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onThunMtoy i Vmtinif. Thu nttfend*noo of
Injrund elorihAl dfilciratns wh$ Ur«« and
I iuV'Hirfwt oud Urn deliburAtiom on Ui« va*
'f ihiuAiwotiomlne o( th« chnrhh tHromm*
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iuBuranco Eh 1
B. M. Mlir>ft-Tln»ilr»n<^. Urpnao
,.J. W. Blautou A Co.—G. ueral Morchan
dl ft.
AifrodOwcna—InVI A«|on;
, Itonm, DoUffhortj 1 A Co.—Planet Jr.,
JlrtruoHoe and (^Itlvut-T.
/ E Breoher—Xldil-'ll Unas Pre< s-
Howard Broa.-G{ii{i and Enrtnea.
, Mr, Lawton Eljla is now private secre
tary to the Sheriff.
Col. Roliert Alutich l<« vlsitlnjr the Pied
mont 8<-ction of the State.
Col. C. C. Rush la turujntrodt Borneo! tiro
ta*'it built WHirona we hare M*en.
Captain Peeples abld a lot of &orn in Bull
Pond jast Week at aiicllon lor 90 cie per
ouMhol.
A (food angler tfllH dfl that fish will lilte
well next week "when the moon ffeUi
em ill.”
There Is ponietnlko! briylngnStearn fire
eiiKlne end or.irani^intf a coWtpauy of fire
LhiMIhs ft Ulackrllle.
me (
Two thou and col »r« ! pelaoriit .attended
Bervlc«B at Jorlan Raptiet Church, Itoil
Oak township, on Sunday.
The (Jouhty Thnt'Otrer Is havinjr a lone-
e-iine time. Tni receipts are snuillei- than
they hate ever been at tills season.
Rer. Mr; Chlpmun preached Ids valdrllh-
tory sermon on Sunday cveiilujr and st irt-
ed Nor hwanl on Monday afienuxxi.
The People jfrHtefully noktiotvItHlireg n
irenerous donaiInn ol delicious strawt>(*r-
f U*s from the Kaideu of Mrs. Lauiie T. Iz-
fmr.
We h ive (floWtnjj reports of the bril'lant
feBiivsl at BUckvllle un ruesdaj’ < reuliur
nut they come too hite for this week's Peo
ple.
We arknowleilije with thanks an invita
tion to the •niniai Picnic at Weath'Mvb'Si's
mill on Thursdsy 15th May, and to the bill
•it Wl liston In the Lveiduu.
A c<umi'ier-tti|e quantity of toaI ^ropeity
wns soli! on Moiulity smtJbrouuht fair pi Ic
es. _!««.> h ji»« trades have been ret»orted.
Several communlcutlons, amainr them a
newsy letter from Mr. L. W. Will am-, Han
Msroo, Tein. and a t->t of editorial itiattel'
hie forcibly postponol d»i !l ne$t we<>k.
, Marrie'l at RlackCille on the jith d;t ;by
P. J. I. Redrilottii, Notary Public, Mr. Jas
T Youutrtvlood itul AMifl Alice KUtintrce,
lill of this county.
*l*he appeal of iit: H: A. Wood to the Stt-
prente taKiri will not |>e hea;d until the
next term. The de|iiy tiu£ been caused tiy
the ooiitlnued sickness of Solicitor Gantt
Gill at 111 <ck vllle has his foil it tai ■ eliaiif"
led In Aiitfoatn and can *;1ro yoil ae
Sous Water as you can ».'ei tu any clt?.—
I'a Wants evet ytKslj to c I! and see him
when they want coot diinks.
'I i!>* crop out look was never better In the
County than It. U now I he e will is* plunis
enoiurn to keep II),. ij.MtofH hu-v. Tht*
peach and Aptile crops ar*' safe, the Btawds
of Com, Coltbn and rase are loar'y l>er-
fcCt. Late tmta aloi.c ate iittprondet a.
The 1‘lAnel itr. Hi uwe H<v* iidVartlf.ed hv
nones, Uoujili." lc and Co , l« an (oin.lr iblo
imp) ment and ouirlit to t-e ti-(d by all
planterft who w'-h to make fiaul and
hhenp crov>a Send to them or call at tldS
tilhce for circulars. j
An admirer of iiiat Ice St Kit a •! sayft that
Ida worship can hiuiry a collide In two
hilnut-'S, or less, nceordiu;' to the lov li-
■ .sis of the contr.icMniT tmrtl a. To expe-
tl|ie matter* be t*. a ltd ‘to take up tlu'.
inatter sertath-allv and t(> (dap ue.* with
I l ayer raid osrvtlaMon of the bride.”
We a III gn to Will s on In a day or two
and tcVestljrite the meai loir of J. W. I’.lan-
ton A t'o’s mvaterloiia ady.'rflaenjenf ftnd
next week t«ll all ntnuit. It. Those who an*
too rtiriotia to wait of who Would Hke to
si>e and trade wltti rh v t merclian^a peed
not wait for onr report. They wilt find
mors p'lP-tleal chils'ianlty tn their s’ore
t h in some churohcs can muster.
Midway h i« made irwnter proportionate
Improvements within the last twelve,
months than any nlhnr town In tbaonun-
♦ y. It Is a n«.it and thrifty place. Its trade
has tfrown steadily and notion shipments
11ds fall are eX(*ectei| to Inerease at least a
thousand l ale* !4 . G E. Hutto t« l.ulld-
l ur a commotions tWo-s‘ory store house
which will beoocirp'-d by Messrs WldUnla
^ Hupter, and other tndlillrurs are heitqf
«7>nstnicted and considered. The Court
Bouse colony i f elirbt metnlxM-s Is well
idaaaed with I s m-W home, and they Are
l»cl.)ved In return by their neighbors.
Some people thtnk that ttltiles are an
wricked as original sin, but Col. W. W. \til-
Hs is the fortunate owner of otte whose
moral, virtuous, peaceful life has l>een be-
warded with a hu ger lease Of years than
usually falls to the lot of mules at meni—
Ills name la M yern, his color dark and his
voice like a brase band. Erom his youth
he has never been known to kick, bucki
run away, sulk, balk or tuske faces at his
slater, and now at the ripe age of forty-
eight years, barring slight deafness, he Is
in the perfect possession of all his facul
ties and a good conscience, eats thankful
ly nil that Is given him and Is no$troubled
with JLl'tPnAfBS tlT book wi'Vits. Xe was
born operty of the
late Sfajur F Idar, who gave him when a.
oolt tACapt. H. 8. PliXllps before t>le ma
wiSb ’ "
teres* < were repbrtdrt a-* pn*sperou».—
Among the moat prominent ministers
Itrtsent Were Rev. Dr. Yf: W. Duncan of
Wefford College, Bef. Dr. C. a. Darby of
tlio Columbia Female Oo lege; Revs. John
M. Carlisle, Dot* Tt W(J- U Kitty, C. E.
Morris and W. M, DHncttn. By a masterly
lecture on Education on Saturday, a mag-
nffloent n rth »n on Sunday and bis won
derful social Cfffgnetfstb Dr- Dunban com
pletely captivated his large arnd apprecia
tive congrega lonfl. TheclMi ms of Wil-
llntou kept open house and entertained
their guests With, hearty hospitality. Dr.
N. E. Kirkland, Sr., Jiim- s Stokes O. >1.
Klley and \V. L. ttlufe, E^q . wore elected
lay del elates ta’fho annual conference.—
T he neft Dlati ict'Coh'Terefice wTd be field
at Kts Andrews Church In Oraugi^rtirg
county.
-For the week
Rial Fhtate TTiaiiSVEmJ
ending Bill May:
J. B. Augley to Mary S. Flbwbr8," T[dt In
Appleton, $i0.
Mary H. t- lolf.-rs tri R. H. Walker, lot in
Appleton, f9D.
G. 1). HeMngei {MasterJbtEfnfriaC. Ant-
Ivy. 1 lot; Bamberg.
’ l-f •*< k,A j I tar
Cynthia'Broadwater to iack Jenkins, I
lot, Bamberg, $k <, 0.
M. A. Aldrich to John E. Allen, 410 acres,
*3,200:
G. D. Bellinger (Master) to 1 A. Uyches,
57 acres, f i!5.
Lattra A. Whittle to J. D. Whittle. ? lots.
{8,0.
G. D. Bellinger (Mastertto P. W. tarrell,
I lot, $20n.
B. F. Ripe to J. N. Wood. Iiltttost in es-
tato:
G. D. Bellinger (Master) to Mrs. T. 8.
Faust, 48 ) acres, fl.ot/d.
N G. Cooner to £|>hralm Kearny, 14
aci es, $7u.
W. M WtlllatrC? to A. R. Dempsey, J5o
acres, #ri00.
Cheti y Bonds et al to 2. T. Fouts, 115
acres. S100. _
1 Lewis Stan sell ©t al, Fteeiitors. to Em
ma F. Burckhalter, lOu aciesaml 1 lot.
The following correspondence will explain
itself:
U isxwf’l C. H , f» C., April 27,1S85;
Col. W. H. BunVan, Dnncannou, 8. C
i)k»b Col.oxrt.: The undersigned fbel
eehfl-lent that they httl eipters (He senti-
ment o( All who beard ihe meinori il address
dchrerbd by yoil on the ‘J-'ilh lust., in re-
•tiieaimg (lull you allow them to extend, in a
measure, (lie fTS-isot-e they espert»nced in
lit»ring it lotbe many of their iBsa fortunate
fellow citizens w hose alienee depri»M 'hem
of that pleasuie. Hoping that you wil, at
your early <s.iivenieace furnish them with a
cb’Jty of the add res-for putdie tion, they are
Very trt'ly yodrs
8, W.'TPOTfi,
W. (>, Aimms,
* A. H. Patt**«o«,
J(m. M. Rkikhkh.
\T. B. Pbm i hs.
DLKA^aoi. S. April ‘JH, DdVj.
Messrs. S. W. Trotri, W. Q. SiiMii*, A .11.
Paitersoti, Jos. M. Kklntter, W. B. Tee.
(i a.NTfKNaa: l woiUT cheaiSiBy fiiMaiali
yoil wgil Ih* adilrha* yfht d^siirfe but fTi©
mami'cnpl ii not in i»y possession. Im
mediately ntlev Its dctivVrj’ 1 It td a
hiemberof our Bai at- hi* rs^ne*!, who in at
I resent visiting friends in another Slate.
Voure tru'y,
V?, 11. Dl'XCAV.
Barn Welt Railroad
On and after Monday. A|irtl KMb, l*S8. traiua
follows t U1 fu tlber matue:
Vill run as
— i a
i Pally—KxVept Moodajra |
TTTr
*
S
4
7
STATIONS.
A .M
r. m.
r. m.
l.v UI»--kTille
it»
SKI
8.40
“ A<li|i l(.-ti
W.0R
4 "4
©16
“ WiMalvard'i
10,'0
4.1*
».34
Ar Uaruwcll
10.25
4.24
9A4
WAH'rx^Aiin.
STATIONS.
Lv nariiwrll
•’ Woodwact’s
“ Ashlrigh
Ar Blio kville
4
A, M.
*.5o
*10
it
r. m.
•I'st
3.10
33 i
2.4.1
8
t.30
6 tn
8.UI
li.tft
Bamwi-tl Raltctaif Trrhi'soi.nneet wtth South Oar-
«Una Kailwav Trains as follows:
No. 8 lias eoutns-t Ion front South Carolina Railway
ftroiu Au-ustn uml CliatlV. ton.
' No. 4 euuuetts with So nth Carolina Rnttway for
Charleston, Augusta amt alt poirts list anti West.
No. & amt 8 have (ouas^fl in Ir-on Hint li Carolina
Railway fnitn Columtiia ttisisioii and les al Stations
and for Stations West of ftfaek vill,-.
No. 7 lias i-mmoction f’vtn Hoith Camliun Kailwav
frooi Cliarlealoti, Colun-lta, Augusta ami all.lsut ai
Stations.
N(>. I connects with Shtth Carolina Railway for
Charleston, ColmiiMa u05 oil |a>iuts Last ami VVesl.
P. i . XTXLN.O. 1-4 T. Agent,
JOUN B. I’DCK, (ien^ril Manager.
S>uth Carolina Kaihvay.
trains
Commencing A^ril I .Tilt, lH8. r ),
will rtiii flS loliows :
«^r—
0 9 9 * l I 9k *1 |
AUGUSTi DIVISION.
wfcsr
(i)ally)
Leave Charleston
Arrive at BranchvllUi
Leave Brntichviile
l-eave Udislo
Leave Midway
Leave Bamberg
Leave Grahama
Leave Lee*
Leave HUckville
Leave Klko
Leave Wtllistan
Arrive si August^
C.IJO a m
8 2 • a in
8 40 a m
8.02 a m
!* O'A n tu
!). 10 a m
B.23 am
0.4(N» nt
0.0/1 a in
(Pally, exrep
Samiaya.)
6.20 p m
7.-% p in
7.40 p in
7.00 p in
8.07 p m
8.14 p m
8 J7 p m
8 88 p m
8.40 p m
‘.t.Oo p ni
R Of p ni
in
10 til n m
11.32 p in 10 40 p m
feAST.
[Haily] [Baily exts-^g
StiiiUaj-.
Lv*v«An|(us1a
7.13am
4.4-'i p ni
Leave Wiiliston
8.37 a in
G.lti p in
Leare Elko
8 43 a m
tt.23 i> in
l.rave UlackTille
8 57 a in
f>.37'p in
Leave Lees
D.04 a m
ti.43 p in
Leave Groining
1* 23 a in
0.66 |> ui
Leave Bamberg
9.33a ui
7 07 n m
Leave Mil way
9.41 0 in
7.14 p m
I^eave Edisto
9,o2 0 111
7.20 p ui
Ar. at Ura-iclivUle
It'.tKta in
7.85 p m
Leave I'.ronclivillfi
10 1*> a in
8.10 p ni
Ar. at Charlevton
12.20 p ni
10 110 p 111
rtager*RM»*sTbwtKfw ywofwrty -tU only
N
ly*
Senator Vabcb mijS^ltlu wif8 1» enf-
fcric^ In m ‘a regular old-faaliloued
teri-c(>mroandtn«»ht cold.
A Mata* teatnater saye : *1 can start
the most obstinate horse by taking hiia
out of the sliafbi mid Knifing bltn
afiuncl In a circle uniil be la giddy.’
A patrlflod bnby^ was recently dis
covered in Texas, and a lately manied
editor ia womleiing 'how the blamed
* ~ «
tiling kept quiet tong enough to be
come pet titled.’
The druggists of Lawrence, Kan .ecH
100 gallona of Intoxicating liquor* dur
ing the nxmth of March for medical
purpoaea, Tbla ia the way VrohibfUon
Ptoldtlts.
Senator Stanford attHbutes the Im
provement In Oeu. (itant'd canceroua
affliction to the it*e of Clover tea, which
waa suggested by a large number Of
letter writers.
TbeCxtr of Russia has ifnder his
dotnuin one-seVenth of the entire land
surface of tbs earth* and one twenty-
eighth of Its whole area, aud yet he is
bungty for a slice of Afghanistan.
Th* approaching marriage of Jtlse
Julia Jackson, daughter of ‘StoncKKlI’
Jackson, Is talked of among the early
events of spring. She will w»<Ka Mr.
Christian of Richmond on the 2tjd of
June,
Macky is said to be the richest man 1 v
tu the world. Hts fortune Ic estimated at
drt75 WOOOOO. Following him come Ho‘h •
child, #200.000,000; Vanderbilt, 8175-
COLUMBIA DIVISION— WEST.
(Ilaily, Except Suiui.iy.)
Le'itve Rranchvillls 8.,'i6am 7.4'ipm
Arrive si Camden 12 -V> p m
Arriv# at Culuiiibis l(i..'»u a m 10 00 p ni
Leave Coliruhia 7.4'i am 5.27 p m
Leave Cnmdeh 6 lit a in 4.00 p in
Ar. at Bmnohvil)© 10.00 » ni 7.42 p ui
EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
LeAv^Charleittoti lit 30 p m
Leave BmncItvilMs 2.30 s m
Leave Hlackville 4 31 a m
Ar. Adjust* 7.33 a ih
EXPRESS(DAILY) EAST )
l^ave Auxusl* 11.00 pin
Ar. *t Blackyille l.Vlpm
Ar. at Rrnnchville 3.25a nt
Arrive*! Charleston 7.40 a m
•‘CONNECTIONS.’'
Connections inadeAt Ai^susta with Gfor|;la
H. B. to and fi out a 1 p lima M eat an-l So<:lh-
we-t, with thixiiljch Sleeper between Char
leston and At'ania on Express train.
Connkctioh* niady nt t harlestoh with Norfh-
Eistern It. It. for prints NotTh and with Xtw
York Steamers on Saturdays.
Connections mode at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greenville K. R. and Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta R. It. to and front all
points on both Hoads.
Connections mndeat BlackxiHe with Barn
well R. K
D. C. ALIEN, G. P. &T. Agtent.
JOHN B. PKCg. General Manager.
I ft.
Foundry, Machine
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
^UST ABOVE DEPOT,
Augusta* Georgia.
fyuy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair
ou bent manner and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD,
Have on hand a Large Stock of
four gebtteimat. Major Polder, Capt. Phil
lip*. Oapt. R. M. Willi* and Col. V». W.
wun«.;
DeatheL^-In Wffliiiton township on the
95th ulthvf ooilfftMtlon of the tnnga and
bralMr. Nee Ihani H. B'tiew. The large
attendance at h * funeral evldepoed Ihe
high regt rd In which he wan held by a wide
circle of f i lend*. ». \.
In flbd Oak township on the 28th ult,
Mr*. Annie Hill, wife of Mr. J. J. Hill, leav
ing a hueband, four littledtlldren aid ma*
n y friend* to mount her eaefy death.
On the Upper Three Run* on the 28th
ult., Capt. James Dicks, tn the ?2nd year
of hi* age, having two children by hiafltwt
and eix^iy bl* aeoond wlfr. He was a good
man, kind, honest and generous la all hi*
Ilf* and In hi* death we have lost one of
our beet and i*o«t cherished friend*.
Near Allendale on the 1st tnab, after a
bri-f Illne**, Mr*. Lawrence W. Ton man*.
To the Stricken family *o sadly and sud
denly bereaved, the hearts of al) our peo^
pis go oat kn£he tend wrest sympathy and
prayer that He, who has called her h me,
may with Infinite 1 *ve cure their sorrow
for the }ss<t of the wife and mother, whose
gracious presence sh • II never agxin bright
en tIHr home on earth and who waits for
and will welcome their oomirgtjo the peace
of Heaven. . I • Q
(XX),000, and the Duke of Wtwt-ralueter
880,000,000. Poof Jay Goqld oom< > s
further down In the scale, struggling
to make both end* meet from an In-
home oh 800,000,000.
A glr.’s taste differs according to.b j:
sge. At sixteen she wants a dude with
toothpick shoe* and a mKcroecopfc
mustache, at twenty a chief justice
wltp'files of Un ; at twenty five, will
bd sntlsfled wtth a ipemhef of Ooogreea
at tlitKy, a Cviuatty doctor, ftreacber
or lawyer will do ; at thirty-five, an
Hnerpnv tinker ; over thtrty^flve^dqjr-'
thing ao tu a man, from an editor up.
Wheat experts In the Northwest es
timate that the yield this year will be
aboat 413,000,000 bushels. This with
1SLOOO.OQO bushels left over wlU maks
a tot ttl, nf 584000,000 besheis, Qf this
anoooat 315,000.000 bushels wlll bs rr-
qnlred for home oonsumptloo, leaving
219,000,000 husbsl* for export. In case
of warlbsy estimate that about 140,-
i boabel* will be esperted, legkri
,000 bushels on hood as
000.0001
lug sbqut 8y>J0,i
IhlttiplWr -
Upward* of 50 Engine© and BoUer*, ult-o
Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri
ces.
KOBTING INJECTORS,
Vandiren Jet Pumps, Bolts, Nuts,
Washer*, Circular Saws, File©, &c.
Write for prices. Promptness and
good work. Cheap wi.I bo our atm.
*n24
D. Bentschrer
& Co.
244 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Arc now receiving a largo and well
assorted stock of Mens’, Youths’ and
Boys’ Clothing and Furnishing Good*
A fine line of Hats constantly ort hand.
> > j*nl5.
J. S. HAMIT iTOy
—AT THB—
mxjlair House
—ot—
DE. PATTBBfOR’S DRU6 STORE
a. - r
Will exsettts Watch, Clock, Jewelry
repairs, Engraving, etc., at moderate pri*
ess and guarantee perfect utblaction.
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iWtJCOKCHSOYtm TO 1!»A.A.G A- VMi« AftTOTV-T
Dealers in General Merchandise
WUliston, S. C.
Speciai altettUhn ghrea fi» Dry Family Grooener, IHy Goods, School Books and
Stationery, tfaeluding Sanday Ndtoofsapplies.
R- > F- C A.. S- M-
AH’CaMi buyers cwr save money by calling on us, for we ©ell fur Cash and do
not have to put uu' large profiU to <F>Ver batl debts.
» N II, ID-
We keep constfintly on hand the following popular Sewihg Machine* :
DA.Vis, NEW HOME. DOMESTIC.
And will supply any other kind if wanted. ALo u full line of needles and attach-
ment*. We ©ell Sewing: Machines for ca*h or ou installment. Old machine* Is.
ken in exchange'for new ones: AH in- want of any ^thiog in our lute call on or
write to u*.
J. W. BLANTON & 00.
mnyT
Planet* St, H'erse lee and Cultivatar-
The Cheapest and
Saving' Implement
a plantation. Uni-
when tried for cul-
Cotton. IVrite for
Best paying Labor
that can be used on
vtrsally approved
tivating Corn and
i Circular* and prices
BONES, DOUGHERTY & CO.. Antusla. fit.
W holes..k; and Retail Hardware gnd Agricultural Implements.
m;»r7
V _ ^ . ••
The Leader of Low Prices.
J. L,. HORRI^ONy
BLACKYILLE, S. C.
We have bought many spring and
summer trooda at roituccil ptlcv© ntnf
havfe (leclileil to give otir customers
the benefit of whauteVer we IlHVegalll-
e<l. Our N- w Y'.ik buyer always hua
his eye open to Bargains.
Out Millinery •‘epartment Is full of
beautBul fl wi rs, |kompi>ii8, ribbons,
ftc W> are selllue ^ nice straw hat
for tallies, tnleses and children at lOu
each and up to the fluent Milan bndd.
Trimmed h>'t© from 25c uti to 810.
Paras-ds from 10c up to g&.
Fane le each up to 50.
Children’s lawn and lace caps from
25 ■ up t.-* 85 00. All over lace. 15 25,
50 75. All ov- r embroidery 75, g.1 00,
1 50 per yd.
All liu *n towels 10 vents each and up,
A good cot set for .35. 50, 75, 1 00.
Children's c.uset* 50e.
Ltdiee' collars, assorted, 10, *16, 20.
Hdk mitts, hosiery and gloves (rum
5c pair up.
T’- ble linen, linen napkins 60c, 75,
1 00 til 6 00 ll< SeQ.
Colored lawns, warranted fast col
ors. only 6r yd.
L>rer» gO(>d* In new shades R). 20, 25,
50, 75 per yd.
Seersuckers and Renfrew Plaids 10,
12 1 2. 15.
^ yd.
Best siuml.it'd Calico st '02
Cottomdes, caratmeres and *ni*|ne«.
Ladies linen dus'ers #1 (X). 1 25, 1 50
each.
Hamburg an I Mull Elgiugs, Swiss
and luscitii.gs.
Etainlne for curtalo* with lace to
match, 15, 20. 25I 1 yl.
Pet sis n Lawn©, India Mulls, Victo
ria Lawns
(’heck Nainsook 10, 12 1 2. 15 20, 25
Ladles’slioes and slippers.
(4**llts’ shoes att-l slipper*,
Mls-i-e and cldMreu's shoes and slip
pere, bought f..r cash from manufact
urers and sold 25 per cent cheaper than
city price*.
Cl nts’ furnishing goods. Clothing n
Sfa-cialty. Cos's fr-un 20. 40. 50, 75
esch and tip. Pant© 40. 50, 76 up.
Mens’ and boys’ bate &e tip.
Oents’gatiie shirts 25. 50, 75i? each,
dents’ and boys’ linen collars 10c
each.
Paper collar* 10c per box.
O-nta’New Y rk Mill* Peerle** no-
lanadtled shire best In tbe world, at
$1 00; boy* at 75e.
diver, away— 500 towel*,
divert away, 500silver tdated spoons.
We sell tbe finest Hewing Machines
made. No. 7 American, warranted fol
five years, #20 aud #25.
J. L. IKEorrison.
ttptd-'
1884.
bl ackvillp:. s. c.
COKNKJl 14 V THK COITItT. HOUHK.
1886-
HOWARD BROS.
Engineers and Maekintsts,
BLAOKVILLE. S. C-
OUlt SHOl* IS NOW FITTED UP WITH ALL THE NECESSARY
tools tu do all kind© of repair work on Engine* Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Cotton
Gin*, and in fact on nil kind* ol Machinery. We can do work cheaper than any
where else lo thitt country. Cylinders rebored and new ring* pot in, new Brush
Wheel© made to order, Gin Bristle* and all kinds of supplies. Jet Pomps ftw ruts*
ing water. Inject of© for feeding boilers, Lacing, Belting aud Fittings of all kinds,
Pulley*, Shaftings, Hanger©, &c.
Reference* given. Write to tw before ©e.idiag jonr work off, W« will go to
your place and work on any kind of rn'ichinery. We ure practical machinists, and
know what we are about. A trial i© all ve ns't. Ri>*|iectfully,
MOW A RD BROS-
H. r. Bigelow ?ta-
tal
gelow
le at
less
One 35-saw N, & G. Gm. one HO-saw of same make, one 6
tionary Engine, boiler about 8 11. P., to net in brick work. All for
than half cost. Also a lot uf other Gint as good a* new. Address
HOWARD BROS., Blackvilie, 8. C.
P. 8. We do Boiler work and guarantee all we do. Steam gunges tested and
put in order. [:tpr23
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains.
I BOLDLY AND CONFIDENTLY
“Make the astounding assertion that
You Cannot Forget Ibis*
YOU COULDN’T IF YOU TRIBD, SO DON’T ATTEMPT TO TRY.
I WANT YOU TO REMEmBER THAT
My Spring Stock
18 ARUIVINO DAILY AHD ITCLTJDiS EVERY THING 8KAS0NABLR IH
READY MADE CLOTSING,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats,
.■ A 24' ■'**
j. -J-X' ?'■■■ ■ .>;$*'< ■
Prtpepes Rsdewfa fee Wnew er fortiw
ing unsnrpwMd in tho Stats for dmivwiisMI
tbs Ltast iaprovsawnts, wHh taaclMPii of
•fce Aeadsmy is now-prepared to receive
Wlowiog Tsnuw of Tuition :
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LOWF.B KIOUHH BRA NCR BN
uOMMON « « : .
HIGHER « -
, t • ’ri
R. N. PUTNEY, A. M
SAKAIF b. fadnce, b. 8
maria
WAR
WAR NOW SEEMS IMMINENT BtT\W:EX
■•<TT r "
RUSSIA. ANI> ENGUANO
But it i* more inferealing and profitable fos tbe people of 1 Ba
MercHimdito, consisting of
Dry Goods, UoiMdk, Hals, SBws, Nolions, Grocti(f>s. Hinhaif, 4
at the SMALLEST MARGIN ever known in the histsvy of IM peoph
h>n’* oltf ©rand *outh of tits Park. Head aud Kmaeoibsr MUBJCNtfTl
“ “ Wj
you coam tg liuruwuili
ALFRED OWEN
Invites mil jierHonk needing nntf wanting Ixtrgain* CaoJ]
at his store in WILLIST0W.
Ail tit* New Fluid : Btown’* Row. Barnwell H,<X * PansyC
Extrart*. Jlhcturca, : D* J. J. O'BANNON * CO. iPerfumeriw
Patent Medicines Bit- ; - 5^ KhmI
tvrs. Tonic*, with all : Db J. J. O’Bs wow ta charge • Toilet J
th« Btandard Rem*- ;of Prescription Depat meat. • Fhoc apfepf
dies fo? His to which : • Pomades a
th* buiouu race U : Ma A. If. Bar wffl be pleased ; line sf gwx
heir. :to s*** and serve bis friends. ‘; falx sex., •
* * * w^ww • •• \S« maioiktsa
CIOA.RS. ^ TOBACCO. I MP]
I
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Hl’HK UI.VKW A.VD
octSU
i
I.■«(('• MM pom MKMIC'IMAI.
To Farmers and Mill Mei
We handle a line of IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL
MENTS anti SAW MILL MACHINERY, ctrrfully sebetada
antecd »o pletwo.
The famous DEERINO TWINE BINuIRS, RMfMr9«4Hi4 k
The Celebrated Corbia Disc Harrow, Iron AffrG^hrwtan.
CREEK and HUNTER GRIST MILLS, Chattanooga Lmd*
Boy and Watt Turn Plows and CaMinn.
HAW MILLS AND ENGIN1&
We make Saw Mills and EagiuM a specialty and defy
write to ns. ^
Wc are General Agents for the Pcterkhi Cotton good,
Li * * ‘ £ ------ -
give 40 per cent, of Lint, and to equal the yield in Soed
other variety. Price $L50 per bushel—try it.
Cottoi
fcl 2f> ly
MclKIaster & Gibbe
COLUMBIA.!
to 11 mi.
C- O- RUSH. BLACKV1LUC8. C, S
MANUP-AOXURKRO*- ARD UXACRR U,
CARTS
AND
WAGONS
Asks s -iberal public patronage beesuss be
best workmen and allows no work to go odt of his 1
ble comparison with «nr on lbs
or material allowed *ml every thing guarmnlesd ss rsofesootai* -•
Hlsek«u>hh work of ail kinds, Repairing sod oR orders k> wood I
executed promptly, faithfully, cheaply. A large stack ecauti
need anvibing in mpr line give me a call before buying. It
iy Patronise home folks and keen yoob moasr at bom
“P rlw ] 0. ^ RUSH,
JAS. L FLEMING,
Late Funuso & Lorun.
i
COPAETNERSHIP
-h
We have this day formed a copartnership under tbe fnu .
A BOWLES, an rnecemora to the late Firm of J. L. B()WLK8 4b
continue the FURNITURE business at tbs old stand, 840 Bnuiattofit
We solicit a share of tho "public patronage.
JA8. L.
if • It* !
■in,
J. k,
DOWNEY «
Wholesale Liquor
/.
—7' j'if-
916
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A Large Assortment of tbe BEST BRANDS of
LIQUOaIS and CIGARS always on band. Special
Orders. . .
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l T r
-K »i;— f .
George E. S
rv*
Which I am offering at RIDICULOUSLY Uw Pricee.
-DON’T DARE UNDERTAKE TO FOtvGET IT-^-
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716 Drodd St., Under Globe Hotel, Augwto, Gfi. . .
Respectfully informs hU friend* in Barnwell
tie* that he is prepared toofier better ‘
Buyers #f
kind of Maclunery
fob 12
titan ever before. Persona who
Cim Mills. Steam Engines,