The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 27, 1884, Image 2
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1 i*ii W. Ktiito? ite Froprivtor.
] AlW&i COUNTY oribdJLJTION
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2T. 18t»4
A crl'is faces the Nnii"uiil Di iubcrfitn}
party. U|>od the resjtjt of the
1‘rattdeatial election itaVery cxiateuec w
dependent. If it win* it will live, if it
i defeated it will go to pieces.
For ftioro l/i in two decades, as the par
ty of (lie pjojrte, it has sustained an un»
cr!';®! cpn’cst agantst theRepobHesni par'
ty, tlic pirty of !'•« imp'ri*liiftJ*T—And
rew the supreme ftjht cotnee-and what U
tlic outlook?
The,H jfliblie.in f«wy, growing n^>re
arrogant as successi ve vkaovics have beew
iascri'oed pu its httmiors, is to-day tnore
reliant, reckless, united and truculent
t mn ever before. 'Ihrotigh long occu
j.inry o^the Federal (Tbvn'rifttent rt hfis
grown strong and ru If and its morale is
that of a mobilized army with canton
meits in every county in the Utiion.
Kich fresh succesful invasion of the
r‘ghts of the people has bccu u new re
doubt in fh*! east fortress tlrat l:aS be-
*<• imi brooder, stVongdr ntfd more corrupt
jk tire demoralizing years hi Ac gdhc by.
T ie leaders of tbc Dcmocratie party afo
d vided in their councils aid its legions
nr' dispirited, not by the sucocadvo, dis
r» l ?rons d feats that have befallen tlico*
l.nt*bytfib tncompctency of their com
manders which tlneatcus a disintegm-
ti hi that the power of the enemy could
i) d effect.
Hut ihcrc is yet time tq repair thcci ; -
r ts that have saddened and shadowed
the party and to win the victory. We
h tall as briefly as wc may point out the
course necessary to that end. Imitating
the centralizing tendencies of the Repub
lican almiiiutratiou, the gent'emeu in
l^ongreas, who renresoi*t rnd misrepre-
tsJut the Democracy of the Union, have
Mssutnird that they and not the pci.ple
y 1111 . ;
rsrtty. Of lata years public men hive
manifested a disposition hot only to fake
hWmsolvoh* ill tnc party Himors they
could grasp, but to play tbc boss and fid
the remainder .with their henchmen or
'i tends. Since the adoption of this pol
icy the papular will lias been consulted
la s and less each succeeding cuml»njgn
until officials mid party managers assume
t'-o task and make up delegations Ur suit
jlietnselrcs and their purposes.
A decent regard for good taste amT
dignity wou'd dictate that no Senator or.
Representative or other Fed. ral (.ffieo*
hhla'cr should permit himself to lie even
voted'for os a party de'ogate; much less
should fib permit himself to enter o com
bination or to take pattjn.a scramble.—
.Mr. Van Wyrk'i dctcnniimtiou is thor
ouglilv creditable tor his independence
and his good sense, which ought to find
4wimtor-na every public man with a de
cent regard for tile cterunl fitness of
things.”
The Senators nn ltlcpreienfillves from
tliis State, saving and excoplibg-tluitdwek
sheep e’ect from the seventh dis'triot, arc
very good men but they are no better or
wisci than many of their com-tihfjiits.—
Wc c-immrod to tiicui the 'i-'eiisil^e ex
ample of Sen i tor Vun Wye a. If they
lid ow and u e their bc-t influence to
"t
KmeeaBamesm
1 SS5
Ammk
|make such a course the rule in their pur-
'ty, the pubio faith in tlnir wisdom and
ph'fi iti-rti will, be strengthened, but il
they disfegurdit, then it will he the,duty
.of the ft'ate Uohveniiou of tlic 2bth of
,.IunC to rtfbuke them and tq; take gobiT
care that not onS of them is sent to Chi>
bigo ns n delcgittc. TjM the National
C invention be composed of fuen intimate
with publii! scat fluent ancf ignorant of
Washington city and the—corridors and
committee rooms of the Capital, without
The smell if fife upon tbeh'garments and
without those prejudices whicll, uncor.
ivioiikly but inevitably, rcndc!* intelfigeiit
judgment and impartial action eaijUiutic
inipossibilitles. Let i^uih rtieu as these
fiituie ^hc iia’iqnal platform and select
the national stundaril bcartfM and 1 the
€1 ran 41 •Vary.
To Hi* Honor y /. I>. Wilhcrnpoon^w*
titling Judge :
The Grand Jury brgrlcsVe fo jflcscnt
this their final p'esentnient :
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STATE MEWS,
Judge Fresely has been told by bis
phyifciao that be will not bo able to
ride his circuit this spring.
The Annual iftertil Exhibition in
«,
J. The^fficcs of the v^riouV cdifnfy ' Obaibuton will coinmeoce on the 15:b
ofTiccrs ore in good condition ;~theif j Ajuil and continue four days.
bobkwnre Jc^pt in a neat manner ami
their.bonds seem to he good and solvent.
Wc ^however recommend that the cases
holding the papers in the offices of the
Probate Judge and Sheriff have d-ora
and loeldj put on them Urprcvent their
papers from being taken away by trrci
sponsible parties.
II. The gutters on the jail arc partly
broken down and wc ixoonmicudthat the
(louoty Commissioners have the same
put up and better scoured to the build-
ii.g. ' •
III. The poor liouses, cfwliich there
are at prescutliut two r »re in good con-
ditiou and the inmates scorn to be satis-,
fi-d. --
IV. The poor fa.*m which has just
ibcen started at a considerable expense to
jtheeounty, is in its infancy and we-awnit
the feSults of this experiment before cx-
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who elected them arc the party. They
hive sought'to usuip its sovereignty and
to make thopoopio their foot stool. For
getting that they are srrrnnts they have
made themselves masters and in tliehurly
imiiy of a go-a«-you-please race for proiti-
inencc and precedence these political ne
ophytes act! patriarchs nave cooked (ho.
kettle offish that has nuuscatnd their owd
people and delighted the epicurean pul
utca of the Republican cormorants^ They
have doctored the party until il is sick
nigii unto death uud justice to them and
mercy to the people unite in demanding
that heroic physio be administered to the
politic d sangrudns. Wc tfill prescribe
presently. When the present session ef
the Nuliouu! Hotnw of IlcjiresciitatiVcst
begun, certain ffeo trade i pOstlcs hecdbic
leaders of the Douiocratic majtjrity.—
If hey announced with supreme cenfidcucd
tha f they bad found the tiglit and otily
riad to the White House and prophesied
their arrival at that .Mecca of politicians
On the fourth day of March, A. 1>, 1S&>,
Itnd.off they tftirted.’hdtef skelter, with
out vfiRuflg to see who Would conic after.
Veil, three mouths uro passed and the
] rocession has not yet started, uud A
great many Democrats declare that they
w ill not follow them into the Wilderucs#
and perish.
The leaders, so called, fur in advance
6( the people, continue to call, but in vuip,
tibd tbdy whine, “Wo are lest, but vc
trA on tbO right road, on prircipfc, and
wc wiR Oertniuly get to the White
preying an opinion, buLhopo that the
County Commissioners are f'bowing the
law in this matter.
V. We huVe Hastily examined the re*
ports submitted by the County Commis
sioners, Couu'y Treasurer und School
Cominissiouor and find them correct.
VI. The roads and bridges in tlic
comity generally seem to-be iu fair con
dithin, but wc recommend thill the
County Commissioners have tl6 _np<
-proaches to the bridge nyross Saltkc-
liatchic on the Augastu road about two
miles from the village put io proper con
dition. Wo also lecomnicnd that the
Town Council of Barnwell be required to
put a safe bridge across a ditch inside the
Corporate limits of the towu on tlie AHeu-
dale (oid. \
Dcmoeintic pnt?ifii of victorj wil 1 ring otit * VIL From a report by II. M.Tnomp-
e early, joyously and triumphantly when
next Novcmhcr shall conic, hvitii.t'ig de
liverance to the people, hut if wire pull
ers and slate makers, the protectionist
cabal of the Eastern States, the whiskey
ring and free trade eotciie,of the West
shall collate cur political confession of
f.ii.h am', uomiuata nud ordahi its high
prwsti (lie tight is lost befure il is will
b gnu.
"Y f° r *l>v Southern Ilcpmentutivcs
fn Congress there is a work of uhno-t
equal importance. The lessons of the p ast
and the speaking signs of the coming lu-
tuicaic luminous and eloquent with the
monition that old pio-'ensc* must be ab
jured and flic n ies and practises em
braced that are accordant with the need?
aud urgencies tf flic situation. The
South is solid iu tli6 Deiu.rcrHtie fuith.
During all the penit«nt'al tiiiif.th.it has
wearily pass' d side* the ending of the
war, obedient to the CoUnsds 6f her
friends, ^h- 'tius borne with palicCcc tlm
dbchris’inliJiute and barbaric persecution
of hoi foes. —M ith tlm heel of flic con
queror upon her bosom Mid the knife of
the robber at her throat, she has soffisred
and been silent,'whi'f in her inmObt doul
■he has prayed*for pcnCe and the street
culm that follows' the storm. Solidly'
Democratic, contribu iUg the greatest
number of electoral votes to its candi
dates, the Southern Stately will bti he’d
ftccotftJThble for fhe conduct of tiro De
mocracy. The day forsilCrice fk past—
Kfjhuls’ in plaCs and patriotism of their
sister States, accepting the hTpouSibifi”
•on, Ksq., referee, made December 20th,
1H77, it Appears that Aiken county is in
debted to this county iu the Mitn of thir
fiCu hundred aud fifty eight dollars aud
thirty-three cents, and wc would reeom-
mend that ydtor Honor require the proper
offiberti fo take steps to col cet this
amount if it can bC done.
VIII. Wc furtlror recommend that tbc
counsel employed by tbo county or State
to prosecute the bonds' of ex-Couuty
Treasurers J. C- Dowlfiig and Alfred
Aldrich be feijuirod to report to this
Grand Jury at the next term of CotfM
what steps have been takcu iu tiros'! ca
ses.
JX. We would also recommend that
the County Commissioners provide water
closets for (he use of the county officers
uud the jurors a'Kudanl upon the Courts
and that each office in the Court House
bo funiiahed-w ith a Ley to tlic^s..me.
X It lias been brought to the atten
tion ol this Grand Jury tint parties liv-
Letters from Cherafv to Columbia
report Unit Bogan Cash Is now with
the Indians In the Flotilla Everglades.
It is said that E. B. C. Cash will hue
Chief Constable itielibourg for fc^O.bOO
damages, and then “pay hi* respects
to the News add Courier.”
The price of beef haa risen two nnd
a half cenfa In Newberry. The butch-
era aay that the price for beeves baa
gone so high that they are compelled
to advance prices iu order to make
anything.
Just so tong a« abrae farmers buy
cord on time at 8P25 | er bushel, and
promise $*JOO for-w mule, and ptTe-w-
free negro §12 a month to kill the
mule, juat so long will you see poor
fat ms and farmers. ,
The Democratic Stats Convention
has been culled by the Executive Com
mittee to meet iu Columbia on the2C h
of June. Under tbo cull It will elect
•Megans to Chicago and can, if it
chooses, nominate candidates for State
ofil rers.
Congressman Tillman says the Dem
ocrats may retrieve the ••blunder” of
declaring tor a tat iff. for r<v«ourif
th-y will enter the m xt campaign solid
against the recent decision of the So-
prem* Court giving Congress unlimit
ed power to cr< utecut reucy.
The crop of candidates iu Hampton
c'uuty, so far as developed, foots up
four for the House, one for Clerk, one
for Auditor, one for Treasurer, four for
School Commissioner, ten for County
Commissioners, two fur Probate J udge
and one for Coroner.
The mortality 6f thb negro race fn
Fiilttteld county is fearfully on the in
crease. Thoughtful and observing phy
sicians estimate that seventy five per
cent of the deaths In ino county fot
the past few years has been the result
of consumption. The negroes neither
properly care /or themselves nor their
iff-pilig ; and being ill-fed and mi^er
ably clad, consumption and other pul
monary diseases follow upon the prin
ciplcs of natural causation.
Candidates.
Canl. i.f.1 I'lc.-t-ging (in.- .quarn ln<ertH uu.l'r
thll I'i>r 1'ivc l».iHur», IN AOVdNv'E.
I or <'lerk «.t* (fours.
Tlic nixii.v I'll i'll.]-.»f It. K.OAUVIS nnnouiMvhjin
n camli-lutcJ'or Olcrk u( Court nn* litutK'' him to
the dl-eitlon of tliu IkmiuxtuUc Iirimar)- elu-
thm. | l*ri liter |>ni‘t.
for Final D sthurge.
Kotiee is Iterc'ty given (list the undersign
ed will file his Hind * (.count with B. T. Ktce,
Ksq . -linlge of Probate, on Tne-dny. the
22nU diiytof'April uext, in ll o clock in the
forenoon, ns Kxecutor of the estate of John
Hn'lo. deceased, and ask for Letters Bis-
ntissory.
1).\V4D A. HUTTO, Executor.
March 2bit, IHHi.
ntar20-4lv
Ai'iilifal on ftir-Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the titnler«ign-
ed >vld apply m.jjur-rrolnu-e 4-a-bre of llarn
well Couaty on 1 hursuay. the 10th tiny of
April, A. 1). I>>b4. flyf a Final Discharge as
Administrator of J. L. Villalonga.
niurLI id F .1. Mot’tlL.
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NOTTO K-
All personti concerned will please fakr
notice that the timleraigiied’wlll'apply-n* 4Iv
T. Ktce, Jtrdge.of Probate for Itaro well r.-aa-
ty, tar a Flit at Discharge ns '•tmrdtan of
^lary king ou Mondav, , the T'h dar
Ap«il,J8S4. j, ff. klNti. ''
niarti 4w
wilt ' in
Ifien Davies
“ CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH UAROLIJfA,'
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IX THE COUItT OX mC'BATE.
By B. T. Riee.TLq., Juilge of Probate
r 4n Bartrwell County.
Whereas, W. G. Simms, ClerS of the Court
of Common PK-os, applies fof Letters of Atl-
minirtttVluut on thw estate6T Martha Croad-
Wntcr, deceased.
Cotton Seed/
- Cottas Sesi*
I wfll pay flC 1 sixteen and 00|e
hajf cents cash per,bushel fog. 10,000.
bushels of §iqtmil Dty Cotton Seed,tic.
c
These are. therefore, focilrtand adtoiottish , |iveied,t<> qie ,at this place. Will ex
’ ’ ’ ~ ‘ ehango cotton seed liiesl f»rr-.eoitou
seetl. , A TOBIN.-
jinl? ' Barnlwell, 8.0.
~~ Wkm floral J
all. nad sutgular the kir.ured and creditors
of the said deceased, to he nnd appear iadore
me at u Cont i of Proloite fbrjhe said county
to he h dden ardbirnWelt <T. fl.on Thursday,
(lie 10th day of April, iMl, at 11 o'clock,
A. M., to.shot* cause, if any. why the said
ail ministration should not be grtmted.
tiUen under my htind and lha seal of the
Cuurt this •J , )ih tiny of February, A. 1). 18.SI.
nnd in the M^th year of American inde
peudetice. 1$. Tj_ KICK,
fehfb td Judge of Probnf-j.
S. B. WRIGHT
the bllljxouLJ it j tie the cause of D'-gio
hi- aud doing busincsijn t\nc county nd- ^ ijCHlio#< very few negroos were
ties inseparably connected Wiik their po-'
siiious as liwaor* of tbo groat cdttmion >
Wealth of\ States they innsf. dbserving
House oil the Wlrdiiy of Maroh, 1S80. j g c i tlicr tbc lhat {l n^'inderstuo^
Gome ou b .ys/ Ltt‘ ilrom sUy where u ' jr in tLcuoisy-an-ogxu^lH^
they trre and send nt> rehef expidition af
ter them. They have been tried and
found wanting. They have hud tlnir
chance and have lust it. Now Idl tia)M
itlouc.
But what shall he done? The franiih£
of a national platform is prop wly the
wotk of a National Convention and not of
n ct»ter« of Congressmen, aud so is the
nomination of eundiJates for the Presi-
tieoey and Vice Prcsideuey. The con
centration of power and offices upou in
dividuals is undomecratic in principle
cud dangerous in practice. All the wis
dom of the country is wot concentrated
rtudur the dome oi the capi'al at Wash
ington. Senators and Representatives*
nay be very good men, ns the woild
j.otts, tat they arc not supciiir to the
tommon weaknesses tf hitnnnity. The
titiuospherc in which they live, move aud
have their being -is redolent qf selfish,
ness ant} he who lives there and is unaU'
Feted by the moial malaria of tlmt mir-
very of wire puller* is a patriot of rate
Constitution. ^
Rut little that is commendable cvci;
emanates from a ReprrltH.'no source but
(here are occasional honorable exceptions
nod #e take th^ following remarkable
editorial fiffim a late copy of the Phik>
delphia Tiotet: ^ r •-
“Seuator Van Wyck, of Nebraska, in
.ft recent letter, declined to be roaiudered
u candidate for delegate to the Ucpubli-
C UI Nat oa 4Convention. 1W suggested
t tat there were men in bik State outoid*
of official life upon whom the kuppi
ju.pbt bftooafem-d with far butter gracr
and taste than upou Senators aud Repre
(kutaUves. • --
T>4k avtioft is notable Lcoou c
vertiso f'6r and take orders for spirituous
!iqu>>r»-iu any qutntity and fill ih.ir or-
.tlois from bar rooms they run iu adjoin
ing couftries, aud we Respectfully ask
your Honor to give us. such instructions
Ob to determine ?f these parties are vio-
'dting thd 1*w and enable the officers
chained with sdeh duties to briug (hem
to justice.* .
Iu coiicIu4ion-wc beg fo recognize your
Uniform kindness To this Grand Jury
and express our adiniiatiou of Uic aT-M^
(y and 6*paciiy yotir Honor displays in
the discharge of tlic -duties devolving
upon you. ——-—
Rcjpcctfolly submhtcd.
S. Lie km an, Foreman,
You*v6 no Idea whqt a horror it
gives a mao to atial up behind a gill
Who fa gcrtbWiQg, look over her ohoul- oIMixTl . 0 . m , la8t 8p | ke ln th „ Moc
tier and find that ebe’s Idly wilting
I
of it J
belongs to demagogues, contribtTtc uli
that they nmy to the good of the wholfl
people abd remuining^tendfiffinh u con
servatism that is firm, fearless and worthy
of the earlier traditions of the republic
prove iba f tbc ritce of her statesmen** is
not yet extinct. It is not right that either
Rat.dull, the Pennsylvania proteftionist,
or Mofrisen, the Ohi/ Tariff flefortrfer,
(Jr other tlnfoittTnates living in the hope-
le-sly Bepublicun Stncsj shall bo '.he au
tocrats of the National Democratic par
ty. Th?ir very surroundings deprive
them ot' thc'esscntiitl elements of suc
cessful leadership. Irot Southern men
step Tq Lite front, say to theif Northern
brethren “AVc are us good us jotl. Wc
have the same rights its you aud as vou
have failed in all your efforts to reform
the government we nbw ptopeue to un
dertake the contract." Will they have
the capic ty and courage to do so?
When a imcbelot’save he is single
(roc| choice, jl makes him mqtfto ask
him why the girl made choice of some
o her fellow.
Samuel McDaniel, a young farmer
•ubllo plowing near Island Shoals, Ua.,
me day Imit week, turned up a five
qallon Jog of great weight. An luvee-
Igation ehowpd the presence of 1.9J0
gold pieoce^, making a total of $9.-
530: The myatwjr was cleared up iu
cwlngular manner. Mt-DaofeTa grand,
father waa a captain 4n the Ftortda
*ar. It was known that he was
eeftithy before he left. On neweof'bla
'eatb in one of the bettlee with the
todlane, bis beffe eotrtd4hd no trace rtn T!!!.
f hie itiouey. The f^jt.that years of- lran ^ it,D ; bIur ^ my
er blft only irmmkou and heir ehoiUd
GEXEKAL A E U N.
It lias been so Intensely t old tluring
the past winter that Lake Mu lligan
was completely ftvz -n over and Ice
bergs twenty five feet high form d in
the S'lll'l pack.
There are nearly fifty thousand
tourLts in Florida at this date. N<>1
only are the largo hotels at Jackson-
vl.le, St. Augiistine aud Feiiiatidinn
crowded to ovetil >wlnir, but all the Ut
ile hote ls and boarding house s are also
crowded.
In the Virginia Senate when the bill
placing negro schools under- the sn-
Itcriutendence of lire negroes came up,
Senator N-rtou, colored, urgc-cLdbat
Ilarnwcll.
Sine-' the last day nf the »'l'l ype.r i
have been ffidgently Hnan^lngu m f-
plkle for my^fif-nds and the gehertd
public anti
THE SHOW OPEXS TO-DA V
* , I'*’
Free admission and crest b-treHlnstiis
fluted to all win have ra«h to sp> n".
New tinea of Dry anti I bees (d-e-de.
Notions, Boot! and Shoes fm all ace-,
s-x*-s and eircuin'-tauces at city pri e*.
Strttw hats i t endlees etyl< s it all pti-
ces for farmer*, ftsto men nnd thetstr
s< X. u.ider the n**w regtnie tho-<e clv-
en to stror-j di ink must, eerd to the'
clih-s for liquors, but there Is no use
for any sobt.r minded ctiiz •' « to hunt-
"tierter hargulirH than I i ff.-i: .They
c ttmot^l e found Iu any markef, uibrni
or suburban, within u hundred mil-s
of Barnwell,,
My stoc k of G* ecries lajdwnys full,
flesh and (list, class and is fold at pti-
ecs that will cure the scarcity i f c;tsh.
The Indbac will file I novelties that
are kept by n > other tfeal r in this etc-
llon. Jl’lie iiWtlcau uet alia 11 teles acc
easary forcuitying (•» (hi it farms ni
nvch-tnicHl avocations. ThelDtle folks
will find ev- rythlngfrom fishing t.n kle
to Fp nch candy, and ert rybodv t«!ll
find courteous irsatm-nt and n warm
welcome and the 'J liU rik at
Ben Davies’
CASH STORK
Mil
CLAUUK E. SAWVEK Aikks S. C.
J\ints E. D.cvi», | Aaxiint JL Suvrsa,
t*3i it it ii tis Nritfrir.r,
AUGUSTA, G A
TVliolesklcrind Retail Dealer in tbo
PURKST aGKD RTUSKIK3
amlwtbrr I/qn.ns.
AH ore’ets promptly fi’led.
S'liipaients by Express to any point.
j»n*J4
FBIIIT, TBf Fill.
A. Langer,
(il M.ik*t Strri, (Ii flt^it/’n, S.C.
Will »cK KrtiU l■orer.lllltn the litrjre-it frttii
houses in I .is city. Give hi'ii a trial, tintf
if.-lOo'Is are not satisfactory money will be
refun.Itrti.
Apples, Orang'**, Kanvnns, (*<>e.miiut?, Gib-
Ixtges, Unions, &c.
dei^l-tf
for IfWT is nn Elrganf Cook of l.*><> p *jres. 3
I'Moreil Plates nf flowers trnd VegeMhle*.
nnd more than fOOO KltVrtriifions of the '
4hoicest Flowers, Plant, nml Vegetublrs, and
Directions fof growinjf U is. Iinnd.,nm«
c«ou(;li for the Centre Table'or u Molidav
Preaent, Fend on j cur name tincl Post Oflice
nddr-Ss, with 10cents, and 1 will send you
n copy, postage fiitd. This ts n«T a quarter/
«f4tweoet. Ir is prinrFJin both EnelMraud
German. If you afterwards order seeds de
duct the JO cents. Vick's .Skrus ake tjie
best*ik THE wiiHin. The Floral Guide wid
tc’l how to get nnd prow them.
Vick's Kiow:r and Vegetable (TardeO, 17a
Pngea, R Colored P.nies, (A 0 Kn-jravings.—
For 60eeuts in paper covers ,• $1.00 hi de-
jpuftcloin. Iu German or Englb-h.
Vick’s lllusirated Monthly .MicxaZinc—32 s
Paf',, a Colored Plate in ever* . umber and
many fine Engrarings I Vice $1.25 a year ;
Five Copies for 8o.uO. Specimen Numbers'
scat for 10 cents t H trhrl cipics for *J i ce»ls. :
J.\MFi8 VICK, Kochester, N. V,
jau3
batrnw^lt, is. C
Columbia. S. C.
mi)»\Gu\iii:iit;\MiJ.ffluTUiY
ConTcynaciag mid collectir.ns specialties.
/ tehl 4
and hover over the
houflsf-and Ihca glidn gt'otly Upward
to tlic Kound of sweet and larlodloU*
music,” Bevernl trust wot thy persona
arc kai l to have witnessed the specta
cle.
tall way between the great cities of the
United St.if s and the leading capital*
fit to lake charge of echoolsr
On rhe coldest day of the month the "SAWYER, DAVIS & SAWYER.
Uev. VV. H. HoWnid baptized l»y Im
mersion t ight r* sidetit* v>f Big V-dfey,
Oul. Tne pastor loaded the band lino
a wagon, took them to tho outlet of
lire l;ot apt lugs and gave them u wauu
b .lb.
Tcxaa reporta the fuliowirg ns a
gboal *tory, the locality being Turners-
xllle:- • Jtist at the moment ofthedis-
Mra^.Rfi:nni, nlx-eoflln*-
C. BART & CO.
*
C’HAItT.-lC'Z’rOIM, *». t 1 .
The Largest Importers of Fruit in the
South, offer for sale , a wcH~ eclocted
>ttKik of
your name with a ‘‘Mra.” pn Died.
A Washington rewepaptr says that
H-nry Irvlug sat dowu to a quiet little
game of draw poker with the 1'retl-
dent and a Ci uple of the luttei’*
friends, a few evenings ago. He
thought be knew something of the
game and boasted of hating played
with Schenck, but hi* Confidence in
his skill was probably a good dCal
Shaken when he arose from the table
ffiinun the profits of a week’s show-
business. It Is flattering to American
pride to know that we have a Piesl
dent who can thus uphold the treat
A met lean turtle.
Miss Rosalie Roselea^ who is beau
tiful and tenUmetital, waa sitting one
summer’s evening with HolIU Hod
worthy on the veranda. Tbs moon
\v,.m shining brilliantly. Biience had
reigned for some moment*, when Rosa
lie, who, as the books say, was not a
lean Cefttrnl Il iili oath has been driven
and on the 1-t of May, the national
holiday of Mtxlcd, the event will he
commemorated with t inborate ccremo.
nial, iu which the Prisideuts of the
R publics will take part.
A few years ago tho daughter of
Gov. Hubbard, of Cunncciioi.t, man led
her fathet’s coachman, uud ibeGover-
pof refused to see or commiHdcale
with her thereafter. Later a divorce
was-obtained j and n short time ago
the Governor died, but he seems never
to have forgiven Ms-favorlte danght* r
as he inakts no mention of her in his
will, and her share of the estate, ubtfot
$100,000, goes to the other members
of tbo family.'
Some of the figures of the Census
flureau are very fur from susulning
theroncbislona to which meg general-
lj- arrive, it wo(fld seeth Ih/it the men
__ of the countrys^tmd ahnns^lyipir dress
t to maud miles av»ay from Hotti^ pur-' while (lie women use for
pie cravat, looked up suddenly in h s
(ace, and slgbed,*”! must go in at ten;
is It ten yetf” “No, deny,” sold he,
looklug-at lils watob, “it ts only ten
minutes of ten.” A soft/ restful ex ;
prosslon spread oVer Rosalie’s face at
these words and she said; “Then we
may stay here ten mitjuns more; ten
precious minutes bare together iu the
beautiful moon light,” and her bead
again returned t> a point not a thous
and miles distant from Hollis’ purple
Ctavat The* poor Hollis. Just as if
the whole alalr was a purely- business
avs fuuud hi* fot tunc is a alngulai
tllcut. ,
watch I* ten minutes e d Poor^
prosaic Hollis lost by a slip of the
mague the fwocteat pin | n |j, c county. \ J secrtTj-.
that purpose only $387,000,000, an
average of $45 for the one and of $27
for the other. Such a Jact takes the
point from many a^aat upon the ei-
travngance of the gentler sex.
In’ many parts of Scotland a super
stitious belief I* entertained by the
natives that It is not ‘‘lucky” to raaks
a coffin for a suicide or to participate
In the funeral ceremonies. Any
tradesman who la known to have any
thing to do with a suicide's burial will
wet ho employment from the natives
thereafter, and, thus coffin* have to hs
smuggled toto tbs towws from large
cities o^benght from tbs undertakers
at exhitbitant price* and with gtfafaD-!
* • f F ao e ss A J*
Apples, Oranges, Banina*,
Coconnuls, Lcmnnt-, Nuts)
Dried Fi-_'% Rainiys. Fo
tatoo.s. Cabbage*, Onromr
overything else that a first cla^s wholes
8alc Fruit Hou-a should have. Ccuntry
orders fill'd vvitli du«pntcii. I'rel^-a
CARPETS
Cnr|- c,a ai, d Bouoe Furm>4»ii»? Good^.—
The I.nrjrrf't Fleck Fotith of lliiliimoi-o. Mar
que! Ilriiise s, 3-1‘ly and Injiiaiu ('nri-cls,
Knjp., M at* and (’rumf) t'lulha, window
ELands, wall I’apcra, Hordei--. l.nt-e rurtnitis,
Cornitei and I’o’es, t'ocaHiid ('antini Mill-
tiii|t'<, Uiduilstery, En^ravm^s, Ckminos,
Picture Frame*. Write for sample* and jni
ccs. b.UHE & CONKK'tV,
augfi 1y Angusin. Ga.
miii&
WhoWrale Grocers and Dealers in
P.ovHon-, liqu ifs, Ttbacco, E c.,
1U7 and 1C!> Fast Ray,
detfi fim ChnFcstoo, S. C.
A hflihRle II u e io Dial With.
MV Ii. WEI/MI. .. ; LAXIKftHBAWor.
Welch & Eason,
Dealers iu Choice Family and riant at ion
GROqERXEd.
Wiucs, Liquors,’Segare nnd Tobacco
127, IfiO Meeting and Southwest corner
Market Sts. Cbivr'.cstou, S. C,
Send for Price List. .No cl arge fo
Dnyafre or Packing. [oct25
CHARLES C. LESLIE.
^ •"*-**:<"**»,. • -
Wholesale and KMail Dealer in
Fish, Game, Lbstfrs,' Turlies, Ter-
rapins.ters, Etc.
Stalb Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Char
leston, 6. C. j
Havin'* mode large additions to my
bnsiucss'l siu prepared tojnrniah Fish,
Game, at short notkdr'
AH orders promptly attended to.
Terms cash Or thy acccptaocc. *•
‘"CiS
you want a
IT XL WATCH OR CLOCK,
STERLING SILYERWARE,
RKTI JEWELRY,
FINE'T (JI aLITY TABLE CCT-
l.EI’V, f
OR SPECTACLES,
Fend your orders fo or call at
Jas. Allan & Co.
3 >7 KING STREET,
(TIARLE'TiiN, S. C.
w, a Moon. ju. f iftnny.
MOOD & TERRY.
Wliplennlo nnd R«'tail Dealers In
FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, GAME, Ac.
Am! Commission Meichants,
N. W. Cor. Market and East Bay Sts.,
CH \RLES I OS, 8. C.
CnniUghments of Poultry, Eggs, &c.
solicited.
N'-chorge fur Drayage.-
. . . -f-- jar 10
wvn. IJIEKKMSACU. | X. ft. MEVEft'.
Diefenbach&Co
commission' merciia ;Vrs,
t
FLOOR,'HAT, GRAIN, FEED-ETC
F.^»
k
Ll.nur .
Foundry, Machine
—AMD—
BOILER _UT)RKS.
JUST AROYK DEPOT,
■ ' -- ? - - --—mmtni. :— : r* —
Au^ustai Georgia.
Huy, SiTi, Exchange, Rent or Repair
ou be*t manner and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND.GRIST MILLS
AND MACIIINERTf=—
CHEA]> AXD GOOD.-
Hnvo orTUnd a T fl StmT i_f
Ci'iihignmcuts of Poultry and
Solicited.^ •
4 and () MARKET STREET,
CHARLESTON, - ?; C. .
j in1Ql_
JOHN KENNY
MANl'KAf Tl'RER OF
* A , * '
I’LOTIilNG; SIHR’iS, DRAWER^
GENTS SIIIKTS A STEt’IALTV.
Take* pli i>*i-re in in;innen" Jii* many
firmer pnlti»ii*sia iUh un'! a'!j cent euuoties
ll. i lie Instttcnii-'l at
upwards of nil Engine* und Bui ui>, uUp
Steam and \Yutcr Pipe at reduced pri
ces. ,
\'nnd izen Jet Pnmj s. Bolts, Nuts,
Wa.-lior*, (Trcubir./aws. File*, &c.
Write Ibr prices. Promptness nnd
good work. Cheap wi 1 be our unu.
jau21
Gardei; Growth Teas*
Families can *ave nlna t oue half by aeml.
ingto us for Tens, a* wcimperi our own, and
hove done no for forty years. The Original
American Tea Co.
^crol far Circular*, which give prices aftd
full p -rticiilar* to
, KOH‘T WF/ LV' Proof ,
P. O. Cox •2-'7 41 V'-ei-y St. New Ym k
ONE DOLLAH’S Worth of any nf our gar
den growth, China or Japan Teas sent by mail
post paid, or a huger quantity Ty TxpresJ,
charge* paid. fob? 3m
The Barnwell
5 Cent Store
- • 1 ^aEr;r^i*-T , *~ • > ^ . ,
la receiving every day a new box of odd*
and ends for aaTe nt prices unheard of before
ia Uaniwell county. This box consi*ls either
of it ifionery, fancy goods, crockery, Jin»
ware, hartiwnre, phoe* naCg, jewelry, books
or dry goodv. It is useless to name price*
here, us lhe goods bring liclow the nnirket
arc sold eftili day ns tAiey arrive. All we ask
you IS ft) call on us whenever you visit Barn
well and see ike bargains we offer you that
dny. Me nrcreceiving as fast as published
all the late niu.-dc and new books, and more
than half of the mu.-Lc wg can sell you at five
cents n sheet and the books nt the same price
and can order for yon any music or books
thntVe have not in stock at the publisher s
lowest prices, anu in m my cast s much low er.
Timessre hard this year and save what you
ehn by buying from us. '
Darker* lior-e and Cattle Powder esfis
every where at twenty-five eents a package,
weluvea Urge lot on hand, we warnntave-
ry paper to be sound and good, but as fbey
are selling slowly we haredetermintd to let
tbamgoaad put the money into somFflifng
rise J’o com* and get a pfeekage at TEN
CENTS before (hey are all gona
_ We atae have oa hufid X quantity of Dar
ker’s Nerve and Done. Liniment and Kar-
keF| liver ITUs, two ag good medicinee ai
i here fp under the-un, Whicii he Offst way
I tw'.ow haual prices
lebU
' HL.ACKVIIiTjK/
where he wi l he pleased Io rce-Theai add to
f r .. theMi|nsriiiAiroeof aT gcuiienieti win*
m.iy i eeil aiiylliiiig in hi*^tJT<■.
An cxperii-Mv of tl'iriy-ftv years in An*
gll«' > jutuficS '• ini |u g'nraiil'eing-smii-fae-
tiun'onU wiuimay fafor him with ihciruis--
tUtB \
Oothing cut nSherding. Io the latest •l.jles
nud made up in the he>! nif-trtii-r.
CyAU* Y\’uKK WARRANTED-et
luirW
AUQ-UbTA JIOTiiL.^
into A IJ H'r. U O T TMX A , tJ A
JVKAU hAli.It' 'AD CimWINO.
Kar and I>iliisrd Roomt- iaXLc Hear. Choice
Wines and l i>|uore »iwn* on k hid.
Table fio fp-iiod ia Krst fbyle on Faropcia
TTin. Atteniiv* Servoala, Largo und well
Vein Haled I’oopis. k
B^ELEcTRin BELL.S-VBJ r
LEWIS & I Oi >LT r NLE t Pit' rujETora.
O YC '—'k . *.~ :
Robt. D. White
‘
-AND-
GRAKITE WORKS,
Meeting street,
(Corner Horlbcck * Alley;
C»l AltLlDfeTONV t
jnne()-ly * * • .
, WHAT IS
Dr. Holt s
DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR?
'.The only remedy known that will
cure every case of Dyspepsia or Indi
gestion, Llvpr Disease, Nervous Head
ache, Jaundice, and all thnt tialn
of nervous troubles arising aud depea-
dent upon these diseasbe.
If you aretfoobled with any of three
disease® try ft and be eontinwpd of Its
virtues, ,
It has been tested fu hundreds of Ca
ses and nevef failed to make a perma
nent, cure if foi/ly tested.
This is ho Humbug, it will do all
that is claimed for ft.
Tor sale by
1)R P. F. STOKES. Black fllle;
HARLEY A SEARSDN, Atlehdalr,
Wholesale, DR B. BAER, Charles
ton, 8.0.'
feb!4
• ■ _n i - - ■ .v
DK. J. H- E. MILHOUS, - ,
DENTAL SURGEON^
KlL. ALJ1CVIL.LE, H. C.
Regular appointmefifs ssfollottt! Dartu
We'l (’. 11. from third Moudrfyin each mouth
16 Friday evening. r>fftoa si tfts Paliei^a
Ilokse. Willittoo, 8- C. from first Monday is
-Saeb mouth to Friday evenings Ottce over
Capt. Kennedy's store. Will bs at k^ hotea
office In Bhtekrlllo svory Fatanlay and wi I
isaks appoinunetftf .with patients to mast
theoia^aiihSr of htflrffiees ataa/ hwa.
•9-CaUsatieuftoa is DarnatlUnd *dja.
u}<ouuty