The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 02, 1885, Image 3
v J Saturday will b« th« *lorloo* ith.
, | A' pld nlo *fll be fftTen at Birora Bridge
‘ / next Saturday,
To-day ia tha fourth annlTeratry of Mr.
Oarfl ld*a in—iielaaUon.
Energy and a boy biggin? flah bait both
mean about tha same thing.
A colored exc'talon will start from Be m-
wcll to Charleston on the 10th Inst, -at 6.10
a. m.
A brram that weight two pounds after
It was cleaned was caught at Hulr’s mill
on Friday.
No one thing will make an editor so tired
of life as to receive an illuminated time ta
ble with the caption, ‘‘Where to Spend the
bummer.”
Tho wheat crop la threshing out well.—
The yield per acre is as large as It was ast
year but, unfortunately, the area 1? large
ly reduced.
One of tho most estlmAble eolpred wo
men of Barnwell, ths wifi of Frederick
Nix, br., dUd on last Thursday, bhe did
not have an enemy In ihe world.
There is some complaint of injury to the
corn and cotton crops from the Iteavy,
washing rams, borne sec* Ions have es-
' capcd "the remorseless drown’’ and receiv
ed no more rain than was needed.
It. btrlngfellow of £lko is associated with
•J.S. Terry & Co., of Charleston, for the
purpose of handling fruits ai d rm Ions and
respectfu’ly solicits consignments.
junelS 3w B. SfKi.vsjririit/rv.
Mr. G. W. Goodson’s gin house in Great
Cypress was »ccid>*ntally burned on Kat-
\mlay. Mr. Goodson wns threshing wheat
at the time and a sna-k from the smoke
stack started the lire. Fifty or sixty bush
els of wheat were lost.
, Between 1st January and 1st June 3,401
'■ Ileus have been tiled in the Cf i U s office.—
They range in amount from 810 to
Mid aggreg«'e $3<1,165. In the same, pe
riod 093 chattel mortgages h .vo been liled
•' aggrega'lng $T4,4T3'
From the annual announcement of the
Medical Col lego of booth Carolina, just re
ceived, we Wrn that (he foil-iWing young
gentlemen (tie matriculates from .title
Vsouuty: T. R Cureton ai d W. T. Sanders.
,heading under Dr. A. B. TVvtterson; J. H.
Hiirthr, under Br. J. D 1 (M-kwo-.d, an/’. J.
H. Roberts uiider Dr. H Vt. Kearse.
v«-. . l , » ,
Wo uckiiowledge the receipt of our firot
melon, a I uge ice cream t(ef ght, from ilair
Broth* rs, Blackvlllo, peat hes from Jno. D.
Browne, Willlston. and from two young la-
diee who don’t want tnelr names in The
People. We assure thorn that llcftr gift,
though delicious, was not uettran nKe as
its donors are.
Barnwell 1ms reason to be proud of
her representative young men .and
maidens at the different c ihogee. iJtsa
AnnloL turie Ashley, daughter of Capt.
L. A. Ashley, stood fret «tu the roll of
honor in a large class at the Creetiville
Female G< liege. Hhe was awarded
c* rtiflcatceiu algebra, natural philoso
phy, bntuny, physiology, and chemis
try at the late couitneuoein* nt.
Hi
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Jlr. AiUlnk A, i. yimUt
orwbe* and Miss Cartla K sterllng rsturned
♦ from (Bonn Rprings on Tuesday.
Dr. N. F. farkland, Sr M spent Court we. k
Itttown. . v \ ■ i
Mrs. J.'ftjnnM Bk0.U visiting Irlends
l. and ielatlyt-8 in Virginia.
Masters John and Charlie Molony arc at
home from Bt Mary's College. <ia-ton Co.,
N. 0., for the slimmer holidays.
Mr. tod MrA Alex Rubacsteln of Augue
tu spent Several days last Week With Mr.
Slmou Brown, . r
Mr. John J. Heffernsn adorned Bull van’s
Island with hit Qomely presence last wrokT
Mr. and Mts P- W. FaiMlI and son will
start to Now Vork cn to-morrow.
Cadet F. Welsslrtger of Black villa at the
prize drill of the Richmond Academy, Au
gusta, Gs., on Friday, won the fourth
prize, a fine pearl handle pocket knife.
Misses Motion and Bessie Hsrlzog of
Bamb^kg attended tha corn monoemont of
Newberry College last week and were the
gbests of their oousln, Mr. W. T. Tarrant.
Mr. D. F. Brew, ou Friday, took before
Clerk bimms the oath oftntention to be->
come a citizen of the Unite 1 btatee.
George Gallatly Thompson, son of H. M.
Tt}ompSoh, E«i.. stood c distinguished ex
amination at tho University Law bchool,
Columbia, last week, lie will graduate a
year hence and start at once to'climb to
tho top yt the ladder.
Clerk tiiutno has taken advantage of a
leisure reason and ia spending a week iu
thecifyby the sea.
^Itev. Arthur Buist wilt commence to-day
e aeries of protracted meetings with Lis
churches which will lasthve weeks.
Arthur L. lelar stands “nextto hea,” In
class 2 iu tho U. C. C. I. Charleston.
liol>ert Aldilch, Ftq.. and fan ily went to
Beaufort yesterday. They will sti.y two
weeks oj the ees eli< re.
Mrs. C. E. Lartigue and children are ex
pected to reach Bldckvllle to- ay. They
wl 1 slay With their old friends until the
middle of August.
Hons. D. ft. Henderson, G. W. Croft and
O. C. Jordan were In town on Monday ou
profeselonsl business.
Col. Gaoitts g<4ng to Glenn Springs fof
the benefit of his health, Longstroet Gantt*
Esq., will accompany him.
Cspt. John D. BtoWne w ll reopen his
NTalettnelon L'tchange In Chailestou this
We*k.
TlMtnMU BadMcgW
On iod after Mwatty May tUkk, 1I8&, Uklns
rill ruu *i folln-.'itUl limnsr ikiUlc. j
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Hai ti veil Rallruad Train, ocunocl with South 4'ar-
oliua lUilway TiwiDn su* lullutrs:
No. 3 has •mmeet loti from South Camtlra Itaitray
frout Auzo.tU and Chark>U)n.
No. 4 connects with South Carolina Hat!war for
CbfrlMton, Augsi-ui and all points l-A’-j and \fesi.
No. 5 and 6 hare connection froiu South Carolina
Railway from Colurutna l>ivision amt Ixs al slaunna
aad for'stiitions AVcst of Blackville. ,.
No. 7 has connoctiou from South Oaro'-vs Railway
from Charleston, Columbia, Augusta ai .1 all .Local
Stations. b.,
No. 8 eonn*'cts with South Carolina .’jilway for
Charleston, Columbia and all tsduts if -* and West.
P. t. A U.EN, O. P>. I'. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK, General Manager,....
S.mth Carolina Hallway.
Commencing May 2ith, IF' 5 '}, trairu
will ruu as follows:
.rnjvijiifMi
ALFRED OWENS
■WILLlSTO *?. »• O-
■ . s ’ ' ^ rtf ; . •
Try my Tcm, Coffee*, 6u"»». "ifoy inj Shoe*, Dry Good*, Qardware. Do*
my Uroceries and bo happy and proaperun*
Not lo bo uuderaold uuywhe-e. Thero'a room and bArgaias for vow.
ilSi
All thu New Fluid
FatractA, Tiactups,
I talent Medici one Bit-
t >rs, Tonics, with all
t t« Standard Re me.
dies for ills to wbidi
vie human race is
heir.
> o • • 3 a a ,
Brown’s Rhw, Bhrowell 8, G.
: Da J>. J. O BANIfON & LO.
v -L_,—:—•
: Da. X 3. O’Ba* non in i^arge
;of Prescription Department.
r Mb A. if. RaS Will be pleased
; to st-e and serve bis friends.
Fancy Goods.
•.Perfumeries from the
j best Manufactories.
T<*Ut.*t Articles,
: Une Soaps, Brushes,
; Pomade*, and a full
: line of goods for the
:f«lr sex.
I
CIGARS. | TOBACCO.
!
PIPES
PITRt: WINtr.M A.N1> l.Mtl tkKN FOU VIliDItl.TAI. PCRPOMF,
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AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WEST
(Daily)
Elko—Several farmers propose ti en-
gugu iu Uiotuilure of aspuingusuud s nail
fruits. Mr. L. A. Thomson is the pioueer
in this new dt-parturo.
Wn the iiioriilng of the iS!h of May VInj.
_E. K. Wllii* found in thtt iadli-s C'wqh of
the Atlanta Express on theS. C U. W. a
valiiatil* gold mounted hair bracelet. No
iadios were in tha couch when it wu*- foniid
and h<* haa_so fsr ^"en unsble to discover
1 tie owner, lie will be gltd to i etui n it L>
th.e poi son who lost it upon profh^* proof
of ownershii*. His post oDico address is
Elko.
Mr Mieh'i'd 'VilMs ie;Kirtv i-i- hogs as
jcifforlng with thedisonsedescribed in'J'H*
l*' *•*",*'. sevocpl "*'.')*> w r:-o eej-tflCDCillg
w tb tendern* s-* of ihp f )*t, wl.leh exiends
over the whole anlmsi. Hi Its not been j
able to And a cure.. Can't somebody diag-
'nose and prescribe?
flie p isseuger the ! Is In a ramshack!e*l
condition. Clliz *n8 of the village and yl-
ci iliy, liavlrg deepai|«d'oft»vni'*Wg a d**-
,pot from the R.iiltoa*! authorities, will
build one at th* ir own expense if the Com
pany w ill accept it and ebtablish an ngen-
"v cy. Becel.its a,-id shipments of freight
Nvotild be largely Increased by the estab
lishment of a depot.
After a pleasant sojaurn of eighteen
mouths in the Gate City of the Sou) h, Mr.
8. N. Green and family'have returned to
their first love, salisftort that there is no
place so pleasant aa the garden iff Xhft old
Palmetto State.
Black ville—“The Metropolis’’ has an em
bryo street preach r wh^se excessive mod
esty Is the only bar to his Continental ce
lebrity.
Hair Brothers, ieading young firroers,
^roiight in the first ripe meionsoh Satur
day and they went bfr like hot cakes.
Cotton blooms sent to The I’kotle by
Messrs. Blume and Biut^u Brown on the
I5th ult. were delayed lit transit but wa
termelons will have Quicker pasgige.
Now base ball grounds are being pre
pared east of the Opera House.
Boss Blunie, a capital young farmer,
whose only fault Is his single blessedness,
Ins a half acre of corn that 8rlll make for
ty bushels.
Rev. U. F. Chrietsburg of Stjmter’doliv-
ered a forceful lecture on temperance on
last Wednesday evening.
A 6ne horse fanner near town offered
the other day to bet his crop that no one
could And, In his cotton Hold, enough grass
to make a sparrow’s nAt.
Barnwall_“The sound of the church go
ing beh” did not issue from any of tho
white churches on Sunday morring.
Binoe the adjournment of Court the pub
lic square has entered upon a term of un
utterable dulness. Even the Illiies of the
valley are demoralized at the arid opening-
of the summer campaign,
The crop of spring chickens is unusually
large And tobt fttiome. ~~
•' Co u i K<j Ev ar rs (.’.act Tick i h S u a no w s B e-
rene-"—Mrs. Sarah Ann Siiettinj* *iicd nud-
irenly of heart disoaso at l-cr reddcnce in
F.ed Oak township 7U fherith nit. »i the ripe
age ol seventy seven ytivs. Hiring all her
Ii' , e ^he wan noted for vigorjns health and
activity, but about a week before her deaith
she told f.erson, Mr. Jereminu SneJliag, that
tier heart was affected and that ?he would
not live teTTcft Icnger. She asked him lo ;«t
a'physician to vis!', her and also lo buy some
caudles, as tha wulchets with her corpse
wonM soon need them. lie complied with
her requests. Mr. Snelling, who is cue of
bur best citisens and wh» has always heen
very devo'ed in his nttenlioas to her, eu-
deavoNid tu git herto go .To his house car,
by. Itut sharefuted, saying that she \n«ited
tr itiein her bwndiome. 8lio set her Lease
in order anti manifested no fear of thy c«rtu
irg of ihe Siaih auget. On the morning of
her death she rose a< usual, attended to her
customary duties, dre*»ed ia the garments
ui -/kick oka wished lobe buried end told a
relative that it wou d uot be neaessery fur
"her frieirG te'*»ake nty yjfcange in her bitriei
>f Bis. She f.iMi went taLcrreom, laydown
npon tut bed and died at she Vad JiStretl,
alone with her God and His angola. ■—
A Sad asd Scbdcx t)x.vTil.--6a last
Thursday Slmdra -h JtwINnes yonogesi sou
ot i a[U. Stallii'j.a, who live* on the
Ul per Three Bun?, Aiken County, just be
yond the Barnwell ITiie, met his death »ud-
'ienly under the foliovving ciiciunstanees:
A l«.v days before L.-liaJ rent rued front
O'-Uool at WJtliston for tlifi sti amcr \ ifiation,
A itirty of rtet^tbors had gar’ierel at bis
tuber n not K to'enjoy a fish dinner. He was
tf’.iuditrg on theshecting below the brear! of
Ctr null which suddenly gay way, hurling
tn avalanche of water and tin.her upoubim.
His body was swept down tbo rcniorsVless
strenoi a half mile and ail the efforts of his
fr'icndsar.d 'kindred eoaki not rescue him.
When Ins corpse was recovered it was found
that someTietivy timber bid struck Kim in
the right temple, r.glit brcist and body, in
fiictiog, it not immediate death, such iron
ies that he, although an expert swimmer,
could not save himself, lie was nineteen
years old. The beans of many friends will
sorrow with t^'e bereaved parents so sadly
wounded by this sudden terrible grief.—
Their cup of affliction has indeed been full
and Ititler. They have laid away seven prtun-
ming Children, just blooming info tbe full
beauty of life. We sympatbiio with our good
friends ami pray that tbe hand of tbe Father
Giat has so stricken them may cure their
heart wounds with the comforting assurance
tliM the broken family circle shall he, bye
and b^e, forever reunited in 'the eternal
presence.
teave Charleston
Arrive at Brauchvllle
Leave Branch vale
Leave Fdisto
Leave Midway
Leave B.imberg
Leave Grahams
Leave Lees
Leave Blackvills
Leave Elko
Leave Willlston
Arrive *t I Augusta
f>.f3 a m
8.40 a in
‘ ‘d.oo a rn
9 09 am
9 20 tV
9.27 a m
9.2N c m
9.49 t m
9.5fl am
lOOOV. m
10 Ida in
11.30pm 10.30 p in
EAST.
[DatP-j
(4)ailr. exSep
bumlays.y
5.20 p m
7.CC p in
7.5o \> in
R.VtO j» n»
ft . Hi p m
8 Li), m
8 31 p in
8.42 pm
8.48 p m
9.03 p m
9.10 p m
Bones, Dougherty <ft Co.
Hardware Merchants,
■A-UGUSTA, GEORGIA-
The McCORMICK MACHINK in a £rain (iclil is a complete guarantee to tho
ftirmer that Us crop will be secure*! cconomicaliy tint! in the l»cst order, without
uny of the d.'lays, mishaps and annoyances eu'nilcd by inferior marhines. We can
offer tliis season such liberal terms that the McCormick Mnchincs will pay for
themselves without casting tho purchaser a dolLtr. Terras of plyuient: One-
'liird cash, one-thiid iu one year, and oue-third in two years. Interest on deferred
payments seven per cent, per annum.
may?
Leave August a
LeaveWillUtoD
Leave Eiko
Leave Blackville
Leave Lees
Leave Grahams
Leave Bamberg
Leave M id way
Leave Kdisto
Ar. ai Branchvtlls
Leave llraitchville
Ar. at Ciiarlewton
6.05 c. pi
7.$' £. ru
, 7.3, i in
.7 50 a m
7.56 k.ci
8 07 a ai
8.18 am
-8 25' * rn
8.36* m
8.45 a m
9.05 r m
11 05pm
[Daily except
.Sunday.
4.45 p m
6.23 p ni
6.82 p ui
6.48 p m
0.50 p ui
7.10 p m
7-22 p in
7.28 p m
7.40 p ni
7.50 p m
8.10 p in
lo.OO p m
COLUMBIA DIViNION-WEST.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave Bruicbville 8.. r >8»ui 7.45pm
Arrive at C'amdcn 7 42'p in 12.14 pm
Arrive at Columbia It'.ii'am lOOOpiu
Leave Colu'nbia 6.30 am 5.27 pm
Leave Camden 7 (0 a m 8.55 p m
Ar. at Br:i44chville 8 4-Vn m 7.26 p iu
EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave Charleston 10.30 pm
Leave Bniucliville 2.it a m
Leave Blackville 4 JY a ra
Ar. Augusta 7.20 a tn
'EXl’RESS (DAILY) EAST ) *"
Leave Augusta 11.05 pm
Ar. ftBTackville 1.4% am
Ar. at Branchville 3.15a in
Arrive at Charleston 6.20 am
“CONNECTIONS."
Connections made »t Augusta with Georgia
R. K. to and from a’lpilnts West and South
west with thro*»**li Sleerif ;• hetiveeu Char-
Ic.jtu,, iind Aiiar.r.i on Exa,ru33 traiu.
Connect ivtis inside at i ’ha float on with North-
Es.ster i R. U. fur prints North aud w uh New
A’ork Stcfs'uts mi S.iiunlavs.
Connections mu do. at Cofumbia ivith Co
lumbia nud Greenville K. 1L and Cliorlotte,
t~CoTumbiii and Augusta R. R. to and from all
points uu both Loads.
('inflections made at Bloektillo with Barn.
. /.Of M p
D. c. ALIEN, G. r. AT. Agent.
Jull N 15. i 1/ A. General Man ger.
TBE MOST ATTRACTIVE
8?RI?1G A?10 59iSWitt
—STOCK OF—
New and. Fashionable
Millinery
IN THE COUNTY 13 AT
Mrs. Molair’s,
BARNWELL, O- H-
— CONSISTING IN PART OF —
BATS AMD B0Wm§,
(Ttimmcd aud I'utrmuied.)
Fins, Veatlters, Flowers, Rucltings, and
Lttce Neck Wear, Hair Goods, Cor-*
sets, Hoop bkirts, Infants’s Cups,
Parasols, Plumes,' Perfauierics,
Buttons. Buuiiugs. Nitn’s \’eil-
iu^ aud lunen Lmu?, all
colors. Opera hKppSrs,
Sentf Pius, Hosiery—
all cdors, Ifandkev
chiefs and Belts,
ALLjogr UABUI.OU8I.Y LOW PRICES.
•w
Wllliston—Up to Saturday night fifteen
hundred erntes of fruit had been shipped
from this depot. -
High winds and heavy rains have seri
ously Injured the melon ornp.
Dr. Fraser, Secretary of the State Board
of Health, pronounces Wiillston the olean-
est town in tha State.
The plo nlc at Col. W. W. Wiilla' mill is
appointed for the SSd Inst.
1 It (* stated that T. J. Cluverius, on-
1 der sentence of death at Richmond for
tbe murder of Mies Lilian Madison,
" delved Xpropositldif frorn aHSfew‘br
leans lawyer to door him for a stipu
MM sum, payable when It It
This lawyer condemns tbe Jury for tbe
Verdict tt rendered la scYets isatu,
-Ms
Ik Codobxd Cii.CLEa.-Uev. R. D. Rice
has resigned the pastorate of the Bethle
hem Baptist Church, Barnwell. His resig
nation U to take off *ct on thu 18th fnst.
Since the first of January Rev. R. Car-
roll, recently of Grahams, has received one
hundred and ten new members into his
newchargo at Greenville, built a parson
age that cost llOO'aud furnished it hand
somely. His congregations on Sunday
nights average a thousand hearers
A colored minister writes us personally:
“I hope < very colored minister iu the count
t y will sqon take Thk People. I suppose
all the white preucheis we already sub
scribers.”
Frd Nix, Jr., has resigned the offioee of
Re. ublloan County Chairman and Chair
man of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee of thU District. 1 he equal and ex-
act administration of justice Ip the infe
rior and superior courts, “without regard
to race, color or previous oondltion i ,, has
convinced hfm and nil other sensible men
of ids race of tfee anfoty of their rights un
der Democratic rule.
Bethlehem Sabbath School celebrated
Children's Day on Sunday last with the
following programme: Organ Voluntary,
Minnie Sumpter; Responsive reading of
the Hundredth Psalm; Invocation.,A.L
Harrison; song. "Howlng the seen; Open
ing Address. Willie Sumpter.’ Dialogue,
"Ihe Flowers," Rosa Thompson. GumIu
Patterson, Jennie Butler, Lissie Clark, Li»-
XioSumpter; Eulogy <n a missing mem-
her <>f catechism alas " *
14
Fauadrf, Khriunt
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE Dl&OT^
Aupfusta* Gheorgia*
IBty, SelL^.yltan-e, Rent or Repair
on betst manner and terms,
eWines, boilers,
saw a*nd grist mills
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Have on hand a Larpe Stock of
ohtsa No. I. WUU*
fcw>h, ysqi,.M«at)fr*a»
Ford;
mm
eon, Rosa Duncan, Charlie Butler, Louisa
Green; Floral Letter, Annie K. Brown; Ue-
HtaUon of versee by the oihootr»| in Burn-
^t Wagtag, “Only on Armor Bearer."
Collection for mlegionary and Sunday
upwards of 50 Engines and Boilers, also
Steam and Water Ripe at reduced pri
ces. »
KORTLVG INJECTORS,
Vand izen Jet Pupirti Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Circular Saws, Files, &c.
Write for prices. Promptness and
good work, Cheap wM b^mr aim.
an24 ;
D. Bentschner
& Co,
244 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Are now receiving a large and wall
assorted stock of Mens’, Youths’ and
Hoys’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods
A fine line of Hats constantly on baud.
janlft.
J.S.
—ATTUI—
f"
MOLAIR HOUSE
PLEASANT ROOJVJS,
FIRST-CLASS “Atf* E
AT.THE HOTEL W1NDIOR,
211 Kitg Sircct, Charteston, S. C.
(Four Doors South Ax-ademyof Music.)
This well appointed Hotel will b*
opened for reception of Guests Idard
1.1885, -by (>. T. ALFORD, recent!'
Proprietor Now Brighton Hotel, Suili
van’s Ijsland. Tho Windsor is new)'
furnished throughout, having ball
mattresses ami woven wire-springs r*i
all beds. t To make this a strictly fum
ily Hofel’no liquors will be sold on the
promises.
H'*.vi r )<* rr' 1 ''” years fr:!. rce.-I-
prou.ise to atl favoring me with thel.
patronage a pleasant home while iu
Charleston.
Hates : 81 50 to 82 per day.
Liberal rates by week or month.
let 26
Green B. Rich.
Jtweiler and Photographer,
BLACKVILLE - - - - 8. C.
Dealer in and Repairer of Diamonds.
Watches, Clocks, Kings and all kinds of Jew
elry and Solid Silver and Dinted were.
Conte and gi t your Wedding presents.
Fine watch work done aud warranted.
My stock labeled find very fin# and I cor.
dially invite public inspection.
dec4
Hertz & Renkl.
TAYLOR MFC. CO.
Edward Brooker
WILLISTON, S. C.,,
fs now prepared to furnish, on‘short no
tice and accommodating terms, the fol
lowing briefiy described oulturua ot one
of the largest ami bc.-t Manufactories in
the Union :
1- Dry btcam Portable Engines, all
izes.
2. ( Umax Engines, all siacs. Portable
*r Detached, as desired, with Lucomo-
ivc or Return Tubalat Boilers.
d. Tiger Engines, ail sizes. Portable
*r, JctajbcJ, as desired, v\ th Ijotomo-
tive or Return Tubular Boilers.
4. The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron Frame
supeib and substantial, lor heavy or
plantation work, as desired.
1 ha Ruck eye Reaper nnd Jlcwcr,
Luciveye la bio Rake Reaper.
Buckeye Twine Hinder.
1 he above can be sold on low and ac
commodating terms.
—dealers IN—
Wines, Liquors, Cigaft and Tobacco
Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
.No. 610 Broad Street, Opposite Au
gusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
Orders promptly atteuded to.
Bar and Bowliu;
Alley attached.
dec 11
CHA.S- O. LESLIE.
Wholesale end Retail Commission
—DEALEB IN -
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POULTRY.
Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
Office Nos. 18 ar.d 20 Market St.
East of East Bay Charleston, S. C.
Consignments of Country Prodace are
respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, &c.
AU orders filled with dispatch-
sepl8-6m
Liddell’s Boss Press, two screw pins,
pack either up or down.
“MMB HUT! BEIT
Oom-Mills and Millstones,
GEORGE H* BATES
ATTOIISIV ASDCOCSSILUlFiATLiW,
B A.RIVW KLtr C. H., 8. O.
Will practiee in all ths Courts of ths State
and give prompt attentioa to all hosiaeas en
trusted to his ear*. [JanlM
Will execute Watah, Clock, Jewelry
repairs, Engraving, etc., at moderate pri*
ees '
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Otto Tiedeman & Sons.
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TH1 BUT Df THB WORLD
F0« TABLE MEAL I
■soslti eniMl Sort n Amtftttka.
aWTSIASSUSABIUSTHlSr
I know my business well and villftivo
the benefit of my loug experience to nay
friends.
Any farther informatiap will be cheer-
fully/uruished.
1 guarantee satisfaction.
Address
EDWAil) BROOKER,
Williston, S. C.
janlS
~ I».l. -s. wiyMiWoini,
Op'.rilivo and Mechanical DenlLst,
* ■; *■ ■
Having locAted in Willistow offer* bb pro-
fcs-sional nevvices t o the ciusens of Barnwell
ami xiijotniiig cuui.lics.
aprl6-8m
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u
I*r<Jvt«iau Bwsalwrta,
102 and 104 EAt Bay fft., CWlevtoa, 8. C
f^UtoUs Sseotaltr.npK
JAS. ED^lVIS,
AIIORMY ASD C8CSSELL0R AT LAW,
BtAwnvrell C. H., S. C-
Canveyaaoing and eollectioas speeialtiea
fob 14
lolFIifuls,
Manufacturer and Dealer ia
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco,
•XlJOT^mPIC*, otc. -
No. 343 King Street, Charleston, S. C’
jaa2i
Way*- wottvy >■
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Cf 6>r ttn* best Irttla
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CO.
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out.
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Dealers in Generaf
Willlston, S. CR
Special attention given to Family Grocsriese Dky Good!,
Stattonery, inetbding Sunday Subouksui plies.
u c A. 8- M-
All ( nhlt buyer. u»o wire imxicj. hy cllliiu on un. Ins no mII Or
not have to put uu largo prolfts to c"rer bad debts.
U N H, JjT
^ e constantly on hand the folkiwia^-popular Sewing Mnrhiwns >
D A.VIS, NEW HOME. DOMESTIC.
Anil will lopply «ny other kind if w»nte<4. AUo • foil line of needlee end auaekt
incuts. H • si-11 Sewing Machine* for cash or on installment. Old machinO* Ur
Wen tn excliango for new ones. AU in waut of any thing in our line call M Off
wrKo to us.
may?
J. W. BLANTON & CO.
Bargains,
I BOLDLY ajntd confidently
make the asiniunding assertion that
You Oannot Forget TliiSa
YOU COULDN’T IF YOU TRIED, SO DON’T ATTEMPT TO TEX*
I NY ANT YOU TCUlEMErtBER THAT
My Sjtriiio- l^tock
IS ARHIVIN’G DAILY AND INCLUDES EVERYTHING SEASONABLE I3f
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats^
Which I am offering at RIDICULOUSLY Low Price*.
JWDON’T DARE UNDERTAKE TO FORGET IT-®t.
I-L. STANSEEsIs.
i D1 Bro(ld St., Under Globo Hotel, Aagaita,
To Fanners and Mill Men.
— —w i • *
Wo handle a line of IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL IMPLS.
MENfS and SAW MILL MACHINERY, carefully selected and ran*
antced to please. • ■
The famous DEERING TWINE BINDERS, Reaper. aBd ( Mom«.
e ° r * tc ^ ^ orhi * ^' ,,C Harrow, Iron Age Cultivators, CLOUP-
CREEK and HUNTER GRIST MILLS, Chotunoogs Dixis
Boy sn l Wstt Turn Plows and Castings.
SAW MILLS AND "ENGINES*
w ^ e t m4,te Saw aui * Engines a specialty and defy cwnpetltioi^w
We are General Agents for the Peterkin Cotton Seed, gaarunteed C*
of Lint, and to equal tho yield in Seed Cotton of an*
give 40 per cent
other variety. Price oO per bushel-try it.
MoIVIaster <& Gribbes,
uhwiy COLUMBIA. S C;
IT TO 1( oral HOT TO U mnjiB
C’ O- RUSH. BLAraVILLE, S. C.,
MANUFACTUHER OB’ m
CARTS
AND
WAGONS
A^b
A a
best
us s .i6bss| nublic patronage became he uses the best materials, employs ft*
workmen and allows no work to go oat of hb shops that will uot bear favofft-
hi* com prison with anv on the market, no matter where wade, No shoddy uwk
or ma»crial allowed and cverv thing guaranteed at represented.
Blacksmith work of all kinds, Repairing and all orders in wood tod ires week
executed pwiuptly, faithfully, cheaply. A large stock eonataatly on baud. If jott
need anything in my line give me a call before buying. It will pay yeti to de so. ^
BP’IkttroDize home folks and keep yoor money at home.
^J t P rlb l , C. C. RUSH, Blackville, 8, C,
Tne Leader of Low Prices*
J* L. MORRISON,
BLACKVILLE, S, C,
BWe have bought many spring and
aumaier goods at reduced price# and
have decided to give our customers
tbe benefit of wfeoatever we bavegain-
^d. Our New Yo«k buyer always has
bie eye open to Bargains.
Cottonsdes, car si meres and snl tfegw.
Ladies linen dusters #1.00,1.2IL 150
each.
Bumburg and Moll Edgings, Swissi
nod lusertlogs.
r, ...... ^ - Ktamfne for enrtnlnn with iMt to
Our Millinery Hepaitment is fuU of match, Ifi, 20, 25c yd.
Feralan Lawns, India Molls, Tletb*
ris Lawns.
beautiful flowers, pompons, ribbonsj
&c We are selling s nice erraw bat
for ladies, misses and children at 10a
each and up to tbe floeet Milan braid.
Trimmed bats from 25c up to #10.
Parasols from 10c up to #(k
Fans 1c each up to $2.50.
Cbtelren's lawn aud lace caps from
25c up to $5.00. AH over lace, 15,25.
50-75. All over embroidery 75,810D,
150 per yd.
All linen towels 10*entseacbend up.
A good corset for 86,60, 75,1.00. ;
Childreu’e corsets 50c.
L'ldlcb* collars, assorted, 10, 1^, 20.
Bilk knttts, hosiery and gloves from
56 pair up.
Thble linen, linen napkins 50c, 75,
1.00 to 5 00 doaen.
Check Nainsook Iff, 131-2,15, 3$, 30.
Ledice’ shoes and slippera
Qents’ sboss and slippers.
Misses and children’* shoes and]
pen, bought for cash from
urers and sold 35 per sent cheaper 1
dt
ty prices,
ttepts* fui
*W'.i
-
specialty. Coate from IB, 40,501'
each and up. Pants 40.50,75 np.
Mens* and boys* bets 5e tip. - - v
Gents' gauze shirts 25,50, Tiff each.
Genu’ end boys’ linen eollatk 19a
each,
Paper collars 10c per how. ' ■ *
Genu* New York
lnt)Qdrled shirr, beat in tW :
Colored lawns, wajraoted fact eol- $1.00; Wye at 96e.
ors, only 5o yd. Given away-100 tew*
« 00 ?* In n » w 10,90,25, Given away, fiOOsilver
* Ws sell tha flnrat
Seersuckers and Benfraw Plaids 10, made. No.
1212.16. _• five yean.
Beet standard cel loo ak-So-yd.
Aid)
J. I«. Morrison.
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