The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 16, 1885, Image 3
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W. R K«lly- M<HlfrAff*‘ , 8Hftto.
P M Gat^r—Murtimr^H'8 s*U».
Pr. W.». Kilnaff8Woilh-D>iiUl Card.
Mr*. M«>Ukr—Millinery Goods.
laldor UubensMn—New Store and Stock.
C. Roah—blackvlile Wagon ahop. _
hHKitiPlr'd Mat SaLeb-W. ft. stark 4fc
C . va. £1 £atM>Ui R Purse, 40 acres, b >iin>
ded North and West by Dr. G. W Mor all,
on the East by Pur**'* utUlsreekanti
Elisabeth R. Purse and South by the Au-
Austa load.
Nathaniel Powell v*. J. w. UcLemore,
200 nrvcs, M«are(IT less, bounded bv lands
of A. J. Wt'athersbee, O. W. Mitchell, J. W.
Mitchell and U. J. Anderson.
Heal Fstat* la as hfki*—For the week
ending 14th April:
Pish Pond —Martha Proveaul to Ella A.
Smoak, 5> ncn*s, $70.
I. W. B. Tucker to J. G. Smoak 581 acres,
WHO.
J. W. 8. Tucker to J. O. Smoak, 500 acres,
$751.
Sarah Byrd to J. G. Smoak, 300 acres,
$$40.
1: MUton—Wiley Bonds to Z. T. Pouts.
115 acres, $100.
See change In sehedut's.
Don't take off your $ innels yet.
Judge AUliich came home on Tuesday.
Oor. Hagood w. nt to Salud* I ist week.
The seven stars are too high for warm
weather.
A choice s’ock of Hardware and Glass
ware at W. A.U>les.
* Mr. It < if. Eastcillng has planted six
acre* in peachea, grapea and oilier choice
frulte.
The P.ilrraonnt Manufectui Ing Compa
ny has obulmal an • Xteusion ot twelve
months on all indebtedness.
Mr. J. J. Miles has removed from R*ni-
l>erg to Summerville sud our sb»t»*r town
Is sad because of the l-ss of hU genial
presence.
Ho! Fishermen. Headqonrlso for Fish
ing Tackiest W, A. Gtlks.
N. IL rate*. F.lko. and J. M. Walker. Al-
I •ndal-, h-ve been drown a* prtit jurors
f >r the May term of tho U. H. Court in
Ch irleston.
The c*>unty has l cen sfDieted with mea
sles and pueiiuionla but a merciful Provi
dence ha* so f treaouipted our people from
base ball feVor.
W. W Freeman, sc fenced at Court to
ten yours Imprisonment In the penltentla-
i y. la working I t tho hosiery manufactory
I i t hat institution.
Manyh v.* wondere.) where the merry
custom of April fooling originated. If you
will hs>k to the 10th ch ip erand43ih VCCoe
of Elea you Will find tin* ineaidng of It.
A great variety of G-nW-an 1 CMMrwrw'
Mines, also a d d-y lot for the T*4i£, tar
e .leal W. A. Gyles.
Wedon’t wonder at the en'h.ii-i lam of
the la< |^« alnoe we have I siiepted Mr*.
Mwlsl' ’s stoc >. 1 he sii* J 'Ct Is Um vast frtr
u». Go and S"« lor you'self.
Hon. Jaa. Ahlilcn I* sotlng S*||clt^.atthe
Aiken (kiurt this week. Col.ftantt Is mm It
imtaxived In health but. prudently waits
f t ew* w-re r- oinvty before f< sumlng bis
ofnclai dui 'es.
Mrs a.M Hightower, mother of Mm
N. G. W. Walk' r, died at her home In gf-
k"ti County on ^fonday’, age,] $3 yean. Her
lff>* work, p rf'"C» In III 1 Rj rein'bin*, fa
ondcol.^ind she will n»st fetwreriu tltr cltj
of the Snlnta of G<>d.
Clndce ham* II c nt- 1 , o»*ffee II cents,
gr mulnted sugat .7j£ 1 ents, mtd tl>e place
to get a barrel, f fl utr that will make your
b< usehold happy at ni««l tbbs la at W. A.
«»ylc*.
(Kroger Tohln held onFrld tpagC
d f Inquests pa two color.vt cldMrnn
d ntally burneil bidivith in Ittohland
atdp; Hamnamtd Patterson. $ pears q$i
on Mr. J. O. Patterson’s plaoe, and |ta«4e
Pat feta »n, I fcora old, on Ur. %JL. Patter-
eontydno*.
Dr. yt. S. JtltTlugskvorth h w located per-
tioMtenlly In Williaton. He waagraduated
wiiA tUstfuctiiNi at a leading DepUl Col
lege anil- we|| preparol by thorough ed-
uca lob aad exparlence to deserve add se
cure a satisfactory patronage from the
(teople.
W. A. Gyles haa just received from
Northein and Southern markets a well *«»-
h-olcd stock of General Merchan<Uac and Is
offering bargains for cash that will make
n close hu'eremite. Come and $ce
The Wllllston Amateur Club will givsa^
entertainment at Mssonlc Hall, conslAtlng
of charndcs. tableaux and music, for the
benefit of Uk Meth-sllst church on Wed
nesday evening. A pi II Stiid. Ilte patron^
age of Ute public Is solicited.
Mr. Isldor Bubenstein h.ts re*tuned to
Barnwell and opened a large, well selected
and assorted stock of general merchandise
at the stand lately occupied by Mr. J. W.
Blanton. He will be glad to see old and
make new friends and asks an Inspection
• d goods and comparison of prices from
nil who want cash burg tins.
Ladies In search of white and colored
lawns, check aambrlos. dress goods, lace-.
Arc, can h ve them show n to them by good
looking gentlemen. Oh where? At W. A.
Gyle*.
Mr. E. E. Hughes at Midway has tbe
moat sagacious dog we know of. It steeps
iti hlS bed room and if anyththg happens
during the i.i/ht of an unusual character
it jumps op the bed snd .-pulls at Its Btas-
teg’aam or hand until It wakes Mm- Fre
quently he kit been waked In this way to
Mpdbaavy thunder atonss a
aadotdra few nights Mtree he
by tH« Httlec anlne aid foual;*
fata playiaganmndaaeatofsoakMlfitiie
ti>d«»#h4h*« r •' a H^rrooR.*#
Black trills—Mr. A. O. Hair killed, last
Week, an owl measut4«gd|$ctes fi
to Up of Ita wings.
Mrs. W. R. Walsh riaffowty
irtg b 1 rued to death on.Mbnday. Her drew
ao^dot^lly caught On fire but Mr. Walsk
was fortunately able to extinguish the
A imes before she was InjurSd. His hit)44
were badly burned.
I he parlor rifle *ff *rda afternoon sport
to the young mon bat the pigeons aftMk t
pleased wlUrithe kkhfl iWwsl
Qr.jL. P. HthPhflrts marled to NSW Of-
leans this noomiag. -r--
The cutting down, of tha platform of the
paksertgsr depot adds grsally to the safe
ty and c >nv--nieoee of traveltara.
There are two enterprises especially dr-,
serving tbe psttonage of the people of this
and adjacent countiee. At the Machine
Shops, Howard Bios, first sUss, rsUable
and • ximrtuacsd masMoMa, «m» doing a
large* kostneas USn offer bs(M»./Their,
acillkiaa- for dstog Aral class work on
uoh better than they w«w task year aad
of improfed muchioerr sswbiea
Ahem Su do all Work given Ahem at cheap
rathe aad as promptly aa say ether sa ab-
Hhhmeni In $be Mete, oor fHeade wiM bs
■tkflmsd with tkrtr work and charges. OaU-
onAhem at iboir old eland under the Tswn
Kiri. Od. Bush's f -ctory and shape are
busy with the system* 1 Ic labor Of sk.lled
workmen and musical wltll'thesotig of the
siw and hammer and the anvil Chorda.—
Emplojlng only Brat clase mechanics,
using the best material t hat can be pro-
( A$yr*d and suparlutcn<!iug'all the opera-
Uvn* with oonsUut care, he U turning out
'afflaas of a ork that challenges cnmpail-
with the pieteuiious eaUblishments
of the Northern and Western Htates. He
has on baud a latge stock of home made,
well made buggie - and wagons and la pie-
pat ed to put up any vehicle dealted or do
any work in wood or iron at short notice
and he will guarantee work to be as good
and priors to be ae reasonable as any oth
er man’s. Wehelle»e in patronising huiae
industry. It Is patriotic to do so and it is
aloe too. lot us build up the Sunny
South, dov lop h*r Industries and resonr-
oce and make brr, as far as possible, Inde
pendent of the rest of the world. It la as
bad to buy wagons, buggies, id., in the
West aa to keep o»rn crlna and meat houw-
ee In Ohio and Minnesota.
Cossacx and Cavaukh.—The peace
ful cnffipkxiou of the E-istern question
that prevailed a week ago bos been
changed and war between Russia and
England Is regarded as inevitable
Old hatreds and present conflicting In
terests have raised tbe passions ot
both poweis to fighting heat. The
struggle, if it comes, will be the most
ftomestous in the h la tot y of the cen
tury. The map of the E ist may be
signally changed and if the Guesack
shall cocqucr India he will next m ike
his bivouac In the Capital*' of we«tern
Europe. Tbeeff “Cis upon the United
States will be au Increase la the price
df provisions, a decline in the pries of
cotton aud lbs Indeflnate multiplica
tion cf delinquent subsetIbers,
A Miss understanding has broken
off iiiany engagements.
Out West most married men speak
ing «>f a cyclone say 'she.’
There will be about 2.000 postal win
dows to be filled vitb Democratic
faces in May.
The White Iloiise hat been without
a mlstrees In her own right about toe
fourth the period of Its existence.
The Sportsmen’s As oelntion of the
Car .linat will have a grand pr.z**shoot-
Ing tournament In Charlecton on the
10th, li ft and 15'h of May.
1 While the di>ctors give no hopes of
Gen Grain's recoveiy they admit that
he may live for some time, possibly
un'II fall. He continues to be aide to
wafk about Id* Exon but l< cooetantiy
P'S 1
■pija the,l|M$ has toll old q jdqse
i(if*r*a>t4r*w» hW kps ae w'sirn
1 i>MA«9 mnj vu
m
r.l teeth
Pertiape the
. - v - -- .lU-lnes* but
feet h TU'tff Ldbe s DftK ( te4t
As a part oI>tk>e kw*erli>gc ceremofty
In th
of an
that she will speak Ui tie aad aawetly
dujjpg ber marled Ute. Jt qjl^ht be
welt to ititroducff kooh f aaytom Is
thUoountty m
Beak 'Brooks is rite IvqtNatf *vB»ar
on ihe KeaMk Advertinet, a paper
Which dates back.be^id the lb-vclo
tion. UMbkaof tbfifkff lUr^bis
now alive 'ffhKsb.prtot.cd tbfl .^Wtara-
tion of ludi^gpfhrnce th>t prq
mu Igated.
iAff.flre
per oabt oT air'oas’cvra are situated
upon tbe Uogtie. ttia average dorg-
Uun of Hfft In cancer of the longue Js,
without operation, 10 1-2 moDVkf;
with operation, 16 mouths. In some
cases, after operations, tbe patients
have lived for from two to five years,
or even ten years.
A Hartford man, now aged 60
who has Mefl/Hf fWeter^tkBJIoKer
sIxty-seVeAyAn'sfbas'iejff^elose a
count of the coat and places the
atjionot at f«M.9^jff}«lcR-^e «*tbt
have now ^(^mhls cre^U had.h# in
vested every six mont&s aod placed ftt
compound Interest tbe sums he expen
ded in cigars.
It Is asserted by some wicked person
that It is now the custom for lovers to
write pecti^ftWlf ’Klferttinitl remarks
sn tbe ostbl ts of jp vetopes^ |ind $o
cover such remarks with a postage
stamp. Thus a.young matt may wjye
a hots which gay young gld cpulrf
show to her tuutbsr, while si tbe same
time be could use tbs >mcet affection
ate language us der cover of a stamp
AH the young Indy bas to do is secret-
ly fo retnovs the stamp without des
troying the writiog-'unde
Th
To.
ished
erneath.
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B. Brady, of
itly astos-
rdedstran-
hetamuy of Mrs.
nibsbocu, Ga, Was oreatly aatos-
d 09 Fdday, wheh a bearded stran
ger, befltWlVfi age, sroM lit the door
step sud Iwfotred for Mrs. Hof6', the
thkr pf, Mrs. ^r|^ly. ‘I am yo Ur
soon as Mrs.
looking at tbe
moment Mrs.
sway. Twenty four
Both swooned
place, enlisted In the Carswell Guards
and Mrvfcd until tbe battle of Oettys
bufg. On the retreat he bad a di*a-
greement with bis cspulo nod dem r-
mMoanlsd MsAUtat>fMk bowYbV:
ttWM otm th«*pf ntry/ Ha «>e Indian
stm iMng but mourned bin as dead,
•od.fbatiiiff bstTfUmrbter had grown
up and become tbs wife of J. 8. Brady,
To sws $hcai coca Hi ore Mr bad trflmp-
ed ail the way be me.
il 7 '
Darmrell iUilroad-
On aad sA«r Mundoy. Afrit IStO, IMSw traiui
will n>» m futlt/w* till furtbvr feutio-:
lltaii/—£n»f( at«d»j».|
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STATIONS.
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Lv aisukvillv
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ItArawril lUUruMl TnUu* with SiMitbCar-
mHj
•unamtiua froiu AOlb Onrollna Railway
I UkStMCI
uUuu Railway Trains u folia* j:
No. 8 lias So.
for
fh*m AuxusU aud ChurtvFtnti'
No. 4 conuvets willi Soulli yarutina Railway
Obarlmton, August* and all PflcU East and W<
No. 4 and • lias,- ooaiMx'li-tn froui Soutb Oarullua
Railway fromruiu.niiia Division and Loral Ntatinus
a|d fur Station* Wo-a of BlackTilk-.
No. 7 hat connection from Sfhih CaroliMt Hallway
front Charlestou. Colamhia, Ad^u-tta and atl .laical
Stai ians.
No. S connects with South Caroling Railway for
Clwrlvston, Columbia and ailSoluta Eaat and Writ.
t>. t . AIXEK.O. PAT. A (rat.
JOHN R. I’KXTk. (Irivend Ma'Sugrr.
S»utli (Jaroliua Knihvny.
Commencing April Ifh}!, 188. r », trains
will tun as tbNown :
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WEST
(Daily)
>tii uday*. j
Leave Cbarleeton
C.A0 a m
6.2o p m
Arrive nt Unmcliville
S.2. a m
7.3t. p m
Leave UrAnehville
8 40 a m
7.45 |> m
I-e.we K,li.-t«
8.52 a hi
7.65 p in
Leave Midway
8 l)*t a m
8.07 p m
Leave B miberg
0.10 a m
8.14pm
Leave UrnhuMe
0/28 a m
8 27 p m
Leave Lera
9./LS a m
8.o9 p m
Leave HUckville
0.40 a in
8 45 p m
Leave Kiko
V.56 a tu
9.0ttp in
Leave Willistitn
10 01 a nt
9 07 p m
Arrive at Augusta
11.82 p tu
10.40 p m
EA8J.
[Daily] [Dally exrent
•Sunday.
I^aveA iigu-ta
7.18 a m
4.45 p m
l^aveWillutou
8.87 a on
6.l»5 p iii
Leave Elko
8.48 a m
G.28 p in
Leave Qlaekvtlle
S 67 a tn
0.37 p m
l^ave Lees
«.04 a m
0.48 p in
Leave Grab a rue
tt Xi a tn
6.65 p m
Leave Bamberg
9 58. m
7 o" p m
Leave Midway
9.41 a ui
7.14 p m
: Leave Kdtato
9.62 a m
7.26 p iu
eAr. at Uritncbville
10.00 a nt
7.35 p m
Leave UranchviHe
10 15 a m
8.to p m
Ar at Clurleeton
12.2ffpm
10 <10 p nt
UiLUAIIUA DIVISION-tVEST.
(ibtily. ExceptSttud'iy.]
Leave Drauoiiville
8.66 a m
7.45 p ai
Arrive at Omden
12 .>'> p in
.Irriv* at t'olumbia
10.65 a m
10 00 p in
Leave Oolu ijhia
7.-ff) a in
6.27 p im
Leave Camden
6 40 a m
4.0<i p in
Ar st Rranchviile
10.00 a m
7.42 p ni
KXl’K KSS (DAI LV | tt EAT.)
Leave Cliarlent.ju
10.80 p m
■ Leave I'nuicliville
2.80 a in
Leave illackville
4 81am
Ar. Auguaia
7.Hi) a m
‘ EXPRESS (DATLV) EAST )
Leave Augusta
11.00 p in
Ar. at lllsck-”..
1 'wt p m
At. tt Branclivilte
Arrive at rii trlratcin
7.40 a m
Hfi TI J'
ORH
L waitirh-ryyiMijBT
at n n isnffl. nt n n
C- o. RUHH» BLACKVILLR, 8. C-,
MAX US'Ain't; men, OF* AND UK A I. It 11 |l4
“OONNKmONS.”
Connoelion* mailcat Augualn will. Georgia
R. R. to ami fi»m a l p.>ini8 \Ve.<t au<l Sm-.ili-
we*t, with through Steeper between Chnr-
letiton and At'antn on Express Irwin.
Connectioni! nmdentCharleston with North.
H-iatem It. II. for print* Norfh ami wilh New
York Steamers og S.itU'dny*.
Conncettons mad* at fotfrnbia wilh Co-
litnihT* and Greenville It. R.-and Charlotte.
Cotnmhia and August* It. H. to end from all
p<>intawn both Roada.
Conneotion* n.sdeat Bk*ck*ill# with Barn
wellR. R. * *
D. C. ALLEN, 0. f. AT. Agent.
lOUN B. 1’Bt'iC. Genersl Manager.
Bllfil&CO.
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Foundry, Machine
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Augustai Georgia.
Buy, Sdl, Exchange, Rent or Repair
on beat maiiuey and terms,
. • . . ."1 ’; A. : . ...r .. f.^ 4-Sr.F.
ENGINES, BOILEJR8,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY,
CIIEAPAXD GOOD.
Have on hand s Large Stock of
0I^]2lU^I23i2
upwards et'60 Knj^nes and Boilers, also
Steam‘and Water Pipe at reduced pri
ces.' •'
KORflNG INJECTORS,
Vaiwimoti Jo4 Pumps, Edits, Nuts,
Wakfi^W, Circular flaws, Files, Ac.
\^rhe for prices. Promptness snd
gpod work. Cheap wi l be our aim.
I> V ». , i.
D. Bentsckner
Sc Co.
- h,
344 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Are sow receiving a large and well
aasflrted slack «f ;<M«aa’, Ynuths’ and
Beys’ OloUuag and Favnisbiog Goode
<'< Al4kb Kke of HatscMiafaotly on hand.
.^tt jsnl5.
.il-o.lt it t
4—*»
J- S.HAMILTOIT
n
-ATTHS—
MOXJLIR HOUSE
OJi- 11 fi !■ . <M ]. i -|
MLflTTQMK’t DID6 STORE
; Win eismfln WaMi, Ok^, Jswaivy
T4&&^£X-F-
’ • • X; /
CARTS
AND
WACOMS
AMD
C&rfiages.
Asks • liberal public patronage because he uses.the best mstcrisN, employs Ib4
best workmen and allows no work to go out of hi-t shop* that will not Itear fnfflra-
ble comparison with snv on the market, no matter where male. No shoddy work
or material allowed and every thing guaranteed aa n‘presented.
Blacksmith work of dll kinds, Repairing nnd nil orders in wood and iron work
executed prxnptly, fsithfully, cheaply. A large stoA cuisUntly on hand. Il you
need onythiug in my line give me a call befoie buy ing. It will pay yt n to do so.
Patronize home folks and keep yonr nionev at home,
ifprld] U. (’. HUSH. RUckfille, S. P
Hertz & Benkl,
-. y...'- ‘ 7 j- ' t
— hr.ALI.HS IN —
Wines, L14«ors, I’isars and Tobicco
Fresh Oysters RrcOtvSd Daily.
.No. 610 Broad Slre.-t, Opposite Au-
gnstu Hotel, Augusta, ti t.
Orders promptly attended to.
Bur and Bowling Allejf attufbeif.
dee 11
8- L. OSBORNR Propriorie.
Augusta, Ga, LibrarypUii'dln^.
v.
One of the finest Institutions In the Uni
ted
Kent Ihielness transacted with real Col-
l*‘»fe Correnny. mlered fruu the Noiih for
the esi>ecUI hein lit of the Oollogo.
U->AU1> IV CTT CHKAP.
TIME KFqUIRED. 3*; TO 4 MONTHS.
TVaottfet IHnlumuH Awardwl on Oom-
plnitur G urseln Sut'sfuc’orjr Manner.
bEND FOH ( IUlULaEi.
j <ul
THE
Blackville Bakery,
RESTAURANT
—AND—
Family G: wiry,
J. II. BORGBR, Proprietor/
Freeh Bread every va«/.
MhhI* at all hours.
All tbe (IHinu'len of tho eeasoo.
The choieeat eofifectlofterlet*. cakes
camllea. cauued goode, froitB, veget*
blew.
All nt the lowest pi ices and warrant
ed to be the b(*st.
CALL AND BE WELCOME.
J H BORGER.
Ku Itoud Avenue.
se| 4
PLEASANT ROOMS,
FIRST CLASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 Kir.g Strtet, ( Imrlwton, 8. C.
(Four Doors South Acailemy «f Music.)
This well appointed Hotel will be
opened for reception of Onesisjaarcli
1.1885, by O. T. ALFORD, reotntlv
Proorletot Now Brighton H<del, Sulll-
vatt’a lalaud. The Windsor Is newlj
furnisbed throng hour, having bait
mat 1 leasee and woven wire-springs on
all betis. T<> ni*ke this a strictly fain
lly Hotel no liquors will be sold ou the
pr**mla“8.
Having many years experience, I
promise to atl -favotingtn« with theft
patronage a pleasaut boms while In
Chariest,f»o.
Rates : 81 50 to $2 per day.
Liberal rate* by week or month.
fei 26
ontorins*. Heoalaiaw lUm'
O.M.FERRY*f
jqsn mum,
Msmifactnrer sad Dsaler ia
Foreigfi and Dom^tic ripirs, Tobacco,
WHUFF, PlPfiCW, ETC.
No. 843 King Street, Charleston, 8. C.
jan24
GEORGE H. BATES
ATTORMY AJiDITOEllORlTUlV,
BA.RX W KLL.C. H., M. C-
kill prsetlcs in all ths Courts of Iks Stats
snd girt prompt attention to all basinetis en
trusted to bk curt. [j*n24
imraforvarifrfrWoT* Mead 10 eeota pak
||tf| Poirp.anSire wIM ito* jmi frw, a royal,
|| Ilia| »aluat>w «amotet*>r of amriaihal trill put
MMflll you I* the trfy of MatUng more noltry
la a frw dap th** you etrer (K<a*M (maiMe at soy
huolacai. Capital m* miuin-d. You coo H»o at
knao and w<ioh l»*porr Uom only or all Ike time.
All of botli ooSoa, oralTsfei, ywoW) anuenaful M
cnota to ira doUsn oaoily <mr*ed every avooins-—
That alt who want work may trot tb« tnudnem, wt
moke thto (AipnrslMI oSfer: To all wb* art Ml »»il
MtMod wo wUI aoo4oo«duH*r4opay for the IronMa
of writlog no. Fnfl yarfirular*. direct loo* ete., tent
frw Immeoae per th*ofntely nre for all »l*» atari
m oner Don't 4eh>. Addreao tTl>hoN A Ut*.
A'orUasd, Uataa. at*
New Gash Store
SELECT SPRING STOCK,
CUEM* "l .S’ THE r HE Art: ST,
$>■» A«* 4»OOi> am Tin: hi:«'r.
IM RMS, KfL
(AT BCTiWF.iJ/rf OLD STAND)
cm-r a (O’njdetc stock of Ch iee. Fresh
Glove|to*, Canned Good*, Tin Ware,
Wood-Mi,\tafe, Boots Hi- e*. Hats, I)i>
(jlooj-., Tobticno mrl Cigius .-it prices be-
•om'n^ a re f*rm ir lit!rui-iration.
The lir.'e-t :tnd i'C-t se'e. tion of T -ys,
Dolls mill M is<s Jl lliemts' Notions fn town
1 We mean hfsnies nnd if yi tf w.mt
taigntM-s uudli<Ve thoney if VGDDiFS
in the p'tue you me l-iiiitiu
ii ai 2ti *
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TAYLOR MF6. CO*
Edward Brooker
WILLIS TON, S. C.,
Is now piejmreftifurni.sh, on short no-
'ice and uceommodathi^ ' n nna, the M-
lowing briefly'dencribed outturns of one
>f tlie largest and beet Manufactoiins iff
’he Union :
1. Dry Steam Portable Engines, all
ir.es.
2. ( limnx Engines, mR rierif. T^.iriaMe
•r Detached, us desired, wilh Locomo-
-ive nr Return Tubulai Boilers.
3. Tiger Engines, all ‘aises, Portable
or Detached, as desired, with Locotho-
livc or Return Tubular Boilers.
4. The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron Frame
superb and substantial, lor hoary or
plantation work, aa desired.
"XNUNGmmr
Oont-Milli and KfllftoMs*
aix sms. ’
ffb aur nr tsb vouff
VOS TASLE MEAL I
Mm rnitil M ■ AntaMfr
iMflkUHUMMUtTMM
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1 know my businesa well and will give
the benefit of my long experience to my
friends.
A uy further information will be cheer-
fully^furnished.
I guarantee satisfactfon.
\fLtrm4LM
EDWARD BROOK Eft,
WlLCISTOA, 8. C-
jan15
NOTICE-
The undersigned, seeing the Deed of
sneb s business in our midst* begt* to
inCurm the public that frocb this (jute
he will keep in the Town of Allendale
a full line of Coffins and CasketSy aod
will guarantee to make It to tbe Inter
est of those who may need one u or
der from him.
Mr. J. A. Middleton will be in attend
ance and ready to serve you at all
times, day or night. Should you need
a Case not kept in stock, wfli get it for
you by first train from Augusta. Will
endeavor to keep constantly on band
all sizes by replenishing as fast an sold.
W. V GILL.
Allendale, & C., Jan 23, 1885
J»i 29 6m
Green B. Ricli.
it neiler tmi Fho?wplwr,
BLACKVILLE - - - - 8. 0.
Pester in sad Repairer of Pismonds,
Watches. Hotfis, King* afnd all k hols of Jew
elry snd ttoitt Stiver and ftoiaf Wore.
Come snd g-t year wedding pTSmsnti.
Fins watch work dose snd warranted.
My stock is select snd very ffns sn<j I $or-
dislly fSvite pirthc inapection.
dee*
NOTICE
Tbs Tbirty-Fifth Annusl mseti ig of tbe
South Csroilns Uediesl As-ocisUon will be
bold in Cbsricston April xf, 1886. Rsilway
tiskeis st cxcuraios rates.
JOH* F0RRE8T.
WarJb Rwcutdiug ^tertiary.
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RUSSIA ANI3 ENm.A.iny
TSdh *
liht irix nmra ibldrestinr and proflf.Wd for thejjoojflf pf ftf
MercnariiTise,’consistibg of • f .- ,,
Dry GoudiJ, UmliliK, fiats, flofF, Nodors, (xroefriw,
si the SMALLEST MARGIN aver known'hi tbs history of tM pSoafe st Ipsn" *
ton’s old stand soatji of tbe Psit. Read and Ksmentber RUBEN^TKIN
yoa ootne to Barnwell. - _ ‘ g-
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188. r r.
I^PRINU STOCK
Goo^t N^ws E6T k11 The R^ople /l
*1 " ' 'f + , ' v , . y», '
ALFRED OWENS cordially snd confidently invites bis friumls sod tUe ttU dt
mnnkind to call and exattaius his sek « and eomplet* spring stock snd to, kern
cheap Ui» prices sre for itrst claw goods. Saying serf aSiHag stiiot>y for caffe fcff
cm and do. s offer bargiias in all lines of gobdy. h cinnnt baft Jot* id eptififf V
see the che«^ and buhfrt Williston store. OWENS.,
rt-re l juiitt!' qj; r
Blackville Academy
l*4H
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to ■
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Prrpres students fir bdniofr* or for the best Colleges. With* a ichoof bnt 1 <f-
ing nnrnrpnssed in tlte Sfute for ennvenienee. fitted s.p with modem farnUdjrt sad
the 1 i|*st nuproreraeiits, with fescfiers of tliorough ac bo Aar ship sod rips ixforiinirr
'Academy ts Duff pre|ratxcf to rcMvo stsdvtrts in any gmL inlbwel bw tbr
follbwibg Tsrms'o 4 * Tufttuu ; ^ ^ ,
towESBOouwr brancbe*.: « rtbiw^
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MENTS and SAW MILL MACH^R^^^,
antecd t 0 please. , v if . ,
Tl,e hm<H» DEERIN0 TWINE BIN^ESg. Rw~, im'w-w*.*-
The Cd-bn-twl Cfirbi i Di.p Harrow I(,m Affrf Cattifstott. CtXW%
CREEK .n,t UENTER GrTsT MILLS,
Boy and Watt Turn Plows am} Ctfelingsi • .‘MflAffi-l ffiJi srv*4t
haw mills ANrA thjjriftNTiaai,:^
We make Saff Mills ond Bnginea' a tpeefdUj dntf -"jfj
ivA 'ftiultut •».’*< »4I«. ■wit aWrif
Write to us.
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COPARTNERSHIP' M(ma&
We have thLs (hiy formed a cp-ntnershlp under ths firm mtee
ii BOWLte, as fucctasoM U) tbe late Firm of J, ju
Continue the FUHNITURK harness at the ot! ’
Wc xoticit s share of the public pairutwgs. * otvI <>t • ..ri»r;wi vx v
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A large Assorlment of ths BEST BRAND*<»£Ftarfmi«'d ’
LIQUO*C8 and (HGAHS atffays oq hand. *<)—^(»i atteatifon’il
Orders. ( * •
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Ife^tectlully informs It is friondti irt Bartyvefi hM
ties that he is prepared to offer better bargains W: n. • *«. r" ; ni
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it twit
than ever before. Persons who cootencpla^ »
Cotb Mills. Steam Engine^ Boilers, Cotton Gins, ^ wvaommwm «
kind of Machinery will save raojiey by 6o^ft^
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dies for IU« to wbteb : f
the buman race ts : Mjl A. N. Bat wttl b$,
b-r * : to ••d •ttvf bia.frlsuu*. .ywura.
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li ving corabinol the Factoracn aad *
wfth that of General Groceries
eral advances to merch^oiW imd catioii
patfVnage wc remain very
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