The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 18, 1885, Image 3
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TBUnsDAY. JUNE ft. 1885. -
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'Wh«n ll«!hn> of TYi*y dW h*r Tart# annoy
. With remark that It yraa her Intention
Very shortly to beadi at the cake and ice
cream.
Acrnpolltan Feeder*’ eonVchtlon,
The cxrreaaion he made In return, it U
eaM,
. *.
Put Mi* Trojan coquette In * flurry.
And we* *h* to blame when she heard him
exelaloi:
* I’m going to Helena, burn’?’’
Hi me of the lawyer* think the Court will
'•continue allth* next week. ^
Mias Cante Kearae of Campbeilton Is
ylelUng Miss Uosa Pechmann.
Mr. Edward Patterson of Florida is vis
iting his relatives In Barnwell,
Messra. Oeorgs H. Bates and James E.
D ivi* are attending the Aiken Court.
When Adam hugged Eve In the groves
of Paradis* he established “ploileer press.”
A woman may be ns tru* as steel, but
then, yon know, some steel Is too highly
tempered.
Vr. William M. Rears* Is reported a*
having the bort cotton crop In Three Mile
township.
Wo received a plmsant gift of choice
poaches on Tuesday, and sre still hopeful
of early wntermelons.
The depot at this place is in reed of
’pa'ntlng.—Hanipton (Hianiian. And the
depot hero needs building.
William I/dJiy, infant daughter of the
Hon. James Aldriob, ided in Aisen on the
12 h Inst, aged 19 month* nnd > days.
Coroner Tot«in held an inquest on Sa'nr-
day on the dead body of Clander Patter-
*on, colored, who died suddenly on Friday
last.
School teacher* now enjoy th* tnnch
r*eded re«t fr»’ni Mieir labors, hut I ho work
of the editor and the printer goes on for
ever.
Mrs. Wm. A. Martin. Miss Em Ice and
Mr. Robert Martin, of Martin's, hive gone
down to Beaufort to spend sotne time at
the Vea Island Hotel.
Dr. Mdhotis ha* discontinued hi* WiHia.
lor appointments f .r die present, and will
1«e pleased to wait on his patients, in that
'netghhorh'M*d, at their r sloennes
William Ntx. colm'cd. wlio ha* been for
serernl year* night wafchnmn af the f har-
Jisjfon (histom House, he* resigned Id* po
sition and will return to this county to liv
For the July term of the TT. v< . Court In
Charleston Mr. H. M. Bostick ha* he* n
dra wn a* a gi slid juror and Me*er«. tV. If.
Kennedy and J. \V. (lodtwi a* petit j irors.
1>. Ktrlngfol'ow of Elko I* associated wl h
J K. Terrv .y Co , of Char!**tnn, for th*
purpose of hsodling fruit* aorf melons and
respectfu ly solicits cousignnicnt*.
junets 3w B. sntf'd&nnxdw.
Mr John Tt. tfcNali will have ioeodd W-
da water, sweet<uie<l with pur* fruit syr
ups and lo« cream for sale rott Saturday
iift«rnoon at tite '«t*nd on the corner in
Tmnt of the Court House. Come and get
cool
Mr. John P. Harley died at hi* residence.
In this township on Kunnav last af'er a
prot ranted I1!n*«s ftc wi« a g<*»d naan
uptight In alt ht« denting* with hts follow
men, devoted to Ids fatrlly nnd a oonsl-t-
'ent memtier of the Baptist church.
Doctor—"Your Wife is in a very critical
s'ato. and I should recommend yon to oh 1 !
In some spocl * list to consult in the case”
Hushrnd—*• I'liem, you se*>, doctor, I was
right again! I told my wlf* long ago she
ought In get proper medical advice, but
she thought y >o might get (trended ”
Hev. H. (larroli, coiortvl, uidi! rec *nt|y a
reeidout. of t hie county, tnit now pastor of
theHpringflsld Baptiat.fibtireli,flreenvIMe,
t< iptl7.e<l arm rece|ve<1 iuttt the church tl'ty
»<»nvi'rta last ‘-’unday we«>k. The ceremo*
nv tstcupled thirty minutes The Green
ville News speaks highly of his exceptional
Intelligence.
The managers of the Plant system of
railways are tr> ing to get up an excursion
from sll •tntion- 1 op the Port Boy 1 Rail
road to the New Brighton Hotel, Sullivan's
Island for to-morrow. If sueoesi-ful it will
t>e repented in July. Personal experience
has convinced us that Uni New Brighton
is a glorious place to visit.
The exquisite May Party at the Court
House on I'uesdav evening deserve* a full
er notice than the late hour and our limit
ed space will permit. The utdverfeal and
enthusiastic commendations of the culti
vated audience were Conclusive prool* of
the great pleasure it afforded them. We
Congratulate nil concerned on Its perfect
success and move that May bohio ouce a
ruontXi until flovt.
There IS a very large tree near Holly
drove, meaeuiing 23 feet la clrcumferenoe.
It is not n California giant nor u Nubia’s
poplar, but a genuine white oak. M ho can
beat It?—Laurenaville Herald. Barnwell
can easily beat it. A red oak tree in Retl
Oak tofriisbip. known aft the Rebel Oak,
was rheaehred by one of our frb nds ttro
tveeks ago. He found its clrcnmf«rente to
be, three feet abot-e the ground, 21 feet.
We have hoard it for a saying, that such
and ehch a one had more « f so and so than
Carter had oats, Who will be kind enough
to toll us hoW many oata he had?—! au-
irnsvllleHerald. Mr. Carter lives InThree
Mile township In this county. We saw
ftotno of hi* «>at head* three year* ago and
they wete ttventy-etght iitahrs long.
The attention of the friends of W. A. Hol-
faari, Eed , Attorney and Oounseltor at
Law, Is iuvlted to his card tn another col-
umn. He *llf glte hfs prompt. Careful,
personal attention to alt business entrust
ed to hi* careaud we hope to see hifn, the
youngest attorney tn atfA’ of com mission,
ftaon motlut to high tank among the Nee-
tors of oar Bar.
We give, fn thM tastift, a ltdnd pltftore of
the New' Brighton X<A0), Casino affd Got-
tage*, Sullivan'* Island, the most delight*
ful summer resort IP the bouth. These
able to spare the time ten get» rfreet deal
of pleasure for a very, moderate outlay, a*
cheap round trip and board fates can be
secured by miking up eXcerefon parties.—
Can’t eur Village* agree fa Making 1 op P*r-
tlse? Mr. J. P. Bernhafr, the genfal pro
prietor, will tike pleasure la giving full
Information to all Inquirers.
BgxBiFF** JvhT Baub-Executions—
Johnston, Grew* Jk Co., vs. AldermAn £
McArthur and Owen Alderman, M aeree.
as property of Gwen Aide map. bounded
bv land* of the estate of Robert AfoOteary,
I. L. Toole, C. <k ttraady. W. H. Kennedy,
rill mu *k Iullows (ill
Tax tatny Bo 14.—Mr. WliftaJ*. Duncan,
a, progressive young Uod Oik farmer, sent
us the Bret cotton bloom of -the season on
Monday rooming.
lMaek.vrtlee.Hnsolv*-d, That the pnirone
of the BleckvllleHigh Kch<v»\ having hs«l
full opportunity during the ptet eev<'i»
month* of Jurlging of the qualities of Prof.
I). N. Putney, p*-a Teepho , feel It to bo
our duly, as It Is our pleasure, to say to
him:
1. That we b* ve never known a more la
borious, conscientious and comiailent
tltecher than we have foiiod Idm to be.
j. That wc arc lndcbte<1 to him for great
per vice to the cause of education hi our
midst.
3. That It would be gratifying to us te
know that the school le tj) he conllnued an
other year under his marmge*aent to which
end we pledge our co-op- ration and best
efforts.
4. That In hi* assistant. Miss Sarah B.
Fan nee. we recognise a teacher of rare
merit {greatly beloved by the children a*
they arc by her) nnd nlncendy hope that
her connection with tiie school will also
continue.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions ho fllo-h a cony furnished to Mr. D.
N. Putney, a copy furnished Miss Sarah R.
Faunce, and be publlshorl in The People
and Sentinel.
John G. WiLiUks. Chairman.
L. T. IelaKi Secrotary.
Died at tiie residence of tier husband on
the 131 h tiiet. Mrs. Darling P. Lancaster,
daughter of the late Mr. William Owens of
this township.
The Shrub Branch Sahhath fc’ool, col
ored, in Blsckvlile township, convened last
Sunday, Hth Inst, for the purpose of liav-
ing a Satihalh scho«»i concert. There were
many able address-s made. J he pro
gramme of the (Jay was >•* follows :
I. Singing, by A. W. Willis. 2. Welcome
address, by P. H. Sandros of Lee's. 3 I).
C. Calhoun, address on Sabbath school pro-
gr-ea. 4. Representative from Me reary
school, O. H. Holman, on intellectual pro
gress. 5. Singing. 6. lie preson tall ve from
Macedonia Sabbatli echo d, S, L. Saxon,
on punctuality. 7. Representative from
Allen’s school, Tiiok 1’i-efilcs, on InUdlec-
lual progress. 8 B. Brown (f Shrub
Brancli sctn-ol, on Temperance. 9 Sing
ing. 10. P. 8. bander* of Lees, on progress
of Sabbath schools. 11. ML.* Ida Woral-
ruff, of Mac-'ilwria srhool, on Christian
ini.-Ing. 12. Mi-stHa I’leasftnt Nix, Mace
donia Sabbath sch-sd.-on charity, wit* ter-
u-iuat-d the epe.rki.ig for the morning —
The i it wasgaimounced by Georg* Small,
the Supeiintendeut of the scliool, that
there would be two lion s given for recess
uiid dinner. At 8 o’clock tiie vast congre
gation Was called toge: her and a song was
sang by Henry Wil iums of McCreary
ft(*b(s)l. Aftei that an able address w aq de
livered by W. S. Dixsou ol Barnwell and
Uev. B»hi McCrary. Many thank* were
given f(-r their kind advices, theu all went,
to tiuffr peaceful homes with cheerful
hearts. J. C. I'aIiUocn,
Acdi.g beorctary.
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I TKP^Psta CUmb—W. A. Wright. Comp
troller ij nera l State of Georgia, sa>8 he
mis been entirely cured of Dyspepsia with
only thre* bottles of Dr. Hull’s Dyspeptic
Elixir. For sale a. ViUisiea by Dr.
brts'ket' A Son. at Barnw-dl by Walter S.
Eaves, at. Biackvilleby Dr. Stephen*.
J. L. Baulin, Di uggist ut tort Grlnc*.
(ia , wires mat lie sc.Is luoie of Holt's
Dyspo tic tltxlr than any other patent
medicine. For sale at Willtslon by Dr.
UrookerJt Sftn, at Barnwell hy Vr alter 8.
E-iv.-s, at UUckvii a by Dr. Stefihens.
if >d ■ are suC -ling witn Dyspepsia, In-
dlgosil ii, Asthma or any chrnnio liv r
trouble try a boUie of Dr. Hull’s iAi'Spep-
lie Elitir. It will not.fail to cure you.
Wherever Dr. Holts Elixir is sold all
doubt Is removed In legard to Dysia-psia
lieiog Incurable. Get it of Dr Stephuns at
Blackville, Dr. L. Bub^ker .k S-m, Wii,is-
tou, mid W. 8. Eaves, BamiVellTih C.
may28-ly
IHwily—Kjovpt Sundays.!
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STATIONS.
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STATIONS.
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R°al estate tittas/cr* for the week
ending June 17th, 1883.
Hal-loo—D-i raou Brown to Alice Gill,
1J acres, 842 00.
Bamberg—I. H BtunberB to C. E.
Folk, 2 lots, 33,0c>0.
V. S. Faust to Henry AUerberry el
al. church irusto''*, 1 lot, 31.
PciEer, 2 lets,
lots,
8. LleOlUati to F.
81 000.
F. J. Fclacr to L. E. Bruns, 2
31,000.
Burn well—G. D. Bellinger (ilaater)
to Joseph Owens, 50 acres, 38.
W. W. Nix to NY. H. HarlX-jg, 50
acres, 8100.
G. D. Bellinger (Master) To W. L
Moody. 118 acres, tlOO.
Bennett Springs—a. G. Ellis to Dea
cons L >wer Three Euus Baptist
cfiurch, 1 lot, gift.
S. A. Greeu to L L. Green, 173 acres,
Blackville—H. \V. Briggs to W. P.
Btijgs, 2 iocs, 8300.
Four Mile-George Williamson to
Friendship Baptist church, 1 lot, 32.
George’s Creek—Simon Brown to O.
M. Morris. 30<> acres, $290.
Midway—M. A. Carson to M. E. Elv
ers, 1 lot, $10
Red Oak—Marv Tarrabco to Delia
Green, 3 acres, $15.
Williston—W H. Woodward to J. L,
Harly, 2 lots, $800.
J. H. Harley to W. W. Smith, 2 lots,
$800.
A. 8. Stansell to A. J. Weatherebee,
100 acres. $1,200.
A. J. Weathersbee to Elisabeth Stol-
naker, 256 acres, $2 263.
L. A. Thomson to A. D. Thomson, 1
tor.taoo.
Uarnwrll Kuilro'ul Trains obouoct with SoulU (’nr-
olina Rjiilwav Train8 8wf*»lli*w>:
No. U lias eounertiuJi Uftmi .S>utU Curoliua Kailwnr
fr*»m Augusta anti Ciiarlt sum.
No. 4 tuJAutJCU with South Carolina RaHwny for
Charjesion. Augusta hiiu all pGjrtN Hast ami Went..
No, 6 and 6 Imvc confection from Soufh (’aroliiia
ItaiJwuy from ('olumhla ilivurioi! and Ltxial Slatiuiu
ax<l for Stditions West of Blackville.
No. 7 has (*nnnectlon fi-om South Carolina Railway
froni CfmrleKtou, Ooltimuia, AiMUaUt and all .Ia*ti1
Stations.
No. 8 conneeta with Smith Carolina JUilway f4>r
Charleston, Columhiu and nil miints ICaat and WebU
1>. i .jAldjfN.G. FAT. Agent*
JOHN B. 4T/CK, (ientral Manager.
A SfEOUL Bequest, — liamberg bal
ing been selected as the place for the
holding of the sesaion of the Baroftell
County lutehienotolntfttonal Buoday
Scbool Cehvetitloh June &6 to 2^inclQ-
sire U la hereto specially requested by
the Committee of Hospitality that the
Pastor of all the Churches and the del*
agate# of all the Sundayttohoofs whose
Intention la to attend the Saifie, that
they notify us as early aa poeaible that
we may -vtlthont any efnbartaAsment
assign them a ho fa*. Address either
the chairman of some member of the
Committee* V, G. 8*a«e. TbOe Black,
A. B. Hooten, H. J. Brabham, Jf. Z.
Felder, John H. Cope, Commlttaei
" .*f ^ ,——..
Oov. McDaniel, after considering the
application of Mr. W. & Robert♦, of
Augusta, for the suspension of the
warrant of cAtradfUoo against him,
and which was laffaed 4a Compliance
with a requlaftfon ffoax the Governor
of New York, and Kfttf careful oobeul-
S mtli Carolina Railway.
Commoncincr Mn/ 24th, I860, trains
will run' as iullows:
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ALCU8TA DIVISION.
(Dully)
Leave Chsrle«ion
Arrive at Bninclivll’e
Leave Brancli viile
Leave E listo
Leave Midway
Leave ITiuiherg
l.eitve (ji nhimi*
Leave Lee*
Leave Blnckville
Leave Kiko
Le-(ve W illisten
Arrive at Augusta
0.45 a m
8.4 1 a in
‘J (HI u m
y oy * m
y 20 n m
it.27 a m
9.28 a in
y.iy n m
y on u m
10 OH a m
10 Iti a tn
11 .rot p m
CAST.
(Bailyj
(Dnily, exceji
*lllij:iyk.).
5.‘2o p’ ni
7..% p m
7.bo |> ni
8.00 p m
8.12 p m
8 18pm
8 81 p 111
8.42 ni
8.4Ap m
9.(io p m
!l. 10 p m
10.30 p m
[Dally except
Nimliiv.
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An^uita
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'Villigton
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Eiko
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Clack viile
7 50
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l.eave
Lees
7.60
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Grnhnms
8 07
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7.10
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Ramlvcrg
8 18
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7 22
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Midway
8 25
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7 28
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KJisto
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HvanchTilia
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Char lesion
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COLUMBIA rtViMUN— WEST.
(l)nily, EJcoplSunday.)
8.68 a m 7 45 p nt
7 42 p in I’d. 14 pm
B*.45 a ui 10 lai p m
•i.dO a m 6.27 p in
7 0U a m 8.55 p m
8 45 a in 7.20 p in
Leave Draneliville
A rrive ai Camden
A rrive «l Culumbia
Leave Colu'iihia
Leave Camden
Ar. al lirancliville
EXIT.ESS (DAILY) BEST.)
l.eave Cliarleslun 10 80 p in
Leave Oanchrille 2.8 > a m
l.eave Blackville 4 22 a m
Ar. Augusta 7.20 a m
EXPRESS (9A1LY) EAST.)
Leave Augusta 11.05 p m
Ar. at Blackville 1.44 am
Ar. al Brancliville 8.16am
Arrive al Charleston 0.20 a u
"CONNECTIONS.”
Connection* uiiuleai Augusta with Georgia
It. K. tu and from ad p >ints West and Sonlh-
wesl, wuli llirougli Sle('.|>er hetweeu Char
leston nnd At’anra on Express train.
Connections made ai Charleston with North-
Enetern K. R. for pi inis Nortli and w ilh New
York Sienmers on Snlurdiya.' 1
Conneciiona inadr al Columbia with Co-
lumhia an-l Grc-'nville 11. 11. and Charlotte,
Columbia and Angus?* R. U. to and from all
pi-inl-ohboTh TummIs.
Conneetions made at Blackville with Barn
well It. U /
D.C. ALLEN,H.P. AT. Agent.
JOHN R. i’ECtv. General Man-iger..
B. 1 IWU&C9.
Fouadry, KachiM
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
An^ustaN Q-eorgia.
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Kent or Repair
on best manuer and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MltES
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Hne* on hand * T/ar<ye Stnr-k of
A. -L Waatfiieabaa, Jahn G. tolth and utioa with Attorney G«««ral Atrfer-
and Bob-
upwards of ;>0 Engines and Boi-cra, also
Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri
ces.
ROUTING INJECTORS,
Vandiren Jet Pumps, Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Circular Saws, Files, &c.
Write for pricia. Prompt ness and
good work. Cheap will bo our aim.
an24
New Brighten Intel, Casino and Cottages, Seltim’s islaid.
J. W. Blaiiton & Co.,
• iHUccFJHMoinai to imaxc a. til, Alston i
Dealers in General Merchandise
;Williston, S. C.
Special attention given to Family' Groceries, Dry Good*, Scbool Books and
Stationery, including Shuday Seliool suppfiea.
B F- C A. S- M
AH Cn'-h buyers can save monry by cnllinc on us, for we sell for Cash and do
not Imvc to put on large profits to cover bad del'is.
D* 1ST H. B
We keep constantly on baud the following popular Scwimr Machines :
DA.VIS. NKW HOMr-:. DOMKSTIC,
And will supp'ynny otber kiml if w.itited. Aim a full line of needlei nnd attach
ment*. We aed Sewing Machines tor cash or on insbllment. Old niaeltinc* ta
ken in exchange for new ones. Ail in wuut of any tiling in our line tall ou or
write to us.
J. W. BLANTON & GO.
my
WILLISTO'STv 8-«0-
Try my Teas. Co-feos, Sugars. Bay my 8boc*v Dry Goods, IlarfftntMvi
)’ Grot roies and be hnppy nnd prospero’ta.
Net to tw undersold snywhe'e.
ram
There'* roam and bargain* for ye«.
x-' : -iite*gg
The
1»RI « mto7i
’'■umi
AH the N**w Fluid ; Brown’* Row, Item well H, <5. * Fuucy L.
Kvirkit*, ’Hnctuma, ; Du. J*. J. O’BAN NON A 00. . Perf urrwvtew
I’fitem Medietnc* Bit- ; : bcte ltwm
teie. IS mica, with all ; Da J. J. O^Bat aoa In charge; TeHrt.
the BtanHuru Item**- ;of BreedIptiou Dcpurtmeut. 1 Floe bowaro
die* for lliu to vrhleti ; ; Pntnmlnj. nrrf
t b« buiuuo race te : Mb A. N. Rat will he pteaaed :lfne of «’
heir. ; to eee ami eel ve hie f rtemte. ; fair ar A . -
ICIGA.RH.I TOBACCO.
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FCNK tVITI's ANIO I.I^IOtlM POH M BDf CUV Aft,
ociIiO ,
mav 1
D. Bentschrei-
& Go,
244 KING STRfcfcT,
CHARLESTON, 8. C;
Are now receirfog a largo and-well
assorted slock of Mens’, Youth*’ and
Boy*’ Clotiling and Fura.Uhiug Goods
A fine liue of Hat* coustaotly ou ho ml.
Jan 15.
J.S.
—af
MODAIB HOUSE
DLPi 1
Bargains, Bargains, Bargams.
I BOLDLY A.N T D COlsJFIDK^TBY
MAIvE TIIE ASTOUNDING ASSERTION THAT ‘
Yon Cannot Forget Tliis.
YOU COULDN’T IF YOU TRIED, SO DON’T ATTEMPT TO TRY.
I WANT YOU TO REMEMBER THAT
My Spring’ Stock
IS ARRIVING DAILY AND INCLUDES EVERYTHING SK^SONAULr IN
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Which I am offering at RIDICULOUSLY Low Prices.
jfcr-DON’T DARE UNDERTAKE TO FOi.GET IT "©*.
1.1*. STANSEIal*,
716 I’rofiil St., Under Globe Hotel, An junta, Ca.
Bonds, Boughcrty & Go.
Hardware Merchants,
A-TTGUSTA. GEORGIA-
The McCOnillCK MACHINE in a gratli lietd Ls u conip'ete gua r aulee to the
farmer tluit hi* crop * ill be secured economically and in the 1*0*1 order, without
any of the dvhiys, inUliMp* aud auuoyonees eu'ai.od by inferior luscliiues. We can
offtr tMs aeason such liberal ternid that iho McCnrmkk Maeliiues will pay for
themSelves wifliont cosiing the purchaser a dollar. Term* of piyuient: Otte-
third cash, Oue-third in one year, ami oue-third in two years. Interest on de&rrcd
payment* seven per cent, per annum. '
m*jr7
Mi
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We handle a line of IMPROVED AORIOtTLTOllA 1
MENTS ami SAW MILL MACIUNERY, carefuRyiM^ —
nhteed to please.
The famous PEERING TWINE BWiaEBS^ Reap**
The Celebrated- Corbin Disc Harrow-, Iron Ace
CREEK and HUNTER GRIST MILLS, Cb*tUi*og»
Boy and Watt Turn Plow* and Caatiuga. •
SAW MILLS AI^X> BN
Wc make Saw Mills and Engines a specialty'and defy
Write to us. , * ^
ure General Agents for the Peter km OeMon-AM
give 40 per cent, of hint, am^ to equal the jhrfd
otber variety. I'Hee $1 50 per liurficl—try it, ‘ * "
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MATTUKACTtlSKU 0»» A.2*OK
CARTS
AND
WAGONS
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Ask* a liberal public pitmnage beCrMB ha
Itest workmen and allows so work to go oft df hist
bla comparison with anr on the marlcet, ao nflfcr
or material allowed and every thing ^uarkoteed as
RLck*mith work ofu!llin«l*| UapaifWftmm)i
executed promptly, futhfully, cheaply.
need pnvijiiutj in my tine give maa a^
C^'P-trouno home folks and keep yoor
n prlOT * C.fe
The Leader of
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N-- ! ."-,7' ;
IBB MOST ATTRACTIVE
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-STOCK OF-
a
New and Fashionable
Millinery
r
^ IN TIIE COUNTY IS AT
Mrs, Molair’s,
BARNWELL, O • H-
—CONSISTING IN PART OF —
H&TS AH® BflRmS,
(Trimmed and Untroimed.)
Fans, Feathers, Flowers, Ruchings, and
Lace Neck Wear, Hair Goods, Cor>
sets, Hoop v kirts, Infiuits’s Caps,
Parasobj Plumes, Perfumeries,
Battons.Bumiugs, Nun’s Yoil-
fng and Linen Liwus, all
Colors, Opera clippers,
Scarf Pins, Hosiery—
al! colors, Htndlter'
chiefs sud licit*,
ALL AT FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
Dr. J. H. Price.
BLACKVlLLEv 8- C-*
orrsBi ruu aana
The Celebrated FRY TRUSS.
GEORGE H. BATES
ATTOllMl BD COUNSELLOR AT Ulf,
U AUKTVf KLila C. iff.. H. C.
Will pYtctlce In all tb« Coort* of (he State
and pir* pruaipt atteatten to all teo-inrsa < a-
trusted to hi* ear*. [jan’iff
Olio Ttedeman ft Boas,
_ ‘Wboleawtw GIXocew*
—asa-
^roThriwn Proakww.
102 flad 194 East Bay 84^ Charlfclitu, 8. C.
k»
WarrnDted to
give satisfaction
ormomy will be
refunded to any
one dissatlftflod
after a fair trial.
Will Iasi a life
line and can he
worn with perfect
comfort all the
yv»r round.
THE
Blfel
IN
USE.
Also, All lea rtpeer’s Pore New York
Port Wines, Brandies and uofenneoi-
ed Gmpe Juice, strictly for medicinal
purpnee*. These wro not bar room
uooda and can not bs bought except ftt
Drutr Stores. Approved by the Medi
cal F iculty as admirable tonics, stim-
ulaute and dfuretira.
Also, Puts Drugs and Ksdldoes,
Fresh and Genuine, and sold at lower
prices than the asms qualities can be
bought fiom any other dealer la the
county. All Drugs add Msdieloee are
Guaranteed to he exactly as repre
sented. J. H. PRICE. If. D.
Blackville, B. C.
jaas BOFUBB,
Maaulbetwrar aaft Dselsv la
Farttga nd Don^tte Ulxws.TikffW,
MRVP**, Fft«BM» tnbU
Na.iftB
, . . •.—•
— w-'ti
Wo have bought many spring aod ’ Cottena4«a,o
sumnter goods at reduced priceu and hgaftt
bate decided to give out customers each,
the benefit of wbaatever we lu^vngain* Wittfibmrg sAq
ed. Our New Yoik buyer always has and loaertUm*. «m
bis eye open to Bargaius. fEgumlftw fas «
Our Millinery Ihipartioent Is fall of match, i9B( IBf
beautPul flowers, pompons, rlbbopa, Pendaa Lapa*k^
&c. We are selling a nice srraw baa rla Lawns.
for ladies, mleees and chiidrea at Me Cheek | ‘
each and up to the fluest Milan braid. ZaSaaf
Trimmed hats from 25c up to iktL Qeftt4^-ft*wwi
Parasols from Mo up to $5. |fls*rs and t
Faun 1c each up to i’ASO. ~ ‘
1% "4
Cbildren’a lawn and lace cape from
25c up to 85 00. All over lace, 15,25,
50. 75. All over tinbroMery 76, $1.U0,
150 per yd.
ft*f«,bo*ghtl
urersan4eoU
city p*
Gaol. r .
spedahy.
All Uo m towels 10 rents each and up. eaeh aad nm
Ifana'audt
Gents’gamu
Geuta* aact
A good coieet for 36.60, 75, UXA
Children’s coisets 60c.
L uliea’ collar*, assorted, 10, 16,90.
Bdk mitts, hosiery and gloves from each.
5c pair up,
Tnble linen, linen napkins 60c, ?&
1.00 to 5 00* dozen.
Colored lawns, warranted fast col-
ora, only 60 yd.
Drew* goods la new shades M, 20, 25,
50, 75 per yd.
K
Paperi
9*atn’,
Gfvseaw;
>,k v, » r H«*ru tHa asaai
Seerunckersandllenffew Plaids 10, made. IMaT UmM
11212,151
Beet standard calico at 6c yd,
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Green B. Rich.
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