The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, September 27, 1883, Image 2
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John f. Ililincs Kditurand Pruprictor.
)<AK6RST
COUNTY CIRCULATION
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2^. 1*W
BamiiKun, Sept 25lh. (lie ncgm-iu Hie ub-lmct lim. been
Tlie Cv'orjjia i^i-lrttilrc nfunod Ji>«t
n-cek t« pay the fhncrnl cxpenwa of the
Iitte fior. Alo*. II. Stepbcne.
K^tiinatef el the cotton yield arc rnp-
flly gWvring innallcr, bnt prices will n f
iipf)ie< iat« UifttciUlly until the crop gets
out of the bands of the farmei st *
iim
The nnnunl oonetnimft of the AVo-
men’s ChrUtiuu Temperauc« Union of
fhis {'late will he hold at Spurtauburg
on the IHih and I'.Hh ef October.
The colored Nutionnl epoveutiou is In
sewiiou at 1 ouisvillc, Ky. T«renty*iei*en i
Steles are repivsentod by two hundred
n*iid iffty dc'egntcs. I). A. Striker is
tlie mist piomiujnt
Rtete.
dc!egute from tins
Tar
ft is the rare exception to And people
who nfll pay tuxee If they can crude it
as witness the returns of personal prop,
City by itlecitlsens in sotliO of the comi
ties in this Stnte for tnxntion. FslgeficH
county, for instance, has twice the wealth
ot Ltxingt iu, yet it -Joes not return ns
niuch personal property. This course ac
tually makes the eitiaens ot this county
juiy p^rt of the taxes of the citiacns of
JCdgeficld and other counties like it.—
Lexington Dispeteh..., -—
Whal n Nc|>nblU-iiH Mnjrs.
fituator Callom, of Illinois, gives it
trs his luipresaion that the tariff will be
an issue in the J’i evident id canipaigu
newt year, He believes the Republicans
are willing to make it so and that a ina-
j-why nf the Draiocfats in (longreas
turthex-tho project by trying^ to tiuker
w’ith the tariff next winter. Tlie Re-
puhlicati pafty r the Senator says, is get
ting into sjdundld condition for nexf year.
There never was greater harmony in the
organixation, the factional quarrels of
last year haring all been healed.—N. V.
Tribune.
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Mwathcra Meiiia«wrlMl MCfttlpacwl.
It so happened lately that three United
States Senators from the tiulf States
were in the city of Now York. A rc-
I>ortcr of that statineh Deuioeratic jour
nal, the New York -Wot Id, requested
their views on making the tariff a lead
ing issue iu 1884. The distinguished
Democrats who were interviewed weie
Pugh, of Alabama, George, of Mississip
pi, «b4 JonttS, of Ljiiisiani. Here is
'tvhat they stated on the subject:
MsidPuglK Aluhi»TWV*M ‘ft gainst
(uTTFier discussion of this tariff qucs<
lion until after the election of 1884.
8aid George : The tariff must be let
severely alone until after wre have elected
a President. There is no need to be in
ft ^urry. The people are discus. 1 -ing-tbix
tariff question for themselves, and when
they have made up their minds they will
net.
Said Jonas; The tariff must not-be
made the main i-suc in the next cam* -
paign. Uur enemies are extrejuely «ux>
runs that it should be, but the Demo
cratic party Will Mirely» j bo wise enough
in its caorcntion to keep it out. It will
ruiri trs-ff k dominates the strugghs;
To the Temperance P
County. |
Wc have been selected by th
School Convention and uihier
sens who met with ituiT*Wi
Friday, the 21st tuslftii^ to ta
call a convuatiou of those who arc inter
estod in tin temperance movement in
this county with n view of taking the
most proper measures to forward the
cause. Wo trust (tint we nil. be encour
aged in this good work by n general in-
fefe.lt in the matter, and request that
each church of every deuomiuaiion, will
through its (dlieial head or controlling
official*, assemble its cMgregation and
such, other good citizens as may be will
ing to co-opcrntc with us at their ear
liest cottV'-nieucc mid select delegates,
say one to every ten attendants, to meet
af Barnwell (’. II. on Tn^day, the Kith
day of October next, at 12 m in cotrmt-
tion to take such steps as they may deem
proper and’expediont.
T. J. (’oners, "j
1) 8, IlfttR, H C'otmnittcc.
K, T. Moorr. j . —
An KnaiUnic.
Tim following Is the programme tot
the bent Ut tif tlie colored iniuiftfoi a anil
cl oh co ns of ibu Bethleliem Assi'datiou!
L cture ou the woik of tho chilatfuu
mlulatry, by Rev. J F. Bulst.
Lecture on ti e absoluto necessity of
an educated ininlutiy, by Rev. R. Car-
roll. • —
Lecture on cl urcb discipline,by Rev.
W. U Rice.
Lecture on the duty of. the deacon
ship, by Rt-v. John G. Williams.
Lecture on u Isoiouary work, by Rev.
J, 0. Cr. u.-h.
L'-ctine on t- mpenuice.by Mies E F.
Rnthiard, t f New York.
The duty of the pastor to the Sun-
dsy school, by Revs. G. Klikl «ud uud
A J. S;ukes.
’ V SKlUtOftS.-
On Justlfletthui, by Rev J Fr Bulat.
Oa MaucUBcatlou, by Rev. John O.
Williams. “ '
Oa the Ordlnam es, by Rev. W. D.
Rt«e.
Oa preparation nnd delivery of ser
mons, by 1W. R. (’nn bit.
First meetir.ir willt e held af 1 Gra
hams, T. O. with the Rome Rapt’st
church Thursday, October 4tb, at 10
a. in.atnt wilt continue unti
OcfoLer 7ih. .A1J ministers and den-
cons of the Bqtldehcni Association are
earnestly rtquested to attend atid re
m tin through the entile meeting of
the four days. Ample provision will
be made for all deh-g itf-s and visitors.
R. Cakk Lh,
Missionary of the Relhlcbcm Aasocla-
tiou.
Preamble ami resolutions adopted
tty the Barnwell Baptist Sumiav Bcliool
Convention at. Its recent meeting:
Whereas, the sale and use of spir
ituous hquots within the county of
Barnwell is still striking with telling
• ff ct upon the moral six! religious In
fluences of our peoph-, and whereas It
lias become the great barriei In tit'*-
wuy of :he progress of every lor/.'uu-
ilou, and whereas it btbQQifVs evCi v
good citizen lo put fojiii every off rt
to check the evil. Then fore be It
Resolved 1st. that this body, the
Barnwell Bup’.^t 8undi<y bchool Con
vention niuY ps filends and visitors,
having-‘Hanenibled, not ss a religious
d¥^>ulz ulon, but us Gillistlau people
and citizens with thogoouof the whole
people ut heart, cluimlug the right to
STRANGER S
oe of Chai
several
nthroptc gentlemen who came down
licre to elevate tlie negro, raise Old
Nick and put the&tjite Treasury far up
the spout! They have-a-negro‘judge in
MiiMaclHi*ctU f The joke is the j .kc of
the oontary. 'rtie- fui/rs it is thoaght
over tlie better it wKoqiss. Only one
thing is lucking lb isake our rsveuge
oud the iiecunicj; of the paral'el com
plete. Butler ought to be a penniless
carpct-bftggor IVom^IassHclfusetls. But
ler is as great and complete a miscella
neous ru£cul us Chambcrluin, hut
us I'hnmbcrluin, hut he
ha? property cuuu^h to make pt^.-oual
and direct Moaliug uuuovcessury. Un-
fortunutcly fbr Me. Uhainberluiii he
wus not so lucky, and this State has
good reason to regret that ha came to
her in nn impoverished condi'ion oud
departed with flourishing finances. But
Butler's general character, and the
eagerness lie has shown to degrade and
injure tlie best people of his £tnte,
match Olnmherlain’s characteristics
c^pPtly. And now lip has appointed a
Jhdge in the t’hsrlestown Ki -
tiegro
triet jtifet as t’humbci Uiu uppo'ntcd
many u one iu the Charleston District!
The subject is htseinating. W'e would
like to pursno and discuss it indefinitely.
We could cull attentiou to many bcuuti
ful coincidences between the couduct and
clmrscter of the Massachusetts Govert
nor of 8ourh Carolina and (lie Mas*
saclmsetts Governor of Massachusetts,
twins by parentage and in knavery
and effrontery. 'But wc forbear. We
have hut ouo thing more to, say : If the
new colored Judge in Charlestown
District will appoint a colored officer of
the color, general appearance and ch«r<
aeter of the most of our colored offi
cers he|e before 187G, and if that
officer wiR—worlr i< ujr a ctUfe against
Fiishie Hour and ador.cn other white
cravuttcd snd'ltiJ' gloved Mausachu-
setts saints who have wondered so
priowsly at Rebel lawlessness uud restive-
nesi under negro rule, wc will guar,
uutec that the entire expenses of the
performance will be paid by citizens
bf (ireenvillc county. We further
promise, that^. if proper notice of tlje
entertainment is given,-ten thousand
cjtizcus of this State will walk to
Charlestown IwreMotod if «uch loco
motion is necessary t.) get them there.
A colored Judge in Miu-sachusetts the
home and fast friend of Chamberlain
and Whitlcmore! Appointed by
Bemocrntfc Butler! Can’t smneoody
set it to music? geiji ^jt lie turned
out iu the shape of poetry? We
would like t 0 sing it.—Greenville
News. , i
earnestly request that the County
Chairman, Executive Committee or
whose ever duty or privilege it may
be, to call a convention of the people,
that he or tbe£ do so si the earliest
practicable moment for the purpose of
discussing and deteimlhlng whether
of tiol lLe question bf license and no
liceuH* be submitted to'ths qualified
voters of tho county st the ensuing
live, that our Senator andlb pteseuta-
1> ptei
lives may be advised am to fheTwIll ot
14 wus Certoialy UeawlMe.
The Millcdgcville Union and Recor
der contains the following:
A few weeks ago we saw a man get
i.p in church and heard hifn tell how he
had been converted and blessed by his
loving Heavenly Father. Last 8utur‘
|ny wc sat at our office desk, when tlie
same man approached us and said :
“I owe you some money fer your p i-
pciulon us cIUz-uh, they therefor* per and want to pay you.”
•;»»
“Where did you get it?
‘•Here.'’
We took down our subscription h*ok,
ran over the names, and failing to find
his, we asked > r : r
“When did you get itT'
'•‘Five or six years ngo,” he replied.
all yottr frfehds jukJ The rust of mankind tlint J. W.
0., the 41r«iid Street Grocery 0|)po^tc the AugunU
Hott, hnvSi s is store and for sale a full stoc^. of ^Lvjiio nnd Funcv
GrocprieB of the bpst brands and at price*, to auit the tunc*. The
nimble penny i« better than the slow .shilling. Live and let live
i» their motto* A choice fttock of thp j^t Liquors ahvay* in store.
Prompt attention given to all order*,4.'
Mr. J. H. I^evy i* jvith Ihe house and will be pteased to sec nyd
nerve his many friends in Carolina.
CJOJNSUONMICNTH Of* COTTON HOCICITKO.
PI^EAStJKB A.1STD "PROFIT TO -A.LI
Specialty, manufacturing G01
W lch and Jo i.slry Ui-paii ing and full line of Goods.
MKD.VLSat
" ‘ ifOUN H. KKARV’S#.
TKKAD THIS!
BUT COME AND BE CONVINCED THAT BETTER BARGAINS CAN
be had ut —
than at any other storr in this Congressional District.
Anything aud everything in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
to bc'sold.at prbes to suit the times.
MRS. MOLAIR has just received her Full Rock of
I'
MILLINERY,
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and so satisfied is she of its superiority that she invites' nn inspection of the ladies
generally, confident that her 8tyles and Prices will give complete sutisfaetiou.—
Type r.m not describe her stock., It must he seen to lie appreciated. Hats, Bon
nets, Feathers, Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Velvets, j/nccs, Collars, Jewelry, Gloves,
Satchels and everything kept iu Millinery Stores.
Millinery a Specialty.
She is now enlarging her Millinery Rooms aud invites the frequent calls of
fiicuds. . . ‘ '
her
The stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
is complete and will be sold as cheaply as at. any olhiV stoic in the State.
A splendid line of Roots nnd Shoes from the host manufacturers and nil
Warranted as Represented.
For Men and Boys a full line of Clothing aud Furnishing Goods of the -
We then rcfbrrcd to old books that had
been -laid aside for several years, and
prlioary elect too for ouo Rep rescut u- f onn j his name stricken with 83 stand-
their constituents on the nil important
question of Liquor License iu this
cdnnrjr/ - • -*•*
Resolved further. That a committee
of three bo selected W> adopt sueb
measures as iu thcir< judgment, may be
proper for the carryinc Into effect the
"pTjffjpOTwrtif theso resolutions.
, WfLUsfoN, a. G., Bept. 24,1883.
£ditor People t
Aecoidiug to the appointment last
aprlog, the Barnwell Baptist Sunday
School Convention met ut Wllliston
last Friday. There webs a good many
ft •ople In attendance on Filday, and
lifter it seroioh wr« pfenched by Rev.
Mr. Bostick of Barnwell, some imp r-
tant questions werftdlscuafleiL OuFrB
day night the temperance question was
brought up. Interesting aduresei-s
Nowlliern Collos .Milla.
New Yotk Herald : According to Hie
O immorelal and Financial Ch
flgures, the amount of ctdton used by
Southetu mills during tke ( ybnr ending
-SeptemberT was tines hundred aiid
«vcro delivered Fy Capt, U. S. Hair, Got
T J. Counts and others.
Saturday mortdng. after the business
ot band bad been finished, ths meet
h}g adj turned about 2 o’doek. Batur-
ihry night • Isgant Addresses were de-.
ilvered by Rev. M. R. Bunres^ad oth
ers for the Mary Hailey Mission Fund.
After the addree#es a ddltetjoo
amounting to twenty six dollars was
taken up for the support of u mlsslon-
•aiy In China.
On Sunday morning, although It
Atoked very much like rain, the people
oaine in from all directions aud about
fl o'clock, when the sermon was «om-
mend'd by Rev. W. D. McMillan, |r
was found that the Baptist church
would nut hold all the people, so Mr.
last. The figures furthermore show
that In recent years the consumption
has Incioased at a far greater rate In
the Southern tiffin In Northern mills.
ThMsfatffs are proof .that the South
da making rapid strides ju the msnu-
fucture oMts great staple. The | cos
perlty already uttniu^d has given a
lively impetus to the constiuctlon of
new mills In various quartets and the
enlargement of the capacity of the old
ones. In doing this ths Southern
Guthbert preached Iu tbs Methodist
church, afld both churches wete very
very full. At! o’clock the congrega
tions were dismissed, uud ut half past
four they all met In a Sunday school
frtass meeting. Excellent speeches
w«-rs delivered by Gspt. Moore, Mr,
Uuthbrrt and others. Tbs meeting
was then dismissed and the convex
tlon closed. During the whole conveo-
Goa everything went on oloely and
everybody seemed to enj >y themselvee
greatly. Blackvlfle, Bamberg,Angus
ta. Charleston sad 8avarnish were rep
resented by several handsome }ounir
ladles. Before Ihe goitvemloo closed
ft was decided that Wllliston Is the
town In Barnwell county.
1 * Fcribk.
Moslems believe tli|tt the world will
come to an end at the.close bf the tbir-
ffrclft Mphamircdau oefltury, which
on or abottt Novetaber*8th. Oue
i of tlie case Is ttmt
reasoaabie. fsatke of ths unpleasant-
liars Is to be given, as the tradition <W-
cisiss the firm If.aTI iIMTn the West
during ths DaatadHn fast this month, j. . ., , .
It Is e«*H th*f » prociaunUon bss been f^ ue H ro j*"! 2 ® - U JL
C[sqs.direct log true lx-
LTl^Yliaal day.
tblny one thousand hales. This shows
iflt
that the consumption of cotton In the
South has com-lderably more than
doubled wlrtfln the past four years.
and tbatsft In more than ninety tbous
and hales more ibis season il4n If wtts.
Ia*V N’itix Fn t*# 1%o
Elect none but live, educated men
diiectors.
Have good scHoolhou- es, neatly built
aad well ventilated, and thoroughly
supplied with good lurulture and ap-
puratua,
States are qbnply developing an Indus
[im tbet
try for whliffi they bavq peculiar ustli
ral ttdvuutagts. i/Ibey have it in their
power to make the South a great cot-
yon tmitiufaeturlng centre, and It Is a
matter for natlaual congratulation that
they are
grass in that direction.*
Chlrkm* CdoiMff llpwae to Roost.
The avenging sugel evidently ha*
charge of the State of Muasachu^clti
disguised as Ren Busier. ift was
elected governor, which in itself was a
most dreadful puniahmeut lor the “bet**
ter element” of the highly rc
spectablc aud rigidly righteous of Com-
UMHiwcn'tlis Now be has appointed a
full blooded negro justice of the JHs-
triet Court of Chsrljsto^n District.
It Ren Butler couliiiucs iu this way wc
ghall i learn to l«-ve jiiin v Wc have
already moderated ^our grief over the
fact that he was net captured and
hanged during .the war. Wo recog
nize him os a useful taqu—nay, a most
delightful man! He fs administering
liberal doses of her medicine to Massa
chusetts, ami ihe wrihiugs and con-
tertiona of tho venerable coucoctor of
nauseous compounds for the rctnaiii ler
of (lie State are magdlficeqUy funny. ,, *7*
.**• —■ -•- ^ygnastbi^ *•
pomted hy
(J jveruor!
L. .
Boa Rutler ; ss Democrat
lo
lisoa^Lvuetts, where
iug against him. lie remarked, as wc
handed him a receipt iu full;
“I am glad to get it off my mind.”
TI ^ fv.. . , * ,>--« will c©me-fbrir«nf at once Hiitf setilr un us
Here wus a practical result of change n^uv.herinJaiKcncc willbeR.ven.
W. H. KKNNEDY.
illiston, September ITili, 1883.
~ sefTO-tf
A
of heart. Religion will make a man re
member aud pay his debts. After all
genuine,, practical, couimcu souse rcli
gion is the great need of the country. It
will not only H<\ju>t all small diftcreitccs
between individuals, but it will solve dii-
fieplt problems iu business and politics.
etckool.
Gwwwiry
Have flie scbool year comraenre the
first Monday in September, and con
tinue, with the holiday vacation, Uli
the first of May following.
Employ none but trained teachers,
or those qualified to bad. rather than
mislead the young.
Retain the same teacher throughout
the school year. ' '
- Pay said teacher enough to enable
him to live and have u little money to
spend for fit lug himself for higher
usefulness in his calling.
Don’t employ a teacher because he
underbill* some one else, for iu ninety-
nine out. of a hundred eases be is
worthless. Cheap teachers, like cheap
jewelry,'are not made of good mate-
xiaL Avoid them
REBT MAKE AND MATEHIA1
Trunks, Tobacco, Drugs and Hardware. —
Wc arc tog ^usy to specify, but ask all the people lo come to sc^us, for if good
goods, cheap prices and courteous attention will help to-build up Barnwell wc will
do nur tull part in developing our county scut. __
CJO^FtceTlONKHIKW—XNO CAN *404)1)*.
|yAn Old V irginhi Welwuie to all comers.
Dealer Ipjpiamnix)*, Wnl dies, tHeck* ami JssrArf, 720"
Ilotrl, On.
Street, Opposite Genii
»epl8-27
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ff 9 . Mi* Brig hum.
41 .'1 lino A 1) NT.Tt.JK 1ST, AIJOUNTA. OA.-
IViiq'caalc and lletiil GrPoev end Agent for ('ommercial )ertlli*er*. Keeps conatanl
in MorcH tull stock of f'ir„l ClrfasGroceries, llaggiug ami Tics, which heoffersal prices III
wilt compare fiivor.ibljr wiihihose nf imy other ilcitler. ComniUticmifor seMing cotieu, <
cento per tmlc ‘Sloruge per bale per mouth, l.>cenU.
RaT.s niiotiieium giiarmiiseil in {uicesaud wc^g^ls. Com-igtimtnts solicited and libei
advance 1 ) made on cotion iu my wnrchua.sc. prders tllcJ prenipily and autief.iclion gu*
nn»«*ed. *
M-ptc- 4. W. IT. lilt IQ HAM.
NvAV IS YOUR CHANGE TO GET
NYc are going to move on the first of October, and will offer GREAT BAl
GAINS in anything in our st ore. Wc, hnve «u IMMENSE STOCK, and
complete as,aiiy ever oflhrcd in ibis eitj 1 , but to avoid the trouble and expense
moving we will give ah who buy from us icuson to rrjotec that wc havC delcn
ined th moye. Get your prices and conic,and see us.
V/RITK FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST, OR CALL AND SEE U
repl 3
J. L. Bowles & Co
^839 13road Streejt, A-ugu«ta, Oa.
Saloon and Restaurant.
LFX1IJS=; rjETsTSOT^tr^ retroveJ hU Well Known S
loon siiid Uc§t:iuiiint to No. G27 Dm id Siryot, nr^t dm r above the store of M
John D n-s M.oorS w here he has splendid rtioliis for the uceomaxHlation of his p i
n ns. The Bar, Oyster Stand and Cigar CouuteiH arc all on the first floor. Tl
iqiper parlors are fi icl up for hidios and gentlemen. The bc-t attention and polii
wait ns. A-'l sirtules served will he First Class. • scolJ.^i
6 ■
Bargains at Blackville
r
FOR THOUSANDS
tlie luigtbl block of
I - ,
BUYERS I AM NOW- liECElVIX*
General Merchandise
A.
Ever brougiit to the State, nud I pledge my reputtktion to the truth of this w
aertion. • - . » ~~
Tin y were bought for caali, far In low m irk“t q iotations, nnd will he bold ft
uhsI) ut piWa thut dt-fy v‘inpelition. No luciehaot ^lu the Siutw can bell*
iniieh for ilit* dullai' hh 1 eiin,_
A i' 1 -t dial inMtatiox ih i-xu n led to the people of all the surrounding coaulit
tj visit me and ixunii.e my —
Immense ' Stock 9
For I find aosirml that I can and will give sat iafactlou to ull who may farot^tr
wiih^ibeir i>att»iiage. i 1 - | —^
\
Fort TriFiAiriFs.
L
hi | 2<Mf
rCOTKJF.
All persons imlehied to I he undersigned
iH ceme-forward- at
no furtherdixlttlgencc
Alva Gage & Co.
PBOPRIETOKS OF THE
Charlestimlcc House,
Market,Cor.Church St. ChurlcaUm, S. C
Noutli Carolina Hailway.
Commonciu” June 24ilt 1H8’», Train'
will.run as lyllows : ^
** r^TI 71T! 4 7
tf.lu.M mjC
I -invite isp-'einl Httention to my maanifleent «toek of Sho^s from the bn
j knakefb* Tbt y wei«’. lioiStfif diitlxgjji.e I’anie nrxl will be Hold ut Pmdc Pricei
A biip< rb block of,.Halt), ]tnuiu-t*q Flowein, nil tbe new fahrtre in DtepHGood
from luHt colored pimts hi 5 eentH jier yard to the fioest Stlka at 83 p* r y»n
UHiidkerrhiefH, Hlov*-*, I’eifumeilen, Umtuellua, Hatchi is, T|eH, v Hoeb-rj', kali
Mng Cotiuo, Itufiliiiga. Jewr liy Mpu all Tofiet Brie a Lruc IU per cent, iowv
; in the State. ' ' ^
tft-M- -..cni f -m*v. -V* t
FOIt MFN-
AL'GUSTA DIVKSION.
...WIMT. '■
(I*.iil)/ l (Daily, cxrcpl
buiitiay.*.)
Supplied. |
Ice Packed
ciultv.
for
the Country, a Sptf*
\ *
fcbl5-ly
J. W. Strickland,
Wh ’flwriRht aul Blacksmith,
blackville; s. c.
Is D<n|r snVl at all limes prepared with
. first chu»o workmen and first cIhh-) mute-
rial *»*do nil.work in his line in first dash
sty’s nnd ntlensoiittble figures. Ho solic
its public patronage and confidently refer*
to alt persona who have favored him with
thstrolder*. Hois always at home and
always at work. • iieV23-:tm
Let parents, officials and others visit
the schools frequently, hot to find fault
but to encourage both teacher and pu
pil.
Don’t be afraid that your schools are
costing too much. Your children, pa
rents, are more valuable than your
horses aad cattle, tho theory of many
school patrons to the contrary not
withstanding,—Good Templar.
Coixhbu, September 22.—Informa
tion baa Just been received here from
Sumter that ss two girls, aged 14
and 12 were waiklnr along a road lo
the upper edge of Sumter, a negro
man seized the elder gill and vio
lently outraged her, and while the
younger sister attempted to defend
the elder, the negro drew a knife and
fatally atabbed the younger. He was
speedily cspturadf-UmUto wdree and
riddled with bullets. Some weeks ago
a negro named Dockery Johnson at
tempted to outrage a young white
girl ten years of age. Re was ar
rested and confined ta Jail atR eking
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to
and l|iiQg him at flksnoV
ten luiies from Bennetts-
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tlYith 30 years experience in the busiuess
J. M. Carter.
I.eave ('liarle»ion
8 36 a m
Arrive ai Hnnclivillc Itl.-IA a di
Leave DwHehririe
■ 10.6W n m
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Leave Kilisto
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Leave lllackville
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COLUMBIA DIVISION-WK8T.
Wheelwright and lilncksmith. between the
store ofC. E. Gyles and tlie Depot, lilack-
ville, S» C-. invites (he public paironnge of
•he people of Uarnwell and adjacent coulilies.
With good workmen and the best material lie
does all work in first class style at lowest liv
ing prices and guarantees satisfaction to eve-
ry customer.
Horse Shoeing a specialty, and first class
work an nnrsryiug uniformity.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
COLUMBIA, N. C.
JOHN M. McBRYDE, TOsidcnt.
Session begins October 2, Vacation June
18. * Tnkion Free. Annual Fee for Repairs
$10. Dosrdat Steward's Hall $10,* in pri
vate famiUss $12 to $1J> per month. Expen
ses iihoald net exceed $150 to $176. Forre.
(piiremesis ef Admission and Courses of
Study address
JMO. M. MoDRVDE, President.
aep20
Jos, J. Brown,
^ Un I ^ J JtQ^JJpgY AT l AW,
‘Barnwell C- H 8 O-
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(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave Bmnchvifle 11.00 a m 7.30 p m
Arrive at Camden !t ‘2*> p m
Arrive si Columbia 4 40 p m 10.16 p m
Leave Cohnibia ti.SOam 0.26 r m
C. • - —
Leave Camden
Ar^ at Drancliviile
0.30 a m
6 30am 4.20 pm
0.16 a m 8.50p m
EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave Charleston H’.^Op m
Leave Rrnnchville 1.30 a m
Leave Rlackvillq 3.11 am
Ar. at Augusta 6 00am
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST.)
Lea vs Augusta fi.OOpm
Ar. at Dtsckville 11.34pm
Ar. at Dranchville 1.30am
Arrive at Charleston 6.00 a m
••CONNECTIONS.”
Connections made at AugustaVilb Georgia
R. R. to and from all p lints West and Sottih.-
/west, with through Sleeper between Charles
tom and Atlanta on Express (ruin.'
Connections made at Charles!on with Nortli
Eastern R. U. for points Nonh and with New
York Steamers on Saturday).
Connections made at Columbia willi Oc -
iulfibia and Greenville R. R. and Charioile.
jUelnmbia and Augusta R. R. to and'from uli
points on both Ro.xD.
ConnoetioM made si Blackville with Barn-
wall UR , t
... D C. ALLEN, O.P. AT Agt.
-‘ JOHN B. PECK, General Jlauagci.
tlxiu aby uUit i houbc
TheJargrst stnH< of^im* CirTTiltig aud Fornishimr Goads in the 8t«f
Snits’for buys id 4 yeais miTt far tiieu weighing 300 p-ajuds, «nd far hIJ int**i
mmlhits hwh and Rugjrt*%, Wagons, Harufs*, Saddlery, Utubrelias, Lai
gist stock of s»andaid Douics lot, Bagging and lies. He ivy stuck or
Fr«>m the pluiuest to the HuesVParlor Setts.
iiuftrovuU ’
Full Hue of Drugs. All the dates
AGR1CULTU11AL IMPLEMENTS.
Aud a full line of Hardware, Tin and Grocjcery ware. My stock of
Staple iand Fancy Grqceries
Is complete and sufficient to feed all the hungry people in this section of th
State. And dont you forget that mv prices are far cheaper than those of an
competitor. Before buying elsewhere call and see me. It will pay you.
I have not. tiiuo or spac i-to describe my stock, bnt It is complete in every df
part meat. Hard t imes are ahead of us, but short crops and low pric'bs will no
hurt tlie people who trade with mp. My experience aud capital justify me I
making these promises—aiul I will keep theni.
Aiways glad to see and seive iny customers.
mon Brown)
liLADKVIDDK. 8 C
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h For cheap goods, fair dea'ing, and, most
full measurement go iu the cheap cash store at
owned by
Annouacement Extraordinary.
import
Marti
of all, just, weights am
F. JR. & A. Railws)
J. Is ills It I S
Who has just received and is daily replenishing from the cheapest markets o
the world a full and complete stock ».f goods. . Y J
I would also artnbnuce to my friends and the public generally that I have re
Cently completed a thoroughly (quipped Steam Ginnery, aud am satisfied tha
all firho may give me tjieir work in this line to do will be pleased with the re
suit. I will deliver after hnvlt.g glnued and packed all cotton entrusted to
oa the R. R. Platform for 40 cts. per owt. for the net weight of bale.
./• L,. Ellis.
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aitg23 3m
W, K. KfeLLJLY,
ATTORNEX AT LAW,
B U A C’ I£ V I U L, * , J4. O
Fromptaussaapeciidty ..
■ac
Registration. Notice-
Tile Ragistration Books will bo op, a at tl'i
eoanty aoat oo the First HoaUay la eari
month until farther aotieois givto.
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