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■ » ,%«#* VI /ohu W, Holmes, Editor and Proprii tnt. rrm LARGEST COUOT CIRCULATION r «—rteaff r-rr THURSDAY. ' T' ■"■ l^xc'hnnftt* a:dllor(nli«. APRIL 17, 1884. T— Some of tho newspnpors which clamor co loudly for a tariff to be dieted only for the payment of the actual expenses oi'the Oovmument economically odinin- i->terod. clamor tvTt!i cqnal sircn^tli for a gratuity of seventeen million dollars for the education of llu* indigent iI1it#r4te IVecjtti not exactly see the consistency-* of these respective clamors.—tlrecnville V Nan*. ‘ — X\’e think it is time for the Democrats to base flicir ropresentatitm w the- Stale (’onvention upon the Democratic strength fit each county. The plan heretofore adopted by the Democrats of giving « county representation in the convention on its RepublTcau VoTSS R Ttof jrtst itndd* not fair to the counties which are largely l)enjocratio. We hope this matter will be fully discussed at the various county conventions soon to meet for the purpose of electing delegates to the tftatc Con vention which will meet in Columbia June 2Ctli.—Horry Progress. Wc dou’! see that the “educated ’ ne gro is auy more honest, any mgre indus trious, or better citiicn in any respect than Ac uneducated. If the recoids of our courts were carefully examined, and nil tho facts awerfaiued, wc have no doubt that it would be proved that llw niajorify of criminuli among the blacks arc oTthc“ fr «fuch1tftr elrt«rrTo itwnr , *Ji .WSr-^i thc«. Suppose wtrdtj, will that make them better laborcts, elevate ^theui mor- alTy, of mnkc ibem better citizens? At one time,, to our mind cdi eation wuthe rcmi-dy, and the only remody+ihr elevat* ing tbs n$gi:<\.&nd relieving our criminal courts fiom his ftei|uenl intrusion. Now otL^vjUtit to escape from it. liemiut, of wc don’t know but that wc admit to a little skepticism on that point. Possibly it is liccnuso our means are inadequate to carry the remudy far enough.—New berry News. f . WnrTF.Vtt i.b, Fi.a, April 7, 1P8I. E<ii(i*f ' r PfOj>/e: About iOOl fiicritls asked me to write to them. As retail would coat 820.02, besides paper and time, both scarce, l wil'comply by wholesale, if you will permit. I will speak at present of the joute, :—' ^ -4: :—— Mr. T. II. Colding and I looked out the road gp tMimp, tiom wlddi l did not widely deviate. Wc made it 300 miles k windings. By estimates Ifotu f*oiut to point I made it .‘•u8-»n dose guess. miles South of the Court House, to Burton’s Perry 22 miles, Sylvania 17, No. o on C. lt v li. Hi, Griucr's 18, Moore’s Bridge l o, Heard’s Bluff ou Ahaiuuhnw, 27, Jessup l Mldd’eton's Btidge on Sutilln 22, Nidiunta 8, Trader’s Hill on St. Mary's 33, Jones’ Bridge on St. Mary’s 24, R U. 4 miles' W of Baldwin 18, Stark 20, Waldo 11, Hawthorn 14, Ocala 30, Whitcvillc 15, total 338 miles. A citizen of Screven county since told nie f could have saved ten inilcstiy crossing Brier Creak at Brannon's Bridge, and would hare hud.. firmer road. M IdUleton’? bridge, on Satilla, is said to be unsafe. If one is on his guard, and when tire tornado appears, prepared to act intelli gently and promptly, ho can easily de termine the projected path of the torna do from the location of the funnel, and whether it will be necessary to run Noith 1. r.-i .-V. course, not run Past or West. Doors and windows in houses should be closed, animals unhitched and let out. The safest place in a house is the South, west corner on the first floor; If a tor nado overtakes one lie lace downward, head toward the Past, and pace the hands over tVe head for protection. If near a low solid object, like u Urge stump, lie face downward, East of it, head toward-the object, with hands over the head for protection. Every home should have a dug out at n onveuient distance from the liousti largo enough for the family, am thii.gs of great value like deeds or money. Cfclck«a Cholera. denounces of the fowl bouse, pure fresh water, nt>d regular, wholesome food ars tlie host preventives. 8<>me have cluluied good reaults from tar in the bottom o f drinking trough, or from an onion cut up in the trough oceu- sBCSHyr AS a onra, use a fiuls Veue- tfoo red, say half an ounce to a quart of meal, In the food; or one drachm of ohro muilatic acid to a quart; of water used in making dough, or soak corn in it. The liver is always found enlarged and pale after death, and pro Irnbly the cauee of the disousu is these. „ , I be destructive effects of tornadoes direct, and supposed oO nnelit suffice for 1, <■ ,, . “ ,C!, »lt from tho gyratory movement, little learning Isa dangerous thing,” giv ing them a distaste and a contempt for the position nature intended them to fill, nud at list driving thert'to criminal methods of obtaining a livelihood. We simply desire to say that the education of fho negro will not bring on the tuillcn- ?um any earlier, as soihc people seem to think.—Newberry Obsenpr. The work of establishing a Confeder ate Soldiers' Home ip Richmond, Yu., is one that deserves the ntmo-t ctrcour- ftgement from the people of the 8outh. Our old and maimed Confederates have no Government pension to aid fliem, and many of them are very poof aud with ibeir advancing years feel more and inure acutely the effects left upon their kysrems by wounds, sickness and priva tious. Lot us endtavot to pay, in some measure, tiie debt wi owe to those old and worn out martyrs to the “Lost Cause,” and do our part in the work that General Gordon and other Southern load ers have so nobly undertaken, A ittir will be given lif Ilitfmj6nd n4xt iflonth in aid of tho enterprise, hud wc sincerely trust that the men and worfieu of Caro > liau will do all that they can to jirofuotO its success.—Columbia Register. Lynch law is hwfsssnejs although it may take the shape of respectable organ ization. It is nothing more than an opeu avowal that the laws of the-coun .... „ , vanee of the premonitory signs, durim ■i-AnlBl te ^lluUe_ taiilk-j,Jiult|, teit „ bdit , u Uuil , above and narrowly avoided driving into water 12 or 15 feet deep. I rhould avoid both bridge and ford, but can't say how else to come. * 1 started January 1st nud got here on the l!Uh. Had I taken the Maty Fisher ut Cohen’s or Matthew’s Bluff I should have gone to SavSnnah and conic by steamer on to I’alatka. I should have saved at least tea days, which, in the CKilioess of my vegetables, would prob ably have paid die several times the whole cost, besides saving exposure and fatigue. Cftpt. Gibson will take a two- horse wagon aud team to Savannah fur 88.OU. 1 am n*t sure of the cost theucc to I’alatka, but think about 810.00 per horse, nfid perhaps the same fora wagou< I did mU suppose one could travel half the distance anywhere in the pine belt without finding double us much heavy sand/ I doubt if there were more than 90 miles cf it in the whole distance. My chief difficulty was to find tho way ent route, and as (here is no main road leading this way, Fhad frequently to fol low mere settlement roads, and these which is estimated at from one to five hundred mik-san hour. Totn-adoes with the Irow glass furm ^f'ckmdnrc thc niost intense, and seem tb be irresistible, but Ilia greater number of tornadoes are of a lower intensity. Frame houses arc more tenacious or clastic than brick, and when overthrown are'hot so destructive to life. A grove Southwest ot a house, or . a forest Southwest of a town, has u tend ency to break the force of a tornado and drive it into the upper air, although itis not auft>4or-ft~pe*Bon to-be near-n-tree 01 jn a grove during » tOTUudo, for fear of being struck by flying timber. By a careful study of the principles which underlie these storms, nud obser- if auy persons, who keep their presence ot mind and Pet intelligently and prompt ly, when the storm appears, need be kill ed by a tornado, still ft is always best U» have a clear conscience whatever may happen. ' ^ Meteorologists arc very carefully stud ying these storms. The Signal Service already in their daily reports dicing the season, indicate the barometric treush of low pressure, extending Irom th* Southwest toward the Northeast, along which tornadoes move, and it is believed that the time is *iot far distant when they will predict to ccitaiu districts prob able tornado days. . \ A corresponded of the Newberry Her ald writes us follows of two Barnwell families in Florida : “The ear.y part of the day whs very pleasant, but in the evening a rain came on, and I was soon drenching wet, and the tall dead pines swungad fro, aud occasionally a Nearly every one would advise a differ- dead limb felt near me, and reminded me sometimes very dim. Add to thifr (be 11 Vif gone to the bettoMftnd, but not so frcqucnljairclessncss of persons directing try arc insufficient for the administration 6f justice. Whcre-dofis the fault lie? iTith the people or with the law nud its adminis tration ? This » indeed a grave question and one that may demand au inswer at flu distant day. Thlre can ImlJIO . doubt that in many cases the people ftre carried away ty ex- eftemeut and unreasonable desire for ret vengc. But is there not some reason in the reluctance of the imtt»ea to cottsigu n f l.ru case to the mercies o( a court.that Wrrft^glci for justice amid tho entangle ments of technicalities founded on decis ions hundreds of yearn old, that is tardy in its swiftest movements, that gives the priebner the benefit of tverf reasonable doubt, that rarely admits the confesijinn of the criminal, nud that allows counsel, xculotis for their clien£ft interest, to con- liumb hours in argument*, the object of which, in ufnny mstaiiceif, fa ofily ?o mys. lily the blinds of the jurors ? Wc put the question, but frankly confess Wo do hot know th« answer. —Spartanburg Herald. “Our brotfie? in black’ 1 has 6fijoycd iue rights of citizenship now for twenty years, and all the rights and immunities of the white man ; and now the question presents itself, is. he moving onward wiili the inarch of civilisation, or is he going iMcDwctrd ? W® do hot propose indi vidual cases, but speak of the negro as a people. Is it not a mutter of serious con cern that our jails, our penitentiaries aud our criminal courts shtfu d be so largely made up’out of suhjefctj belcnglffg to this race of people ? Our orimbtal court Which has just clone«Lled u« to reflections do this sub ject, Almost every phase of crime from simple assault to murder was brought to the attoiitidu of the court. And with a giugle excafftiOn in every ea4e the accused Wiiy if it ttere got for the strangers and you may form some idea Of my perplexity. 1 certainly nwvcr trav. dej among niorc hospitable people than I found all the way, nor kinder than I 1 find here. If you, Mr. Editor, rvill permit, I may write another letter to the many dear friends there about the country, when I know by experience What to write. ~ £ —W. B. CahsOII. P. S. I am not sure thttl-I took tbs best or shortest route. a copper. He had lands worth $100 an acre, without groves ou them ; they sere covered with bug! hickory trees, soil 12 inches deep. I next stopped at Mr. D. T. Kennerly’s also a Barnwell man, who fed mo on vegetables, as well as many Wl.jl 1 AW f^rucllcnl IliniM In Menard t« I ornii<loCM. (Kshnih City Review.) The tornado season is einbrxred be IwccnTfic'Tsrsr April Und the 1st of .September, out 4bos4 tornadoes weewr in negro our Solicitor would hxvC but little to do, our criminal court, es a rub, would be but a email natter. Whil * e ore to 4b tvitk or fur these people is one ques tion for the South to (p-upplo with. The ) from some quarters educate ♦.iAc . v : ■ May or June. Early or late seasonsva- ry the time of their occurrence. Tornadoes occur iu the afternoon, generally between two o’clock and four o’clock, Thejp move ftom Southwest to North* wcj^anrt their linear movement is ordi- uanly from thirty to forfy rhilfes an hoar. Toriiadoes occur on sultry days, or when the temperature is very high and the air is thoroughly saturated with moisture. The approach of a tornado nmy be known by ominous clouds in the South' west and also in the Northwest. The clouds sometime resemble the smoke of n haystack, at btlier times they appear like Iridescent fog. Sometimes they pre sent a deep greenish fiue, or intensely black, or have a purplish, yellowish, or bluish tinge. When these two inas.'es 6r banks bf clouds undet the Impulse of opposing currents, approach each other they are thrown into great confusion ; (herd is a roaring, like the rumbling of distant thunder, and an upward exp.ul* siou of air and vapor. Soon tho fnancl of the tornado is let down to the earth and mores U>4he front; while scuds of clouds play around it. The’ tohiado new formed lias four elmrucUrstic mova- raeuts: a linear movement toward the Northeast; a gyratory movement (North that I was not iu the ark of safety. 1 was riding under a dead tree and a bunch of needles fell on my hat, aud I thought ns yet. I stopped aFAIr. Bon L. Rasp’s a Barnwell man, who gave me dry rai ment and made me feci at home ; showed me over his lands, and did not charge me A EmixaicCask.—A wonderful case of suspended animation is reported from Egypt, Penn. The subject Is au eight year-old boy, who has lived and died every day during the last month. From sunset to (.untUe he eojoys good health, and romps around like all chll- drtn of his age, but at dusk he becomes entirely unconscious and remains so until morning. Physicians are sorely puzzled by the case. One said: “I pricked him with a pin, and applleif a galvanic battery to bis most sensitive f arts, but without creating the lenst impression. .1 forcibly raised one -of bis urms and ft remained in an upi iglit position. The tm tubers were like wax, and were covered with indentations which I made with my fingers.’’ The child had just recovered from whoop ing cough when this strange affiictloh came upon bhn. It was proposed to take him to New York, to be exuinln* d by tbe most eminent physicians in the country. S-T A Va A A’U Sr- There are GC9 Baptist churchrs in South Carolina. A young man of Edgefield village, who ;s over six feet high and as swift on foot as a race horse, ran against a boi’se last week and beat the race in a single heat, no odds being given. Burrill Adkiusou and Miss Colter, whites, inmates of the Cla r endon poor house, were married last. Sunday. The groom is paralyz'd in his right side and rhe bride iu her left.- They are third cousins, and each is about fifty- two years of age. - GENE HAL A A IIS. One-half the human family die under seven-teen years of age. Last year in London 124 persons dis appeared of whom no tiacc has ever been found. ■ * Jefferson Davis will be seventy-elx in Juue. His health is some bitter than it was recently. Bobert Bonner, of the New Yoik Ledger, is worth $7,000,000. And he prints only a weekly puper, at that. Five thousand cats were eaten in P.u ia during th* siege. What a god send a long siege must be in u great city! Senator Garland will introduce a bill compeiflng morphine to be tinted, so it otn no luugsr ha given by careless druggists tor quinine. This ig a needed b.lh The young men of a Massachusetts towudnmg a man in effigy for backing out vf a marriage contract. Ameri ' 1 ■rt A ■ • very body is warna^ to examine silver cert4tie»fe* closely and to refuse all numbered B 1467 X or B 1487 X. On the left hand corner of the Iwurk of the bogus notes some of tbe letters iu the word “certificate’’ are reversed, and the word ••taxes” is spelt, “tares. * 7.r. a: Application for Final Usekargf. Nodes is hereby siren that the undersign- Four prominent members of a Cin cinnati whist club certify to a rsmarl •' able baud of whist played by them r«- cently, at which, after the cards bad- been thoroughly shuified, one of fho i ad will tile his fiuufitccouni with B. T. Iticc, k>q.. .lodge of Probate, on Tuesday, the 22nd d.ty of Aptil next, at 11 o'clock ia the forenoon, as Executor ot th* estnte of John Hu'to. deceased, 1 aad ask for Letters Dis* imawH-jN— . ■ .■ —..... , ■|, DAVID A. HUTTO, Executor. March 24th, 1881, roar20 4 tv Send six cents for postage, aud receive free ft ro-ttj-box . , • . , , of goods which will help nil, play ers received thiiteen diauipnds, 0 f either sex, to ihorv'h'ioney right away than another thirteen spades, another thli- \ anything else in this vtorld. Fortnues await teen hearts, and the other thirteen ' , . 1,e , ' 0, !* iers absolutely sure. At once ud- - Tie-ftrfi'weU 5 Cent Store Two clul>», the latter being trumjis. pucks of turds were used, ? An Alabama paper complains that “the country is almost literally overrun’ with negro preachers, who are multi plying by sedves and bnndteJs. The colored brother inatiactively take to politics or preaching, the latter being the faVorite calling by a large majori ty.” Of course preaching is the f^vo ite calling. There are mote “yelL-w legged chickeua” served to preachers t ran to politicians. - A well informed writer in the Mo bile Reg later says: ‘T believe us firmly dress Taut & Co., Augusts, Maine. nprlO Strayed or Stolen* as I do iu iujt own existence, that if the cotton States will plant more laud 16 ct+ffii and'outs, raise hogs aud mules, as before Ihe war, they wi!J, in ftve years, be independent of banks ’and city merchants; their lands will be vfortb 100 per cent, more than now, and all of the industrial Interests of the country will prosper as they have not sluce 186b. reanut culture will be an immense thing In tbe south before many *years" The crop this year will be worth, say $:i,000,000. The profit i»-44ie busiuets is tremendous. A newspaper corres pondent says that six years ago a Mas sachusetts man settle'k new r Mont’jom- ery, Ala, He was very poor, but he -thought he saw an opp« 'rntoit j-, aiid no- tiejng many raising peanuts, he rented l-tnd and began working it ou shafosT He is still raising pennuts and nothing ejse, and he does well to stick to them, ’’six years of peanut culture have netted him 8100,000. ¥ , “You can h «d a horse tojthe water, but you can’t m ike|him drink,” says the old saw. You couldn’t make some men drink ifiber, if you took them to a w. ll. ON FRIDAY NIIIIT. MARCH 28th. front iny residence in Lexingion county, a tliick- set BAY HORSE, with heavy black mane and tail, while spot on right side of back, shod in front. Any one finding said Horse and returning him to me will be paid ah charges incurred in doing so. K KLNSLER, P. O. Columbia, S. C. Manufacturer and Dealer in Foreign and Di-meriic Cigars, Tobacco, hahjh, ■■in.*, kit. No. 343 King Street, Charleston, S. C. jah2( Garden Growth Teas. Families can save aboi l one half by. send ing to us for Teas, as w* import our own, and have done, sp for forty years. The Original American Tea Co. Send for Circulars, which give prices and full particulars to KOH’T WF/ LS. Prnri , P. (\ P<'X I2S7. 4,1 Y-.'Shv St. New Yoi k. 4^L24!nli-v.f "By »f otir gnr den growth, Clium or Japan Teas sent by mail post paid, or a larger quantity by express, charges paid. f e b7 3m CEO. H. Mill & CO. Candidates. C»r>l- rmt rxci'e.liiis om- ><|uar*> nisi rt'd midrr IkU In-ad f »r I'ivi' linllif-. IN Al'VAKv'E. t or d'lt-i-K «tl* 4'oiirt. —AND— *' ' • BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT. Augusta* O-eoi'gia. Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent nr Repair on best mariner and terms, ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILLS AND MACHINERY, CHEAP AND GOOD. Have on hand a T a^'C Slock of The many fHi-tid.-nfU. K.SJAKVIN auuuuan bim a randMats fur (iK rk uf Court and (ib-lp' him to 1 abide tbr dcel-lua of the llcinoeratlf. prinury ulee- ti»u. [l’riiit.*r juitd. I* rereleing e*ery. dpy a Aew box »f o<bD Shd ends for sale at prices unheard of before ra Bara well county. This box consists either of at itionery. fancy goods, crockery, tin ware, hardware, uboes hats, jewelry, books or dry goods. It is useless to name prices here, as tKe good* being below the market are sold ekcli day as they iu rive. All w«a*k you info call on us whenever you visit Barn well and see ihe bargains we offer yon that tiny. We arc receiving as fast as published all the late Music and new books, and more fhau half of the music we can sell you active cents a sheet and ihe books nt the shine pri?e and can order for you any music or book# that we have not in stock at the publisher s lowest prices, and in m my casts much lower. Times are hard this year and save what you can by buying from us. Parker s Ho^e and Cattle Powder sen. 1 ) everywhere nt twenty-five cents « package, we have a large lot on hand, w e warrant eve ry paper to be sound and good, but as they are celling s'vwly r4 have determined to le> them go aud- put the money into something else. So come and get a package at TEN .CENTS bofbre they nr* 411 gtmv. IVe also have on hand a quantity of Bar-, ker’s Nerve and Bone Liniment and Bar ker’s Liver Pills. I wo as good medicines as there are under the sun, which we oiler way below usual prices ^^ febl4 Of .■r~- Central Hotel, Broad Street, Augusta, Qa. - MRS. V/. M. THOMAS. renirnlly locatcd v .<ionT,enicnt to business. CLAUDE E. SAWYER Amen 8. C. Jamks K. D.vvts, | Abtiu k 3. ftawtEB, Barnwell, 8. C j Columbia, S. C. SAWYER. DAVIS & SAWYER. ATMlfYSATOffiEIMSATUIV Conveyancing and poliectians specialties. feb!4 GEORGE H-BATES 6- IdHWfAW^tWfl-AmWr U A.1ITV\V »• UI. O. H.. H. C. Will ]>nicliee in all the Courts of the State and give prompt alteuliou to all business en trusted to his care nan24 JOHN KENNY h MANUFACTURER OF CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GENTS SHIRTS A SPECIALTY. Takes pleasure in informing his many- furmer patrons in this and adjxceut counties that he has located at W -ANTED. A lady of many years experience desir s a situation as Teacher, (an give good ret- crinofe*. Address— , ••M,' 1 Box afi BarnweTT; ?. C took btili'aa hour’# fish, catcliiug all we neotjed. There lands are also excellent. Mr. K’s lands are now worth some 14,* 0U0, and wheu he landed some three yettre ago, he did got possees 8100 lands down there in Hernando county sell from 820 up to the thousands per ■aroused her suspicions, tiousbe found a jug ot corn whiskey covered up iu the straw in tbe cornet of the pit. serfri—Wstcr*good, vfeDa from 20 feet wild turkeys up a tree, 20 squirrels can be killed bsforc breakfast.” A Word For The Mother In-Law.— There never was but one home es tablished without a mother-in-law. And that seems to have Loeu a mietake. That motber-lDdaw-leSS home walked fight into trouble, as the sparks fly up ward. It went tight out into the or- Chard, and ordered fruit for two, and got all tbe rest o( us into more trouble than all the good mother-in-laws of to day can ever get us out of. Away with kll this outrageous abuse of the moth er-in-law. Have you no sense of grati tude, young man? Do Jou love your 'wife? Ob, most devotftdly. Well, then, where would you hate got your wife bad it ootfreeu' for your mother- iu-lawf And another thing, young man. Some day, when you are saying smart things about your mother-lo-Uw sit down and fasten the tackle of your brilliant Intellect upon the subject, and do not let go of It, until you have calmly, hon estly, impahially, studied this ques tion in all Its bearings: ‘ 4 My wife—hotr about her motbSr-in- law?”—Burlington Hawkeye. On. It's a pleasant place, for the flow- of ihx equator) contrary to the ba^jl. ^f era are bjoumlng.** “You'll have to 4- a watch ; a xigtagor swaying movsmsnt, which loavei deutated edges ia # th4 path of the tornado; and a risusg and fall tag mo Yemeni,the poise of the npper oar- rent. by which the tornado leaps Mer portions oi iu path. , Sr ^ “Suppose We walk over Ihtq^ the Oemetery,” said a friend to his com panion. “No, I be)l#Ve not.” “Coma c me hate to see any individuate deter mine to do a desperate deed aud then hack down. The attempt In Georgia to preserve “Liberty Hall” os a permanent memo rial of its owner, the late Alexander H. Stephens, Is’a failure, and the pro perty la likely to go to a citlz -u of Crawforwville, who proposes to make TtHspiiyatg residence,— A Walton county, Ga., woman Is bit terly opposed to cyclone pits. The frequency of EPr husband’s crying “cyclone” and jumping into his 'pit On tXamina- X. An exchange says it is not unlikely ituni of burning the dead will become universal countries. in all civilized The trouble now is that the custom of burning the living is b< com lug altogether too prevalent. The railroad cars, t^e steuinbioats aud the hotels are doing ten times as much ot tbs theineratioikbubiuebs as the cre matories. The duration of life in England is on tbe increase. Men’s lives are prolong ed two sad women’s three and one- third years beyond the limit of thirty- five years ago. The change ieypetibed to various causes, promiuept among which are the influence of the Public Health Act, the progress of tbe tem perance movement aud the diminish ing Virulence of epidemics. . What is to be the end of a farmer; excuse me; Tom Besaman is buried over there.” “What difference does that make?” “Well, you see I owe him a little balance and don’t care to hang around where he is. Not super stitious, you know, but Torh was a ter rible ha«d to dua u fellow, u dressed In Baltimore clothing, with Massachusetts shoes, who tills his North Carollna«taud with a Kentucky plough drawn by a Tennessee horse, fed on Tennessee bay, who rides to town every Saturday in an Indiana wagon ttFlsy in his week’s supply of Tennessee bread. New York butter, Chicago meat, Cluciuaati whiskey and Durham tobacco? The ateetiogdn Cooper Institute, X. Y.; on Wednesday, tbe 9ih inst., to aid the proposed home for disabled Con federates at lUokmohd,- was attended by 1,50(4 per sons.. Corporal Tanner, an ex-Federsl soldier who lost both lege iu battle, presided and spoke. Gen. Sheridan and FooFs. Brrsnd Tourgee and Gen. Jno. B. Gordon also spoke, alt talking peace and favoring the home. Gen. Gourt and Gen. Hancock •ent fetters endorafr^ the scheme. Mo Confederate of prominence except Gen. Gordon was present. OmcK of CocNtr'CoMNiantojtKRs, t BabnwollC H.,S. (J., April 14. 1884. ( Sealed proposal^ for haililing Water t los. e<s. iw recoiiiMenJed by iWtjrawl J.try, will be rer-riveii until May Ottrr 1 he con tractor will beieqiiireil to furnish all mate r'al. I’Uns ami specificiiiiotis cjm lit- .seen at the ottu-e at any time. The right to reject any ami all bidn if reserved. Ity oeder oft he Board. Hy oeder ofth V -—w; ALTEH 8 EAVES, Clerk. . Urru ii or gutr.NTY Commi'c’ionfr^” r u UAiiMwat. C. H. April 14. 1884. ) Notice is hereby (riven' that the following roads are opened and declared public roads under Act of the Gereio! Assembly : lA. Road running from Odom’s lirelge to Three Stile. 2cir Load running from Riv ers Bridge to Bruu.-on's Station, l*. It. It. it. and 3d, Itnkd rutiidhg from Harmony Church to ('.Iinobelltoti Station P. R. It. R. By orderbrilieHoar'l. WALTER S. EAVES, Clerk. Good News For Ail. HENRY DISHER &rC^r BLACKYILLK, 8. C., Are now aud always prepared to do any work in their line with 'dispatch and cheap for ca.-h. f Only the best material u^cd, only the best workmen employed, only the best work done. PICKRUM, the Painter 1 , is as good an artist as there if in the'Sute and cun prove it. Try him. nprl7- R m Mortgagee’s Sale- By virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain mortgage made and executed to us By Eliiabeth Scott on the I2ib day of April. 1883, and recorded iu the office of ihe Regis ter ot.Meene Conveyances for Barnwell coun ty on the lAihddy of April; 1888 in Book 4 V, pages 212 to 215, we will sell at public out cry, to the highest bidder for cash, on Mon day, tbe 5{h day of May, 18?4, during tho legal hours of sale.in front of the Courthouse at Barnwell, 8. C., the fc'llowing described premises, to wit: “All that fcertain lot of I iHcl situate, ly ing and being in the town of Allendale,county of Barnwell ai d State of South Carolina, containing one fourth (l-4) of onoacre,and botthdod as follows: On the Nofth by lot ofSallteA. Richardson, on the South by Esther Street, on the Easthy Eiiion Church lot aud on the West by loi of J. S. L/nas. Fold lot herein conveyed being known as lot number one hundred and one* (101) in Block number Thirteen (18) at will more fully appear by reference to plat of said town recorded in'Register's office for Barn- well county.” Purchaser to pay for papers. - MOOHK & SAX, Mortgagee*, - ' Allendale, S. C , April 14th, 1884. apr!7 td HIT, MIT. Hp r A. Iianger, 61 Market Street, Charleston, S. C. Will tell Fruit lower than the largest fruit houses ih this eity. Give him % trial, aud if goeds are not satisfactory money will be refunded. ^ Apples, Qrnr.gaa, Bananas, Cocoa nuts, Cab- - bages, Ouioas, Aa. dec4-tf tipvturils of .Ttf EiigtiiO'' iitiil B >i ers, al.-o Steam and NYatcr Pipe at reduced pri ces. KOUTING piKCTOKS, Vundtzcn Jet I’uiupa, lUd's, Nuts, W.^i.cr,, Circular 8uw*. Filr*, fie. \\ rite for prices. PrompineAi and poml work. Cheap wi 1 ho our aim. j:in24 Davies Banmclle . Since the last, fifty bf the nl/Cyear I have been ilillgrntly arranciega si r- priat f-T my public Htifi THE SHOW OPENS TO-DA Y Free admission and great bargains are "ffered to all who have cash to spend. NewJlues of Dry and Drtss Goods, Notions, Boot), atnl Sltors for all aces, sexes and circunistMiices at city prices. Straw Jyats itt citfile^U sty It* at ail pri ces for farmers, flsherMerfjnnfi the fair sex. Under the new regime those ulv- «n to stroosr drink must send to the cities for liquors, but there iu ho use for any sober minded cltis-ns to hdnt better bargaifisjdian I offer: They cannot be foun^l In any market, urban orsubutban, Wrtlriu a hundred miles of Barnwell. — My stock of Groceries is always full, fiesh and first class and Is told at pri ces that will cure the scarcity of cash. The ladies will find novelties that are kept by no other dealer In this sec tion. Tbe men can pet all articles nec essary for carrying on their farms or mechanical avoCatfotiS. ThC little folks will find ewrythiup from fishing tackle tq French candy, and everybody will find Courteous treatment and a warm welcome and the TBUTH ut BLACKVJXLE. w here- he wiT be q-leascd to see them und to f-ir i: the acquainlauee of all gentlemen who may rced t »iijtliiug in his line. An experienc* of thirty-five years in An-* gusta justifies him in guuianteeiug satisfao. lion to all who may favor him with their cus tom Clothing cut ftfeconUng to tho latest Myles and made up in the best manner. ty ALL WURK WARRANTED-®! latilO - ■ ~~ AUGUSTA HOToL- JJltO.V IJ HX. .N, t r< JT M'r A . O A. NKAE ItAlCKOAh nV'.pstNO. BimiTiil Billiard Room;, in the Rear. Cheic* Wines anJ l.ntuors hIw.w on Inin). ' Table Supplied in Bejt 8’tyleon Fu ropes ft 1’lan, Attentive Servanty, Large and well Ventilated RoOuis. fazrELEGTRic bells-©* - LEWIS & DOOLI rrr LE, PHon(ttT* Ra G W r . EVANS f’tcrk. Robt. D. White M-ARBLIS : — AND— GRANITE WORKS, MEETING STREET, o (Corner Horlbeck’a Alley) CH aialkhto^. a*, o jtrneO-ly ^WUAT 18 Ben Davies’ CASH storr: feb7 HENRY STEITZ, Importer and Wholcaala Dealer in FeBEIGS ASD IIOJESTIC FRl'IT, . Apples, Orang«$TBananas, Coeoanuts, Lem., »ns, Pineapples, Potatoes, Onions, Peaiuts. Cabbages, &c. N E. Corner Meeting & Mar ket tfireet, Charleston, 8. C: [octll H AMLlN’is WIZARD OIL,‘‘Only it dollar a bottle.” HAMLIN’S COUGH BAJaSAM, HAMLIN’S BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS; FOB SALE AT LEROY VIOL.AIM’S). fel*2l Private Boarding MINK M. M. OUV. No. 86 Hand Strcnt, Next West of Pavlliou Hotel, Charioutou, 8. C. . \ Board per day, $1.21. Biagic Mcafe co eta. feb2l DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR? The only fentedy known that will cure every caar of Dyapepda or Indi gestion, Liver Disease, Nervous Head- ache, Jaundice, &c., and all that tialn of uefvoua troubles arising End depen dent upon these diseases. if you are troubled with any of thesh diseases try it and ho convinced of ltd virtues. - .. , It bos been tested In hundreds of ca ses and oeverfatled to rnak# a perma nent cure If fnlfly tested. This is Co Bumhug, it will do all that is claimed for it For sal** by DR. P F. STORES. Rlackville. Harley a hearson, Aiiendairj W nolesale, DR. H. BAER, Charles ton, 8. C. 1 • , frb!4 DK. J. H. E. MILHOUS, DENTAL SURGEONi ILL. AOMEVlLaUB.' H. C. Regular appointments as fMloW*: Barn* wefi C. H. irom third Mondayin each iUonth tc Friday evening. Office at tbh Patter»cn r ^ House. Williaton, tf. C. from flfat Mhnday in ^ each mot.th to Friday evaaiSg. Office over Capt. Kehnedy’a storey Will be at hia honi« hffieeih Blaekrille ovary BathrUay and wi 1 make appointments wife patients to meet them at either of bis office* at any finr*. T iarcalift attended in Barnwell and sdjsv Cent counties. ^ (nov22 t Wboleeale Grocers and Dealers in ProvUoiH, L1qa«rs, Tubacco. Eic., 167 and 1C* East Bny, decG Gm ClwlestoD, S. C. f* 1 '■