The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 19, 1885, Image 3
THURHDATt, MARCH 19, 1886.
h« happy (VMoff of angling and plo*
'king will aoon arrive.
Ho! Fiehermra. HMui^imrloni for KUh-
In* Tackle at W. A. Urus.
I* anted-A new«pa- er man that can run
•"paper t<» please ererybndj.
A choice stock of Hardware and Olaae-
Oer-
ware at W, A.Uylre.
m
The ladies of the Paptlat Church will
give a dime reading at Capt. J. W. W<xnU
Ward* reeldenoe, thU Evening.
Peach and other fruit trees are nearly a
month later than usual In budding, owing
to the continued early morning frosts.
Wll.lston—The eutertaium<'nt for the
benellt of the Uaptlst ( hurch ou 1 hursday
evening was a piououncrd success. It at*
traded and entertained a large audlenoe
and reellSod a handitome sum for the be
nevolent purpose for which It was givea.
W. A. Gyles hss Just received frrun
Northern and Houthern markets a well se
lected stock of General Merchandise and is
offering bargains for cash that will make
a close buyer smile. Come and see.
A great variety of Gents’ aod < hlhlrens’
shoes, also a didey lot for the Ladles for
sale at W. .V. Gyh 8.
Choice hams 11 cents, o ff-e 11 cents,
granulated sugar 7 l /i cents, and the place
to get a barrel of ft mr tlmt will make your
household happy at meal time Is ut W. A.
Gyles.
Ladles In seatch of white and colored
lawns, check cambrics, dress goods, laces,
Ac . can have them shown to them by good
look! tg gentlemen; Oh where! at W. A.
Gyles. icarlO-lm
ShluIFf’s Apiiil Sales. —Hank of Char
iest or. vs. NV. 1*. t Hlhount Pto acres, boun
ded by lands of John and Tom Steel, H.
Hennett, J. y. Calhoun, Mrs. Warren and
M rs. ( l.isolm. Also, 03 hi res bounded by
lands of SV. A. Hloiiut, J. H. Kenneth John
Steed and \\ Usou Steed.
Also, A. W. Smoke va. John D. Falrry:
ISOmcp s IHonging to A. W. Smoko, hetiu-
ded bv lands of jHOob ItenU, Mrs. Linder
and N. L) Ehosd.
%
tt will l>e h good ilore, court week,
to chII at this offl b and attend tOj that
little nffair, you know.
The Buddhists of Ceylon believe that
If a woman behaves herself propeily
sho will sveuluully become a man.
It is staled that of the lOflOO bar
rooms in N-w Y >ik, 0 999 were open
to all comers last Saturday.
The sri 1 unsuccessful (ffnt of the
Illinois Legislature to elect a H-nstor
lias thtie fat cost .be State $104,000,
Tiie M<'th<idlst ch irdieu of (’tifrapo
will make next Sunday a special day
of pfayer for General Giant’s tec.-v-
vry.
Tt N given nut that \Ir Manning
will ri main in tlie Cabinet Jmt two
tnontlia and linn a Western man will
• locoed tiim.
Mr. A. J. Evans puLlleLes n caril In
the Orangeburg Times and Democrat,
denying that be was killed recently or
i.t any ot her time by being thrown from
u buggy.
BartiUtn, the sbowmnn, Is but •* little
over 7b. rn Ills hirg connection
with bInerani allow life he is generally
e»pfH>e«-d to 1 « much < Ider. Of the
t wenty oilllioos be lias^iade, ho has
managed to save three.
The stewards of the Spartanburg
Metliodlt-t. Church have (Ltertnincd to
build a new chart h. They think they
rao erect one foi $10,000 that will be
Hit oroameQt to the t rwn.
Under the stock law portion# of
Bei keley and Charleston Counties have
Voted to « xempt themselves from the
operation of the law, two-thirds of the
voters of the township having voted
that way.
George town evidently gets awny
with a prodigious quactity of The nr
dent,' in evidence of which it is stated
that one retail dealer turned out twen
ty one empty whltky barrels oil the
street last Saturday.
Mr. D. P. Patterson, general mer
rhandiae merchant of Adums T.un, has
made an assignment for the benefit
of his eredliors. Mr. W. C. DeTrevIlle
is the assignee. Mo statement has as
yet bce|i filed.
Ex-Sheriff P. F. Spcff-ifd of Chester
field, wb<*e failure to arrest the Cash
es caused all tbs trouble which follow
ed, has gone to Florida for Ida health.
Several dnye ago a eon of Mr. Miller
Green, of Cartcravills, Darlington
County, was sitting on a fence when
the top rail turned and threw him on
a cotton stalk, which stuck through
the main artery of the neck killing him
lustantly.
In the Court of Sessions for Chester
County, Judge Wallace on Monday ev
ening commitud a number of wknesa-
ed to tbs custody of the Sheriff until
the following day, and in addition fined
them an amount equal to their fees
for one day’s attendance on Court.
The witnesses bad neglected to put In
their appearance at Court aa provided
In their bonds,
Charles Auerbach was examined by
Drs. Mabry & Hill last week and de
clared a lunatic. He was sent to the
Atylcm no Saturday as a pay ’patient
Mr. Auerbach has been merchandizing
at this place for atcrjeraT years and con
ducted a successful business. His mis
fortune found him with-a good stock'
on hand and clear of debt He was re
lated to Benedict who was slain In bis
store last December where be was a
clerk. Auerbseh wltneesed the trage
dy and being of a nervoue tempera-
meot bis mind was unbalanced. His
condition became so aetlous that bis
Wends thought It beat to send bis off
fbr awhile hoping that be may recover
of the
Oncirr CAMedkAX/—The Court ef
end Hem l ms coataaed oa Monday SKira-
Ing. Ou a< count of t-luhneas and under
advice «f Itls physician Col. Gantt an
nounce! himself unsbie to dia> barge the
duties of Solicitor and Msj >r L. T. Islar
was a* pointed In hia stead. The Grand
Jury was organised as follows:
J. L. Hrcwu*. Foreman; A.H. Frslerlck,
L. F. Hai.de s, 0. B. Beeves. M. W. Eivee.
W. T/ Bay, V. B. Bhoad, K. J. Gunnels J.
W. All. H. W. Abstsiiee, J. E. Byrd, J. W.
Kennedy, Ctimthain Cave, W. A. I‘c man.
After the ustial routine busies*s Uis
Court prooesd to the trial of John Terry,
Indicted fur murder aud accessory after
the fact. The w^defendant, H. A. Ww*d,
was tried for the same off -nos last Novem
ber term, resulting In a verdict of accesso
ry after the fact, with a recommendation
to mercy. Fe appealed from the or<’er
overruling hU demurrer and moved an ar
rest of judgment. Wood was sentenced to
nine months (inpilaouuieut In the State
penitentiary at hard labor. Be gave ball
for $1,000 and was Ube''ated. He la now
awaiting the decision of the Supreme
Court.
MaJ r L. X. Itlar. noting Holicltor, waa
asnlHted by Jao.es E Davis, Esq, Hon.
Robert Aldrich and (Jhas. Carroll Simms,
E^q., for the ch fettse.
After 11 cliallesges by the defense and 3
by the State the following jury was em-
paiinellnd for its trial:
J. K* Halford, Foreman; 11. F. Drum
mond. B. M. Bostick O. B-Han'en, J. M.
Allen, J. W. Hill, J. S. Oswald, W. H. Har
rison, Lee Hagood, L. M. Fender, J. H. P
Dycltcs and J. M- Oantt.
'J'he clreunjetances surrounding this case
being Identical with \Vo»ni’eea8e the evi
dence was In eub-bince the same, which
was published In full In Ike I’kopur on
the former trial and wlih which our read
er* are already familiar.
At the hour of going to press on WThI-
nesdav the jury had not brought In Its
verdict.
^r. Mary Walk<r now announers
herself as a Democrat.
The pricking of a pin Is said to be
the proper test of a nutmeg. If it Is
good the rdl will lustantly spread
around the puncture.
ParHgmphs are floating about to the
effect that disesseeare frequently com
municated by kissing. We supposed
everyone knew that the most dang) r-
ous and swl't of all di-ease* was com
municated In that way —heart disease.
It Is said that people eat too mu< fa.
Peibuf s they do, but It is a fact that
great rsters are strong, plump, rosy
and cood looking, wt.lle small rateis
and those who live on thin diet are
weak, scrawny and sickly. It 1* ua-
tutnl tfiat well-to-do Eoglishraen
slioul 1 be fl >sby and robust. The aver
age Englishman eats ubout five good
ttuqiU a day. He rises at seven o’clock
and eat* a breakfast of bacon, bread
and butter and two big rounds of toast.
At half |n»et ten or eleven he t» again
hungry and lakes a lunch of br-ad and
chetse, washing It down with tvo or
three |gla8,*es of strong-.ale. At one
o'clock be *\tendt> ho hour ht 'Inner.
This is a generotis meal. Doting the
aft* moon two or three glasses of ale
are taken. Ai.-lx o’clock e« rat* tea,
and tt good soli 1 meal Is made of L-g
cakes, tuofiins, bread, butter, cake ami
potted tarn's. At nine o’clock the En
glishman cats supper. Is it Huy won-
d*-r that people sho live thta wuy and
take plenty of exercise should be clout
and r* sy.?
Gen. Cor-k’s Wt'rxD.
It was at A atoona that a t fl' ball
to«'X Cora* alongside of ih* heqd. Gen
Sbermau received word from Ooise that
his ear and a portion of his cheekbone
we e gone, but that he was still able
to bold the position and fight It out.
As soon as possible Sherman got
over to see him, full of anxiety for him.
He found Corse with Ms head swathed
in banduges, and. In bis anxiety to
know the nature of the Injcries, Impa
tiently ordered the surgeon to remove
the cloths. This was done slowly and
with great formality, and there waa re
vealed a slight scratch of the cheek
and a hole In the ear.
Sherman looked intently at It, and
calmly remarked, :VVby, Corse, they
came damned near missing you, didn’t
they ?’
Out of the 13o counties in Georgia
there are now 101 that have total or
partis! prohibition, and 92 that have
total prohibition. This result has been
reached by elections iu each county
under the local option law. In I(j5
county elections the prohibitionists
have lust but 4—Washington, Decatur
(two heavy negro counties), and Floyd
and Gordon. The work will go on
steadily until, 132 counties out of the
138 will be prohibit iouary. A general
local option law will be pasaed this
summer which will teat tbs matter In
every county In which whisky la still
Sold.
It seems to be a pity to spoil the
pretty ’diversified’ picture drawn by
our good Brother Holmes, bat thereat
facta lu the ease are more truthfully
Illustrated by a reference to the old
adage of ‘too many Irons In the fll*.’.
But what a pity Brother Holmes on*-
not be Induced to diveralfy a Utile, sa4-
notirely, on a single source, and that
a very uncertain one, for both hla
bread aud bis happiness. JHo Is alto
gether two good and good looking a
man to be possessed of a devil, with
no ‘angel* about to counteract the Imp’s
InQuencv: Before our meeting the
other day we were disposed to exoner
ate him from all blame iu the matter,
bsllevlng that he ‘would If he could,
and If he couldn’t how could be ?’ but
our mind hss changed and wfe are now
Inclined to. think that Jthe late cold
winter was sent for his special bene
fit—a sort ot divine retrlbntlwo for bis
oelebatt# Incorrigibility We know
our friend oannot leave Tbs People to
go Into OtarelaadV Cabinet, but be
should loss »o time to planing himself
st the bend of some worthy tody's oab-
, ‘ . * “ * . 4 f.*A
Os aw]
Will run au
*5«* **-4 V March tod. 14*.'
follow- till fiirtke, notice:
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VVKHXWXUtl.
STATION*
I.« MnrkvtUw
“ Axhl.-iirh
•' Woodwird'a
At Harawell
SMalt
1 ftOQ’M.
AM.
r m.'
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aw
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IC4MTWARD.
STATIONS.- | 4 Mott ' SAoeNS
Lt Bnrnwrll [
*■ WiutJwnrd'* I
“ AxIiMah
Ar Blackrilla
A. Jf.
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A* |
P. h.
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140
1’S
IUnv»cll ttnilrund Trsiii* connect *Hh SoutbQ*r-
otlnu Kalina}'Traina m follow*
Ne. 3 ha* ronnccti'infmiii South Carolina Rail * ay
from Augiuta and local Station* Wwl of Hlarkvlllo.
No. 4 con net l« with South Carulina Uatlwar lor
CtanrlcMoir and 1/>cal Utrnlou* Tart of BtackvITIratiit
Coluuilila INrUion.
Ko. 5 ha*co«M<wth>n froa Smith Carolina knilwan
from Chartoalon CulumMa, DtrUiou and ill Local
Mlalion* Hum of hbckriDc.
Nu. ImnntM* wilh South Carolina Ritilwar for
Auj(u*ta and Local Huih.iu W'c*l of Biackvdir.
Nu. 1 ha* connection from South Carotin* Kaltvay
from AngnMa aud all l^calStnlion*.
No. I cwnnccta with South < omUno Railway for
Ohnrtopaon, Gdumlda and all points Last.
On Court dar of ench mouth a Special 'nwtli will
leave Blaeavlllc at I Aalt., and arrlre at Barnwell at
7.48 A. M.
I>. < . A LI.KN, O. P A T. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK, iieiteral Uanoger.
S mth Caroliim Kitilwny.
Commcncintr March 2nd, 1885, train
will run a* follows :
rjyp.-y^TgTTswyr,
AU0U8TA DIVISION
WEST
(Dully)
Greeil
, ii ' • ' -v ’ . —
/»weller aal Phutopifkir,
BLAOffVIlXfi . l et
Dr*lor to sail Rtpafrsr to DiaaMWAd,
Wstclsa. CUetat'Ktog*swt all MaSato Jsw.
dry nnd (totM BUvvrssd Haiti wars,
rest# sntl grs year wsASIwg prsswts.
Finn w*tsk work 4o«»a*4 warmatto.
My stock IssdscAasti very iasoad Isov*
4hally in vit# publicJnspatffos.
-la*.
Hertz & Renkl,
i
- —dkalxrs m-- 1
Wilts, Liquors, Cigsrs xad Tobicci
Fresh Oyd on Recsirsd daity.
No. 610 Broad Sbsst, Oppsaits Au-
gutoa note!, Augusta, Ga.
Orders promptly attended to.
Bar and Bowling Alley attadbvd-
deell
TKVUm MF8. CO.
Edward Booxker
Lcara rh*r1e*(9n
Arrive ai Mr.inchrllle
Leave Itntncliviile
Leave Eliato
Leave Miiltvuy
Leave ll.i in berg ,
Leave Gnthams
Leave Le< a
Leave IPackviile
Lenve Elko
Lenve Willivton
Arrive at Augusta
a m
K :!•'» a in
k 4(1 a iu
K*9 n m
8.59 a m
‘J 05 a iu
P. 1 (i a iu
9.20 a m
9 m
9.4t5 a m
9 55 a m
'.D»lly, cxccp
H»iud»y».)
6.20 p m
7.2(. p m
7.45 p m
7.5£ p ui
8.Of p m
8,14 p ut
8 V7 p m
8.o‘J p iu
8.45 p tn
9.00 p m
9.07 p m
11.32 pm 10.40 p m
r.cave.tuffusta
EAST.
[Iialljr] [Dally rioept
.''uiHfoe.
7.15 a m
4.45 p a>
LeaveW illiston
8.52 * m
ti.ltt p m
Lenv« hlko
8 59 a m
G.23 p m
Leave Ulnckville
V.IH a m
ti.ST p Di
Lenve Lree
9.21 a iu
6.43 p in
Leave Giab-uns
9.35 a m
ii. 5.) p m
Leave Uaiuherg
9 45 a m
7 07 p m
I e*ve Midway
9 5 J a iu
.7.14 p m
Leave Ediato
lo.ot u m
7.25 p m
Ar." at Dranrliville
It*. 10a m
7.35 p m
Lo*ve Hratiolniile
10 15* m
7.85 p m
Ar. at Charleston
12.20 [i m
10 i*0 p iu
CULUMIHA DIVISION- (VEST.
(Dailj’^Except Sunday.)
Leave Brniiehville 8.55 a in 7.45 pm
Arrive at (Miuden 12 Vi p m
Arrive *i Columbia ILOOam 10 00 p hi
Leave (’olu ultia 7.50 a in 5.27 p in
Leave Cauulen 7 00 a in 4.00 p m
Ar. at Untnckviile 10.^0 » ru 7.42 n m
EXfl'.ESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Lenre Chnrlestnn Td.dOpm
Lenve Urancbville 2.35 a ia
Leave Dlnckville 4 hi a m
Ar. Augusta 7.35 a m
EXIT.ESS (DAILY) EAST )
Leave Aiiguftta ll.Ot'pm
Ar. at IMitckviPe 1.53 pm
Ar. nt Hiaiichville 3.25 a m
Arrive at (.‘iiarlcalon 0.25 a in
“CONNECTIONS.”
Cannretion* marleat Auguvta wilh OerirgU
lo and frum a I pJims West and .South*
R. It.
west "lih ihroi(gh Siecpcr beiweeu Cltsr.
leeton and At'aniAjkABiiresa
Connect ioti* Voilh-
Kisu-ru It. kii Aie*
York Steamer
Conneciions
)nnd>i:i and GreenytHe R. R. atid^CIrnHinle'.
Columbia and Augueta R. K. to and fnsu all
point* on Imili Road*.
Coaneaiiioiis madeat Blackrlllewith Barw-
well t. k
D C. ALLEN, O.P. &T. Agent.
JOHN U. RKCa.General Manager.
M. J. DODDS & CO.
Blacksmiths and Wheelrights, PaasaK
lis Street, nonr Whaley's Gin, Bhek-
villc, 8. t\ , do better and chcajan- wort
ihunnny other Ineclwjnics id the couhty,
and don't you forget it.
[ I. mm k co
Foimdry, MacMae
s
L. OSBORNE- Sole Pmprtorie.
Angweta, Ua., Library Building. -
Ono of tiie fioeat Instttutloaa In the CM-
ted Mxtrs
Uaal Kuslnt^s transacted with real Cnl-
Wc Ourrwticy. .mleml trom the North for
t3\
the i3»tmetal benett of the Gdlewe.
BoallD IN am CHBAT.
TDIR RKOOIRCD. 8\ TU 4 gOWTIM.
IWvtullfiil DlidoninM Award'd on Oom-
plettux G>uts« Iu Kutisfnc'ory VLtniter.
bEND FOR t IRLULABd.
jsnl
THE
Euicmfim
RESTAURANT
—Ays—
Family Crosspy,
J. II. BOBGEK, Propristof.
Frfsh Brpftd every d^y.
Mt-iil-* at all honrs.
All tfip flelleHclew of the season.
Tbe chol.-est coufeciloneries. mires
can lies, canned goods, fruits, vegeta
bles.
All at the lowest prices and warrant
ed to be th« best.
CAUL and be welcome.
J PI BOROER*
sej 4
Railroad Avenue.
miim nu.
The Au^nsta Chronicle*
ONK ■IV .kISMKIP YKAR* OI.D.
willistox, s. c.;
Is w»w prepsrnd to farnish, oa’short no*
tice aud aceoramcduting terms, the fiL
lowing brieflyJde*cribod outturn* of one
••f the largest and bo»t Msimfsctorie* in
(he Union :
1. Dry Steam Portable Eu g:oes, all
*ire*.
2. Climax Engines, nil fixes, Portable
or Detached, as desired, with Lovoino*
tire or Return Tubulat Boilers.
3. Tiger Engine^, all'sixcs, Portable
or DttMcho], as desired, with Locomo
tive or Heturn Tulmlnr Boiler*.
4. The Taylor Saw Mi!!.|Iron Frame
stipeth and siihstantiil, lor heavy or
plantation work,’a* desired.
“uou nnn an*
Oom-Milli and Millstones,
m BUT or TSB WOEU
taitowaa^hst MKAL '
NmilAMUU wuxtSmsk'
1 know my hn*ine«wj well and will give
the benefit ot my long experience to my
friends.
Any furl her informal Ion will be cheer*
fully'furnisheJ.
I guarantee satisfacti >n.
Address
EDWAFD BROOKF.R.
WlLLLSTOa, S. C.
janl 5
AUGUSTA HOTEL.
HRO A13 HT. U« Tr»T A. Q A
KKAE KaILBOAD CBOSS1SO.
Bar sw«l Billiard Room* in the Rear. Cheiee
Wine* mb.I I tquers alwft* on h md.
Table Supplied in bent fMylenn Kurope*n
Plan. Attentive Acrvanin, Large and well
Ventilated K'toni*
•^ELEOTRIO BELLS-©*
LEWIS & DOOLI rw m.E, rsopi<irr' lR s
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Augusta* Georgia,
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair
on beet manner and toms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Have on baud * Larue Stock ef
Monitor-
Clpkrurds of 50 Engines aod Boilers, fflso
Stoum and Water Pipe at reduced pri»
cca.
ROnnNG INJECTORS,
Vandixea Jet Pumpe, Boks, Nuts,
Washers, Circular Saws, Files, Ac.
Writs for prices. Promptne* end
good work. Cheap will be our nun.
ae24
D. Bentschuei-
& Co.
244 KING STREET,
- CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Are now reoeltimr a large and well
assorted stock ef M*as’, Youtiw’ sad
Boys’Clothing aad Funaislung Goods
Ine line of Hals eoostaatly ew hnwd.
i . - ■ . i
Ti«rA(ou*ta rnaoiutuoi was sstablinhsd
in 1785, but i* *(ill young, vignnxl* and prv-
gresnivs. nad fully ay 10 all tiie rvoeira
mvai* of n fml-cln#* nrwvpftper. Dems
ariuit ia politiea. twite** and fearle** in the
*d votary of ail good uiM*u'-r«—ihe organ of
•W ring or elbple. it nn* no trieadi lo rewu d,
or eiivm n to pnnt*h. The purpose of the
1 HaoVtCLX i»*o advar.ce the general good
and fupport *.ieb teeaaires ai will inure to
the mural, social, vduMtlnua! and wati^ial
advniicrou-nt of ihc 8taiennd ooiiatryj
|he eolnniH* ef thk Cnsosrt>i.t are free
from i|i*4smt of wumMou ^lisni aad the de
pravity rugeniercdby inmoral psbUeatisas.
Our Ldegraiih newe service is full and
complete The Cnooxi«i.Kooai«iitv q* aver
age of nine litousani wordajist day from
the Ne* York Associated Pre*w. ThU ser-
vice lq suppleiiientcl hy specials from our
able ahdtalentel correspondents at-Atlants
and Columbia, whsufr ind fatlgahlein’lheir
labors to give onr rOnden* 4be Intent news
and the most lutersvtlag Infers.
Oar aooiuphshed and brtltiant aaMciate.
Mr. Jawks K. Kashall, of the editorial
•tad, semis our venders Iris graphic sod to
teresling letier* trom Washington dunag the
semiuu of I’ongresj.
Tiie CimoxicuK publishes the fiitl tele-
graphie service eff the Ne# York Associated
Pros. I
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Weekly Edition 6 months
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The Enuuna CwaoMtiLsis thalargestand
cheapest Lsily^japsr to the fionth as it pub-
lUhss all tka telegrapkte.aewa., and ai) the
hsws ol the morning paper, and ip aent to
subscribers at $6 per year,
, tb# Wreklt is now a ten page paper, hot
to April ft will he twelve pnfM S4 eel-
umu. It ie filled with hnportdM newe.
The Brxnav OnuiKicxti te a large eight
page paper, and eeunritooflfty-etxcofcimas ot
matter • - >
8 pccknem.no {rise fton.
Addnssa I
CHUOUCIC k Covvf ITVTIOXALIVT,
I Fatbivk W ALaa, FHiidant.
Augusta. Ga.
was fiOFuis,
Jdaawfsetomv aad Itoalss to
Foreiga ud Dnn«4ie ligurs, Tobtect,
~ MNm>r, PIPKM, Kt’C.
No. 843 Kiag Street, Charieatom, 8. 0.
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GEORGE H-BATES
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AnOlMASOBtmUHUTUff,
lARMTV KILL. C. M-. IB. C.
MB> pmettoi to aB ths Ceortv totko flkats
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NOTICE-
The undersigned, weeing the need of
sneb a busltirs* In nur midst, begs to
Inform the public that from this date
he will keep in the Town uf Allendale
a fulMlua of OBhte aad Caskets, end
will guarantee to make It to the inter
est of tin >Re who may Deed one t j yr-
>I»t from f l m.
Mr. J. A Mlddb-ton will be ht atkentl-
ar.cr and rtady to s< rre you at all
ti.rea, day or tiluht* Should you need
a Care not kept in stock, will get it for
you by first train from Augusta. Will
endeavor to keep constantly on band
oil sizes by replenishing as fast as sold.
W. Y GILL.
Allendale, 8. C., Jan. 23,1885.
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PLEASANT BOOMS,
FIRST CLASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
til Kicg Street, Charleston, 8. C.
(Four Doom South Academy of Mtuie.)
This Wdl appointed Hotel will be
opened for reception of Guests March
1* 1885, by 0. T. ALFORD, reeenth
Proprietor Now Brighton Hotel, Sulli
van's Island. The Windsor Is newly
famished throughout, having holt
•nstt u-ases and woven wlro-sprlnga on
all beds. To make this a strictly fam
ily Hotel no liquors will be sold on the
premises.
Haring many years experience, I
promise to all favoring me with tfieli
patronage a pleasant home while in
Charleston.
Bates:. $1 50 to $2 per day.
Liberal rates by week or month.
febffi
Inal
| for narking pcoplr. Hewl )• crnU anat-
J air. •nd nr will mall yon frvr, a roy»l,
[ valuaM* maaplcbux of nombthat vIIImM
1 tyou In tba way of making more womj
—i than yon rvrr thought poMlbla at an
jy
««< rrqnlrad. You can Itvo ai
%••• M4 work In warr time only, or all the time.
A# of bath •nn. of ill agea, grandly aucceaaful. 60
aanta to Svc SoNan aairily earned every evening.—
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That all whu want work may tent the
make iMa - - - -
anpaiatled o®rrt To att who am net wdl
•ntfadad we will arnd one dollar to pay for the trouble
ad VriSng m. Fullpartk-ulara, dlrertlow*, etc^ *ent
the*. Immenae par abaahrtHT mtre for alf whaatnrt
at no*r., Don't delay. Addmaa STINSON A CO,
Portland, Maine.
J.B. HAMILTON
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the 8tots tof cenvseitscs, fittsJ
the Ltast tospeuveniettts, wHh Iswclters to thoroegh
the Academy Is mow prspaivd Iu recsivs stadsots i
foliowiiiR Tartun Tuttion !
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PTJWJJWOUSH BBAN0HE9....
GJMMOt •• «
HIGHER
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mar 12
b. N. PUTNEY. A M., Piu^xno>.
SARAH B. FAUNCS. k 8., Pucmc
To Farmers and Mill Mei
oE^'VJr, of IMPROVED AOUICCITCBAL !
MShTS «Qd SAW MILL MACIIINKRV, eirrfuBy * r
ant red to please.
ThefsmoM DE^RING TWINS BINt/fiR8, Reapers aad II
rvnJvw.e ™ rRtei * Corbi i Disc Harrow, Iren Age Uahirators. i
CREEK and HUNTER GRIST MILLS, Chattanooga L^Li
Boy and Watt Turn Plows and Castings. —
Boy and Watt Turn Plows and Castings
HAW MILTL.8 AND KNGINEl
write to us* 8 * W Md E * •P eci » lt J *od defy oomp
• W ®*A re 0enepal ^^S^nts for tbe Pcterkin Cotton Seed, guar
give 40 per cent, of Lint, — , • ^ • • • -
- . , o, -L"-L» nd ^ the yield in Soed Cottoi
other variety. Price $1 50 per bushel—try it.
Wi26 ly
IKEoIXIaster & Oibbe
COLUMBIA. I
WILLISTON, SOUTH CAROUNA, 17th Febr^u
TO TIIE rcnilV:
. Cle :r , L ndpnn 5 nnt to all applicants, bat I can givt
n live within twanrv miles
gaina to »H men wom*-n nnd children, who live within twaaty miles
ton. My stock ofOeo-r.l MfrebsndU* to complete, carcfolly JSS
be sold, as |t wae bought, cheap for cash or conntry produce ft |
««bradng everytbleg that It ought toT My yid
2^i 0nC ^'* my • Ca,W ' wH « h 18 '’Uncea to the pound. Vltol
i 7V!, h • nd m ®“* ur «. •*lve and small pm fits make the |
1 Yonrs truly, ALFSXD
JAS. Jj. FLEMING,
Iais Klewino A Lori.in.
J. L. BOWLS.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTH
We have thu day formed a copartnership noder the Arm bsom af ff
& BOWLES, ■■ roocesnont to the late Firm of J. L. BOWLES A CO
continue the FURNITURE business at the old stand, t40 Broad street
e solicit s share of tho public patronage.
JAS. L FLRMH
J. L. BOWLES.
DOWNEY A GOLDS
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
* 916 Brood Street. Augusta. Qeorgii
r A ’7 ,rtmcnt ^ ‘ h « Bb»T BRANDS of Foreign sad Domeatt
Order* 04ta on h * n d. Special attoatioa paid ta |
Always Active
r 3k
George E. Steadma
Ueepcctlully in forma his friends in Barnwell and adtaom
ties that he is prepared to offer better bargains to
than ever before. Persons who oootefuuiMai
Corn^Milla. Steam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Uliw, rn
kind of Machinery will save money by consulting hii
f feb12 OEOBQB g. BTEABMAN. Cej
Insurance Notloe.
7b my Ditrons tn Barnwell County:
I beg tn call ynar aHcntlon U ike fact tint I aa etfll ii tkelaMrsase toato
office at WIIHetoa, ». C-. and that I repreeent the follewiag *to eed nHekleCa
• MT3
10.
The Iwurnnce Company'of Kotik America, Auett,
The Home Imuran'c Company of Kew York,
Spr'n’ifieftl Fire and Marine
I iu tort and Trader* In turn ■net Company
Crescent Insurance Company
Hibernia Insurance Company
44
44
44
44
*4
Total Assctts Represented
All kinds of Inanraaee taken aithe lowast enrrent ratea^rbcclatoe’
Hen to tke fact that F. H. Lend, Jr„ to not connected with line to nay ■
•atkerlied either to cancel any of my poUeiee nor do any other tomtoms la.M
Thanking my flriands far their liberal patronage to the poet sod aettottlM •
at mass I aa vary trolr vwirn. ——*
kT M MIXSON-
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Ail Urn Now Fluid : Brows’s Boer, Barnwvii 8,G ;
. . Walxi* & Bans, Fropristor.:
Extracts, llocturva.
Patent Madldnca
'vrs, Tonies, with sll ; Dm. J. J. GBa'sox |g ehaiffs *
tbs Stsodars ID-mc- .of Prsscriptloa Department*
dies for Ms to which j ■
the bumaa race to .* Ms. A N. Bat wfll bs plessU :1bs sf
b«<r. : to srs aad serve btofirlMMis. ftotrSM.
j CIGARS. | TOBAOPO. t
rVflB WINS* AN» AJdlUOM POK MSM€BffAt«
—AT Til—
MOLAIR HOUSE
DL PlRDIIMri DSOfiROU
Will exeewte Watch, Cloek, Jewelry
Mas
H. BISCHOFF
CHARLESTON.
H. ving tpombined the Factorage and
with that of General Groceries we ait now
eral advances to merchants and
patronage we remain very
HTMR. J. R. EASTERLING