The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 14, 1885, Image 3
—m. Aug*
THUB8DA1. MaV ll \m.
Vuw ADTumutrm -Dr i. 4. Priba-
Cruirt And Tnt^s. v ,
O l)unciB B€^n«pr-k«%Wf BaM.
Wo®dw«d A llatthoiwB—Wuod at>«l InJl
TVt>. k' r*.
He peered At her, he joked at heir,
Jie whined at her ten IMe Jew i
BuV Vhen th« Qfteaxlee etrtick hit kid.
He howled for kU iAothe'r-in-la w.
It looke like ashort’oat6ro:>. In many
fields they will be too short to cut.
The sWm of the tlraee" t<olot to t&o re-
bulldlug of the de»K>t at the old she.
The Bamberg BaptUt Sunday school
! tooc a<i the people an Invited th dofeM and
♦ ample prrparatluMwill be medbTor their
oomfertabie eeaemniBdettw. We doa*!
think that Clerelaad’e ^Mttoa Mr beea
eudeleutly celebrated yet and ttfe the
baakaot the illy ooepred Buaemary la a
gooa place to crown the good wdrk. Let’a
all go, men and boyii matrom and pretty
maliJena, new hate and Aprlng autte, re
new our yon h and agate “chaee the ante-
lopb Over the plain" to the mibte erf the
I Augusta band, ami when the eandtdates
h iv* completed their work and the Viands
h'aVe been consumed, and the itkn and the
old folks have gone to rent and the etars
and the young people have ooce out to
WltlUton, we ahall be a wall bower. «e
ueual, and try to be bapplr la looking at
Uio happiest ball of all the year. Kettoem*
ber the date.
Meadsy, April Nth,:
i m fattiND till nmker mUm :
The yestlval for the benefitof the Blach-
goesou aplcnlc t ieuraloa to Auguslmto- yiiin Catholic Church was a pronoilnoed
Social, musical and financial success, real 1
tilng for lt» benevolent purpose oVer a
hunored-dojlars snd coufwilng unmeaa-
ured pleasure on all whp attended. Two.
very charming ladies from Augubta,
UImts Fannie Hausberg-r and Mamie
Dorr, by their presence and pel feet recita
tions and erqulsl e musical triumph's con-
trlbutru very essentially to the happiness
o! Its svlcertu. The ladies of Black viile al
so deceive hearty commendation for the
excellence of the entertainment and the
community will gladly weTbotnea return
of the fair visitors and a repetltl m of the
same programme when fairer skies may
pertblt a larger attendance. The follow
ing U the bt ograuimo:
Vakt I.
1. Ptino Duet, Overture “Poet and Peas-
and”—buppe—Misses Rush and Quinn.
2 Vocal Boio, “A Bird From O’er the
Sea”—White—Mt-s Hansberger.
3 yiolln and Piano Duet, “Mocklnt
Bird”—Misses Dobr and Hansberger.
4 Recitation, "Lae Iiymu”-MisS Fan
nie Hansliertor.
6. Vocal solo, "When the Tide Comes lb"
4 * y '.
Qn add after nextMonday trains 5 apd •
will’be discontinued 6u the Bardwell Rail
road. *
,, Lspt. A. A. Henderson proposes to keep
o kiI this summer and has organized a ten
ton ioe house at Midway.
To Clean lamp Burners.-Put them In hot
▼ibeger and salt twenty minutes. U Will
make theft as good ui netV.
Woodward an I Matthews ate getting to
bo wholesale workmen. They received an
order for four wagons the other day.
Rev. Dr. L. H. f-hnek of Partnoab, Ry.,
Will preach in the BnrnWeM Baptist church
next Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Mr. Green B. Rich, of Blabkville, showed
tin some of his photographic work on Fri
day tiiat would reflect ohsllt on city ar
tists.
Messrs. Charles iWhmann, Ben Davies',
O. O. Riley and I’. J. Attaway repi esenl-
od Barnwell at the Hremeu’s Parade in
Ailgusta.
judge Aldrich went to Columbia, via
Augusta, on Monday, to s'tend the Con
vention of the Judges which met ou Tues
day evening.
Rev. Arthur Buist has accepted a oallto
pisach at Hteei Creek Baptist clt'crch on
ihe afternoon of the first buuday iu each
tnonth.
Arthur Buist, Jr J. Willie Martin. J
t'. Mai thews, G. W. P.lce, and Capt. M.
W F 'l ler, have given us happy oral ac
counts of their p els uit visit to Kew Or-
lean>*.
A fl innel cloth wet with c ial oil, and ap-
fdied at night to Uo* throat ai.d over the
lungs; will I:.variably break tip the wotst
oedd.and codgh, If laden in time, and a few
'lay’, care will c -mplete th • cure.
Lighty CsIuiuIiIh C illego girls wetit to
I’-hat le-lou last Week st)<tnt s* ver 1 days in
eigkt seeing and sthiWtierry eating and the
entire i Icnlc cost ihem only dvo dollars
U»d -ce. Those girls will make good wives.
The specks of beads which fl mt tedore
ihe eyes are due to ail >ht ih-f cts In their
tissues and fl d is. ’1 liey are gener 1 y
|>res -lit to some ei'ant In all eyes, and lire
hot necessarily a symptom of dtso S-*.
The Blackttiie Hduday schools will hive
tHelr ailhuai picnlt; at home to day V ry
s\tlafaiA buSoiis Induced tiili! cliatige
of programme; We return thunks for An
Invitation and wish a very happy day to
Hit the Inti. f. :ks and ciiildren of a larger
growth.
J. W. Blanton and Co., |etJ us that the
mystery «>f their dvertlament lies in the
iniigneti-m that ioa<ls pimple to Buy For
• azn And S re Money. Within a few days
they have sold four i eW ug mneh'nes and
always ke^p * bofaip&fefctock . f the btsht
luakes rtn hand.
To the CU hy lit * 6e,i. The S. C. R. W
Co., U Selling to d iy round tiiti tickets to
< (tar eston at four cents ys*r mlie, good P>
leluni to the IS li liiet And It’s a giNal
time to go'o < hurl'st ui. TohIA) and tie
morrow the SporU.inSii'a Clnti of the Caiv-
It iss will have a Wln»fi Ba l Touruameot,
For three days Iwigttmtngto-day there will
l»e trotting an I ntnnrng rac-s and tin
whole City s ill ts* exceptionally joyful.
After tne iirst fl rry of gardening is
over ' here is apt to be a season of uegleci
'I he farmers are t si busy 0> glVb their
Him to such wm k. To prislucesuch giKMl
•Mud eirly vegetal les requires rapid culti
vation. Deans, Irish potatoes and peas
should never be worked after they begli
to bloom. A second crop of garden or
bunch beans should be planted this week
. to follow the first. This is the month to
put In corn Held beans. Bet out an atniiid-
• no • of taioato plants. Tlie gardener thut
plants bKRcloiisly and works wed during
May will have vegetables during the sum
mer.
• Mlllard-zMlss LaAigue.
6 lii8truaiftnt4il^oU>, “Old BUck —
(Grand Paraphrase de Oouoert). Gimbral—
MieS Mamie Rush.
Intermission—Songs and Dancvaby Lot
tie and Ada AnJerson.
pabt II.
1. Overture, ' Oiivette”-Andran—Mlae
Mamie Dorr.
2. (vv cal soloJ,‘'Waltlng”—Millard -Ml-«
Llzsie Quinn.
3. Violin and Plano Duett, •V'ounds From
Rome—Misses Dorr and HansoerRvr-
4. Soug, “Angeraseninade,’’ with vtojiu
obligato- Braga—MM Hausberg. r.
5. T'eaor Solo, ‘'Banay Blot-souis”—How*
ard—Eugene MoSweetiey.
C R< citation, "Where'* Annette?”—Aden
— Miss Mamie Dorr.
7. Trio, V >cil, “l ome Where the Lilies
Bloom”-White—MisM-s Quinn, Kush and
HausbetXer,
(Oalty-ExMal OMdsyal
WMltaTWAKO.
STATIONS.
Lv Stock rill*
** AshlHxli
“ Wuuiward'i
Ar Barnwell
• ST
A M. P. M. P M.
*40 #.40 . »SO
KU* 4.06 0.1#
10.14 4.1* 0.M
10.14 4.34 046
1C A.H'l'W’A.RD.
STATIONS.
4
A. 34.
' s
P. M.
s
p.y».
4.30
Lv Barn wall
SOW
j.no
- Woodward'*
S.l»
110
4.40
“ A«blol K b
LJS
111
4A0
Ar BUUvill*
144
G.14
Barnwell Rail rued Train, connect With South Car
olina Bailwajr Train* a* follow*:
No. * ha* •unnection from South Carolina Railway
from Aurutta and Chariwhui.
No.Aooanrct* with South Oarolbui Railway far
Charieatou, AuximU and all potnta Ka»t and VVMt.
tir. 4 ami 4 haT« comivctlon from wath Carolina
Railway from folumhia PitMou and Local Station*
and for Station* VVr*t of Black tIMt.
No. T ha* connection from South Okroliaa Railway
from Oharlwtoa, Colombia, Augusta and ail .Local
HuuWiis. •
No. 4 connects with South Carolina Raflway for
ChaHenton, ColamVIa and all polntaibst and Wcat.
U. t. ALLEN, O. P 4 T. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK, Oeneml Manager.
S»iitli Carolina Hallway.
Commencing April ISih, lf$35, rfrain*
will run aa ioliuwa :
' 4
Dealers m
AUGUSTA DIVISION
wicsr
(D«Uy)
Leave Charleston
Ari ite at Branckvllle
Leave BraucliTille
Leave B<liste
Leave Midway
Leave Bun berg
Leave Gmhanu
j^Mtve L«<-*
Lcav* Biackviila
I^iive Elko
LeuVe Wdlialon
Arrife at Augusta
(Pally, excep
Sunday*.|
6.2U p m
7.So p m
p m
I.fi.i p m
8.07 p m
S. 14 p ni
8 J7 p m
H.S9 p m
8.45 p m
O.OUp ri
0.0/ p in
6.30 a m
b.2 > a m
8 40 a ra
8.62 a m
9.0* a m
9.10 a lit
9.23 a in
9.83 a m
9.40 a ni
9.55 a m
10 01 a m
11.82 p si 10.40 p m
EAST.
(Pally] tPally except
-Sunday
7.13 a ni
8.87 a m
• 8.43 am
8 57 a m
9.04 a ni
9 23 a ni
9.33 a m
9.41 ani
9.62 a di
10.00 a m
10.15 a ni
12.20 pm
Sutiouerj, ifcoltfcilog 1
». g a. s-
All Cash bajok aa* a»ve money by ealllng on ua, for wraetl fur Cash and do
not have to put o» large profile to onver bad debts.
Tr. ■ N H. TJ
We koep coasfkttly on hand the following popular Sewing Machine*:
r» AVIS, NEW HOME. DOMESTIC.
And will supply any other kind if wanted. Alto a full line of ueedfci and attach
ment*. We sell 8ewibg Machimw for cash or on iaaullment. Old maebinea ta.
ken in exchange fur new onea All in want of any thing in-ouT'line call on or
write to ua. *
J. W. BLANTON & CO.
may! ,
m
war now asms iMKimn
Planet* Ir., torse Eds and CuUivator.
it w ntora interentinc and prof
Tim Cheapest and!
Saving Implement
a plantation. Uni*
when tried for cul-
Best paying Labor
that can be used on
But it it tomrs interenti
that
OLD
Merehaudite, eonetstiaf of
Dry Goods, CloiiiDR, Hits, Shoes, Nodus, On
at tho SMALLEST MARGIN ever known In tko
ton’s old stand aonih of the Perk. Road and Bool
you come to flam we 11.
m
Cotton. Write for
BONES; D0UGHKKT* & CO.* AuRasla, Ga.
Wholesale and Retail Hardware and Agricultural Implement*.
0 m*y7
verahlly approved
lirating Corn and
Circulars and prices [ Invites all persons needing (tod won tin;
ALFRED C
at hi* store in WILLI
4.46 p ra
b.16 p nt
6.28 p m
6.37 p m
6.43 p in
6.66 p a
7 07 p a
7.14 p in
7.26 p m
7.35 p ra
8.10 p in
10 i>0 p in
OlllT'UA.R.'V.
Departeil iIn* liie oU the 23,1 of April, in
Uinekville, Mm. Mary Julia Johnson, wife
,.f Mr. C T. Johnson, in lb* 46th year of
her «.£«.
The <lecral>e<l wo* an humbleChHalian and
hii-1 ihb confidence and love of i;ll who knew
her. In >i!i tlie reUtion* of life ihe was
laitliful ami utie wilt he misted iu her faniily,
in the town nud in her chinch. She won for
iiintiy years a member of llie B ociiviilc Bjp
list ,-ligioli and ihe Urge congrcgiiion at her
luncral tekt.fied ihe esieeth In which she was
held by tlie church and coiumiinily. Her
life leaves n<. d-ahi lUatehe has entered into
rest. Her 1<unbuild, a son and a daughter
wirviv* her. Pastor.
minster's Bfelld-
Shift of South CVrofi/m.
Vo’inly
Court of Common
J'lnu.
COLUMBIA ANNE Sl'UUTLER et ati
vi
K LSI A H DAVIS wt a1.
By virtue eif* decretul order lo rae direct
ed iu tin alfove sMied case, I will sell nl
Barnwell C. H., on M ill lay, ihh 1st dly of
June next, 18?5. it being saloaday of Said
month, within the legal hours of sale, Uic
following deseriiied property, to wil :
“All that certain Iract or plantation of
land siluate, lying and being in the county
and State aforesaid, containing one hundred
and forty eight acres, more or less, hounded
North hy estate of - Halford, West by Salt-
kehutcbie River, Sohlh hy lands now resisd
in Lemy Molair. hut formerly a pan of said
tract, and East by Marfa of Jesse Moody, the
same being abentlwo miles from Bars well
G. H.
Terms cash. Parebneertopny for papers.
0. DUNGAN BELLINGER, Master.
msyll-tds
BamirrW ItnnrNAij*.—Exeou 11 on—B. J.
Hammett vs. Matilda Lem: LH-femUnt’s
life interest in lot In BlackvUle moasuriii^
50 by 175 feet, hounded by iota of Dibble A
ItUr, W. J. Martin, Mrs. 11. F. Molutiy and
LortL/me sti wtst.
Worth Tstimq.—Philip king furnishes
U»e billowing nov l plan of promoting the
growth of watermelons 1 Dig a hole in
the ground a short distance from the
young melon, plan • In the hole an old vre-
B> l that will Hold Water, and keep It filled.
Place a'ball of yarn in tlie veesol of water,
carry the end of the .thread to the stem
from which the melon arrows* split the
■tea and put the thread through It. If the
vessel Is kept full of watrT lh« thread will
oenVey suffleiont moisture to the mel n to
keep It gtoWlny, and the mekm will not
ripen until the siring Is removed or th«
Water supply out oil.
•*Ow
PxnftbNAii.—Col. Robert Aldrich will
build a summer re-idenoe at Haluda, N, C.,
on the Spartanburg Rbd Asberlile Rall-
rusd.
S P. Hendereoh, Esq, one of the lead
ing members of the Alkcm Bar. was in town
last Thursday, ' ' . «
Cadet Henry B. Bar* wig of Barnwell read
a humorous and capitally written assay
os "Fashion” at the anniversary oelebra-
lion of the Onlilopean 8<^ie'y <rf the Cita
del Academy on SatuniarwvMn*.
Frank M. Willis, to wtoonHbe swtel ca
ll** tah Ip from this Diatriek WgiawsSMd at
the recant competitive exaggnat!
for (MUdIU on Monday.
Mensrp. Wmoe and Charlie Brawn and
John 4. Hrifernan started to the Mew Or
leans Kaposi ion Saturday evening. ~
Messrs. Bobsrt Aldrich, J. J. Mab-T and
X. M. Thompson were In Ooiumbia ok
Monday In at tendanoe upon the Bupreme
aad Cirsuit Courts.
Mr. Drew. F. Hootra has taken charge of
the Bamherg poet office to the great de
light of the Democracy.
On WsaatRason -” r f is years since last
we aet M but next I'kntndkjr, the tint Innt,
M we hope to get there sgoid. T«w, webugg
i the merry emUHedpaAtke
Woodward
8t
Matthews
Wood and iron Workera, Wlllleton,
8. C., are now and at all times r**ady,
able, and willing to do any wood or Iron
work that anybody else can do as well
as It can be done anywhere, promptly,
thoroHgbly, and at reasonable prices.
We guarantee materials and workman
ship to b» always first class. [dec 18
Lrave.ldgaata
LeaveWtliiaton
Leave Elko
Ti«ave Blackrille
Leave Lee*
Leave Gfahams
Leave Bum berg
Leave Midway
Leave Kduto
Ar. at Branchville
Leave llranchville
Ar. at Charieeton
COLUMBIA DIVISION-tVEST.
(Daily, Except Sunday:)
Leav^ Branchville 8.56 am 7.45 pm
Arrive at t^amdea 12 56 pm
Arrive at Columbia ltl.66 am 10 OO p m
iteaveCohruhia 7.45 am S.27 p w
Leave'Camden 6 40 a in 4.00 p m
Ar at Braucbville 10.00 am 7.42 pm
EXIMiESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave Charleeum 10 30 p rt
Leave Branch viile 2.30 a A
Leave Blackville 4 31 am
Ar. Augusta 7.35 a ni
EXPRESS(DAILY) EASt )
traave Augusta 11.00 pin
Ar. at BlaekvtUe 1 58 p m
Ar. at Branchville 3.26 a m
Arrive at Charlc*ton 7.40 a in
“CONNECTIONS.”
Connection* in ideal Augusta wl’h Gem gia
R. II. to and from n'l pjiius W'estSnd Sotiilt-
we*t, with through Sleeper between CUar-
levlon and At'anla ou Express train.
Oantctioiis niadenti btirlexlon wiih North-
fiaaleru It. R. for prints North and With New
York Steamers on 8„tu»d*y*.
Connections .made at Columbia with Co
lumbia litnl Greenville it. R. and Charlotte,
Columbia and Atlgusta R. R. to and from all
point*bn both Road*.
Conncetiou* niadeat Blackville with Barn
well R. K.
D. 0. ALLEN, G. P. &T. Agent.
JOHN B. I’ErtC. General Manager.
(iliniliico.
foaadrf, Hacking
-AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST 4B0VE DEPOT, .
Atlffustai G-eorg^ia.
Buy, Sell, Exchao^, Rent or Repair
ob best manner and tcriui,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Hove on hantf a Large Stock of
The Leader of Low Prices.
J. L. MORRISON,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
mmi 11
The
»mvm wrmt
Bt own’s Row, BarawvHI
Dw J. J. O BANNON *
Ail tha New Fluid
Extracts. I inctures,
Patent Medicines Btt-
iere, Tonics, with all : I>» J. J. (TRa'-pm In 4
the Btandarn Rems- rot Preaertothm Dapanossc
dies fot Ilia to Wbtcb :
th« bumao race la ; Mr AW.Rat wiMhs p|
belr. ; to ars and serve his friend
j CIOA.R8,) TOBACCO
We have bought many spring and
summer goods at reduced prices and
bave decided to give our customers
the benefit of whautever we have gain
ed. Our New Yolk buyer always bas
bis eye open to Bargalna.
Our Millinery Ttepartmeot Is full of
beautiful flowers, pompons, ribbons,
Ac We are solliug a nice straw bat
for ladies, misses and children at 10c
eairft and up to the finest Milan braid.
Trimmed bats from 25c m* to 810.
Patasids from 10c up to 85.
Fans ic each up to 82.50.
Childlen’p lawn and lace caps from
25 ‘ up to $5 00. All oyer lace, 15, 25,
50. 75. API ov-r embroidery 76, $100,
1 50 per yd.
All llu.m towels 10 vents each and up.
A good corset for 35 50, 75, 1 00.
Children's (Mieets 50c.
L'ulles’ collars, assorted, 10, 15, 20.
8dk tnltte, bostefy aud gloves from
5c pair up.
Tnble linen, linen napkins 50c, 75,
1 00 to 5 00 doSen.
Colored lawus, warranted fast col
ors onlyWyd.
Drees goods hi new shades 10, 20, 25,
50, 75 per yd.
Seersuckers and Renfrew Plaids 10,
12 1 2,15.
Best standard calico at 5c yd.
Conofiades, cgudmefes and snlMnsrs.
Ladies linen dusters fl 00. 1 25,1 50
each.
Hamburg an I Mull E Iglogs, Swiss
snd Insot tings.
Etamlne for ruftslns with lace to
match, 15, *). 25v yd.
Perslau Lawus, India Mulls, Victo
ria Lawns
Check Nainsook 10.121 2. 15 20, 26
Ladles’ shoes ahd slippers.
Gents’ shoes end slippers,
Misees and children's shoes and slip
pers; bought for cash from manufact
urers and sold 25 per Cent ebon per than
city prices.
9 nts’ furnishing goods. Clothing a
specialty. Coats from 20, 40, 50, 75
each and up. Pants 40. 50, 75 up.
Mans' and boys’ hate 0 * up.
Geuts’ guiiBe shirts 25, 50, 75c each.
Gents' and boys’ linen collars 10c
each.
Paper nollara 10c per box.
Genu’ New Y >rk Mills Peerless un-
lanudried shirt, best in tbs world, at
81 00; boy* nt foe.
Giver, away- 500 towels.
Given away. 500sijver plated spoone,
We sell the Quest Sewing Machines
made. No. 7 American, warranted for
five years, $20 and $25.
PURR WINK* AMD
oel30
To Fanners
We ban die » line of IMPROVED AC
MENTS and SAW MILL ttACUINBRY, p
an t eed »o please.
The famous DEERINO TWINE BINliEM
The Celebrated Corbi.t Disc Harrow, Lrott
CREEK and HUNTER OK1ST MILLS, Cl
Boj and Watt Tarn Plowi and Castings.
BA.W MILLS A NO 1
We make Saw Mills and Engmea a apeetaU
write tq us.
We are General A santa for tha PbtarMn Ci
give 40 per cent, nf Lint, and to equal th# jif
other variety. Price 50 per bushel—try k
McMastor A <
feiao ly •
lion, left
fij^^alo^ to ha dvvq^D ^firsatistre ■
Dr. J. H. Price.
Bt^CKVrL.L.B* S- C*.
orrtu roa (Atk
The Celebrated FRY TRUS&
c* »
Warranted to
give satisfaction
or money will lie
efunded to any
one dissatisfied
after a fair trial.
Will last a life
ime and can be
worn with perfect
comfort all tba
year round.
THE
BIST
IN
usA
Also, Alfrwj Speer’s Pare New York
Port Wince, Brandies and uofermeot-
edGrapo Juice, strictly for medicinal
purpoaee. Tbeoe are not bar room
goo< 'a and can not be bought except at
Dreg Storve. Approved by the Medl-
cal Faculty aa admirable ton lea, stim
ulants and diuretics.
AJaa, Pure Drags sad Medicines,
Fresh and Genuine, aad entd at lower
prierathan-t
bought from
county. All
OnasMtecd tobe ewwwiy sa raera-
•Stori V-- *' H M. D.
•- - ’ .
-a • • ...
than tbvsams qualttfee oaa be
y other dealer to
are
upwards of 50 Engines aud Boiiere, also
(Hearn and Water Pipe at reduced pri
ces.
KOBTING INJECTORS,
Vandisen Jet Pumps, Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Circular Saws, Files, ic.
Write for prices. Promptness and
good work. Cheap will,be our Sim.
sn24
D. Bentschrer
& Co.
244 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. C
Are now receiving a large and well
assorted stock of Mens', Youths’ and
Boys’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods
A tho line of Hate constantly on hand.
' ~ 7 ’ Jaal6.
J. S. HAMILTON
-*ATtK*—
molair house
ipry'
J. lx. IXEorrison.
BLACK VILLE. S. C.
COimiUH IJV XHK COTTItl HOL7MTC.
ROT TO
O^ORU»H.JSUCM
MANtrra.'<nX7Bwa o» **»D
1884.
1885-
HOWARD BROS*
Engineers and Machinists,
BLAG KVILLE. S. C- :
OUlt SHOP IS NOW FlTTBD UP WITH AIXTHK NBUKS'ABT
tools to do all kinds of repair work on Ebgines Saw Mills, Griat Mills, Cotton
Gins, and in fact on all kinds of Machinery. We can do Work cheaper thaa any
where else iu this country. Cylinders rebored and new rings put iu, new Brush
Wheel's made to order, Gin Bristles and all kinds of supplies. Jet Pumps for rats'
ing water, Injectors for feeding boilers, Lacing, Belling and Fittings of all kinds,
Pulleys, Shaftings, Hangers, Ac. 4
References given. Write to us before se.iding your work off. We will go to
yonr place and work on any kind of machinery. We are practical ittaohifitats, and
knoW what we ate about. A trial is all v*e ask. Respectfully,
One 35-saW N. & G. Gin, one liO-saw of same make, one 6 H. r. Bigelow Sta
tionary Enginb, boiler about 8 (1. P., to set in brick work. All for sale at lam
than hall cost. Also a lot of other Qinoas good as new. Addrsm
.. HOWARD BROS., Blackville, 8. C.
p. S. We do Boiler work and guarantee all we do. Steam guages tasted aad
put in order; [apr23
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continue the FURNITURE
We sofiaU a share of the pubiie patraaage.
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains.
I BOLDLY AND CONFIDENTLY
MAKE THE ASTOONDINO* AS8BKT10H THAT
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YOU COULDN’T IE YOU TRIED, SO DON’T ATTEMPT TO TEY.
I WANT YOU TO REMEmBER THAT
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