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tlicir 8«atc, oud dial there is iwman ii / F»esp^««d Flre»l«U. '.lie llcpublienn psrty in her b^dors da» Preventing^rnsecj^^epr^jliiUoD*. Jain ff. Tliibcs Kdjtor ;in.i Proprictur. e-r* -w-> flARGKST COUKTY 0IRCU1ATION AVRfL 24, 1884 r ,1 niliipM. ■ «IJ| TOUBSDAY, ^ '■ ■■ new* C*llatl«a< w.tsnrsotifJr 4 . • The House of Ropresentptives com menced W wcclf tlie dtjcuialbn of Jtie Plorrison Hill, whici preposes * twenty per cent, liorisontsl redaction’ of flic lurifT on nil imports. The vote by which the bill wtus taken up was dftse, the af firmative majority being oi.ty two.^ iVr*. ty luioii were partial'y broken d-Qwn. It is cstiniated that at least a hundred and fifty members will speak on the bill and when a vote is reached it will be defeat- cd and the Democratic party bo so weak ened tbro«fch the debberwa shorAwglu.^ ednese of its representatives and tpbrop- rosentatives that its detent in the next Presidential campoigfi will be a certainty that can only be nvoidoU by pfi uprising of the masses and a repudiation by them of the egotism of Congress. If the next National Convention should be conyxised of new men a platform could bo fnunid and candidates selected that wbnW re trieve the mistakes of the last few months and give th? Democracy » fighting chance, but if lbs self constituted party autocrats arc to continue to lead and go inevitable defeat wilf fomc as wrong surely ss the dsy of election docs. In the debate upon the bill prohibiting the President from appointing as Gover nors of tha.Territories any except Terri torial citixens Mr. Tillman delivered a \ characteristic speech. The concspond- eut of the New York Times said of him : “Mr. TilltAc* of Sooth Carolina, a member who M not heard often, and who ia. like most of the best talkers, an in frequent speaker, made the most striking speech on the hill and fir it, insisting that the Constitution gave Congress nil the power to direct the President in the A Matter.” Jitonfipr to Afr. Brown, of Pennsyl vania, IfftjffillnMtu g« v e the following definition of Ihf carpet-bagger: , Whs! fho 8ou>£ »»*"»*» by n enrpet. I mean i? » fWrpet-bnggsr is a stranrfr Who loaves bis country lor *,£, 'xnintry'? \gtcd and go ,u5 ' t>n 8 * people with who 1 # Ifo has no «yrap»thy, dit enough to hold a TT.spcetHlilc Ollioe. Mlinglllof oil with • plot ou tlm I6tb c V -1 wttfeMd pojkthi rolxture iiito tdr nam-Hun* • Ai.i.k«»kt> PHA^F.d'Cr’aK ul. Coixw tja!lo|iof waler. Spilnkln this oWt 'mtvf tbls yni fov.— Mrs. Pierce, wife of Dr. Ovorg^ -plantiiBfentml with Insect* and they Pierce, of (’olleton, has been a paralytic for yenrs^ unable to walk without assist ance or render hcvfc'f tb* slightest ser vice. She has just been cured by a mi- facie, ft ii said. A religious meeting was held in thfe Methodist Church at Cottagcville, where Airs. Pierce lived. STie was persuaded to attend the church to try (he spirit of ptayW c«rk, afitTdu ring the service she w«< powerfully af fected mid was cured, using r*p aqd walk ing before''whole cotigregaticff, The commua’ty is very much cxdifcd about tlie xuirt, and a paiimueut physic iiui de-. elarcs Hint thcry i* no expl.ination of it but Ihnl Mrs. Pi-^xe tv as healed by a miracle. •* Bt HDKTTr. off ^iTojit.”—The time comes when a man leaves liil oltThonio 4o build himself a new' oric ; a temple iu are Bute to remain away, btronger applications will kill many kind*. It will Jtot do to use too much coat oil, as it may destroy the plantsl The cab bage worm can be destroyed by coal oil, but th)| odor of the oil will affect the cabbages after they ars cooked.— No lusoot la capable of standing a coal oil test.' Nut Grass—M >de of Killing It.—I notice many Inquiring bow to kill nut grass. I have destroyed it ou my farm by plowing lu ltduuo, July, and August, when the ground Is dry. If it is thick and matted,- run a echooter STATM A’xn s. }8 ‘T Grwuvills'is to hffe thrw hangtags fait on thalfith of aext iionl^.4 which his wife shall ho the’goddess—and also the janitor. The man she w orships as a hero, whom she imagines pure gold, she often discovers is at least thrc&ntiar* ters brass. A woman has one peeuliari- *ty—*lfb always (peaks of her father's house ss Jiomc. No mutter how small a man may be abroad, of how little impor- tansisiu the outside world, at home he is Governor—or Lioidenant Governor, at least. Wo step off (lie stige and the world doesn’t forget —it nefer rd- memlicred us; everything goes on just As usual; conquest or defeat crown or ruWi other lives, and there is no thought of us ;* but 1 at home our names and our mcmori«r~llTC keffrt-wfSrtfti —uTOT our property is divided among the l.iwycr'g, .at least. undofwf?o»e affaij^'Plb knows to get office and nothing but offioej unt * who prostitutes that office fof sersoua. 1 or private gain—whb, whtn ho eftr no loo-' ger stool from and reb and opi rV’As the peopleacCorumg to me iuvuib* «» pithers up his carpet'sack and lea'i'erf os he came, in a hurry, Any one whogoV into the Territories or into the Southern States te shore the fortune of the pcopTe ^ for weal or woe is not looked upon «» a carpet -bagger. Wc arc prepared to we 1 - c.itnc any man who comes to South Car olina or anywhere else in the South to become part sad parcel of us; but wc I eel it both « d«*jr »»d 8 pleasure to ab- lior omi denounce the raveno|a bird of pa.««nge who comes armed with mthority ”to prey upon the eomtnanity.” COLUMBIA. The Rspublican State Oonventioa last ? week showed decided improvement over those of former eampaigus in tbe pres, enoe of fewer white ftces, bat the spirit of the ofiles hunters and offle* holders composing it has uot been chastened or corrected by the education of the last etghrydifft.' T!W «pceches of the bright and lesser lights' of the grand old pily and the qgl|pion and e'ccftoc of dele gates to tbe Chicago Convention showed, however, that It UJost as bad’ at hetffT Prcss^Assdclation AriU year lo Charleston, about the middle of May. - ^ Tjuton Is now the ocly^ place in Etl^neld County where liquor is sold, that is lawfully. There is talk of a convention of the Greenback party of this State to be called la Columbia at some early date. Samuel Jamison, of Newberry, aged ninety-one years, walks every day fif teen miles. , Bo daitns to be tbe cham pion pedestrian of bis age In tbo Unit ed States. The bouse* barn and stables of Job ifacksoo* a hard-working aud well- known colored Democrat of Sumter and wc can obtain that ip Chesterfield without money and without price.’ ” Fifty thousand quarts of strawberries were shipped from CliaVlcston to ?Tew York by steamer on dntur^y. It. AI. Wallace has resigned tire posi- lijr-virtue jf a ^ certain mortgage V.y Klizitbeth Scott 188#, an-i recorded _ tt-r of Mesne Conveyances for IJarnwsU eoun ty en the ISdulny of/April, 1888 h» flook J V, pages 212 to 2lo, we will sell at public nut- mwsll V t Store tion of chief supervisor of eleetjons and ' cry, te the highest bidder for cash, on Mon*. /Major-W. J. Gayer has been appointed ^^th day of May 1884, during the . . . i^eal hours ot sale, id front of ib« Court^okiRt in his stead. at. Itarnwell, 8. C., the following described »»• _ T-. r> r »n -it 1 premises,t« wit: “All that certain let of MISS Mary E. Brown of Abbeville has j Und situate, lying and being in the tows of brought suit for $10,000 damages against I Alleiidak.eounly of ItBrawpll and 8tste of Juhn McNeil f>r brfcick of promuo of ol'£ pro» -rtu«a|C • WHS » reonty, *frt'Bufi)Vf¥y«n'toc.u"cIUry sweep. In flvwor eixtiays plow agalri last Friday night. Gknf.rai. Lkk's ScRAh 0? Boif- » 1 ROWED MidixANc.—Near the qnd of the war General Lee invited a iiuml*er of gentlemen to diuo with him. He or dered m sumptuous repast oi cabbage and middling. Tito dinner was served, and behold a great dish of cabbage, and' a bit of middling about four inches long and two inches across The guests with commendable politeness unanimously de clined middling and it remained in the dish uiitoiioliud. N- xt day General Ijcc remembering the little tub bit that hud been bo providentiully preserved, ordered his servant to bring him “that nod dling.’’ The mun hesitated, scratched his head and finally owned up. “l>c r tict u Mursc llobcit, dat dar middlin’ Wdfc AiltUMU* M V ••• UIUII i Aid V u narv *P CC > 80 ^ ^ onc horrid it, an, now I done pAid it back to do man whar I got it ftoqi, saL 1 - * _ ' Per**Mv 1 *’«it«t« ol. with a sweep and tbe hot sun will kill It. I use a sweep because it leaves more soil and grass exposed to the ii£>«i 1 • nprlkHiffl -Any~"QJfopr nioi * .■ TrT -*'—§'-***' do us well. I «tute the kind of plows I have used, an J found that three 'plowings luvaribly killed It all In a we, k. Tbe ground must bo dry, and the weather hot to accomplish it. The .above Is worth knowing to farmers, as our country is getting lull of it. (M. A. C., Montgomery, Ala. Ths following is said to be a su r *> way of lidding houses and closets of that Hi tie pe. t the ant. “Procure a large sponge, wash it well and press It dry, which will h-avo the cells quite open; then sprinkle over It *ome white sugar, nod plr.ee It where tbe ants are troublesome. They will soon collect upon tbo sponge, and take up tbetr abode to tbe cells. It is only necessa ry to dip the sponge in scalding hot waUTTwhicb will wash thein out—dead Put on ih->rc sugar and set the trap for a new haul. This process will soon clear the bouse of every ant.” We hear a great deal of Coroplulut of th< se miniature pests; and It was only a day or two ago, that we overheard several ladies taking on so about the ants eat- ‘Ing plee, and “getting Into everything so tetrlblyp They now have the rem edy in their own hands; „ T|yo Heedless \Tatermelons —A witter in tbe Tallahaesea Floridian saye: *Tt may bo a matter Of Interest to your many readers to know how to produce the seedless watermelon. As soon as the vine has attained the h-ngth of three feet or more, place un- defMt, about midway the vine, the amount of compost you would put In a bill, to do which it Is best to exca vate the earth, ami bt ing to a level with good compost. Place the vine over this, and cover to a sufficient *r» t.rovonf rtrvlnc? loBVinC Ollt as much as possible of the bud. A- Edgefield went “dry” at the election on tbe tPh Instant. The following is the vote; Total number of votes poil- ^ “Dry,“99; 64;Tnaj'jrt> A democratic p vophet says that the «ext president will elected by the House of Bepresentat-ves. - — Cbauncey Brprw says: "Tbe soob- e* a poor doctor, lawyer or clergyman recoguiz : s that bis genius is for mot chaniilee or types, the skilled trades or acftotlh^, the letter for tomoo..', the profeiefen and the world ty, 35. There was no disturbance. The Ashley Phosphate Oo., of C-har- leston have instructed their agents at Anderson to make liberal disernrats to all their customers who suffered by the late cyc'ones. Th^ action Is vol untary on the part of the company. Sheriff Spofford, of Chesterfield County, says that Bogan Cash Is now iu Canada, and that he has rccttred a letter from the illustrious outlaw, in whtco he says that he wilt come back U suits him and stand bis trial when to do 807 man and an attic one.uui »ic*cmieieh3 soon as It hi<8 taken root cut It loose' we earn* stly hope and steadfastly he from the parent stem. If therfe ehotiid ho a bloom, or bloom bud, before It takes root, iu the place of ceeds there *^111 bo white pulps, but none after wards.” Wc would like for some of our farmers to try the experiment I have secured positions for two lawyers, one as a brakeman, the other os a freight clerk, and both are advancing with earnest stridts and confident anti cipation# toward the Presideucy of tbo road.” us evefWd would be worse ia practice if opportunity would permit Its pro cccding* justny (l^jddlUon to a recent assertion of Col.^F P. Du,tier: “The Bute needs immigration'* of tbo amend incut ‘ and emigration.” If the appro- priation of $77,000,00(^ksKJer thelBaijf Bill to the aid of public ichools "had been (leveed to thercmoval audsatUemcnt of colored people on public lands in the West a sensible snd charitable begiunisg of the solution of the Soiithot* ^fcblsui would have been made. ’ CtiAtLtBTOH. Ip the United States Coart, npon mo tion of Mr. District Attorney Melton, all hlection esses have beon stricken from the dockets. From the ungracious man ner of Mr. Melton it was plain that he did as reluctantly but at tbe oonimand of liu masters he took tbt bitter pill, but, Lks a bed boy, aude ftces when tie swa’- lowed H. ^be COSO ©fex-Marahal Ab. ' Stlom Blythe wal continued until the next ferm of tbe Court at Columbia.— The iudictment ugunst bin covers 80 pegs* of legal edp aad -contaiae thirteen itoMtl* charging him with divers and ?' oondry official wiekednesseo. h is blit jds^ to Mr. fiiythe (o sly that ho de- nieS luy gflllt slid is eager fof trial, yet the occnaatioDS against him bring for- ward forollp)/ the harnffistfag position^ has placed oar They may be right fe But the straight of tW-oovercign Stale that In an editorial experience of some tweniy-sevon years we do not rerftem- her the passing of any bill that Ik so fraught with danger ns tblo' Paternal Pedagogue bill of Senator^ Blulr. It is a tremendous blow at tbe Constitution — “It Is centralizition run mad.” It Is a more dangerous blow than that given by the Surpreme Court in the L^gal Tender case. In that decision it was decreed that the will of Co gress is the supreme law of the I and not the Constitution of the Unit ed Htales. By thw action of Congress in this putt rnal scheme Is proposed to give a practical Illustration of tbe decision of the highest Judicntory. This Con gress d es what tb« Buprettie Court •aid It might do.—Wilmington Star. Mrs General Grant keeps pretty well in tbe background tbees days. Once in a wjjflt, however, she says some thing that brings her to the front. In Washington a day or two ago she said that she was glad that the General Vrs not nominated at Chicago in 1880. Being asked her teason, she said: “Oh, If he had been nominated and elected ho might have been assassin ated by some crank like tbe one Who killed poor Geo. Garfield. II is so disreputable to bo put out of life by a crauk. To die for sweet rcVpoge Is one thing, but to be snuffsd out by a worthless crank is positively ignoble.” Au extract ffotn a Georgia newspa per paplisbed in 1817, says: ’‘Last week a point of honor was de cided betwen two ladles near the .South Carolina line, the cause of tbe quatrel being tbe usual one—love. Tbe object of thu jJval affections of those, jfdr cbamjftons was present on tbb field as Ladles generally ate compfaioing that many of the ready mado shoes tney bnjrkrenk out In tbo buck. The shoe dealers all agree tbattbfsls main- due to thebubit which ladies have of wearing a slxe or hflii ft size too small Gentlemen, as well ns ladles, have this weakness. They will wear short shoes. People lab|r under the mistaken idea that It Is aristocratic*to have a high instep, when tho fact is that It to just os likely to be found on a milkmaid’s foot as on tbqt of u prin cess. Of course you can’t tfrta-woman to believe this. She gets a blgh-hci led shift shoe'throws ber weight on it and Mr. B. P. Rpddy, of Greenville, who has been cpiietly making propararPma for Ids own funeral by purchasing a burial lot, ordering his tombstone, etc , finally completed bis arrangements last week by pm^haslng hla coffin and shroud and engaging a hearse, paying for them In advance. He will leave very little work for Iris executors and tbe ifiwyers. There are 145 students in Wofford College, thirteen of whom are iu tho graduating class. Prof. Joynes will deliver the address before the Calhoun ? and Preston Literary Societies the next cotnmencment; Bishop Pierce will preach the eermon; Chas. P Wof f.rd, E-q, of Spartanburg, has been selected to preside over the annual de bate of the Calhoun Literary Society and T. M. Raysor, Esq. of the Orange burg bar, will preside over tbe Preston Society. Both the Aiken papers—tho Recor der and thw Journal and Review—an nounce upon authority that Col.Geo W. Croft, of that town, will be a c«n didate for Congress from this Con gresslonal District, Col. Croft Is a goo< the pressure at both ends of tbs foot naturally causes tbe Instep to arch, but the pain Is intense. If people desire to keep their ffeet in £ooU condition they should never vtetir tight shoes but on tbe contrary, they should Make it s point to wear a o'.ze larger than they require. Ib-vw that strong nnd straight forward old George D .Tillman will be re-elected —os be most assuredly ought to be.— Bdgi field Advertiser. W. T. Hiatton, of Greenville County Is blind, but this does not keep him from accomplishing as much as Ills Relatives and neighbors who have their sight. He rides 00 horetjinck or mule back for long dtotinc- R and drlvt s with facility. He droVe to Greenville the other day, bought a new buggy from iL C. Markley, hitched bis horse to the new vehicle, gathered the lines and was soon on bis way borne. Air. Slat- ire can feed n gin perfectly, run a cfc-~ cularsuw and transaots most of the butrim'fm for hit family. Colonel 8 -B.H0;-e»«trdtas received raoro than three hundred letters from persons living in all parts of the union requesting him to mail them copies of bis now celebrated pamphlet. He Is marriage and seduction. promise • ' . t Is the ti- “Kiss Ale as I Fall Asleep tie of a new song. It might work hII right with some men, but it would wuke us right up. “But,” said, the serenaded man, “I must-^go-rogv -atul make -a opseelh ^ Something must be done to stop the iluytug of that band.” An exchange is afraid the earth will not be large enough to hold the ponu- iklon It will have in a few years. The edtattr si Notth Uy lot ofgRTHe A. Ttichanlsmr, on ths k -8ou*h t>yd&t£ef Street, on tbe £mI by Union Church lot nnd on the Wert by lot of J. 8. Lynos. Bai-l lot. herein ^ eonveywl being known a* Wt number one hundred and one (-101) in Block nutuber Thirteen (13) ns will more fully appear by reference to piii of .'■aid 'town reconle<l in llegiiiter's office for il.irn- wsll ooonlr.’’ MOOl.K & S.tX. Mortgagees, Allendale, S. C , April 14tli. 1854. - aprlT td ng every day a new Wx «f odd* nnf ends for sale at prices uahesrd of befors in Barnwell conmy. Tbiebox «onsist(oithor of stitionery. fancy good*, creekery. tin* wtfre. bsntwuft?, shoes hate, jewelry, hooka or dry good*. It is weeless to name prices here, na the goede being heivw the Market are sold each day & l hey arrtrs. All we ask yonistocall on us ttbeneref yetii yfiril Barn well and nee the bargslhs we offer yon tkM day. We are rteeiving as tost as published all the late music and nerw books, and mere than half of the mnsie we tttn sell you at five cents a sheet and the books ft' the same prkw and can order for you any music or boox* that we hare not in sloek at the publisher a lowest prioee, and in rainy ennes nmehTowar. Tunes are hard this year and save what you can by buying from us. ^ ^ Barker a Horse and Cattle Powder aens every where at twenty-fire aenta s package, WeliWe it U>j58 tfft Mi hhbtl; W# tramst eve ry paper to be sound rtrrd good, but as they are selling slowly we have determined ts> lei tkemgoaad put the money into something should t ry hot Ing an acre of po- tatoe?, and then he’ll begin to realize how big it to.au-i how many m» n It will hold. A teacher was frying to make John- nie understtind the science t>f simple division. “Now, Johuuie,” she said: “If you had an orange which ^ou wish ed to divide with your little sistor, how much would you give hei?” Johnnie thought it over for a momrei and re plied: “A suck.” ThirvnT got any case,” pnid tho ctl^ - eut, “but I hove moh»*y.” “How much?” asked the lawyer. “Fifty tliousand dollars,” was the < Veply. “Phew ! you liave the best case I ever heard of. I’ll see that you never go to prison witit that eutri,” caid the attor- ney, and the Attau til lii’t—lio.-wont there broke. A clergyman wa.t dcvotitiy—rentf ing thu Holy bciiptuft fi to his congre gation, when he cam# to "Certain words iu the lower rlghtTiatnl coruer to wtit h. lie desired to-giregventemphasis. So he read with a loud voice : “I ato”— turned over two leaves nnd oontio iud — “an ass, the foal of an ass”—then, seeing his mistake, found the right place, nnd added—“that I am,” which of couse, nobody would deny. Send eix cent* for postage and reosive free a cosily b»a of either sex, to more money right aw.iy than anything else in this world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely stir*. AI ouc« ad dress T»t'x & Co., Augusta, Marne. aprlO JOHN HOPMNa, .Manufacturer and DeAler in Foreign and Domestic i ToVdcco, fsixifFr. et«\ Mo. King itrust, Charleston, S. C jnu2* Garden Growth Teas* Families can save »txn.t one half by send ing to us for Tran, as we import dnr own, nnd hove done so for forty y vara. IJUe (Ji iginal A mcriciti Tea Co. Semi for Clrttilars, which give prices and full particulars to . UOICT WE’ LH. Prost, P. {'. Fox 12»7. 43 Vvtu'T Ml. Mew York 1'OT.T/ VK'S wr.i rh < rany of onr gtrr den growth. Cliina or Japan Tea* sent by mail jhwi paid, or a larger yututily by express, charges paid. t>V7 t« >Tse. 80 come nnd gel a package at T£> CENTS before they are all gone. We also have on hand a (planlily ef B*r> tef T s' Net v e irttd Bowe lAtrimetit a»4 Bar ker’r. hirer Tills, Iwom good mtdisMire we there are under the sun, width we offer wmj below usual prices febll Central Hotel, Broad Street. Augnsta, Ga. AIRS. \V. M. THOMAS. Centrally loe-ilrd, coBveniont to business. CLAUDE E. SAWYER AiKtn 8. C. Js*ss F.. Dtvts, | Attnita B. Sxwrxa, Itarawefl, S. C j Colarsbto. 8.6. SAWYER. DAY1S & SAWYER. ATTOMETSriDMmiMyTLAir CouTeyaaciag anti collectioiM speeialtie*. fehl4 GEORGE H-BATES ATTOfiXFf iAD MNSIILOI AT LAW, * Candidates. Canls n<*t one >t|u;trc inscrictl imdcr this fcrttft for Hv • Ihdlars, TX ADVANvm:. ( or Clerlx' of 4Joi»rl. 'rh*' many frioiols of I*. K. G.\ lt\ IS snnouiit tiii » lanilWatp for Oh rk o* Court amt ]>!o»l"'' t ini t gl.idv tlie liuci.iiun of tbo Danociatk- primary i la- tion. Ji'rintrr ix.id. Ajt{»Heiri-ftft feHMiiit! Dfechusi. >oticc is hprony given 1h.1t (lie un'tcn ign- e<l will app^r well County May. A. J. to the lYobutc Judge of Varn Foundry, Machine 1— ; —AND— BOILER WORKS. % V JUST ABOVE DEPOT, Augusta* Ocorgia. Buy, Sell, Excbiings, Hi nt nr Rvpnir on best ntminer and Ltuis, ENGINES. BOILERS, b’AW AND r.IIHT MILLS AND MACHINERY, CHEAP AXD GOOD. Have on linnd <1 T ar-.-c S'tAck of oR Monday, the. d iy o!' 8s4, for a rinnl Uiscluiigc ns Administrator el Jaines B. Bhirae apr24-td G. W. MOM,18.- Alva Gage & Co. UIIA RLE.‘TON IC«; HOUSE, Market Corner ('liiiralt-8t. rharleston, 8. C. Tee packeil lor (he country a specialty. Icc by car loud nt lowest rates. ___ ' aprS 4-ljr 1^0 H IS AXE- vs Bccepldi i« to« (ke«Uui combat, and hs had tbs grief of be- boldlug one of tbs soitorsfor his favor fail tlaagerously wounded before his eyes. Ths whole business was manag ed with all ths decorum sat) 'inflexi bility practiced on such occasions, antf the conqueror toss immediately mar ried to the ianocenf aaooad/ cppfhrma biff to the piefloua conditions 6f tbe An Invalid whoktont to ThoraasvlIIs, Ga., writ a s that he found iu a local newspaper, aldog aids the column which tbe editor’s graceful pen rbakt-s eloquent with praise of tbe pins belt, and fierce with denunciation of tbe horse thief and midnight assassin who upholds the supetlflfF‘climatic advan tages of Aiken, 8. G.—even there be saw tt flaring advertisement, having for a vignette an engraved hearse, and further illuminated and illustrated with cuts of metallic coffins, all of la test cut and fashion, while further on In the text came a modest, but assn red statement from the advertisers as fol lows: “Our long experience In embal ming and shipping bodies justifies us in saying that our work caMot be ex celled. Certificates, testifying In the strongest terms to tbe safe and satis factory transmission of bodies ship ped by ns, can be seen on application at our office.” I noticed that a girl held her fan half opeu. Ijasked toe philosophy of the thing. 1 f^Why yon/wduldn’t haVe\ne,hoId |t any other way, would you?”-*he said with nrildtBurprlse. “Whot difference docs It make?” “AH Che dttfrrence. If I keep U dos ed ft means I hate you.” 'Heaven forbid)'’ ’’And If I open It wide ft means I l-o-v-dy-o-o.’* As She then bfftaa to open It I fled. unable to comply with tbetr requests, because bo has cdmpletelely exhausted (be edition sod has not a single copy |->ft in his poaesslon. In response to a rt quest contained fn an autogfaph let ter from General U. S. Grant, he sent that great soldier the last two coph's he coukl get. Colonel Cash will, as soon as his case la disposed of in tbe courtrln Chesterfield county, rewrite his book and add thereto several new chapters of an Intensely Interfering character. Ths.book will undoubted ly be spicy, rolickinp, vituperative and entertaining. Bemc of tbe South Caro lina jourualisls are to be handled with out gloves, and Goveno^Tbampeo:) and Captain Riohburg willflie commen ted on. Tbe book, when It appears, will produce a sensation. It will bw naughty, but lively, and, perhaps not overly nice. *• Col. E. B. C. Cash, of Chesterfield, 1ms written a letter to the Columbia Hes- irtcr asking the readers of that paper lo lend him $100, or $500 or $1,00. He says that there is great destitation in his county and that “Palmer k Sow* with whom he had made arrangements (o bor row $o,000, broke their engagement when Bogan shot policeman kiehards. This sum of $5,000 was to have been dhdribated gratuitously among the poor. He Condndcs Ms letter by saying;. “My note or boifd is good for thousands of dollars, nnd evety dollar borrowed shall be returned (with interest) before the end of ths present year, aad every dollar borrowed ahall be given by me and at my Dr. J. B, Smith. Oflcr-iv? Ive nnd WYecKonSoriT . DENTIST, 11.4vihi:r<; ,v>w> i>:y. A BpaoVh coin, bearing Uatoof 1308- vis picked up by 8. £. Vaughn, of Ohio, oa the north beach at &t. Augas Ufeft, Itatuda* . 4 One 50 , aliiMwi new One Detroit Iron Safe with Patent Cotnl'i- n;>tt«n l.ock. ^ One It on Uot ton Press. r*in ly "te-vri.. One Show Caio with goods in »tor» ivAbur- I in'a. Oae Two-horse wagon, one single draft — T he above can hc-bonglA nt figure* below cost, by application to J L EL 1.18, Martin’*. H. C. or U. A. ELLAS, Allcndrie. 8.C. apr24 4w Sinco the last rhtj of fhe tdd yeaf 1 have been rliBgrntly arran. . prise fur'my liT iHie und the general’ public untl at the following place* at Froo admission ami great bargains are "ffeted to all who'have cash to spend. lIiMBK.sa—BeginiriafTtlic first Monday Uni. ^r' 88 n^*' eh month and eontin.Ata for,he folio wine * D(1 ^OPS {0r «'» Will practice lime mentioned each raonlh nnd eominufie for tlie following two weeks. Otlice at the ftartr-og llatcl. WilusTo.n—The third and fourth week in each month. Olficcover3mith' - s Drug Store. .— npr'.'7-ly WA.NTED. A lady of many yedfg experience drains a situation ns Teacher. Can give good ref- ereuevs. Adilrtss “31,” Box 5<j Barnwell, S. C Orrtce or *'oi’stt CuatMtsetosKim, > B.tnswtiLi.C. H.,8iO.< April 14. 1884. f • Sealed proposals for building Water CTos. cts, ns recommended iy the Grand Jury, will be received until,,3Iay Olh. The con tractor will be required to furnish all mate rial. Plans abd speeijitn,ions can he seen atthe office at any time. The right to reject any and ail bids is re-trved. By order of the Board. WALTER S. EAVES. Clerk. coatjhs lender notbiogr It imj be said or supposed that I make this appeal sad proposition fix affect and to appease public senthneaL Not ene bit of that. Nekbw I or my sow ask for mercy 4 or pity, W* ask for aetUng bat justice, Orriea or Cotxxv Cowsissioxsas, \ Bmjnwku. C. II. April 14, 1884. | Notice is hereby giveq that the following roads ure opened and y dvtlar«d public-roads usder Aet'o^the Geret »1 Assembly .- 1st. £oad running from O.Uml’s Brhige te Three Mil*. 2i:d, Bond runuinefrom Uiv- ers Bridg* to Branson’n Station, P. R. R. R. and 3d, Road running fro® Church to Campbellton Elation, P. R. U. It, By order of the Hoard. WALTER F. EAVES, Clerk, Good News For AU. H CNRY D|^HEH & C O, jikUACMtLK, 8. Cm expense to tbs poor.' J wik n« ann to - , o,l, lent, th.l I m,j t ,.t.iJf •» »"T work in their line with dispatch and cheap for cub. Only the best material need, only tbs beat workmen employed, osty the bdst work done. ‘ ♦ PICKEUM, Iks Pain tor, ia si good an artist ts there to in the Bute and can prove it. Try him. aprlT-ffm *1 upwards ol .~IU Enuines uiai lAoi er- 1 . also Steym untl IVaWr 1’ipe ut teiucid pri- KOI!TING INJECTORS, Vwvl iten Jet Pum}», Rntop, Nut?, AVits’icrs, Ctrctilnr f aw*. Files^ Ac- W rite lev prices. Promptness and good w<.ifc. , Cheap wt l he our mrar jan 24 SScii Davies BarmvelL THE 8110 W OPENS TO-DAY sexes anti circnmsU»uces at city prices. Straw hats In endless styUs at all pri ces for farmers, fishermen nnd the fair sex., Unrior the new regime those oiv- en to strong drink must send to tbe cities frir liquors, but there is up use 1* AItJS'W K-LV. C. H. W. C. Will practice in «U tli* Courts of the Slats nnd -ive prompt iitteutiou loull buaiurss rn-* trus)e<l to bis care. [jan2f JOHN KENNY MANUFACTURER OF ULOTIIINTi, SIimTS, DRAWERS, GENTS smuts A SPECIALTT. Tike* plca»«v* in infoiming hi* many former pnlrua* iu tLii nnd adjjceul ««uuiir* th.-.t he lots I orated at litiACKVILX»"E. wker* he wi I be pleased to see them and to fin. the ari|miinfouc« uf all genilemea wko may i eed anything in his line. A« cxperiei re of Ihirij-fiv* year* in An* custu justifies Vim in gnurantering vatisfac- tion'oall who may favor him with their cus tom I , > f’h.tWtrg.etjf arenrt/rng lofb* Ia,e*l style* and m-ufe np in the be-l manner. Sir ALL WORK warranted-** r.-tnio AUGUSTA HOTEL- mscXAu co vrw'i’A ,<j a. Xg-tE liAir.ltOAD CBOSSIXO. Bar m*l Rillisn) lieon:, in rtia Rear, rfilie* Wines nral Liquor? nlwas on htutl. Tabip Supplied in best Style on European I’l.in. Attentive Servant*, Large and weft Vent dated Room*, ft^nsEiTriac LEWIS & nbOLI^LH.^RorunxoBaL G. W. EVANH fteck. Robt D. White \ i y .. <} -AND- GRAJNITE works, iffllflNG STREET, O H A Itla tCW'rOJi. t*. <J jwneO-ly WHAT IS Dr. Holts DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR? The only remedy known that will cure every case pf Dyspepefw ut ludN gestloo. Liver Disease, Nervous Head ache, Jaundice, Jk&, Md all that it toft for any sobt r minded cittz-ns to hunt- ? of nervous troobles arising aad deped better bargtiins than I iifftr:' They cannot he found In uny market, urban or suburban, within a hundred miles of Barnwell. My rtofk of^Grocerles to always full, ftl sh nnd first Hess and is fgld at pri- cts Hint will cure the scarcity of casb.. The ladies will find novelties that arc kept by op other dealer In this sec tion. The men can get nil articles nec essary for carrying on their farms or mechanical avooHtioas. The little folks will Uod everything from fldbiog tackle to French candy, and everybody will find courteon* treatment and a warm welcome and the TRUTH at Ben Davies’ f,W CASH STORE- HENRY STEITZ, Import., noil Wholespl. Doal.r in FflilEIGJi; ISO DOYESTIC FRL'IL ApptoK^BBJges, BnnsiuM, CMoanMa, l^i*. on*, Pineapple*, Potatoes) Uaiona, Pea.iuia, Cabbagss, Ac. N E. Uorner Meeting A Mar ket Street, Charleston, 8. C. foctll a dollarti bottle.” * f dent upon these diseases. If you are troubled with any of th diseases try it and be convinced of virtues. It has been tested k> hundreds of ca ses and never failed to tasks a perma nent cure If falriy tested. This Is no Humbug, l» will do aH that to claimed for it For sale by DR. P. t. STORES. Blackriflto. HARLEY ft 8EABSON. AllaodaW Wholesale, DE. H. BAER, Charles ton, S. C. MU . 1)». J. H. E. MILHOUS, DENTAL StfRQ-EONi- HL. ACKVIL.LK. ». O. Tlrgnlnr appoistotfnta trtMloWs: Bane well C. H. from ihfrd Monday in etch SMBlk to Friday evening. Office at thej>au*r»e«r~ Ilonse. Williato*, S-4J. fromrriiMonday is each mouth to Friday evening. Office over Opt. KenoMy’e store. Will be tft bls boms office is Blackville every Saftrday *M #4-1 make appoistweaft with patients IS ttsst the* nt either fffhis offiees at any fiiH. CaFi attended in BanwelUatd <dje> e t««t22 HAMLIN»S COUGH BALSABI, HAMLIN’S BLOOD AND LIVEM^ PILLS. * , j TOR SALT AT wmbiifm; feL21 — *»> Wholesale Groosn and Lfcakrs ia Prottiir, Liqiors^ ToVtcco, Etc. ■ IffT Mi lit East Bay, i! jL^<lfeki$fe,X.O*