The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, September 13, 1883, Image 2
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Ihlnucs Kditorand Propriety.
Meorst bounty circulation
THTttSim', SKPTEMMKR m
’ ThcTittcntion of our raiders is* i«vit*?d
lu the new udvcftfaoucnta in tin* iitsuc.
,Mtort crops and low prices are enough to
j;ivo our peepkt tlia Xlucs, but a li'ilc
mouey jutli;iou>ly expended U worth
jnore than n Inr^er ntttount recklessly
tpal. Qur advertisers vco*^uize the
Condition oi’ affairs and tire prepared to
.help the farmers by ttclliug at lower pri
ces than they have received in more pros-
I crons times. Try them before TJbying
elsewhere. '
. It is very ph asaat' to.jfQl iucrctisrng
cviuetioe that our people are not wholly
dependent on eoiton for their support.
The Greenville Daily New s of Ins' Fri
day tcl's us that Mt," K. Grtriuux, a
Hvriss, realized last yeir lYom the grape
crop growtf on ore and n half aerea of
worn and washed lands near Greenville
the snm of twelve hundred and fifty-live
dollars. Others in that section tiicplnnt-
jng^Tit large "vineyard^ and expect mag-
nUicent returns. t)uf young men need
not go West in search of fditunc.—
Pluck, industry and intelligence w'll pay
hwtter dividends here than in Texas or
v Colorado or California.
We never knew anybody to achieve
Htiything frttin discouragement. On the
. other hand, we have known the sickest
ducks cured by re/using to yield to ad
verse cifcinnstaneea and bravely pushing
on to mend matters when they were
jtjnfly put of joiner Now is tile time for
var p^yptc to- Utow the- .stuil they are
made of. A long pull and. a strong pull
1 and a pull altogether will surely bring
us all right.
, We confide Lt’y lunk to see our farm-.
4n do their duty like imm, and wc as
confidently look fora good Fab trade,—
Let us go right on with the good work
of recuperation. Wc have made a good
beginning, and there must ho no turning
hack in the good work of making ihetdd
$tute more piojpt*rous than she ever
was. We h ive begun to do it, we are
g >ing to do it, and wo will never stop
uolil we do it. It is true two such sea
sons as 18S1 and 18811 coming so near
together is a great drawback, but, uoth-
*» ing for that, wc are in to win, and we
must aud shall win, God helping —lleg-
-istcr. —
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Optlr>H I.iiiv, xv!1 Xtatniex
tti l.nrifr. pp. NftS.l.J.
, Seetiou 1. Bo^it enacted by; (lie Sen
ate and House of Keprcsentutive* of tlie
Hta’e of South Cai'olinu, uour met aud
silting hi General Assembly, and by the
authority of the name. Tint whenever a
number oflhe citizen* of nay iucorpo*’
rated city, town or village iu this Sute,
equal to one-third of the number of votps
emu in the next pivcudioz muuicipd
election thweln, shall, iu writing, on or
belbro tliq filtecntli day of November in
any year, petition for on elccti m upon
tlie qliestiou of ‘•license" nr , ‘no liceUsc/'
for the sale of tiitoxlAitiug liquors
therein, the Coonpil* oftftieh city, town
or Village is hereby authoriz’d aud re-
quired-to submit sbeh que-tivn to the
quafifed debtors of such cily,'fown or
village at u sfceuil electi»n lb be hold
<b$rvU>, cm or about tlie fiivil day of l>c •
eomber following; and if a mujoiity ol
suid cleefors vote in favor of ■•ficunsc,”
tln-n ftib Council of Mid} c ty, to , ”u or
Til'age shall grant lieeiiso according to
the lawrf now of f»ive in the Ftsitc, for
tlie sale of li(|Uors in sudi city, town or
village for the ctisuiii§»year; hut if w
mujoFity of. Maid electors vote in favor of
boy (li'iiT nlVis turn out let be dc bcH 1
‘no licemc,” Uieu ii»Wl -be unhtwfitL iihih. I hsa know d g md boy a ter drag
for the Council of such city, town or vil
Inge so voting, to grant fftiy licCtnC fdF
m
H**f Nkw* whom Majok Uuomos
.lu lge W. G. Field,of Pickeu*, was in
tlie ciry yestenlay, having come to talk
with District Attorney Melton regarding
the removal of Low is R. F.edmoud, the
• famous moonshiner, from Auburn Pen-
itfittflary to some milder clijn ito. Major
Redmond writes, that he is freezing to
death, and expresses tiio opinion tluft it
will be i pi possible for him to live through
his ten years aontcuee there, ilc already
has 4 severe cou a h amt trtB^phyeioian
thinks bo fs flueatoued wiih coiisump-
liuti. Ou the date of lii-i letter, July
8ih, it wm, be says, cold ouougli for
“lihowT Judge Meiiou thinks that if the
physician will give the necessary ccrtiu-
ciitc he can secure the “Major’s" remo
val U) some more congenial cUouvlo, pos
sibly to the peuitenltary ut Columbia.—
Greenville Daily Nows.
llie sale of any spirituous nr intoxicating
liquors, bitters or fmits-prepared with
such liquors,for the ensuing ye>«r.
Sec. 2, llcrenltcr a 1 liivns s for th*
sale of spbimous or intoxicating liqtyus
in ilu itiCor[ioiutod cities, (owns or vil
lages of this State shall be granted fu
such manner as to end ou the thirty-first
day of December iu the ye.iv for v’hich
tlicy shall b • granted.
. Sec. J. That whenever a majority of
the o edois of any iucrrporated city,
town of village vole iu Invor of license
. u h license ^slmll be gran tec from year
to yeiit until aupllier vyte shall be had
under the provisions of ths Act with a
ditiumu ♦esoh-; and wlietlituTr a miijori
ity of such electors voie.m fav -r of 'ua
license," the Council of such city, town
or village shall, from year to year, refuse
to gram license uu‘,il another eloetifHi
shall be held undcr-the provisions of this
-Art vrirlr-irr dlftirrcrrr rmPt:~ “—
; See. 4. This Act ahull' not apply lo
any city, town or village, iu whibli thJ
sale of ardent spirits CftSow or shairherc-
afier le prohibited by legislative enact
ment.
See.-or Thut wheuever tlie majority
of tlie eiecuu s of any sucl> incorporatt-d
city, town or village slwll vote in thy or oj^
‘ no licence,” it shall be uulawfaf for any
druggist therein to sell, during the time
when no license for tlie sale of spiritu
ous liquors is granted, any spirituous or
intoxicating liquors, biitcrs, or fruits
PH'purcd with sacli liquors, except upon
tlie certificate of u legumr practicing phy
sician iu actual attendance up <n a pa
tient, such certificate to Contain the name
of the patteut, and slmlLbc fihnl by the
druggist filling the sprue, and kept for
the period of one year, subject to inspec
tion at any lime the Council of such city,
town or village may direct.
Sec. (J. It shall be unlawful for any
physician to give a prescription for any
such hquot*, except when aciually iu
bona Jiik attendance upon a patient.
See. 7, That any person violating sec
tions 5 and (i of this Act shall, upon con
viction, he fined iu u sum of not less than
two hundred dollars, or itnprisourd for
not less than three months, or both fined
and imprisoned, in the discretion of the
Court. • »————" ' _ -
fcicc- 8 AlLclections under tIds-Act
shall be conducted according to tic laws
now (overt)iug tlie municipal elections
of the city, tovjyi or village in which
they are held.. - .
--*Suc- IL All Aetser pnrls of Acts in- let hay
consistent with this Act are hereby re
pealed, so far as ihgy may interfere with
the qirovisions of this Act.
Approved February 9, 1882...
JoHnSo.v Hauood, Governor.
Inside lllstwrjr.
!K» John Sherman, Stanley Matthews
ami (Governor Charles Calico Foster rc-
tbember one night In February, 1877,
Yfeciilhey, the sainted GarffeltTnutl otii-
rrs met Major K. A. Durkc, of Louisi-
autv, aud . Miveial Southern reprwseuta-
tivto iu a room kx Wormley s Hotel, for
timqiqrposc of reaching an anaygemeut
with tlmUB Soutlieru representatives that
would brook tlie filibustering movement
aud enable the counting if. the electoral
vote to be completed before tlie fourth
diy of March, 12 M., a mi, further^ en
able Hayes to occupy an office to which
he was not elected ? Do they rememher
*lmt the price demanded by the Southern
leprrscutolives for so throwing Tildcn
ovvrboard was the throwing overbon'd by
Hayes of the carpet-bag rascals iu South
Carolina, Florida aud L'misisua ? Do
tliqy remember tint they eagerly agreed
to pay this price, but did not waut to put
the bargain in writing, os Maj. Burke
I fhcSoutto
aul Om Southern representative- insisted
they should ? Do they remember that
May. Burke wrote out the bargain vu
ihreo pi-jeesi f two bills ql'fkre aud asked
all concerned to sign? T)o they rCipem-
ber that the subsequently ‘greatest liv
ing financier''—for his own jJbckct —
John Shoniiuu suggested that instead of
higiiiug their names, each person should
make a distinctive mark ? Do they re
member tliat Mnj. Burke and the South
ern itoreaentatives would hot accept
Slicnntiu’s amendment, and that Burke
idgned his name first and all tlie rest Ibl-
bwed, Sherman next alter Burke? Of
course they remember how the Southern
representatives broke down the filibuster
movement; Imw liayos got into Ttklen’s
office as the first result, and how Hayes
s’lt ightered tl»e South Carolina, Florida
and Louisiuou carpet-baggeis and all the
*iti* to the Presidency be had at tlw
tiuto the next result. Now this
ruat desires-to ask Johnr Sherman,
r Matthews and Governor Charlui
sr iftliey know thu the three
’those two bills of fake ou which
written arc now. iu ex.
This relates to.
(cl oonfierewe
Mr about all of
which they work. Wi ll these prefau.
tious taken, we shall see In another year
our - already enormous .vegetable and
melon crops increased and handled ut a
profit w growers, Vimda and merchanis.
(Outturn of tlie Cotton 4'rop.
The annual stutement of the cotton
crop of the Lnftr‘J Statee, as made up
by the Fl>mm4al Cfiroufcle, uivisa re-
aolt below a total of seven million
bulee. The following ur« the C^uree :
'Bale*.
Beodpta at the shipping ports.6 019.7J8
A<H Mblpmenta to Tenuesbei-,
&c., direct to manufacturera fill 196
Total.
6,661,204
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Manufactured boutb, not iu-
duded above 831,000
Total crop for 1882 83 C 992 284
Total crop last vein, 1881 8-i r, t: 1 .,' 84.1
Total crop In 1880-81 6 589,829
FLANTAHOX PiriI/18 1’HY. —Dd edyca-
tfon oil a man is tits efiver, tint his
cOinmou sense U his gold. Foil line
some!lines c itii' S ter de one what lei * r -
expeeks it, but It Is more npt ter ci me
lei tie man what woiks fer ft. Dewust
along an’ tlnnlly. amount ter e'lthin.—
D^wnst lick 1 eOer got. WTre tioin a
•nnu wh u’ dlairT wnfvMYr hit me. No.v
IVe mtghty keiful ’bout ciowrtlu’ a
uiao. When u puseou says dat lie
wauls ter Urhf.yei’s sate; but when
he tells yer dat he rtonn waut ter fight,
den stop right war yer Is.
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Buidal It -v s'in a Gotkin. —Mrs. Sa-
r»h brews'er Willard, wlio wa* married
to Dr. H Willard »r Brooklyn white dy
ing of consumption four dejs ago, was
b tried yesterday. The funeral service
.wai performed by the Bev. H. B. Hal-
Ibiay, who ofUciated at the nmiiisge.
I'hc body was pi iced iu a sm in lined
casket an 1 dressed In a bridal robe.—
Upon the brow rested a wreath of or
ange-blossoms amt a while veil par
tfaily concealed Hie fm»»- _ P >.i.1w »i»4
imitiurtolles were snattefed about the
cofliu.—New y>.rk World.
y.i TioxA iTsotes.
PrTO"-Thmi>»and—professfi naf b k
kcepcis ate o it bf wolkin New Y nu
-rirty.-
About 87.000 votes were east |n K n
tlicky for ttie calling of a o.nHiim.
tloual convention.
Ihecomlrg wi iter will bo a bard
one tne piop,i, u> say, who judge by
t:m large pprsiminou crop.
A ventnnsome Englishman has just
Ciorsed theTFipHsh Omnnel ihi an ap
pa fat us which bo can use us a t i.-ido
i n (he laud and a boat ou the sea.
H ( *avy frosts fell on Haturday ar d
Sunday nL’hiti throughout the North
ern and Northwestern Slates, grCatly
damaging ibe corn, buckwheat and to
bacco crop.
Pierideut Arthur is one of the 130,-
000 members of tlie Ancient order of
United Woikiuguien. He belongs to a
Trow York li y lodge, oad Is In full and
regular etaudlng.
Mr. I’lalno of M line Is of the opln*
iou that If T»en Butler is re elected
Governor of Mai-nachusetts he will In
evitably become the Democratic riom-
ineo for the ITcbideucy and will be
tlk'OUfci. r* _
11. is stated that (he bell* of Brig
ham Young have brought suit in Salt
LaKc City, U^ftb, against Fnaidcnt
Taylor, ut rheM'nmouctmich.aud his
gralid staff uf i ffleera, cftHiving- them
-’’h having stolen over S500,000 from
Yi>-ujg*» eatate. , ____
The crops in the eastern part 1 of New
England, it la sai>!, ACs-«dtflri i.ig se-
Vtirely IrotB the effects of a dloulb
wbldt has lasted nearly s x weeks.—
The farmefg; in several insiauces, have
liecn comp* bed to take tbelr cows from
t ie pastuics aud feed them upon win-
criticiMua will Imve the «ff-ct eff c<t-
rvctlng aliiisei ncy‘ year. The revolt :
of the deliberations was that poor re-1
tarue, cotutared with.pn vious years,
awarded the labor of the | rr-v-nt year.
Tb* TO urn for this wi s to be found In
the bod seari ms, whlrbgave an lufi -
rlor crop, nod the sldpi lug of tm^h
worthless product to the matkets —
1 h it all present will Increase their
mrcr.ee next year,ahows that they see
success ahead.” ?
Theie 1b a free rsilroad in Oakland,
Cal. That city Is across the b«y from
Hnn Fiartcisce, with a piqmlMtlon of
43,000. The oittral Pacific Company
needed a way (tirectly through if, aud
the prim ipaI street afforded the best
route ; but the people were reluctant
to have the tboroufhfare spoiled, and
only consented with tho provision that
no fares should be collected for rides
within the corporate Ifinlrs. There are
several stations on tills peculiar s c-
thm of the Hue, aud the residents use
the trains freely.
Sylvester Knott, a farmer of Erie,
Pa , became insane urnh r the preach
ing of the Salvation Army, and on Sun
day nailed his eight year old sou to u
larr.'e cross, driving spikes through the
chilli’s hands. B< leg Intel rtipted,
Knott lied, but that, night returned t"
his house, smashed iq the door, and
Carried hie daughter, a young lady, to
tho woods, where he bound her_jn a
pile of cord wood aud sh it afire. The
girl was rescued as the fl uues reached
her legs and Kuoit was secured Hie
daughter has been made a raviug-tna
nine by the frlgl*.
A recent article In the North Ameri
can Review shows >th»> great Import
ance of the primary schools. •'Out ol
( tie hundred boys and girls,” it says,
“who'go to the primary chools, only
about fifty go any fu11bor np rheTn 1 u
catlorml grade. About thirty advance
as far as the grammar schools, while
not more than three of the original one
hundred wbu.beg?m at tho bottom of
the ladder ever reach the top aud en
ter the high schools The important
fact which thcee-StallsiUs denmrw-trfft^
is that about one-half the children who
go to tlie public schools of this city en
ter upon tbelr life work with no more
education than they can pick up at the
primary < Htablishiuents, while of the
remaining hall 25 per cent, leave school
win u. or pei lnips before, they have
g um through the secondary course.—
The moial of Ihfae fads is so. plain
that there can be no disputing tt..—
Since twice as many pupils uttet d tin
primary tchools »s go to any other dr
liartmeur, and about one-half of them
go nowhere else, ti e primary schools
dererve and demand the largest Phan
of attention,and their* ffleiency shoulit
be raised to tlte Idctost Httajnabb
standard of *xceHen*-e tbcugh-it should
be mcessuty in order to accomplish
that result to curtail some of tjie <x
peases of tits other and higher branch
ep.”
The story that the Rev. R C. C* it p-
I ell, of Orangeburg, had eloped well
Mrs. L. 8. Biakeney is * fllcialiy derdei .
CHARLKS C. LKSLIE,
\ IVholemle ami Retail Dealer in
Fij.b, Gam(\ Lobslrrs, Turlies, Ter
rapins, Uyste r s, Elc.
Stall; Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Cltar-
lestefn, S.-€.
Having mado h‘"g« add id on s to my
business F oib prcj>areJ to rnmish F'isli,
Game. slro't notice.
AH orders promptly attended to.
Terms Carirbrtity Acueptauee.
sepIS Hm
PLEAS? TJRE AND PROFIT TO ALL
, VV..fqh and Jewelry Repairing and full linet>f (juodi. §f«eciahy, ma«utao*V»vlsg OOLb
Mr.bALSat ^
.1041 TV H. F’.KAUV','*.
Dealer in Di.itnqnja, Watcbea, Clockiand Jewelry, 72’J r, Jrjad' fi/r.-ct, (tp’si^iie (Vntnl
neie), Aiipmsln, (ia. aapt.H‘i? *■'
ff*» #/. Brig hum,
Odl UUOAO HXTlfOKT', AytFT.’MXA, O'A,
11 holesnlc nlid I’et iil Qj’oce'' and Agent for (!oiumerci»l f erMliner^, Keeps cotihtnnlli
inetote a full Mock of Fir.,t CIiism (iroceric-. Hugging and Tie-, » loch he offcru at prices tl '*
will compare Ikvorably wirlithtHC of any other dealer. Cnntuiiaaicua for celling coMon,
centa per bale Storage per taile per niontb, 1.1 cvtt*». " .
{tay-.-atislactinn gnarantecd in prlcc-MMid we’gbli*. Comigiunenta solicitod and lib'-ral
advances made on cotton in my uarehpuse. Oidcnt fille l ptvmptly and tuitUfactioa gtiar.
antssil. „ : ..——: .— — -——
s 'i ,I: - 4 av. if. nrtioii am.
NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE TH GET
Wc_arc going to move on tlie first of October, and will offer GREAT BAR
GAINS in anything In our store- IVc have an IMMENSE SlTiCK, .and as
Cj'Uiplele as atiy ever offeml in this city, but to avuid the troy lie and expense of
moving we will give all who buy from us reason to rejoice that we have determ
ined to move. Get your prices usd come and see ns.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND ITHUK LIST, OR CALL AND 8RE US.
J. L. Bowles & Co.
- 839 33road Street, A-ncusta, Gra.
FcplU‘27 '
TREASURER’S AFPCDiTMENTS
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PersTT T»fa>c«»S"i> <1tnf*r
R*bmwki.l. 8. Aug ltd, 1181.
The Trcaaorer wih to! at the follo»in|
placet for th* c-dleciion of taxea fer the' gg
calyatr f88 , i on the dnvs mentioned.
^ I ► *- H t—L'
Allendale, Thursday aud Kridi'y, Sept
11 hand 14 h.
h'rw inton Saturday. Sept. Vail.
Bild-'ck, Moti'bty, Sept. VTfh-:
Purse's 8iore, Tuesday, Sopt. ISth. “
Ashley’s home Stote, Wednesday, Sep.
t -ntbar lOthy-A,
bunbectjka^Thiw-dav. Fepi..2iMh.
Seven rtWs, Fri lay, Scpi. ‘Jlsl.
liirtiwell t>. If., Saittrilay, S«f t. 22nd.
Hlntitnii's Store. Monday, Sept. 24th.
WHIndon, Tuesday, Sept. 2‘>ih.
Hluckvilte, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept, 'jmh end 27th
ticorge’s Greek, Friday. S^pt. 2'-lh.
Kartiu ell C. Jl. frbm 21ia,i>t<puiiU 20th of
[October.
National llnnk bills, Gold «u<f Silver coin
eoo'vabie for taxes. t
Jury anil ‘witnes certificates arc rccciva-
dc for th«2d 4 milt L'ouitty Tax only.
Mutilalcd biPtriind coin.i will not be taken.
. After the 20tlt October II per cent, peu-
Vty wilt he added on all unpaid taxes.
N. F. KIRKLAND,
County Treasurer.
rugh-td -
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PUJiCIU.'INU AGENCY
-r-r^I*»»wMa wi' ytrlom*.- - .
TUo Gvcrg'ii Irani season L> over. It
has been the muct aueersaiul ever kn-rwn
ill that riiuto. The total Clop ut melon*
is estituatcil iTTC^CtDjDOO, of Yvltunt num
ber 5^100,(JUU wove tiuikcted aud the
rest Were consumed or wabted on the
plantations. This enormous crop, sup*
pletneitlctl hy tlio vogalab’c crop r 4f»Mf
paid the iarmers uhout $2.1t),()(Hi, which
may bo considered irjgtjplus above the
stiple crops. Much of the truck land
boa becu ustsl for cotton nud com after
the truck crops were tuluu off. ’Fhe sch-
son has hreuiitn unusually untoward due
for all kinds of truck, but it has been
nevertheless suliH'aetory on. the whole.—
It has demonstrated that large crops of
Uuck can he marketed, and next year
will see an increase in uctmgc and yield.
The value of the lauds iu the most
prosperous truck lamilMg counties of the
State has largc'y increased—the tux
bfoks show that the throe great truck
counties have iocreaaed in value tbit}
year os follows: Lowndw, 8291,000 ;
Brooks, 8198,000; Thomas, $293,000.
Good truede lauds, tin the line of tlie rail-
Our “brother in black” Ik the only
1 i t* pendent man we know of. He haa
■ -tHUbin.', caTeft.fi'r uoth'i-g,aud can live
(•n the ben rooat at night and jnraim-
urmrinnt immcadluealin-thH day.—
B er Coon, Bt> r P.'Hhnyliud Brer Hay
g od’a Bter Cuffy are the only pt ua-
l-etous hh*I happy citfOeua. — — - -
A fortigD cotreepondeut gays : “Miss
Clmmt eriaine, the AnterfeaTT bt aut/j
who I me partially put Mia. Ltngtry’*
noao out of j dot, la about to be mar-
Tied to Mr. J. 8. Cal tries, wbo Is now
s-tiled lu Wyomiug Terrlfs>ry,-where
tie is ktinwo aa a cHirte kilig. Mr.
Cut men io also a ctuok lawu-tenuis
player.” * __rz:
“Wiml,” «fks an exchange, ''are the
cause* of druukenheesy Well, we
can’t answer for all of tnem, but we br-
It- vo ttmt whi-1rry cuoaed a great dvaf
of It. Whiskey, air, r-aolntely sttrek
roads, are heiug rented for next year lor
U> $8 uti acre—choice laud
from $3,50
going even higher.
Tlie Atlanta Constitutiort says: The
melou nereage in Georgia will be l».rgcr
next year than this, aud tlie shipments
will be larger. Tb« acreage in all kinds
of truck will be Uigur. Where some few
men will quit the business, those *.vho
have goue iuto it earnestly and eareluliy
will add to their acreage. Wo way look
for larger orq^s 6f truck next y$ar and
prepare ibr it m time. Tlie first reform
will be made by the growers themselves
'1 hey will make their track lauds rich
so that the crops will be ful and prompt
arid ot tine qua'i y. They will sitip only
tlw best vegetables add melons, using at
ho»o or leeduig to stuck the inter mt
s|>edincns that would demoralize tin
genetui market. They will paeieearc-
lully, neutlv, aud watch the markets
ck»soty so n? to ship willt discretion. —
The railroads will be tcudy next year to
move the crops without a d.v's.deluy.
The e uumissiun merchants can do l>et a
tIiud they have done. 'By eal< u ating It
ruu oi'sitipuietJb they will receive, tl c
can by arrun^iug iu advayce couaectioit.-
to, will cause utmut as large a drunk
as anything we ever knew of, alliiougb
a jiidteioiiB mixing up of various dtiaks
will accelirute maltvrs If a uuu is iu a
liuiryTx-
A man In Newark, N. J., iu making
nriifidul eggq at. tbe rate of 2 900 a day.
Tho yolk is a mixture of Imitan meal,
corn starch and other ingredlHtitP, and
ih frozen irra ball and encased lit a
cbemto d tmliatlon of tbe white which
is also frozen and given a tbitt, filmy
aktu. The whole Is then enclosed in a
plaster of Paris shell and gradually al
lowed to thaw.
J. ASlIElt
—DF.ALER IN
CluOTHINCF »
OTTGENTS FtJKXISIIING GOODS
562 Broad Street, 1 Burch’s O.d Stand) Au
gutta, Ua.
Call nn 1 exaraiovniy stock before purrliss-
inj. In siylev, piifos red quality l lead
the trade and gvqgantee factory bar
gains to all who J'ATor masutixtluir trade.
MTlXIN T FORGbt IHL N UMBER.
etyH-14-— v*
Saloon and Restaurant.
• XjT^XIUS hew rectived hkWfII Known Sa
loon antiTlcsraurunt to No. 4527 Broid Street, next dix r above the store of Mr
Joint B-nes Moors w here he, ftoaapieiidfd'r6on« for tlieaecomnKwiuti<m of hisp.t-
r«>ns. The Bar, Oy^mr Stand and Cigar CiHtnleis are all eu the first floor. Tlie
upper parlors arc fi ted up for ladies and gentlemen. Tne be-t attention and polite
waiteis. AH articles served will be Fjrst J lass. —*sop 13 27
A chance is now offered the people of Barn..
Mil nud Mirromidihg cmutic'* to rrpleni.-li
tlir lioiiirs n ilb second-hand furnilurc, in
hi e iiiolanc yas g-md as new. from Auction,
ilso any thing in tlie regnUr course of
ttic froniM ncedlcion strain engine.
■id me your orders f r any thing you
mi waul and 1 will gimraniee good value
i'olhe-iiionty sent. /
Im rrgulariy established in thepiirchas-
itiitgency business and at at) times pro-
j>a< io cxecule orders promptly, having an
rxtwivc a-cqnainlance among Me business
metf rhnrle*T<tf»4 am in a posiiion lo get a*
lowtgures for uu^ iking 1 may want as is
posde to get.
88 foi circulars giving terms and citv
refeieea.
- NJ. Merchants wishing my sor-vices
can arrnngrrncm ! tor the pur-
chins general merchandise.
0. T. ANDREWS,
18 ilayi.e Street, fharlestoo. •
jul> 2m
'him Carolina Uaihv«y %
^.Bmrntg -Jtnnr'24Hi I8SJ, tr.invk
will run as ioliutrs:
■ . ; - _ ■ ' ^ I . - .
Bargains at Blackville
)
OF CLOSE BUYERS l AM NOW RECEIVING
FOR THOUSANDS
the lalgt-sl clock uf . ...
General IVlcrchandise
Ever brought to the State. Htid I pledge my reputation to tlie ttuth i>f this as
sert ion. »’
~ Tuey were bouglit. for eash, far b<4ow iiiark**! q'lotatiiitis, aiid will l>*- sohi f -t
oasti ut prices Uo|y couipeliuo**. N * mvicUuut Ut lb’* S aue caiw.aadi aa
f-r Uts d*‘i*st us 1 can. .
A cordial Jniltatl»u 4* vxtvU led to tl)« people of all tbe aurromidiug counties
to visit tne ait«l tx imlne my
I AUGUSTA DIVISION.
1VE8r.
(IMIy) (Iwilv, except
Leave Ctcston
Arrive at-anckvillc
ia-nve
Leave E'li
Leave .11 lay
Leave lli«rg
Leave Grabs
Leave Ijen
Leave Bla(||e
Leave l-iiko
l.e 've IVtllR
Arrive at At->ia
On inlays.;
8 81 a m
10.45 a in
10.50 1; in
t> 11 a m
11 tl* a m
6.06-a 111
11.10 a in
6.18am
11.17 a m
6 27 a 111
11.30 a m
6.4*2 n in
11.40 a ai
ti.i>3 u at
1 lri7 a m
7.01 a 1.1
12.r0 in
12 ffc-p m
7.15a m
7.22 n ni
f. 40 u ui
' 9.vio « m
EAST.
- (I wily]
t.nave Angir
Leave IVilbs
la-ave KJko
l.cave ftlaclie
lwave t^-ea
Leave Orntn*
Leave I*, ilut*
leave Midwt
t.eave Kdislo
.AJ.ftl Braurte-
f.eave Hrnnclo
,lr atCbnrlei
| batty except
d.-ll p III
1.17 p m
6. Kl p ni
ti. 18 |> ui
(•.2 ’> p in
K.JTT p In
U.At* p ,i
C.ftJB] m
7.10 f. o'
7.2n p m
W.O ) p ta
lu.5(t p in
Master's Sale-
Stott of South Carotin*,
Hum writ Uottnly
Jamea 0. Milhous ai d others,
vs. J. J. Brabham, Admi
irotorS. L. Milhous
J. D
Court of Common
Copeland
' vs ll.
hers, |
tiuis- - Pi
t
t'
art U ion
Tbe velrrans of tbe Third R -giinent
•>f tbe State uf Maine, at tbelr n)utb
reuoloa held at WtiRJtrop Id tbe Bute
- ftiiW*, tfnaolthously and srlth ap
plause adopted a roaolittloo requesting
tbe Maine dolegatiup iu Congress to
ask Congress toe-met a taw
lag tbe ebtubllsfituent and tDaiste-
baoc*-, under government direction, of
suitable homes for ex-Confederate sn|-
diers and sailors disabled daring tbe
i&te war.
A doctor undertook to explain to bis
little daughter tbe difference between
the allopathic and the homeopathic
schools of mediclup. He told her that
boniajpatby meant ‘small quantities’
-md allopathy meant 'large qua*titles.’
HD daughter, • catching^ tho Idea,
promptly excDimcd ; •'Then 1 know
what Mrs. Parker meant when sbesaid
lister Vary was out of propori os ;
she’s got a boituoipatblc uoee and al
lopathic feel I ’
Tbe Atlanta Corsiltutioo says:**
“The couveotlon of truck farmers held
io Thomasville was remarkable for Its
.food aUuudnnco and tbe ear sea mess
>f its members. Called together, as it
«as, for tbe luterchaugu of opinions,
.be members very frankly stated tbe
•bstades which they hod encountered,
and while severe In some cases
tu uii the tow us tributary lo I Lo ci iv.b i** Uruliroadeis up tv'-toqil—itimfinru itudr
/ • * “
■-* , V. - - — • _ ’
FoPc^loHhrc.
James0. Milhous aud others.
By virtun of aa seder made in these enus-g
by llononibls J. S. C.thruii. I'lesiiting Jiut^c
on the 2'.Hli day ol Juuc^lHSJk.I will sell ut
Bnrnwetl Ciiiu t lloate within ibe legal hours
of sule. on sale <b»y in October next, the
tract of land described in (he pleading
herein, to wit: A osHSin tract of land situ
ate near Bamberg in the county and Slate
aforesaid, containing about otic hundred and
lifly four nrres. bniisded on the North by
lands Of John InSStnetf, on the South by
kinds of R..B Sams, ou tlie East by lands of
Joseph Etkius MKiiatThe West by lauds of
L. J. Sandifer.
Terms Ctwh. Piircas«er to u \j for papers.
- G. UUNCAN BELLINGER, Master.
sapU 4w
BltckyiRf Stuir for Sale or Keni.
vlf I
The subscriber ofletw for sale, en very rca
soaahls-tsiWM. his Jtorc in Blackville, 8.
where Kc latefy did business, Will abo con
-idersn otter to rest from a res^tmsibte ppr
ly. • J.. A. BUHCK.ilVER.
Or apply to W. If. BELLINGER.
. ' ‘ Blackville, S. 0.
*ep<6-2w i ,,
STOCKHOiDEKS’ MEETING.
Orricx er tub Fxixjiouxt Mamik'o To.
Faikxouxt, 6th September, 1881.
A meetiLg of tl*e Stockholders of the Fair-
mount ManufacMtHagCempany will beheld
si Williston on F^lay, 21st last, at 10
o'clock a. m.
, J. w. WOODWARD, President.
}, R. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
’ * sepd ltw
Robt D. White,
MAltDLE
AND
«RANIT>» WOItKS,
MEETUMi STR«KT,
.A ft'orficr lisrlbeck's Alley)
<’H ARftjlCM'TpNr. «. c
juscO- ly - I »
E-vf I fed assured that I can and whl give satisfaction to all who tn ty ^nvosine
witti their patronage. * —-
FOR TPIK LADIIlS
. invite sp-cial sttentiau to my inagnltWnt stock .*r H'h’cs from tlie best
t mskers Tb*-y were houjrilt (lut4tur fhe Pamu uli't w ill be s-dd at i'anic Prieet*.
A Hup-rb Mock »'f HnTTq l<()lilietivJ , 'lowerM, all tbe new fal/l ies ilt Dtess t/nDtla j ^^y^ llranclil
t.onve n.ackvr
Ar. al An gust a
from fogt colored prints at 5 cents per yard loThe tiocet Silks «t 5)8 p< r yard.
Handkerchief*. (4l"V*s, P**ifumellea, U ntTell ts, Satch' Is, li-s. Hosier j-, Kuit-
nng Cotlou, HolQings. Jewelry ami ail Toilet Brio u Biac lU per crut. lower
than any other house iu the ttlate.
Fcyt M4£N
The jnrgept Stock of Pine Clothing and yurniah|ng (lootls in I he State
Buits for boys of 4 yents anil ^»r men wei«liiiig 8<K) i' umts, H"d for ail intt r-
tm-diato ar-' s and t-izes, Buggies, Wagous, Harness;-HiiiFilery, U:ut»rsUtw», Lar
ged stock of s'Hndaid Domeaiie?, Bagging and Ties. He ivy stock of
F'tJR.JVriTUR.E:
From the plainest to the finest Parlor Setts.
Improved '~~
Full Hue of Drugs.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
4 *• ''~^T~ ~ - —
And u full line .of Hardware, Tlaaod Crockery ware. My atock of^.,
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Is complete s(nd sufficient to feed all the hunury people In this section cf tlx*
State. And dout you forget that my prices are far cheaper than those of any
competitor. Before buying elsewhere call aud see me. It will pay you.
I have not time or ajuun to describe my stock, hut It ts complete In every da-
PHt iment. Hard times sre ahead of us, but short crops and l"W prices will not
hurt the people wh<< trade with me. My experience aud capiul justify me iu
inakiog these promises—und l will keep them.
Always glad to see and serve my customeig.
Simon Brown,
BLA.OKVILLE, S-C
< ;.i 1 in
"8..19 n m
9 0« a in
18 n m
y.21 m m
9 ^91» m
9.17 »ni
y io H m
lo.lll :t ui
■10. if nwr
.10.28 ii ui
1742 |> ni
, ( ULi.\\ DIVISION— tVhdT.
fDl Except Suudrty.J \
Lettvs Bmnche H.UtU :u 7.80 p w-
An i'v* ut Cm ft y u,’,^ ,,,
Arrive sir.diU 4 40 ]i ul 10 11 p m
6.8(i u ni 0;2'> pm
6 30 m in 4.20 p, m
Ai ; . ai UfTiucU 0 16m w S.oop m
LXPi^DjGLV) IVESf.) .
If.' (i p n:
t 30 a in ^
3.11 n in
6 0# a in
TXj?Rj(DAILY) EAM')
Lew* AugmUa y co p m
Ar. at I’.tnckTd U.24 pm
ArntBrnnihil , !.:{()• m
Arrive m Ubsija 5.00 a ^
‘dpECTIGNg ■'
(Vnnocttom* hm Augnsiit with Gcrrgi-i
R. R. to fWut ljllt p Tuiv IVcsu and S..iuh*
we.Hi, wit ii.i lmigle*p*r get ween Charlex-
ton and A flaiiUKipM-Hii train
Leave I 'okuutt
Iwfive ('umdel
l.»nv* I'lmrlev
t onneclions n H t l'k»rleii|nn wilh Noith
Fj»?tern IL R. fdiU.x North and with New
York 8) en men q unlayi.
OaunectioHs m ('oluiiibia nithlv#
AH the lute*t- hiwbin and Grille It. K.ami riiarldiie
Columbia «nd ttn «. t0 aild from .,u'
^omis o« both H.
fonuectioiik nut BkckaiUe with Baru*,
well R. It. '
D aU’.N.G. P.&T Act.
JOHN R. PKfienenil Manacer.
<—> ...
ri
sr 16
Announcement Extraordinary*
V *
For ch op goo^g, fair dealing, and, moat, Important of all, juat weight* and
fufl mess uemeut go to tbe cheap cosh sloes at Marlins, P. it. & A. Hallway,
cwmd by (
J. I*. EX* XiIS.
Who has just received and l« daily replenlahing.from the ebeapeot markets of
tbe world a t ill and complete stock of goods.
1 would els > announce to my friends and the public generally that I have re
cently comple «d a thoroughly rquJpped Steam Ginnery, *nd am satisfied that
all who may give me tbelr work In this line to do will be pteased with the re
sult. I will de'lvcr after hAvlng ghioed and packed ail cotton entcusted to uie
on the R Ik PI ufurm for 40 ctsTper cwt. for the net weight of bale.^ _ .
J. L. EUto.
aug233ui
l
3
W H. KKLX, Y\* -
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
L. A IC V #L. L. F, M. C
Pt ouipUiCcb a specialty
• Registration Notice
, Tlie Regialrntisn Book* will be ep. t> si IF«
rountv sewt op the First Mondiy in eatb
month until forther noticeia given.
~7R(). W. UoLMEfi, £u|wrvuH>r.
dec.'l U
Alva Cge & Co.
PROPRiRS OF THE
Charles Icc Uousc,
Market, Cor. Ch St, Charleston, S. C
Shipping, St^at,and City Trade
Supplud.
Icc Packed the VmHrj a Spe
cialty.
__ !___ fthl5-1 v
AUQ-Ua HOTEL-^
nrtOAU hTj6 uia-r a . o a
HEAP. hAlb (.uossisa.
in tlie Reap, f'Leice
alwaa on kind.
Slvleon European
V...U.U* «.»».. • U '*• "" l -* 11
WTELECT BELLS-**
T"
J. w.
Wh-eiwrigiit
A
•♦j,
«6V”-
BLACK
Is now aud at
first class work
rial to do *U
stj-Vj and at mmm:
itstubHo
to all persMOn w
THC8. MO AMR,
FAVfifll .BL.K
Shsiins; and Hi isdas Saloon,
IU MARK rEEKT,
v (Du* J>oor Km ag Street,)
CHAlfON, s. u.
matuO-ly
w»* *, '
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