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'1 T" .. r+a-.-^n % V I w** im«.nn ■ -V- KditHAid Proprietor. * •* - . uu ■j-fjt.'J 1 COUHTT Ol&COLATlON ■irjrr '■ | - ■ ■ . r" i MOVBXBBR 11, 1WB. [In proeaeilisg* tof iWo nfnet««ii free nrfca fcN n CohNnU* Um4 week 1 in •flhe rvoMtitottoi ot u tbo three i(4 Tootoy Kraci" W\ft rappole |><u» , a Detaohinent inlprtMcd lie ct- •ad nre (he Aarlhn a > kio berth, (< y T ■ T*‘ T%« MmA lMa+r»-l<ae Well iraaeNgN Alewev There is promiN ef another hhlWbah at the next wtseioo ot the Uenend As* iMy over the Road Law and tx) doubt efforts will bie milk to »0 ahaage it that the roads shall be Worked v-J 4»p taxation. . I £ ^ The present law ia good enough and the oaly trouble Ike in tbe lack of en. v ‘ f ‘' Pjlf BSOIlt \ v We hare tbe coocluaire evidence of -v . j jood men in aettiun* where the road* are ^ ' worked that the ayetena is porfectly «t» iafhetory. The only eomptainu come Aooi tboae porta where a lick and a prom [iso count for*« day’* work. I«C Mtan Alwaae. Ifr. G. T. Beauregard, late ol the C. 8. A. bat now drumming for the Ijoniai- aoa State lx>ttery, want* s big lot of gratuitooa adrertking cf hi* intention to writo a aeriea of otormr lettera on the war, through which bo passed ecathlesr WTstever glory Mr. Beauregard achiev ed at Charleston, Shiloh, Petersburg, aa Cheoomniander of Conlederate troop* ha* been everlastingly blasted by the read! new with which he baa helped hi* pros- ! * wnt employees to rob their children and ’* • ourwivora. Ha probably know* more of the loUary than he does of war and might a very readable account of tbe true of the great Louisian* A bona, wu—twl be and Uia writing* in hoih are good to let alone severely. r Jwrlwe are Trwalwwrthy. We have never taken any stock in the tsdom and reek lew aasertioa*, editorial otherwiae, of those who declare that prevalence of crime in the State i* caused by the Li la re of juries to Jo their du'y. No twelve men in Barnwell have wvsr, is oar firaa opinion, violated their solemn oatha by acquitting through de liberate perjury any person accused whom f they honestly believed to be guihy—ami ? they never will. I The panels at this terra are composed J of ike boat Buttorial and they will do !'y their duty regard'eaa ol pub ic clnmor or fl psracnal character and influence. Over righteous editor* sod aclf elected evan gelists afe forgetful of the fact that ju- tio* aometimea overdo th<dr duties and convict innocent men whose live* nt.<J good names are saved by Kktcutive clem- oocy exercised at the intUnce ol the So< keitore who proaecutcd and the Judged Who presided at thoir tri ila. And of all criaaes lhoes where Judges and juries murder justice are most horrible. I r i [ i TSiC Nlwar MWwl ■evlve4. N\ s had fondly hoped that the ailly Cry of a King at the State House was dead and buried. It ncVcr bad any ex istence except io the diseased brain of Home disgruntled politician, in whose noddle the tnalt had overcome the meal. One more feeble howl comes from our Rrufher of the Camden Journal, whose veatriloquism gives vent to tbo following dying croak : “And there are other leaks in tbe treasury that ought to be Stopped, A change of officials will cor rect all of these abases. Iict a* have it ” Now friend Clarke, what’s the nutter with you? In the words ef the old song, *'naa acme dog 'ef the aarth despoiled you of breed 7 Have they brokea your heart or cracked your head?’ Where’* the leak Hal ? that wo may hold our dish under for some of the drip- pings. Is It in coupons or coektails, cabbage or cauliflower, domestic capons or rare capercibuea ? Be brotherly. We would do as much fur you. We know the State House is architecturally leaky hut If we had thought fvi a moment it ' Was so financially the flrst exprem train weald have takrv as to the capital, you bet. Bat ia all seriousnea*, th : s charge is toe gross so grow that it omanies the > rtdkakmt. Do you supp<-se (hat you wiU get any decant citisen to believe tliat saeh ssca as duha Peter Richardson and •• 'WBHhm K. Btouey, ^watch dogs Treasury,” deal in or ooenteusi dal leaks ? Are you laboring under the ti ftshtouahls talhey of grm»dorj>etit mal While President CkveUnd is straining | every aarvo to establieh civil service re- t*m fat uatkaml aflUrs, to give peram< Muey mad stahifity to poble ssrviee, to eraah awl tbs fclat sthies of tbe political tpafli system whereby Aasericao Dcmoc- . n*J was fast beeouiing s aqnirmtog ofwolves mappiag at (be pebBecai nim four fceble roke (o perpetaet* JUint-'t -/tp-'*!* > ■y asnii it ; L» fStoer s* a trlot wpoo tbe character cf, few sHftteat GM tSmt iu jpaople Were «Wrfi ttororwm lurum, (we <||K>te Kern *)• If ha Were alive to-day he Write of a (Wrtflo ctaag Of American |nl- iticinus that they Were not so greedy of change aa of the Spoils which follow any change of official po«it iota. vans — » A. » *. * •- m w Some weeks ago Thu I’tbPux ex* proaacd tbe opinion that tax payers would be shocked sad sUrprUtoftU the aeut re port of tbe County Comauaaioners. This prophecy Wat not based upon any hostil ity to any effirials or prompted by knowl edge or suspicion of any official miscon duct oh the pert of soy pabKc servant. The belief was caused by a knowledge of the fads that no diMsfers of Are or (food Ur pestilence had made extraordi nary expenditures necessary, that the yoar had boon free from personal and pta* litltnl etcitcmctat* nod that tbe people; living closer, working harder, waating less than In any previous twelvemonth, puj fug lem fur the ntocskaries and luxu ries of life Mud resolving lose for the |»ro- duct* of their labdr, would Mipect that tbo conn y a oil Id show a balance slice* in sympathy With thetl* own humbler Kb- counts. The llse*! ytear 94-^5 ha* ended Mid a* the law does not require the pub lication of the annuxl frpbrt Of the ConO. ty Comtuiasiooera earlier than two weeks before tlie opening of the Spring term (1886) of the Courtof Obdenl Scaeiona, and it will not, necessarily, appear for several months, but thfe brief abstract of county finances in our local columns will furnish food fur abundant thought a* to the best manner of so ameniing the ma chinery of the county government the* it will run better and oust lese than it now does. In addition te tbe sums spe cifically mentioned aa paid to the ( lerk, Sheriff, Trial Justice* end Constables, jurors and witnesses, the contingent ee* counts iuchtde the per diem of the Jury Commissioner, (he salary of the Stenog rapher and incidental expenses that swell the annual cost of the cour+s to at least ten thousand dollars a year. And what do we get for all that? The trial ol criminal causes occupies nearly ail the time of the courts, and the liti gant on the civil ride of the court is kept out of hi* own for years through no per sonal wrong or negligence. It was fondly hoped by many who have loved and labored for the Democracy io daak and doubtful days that wheu its tri umph c-ime and the carpet-baggers sought fresh Sold* and pastures new all their finger mark* would b« washed from our iuatiiutiuns and a system of lawaaod government, in better keeping with tbe genius and spirit of our people, be framed by our guides and leaders. The Democratic triumph has come, the carpe( baggers have gone hut tlieir inventions remain. The g iverum^ntal nuchincry devised by them and that might have bc^n adnptod to tbe condi- tious of their origin d latitude still cen< tinue* to control the progress of our State, •Ithoujh as uosuiud to its needs and wantr as a Broadway omnibw* would be to the Ulackvillc road or the cultura of a Masaachuaetia Lyceum to the fervor of a full grown camp meeting. It is not our province to suggest reme dies for the grave ilU^under which the body politic labors but it Is our dnty to voice th« public demand for such refor mat ion and retrenchment aa ia conaistent with the proper administration of affairs. Such a change tor the better is the first movement and the nfllj Correct move ment toward tbe true solution of tbe Southern problem. It la hedged with difficult iee but human effort should al- wa)s be equal to human nc€etrily. Tbe jail and penitentiary have lost thetr ter ror fur the average criminal who now rc gards them as summer health resorts aud winter sanitariums. As we see it the two most important present questions before our law makers are the establishment of such a system of administering the law as will decrease crime or make the sinner pay for the cor- rectory services of the State and a rs- trcnchmeot iu public expenditure consis tent with the hardships of theM hard pan times. Wheu these are adjusted it will be time enough to think and talk of free trade, the fostering of manufictorcs f ud the introduction of furcign capital and population. Will the pi event (jen- erul Assembly, equal io ability to any that has ever served the State, havo the mental scope to rightly measure the situ ation and the intelligent manhood to be gin th* work of remedyiug its mistakes aad misfortunes? Its toiast powtbto dtor. JilspdhhwdwaaMM It wtfl v>t oohriNftto . <■ ■- Tax Orxl aid an Bkaox.—How queenly It make* a pretty girt to hava * lot of iotrnrm. How afeirty are her stepping#. How toerrUy she laughs. How aeremnty ah* rraOrw the <toro- tioon of bar admirers But it ha a dan gerous ssa to sail on and many a fair craft has been wrecked ob flirtation's nut. The love of many somatlaea hardens tbs heart ao that It has no love to morn to one, open oae. Otib with a whole oow pen full of hrvern don’t son—rsgn a feOow Hkaa f*rl neat year BaOa on Sc Mark’s April flfl. Tbs last time this (old styl*-) and until 1943. ^ Mr. CbarleAW. Mr^hanffie, who le ritfsd In VaravrM* for a short time, baa eniercd the Baptbt nolnlsiry. Hn (•beached to tbs Curt Isa Baptist church In Augusta recently, aad bis ssnnon to naM to haws been a rurj aMo oaa. kr.tleo. it. WllltatnO wrote a book glvtag young men dkeodona bow to succeed In life. We do not know whether Mr. Patrick Calhoun read the book or not, but be seems to bare found a tolerably good way to succeed. He was married to Mr. Williams’ daughter In Charleston last w«eb and his father-in-law's bridal gift was a teh eck for $100,000. There are one hundred long evenings right ahead of you. How are you go ing to spend them? Book keepers, teachers aad mothers of small children have to run thetr work Into the night, hot tbe (base of men and women may bare three valuable hours to tbem- seivra. Io tbe country there cannot be much vMUog after supper, so ttebset tiling Is to organlxe a reading circle In each boose. Ouce a week neighbors can swap books end paper* and In this way a little reading matter will do much good, keen loth* country where there are a half d<k*n neighbors In hearing of the asms dinner born, they may have occasional meeting*, where tbe> may have readings, recitations, music and essays. Nothing Improves young people more than t tits. It stim ulates self-improvement and cultivates self-reliance. lit towns where tbe yeung people have every opportunity afforded by book*, society and associ ation, they do little reading as a get • eral thing, the store refined are drawu away by card parties, dances, and Idle talk, while the evil disposed eeek more degrading pleasures. Many ot our beet young people to toWnfl wotild be mis- arable It they were shut In with good books and paprre evefy night for a week. The question Is ob open one : How are y<>u going to apetld tbe hun dred long evenings just ahead Of you ? NOlirE TO PLANTERS. Turtle* having cotton a«ed to •ell nre re. rpeetfullg urgeil to bring (hem In •« »oon ** piacticahl*, a* laier, ear* m»v he not *o r*»y io get and 1 m«j no* have the *•»■• factli tic- lo load, and coaM-qnenily ha eto re- dor* the price. After th • date I will not receive »e*d on Mondays at all por »a M*t rd*y* after 'J o'clock, excepl try tpeeial armng-in nl. LEE H A GOOD. aov12 Mortgagee s Sale. gorvn (' a noLia a, ) B.aswrLLCointt. I By virtue of a ehaiiel mortgage gtven by 0. B. Owen* Io Pelier. Hodger* A (.'o. f d*le-l 17ih Jaanary, I8b5, and ind«ir<l and re eoVded on 27ih January. IMA. in Hook No. &, pagea ♦.*>2. 4AX, ♦‘•t and 4o6, ot ih* Rex \ttrjfil Menaa ('anv*yaoce* for Barnwell Counly. Ih* euaditioo of which h*« been broken, I will **11, before the Court tlonae in Barnwell, on Wmlneeday, ihe IMih of No vember, lbb.», during the recee* of Court, the following pertona property to wit .- 1 Bay Mule (malej about 9yean old named Buek. 1 Bay mare M tile, about 9 y e in old named Biek. Value, $150 00. 1 MileU Cow. $o0.<*>. 1 Pine Bull, $50 00. The above will be told to tilgheet bidder lor caah to aatlafy debt of mortfaxor. W. B. PHKTLES, Agent of Mortgagee*. Bara welt 8. C.. Nov. 3d. 1885. nov5 td Cheaper —THAN THE- Cheapest. Ben Davies Intends to sell out hi* entire ftock this side of Christmas and will make better term* than any other merchuut in the county. Two thou-and dollars worth of shoes for sale at coot. When you come to Rant well Court week he sure to call upon him. uor5 Aunoas to AbveilDrhahit. :■ bet JhmUtU fouaty COP* 8UMM Slate •/ flbWA Ctoe/fj ^ T LlkF ' ^ {ConpioU^Servti.) ItSMlbrd Harley aad ||4ry I. Harley, Plata tiff*, again** Lewis M. ilnmmel, M. T. Btinrmel, rathe- rine *lamm»l, Michael H. lluwiu*!, !>*- fendanta. eiiotsflliW For several yean a good many croak ers have been declaring that WIIHston was going, aa It Is spelled above, back ward. They may have come near Ihe truth but now they will have to ebang* their music from a funeral inarch to a lively galop for young men are coming to the front and w- H- SMITH with the best stock or^raple und Fan cy Groceries, composing everything kept in a first daes store In dry or country has flung bis banner to tb« breeae aad will make trade lively In spite iff tbe eieeplnees of the old folks. Tbe town I* dry bat It ebell not l eduli if the people know e good thing when they see It, Good food makes people handsome and healthy aad you will find my store tbe bendquaiteM for health and happtoeaa, for I keep the beet floods hi my line and enough to eupnly the trade of the township. The choicest oeadtes and oonfeeftioa- ft lea, fine fruits of alt seasonable softs. The beet cigars and tobacco to be had to the South, oaa goods end a great many and ao forlba too numerous to men (Soil Raw goods received every day and pi lees marked down every night. Them are more Hffitthc la the Eng- Bah speaking world than mrn of say ofegoH* farther ff Obit to yonra rorik* IMkkdaeti T HnurtMbl, Cm hi ' other wiiltoton merebaat f^wt* \f. ftnikiael. M. CMbSrie* Hummel and Mich ael H. Rummel. VoU are hereby ramnaeard asd reqnfred to a»»Wto th* eompUint la this aetian, of whieh * (taky I* harewiih *«rved upoa you, aad t* »erre a copy *f your answer to Ihe Mid odmplalbt on the autwertbrv at hie office in Bara well wlihtn twesty day* after the aer vie* hereof, ekclurive of th* day of saeh *4ir- viee, and If yob i time within thli time aforeenid (lie ptniniiff* ia (hi* action will apply to Ihe Court for the relief demanded In ih* eoSipUint. Dated 17th October. A. D. 1885. B. T. RICK. Plaintiff's Attorney. W.GILMORfc SIMMS. C. G. P. & 0. fi. (ul To the Dtfendnat. Lewis M Hammel. TAKE NOTICE, Thai theauu-mons in this action, of which the foregoing 1* a copy, we* hied iu the office of the Clerk of theCourt of Commoa Plena at Bnrnw*ll, in the County of Barnwell, In the State *f Soutu Carolina, on the 17th day of October, 1885. B. T. RICE. Plaintiff a Attorney. oct 22-Cw I *!gt •mrmF. CHINA HALL COR. KING AND MRFitty 8T£, OH AHLKMTON, H. to*{ ; . —DRSLER IN— \ CHTNA;GLAe», KARTH^n#aR^ KEROSENE OIL LAMPS, CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS. A Full Liue nf Limp Trimmings. Col ored English Dinner Sett*. 115 piece*, For 815.BO. Tea ^etta, 44 piece*, |4.(Mi. k toll line of Ameriean thin White Chine Dinner Sett*, 122 piccte, 812— cheapest goods on the mnritet. A fu'l line of Band Cbumbef Setts, 10 pieces, 88 to 85 each. A I 1 of the above goods first class - Peeked and delivered to aiy railrbai in city free ot charge. oct!5 J. P. BRdWNE. < D. Bentsokrei- & Co, Applkit on ftr Final Disebar<(e. Notice ie Hereby given that ih* undersign ed will Al* her Anal account with B. T. Bice, Eaq., Judge of Piohwie, on faiurday, th* Idthdayof November next, nl II o o>ook in the forenoon, as Guardian ef J. M. Ashley, And aak for Letter* Bismiaaorv. MK8. C. ASH LEV. aet22-td " it. mntB & a. BLnACKVlLffl^Vn H. C , — DEALF.Ht IM — iDnigs Medicines. and Toilet Articles. Drceeing Caoex, Odor raaoa. fflaltonery, Pine Cnhiliea, foilet Selte. Vanes, Cup* and Sau- eeTa. Tobacco and Cigar*, and a lull line of Perfumery, Soapo, ie. ocOt2 HEMMKS ItESTAXJR A STT. 238 King St. Opp. Academy of Muric, Charleston, 8. C. *ep24 JAB. K- UA.VIB. mORMUM COimLOil AT LIW. Ilurnwell C. H.. M O Conveyancing and collectien* *pecialtie* febM IH. W. I ilLLIAGMIOIlTD. BURGEON DENTIST. AVII.L. 1MTOK. M. C. Offer* Iri- profe-*k>iinl *ervi<-c« to the citixens uf Barnwell and atijuining coun ties All werk guaranlecd at liberal price*. eanX 1866 1885 CHARI.ES r ECU MANN Take* pleasure in rtatiug to his frionds and the public that his Mock of good* is the largest and best bo has ever had. while hi* prices arc as cheap os llte cheapest. H« invites the calL of all who wish to buy, as ho is confident that an examination uf hut good* and prices will be salisfaciory to all who want a dollar * worth of goods for a hundred tents. FOB MRN AND HOT!*. Hat*, cap*, boots and shoe*, all quali ties ; clothing, all grade*, pants from 50 cent* op, underwear, laundtied and un- lauodned and check homespuo shirts, collars, tics. FOR LADIES AND MISSES. Prints, 5 and 6 cent*, huntiags 10 cent* up, mournin" goods, all styles worsted dress goods, Tong cloths, trimmings, bat ons, shoes, slippers, hosiery, perfume ries, toilet soaps. FOR HOUHRXF.RPRrs. The best staple and fancy groceries, trays, oooktug utensil*, tin, wuoden and crockery ware, cut cy, extracts, chairs, bedsteads. FOR FARMERS. Plows, hoes, axes, shovels, spade*, trace chains, harucss, chisels, augurs, gimlets, nails, rope, bagging, lies. FOR EVERYBODY. Bargains, pood goods, fair prices a com plete stock and a cordial welcome. Wanted—Cotton and country pro* ducu, for which the highest market pa ces will be given. Twenty years experience in mercan- { tiic burincM has Iraroed me the nee i* 1 of tlie Barnwell trade aud I am not afraid of cotnpetitii n. CHA8. PKCHMANN. $3I&ekyiHe •Storfi.* OLAHK ST. Tnvitoe the Udiet of the oounty, to toD and examine a choke aad eomplete •took ef seasonable goods. Drew mak ing also done. Mru H- J. Rxadall, Manager- Briggs, Buist A Co., Propria- tom. T&U. RAT.T! Fall SeasOn —AND- FAUGH FEMES — AT— MOLAIRS. The place where a pound of cotton will buy more now than it could any where at any time *:ncc tbe war. A full stock of Fall and Winter Drclte Goods, a beautiful line of Fxll Calicoe', Cashmeres 12 12 cent* up, hambotue cut Cashmeres (souidhing now* 40 cents, new supply Ginghams and taeereueker*, lyHiiics' Cloaks aud Jcraoys 73 cent* up, children’* worsted eruch'-t Hoods and Dresses. Glute*, Hosiery, Handkeirhiefs, Towel* 10 cents up, Canvass Belts, all colors, Satchels, Hercules, Novelty and Kent her Br.dils, Dress Buttons, Indies' Linen Neckwt-ar, Hat*, Feathers, Flow ers, ItihlK>»g and laiocs, mid a pretty stock of Jewelry, Tin »nd Cliiua wash- stjud seta, China sets, 10 ph*ce*, 83.50, Crochet and Sewi-jg machtkie Needles. •UtY'A Fpccialty—Shoe* tor Ladies, ntissee and el.irdren, men, youth* *nd boys, of tbo bist makes and at ycry rea- souab'o pi ices. Trunks, Hardware, Crockery and Tin ware. ^ GROCERIES AT COST. A poo i d uf good green left and a besn- tiful ebiiia cup mid .>uiiccr fur unly *ixty cents. Every purchaser of ten Jollan* wmth ef g> .h1« will icceive a chance in a retlic fur a liat.d-ouie China Tea iel vroith ten dollars. Old and new friend* are invited to call, examine goods and coiAparc prires. They *hnl nut go away dNAp|>oiiitcd in quality and quantity uf purchase*. seplO The BJackviUe High School. Tbi* 8cheoi is now open for the Sevion 1885.0. Prof. D. N. PUTNEY, Principal, with two competent lemale *s<t*lnnts. The sellout r-um* are well fnnuelteii wiili Ihe let- ft *n<i tnoet approved Myles of fur niMire, maps, cbwn* eiui oilier inslrument* xecessary io detnonelral* aad delmeaie the Taiiotit Aludien nfler I be a*j*i approved uietliuds of mo<lern leachiur. Special at lention given to El( out ion. Engli.-b Cotiipo eiiionand Lmw/wnilug th.-otgb Lae whole course. /Vowary Dr/iartmerd—HcxintMiig wilh the Alphabet, and on in Heading,,*'filing, Spell ing.'Oral Geography and Saiiiber*. Tui- U n—81 0O per ntonth. J.t.trrr tiylrnJ) J/rjtnrlmrKl—Bending, Wait ing and .-pellmg couliuued wilh written Anthuiette, eodiug writ)) Long Division. Lie meiii* uf Geogr-tphjr, GramBdir and Kugluili Conipo.ition. Tniunn—?l.o*fpel motitU. O/tnmon JingluA —'Arithmetic eompleled, Uiammar and Knglieti t'otuposi. Ifoii eoatiaue.1, Hiatory United 8fates, Pen- inanehip and Geography. Tuhton $2 10 per nto. th. Wyh'r Fnglith Drpirtmfnt—Algebra, Ge ometry, Physiology, English *r Kmnati His tory, Eng iah Literaiuie, B<iok-keepiag, Ac. ruttion —#2 .'iO per niooth. Lttnym/eM anti Saientat—Aliy of the *ln- diea in ih* above department* with Latin, Greek. German. French m*T the Natural Science*. Tuition—$3.00 per mouth. Board may be bad at reasonable iatea. W. J. MAKTIN. SIMON BROWN. JOHN G. WILLIAMS. MIDWAY. 8.0. Under ih* managrenmt of W. H. HaT, hwa ■ aj.forrdhl atock *r New Goods, and they are avllhtfr erowds of lo« payfoar the hrst price for b cotton of any bone* in tkecouary, mkI them and ny hot paylmr the Arun enah. t&Tlbey plve thrir customers tbe benrflf of Factory prices on Banff!ng and Th a. auw27 •eplft JA.\LE4 THOMSON, LACK IE T. fKLAlt. Board ol Tni«tees. Vi#-/ Dr. J. H. Price. BLACKrrL.L.Br 8 C oirtra* re* sal# The Celebrated FXY TRUSS. Wsrrantrd to give sAtisfactioo or money will be tefumied to any one dissatisfied utter a fair trial. Will last a life rime sod oan be worn with perfect comfort all tbe year round. THE BEST _ . is! tBE. AIM, Alfred Hpeer'd Pare Mew Tnrfc Fort Wines, Brandies and ffnferment- ed Grape Julcstrictly fot medicinal purposes. These are not bar room m ••Is aad can not be bought except at Drmr Stores* Approved by tbe Msdi- pal Faculty as admlrabls ten Ice. stim ulants sad dlarstlta. Also, Para Drugs and XedMbea, Fresh and G nuina, and Sold s{ Hrirer prices tbaa the same qualities c*a be bongbt flora soy other dekler iff the county. Ail Drags and hledkloea are Guaraatsed to btr exactly aa ftapre- acnts L J. H. PRIOR. B.D. maylij , Blackvllie. 8. G - --- •- 244 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C Are now receiving a larg* and well assorted Mode of aMcm’, Youth*’ and Boy*’ Glothiiig and Furoishiug Good* A fine line of Hats ceostnolly on band. • junto. Green B. Bich. Jeweller ami Pbutighplier, BLACKVILLE - - - - 8. C. I have just received m fresh *teek at waiehaa, clock*, jewelry, relid s «i plated nilrer war*, wwteh L-hwmv r *<>lid a«ul ploted; gentleoren an* Indie.* rnrgr frr>m> $1 to p.'iO. Also, fiae lot ef rock ery*t«) nperwtde*. both in Mwe tint and wbite. gold, aiekfoand steel freaiefU attit lea-eo. Al 1 kind* of waicbe* decks and jewelrjf re;.!»ire<l a«»d wurrunted. My stock is select and very line and I cor dtally invite public inspection. AeeA ILF fur w»ark ing pr<»|»|4V Sdixf IO rculu |HMt> Mtod wu will m;iH fieri five*, a ruyul, valiiAhtr wiat|»UkU»i ofVoofb(hat wiHiaut you hi Ik*' way of making rm»r* ffiM»«iwy in a f-w rlavf pm fret tpotaaihlo ai any (ja|»«Tal fvsitvirrai. Yoa can life aft H‘*mv aad work la ymrr. lime ouLf^w’ all tbfl vk All of UiUi -sric^ ofaff aaffi», grafiwV biMN-cwataA. ccn(n to fire dollant rarusk# ewery evt atoa Thai all w ho want w>^k mar tffwi ihu Imaiaran, w nutki- litis uii|tarat|«<*i offer : T* all • Km arc not wt-Jl watisflcvl wc artfl scmf»mc dollar tofury for ttorlwaiMc of wrf(iitfff ti8 k'ibUf<a»U'iilani, diUHrtKvnu. cit*.. aont Imiu«*ni«c |»ar m^mUiUvIt Ntin* for all vbmalMft at .nice. Itasa'l d,*,r. ** I.VSON A CM, ran Ixu*. Maine. Mb* PLEASANT ROOMS," FIRST CL-^SSTABlrE AT TIIEIItrn-IL WLNFMOR, 211 Kitg Ftn ol, CharltwUun, JV. C (Four Door* South Academy ef Mnxie.) This w«H appoinUfl Hotrl wilt lx* op^nwi for recvptton i»r Oneuta id^tn-h 1, 1885. by G. T. ALFORD, rereu»b Prowil*>tor N«*w BtWbioi) 8uili VHti’w Island. Tbo Windsor In newly furniabe'l ihroiutbout, hurtag hair rnni<iew*ea hh<I woVro wire-eprtnff* nit all be. to To m ike tbln n ntrirtly fain ily Hotel do liquors wil be sold on tht pr< tulsefl. Huvioff mnoy years 'Rperirnre, pron.tSM to all fuvoting me with rh.-tr pHtronase a pleaauut buue while in CliHflreton. Rutre : SI 50 tn $2 per day. Literal rates by week or oronrh. pj u I -aj *)natnnj)«n] jo »p«t,ti ny sTtuui^ orut:'.' y tM|et ^ y ‘*nii"t ^ V fuajj 4 eiuia.Muj(r|{ Stnotp -jo:>ay ‘vie‘spooQ jCsnuj ut r>*8 amTJkyi.TWiH ‘92toi •[) a -o eiLiaimikcs. Fouadry, Machias -AND- BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT, Anflfnsta» Georgia. Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repaii on beet iK an aer and terms ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILLS AND MACHINERY, C//UJP AXD GOOD. Have on hand a Larj:e Stock of I L OSBORNE So!« Profrtorietof, - Augusta, Ga, Library|Bulldlng. « One of th# finest JnetitaUons In the tfnfo ted Mutes. Heal HtisineM tranaactm] with real r.i|- Onfreney. .»r«t«red frun vho North foF tbe especial b'-neftt ef ihe Odl.-ge. BOARD IN eiTT (WRAP. rtmr. kfqciukb, ifr tu 4 months. BhawUfnT Litnlorvu* A ward'd on Oun^ pleUng OnuiSM til Katlafac'wry Manner. toENDFv* OH v IB*. 0L.1HC. Jnnl Dr. X R Ol-eratire need BAerhanleal DENTIST. .inm:uu a.vi» waa.f,iMTo.v. Will yeawtrte •* lh« following pDec* ef thwe nwi» dreed B«wnKao—Regfnningihe ftr*t Monday in «*cb tuaiuth niwi <■<%'vsaHrg for ihe follewtiig twowreka. OStee ■'the llnrtxo^ Hotel Wittirro.v—Tbe third abd fourth week iir each ineiith. O&eeuver Haitik * Bi ng Stars.- RICri'D. i. Moimi’s 118 King Sr. Clerlestos, 8. C. HK.VT1NG AND COOKING STOVES AND RANGES'^ M^Se d for pricca and pictore*. _ aeplff-ly A ni)raj rtml. for ttoou^. an 4 ro. * rauty t«i of -—da tavl* «»m to M.r* no.uov »J tbaa. •airlkiuf rt— Ir* *« '-R of fatbot ml. v—l from t r * Tbo Woo* r-u* to (.ol oor y.-n* Wfor- I |i<y work-a-, stoijutrtr Mare. Al oae aubfra-** TRriC .4 14.0, Aogavfa. Matno. M* Congaree Hotel," * IWI.tTMlM'A. fV. C »reer A wnibty and Gervmi* Strsetr, nppoeier State lkou-e. TI. K. BOHE, Puoraiktor, ISate* 8T.50 in $*/00 per day, aeontt). iug. Wv lovation of room. juul a IF* yew FINE W.VTCn OR CLOCK, STERLING SILVERWAREJ RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERY, OR SPECTACLES', Send root orJe-* to or call ai Jas. Allan & Co. ffiti KING STREET, CIIA«LES70N r S- C. Jaa2» upward* of 50 Engine* and Boiler*, ul*o •Steam and Water Pipe at reduord pri ce*. KORTING INJECTORS, Vandisen J«t Pump*, Bolts, NuiV, Washer*, Circular Saw*, File*, Ac. Write for price*. Promptness and good work. Cheap will be oar atm. an24 C. H. MAT11I*. w. j hatiii*. EATHIS BK6THE88' We are still at Pktrieks Ceraev, Elko, 8. C* R. W. with atoll stock uf GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE, which we offer for sale at price* ProportioaRto to tbe price* of oottoa. We hwv* s«t time or *pac* to tpaeify line* or priees bat o*r Stock is eomplete ia all departments, rad we cau eetl m cheaply as aay who give bonejf taretghfs rad We make a *pec ; specaBty ef. Whieh we are *elH»g fcr km money thM we ever paid for them before. Order* *tiU taken Augusta Hotel, ■- «: DOOI.BTTI-K. Prw^rlefwr. H*Ai>qu*KT*hR you ircrCTI l»t t uHuicbciAa Mbn. Albldl^ 0.1. The best Twe Dolbr Hnuoa in th* South. Special rates by the week or ujoiith, ninrl!) Hertz & Renklj —dealer* rt— Wines. Lifcois, Cigtrs nod Tubacch Fresh Oysters Received Daily. No. CIO Brnml Street, Opposite.,Aa* gartR. Hotel, Augusta, Ga. Order* promptly attended to. Bar and Bovliug Alley studied. doell J. S. HAMILTON —AtVR*— MOLAIH HOUSE: 0* DL PATTKSOR’t DBU6 8T0B8 Will eweetfle Wateh, C1«*ck, Jewelry rapairm Engraving, eto.. atmoderake prw cm and goarrat** perfoet *ati»fa«ii*a. _ foMff W. A. HOLMAN ATTORNKY CoUIVmB^GOB, at 1-AW, MAWIWKIUL V. M, maJVa ' WBI pvawimiu *N th* Orart* *f tba _ aafl ghu prompt and fokbM attmilra u tmriam* ratrwated «* M* wr* Ota* for th* pmmal urn main over Weath- ' ddMOtt,' JbralMy ti wfii ai/mmmi