The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, April 03, 1884, Image 2
/alii W. Haines Editor and Proprietor.
I.AROrr COWTT OIRCULATIOK
TfluiSDAV. AHli^
iwl
■PJ»pw 1" I ■ L' yi n
Mr. Su|uu('l \\\ Mfltou has oifitiallv
Bnnomi **0 tli'' Imlffinifc poxlpomncnt
rf tin election trials bm refuses to r«-
xesl iho itt'.hor of ibi# new depfartafe.—
THW indirect cotift«riAu * f tic inuoconcc
M 1 our t^ociUfil pwpic will ba pithsAnt
rcas to tdi go"«l men and a litter pil! to
tlwtnilv bfcssional wilnca.’es.
A rcnsille l.itl haebe^H intioduCtd io
tie Until of CotnnidiiH und
rniMild be copied on tbis aide of the At;
lactic. It prohibitP tie sale of patent
icodicioM nntii they h»\c been oflictally
t'tjalyird st»«l prooonnerd not poisonous,
f ardidi-ti* for the Lo^islatufe llay \ery
) ratably place-thi» plank in their plot,
f' rina far Ihc primary ciectiofi.
Aad somebody has made the di^oVi
that (ien. Shennan is a "Itcinociat
At aliibujrh ho has boon a rtadi
C d of iUdica's in prartwe. He is -aid to
l e willing tooc.-ept the Democratic noni-
iniUiod fir the l*mddgney bnl unwrttin^
^•^>cconlC the candidate of the Repuhli'
Cnn [>*rtjr. We suppose the author of
thtM mow rensatioh antk'ipated the cone
b p, of the Fir>.t duy of April.
i i i i i 1
The I'imncratie rauciM in Washing*
funla-t weiA on (Tie Tot if question was
j roduetbre of otic good nsult. In agree-
i ig to diwgrce its members showed that
they lave just 1 urned that the party is
• ot a unit on that Inuc. Commou sense
]>eoplo knew that a long time ago. In
) lace of being in condition to nmko efec-
Itve war on its anpniia* tire Democracy
fs now engaged in patching the differen
ces Caused by the headlong, headstrong
i idiebaea* of iU own pathfinders. Miiy
vlll cure tlteirpatient if then* mxlica
trix natvrrr. is superi-r in virtue to their
const it ut iunnl ignorance of diagiV sN.
Senators ilampton^niid Hut’er. who
hare been for years a modern edition 81
]>auioti and Pythias, entertain different
’ i'cws on the question of extending Fed-
t ral aid to public rchooht, tl c farmer fnv •
f.iing and the litter opposing it on eon-
s ilntionnl grounds. Too many public
jneu arc fallowing (he example of Thud.
.Stephens and “camping oufsid • tie Con.
stitatioB," but tka tendency of the times
is in that direction and neither law nor
fagic can stop it. In the now popular
} ;ims of grab every section is clamoring
j >r iu share of the loaves and fishes, but
it is very palufui to soo f’outli CaroUi.a
sanding, liae ft faendieant trefare tic
Katiomd Treasury, and beguing lor alms.
Home of our ncwi-papcr brethren arc
greatly exercised because, under the
vtording «f rhe ealff ir the mectingTif the
I'ewocratie State fonveution in June,
rsndidatiii far State olliees can he tiomi-
Mii«d. They seem to have forgotten
flat conventions arc sororeign bodies
and hav« the power to postpone niti m it
f * sew* Wat to do so. The mm umni*
na'ion of candidates does not render a
long eampaign necessary. Tlic time far
iu opening can be fixed cither by the
nureiition or it can delegate th t power
in the Kuea’ive Committee. It would
be wall for the County Couvciitions to ii •
s ract fheir delegates «s to the popular
wish in this matter. Our distinguished
friends are .perhaps more, anxious to run
the State than the Executive Committee
is. W/ah ive no objections to a delay,
but are distrustlul of all ibis mtteli ado
nbeut nothing.
— *
The riot at Cincinnati, ^hys the Xevrt
wild Courier, *1* almost incomprvhensi-
Mb." We don't think so, for that jour-
fal, sequel of its artie'e on the
fcalgect gives tho nitron <rlire, lor the
t. meute iu the supiueuess ot the magistral.
iy, thb meflh^cncy of the executive arm,
the massiug of the pfolctaiial in' the
»1 tm» of the city and it* outpouring n hci.
t ie bauds were loosened which kept that
class iu order. The same results have
beeu repeated, time and again, and arc
i corded in history. WLencver.jiopiiW
discontent is aroused by real causes the
t vi! element* of the siciul fabric make
the slightest illegal manifestation of that
uisvuatent with the action of the govern-
inant an excuse fur rapine, plunder aad
uatiHga. *
\ The political dwoonteut in Kurope in
] a-Ffniautfcsted eepcciilly in the rock-
iogef bakers' s'*ops and private dwell-
i .gw. The ri jrdou riots in thc lost ecu •
lory derived encouragement aad were
fauuiod into a consuming flame by the
cowardice of the chief magistrate of
conceived notions of Am
and individual freedom.
Hot there is alo an inatrugtjrc lesson
to bo drawn from wbat has lately (ran#,
pired la this populous city. It is this :
ihnt the weak sentimentalism which has
elmrseteiircd. jurors in denling out jus-
1 iec l» gilded lif influential criminals
may, at times'-, nd pTaMS'-teast expectedT"
[iioduce fruit as hitter to the taste as soi
ci'.ty in Cincinnati D now eAp«-ricncing.
TJib Ncwbtrrr .Observer says:—
•» Among the Supervisors of Registration
appointed by the tiorcmor wc notice the
names of three editors of newspapers.—
These arc h'I bad appointments. Wc take
it for granted that tic appointees arc
honort and competent ; hut the hare fact
that they arc editors should have pre
vented their appointment and their ac
ceptance. Sm ncw.'papcr editor should
hold nuy i lfK-iil pa-ition.’* Ccrtaiuly
not. Kditoia should be put in s hogs
head ninj fad tin ('Ugh the bung jiole
when not on the (hare afer deliuquant
subscribers.—1 imes sud Democrat.
safe
mSuA
ApMUMMOH
Atm
A -Cobs
Is a pfeacri
the oura
tbouaaods
bled to recdBr themorlvi
cipodpoie tm notoriety
.of Mr. John Vine Hall, commander of tine,
the Oreat Eaetcrn ateamahtp. He bad '
jfatlcu Ifrtd aacIT habitual drunken-
ticui tbAt bt* moist earnest eflWfte to
reclaim hlnsself proved unarulilnff. At
lowt be oouirbt tie .aidvile 6t iuT eiaD
Affirjr.
suoStfor a dl-
font teen yeate.
'O wbo wrmt a
jjarp al| tho
nent physician, which he followed fabb
fuller for scve. al montba, and at the
end of Hot time he badjoatjill dealre
for liquor, although he bad been for
msijy years led captive by a moot d«:
baaing appetite. Tho roclpe, which he
afterwards published, and by which so
many other drunkard* have been as
sisted to reform, fa as follows: 8ul-
phate of Iron 20 grains; magnesia, 40
grnloe; peppermint, 44 drams, * pints
of nutmeg, 4 drams. Dose, one table
spoonful la Ice a day.
Four years ago two colored men were
urrewted in Hall county^-Gq.. charged
wi h assnultiiig n white wotitan. They
were tried and found pii'lty. < hie was
liangod and the other sent to the chain
ging for life. Since then enough evi
dence has been found to hatielv the cotn-
r— 0 ■
miii.ity wl:ere tlic crime wu* cotuniittcd
lliat the convicted men were innocent.—
As the one now in the plain gang was a
cirixeu of Jackson county, tne revidents
uf that county placed the matterJucfarfc.
the ln>t grand jnry, and after an invci-ti
gation they decided to request the grand
jury of Huh county to ssk the Governor
for the nnn's pardon. There in, of
course, no doubt but that he ^ ill be free 1.
The Jocksua county unthoritu-fe arc aim
believed to be in possession of Ihcts which
will lead la the conviction of the crimi
nal, who has been living al’ these years
within n few milc4 of the scene of the
crime and the cxecutiou. The publicity
l those professional political pliysietawr uf thf p , tW|t disoover; ha* canned great
excitement, «specially among thoeolorcd
piM ple, and there is little doubt that lynch
ing will fal'ow it the citixcn* loam the
uuiue of the p al culprit. The crime was
an exceedingly brutal one, the victim
making n de-peruto fight with her nssail-
unt*. bhc was finally left far dead in a
Mimll patch of w-oods. The unfortunate
man who was hanged died protesting his
innocence, but the circumstaniial evi
dence aguhv*t him wn* *i* (tn>ng that his
story was discredited.
a A ,%ci «r
A hill is now before Congress wbieli
proiiJcs for the restoration of all of the
gold and silver plate, watches, pictures,
etc., now remaining on baud, which
wi re captuYcd by StiGnnnn’s army in its
inarch through the South, and which has
been st'rcd in the United States Treasu
ry hi nee that Minority special acts many
Jamdou, slw pandered to lie prejudice*! a good story Is told of
»key. Meal
i.ud pasoionj of the mob. The whiskey
riM iu Feoaayivaufa during the ad mis--
i irsLion of Washington took their pro.
portioe* from the same cjubc. The moat
wfana ag fast are about this rfat is, that
iWwbgas It duns, the danger to wbiuh
tl.e odO-orvative demon is of society are
ixpooud, U but so dumoralus thorn as to
r» dedrs lor • form of
their lizhtfal owners, but there still re-
innius s g od quantity, and-it ought abo
to be restored.
The foltoAing U a list oi tho artiulis,
many of which were hoirhwnw in South
Carolina families i Two hundred and
fartyaix WHldics, ci^hty-fivc chains,
eleven rings, six locket*, seven breast
pins, one bracelet, two pencils, seven
knives, one revolver, one pair compasses,
box containing seals and ring, box con
taining sina'l quantity of jewelry, gold
ckuiu, thr-e seals and stamp, tuiuia'ure
and case, box containui&scvuu brooches,
ore set seals, fa/ur titrgA, llifte Jjins, two
buckles hik! one pencil, one sot cameos,
bracc’ct, brooch and earrings, one watch,
chain mid key, two lockets and ring,
three joYtraits, box of old jewelry, two
portraits, one silver pitcher, one silver
teapot, one silver cream mug, one silver
sugar bowl one ense with two forks and
two knives and one spoon.
A Washington paper Bays: “It will
be leu-eiubered that when fbe.vcidlct
la the (juitcHU case was announced,
the prisoner leaped from his chair and
shouted, 'God w fll poll tali you for this,'
uud then pronounced a prophecy of
vengeance ppou, his prosecutor*, their
witnesses and the j iry. Coikblil, the
District Attorney, has lAgt his offlee
and U looking for eometblug to do.
One of Lis associate counsel took to
drinking soon after the trial, and is
now a drunkard. Two of the jury are
dead, two more have failed iu business,
and another Is hopelessly iussne.
Three of the medical < xperts who tss-
tilled to bis sanity are dead, and s
fourth has become Insane. And now,
In yesterday's paper it fa announced
that J. W. Tilden, the chemist wbo
discovered the poison In the bouquet
Mnt. Scovllle sent to her brother the
morning of bis execution, has gone
crazy and been committed to the gov-
e.nmeut asylum for treat(aeul. ,,
fl >ur barrel. Now, most ladlee, under
similar circumstsbeM, would have ut
erc.1 a few genuine shrieks and then
sought safety In the garret, but this
one poeeased more than the ordinary
degree of genuine courage. 8he sum
moned the man servant and told Mm
to get the gun, call the dog and station
himself at a convenient distanc**
Then she clambered up stairs and cotp-
tm-berd fo punch the II mr-barrel with
a pole. Presently the mouse made iii
«| pearurce and started ac ross the
B-'or. The dog started at once In pur
aulL—The rnau flrsd and tbs dog drop
ped dead, The hi ly fainted, fell down
the stair*, And the man, thinking she
was killed, and fearing that he would
be am eted for murder, disappeared
and tine not been seen slncr. The
mouse escaped,
STATB XEW.i
There has been an epidemic of mea
sles iu Colleton County.
Diphtheria bssnpf sired Iu some sec
tions of OrHOgcburg Coun’y.
There will be two murder rases tried
at Aiken ficit week. Three prisons
will be tried us sccessotles to murder.
The County Commissioners of Fair-
Held have made a contract for supplies
for the poor bouse ot 5 3 4 per cent,
advance on cash prices.
Mr. Jss. Coward, who was that by
Uoean Cosh several weeks ago, fa not
Improving ary, but bss been moved to
bis home In Marlboro* county.
Dr. M. C. Tagcnit, of Abbeville, has
a horse which Is fond of c-tton seed.
It will eat a pock of cotton seed us vo
raciously as a cow asd thrives on it
Judgs Farmer, formerly of Waiter-
boro, fa now a citizen of Hampton
county.and resides wittrMs aou-ln-law,
Mr. Z. A. S' arson, near Yetnaeeee.
Edgefield County has twenty-nine
towns and tiadlng settlements, with
110 stores. The oatlmafed wealth of
the storekeepers is placed at S519 000
Robert Byrd, of Marino, is a heyo cf
Attorney General Brewster has di
rected tha tiansfer of Ifadmond, the
famous moonshiner, to the penitentia
ry b( Columbia. The change was or
dered becausa fhe once noted outlaw
fa dying of consumption.
Ttoe year 1884, so far, has been re-
markable beyond precedence for ejr-
cloofa stotms, the latest having occur
red on last Tuesday week taking iu ita
cfroult the State* of Ohio, Kentucky,
North Carolina and 8 >uth Carolina.
About fifteen lives were lost and pro
perty to the amount of 81 500,01*3 de-
stroyed. '
Ttrrevtdeoce seemed bTerwhelinlng
agatnet Ivtward JohnShu, a colored
man on trial for burglary in Batavia,
Ohio. His trial had lasted four days,
and the audience in cmnt thought him
y
CardanM eicwtln* on* aqaaas liHntad
Om. braLier FI*o Dottar*. IN ADVZNt'S.
s or 4'lerlt i-rCwMrt.
1 be aulijl ui»<4 U. k,«A It VIK1
| » rtnJI-Jiilr (it Merle i f Court un<l pledge* biiu t«
! »l'lde tUe u'ecWon of the la-tuouraHe prinwrjr ehc-
Uou. {Priolcr paid.
Thk Dkadly Mocax.—A lady, while
• ng.iged in the pursuit of her domestic
duties, ei countered a mouse in the ®^Ye to be convicted. Hu aeked per
artiilcs have already Itccn restorcfFTtrrtiiree WAte. He served in the Florida
mission to speak and talked for forty
five minutes. He fairly tore to pieces
the Utaie’s network of evidence, plung
ed moat of the Jurors in tesrs, amazid
the C *uit, captivated the audieme and
made a epeich which the Cincinnati
papers eny has no parallel in rude
efaqueucc elncc the days of Chief Red
Jacket. Hu w is acquitted. *
A Washington' letter says: “Preel-
dent Arthur w an biptecopallan, mb fa
also the Secretary of State and the At-
'torney (ieneral. Sccietaiy Folger Is a
broad-fiAtifie Preebyterlan. Svcretaiy
Chandler fa a Uuitarian. Srcretary
Lincoln attends the; Presbyterian
Church, as does also Poet muster Ores
bam, who, it is said, is of the orthodox
stamp, while Secretaty Teller la a
Methodiat of the Rocky M -unthin
quality.’' The President does not ap
pear to have chosen bla cabinet with a
[(Jew to religloua unity, and it Is pro
bably on account,of tlenom'nationul
dififererreeg that cabinet meetings are
not opened with prayer and do not be-
omc sweet seasons for tie exchange
of religious experience.
A terrible riot began In Cincinnati,
Ohl», on Friday r*lpbt and continued
for three nights, resulting in the kill
ing and wouudtng of two hundred per
sons and the burning of the Court
house which cost about a quarter of a
million of dollars. All that prevenred
greater disaster wu* tbeoverpowvrkg
military force that was concentrated
there. The cause was this : Ooe Ber
ner hud killed a man iu told blood sud
when apprehended rouMesed his
crime. Upon hi* trial, in spite of Ms
confession and Abo charge of the pre
siding Judge, a packed jury found him
guilty only of manslaughter. He woe
sentenced to twenty years imprison
ment In the penitentiary and the
guards succeeded in convey irg him in
safety to Columbus. The mob gath
ered spontaneously on Friday night
and attacked the J ill for the purpose
of lynching sbem a hundred men con
fined tbrte on charges of murder.—
They were repulsed by the pollce_ami
local military hut a reign of tenor
prevailed until thownival of large ho.
dies of the State Militia overawed the
AUCTION SALE, ~
. Will 1>« i«o1«t »t'!(ttar*1»*eiy fm.'Tipic<t by If,
Ourckmyerin Dlackvilleon \Y«dn«<i'l»y mor
ning, April dik^cummencing nt It) o'clock
the twtsses Of Stock of Uryr Good-, Shorn,
tints, ilardwurr, A*.. Ac., b*-lniiging to ilie
assigned estate of C. Ilurckmjrer.
Also, a largo Iron Safe, bests, Counters.
&o. Term* cell. \
J. A. iiUSCKMYP.lt, Assignee.
_*Pr3d» ^
Allen & Co-
s liquor
eslcr. He sold a country customer
a jug of whiskey.' A few days after,
tbs customer being dry, fried to draw
a morslug’s potation, bat kil it would
uof run. Ou examination, be found
it fn z *n over. Early in the day the
couutu customer called for an expla
nation. ‘Til swear I them boys 4uve
irons nsd sold you Hummer
Here, boys, change Ikfa for
Target with 4" carers- whiskey.
•* “80 you are going to teach school?”
said a young indy to her aunt.
“Well, for my part, sooner than to do
that, I would marry n widower with
nine children.’* “I would prefer that
myself,’’ was thequlet reply;'but where
fa the wldowei?’’
"Can you tell me what kind of
weather we may expect nett month?'’
wrote a farmer to the editor of his
county paper, and the editor replied
as follows: "It fa my belief that the
weather next month will be very much
like your subscription biil’’ The far
mer wondered for an hour what the
editor was driving at, when be happen-
to think of the word” unsettled.”
A baby can wear out * dollar pair of
kid shoes in twenty-four hours. It
can keep its father busy advertising to
the newspapers for a nurse. It can
occupy both aides of the largest six *d
bed manufactured simultaneously. It
can make the author ot Ita being’s
wash bills foot bp to (ft a week end
not feeling at ail well. It can crowd
to suffocation the smoking car of a
railroad train for two station*. It ran
make an old bachelor ia tbs room ad
joining use language, that If ottered
oq the street would send him to the
Penitentiary for two years. It can, in
ten rntnutts, drive a mao frantically
m to
young
war. the Mealenn war and in the fate
war. In the late war be was a gallant
soldier and was seven ly wounded. NP(1 it*h«I ,Trac
He fa now upwards of 80 years old
poor and almost helpless.
The suit (f the WoolMk heirs
against the Granitevilfa Manufactur
ing Company for tha-reoovdry of the
undivided oda»h|y of the faud 00
which the factory and vllliage are sit
uated and for the rents and profits for
for many years, will be tried at the^n-
suing term of Court In AiRek
Mr. R’hert-Conrad of Chester coun
ty fa farming In a way that would
make the country rich. If generally
adopted. He makee nearly rveything
house*. He makes his corn, fl >ur and
bacon; also his own molasses, and
sobie to sell. He raise# plenty of lice
to use as a dally article of food—not
just a little to “set down when some
body comes.” He give* employment
to the busy bee and baa enough of
honey to eat ami sell. He Is also en
gaged in carp culture and expects soon
to furnish bis table with fresh fish.
Bur and Bcstaurant,
Opposite Fustofice, August!, Georgia.
F. M. M1XSOX is manager for this
house and ’solicits the JUG and other
trade of the county. oprft
As 4! .ft AppiiflimenK
Ornc* tV»rrrr A mures,
Dasnwrli. C. H , Msreh 81. I>84.
Th* Assersor '• ill attend nt the fo'lowing,
pieces on the days Mined tor ifee purpose of
taking tax returns. Any change ia real es
tate must be slated.
Oe nte’e Creek Club House, Friday, May
tha 2nd.
Uuford'a Bridge, Saturdsy, May 3(*.
Lhrhardt's Mills, Monday and luesday,
May 5th and «th.
Hunter'a Chapel. Wednesday, May 7th.
Midway, Thursday ..May 8th.
Bamberg, Friday, May 9 h.
Grahams, Saturday, May 10th.
BUckvitte, Monday and Tuesday/- May
12ih and 13th.
Kike, Wednesday, May 14lfc.
Wllhalon, Thursday. May 13th.
lilantoa'aftore, Friday, May IGth.
- Perea Finee, Saturday, May I7ib. J
Unit barton Poetoftoe, Monday, May 19th.
Ashley's Hsm*Ftofe, Tuesday,Ms.’ 2tflh.
Furae't Store, Wednesday. May 21st.
Htepfeea Furee’a Store, Thursday, May
22nd.
Krwinton, Friday, May 33d.
Allendale, Saturday and Monday, Mftjr
21th and 2’kh.
Priester s Store, Tuesday, May 27th.
Manuel s Store, Wsdnnoday, May 28th,
- Be/aten’a Store, Thursday, May 29lk.
J. A. Jenkins's Store, Fridsy, May 30th.
Barnwell C. H. frrm May tel to June 20th.
S. W. TMUm, Auditor B. C.
•aprl - (
OTWraDMAN k 80N*r
\VHOL.B>ikL.K OJKCKTKIlH
Anti Provision Dealers,
02 end 104 East Baf St. Chsrlset en, 8.t-
Provision* a apocfalty. Ws bars always
whiskrj 11 from hi* bom* aad causa him to seek °” * i *T * u * k ‘‘••u. *ia«
wu,,,, nMi,..uana ii. ymm.l£±Sl&Z^7Z22z
hufifl;
,af moats sad* fail
| r-bsece, Cigar#, Ac
of Greoariea,
Sct2laiy
Applciilioa for Final Discharge.
i
Notice is heroby given that the undersign
ed will file his final Account with B, T. llice,
Krq . .tudge'of Prohaie, on Tuesdsy. the
22ud day of April next, at 11 o clock in the
forenoon, as F.xecutor of tha estate of John
Hu'to, deceased, and ask fur Letters bis-
mUsory. ^
^ DAVID A. HUTTO, F,xecut#r.
Msrch 24th, 1681.
mar20-4w
Aj’i>lual on Air Final Discharge.
Notica is heret^- given that the wndereign-
ed nil', apply to tne ProbiTe Judge of Barn
well County on Thursday, the loth day of
April,-A. I*. 1X81, fur a Final Di.-cliarga as
Administrator of J. L, Yillalonga.
nutria td F J. M.tTtf.T,
kotigk"
Alt person* concerned wilt plrave take
notire that I lie undersigned will apply In B.
T. Hice, Judgeof Probate fir llarnweil Gmtt-
tj, for a Final Di-charge ns '1iiar<linn of
Mary Z. King on Monday, the 7ib day
AprilJ^t. . J. W. KING.
marfi 4w .
ID*
Ren Davies
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Barnwell.
Hlnc**-the last ditj of the old year I
have been *li Ijr. iitly nrtao^iug a a* r-
prlae fur my frit-u<iB and the general
public and ”
THE SHOW OPJ-XS TO-DA Y
Free aihnUnion and prrat hurgHiriHitre
ITerod to all who have onalt to ap' ne.
N* w line« of Dry and Dieea G*.i*<l»< r
NoUooh, Boat* hurt Shota fotnll
x^a anti eircum-tHiiCi H at city piicea.
8traw Lata |n emllees .-tyli s »a all ptl-
cpb f« r Lumets, flahtn.ieu nti<i theteir
a*x U uter the n*-w reulmetho-<e tlv-
en to stroriy itilisk ntnst een*l to the
cltieM f**r liqiiors, but there I* tin u»e
for any a»>b* i'miurictl elrtz-ns to hunt
l.et.ter hargnies than I t ffai: They
cannot tf foumi in any nntikt t, uihan
(*r stihuthdh, within 11 liumlred niilea
of Barnwell.
My et(H-k of Groceries Is always full,
flesh hikI flibt elass an*! ia S«»ltl at pri
ers that will core the oosrelty * f t-Muh.
The Tad fan will fli.<l noveitiew thai
are kept by n 1 other tfaafar In this etc-
ri**n. The men chii pet all at tlcleH nec
eeenry for eanyir g on their fatma 01
meehvnical avocHtiottH. The liufa f*>lks
will fliv 1 ,eV'.rythfatf-fr* m fl-hiop ta* kU
to French candy, mikI i Vti>t*o<ty will,
flnti eout feotia trea'rp* nt. nnd a w’&tui
welc>*me anil the TRUTH ut
Ben Davies’
CASH STORE
f 1.7
t'LAL'DK E. SAVy^U Aikk> 8. C.
J was E. Davis, | Abtiich B. fiawtan,
1 urn well. b. C f t'olnmbin. 8. C.
SAWYER. DAVIS & SAWYER.
AiTIIWTSAMOOSlIMriTUtt
CoiiTeranciag and coPectieiis specia'ties
feb 14
a
& GO.
C’H A14f.»G^'rOIV. *s. C-
Thc Largest Iuiport ers of Fruit in the
^eutli, ofi’er far sale a will telocictl
stoek of ' -
Apples, Qraagas, Bnianqs.
Cocoanuts, 1^’inoiis, Nuts,
D.i*-d Kips, I’uioins. Fo-
tatocs.-Uwblrtpcy; Onmtrs Fe nut>, Mti<l
evsrytliiup else that a first cla>s whole
sale Fruit Hon-s snould have. Utuutrj
orders filled with dis|>iitch. [octSff
CARPETS
Careete and llouee FurtTfahin; Good*.—
The Largest . s iock South of Itnitlmore. Mur-
r|tiet UriiAre s, 8-Ply and Ingrain CnrpetA.
Ituga, MuU and ('rttmh Cloths, window
Shands, wall Paper*, Bor<ler«. Lace Curtains,
Carnioc* and Po es, Cocoa and Canton Mat
lings, Unhulslery, Lngmvtngs, tlhronios.
Picture Frames. Write for samples and pri
cea. B.VIL1E A C08KE 5Y,
aug2 ly Augu.ia, Go.
THiTraffi
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in
P.oFi tons Liqa irs, Tt baceo, E c.,
1G7 sud 1C9 East Bay,
dev6-6m Charleston, 8. C.
A hfliablc U fl e to Dial Will.
w. u. wrica.
LANIER EASON.
Welch & Eason, ’
Dealers in Choke Fuiuilyand Plantation
GROCERIES.
Wines, Liquors, Segars nnd Tobacco
127,129 Meeting sad Southwest corner
Market Sts. Charleston, 8. C.
Send for Price List. Xo charge fo
Drtyape or Packing. [oct25
OH ARLES C. LESLIE.
' Wholesale and Uetail Dealer in
Fibh, Guar, Lobblffh. Turlies, Ter-
mpins.ters, Etc.
StnlG Nos. 1 snd 2 Fish ^nrket, Char
lesion, S. C.
~ flaring made large nddi' hms to my
bnsincas 1 am prepared to laraisk F^b,
Game, Ac., at short notice. ^
All orders promptly attended to.
Terms'east of city acceptance. .
*>}-! G-Coi
- CITATIOtf?.
stfrti. or wm i'akoi.fna,
BARNWIILL BOUNTY.
IN TNI OQORT cv VlYoDATK. "
By B. T. Rice, B-q., Judge of Pr«batfi
tn BarowHI Comity.
WJtotsaa, W. G. Siiaaia,Clerk oftheCuurt
ot Comtuun Pitas, applies fur Letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Martha Broad-'
wat er. decaasti.
These are, iherefbre, to cite and admonish
all. nnd singular the ktaured and credituts
of the said deesased, to ke aOd apsonr before
Ane at a Coart of Probate fur th< siid county
tob* holden nt Barnwell C. 11. en Thursday,
the 10th day«f tprit. 1884, at It s'oloek,
A. M., to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not bngrantad.
Given tinder my band and the seal of tka
Court this 2Utb day of February, A. D. 1884,
and in tha 108th year of American lads
penitence. B. T. KICK,
feb28 14 Judge of Probata,
sTrwright
MX »Xt>A» (STfltEirr,
AUGUST A* G A-
Whu!es-1e and Retail Dealer in the
PUREST aGED WHISKIES
and other Liqnois.
AH ortfcis promptly filled.
Shipments by Expr&'h to any point.
jan24
nr, but. nm.
BMB-jgr -r L' . " " Wignf
Wanted. *'
Oottoa Seed,
~~~ Cottea Seel
I will pay (1C 1 2) sixteen an»Y one-
half e^nts cash per hustfal for 10 000
biiahefa of bound pif ChCion 8ee<1,)it -
littered to m« at this phiee. Will t x*
change cotton seed tueni f'*r cattou
ssifd. J. A TOBIN.
JanlT - Barnwell, 8. O.
ff Ks’S FLORAL GUltiE
For 1884 is an Enegant Book of li>0 fagen. *
Colored Plates of flowers and Vagotublos,
and more than 1000 illu-lrations uf the
choicest Flowers, Plants and Vegelablra. and
Directions' fur grotring ft is handsomt
enough for the Centre Table or a Holiday
Present. Fend on yonr name and Post Office
address, with lOeents, and I will send you
a copy, postage paid. This u nat a rpiarter
of it* oost. It it printed in Imtli Enxli.h and
German. If you afier waids order seed* de
duct the 10 cents. Vick's 8ksus ask rns
BKST IS TH* world. The Floral Guide wilt-
te'l now t<> get and grow them.
Vick’s FioWer and Vegetable Garden, !7f>
pnges, 6 Colore*! Pales fafi Engraving*.—
For fifteents in paper euvers; $1.00 in ala-
giM:t cloth. In German er Kngt|*li.
Vick’a lllu.*traie*l Monthly Mag.ixtne—22
Png-s, a Colored Plate in er-ry . umber and
many fine Engravings Price $l.2-i> ayrar ;
Fire C«piea for Jo.fHi. SpcCimpn Numlters
sent for lOeents; 3 trial copies forSiceals.
JAMK8 VICK, Koch ester, N. V.
jau3
. V
A. Liangcr,
Cl M ikt’t Sire-i, «h riolon, S. C.
— Will tell FenU lower >han the lsrgest fruit
houses iu I ds city. Give him a trial,' and
if go«*ls are tioi^attsfsctory money will be
ret u n J (FsL 1
Apples, Orange*, Rnnsnss. rncoanuts, Cab-
bages, Unions, Ae.
decC-tf
you want a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK,
STERLING (SILVERWARE,
— • y
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT-
LEUY,
OR SPECTACLES,
Fend yonr orders, to or call at
Jas. Allan & Co.
3 »7 KING STREET,
CHARLE TONf S. C.
jar,’’!
[i
Foundry, Machine
-AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Augusta* Georgia.—
Buy, Si ll, Exchange, Rmt or Rcpnir
• on bt>t manlier and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS, .
SAW AXI) GRIST.MILLS
AND MACHINERY.^ 7
CHEAP AXD GOOD.
Ifnvo ot> hand •• f nni-|» Ptoek nf
upvturus *>1 5u ivuguitm ttud But
Steum and Water Pipe it reduced pri-
-esSir—— —
KORTINO INJECTORS,
Yand izeu Jut Puni|s, Bol's, Nafr,
Wasliors, Circular awn. Files, Ac.
Write for prices. ‘ Promplpess and
•_'ood work. Cheap wi 1 ho our aim.
ja.,21
Garden Growth Teas*
Families can tava about one half by send
ing to us for Ten* as wr import our own, nnd
hare done »o for forty years. The Original
American Ten Co.
Send for Circular*, which gira pricaaand
full p rtiuufare to*
BO'i'TWF, Ls. Pre-t,
P. O. W«>x 2*7 44V-»-«vst. NawYntk
ONE DOLLAh’8 worth of any of our gnr
den growth. Chinn or Jnpnn Tens sent hy mail
post paid, or a larger quantity by express,
charge* paid. feb? 8m
TSsfarawaU
5 Cent Store
fa receiving srery day a new hex of odds
and ends fs- sal* at prises naheard of before
is Barnwell oonnty. This box eeneiets either
of otilionery. ikney goods, eroeaery. tin-
wars, hardware, shoes hats, jewelry, books
or dry goods. It ia useless to paese priced
here, as ike goods being below tko market
are told each day as they arYqra. Alt wdstk
yon is lo sail on us whsnrrer ytkaytait Born-
well asd see Ike barfifao wo efiiv^tsn that
day. tfre see receiving os fiistsapn
all Ike fata music and now books, and
than kalf of Ike mnsic we esn sell ye* al Ire
cents n sheet and ike kfffiks at Ike same prise
and eon order for yon any mwtio or books
that wo hove not fa stock at Iks pnblbkor s
lowest priors, and in m <ny Mata muefi lower.
Tinmnre hard this year nnd save what you
can by buying from ns.
['irkor ■ Horse and Cnitl* Powder oclis
every whore at twanty-ffve Mats n package,
wsksvea Itrge lot on hand. «e warrant eve
ry paper to be sound and gasd. but a* they
are aMling efawly we have determined Is let
them go aad put Ike money fat* asms thing
rise. 80 some and get a pae-age at T£N
CEMT8 before they are all gone
We aloe have so head n quantity of Bor*
- a 1 meat ami Bor-
ker’s Nerve nnd Beoe Uni
ker’r Liver Pills, two as g*e# mSdfalM* as
there are under the sire, wtrfak we offer way
below woual prices,
leWfl \ " * ,
won Jd.
r S. TKXtUT.
M0i)D & TERRY,
Wholenale «t"l Retail Deufara In
FRESH FISH, OT81ERH, GAME, &c.
Au<1 Cotniniaeiun M-*ichHMta,
N. W. Cor. M;trket amf E i*t Buy Sta.,
CHARLES FOv, a c.
Conaitromouts of Poultry, Egps, &o.
aollcitud.
No charge for Drayogs •
vr. n. dikpknbacm. | n. a. mkvxk.
Diefenbacli&Go
( ,
COMMItyiON MERCH.4NTS.
FLOU i.’B .Y, Git AIN FEED-ETC
Ct'i^igniaeuta of Poultry and Eggs
Solicited.
4 sud (J MARKET >TRKEr,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
j.vnlO
JOHN KENNY
MANUKA 1 TUBER Or’ —
rLOTfll.Mi, SI11RIS, D: MV l;',
GENTS Nil I UTS A SPEfUALFT.
Tnkea ptraeure tn in farm tag his' many
firmer p-orom in tbit nud u j.otu 1 countiti
th.'.t he ii is tiK-aieii at >
BLACKVIIA^K.
wlirre be mt t tif^ | lentil inMtt tbem awd la
f»r tlienofjustntanee of *!1 geutlenien who
m.iy 1 erd snything in his line.
Ail‘experin.es nf liiiny five y ears in. An-.
gusts juriftts Vim in gimanteettig aatisfac-
lion '0 *11 wbo m* v favor him with tlrit^tis-
tom
nothin* cut according to the latest styles
and mode up inlhe host manner
rr \ lljya, r k \y a r r a nted-w
—hm!0
AUG-TJoTA HOT L-
r*T. .-.47V4ITKT * , A
KitAK 1ia!LK"ad CB'-arixo/
Bar and Billiard Roomi- iathe (’.ear, Choice
Wtnes and ujuors alwne on h md.
Table Supplied in Beet Style on Furnpexn
Vhm. Attentive Mervants, Lnegi- and well
Vetutyited Koom*.
f®“FLEfM Rif BELT S*^g
LEWIS & DOTiLI rr LE. piti pi iiT-'RS
G W KVA Ns f.Mk
Robt. D. White
MARBLB
— AN l>—
GRANITE WORKS,
MEETING STREET,
- ff
(Corner Ilorllv ck s Alley)
CH Al4LK»XO>f. r-. Ai
juneO-ly
WHAT IS
Dr. Holt s
DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR?
The only remedy known tbat will
core every case of Dyfu>*qa*l» or lodl-
geetlon, Liver Disease, Nervous Hewf-
ache, JauudlCe, and all th it ttaio
of nervous trouideH arialog sad depen
dent upon these diseasos.
If you are troubled with nny of there
diseases try It and be convinced of it*
virtue*.
It bus been tested in hundreds of ca
ses ami never f died to mike a perma
nent cure if fairly tested.
This la no Humbug, ft trill do all
that fa claimed (or It
For sale by
HR. P. F. STOKES, Black vllle.
HARLEY « 8KAB86X. Alfandak,
hotonaie, DK. b. HaER, Ctuufas-
too,I
M)I4
DR. J.
MILHOUS,
DENTAL SUR0EON,
BL, AL’K VIL.L1C, fo. < •
Regular appoint meat ■ aafalfajra: Barn*
weH O. H. from third Mondaym eaohmoiMh
U Friday evening. 04100 nt tbs F*tt»r«.»
Beats. Willfaton. B. C. from ftret Alarndny ip
on ok msutk to Friday evsstsg. Qfhcr ever
Oapt. Kranedy’a afore. Will 4c al ii* homo
oBee ts Blaekville every foMurd*y and «ri 1
(Mh* Sppointmouis wifk patients i« wsei
tkemnt eitkor dfkisefoese nt say time.
g^Cali* of tended in Bsruwsil sad ««tja,
|BUi couatia. [u -'