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omciruTioH TmyR8t)At, JtJNE 11. 1885. U*jor Niwoncc, ■trhilecl of iho Slate •Ofed Id Colombia on Sunday. Tt* tromd irial of Fer^uaou for the Murder of Benedict began at Abbeville on ycatenky. Sf V • 'ff- • ■h*" ... .^r.-a . B. M. Boykin of Camden was ap* ^oiot'l Utrted Matthal for South Caro- liua on Monday. ^ • K-C: ife: A Trenton lady in form a the Monitor that “ahe haa been eating beans and beets for tea days.’' Will our brother please let ua know when she dies or gets enough ? Le»lngton court met on Monday, Judge Kershaw presiding. The jail waa re potted to be empty, the fanners too busy to attend court and «u immediate ad journment Was effected. ?.!sj. D. Frank Biadly, although his left sleete is empty, uses his broom mor< gracefully and effectively than any other Federal nfflcial in the MHte. Before the 4th of July ho will hare cleaned out all of Drayton's barnst-lus that have fastened themselves mid fattened upon the »hi| of atate. ■ . »»« A good many eminent divines hove re eently undertaken p'rmature wrestles with the race poblem. W’e have been Uught to believe that to ‘preach Christ and Him crucified, 1 is the misaion of the minister and our ex perience lias convinced os that sinners sie more necessary than sainfe in politics. Clergymen should confine themselves to their pulpits and (lolcmioa for laymen tare equal to the task of saving the state. tAToauut li!formation receiv'd from the cot- President Ckvehtod is said to Im bo Mck of the fight between Mnwry snd Wtlker, rival candidates for the pwition ti Collector of the Port of Charleston, ihat he will p^wift Johnston, the radi cal incumbent, to hold on until the ex- pirmtoo of hU terra. The rest of the ntato should not be punished for the shabbineBSofthoseaside democracy. Let a 'traighl out up country democrat be ap pointed and these Charleston marplots be left oat in the cold. That's the physic they Now ttrlgltium. JkitiUm I’to/iU t m • Allow me to give yonr readers some Men of this ilelightUil stitntucr resort — For years past our people have felt the need of sotno place near home where I hey could obtain boslthful recreation and re- ksitHMi from the cares of business. Such as could afford the expense have fre quented the watering places of the North, but tlMse were the few. Now we have lu our own State, s plesanrw and health tesort, unsurpassed If equaled, by auy in (be Unit'd Slates. I speak from expe- rieore 'ttd my there is no hotel at the Iffbbe Sulphur Ppringn in Virginia, at , Laug Branch, Niagara Falls or Gooey lalnad that can compare with the New V‘- ■ BHgbtoa. Hotel on Sullivan's Island, which am be reached in a few hoara •ay aati of South Carolina, and at rates within the mee lags are of its neofall. The build t and the hotel in all • is m luxurious as mouey lavishly expended cau muko them, ‘impuilo ae; The table ia equal to aay hi New York titty and tbe rates of board are as low as the ordinary hot ah of Charleston or Au- guata, and tha lew rates of railrood trans pertation put It In ret eh of all onrpeo- jde. The diraate ia superb, the art bath- and aB the eqjoyments snd adranta- isaa of* araaidr raaort are umsqualied on the Atlantic ooaat* There ia now and will ba aD rammer at the New Brighton Haifa celebrated Boeton Band, which givea three or ffhureomerts daily, and loveni ef music oaaTfcil to be delighted ’IS* There ia provided every facility for surf idea can bo given m iaiyag end no betterHHH^I df the pleasures of tbia reercalion than to # fiport the remark the witter beard frrrm . one who bed just oomo oat} he mid J “If I dwed ajnsn a good thing and he Would not tske this for it I would never try to pay him.'’ Mr. J. P. Burnham, tbe proprietor, is • gantlaMun iu every aense of tbe word, and those Who visit his house are in fact Ha guefits. He bcetows upon each and awry One ottka the mine attention that ha would if fhey were visiting him as private friends. Tbe people of South Carolina ought never to allow this great comfort tad convenience to go down for luck ef patronage. A dity or two there Is worth more to the afok thtm all the medkine, and Mr. Burnham is far more agneuble and leas expensive than any It iinid that axeuraiont will he run all at astonishingly low fff any time convenient ar* tu ean be made to tMtthi* P*«ra* Wbe* worn down with rarea of the brat rad malaria of etiuMte, or simply from a de- annual enjoyraent tbe New ■ the piaoe above aU others to jntt what you need. A. «MI A oatbF boy hue IBM tbto bottlu with pot B* door I* Jywdrtug buck down tbe road* belt ehowa that the crop proupeott they eaw Erb, wbu bad lotlowed Ibeto, MUBiliiaBHM' * a(i ***** h * bi«*bio« b* to m art more favorsle thaoat tbto time lost year. The stands generally are good end the weather propltioue. In Texas the acreage planted sboWe an iocreaee of T per cent, over teat year, and, although in some parts or tbe State tbe stands are poor and tbe fields badly "In tbe grass,” still tbe proapeor, taking tbe Bute as a whole, to aa good *•>, If not better than Uet year. In Arkanaue tbeetanda are better than last year. Tbe crop looks well though it la about ten days late. The fit-kto* are freo from grace and tbe weather, baa been good. There bus been about 8 per cent. Increase in tbe acreage. In Mississippi tbe prospect la good for the Bute at large. In some sections rains buVe done slight damage. There baa been but a small Increase In tbe acreage. Tbe fields are free from grass and the plants though small are etrong. In Louisi ana there has been a marked Increase lu the acreage, and In 8t. Joseph Psr* isb alone this increase bus reached 50 percent. The stands are good, but the growth of the plant has been some what retarded by the cool weather vhlt-h prevailed early tu the season. In Alabama tbe crop prospects are generally favorable. Good stands are reported, but the plant has been te- tarded. Thrr» has been a slight In crease In tbe acreage planted. The Condition of labor in good. In some sections there Is too much gross in the fields and ruins have been prevalent. In Georgia the crop reports me good, atth au increase In the acreage planted over last year. The stands are all good and the plains strong. Mote ferililaeis have been used than last year. Labor Is pleat Ifni. In Tennessee the Crop Is late but tbo stands sro good. Tbe plant though small is strong. Tbe ncieaga bos been loci eased slightly. In softie sections tbe rslns during the past ten days have dune hnim. In Houth Carolina tbo reports from the Interior show that the condition of fhe crop could hardly be better There has been a slight increase in the acreage. Larger quant ill* s of fer tilisers have been used than ever bo fors. Labor Is tdenlifal. Urine have dons no damage. The crop is about ten days late. There have been no Complaints of grass. TooimImi «N »he Wsgro. Tint Black Back, Bk Bays Will DiX Got UkCAiisK It Is a bi Hos Rack Tbe Atlanta Evening Journal pub lishes an Interview with ex-Benator Robert Toombs on the future of tbe negro. They are bis views us they would have been given In the North American Review had not bad health prevented the preparation of uu ar tide for that periodical. Be says that bis speech on slavery in Tremont Temple, Boston, Is true to-day as It was then and wNI be for till lime. ThO negro race Is an Inferior race. He was so created and if God had not intended to make him tof» rlor to the white roan He would never have created him Mack. AH history shows him to be incapable of govern ing himself. He cannot, therefore, govern countries or anything else. The position of the Rev, Dr. Haygood that the twf> races must rise or fall together, he saye, is very fool isb. The negro race is dependent on the white for everything. He does not think they Can be educated. It will be found in tbe end that as a race they are un educatabto. Me says education is in creasing crime among them. A negro to out of his element at tbe blackboard. Hi* natural home to the ootton patch and tbe plow. There be baa always done beet, there be will alwaye do beet Aa to tbe future of tbe negro race io the South, he said! It to the plain est thing in the world, be will die out. He ia dying out now, I think I ought to understand the census. I have studied it enough. I tell you that It is being falsely interpreted by certain people in this country. The negro to dying out as a race ; be is bondd to die out. That is what will become of him. It is the history of all inferior races,and here ia tbe broad distinction. The negro race la a scrub race ; tbe white race is a thoroughbred race. In time tbe scrubs are bound to die out, but the thoroughbreds live on to pro create tbe species. It is a law of God and cannot change. **jrd, tbe ek-Oonfederateeoout, MUtUa Book. Ark. 8* Hamilton, tbe diattu* WM Ia attend Garfield, Zkb’s Bottle ox Liquor.—From an exchange we take the following new anecdote of Senator Vance : When Senator Z-'b Vance was a boy bis fatber kept a tavern at Marshall, now a town on the French Broad. One day several Kentuckians passed through on horseback, aud seeing Z“b out in the road, asked him if there was any chance to get -some liquor. Zeb studied a few minutes and then replied, ‘My mother bae tbe only liquor to bv bad that I know of, and if I get it for you I’ll have to be powerful ely.’ They gave Mel a green quart bottle and rode on to n turp in the road, and pre sently Zeb earns panting wftb the bot tle full and handed ft to tbe travelers with the remark: 'Don’t drtok a drap of it till you get clean outen eight, for ray mother would tan me good if she found out that I bad stolen her liquor. They gave him a quarter and started off at a brisk gait. When ont of sight noe of tbara pulled ovt the battle and bitnaelf. Those who bad not dropk out of tbe bottle joined In the laugh, but the fellow who paid for It and drank liberally of the liquor, Waa mad m fury, and swors vengeance against Beb If ever he passed that Vmy again. - '■ »«■»• Mlate NeVra. The Palmetto Blfles of Aiken have been disbanded. The Lexlngtob jail has only one prisoner boarder. Tbe book sellers now have on sale the tHrenty-firet volutne of South Caro lina Reports. Mrs. Ransom Bledsoe, of Elmwood, Kdgefleld county, has thirty-one young turkeys with one hen. Mr. D. t Drafts of Leilegton county died on the 2ad Inst, from a wound te- celved in tbe war—oVer 20 years ago. Capt i. L. Agurs, of Chester, has a Jersey cow Which yields milk enough to manufacture two pounds of butter a day. Homs time ago Capt. Jns. Rtallinps, of Bleepy ttullow, near Aiken, caught twenty-t\vi rats ia a self-setllug rat trap In one nluht. Mr. Jani*-s E. Cook, the leading mer chant of Granitevllle, died of paralyse in Augusta on the 3-1 lust, a feW hours after he was gtiicken. Three marriages In Due West, this week ecorea a poo.I record. That la ‘the wav I long have sought, and mourned because I found it not.’— Hugh Wilson in Abbevllls Picas. Senator Bampton bought three dou ble hack-act low flahluu rods luat week, from which It may be inferred that the country tnny have a reel ho fur hh he 1h concerned while he goes a fishing. A fait h cure doctor from the State of Maine arrived In Aiken lost, week for the purpose of taking charge of a very sick Northern gentleman who has been given up by lh« regular practltioneers as a hopeless case. The Hampton Guardian is Indignant, because two white Maenarhusetts school mat ms, Catrle E Warren, aged 10, and Clara Belle Hlmonda, uged 22, engaged in teaching colored^ young Ideas at McNeill’s In that county, Shocked the community by kissing the black birds of their flocks when they took their summer flight “Narth” for their vacations. Major Wade Hampton Gibbra bae been appointed post master at Colum bia, vice C. M Wilder whose term has expired. We hop** that the new P. M. will algualifee his entry Into office by sending the Barnwell mails via tbe South Carolina Kailway so that they may get through In one day and not be en route two days as they now are, coming by Augusta. Messrs. Henry A. Gulllard of Fair field, H. L. Farley of Spattiinburg, W. McB. Bb-an of Richland, Vales Hnuw den of Berko'ey, W. Hnger Fiixslra- nious and Arthur Mazyck of Charles ton, A. 8. Todd and Vincent Martin of Anderson, A. D. Goodwin of Orujure burp, J. 8. Verner of Walhalla and R. M. Anderson are candidates for Ckrk of tbe Bennie, in the event that Col. T Hi otto Faffow resign of be disquali fied by accepting tbe position in the Department at Washington. On last Tuesday week Mrs. Jacob Dukes, who lives ne.tr Biaochvlile, gave some honey to four negro ehil dten who were worklngnear her bouse and ate some herself. All were soon eeiaed with blindness and dlxziness.— The two older negroes vomited freely aud recovered but the two younger died. Tbe timely use of an emetic saved Mrs. Dukes’s life. Tbs day be fore, a sou of Mrs. Dukes, who bad eaten Home of the honey died sudden ly. It Is thought that bees had gath ered It from the yellow jessamine. Major Miller, of Kershaw county, anya that two seasons ago ha tried the experiment of broadcast ing cotton on good and well Improved land. He ob tained frem 114 scree of faid land 2,738 pounds of seed cotton, while ful ly 300 or 40d pounds did not open. On an adjoining plot of the same land, equal to the first In every respect, he planted cotton In drills as is usual.-* From this piece ho picked 1000 pounds of seed cotton. The great differ eoce is accounted for from the fact that where the seed was broadcast the ground coiild not be worked up Into hfgh ridges, cr beds, as is customary, and it therefore retained tbe moisture for a touch longer period for the supply of the growing plants, and In consequence they feacbed greater perfection. Aw task wpowestal swig stk, hut as soon as bwtaofc the bettto from bfo month Physicians and clergymen should be alike intereeted In the latest reported marvellous cancer cure by means of Gen. T. L. Cliogmau’e tobacco poul tice. Tbe ease waa that of a women In Greensboro, N. C., who for eight months suffered with a breast eaucer, but on applying tha CHogmao tobacco cere she waa on her feet in two weeks attending to her househouid duties, and last Sunday, aa the Greensboro Patriot asserts, ahe walked two miles to church/ Tbe eanoer-curlng pro perties of tobacco should recommend the remedy to physieiane, while ks propulsive power In carrying a wo men two rallenon foot tn eh uveh should command ft to clergymen. If the present favorable conditions are maintained Geo. Grant will travel , to Mount McGregor yia flwratoga on ♦jWfiUMA Iftcaday Juae29, 3 ? ; - they did In wthter. , TbeBepiMlorai fflnuhr DHaols Is Bias, FAn., Jndgs of Probate Just twenty-one yekta behind Booth io Barnwell County. Gatolloa In passing a Civil Right* Ml!. The fact that Washington never told s lie baa been satisfactorily ac counted for. He never want fishing. Actual occurrence ruttla plrl at breakfast table—'Mamma, tbto is vary old butter; I have found n grey bait It to said that a violin played atoong a flock of geese will start them to dancing. Every one who has alien ded a ball to aware of this fact. A Brooklyn seatnstreea carelessly left a needle in tbe back of a young lady customer a dress, and now a par' ticular frteud of the family hkk his arm done up in arnica. •Nobody,’said the returned office, seeker, 'nobody can knoW, or will know, all I have done for tbe party. Only God and a few oth er gentleman are aware of my ser vices to the California Democracy/ Young man, get married and make some pure, rosy cheeked maiden su premely happy with a home, and you will enjity a monopoly of her choicest and most sacred affections. You will not have to bear all the responsibili ties of domestic life alone—the gill’s mothet will come and lire with you. Her head was pillowed on his breast and looking up In a shy way she said : ‘D<< you know, dear Nat. that—’ ‘You mean dear Charlie. I think,’ he interrupted, stuiling fondly at her mis take. •Why. Yea. to be sure, How stupid I aui. 1 was thinking this Is Wednea- day evening.’ A young mother sends us a poem upon ‘Baby.’ It is certainly a gem. The only fault We list'd to find with It Is that of sacrificing melody to hard sense. The third Htacza Is a striking Instance of this : Doxery doodle-urn dlnkle-nm dnmi Turn to Its mezz-ry muzzery mum ; Tizzery, Izzery, bo< zery boo. No baby sc sweet and so pitty os 'od One of the questions of the day Is Does prohibition prohibit ? In Topt*- ka, Kansas, twenty aeVwi auloona were closed within a period of eight weeks, and the 8t Johuers went wild because they showed, by figures, that they had stopped the sale of 10,000 pints of li quor. Then tbe other side began to show up and their summary 8h**ws thirty-one additional drug stoles, which sold 11.800 pints of the same ex hilarating beverage In tbs time the re- t formation was being made. barnwelL COI It TBI COtntT or MOSATt. UO YOU WANT A HOME ? Thirty fire ncres of rxcellent land wllkin (lie cor|iunite liniiin of ilieton-n ol WillitOui for -nle i" oreo!, to ritit purchi\-er». The repuinlioM of Williftton for henlth, oo- tiSl. relixloim aiiil educational ndvuniages ia too well known to i.eed turther mention.— Those wishing to reenre dedrnhle home* fthnutd cal, on or correspond without delay with MILS. J I) nilOWNE, jitnell Wil'Mott. S. C. Dissolution of Copart ner.'hip. Thg fenptinncrghlp hefefdfofe existing be- fwetin the iinderfi'ihetl under the firm name t»l tt’oodtrard A Matthews was dissolved by mutual consent an the Stith nit. The business will heooutinued hy John M. Woodward on his own account, who ia au* thorite,! to collect *• accounts due to the Isle tirtn and who b*s assfiiued the payment of ill Its liabilities. Jobs M. Woouwait*, J. F. Matthews. juael 1, Mortgagee’s Sale. State orSoi TM C»r«us*, f Dabxwkll Cot'XTT. j BUS. L C. EASTERLING to ALLEN J. WEATHERSBtJE. fiy Virtue of s power of aaleooateinsd In t (terrain deed of bsrgsin snd sale, commonly culled a mortgage, executed and delivered hy Mrs. L C Easterling In Allen J. Weathers We entlie 2r>th day of December, 1881, snd recorded on the mime day in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyances for the Slats snd county sfoiesaid, in Book 4 M, pages 6:17. 628, 626 snd 660, I will dell at Barn well, in front of the Court HotfsS. on Mon day, the sixth day of July next, if being sale day in that rfionth, within the legal hours of sale, the ftriloirlug described real property, to wit: • All tltfU VirTof land in the IWn of Bsrn- WeU, containing o ie acre, hfore or less, and tlte buildings thereon, btftinded on the East by the public square of the Town, on the West by a street of the same town which separates the said lot from lands of the estate of tbe ate N, O. W. Walker, un tbe Nortii Ny lot of J. J. Brown and a line oi store lots and More houses, and on the South by a small street or lane which separates the said lot from lands ot Mrs.J J.O'Bannon. This desirable property, eligibly •Hunted In the very heart of the town offers induce ments rarely met with to any one desiring an elegant home in a cultivated, healthful com munity, and could be easily converted into a commodious hotel which wou'd certainly coinnmnd o larger and more profitable pat ronage than any other location in the UWn. Tbe tmproTcments consist of* oonimodious dwelling home (frkieh was tbs residence of the leteCol. U. II. Brown) bail, in the beet manner of en retolly selected material and is is good repair. It cestoiBe on (ha first floor four room, 20x20 feet, paaaage 10 feet wide, full iesgtk piaxsu 10 feet broad frost aud rear# , - — On the second floor four rooms 20x20 feet and one 23x16, pssesge tod ptttxni aa the first floor. - On the third floor two rooptii 20*20 feet and fnnr 20*10, pWxxa'in frnSf aud passage* Two story pastry, thirteen fire places. Tie lot SieMaret 210 feet frost by 240 feet is depth. ~* On (he premises are also twe out buildings 20x16 fret each, well of excellent water, eery choice frnit trace and grope barber of scloct vises. This valuable property era be bought at private sate before Ike sale se advertised above frost Col HUBERT ALDRICH. Title* perfect, terms cask, purchaser to pey for papers. v A. J. WBATHBRSBEK, Wbtoraa *. Gilmore SIbusb, C C. P. ap plies for Latter* of AdiidniiHration oa those- tote or W. Weaver. Jeeeaaod; These are, tberefero, te Mieand admonish alt sad Singular, tbs kindred and ei editors ef tbs said deeeeeed, to be aad appear before tee «t a Court of Protore for the said bounty tube hold's at Bora well C. II. os Priday, the 16th day of July, 1886. at 11 ofiloCk A. M„ to chow cause. If any. why the said adaitnisfBUioa should sot to granted. Given uudeV my hasd and the stol of thl Conn this Mb day of June A. D. 1886* sad ia the ItKHh year of AmOrioan Inde pendence. B. T. MICE, Judge of Probate. Published in Taa People June llih 1880, and posted on the Court Ilodsb door for the time required by tew. OPTIOIANV Of tlte Optical institute 8t. Fetor***, Kttaata, Investor id fke Kenovnwd Tint'd Foci's Ciy'tal Letura. ^ Superior io aay ether ia use, eoaetraefed Application for Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given fbnt the ilndeftlfgn- ed will file her final account with B. T. Iticfe, E»q„ Judge of Probate, on Aatttrdajr, the 27th day of June next, at 11 o clock in the forenoon, ae Guardian of Frank G. Brant. Martha E. Brunt. Eva A. J. Brant, Lnrttfnitt A. Brunt, John M. and Anna K. Brant, and ask for Letters Dismissorv M11S. BEBKCCA J. BRANT. jun4-ld Guardian. Educational Notice. Office of School Commissioxcr Hauswki.l CorxTT, DlackVilLr, 8. C.. May 25th, 188A. The IiiNtitute for the colored teacher* of Aiken and Barnwell Counties will meet tn Aiken with the State Normal Institute on thfe tit h of July and close July 3Ut. The colored teachers will please beat this notice in miml • u<i be punctual in attend ance. The Institute will l>e under the *!!• rerintendence of William T. Uodeuhuch, Ai ken, 8. C. who will take pleasure in t'urn- ishtuofurther information toall applicant*. U. II. 11.. a ley. 8. 0. A,C. A. Bust 8. C. B. C. ronv'JS ow Educational Notice OmcttoF School Cou.mi-siaSlS * B tHXWKLL Cot'XTT, Blackvillb, 8. C.. May 2**IS, 188.>. An InatHute for the while teacher* «f Ai ken and Barnwell Counties will be held ir, Atkrn. 8. C.. comm nan- June 22nd, 1865, nml continuing for two weeks. {t will under llir management of the Ifon. Henry Houck, for fourteen tears Dep uty Superintendent of Poblic Instruction for Pennsylvania, interested for Iwenty fivt year* in educational work and dtVolcs all his lime Io W^rk in Normal Inaiinite*. His el- pcrihnee. rducatiuuul i|iialificittieas and ge nial manners guarantee -iicce-a. Tha undersigned liope that the Insliluts will he fully atiended by the learhers ol both eouutie*. Facilities forlioird In Aiken am ple. It. H. II amlkt, 8. <1. A. C. A. Be i»r. 8. C. B. C. mav27.6w 1)11. IV. S. tlLUMIMVOKTJ, Op/r.itivc and Metfunkal Denial Having located in Williston offers hi* pro fessional services to the citizens of Barnwell Itnd adjoining counlie*. aprlti Jm JAS. K- UAV18. AlMM.fAlD CDC.VSELLOR AT LAW, Ilnrnwt ll C. H.. H. C. Conveyancing and collcctians specialties febl4 LA.W NOTICE. The undersig.ie<l have opened a branch ofi.ee io Baiuberg. 8. C. Appointments) i vety Friday. Olfiee over Counts BMher's store. I. M. A E. P. HUT8UN. mar33 Altornevs at Lawt CHAS V. LESLIE) Wholesale end Ifotuil ComuisaioX - DHALEB LV - FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND POULTRY. Stalls Nat. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Office No**. 18 snd Market St. East of East Guy Charl^Lon, S. C. Consignments of Country Produce Are respectfully aolicilod, Poultry/Eggs,&c. All oidcrs filled with dispatch. seplS-dm GEORGE H-13 AXES ATTORAET a\d mmm at law, B A.RNW kCLL. C. H., H. C. Will practice in all tha Courts of the State and giv* prompt attention toall business en trusted to his care. [jan24 Otto Tiedeman & Sons, Whole-M-ile Orooerw —AUD— BroviWlvm Bemlen*. 102 Snd 164 East Boy 8t., Charleston, 8. C. mrMeats a Specialty. fob* P for work tit* |>e«ple. Hrirl 10 erfift post ago, andre will mail you frr«‘, 8 qiysl. vatuiibtr *ain|ilr box of goods l list will put .... von In the witr of makistr more inonry in a few (lavs than yoa ever thought posaiMe tt any t’i K jtai'll lUttgagH, hu*incs*. Ca|iftnl not rroulred. Yon can live at homo ami work tn sanre time only, or hU the time. An of both srxea, of alt mrr*. grantlly auccmafAI. U emits to flvrdnllara easily esrned every evening.-^- ■Fhiit all w ho want work irfay test the bnslneea, We make this hnparalled otter: To all who are not wi-ll sati.Heil we Wilt sendMie doftar to pay for the (nothfcj of writing US. Foil parllet;far., di ivi tlooi, et«., aent free, luimense pay atnolutely aure lor all who start at once. Don’t delay. Adrflreaa STINXJN A Tort laii<U Mclue. feb* PLEASANT ROOMS, FIRST-CLASS TABLE AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, 311 Ktog Street, Cherleston, S. C. (Four Boora South Aasdamyof MoaTe.) Title well Appointed Hotel will be opened for reception of Guesta March 1,1885, by O. T. . ALFORD, recently Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Bulll- vau’a Island. The Windsor to newly rarulahed throughout, baving balr mattreraes snd woven wire-spring' on all beds. To make thlax'rrictly fam ily Hotel no Uquora will be sold on Um premise'. Having many Tran experience, I promten to all favoring me wftb tbrir patronage n plenxnnt hoara while tn CbnrJteWn Bate*: «1 60 to $2 per mra fry w««k oj Is sseontosse with tbs scisse* »sd phi f S' pby of nature hi the ) h^uhar fens el cave rouvsk ellipsis, admirably adapted is the ergans of sight *ml fsrfecttj set'vsl te I he eye, lltording tha Mat arUfittel halp to the kutusn vision evet invested. J. SILVER has estfibiished s Spectacle and Eye Glass fctrtperinis in Augusta. Os., aud is trsvetliug at thil time tstosch th' btste of South CahAlin* for thd ptitp^ of making known his Tlteoty and Practise asd st tbe oAiiifc iime Twtt«dtfolng these Leases. Wherever thvSk 8pectaole» lulVe been tried they are Spoken of in the highest term*, of which a piV °f l * ,e follnWisg teatimotd.Us will certify, tbe original* and many others tan be seen And examined 4t his hiome. tie at the Same time wishes it (0 be understood that he is not one of tie travelling quacks who merely sells you a paik of glAnsea for an exorbitant pi Ice and Whom you may never see ogaih- Ha has established himself is Augusta, Oa., where, in case you should hap- en to lo*e or break yoiir glasses, he will re« lace the saitie for you at a small nominal tint, as it Is hi* custom to keep a regtsu r of all he sells, thereby enabling him to knew just the glasses you have p'lixlmsed from him. The Io IdWing TftlinuniaU will surely con vince the public of the excellence of Hr. J. SILVER and of the perfect science of suit ing the eye. ExacurivK l)ErA*TJtK*r, Atlaxta, Ca., Drt. 11th. I liftvr been usiug the spectacles of Ur. J. Silver for the '.out week aud have tested them hy long sustained reading and writing and l find them easy to the eye, comfortable and easy to use. I lake pleasure in reconi' mending tlieni as a gixal gloAs. There is a slight difietence in the vision of my eyes, which the doctor aikeovered without being inlortncd nhd suited hi* glasses to them. [Signed] A. H. Cotgiarn U. 8. Senator from Georgia. l>*. Jostct-H 811 vFit, Augusta, Go. Dear 8lr.- Home week* ago yo : supplied me with a ( air of glwsc*, which have pro ven siirh a comfort to my ever that 1 wi*h to express to you my appreciation. 1 have suffered somewhat from reading hy gas light hut since 1 have worn your glasses 1 expeti met no inconvenience from long reading at night. I commend yonr glasses to my Irieuds. Very respectfully, » J. B. Gonoox. E. II. Pottle, Judge Northern Circuit. 8i'arta, Ga., April 16th. 1881. I have just received from Mr. Joseph Ml. vef a pair of spectacles w liich. itfter trial du ring Hancock Court, I find exartly suited to t*iy eye*. 1 have known Mr. 8ilvCr a long tune »nd cordially recommend him to those whtt, like myself, netd help to i he visibn. I find him well up in his profession aud know him to be honest aud reliable. £. II. Pottle. Fast*an, Donnie t'o.,OA. 1 have purchase*! from J. A. Silver tvfo pairs of spectacles and have used them both, and I find them conifortable aud eisy to tbe eye. 1 was astonished that he should dis cover so readily upon exsniiiisiiou the iietfi of my eye*, and to those who need aswistsace as I do I heartily recommend him as an ei- p*rt in hi* chosen profession. He wishes to to d stinclly understood, that he is not one of iboee travelling quaeks who make exorbi tant price* and never eipect to seeyou Ngaih but he is one of us and fcoSie* recoinIncuded hy the leading men of Genfgia. He* petit fully, Jos. M. Been am, M. D. To Whom it may concern : Eastman, DomiaCn. Ga. 1 have this day ptirchnsed of J. A. Stiver a pair of a*ees that suit my eye* perfectly, making the.visiondenr and distinct, s«oth. ing And very comfortable lothceye. 1 ft. d him reasonable in his ehsrgc* iind beattily recomtneiid him as an expert tu his chosen profession- Respectlully, ( if ASEiS i'lsUEE, M. D. I L. OSBORNE- Me Augusta, (ia., Ubraryifii One of the floeat Institution! tel Motto. Real HuatneM tranee cted vki ler" Currency, .trtteivd from tl the especial benefit of toe Odl board in citY chba Trite BEtJUIBrD, S\ to 41 Poautlfnt DipiniDHs Award ptetiuB CourtiH In Katiefaotory bENDFOHURctJLA J’inl Dr. J. R. 8 Operul it-e nhd Nlreh DEKTIH' feArtniiita Ai%d wn. df the foHo*|i Will practice time meutione<l B amiikeo—llegtnnlng the firs e*cli mouth and continuing fort two weeks. Office at the Harts*] Williston—The third and fo each mouth. Olfiefe over 8mkk'i lllCG'D. J. MC 118 Kiri" St. Charlefttnri heating and couki: STOVES AND iSTSeiul for price* arid pi S^hd -I * cedi! for 1 reive free. a oMtly which will Hetp jrmi U rishi sway than sn iH SrorM. All, of rllhrr wx *nor >ur. The hr-mJ r«Si,( il. thrlnhr i,f> korkerx. alwdulely Zilre. At unw ad ttA, Augusts, Maine: J Bli may28 2w New Cash Store SELECT SPRING STOCK CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, AND AM GOOD AS THE BKMT. Congatee H t;(JL,UMiHA. ff Corner Asoemlily And Ger bppkieitc State Ilouse. W. E. ROSE, ProFb Ilafea fft.50 In 82.00 per ing to lot-atlofi of roGm. I3F* J0U wattt t Fine watch or c STERLING SILVERY RICH JEWELtt FINEST QUALITY TAl LKKT t OR SPECTACLE Bind Jtror ordfto to or Hi . un * (AT BOSWELL’S OLD STAND) Offer a complete wtock of Choice, Fresh Grdceriee, Canned Goods, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Bnute, Show, Hate, Dry Good*, Tobacco ami Cigars at prices be coming a reform administration. The lurgi st sfihl bent selection of Toys, Doll* and Mucellanootia Notions In totvfl. We mean btteinew aud if you want barptins and hare money H AGOOlTS ia the place you are hitntmg. m*r20 Jas. Allans ff07 KING STitEE CHARLESTON, S, j*n24 GOOD DAT; THERE’S LIFE AT THE OLD STAND YET. BEN DAVIES iugly bows to hut friendaaodthc tradio" public and bcjrn to asaur' them ({ml f rom sanriae to 9 o'clock p. ro. he will be glad to receive Calls and fo sell beau* tiffil bargains in id) lines of Dry and Dress Goods, Staple and Fancy Groce ries, Can Goods, Candies, Hardware, Shoes for Gentlemen and Ladies, Straw aud Cloth Hats for summer sunshine from 1& cents apiece up, charming Spring Prints, Lawns, Muslins sad everything kept in a Nineteenth Century store. A dollar's worth of goods for a dollar. A little money win get a big tot of good goods. Figures won’t Hs and I am prepared to proy' by honest arith metic that 1 am tbe best friend cash paying purchaser. BEN DAVIES. may21 of tlte What is claimed for the WAVJEBLY HOUSK, CBLAfUslMTON. (ft. C. Tha beat beds sad bedding la the South. •I ini Laeetioa the heal ia the Qiy. The table ansnrpaaaed. RATES—8100 and $2.50 PER DAT. theweekerteeeth. joarumci; Jr., froprteur Imlf t B. T-WlUfo. wn Have 26 Per ( By bringing your worl Willis & SI Williston. 8. W* are now prepared ro do Blac'icsmith aiiil wheelwright wi patch. We use noihtog Mi( the rial, radWilXirtvayoosufeflfet N. B. Mr. fitrawd fo a fintehc having served his apprenlioasiiip jaal THE Blaekrille Bat HESTATTRuS —AND— J. H. BORGER, Prop Freeh Bread ercry day. Mwnle at ail boura. All tbe rlellonctev of tbo n The choicest confectioned caodlra, canned goods, fruit blea. All at tb' lowest prices am ed to bs tbs best. CALL AND B1WELO J- H- BOHQ Rallros Central Ho Brood Stmt, Augusta, I MRS. W. M. THOMAS. Crat rally loon ted, oanvaniaat Augusta Ht Im B. DOOLITTC.R, Paw HiAoqoaRnM vow Ototxswux. Mw, Tbs brat Two Dolkr HM 8Mtb- Spccad ratto by tb«