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THURSDAY, DBCRMBEB », \m. December 8»h, 1R8S. Aneusta—MlddHoc 83 4 cent*. Charles toe—Middling 9 mots. Mr. R. C. Rlrkl&nd, Jr., left on Tu«wUy evening for tbe Charleston Medical Ool- legv, Capt. O. O. Rl'ey killed a fine btiok lent week while driving near the Savannah Elver. v . ’ Dr. N. P. Kirkland, Sr., went to Colum bia Tnesdav night to attend the 8. C. Con ference, now In aeealon. The County Treasurer has laeued 850 ex ecutions, a sr'al'er numberihan usual and mostly for small sums. Mr. J. O. Outgnard of Aiken has Intio- duced into the House a bill to charter a rail ro«d from Blackvllle to Alston. Capt. Dunn reaChod town on Saturday night with a oar load of superior horses. He will bring a lot of mules next month. While Judge Maher Is absent Chas. Car- roll Simms, Esq , will bo In charge of Ids office and business. novfl6-4w Mr. A. P. Hlers killed near Elko last week two two year old pigs that weighed SIS pounds each net and yielded 1* gallons bunt'd. Kev. W. W. McMorries of Newberry spent a pleasant vacation of ten days, end ing Inst week, with hia old Mends uear Elko. The Quarterly report of th« Town Clerk and Treasurer is pleasant reading for the t-tx payer. There fs promise of good streets and good order hereafter. The beautiful China tea set at Mr. Mo- 1 dr's will be raffl-'d on the Nml Inst, at 3 p, rn. All persons who have taken chances are in\ It *d to be present The (uarrlege of two of tbe beat beloved young people of Barnwell w.is appointed for last evening. We tender them our best congratulations. Mr. Wm. Bonntree of Bennett Springs killed, ok t he Hi h Novemtier, taro tu'gs two years old weighing 3.V)and 394 pounds net, from which he made lweut)-oue gahons of lard. Married, Wednesday, Deo. 2nd, 1885, at Grahams, M. C^ by Rev. James F. Bulat, Mr. W.C. Crusi of Rowe«ville, Orangeburg « <u(>ty, and Miss Nora Neelly of Barnwell eounty. Judge Maher’s Bill to change the time of holding the summer term of the t^ourt of G-netel SesKloiia to the second Monday In July has passed its third reading In Lbs Ilonas. It Is estimated that betw«en 800 and 10np persons were in town on Monday. Itie Voice of the auctioneer wse reeoriant ell the day anil l.•lHl'S and miles brought from n dollar and a quarter up. Col Jos. Ashley of Ko«r Mile, the lar gest land holder In the county, who owns about Ji.flOO acres, sold week before lust to Danh-I Mixson. oolored, the Ural tract he ever dtaposed of It was too remote Irom bis residence to be prodlable. On Hatnrday. In the United states Court In (Jolun bu», a decree was tiled fh the cas<- of North and Bean. 1 nistees, aguiner tlie Fair mount Manufacturing Corupitny, es tablishing ti e Jlelia and order log a sale ■ f the pro(i*uty to pay bonds a-oursd by the mortgage. A goodly numlierof Born well and Black- villw i>enplo went to Augustn Selu day evbntng by special train to i-ee Fiederlck Ward, the tragealian. in Virglnlua. The Jtarrwell deleter nieiit reached home at 3 a. m. tiuruUy nn r-iug. Married, In the ( hnreh of tbe Meoslsh, Jlaltlm >ra, Md., on the 231 d iy of hovmu- ber, tiy the Hector, Rev. Peregrine \Vr«ih, Mr. August B. Zisae't of Barnwr'll, S. (!., and Mbs El zubelli Ferrruitof BaKUuore, Maryland. The appointment by Gov. Thompson of Col. W. Perry Murphy of Wallerlsuo to fill the unexpired term of the lain Solicitor, Od. Gantt, will glvegereruJ satisfaction. While all the counties had their favorite sons in (he Held, no more acceptable com promise candidate could have been found. He will sustain Ulmsclf well In ids new bffioe. Prof. D. B. Parker, prircipal of the Elko High School, whs roblied tin Fild"y night of his tiunk, clothlrg and n small sura of money. His trunk aud clothing were re covered hut hia money and razors were not. A colored boy Was urri steil and some of the goods found on his person. He claimed to have found the trunk open In Capt.J It. Bali’s livid and to have taken tin* attlcke Irom it. G D.C. Isuige.—We have been wonder ing for a long time what the Initial letters of Mr. Lange’s name represented, and much study and many visits to his store have convinced us that they trenn Girl’s Dolts, Christmas and many more tilings in the same pleasant lines. To-morrow two weeks will be Christmas and he has been preparing for that festive time by gaLhering'such a stock of Holiday goods ns the country never saw befofe and may never see again, for we expect that old Banta Claus will spiilt him away and take him Into partnership when he come* along Christmas Eve and sees that Lange has filled ail the little stockings with gifts and the little hearts with happiness. Nbw fathers and (mothers don’t be selfish hut give up the Christmas to the little /oiks, and let them blow horns, beat drums, pull wsgons, eat caudles, pop crackers, wave flags and be kings nm! queens of your householdb during Christmas, and if your , liberality and L nge’s goodness don’t make It a perfect snocess why we don’t know anything about fun aira good times. Fanon) Houra; 'Borlnf your notice •bool • ratfrohd between the Eriteuw, will say that John town to all right and will do tier foil share. I hare also seen prcflBloeat parties tmm other sections and they are red but for it. The ettf- tena are now hauling their cotton frotM* this section to Columbia. We will raise a good pile to get a railroad here. Keep it hot and leta bring forth fire soon. Your friend D. H. Sally. * The Census.—Tbe disposition of the Legislature, we are Informed, Is to or der a State Census to be taken next year, aufd at tbe same time, by amend ing tbe Constitution, to give tbe Leg islature power to take tbe United States Census as the basis of appor tionment afterward. This will give a sure basis for an early reapportion ment of representation in tbe Legisla ture, and will admit of a reapportion- meut lu 1891 or 1892, and in every tenth year thereafter, without any con siderable expense to the State.—News and Courier. To th» Ladies.—I have Just received from Ne» York a fine eeleotion of Ladles, Misses and Children’s Hat*; also, a new and cdaiplete stock of ripbon*. flower* and fsathers ef all kinds- Your sails and In- fpectkKU of my Hock tit respectfully in vited. S.W.YOOIL. octl-tf Back!«m*» Aralca Halva. The best salve In Uiejworld^for out* bruises, sores, nlcsrs, *oft rheum, fever Sores, letter, chepi-ed hands, obllbUiOA, Corms and all skin eruptions, aed pasHIve- ly on re* PH**s, **r no pay required. It I* guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oente per bottle. For sale by W. t*. Eaves, Barownll, Dr Btopbeas, BUokrtHe. julyis-iy “Wd want Orangeburg Democrat the whipping post and want it bad." Wart*: Bob tbd warts Jbkss three or row Omea a day, sad yoa wiU not bores etogle wart left Prof. Geo. O. Kobinson died at Grovttowu, near Augusta, Ga. f on Sat urday. Henry Sparnick, once prominent in Radical circles in this State, died iu Denver, Colorado, 29'b November. The Atlanta saloon keepers are re fusing to sell drinks to men who voted for prohibition in the late election, and there is much wrath and Indignation. Ths State Supreme Court has decid ed that the law requiring the railroads to contribute to the support of the Railroad Commission Is constitutional. A party of ten or twelve returned emigrants from Arkansas passed thro’ Aiken a few days ago, on tin ir way to Lexington. They all seemed much the worse for wear. Abe Orangeburg Times and Demo crat tramps on tbe toe* of a man down there, who owns 82B 000 worth of prop erty and only puy* his preacher $10 a ysar. The Branchville Banner *nye ten acres of laud around that town were recently sold at #:I0 uu acre, and it was not the best land either. Judge L'^chrune, of Atlanta, says that he intends to pull the erks out of every bottle of wlue and liquor in hi* cellar and pour all the stuff duwn the gutier, and the Savannah Timug wants to ku<>w which gum r? The Governor has refused to pardon F. A. Blackwood, white, who wag con vlcted of forgery at the June term, 1885, In Barnwell county, ami sent enced by Judge Aldrich to Imprison ment hi the Penitentiary for one year. The re-elco'lnn of Chief. Ji; H t|<vi Simpson and of Circuit. Judge* Press- ley, Aldrlnh, Hudson, Witherspoon, Wallace and Cothran by the L-gl-da- fure. and virtually without dig.enr, lust Friday, is something more than a renewed vote of confidence iu t he l-aru ing. Industry ainl integrity of the Bench It is, hesldes, a slgniBcact dec- Ihi at Ion t hat. the duoet reprebeutat I ves of the people. In lb»‘ Netrao and House of UepreH( utatives, have no love of change for the sake of change, and that in the cage of the Judges, at least, the political rule of rotation In office should not apply,—News and Courier. On and ■fter Monday, Hryomtwr Wk, W9S. train* •ill niu a- follows itll flirt bur uottr«: [Ihiily—tjo ift Sunday*. | \V •CKTWAllO. erjrVrran*. is* Ulitckvill* “ ArtiM)(h “ Wood ward’* Ar bariiw.lt 1 A. M. 1« :t» 10.J0 1 :t« l’. M. fast #. 3 Val6 K rAH'l’W A.1AI >. STATIONS- L» ihiriiwctl *• WiKwiasnl’i “ A*hl<*ii;h Ar Blai kv Ilia % A. M. JtM ''Is? 8.49 4 r. At. 4:15 b:A 6:'.3 6: 0 Bwruwvll Railruml Trwitis conuucl wltU South C*r- olln* Hiiilway Ti-aiu* a» follows: No. 1 liaatonno-tionfrom South Carolina llnltway from Augu»ti and Cliwrlr-ton. No. Vcuuuocth will. South Castll’is Railway for Cbarlr-ton, AuKUfrta r.nd nil |H)irts I ji-t ai.il u’lwi. Nu,3 lia*cmuirwiloti from S.utli (Volina Itailway from Cuiuinlita, Cauuk-u, CharkutoO and Aupiata No. 4 oonnseU wltli south Oaf'dlna Railwa* for OliarlwWon, Otilumliiaaml all pointA R»»t »wd (Vial. I». ( . A l.l.KN. (>■ I’ A T. A*, ill. JOHN H. PECK, (ienerai Miii»k. r. Stmth Curolina Kailway. Commencing Sept. Gth, 1885, trains will run as follows : AUGUSTA DIVISION. WEST (Dnlly) (Pally, Arrive at liranchvlll* 8.46 ft m 7 2L P Ui Lu..*/ Ur.iiichville 11.00 a m 7 i!-> r HI teftve Kiliato H 0V ft Hi 7. 46 V 111 Lphvc Mitlwivy 9.214 ft in 7 58 p III Leave Bftmberg . 9.27 a m 8 06 p rn Leave Orfthanis 9.89 a m 8 18 p in Leave Leeft 9.49 a ni 8 •°.() p ni heave Hlackville 9.66ft m 8 ■>7 p m Leave Elko 10 OS a ni 8 52 p rn Leave Wllliston 10 14 a in 8 6» ? m Arrive ai Augusta £ A. 11.40 p ST m 10 3-5 p ni (I*ailj J 1'ai iy LeaveAugusta 7.06 a m 4 46 p in LeaveW'illistoa 8.41 a m 17 p m Leave Elko 8 49 a m C 2 4 r m Leave Hlftckville 9 14ft m •> 3 J p m Leave Lees 9.22 a m • 41 p m Leave Urn bams 9.68 a m <> ,y» r m Leave Bamberg 9.49 a m 7 03 p in Leave Mi-lway 9.55 ft ni 7 11 p m Leave Edislo 10.05 a in 7 23 p m Ar. at Briiuchvllla 10.15 a in 7 33 p IU Leave Braachvilla 10.20 a m 7 60 p m Ar. atCbftrle«lon 12 20 pm 9 40 p m Money T Mast Move! * i ' B 3R O W BJ, Tt. ' . ; - Tin-:- - JSAKNWEIX BEAR Thankful for past patronage, announces to the County tl.at until the A first of January he will make such reductions in the price of every arli- cle in his immense stock of General Merchandise that no one shall hate cause to complain of the low prices of cotton or excuse to go to so-callct! H >• t I will Duplicate and sell any Suit, House ^ *-A XQiiKY <?AVKD 18 ttmKY ZfADR.’I lais and Crests' F Y.%'y*r y Iu Augusta, and at the IrOWBRT PIUCJ5S. . * * I except po House. I invite th« Trjde fo eaU wd.i Ansor.ed Stock, and you will be convinced tiut thia ! STANS] NEW-STORE. 7 tO Rro&d St., Uu^rjaToU^ete^ #• j ';r-r - stum, cities. COLUMBIA DIVISION—WEST. Daily (Except UiCsMitUa) Leave Pranehville Arrive at (’niuilen Arrive wt Colttnibia Leave Coltruhia Leave Canulea .36 p 3i Ar at Branchville A.63 a tu 12.69 p m 10.46 a m 10.00 p ni 7.46 u m 6.27 P ni 7.00 a in 3.16 p m lo 09 a m 7.22 p in DAILY) MEAT.) 10 KO p m 2.3 i r» ra 4.21 ft m 7.35 a m EX 1* HESS I.envc OhftrloHton hranthville Leave Blm-WTille Ar. AuguAta EXPRESS(DAILY) EAST ) l»e«ve AuguMa 11.60pm Ar. at BUckville 1.44 am Ar. ni Urancliville 3.16 a in Arrive al Chirleetun 0.20 ft tn “(’ONNEmoNS." Conneclion* made at Auj(u«ta with Cporgi < H. K to atul fmin a ! p unis W eti and South- weal.hy nil train., with through Sleeper t>e twuen i'hn rlu.t wti and Alianta on night Ex prcait t rut ns. tarn neci ion. made al f'barle.tnn with Nurth- Eauteru It. It. fur print. North and with New York Steamers on Saturday*. Connection* uimie *t Columbia with C6- lutnbia and tdreonville it. R. an I Charlotte. Colutnhia and Aiigueta R. K. lo and Irom ail pun I* oti lh• 111 Hoads. Connection* made at Bl&ckville with Barn- well K. K D C. ALLEN, B P. A T. Apcnt. JOHN It. VECA. General Mnnatrer Tlseise Are Molisl Farta. The best blood ptiriflor aod gystem regulator ev**r placed within the reach of suffering humanity truly Is Electtio Bitters. Inactivity of the liver, bil- iousoegg, jaundice, coostipatioh, weak kidneys, or any dtaeaxe of tho urinary organs, or whoever nquireean appe tizer, tonic'T mild HUinulatit will al ways flu I Electric Bitters the beat and only certain cure known. They ao; sorely and quickly, every bottle guar anteed to give entire satisfaction or money refunded. Hold at fifty cents a bottle by W. H. Eaves, Barnwell, Dr. Stephens, Blackviile. a n itlltlnic Nkclelon. Mr. E. Springer, of Mecbanlcsburp, Pa., writes : T w.iB afflicted with lung fever and abscesa on lungs, and reduc ed to a walking SiMeton. Got a fteu trial bottle of Dr. King’s New Discov ery for Consumption, which did me eo much good that I bought a dollar bot tle. Alter using three bottles, found myself once more a man, completely restored to health, with a hearty ap petite, and a gsln in fl“«h of 48 lbs.’ Cali at W. S. Eaves’ Drug otoro and get a free trial bottle of this certiau cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bot tles $1,00, CIIAS c. I^IESIAK, \Vhoh-sale nnd Kctall Commission — DtSALItT. IX- FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND POUI-TRA'. Stalls No*. 1 ami 2 Fish Market, Office No*. 18 uui 20 Market St. Ea*t of Eiist Buy Charleston, 8. C. Consigiinients of Country Prodticc are respectfully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, &c. All otders tillod with dispatch. seplS-Cm Cheaper —THAN THE- Cheapest. Ben Davies Pyspktsi.v Cure.—W, a. Wright. Comp troller (ienerai KUite of GtxtrKla, says ho has b.-on entirely cured of Dyepopela with only throe bottlse of Dr. Hull’s Dyspeptic Elliir. For sale at, Wllllstsn by Dr. Hrooker A Son. at Barnw.-ll by Walter 8. Eftvos. nt Blackviile by Dr. Stephens. J.E. Paulin, Druggist at i<urt Guinea. Ga., writes that he sells more of Hull’s Dyspo tic Elixir than any other patent imdicine. f'or sale at Wllliston hy Dr. UroukerJt Hon, nt Barnwell hy Walter 8. lyi v.-s, at Hlackvire by Dr. Htephene. - If you ar« suffering with Dyspepsia, In digestion, Asthma or any chronic liver trouble try a bottje of Dr. Holt’s Dyspep- licJpliTir. It will not fall to cure you. Wherever Dr: Holt’* Elixir Is sold' *1] doubt is removed In regard to Dyspepsia twin* Incurable. Get ft of Dr. Htephens at ViaokvUle,T>r. L. Urobker A Bon, Willis- ton, and W. S. Eavea, Barnwell. H. a mayia-ly ■9H9 melon seed. Selected from Borch, Kolb Gem and Scaly Bark melons weighing from twenty to fifty pound* each, for sale by IX P. SPRAWLS, WUItetdn, H. a nov28 HEMME’S 238 King SL Opp. AWdemy dfMnnc, CWheton, 8. C. Intends to soil out hi* entire stock this side of Christmas and will make better terms than any other merchant in the county. Two thousand dollars worth of shoes for sale at co*t. When you come to Barnwell Court week he sure to call upon him. uov5 THK Blackviile Bakery, RESTAURANT —AND— Fs aiilf Grocery; J. H. BORG EU, Proprietor, Fresh Bread every day. Meals at all hours. , All tho delicacies of th* pennon. The choicest confectioneries, cokes, candies, canned gooda, frutur? vegeta bles. AH at the lowest prices and warrant ed to be tbs best. CALL ANt> BE WELCOME J. H- BORGERv Railroad AventML aep4 W. A. HOLMAN -A.TT^)BNEY —AST) - COTJJVHKLLOR A.T LAW, MABMWBLL C. ML , V. Evcryhoily claims to be selling goods cticap,er than anybody else, but no matter how low other* may go BROtVN can do a little better'for you than any of hia feeble imitators. Come by cars or private conveyances anyl make early preparation^ fpr a merry Christmas and happy New Year. , & Die C0UXER IJ.UL1I0AD AVENUE AND nAYNE • BLACK VILLE. S-.Ow Invite their friends and the general, public to call aadaxamtaatiMfrIUM piece and carefully selected e>tock id , . * * General ms ■ * ^ and compare prices before buying. Ws bA.va lK>t4gtit In, aU tKe Ji iwtjl dnkbe t -fw- ki ts us cnedpfy as any othur mcrefuini* and Ws ^ oi^dy In Dlaikvtflrt or anywhere else unless our eoinpHJtors a*41 bei.>ireaft., ' Our stock 1* cohiptete in si| deiianmenfa, dmbtMelag.aH na«dotiUHl mvMMMI tel goods that tbe nsi*4s and tastes of oar pe<i|4« re^ulce. wbftft y«rti want. We nlafm to be bopipt and to aye oar < Ws will gite as much cash for country pfodnee as aaybtNty ta’ ask from tbs public a trial to ba convinced. “ . — Honest Measures. . . •V wssanys «o« HxlyfaitMaoM f We Are on tlie Main Line With a FullA HEAD OF STEAM ^ •And D<m’l Pf<q>;)8e —TO BK—« SIDE-TRACKED. We keep full L'ocp of Dry Guod«,-Grocerlee, N 'ti u s. Shoes, Tin lYwrc, CaO; diCH, Canned Good*. Vegetables, and. in fact, everything you eh-uild have. OH: FIVE AFDrTFX CEXT CO UXTFRS A EE IX FULL hi AST. When you wiuit a fhil dollar’s worth coins and see uu, pilec Our goods, aud If wo can’t plrase yu|4 ( i>o man In Barnwell can, t - fli^-('ur Goods are Fresh and Guararuccd. ^•3m ^ HAGOOUBRO^ . Furniture 1 Furniture! WF. MAGUIRE, FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. ?65 KING STREET - - - Ckiirleston* S- C' A full line of Parfdr, Chamber, Dining Kootii and Kitehen Furniture always on hand. ; . - • ty’We order direct from the Factories. [aep24 For the Fall Trade. A complete stock of Fresh Goods, suited to the season, bought close and to be sold clone la now open for pub lic Inspection. A CHjl Tronj my Jrleudu and the public la lespotstfuliv sollclteo. , ' . . jv* • ALFPKD .OWENS, Williaton,S?,C. V At Goodyear’s ’-•e'L . ; Carnage Repository m»i I i^fsai 0 brown’s Row, BamweflB.fX Du J. J. O’BANNON * DO. Ail the New Fluid F.rfi’ract*. Tfnctiirca, : Du J. J. O’BANNON A CO. '.Prffti I’atent Medldhce Bit- ; . - I 'kaatlbi tenj, Tonlcrt, With all : Dn. .T. J. O’Pa wow In chargt the Sb»ndara R -fne- ;of Prueuriptiou Dctsarunent, Pint dlesYor Ills to whfeh : , , jl^Mn tho huiuau race Is; Mr A. N. Rat will he. plwaMd :WtM.i tielf- ' tto see aod vrae hi*fri«md*. * ifttlri •»• ••••»•**• jCKJAB-S.): TOBACCO. f p ’Pi) \ - f. ——+-S —-f* * *•* ■•• UK WIMB** AMU MICMClNAie ."C'W .V . . , . » or. J. Wo illantoii &r \ * . • ’ , i * O • » ifcrf tip ftHHOlfi* 'to AHrr«^M4 Dealers in General Mer Williston, S. C. SjKjcial attention ghren' to Fairiily Gtocoripa J^ry Goods* Stationery, including Sunday School suppUci. a # i .. b. f d a. . e--.'i&k All Cuh buyetk o*R pare mftrwy -by rs^jNig nn t not have to put on large p'ofita to cuvsr bad debt*. - “ e- n We keep coustantly on hand the follotfmg poj r i) AVISa NEW HOMBV <* Aud will mpplj «ny other kind if waatetL XlUa moots.* -W* sell Sewmg Machines fnr Caxh or on * ^ ktsn in exchange for now oat*. All in «rt« <tt write to ca. . , m»y7 iv -/•■•A";:/ .fWv*»aSiiiffiww 'pT-'l#' *. mu k ’•'iW *•*.“ -ft. - ^ '• ■ -1-: - •••-. f ■ ft 1 A V-- t .». •> -■’ -v rtftV f C C- REBEL BLACKVUiS.*. • - malx u f* jucmj j aw i %y-1 , ? CAJf’ALWAYS BE FOUND A FULL LINE OF Medium ;«iii Cheaper Grades, of i GpOfi axxd Top Buggies, At Lowci Pricealthan^t any other House tbla side of CtncInnutL Thh» work Is all aiude to order. Is Lighter rnmdrut and beitr-r finished than the I’iata* of work geoeiaily eoli^^ Btaodutd Vehlcias. But I have just received a full Hue of floe ' ' ‘ ' CARTS . , 0 - r AXD •• WAGF0248' ’.m best workmen sod ‘**mx ble compai iaon with any on FAMILY JC^KRIAGES, PHAETONS AND CABRIOLETS. Juat received anpiher ehtprhent of thoae^Fine Open and Top Bougies, taade upon special orders' by the best manyfacturera Nortb apd E«at. Nothing be ing used Jo the oorstrucUon of these vehicles but tbe b*at msterUJs, aodjn ‘ Finish are uovqualled by any others now la the market. Quality, Style aud stock a full line of lo S1KD3UBS *Jf3 HJiR2l£gg~mL «R&.8gS*. Which I offer at Lower Price* than hare qvet before been known In the Watory w»n, ill of the huaineew.' MHboni, Studebaker and Stat*dnrtf Plantatfon Wagooa, •(sea. Oak and hemlock ante leather, onlf skins, ahew fiedlmm, carriage and wagon materials, baraews leather, belt ladog of auparlor quafity, rubber and leather belting. Also a fall line of Widm* mi rested |o kH care Oflto* forth* vreeaatM stain ever Waath- arehsa A IsateHlB^* *M stesn. Guns, shells, powder, shot, table end pocket cutlery, plow petotn for all makes, uall*. axes, boss, picks and mattocka, pitch forks, a ho vela, spar lea, steelyard* and scale beams, wind stone*, rakes, padlocks,- carpenter tods, binge*, window sash, doors and biluda, farm and charch beita, which I am dletUjWftiT 1 ImmatvOnah-Mwaa*- v:= -* »*- ^ r^r***- •inasnr’i 'n" ••' <x.*r.55., AT THE OLD STAND, > . A. R. GOODYRAMvAoent^ Opposite Ooargk lUUrtmd Sank, [■ Sacdtaaor 16 £, IE Iby fif, Co. < '4a •• m? v-J-ili zChkifia Li*f. M>' V-J? Kv&f. wm j IH ■H -v;. . ' (V*^5?- v-- *. *r:, ■ ■. <£*-i>. i : .i -- i: ; • tf*.. i I -f 544 * 740 Dread Sflreet. A if’ 'i * SOT or material slewed *nd •very this] HluekihuftV work of all kinds, executed promptly. faithTuliy, cheaply. A large seed vnytliing in my Jin* uira .me a call before ‘ - C^Patrourte home folks and Wp year vprlli} ... . V tfal c-c:. To Farmers -v We handle n line of IMTROVKD A ( 0 MENTS and^AW MILL MACH£Nf]EI anued fo The (amona DEERIKG TWINE NTH The Celebrated CorMo Diad “ v ' CREEK notf H{JNT&ft GRIS Boy and Watt turn Blow «A^vr MTLIsS a: We make Snv Mills wtd Ehgifoefl Al Write'tn ne., X ; ; " Wo arn General Agents to give 40 per nent. of Lint, a Wi us -r-j