The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 30, 1885, Image 3
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lHUl«t)At. JtlLY 00, 1885.
Mr. W. P. Uatwt la saM to have th« beat
fruited cottou crop in Bennett, Sprtrura.
Deor aigna are plontVIul n«'ttr tlie Eili«to,
but it will be unlawful tohuntYhem before
tue first of September.
Capt. Uriah Dunn and son are expect<*d
to get to Barn well towards the end of A\r^"
KiiMt with a drove of Kentucky stock.
Married in Charleston on the 3<i Inst, by
Hr v.C. A. liayiiHid. Mr. 0. B. Ellle of Al
lendale and Mies Jt atinie Vincent of Chill
iest >n.
K. A. Ellis, E c q , of Allendale was In t/rwn
last week. He reported good crops, fair
health and perfect peace along the liue of
the Port Koval llAilroad.
Dr. J. H. E. Milhous will b? nt his dental
rooms at the Patterson House next Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday prepared to
w rit upon ail who may need his services.
We had the pleasure of meeting on Sat
urday Mr. John Glass, the Fruit Agent of
the S. C. K. Vi. Co. He is the right man in
i ne right place—a good looking glass.
The Barnwell base bell club (colored)
pin yed the Bed Oak club (of the same shade
and watermelon proclivities) on Saturday,
the score standing; Barnwell 32. KedOak 4
Mrs. J. S. Shuck returned from Florida
several nays ago. Mr. Shuck has entirely
recovered from a protracted attack of fe
ver and is pushing the fortunes of his p.a-
ber, “New Fliirida,’’ with remarkable en
ergy. '"i
The President has appointed Mr. John
B. McNab minister to the Arctic Begioim,
with headquarters on the corner opposite
the Court lb,use, where he keeps the Usit
of ice cream and soda water. John and
Mr. II. 11. Easterling always ent'em up to
the pi Intel —(’apt. John 1). Browne d-o-n-t.
Ex-Gov. Ilagond has gore to Charleston
to attend the annual meeting of the Board
of Visitors of the Citadel Academy, of
■which he Is chairman. Ho Is the only <>111-
cer in the Slate, undi'r Hie ra'W regime,
whoseteirn lasts “for life or during good
behavior.”
Williston—The Willis Mill pic ole on the
2til Inst, passed n(T vt'ry pleasantly.
Mr. and Mrs.d. T,Smith will go to(ilenn
Springs next week lor the reniiiinuor of
the sumn er.
Revs. I). W. Key and T. M. Oolphin i re
c inducting mi interesting protracted
irreetteg in the Bnprb-r church.
Watermelon shippers have been busy for
a fortnight in sending nff big melons and
counting big money. Over ten Umusund
dcllttis has been placed to their cre<lit.
Blackvllle—Mr. J. L. Morrison will go
North In a few days and will spend two or
three weeks In buying a heavy stock of
goods for the fall trade.
Col. Hush has as much work as he can
do In his shops. Good W‘ok anil fair pri
ces account for hie success.
Mrs. Brown of M lvanid. Oa , Miss Ma
mie Bulst of ChernW, ami Miss Anna
Broadwater of Hamburg arc spending
aometbne with Rev. A. Bulst.
Mr. Georg.* Hai iz >g dh.-l <'n Sattmlay
bight after a long tllrn 8*.
Rev. A. W. M.-orc of Lancaster preached
In the Methodist church on Sunday moi n-
tug. His scrinou was a nulugy of General
Giant which Would have te*en moreacCep-
tible to a Mnssachusctis congregation
l hail it Was to the people of the prostrate
Suite who, wlule uiBiiig to forgive tlie
wrongs of the |>ast. cauuot forgot the »or-
lowful ye .rtMif reconstruction.
W. R. Kelly, I>q , ha* recoveied from an
nt nek oi iiiteiniittent fever,
Msj. L. T. Izlar rtturned from the moun
tains on Monday.
I he Concert and Broom Drill tiven on
Filduy evening lor Uie benefit ef the Ai
ken baptist church was a Very enjoyable
cnt>u talnment,
* —
Grahams -Mra. Damish Hn<l daughter,
bf Augusta, ste vieiliug fi fends tn town.
Mrs. Joys and Miss Masmi Of bumterai'e
spending some lime with Mtss Mutuh] Gra
ham.
Mrs. Inablnet is vlaltfnc friepda lu Co-'
lumbal.
Corn and cotton crops are excellent. Dr.
Is. D. M. Guess has twenty sores of upland
corn that will make SO bushels. »
1 he first b rm of Uie village schoOi closed
with appropriate exercises. ’J ho accom-
.lilL-Imd PlinciPHle. Mles blrca and Mi s.
Day, have given general ftUlafaoUou to
pupils and p Irons.'
Nobody has gone to the springs. Home
!i sufih lent!y ht nlthy, alttiougn thcru has
b»*^n some sickness in the con. munity 1 Dr
Mr. L. W. Kennedy's family there have
been four cases of typhoid fever, tils eld
est daughter,Caroline, diod of that
disease two or thiee weeks ago.
Mr. Townsend of Abbeville, brothor-in-*
Jaw of the It* v. J. fi. Bitty, was so well'
l-leased with Uds S'Cthm on a ieC-nt vtolt
that be expressed his inb ntion t.> ibturn
hr the fall, buy a farm and lo&ilo pet hia-
nontly rf he can suit himself.
Chick' n thieves made successful raids,
last week, on the fowl Boupcs of Muj. J. R
Turner and Mr. FI. O, Rice.
Capt. Liebman and family ^re Well
pleased with tholr new Virginia horn**.—
Their old friend* and neighbors, while re
luctant to part With them, are Very glad
to hear of their pleasant home and pros
pects.
Rncklcu'i* Arulvn XnlVe.
The best salve in ><tie world for outs,
■ bruises, eoree, ulcers, sail rliemi , fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skinoruptiniis, and positive
ly cures Pil> b, or no pay required. Iif Is
guaranteed to glVe perfeet saiLsiuCion, or
money refurtdev.1. Pi li-e 26 cents per bottle.
For sale bV W. S. EaVes, Barowt'll, Dr.
(Stephens, Blackvilie. )ulyl6-ly
BELiaiot’s Noticiw. — The protracted
Poet lug at Matlock church, R. R. R ,•
Cloned on Monday, Jnlv K'ch, after a most
Interesting and pleasant meeting. The
services Were conducted by the Rev. A.
Buist, pastor, assisted by the Rev. F. Jones
of Beech Island. The additions were three
By baptism and one by restoration.
The protracted itmeting at White Pond
closed on Monday , July 15th.' The pastor,
B«V. A- Bulst, wag assisted by Rev. D. M.
Ramsey, agent for the Mato Board of Mis
sions. The congregations were large and
att«ni Ive. 1 he result was five by baptism,
two by letter and five restorations.
Nine persons connected them selves with
the BlackviHe Baptist church miring the
recent protracted meeting. The rite of
baptism was administered on Thursday —
R-v. John G. Williams, the pastor, was as
sisted by his eon, Key. James Williams, of
tin C* iter.
The protracted meeting of the Grahams
Baptist church resulted In tlx aecvetdons.
The candidates will be baptized on the sec
ond Sunday la August. Rev. J, 0. Biowne,
pastor of the church, was assisted by the
Rev. D. W. Key of WUlislou, who csptl-
taled all hearts by his eloquence in the
puipR and bin gwi<U conduct la social life.
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f'CHooo Notice —The patrons of Bl.wk-
viltu Academy held a meeting ,ui Wednce-
d»y, 22ml Inst^ for thepur|Hufve of electing
nnatees an<l employing teachers tor the
em-ulng year. The following geiitieif.an
were elected ns trhstees: W. J. Martin,
Slu'oii Brown. J. G. Williams, L. T. Iz'.ar
ami James Tiiothson. I he trustee* have
secured the seryio-sof Prof. D. N. Putney
nhd two lady a*«l?tniit»aud propuse under
their management to ©pen a school tlie
ttret Monday in beptemUir for boys and
girls second to none in the country.
iTbcee Are Mol ill Fncfi*.
The best blood piulfler fimi system
regulator over placed within the renuti
of suffering himmnity truly Is Electric
IJlit'erM. ImictivBy of the liver, tdl-
iousnens, }iuudlo» , t constipation, weak
kidneys, or any dutare of the urinary
organs,nr whoever requires an «ppe-
tiztr, ionic or niiid aiiuiulHtit will al
ways find Electric Bitters the beat and
only certain cure known. They act
sorely and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction or
money refund'd. S dd at ilfiy cents a
bottle by W. S. Eaves, Barnwell, Dr.
Stephens, Blackville.
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Gof.rAN' and Gould.—Ex Senator
Gordon, of Georgia, is a familiar figure
on the streets of Washington these het
days. He has bad a checkered career,
at one time being the most popular
man i^‘ Georgia, not even excepting
the late Ben Hill. He resigned Ids
pace in the Serial o'to make room for
Joe Brown, and since that, lime he haa
rather lost caste with politicians of the
South. Gordon went into railroading
and made a cord lialf-niillion dollars.
About six nionths agitho went to N<-w
T'li lc and began to KpeciibiUi on Wall
street. At first he was very success
ful. In One week, he told a friend,, be
cleared over Sfio.ikK). He was jubilant,
and was getting his ‘pointers’ from
Jay Gould. His friend warned him to
be careful, but Gordon, who ir ordina
rily a Keen, sharp btr inesa man, wus
eonfldei|i that Lc would soon be a mil-
llontire. It is imrdly neecssKty to
wiite tha+eqcid. HeishtTeiu Wash
ington, so imu of his friends told me,
without a dollar—all gone in specula
tion—Washington Gorr> spotjdettce.
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Aunouabes to hia friends that ha'TiSf*
opened un extensive stock of firat thiis
FAMILY” GROCKIUES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, AC.,
and will l e pleased to see his friends and
ubsnrcs thcr-ii tliat Midway is tbo place to
buy nt bottom prices for cash or on
credit, ami tie certain to ask for die Gro
cery Establishment of VATIN.
jdj2i
Gars tea & 5tanseU
50C KING STREET.
dHA.RI^KW'l'OX. M. Cf.
Wboles.de Commis-ion Mcichants in
Melons and Fi urs.
Confinin ? themselves -trictly to acom-
mi?«hm bisslntss they solicit consign
ments, oledge, theinselves to serve tlieir
customers to the best ©f their ability uml
at karst to equal and if po-sibie burpsss
all oilier competitors.
Conei-pondence solicited.
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AiTuiiMVHii reomiM *mw,
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Conveyancing ami colleetiana specialties
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Try my Tens, OMFses, ?ng«rs. Hoy my Short; Dry Chotif, 1I«i4tr«(lk. 1 <}%
»y GDK<oies rid be happy and prospcrotW. J > . ^ r
Not to be uiidcrs'idd -"lywb©^. Thcie's rodtx «sd MrgStos jrnt
f j [The People s JI tlffli
iti) Diitu NfouK. 11 i wan
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‘~^:^--trrs=senrr-.
Ad the New Fiui'i ; Brown s Row, Barnwell 8,0, : , I’apcy Good*. >
Extract*. ltne;m''», : Da. J. J. O'BAXNON & oO. .Pcrfutnarlcw Ir-oifhe
Patent Madlciuo* bit.,..; 1 ; be*f Manufmrtfitles,
icTH, T»uu». wltJi all ; THt. J. J. O’Ba'to ebargo.: T-dh t Acilot**,
tho FrAodard Ib-me. ;of lh«a»crlpiiou Dcpa-trneat. ;Flne Soups, Brtisnea,
dlnstof Ills to wldch ; ; Poujados. «t*d a full
th»* humaa race Is : Mu A. N. Rai will bo pb-ugod ; line of good* forth©
bedr. ‘ to see and servo hi* friend*. t fnlraeX.
CIO xY to, l TOBACCO,
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»*l HU WIAKW AAD l.KtI OUM I'OK MF.IMCI.VII. |»|;KI»Ow|;«4.
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Manufacturer and Bealer in
Foreign andDomftstie i i.2;ars, Tobarco/
K'Niir# 1 . prPKts, urc.
No. .’M.J King IS I reel, Charleston, S. (h
j anil I
Bones, Dougherty & Co.
Hardware flerehants,
ACOtTSTA, Grir.ORGTA*
Thr McCOHMICK MACHINE in a gmiti field is n comp'ete guarantee to Ihe
farmer that lu-> crop will he aerurel economifaliy and in the l»e*!t order, vf'hnnt
any of the (Mays, mishaps and annoyances etfiaiiod by ir.ferior iitacbiues. Wc «An
offer this season such liberal terms that the McCormick .Machines will pay for
TIipiii-oIvok without costing tho purchaser a dollar Terms of payment: Ono-
tUinVcu-di. ont-ibird in one year, and one-thud in two years. Interest on deferred
payments seven per cent, per annum.
Sped*! nH«alio#i
Stationery, iaoludinf Fui»d*y
Ah’ Cadi buyer* on s»ve nwneT bj^ „
not have to put on Urgo j ixdifs M?’qftv«r
NT Hr
\Te kwp' oomdantly on bars) tint
T> AV»S*
And will Mijq.ly any other kind if Winttyj^ JMi'£
manta. Wc sell Sowing Machines for cash or on
ken in oxehange fer new ones. AU ia w««ik «f
write to us.
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Bargains, Bargains,
lx Hot.iDi.v xv vr) corpiTjl
MAKBTHE ASTOcfllllXO ASSfittl
Yon fannot Forget
YOU OOULUN T IF YOU TRIED, SO DOJFT ATT
I WANT YOU TOUEMEflIBERTHAT
My Npring* St
iS'ARKIVtJm DAU.Y AND UfCbimfiS
I READY MADE CLOT
Gents’ FurnlsMng
Which I am offering &RIIjICULO»^Y
r«rD<)!i T JURE INDER7AKE TO
IL. STAN
TIG I>ioh'1 St. t Under tH#Fc
NT Ti IE no.
C C KITHYT' BLACKVttLE, 8.‘ {
NTA.Virrr AC^TTTirtCR oir ArtTfD MXMtAMm’
mnyl
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Machine
•>%■ S ■»|«inW n N »»% .
Tho ino*t importautdl cowry i* that
which brings the rn>mt gt>od to tfi«
great net number. Pr. King’s New Dis
?ov> ry for consumption, coughs amf
colds will preserve the hoalihand nave
life, and 1* h priceless boon to the af
flicted. Not only <loes it positively
cure consumptlort, butrsiugbH, s-oMs,
bronchitis, asthma, lioaiseiibss npd .Ul
affections of the throa', diest ami
iungs yield at once tf> Its wonilertul
curatiy.* powers. If you doubt this
get a tiial bottle fiee at W. b. Eavco’s
drug store.
A trustworthy gentleman from the
neighborhood.pf Marietta, Greenville
County, reports that there are com
stalks In the Earle bottoms, beat thers
twenty feet high by actual measure
ment,
A flout hern Senator. It Is reported,
will off-r next'Wfnior, In the Senate, a
bill giving Mrs. Grant n peimioh of
£•') 00u a year for life. Thte ii tl|n pen-
' —AND—
naiLER-WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DKPOf,
Au^astai Oeorgia.
'Dny, Sdl, Kxrh angc, Rent or Repair
best inanm-r and !• this,
ENG IN ES^nof LK ftS,
SAW AND GRIST mh.ls
AND MACIIINERV,
CHEAVAXD ft non.
Have on band a I.mvo SUsik *•!
tion usually granto'l to the widows of
Fre»i>leotM, and the bill will unqueu-
tionubly pas*,
A B talon Courier reporter naked tbe
supeiiuteiideut of school* tho other
day : ‘How doe* iLliappvn that there
are so many odd raatdA among the
school teacher* V ami he roplied, ‘Bt-
c iuse school teachers are as n rule,
women of sense, and no sensible wo
men will give up a 830 position for a
8lf> man.’
A frisky old fellow In Connecticut,
aged eighty-eight years, has been lied
to the bed post by enter pTlslug rela
lives because be wanted to marry a
ninth wife. They concluded to draw
Uxu duexiiuuusIkaojuuU .Na. 0 ncems tp
have been the limit.
Mr, Andrews, formerly of Sparuin-
Rurg, S. C., but now of Newaik, N. J.,
has invented a cotton cultivator, with
which six acres of cotton can be plow
ed and hoed In a day, leaving the rows
entirely denii. One of the cnltivatot*
Is being used successfully by Mr. Lai g-
*ton of Spartanburg.
A correspondent of tho Cincinnatii
Gazette hear* that Mr*. Grant think?
$12OOff would bo a respectable remu
neration for tho medical attendant* of
General Grant, who have put In no
bill whatever. Six thousand dollar*
of this money was raised by Stanford,
Huntington a'pd Crocker of the Cen
tral Pacific Biilroad, and Mackey and -
other* Talsed the balance.
The Eufaula (Ala) Tim* 1 * baa seen
Capt. Kolb’* big watermelon patch and
Says It la a grand and wonderful *lgbt.
There are 80,000 hill* that will aver
age not lees than four melona to the
hill, and there are now in eight not
less than 100,000 melon* Varying In
weight from ten to thirty and forty
pound* each. A* yet but few of this
large number ar« ripe, a* tlie planting
was purposely late, In order to avoid
the first melon glut of the Aoritern
ruarketa. It l* estimated that the
captain will clear $1(1,(XXVon this crop
if lucky enough to get ten cents each
for them. . • '■< - G.
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Dyspepsia Cttre.—\V. a. Wright. Comp-
trtiller General State of Georgia, says lie
ha* been entirely cwml of Dyepepsls with
only three bottle* of Dr. HolUa Dyspeptic
Elixir. For sale at Wllll*t«n by Dr.
Druoker A Bon. at Barnwell by Walter 8.
Eaves, at. Blackville by Dr. Stephen*.
J.E. Faulin, Druggist at Tort Gaines,
Ga., write* that he sell* more of Holt’s
Dyspai Uc Elixir than any other patent
roedlelne. For sale at WUIlaton by Dr.
BrookerA Mon, at Barnwell by Walters.
Eaves, at Blackville by Dr. Stephens.
If you are suffering with Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Asthma or any chronic liver
trouble try a bottle of Dr, Holt’* Dyspep
tic Elixir. It will set t*H to wife you.
Wherever Dr. Holt’* Elixir M sold all
doubt is removed Iti regard to Dyspepsia
being Incurable. Get It of Dr. SthibenS at
Blackville, Dr. L. Bna>k«r A Son, WiUis-
to* r and W. S. Esvfln> Barnwell, b,c.
iutermy
upWiini* ot'fiO Euguiva aiiildloi era, ;il>
Steam and Water ai reduced pri
ces.
KORTISG INIKCTOUa,
Vand izen Jet Dumps, Bolts, Nufs,
Wuidler*, (.'iri ulur i^uw*. Kile', Ac.
Write for prices. Proiiiptne** ami
goo>l work. Clifa'p wi.l he our ami.
ao2*
.1 iA-W kcticm :.
The umlenc'^.-ieil h.ive opened a branch
ofl.ee in Hnuiberir, S. A|>(H>iniineiitf>,
► veiy Friday. (Kline over ('mints Brntlier s
more. 1. M. .t E. 1*. iri TMlN.
innr2‘» Atlornev* ut Lnw.
J. S. HAMILTON
—AT TIIK—
MOr^AlJt HOUSE
J—ou—
DR. PATTERSON'S DRUGSTORE
Wi.l execute Watc’i, Clock. Jewelry
repairs.TIiijiravHfJ.'ctc.. at nimTcfato pri
ce* and guarantee pcrfiet satisfaettou.
■—'h ' frbl*
■IHE MOST AmACTIVE
SffiltlG A89 SUBlBEa
—PTOCK OI' - —
Now and Fashionable
Millinery
nt the county is at
Hfs. jflolair's
BARNWELL, O - II
—CONSISTIN'? IN PART OP —
?)ats amo sosmm,
(Triinnicd auddluir'uuued.) __
Kin® IVatbefs. Flowers, Ituchincs, and
LaocNer k Weni, IInir Goods. (atfs
sals, ilixip •Trills, Infanls’s C.-rj's,
i’jraseB, Riunus, I’erf'imcrfas,
Bui tons. Ruti'iii^H, Nuu's \ Jil
in.; and liinen L’lwu-*, all
e.lors, <l|>cra Mi ( q,cr?,
S< hi 1 Ritis, Hoetcry—
ab cdatr.v, llaodkiT*
cliit ls and Belt*,
AM, AT rAHl I.OCSI.Y I/OW PR1CV.3.
PLEASANT ROOMS,
KHIST-(’LASS TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 Kkg Slrid, (fliarlcston, S. |
(Four Doors Moiirh Academynf Music )
'fid* well appointed Hotel will Be
opened for reception of Gneal* Mmeb
1. IMHfr. by G. T. ALFOHD, recaoh
Broiirleror New Brig hi on Hotel, Kullt-
Viiti’a Island. The Windsor I* newly
rumisbed throughout, having hair
mattresses and woven wlre-spilngs on
all bed*. To make thl* a utlictly fain
tly Hotel no Ikfcuora will be sold ou the
prern l«*-s. ~
Having many years experience, I
pTtnr.tee to all faVoiing me witir ihelr
patronage a ptousaut home while in
Charleston.
Rates : 81 r»0 to §2 per <1 iv.
Liberal rates by Week or rdonth.
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will mu as follows
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oi uciteri*! a flowed aiid ev«'ry thing r-MSMiletd.im
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execubd promptly, liithfuliy, che,i|ify. A larg*
need enMhWtg in Niy line give u.r * cull beforg 1* , ,,
[ I’atWnmn home fotka *ad kc('D y«*or vteMy ||
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GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER,
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BLACKVILLE - - - - F. C.
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Dealer in and Keparrer of Diamond*.
WaicU**. Clocks. Binp^nitJ all kitnls of Jew
elry and Solid Silver'and Flatsii were.
Coiiieaml ymrr w,ui.Uu« prewnta.
Fine waicli work done and warrntiisd.
My stock iaseteel aud vor^- tine and I cor
dially invite public inspection.
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The Celebrated Corlir. Disc I la fro'
CREEK .vul HUNTfcft CRTS? jl
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Writo to us. -———LiuS
Wo are General Ac nits for. the
give 40 per coni, of Liot, %ui to
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The Weekly News and Courier,
CHAULSSTOE, s. C.
‘THELANDOFTHB^KY?
The Mountain Hotel, Saluda, N. C.
Highest point ou tbb'Asheville and Spar
tanburg Railroad. Pure air, fine hccd.
ery, the best water in tbo world. First
class aocommodatious. The table sup
plied with the best the market affords.
Post and Express offices. Two daily
trains. Terms most reasonable.
A. TANNER, Proprietor.
j«fr» _
W. A. HOLMAN
JYTTORNIOY
• — AXD —
OOUNHKLLOR. AT LAW,
HAK1WEL.1. C. H., Suf:.
Will practice in all the CouKt of tlrt Hlale
and five prompt and faithful attention to ail
bosinmeotruated lo bis care
Office for the present up stain over Wcaib-
erslxu * JSssterUnj'* old store.
Wines. Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco
. Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
CIO Broad Street, Opposite Au
gusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
Orders promptly attended to.
Bar and Bowling Alley attached.
decll’
No.
CTiAS* C. LESLIK.
Wholesale and Uotall Coinmlstion
—DEALER IN-
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POUI^TRIL'.
Stalls Nos. 1 and2 Fish Market,
Office Nos. 18 ai.d 20 Market St.
East of East Bay Charles!on, 8, C.
"Consignments of Country Fmdnce are
respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eg^s, Ac.
All oidurs filled with dispatch.
sep}8-6m
GEORGE 11. BATES
ATTORliEV ANDCdl'liSELLOMTLAW,
BA.RIVW KLdL C. H., M. C.
Will practice in ail the Courts of Ihe State
and give prompt attention to all buaioees en
trusted to his cars. [jaa24
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‘•CONNECTIONS.”
Connection* made at Annual a with Georgia
R. K. to mat iYom all p duts IV est and Hoath-
we*t, whti ihrongb Sleeper bet wren Chav-
l«h‘i.ii and At'ema on Express train.
f>>nneo!ions m.iiluatt'barlesioit with North-
EuHtor i it. It. for prints Norik and with New
York Steamers an Saturdays.
Cvnnectioits mud* at Columbia wills Co-
lurabt* and Greenville K. R. and Cliarlotie^..
Ctflumliaand Augusta K. K. to and from all
points on both Roads.
Connections madeoiBlaekvilie with Bant-
well R. U,
D. a ALLEN, 0. P. AT. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK. General Manager.
The Leader
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Otto Tiedeman A Sons,
YVlxoteswUe OrocuVa
C —AXD—
Provlaiuu Dcislcra,
102 and 104 East Bay fit., Charleston, 8, C.
Meats a Bpe«ialty.'-%f
l«M
D. Bentschrei-
& Co,
244 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8; C.
Arc now reocivioz a large and welt
assorted stock of Meta’, Youths’ xml
Boys’ Clothing and Furnishing Goodh
A fine Hoe cf Hate constantly on heod
, janl®.
Notice To Lawyers.
After this dske a snOioiont amount of mo
ney to cover coat of service, mileage. A*.,
must be deposited with papers before 1 will
act on them. = - ' *•<
W. B PEBPLEE, SWviC
jal/l6-3W .
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I Vf* havo bought rtiany spring aadf
summer goods nt reduced prlCw wnf
have decided to give our cuato
the benefit of whaaitotor we Mhbtfat’
od. Our New T«ik buyer im
his eye open to Bargaina._
Our Millinery Dop»run$iii U fuR of
boaudful fLjWcr*, pom pooh, flbbom,
Ac We art* notUog n oWsftnW hah
for ladles, mtegca nnd clilldreti
h aod up to the floret MIliaN brfllttf ^
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. , 90%
from 106 up to 88.
Irutficd bate from
Up Ml |
up u> ilia.
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8800:
Faun rdvpota up to tSJSO. - gun,'
Children's togu and taoe cape from
25j tip to 88 00:' AH over laos. id. 88,
80. m Afl over embroidery 78,816^
1 SO peryd.
. AU Itoeu towela 10 ven
A good comet for 8S.£
r*ute*-va eoiaeto 80e. ^
ooUara, aanotted.lO, l4 ,
mltte^boflery aod glove* (ran
8b pair up.
Tnl>le Hn«h ttheo hapldiia Mb,
LOOt&fliOOdmfeo. Y "L ,
Cofomt lawua, uarra&tsd (eat &£■
80.75 per yd.
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