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ALl AtiARD.-If a Midl'-lont nuo)b<>r of tlck'-ts can Ik> aol?) ciipt ^ohn T. MiHIa will run an exQinsinu to Ul»» Floral Fair at (,'ltark-btoft nt'jit wcok. A|Tiin«r niei-ta can bo macle to carry iiaaaonKara fhjru WilllH- ton, Elko and heynoida. If the p«*op|« wi.-,h to frv let them inform Capt. Wlllla tbia week and he e. ill confer with h!s clev er mid capable chiefa, Opts. Allen and Av- orill, and fret ratea that will enable every* body to enjoy a day in the city by the ae^i. Itucklen'if Arnica >:ilve. The Bent Salve in the world for Cuts, Brulees, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever S- res. Tetter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively cures Fibs <>r no pay required. It le gumanteedtoglve perf< ct satisfaction or money refund ed. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by W. S. Eaves. THURSDAY, A?RIL *22, 1886. The sun risen, to-.lay, 1? minutes sfier S and t-ets 53 minutes after S. Salt soaked in coloffne and applied Is isld to bean uiifailh g remedy for Lhiutitl- gla. For this week at Morrison’s. 4 COO ya ds o.d<'red lawn, short lengths, at 3 cents per yard. Next Tuesday will be the twenty-ftrat anniversary of Gen. J. E. Johnktou’a sur render. —Buy bar soap ~by thrnprfnlify. Keep It •where it will dry, and It will go'ruuch far- t ler in using. Nothing adds so much to the healthful- ness and appeal anee of a place as the ap plication of while wash. It always surprises a man when he dis covers that a woman is not a coward. Put it never surprises a woman when she finds that a man is. An exchange says that salt sown over ffSrdens at the rale of i hree bushels to th« acre will drive away cut worms. The salt Is also a good fertiliz t. Plant plenty of watermelons. Remem ber this Is campaign year, and watt i mel ons are about as eho ip h t blug to feed can didates on as you can ilud. Joanna Wnshiugton, colJod, wife of John Washington, died suddenly’, 'Jhurs- Uay night, on tiov: Hagood’s Sherwood place, of congestion of the left luiyg.. caused by disease of the heart. Coiuner Tobin held an InquesL Ten million women in tills country now have their thoughts coi.oer.lrated upon the Easter bonpet. It will be gnigeou*. but for all that, it is more likely than not to rain on Easter morning and keep the owners of the bonnets indoors. Mr. Willis Hair died, after Jong and se vere suffering, \\ ednesday, April Htli, 18?W. He w..s a r. ember of R.ise.uary church and welcomed death as a deliverer. Hi< | wife sui vives liim and hasTtro sympathy | of tlie entire community iu her deep afll.c-1 lion. The Hebrew Benevolent Safety of Or- | i8t „f 1;y lh ,. ti ra< . t hc train reach- unget.uig, b. tki .tWMiac tbs Ashley i.iv r ilie pa, i v, inrimif e»cb every iwsOn wh<» hv s<> .liber- , gspUsuivh, num ered i, ver a huu^ie'd. On .. * * * -• - -“4i- - - - - The excursion to Magnolia Gardens ad- vei for 1 hurs'lav, 15tli inst., came off according to programme, and if there were any of the excursionists who did nolen- joy 1 ho ti i;> tl|e fruit was theirs. It. was to afl wlio have an eye for tree, vine and flow er; for earth, sky and waiet” for air. sun light and cl .ud. a day toJie marked with a white stone. Promptly at? o’clock the train in charge of (’apt. John T. Willis left the Barnwell depot, having about thirty passengers, some of whom wei« ladies, to wit: Mrs. Bronson, Sr. and Junior. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Dowling. Mrs and Miss Wfltls, Misses u- la'ani Essie Peeples. Miss L ila Bronson, Mr*. Dr. P tl«i>on, Mrs. Jerry Knelling.— At Blackville the p rty was nugmenteil I y 11 lie addition of Mrs. Mtke isrown, Mrs Pf W. Farrell and Misses Annie and Marie, her ciuuming daughteis, Miss QuUu, Mis. j Walsh and Mrs. Diefetibacli, .Ui8. Itmnlail, Mis s. S: Turuyr and t.mily aid Miss j Lsrtigue, Miss a Boylstoii, Miss Gower and Miss Martin. At liamberg Mrs. J. l’. Copeland, Miss Folk and Misses Bo ch. and at Midway Mis Williams, Mi.-s Sli-edly a'U Miss Carroll were added to the ally assisted them rm-ejitlj’fn Hie sh tpw if conUibullous and otherwise. J. I. SoaF^TRt n, Secretary and Tn usurer. Mrs. Ellen M.. wife of Mr. Willi,m Mat- thews, dlisl nt tier home near Elko Mon day, April llih. lfW6 Slle lias t*een a great but pat leut sufferer for 111111/y ears. Khe lived iu daily < Specie' |oii of • eath for m V- urilvffig at the wharf theie was a transfer from the K. H. vouches to the dei k* of the steam tug ‘•Juno,” t apt D- i| p ew deal) in Command, and I lie rest of the r ute Was by water, t<*n lull- s on the Aehh*y Uiver, whone banks are lirud wltli nines covered llvcoaksaild funereal ey pre^H.*-. this pert of the trip was most e: j •yable. H e iut^ z ■, fresh ft om I lie luiny waves, was Absolutely Pure. c Tliis powder never varies. A marvel bf purity, strength and .wliidcsnnieness. More ecomtmical tiian tlie ordinary kinds and cannot, be sold in competition with the mill tiinde of low test, short weiglit alum or plio*- phate powders. &>?■'{ >>ih) in ran*. Koyal Bakino P()wi»kr Cq.»100 t\ f ullKi. N. T. dec31- ly CHINA HALL COR. KING ANO LIBERTV STS., CHAIAIjICHXOX, H. (J*, —DE.U EH IN — CHINA,GLASS, K ARTHEn WARE, KKROSENK OlL lamps, « CHANDELIERS ami RRA( KETS. A Fnll Line of Lamp Trimmim:?. Col- ovcd-KtigHsh Dinner Sint-. n.Vpieies, f >r $15.00. Tea 'ctfs, 4 l pieces, 84.00. \ full 1 itie of American tliin White China Dinner'Setts, 122 pieces, 812— che;«[>e-t coods on the market. A fu'l line of Bauil Ch imher IfcUs, 10 [ im's, 82. to 8■) ouch- r All of the nlvve goo Is fir-t class. I’aekeil and delivered to any railroad in citv tree of charye oetl5 ' J. P. RROWNE. i-ral weeks and went to test with ( hristiau i fill'd wjili Imlm and hints of summer sens. composure. bi»e w as a member of Bihm- niarv cliurch fjor nbout twenty-live years and will be long remembered for her puie, Cbristlan ciutrscler. H r i (U>cte<l bony reals to i be H>ni graveyard while iter spirit Is ••forever with the Lord.” Her ftorrow- stricken husband has the sympathy of ma ny friend, and relatives. Persons coming bv rail to the fnterde iion.lnatioiiNlb. 8. i onvenII n to le< lield nt j Blnckvilleon tbe3Hth ami ifltli in-ts wil tn luet by a committee at the depot ami tl)o->' who come by private conveyance will isj- (Mirtat the Baptist church, wi.ere tlie con vention will be held. Kunday bchoid work ers. Oomc to the convention. John g. Williams, A. M. attaway. Banib*‘rg—At the municipal election last w.-eh tlie following council was eheted: 1 ntemlant. Dr. J. B. Black. Jr.; WaidcnV, 11.0. Folk. D L. Copeland, W. M. Brab ham, Aaron Ittee. Wl||lston^L>irks are dtoiaging the Stands of corn. Melon seed are sciroe.— Mr J. P.-Matthews is buiiJii g the picnic I llverhea<i White clouds of thinnest h<wu n .ateil acro-s the blue expanse. Foity- tive ininuti<s cn tlie •Ttsu, and then a vis ion of Imwildering lovelini As hiii st upon par eutranee i eyes na • ne and iiTtaiXctiiiiii '* I he Garden-..” Ar.d llmie, v.-rliy, tliey are, r- splendent, refreshing, wonderful. 'W }m«! of rlcar fi.lor hvhI MtArio't, A n<*f h«Mirs • WIh-pp ranh haw a ^ar.utMit of xlorir*, Autl a luuniliir of mtuicaJ Ch. the Az ilcns! the white AjdeiK.! the b'.ue deasl th'purple Azileas! iho reil Az.lie.is! tho lilsc r'XileasI tlie Clllusoll Az.iIomp ! the vermilion Azileus! the pink szaie-’i! Azaleas of every imaginable hue and color and tint that tho divine < ordi ha of the year, gei*|„ rprlng, can lure from bourgiamii g Imd to blushing il over to stand ill gorgeous p<>nirsit with pale sis- leys that have erstwhile opened pallid pet al* 4o the n>Imii's wan light. Beiutiful Astleasi no is your patron saint? Whomsoever she la*. sliM h s b-eu moat consideiale and kind, for she h s provld d you a veiliable Eden wherein to live and have your being. Here you mai pnvldon at Goose Pond, I ruit growi'is i sutep your brows In sliiiubci’a hulv tsjm M.n v f haf f fi'll or. try iw I) I n< it 11., I a ■ k say thatJlio peach crop will not b-> laige i'^tse ball fever Is severe and am.ili hg .it** lietwreii the local club and an Augusta amateur nine will bo played soon, ilie doctors ami their hoist s have i.n a und ance of rest. Barnwell—Capt. J. W. Womlwa'd has taken the Contract for building Ur Mike Brown’s pew store. It is to be of brick. 4BBi«>tafr*blgiV*lgid y-ftve I etlmm' SL.'J forty-two wd e and will liave Urn proof (liMtn and Windows. It will stand on t Site of the Weat he Mew t %. Easlei llng store S#d is ti t»e (Inlsbeii by the flfroooth of July. MeAera Grandy t Co. have 1‘ujooa- trset for bnfldlng tlie luruittite store ami barn on tlie site o’f Hfown’e old sloi-e. It will be of brick, a hundred feet long and twenty-five feet wide. Blnckville—A hundred and ten LaWof cotton wore bought last Thursday by ths represent dive of a European firm He was So well pleased that he will return next Season and wlthsevAtal other buyers make this headquarters. It is proposed to build a cotton compress on thg Radyond lot be tween tlie depot and Opera House. If tLls should be done, cotton receipts will b.) doubled and twenty thousand b iles han dled here will soon make Bluekwile a clt*. Oo’tfon bought and compressed here would b* delivered from the cars at Chuieston directly on ship board, Raving to the grow ers ttie expenses of its transit and t rlbute through the city. Dr. J. II. E. Milh.ius has completed an addition to hU olilce that doubles its size. Noncit.—The Rivers Bridge Monumen tal Association will hold its annual meet ing May the 8th. The meeting will be ad dressed by Kenator J. W. Moore of Hamp ton and ( has. Carroll Mnims, E^q., of Barnwell. The public is cordially invited. J. D. Lock Wood, President. Personal —We had pleasant calls last %eek from Mr. G. A. Phillips. Charleston, jlnl Phed. DeHon, State agent -for the News and Courier, and School t'oramie- Moner, Eev. A. BuisL Mr. J. 8. Chwnber- I»ln, a leading commission merchant of Boston, spent Saturday in canvassing tlie 8. U.R. W. townsforconsignments of mel ons. H« has found the Barnwell melons 6f superior excellence aid is therefore anx ious to handle them largely. Mr. D. E Myeralis at home again tu Improved iieuith. Dr. Chisolm’s operation on his eye was bomphiteiy successful. Rev. A. Buist left Tuesday afternoon to attend the annual faceting oflthe Knights of Honor at George town. Dr. A. B. Patterson left Monday Bioralng to attend the meeting of the Mate Association at Csmden.-- Messr*. W. I. Wilson of Allendale and H. C. Folk and Dr.J. B. Black, Jr., of Bara- be Eg attended the Young Men’s Christian Association Convention in Columbia last week. Mr. W. H. Smith, recently of Wi • BsUm, Is now located at Medulla, Polk Oounty, Florida. Mr. J. A. Faroe who moved to Atlanta a few years ago Is row business oMUager of the Dally Evening Journafe oi heatkeu wlu« the fuller epliit slugs, as abov Is yot: . “1 iv»ii au<l fair -— Tlirfiiij-li Hi.- pi.lf .,r -i- Hir Uilry .-oiitSi wiiet SouUih on bur subllr wnijrur l«iliu : AnJ Ib^ jinvii M-th 'apiM-JlaUi-a T« iliv M^gic oi ficr kiM Sw"<- yearning f..inlly njiwajil tbrou^U tlw , ; t'li'A'xa yn u J caJui.” «. Bltine out iu ! In' i i mg S" fi8<n fi :. t ;,'[j our lavl-h giai-e Urn glory like tin* stars of heaven to charm thertsion hi.i’1 uplif) the hearts' oi all who-worship at your shrine! ^ Wait Pi R thf. WaooN.—My new two sto^ Shop 42\C2 feet (in Barjiwall) w ill be rtmipMed in atiimt two weeks time aid 1 will then Ire prepared 10 do any kind of wood and iron work, build and repair wag- ons. Carriages and haggle^, shoe horsM palilt vehicles,' ^e... Ac., In first class styfe and at second class tales. G. W. PRICE. Wulbera | Pieper, \\ HULEsALE GROCERS —AXD li*A (Shu IX— — PrnviNiiyis, liquor<, Tobacco, Etc. 107 and 109 East Bn*, ClmrU-ston, S. C. feidK-ly j U- W. I k ixniiiVl.lM. HURGEON DENTIST. ^>vi >x. m. Offers hi- siomil rerii.'es to the citizens ol Bainwc ) and adjoining coun ties. All werk guaranteed at liberal prices. asps FIRST IN THE FIELD- Btill on foot and marching on with a complete tind welljassortfd stock'of (leneral Merchao- diae, consiating of Dry GiHJda, Notions, Ihmis, Shoes, .Hals, Fine ClothIpg. Wood, Tin, Crocks erj Ware, Hardware, Staple aud Fancy Gro- CcrUa. Pla.itailon Impleiuenis Hrid all gotrda usually kept In flist class stores, which I am feetlsjtijf at hard time piioee. I cannot off .rd to let my goods get old enough to vote. Cus tom' rs camint prosper if they continue to pay eXoil.ltant prices and In buying from me for Cash I will m.'ke a little anil they wtil savo a great deal. My weights and mcusureH areccr- rect—do not contract in dry spells or expand In wet weutber aud a tiiaHuall I a*!L H. K ANBERSOK, ” AVILLISTON. 8- O Look ! Look! Look. Bakery, Bakery. NEW HOUSE, NEW OVEN. NEW UTENSILS, NEW EVERYTHING. I beg to inform the public that I am establishing a Bakery nt Barnwell C. II., S. C., and that on or about lhe TTth inst. will be prepared tosupp-'y al 1 demuuds for Bye Biond Graham Bread, Brnw-r'Bread, French Twist. French R d’s, Rusks, Biscuits, Cakes, 1’ics, Tea Cukes, Gin^-f cnaps. Ijomon Snaps, Etc I have been fortunate in s* cming-th? services of 11. .T. RODGERS, who was apprenticed to the Baker’s frede at eleven ycais of upe aud has followed it ever duee—except for four years v. licn be served v.ith marked la’lautry ai.d exceptional devotion in ihe Confederate army—and who carried ofl’ihc prize at the Columbia Fair in 188.') ns the best Baker iu tlie .Slsie. The finest flour from the best sprit)" ai d winter wheat and the purest ingredients will be used in this Bakery and every? thing sold will be unler my gtittronty. Tick, tv for sale in any quanijty at my store. Orders solicited.from everybody. Orders solicited from Williatun. Ktko. Blackville, 1« s, Grahams. Bwiiiberg, • Mid way, Allendale^ llnuson, it.l.t - -44 r4i»«mr* rm the Sooth"Caiot’ma'afid Don Royal Ra'lroiul. Give me a rharce and it I lo not give you aa good bread and at the » imc i>riow (hat you can get it from Charleston or Augusta don’t patronize me. Ih^EuCourage home cuterpiise so long as it is worthy. "Via inarJ-rhn X . ' v G- IC- RYATsT- Ashley’s Announcement. iTe p'acv for yon to pt bargains js at J. M AS11LKY'8 new atnrc. Willishn, 1 wheie cash paying p. opi,: will lind the biVl staple and tatu-) gns-eries. c'gars, to Giceo, prieed at Rgur s new to this sectioii Call and be coeviuCvd. He only a-ki (Jualiiy the bevt and prices the lowest, a trial. That will do the business. maH «T M. ASHLEY. Wif.iston, S. C. aprlS 3w .t| irn.'ii'oum gi*ca|»o. ~ W. W. Heed, diuggi3t7 of WlDChcs- ter, Ind., writes ; -fiiie of my custo mers, Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartocla, Kaa- dolph Co., Ind., was a long si fferer with Consumption, and #*{3 given up to lie by her physicians. 3h« heard of Dr. King's New Discovery/or Oon sumption, and began buying it of me. In six months time she walked to this city, u distance of six miles, and is now so much improved she has quit using it, Bhe feels she owes her life to it.” Free Trial Bottles at W. 8. Eaves, Drugstore. 1 — ■■ The survey of the Blaekviile and Al- W. A. HOLMAN * -ATTORNEY —= “ash -* tt; COLTNi>*KL,I.OIl A.T LAW, ■1*101% i:i,l, || , w. Wi 1 pruedee in nil ilie Courti of the Suite and zive prompt and fiiilifhl attention to all bwriiiwn er.trmiU'd m bis care D^yOflice No. 5 Main Street. junclS-ly Augusta Hotel, I<. U IkOOl.l ITLK, Proprietor. Cl. ston Ruilroa ?y ot <1 is progressing lavorably beyond the Edisto.. The line that has been run croKSas the river at White Dak island on the Aldrich place, a mile and a half above tho New Bridge. Mr. Charles Pechmnnn received, Mon day, the sorrowful intelligence of the death of his eldejjr sister. .Mrs. John Rol ler, which occurred the 1st of April at Alien Stoig, Wurtemburg. Mrs. Rol ler’s liusbitud~.waR the founder of the flourishing suburb of Augusta called Rol lersviile, after him. In the Confederate •rmy artillery service he lost his hearing and in 1868 returned to the Fatherland, to spend in peace and comfort tho evem ihg of a busy and useful life. Mr. J. M. Norris, an old resident of R<vmo Gn.. eaye, that bo had been bad ly troubled with Kidney Complaint for a great many years and whh Ecaerna /or thre* years ; at times could scarce ly walk and hwd tried many remedies without benefit, until be began taking Electric Bitters and anointing bie bands and feet with Buckjeq’s Arnica halve. TjIs treatment afforded him great relief and he rtroucly recom mends Electric Bitters to all who suf fer with Kidney Complaints or need a Blood Fmiflgr, Bold by W. ». Eaves. Otto Tiedeman & Sons, • _ ^ liole«filt* Oi*oct*r«t —A k i»— I^POvinion I 102 tad 104 East Bay 8t., ClMrie-ion, 8. C JfcJ’-Me.Ha a f. r>5 HICjID.J.MUUKIS 118 King St. liial’i s'on, S. C. IIEATING AND C()UKING STOVES AND RANGES. tUff'Se diur pii««*and pictures. » „ sepl8-ly * V I Tlie People’s! ) KIKI.U ( Brown’s Row. Barnw.-ll 8, (J. Du J. J. O BAN NON & CO. Ad the N»-w Fluid Extracts, ’linctures, ratent slediciuos Hit- t'-rs, T"idcs, with all * Dk J. J. O'Ha* 8"lf In chaigo the Standard B^'ln*•- ;of Presc rip don Department, dies for ilia to which ; , Hie human luco la : MirTN Bay wirTbe pleased b e f r - ! to Sf-e an I verve hts frletide. il ! Fancy Goods. •.Perfumeries from the ! best M itittfjK'toiles. T*diet Arthde*. ; Fine Soaps, Brushes, ; Poniailes. ami a ful' ; line of good* for tb» ; fair sex. • •••••••••« sssssas •••• 1 CIGARS, l TOR ACCO. \ PIPES Liqt friiM iki i <K;iJro o.wftiia. tw io S ixtiiuo, m to os \ C C- RUSH, BLACKVILLE, S. k — M AN IT tC ACTITUKrt OF AND I3KAL.KH Ilf It E VDQUA tlTFKS POU - V<>M MKUCIAL M KN, The best Two Dollar Honsc' in the South. Special rates by the week or month. marl 9 IH. Foundry, MacMae —AND— BOILER WORKS. • JUST ABOVE DEPOT, Augusta, Georgia. Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair on best manner arfi le*ms ENGINES, BOILERS, . SAW AND GRiST MILLS AND MACHINERY, 'CHEAP AND GOOD. Have on hand a Large Stock of upwards of 50 Engines and Boilers, also Steam aud Water Pipe at reduced pri ces. * KORTISG INJECTORS, Vandueo Jet Pumps, Bolts, Nots, Washers, C malar Saws. Files, &».* 'N rl ** Bw prices. Pfomptnesi aqd good work. Cheap will Be our ana. ja.21 CARTS AND WAGCXNS Ths Beauty of the N THE ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF NOVELTlis IW _ PARTMENT WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN’ET}UAla»ais/ • IN THIS SECTION. Our sales increasing dai’^ Our Low Prices doing the great work. Oof Ub|| ers in Spring Goods ring with no equivocal or uncertain s-uind ; the lo^ f» unanswerable and the quotation* beyond the reach of eompetMoh. U the music that makes slender poeket books rejoice. 5 Cases Colored Lawns 5c laid « ikJ.SZ ... l t * r., . . -m- * * llamburg.£inlir"lderles 2 ■yard, Swlsaand Mull E.ahMldeilea KLyartf fV>tse»», 5x5 H<*ok, anjeiKb.’ Handker<'f,i..fM *2 i Gfovofl, Lille Thread, 10e pair. Pins, 2 1 2t paper, 1 C*w»e GingbarOH, K; vafd, fl t Factory Sidriiug. 31 2cyard. 4 4 8“a IhIhiuI Sheeting 5c T»nL In 4 8h< etlrjr, 20c yoT'l, \ ’ 114 Bueetlug, 22 1 2b yard. i spocial at ten'Jen called to our stock of Dress Gio.l S- brsuckeiH. CbevloUt, Bcriui aud Lice aud Faurv Notions. ( of Dress O 'otfa, Ginghams,/aeqaxnl*.' Coruln Notts, iloslery, GltWes, Cbroew OUR MIURUSTERY IDEPARTMI£NTP # n ,i. . * -* — - j n Ladlea’and AIDAeaTrlmro Oi nameiits, Lavea and lUbbooo, Ai|Ov«w Netts and Embroideries 3Sj[ 00, 75, 00, *1 25. AGIWTS FOR TUB NIILADELrUIA SilOB COMPAKT. c.niaiDa tins Uintl atyl.-H in LndlfM’,nd .mi rr...,.»■—.1 a— - , Floaers, Featbnrs aud OinauieMts, Lav-M ami nihh/.n^ • 1 100 d z. Cape May Hats $2 90 per dcz. W dex. AaiOi ted HtiawB lOi* ,-Ht h, 100 di z. All New Hlinpee 25i; eaeb, Beider Wioe $1 35 pnlr, 14 Thie’iid ooigeUaiUr 75(* ralf. “ *’ ‘* $1 00 pair, Miles’ Old Lady Comf< rt 81 25 potr. Gents’ aud Boys litre slreea, ail prieva Hrogaua, all uol< d, 75 •, Ladles and Misses bandsls and Blip-' Ders 6dc, 75c, «t OQ, $1 35 p^ft, . G. nts’ Embroidered Sttfl|>er 75c pair.’ Gent*’ Fu'cnt readier Slipper, Hood Made, fit 25 pair, . . LjwVrh^^ 81 ^ 1 * C IOth,D ^’ Eats » atul Furnishing Goods at fyedaf orp 3T0CK OF GROCERIES IS WELL ASSORTED. 20 battels Brown Ku«ar 5e pound, 25 saeka Coffe'c lOe poon.l. k * :'r' 1 * ‘ "■j 1 - 1 t<i.alL to .'. I mrl nomine onr m—rnlBmiC lireM you -MBuV'itw'lSriihi jS—’JLS.ilf’’ J. L. MORRISON, HLAOKV1LLK W O- B-rl] All Kiglit Once llore. Biitrgie® AND Carriages. Asks a .iberal public patronage because he uses the best materials, employs th« best workmen and allows no work to go out of his shops that will not l>car favora ble comparison with ant on the market, no matter where male. No shoddy \70rk or material allowed ami every thing guaranteed as represented. Blacksmith work of all kinds, Repairing and all orefets in wood and Iron work executed promptly, faithfully, cheaply. A large stock constantly on hand. H yo« need anything in my line give me a call before buying. It will pay you to do so n? J D<dr0uizc home folks and keep your money at home. *P rl(j ] C. C. RUSH, Blackville, S. C. ’ The Best Truss Ever Made r - ... . .■ . * Dr. L, Brcoker resenpiions care* Hy filled at all outs cay or uight. Dcalcri in Drugs," Medicines, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, the lest Cigars amf^ ToOaccos on the market. All approve*! Balent Medicines and everything kept iu well appointed Dpng Stores. Stock always full, qua’ity always the best and prices as cheap as they ought tohe. . .. - nov26 1 TU Mil ISO. FRONT DF TflE COURT DOUSE, . Barnwell. £?• O . I« now open for the recc*i>tlon of tnumirDt and pernjanent Invarders. . Every attention will be gtveu to the comfort of itf guests. Fare, the best the markets will aff ird. Room* always clean aud cinfoita ble aod the best service that caa be obiaiued. •.' ^ BK3 DAVIEH, Troprietor. Cli A8 tX LESLIE. Wholesale ami lietail CommiSbioo 1 ‘ • » —DKALRR IX- FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND POULTRY. Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Kish Market, Office Nos. 18 and 20 Market St. East of East Bay Charleston, S. C. Consignments of Country Troducc arc -reaper’!fully soliritod. Poullry, Eggs, All otScrs filled with diiqaurb. keplS Goa : 0: * -. *_ ALLEN J. WEATHERSBEEi AT THE OLD STAND.’" Williston,S. C. !* now P"wr«Hl to supply l.i« aid eu-tomen end everybody ete with UiUr !»r. ,t fkrtii 4 izkiw. agricultuhal 1.11 LKMhNlre, IIOIL'SK8 sod MCLKSthin he ha*ever been able to offer. Hi* siiK-k ot’ good* iit large and complete iu all liuee and will pi ways be kept so' .wit seuimuablf g"mU, and his pricss *hali compare favjrsWv With tktlie ol oaf and all other Merohaufa iu or ont ot tlw neighboring lowua and citiaa \N ith ample capital he ie prepared to make advances For Agrlcultnral pbrposa* to f.irmera who will furawk sati-Jactory seMlfty. We inv-ies nil the purchasin'! public to call aud canfcr with him bef.ra complettnr their arrange men tii for .lie new year. Such calls caada-wo barm and may reu£ in uiuuiaLpicaaurc aud preiit. ALLEN J. WEATHERS BEE ja"28 1 The Blue Grass §ulky Plow. , —^the— a. notiKHtUMaj "BLUEQRA8S.”l( H U O e/j W a H y. ji w p H co Wiih L one buy and t wo mule* can do. twice as much men and (wo mules wrth’otd ta.-ldoncd plows. It wid wa ** , work toMeasaeali op —j—7—J—-TTT- plows. 11 will pay farmers a better thm any other lavcsttu^ut of an equal aioouut. fome and see it at '* CHARLES PKCHMMrm iliL ■■■ • B„t„» r n,c.B„8-C; . GRA3VDY & CO.’S . , BLACKVILLE SAW tllLM m vurvtww t.the I» <>1 t< -AND- (Y*W: f 3x1 achine: shops Xrow atbatrvjif s '■ vl *1'.# i*in if Ji. V W oJiS5»,P52; a ‘'JOHsr.omHn^ - Ji he ^ ,be ftrm arft practical, trainnl meebantca, andf therefore Ire mir nhirn* i ^ V 4 P atr ;‘ UH «« :0 f tbl^ and adjacent counties we are coefld-"* urabHitv to .give pet feet eatUfactloo la the quality of our work ohd erafion of our charge. n i. . . In our new enterprise,we have Invested over six thousand doUatiJn tfce chase of the moat approved machtoery and are therefore prepared tu eom) all contracts at short notice unit in the beet amnner. ?»»*«« w -1,11. AS ^DMBEtt DEADER^ We Will keep constantly no hand a lartre stock of w< 11 oseortc **d and undressed, and Laths and Shingles of OU r own*^ bills cut to order whenever desired, up to 50 feet io lenc AS CON Tit ACTORS & who Wi,h to build in town or 00ll£ * rf «’i with us before coimoeoclbg J JEfa- AS MA-^ isT8 - We are prepare*! In onr Oeqer Boilere*. iSaw and Grist MtlU i htnery in use lu this latiti^ . AND BOILER FfTTlNOS Jyoe hsod. A FAIR TRIAL W ALf. WE WANT, ns will be pleased wtib «• work a»l f , ti 0 »f Savina il«e and moe-y and freighu ms iudastry that wHl be a cr*-<m and a #M*p t** qverhaui and rep* Cotton rnwece and all khrehi eC, ENi Of all kind* kept NO CHARITY that thosew having the build fSAJWt * CO, va