The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 05, 1883, Image 2
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LARGEST COUWPY OIRCULATION
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THURSDltY, JULY 5, 1<W3
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A majority of Umj editors of lltis Suitc
'Lave gone on «n nccurhion to tlio “Land
•oT the Sty." We, in aofebrdmee iwitb
our time-honored eu^totn, will abide dn-
•ring (hi summer in the toiE.t of dulttr-
•<j lent aubacribcii 1 . t
Gen. Janie* Conner, of this State,
•died in Uiehmond, Ya., on'tliu ult.
of pneumonia, lie was S I yyr^of age,
and died in the bouse in wbich he was
married. Odr Ntate has never given
birth to a purer or abler'citizen. Jlis
3ife was ataiidesa. In the war between
the States be was a soldier “withoui (car
^nrd without reproneb.'’ And tire sc’ds
of the fatal disease tb it ended bis life
‘were sown during tbo troublous days of
TBit), lie drod a* truly a nmrtjirfur his
jnotber Sta'e ns those who 4«il on tl>«
Moody field* of tire late war. -South
Carolina will never forget him.
f The Railroad Comini.'SK>ncrs com
pleted and publislrerl last rvee'k the
gihedule ef ju-t and reusouab'e pass
enger and freight, ' ra es and rlassifi
cation, also tlie rules and regulation re
<{uired by the general railroad act to be
observed by the railroads doing business
it) the State.
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• Under the passenger tariff faro persons
o% er 12 years of age will be 8 rents per
mile, and for passengers over 5 and
under 12, ball that rate.
The schedule does not go into effect
immediately, and as it is likely that
many modifications will be made, it
would be useless to compare prevailing
rates and .tluwc prescribed .by the Com
mission. , w
Railway authorities generally bold
that the new railroad law is unconstitu
tional, nnd will appeal to the courts tf
the action of the Commissioners is unac
ceptable to them.
service from this County.
Ou motion of Dr. G. W. Uormll, a
committee offivc was appointed to drafi
a constiutution and bjo-Jaws fcr ' the
govirument of the Association, and that
they report at the next meeting.
The President appointed on such com
mittee Messrs. G. W? MorniK, Robert
Aldrich, J. B. Bates, R. G. Hay and
T. II. Johnson.
It was agreed that the time of next
meeting be fixed by the committee ou
management.
Tbo Association then adjourned-
F. Hay Gantt, Presidsn
J. 8. Mixsok, Secretary.
[The luck of tim^prerents the /pnb-
bcatioH, in this issue, of tlio i^rmcs of
the enrolled members. Ku
In ft«p«d an a standard of virtue and
honor to the profcssfoit which mourn
bio lt»8a. 'It Is, therefore, ordered thiU.
the prenmUe and reeolutlona now sub-
tntrtvd be spread upon the jourusrs of
ihU Court la memory of the sad event
wbteh bos depilved us of onswe loved
and admired a<> much.” V
The <;onlcde>‘i»te S*m vivor*'
•o«'iaton.
A* 1 *
Baknwku, C. II , July 2. - The Con
federate Survivors’ Association met at 11
orlock A. M. in the Courthouse bu
July 2nd.
On motion of Mnj. J. W. Holmes, Col.
F. Gay, Gantt was requested to net u*
temporary President, aud J. 8. Mixson,
Kmj., was requested to act as temporary
8ecrotary.
A committee of three, consi ting of
Gov. Hagoody-Ctd. 1. II. Johnson and
Maj. R. G. Hay, were appointed to
uomiiwtc permanent officers of-the As
sociation.
The committee rcporUnl :
For President—Col. F. Jlay Gantt.
Vice Presidents—All theoffKrcts who
served iu__thc Confederate Arw.y from
Uarnwcll--GtHHJty with the raukof-field
officers.
Secretary—Lient, J. S. Mixsmr.
Treasurer—Lieut. Robt. Ahbich.
Ou motion of Lieut. II. II. Easter
ling, the report was adopted, aod the
gentlemen named above were unani
mously elected —
A motion was made, anil adopted-,
that the survivors present be requested
tosoroll their name* with the Secretary,
and Thirty-eight gcntlemCb did so. "
Gor. Hagood was culled upon to ad
dress tire Association, ami stated that as
arrangements would probably be made
for a mote fermal meeting of (he Associ-
stiotvatBSme late day, wben.jdlresses
might be expected, ho begged to be ox-
sused, >pd moved that when this Aa-
webrtion adjourns it shall be to a blank
Ihro«*cmIlucul'Cl iu«* Urund Aury
•Phuc I'criR, latarV;
To His Honor, J. S. (3oibrun :
The Grand Jury beg leave to sub
mit thw following report:
Wo huVv, lo acoordance with rhe
usual custom, visited the oflfieed of th»-
Clcrk of tho Gonrt, County Treasurer,
Auditor, Jmlgo ef Probate, School
Commissi.>uer and County O-immis-
slotiets, and were pleased to god them
In satisfactory order. \Ve totilniTTlie
jail In good c mdttiou, appa eatty well-
kept and the prisoners properly caieT
for. The j dl- r Informed, us of t he es--,
cape of a prisoner by r-*movlug the
damper of the (1 is to the furnsce. W--
would that this berem-'Ho-l to
prevent a like occurrence in (Hf fu
ture. The fence around the j«ll yard
UHp need of repairs, wldcli we think It
would bo well to have done. The poor
house and grounds areJu good order
and the Inmates appear to be receiv
ing all of the necessary attention.
We have been requested to Call the
attention of the CountyGomnilssk-n
ers to their omitting to act’ upon pa
pers sent to their office some time
sines for the purpose of having an in
sane colored woman near Allendale
sent to the Insane Asylum.
We And upon examination that sev
ctal of the Ttlal Justices have failed
to sepd ln their monthly repoHn. We
Atould suggest that their attention be
called to this mutter*aud that they Lo
required to comply witliThe law lo to
gard to It. . _ ' - - .
We beg leave tp tender to yobr
Honor out thanks for the assistance
you have rendered us iu performing
o ir duties.
Respectfully submitted.
W. P. Wn.ui x. Foreman.
— I UM1 Arp.
Nature is mighty solid, mighty sure.
Nature is • g-Kxi thing for a man to
fall back Aipon and feci secure and swreen.
never fools us or makes n
c. If she was to go bobbing around
and kildecing about and changin bar
methods like men do, what a fix the woild
would be in. I was reading about that
great preacher in Chicago win has re
cently turned a summerset and declared
that there is no (« id but reason nnd that
(kith ii tr'humbug aud iin inrtality a
sujpetSCition. Then ugiiu I wxs reading
about Mr. Beecher's last departure in
which In gives up the utouement and 1
wondoreJ if thonj was anything settled.
Will tlie/ leave m any o'd lauditrirka' 1
Then again 1 tbott-'lit about history and
how the world haxh t-l such folks in it
ever sines it was u world 4 aud they jump
up and -Iowa like raindrops p ittering ou
a pond bit when the shower is over the
| hi ml L srAoolh ami peaceful like it was
bjfiire. Ths Wodd rolls on a id Chr su
nnily still prevails and teaches us how to
live aud how^to die. Ever mmcc Solomon's
time there have been folks to jump up
and flap their wings and crow and create
a sensation but they pi»s aw.iy and are
f>rgoite». ‘The tool bath sald tlitre is uo
God," but I woujdeut siy it everv if I
believed it for the iutrl igeuee of centuries
and tile best people of all ages would be
against me and, would convict me either
of v.iaity or tally. Tilt nc-rsp'vper min
asked tln^Ghje/igo preacher what was he
going to d i abont it ami he Mid he was
going to preask it. XT hen ho askcl him
«lmt g iol w iiiM c iin ebf it if evorv body
believed like h'm and be (thlcnt seem to
nevci
I answered it. Then lie asked wli il need
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would wc luvc pf churobes or preachers
and he said ‘‘none at all. T\.
ti *rs and our old landmarks and our
identity ns a people. The bops of the
world is in the old Anglo Saxon stock.
They are good fighters, good iuventors,
good law-makers and gbbtl'brted^r.s, skid
when they go to stealing they csrh bestl
snybfMly. Tlie Germans have got more
economy, the insh more honesty, the
French store potitcuess and the nigg *r
more don’t enre, hat the Anglo-Saxon is
the best combinatio i horse in the world-
' Tbfcy Imvc more grit and endurance,
more go ahead, more contrivance, more
indcpetidcucc, more 4th of July. The 4th
ol Juljris near at h ind. Our people begin;
t> feel s rter like th^y hid sutne share 11
it. I think we will tiang out a little
banner and bust a cap to teach children
the love of liberty and preserve
the pl-l landmarks. But the uM
landnWks are going and the old
pictures and tne old poetry. I i^s
penis!n an *ld tinu^' bo ik the • th r
day and the pictures dident fit onr day
at utl. There w«< a round top bee hive
made of stnw aul a man cutting wheat
with a baud h»ok, and a family sitting
round a big old Mnn (Ire place, nnd tliere
was a woman spinning flux adH L got to
thinking about Mr. Gjuiy s eligy, when
he says.’
“Oft di I the harvnst to tVIr s’clo y'eld’’
Their furrow ofi tue slu'aboru gl«fi>e has
broko
and I tried to fill it up to modern iuven*
tion*, and it went
Wft-II l the h uv nt to MoCormlok reaper
- ao+oelr t»iinter yieid,
The screw pulver-zer au-l sulky cultivator
plow the etubborn |{lebe hath broke.
The ojd poetry is busted and we eun,t
make any more that will (it these jaw-
breaking names, but ihat is all right for
inventions arc good things, aud we
couldcnt get along without em. The old
ways were good ways hi their time but
their turn is out. Bud, Aw.
Tbo foRowIng preamble and rraolu-
tlons were Hildre«Be<l Hie Honor, Judge
Cothran, on -’Friday last by H. M.
Thompson, Eiq., ou behalf of the Barn
well Bar:
May It ph ase your Honor. It Is with
profound regret that the members of
the Bum will Bn have learned the
death of James Conner, Esq , the dis
tinguished ex-Attorney Genetal of this
State, vtlhose late demise has cast a
gloom not only over the profession of
which he was the ornament aud high
est f-x-mplar, but over the whole peo
ple of his native 8tate, whoso truest
interests and dearest liberties found in
tbo lamented dead a faithful and fear
less exponent au-l defender. We, the
members of this Bur, feel that it is our
duty and privilege to express our sor
row at this public calamity, and\we
1 wpq|d respectfully n quest your Honor
that, on Jthe last day of the Term, 'the
following Y'Holutious be~Tll£oeted by
you to be pithed ou tbo journals of the
Court! - —-==
Resolved, That in the. t’eatb-of
James Conner, E«q. t ex-Attoruey Gen
eral ol Uwj Btate of Bmth Carolina, the
date, and tluit a committee of three be
appointed by .^hsL^lbesident to make
arrangements for another'mooting aud
provide th«j necessary refreshments.
This ’ motion being adopted, the Presi
dent appointed Messrs. A. A Mr fell, A.
J’. Manvillc and G. (>. Riley.
A discusBiou was thejj had as to
whether the next meeting shou'd he
opened lo the public, and as such seeinod
to be the sense of the Association, Gov.
Hagood moved tliat the President ap
point an additional member on the com-
'Xpittee of arrangcmenU from eacli town-
thip.\^ -
Tbo President appointed the following
gentlemen on said cdmmittcc; Capt.
G. II. Kirkland, Allendale; Dr. J. C.
Miller, Great Cypress; Capt. W. B.
Peeples, Raldocv Cel B. B-. Kirkiand,
Bull Pond; C. 0- Ijartigue, Bfack viPc;
A?, Gi Sharon, Midway; Gen. F. M.
Bamberg, Bamberg; Capfr. J. W. Lnn-
easter, George’s Creek; Capt- J. W.
Jenny, Sjcamor#; Cok J. B. Bates,
Bonnctt Springs; Gen. L. A. Ashley,
Four Mile; J. M.. flair, NYilliston; S.
P. Langley, Red Oak;. J. C. McMillan,
Three Milv; J. B. Hunter, Biidi Pond;
J. A. Woodwurd, Rosemary; Dr. N. F.
Kirkland; Buford’s Bridge.
Cuinmisstoners ofBamweirCounty.
I i pursuance to a r--p<(rt of the ikmrd of
Il-'alth for the Tow:i of Barnw II
I, as Intendant of the ToWd 'orBafpralt,
,TV r eH I think that man Is lione^dnirl requ ” t th * t tho P rlv y^ ^
there is a screw loose und he can’t help
it. He lus been thinking t >o much. If
be hud bcCnj\iLscd ou a larni and bad to
dcarWITTi nat ire every, day and sec the
wisdoin of every tiling tliat God lias made
maybe be wodld have new visions of
Providence bit a -trim raised in town
don’t Itifd'v-know tint God made
anything. There is a power of truth in
that, old saying tlutX^God made* the
country and nita unde the town ’’ and
• X x
I think tliat. town l-dkatltotter send their
diildrcif (Tut info the woo ls and fields
ami along the branches and rivers and
upon top of the lulls mi l mouulaios atid^
let them see something that tiie Almighty
unde. A city raised boy with it rich
d .ddy g.nws up with the idea tint pa
done u—pa m ide it or if he didout te -
ean buy it.
Mj. Carlyle says it is (be ifiiprctending
masses of comm m working |»c -pie wli j
move the world a-id keep it sale. They
lad di P. Benjamin's complaint
is heart disoasa in an advanced stage. The
English her will give him ncompliinen-
tary dinner soon, wlrch will probably
aggritrate bis malady.
Okf.cu or the Intend \nt,
ItnriiWoil C. ii , a. 0., July 31, ISSI.
1
Alva Gage & Co.
PAOPltllfPORAaF-TIIB
Chari tfgton Ice ilonnc,
Market’CbrCktircUlsi, Charleston,Si C
-Shipping, Steamboat, amFCitJ Trade
Suppliid.
The Packed fot the Country a Spe-
cialtv. •''
- n , ' • feblfi-ly
The FI*te to Oet Toar wheat QronnA
WOOIYWARirrt MIL.L.H.
Having recently bought out the Wash
Brunch Mo of, Grist, Rice and Thresh
ing Mills; and also having secured the
services of Mr. Jasper Canuidy, who is
an expert wheat grimier^ and also of
Mr. James MeNah, both of whom are
known for their uprightness and honesty,
I am now prepare 1 to give the most
satisfactory results' in Wheat and Corn
Grinding, Threshing and Rice Cieuuing.
The machinery is all first-class and iu
perfect order. The Mills are jiix miles
from Willislon, and near the Fuinnount
''' <^4 r'
Factory. I re-pectfully solicit the cus
tom of the public,aud giaruntcc satis
faction. Also have your lumber of all
kinds dressed at'tiiy Planing Mill at
BaroWelir Address ,
J. WHILbEN. WOODWARD,
Barnwell C. H., 8. C.
iccDiiiEi iminnc siciiiis.
TIIOUSaNPS ok dollars^
»re waste-! on Physicians’ foes hy the dys
peptic, the 'rheumsiic. the bilious and the
ue.-vous. when a dollar expended on thst un
approachable vegetal)!*Tonic aud Alterative
Df. Simnums’s Hepatic (’offliHPind,
OR r.IX’KIt AND KlDSKYCURK,
wou’d hi every case effect a radical cure. .
No remedy in the world ever so fully woA
thceonftJence of mnukind is
SIMMON S f_
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
OR
To the li-morable, the L’oard of lk»unty.
For the-T-ureof Dyspepsia. IndipesHon,
roiistjpatioi- and all troubles arising froui
(He l.iver, Kidneysan„d Rladder. —
Taken two or three times n -lay it prevents
Fever und AjiiH*. MaJnriol Fever. Pipthvria,
Kcarlet Fever nnd CbotefO.
»f u’eCou.ttiouej boat once removed, in
aiseur-lance with reaoldtf^i of Town Coun
cil, adopted July 2nd. 1883, acopy of which
resolution is hereto aim- x *d |
\\. It. Christie, lutendantof T. O.
July 31, 18S3. i v
To the Town Council, T. B. -
It appearing to us that the prOy^tist
hack of the Courtq.ouse'buIldlriK, in charge
of the County Ccmml-M-toner*, Is kept in an
unclean condition, and Is iiijurl us to the
heal hofthotown. We, th«r--fore, report
the same to your honorable body, and as k
that yon foport tlie ad me to the Board of’
County Coin missions at their next regular
moutlnsr as a uuisdiico and for a reuidvdl
thereof.
J J. O’Bannon, M. D.
A. B. Pattehson, M. D. —
-i A. F. MaN'-ruths,
Board H aftlr, T. B.
To Cdunty()omiuiasioflers, Barnwell
Comity. <*> -
In purs-ianco of a report blTIfe Board of
Health of the Town\>f Barn-J.-ll, herewith
that the said privy
"be removed by your Board u; ou-Uie writ
~ ryoil WOMAN !■««
why Will you allowyanrxell lobe proetratod,
your system envrwuod. y-air healik «pni-
plVtvIy -liestroyvd by Ik* gnunt rtridrs of
lhu.-c.insidious and oft limrs laial diseas'-s
called ‘‘Fi-hial* Weakness** ” when youCnn
l»e entirely hiir&T,by Rising SIMMONS' TlK-
TATIC t'O.Ml’OUN’j. It will remdre I’im
ptes and niotches, pnrEy your blood and
make your stiP clear and kei.liliy,.
. For sale .every where, an-l in Barnwet! !jy
l>r. A; B. t’hliersoti and f ftittlbs Pechuisnh.
\Blackvillcby tffa. L. C'Stephens and j.
If. Frice. ^ ( '
Wiltisr-in by |)rs. L. t’rooker, and W. C.■
Smiihdii-1 W. 11 Kennedy.
meht-ly
may not think J -ep hut they all think
amHylfcn Uieif thouglits coirtc together t . M1 rr(t ^t of the inteudant of the said
and takoshipc they generally thin'; rUJrt
nml that is where ihe-ohf nnxuu came
from, tint the voice of the people is the
voice of g*d. Greit man aud oloqireut
men may move us and charm us but
eg a I profeselotf Iras loot oue of tta
btightest unmiuents ami hie fellow cit-
iz us geuerwlly one of their best ft iuuds
and most feaiie&t champious.
The resoliithm having bevu submit
ted with a uurttou for adoption, Gen.
Drvnutsald; ' —-
“The right naturuHy Tadonglng to
one of the aetdors of nay Bfethrr-trdmre-
canuot be dalum-f by hit, but yet deep
ly moved by past associations affow
tne_tQ.dfl.lm the privilege of eetMudiu)*
tlie adoption of resolutions relating to
one with whom I iday have bevu uvore
nearly associated than others here
present—relations which were a plena-
We are separated by ttle bau-l ul PFuiv’
Idcnoe—h« taken into eteruul test—wo
left to the reflection of his bright path
way across life’s ho'rinn. Known as a
civilian uf pre-eminent patt iolisui. as a
lawyer of cousumiuate ability, as a sol
dier of gallantry and devotion to the
cause for -which be fought, his life In
every phase was an exempt ideation of
those principles of truth aud earnest-
neas at whoso shtlhea he ever wor
shipped. True in every relation of
life—a friend unsworviug in tits fl ieli-
ty—n dlizsu ready and unflinching in
obedience to every demand of hU couu-
try--a statesman wise and prude'rrt—a
soldier without fear and without re
proach. The reaper Death has garn
ered the harvest (rum seed sown in his
devotion to his country. Once and
again General Conner’s life was effored,
now his sacrifice is accepted. There
fore I ask to second the adoption of
the resolution.*’
The saiue having been unanimously
adoptsd, Judge Cothran sai-l;
“I most heartily endorse the pream
ble aud resolutions presented. They
lire singularly appropriate In the eulo
gy of the great mau whose memory
they are designed to perpetuate. Gen
eral Conner J have loug and intimately
.known and I must say that although
he distinguished himself lu the field as
a soldier os undoubtedly in any
sphere, it might have pleased Provi
dence to place him, still it wt^Jn the
walks of civil life and especially
forensic arena that his brightest
itles shone forth conspicuous. It was
as a lawyer, and especially as the At
torney Genersl of this tftate during her
sore agony and the crisis of her fate
wj arc h ippii-r u!i.-.n w|»- come b-ick to
sinrplc r.iitli a id stwnl by tlm old laud-
murks^—Thsveare now inventions aud
new ways and ilcw t isbiom, but there arc
no iipw principles, lltnirtn nature is just
what ii WftiT 4.00 ) years ftjn. It. gets
bitter an 1 nets woivu mid jiuvet buelv--
wards and forw irdt like the swinr of a
p.Midilum but its avor.i^i is about the
iutmT. XVe used to re.id about those awful
wars in history and Thought tlmy were
a dreadful people but wc had one our
ure'amf-arw now a privtlega te~ recall.' a fuw years ago as i it was sebsd
Fiesident inul Vice-Frcsi^lcnts cjnfcr
with the AdjaUnt-Geoenl ef tlio State
for the purpose of malting complete rolls
vi *11 companies mustered iutu tbe Cou* 1
It was moved and adopted tbit tlie lhat llle «ddowtneDts of Oen. Owner,
both moral and mental, left their deep
impress on the history sod hearts of
our people. It was at the bar that tbs
greatness of this good man could best
be appreciated. The reflex of his prln-
clptcu and piaalstu will over tuuaiu it
:*!» any. There arc folks killing folks all
the tin*; and folk* cheating folk*. The
papers aio generally ubaut half full of
crime aud patent medteioe . If they can’t
kHl us one way they will another. This
reminds m*! that aunt LydJy Pinkham
is tfoad but her picture keeps coiuiu along
all tin same.: Poor thing. I reckon she
must li ivc taken some of her medicine
... e
by mistake. -
Folks *gem to be doing pretty well
most everywborc now. T icie muYdbrs
aud suicides don’t stop the wheels from
rolling. Thieve* still hang arouud’
Washington and lure stolen too much
money to to be convicted but they are
bound to go up afterwhile. I sec that
contractors for public buildings bare
stolen five mi flon* nnd it is just coming
out on cm. One fellow got four hundred
dollars for a granite rock that oust ouly
forty-two dollars aud ha forged tire work
man's receipt to bis voucher- .That 'is
most too iliggmg. I don't think wc cno
stitmHt The people have pktience and
long suffering, tut by and 1 by they will
spcttk ont- H was tins like of this that
iiHtdc Mr. Benjamin say the otter day
that he did not have much confidence hv
tho stability of government. Ihs said it
getting more alfd mote corrupt and
were now too sfroug for Hie
people, bhidio is mistaken. They will all
eomc to grie! : before long. Since I saw
the last census report I feef better about
our government. Wo hftvc fifty millions
Of people aud only six millions, are for
eigners. I have always been afraid of for'-
eiguers but 1 am not uow. We can
age six-million aru-J preserve our ii
Tt.wh. 11. C'lfKisTfK, IntciKlant.
H A.-M. PaTrEnabK,.
— A; B-Ztxs*nrr, ~
~ Wardens.
M . A . MrcHAEi,s, Ci&. k“.
On reading amt ft ing the reprosentatton
fu n i’it log uf the. Town (JuuncUof Baru-
biy on yfoDutr. aiid damned be lie '
til.s Hold, Eiioii^h !
A X^cl6fic is condntr suul
, W "" .V - * • . C»
(imid men should prepaje to
fltc fo jliig_6u{.s. fair arnin ;
'MLLOCK-CHAMR.ULO*.
IWLU SI.'iCl.E UiifU. PUMP WK«. flP B^VEHS.
CF-8KNJ) FOR DESCRIPTIVE PRICK LI^T-®a v /
Bones, Dougherty & Got. .
AtrGuS’t’A.riA.
may TO
MEW AMD ELEGANT GOODS'AT
J. W. TURLEY S;
BTHKKT. AUtitjHTM. <5A-
OUR DRESS GOODS SDOCK IS C'OMI’LETF. -
*T’ • - { •
Wc make a specialty.of Silks ami Stilus for the evening, and promcna<le-
every cunceivHtdo shade, ul| ibe .iifwesf designs. We will ahQW d liue of tbe
above Mist Is mutcblese ibl? 6l<le <ij New York. , ■ •
Embossed Satina, Rbodcnmns, Marvt illeuu Surahs, Ot»/*wn»Bs, ^c.
Brocaded ami Ti.iin 81'ks and Sal ins nt TV-,, worth $1 2S(Mti -all - t h» newest
shades—Gszelle Pink, Ux Bloo-J, Electric Blue-, Crushed Strawberry, Army
"Blue, Slirlniji Pink amt Terra Cotta Shades. . . .
, If juu wa^it a Pretty Hnmmhr Sl.k—to see is to upphrcPote these g,kids, in
ofoken Plaiils in blends of all the new shades. These gomlaap ,j*st out.
Nun’s Veilings, Tissn-* Vl-de Alt'tt'ros ('loths. ftc. In new sbodw.
- WI-I I TK CiOODB.,
Plain and Dotted Hwissi s, Plsio, Checked and Striped N dnsopks, PIsRi.
CSecked and Striped Victoria IciWd*. Pieties,Tatjatans,Perejati l^wjis', Mon<t>-
line, Delmi^a, Frenoli Nainsooks, fz'\ Also a full Btock of EinbtolJcred E
lugs and Insei tintfs ti« nialch the si-ove g<M><ls. . ,
Ladies’ aud Misata Fancv^Iosiery in over lop dillerent vaiietiea.
I’AIt ASOI.S, .. ,,,,,,
Tlie best a“eoitmrnt to select Iroin ever .betoro shown lu Aagdsta, in Pl.iio
an I Brot-aded G "><ls, with sud witbiqit lirings. ^ —
! lacs.Fh'bus, Colfors, Ties, Scarf-*, t.tc. ■ ^
jHces, Handketi-liiefa, Onsets, Rnehhipf*, Rijlbons, Tana.
i-idles’ Clu-mlse.-N'ffht tffowris. Skirts, Drawers.
Xndles’Litieii an<l M-'hsIr Uh'iTs, all hZ-'sHH siMliUpiwjr*!*. : j.
We are showing a h\nrfsonie litreVflfiRhaih to tnatch Dress Fabrics..
.. ^ — — * ^ HtngrlO 2m
ci iA.ra.ESToisr s c.' »
(Iffer their ASH ELEMENT made bf FLOATS and other' tnattfrisli. of hot
quality. Specially sdipte*} to lVn« and growing crop* ol Cotton and t'oni.
Terms, Hand Books, Agricultural I’llm’ins and Cvcdfcni anldes on
For ii:riu>, 11atm nooks, .Ai*r^.... ;
As-- Element. Floats, Kninit, <kc., 'ad«ire.-s-tte
on i ca-i,
is givefr.
Phosphate Co.
CJTAltL-liTST.ON*. 8. C
wolt ami tha Board of Health of said town,
imtlhig forth' the prfvy fn rear of the
Courthouse as a nUlsanCc, and osklifg its*
wpnjhr
And wheteis former Boards and the
present bo srd haVe used every effort to
sreure cleanliness fn the use of the s«Id
privy, as Tt has b eh considered a great
convenience to ttie jin'ors, Wltneosee and
other persons in' attendance during the
terms of court, but exp erience has proved ’
that It is Impracti6iblb to b'i^o tlth plflM
•kept clean, and It is a nuisance to reel-'
dents of said town Ifylngnaar It. and'Cdtaa-
plaints have from ttmeto tloie be?n made
about-it, now, therefore be , it rcsolVod
Tliat said privy and the fence surrountt-
hig It be removeif, and that a notice be
posted that the lumber bo sold atauotiou
to the highest bidder for cxih on the 14th
dty of July instant, at 12 o’clock W ,
the purchaser to remove said buildings
and fan e forthwith, and to clean up the
place, using soil und lime so far as necos-
■ snry, ao as to hav% it free from all offen
sive appearance and odor.
W. W. Matthi Wh,
J. C. McMillan,
. !*• H, J. vnorr,
i-' C eiinty Commiseloneni.
“Tired Ifntwre’a Sweet Bretorer—Balmy
Sleep" can be obtained by any one who buys
THE WILDERMUTH SPRING BED,
which is the best in use. The Springe are
made of the finest BBS8CMKK 8TEKL and
will last JMfe time. Keel? spriog has a bread
bane and independent support. They are
noi.«clese, have smooth surfaces,'"arc easily
a-ljustabte, hefe no hid big flacSB far be-1
bugs and huTe free and perfect Ventilation.'
For invalids and old persons they are
INVAt-LTABI.E-
and no oncwith-aolcar.-coassidnoe oan woo
•Icepin vain eu a-^-
‘ WiMermirtli Bed.
Asomteraf the Patent fof BarnweT and
Orasgehim-g eotiniJewi am iWepared- firllll^r-
, Oft the ftisi (? y v -frf J 111 V 1
tenve fot tlfe Nofthern markets
(it bny iL Atrick of gftods for the
Fail Tr*i c th’at ghfillt I*e worthy
of m'y c i/Klohie fs anfl of jny rep-
utatiyrt aff the (Jndersfetler.
F ttiH wfferfthe room T cffft
gtt and for tire next six week
promjjtly.
E W PERRY,
RlackviUel B- 0-
Will seA goods af prices that will
rfotonkh th6 Tyros in Trade iind
make thifigi lively in Black-
nly stock. I ffm griitig to buy a
TTew amt Magnificent one for
CASH and I am going to ihi*
dfct&lf all * my Competitors.-—
They iteed ndt e.vj'ibct mercy.
e '
^They mtfat wake ftp and come
-4 i
down or quit and' go to farming;
SAMPLE PRICES:
7oQ yard* Calico at 4 d-4c,
T)00 yards CaWcft at Cc,
White and Colored Pique o’
to lOe.
Colored Muslin 6’ to >2 l-2c.
Brown linen, all pricos. v
; SO Barrels Flour at. £>.00.
25’ Barrels Floftr at $6.00
Fritl Lmff of Shoes ttnd Gr<y
ceri^
in
vtani
t m CoiMmun
M MM-JNS VoH MONTY |i».JI • N
[ Clmjilitint I Sfri itl.l
. S■ lAiinan. l'Iiunii*
ngnins* —
M. if. Bun-kk;i1ter, J. S, Buril*Waltera'ml J.
II. I'.iiri-UGnhVr, B-fcndilitit.-'
To M. K. BuickhshpivX^. IWrckhnlier and
J. It.. Burckbalter, Bcteniiuiits in this a*
tlon.
YtTi nrehrrrhy snnrniTimi-d and rprniirP'it to
aaav?re.4h« .complaint iu riiis net ion, wiycli is
filed in the < ffice ot ilie Clerk of iht- (’< un of
Coil non I’leai far said Co on lv, mid lo Hrrre.
Cni'uiiiin Bnilunv.
’f’lvinhicnrui" : *Jijuc ^ Mi 1SSB, "Ir-dus
a copy of your answer or. tlie suV-sttriU-'r at
his ottac* in Barnwell wi'rtrhr iweht-f riajsnf
ler lj* c sen Ii-.e. uf iLi^suamn-ms citi. y-. u, ex
clusive of jhc day of st-rvioc
Ifyou fail lo nnswer llii-ci>mplaii.t within
the firiie sfaresuid iliepliiiniilf, will apply to
the ('ouri forth* relief demande-1 inthecom-
plaint.-— < - —•
Bated 1st June, ISk"
' ' \ Kor.T. ALOTUCtt,
I’taintiff s Attorney.
j. J. nffvnu AM, r. ii. c. K
I -goirtg to close 0<*irnd ints. M. B. CarJkfe'alteTnnT
— —> , J. H. finrckltaller.
and «ee whfit you
ders and furnish further lafaVmiasn ’JUBtiH P. O^lSTcill.
"Biaokville. B- C«
aprl9-4w
e2i
1
" Yotf wlU ~please talio"notir- il'af the sum
mons, of which the above Jan Copy, and’com--
j»Uiiit in this nciio* wa» f?l*d in the office ot
the Clerk of ifie Court if Common i le.u» for
Barnwell Cpunty on tho fat day of June, Iggil
♦ RORT AHiRtCff,
Flniiiliff s A ttomey.
June" Aw j
J. W. Strickland,
Wh/elwriglit anl Blacksmith,
- BLACIaVILIaE, s.
Is now and at all iimes prepared witli
first class workinon ami first chm> mate-,,
rial to do all work in his lino in first class'
style and at iuasonabls figures. He sifti-
lU public patronago and confidently refers
to all pers<iiM who hare favored linn with
their orders, Hols always at ho pie and
always at work. „ novU-Soi
Farmere and 01 hers desiring a genteel, lu-
cralire agency business, by yfhicli $•> lo
■ day cau be earned, send address at oned, urt
postal, to II. C. tViLKinsoa & CoL l'J-5 and
III? Pulton Street, New York. [d^riK-firb
W- R. KELLyT
AfrOBNKY AT LAW,
i% X* a* c ic v i Lilly jr,' h. C.’
Promptures a specialty
dc421.tr
At’tlCdTA DIVISION.
'fa'
ifa-ity- *l'.-lv.e,»erp%
hraro Charl«si*n * 8 3'> * w ‘
Arrive in Urauchrlll*—10.45 a ia——
'L-*iVvfaTVr;M i c h v ii I e 1 (I. jO r. m
Xcarc KtlLsiD 11 it), a m
Leave Midway iMfAam
L-Gva' ffiinhr.'g
Leave Crah*;us ■
Leave Le<w
Leave BlackvrUs
Leave Riko
LeSreiW dlist n
Arrive tv Augtrsta
5.5» am
6.1KJ a m—
6.18 a ip
\ 11.1" am 6 27 a ui
x'l t.30 a m "ff.42 a n»
11,--fd a >» 1L53 « -u
“*.47» m 7i01 a «
"2.00 n» 7.16 am
tilt 6pm 1.22 a at
1.40 p m O.iiu * in
FAST.
eare AAgnsta (
Irtmve WiHiston
Leave Klko
Iasvc FGekville
Leave I.ees .. '
Leave Grahams.
Leave Bamberg
leave Midway
t^.vve KdNto
Ar. at fTranchrifie
Leave Uranshvilla
Ar at Charleston
[‘Petty] (Petty except
■»' BumUv.ti
l.vsxm 4.20 pm
K5T - m
tm
D6aai 6.01 im
irlirAib ,.m
WANTKI> TO nt; Y.
Fowle, Hides, I’^gs and Beeswax, far which
the highest' in irket price* will be paid.
W AJfTKO TO
\n excellent suck of Boot-. Shoe-, Croce-
rice and Grinial Merchandise at file very
lowest rock bottom prices.
g^Tl MEAN BlSlNKSS.-^pjg 0h
Ignats Keeler.
juuc7 dm
x - '"'*r~ *
O.o&i
p «.n
0.24a m 4k2‘*» p m
0 Siam 6.87p m
0.47 a » p hi
•d.Sc p in
10.05a rti LlOpni
-Tff. 1 If a iff 7.20 p ni
lO.'-’Ua m 9.03 pm
12.42 p nr 10.50 pm
COLt)MW=fi BIVftHOff- WK8T.
(Baitr, Kx’trepfSuhday.)
Lcarc Branchv'Jl't fl.OO’gm 7.30 p m
Ayriy* at Gets Ten,' 9 25 p m
Arrive.nt'CubrmT-i-i -f 40 p m 10.15 p m
LeureCultiufila 6.80 am O.'J^ptu
Leave Cemden H 30 a m 4.20 p m
Ar. at.Branthville 0.16 a m.fi.iop iu
KXPRIfSS (DAliT) WEST.)
Leave Charleeteo , 12,30* m
Leave Rrnnct^eHii 3.07 a m
L^ave Blackviffc 416 am
Ar. at Aiijpista 1 t>.21 a m
iXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.)
f Wve Augusiri' tt.tK) p m
Ar/irt BlackvilM Yl.FTpm
An nt Braiudeulhl - 12.80 a m
Arrive at Charlcstoh 3.07 a m
“CONJ+fjCTJONS.”
CofibOrriOh* madeat .Yu^usta will
B. R. 4o and froM aliyihits West a
*est, with through Sleeper between Cbartee-
fan and Aftdhtk on Bxprese train.
Cemiecfions made nt Charleston with Nortli
Eastern K. K. far points North and with New
York Steamers on Salurdayr.
Connections made af Columbia with C->e
liimbia sod flVeChvin« B. R. and Chariot I
Cd-reibiwsml' Angu-ta R. R. u and from a(V I
pomt* efi ; both Roads. "* /
Connect ions made at Blackville with B.v ■
ffell R. R. ' '/
D. C. AUlBrjO’P.4T. Agt
JOHN B. PECK, Ceueral Manager. /
Registration Notice-
The Registratfan Books wilt be open etc* t
county east on the Kint Mooday in each
month uatU further notioe is glvM. *. {i
JSOt W. UOLHES.X -
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