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l\HORST COUNTY OIRCUI ATION
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THURSDAY. HEPTflHREU
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Jief! In Ifl^lat^on hnv« Hilled nn »*pnall)'
M (Ho nortraina of (he patent phjric
t ix%ra have fnilod to cure the liyfM)-
c4>iuidrian> who hnro JoiwhI tfien.iiclves
«UH rirtM 'M cure nll.<. There is a lot
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of good hard seaae in the average fann
er’* head ami f.>r him Itu know* there i*
no high road or short rut to im tuou H«
must drive slowly through life and the
less rmpteotlj he goo« out ‘of his vay,
Mr. Arthur get* back from his hunt
ingjmd falling excurdon thift,ureek. For hy the sturc'V the shop, tho better will
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rcrcral weeks he and a’l thq imtmbcis of
His cabinet have keen absent from Wash
ington tmd everything ba* gone bn so
ne'.l that the AmejQfeuVPwple should tc
c invinced that the emntry can do whb-
tail a republican administration after the
4 '.h of March, 188'».
We comujen'ftc to.duy the seventh vol-
tnne-of Thk Pr.oi'I,K. In nn*wtr to the
geneml re(|Uert for,more reading matter
we have discontinued all outside adver-
tfocmeuta. Thi* now depirturo will co»t
ti* considerably but tbe s il{‘faction which
it will give our readers will C'impcn«stft
us for the loss. We shall endeavor to
make llir, 1'KOPLt better and more
worthy ol public confidence and pitron-
nge as it grows older. Wc thank rnir
friends for their Support in the pus{ and
cordially invite all delinquent subscribers
and advertisers to pay uj) so that their
names may be blessed in-our sight.
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t “A standard schedule of just tied rca^-
eorinbte passeugnr and ficigbt rail's and
cVudSoaiiou" adopted by tin) Railmnd
Uammis-ioncrs will take effect on the
*].)th mstauL. The fare for passengers
over 12 yearsiis made d cents per mile
on the South Caioiina and 3 1-2 cents
ptr mile on the Port Hoy id Hniiwny.—
Under 12 and over IT one bull' rates. No
change on tho Barnwell Huilroud. An
i<dvaii<)e of 1-2 c'nt on full end 1-i cent
on half rates may be iiddud UiJlimiai e oJ
}>uasengcrs without tickets. A cbhige
«>f 25 cents as a aiinimum full TTitu and
15 cent* as half rate utuy be made when
Iho fare fulls short of those amounts.—
There arc, so far ss wc are infurmcd, no
luateriul chauges ia freight rates.
A gontlctnun who has ju.-t returned
fioni a rdfi through that section of Hex
ing oo county iu which anti-stock law
men burned barns and com.iiittnl oilier
xiohitiuasuf the law, tells us that a pel-
lock state of terror prevai’s. Many men
iuvo left their homes throjlgh fear of nr
lest, fields are deserted and women and
children suspect every stranger to be a
sheriff in disguise. In one instance a
merchant was arrested aud carried b lure
n Trial Jumh-v for examination because
lie had sold goods to some of the origi
nators of the trouble and was supposed
to be in sympathy widi them. A suffi
cient lesson has been given to thesa iir-
l> irant offenders. They have learned
the strength of the law and will imt op-
j’O'e it again in a vioietik tasnuer. The
ruijlaaders should be tried, but their do*
iudod followers should 4*e let alone, and
we Venture-the promise that they will sin
more iu the future.
^ THlaattetitioii of tho wives and clnl-
dren of a 1 Confederate survivors livitig
.in this comity iJ’iuvifed to the advertioe-
mont of Adjutant Gcoerul Manigau'i.
The (icncrHl (Joverniiieth f»
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mw {*iveu
itllious of duliurs of the public money,
in pensions, to tho maimed of the Fede
ral urinie*, but not a lent to the Confed
erate eripp’ea. Thc-c List must hew out
their owu livii^s. Our Statu wishes t >
trauamit to eomipg generations a full and
perfect record of the brave sous who it.
iustnrwHrr'r 'DTT -'W Timriy bloody fields.
It is all that, iu her poverty, she can do.
woman, whose husband wore the
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Bpjr, no girl, whose boy lover rode with
J^or or inarched with Hugood, will be
jilpyi < k ■ ‘^**%ihat kit nqiw shall bo mLeiug
W rtdi of heroes. Let us have a
Tension pf* Contedera'e sirviv >rs th is
fall. Toi^ women, ever forcttiost iu
i| the ditcliarg^j-pgtriotie duty, wo com-
<„U and coHinn.- ^ ^ |#ulurMation <(f
work. ®>g out sud show to your
fathers the faded suit and
^NP-p
grate,
sto-1 sw ord and tell them in season and
Of*- 1 season, »o get ready for the rc-
uuipu. They will miud you.
Cn'ps ore short, and the season is ton
Lite for any outcome, but it will do no •
jmkm! to cry or be east down about it. In
nil in
misfortunes there is the one grim eon-
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" solatiou tint things arc not so bud as
they might be aud liope always promises
that a better time is coining. People in-
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t.matc with hard times arc as steady and
t-lalti art on slioil rations as veteran sol
diers enlisted for the war, who do khcii
* V ' f, ' ” i
own feiagiug and doa’t roly ou the eom-
inissariat. Wo have uo advice to offer
our farmer friends uow, for they don’t
need it. They arc learning how to lake
cam ol themselves and the merchant and
profijGfiioaal mfcn now need u ftnobioai
,iioa of practical knowledge with book
: otid book learning that will eun-
fia to keep up with the cbangii g
the country
it blM wtfu^a long <r»ursc of rough
break down the
Ivmoipis
bo bis progress. Aud it may bo that the
medicine of short crops will bo an uhi-
mato blessing. A year from now a mote
•olid prosperity wid, perhaps, be peruifi’
nctitly p-.rmei*ting the c .untry. We
think To, for every faraicr with win.m
we have talked on the subject during the
list month lias said, “When my corn
affd (fotnti are gathered I shall prepare
th n-oughly and plant a larger area in
sinotl grain than ev*'r bef.rt. I am rais-
ing more bacon and getting more milk
nnd will jdunt. more fruit trees and get
rid o^ stum)*) and fix up my p’ai?e and
live like a free man.” I hat's the true
dottrino nnd the start cr> the road to the
proper solntiou of the labor question.
It * to be i-o'.tled • sati-faetoriJy and that
before in^iiy^eMrs, Wheu iIhj f..nitrf
has IvaMivd to live at lioma the field liaiid
iu«H uet back int. proper training or get
out of the country, nnd that s tho whole
of it.
Affrlculi Urol in Stoiiili
4Tli 4) I in II,
f N T ! ws and OmiriCr }
Very few pet sons have any idea of the
agricultural devefopmeot of .Soutli Caro
liuu during the l ist tideCn* years. The
Ids-cs whioli tho 8t:»tu incurved dining
the war were enormous. The negroes
were wiped out its nu element of proper
ty, aud converted into a mentis of injury
and a threat of loss- At tho s.nie time
tho value of lands in t’ne 8late wttk pro.
l*»r'ioiialely-4miintsliiid.- ■ -The extent ui
vtrivM'l cut. tnss' was over threw hondfed
niiltmndollais. Bwides, the people hid
to eonteint with a local governnieut as
weak aud vicious as any country ever
sow.JHrom ISfiJS to 187 l the State was
in a chautHCondition, and tlieie was no
security lor ciilie’ - person or property.—
Since lH7li the State lias had a jnn and
capable government^ and progress ha*
Irecn vcryTrajiid.
Wc give tlie figures wbich show the
agrieul oral progress iu Soutli Carolina
iu 18G7, wlieu the State was vnierging
from tlw iminediate'troaVes eoostquuiit
up >n the War, in 1874 when the er* of
Tfc^ «wwi|irrn Hrpnbllcatew—ltlrn
whw. ItMTlMirteteltf Tlii*m»crv«>H,
'Iteink l.v«r>bu«ly i-:u« ia fl wr
tenle.
Wahhixotox, August 3!*f.—The
Soul hern I.fopubliemi Federal ofllei.il con-
feren.es arovil! uttnidiug atiention h
tlnl. Cash, of,.S,mill Cartfliua, hiuI uii-
f hlrir ThoimAid MAvem - The
Airfwl ^loMKhirr AVr«wnht by
fbe Hulity CvnvnlaloN.
BatAyia, Aitgtirt .Tl.—The captain
df a steamer wbidi was iu the Straits of
s °b* Snnftpnriug tho recent volcanic erup-
etar YHtem rJ||>rtH that nshea fell on the deck
. ; v tr u "’ ^ hw vessel to llie depth of eigltteen s n-
o.Wr \ irginia ollector. joined tho nirtfl MuiTItW that he r ,iW ma^es (rffloat-
m. me t (> e up, atnl tliere have be n pamice stone seven Tcetin depth. It
S*veral consultation* on t n.-iiii.iwM. in '
1883 FOI TONUTUI!.
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; TREASURER'S A1T01NTMENTS.
Cot’KTT Tasiseaars (^rtfyr,
it C s timated that lO^MlO persons Ins'
the Sou.It. It is sad that the rcsnlt of t ! lcir Ji ve * ftt TjirioginUand the total
the conft renee with l > os..n 1 stcr-Ge.,cral , |lumber of m killed by the erup.
Ores .am was very im-at.-fuefory to the lions - u d tidal waves was dO.OOte.
Off
Soutbern politfciuus. Gen. Groabain is
opposed to making a political nuebine
out of his department, lie h is already
taken steps to in-uro stiiet attention to
their busiuc s on the part of posti.u$teii
and will adhere ttj, that policy. The de-
*igu of tho present conference is to get
the active support of the Admiuhstratiun
through the FedeYttl officeholders South
iu tho Liberal movement. Col, Gish
says the Uui'ed Stales murshulship i.i
South Carolina is good for 1(),0U0 votes
to Lie 1 ib. ral movement. If-w
. _ tajww much
the pos*offices would be worth manipu
lat'd for the new party way not stated.
After a talk with (7e.i. Gresham post,
"ffice stock watered for llietBIahone
sebeinc fell considerably. Arthur and
Mahono and Gi'Snt and Mahoiie are tin
favorite tickets among these political vis
iturs (rum the South. While it is stren
uously insisted! tli it the conferees stoial
ifi
iiiienuiiuitted (h uuy eiiudidate for the
iVcrideuoy, it is udmi'lcd that the active
assisionce of thuf Administration is nec
essary to the l hi copes of the projected
Libera! movement, and that, as the lead
ers are the most prominent Federal otli-
eials iu the .'•outli, they could haidly op
pose Mr. Anhfif’s aspirations.
niisgovernmuiit ,vas drawing to ;i close.
aud in IH.S'g. The acrca.e of the sev
eral clops at the throe periods was as
follows : • i —
1874.
151
8(H) DUO
(il.171
91 OOo
1882.
1.356 305
1- It 9 323
.’O'l.n?:!
2t>i siu
thv State
Acreage in 1R(’>7.
Guru 8I6,t'4l
Cotton 600 000
O its. ....... 70.9tH)
Wheat 1-15 025
The amount of the crop in
during the three joiiods before men'wil
ed Was as follows:
Yi-M of 1807 1H71 1882
Ciiru. t>a. li.7> : ’' t.ttOO lO,lt>lM*HI 17 0t >.l!;l.\
(tats.. 787 <HtO 715,(kB> T.irJUWft
Wheat - - y32,(HH) 57'.',0()0 1,0 M,'.'70
C'o'tou, Ibj, - ^ „
■ Hut * 77»,0*»>,ih>0 1 V 0'i7'. , .13r.l.’.'i
A striking fact is (bat tbe crpjr o*‘oat'
in 1882 was more (ban '.on times as
great us iu 1867, that tlie crop of wbeur
was more than dhubled, ami tho in cruise'
.in tlie crop of corn was 67 per cent, ami
in Cotton 09 per cent; In like uiauner
there lias Irocn a steady incrca e iu tlie
yield [H-r acre, which is tli ■ best possible
evidence of a batter cul ivotiou. Toe
aveiag'c yield per acre in the Mite at flic
three Qerfods'named was as follow.-:
1'.itiller*, Aillliriilc.
Tlie law favors arbitnition as a peace
able and jin xpensive method of settling
dilliciilties. In ninny of'tl'c States tlieie
are statutory piovis’ons, by wbich g
j jdgiin ut of tue court may bo rendered
on the award or finding of arbitritoij,
coiicerning u matter duly afthniilt d to
them. Jt is always possible to lake a
ca-e out of court and submit it to refer
ees at any ai<Ufr.» ut its progress* In Uie
ays taw:tit tor pa
uiit their differences to arbitrators and
abide by iboir decision. The agreement
hi do #») may be either uial or written,'
• but tlie hitler is the berter way. The
form is not^ esseiilial, except that the
uieauiug should be carefully expressed.
It is cu-tomary, iu addition totlioagroe-
nient. for (lie parties to execute to eivdi
other an arbitration Loud, cuuditioi.c<]
"ti eiu.li perfotmiiig tlic^awaid-givcn hy
the arbiti.Uiirs, wli.itever it may ijj. If
the award is properly made, faeii it be
come* biacl.ug on the pintii'*.
A rh it ration is will worth coiisMering
.by f.irmeis w.ho find themselves iu dis<
piite about some .-inijila <pnr-tiou of fact,
as, for instance, the amouul of daiimge
wliieb A’s lycCehy cattle have done to
H s coin, or as to what was the value of
A s sh cp which wero-Li.fed t>y IPs bad
dog. Such (|uustk>us can generally Id
quickly, clieaply and justly sell e i by
one c. more fair minded neighbors, mill
tbe expense, delay and aggravation ol a
suit in court mAy tlius be avoided.—
Amurtcan Agricj#it«ri»t. -;i
j auu tiual waves wa
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yAT10S.lL SO TEA.
Qy... .4 M t
tbonsand cur h ,*. Is of wntcrmel-
anw lave been, shipped North from
lu this season
H. Vgndcrhllr is sail to.havo
plvAn aw,iv thrte mlllton dollsrs In
charHle* wiififti the pa t few years.
There are nix thousand applications
froftk cbfo vd peojifo now l>*-forethe
Colonisation Society for truiiaportatl >n
to Lflmt la.
J ff rson Divfs fs still on ball, hnv-
ing been icb asod H fter Ids rupture t,t
the cline of the war njton glvinv trood
and s ifllclcnt. euretfem and the bond
stilt holds good.
Rvcrythlntr looks pronlslnc for ciom-
pl-'ts* sumesK of the D lUoeracy In YIr-
gfnt'j m Novemfor. The people have
o n bjfn so nioyed us uow siuce the
WiHKFr carnjialgn". - _ _
An Iijslumin, watching a gam* cf
bas-' I'kll, was sent to the grass bv a
foul which struck film motor the fifth
rl h . “A fowl, was It? Oeh surcTl
F 0 I2ht It was a mtle.’'
An editor is a man who can It s a pair
of scissors in Ids vest pocket, a lead
pencil In his breast pocket, n memo,
raridum in Ids com pocket, and his
wealth In sotn* hodrelseV pocket.
“I fool so worried about Cbmles,”
s'irtied Mis. W jldlrisband.
’ing late, sure enoWcrh.” sai l sis'e*-
Kate, looking ar the clock ; “but I
truces nothing imtiamtl has luicp(‘ned. ’
••That Is what frets mo,” replied Mrs.
Wltdhig)) and ; •‘laiii Kfrahl something
usual has happened to Charles.”
A retired Captain of the army com
mitted wiiichln in Baltimore the ottiei
day. He was a ootiHi mod druiikard.
atMcncy of any stHtutoryjuttyiViotijj, lx -Icst^LLifc' nna it fl .cip-e by bmf
always lumiul for parties to agree tosub- left a 1-ttcr atntlVg that
his death would he atti ihiitiil>le to “hell
at hotn^,’ but neglected to add, what
the record prov.-s, that lie was mainly’
ie»i eoalihle for the aforesaid hell.
J'idgr Furman’s cotton field, the
Ontst In Georgia, was ihreateiicil Inst
w-ei k wnh (lestrncthm hy th>* cotton
worm, but, a prompt application u f
PaVis-grt-en killed the worms ami the
cotton i'« now safe. Tlie Paris green
was apt jjed in this manner—onc pournl
mtxeil in about forty gailonsbsf water,
and stirred id order to mix well, was
sprinkled on witJU. (T'linaty watering
pots. The process is tedious, u
to be suacranful.
It. n()poht8 that the Qeymuns are not
the greatest tieVr «lt inkers in the woii'.
A periodical devoted to this -»p< rialty
figures nip that 92 q'nirrs > f b* er nni
other malt I qin-rs are manufactured
annually* to every inhabitant, of the
Germaujempire, of \yhie.li** birge pio
»xpc'ftt»4
reriiiauj>'m
portionws expeltf'.fi In Austria the
maniifaHiire of malt JUpior-.), is 31
q iar s a head Hiinnally. In Gre it l! 1
tain tin* ratio is 115 quarts tii es'-n
person, and hi the Gulled States 40
(j tartir In Ameth a the «*rmeuwu>tfon
of beer h* ioete-ising faster than ki any
other country in thu world.
I» - Y ,iixl l.a«ly .
At a negro baptizing the other dey, a
slim pie.ieit r took if Tat st* er <T>wu' iuiu
the murky waters ol’jih.iyon. .lust as
In—dtpjied her ttmlcr the water site s ip-
j>cd from hisgrasp and gib led under the
root-of a large eyptess tree, from which
i i .»_a. • a i . f ’f 'l 1 *’ putpose of the assr ciiti n,
sad eniiiirgl. nient itwas impiMStblu to wll , cll fo to aeparatc ti.e_wl,ltcw from
^r. yield p"rhere.
1867
1871
1H82
Worn, hn.*hcl* .
96 F>
H»
12
Oats, bushels
11 1-10
11 5-10
21
\Vl>*u. bushels
6 LlO"
6 3-10
9
Cotton, lbs. lint
1*25
170
lot
llcsides tho rri'ptt already named,
there are others which am uliuu-t as Lu
portant iu a !ji'*ge * oliou of IhC' «8iate.
-The rtattssics of these were not given by
the United Stitea liurcau of Ag>
in 18G7 an 1 in 1871, but wa taxc (lie
acreage and yield from (.h 1 - icpoit ol the
Statu Hutvau of AgiHmlture. of 187-'.2 ;
A ore igc.
Rice, poinds 77.270
(iorglmm. fcttikons 4
Swgar ■<*««• - —
8weet p iutoeo, husltel 40,UM»
- Yiell.
t;i 1 l>84..')77
— fbrft 1 t +7
3.hlJUI9
One other statement .till timko the
■ecord reasonably complete. It is taken
I’ront the reporU ol t he -United States
Agrieultuinl Burentt ami show s the uum
ber of live atb^k, cattle nnd other live
stock iu 1868, 1875 and iu 1SK2:
cojarAtuiiVK statkukm’ or cattle
. AJ»W l.l\ K STOCK.
Fct>. Jitn, Oct.
Number of 18ti8 ]87'> 1882
lf<-rse* 5>3 427 57,>V 0 tin,.347
Mule* 510,429
Milch cow* ’1.17 773
Other ciKtic 1-71,657
Sheep & lambs 17.1,801
Swiac 200,'>92
extneiite Iter niitii lil( : Wus ex'iiici. The +
i preaelter w it bout llie^sligloe-t slow of
enibarrassmcnt, raised liisb.iud.-y and
turning to the crowd cxelarmcri i^T
‘•The Lawd gihbcth and do Lavvr
Uketh away, aa’ Liessed be do name ob
de Lawd.”
“1 hit’s all right so fir as do Lawd's
consant 'd,” replied Uie drowited woiniiu’s
hushami, ‘ but wltai’^ J gwinn to do? I
ain’t got no ’jeciion to oc Jjawd takia’
her away cf ho vide* me aid aunodder
wife bout de Kiinc size.”
y •‘i>e Ijitwd ktt ws bis own ImHsincM, ’
.‘aid the pieucht^.
* Hut dat aiu t de pint j u "pcrHisted the
husband. “1 wants a wife, an’ want*
Iter tight Utah. Ycr.-c’f tuck dot 'otmui
Thfef ^e wa er, mu’ l’.-e gwiite ter hole
yerso’f sjioioilile. 1 11 gin ycr ten utin,
ueis ter uit me a wile, an’ cf at tUc ceud
-obidat. stmn Jr™ .nti.H tHiiiilr fit Jiip^
I’langejueuUi I’d niitul y >:r lili y.e): eyuldp.’t
baptize a cat. I>oea ycr heaii 7”
'J’lie preacher reflected a tuoiiictU and
addicssing a sister, saitl: “Sister Kate,
ter keep down a Vturlmuec, won’t yerse’f
uiarty de jgcu’Imtan
The sister agreed that immediate mat
rimony was somewhat in her line, aud
theji the giicf'stiickcu husband, (Aruing
to the preacher, exclaimed : “Dosettle
ment am satisfactory, brudder. 8case de
uaixt lady.”
4(i loo 67,675
1:in,t8i
186,700 221,55*0
U7.3U0 207,463
*(K1 200 .V." 1.506
Total head 739.742 9('0,000 1,580,778
il.MiOTM Kim..—David A. Coon, ol
Lincoln county,"N. 0., is about us hard
to kill as a matt generally gets to be. At
the battle of Gettysburg he was wounded
nine times in lesr than nine minutes, lie
was shot through the right foot, through
the right leg, ju t above- the ankTd,
through the right thigh twice, iu the left
leg, twice through the leH thigh, in die
left attfo and iu the head, and was ca®4
tured. tie then lay in a gfwvc, near iht’
field, cleveibdaya, with only an awning
stretched above him, aud then lay three
. weeks in a teut before being taken to u
| hospital. Yet he lives and is physic ill t
Aquul tn almost any utan in .North (Jiro-
ittiu, l■otwi(h. < uatldiug he carhes around
in lus anatomy enough lead to
shot factory. .
“'Y:-
A number
Orteenwtlfo!
via’ Aid |
of •colored people ol
tf hnuefoni»«| a “Far
of lb
ITdani.
John W. 'Nib's, an A i kansaa c.dmrtl
man, has tmini to WAafilntttap with let
t-rs < f IrttroilticHian-lrom the ‘•(’folored
Is tlionnl ItidcmVifty Association of Ar
kantMts” to get peemiUry assRstance
from widtes atsl blavkK iu futth'-rauce
k, T''
rtiH- 1 . 1 ;».ouau-oj..g
Bargains at Blackville
Foil THOUSANDS OF CLOSE BUYLTo I AM NOW LUCKIYING
tile idigcet sti ek of ’
General IVlerchandise
the State, and I pledge tny reputatfon to the truth of this as-
Ev>'t brought
set tion.
They were bought for cash, far below market quota Montand will be Hold for
cash at pi ices thal defy cotnpelitiou. Nj merclmut iu tbu,48 ato can sell as
ium‘ti for tbe dollar as I can.
A cordial invitation le extended to the people of all tbe eurrouudiog counties
to visit me aud * x itnlue my **
Immense tytyck,
Tlie Treasurer wib be at tb« following
plnce* for the collection of taxes for tha Is*
wlye-tr 1832 on the diiye meutioaed.
(fatruwei) p. II , 8ntnr«|>ijr, Sept. 1st.
Khrlisrdt's Mitls, Mondiiy, Sept. M.
— Iluntrr’* Chapel. Tiiwnlay. Sept. 4th.
Mil way, tVedae«<J»y. g fpt.Ath
Riiuiberg, Tbursdny end fYi<lrty, Sept. Cth
nnd Tilt.
(Jeitlixm*. Satur lHy. Sept. 8th.
Jtpford * Utidge, Monday, Sept. 10th. t|
Sander s Store Tuesday, **'opt 11th.
I’lie-ler’* Store, Wednesday, Sept. I*2tli4
Allendale, Thursday aud f’ridi'y, Sept,
13 h :oid 14 h.
Krwino-n Saturday. Sept. loth.
I!v1d'>ck, Mytiun}', Sept. 17th.
, fursc's Store, Tuesday, Srpt. 18th. —’
'ASIhlew’s home Store, WeiuestlUy, Sep > _
t iiitn'r I'.iili.
tnin'iartoo, Tliur-day. Sept. 2 Hh.
Seven Pine*, Pri-lay. Sept. 21st.
H.rnwell C. 11.. Satunlay, Sept. 22nd.
niitntnu's Store. Monday, Sept. 24ih.
rW illision, Tuesday, Sept. 2Ath.‘
HUckville,» " eiluee'lay and Thurnday,
Srpt. '26lh mid 27ilt
C-JL~
Ucor^e’s (5reek. Friday. Sept. 2 < ‘th. a^
Ram well C. II. from 21»ti6ept. till 20i^of
For I feel tiaaurwl that I can and will glveaatiHfHeti-iu to till who in >y fur >r no-
wltti Lljeii patiouage.
FOR TIIF LAOIKS-
Ootnorr. - i . -
National Rank hills, Gold nnd Silver coin
rcce ruble t'orinxes.
fm-y nml witne* eertificioe* are receiva
ble Am* if>e 2 3 4 mill County T»x only.
iilMte-1 till * ■
MuiiPi
and coin* wilt not be taken,
tv
Alter the 2i)il> October l‘» per cent, pau-
nt(y will be addedon all imp.id luxe*.
JL KIKK LAND,
Cuuaty Tieasurer.
nugO-td
PliKCtlA>li\(i AGKNi Y.
A chance is now offered the peopleot B»rn-
I invite ep-cinl ntbentlon'tn -my m»i»n!fii*enr rtm-k ,»f 8 , “'e« from tbe beat
mnk>rb' Tli>y wete bought during the ptmig nn-i will u-mhl at Fab to Preen.
A stip' ib block t>4 llaiH, BouiiMk, Flowers, all the wiotr fH)irti*b In DrentGo. ilu
from la.st. colored piitim at 5 ciqitu per vhi>I to the tl- e-si Btlhs «t tf3 pi r yaidr n 'rtl »ad surroundiiiX enmitici to rrplenb.li
UandkerchierH, Glov-b, F-irummie-, U nt rt'il IS, S-ileiii |m. Cl. m,” llarL > j, K>>il- their liome.-i wiih *econ.l-lmn.l furnituro, in
img Coltou, Kt:III tigs. Jewrliy-HUd ull Lillet Bile a buw lu p< r eeut. lower
thiiu ai.y otliei hoUbt- in 'tbe State.
FOR MFN
The larA-t stock of Fine Cl"tliing ami Furnlshimr Goode In the Htatr.—
SuitH for li^s . t‘4 y>'m18 nml for m--n weigiiiug 300 p .ini t*, h»i| for all inter
mediate as'i s .irifi .'•iZ''--. BuggfoH, Wagiitn*. liatnei**, 8 iddh ry. U nbtelhie, Lar.
gi; t stock ut ta'ambtid Doiiu-b ten. Bagging and Tie*. Uexvy i»t.«k of-
From the plainest to the tiuest PcirloV Sorts. Full line of Drugs. All the latest
. • • ' ,■ - ■ ' • • • ............
Uupruveu
. AGinCULTURAI. IMJ’LE)!ENTS.
Aud a full line of Hardware, Tin and Crockery w-iro. My stork of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
I* complete nnd suni'-lenf to feed all the hunurry people in this sccti >n >f the
S'sti'. And (tout y..ii forget that uiy piiees are far eilenper than those i>f any
competitor. B. for.,' Inning clsewhure call and s-'e in . It will pay you.
I have not time or epnc* to dcserioe my st,"« U, bat it eouiplete tu t v*-!y do
Pattment. Hard times me ahead of us, but slrott eia>ps ami I w prices will m I
litirt the peo; le who trade with me. My *-xp. rietics atid capital justify me iu
The process is tedious, 6ul said making lltese piomises—mid I will keep them. •
^TwtTya giit-l to see and sot ve my cusuom'is.
Simon Mrmen,
iTL’A-CKVlLLlsi S C
HCJ ♦»
kjar.-'-rr* .-rrrt
Announcement
For Mu'ap goods, fair rt* a'inv T . anjl. rrmst Imp 'Unnt of all. Just w< Iglps m<d
full measuiemetL go to the cheap cash stols at Martlrtt*, F. K A A. Ihiilwxy,
ewned by 7
JL la. EL.LIS
Who has jus* received and w daily replenishing from the cheapest markets of
the wot Id a full ami complete stock - f goods. •
1 would iiljm Hiiiioum-e to my friends ami th' v [>uhfic gmerully that I have re
cently C(\mp!ote<l a t4tf*ronglily i quipped Hteani Gii m ry, and mn saiistiot that
, all who maTTtve me tneir work in misdim-to do will bs.pleased with tlieie-
t he blacks of the South an-l to gath'-r | 8U | t> j will tielivei aftet having gium d an+yra'ite'l nil eoitotee id rustsd to ufo
tr.e l itti fin .«gmt>4tsrtlctilar tract of ^ i; i iuifuj ui fox 10ets. per cwt. fofftheuiet w* iab«-*Ffo
country to be owned by themselves.—
ILt fetid- tItgt s'-cret stH-lstics. having
that ol j #i in view had been organiz'd
Eg in toyed people all over the
Soutlt. Tlo'^aur.pltdnt'd In gtnetal
about vG|at he'teim^J “the oppn'ssioD
of the ci|ort'J ponplf’’ in the South.
.A cnrrt'vp'-ndent. formerly connected
with the.navy writes as foIlTvws apro
pos of th* reedrit fjch 2T
tat ‘Home yeam ago, when
amorttf the West India Island—rOiirveg-
sel at tefBes would be surrounded by
wafer fpuet#, and when ono would be
“pen forming near us ontne surface of
the Wrtt|‘r a cannon would l>e fired,
Which 8(K*tried to have the fff ct of
bre-ikln(j tho formation. If these
whtilwinds of the West are formed on
the aamgptluclple, why cutuiot cvety
town have a cannon lu readiness he
%4isti%.aanttoAui
imiLgLM* PS?!. 4
usplcfous I<mklng| li
iftorm Gaud ? Tbe eonem-'sl-m of the
air mlglii change entirely the charac
ter and intensity of tbe cyclone.”
OlJl'T'lfAliV.
Then «im1 >«*».
The Amcricus, Ga., Ilccortlcr triys
coUou is low in price hii«1 many farmers
arc disposed to look mid talk as if they
were ruined. V/c kno*- it is hard on
the man who lias toiled through the long
session to lot forced to take uMiiall prieo
for the products of his labor. Hut for
all this there are few iartuers in this sec
tion who are not ii»r better off’than they
went last year, and will have “more mo
ney on the 1st of Jaunary. Last ^o r
they went iu debt lor meat at from four
teen tc eightc n cents per pound, nnd
corn at from f 1.25 to $1.55 per bushel,
and they paid those debts with cotton at
ten cents per pound. 1V» year they
have bought uo corn and but little meat,
and wlut-meat they did buy they got ut
from nine to twelve cents per pound. —
While their notion crop may not be go
largo M list year, and tlie priisc may i>o
lower, their debts guocrally arc do more
than one-half what they were Uat year,
and they h tvte wade corn and meat
enough to t un th^n hrough next jear.
Altogether, tlie outlook ia so much
brighter this dun it was Iasi year, and
money will be more plentiful.
There were fwtmty ziluo dt ati u Iron
^ Ab ‘
vrithont
» iodr VadorUkea to help her-
4*
m
L'h'U, AuitusU, Gs., Sepieiubct- Jat, isnj,
Arthur Pn>ok* IlHifoy, hifmit son of Mr.
and .Mre. IK. B. Htirlc) - . aged 8 months.
"It bimikled, w.(* txhalcd, and wait to
hcavon.’Y^
Dhsl, ngjjr Elko, 8.C.. 37th August, 1883,
Amp
Mamie Ai3l**raoti,aM'-»t daoght r if Mr
and Mis. Flunk Auduasoit, ug.-d near !5
>0.118.
Mnnifolmd two yea>s previous to her
death given her yonng heart to Jceus. Her
ehils l ui flf<‘, though lulef, wae reu arka-
ble for earnest piet y, dowlod fo the cause
of hw Sariuc, aud an intense deeire to ai-
wuurlish all the good she c«uld. Her donth
was Indeed happy and her Lsftw »rd* weir,
••M(‘ot me in heaven." ••iM.th lovi's a
shining mark.”
X
STOEKHOLUEHn’ MEETiiNu.
OmcKQFvi!* Fairmovxt MAxrt’o To.
Fimoitjusv, 5th Scpteiuhcr, 1883.
A meettij; ofthc8tockh<>tder* of the Pair-
mount Manufacturing Csinpany ariq he h«ld
at Willuioh on Friday, 2iat lust, at It)
o'clock a. ui. —,
.1 W. WOODWARD, President.
J. M..ARMSTRONG, Secretary. ,
sepk 3vv
Robt D. White,
7M-A.RBL.IC
—akd— -
F-bnte.
J. X*. mm*.
niii-'j:! :Vn
JVln Hier's
Court of Common
J’ira*.
r*.
Stair qf S"ufh ^Carolina.
K rtt County | ,
ime* O.-Millimi* and other*, t
* Rrahlmm, Admiuia- r Partition
iraDvtff L. Milhou*7 7 - *_
J. DPspchiinl |
v* * [ Porcclo*i.rc.
JiimesO. Milii.’its and of
l!y vii tii« of an order.made itt^kesc cut*' »
by ilouomble •) 8. Cothran. PreridjujbUtd. e
on the 2‘.'th day of.)«»«, d8>3, 1 MU .‘•eTl
R ij«« Oli ('iiiii t Mouhc within llielcgHl hours
(.t'*!c. on sili.'d;,y in October next, the
tritpt-of hind ilcscribed in the pleading
» —— J certain tract *f land *int~
—A. UK YOU
v W e '"'
©t or Dry?
I, Ben Davies, answer that I am both
a wet and dty goods dealer and tl»«t
mV prices i r > n h'li;# ways ekeaper
thoie ol ent lleh merchant^.
7 MEAN BUSINESS.
icrcm, to wit
at*-—*te—rttHT fa the county nnd Stats
aforesaid,eotitaining altoid one humln'd atld
littv four acre*, bounded on the North hy
lands of John lunbinclt, on the .South by
-Hart- l-r-Va.'od- Trf-
Bofore tin' town Rpyk *liy 1 wish 1“
set! mi tiny pt»H»*nt ritin-k of Llqu'Ts,
which fo the beat asnnrted and purest
in the country. Uihi’s truth.
iiRr
i i o». • i—rv. ... .. k., i^ i Gfrt'cerfea ITJafe aIteHUrtful stock hikI
Joseph l-.thin* and on the V\ o*t by laud* of n... .. _ : T »
L. .) Hand tier. 1 r, ' r l *"‘- ^.v^dtcatHOt I of
Term* ('ash. PitrciinHcr to piy for paper*.
G. UL'NCAN litLhlNGEK, Master.
SPjpli 1(V
Elatkville SI it for Sale or Keni.
The subieril'er offer* lor sale, on very rat-
ttonahlatCrnia, In* tdorc in Lilackvihe, 8 ft.,
where he lately d'd husiiiSOS. Will also con-
-ideran offer to rent from a reanonsildc par„
ty. J. A, I’UKCKMYKH.
Or apply to W. ir. BBLLINGEK,
Rluekvillc. 8. C.
aeplR-?\v
THK-
WILE
fer them at puices rtntt will astonisli
tnnncpcly merchants. I can't quote
pliers but I am on Uie B*»r aide ami
propose ty etajs^tiicfe awhile. ,8«> If
you want to mliko stoit ( tops go m
long ways come at once.
JThe ( xeiciees i,t my show commence
at A 30 a. in. ami continue withoiit in-
tvihniobiou uhtlffi p. m. Free atituis
«do0. , ^ * x ‘
HIGHEUT MAlfKET ftU0R*» PAID
FOB fXmON AND CQUNTHY
FBODUl Et
“'*oT.e inr lancer a* good** new, from Auction.
Also any thing in tlie regular bourse of
ti-idv from n needle ion eteam engine.
S ud me your order* f r any thing you
may want and 1 will guarantee good value
for the money sent.
1 uni regularly established in the purch**-
htc acency biisine** and at all time* pi c-
tiarwito execute order* promptly, having an
extensive acrpiaintnuce among tue business
men of Charleston i am in a position togei a*
low figure* for anything I may waul a* is
possible to get.
Send for circulars giving term* and ettv
refereuces.
N. R. Merchant* wishing my. services
can m ike ti(ieViWS^«arWjfvtfi'ifiit* ior the pur-
CRasu of general iueri liandi.se
G. T. ANDRKWa.
18 Hayi.c Hired, Charleston.
july26 2in'
Giiiih Carolina liaihvay.
Couiuicncinq Jane 2t h 18SJ, (r.iiui
will run as follows:
ivrr
'IT
- Tl
I «
> a,* i • s axis
•Mf y ni ~ Xrvr t ' vi*-.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WBSf.
(Uwiljr) (Uuily.rvcept
Hauduys.)
heave Otirlestnn
8 SY a ni
Alrneai Itr.iuehvitte
1(1.46 a ui
l.eave iiranchviile
Hl.oO « m
5 55 a m
l.e.ive Edi*to
H .CO n n*
6.1*1 a m
Leave Midway
11 It) a m
6.18 - i m
heave R.mberg
11.17 a m
6 27 a m
t/eaVe^Trahatas
11.30 a m
6.42 a iu
heave J^ere
11 40 a in
6.fl » ji
heave UiaekviMe
11.47 a m
7 Ol a in
(.cave Elko
12 (>0 m
■.16.1 m
heaveAVilli*t n
12 * 5 p m
i.22 a m
Arrive *1 Augusta
1. IU p ui
J. ..i * tu
* ' EAST
V - ' * »
[l>aily| |Unity .'Vi-nt
S4ilrtiA a V>|
heave A ugu-ta
7 ‘25 a in
4.20 p ui
Leave 'V>llisi„n A
8.59 a m
.V>7 p in
Tajnvc Klk«
9 06 a m
li. 10 p nr '
l.t.ive Biaekville
9 18.9 m
'6.18 ii m
l.eave Levs
T> .25 a ui
6 2 > p m
heave Grahams
*J 3Hn m
6.37 p ni
I.eavcBaniherg
4*.47 a m
6.50 p in
t uav, Miduay
It'ii a in
0.08 p in
l.eave Kdisln
llUt.') a ni
7.10 p m
Ar. or Branchrille
10.17 a m
7.2o>p in
.heave Itranchville
10.28 a m
ft.O’i p ut
Ar atl'liarle-ion
12 42nm
10.60 pin '
CWLVM nlA D! VIdlON- »V K8T.
(1'aily. Except Suiidny.)
V
l^ave Drnnchville
11.00 a ui
7 .XU p m
An ive et Cumden
R 25 p m
/
f.
Afi iae at tadnintila 4 40 pm 10 1 j p >% | j
hearc (Tolu ulna 6.30 a m 6.2} p in '<-jif
heave raniden . 6 30 a m 4.2opm ^
Ar. ai IWanchviile 9.10 am B.uUput
KXP«K88 (DAILY) WKSf.j - —
heave riiarleston l*’.*0pni
l.eavr Heancltville-n - 1.30 am*
i.ertv« niaokvilln 3.11 am
Ar. at Angimta 6 00 a 1
EXPRESS (D.DLY) EAST ),
heave Augusta 9.('0 p in
Ar ttt lllack vdlc ] 1.34 p m
Ar. at Bnnnrfrrttrf a m
Arrive’ag-riiavlcsinn 5.00 a ut
“CONNECTIONS '•
(•onnenion* made at Augusta wi*ft Gecrgin
It U. to aud from alfp tints West and Senilis
iv^st, with through Sleeper bclwceu Charles
ton and Atlanta on Express traioiAwr.
Connections mndc aft’harlesion with North
Kastern It. R. for points North and with New
York kleomers on Sat tiedayi.
(’ofyicctious made nt t’olumf.ia with Ft .
lumbia and Greenville U. it. end rharlollo,
bfiofff. nnd A'oluiiibiaand \uguvla U. R. to end from nil
points on both Road*.
(Connections mhde at Blackville with Baru«
well R. U.
D fo AT.LEN, G. P.AT Agt.
JOHN' B. PKi'K, General Managei.
FllEStl HllKAD, FRKSll CAKES,
11AKKU ICVIGU V I»A'V r .
The (’hoieert Confectioneriee and Fint>
class Groceries always in siora.
RESTAURANT.
Meals at all hours front ten cents apiece
upwards.
I’ublie patronage solicited and satisfaction
promieed. ■,
X M BOROKR.
. FROnUKTUK
aepfi If * - >■**-. -(i^'
inf »• MtU C AilR,
l?’ANHHOiVA.BL.M3
GRANITE WORKS, ' Shavlnj? anrf Muir Dressing Sidoon,
meeting street,
(IVofr Iforlbeck’n Alky)
j 14 MARKET;STREET,
(Due Door Root of King Street.) ^-
• - cirX*kfcTo.\,
BKIST
THE A»T0NlaBER.
sep6
To itEisrT-
Ti e undersigned has several Farm* Which
lie offers to Kent on the most accommodating
terms. 8aid F?rmsnic well supplied with
wood, water and I’rivt'ege* of paaturaa foi
stock raising, (hill on or address »
O. B. OWENS, Agf., Baldoo, 8 C.
nug3i-4w * ' ,
FOR SA7
A lol of Ladies' Wool, Ftlt snd Straw Ha's,
world colors, Fipomni and JUbbona. t\Q
;ro*s Diesalbiitons. ^AW Four Majtogany
Square 8how cases. To DO soldo!'a bargain
>f applied for immodlHrli.
G. T. ANDREWS,
;8 Heyne 8t. Charlote^H. f.
attg(Mm
t
Alva Oage & Oo.
. PROPRIETORS OF TflE
CharJcstoii Ico Honsc,
^grket, Cor. Chttroli Sl,^Jl)ar!c*U>o, S. C
' Shipping, St.'aiiiboal, and City Trade
Su'iplLd. #
Ic« Facktid for the Country a Spc-
cioliv. _ ,
fcbl5-1j
. AUGUSTA HOTEL. _
r >aj1\(
14140 A L> NT. UO IT NT A, O A.
4
NKAE hAlLBOAD CBr 881K6.
Bar and Billiard Roontr. in thf Rear, Uhetee
Wines nnd 1 iquors alwns on h md.
Table Supplied in Best ttyleon European
Plan, Alientive Servants, Large and wail
Ventilated Rooms.
WftELECrrMO BELLS-©*
LEWIS & DOOLI^LE, PBoyiuKtoBB,
G. W. EVANS Ojrrk. ;
J. W. Strickland,
Wk-rtrirtt »Bl Blacksnitk,
blackville, 8. c.