The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 09, 1885, Image 3
THUftSDAT,
'There’ll nothing Hkee pretty xlrl
T<$6ru*h (he manly Heart;
Turticulaily wlien thatfflrt
Is young, and cute and smart.
Tteut adjourned sine die on Tuesday.
News, money and vegetables are scarce.
judge Aldrich Is holding Court In Char*
lee ton.
A choice stock of Hardware and Glass
ware at W . A.Uyti**.
Ealse plenty ot provisions this year and
yifu can buy all thewotton you want.
Jno. E. Allen, Ei^. t and family, of An
derson, are TUttlug at'’ The Oaks.’’
Col. P. B. Hagood starts to the New Or
leans Ex position to-day.
CUildreu 0.1 n learn more on the streets
in ous day than cau be Whipped out of
them in a yoat.
The ont crop has Improved wonderfully
aloe* the backbone of the winter was bro
ken.
A railroad meeting was held at Dnnbar-
tnn on Saturday but we have no report of
its proceedings.
Ho! Fishermen. Headquarters for ftsh-
lug Tackle ut W, A. UYLrs.
Guano receipt* at the different depots In
the county hiive been fully as large as
they were last year.
Fishing tackle comes n. xt In order, and
the disciples of Walton are preparing for
fishing frolics.
A g«*od rannyf.irmers have commenced
to plant cotU>n. Ihey will, wo fear, have
to go seed hunting in May.
A gieat variety of Gents' and Childrens’
Hhoes, also & daisy lot lor the Ladies, for
sale at W. A. G)4es.
Mf. W. B. Hogg of Great Cypress town
ship has a gmsl stand of cotton on a three
acre patch which was plant d In March.
Mr. G. A. Phillii* of Charleston hue
♦•ought lire drug store Mr. W.C. Moore
of Lancaster.
A lew straw hits have made their ap
pearance. Tide, however. Is not an unfaG-
1 g sign of .-pring. Walt UU Hie dogwoods
bloom.
Whenanisnis maktng love 1o a widow
lie always feels as if he had to begin where
the oilier fellow left i ff.
W. A. Gyles has just received from
Not them and Southern mai lo-tsa w<>ll »-e-
1' Cted stock of (iem-ral Merchandise and Is
«■.^ferll'g tiargains fifr cash that will make
u close l>u er stuile. Come and fti-e.
Our vIHage fish rinan roalis-d forty
poesnls of fish as the net rusult- of two
■ igfete (1-htng I ist work.
C-d. Tillman eVs aerenaile<l at the Patter
son House on yiiuraday >-venlng. Ther.-’s
al wa j s in uslc/it the air w hen Uncle George
ooiuea to UalSiwiiL
A very f.ilrjury graced the Coart House
v»n rrl ay ai# the yaU'tger banisters were
happy for a few short Ittvirs.
The i>hysicliUM «»«;*ott u good taany
C >e*ft of rose rash and measles (n nod near
t .wn. Home think them* idte-as -a w^t e
brought Wife by the se<i>nd hand <-toihlng
d'Hiler wire pile I h s UaU« Lite I at week
of Comt.
Choioe hums 11 'o-nt-. coffee n cents,
granulated sugnr 7'i .i-ente, and the placs
t > get a barn-1 of 11 -ur that will make yo*r
fi iitsehold happy at meal time le al W. A.
atylea.
In planting curt you rnnet plant aft
srrjlns tolAieWAlt—two for th“ blsekblnl,
•one for the ctow, two for ihe cut-wonn
and ons for t<> grow.
At the April term of the Supreme Court
icasos from this circa it will be called Tues
day, TUth lust, four days.
The Orsngelairg District CiHiferenea of
1 he M. E. tTfcrrti Vill le b»^ld ■*!. WlUUdua
<ni i he 1st, tnd, and Sd days of May,
Mr. LfTOomee S’llnsim died in Rosemary
townsld • tia'sMtda? monrtng of congee-
.ton of thel>raf«. leaving a wife and five
«ifial| children entirely destitute of the
necessaries of life.
Justice Strohel held Inquests ontliolPit
Inst, on the bod lee of two colored women
whs died suddenly near Lee’s Turn Out.
The Julies foond that Harsh Henderson
died of heart disease and CorncIU, Moore
wt apoyfleKy.
I>r. J. H. E. Milhous will X-* at bis Wfl-
futon ofbee, over Capt. W. H. Kennedy’s
w^ire. on next Monday.-Tuesday and W«-d-
tiesday prepared to wait «pou n\l persons
needing bis services.
Ladles In search of white and colored
lawns.check cnmhHcs, dress goods, lace-,
Ac., can b > ve them show n to them by goo-l
looking gentlemen. (JM wben-7 At IT. A
Gyles. ^ arwwIS-lm
After two months In Ibe wftd West Mr.
W. C. Ms flit has come home with the pro
found convic ion that ParnaMl Is a better
place for civil tod Qtlxene than osn be
found among the Alataunn hills, in the
Mississippi Yalley er «n the brency prai
ries of Texas.
The new Christ!am Clmreh at EHenkm
wa* dedleafed on last Hunrtav. Rev. J. S.
Lamar of Amgnsta preadted the dedicato
ry sermon to tjt* large** momcregatio i
ever gathered,l« that neighborhood. Col.
Joseph Ashtey presented the ehwrck with
a nice organ.
' The unusual solemnity of this Issue of
Th* PnoriiK Is due to the fact that we
have again and fo? the seventh tl Ote placed
the CXroilna Spartan on our exchange list
In the presence of Uncle Charles we feel
humble and unaUe to harmonise with Pet
ty jokes.
At the last meeting of Hope Lodge No.
At, VYIIIIstnn, the following officers w Te
elected: f. H. Hurokhalter. W. M.: J. D.
Broshe, 8. W.; H.J Hatwey.J. W.; \T. H.
C. Johason. Secretary; W. H. K-nnedy,
Treasurer; J. H. Burckbaltor, 8. D.; W. 8.
Walter, J. D.; H. W. 8eott and J. W. Fan
ning, Bteward*; D. P. Sprawls, Tyler.
The depot and platform at Barnwell
with a small amount of freight and about
thirty tons of fertiUsers, were burned on*
yesterday morning about six o'clock.—
Lightning struck the telegraph wire east
of i ho Rlaekvllie road and followed it into
the hnllding. The engine and coach were
pushed off by s few colored men and boys
who fortunately came up in time to saive
them.
At the competitive examination for the
paval cade*ship at Annapolis, hold at
Barnwell on|aat Thursday, four candi
dates. F. M. WHila and Joseph Kelly of
this county and — Stokes and — Tyson of
Hampton were examined. The appoint
ment was swarded to Frank M. Willis, s
bright, handsome, ma-. Iv fellow, who will
get high up, stay th«re and refieet credit
on the Second Dl«tiict and all the rest of
the FaUaetto State,
—— —--r
fuatipes In the obhoty(
and sorrowfully rap'
thsS.O. R. W. Go.id
talcing and bstataomasdavac. i
gaud looking dm tor fd
makes us wondrous kind* and Oaptaln
Brsdiey is, la this a duet spring ttate, ad
pretty as an Easter bWMtt ' '
The f Bowing sad ftport hhd heed
up to the OoUnty Traaadrtr py dno
most rffleimt ITial f
‘T very rsinctintly
port nothing taken in by mo tux the chuu
ty during the month of March last add
very little for myself. Bui-lness hers Is on
a complete stand atilt, but I have a hope
for a revival in that line soos.”
Minister-1 learn that a number of the
young men In town hate formed an anti-
swearing society.
U >e of the Young Men-Yes, sir. We
bind ourselves not to make use of a pro
fane word fora year u.dcr a severe pen
alty.
Minister—A most praiseworthy Idea and
one that I heartily oorameud. The ; reva-
ieuce of profanity Is ti Uly deplorable. May
1 ask what penalty you have established?
One of (he Young Men—Ybe, sir. The
member who breaks over Is compelled to
eK up the drinks for the entire crowd.
For close, undl vlded attention at church,
give us a young lady every time. A young
n.au scatters around catching parts of the
sermon, just enough to criticise, and then
iie sees everyUdng laughable and laughs
at everything he sees; but the young la
dy’s mind is generally concentrated. Last
Sunday one was ut church and sat behind
a lady with Easter clothes and hat on—
When she returned homo and was tolling
about being at church, she was at-ked
where the text was. Her reply was, ** l excl
Oh yes; 1 know what you mean now. It
was, I believe, the 12th chapter wf Gros j
Grain, and 12 beautiful fluuudra; and oh!
the bonnet was so lovely, and I think
about U lrty minutes long.” That shows,
how her thoughts wcie fixed eu one sub
ject.
Oo*JRT Pbookidimus.-'1 he argument in
the case of Abldey, coirniittae, against
Holman and Bailey, Executors, which
Commenced on the lstli>st., was not con
cluded until Saturday afternoon. It has
taken up more time than any other case
ever tried in this ounty. Mr. Hutson
spoke two and a half hours, Mr. Melton
five hours, Mr. Aldrich three and a half
hours and Judge Maher live and a half
hours. Judge Frtaer took the papers and
it will probably Vteaeevrtf mouth* before
his decision Is rendered. On Mordny th*-re
was hut little speech making and the Court
disposed of a considerable amount of busi
ness.
VV ■Cta’T WARY).
sr.vnoxs.
• Hall
7 Arete.
4 * 8
Lv Black villa .,
s« a,
#%i*n>v*ign
“ WeuSwerS’s
Ar DarawuU
A. M.
ro.«t
ism
10.2ft
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»ift
ku
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K AHXWATtt>.
STATIONS.
4 Mall ' ( Atv'ai
a. m. ! r. fc! *
9S* tM
tt.M 1 ft. 10
S.HI 1 ft.&O
6.4ft 1 0.16
Lv Bsrawvll
•- Wnudwanl'v
" AxhMgk
Ar Btw krUle
Bimwcll Railroad Train tfto’ucct with Soutli Car
ol i*a KuHarav Tnrtlu aa tbttoirf
No.*ban w'siiiriiioufruwS<>uthCarolina Railway
from Ati*uataaiitl Local Slatlvna Wot of Klackrllb.
No. 4 roilnrein whti SovNil Carolina Railway for
Oitartmton and Laal SltlUn* Last of BiackriUe and
OolinnUa bivuiou. ,
No. ft ban conuurtlon from SMottrCarolina Kail way
from CbarleMon, (’olMnWa, UtvUiou and Ml laKal
Hlattuo* Ka*t wt lILu kvllb-
No. * iiniu.fU with Smith Carolina Railway for
Aiiriuaa and lax-al Staliana Wud of Bla< kTlllv.
No. 7 kaa roaotveion from South Candlaa Railway
from Augusta and all Local Suiiona.
No. t i-onnivtii with MwMth Carolina Railway for
Cliartnilon. ColuHilda and all polutr Kant.
<>u Court day of each monlli a Spvcial Train will
leave hlavavUleat l A. M„ aod arrive at Barnwell at
7.4ft A. M.
D. A LI, UN. 3 PA T. Agent,
JOHN B. PECK, (ienrfBi MauagiT.
The wooden toothpicks o! the coun
try are all made in Maine, The wood
en edibles come from Connecticut.
The weather prophets predict a
cool summer, a late fall, and big
crops. There is nothing mean about a
weather prophet.
The anti stock law men of Colleton
county held a meeting at Walterboro
on Monday to devise some plsn for
relief from the state law through a pe
tition to the Legislature.
The following cure for Hydrophobia
Is used iu some parts of Germany, and
is said to be infallible: Bathe the
wound instantly in warm vinegar ;
dry it; and then drop on It a few drops
of muriatic sold.
Ex-President Arthur had not been
well during bis week at Old Point. A
malarial oanditioo of the system con-1
traded in Florida during his sojourn
of two years ago sttll troubles him,
and he is depresm*! 411' dflrits by the
serious illness of his Bfebtetary of State.
Ex-Gov. Waller, of Connecticut, who
goes as consul-general to London, used
to sell newspapers In tbs streets of
New York. That’s where be devel
oped the tuneful voice which bsa made
him one of the foremost stamp-speak
ers in New England.
A Nashville compilation Jndleates
that probably K per oent of the wheat
crop of Tennessee has been plowed up.
And one of oar North Gdorfli exchan
ge* aaye that some farmers who haws
plowed up tbeir wheat fleldafj-g ret do
ing so, after seeing bow”ie|y the
wheat of some of their neigh bote,
which bad not been plowed up, ts com
ing out. ■ . dl •
Smth Carolina Uaihvny.
Comaeactns March 2nd, 1885, train
will run ns follows :
xrw MX,-
AUGUSTA DIVISION
wssr
(Daily)
Leave Charleaion
Arrive at llnuicitvllie
Leave Uraucliville
l^ave E'liatw
Leave Midway
Leave ILmiberg
Leave Gmham*
Leave Lees
Leave Itlaokville
I/enve Elko
Leave WtIHston
Arrive at August*
(Dally, exerp
tMiii'liayx.)
fi.'»0 * ra 6.2U p m
8.2-j a m T-CLpui
8 4U a m 7.4o p m
8.*W u hi 7.55 p tn
8.60 a m 8.07 p m
0.05 am 8.14 p in
fk 1G a ni 8 27 p m
0.26 a ni 8.69 p m
0 6'lam 8.45 p ni
0 46 a ni 0.00 p m
0 56 a in 0.07 p m
11.82 p m 10.40 p ui
EASY.
lfc*AL EsTATC I uakhfkks—For the week
enitlng 7th April:
Alle id iie—Robert Bowers to Ellx.ibeth
Itest-luger, 4 m res, $!8.
Job i W,*tiebtoli g«r to S. E McFalletai,
21 iicr-s, ttei
Mary R'vd to Hanson I. William*, 70
ac es. $ ISO.
tv K HcFallto H inson I. WiUlauis, 7(
acr- s,
Kli* »bt<4i B- selnger to 8. E MeFailetaL
inton st of seller, t'if ).
John M Knight to Hanson I NMlIi.ims,
liiterost In 7o oct es, *1
Juiuis W. Knight to Hanson I Williams,
tuteieot 111 7J OCI tHS f$0.
Rrtliloc—W 1). IVepleo /Sheriff) to I. L.
ToUn, 4 O Mcn-s.
Barnwell—U. C Simms te Mne. S.B. Aid-
tloh. 1 lot, #75.
U. ll. Bel Ingcr < VIA*tori UG. C. felmsM,
1 lot, #75.
Beiaiett Spiing*—P. M. Cater et al, >o
Columhln Jahnson, to acre*, #120.
Blackvilie—Jane Nevllg to C. i. Johnson,
t luts, SCI.
Mary ('!iass*r*mj*t ai to W. W. Hutto,
«eUt*t s b Interest in47 *cr*e, 4*Mi 3).
W. D. McMIiUm to U. T. Juhjitoii, I lot,
ddi.
W. W. Nix and f. W.-HvOr to BltsalMth
Nix. 15 iicius, #100.
WUlUui M. Hutto st aitoJUahard Huh-
U»jj-i ocns. #10.
Jaojoa Koiiy to F. W. and G. A, Wagoner,
iso -ere#, #4»e.
G. E. bteaduau to J. H. Bor gar, l lot
M.ons. m— la
Fi-h I’und—Jaraea Dmry to Use. A- C.
and Gjorge W. Furroll.dacr^ $6. ' "
Jasso B.Jkinfwy to Joj«|ih H. Smith, #0
act oe, St to.
Lewis J. Kinsey to Jeese B. Kinsey. 50
acres. Si'J.
Gi-orge’s Creek—Simon Brown to H. J.
Croft, tot acres, #1,308.
Midway—G. 1) Bel Soger (Master) toU.
M. Uunter, 62 ucros, #5U6.
- G. M. Hunter to W. M. Williams, 62
acme, #8011. . .
Red 1) k-Mrs. E. M. MoUurln to E. T.
Mooie. 5(1 aei-ci, renunciation of dower.
Rowena R, Peylon to Mary S. Hay,2
acres, #137 50.
Sycanurre-G. D. Bellinger (Master) lo
Miles Loa<lholdt, 185 acres, $0n2.
Three Milo—J. Adam Carter to Joseph
Cat ter, 43 uctes, ♦»•. ,, 'jit,
SL J. Carter to Joseph Carter, 30 acree,
#1M.
W11 listen—Mrs. A. E. VVeathanhee to
Henry Mitchell, 1 lot, #240.
I. A. Blanton to W, H. Kennedy, 230
acres, #267.50.
(Dalljr) (Doily except
Seaday.
LeaveA agnate
7.15 am
4.45 p tn
l<*i vt-\Yilli»»«u
8.52 a m
0.16 p ni
Leave Klk«
8.58 a iu
6.28 p iu
Leave Hlarkntte
9.13 a m
6.37 p ni
Leave lev*
•y .21 e ni
6.43 p in
Leave Gmlmins
1I.H5 a m
6.55 p m
Leave Uaoiherg
9.45 a ni
7 U7 p ni
Leave Midway
V 62 a 111
7.14 p u
Leave Edieto
JU.Ola m
7.25 p ni
Ar. at liraaohville
10. U) a m
7.35 p m
La-av^ Krancliville
10 15a m
7.85 p ni
Ar. at CharleviOu 4
12.20 p m
a
flb
2*
0
COLUMBIA DIVISION-WKiST.
(Daily, ExceptSuuday.)
Leave Brnncbville
K.5& a ni
7.45 p ai
Arrive at Camden
12 <55 p in
Arrive at Unlumbia
11.(Ml a 01
10 00 p m
lx-av« Colu'uliia
7.50 a m
6.27 p in
Leave Camden 7 00 a m 4.00 p m
Ar at Urancbville 10,10 a ni 7.42 p in
EXPUESS (DAILY) VYE8T.)
l^-ave Cbnrletton 10 30p m
Leave llvauclivilla Aj.85 a in
Leave Ulackville 4 31 a iu
Ar. Au|usia • .35 a m
KKPRESS (DAILY) EAST )
Leave Augusta 11.0(1 p m
Ar. al Ulackville 1.63 pm
Ar. at Bninchvilla 3.25 a m
Arrive at CharlrMon 6.25 a at
“OOffNBCTIONS."
Conned ioni mad* at Augusta with Georgia
It. R. to fti>dfioni a Ip dnis bent nudSontli-
we-<t, with throngk Sleeper between Char-
le.-lon ntul At'nnm on Express traia,—
Connection* madeatt'harleston with North,
fostero R. K. for printa North and with New
York Rieamera on Siifardaye.
Connection* made at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greenville K. U. and Charlotte.
Celumhiaand Augusta K. it. to and froTu all
points ou both Itoade.
Connectiona mndeat Blackrillc with Barn-
weH R. R -
I). C. ALLEN, 0. P. & T. Agent.
JOHN U. PECK.General Manager.
M. J. D0DBS & 007
Blucksmitlis and Wheeliiglits, Pascal*
Its Street, te'ju- Whaley's Uin, B<ack-
villa, S. C. , do better aud cltcapcr work
tlun any other mechanics iu the ooun’y,
and don't you forget it. dec!8
LUHlUI&n.
Fmiry, Sackias
t —AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Augusta* Georgia.
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair
ou bent manner and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AH D MACHINERY, ’
OJ/EAP AND GOOD.
Hkvc on hand « Large Slock of
upwards of (0 Engines and Boilers, aim
Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri
ced.
ROBTINO INJECTORS,
Vand ucn Jet Pumps, Bolls, Nuts,
Wsshsw, Circular Saws, Files, Ac.
Write for prices. Promptness and
good work. Cheap will be our atm.
an24 2.
— '
D, Bentschr er
& Co.
244 KING" STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Are now rtoe?vinr # large and w«H
assorted stock of Meun', Youths' sad
Boys* Clothing sad Furnishing Goods
A Kip line of Hat# constantly on hand,
r I Jdd^;
Hertz & Renkl,
—DdALIItS IN—
Wines, Liquors, Orifs and Tobacco
Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
No. 610 Broad Street, Opposite Au
gusta Hofei, Augusta, Ga;
Orders promptly attended to.
Bar aud Bowling Alley attached.
d«rll
Offer a
Grocer**, Canned Goods, Tin Wire,
Wooded Ware, Boot*, Shoes, Hats, Dry
Goods, Tobacco and Cigars at prions be
coming a reform administration.
The largest and beat selection of Taya,
Dolls and MwevDaneons Notions in town.
We mean bneiness end If ynu want
bargains and have money II \GOODS
is the plnce you ar« hunting.
niar‘20 ' "
l- L. OSBORNS- Sole Proprtoric.
Augusta, Ua., Library,Building.
One of the finest Institutions lathe Uni
ted Mates
Item I Buslneas transacted with real Cnl-
tege Currsncy. >rdeml rr«»m the North for
the especial benefit of tlie Gollege.
Do A KD Ig CITY CHEAP.
TIME HlyUiatD. #54 TO 4 MOUTHS.
Beautiful Diplomas A wanted on Gom-
pteting Ooursw in Satisfactory Manner.
bRNH FOR 1 IRcULAKa.
Janl
THE
umiur
TtESTA.XJRA.NT
—AND—
Family Srassry,
J. II. BQUGEU, Proprietor.
Fresh Bread every day.
Meals at all hours.
All the delicnele* of the sennon.
Tlie choicest confectioneries, cakes.
CHndlee, canned goods, fruits, vegeta
bles.
All Ft the lowest pi Ices and warrant
ed to be ths beet.
CALL AND BE WELCOME.
J- H BORGER.
Batlroad Avenue,
sej 4
mm m
The Augnnta Chronicle.
ONE 1III.#DKE1> YEARS OEdK
——-* 't
_ pias *
Tur Aioi sta n "~ — ‘iVIftisd.
in 178-'), but is Ktill young, vigorousmuI
grrHsive, and fully up to all the require
meut!i of a frxt-claeA newapapeiw -Demo
cralie iu ptditic*. hone-land foarlene in thr
advocacy ot all good Measures—theorgan of
no ring er clique, it baa uo friends to rewai d,
or eoetii fit to punieh. The purpuee of the
iiKofticL* is te advance the gwweral gtred
and support sacli mea-itres as will inure to
the moral, social, educational and material
advaueemt-m cuf the State sud country.
The columns of the Chromclb are free
from the taint of «en*e<ion them end the d
prsvity engendered by imntoral publications.
Our tclegraeli news service is full and
complete. The Chsomiclk contains an aver
age of nine tboueand words per day from
the New York Associated I’rese. I his ser.
vice is supplemented by spaniels from our
able and talented correspondents ai Atlanta
and Columbia, whoareiad faligablein their
labors to give our readers the loieel news
and the most interesting letters.
Our eccmplisnetl and brilliant associate.
Hr. Jans* K. Kakhall, of the editorial
staff, sends our readers hie graphic and in.
teresting letter, trom Washington during the
session of < ’ongress.
The Chromclk publishes the full tele-
rraphic service of the New York Associated
Press.
TERMS:
TAYLOR MFC. CO.
Edward Brooker
WlLLISTOtf , S.
fs now prepared to furnish, on-hort no
tice dud accommodating terms, tlie fol
lowing bricflygdescribed outturns of one
of the largest and bc»t Mauniactorie* in
the Union :
1. Dry Steam Portable Engines, all
nixes.
2. Climax Engines, all aiaes, Portable
or Detached, as desired, with Locomo
tive or Return Tubulat Boilers.
3. Tiger Engines, all 'sixes, Portable
or Detached, as desired, with Locomo
tive or Return Tubular Boilers.
4. The TsylorSaw Mill, Iron Frame.
snp*rb and substantial, lor heavy or
plantation work,.as desired. '
“wob cmn mp
Ooca-MillxsadKillsteHss,
ft ■ 'it Htt'UiHt#'* f'iidir
f .'C •, 5v.; '1\>I Vtn
r PrrpsTV# sttfdtatk Air baniosss
l»f ddSHrnasdad in the Stab# for
thd Viext rmprovetaeots, with
ihe Aeadsmj is new prop—A t»
• Hl,# of IMPROVED AGRICULTURi
.i.teo^* p w AVT MILl ‘ “ A ^ N * RT - •*->
Thefamoos DEERING TWINE BINDERS. “
Corbifl 15* hja
CREEK and HUNTER GRIST MlLIAi
Boy and Watt Turn Plow* and Caatingi. ■[ , ^ j
HAW MTLLH and ENGIN]
wr!««u,‘ Saw Mil1 * “ J ‘ tiUr*
■ W ',y e G, " wd ft %, P-urkm CotUm
give 40 per cent, of Lint, and to equal tbs vieM laM Co4
He* #150 per bushel—try It. -
other variety. Price
:Tn nar m m voels
rod TAM.K MKAU
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friends.
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' folly.turuished.
nwMMSaaaaa aatisfactioa.
1 Address
EDWARD BROOKER,
WtLLUrron, 8. C.
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Address
Cbkoxiclb A CexsnTmoxAttvr.'
Pateick Walsh, President,
Augusta. Ga.
JOK &0FLZEI,
Manufacturer and Dealer is
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco,
WHUFF, PIPES, ETC.
No. 343 King Street, ChadestoB, 8. C.
jaa24
NOTICE.
The undrrsfgned, seeing the need of
sncli a busiuesk In our midst, begs to
Inform the public tbst from this date
he will keep In ths Town of Allendale
a full line of Cofflns aod Odakets, aod
will guarantee to make It fiu the ioter-
eet of tboee who may need one to or
der from him.
Mr. J. A. Middleton will be In attend
ance and ready to serve you at all
tlmea, day or night. Should you need
a Case not kept In atock, wlii gut it for
you by A rat train from Auguata. Will
endeavor to keep oonatanUy 00 band
ail sizes by replenishing as fast as sold.
w. v. gill
Allendale, 8. C., Jan. S3,1886.
Jiuj29 6m
PLEASANT ROOMST
FIRST-CLASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 Kicg Street, Charleston, S. C-
(Four Door* South Academy ef Music.)
This well appointed Hotel will be
opened for reception of Guests March
1,1885, by G. T. ALFOBD, recently
Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Sulli
van's Island. The Windsor la newly
foruisbed throughout ha
mattresses aod woven wlFau
all beds. To make this a
ily Hotel no liquors will be acid on the
premises. A
Having many year* experience, I
promise to all favoring ms with their
patronage a pleasant homo while In
Charleston.
Rates: $1 50 to $2 per day.
Liberal rates by week or month.
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GEORGE H- BATp
ATTOILMIASDCOIIXSILUIRATUF,
BAXUTW KloU. O. M. C.
Will practice ia al! the CMrU of the Stata
and give prun.pl oUealWa 10 all busiaeaa ex
trusted is kis ear*. (j*a24
W. have this day formed s oopxrtnerxhip Huderftsfrpi name of
AB0WLE8.SS sueeexxots to fbe late FimefJ.I* BOWLK8 * <
oontiaue lh« FURNITURE basbasa a# the oUstaad, k40 Broad
We aotieit a share of the public patronag*." I f ** • t ** vj
» fisftl A ^ . # , *ii
jjuL^nam
Xfl BOWLER
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Wholesale Liquor Deala
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916
T Amnrtmnt <* BEST BRAND*oT v«
oI? U ° AtS * ad 60 I
<VJBi
Jk
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Uespectlully in forma hia IHen
ties that he i* prepared to offer
.U9HWI
than ever before. Fei^na Hrhp .
Com Mills. Steam Engines, BeiloraT
hind of Machinery wfll save
feblS
4s
geobgr b.
*
DEAN, Oslambia
Insurance
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To my Dtfrons m BarmceR (btortg * ' ' ltun
I beg to call your attaatloa to tVe fket that I am still jejSa
ettee at Wknistoa,a.'.Oi< end (bat I represent ths fellawiac eM sadieHabtaC^ro
The Jumranee Company-of Norik Amenta, AmiU f
Ssim 7*4 «
Bpnnfjflrid Fm ami Mdn*e n *1
kurtora and Trader* Inauronce Company «»
Creeeent Insurance. Company t< !
Hibernia Insurance Compuun *i
Total AmHte Represented ; tlT.IWr.lill
All kinds of Insurance taken al tbs tewsSt sanest Mss. rWala* Ml
Uou te the fast that F. H. Land, Jf . i# act eoawastedThh «*M aaT
authorised either te eaassl any ef my poiteiek aavdsaay ether'
Thaakiag my frieade fier tbeir UberMpalreiege*
of earn* lam very l“‘ *
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