTvIijr-yard and given their cxehtsive
littculion to the Soiitlrern fields, white
Tor the reapers. Tire favorite text for
wittlYK™* -tm’jlij and politiciatpiVT I .
KV»* t V v-»’i_, % • » -T the
iforth h as been the horrors and iuUjui-
tics of slavery, secession and the sliot-
gun policy. Tlieir missionary labors for
tfl^ist decade have ivt been IVpitful of
satisfactory results anduhey are evident-
.. I ~ ly becoming tired of such unproductive
'dibit. Like all cp'demies their fanarj.
cism has exhausted itself, and before it
Ca.fi be charged with new energy must
*.rw w
duces. The people expeel all the ills of
goverument to bo cured by legislation,
without reflecting that laws can be made
effective only by b< ing enforced. They
lee, or fancy that thojf see, a ti evil de*
tuandiug legislation, and they forthwith
begin a clamor fora new law. The press
sets up a howl, and toshes itself into
froth aud fury; and h^ the poor legis
liture,stormed ally dailies atid week
lies, lakes re luge behind “Ati Act to
Amend an Aci” ; and there kryour new
law ! M hat we really uifrd is an amend
meut to hum.in nu'ttnvtfiut will give the
jieople a greater .willingness to submit to
the execution of the laws. Upfortumitc
ly they have bneuc e, like Balaam’s as«,
wiser than tluir riders, at least ia their
own cntimation, and they want to take
the bit between their teeth and follow
their own sweet will.. The -kw tnakcr
i« in (he hands nf his constituents, and it
isiurd to tell where this disposition to
make new laws will pa?se. The wlioli
ilifllieuliy grows out of tlie weakness that
must characterize any Kt-publican gov
erument. The people must be pleased.
Wg, My, Let the laws he enforced—
‘ Give us new laws," ray ibe peoj le.—
A nd wc take off uur hats to the people.—
Newberry Herald.
point to a DemoctaMc triumph In Vir
ginia at tbe coming Xovetnbt reliction.
A lady ffita Ih teabody, Mass., re-
dantly with twtna, aud an odd thing
about them la. that the.r bi.tbdava
oonin bti uiGTereut daya of thn v\C k, in
difTr-rent utoutlia nnd In dilT'-rent years.
One whh born just Ju-fore mtdnlaht^'D
] Deefrtiber 3!st, 188*2, and thn other just
after (lie elot-U Htruck IU. so that the
IHrthd iy eatna Jantmry 1, 1Q8<1. The
mother dves not know which is the
older.
Josli Biliingfl is the best pnld litera
ry mnn In the wot Id, pnsfeihiy with the
• xcepfion of Teniivson. He rec ntly
received ♦Itxt'foc I WeWn worde. They
were for uu aiivertlaeincut for a dry
goo<Js house. Many of hh ireanh ngs
ure tilt-posed of hi this way. As he was
an auctioueer and without a dollar till
nearly thtee score years old, he is not
above peddling out Ida work at the
beat figure rtow. *Hh Is rich, drives a'j
flue team, is Mod nml geutlu as a gill,
but has an • ye to (liiatiess.
There is In .Schuyler county. Mis
sottrl, a young old man, who, without
apparent oatise, living plainly on a
farm, Tina In eighteen yr-ate passed
through the plij-sleal riiange-« of fot r
score. At the hl's af six tie had all the j
development of strength and mueele
usually in a lad of fifteen. At t welve
Ids heard was grown and gray hulls
appeared. - N"W, Kt HghteoP. he Is aa
deeiopld as my old iiihq of ilehty and
seems totteiing on the verge of the')
grave,
ses to bo achieved
■ip. ..’..-I .jot
m*,’
Em*
hud sew Islda of work and ncw»purpo-
In our opinion they
tiked uot go far. Their own doors are
PUfe thresholdoT their new theatre. It ia
/ituileil in sisg only, by the Uttt ut the
Uuton North of Masou and Dixon’s line
pud tbsrc is no limit to the amount ot
* reformatory work to be done. Ify w ay
of buggestiou we pout to Mas.-iudm-
sstts, of.wbieh State oi tlio pilgrim I’alh-
ets Venjumiu F. llullcr is Governor and
in whose chat itable institutions the hides
. (if negro pau}>crs ure tanned and manu*
Tactured into hymn book coves, and to
xlliuois, iu which Slate tiieic is one rc>-
taii 1‘quor dealer to every l(!0 4 persons.
The catalogue of oficnscs r.ecding reform
Pud the localities needing missionary
work are iuuumi isble, but the above ci-
tations are sufficient to start the ini|ui-i
tive Yaokec upon the work of cleaning
Hie modern Augean stables.
A tertain ancicut rnlcr decreed that
pay person who offered uu amendment
10 existing laws should do so with a hal
ter about his week, so as to be ready for
the Jumgnao, if it was rejected, bo
wholesome was the effect that for a hun-
dred |ean not one amenduicnt was pro-
posed. The disposition to make uew
k"» and to amend old ouc* is uow mu
uiug r’n t, and it would be wise to pul a
ch«bk upon it. If the average modem
f ginlptor had been presrut when Moses
’ « tue down from the mountaiu, witjr the
tea ouinmuodiucnts, he would have pall
ed some one to the chair, Mr. Aaron, in
a3 likelihood, and hare moved “that the
i of the coinmiiteo be considered by
TUm would have followed
Its pod alteratlohs, adjourned
JuihjkT. J. M ACKJtX.>QM8 low -by
thk KitiitT Box Law.—Or course I
Thtnk that any citizen ot Sou'll Uaiolina
who is proved by clear h gal evidence U
have violated the electiou laws of the
United Slates should—Wduly eouvieted
and punished. I believe that Mhdi con-
victions can be had before a jury com
posed entirely of respecttible white Dem
ocrats, aswas the Case before me/When
such a jury rvnd'-rcd verdicts agaiu-t
dohn UeiHield and otltejr membeis of the
Ku Klux Klans in 1878, when l Was
upon the ciicuit bcuch m this State, in
1’ork county. TTrere is no cxigoiiey io
maintain white supremacy which can
now be plead as"a inural'excusc f«r tl»o
jtracticc of Irnud or intimidaTon. Qur
etuhl box law is a complete safeguard
against negro supremacy. It is a patent
negro ballot preventive, warrauted to be
dead sure in its operation to litaiiUaiii
white supremacy. The shite Democrat
who with such an elect ion law com mits
fraud at :>u election must be a glutton
fur.baud and should be iudtctird tmdcon
victed for perpetrating in surplusage id
fraud. Hence I do uot think any fraud
was perpetrated at thpdust election, un
less some idd mi linger of election com-
mrtted it unconsciously from force ol
hah* 1 > al *d ol cOjiusc thi could not he. pun
ished- lor that, as the criminal intent,
would bo wanting. ^partm'--* 1
■■‘tse'*"*" —
Thk (/.ah's (' . v
III kZ-LT •. U U O N ATI ON. — AI 'X; I tlTtn,
UW side ."V,! ittujhti*, was iTowiTBrt m tf.
Kremlin at Mououw on the 27ilr nit.—
The event hue been delayed for two
THOUSANDS (ft LOLLAKS
S.t-> on I’liysiciS: a' fees hy the «|(f»-
pepti^tho rliMlinstic. the bilious and the
Mervops, vrli«u,»dultnr e/pe«Mle<l on thmim
spprcschsble tegc‘at.1« Tonic nnd Akerntive
Dr.'K
us'sHfpatfc Componml,
to LIVER A N U Kl UNEY CUUE.
won d In every Sse effect sradiod Cure.
No renlintyin the world everso fully won
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Lieut. Ernest A. Garllngton of the
U. fct. Army nud a native if thin Htate,
will autl frt*m New York to-day In coiii-
muud df the expedition sent out by the
Govbrn.h)ent to relieve Ihe Greely Sei-
entlde Expedltlo i, utiw in the Arctic
region*. ^iHe will enrry provinlone for
a two yeatu trip for. bl« own command
and for Greely’u people. ;
There are to day 631 convicts under ( „„ Ieinc „^ (I , e wor i 0
aeutenee ; 457 are In the penitentiary, the confidence of n-aukind
11 on the Htate farm, 23 on 8eeg«r a t-.-r-oa-*
farm and 341 on rullrcu'ls aud phoa-
pbate woika. The average number
working dally oo th" CHiial during
May bus been about 180. Forty 4re iu
the stocking factory and are learning
the work with aurniisiiig rapidity,
mastering ft as quickly, the managets
say, aa Northern nelp.
Mr. M. C. Robertson, who has been
for six years clilrf cleik In the office of
the Ueeretmy of State, was removed
I ist Week ami Mr. A. C. Joiich appoint
ed In hls place. Tue N we am* Coul ler
♦akee 0*1. Lipscomb to tasa for a vi >-
iatton of one of tin* ptincipha of the
platform on wbich lie was eiecteii—
“that there should be no removals ex
cept for callbc ,, —and the Columbit
K-gi»ter aoiuea to the Srctetaty’s oe-
fense arid claims that, bis conduct wub
p ifeetlv j'l-tifldde.
'J ho famous E iet River Bridge, con
nectlup the citieaof Brookiyu and N w
Yotk. whh formally opened t*i pgtrllc
trav. I on the 21th uif. On the first day
185.000 p» raona creni tHt. Ttio wotk
ot const met Ion b*g<in 3 1 January,
1870, and the total onet of construe.'ion
Will be * Id,000,000., On tie Ikltlt ult,
when the .bridge was< ("wdcl tw its tit-
moet capacity a cry of distn ss caused
a tlreadful stmtrele between the panic-
strirkau crowds in .vmg In oppositedl
rec ivtie, and 12 persona w . re trampled
to do ith and 20 inoiu or ieea settoualy
In j ired.
At the Georgia Fruit Growers’ Con
vention -In Atlanta on the 2Th ult.,
among the peaches recommend'd for
use e.cre Hie Alexander, the CMmse
Cllim. ('tawforlV Eat ly. Halo’s Rally,
an 1 .11*11.'.tai" K s.. Tl*' ‘'Ann l:a, l. --
atrl~e, Itiisii'i'.s and Cni'.vf. rd’a Late
were condemned. Judge J. 1>. Ct.n-
njngham ata'ed i Iml I e eVaporate<1 one
year 8,(00 pounds id fruit, wt i'-h cold
readily at • Igtit to twttdy 'e' litH- p^r
(-w+m-d. If care ts taken in nVuporat-
h g fruit, nnd of it aftet ward, it wiH
coiiniu tid X wenty cents per pound. The.
g< tiend < pin on vras that It paid only
to sliip tlie taiiy and better grades of
fiuit, and to tv.ipointo the other
grades. v J. D. Cuiii.lugiiapi's orchard
mis not failed to produc-- t eaclies in
nearly forty years, li ia 000 fed above
t lie level ot-tbe sea. -■ , ^
On Friday last Mr. W. L. Simpsen
aud Miss hi Colder, Mr- James (die.
and Miss A. Lunday, all -td Tt-rtcd
county, (la., attenileii a |ipndc amibat-
beetle at I’dltnyia, Lat'* iu thoaftex-
TToSTtTTreyTIrove Into Aitnioy' and reg-
i->ieiti| at t* e Barnes House. They
soon ihfoiiyedtbe pfoplb t< r tliat tliej
lind bet n to tlie picnic, and imd no in-
tent bo jd marrytug when tiny h-ft
in me tlmt rndtumg, but Imd cot eluded
tlo s. > after arriving on ttrrgteunda.
The obliging cl tk so.m l a I the neces
sary legal documents- amt a minister
•u li»Dd, wliicii’timde nmn nnd wife of
Mr. Siinpspn and Miss Collier, nnd Mr.
11 Ice hn I Miss Lunday. iu the most sol
emu ju t uxier. Tim pady ret ir*-d ntmuf
G o’clock, the ladies going to one room
together and the gentlemeiLto aimth
Orrirz or Cocstt i.Vimxissionkhs, >
DaUnwkli. C. 11., 8.'(J..fJune o, j
8chIl‘iI prjrqooMl* will Wriceived by ilii*
Bos.d fbr doing the following worX iu Clerk's
4-ottice :
JSOTIOii
Kvcopying (J Hooks, Index to Uecord-,
Judgment Kolls, uboui .100 Hods to be renr-
rai.ged anU rebuudled.
_• Tue proposals wTA U« opened and pAs.-ed
upon at the next regnliH* meeting in July.
The Hoard reserves (he right to reji-ct any or
nil ol the proposals, nd to accept the one
wlitch they shall deem best lor the interests
»t the county, Without regard to the amount
ofthv'bid.
l!y order of the Hon'd.
WM. McNAB, Clerk.
j it tie?-id
SIMEONS’
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
OR
1.1%’1-1 It AN If Ulh.^HV « IIRR.
For the cure of l)ysi»epsia. IndigeHiion,
Cpn«ii|>iiiinr and 411 (ioiihlos arising ftom
the Diver, Kitluey# and Htaddcr.
Taken two nr llirre lisle* a day it prevents
Fever and Ague, Vt.iln;isl Fever. Diptluria,
8vat let Fever aud Chulera.
I^OII \\OMAN!-m
why will you allow yottrsell to be pn>*tr*ln , >
yonv-y-ieni cnervau-(f, y.mr Ina'.tli com
pletely destroyed ■ by tii* |rnunt stride-i of
llt.ise insidious and nfl limos fatal di-enscs
called “Female Weaknesses '! when you cau
he euiiiely cured by using 8lAfMON3‘ HE.
PAT It: ('OXIi’O UN J. It will remove Pirn-
pies and ’Blotches, purify your blood and
make your s' in clear and Itfalrhy.
For s de everywhere, and iu Harnwc'l Uy
Ur, A« It. Paiiersi n nnd I Inn lea Pechmnnn.
Hlaekvillebv U'rs. I.. C‘ Sleidteus aud J.
Tl. Price. (>
V iilisinn by Drs. I,. Hrookcr, and IV.
Smith and W. II Keiuifdy.
mehl-ly
OriteKor tiik ('owrrHoi.t.ra OInki'A'., >
Cot t.uuiA, S.r-r.- May 1 bit, iF'C:. }
I certify that .1. C. Hiickiiigh'un, ofliirn
well. Agent of The t'oulinental Insurance
Company, iucorponite'l by the State of New
York, has com pi its i w ; »h tire re'iursiri.itM oT
ilic-' Act of the tlcncral Assemtily eniitleit
“An Art to regulate the Agencies of Insur
ance Ciimnauies niH incorporated in ihe.t'Ute
of South (.'nrolina,” and I lierchy license the
said J. « V Buckingham, Agent af rejsstd, to
take Daks and tninsnct all bu-inoes of In-
“tirnnec in this State, in the County ef Bain-
Well, for and in behalf of said (,'ympane.
Expires Mlwrfflltg’WWr
W. E. s’TONF.Y,
juhe7 1 w
Comptroller General,
STATE OF KtotH GAHOLINA,
HrrifK or (.’omi'TBoi.i.»:ii OrNKnaL.
CuM'Uitia, S. C , May Nth. IM't - !.
I certify tliat Arcby II. Ilootoa, of llam-
■oerg. Agent of The Contihcntal Insitrance
Ci>r, ineorporiued by tbe Slate of New York,
ha- comp ied wiilt (he rcrpiisitiona of the Act
of the General Assembly entitled “An Act to
rcyul.-itc the Afeniies of lnsurance_i'<tmpa
uieiCioi iucorpotJ ed in the Slate ot South
I Carolina,” tind l bereby. lictitsc,
Arcby B. Hoot on, A'piit ,'i
risks at I ti i ' ‘_ilote«aid. to tike
...... CM.- KciiueineiLto H in.I It- t "".p; Wiueos of Insnrai.ct
er. Butuiiluy mortiiug tlirfr mTfe^y t'On ' ^
Utdr-ettirlngo iiu,| HtHtle.l heTti*' ’ ' 7 •r-- 1
uewurd.
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SctW A 2? II S.
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ib
ynitH through four Of the Nlhili*ite;t Hl Auil ‘ 11,011 Wi ‘ rk
wh» IhreHtein tl to ussuatiirmte tbo CZiti
ou tlmt tKcawtoD'. Tbe cerrmonit's wuc
UrpieeedenU'ttly gtHMil, contlttg uboui
teu million (lol.luis. :Xtte.(. W( ie_tto liin-
tufbauces, hut us ifte ‘’Aufocrut oj uh
tlie Rt.ssiMs” is r«quB-t-e! hr retrmitt in
Moscow uufH o«xt Tm-edny tin to it-
-Still time for pie ix emiou of thtli [
tbreuts.
AM riOXAL XTTTE3.
Mr. J. A K'lLsoncfFHinlersvillt',Om..
wniri his fiist pedebts iu Suvnitunh foe
50 ceuts apiece'.
Otl. I’dyue, author of At lei, died in
the Lhivlilaun ct-uniy (L’etuLTtmjlutu
last week. He whs-84 years t»f age,
fafind anti a pauper;—
Mr. J. R. R» pass of Butler. Ga.. hjis
sold to dnte 700ctates of Atuodeu Jiun
peuchfH, ('(lulaiuing ot.e third of a
imshel Grtcb, Mt five titillars a eiute.
Forty ot fifty inemhers ot the Texas
LeglsUttute weio iudiete<l on Moudu)
torgutiibling. Some of them iiiotruei
edtbt ir cimnsel to pl. ud guilty Mjitt
pay tlieir Hues. The tudictmeuts-bavi
been stolen:
^ ’Atlunta received her first car load of
Wdlftuleluus i'll the at cond lust, 'flu
car ta>utallied 95U melons du<lWeighed
28 000 pounds. I’Ue uteiottssold reir^-
tiy at 40 cents whuhnale, and retailou
at from 50 cents to $1 25.
The Board of Overseers of Harvard
Ooileve refused by a vote ofTHrrJ&tn-
conferth** degree of Doctor of Lsws
on Gov. B. F. Butler. He is tlie* Uist
Governor of MHSsaehusettH to VUtout
this honor has been refused.
The hair of a phi io in eastern fac
tory was caught iu oiachinery, tom iff
her bead and sent let ed iu tits. But
Sits did uot mind it at ull, Itept right
on ut Iter wotk, ou'd ahuply rentatktd
tint 1 It oilly WH Hanyhow.*’ Tblsls
the advaulsge of an over nature.
A Tennessee fdrmer says: The
worms weio cleaning off tny cabbages
and I, applied suit during the eHtly
moruiug while the dew whs on tlie
leaves, a tableepoonful to tite pUnr,
for two or three mornings uuriug a
week. Tbe salt udheits to the leaves
‘rtitd there dissolves. Tbe plants U»at
were being eaten eff were soon flee
from worms.
Th# elections in Virginia, which took
A * "si*
.iandog 8ehoo+ for tntrsts has
Yeeu-organize'! In CUuilestou.
jiX'Jiidge T.J. Mackey bus been 1f-
eeuaed to praeHc((-bt fore i he hupremej_
CotiU of tnis S’ute. —
Ovet n hundred c< Inrc.d Baptist min
ir.>(8‘HtTi lideitthHi Stute Associatleii
e iu the ciunty of fi.»i nwc
ami ill behalf of wd I Compatfy."
Expiie.s NTarch:>lsf, 1F81.
W.- YT. sroNiiv^
Comptroller General.
fui-
[Signed]
yuncT-l w
KOTICK.
OrriCK or Coi nty CoMMtsaioMEBH. I
H t K > w ki.1. G HHt * ’. . Triv TiT l 8s: |
,Nwtice is heyebjr given that app icaiion has
been made to the Cumity Ctiminis.-ioiiers to
tleelnre the road from GVah.-m.s to R.tntberjr
(intersecting (be I'ut.lic Boutl leaUing trout
l ntiti.erg to Barnwell at tlie old heury Hail-
zog place) a Public Komi.!
.-aid application will be'xjtnsi.1er(d and
passed upon at the regular, meeting of the
Hoarduu the “Ci ,\ugii*t, next. l'rund*d t
that on sir before that day written consent to
the right of way. without ctrmpeiisiil.on. of
till land owners ihr>.u)'h who-e p|vmisest|lS
pr<>|M)ied road woultl pass, .-.hall be i^itaincd
and tiled iu this oltice. All pets .its concern
ed will appear uu that day and make known
any objections, they may have to the pro
posed rno).
, Gv. order of the Board.
WM. M. NAB, (Ttrk.
niavlrt
Omos nr CnfNrv CommissIonkhs. ^
Jl.trNwki.i. C. II. April«d. 1KR:>. |
Ndtii c is hereby given that application has
been made to' tbe'i oiinty I'oniiiiiwsiiinrra to
lay “lit and open a ut w public r.otd gamtncnc-
ing on the ( harleston road ncr 1 1"* Vovtl'-~
CHSI (orberuT Tauds of Frviti G. Givens and
passing in a Southeast direction over lands of
K. G Givens, Mrs. L. it". Ikun.iuond. ,1. J.
lYhaly, Alli ed Aldrich and ItroiHts IVise to
tlie Duncan's or New Bridge Koad, near tbe
Northea-t eomeruf'lamrsof-aid Brooks Wise
Said appl.cation: suit be considered and
passed np»n at tbe regular Intel ins if the
Id n d on the d l July next. i. /Hml
on nr In fore Miat day ilte writif C'uiseiil la
ibc.right of way, without coi»/.rn*titt. u. of all
land nwnersttimiiob limv premises I lie pis.
pi sed road would pms, 4<liall henbtnined and
•iillfd in iltis otbee. All persons concerned
will appear on that ttay and make
luTy o’-jections tlicy may h
posed ronif.
By ’ortierof tlie Board.
Wm. McNab, FleriaC. C
Xprft' V
BARNWELL BAILROAn „
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TIVL\K IIIMIRHS', SlffilE HilPEIK U'llBIMD IIE1PEIIS BD IIOlVERSt
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- V Bones, Dougherty & Co/
AUGUSTiV, GA..
majrlO
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NEW AM) El .EGA NT GuOlXS AT
J. W. TURLEY’S,
lARQAD STKK.KT. iVU.GU^T-A. GA-
OUU DUKS'S GOODS STOCK IS COMI’LETK.
We make a npociHlty of Silk.t nrul Stiins for the evcttincr anti promenatie-*
BJ^rv yi'r.yrlvui'/lQ^HhHtie, all tlie iiewtef 'l> rlgi.s. We will shjw a lias uf thff
utu'Vc tiinf is utHtciili-ss tills side "f New Y t'k.
Diiitt 'esed Hatit s. llbittl. iiinns^ Marv'-illenti Surahs, Ottrimans, &c.
Biticailed Hlfd Plolii SilUs Htid S.itins at 75 worth SI 25, iu all the nswest
•hadrs—Ottzcile I’lnb, Ox Blond, [Tf-rttic Bind, Ciuslieti Struwberry, Atnty
Blue, Shtimp Pink and Terra C"ttii Sbtidt s.
if >uu want it Pietty fintmner Silk—te see is to npprrcinte these goods, ia
broken Plaids in bh udsnf all t|ieu»w sliftdes. These goods ure Just out. -
NuuV Vt iliogs, TT-suh Vi'de Alibi'ros ('loi.lts. & •, iu (lewshudctf.
- WHITE GOODS; ^ m
Plo)jg*.s:>td D ‘’-d s« t-'-".s. Pi.iittv (’lo-rk'-l ti'itd S'ripo.l NaniWtlci*.
Checked unii Sniped V.c'orki L'twns, Prqtics,Tat futans, Persian.Ijhvviis, M"ii-V*-
litie, ■p'Tiidiu, Flcuch Ntifi Sin-ks, ' Also n full stuck sf EuibruidsieU Elg
in's nud Jiutertink’s t" tuatcfi the atiove g Is. ■ f
Ludics’uuU Missts Fancv Hosiery in over loo'different vtuletles.
I J Alt A SODS.
The best a-s 'jtmcnti to sch ct frouv»ver Indt ro sbown hr Adgusta, iu Plain
anti Brocaded Goods, with slid witl'nlir lit iegs.
Ijhcc Ficiius. C dlnrs. Tbs, Scatf-, &c.
IT
l.iices MatitTki iriilef’- 1 , (’ t", lb-r-htnpe~ TTiTjTonp p'ans.
L-itIlfs' Cticmist-, N'ght G"Wns. Skirts, Ibawers, &r. • .
L'titics’ L*nch and Moliair Ulsters, nil sixes, SI intti Iipwarr’a.
Wo are tlit'wiug m liHiidsoatc line of Buttous tu iUHtcb Drees Falttios.
ma> 10 2m
I,'ty on Me Duff, and datuncl bC he wnotilsl"
ciici Hold, Enotigli !
ktt“« tr
tVC to the g|u-
A Cvcloiio is comiit"; ttml
‘. ’ v.Ty
timid RK’H f lioitld prepm f fo
Ttcc to dng outs. Fair v aluing
is grven. :
Ou Uic •' 1 -
j
i
On itiitTafter Mi» day, Ap il l6ili,Jv.1, trains
H ill rut. a- totI"».*till tiirltH*-r'nuiji-.-’ T
; l*ai!y-'-Ext»j*t Sand.'j- ’
VV H.t- X'W A 1? I ).
(
Senator Hampton is staying In Co
lombia with Col. Ji^m CL Haskell. He
wiihreinaitt tltete .ibjut s iiiohtlfc
v
Bishop Wilson iu to presj le^vef the
Tiext-tsslou oftbe Sotitb ( utflli.K Ab 1
auai—Contereiiee, wltKh couveues In
Smuter. Deft intrur 5.
Eighteen tu-w lawyers were licensed
by the Supreme Court last week. S> n
itor Caffisoti id Edgellr-ld. aged 80,'was
the MCDlor infin* ypt-f the class.
Betwt en 4 000 aud f> 000 colored pPo :
pie (oil tieffattcHtt ttm L-eteiuoiiiss-ot
Dtcorution Day uLdijisufort on the
JOih ulr. W. M. Muck, y was iu the
fduee Thursday Isst tridUsts (bat. the |.
jison, in Hc -ordauce
witn the v. taiet oJ the D- unalacy ot
Beattfoit county at the tecetii ptimary
election, lias appointed (Jupt. Il» ury D.
Elliott shefllT > f Beaufort county.
The total yield of Dish _ potatoes in
and armihd Cltarleston in ]880 was 42,
000 barrels, Uga^nst 32,000 bat re Is in
1881, aud 55 000 in 1882 Iiisvttimat
etl that the yield tins )ear will hardly
‘ xc'eed 35.000.
Tim Supreme Cottri' adj turned on
tiie lll-t ult. until ttie 4Ut Monday in
November uext. Cases from the sec ]
oinl eircult will be called ou the 15*1,
Idt.h, 17ib aud 18.h .d.tjs of Januaty,
1881.
A five year old- cltild of Sim Chal-
myte. ol Newberry county, itcci'leutal-
ly dhTiriJiiuself in the bead with a pis-
J'tt'l, whit wliteh he was playing, .-ut last
Monday atlexuoou. Death wusinstau-
taueous.
The final cxamiDatious of the -S. C.
College will betfiu on tbe 18th and end
on tlte 271# The only public ( ibibi-
tiou will be the debate i etwreeu lltc lit-
erary t-oeletieo; 185 students aru uow
iu aUcudaocti. — ■ —
The citizens of Charleston are to
erect a monument to John C. Calhoun
iu that city. It will tie surmounted by
a statue, on which u Heutau sculptor is
engaged. The statute N'fifteen feet iu
height, and will be east io bronze.
Qlt lz"ns of Greenvills have contrib-
U'ed 84,000 to seeme a survey of tbe
maig line of the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago Bail toad by. tluir
city, and If it is located as'surveyed
the city wifi give 8100,000 to the cuu-i-
prise. _ ;
hone tidal wasaxa now receding. A
outnber of counties heretofore strong
ly R*adjuster have once more wheeled
into the Democratic columns, whilst in
hut one or two of his strongholds has
, Mahons nssu aids to maintain bis fur-1
umulattotu, UU tiii, dcca- ^ ora j.: hies. Ail the ImLtaUvu*.
Appeals To the Supreme Court have
been taken iu tbe cases .of. the thrte|
Orangeburg colored-murderers sent-
epomi to be banged ou the 22. d loa'.
lbs appeals suspend the synt eon's and
will at least delay lire exvuutioua »
ioog Guie,
W v N’l KI> TO XXI :v:
Fowls, Hides, ligga and Bee-wax, f. r wltitlj
the liiglic.-l m tketpiices will be paid.
, AV AX l ien '»'0 K Kl I..
An exeelleht stock Af Boot*. SJutctL. Groce-
i-tca and General Merchandise at tLc very
lowest rockbuttom pries. _T
t-jy*I MHAN BUSINKS8.-®|
jitnr7 ; bn
A
LAC/.S,
^wilGLMLV
j INtSEkTINdv
Liirgcst nnd best selected slock in Barnwell
*rt,‘oumy.
I n( r (‘ f urTntn* Irntn >J lol^To per'/pHir--—
Lace bed Spretuh hom iiito Slli.pcr pair,
hulk. Fi/»(4ii^frotn t>'> eeuls t‘\$4 0 - ). ~
n H’O pieces of real Linen Lawti^ at lowest
figures. . . »
M LtJSCJ I75R.
lii.ACKVILI.Ki6. C.
jtiue7-dw'
titnt' nf Smith Carolina j Court or Common
Burnwrit County. | I'/eae. ■
bt >1 Ml INS FOR MONKY II KM ! St). *
[ Complaint not Srrrrd. ]
W. A. Holman, I’laintiff,
against
M. II. Burcklt Iter J. S. Burcklialttraud J.
II. Burckualler, DcfcndantjT ^
To-M. R. Burckhaller, J 8. Biirckl.nlfcr and
J II. Burckltalur, Uetendui.ts in this ac
lion.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complirinl in this action, which-t*
filed iu the cfticc oftlie Clerk of Ihe Court nf
('ou. moo Pleas for said County, nnd to serve
a copy of your answer or. the subscriber at
his office in Barnwell within twenty daysnf
ter tVe sen tee of this summons ou you, ex
clusive of the day of service.
If you fail to answer thi-complaint within
ibettine aforesaid the plaintiff, wiftapply'to
the (’out t for the relief demanded in the com
plaint.
Dated 1st June, lb!C
ROBT. ALDRICH,
Plaintiff • Attorney.
J. J. BRABHAM, C. C. C. •]
To the Ueiendantr. M. R. Burckhalier nnd
J. il. Burckhaller.
You will please take notice that the sum-
mms, of which the above is a copy, and com
plaint in this action was ffjfd in tbe office ot
Ihe Clerk oftbe Court i f Common I’lcas for
Barn well County on the 1st day of June, 188*
ROBT A LUKICH.
Plaintiff s Attorney.
june”-6«v - -
Wall Paper.
Fashionable Designs for Parlors, Halls,
Chambers, Jte. 8ampies ud prices mailed
IYe-.- II. BAKTHOLOAMK A CO.
Manufacturers, 128 4130 West odd SOL Y.
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oliiMi«fliulwuy 'fraiha a** fnllMrp; * 1
N«k 'I ronn< < tion frmn Nniith Itallway
from Ati.k'ii'Ma hii»I MaTioTi.H Wrkt'of HI.M'kvi Jrr
NivVu 4 rjuuisM ts viiLU-^HTfH-^hrmttUTr“TT.TrPtvT«y"TT»T
h^ilL^ftm ;*»wl J/*h*»1 Slat 1^1*4 *4 Ulackvlltt* Aixl
('olnuiliia I>iyi!«ion.
N«» .N niw (*<»u»ict*tion froin South Carolina Kailway
from Chtirlcpfon. Coluniltiit^ I»ivi«ion uimI all Isoa-uI
StaiiooN Kant <»( UJarkx ijjr.
No. connect* wiih Stnlli (’wrolina Railway for
.,.Vu3ii*ta.jin<l St:‘fi“firi \Vp>f iff Plai kwiUe-. ~
J N... 7 III- ' mnert i<»i» f n »m SoufhHtnrfi n fi ■ fftril w n v
fri'Ki Aii;.~nit;i nml >11 Un uI
No. n conijt t i> ni’lt ( arttlinn I{;iilwav for
Ul.iulff^TTn, OoiiiniFifa hutI aR ivornts K;ist.
4ht fttirrT<l:ivV»Tr-tt l> muiiili a Sfitfi..\ Tr:«i»* will
Iravc^Plac^vIUc'aij A. M„ and arrive al IhtttiwrlKit
7.4ft A M.
• 1). C. AIstRN.G. I* A T. A-rnl.
JOHN IV !*Kf K, Oc»irrnl Mana*^«*r.
J. W. Strickland,
Wk rhrrij^it aiH Bliu kMiiitb,
BLACKVILTsE, N. C.
1-now and at all limeft prop.trod witb
lirat. clasH workmannit'Lfiral clxa- nt to-
rial to do all work in Itia lino in IDwt fi n**
sly'" ’tinl at, icasatnuld'* tiiriii , '*«. Ho nolic-
llb I'Ubliu pHtroiiatrM and ooiditlt'itt ly rufor-
to all poraons who havo favor d I Ini Wuli
tholrttlderM, Hots always at liontei and
always at work. iu'vJS-Aiii
.1 111 V I
e ^o*iur tlie Northcj-D market:
to Luyffs-glfick of ^oods- [or tLc
Fitll Trti c tiDit^liiill be vortln'
of .my eust<>n\crs and of my rc])-
u tat ion as the FTnlerscIlcr.
TAvill need all the room I vrd
tind for the: next six weeks,
will sell goods ut priceslliut will
S AUblTOK’S iNUTLEE.
Al'IHTtXt sOtrtCK 'LvRNWKt.l. CnfSTV.
iiABXWKLI. C. H., May hi I, ISS.'’..
Tito Assessor will attend nt the following
plncrsat the'Lues mt-iiiioncd f.irthc pur|Mis«
uf taking Tax B InriiH Tm- iheyear
All persons alia h»vi- bt nylit or sold real
esfM^-iacu last rrium must be purticutar
and soVtate to tl.e Assessor.
Blanton's Sto^e - —
8 eye .1^’ : ,Trt.v,7Tui: ef t It.
MixMtn's Mill Juue^th.
J use pit Ashley's Home Store, June 'Jth.
Fttr-e s .*!'tc. June 111 it, ' s 1 —
Baltloc Jitnr ll’tii ‘
El wlntojt, June Dlth,
A Ilct)d.ile7 J tine 14t It and I'lth.
Piie-ter s Store. June IDth an 1 ISth. *-
Fiddle Pond, June 1 '.itIt
1 —BuTTitoii'- Store, June 2'ith.
Buford’s Uri l,e. June 21-t tttuKllhid.
George’s Creek Cluli House, Jiiue 2IM.
IViDi.-TT.it, June 25th.
Elko .1 tine‘Jtii h. *" • '
I'l u kville. .hlt.r 27lh and 2Sth
y • aliai.is. J line 2dl h.
BiiiiKcrg, .liinc-kili.
Midway. July 2nd and .Id.
-Min.I4r’a_l_h*pel.stilly 4th and oili.
I'.hritatdt'a. July tit It and Tilt.
_ ItjruweU tk II. from Jtuie Ist toJTily 2(MIt.
S. W. TKOTTI, AmLtorB. C. .
may!) Ir.t -
astoni.-h tbe r l'vros iii r JTiidc JiTid
mtike tilings lively in Black-
ytlle. I tun going to c’osc out jCt.tmnnTCin_' F.Lmttry 4-li 18,^3, trui
Mtuili Ciiroliim Raihuiy*.
am j^oing to
my a
mylitocki 1
i!*few and Magnificent one lor
CASH and I am going do nlr
UL'iHull tik my cmniK'11 tons.—
Tbcy need—not o.\[)ecf «lerey.
They mnst wake np ami gome
dowti ormrTTt tuul go to fanning.
Fair Notice.
The Summer mceliny of the Barnwell A A
M. Society wilPbc ItoltTlrt the Fair Ground.v
on Wednesday, the 18th day of July, prox
A full uM-eiid.mcc of the Stockholders is
requested as the question of the rtitortl sf
Hie buildings to a moredesirahlclocality will
tiien be s.ihniittcd and decided.
1 he ladjesof the county arc cordially in
vi’ed to attend md lend their caaouragiug
presence. They are requested to briLghan
kels of jwwvisinasanti to aid the Association
iu giving aa old fashioned barbecue.
Essays will be read on Improved Stock by
ex Governor llagood. on Field Crap* by Ma
jor E. II. Havea. en Truck Fanning by L B.
Tuate, on ihe'fertihxeTK best suitedtn rhe s- its
oi Barnwell coiinty by Major K. 8)Minn Hum-
mood and on Grape and Fruit Culture by
Major G. D. Lartigue.
A special feature of the day will Itethe dis
play of.county grows Fruits and Flowers.
A grunral attendance of all levers of the
prosperity of the county is earnestly .m>
dcilcd, II. II. KamcutYxo.
^ J». ML-Sloouwaus,
7'“,. Aujubt-Aumuch,
JkO. W. Utll.MKS,
maylT-td t'omiuittce.
- ' 1 ' *** *?
Farmers and other* desiring a genteel, lu
crative agency business, by which $5 te $20
a day can be earned, send address at once, an
pei-ial, toH. C. W tun aeon It. Co., 1U5 and
l’LK ITUGFSt
750 ynrils Calico at 1 ‘Fie.
000 yartl.s Calico at Ge,
Whttc and Colored Pitpie 5
to 10c.
Colored Muslm G to 12 l-2c.
*
Frown Linen, all prices.
• o0 Barrels *Fkmr at. $5.00.
20 Barrels Flour at $G.OO
will run a* lollows:
Leave Charlc.-ton
Arrive at llraucitTille
, f Leave Bt-anchviila
Leave Kdisto
Leave Midway
Leave.B .in berg
iLtave Grahams
Ia.‘avc lott s
Leave Blackville
J.eave Elko
Leave Willistan
Arrive m Augnsta
AUGUSTA UIV'iSlON. .
WEST.
(It.'lljr), llaiuy, rxerpt
SutHiays.)
8 3 V a m
It*.45 a in
IU 5<Va
C.oO a tn
5.55 a m
1U 10 a^o— 8,17 a nt”
11.. 17 a m ti 21 a m
11 2H a ni
11.38 a hi
11.15am
12.05 p in
12 H p m
2.00 p m
EAST.
8.37 K m
8.10 a .n
6 5t> a m
7.15n m
7 24 a m
d-.l.Fa nt
Full Line of irhoos and Gro-
cerics.
Call in and see what you
want. . ^
Justin P. O’Neill.
Iflnckville. S C-
aprlO-4 w
Alva Gage Sc Co.
1' PROI’niKTOKS OF THE - *
Charicston Icc House,
Market, Cor.Cliurcit St, Charleston, S. C
Sitippiug, Ste&uiboat, ami City Trade
Supplud.
’ Ice Packed for the Country a Spe
cialty. ^ ^-
• ■ febtMj
I.cavc Augusta
Leave Willistun.
I^ave F.lkn
Ytavc Blackville
Leave (.era
Leave (ir.ihams
Le-ite Bnmberg
I cave Midway
Leave Kdiato
Ar. nt Btanehville
Leave Krnncbville
Ar al Clinrleaton
lDaily] [l»sily except
Sumlsjs]
4.30 p m
fi.17 p m
8.25 p m
5.45 p m
6.52 p m
O.l*# p nt
7 13pm
i 23 p nt
735. p m
Registration Notice-
-V-
. -IT: U
137 Fulton Street, Nvw lark. [dec28-0ut \ dwlil-tf
I * . .
* ;-t- -
The Registration Books will bf open at tbe
eaunty seat on the First Mouthy in each
month until fttriUer notice is given. t|
JKO. W. HOLMES, Supcrvimr
.r ~ - ■
7.05 a m
0 15 a m
9 25 a m
0.45 n m
0 52 a m
10 02 a m
10.13a m
10.20 a m
10.30 a m
10 40am 7.45 pm
10.5Oa nt 9.45 p ns
1 00 pm 11.30 p in
COLUMBIA DIVISION-»VF.ST.
(Uaily, KxecplSunday.)
Leave BrnncbeHl* 21: IT.OOnm 7.46 p nt
Arrive afLamdeo M 12 pm
Arrive afCalumbia 'ri2pn. 10 35pm
Leave Colu'nhflk — 8.00 a m fi.58 p ns
Arrive at Camden • 6)45 a m 4.50 p m
Ar. « Branch ville T 10.37 a ■ 9.58 p m
ExrfiEss (Daily i west.)
Leave Charleston .• — ..iliiffOam ■'•’ '
Leave jlranchviUe 3.37 a ra
l^ave IMaekville 4 45 am ’’
Ar. atAitguaU 7.18 am 51 L
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST)
I^tnve Augitala ; tUNIpm
Ajr.btWackviBe J1.30 pm
I Af. at Urunehville 12.38,
* Arriyc at f^tarlealon VlO j
“CONNECTIONS. T'j
Connection* mndeat Augusta with G
R. R. to and frumall p.'ints West and Sowtha
west, with through Sleeper between Charles-
ton and Atlanta o%Exprer* train.
Connections made at Otarletdon with North
Eastern R. R. for points North and with New
York Steamers on WeJnesdayaandSalu’-days
Connections made at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greoaville R. K.and Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta R. R. to and from all
points on both Roads.
Oenaoctioos mad* at Blaekvillo with Barm*
WtD R. R. •*-’ ' "
D. C. ALLEN, G. P. ItT
JOUS 11. I’Ei’l, (ftneral MaMje^*