The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 29, 1885, Image 3
itirrf) r o p i f.
P« Bill ,
THORsTp/a. OCTOBER 20,1»5.
„ 1J October 28»h. ISB.’V.
Ao«tiet»-" M ‘ n J«W..... .8 1MC Cfnre.
Cbarhettt*—MlddHog.... o
•4
ouute.
Jodco freacly k anrontr years old.
Wild Aogllsb ducks have made their ap-
pearanoe. v
tV*le (Hit witl be a ruitnble time to eetlle
•utKorlptlone.
BlaekylHe U M feet higher above the sea
Wei than Barnwell.
There are >47 children Barnwell undor
seven years uf age.
Q. Duncan Bellinger, Eaq., will act a* So
licitor at the next Court.
We hope to sUrt a big fisted collector on
a can vase of the county soon.
I. L. Tobin. Esq., will buy a lot andbulld
an office at Hampton C. H.
Frost exme tliirly daya sooner this sea-
son than It did last.
The physician and friends of Pol. F. Hay
Oantt are hopefu 1 of his reo< «v«ry. lie wu s
better yesterday morning.
The Elko Acndenoy. Prof. Parkor. Prin
cipal, has over fifty scholars in attendance.
1 News reached town on Tuesday that Mr.
<leo. P. Harley of Allendale was critically
ill. *’
Mr. J. -I. Whaley his ground three thou
sand bushels of county grown wheal this
eenson.
The Wrought Iron Stove fora puny of St.
Louie, Mo., has sold, this year, 'J55 ranges
at $C5 each in this county.
Mr. John P. Bexley, one of the oldest
citizens uf Bltcbvllto township, die-J on
Bunday, aged 73 years.
Cotton receipts up to Will Inst: Barn-
berg, 4B1 hales; Blackvllle, 5,<52, an in-
crc.ise of 357 over last year.
We thank Oapt. and lara. John T. WHIls
for a delicious pi ceof we«|diug cake. May
they always have enough and to spare.
Uncle George Holm m Is moving hack to
White Pond where he will be more conven
ient to church and lit a better fox range.
To-day Is the 17th anniversary of the
fwarrlotfeof the editor ■ f the Port Boys 1
Post and he still has a full head of hair.
Suhserlptlon reoelpta this week: J. H.
Ktlllngsworth, John Burn well, Walt.r
Nevtls. W. E. Wwcns. Isaac W. liulto, L.
McDonald.
Hereafter Ecv. R. W. Barnwell will
preach at Grace Church, Kldge Hprlng,
Kdgelield oouuty, on the third Sunday In
each month.
The County Treasurer will c.om|dete Ids
round <>f the county Pnuorfow and until
the closing of the Narks will bo at Ids ofTloe
in Barnwell for l ho convenience of tox pay
ers.
The fourth qiiir*erly meeting of the WII-
Itston circuit, M E. Church. Soul It, will I*
held at Slloani CHurch. beginning on Fi i-
day before Ute fourt h Sunday In Novem
ber at eleven o'clock a. in.
Dr. J. H. E Milhous will be at hli dental
parlors at the Patterson House on next
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day, prepared to w ilt ui><>n Ids patients.
Saturday was the liveliest trade day
Barnwell has seen In a long time. Mike
Brown gathered In W bates of cotton but
the bird hunters h intly earne<i their salt.
It la rumored that OoL Calhoun of Ab's*-
vllle, aged 90. will wed a «iiiso>ne widow
>n December, Broth r Simms of Orange-
b <rg should take courage and try again.
Capt. O. O. Riley has sold his present
residevee to Dr. N. F. Kirkland. Jr . and
t>ought the r sidenee of the Inte.I.G W
Duncan. A. H. Patterson, F>:q , hasboitghf.
the Ayer ctdtage In front of Gen. Davant’s
One white f<M>t buy a horse;
Two white feet, try a horse;
Three white feet, look well about him ;
Four white feet, do without him.
‘Tfatfipig hut plain collars will be worn
rttyfafire the coming winter.” says a fash-
bwa-Jonmal. They will suffer with on Id
then. Mr all signs point to an extremely
frigid season.
We acknowledge an Invitation from Mr.
L. W. Williams to a dsnoe at Han MaiC'W,
Texaa. Three reasons, lack of time, money
and store clothes prevented our accept
ance, but ws are none the less grateful.
The typographical artist of this shop re
turns thanks to rapt D. R. McArthur for
a lot of fl-pt turnips. Capt. one of
the few good men who believe that the ed
itor Is not entitled to all the good things
of this life. ,,
We atood afar off the other day and
watched a very pretty llttln ladv enleo'leg
her wedding outfit. It was a charming
Sight to took upon her aelecttng gloves.
Bat, handkerchiefs, laces, <£o, Ac., and then
studying rShots before the looking glass.
O that Bra Bl'ums of Orangeburg had been
there] As he la going to enlarge his paper
ought he not to enlarge his household also?
We Acknowledge an Invitation to the
marriage ceremony pf Mis* DonD Moye,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. T. J. Counts, to
Mr. O. E. Chandler on the evening of the
6Mi prox. By this event Bamberg will lose
one of Its highest and best beloved jewels
and the handsome, intelligent groom, by
Ms successful suit, will win abrfdewho
will worthily share the certain honors and
good fortinethat await his future.
Secretary HolloWny has kindly sent us
* an Invitation to the State Fair from begin
ning to end. We hope our people will at
tend lu great ami good looking numbers.
The exhibition *T.l be the finest ever given
in the State aud w*-!! worthy of a visit,and
the capital has many other attractions, the
State House. Agricultural Mdl, United
States Post Offloe, PenPentDry, Sydney
Park, Canal, Insane Asylum, Female Col
lege, University, Ac. By the schedule to
Be operated the lound trip can be made in
a day.
The following la the marriage ceremony
used by the handsomest Trial Justice in
thecsgifty:
Mow tlNn Itat will you take ftel.'
And heap her anu no ether gal?
“ Through sunshine and through rainy
weather;
To liVsHMf love and keep together
Ttirdnp pf yon shall takethat sleep
•. Beneath the earth full sis feet deep?
And how then Bel wBl yon take Mat
ASd hold to l lm threngh leen and Ut?
Love him, cherish sod him ohe>,
„ Hoe hit torn and mo* his hey,
ill eng ot you hand In your uliertrs
tHjpres^ecthgrsUUondeck?
»no* youtwo stone l
lwife life’s rare to res;
|> Joined let no man pacV
fetfcy ooi thoeght, see
Tttm CVg.rTMntA
HUvs Fair era respectfuUf netifted. that
the indie* of the Baptist deedMkoaUoawin
serve fefreahmenta (In MisePtWhidlog up
stair*) last day. la aid ut their church. *
D*M^t^AA«^S5?Si on Ae l*U» In
stant Mr. a S. klrklaad, ta the 72hd year
of titset6. Hh wasn sdBher of tbrdeWarr,
the Hemteole, the MclMSH end the Confed
erate. Inthellidtlcaa WidrttawasaLlea-
teuent.
In BlsakvUJe on tbe Alik Inst, Mr. A.
Von der Rammer, an old Bud excellent citf-
sen. ^
To ths Ladies.—I have Jdst received
from New York s line aeleetlon of Ladies.
Misses and Children’s Bats; also, a new
and complete stock of rlbbots, flowers and
fdHtliersof all kinds. Your calls and In
spections of my stock are rests (•(fully In
vited. , E.W. VOGEL,
oeU-ff
A Good Man GoS8—Col. B. B. Kirklard
died at his r*sideuco In Bull Pond town
ship on the 20th Inst, of coosumpllon. His
life whs without feat or reproach in all its
relations. He solved throughout the war
with gallant, distinction and at tty clota
Was in command ((frisgood’e Itegim>-irt,
l-t H. C.V. Many friends sympathiz-’wiih
his fs rally In their great iKreaveiaent.
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Taxes (Vtr.T.KfTKD upto [.ast Satpep vt
N loBT.—George's ( re.-k. *23t 78; Gre.it Cy-
(iroes, $131.(0; Allend 1>*. $1,243.48; Hyca-
ihnre, $04225; Buford'n Bndgi*. $i9/CJ;
Throe Mile, $1,400.20; Fiil» Pond, $Ci0.80;
Mlilwav, $8kt 70; Bamberg, $2C34.85; (iia-
hamp, $7t*7tt; Blackville, $2,750 ep; Wlllls-
too. $l.5fl.u5; UUntOSS. $lt>0 25; heven
Plner. $2oC.90. Total, $13,490.83.
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A Case cy !nt vnticide-—On Frldiy Cor
o mr Tobin held an .hUjue-t <>ujh(trlewl
body of an infant of Lucia rrlesler, col
ored. on CqI. C. C. Kuah’s p<s«y* in George’s
Creek township. Dr. D. K Briggs made
Ihe niedical examieiui ui and fouud that
death had been canned by smolheilng or
strangula'ion, bnteould not eay poeitlvi ljy
whetlier It was c.uissU by design or
through neglect.
Ton crime wns made known by tin* con-
fessionof the mother to two other Colored
woinvi Uiat ltf«' wami xilnctwhen th ’Child
was born oii Uei Monday week whun she
c irrlad the child out and covered it with a
little sand and loaves. Two days after
ward aha oarriaU the-wosr-a to Hs t»s-
r. —
ft' >
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35
bhjsse’l gi arc. hho wid be tt tod Tdl mur
der at next Court.
nncklcn'M Arnica Malve».-
The best aalva in (he world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rueum, fever
sores, letter, cbapl-od liuude, clditnnUir-.
iV’rns, anil all skineiuplioiis, and (ihailivo-
ly cures Pil a. or no pay nquireo. Jr la
guaranteed to give peifeet suiiafiic’hm, or
uiouoy refunded. Price 25 cents (M*r bottle.
Eor«ule by W. >s. Laves. Barnwell, Dr.
dtrpheus, biuckvllle. jidyie-ly
Jack Frost Cains ou Friday to spend the
Season. At a conveiitlnu of plague* to liu-
uianlty ou that diy the proceo lings rc-
suited:
“I must 11 y s dd the Ilea,”
And awn y he tli*d ;
”1 must II estili the lly,”
Ami off he sped.
8.ihI the mosquito,
*T mus-quil-ioo,”
# He ti ok to his wings,
And away he Hew.
'I he NhI bug didn’t say a d—d word, but
h'.’ got there all the s ituo.
An Ifntl lo (tone Mcraping.
E iwaid Miepheid, of HurriHshure,
III., says ; "Ruvlug received so much
benefit from Electilc Butters I fe. I It
my duty to let sulTeilng humanity
know It. [lave had a nmnlngaoro i*n
my leg for eight years; my doctors
told tile I would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. J um> d, in
stead, three bottles of Eiectiio Hitlers
and seven boxes Binklen’s Amlca
Halve, and my leg is now sound and
well.”
Elngtrlc Bitters are sold atflftyrcnts
a b-ntle, aud BttckleD'a Arnica Halve
I at 23 cents per box by W. H. Eaves,
Barnwell, Dr. Htepbens, Blackvl 11*.
The** who Wish Cbsaffvil
I- L. ST ANSI
l4i Broad Strevt, Under CHoba Eotai, Aafftwta, Qa.
My Btotk * Men’* awl J:oatb'g CtotMog for Will and
prlM* all Staple., Rtyl*. aad aft tbs LatMt I’aacp, 1
to (Afotom Ifade, and offered at Bottota ftlpaa.
02
7 id Broftd Si-, Vndtr Qlobo Aufntti, ^a.
NEW STORE. ■' -ioiBn™*
I XEWPRiem
Weissinger & Diefenbacl^J
CORNER RAILROAD AVENCfi AND HAYNE
My, mV*' Bi,ackvillev a-Qik:
Invite their ftieode and the gsaeral poblto to 6*tt a
plete aud carefully selected stock of
ruror ■
»n*I
J^iamwell Ba.ilroad
We Are on the Main Line
o* ikhI *fter WoiHlay, iiiIht 7tli, l»i5. tralu»
rill run *> lulluw.iUl furtlK-r u.itur:
[I*»ily—K ir*-(S SuiiiIi»ii.|
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.STATIONS
Lv Hl»< lt\ ill«
'* Auhlttiyh
“ WickI vunl's
Ar lArnwi'll
1
A M
K’flS
ratio
1 ;M
raw
3
1’ g.
t ra
V 13
ir.ai
'J 33
It le bscotuing fiisldonsblc among
ladies to bang their hah behind us well
as before.
On the west coast of Afiica tbe mis
sionaries are said to he starving for
food. In other portions of tbe”datk
contluen^” the people are starving for
missions rles.
<■00(1 Rcsnlts la Every Case.
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenu., writee,
that he v/as seriously alflicTed with a
sever* cold that settled on his lungs :
had tried many remedies without, ben
efit. Being induced to try Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumption, did
so and was entirely cured by use of a
few bottles. Hluee which time he has
used it In bis family f >r alt Coughs and
Colds with, best results. llile~l« the
experience of thousands whose lives
hrve been saved by Ibis Wonderful
Discovery. Trial Bottles free ut W.
Eaves’ Drug Htore.
Chill remedy, from an unknown
source: ’’To one teacup of ground
Coffee add two teacups of b iling wa
ter. Let it stand awhile. Give half a
cupful every half hour. Keep patient
in a warm room near good fire.”
A scientist claims that the Red Sea
Is the -hottest spot on ihe globe. He
probably never atu-nded a woman’s
rights convention.
Two hundred words a minute Is
Moody'* linguistic pace, but we know
a woman who could distance him la
fifteen minutes and show no signs of
distress.
“How are you. Smith T’ asked a man
of a friend lie had not seen for nearly
A year. ” How are all me girls ? Are
you as sw*et upon Miss Jones as you
used to oeF* “Oh, no. I left that off
several months ago.” “Have you had
a quarrel ?” “No; I married her last
August”
IUA.M'1' VV Yltt>.
STATIONS.
I.v Hiiriiwell
' W'immI wan!'*
" Astik'i^h
Ar HI.D Wffilk
*
A. M.
* M
*37
* I'J
4
r m.
R:U
t-ja
ba:*
« o
lijniwv'll Kailrnul Trainn n.nnect with South Car
olina Hailuav rmiiiN > lullon>.
No. 1 litt> FomirCt i«(ii t'niiu South Caiolifia Ihiila fiy
fVouj Au/ukLa huI Oh..rl»t»»4#M.
No 2: «oiimi i" Miiii N*uili Caiolina Hcliway tor
CIl<i li’itoii, \MMU.st.i aitJ ail |«o«t’in ai?<l W'iM
No. A lias i-ouiKi f ton moo South i'Amliiia U.*.Uray
lit •in 1 oIuimIoa, Cwujilt b. ( h.tik’Moti u Utl Aitoti'lA
Ko. i»•mu.vtv witli South C.-iroliu t K.nlwav i^r
CharlCttlo.4, lrt»iiii«iohB; Ji«i all lYi.'t amt West.
i>. t . ,Vl.LhN,U I* A T. A««wit.
JOHN K PFJ’K.tiiitonil MAiiA^ur.
Getterol MevolteapliB*
compare pficea bsfors bnyiag. W* bavs bowAi U att Cba ba
With a Fall
HEAD OF STEAM
I
And Don't Propose
samioKED.
We keep full Lines of Dry Ooode, Omoeriee, Nniloos. Hhoes, Tin Wafe, Oan-
dies. Canned OooOs. Vecetahles, end. In fset. everything yon should hsve.
OU! FIVE AM) TEN CENT COVSTFRH ARE IXFULL BLAST.
Wheiwyou want n full dollar's worth e<>oie and see us, price our goods, an<
if W* can’t please y<>u no man In Barnwell c»n.
M9*<)iir Goods sro Fresh and Ouaran'ecd.
^ octi-3m H A ooon BHOR
Furniture! Furniture!
W. F. MAGUIRE,
FURISTITURK WA-RR ROOMS.
<ad compare prices before bnyiag. W* have boutfci la all
keta as cheap/a* any other merebaht* eedWe vnode be 1
>dy In BlackflUe ot anywhere etetMfaeOi ^
Our etodt to oomptote In air depkrtaknrs.
tel goods that ihe need* aod lawwf of 0
what ton vabt. We eiaim to be hooe*r
We will gfve *ff much eeeb for couet
■ek from the public a trial to be eo*
Honest ICaaeufes.
H?STIIl[|l“t.F2^»!|jBI
• • • • * •••••he**
AU the New Fluid
Extracts, 'linctnres,
Pal sot Medici one BK-
tew. Tonics, srHh aB
the Htaodard Meme-
dl«e for tile to which
b
heir.
sfa m • I • Bee 9
Da
: Dn. J. J. O’Ra'noa
: of Freeerfpiion Depur
t • « a • e a-«
J OtQARa. f TODAOCO, I Jf*
WIJVKV ANIV EI<|(>'OiMI EOB NHDICl.tAL
Simlli Carolina Kailway.
Commencing Hcfu. l>ih, 18F3, trains
wdl run as toliows :
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
wssr
Lyhpkpaxa Cube.—W, A. Wright, Comp
troller Uebersl 8 tat* of Georgia, says be
nas been entirely cured of Dyspepsia with
only three bottles of Wr. Bolt’s Dyspeptic
Elixir. For sale at WI litotes by Dr.
Bruukor A Bon. at Barnwell by Walter 8.
Eaves, at Blackviile by Dr. Stephen*.
J. K. Pautii), Druggist at Port Gaines,
Be* writes Mud he sails more of Holt’*
DyspecUe Elixir than aay pthec patent
medtelne. Pur sale at WlUtoten by Dr.
Brooksr A Boa, at BamwnH by Walter B.
Bare*, at BlaekrUle by Dr. Btaphena.
If you are Suffering wttn Dyspepsia, in-
csU m, Aauima er any chronto Dm
’ £
berevfr Dr. Holt’s JCtttfr to'sold all
1 IHOv,
l.oiv* 1 (linrlreioa
C.4.* a in
5.10 p UI
Arrive at Kratiehrills
S.4.* a 111
7.2L p iu
l.eitre Uraiichvilie
» 00 a m
7 37» t» m
Leave Kit into
9 (tit a »u
7.46 pi hi
l.oave VTnlway
it 2(J a ru
7.t>s p 111
Leave Umilierg
9.27 hiu
S (Hi p in
1 .cave Grali:iui*
t*.8S a ru
S IH p m
Leato Le«'»
9.49 a m
8.80 p m
Leave Klackville
9. y* 11 m
H !!7 p ru
l.oivve Klko—
19 US a in
8.‘Vi p ni
Iraive W illint.in
10 14 a m
8.6> p 111
Arrive ar Auuuvte
1 l.4r> p ui
10.36 p ni
EAST.
- _
[IhillyJ
Italy
LeaveAuguila
7.06 a hi
4.45 p m
LeaveW illidtua
8 4'! a m
0.17 p in
Leave Klko
k.49 aas-
6.24 p m
l.tww* Blackviile
9 14 a m
0.84 p m
Leave l.eee
9.22 a m
6.41 p ni
Leave Gr, ha me
9 o8 a ra
0.62 p m
Leave Bamberg
9.49 a m
7 03 p m
Leave Midway
9.55 a in
7.11 p m
Leave Kdietn-
10,05 a p*
7.23 p m
Ar. at Brancbviile
10.15 a ra
7.32 p in
l.oave Branchvllle
l0 .2Ua m
,7 50 p m
Ar. at CharlestuB
12.20 pm
9.40 p m
COLUMBIA DlVlrslftN— WEST.
Daily (Kxcopt toCamcieu
-----
Leave Branetiville
B.58 a m
7.C-j’p m
Arrive at Camden
12.7)9 p in
-
Arrive at Columbia
li’.l-') a oi
10.00 p|w
Leave Coimihia
7.45 a m
6.27 p m
Leave Camden
7.00 a m
3.16 p m
Ar, at Brancbvitle
1*1 OI 1 a m
7.22 p in
KXPKES8 iDAILF) WEST.) .
Leave CharleHlitii
lO.SOp m
Leave Branoliville
2.:L) a iu
i
Leave ihiickville
4.21 a in
Ar. Aug.iaiu
7.35 a m
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST )
Leave Augusta
11.50 pm
Ar. at Blacirville
1.44 11 m
Ar. at nrancliville
8.15 a m
Arrive at Cbarlealnn
6.20 a ra
■cr. KING STREET -
Charlenton. SA- C.
A full line oi Parlor, CTiambcr, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture always on
band.
rv* We order direel from the Factories. [aepSl
rr^r —r-.-zd ^ zr--JTLT. ™ _ _r~uT=r
; Me. AM.Sat wlH ho
toseesod eetvehialrtend*. ; fair era. v to
" * ,, .. vf . .y . .»*»,
M^of the Fall Trade.
A complete stock of Fresh Ooods, suited to tlic‘season,
hoiighl clos* and P> h« *o|il Host to now open for pnh-
li<- luspecUoo. A cell from my friends ami the public to
inspecifullv boliciied. _____
ALFUKU OWENS, Willistos.S. 0.
“CONNECTIONS.”
Connectloni m.ide at Anynsta with Georgia
R. R. to and from ad points West and Sonth-
wesi.by all trains, with through Sleeper be
tween Charleston and Atlanta ou night Ex
press trains.
Connections madestChadeslen with North-
Eastern K. K- for prints Norik and with New
Fork Steamers om Saturdays.
Connections made at Columbia with Co-
lumhis and Greenville H. H. and Chivrlolte.
Coltimbinand Augusta R. R. to and firora all
points on both Roads.
Connections mads at Blacjcrille With Barn
well R.R
D.C. ALLEN, G. P. AT. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK. General Manager.
CtiAS O. LESLIE,
~ Wbclssale end Retail CommtsetoB
—DEALEBBT-
FISH, 0VSTEB8, GAME AND
POULTR-r. ,
Stall* Nee. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
OSes Nos. 18 and 20 MarketSt.
East of East Bay Charleston, 8. C.
Consignments of Conakry Produce art
respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, Ac
AH order* Mied with dispaMi
^ ssylMtu
nru
ooTi^
Fthfi*
At Goodyear’s
Carriage Repository
CAN ALWAYS BK FOUND A FULL LINE OF
MBdium and Cheaper Grade* of Qpea
and Top Buggies,
At Lower Prices than at any other House this side of Cincinnati. This work
is all made to order, is Light*? running sad better finished titan the class of
work neutrally sold as Standard Vehicles. Bur I Dave juab received a full Hoe
of flu. , \ .
FAMILY CAKKUGES, PHAETONS AND CABBOLETS.
Just received another shipment of those Fin* Open and Top Bnfffls*, mad*
upon special orders, by the best atarufm-tureis North and East. ITutdrig be
ing used lu tbe coDsfcuctbm of these vehicles but tli* Irasf msferlal*. and lo
Quallt}, Style aud Finish are unequalled by any others now in .the market. In
block a full line of ' . , j
SADDLES AND SASMESS-HAl «BABE8.
Which l offer at D’wsr I’tices than havq evet before h**n known to the history
of the hustitese. MHbntu, Siudebaker and Stshdard Ptaoratiou Wagons, aM
sizes. Oak and heii5lo f ’k sole leather, calf skirv, shoe fiodfngs. carriage and
wsgon materials, hurnsMS leather, belt ladog of sopetiur quality, ruhtoEt aad
leather belling. Also a full line of
J. W* Blanton & Co.,
I»t ccMusnoiui TO MtXAC A. B*.*!''!**]*^
Dealers in General Merehan^U^O
WlUlston, S. C.
Speeia! •Hemkru frfru* to Fatally Ofoe*rles 4 Dry Goad*, Moul
Statumery, including Bdaday Retool MpfUea
^7-' Bv^VJET. , . ^ ^ w _
e+mm
i.. • 4 - ■—-
* ‘ Uti j . ’
All Cash buyers eat* tare mosey hy mMs* su
not hat* to pttt on large (wefifa to
And will supply aay edtar Uad if wanted,
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write to ita.
Guns, shells, powder, shot, table and pocket cutlery, plow points (or all
nails, axes, hoes, picks and mattocks, pltuh fork*, shovels, upade*, steolyards
and scale beams. UrfOd stones, rakes, padlocks, Carpenter tooia, Ql
window sash, doors sod blinds, farm aud church bed*, which 1 mm
Lowest Cash Prices.
AT THE OLD STAND. ) A. R. GOODYEAR. Agent,
Opposite Georgia Railroad Bank, - Sncccssor to tt.JI. May A. Co.
740 Broad Street. ) . '
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DRUGGISTS.
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Fare Drug 1 I sdicinse, Chemical#.
AH approved Patent preparations.
Vine 60a pe, Perfumeries and Toilet
a^nnets.
Choice Cigar*, Tobacco and all goods
kept in first oiawdrug ftore*.
Preacriptioas accurately compounded.
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PvovlaioA Dealera.
102 and KM East Bay 9L, CkarUvtea, 8. C.
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Blackviile Bakery,
RESTAURANT
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Family Groosry,
J. H. BORGER, Proprietor,
Freeh Bread every day.
Meale at aft Immul
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CALL AMD BK WELCOME
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