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ij MH ^t!Ni com I flWh»» ■lid lb*r*- IHofl bwbeU oi lh«fl Jiut ymr of porn In the . This ro***M of beef and pork ft>c plport. Togctb- crop (t mmna cheap fanple of thin country, i of both wheat and corn Ibo chief probkin • aaftkwm relaUM now to a mar- irtr lb 'F^od product* era bower. nj* •aleabie *t *0100 price, and , crop* *r* very apt h< •w'me w*y tb* people floateotinent, if * crop of oref 500 Mmd another t0 tainioD buabel* of tort are Itotettlatba trad* of the fall 1 later. The London agent of the ittaral depirtment say* Europe ■ad ttO million bushel* of Apeat birelgn •ouree*; and If the far- of tb« oortliwnt are wlae, they ItMggle over the price In filling der. have jiut about that amount to lOtbar great rxport crop, eotton, blog on fairly well. The aarl- al department looka for a crop 10,000 ha tea, a* against 5,714 059 *r. Thl* estimate In based on 4 reeefved on tb* first dt Ui* 6 Whatever the crop may prove tb*re wil be a market for all of dr price*; for tb* consnmptlnn world i* fully keeping pace with stloo. The rest of the world le ig le** cotton, and the Increased ’ la drawn from this country. Id abow that the production of Mured cotton goods ie doubled twenty year*. The population Mprld la not looreaelng at that ut tba world’s people are oon- t eaob year more cotton goads >IU, and tba result ta, there U tie dang* r of growing more cot- A the world wan** at some price. DrHata alone takes nearly 4J0#,. iea, or ooo-balf more than ebe tyaafa ago. I le nothing In the situation to fga oar people. They will be buy meats and lour end corn racedetftedly low rate*, and ino reason to b^lkv* their cot* I go a-heggtng. Now that con- I# supposed to be restored and Is banded over to history, there wacon- Why atooey should be 0ifa (b* New Turk Herald of Kilty : *yp to tb# preaeat time mod frost tb* Interior for cur- U been exceedingly email, nnd dly be euld to baveaffet ted the ■ of tba city b«nka. It may be mnewbat ahead, but We be It a glut of capital seeking to ll will be a marked feature tba coming year.’ Money PAt be allowed to He idln In New ten the south need* It, and a rement may set In with the • that will brighten faces that mi too elongated for comfort lay months. At any rate the winter trade promise* well, and I cellod crop ha* been turned tey, that money will of course •IrcolSflbn. the Idle currency for* will then fid the pockets eta farmers sod business men, A Sonet Uutlon. limited to schools sod drawing rooms. The jMt$M who encourages a girl to run away with him tatteud of making a masly effort to remnva whatever oh- Jmlnns 1 her* may bo to hlui and *Ver- ‘ £ Upputdifou By Ilia own rimrartor tied life. Is a acojutdrel - o»* a fiw.f iiltie bundrod and t.loeiy tilne llmt'fl In « thousand, and a woman la us certain to bo unhappy with him in so* char acter us the other. A ifttl who leuvt* home and runs away with a man ol whom she knows little and whose mates and trait Int* are rrpuenaut to her own leaves sorrow and trouble In the home behind her, and takes a risk which is almost a certnlnlty of loop years crowded with uhspettkable mis ery, tain regrets and ceaseless re- ‘utoras f she stakes her happiness in ► this world and her hopes in the next In a desperate game with the cbauocs all against her. Wu envy people who enn find food for laughter in ull thU; they must, pos ses* a most Astopfohhig quantity of good spirits and ihculal buoyancy.— Greenville News, are making much e elopcmeut of Mis* Moroslnl fwtber’s noacbman, and Jokes il ject are thinker than bluett- fiAl* tfeaaour Inability to discern MSttoiM to hilarity In the In to pnpeat results are the mt of an affectlonat* moth- tuougb to<briog her very near • despair of a father and the fif of *tbc pesos of a very ad respectable family. The warquenoe* can be foretold toy gift of prophecy. They e ruin and wants of a youog Hf*» and years of sufSeitng • mow disgrace as probable sap terry pepera are filled .sdsetiutrc* and bliss of bo haws come together ftom taruted social positions nnd IffoppoeitloK nf Jfcrente, but rddoua little ct it in real IKe. kai hspptosea sen not fillet 9 the tovfethat precede* mar- t* dbttbtfltr It tbe human > of an affecUon wbleh log taste* and no atuia miserable as that of a' man a hopelessly bound together > Id a aatsaUy dlstateful no* ebsioad to the most IWr- [ noth* aa wretch- much as one ito AmaaforwSom ;ust aod j baa brought up children ]J4 that ha deskes niasty-nloe times ► oM enough aodsuf- fheworiif to |hem ft AMI*. Mels T2kli«-a l»j «lulin A I bruHlier- A Knnke Kiwry Cousin John Thrasber chioc- to see us the other day id id mode us proud For It Is no small compliment for n man like him to ride five tubes on .a dirt road hi hot weather to do us hou- or and show his regard. He dldentstop long, tor he is always In a bnrry, and «0 Just before leaving he aafd be Wan ted to go down to ibe spring and dip up a drink of pure water. I went down with hlnrsnd kept a little ahead. I Slept down off the log that was close by lbs spring, aud Undo John slept down Ji.et behind me, and bo slept high and he slept far, and hollered 'snake.' Sure enough I bad slept oVer the varmint—a big, ru«ty moccdtln— and he made for a hole in the rocks and we lost him. Cousin John dldent get^wr It for several minutes, and bad to get down and blow, for he Is awfully afraid of snakes. It is mighty hard on my wife, for snakes are her everlasting horror. If we kill one on the premtaes, she always declares there Is another cloa*. by, uud if wu kill two she says there ranat be n den of them, and so there is no Way to padfy and tnakch'T calm and etrene. Cml le getting to be a right smalt chunk of a boy now, and bankets, after a guo, snd so the other day I told him w« Would go bunting snuk-s. I gave him the small guu and I took the big one, and we raeaadvrrd slowly along the bttroch, and sure enough ho spied that aathe big moceasln down below t-he t| rtogSHDBliig hltnseif os u plank and I got him a rest and cock -d Lis guo, sad he took a trembling aim and tired afid killed the beast, and he was the proud- eat boy I think I ever saw. Wu killed four on that exeurrion, and now he dout want to do anything but hunt snakes and swells up and ttruts round with his new Importance. We killed a rotllesnake's filet over In the field and ten young ones enmo crawling out of her mouth. It is snake time now. This hot, dry, dusty weather makes them travel around in search of food, and y <u can see their wormy, tqulrmy track across the road most every day. The books say that snakes that lay eggs are uod-vonemous, and ihote i that give birtk to their young are ven omous and that none but the Int fer ever allow their young to 1 mn In and run out of them. Ihu they are all the same to mo. and I let none escape If I can help it. Our mortal antipatny to snakes i« to my mind one of the strongest proofs of scripture, and U is patt of my religion to ‘biulae bis bead’ when ever I have a chance. My wife, Mrs. Arp, loves to go down to the Spring house and see after ike milk and tmperlntcMi the eburalng. and she Is proud of the rich cream, and prouder of the hotter, and I dont wah( any of these insidious perambu lating reptiles to Interfere with her perfect serenity. I love the buttermilk, the pure cold buttermilk that she pre pares, (or I know it is nice. She called me down to the spring boose yester day to show me bow much idee yeKow butter she bud made at a double churn ing. Of course I complimented her with gustdng and uxorious lan guage, and when she told me to go to the house and look on the pantry shelf and bring her down the bowl of salt, where-with to season the butter I went with alacrity and brought It and I watched her ss she sprinkled it all over and stirred It In with the paddle, and In course of time she concluded to taste it and see if It was salty enough, and I never will forget the lost and lamented look ebe gave me as she ex- elafmetL ‘WiUlnm yoa brought me sugar.' • 8be aat down on a choir and looked away off. Tthought It was naif,’ said £ *1 found it Just where you told me. ‘Of course you did, she said. I’m not blaming you at all; I forgot there was A bowl of sugar there, and if I had hnd on my specks I could LaVe told tho difference. Oh my! what a pity It U to bo old and nearly blind. It was a beautiful lot of batter sBd now It is all spoilt. •No dear' aald I, ‘Wont it do for cake, and you aaid you was going to make s'bread pudding today and It will be splendid for sauce. It 1* al ready mixed.’ She Dover aald anything, but handed □M the butter and told me to set It In the spWaff boose. I did so and ven- ralghty nice ♦lie pudding “ : ‘ «* • ■ l ——*■ — >» ■ touch as I wanted Juot to abnw her how good it Was, und now e I* calm and serene. I expect have podding add cake every day fW a week, but I dont expect to evtr this!- take sugar for aalf again aa long ha I live, Th<re are eonio things that wont bear repeat log In a family, and Mrs. Arp eometlkws stupecte me of doing a little devllctuent out of pure uttaSednes*. ; We are preparing to go Into winter quarters now. My wife bas called my respectful attention to a few broken window glass and a leak In the roof ittr.d u brjek or two that are loose In t he < bemuey back, and she bas mentluDsd that another pair of blankets will be needed, for tbe grand children wilt be coming out, su’d ehe says thul my flannel shirts are getting old and dl- , lapidated ; she always looks after me ties# her heart, and I always look af ter her, blesa my besrf., too, for ebe wont usk fof anyth it g ond I have to ulk to tho giris and find out what their mother needs. If she ever asked me for anythfug In her life I dont know It, and I reckon the reason is I ,dont give her a chance. She Ims got things in that big old family frtmk now “hat I have dime forgot I eVer bought. Winter Is coming nnd I am glad of It, I do so love the cheerful blazlug fire In tbe family room and the children sitting around and Mrs. Arp in her nr- oustomed corner uml the good, warm carpet on the floor and the rich fat pine by the closet door to kindle the fire In the morning. Well, theie Is a power of pleasure In this subloonat v. Bill Aim The Furman tluiv^rslty began Its fall session with about forty students. Its prospects are rXccedlngly bright. There are many matters of Impor tnuce to come before tha legislature at Its Approaching session, and the probability Is a Christmas recess will be taken Instead of a December ad journment. The public affairs of Beaufort Coun ty nre In a bad way, ami the grand ju ry has presented several of the Coun ty officers for official misconduct. A married lady living In tbe Town of Newberry bas every letter and note written by her husband frrrn the be ginning of their courtship, which was at the beginning of the lato war, until it culminated lu their marriage soon a'ter the war ended. The first billet- doux was written at Camp Uuffln, April, I8G1. A negro In Greenville County voted at the recent primary election and pledged himself to support tire Dean>. crutic uomlfces. For this action he was expelled from a foclety of which ho was a member because It was con trary to their Constitution for a Demo crat to be on the roll. This Is unotb* r evidence of the non partisan prim l pics of some of their so-culled benevo lent societies. !5se-< NOTIGK. The watermelon grower* of the rnunty nre requonted to uireuil ■ meeting of their A»«o- eiiiunn »t Willi.nen, Saturday, October 4th, at So'clock p. rn, A lull nttend.ince in earn- en<W re<|tie*trd n* business of import aucc will be tmnnaciad. by order of the President. K. L. NIXON, Secretary. Murigagre’s Sa e Per.wnal Projvri) Uy virtue of the power in us vented, by »nd under * certain uturtgojie executed by l£. J. U.utkrnson in our favor 011 the 'Jlst day of November, wc will sell si public out cry »t W int Walker s place near Itluckvilie, IS. I/’., at 10 o'clock a. m. en Tuesday, Octo ber 14th, libSll, the following personal prop erty of K.J. liankinnon One(l) Sixlecu-Usrrel Turpentine Still and Fix!iHe*. 8 liurre » of g-wsin. 2\i Uip barrels, more or less. 200 Hahrel t-tnvon, more or tens. 2.4d»c», 2 CVoWs, 2 Cooper’d Knives, 1 Chop Axe, 4 Trusa Hoops, 2 Jointers. Terms Cash. F. W. Wagoner and Ge<>. A. Warrcncr, Copartners as F. \y, Wagoner J; Co., Mortgagees, Uv M. T. Holley, Agent. Hkvihcbso* itKOTurns, Atior. eys. Aiken, )». C. Sett. 19. 18*»4 W. H. Brigham 261 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. tmvtdtowaaariUi SVNWf | .||XUqr. pi iX«r f*r ihtntct gad as 1 XVAoIckuIo and Ttetuil Orocr-r nnd t’O.M HISSIOX MEitCHANT, Is prepared with ample means and a successful experiencs Vo serve bis customers more satisfactorily now than at any previous time. A full stoCK of the best goods on baud at all limes and at tbe lowest prices. Home grown and Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Outs specialties. sspC# HERE I AH, AT Williston, S. C. With the best stock of Boots, Shoos, Hats. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Shkts, Collars, Caffs und Neckwear between Charleston and Augusta, and the cheap, est prices between New York and New Orleans. All (he latest styles and from the best Houser in the United States. Good Uuliiutidricd White all Linen Shirt* at 54 cents apiece, and everything else in proportion. Come and see that there's Hie and en • terprise ier Williston still: IlOBT. A. WEATHERSRKE. m RKfNOLDS, Sr Ci R.R. Dealer In Geneml Mefehandlac, con- elailitg of Clothing, Dry Goods,Ik»ofs, r Bltoce, H*Ta, Choke Groarrlea, Cigars, Tobacco, Hdtdwarc, <&o., Ajw Aa, Ac., &o, Ac. He can not be undersold by any merchant In the county. Patronize a young man In the youfig- est town In the county. ALL GOODS FRESH. a New additions constantly made to bis stock. Wr Call and keep cnUtog.'iftt sep25 On and, aflrr Monday, Mi' wili ruu M fotluwa till TartUrr Un girl* , 31 t last i > to a reporter #f tb •jjfe, who interviewed He roinateli si IIOOL KOtfcK. The Antinal exnminntion rf Teachers hr tho Puhlie FchuuU of liarnwell county will bo held at ^ IHackvHl*. October )4ib, 1S8J. BnraweHC. H.. Octolwr I' th, 1884. A. 15U1ST, Chm'u Moutd Ex/ »cpl8 CITATION. STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, BARNWELL COUNTY. ' IN TIIK COUU? ('Jr puobAtk. By B. T. Rice, E^q,., Judge of Probate lu Barnwell County. Wlierea*. W. L. Wand applies for r*t»era of Admiidatrution -ni tho cstuteof Mm. J, E. Wnod, deceased. these nre, ihercfore, to cite and admonish nil. nnd suigular the kirtired and creditois of the said deceased, to he and appear before aie at a Court of Probate for the said county to beholden nt llarn well C. H.on Wednesday the 1st day of October 1884, ni 11 o’clock, A. M., to show enuAe. if any, wliy the »iid administration rhould not be granted. lliven under niy hand and tiie seal of the Court this lath day of September, A. D. 1884, and in the lO’-Uh year of American Imffe pend cnee. B, T. KICK, si-plH td Judgwof Probnie. PEDLERS, PEDLERS, PEDLERS. Send your orders for anything you wish to aep4 G LUSCHER, 701 HU Avenue, Nevt York. I0SN HOFLING, Manufacture.- and Dealer in P'orcii’Q and Dbniotic li^nrs, Tobacco, MNUJFF, l>II*FM, KTC“. Xo. 3lil King Street, Uharlentou, S. C. jan24 U hat is ciniuietl for the WAVEULY HCUSp;, t?H A. RL.'KHTOP'J. H. O. The beat beds and bedding in tho South. Location the best in the (Ji’y. The fable itn«urpassed. KATKS—$2.(8t and $2 50 PEr. DAY . P.edneed nue* by the week or month. J03LPU PK1CK, Jr., Proprietor juncl 0 Grange Notice. GRAHAMS OKANGK No. 75 ISitroaa of Hn-bandry meels the 1st Thursday in each month at 10 o'clock A. M. [ )4A> in-tim CLAUDE E. MAW YEK Aikks 8. C. J vmas E. D tvis, liurnwell, 8. C AjtTHrn B. E.vwvttt Columbia. S. C. SAWYER. DAVIS & SAWYER. “M-n. (Dally—Except ftuwd^ot)nSCted With tu^ |V stand* prepare*! fiBTAITRANT —AND— WK»*XWAB. STATIONS. Lr Blackrtlle - Asldehtll M Woodward’* Ar liariiwill 8 Mall A. M. MJ* 11.4* JStOS 18.1* K A MTW ATtO. stand* prepan fact of bis oon i a« the people ot —“t writing, but? *.o#*Batemftu will his confes ses was home ^je saw hazel * STATION,-. Lv Rarnwell *• Wo-.l waiJ's “ A*hM)th Ar niiu kvllle 4 Mflil 1 Ace’Ut A. Mt. r. to. 8.00 5. If 8.11) 5 25 8.J0 6.1(5 8.15 6.00 Uarusn-ll Railroad Trains (f.mu-ct with South Car olina Kaijday Train* aa pillows: No. 8 has tonueetfou frt.m South Carolina Itntlwny from Augiuia and laical Slat ion. Wear of ftlackvilli-. No. 4 e<inniTti< with South Carofiim Rultway for Ctiarlouoh and I/x-al .Statioua Ea>f Cif Dtackvillc-and Coluiulda Dirisioo. x No. ft liaa eonaectton from South Camllnn Jtallway from Clurleitlon. Coluudila, Dlviolun and all lajeat Slalhuc l-ji»t of Black vtlle. No. IcouuoCt* wUh Sotilh Carolina lUilway (ot Auiruala and laa-al Station- Went of Btm-kvilte. No. 7 liax connection ftmu S>tilh Carolina Knilway from Ati/ii-ta ami alt l/iral Statton*. No. R conaceu with .Suith Candlns Kailway for Charleston, Cidumhia and all potuta Hast. On Court day of each monlha Special Train will leave Itlaehvilie at 71 A. M„ and arrive at Jbvowcll at 7.45 A. M. D. ALJ.KN.O. PAT. Atp-nt. JOHN B. PECK, tlenenil Mauat-er. Suith Carolina Hallway. ConanJcncin!r May 11th 1884, trains will run as iolluws : toTto -tf V fe ioc. AUGUSTA DIVISION. WE.sr (Daily) (Daily, exeep Ciuudaya.) Leave Charleston 8.18 am 4.30 p m Arrive at Bnuiehvillo lif.lft a m 0.35 p in Leave Liraiichviile 10 20 a m 0.50 |> m Leave Blisto 10.30 a tu 7.00 p ni Leave Midway ^ 10.43 a ra 7,13 p in Leave Bamberg 10.50 a in 7 2- p ni Leave Grahams 11.03 a m 7.-SO p ra Leave Lees 11.15 am 7.50 p m Leave Blackville 11.23 >t m 7.58 p m la^itve Elko 11.38a tn 8.11 p in Leave WiTTDton ’ 11 ITS B 8.18 p nt Arrive at Augusta *1.20 p in 9.50 p m EAST. (Daily) {Pally exrcpt tSunday. LeaveAugusta 7.15 a m o. Ml p nt LeavuWilliston 8.51 a tn 0.34 p m Leave Elko 8.58 u m 0.40 p ra Leave Blackville 0.15 a m 0.64 p- tu Leave Lees 9.20 * m 7.02 p m Leave Grahams 9.82 a m 7.13 p in Leave Bamberg 9.45 a nt 7.25 i« tn Leave Midway 0 53 a tu 7.33 p «• Leave EJisto 10.0 U m’ 7.45 p rt Ar. nt Branrhville 10,15 a m 7.65 p m Lenve Brauchville 10 20 a m 8.05 p nt Ar. at tTnarlestou 12 20pnf ! .*»5 p m COLUMBIA DIVISION-IVI^’f. (Daily, Except Sunday.) Leave Brancliville 10.20 a nt 6 .50 p m Arrive at Camden 2 25 p in 8 25 p ni Arrive nt Columbia 12.38 p in 9/22 p m Leave Columbia 7.50 a m 5.23 j> tn Leave Cnmdcn 0 (-0 a in 4.00 p m Ar at Bratlcbvitle 1<V5 a m 7 50 tv at JfXPBEflS (DAILY) WEST.) Leave Charleston 11 00 p m Leave Brancliville 3.04 a m Leave Blackville 6.00 a in Ar. Augusta 8.00 a m EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST ) Leave Augusta 0.40 p ur Ar. nt Blackville 12.17 p m ,\r. nt Brniichrille 1.41a m Arrive at Charleston 5.15 n iri Conveyancing and ooliectionx specialties. febl 1 ’ OTTO TIEDEMAN & SONS. \VHOL.KNAL.K And Provision Dealers, i 02 and 104 Ea-t Bey Et. Charleston, 8. C Provisions a specialty. We have, always on hand a large slock of Primr Meets, also cheap cuts and grades of every d .scription of mcntsandii full asnortmeut of Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. oct25-1y AUGUSTA HOTEL- IMLO AU WX. -V UOUH't’A.'O JV NKAK ItAlLBOAD CItOSHINO. Bar and Billihrd' Roomi. in the Hear. Choice Wines and Liquors alwss on h tnd'. Table SupplietHn Best Style on European Plan, Attentive Servants, Large and *ell Ventilated Kooms. KtirELEriTRIC! BELL8“©ff LEW 18 & DOOLr ,vr LE, PnopiuifronB. G. W. EVANS. Ctfik. GEORGE H. BATES ATTflllSIY AMI C'llDiSELM IT LAW, MA.RIVWKL.L. C. II., N. C. Wilt practice in all the Courts of the State and give prompt aftentihu to all business en trusted to his care. [Jan24 T. T. GILL, BLACEVILLi:, S. C. WatchniakSf, Jeweller snd Gunsmith, will be glad to see old and new friends at his old stand opposite the depot. All work nar- ranted. mny29 HENRY »TEIT2i, Importer and WUpiesote Dealer in FOBEICX AH) DflEESIlG FRUIT, Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Coconnuts, Lem. on». Pineapples, Potatoes, Onions, Peanuts, Cabbages, &c. N E. Corner Meeting & Mar- ket Street, Charleston. 8. C. [oetll A kelkble Hutbe to Dtai With. w. n. welch. LANIER EASON. Welch & Eason, - * - * • . ' ' Dealer* in Choice Family and Plantation groceries. Wine*, Liquor*, Sogara and Tobacco 127,129 Meeting and Southwest corner Market St*. Choricstml, S. C. Send for Pric* List. No charge ft, Draya^e pr Packtug. ■ -CON N KCT1 ON 8. ” Connections made at AugiTsin with-Georgia’ K. K. io and IVoiu ad punts West and ttouilt- west, with throtigli Sleeper belnceu Char leston and ACanm on Express *raiii. Connections madeatt hnidesiou tvuU North- Koeteru It. K. for prints North uud-wAh .New York Steamers on Saturdays. Conncciious made at Columbia with Co lumbia and Greenville It. K. and ^,'hnrlotte. Columbia and Augusta U. K. to aud from all jiointiron both Hoads. Conneot-ious made at Blackville with Barn well U. II D.C. ALLKR, G.P. &T. Agent. JOHN B. PECK.General Manager. GUSTAV JACOliY, WATChMAKKn AND JEWKLEU. Dealer in Watches. Clocks, affd a Fine Line of Jewilry- All! kinds of Hepafring neatly done. Old Gold and Silver bought. 200’ King Street, Charleston, S. C. octTT G E. Steadman, /1 (Roil road Avenue ) Blackville- S- C- Offers for sale one second-hand engine— five horsepower. Also, one sOcomLhand engine -fed none power. Also, two second hand saw mills. Also, one second-hand grist mill. AIro. % lot of new and sOfodd-hand shaft- trig and pulleys. Also, Geiscr Engines and Saw Mill*, Threshers and Separators. Also, the Georgia Centennial Cotton Qin. Feeder and Condenser. Also, any Machinery not in stock supplied at short notice nnd on most roasouable terms.- Also, one 15-horse paver second-hand en gine. Also, a second-hand engine and grist mill nov8 Alva Gage & Co. CHARLESTON ICEHOUSE, Market Corner Church St. Charleston, S. C. Ie* packed lor the country a specialty. Ice by car load at lowest rates. «pr24-ly DR. J. H. & MILHOUS, DENTAL SURGEON, BL,ACJKVXL.L.E, M. C. Regular appointments as follows: Barn* well C. H. from third Mondnyin each month to Friday evening* Office at tbe Pauer.cn House. Williston, 8. C. from first Monday in each month to Friday evening. Office over Capt. Kennedy's store. Will be at hia home office in Blnokville every Saturday arid wi 1 make appointments with patient* t* meet them at either of hiioffice* at any time. MF*Ca)>s attended in Baraveil and adja cent counties. [nov22 Central Hotel, - - Broad Bfreei, AsgoMa. Gs. MRS. ?/. M. THOMAS. JUtCS Caud bk* Alt td to be H. BOttOER, Pro|rriotor. ah Bread every day. •e at All hours. delicacies of the edasoh. and oonfectioDettee^ oak**, ued goods, Indur, vegeta- ^ vest prices and warrant- Bra CALL v J- u ^ WELCOME. RGER. atlioad Avenue/ -J Tin* THE GEORGIA PACIFtv IVcw Mia or* l.iue Tin] Aflafita, 6.1., and Birmingham, Ala., fpO points In Alubama, MiM^keippi, i Loutel.-tofl, Arktin^tta, Texas aud tlu* West and Nortu-west. Tlie favorite route to ttio World’s Fair, New Or leans, La., cuininenciug D^c. 1st, 1884. Doutile Daily Trains with elegant Sleeping cars attached^ for which the low rote of til 00 for each section is charged, the lowest Sleeping Oar rates In the United Slates, Berths secured 10 «lnys in advance. Bee that your tickets read from At lanta via the Georgia Faclfic Railway and Bt-mtnghafn, Ala. A For further in- fottnatiou write to, or cell on, ALKX. S. ImVKATT, Traveling Pass g’r Agt., Atlanta, Ga, L. B. Bn. w.v, Gen. I'aH.-.. Ajjt., Blrraincham, Ala. 1. Y. Baok, Gen’l Bup’t. biiuilugbam, Ala. *ug7-tf FOR 'l lljv: Fall Trade* Largest Stock —AND— Lowest Prices. Beyond a doubt somebody’* out, With a winuiug smile and pout; Slut’s a darling aud a daisy Aud has run the boys half craty. WHY ? -Because she went to Mrs. Molair's and bought the dainty clothing that sho wears, from the euuniug hat on her head to tho waiters on her little feet./ Dress* collar, belt, ruche, glove* and all the KCtompanttnenU thereto, and when she wcit home aud showed them to her mother the wl-e old lady went and bought her winter outfit. BUT THE BILLS ? Why, Hess your heart, when the old gentleman saw th?m he went and bought groceries, hard ware and all that he needed from Mr. Molair a»J his pocket book did not look like an elephant had trod on it. And that girl will get giarried soon. And her mother will always be hippy. And Pater Faiuilias will get rich by saving money in trading wiihalive man. Moral; (jo thou and do likewise.— There’s room for you and ail the people, top 18 CHAR LES FIX! H M A N X rakea pica a - Oie In annotniiinp to l*l« many Ineinls that bis stock i'a Citoplcte In all dc pai^metits And that his prices Will compete favorably with those of any market In tbe 8tat«\ He lins rot timC of spue* to wrunne- ate all Lis stock tot it Would sia!! out t<> the ilim< Qalous of uu unaoridged diet (n« ary. Spoclal Lsrgnlnft in Dry O 'ode, Gro- cciles, limits, Bhota. i'h-ridDU, Dais, flat I ware, Crock sfy wars, Tfus-pfe, T’u- bacco, Chcars. Buggl. g amf T.s* and anything needed on tbs fatm or iu tin- liniisi-hold. If jn'i diMi’t**--** wti.ti ytiu Want cAll tor it. It is in st..ck. Ui'iiiiiiy i roducs .'I all kinds wanted and tin- hioircBt |*ru-caaliowi-d. l> suit In chII im thewtv-ran Iw-f.-r-* you buy. It will pay jnu and ilouT you loigct it. CHARLES rEcflM.lNN. sei4 Pianos *>••» Organs. BY TIIK BEST MAKhTRS. New Pianos J-2|t», $225 and upward.— New Or^aus S'24 fi-V-au-l upwifrd. K-;fl--si term* and loweei priet-s rvei- knosrn on sion. dan! and rel.able instruments. Delivered Freight Paid. Don't tnil to get ourprievs ami term* he- forc purcltariiig. Keiiiomber we pay nil freight without increase of prices. Address ~ cjii.i. At *0*, 2l3 King Street, Chat iestou.'8 C. sep4 (im Treasurer’s Aiip.iiuimenus. Couxtv I'm:\st iiten’s Of HCr; BtRxwrLt. C. H .8. C., Aug. Ist, 1884. The freiuntrer will Ik- at the following pin. coil for tRe eo’tcetfoir of taxes for the ri«cul year 1888 on the days mentioned. FniW* Store, Thufsd.y, Sepr. 25ffi'. Krwtiitott Friday, Sept. 28th. Batuoo, Saturday, Sept. 2?th. Barnwell C. 11. from 2*Jth of September to 30tli October. National Bank bills, gold and silver coin receivable tor taxes. Jury and witness cer• nfieaiesare receivable for the 4 mill cottuty Ms only. Mutilated bills and coin wifi not be taken. Ail lax receipts not taken out of tlie office by the 21»t October 15per cent penalty ulul ail other cost will be added until pant. N. F. U IKK LAND. County Treasurer. D. Bentschner & Co. [0^5 -C**t rally cvjrr«»ie*t t* buaivea^ CtiAS- C. RKSLIK. TYholbsak) and Bctnll Commutslon —DI7ALKR IN - FLSII, OYSTERS, CAME AND POULTRY Stall* Nos. 1 ami 2 Fish Market, "Office Nos. 18 and 20 Market St. East of East Buy Charleston, 8. C. Consignments of Couutfry Produce are respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, dec. All eiders filled with dispatch. scpl8-6m rPRETTY PLACE FCR SALE AT WLLLISTOKT The beultbicst aud happiest place m the county. ' 1 Good schools, etecllftnt Water, goo^ Society and good churchc*. The lot coutftina two acYe*. The hou.^ fc a well built cottage of four rooms wi eight foot piazza. Good kitchen and servant’s house. Bam, stables and other outbuildi all in good repair arid a weM of cxcell water. All withm three minutes walk flic Depot and tcu minute* of the Acade my and Churches. ’ for term* apply to Mrs. Emma R. Bwuckitaltur, J V ilia Rica, Cl. mtty‘29 3H KJNG CHABLfjBTDX, S. C. Ara n-'W r-wv-ivinff a I iti--- tin I w« | uhi*-s*<•. k of yfwiK’, s B >v- Glotltimj and K irrit-lii'U- Go <1 , A fine litlt- of IfrttH 1-0.1 Apt Ml \- t.| t »i-t1 1i»it-l. -HOW TO saVE MONET.” Flfi f-.r 8lo e2tr f.., ft\ r<T 815 'V \T('H Ks. f £[gIn-M-^AYi*liiii.i:t Wat.h«M In atlyi-r double t-ut-ca at above pi leva f r 'VI D.'.Ys ONLY. Ev.-ry watch waM Mitel. G•aits' solid gold ffa'ich*** frnin $25 upw h? d. Forpnrt frnin '-m>o McFLRf.f.'.s JK A l.Ll;Y PALACE Ctiarivatou, h. C. FOR SAFF. .(.•fjr-nt fir T. H. Wii:i„,R, m j 0 s pr f.-r «iib> 17'til screa r,f wahtfed !.-! id in Benii<-l( Sprincs Tint n«!dp in ti-acis of 50 acrctt ut.d uytvat-dji. Terms eu-y. Ai.plv to ^ . 1C-A, KbHfV ~ acpl-fitn- AUendale, 8. C. KKW YORK PURCHASING HOUSE. If you want fine Birthday Cards, Scrap books or Scrap Picture*. It yon want Periodicals, Library* pr books any kind, ’ ^ If yori want Brie Visiting Cards of any style, J If.ton want any kind of fine Stationery. Albums. Pictures, Tors, etc.. If you w mt anything you do not know where to get it, w riteu me and I will get foY, y o0 - _ O. LUSCHEtt.- 761 5d Avenue, New York. s*p4 — C. BART& CO- CHA.ItLlC»XO^. M. C. The Largcat Importer* of Fruit South, offitr for sal* a well stock of Apple*, Oranges, Bananas, Cocoauuts, Lemon, Nuts, ■ Dried Figs, KaiaiuiJ PtoMitoCTtof OvMM _ - " r - **■■■— ^ m j ^ • wsea •• v* every thi ug el** that artot dan •ale Fruit House skosU lisve. C •rdon Ailed with diapetek [« blackville High School. hourth Session will commence lat of September. TaHion-Jl,^, j 2 .00, 12.50’ nudl ©J.OY) per month. Competent and experienced iostruet' or* will be provided lor clsfites ki Music, trench snd German. THUS. C. HOOVER, Pri " d P‘ l - iilCa’D.T MORRIS 118 King St. Chavlestou^ S. HEATING AND COOKING STo\ y ES and Ranges. KirSeod’ for price* arid picture*. *opl8-ly THOS. McG. oarr, Shaving and Hair Hreadug Silooa, Jtl4 MsrktoBtcosly - — (One Does Bsstsf Bug gtwsg Chsrisstos, 8re » sipU