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UN htaJtlUat*, Uituud Profrifti*. LAM it 1 i y ^ f.<!U»CS. !• wn oou rrr- OOUNTY CIRCULATION TBCBSDAY. DECKMBER 3 ISMA. t.'ji *j»i.i. ■ . 1 — Wet Dry 7 ilanj of tbe bwt people of the county believe (bet the prohibitory liquor lav ■bon Id not ,be tvpo*I< d. Meny other*, equity m good, believe that it ahould be. The Aral have had their eoovention end its proceeding* an reported in full in thi* paper. The other* viH meet on next fonday and we approve their meeting because we want to knew whether public *euti> inent in tl«e county ia in favor of or op- poatd to repeal. Whatever the majority of the good people of the county wish must and ahonld be the Ww. toake the penalty lo9f>rlaonmi Ut lb tha penitenUary for not leu than oob fmr nor more than tr Tke PrwhlMiluM roaveaiUa. The Prohibition conveutlon met at Barnwell November 80tb at 12 o'clock in. and wav called to order by Maj. L T. Ialar of Blackvllle. ibe following permanent ofAcere were elected: President, Dr. J. W. Ogtlvte; l*» Vlce-Pnwldeot, Rev. J. 0 Wllllame ; 2nd Vice-President, (Ion. F. M. Banibt rg ; Becretaiy and Treuur- tr. Dr. L.C. Btepbeos. The ladles,by Invitation, Mng“Flsht tor ProhlblUon” and prayer waa of fered by Bev. W. D. lil 'e, welcome ad- Ureea by liev. Paul Wlllla of Barnwell Court House, wblcb waa responded to by Bev. J. F. Bulat. Tbe following resolution waa offered by Col. T. J. Counts: Whereas, It la apparent that an ef fort la being made by tbe eiiculation of petitions for signatures throughout the county to repeal tbe law known as tbe prohibitory law of Barnwell county, And wheieas, tbe reasons set forth la said petition are based upon tbe ac tion of tbe Grand Jury In their pro- eentmeot at tbe last term of the Court, and other allegations without regard to facta or fldeuty. Aud whereas. It behooves every good and law abiding citlxon of the county to raiss hla Voice agaiust the repeal of tbe law upon such groundless allega tions and sentiments as set forth In the petition or the recommendations of tbe Grand July, wklcb body did uot represent tbe seutimeot of tbe mujorl t j of tbe dtlscns of tbe county as we maintain. Be It resolved, Thet we, the people •f Barnwell county, delegated from the different sections of tbe said county, and now sluing in con vent Ion, do most heartily endorse tbe law known as ibe prohibition law of Barnwell. That we condemn In the strongest terms tbe aMlon of tbe Grand Jury in assuming to themselves the right to speak for the people at large and to make re commendations for ths passage or re- l<aal of laws, and can oply attribute the cause of such action to Influences which did not represent the true senti ment of the paopta. That this body now proceed to elect or appoint a committee of Are whose duty It shall be to vlalt the capital of the State where the LegUlatuie is now sitting In Gsneral Assembly, and pre sent through the Boa. Senator aud Representatives of this county to that honorable body each petition or me- fnoilal as Ibis convention may deem right and proper In tbe premises. That In order to enforce tbe law tbat the benefit# for which It was Inteoded Uay be truly and fully realised or ac- coa-pllsbed that tbia body shall ap point an executive oemmlttee consist Inf of three, whose duty It shall be to bppojot at their leisure ■ committee of three for each township In the county and an additional oomnlttee of live for cvtfih Incorporated town and village, who shall be Charged with tbe duty of taking testimony and entering prose buttons against violators (or such of isoosa. Tbat this convention do hereby pledge Itself to stand by and support the said committee* In ike discharge of their respective duties. Tbat tbe President and Secretary o this convention are beteby nuthot lcnd and instructed to put tbelr official «tg natures to ths memorial against tbe repeal of the law and also to the cre dentials of the committee whose duty it Is to visit the capital of the State. And alto the following memorial to the Legislature: To the Honorable tbe Senate and House of Represent stives of tbe Stats of South Carolina, now met and sluing In General Assembly. The people of Barnwell county hsv Ing assembled thl* ths 80th day of No vember A. D. 1885, at tbe county seat of said county for tbe purpose of tak log Into consideration the action of certain Individuals claiming to be the Htlieos of said oounty, who have p*tl Honed your honorable body to repeal the law known ns the prohibition law of Barnwell county, respectfully show eth tbat every allegation set forth In the said petition is utterly false and without foundation. That the action of tbs Grand Jury of Barnwell oounty In recommending the repeal of tbe law was without au thority, an overstep of bounds, nowise, loexcuesbis and without precedent. That the law was paa*»d In accord ance with ths expreM will of lbs pco |rfs In ton vent loo. That the vote when submitted to the pnopl* of the county stood seventeen townships for prohibition. That the beneflts accruing from tbe law are manifest and dear to be aeeo. That In Addition to ths endorsement of tbs taw by this convention It has had tbs unanimous endorsement of thfes several ernveotiooa and associa tions, two of which were large bodies nod made up entfmly of delegates from ths different sections of ths oounty.. This body further shswetb. that the laafruagA used in tbs petition for tbe repeat of this law Is not only dictato rial bat disrespectful to yonr honors- We body. lit riew of ths foregoing fads your your • body do not repeal the pro- WbMoa lew of BaravaH, and further- you eo mbomI the law as to . __ three ysnrs, in add It h o to ths Bos ns now provided by law. adfl ibut tbs tuklAg out of uulted mitW revenue license for Brno well founty shall be dtemed and taken ss prims facto evidence of a violation of the InW sgsirst any one chsrgeil of the rffenee of selling liquors. Both of which w(»re referred to the following gentietusn as a committee : Ool. T. J. Counts, Msj. L. T. Islar, Dr, W. W. Smith, Capt. C. E. Malone and A. B. Hoc ten. Major Islar then announced tbat Mm Obapln was present sod sbe was cordially and unanimously accorded tbe privileges of tbe floor as a delegate. Bev, Ludus Outhbert was then In vited to addreM the convention, wblcb be did In his usual masterly way. Mis. Chapin than followed Mr. Cutbbert In s dear and telling appeal. The oom- mlttee then made s favorable report on the resolutions and memorial, which was unanimously adopted. Tbe chair then appointed tbe following commit tees : Executive Committee—A. H. Patter son, Eeq , Leroy Wilson and Capt. D. 8. Hair. Delegates to Columbia—Ool. Counts, I. L. Tobin. Eeq , A. H. Pattersor., E*q , Dr. W. W. Smith and Major Iz'nr A resolution was then unanimously adopted tbat tbe proceedlngt of the conuentlon bn published In both coun ty paper*, News and Courier, Southern Christian Advocate aud BuptUt Cou rler. Mrs. Chapin In behalf of tbe ladles thanked Col. Counts for calling tbe meeting. A collecfion was taken up to pay tbe expenses of the delegates to Columbia, from which 140.00 waa realized. On motion of Major Iztar tbe convention adjourned subject to tbe call of tbe President, with tbe con sent of the (xecutivo committee, A feeling letter from tbe ladles C. T. of Allendale whs received. U Am IntproMpiM .Vfeetlng. A la eg* number of rcprceestative citi zens front every township io the county met ou the 30th ult. «nd organised by the election of II. M. Mixson, Cbuinnau aud W. R. Kelly Secretary. It wa.- res«deed that ail citizens favor- repeal of the existing prohibitory -Etati .a-aojc,mrimi KUUW Tl: A. ELLIS. XT-lOltifKV JK'V LAW. UM-hfeell O. Jf.. t». C. P And Apeclnl attention Ut Conveyancing Collection*. ^ Applicant for Phml Notice is hereby given that the undersign* ed Mill file Ills ftnel nccount with B.’?. Kice, Judge of Probate, on Ike 11th dev of January next, at 11 o’clock in the forenooo, as Guardien efll. T. Green and ask far Let ters Disesiseory F. 1’. WOODWARD, Guardian. drcX-td Laboratory ol State Amsylat sadCksi 1st. g RtCHNORit, Va , Anguet 22. 1877. I have made a careful examinatien of S sample of “guniBMrdeAa Augusta County, Va..*’ rye whiskey, selected by utyeelf aud representing a lot of 200 barrels in the hands of .Messrs. Jenkins A 8teg.\l, and find M en tirely free from adulteratioss. I osn tally recommend it to these who desire on article of assured purity. W*. H. TAYLOR, M. D., flute Asssyer and Chemist. Mnse A Watkins, Richmond, Va.. who are the successors to Jenkins A Slegal, have ap pointed Thomas E. Rrauigan their soleageut for Columbia. 8. C., for this celebrated brand of “fluinmerdean Rye,” who is prepared to fill orders for any quantity. [dee* Muator’w Sale* A*tc of ioutk fhroiim | Chuff of Common i JUrmM Comfy. | lima. KLIlAUETM J(JHNflON/Plaintiff, / , J. J. CBADDO$t*.<* al, defendant A i*. Pitrtiiion. DT VIRTUB of a deersfat order made is the above entitled oaurs by the Hon. B. C. Freshly, Providing Judf and dated Ibe — day of November, i#86, i will sell at public a-cllvn in front of the Court House tu tho Tomb of Rani well In said State, en Monday, tho 7th day *t bocomber, 1886, U being sate day In aaid month, within the legal hours of sale, the folWwtng premise*: ”AI1 tbattraot, parcel or .ot of land lying and situated -in the oounty aforesaid, con taining one hundred and ten (110) acres noreor leas, and bounded ss follows: By lands of hi. B. Craddock, J. J. Crotch, ss aior, and by lands of 8. W. Eaves. Terms of Bale ooeb. Purchaser to pay for fu SANTA CLAUS —rox— Fancy GooJs. T<»ys of Every DocripUon, Do l Carriages, Express Wagons, Chi 1st man Cards. Fire Works, Musical Instruments. Rest Violin aud l(ai)o String*. WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. O. D. C. LANGE, R. R. Avenue, Blockville, S. C. dec3 -1 m BLAl.KVILLESTOKE EO.i >ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. tng hw meet ut Bnrnwel 1 on next Monday to appoint a oommittev to visit Columbia in the interest of a repeal of the law. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the News and Courier, Avgusta Chronicle and Colum. bit Register. The committee calling the meeting cn next spl* day consists of I. S. Bamberg, W. Gilmore'Simms, G W. M. Wil liams, R. M. Mixsou, J. K. Folk, W. R. Kfi’/i J* J- Brown, Joseph Ashley, M. Brown, J. R. Rates, II. M. Thomp son, J. W. Holmes. R. M. Mtxsoff, Chm'n. W. R. KkI.LT, Secretary. Will he sold mt public auction in Raruwsll on sal. day in Dvcembar, which will bs tho 7th day of the uionih,, ^ All that lot of land with tbs store and itors bouse thereon, eitmtlwl iu the Town of lllaokvills, mra-uring and containing in front on Railroad Avenue 40 feet, more *r less, by IfiO feel deepVflfWs bi 1 Is-s." Uuiting and bounding on tbe North hv land now or lately belonging to oiuate of Warren Carson, on the K<t»l by tartigue fltrert. South by Railroad Avenue and ou tbs M eel by land of Jatne* Kelly, Tins stars ia large and roomy, and la well and faithfully built of the veiy beat material. On Ibe^nt, and fronlingon LartigueStrMt, is a store house or tssi n, and this will he in cluded in the aale ot ihsal.ro. Terms—One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest from day of sale at rate of eiglit per cent per annum.— Purchaser to hare the privilege uf paying all cash and to pay for papers. J. A. iU'RCKMTER. D»v?ti td ■■nportMNt DerlMloM*. Three decisions were filed on Satur< day in the State Supreme Conrt that ere regarded by the (cgal profession as of ununonl interest : Io King rtt. Fraser, a Charleston esse, the Court holds that a mortgage not re> corded within the time prescribed by law ha* a lien frutu the date of its record, under tbe Act of 187G, ani is preferred to innocent unsecured creditors for vah uable consideration, without notice, whose debts were created between the date of tbe mortgage and the date of its record. In Walters vs. Kraft, a Columbia case, upon a joint and several promissory note paysb'e July 1, 1872, upon which was paid by the principal debtor the interest every year until 1878, action wss iusti luted against all tbe makers February 21, 1880.. The Court hohis that the ao- ttun is barred agninst the parties not making the payment *f interest by tbe Statute of Limitations. In Gardner vs. Gardner, also* Colntn bis ease, the decision is that the receipt of interest in advance on a past doe note is conclusive evidence of a valid contract to give Author time, unless the creditor shows that it was a mistake, or that there was a special agreement at the time that his immediate right of action on the note •hould *ot be suspended, and there be mg no auch showing iu this case, that there was an extension of credit and the surety thereby discharged. In the case first named the opinion is delivered by Justice McGowan, Justice Melver dissenting, and io the two last Justice Mdver delivered the opinions, Justice McGowuu dissenting. State nf Snath Carolina, I Court of Common Barnwell County. I’le.u. SALLY E BAKER etal. Plaintiffs, vs. ELIZABETH M. DEADER*stal Defendants Partition, Ry virtue of an order in title onnse made by the Hon. U. C. PreMnly, Jndge ol sntd Couit, <Uted November 16th, 1*86, all per sons holding claim' against the estate of Henry Love, late of Hsrnwtl! County, de ceased, will present and e*t«bli«h their de mentis before mein my offioeat Itaruwelloa Thursday, tbeSlsidsyel December. 1*86. G. DUNCAN BELlINGKK, novllt&w Master. Nuramoob to Ab^eiit Difemhai. A prominent Methodist clergyman telle tha following etory of an old Bap tist minister who always contrivad to lug baptism into bis sermons, whatev er his text might be. Tbe old gentle- man waa aaked one day if he could possibly preach a sermon witbont al luding to hla favorite doctrine. He ■aid he could and would if they would give him a text withoot any baptism In It. Tbe first chapter of Eara, 9th verse, waa selected, which read* a* follow*; ' And tbia ia tha number of them; thir ty chargers of gold, a thousand char gers of ailver, nine and twenty knives.” H* entered tbe pulpit, read his text, and then aaid : "My brethren, I don't what they wanted of an -*»oy ‘t&x *»poo{) Xana^ a| i3[*a(j knives unleea it waa to cut the lea in . oH w af-rTTATWOW-ra: I« i the people.” The mt beat thing to rellgioa la Sint* of South Cnrnlena 1 Churl of Comem-n Barnwell County! | J’ie<u. ~- 110WE MACHINE COMPANY, Plaintiff, •gnin.t t CAROLINE 8. LARJ, Defendant, flummoua to Keaaw Execution. To Caroline 8. Lard. TV hercM, judgment was obtained ia the Circuit Court for tbe County of Barnwell and fltate of float b Carolina, on the Hist day of May A. D- 1870, in tbe above entiileJVtuae, agnihst Caroline 8. Lard, nn exeentioa wm duly iesued thereon, bet the active energy thereof has now expired and it is desired to have ths same renewed. Now, therefore, you are summoned to ap. pear at tbo next Term of ue Circuit Conrt to be held 'for aaid County, at the plsee of holdlag thesAi o, and then and thoro show eau»e, if any ysu can, why sold execution should aoi be renewed according to law. DatodNov. 17thA. D 1885. w J, JL HuLMKA A fl J.lM;!, PltUullflrs Attorney*. novl'.t 6w Mortgagee's Sale* By virtue of a (tower of sale contained in a certain mortgage made and executed by Wi'.lUm Fogler, Sr., to me an the 19th day of February, 1886, I will sellto the highest bid der, at public outcry, in front of tho Court House *t Barnwell, 8. C., during the legal hours of sale on the 7th day of December 1886, tbe Mine being tales day is said month, the following real estate, to wit: Alt that piece, parcel er Imet of lead situ ate, lying and being in Baldoc township, Barnwell oounty, aod in the flute aforesaid, containing ten (10) acres end bounded as fol lows: On ths North |hy lands of Katie Mitchell, flouth by land* ot Knlie Mitshel 1 , West by but<ik of William Fo-ler. Tbo same being a part of tract conveyed to William fogler by Katie Mitchell. Ternto of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. E. WOOD, aovliUd Mortgagee. NOTICE TO PLANTERS. Parlies having cotton see l to sell are re. rpectfully urged to bring them in as soon as practicable, as later, cars may be net so easy to get and I may not have the sssuefacili ties to load, and consequently hare to re- dune the price. After ih>s date I will not receive teed on Monday* at all nor on Saturday after 9 o’clock, except by apecisl arrapgtTfciit. LEE HAGOOD. sovll . . • pwRd -Al *TD9«!U)8ni pOIgDKJO apupi HY tfoMTS ofu*Jl Y «I|AI A V •»WWA ‘•'wp ( ,V —• •+ t , at a-0 pspern. 0. DUNCAN BELLINGER, novtit-td Master. Master’s Bale. Court of Common Vita*. State of South Carolina, Barnwell County SOPHIA C. O’BANNON, Plaintiff, against SUSAN E. HAY’ and others, Defendant*. Pursuant to the decree uf the Court in this cause. 1 will offer tor sale at public auction on saienday ths 7th day of December next, at Bnviiwell Court House, immediately after the oloseuf Sheriff s Males, all that imet or pareel ef land situate ia tbe comity of barn- well, in Barnwell townsb p, on the waters ot the Great Boltkehiilchie, contniniug one bun dred and ftRy acres (of wniclt 48 acre* are kwamp and ViJ seres highland) bounded North by tbs public reed to Barnwell Court House, on tbe East by lend allotted in pat It tition to J. O'Uannou Lowry, flonth by laud of flanders and estate uf Jenoings Wood and West by land* of estate of Aaron and of Gil dersieeve—being part of tbe plantation aear Barnwell C. II. known as the O'Baunon place. The plat can he examined at iht Mas ter s otbeo and will be einibtlod on day of solo. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for title. (1 DUNCAN BELMNUEit, Muster novlll id 111 m & co. IJL.ACKVIL.I-.1C, H. C\ CHINA HALL. COR. KING AND LIBERTY STB., CH AXCUKttTOK, H. Cm A —DIALER I»— CHINA,GLASS, EARTHEN WARR, KEROSENE OIL LAMPS, CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS. A Full Line of Lamp Trimming*. Col” ored English Dinner Setts, 115 pieces, forfllo.DO. Ten del to, 44 pieces, I4.0U. A lull litre of Ameriosn this White Cliitts Dinner Nett*, 122 piece*, 912- chenpest uoods on the market. A fall line of Band Chamber Setts, 10 pieces, 93 to 95 each. At 1 of tire above good* first cla**. Fncked and delivered to soy railroad in city free of charge. oct!5 “ J.P. BROWNE. The Best Truss Ever Made. 0r. L. Brccker 1 &c &OT$. WILLISTOR, rescript ion* cars* illy '.tiled at all uim* day or uight. i Dealer* in Drop*, Medicine*, Toilet Article*, Fancy Goods, the best Cigar* »nd Tobaccos on tho market. a)1 approved Patent Medicines and everything kept ia well appointed Drag Stores, Stock always full, quality always the beet and price* •* *beap a* they ought to he, nov26 Fall Season -AND- FILLER PRICES —AT- MOIiAIR’S The place where a pound of cdtton will bay more now than it could any where at any time aince the war. — na.ii.BBs is— Drugs Medicines: and Toilet Articles. Drsssiagrnses, tKlor rs«es. fltntlonery, Fins Oadirs. fttil*! flrifs. Yeses, (.’ups snd flau- **rs, Tubaseo snd ('ignre, and n lull line ot Perfiunery, Soaps, As. oet22 DR. W. S. KttmefMTIs SURGEON DENTIST, WIL.L.IHX01V. H. C. Offers hi- profe-sional service* to the citizens of Barnwell and adjoining coun ties All werk guaranteed at liberal priee*. sept 1866 1885 CHARLES PECHMANN Takes pleasure in stating to his friends and the public that his stock of good* is the largest and best he has aver had. while his prices ore os cheap as the cheapest. He invites the call* of all who wish to buy, os he is confident that an examination of hi* goods and prh-e* will be satisfactory to all who want a dollar s worth of good* for a hundred cents. FOK MBS AXD BOT8. Hats, esp*, boots and slibes, all qn.vli- tiea ; slothing, all grades, pants from 50 cents up, underwear, laundried and un- Uundried and check homespuo shirts, collars, tic*. A full stock of Fall and Winter Drea* Goods, « benutiful line of Fall (.'alicoe*, Cashmeres 12 12 cents up, haudsome cot Coahmeres (something new) 40 cents, new supply Ginghams and Seersuckers, Ladies' Cloaks and Jerseys 75 cent* up, chiidrews worsted cr.>ch»-t Hoods ami Jfresse*, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Towel* 10 cents up, Canvass Belts, all colors, Satchels, Hercules, Novelty and Feather Braids, Dress Buttons, Ladies’ Linen Neckwear, Hats, Feathers, Flow ers, Ribbo»s and Laces, aud a pretty stock of Jewelry, Tin and China wasb- stjt.d sets, China sets, 1(1 pieces, 93.50, Crochet and Sowing machine Needles MtS^A Specialty—Shoes for Ladies, misses and cbiidn-n, men, youths snd boys, of the best makes sad at very rea sonable price*. Trunks, Hardware, Crockery aadTIn ware. 2 GROCERIES AT COST. A pound of good green tea and .r beiu- tiful et.iua cup aud saucer tor only sixty cents. Every purchaser of ten dollars worth of gr jd.v will receive a chaace in a rutile for a handsome Chum Tea iet worth teu dollars. Old aud new friends are invited to call, examine goods and compare price*. They sh^ll nnt go away disappointed in quality and quantity of purchases. seplO .notsilliW F t several year* a good many croak ers have been deelartng that WliltMtou was going, as It I* spelled above, back ward. They may have come Dear the truth but now they will have to change their mu-do from a fuiieml trial oh to a lively (r«l'>p for young men are coming to the front and \v- H- SMITH FOR LAD IK* AMD MIMSKS. Print*, 5 and 6 cents, buatiass 10 cents up, meuRiiug goods, all styles worsted dree* goods, long vloths, trimmings, but- ons, shoes, slippers, hosiery, perfume lies, toilet soaps. FOR IIOURF.KEKPKBS. • * The beet staple aod faney groceries, trays, cooking uteusiU, tin, wooden and crockery ware, eutVy, extracts, chairs, bodsteada. FOR KARMKR8. Flow*, hoes, axes, shovels, spades, trace chains, harness, chisels, augurs, gimlet*, nails, rope, bogging, tie*. FOB BV BBT BODY, - with tbe best stock of.S'aple nod Fan cy Groceries, composing everything kept iu a first cla*.* store in city or country has flung hi* banner Pi the breeze and will make trade lively in spite of the sleepiness of the old folk* The town is dry butknhali not ho dull if the people know a good thing when they wee it. Good food makes people handsome and healthy and you will Mud my store the h-adqaarters for health aod happiness, for I keep the beet good* in my Hue and enough to supply the trade of ths township. The choicest candies and confection eries, Due fruits of all seasonable sorts. The best cigars and tobacco to be bail la tbe South, can goods aud a great many and so forth* too numerous to mention. New good* received every day aud price* marked down every ohrbt. There are more Smiths la the Eng I lab speaking world than men of any other uatn*, but before going further aud fating worse give a call to yours truly, who want* more customers than auy other Willi*tou merchant. W. H. SMITH, oct29 W’llllatoo, 8. C. Bargains, good goods, fair prices, a com plete stock and a nordiaT welcome. Wanted—C*»ttou and country pro* dace, for which tbe highest market pri ces will be given. Twenty years experience !■ mercan tile business has learned me the needs of th« Barnwell trade and I am uot afraid of competili □. (JHA9. PECHMANN.» fSlacfeYsIle MILLINERY. ’Stare.- GLARE ST. Dr. J. H. Price. BLACKVYL.L.E' S- C orrsas roa valm The Celebrated FRY TRUSS. Invites the ladies of the county, to eall and examine a choice and complete •lock nf seasonable goods. Dress mak ing also done. Mr* 11- T. Randall, Manager- Briggs, Buist A Co., Proprie tor*. Warranted to give satisfaction or money will be refunded to any one dissatisfied after a fair trial Will lost a life time and oao be worn with perfect comfort all the year round. FOR SALE One thousand acre* of land to Geor go's Greek township. In lots to suit purchasers. For further iufotmatlon apply to 0. C. Rush or P. W. Parhbix, BlacKvtlle. „ - ■ep3-tf Otto Tiedeman & WlxolMMtla Orocer* 0218, Prorkaioti LJeolerp. 102 aod 104 East B*y 8t., Ckariaetoa, 8. C. V. MflrM«ati« Nialt/.^fHl -v : THE BEST IN USE. Also, Altreu Speer’s Pare New York Port. Wines, brandies and uofertneut- ed Grape Juice, strictly for medicinal purposes. The*# are not bar roots goods and can not be bought except at Drue Stores. Approved by tbe Medl- cal Faculty as admirable teoloe, etim- ulaats aed diuretics, , ▲too, Pare Drugs arid Medicines, Freeh end Genuine, end sold at lower (trices tbaa th* same qualities cau be bought from any other dealer ia the county. AH Drugs and MsdictoM ore Guaranteed to be exeat iy a* repre sented. J. H. PRICE, M. D. ma>T4] Blackvllle, 8. C. THE NEW STORE — OF— Williams 1 luaier, —AT— MIDWAYvS.O Under the management of W. H. HAY, haa a splendid stock of New Goods, and they are selling crowds of them and paying the best price for cotton of any bouse in tbe county, and paying the clean cash. Mi-lhey give their customers the beoettr of Factory prices on Bagging and TPs. - huv27 la pr—eut* xivan aaap. 0ru4 tu 5mut- |—ttKKiv an* nmU fua III K**t frm a parkaev of 8-oda of Urj* valia>, that «Ul *tart jua In tirtiw jetm la bkmiot foatec rfca. atirk that will at than anrthina «ls- ia Am-rtca. All at>oat tha tvs hoiMlr«l tlmibuintt ituDara la prearnt. with oarh box. Ar-nt« want-* nVrywh-re, of altber arx. of allacaa, "• at fur all lb- tlaip, or .pare Unto aaly, to work for Fnrtuara for all wo thofr own Uimv-o- jr oiwurwl. Don’t dvlar r-riHn<t. Main-. workrr. alwolnUw HALLETT A CO., f-ht Green B. Rich. Jeweller and Phutographer, BLACKVILLK - - - - S. C. I have jtivl received a fresh Block of watches, clocks, Jeatelry, solid a «d plated silver war*, watch chaise, solid and plated.- gentlemen and Indio* rinjre froai $2 to $.V). Also, fi j» lot of rock crystal spectacles, both in blae tint and white, gold, nickleand steel framoslo suit ien-ex. All kinds of watches clocks and jewelry re-nired and warranted. My stock is select and very line aod I cor dially invite public iusptclion. deed P; for working prnple. tVnit 10 i-rnl. (-wi ser, aiut aoi a Ml null jmi (V-o, a roral, val>Ml>lr .-Jinple l->x of^ouil.i hat will not yoo in the war of makin- nmr- niou-y ia a frw da; a th«n you -rer thouzbt (WuMM- at any l.u.ia-%-. Capital not nxiulrr*. Tou ran llvr at lown- and work In uparv Um» -nly, or all tha tin.*, AH af NHh win*, otall as-a. grandly aurra-ful SO mul. to f *r doltan raeily rarurd -rrry rr-nin*.— That all. who want wor-. may tr»t thr bualaraa, w« inak- thi. unparalh-t otfl-r : "Ta all wb-. sr- not Wi.ll w« will wnd ime dollar t"|>ay for the trowIMo ft » ritlup n* Kail (urtirular., dlr-riioti«. «tr., wot fn'O. Immrnae (."J' "h«oliiti-lr .urr for all who -tart ot one- Don’t delay. Addiew STIXltOB A t-V., I'ortlaud. Maioe. fi t* S- L. OSBORNE’ ^ ProprtPHftor. Augusta, On, LlbrarylBuildlng. Osn **f the flnest InstfUtlons in th* Gni- ted sut.-s Heal Huslnesa trnnsnotsd with real fV-|. lege Currency, .irtltsretl rr*»tn the Narvik fnr th* especial h-n-lit of the College. . BOARD IS CITT OUKAP. miR REQCIBCD, S% TO 4 MO!m**. f>anilful Diplomas Award-d on Cam- ( pletlng (Vur** In flatlsfactnry Mannar BEND FOR CIRCULARS. Jaal PLEASANT ROOMS, FIRST-CLASS TABLE AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR, 211 Kicg Street, Cbarlsatan, S. C- (Four Door* flouth Academy of Music.) This well appointed Hotel will be opened for reception of Gueatn March 1. 1885, by G. T. ALFORD, recenth Proprietor New Brighton Hotel, Sulli van’* Island. The Windsor to newly furnished throughout, having hair matti eases and woven wire-spring* on all bed*. To make this a strictly fam ily Hotel ao liquor* will be sold oa the premise*. Having many years experience, I promise to *11 favoring me with their patronage a pleusunt home while in Charleeloo. Rate* ; $1 50 to g2 per day. Liberal rate* by week or month. M’2« Jj!VS. E- DAVIS, mom.iui cirauotuT law. I l«rn well C-, H., H. <J. Conveyancing and eolleotisns specialties fob 14 Gil. HIM 1 foiuiry, Hackioo —AND— BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT, AYigTiista» Georgia. Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair on best manner and terms ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILLS AND MACHINERY, CHEAP AND GOOD. Have nn jjand * I<nr?s Stock of upward* of 50 Eugitie* and Roper.., also Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri ce*. , KORTING INJECTORS, Vaad izen Jet Pump*, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Circular Saw*. Files, ic. Write for prices.^ Promptness and good work. Cheap will be our arm.’' an2t C. H. MATKIH. W. J MATHIS. MATHIS EEOTEEEB- We are still at Patricks Corner, Elko, S. C‘ R. W. with a full'stack of GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE, which we •fler for sale at price* proportionate to the prices of cotton. We bave not time or space to specify Hue* or price* but oar Stock is complete in *11 departments, •od we can acil os cheaply as any men who give honed weight* and measure*. We make a speciality of. SHOES Which we are selling fcr lees money than We ever paid for them before. ^n* a «■ XT’ , w roan we ever paid ror them before. oemrai ±iot6i^ Brood Straet, Angust*, Q*. MRS. W. M. THOMAS. CealroB/ Wealed, ceaveaieat.te bjtoaeM, given such ntufoctiou to oar caste arm. ,. We pay the highest priee* for cotton, and *11 ziarkcUUe country prod bos, Dr, J. R. Smith. 0|»«*r»»tirw nnd MwebanlMhl DKKTlHTv nAyiHF.KCJ A.WIk WII.I.IMTto.W. Will pracliea at lb* foltowia^ at lint* mrntiouc-i IUmhkro—E")(inoin^ tbe first Maaday la *aeb raonlb and routinniag for (he follwiag two wnt-kv. Ollier »' i lie llarltef Haiti WitLii-THS—TUe tblnl nnd foHrtb week in etkoh nwnib. - Utbcauver dmilb’s Dm* fltara. »pr’J7«ly RlCil’D. J. MORRIS 118 King St. CharleWoe, S. C. HEATING AND COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. MTSer d tor prices and pirtare*. •eplS-ly Ml HriKl .(* real, fnr boat**,. ,.4 r— firr f(»». a maily ha, .f t ^4a whlrh wOl help yuu l« M.r, AMary • riubt »w»y than ■uythiMe eU* tw thi. worM All. «f -ilhrr mx. wtcciml fmia *r-l h«iir The hr.m,| rrwd In fnrtuA* Wfor, lh* wa»k,r«. .1—>1 ii> lr Mir*. Al uure Tltm A tb, A«,uMa. Uitine. Oongaree Hotel,' COLITMHIA. t*. C. Corner Assembly and Gervma Streets, opposite State Houxe. W. E. ROSE, Pboprietob, Ratea SI ,>0 to 92 00 por day, accorAi ing to locution nf ruMa. j*ul 5 you wants PINK WATCH OR CLOCK, STKRLINQ SILVERWARK4 RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALtTY* TABLE CUT LERY, OR SPECTACLES, Bend your orders (o or cell st Jas. Allan & Co, 3t>7 KINO STREET, CHARLESTON,’S. C. 1imi24 Augusta Hotel, fffa K. I>OOK.ITT£#i:. Preprleter. (.1, Hbadquartkm pom CoMMKMcrAL Mur, The best Two Dellar House in tbe South, Special rates by the week ef mouth. marl 9 Hertz & Renkl, • —dealers ik— Wiofs, Liquors, Cigars and Tobaect Fresh Oysters Received Daily. No. 610 Brood Street, Opposite Agp* ffosta Hotel, Augusts, Go; Orders promptly sttended t<*. ~ ' Bsr snd Bowling Alley oltschsd. deell J. S. HAMILTON^ -ATTSS— 41 MOLAIR HOUSE J Will execatf Watch, Clock, Jewelry repairs, Engraving, etc., st moderat* pm sss tad gnsrsutos perfect satisfaotiou. mi