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■ V -.(Wff ~ L- Fluius. urecn applet &n1 paregoric. . ^ndidatee arlps are getting common, •nd their cartls will s»on come out. A cedar bniah lodged In fruit tree* will prevent the ravage* ( ,f the cuUjrpi liar. The b«*vy weight* of the county bar have gone up to the Suoremo Court. Bamberg nnd Ml Iway are favorite for aging field* for the younger attorneys. Cindi Integ will formally open the csra Bolgo at Goose Pond Parh to-morrow. Mr. 1. A. JenUIn* of Fid-tie Pond has the best cotton between Barnwell and Allen dale. Times srebi Ighteidng. The borrv crops almost n eond'e us to the slowness of »ub- scrlbers In settling, Horn-'of the people are gettlbg restlcsn on the subjitc* of candidate* ; they wan! to know who are "going to run.” Announce yourselves, gcntl -men. -y Our columns are open to the candidates nt five dollars a card. The cash must ac company the order as s guarantee of go >d faith. The next term of the Court of General Sessions will open the s ennd Monday in duly. Judge Wallace will preaj l*. Several f.iaes tha» are exciting much iutere-it and feeling will bo tried. It Would be a good Idea for candidates to (listinguUh themselves this year by w.inr- ing hits of r«d or Mne ribbon In th< ir but ton holt's. Voters should wear other col ors. If you want to know whether your grandmother wss cross-eve I or where your great-uncle st-v>d In his arithmetic class, just run for office, you’d know it all. H. Kul’erton Hulet *f fdackville, and James O’Hanlon Patterson of Barnwell, w-*re admitted topniotlcelaw, last Friday, after stjinll.ig an exeel lent ejpirolnstlnq p,.- fore the Snp eme t'onrt. 1 nx PkoI’i.k con- gratutntes tts young friends. Pr. A B. Pat'erson i- plowing Jiis-rajrn.. lwsi-—•> WTIK ah Ttriproved cultivator. On« man 1 h )r*A g.t over ns much ground In a ’4*y wB h it as fo-jr men Ai*d horses <t.> wi- h eommnn servners A id the work Is well •lone too. The cultivator* wune ap cheap that thereU no farmer In the county too rymr to buy one. Mr. Thotn is Ciavton of Buf -rd’s Bri Ige writes us'J> it t'r'statement In Thf. I’fo* p-.* of the 2tth nit. that a hickory tree had falien on hU st-ire is I '-eorrect. [ he top of the tr'ie out y hrishe I the houee, breiik- inr ilowa a little fencing and blocking the jMihllc ro;wl. Tee B-pttst nut Wcih-vttst Sunday Hehoila >f Rlaekvllte will uoi'e In ei j .vtug 1 h-»tr annual pic-tdc at the Academy gr >ve t-eslty. ♦. Dr. 4.H E. Xft'h-vi* In'orms Hs pa- tjente, that he will wot tie, in B.arnwi II st Ha regu'ar aopoi itment next w -ek nr. b<- wishes toatten-l th» South ’’nr din i D»*nt«l Ass sit I'b**; h-i* w II h» at h'i offl”e In the Pitterson House on the 14th 15th «nd Hth lusts, Th»fl-wt primary election of the sea*ou wished In Burn veil Inst week. Master Jack Graham, sou of Mr M. W. Graham, wae eketed **t he prettiest baby In town,” winning a tieautlful baby dress ma le by Mine Pauline Duncarv It took just $:4 S5 W'irtti of loe cream to keep the voters cool. The entire eutertalnnnent leaitjed $45 which will be Invested by the BaptDt lad les In s church carp,-t. - HL**Vi!.LK.-Bi1*g«. Butat. and CP, are building large t»*le aUblcs lit raar of Uiulr store. Dr. 1<, C. Btephena. has moved his drug store into Maj Izlar’s new building. Grandy and Co^ have taken tUecontraet to build two new brick »tO;\s for Mike Brown ou the South Essto<>rncr of Clark tit, and K. U. Avenue, the stand lately oc cupied by Briggs, Bulat and Co.. b'c and Able contemplate extensive im- Provi meritk b) their property hut have i.ot yet decided exactly what changes to make. Mr..Ier*e Co, g a good citizen, died In Georges Creek Township on the atst ult of pneumonia. Willis 8, Grubbs, has been appointed no tary public of Barnwell county. ■ .cngtli of Kerifnifun X’ mf,. A. C. Sail ieury ^ive* the -fol- lowine rules, which are gi-nerally accop- ted by our successful teachers : Kccitaiion in (lie first )earshculd run from 5 to 15 minutes, never* above the latter limit. In the secoud year from 10 to 20 Diinutcs. In intermediate grades, from 15 to 30 minutes. fu Grammar .grad®*, ir««» 20 to 35-or 40 minutes. In th-i Nornul Department, from 30 to 45 minutes. Kit st and second reader c’asres should recite not less thau twice a d-iy, this not including object or number lessons. In general, the younger the pupil, the short er and mere frequent his recitation.— The Ca.olina Teacher. An ■airresllus'Kxhlbit. The completion of the Auditor’s hooks show s that the follow ing returns of pro perty have been made this year- RKAI. ESTATE. $2,025,370 851,230 122,080 - 2»W>4/t4r»- 7 44510 Acres, value 115ii.i Iluildiugs 707 Tutvn lots V* ’ l f fVf » » • PERSONAL PROPERTY. 2573 Horse* value ?172.879 11231 Catde (12.318 2987 Mules 210,231 1104 C’licep and poats 0.124 1522>l H.v 4 » 30 500 t»21 Wiitihe* & I*'atc -18 il.Vi 285 I'izno* ft (Jr^aus 18,183 37-9 Vehicles 87 831 239 4 D-'tis 20.910 M crcliaMdise 182.105 M it’ iial 810 '1 mi liinfiry 78 484 Mtitu-y 12 085 Credits 18.015 ki 100 Bond* 1.440 other property $135,230, making /ri gate of $3,888,150, the total K d. A1 an at asivased value of all property. The 'tines are averaged at about $2 70 per acre, » fablation of which land o«ners will sure ly not complain, 'i'he c.sscssmeut of 1882 wa« about $2,21 per acic, and the increusi.ig of this year's assessment is j-cf cent. POWDER Absolutely Pure. L Thirpowdor never varies. A marvel yrf purity, strength nnd whol(f<fomene«s. Mor. economical thtm the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in competition with the mul titude of t-sTt test, strort wetjrht alum or phos phate powders. So/J cn!y in cam. Royal Baking Pownrit Co. IOC WallSt. N. f. dec3l*ly • Wulbera s Pieper, WIIOLKSALK GROCERS — a\d i»r \Lrns is — Provisions, Liquors Tobacco. Elc. 1G7 aud 109 East Buy, Ch.irh sjon, S. G, fehlR-ly DH IV. S. ilUJMiSWiiitTi SURGEON DENTIST. AA ii^i^isa roM. ►». Offers Id- profe-sionul ten ices to thf* citizens of Rainwell and adjoining coun- -USA. t — All work gnarautccd at liberal price*. •ep3 Otto Tiedeman & Sons, i about Messm F. W. Vagencr and C<>.. ('Imrles* ton, have auhscrU><***l a thousand dollar* to the Blockville and Alston K It. Other 0’iarleston merchant^ ^nive also taken stock in Iam amount*. BlackriU. and Barnwell [boys plav a mulch ganlo of basjc ball this afternoon on . 4Re grounds of the latter club beats hove foen provide*] for the ladles. Cast. J. Wilson Riley was thrown from his buggy last Friday nnd painfully Injur ed. His collar b me %a# brrttt.'m mul one of hi*longs Injured. On Monday Re was much better and Ids friends hope he will fie up in & few days. Gov. Hagood went to Hnluda last week t)n acc-'uqt of wash ups on the G-eenviUe B.ll.* he had to go by private conveyance from Johnston on the C. 0. and A. U. K. ^ Mr. G. M. Harlxog, formerly of this County died in Florida. WltiiTstoN —Four Inches of rain fell In fifty minutes Sunday afternoon Fields , * were badly washed an Igieatdsmege done to all growing crops. Messrs W. H. Kennedy. I. A. Blanton and W. H. C. Johnson have liought an elig ibly located lot w Ich they will have sur veyed andllald off si a cemhter^. They will s*B a sufllolent number of sections to reimburse themselves and donate the re mainder to the town. The considerate en terprise of these gentlemen entities them to a public voteof thank*. A faftoer’s go d wife toU us the other day that she cleared more money last year raising tnrkeys than her hushAndd d mak ing ootton. Elko—The rsiufdi buildty afternoon was the heaviest known for years. Forsn hour and a half raln^nd hall stones, va rying in vizi from musket ball to hen egg dimensions, fell thick and f»st Fruit beaten from the trees, corn and cotton leave, riddled and torn off, and fhe prom- islng melon vines badly injured. Allkkoalr — Mr. J. W. Allen died on the tith ult, in the 76th year of hi* life. The next regular monthly meeting of Al- lea l yl. Lodge, No. 109, A. P. M. will be held ou Friday evening the mk Inst. Agoodoltimn who has arrived at the Steady age el fifty one y- ars had trouble with Wa teeth some time.;ago, and as a last resort had them extracted. To hi* gee it surprise he has oommorioc-t to cut a Tull set ami hoe bad to have his gums several time*. Strangely enough >l»tmubled with the ailments that us- ,afflict Infants during the^taething ' a r. Bibert Woodward, a collect character, died la Rose woehip, Friday night. H. M. Faust’s commodiodf^Mal- , OralMiaa. accidentally burn- / nan ma- laat Xbaradgy evening. Moat of hie urt vaa aaved; thera was no In- Mat.Iafi.. whoaela«4anJsp- la thW hasr, la a yoang man of telfiCtar end halite. Be wHl p* 9' prfp Frtye aid »>flka- Vrt autwtltm to Laahitwe 41. t m' To our eyes uie farmer who buys western corn never wears the jolly look ofthe man who grows h!s own staff of life. Hi Lvs Lulst n nd Co’s., ea!e stable at BU( kviIlei* the tear piece of rough work we have ever o?eD. Mr,* D. W. DycLes, It* builder, certaiuly knows h's teiBint***. 1—! * : llatkU-n’N Arnica Mitve. The Ikp'r Snlve in the world for Cut*. B ruk-ee, 8ore«, tlleers. Salt Itheum. Fever Stores, IVtter, Chopped Hands, I ' '1," (Jhilldiitis Corns, and all 8kln Erup- 1 u * 0 " n * tiot s, and positively cur** Piles or no pay required. Illsfluauteiaadtoiitvc perftet shrlsftffTlofi or hi on ey refund ed. Price 25 cents per bux.. Tor Sale by W.S. Eaves. AV1» o!e««U> aroocr* —A.*l»— F*rovi*ion Iloaler*. 102 and J04 E*ft Bt-j Pt., f'harlcvton, 8. C ecialtv (rhS UlCim X MORRIS 118 K in" St. Charleston, S. C. HEATING AND COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. fcirSe d for prices and picture*. *epl8-lv W. A. HOLMAN ATTORN KY — AN!) — COt'XHET^UOIt. AT I..AAV, IIAUW tv 1:1,1, 1’. II , *. c. W i 1 ! pmciice in all the Court* of the State »#d |) ,v * prun'pt and faithful attention 10 all bii»ine*aeuirii*te<l to hi* core tc$r Oflice No. o Miiin Street. jnjelS-ly Augusta Hotel, ■„ I! IMM)I,I I TI.R. Propi-le-ter. tliitSIl, G! Pollir House in the by \V. J. JIARTIN W. J. MARTIN W. J. MARTIN Have just received the largest and her t selected Spring Stock of Dry Good. Notions, Clothing, Hate, Ac,, &o.. in tb« county and they .till roll (o’. Our pit- c«4 wilt aatouisb y»u. Our stock was bought In New Fork and Baltimore when' tb* market was BELOW ZERO. We iffi therefore enabled to offt-r you e<»die rare bargains. The throng which daily crowd* ouratory Isa euffluient evMence and trade far ex'^ede our expectations. Everybody goes n*uy dfRghted with our elegant stock of merchandise. The fullowlug are eot&e'of our Cash jlriiefl Colored Lawns, 3 3 4 cents. Colored Perthshire Lawns, & cents, Wuite Victoria I^iwne, 5 cento, Callao, Hrandard, 5 cents, Calico, Remnant*, 1 ot nt. 4 4 Fruit of the Looom Long Cloth, 7 3 4 cents, Ladle*’ White and Colored H- se from 5 cents up. Misses White and Colored Hi-se from 5 cent* up, Oentrt’ Hnlf-H b*\ Whke and Colored, from 6 cents opt Peerless Hhlrts, the best In the country. Linen. 2100 linen, no ripping, no tearing, no eweariog, at $1.00, Cape May's at $1 85 per dozen. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Glrand opening of an entire Ne* St *ck of Shoes, purchased from the largest Auufucturera in Boston and Baltimore at prices to suit purchaser, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. You will find the Largest and moat Fanhlonablestock for men, youths,boys atfd children. We meac exaoily what W4 say. Come or send your orders and be convinced. W. J. Martin A Sons, BTLACKVILLC, S C. apt! 5 Tha Louisiana Lottery OUGHT TO BE ABOLISHED —BECAIJSTC BONNIE BAR1F..3, MERRY MAIDENS, HAPPY HUSBANDS, WIVES AND \\ I DO Wi CAN ALL DRAW PRIZES AT TIolair'sHilliiipn Iliuporiiiin No blank* hut all prize* and a little money goes a long way* in ranking bouse- Xiolda happy ahd handsome. Conic one, come all and Buy your Sprim: Bonnet* nnd Hats lor Indie*, mi-oe* and buhic-. .Jtt*t received a Invi ly lire (WwfTnnel*. Hats, Flowers, Plume*, Kil)- bon* »nd Lace* Scrim fur Curtains, Oriental and all over laces, whit« and colored J h fine i-»'ection of glove* and mitt*, all i-nkirs. Far.*, Parasol*, Ih-lts. of different color* with patent cln*ps, colored hemstitched bordered liniulkerehuf* fmmnccnts tip. A lovely lot of hat yins, lace scntl' pins, aLo a beautiful lot of dres* goods, t.11 colored lawn*, wmnntcd fast, from 5 cent* up, white lawns from 7 cents up, beautiful black lawn* from 7 cents up, Sunbeam Plaids, checked ums'igs. ninll*, &c., Nun’s Veiling, nil colrrs, Bantings (n)m 15 cents up, Albatross goorls, black nnd colon d, Ginghams, Seersuckers, Calicoes, Bombay Crinkle*, Ladies and Mis*e* Hose in all color*, buttons, also a beautiful line of ladies linen collars and vei ing, niching*, Ac. And for gentlemen, a handsome lot of dress ahins, collars, cuffs, ties, handkerchiefs aud ho*e and a nice line of gloves. We keep on hand all the time a fresh lot of groceries. Mrs. Molair and Miss Mary Tabin will he "lad to see their many friend*; apr8 liE.vDou.vnn-uw fok l Oil JlhHCIAL MtN. The best Two South. Special rates the week or tnarli) TnF.Ft>87r->NED I’lO NIC -The rain storm of the guth lust. )'revenfo<l the pic nlc no poliited f .)• that day at Goose I\>u(l Park, near WUIleton, hut the Comm lit <'ea have decided to have ft on Friday, the 4th of June, ho fui ther tiivitHTlohH wHl be Is sued and all Rcrsous previously fnvtted iut-1 the geperal public will (ileaso take due notion and govern themsolreeaocordjugl>. Be sure t> hrintr your haskel*. By o ider ct nmdtte*-*. tw o «t W lint can be i?»ae. By trytrg nernin and keeping np courugo muny ihlngaaeemlngly impoa- siblo may be attained. Rundrede of bopeleas case* of Kkioey add L lve r Oomplaiot have been cart'd by Elec tric Blttere, after everything else had been tried in vain. 80, don’t think mere Is no cure for you, but try Elec tric BittoiV There Is no medicine so safe, so pure and so perfect a Blood Purifier. Electric flitter* wtlfcurf'Dys I epetaj Diabetes and all Diseases of the Kidneys. Invaluable In affections of Stomach and Liver, and overc*. dos all Urinary Difftcultles. Large bottles only fifty cts., at W. S. Eaves. -» «- j • I TSPEPsfA CUR*.—W. A. Wright. Comp- troffir Geaeral State of Ge<irgta, says l.e tia* been entirely cured of Dyspepsia with only three bottle* of Dr. Holt’s DyspepUo Elixir. Fot sale at Willlsten by m. Hrookcr A Son, at Baniw ll by Walter 8. Eaves, at Blac-kvlBebv Dr. Stephen*. J.E. Paulin, Druggist at luirt G'rinea, (4a., wrl'esthat he ee ls more, of Holt's Dyepe tic Fdlxlr than any other patent medicine. Fur sale nt Wflllston hv Dr. bn»oker4 H«>n, at Barnwell by Walter 8. Eaves, at Blnckvjl'e by Dr. Stephens. If yo 1 are suffering with Dyspepsia. In digestion, Asthma or any chronic liv« r tronMe try a Imttle of Dr. Hoit’H Dyspep tic Elivlr. *It will not fail to cure you. Wherever Dr. Holt's F.llxir, I* sold all doubt Is removed In regard to Dyspepsia being Incurable. Get it of Dr. BtapheOs at Blackville, Dr. L. Brooker A Hon, “Willie- ton, and W. 8. Eaves, Barnwell, 8. C. may28-ly --4 Most Excellent. J. J. A‘k{c«, Chief of Police, Knox’-* vlile, Tenn., writes : *My family and I are benefldariea of your moat excel lent medicine. Dr. King’s Discovery for consumption ; having found it to beal that you Hattu for It, I desire to testi fy to Its virtue. My friends to whom 1 have.recommended It, praise U at every opportunity.’ Dr. King's New Discovery for Oooaumptiou is guaran teed to cure Hough*. Cold*, Bmochl- it*, Axthtni. Croup and every aff- cil <n ••f 'ff f" r it, * brat ao-l fi'incs, Trial Ifcatb Kt.-eat WVJJ. V- t r t!f * ri. Foundry, Machiuo * ^ i -AND- BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT, * A11 sta) Greorgia. Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair on best manner aud terms ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILLS AND MACHINERY, CHEAP AXI) GOOD. Have on hand a Large Stock of (The People's! I lllijiill ) DKV.'tt NTOrtK. ( I jllllTV Brown'* How, Barnwell 8, C. Dr J. J. O HANNON &. CO. Ail the New Fluid Extract*, 'tinctures, Patent Msdlclnca Bit- ; tors. Tonic*, *ith all ; Dr .T J. O’Ba'Hoh In charge the SUtodard R'-me- : of Prescript loo Department, die* for Ills to which ; the human race 1* ; Mu A. N. Ray will be pleaeod belr. ; to ace and serve hi* friends. Fancy (loodtk : Perfumcrlea ffro the be«t Manufactnile*. T 1 diet Anlclea, Fine Honpe, Brushes, ; Pomades, and a full : line of goods for Lb* ; f«lr sex. CIGADHj TOBACCO. i Pipes f v PI RF. >V I \F.W A> I> ooi no 1.I4M SMXM FOR V1FI414 I'HAI. PI RFOsfilM. IT Tl 1 . MT TO 1 C- C- RUSH) BLACKVILLE, 8. (L. MA.^rF’ACTURKTVOfc A TV 11 HKAL.KR I2> CARTS AND W-AQONS Buc:c:lo® AND Carriages* upwards of 50 Engine* and Boiler*, also Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri ces. SORTING INJECTORS, Vandiien Jet Pumps, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Circular Saws, File*, &c- Write for prices. Promptness and good work. Cheap will be our aim. •n24 Asks a liberal public patronage because lie uses the best mafcral*, employ* ill# best workmen and allow* no work to go out of his shop* thnt will not bear favora ble comparison with any on the market no matter where made. No shoddy vofk or ma'crial allowed and every thingjuiaranteed as represented. Blacksmith work of all kinds. Repairing and all orders in wood and iron work executed promptly, faithfully, cheaply. A larga atock constantly on hand. If you need anything in my line give me a call before buying. It will pay you to do as [7*Patrofiizc home folks aud keep your money at home, aprlfi] C. C. RUSH, Blockville, S. 0. The Best Truss Ever Made. "*reseriplions care* • lly filled at ill ours clay or nigl.l. Dealers in Drugs, Medicine*, Toilot Article*. Fancy Goods, the best Cigar* *od Tobaccos on the market. AU approved Patent Med*ctce4 aud eve ythiug kept in well appointed Drug Store*. , Stock always full, quality altfays the best and prices as cheap as they ought to he. nov2G you waut a FINE WATCH OR CLoeft, STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT* LERY, OR SPECTACLES, Send your order* to or call at * Jas. Allan & Go. V 307 KING STREET, ChfiRLE 'TUN, S. C Dr. j. it Smith. Operative and Mecliomcnl .DENTIST. . 11,-1111:Ku a.*» « li i.l»rii*. Will practice at the following places at time mentioned Bambkpo—Beginning the first Monday in each month and con'inuing for 1 fallowing week. Office at (he Hartzog Hotel. \V j LkisTo.s—The seeond week in each month. Officeot r^iidence. Remaining weeks in each month will meel engagements in the country. ejtrtNly JAS. E* DAVIS, m\ET am mum at lah, Msrnwelf C. H., H- fc. CoaTeysncing end collectien.* BpeciaUiM feb!4 I Central Hotel, 4 * _ *.' ■ ' —- Rn*»H 8*rret. AnguUe, (,*. MKS. Tr. .M TIDIMA*. Base Ball —roa SALX BY— Gr T> C rfL,Ac4i'< r ir>Li!:. s. c.. Dealer in Fancv Good.*, Toy*. Bocks. Accor- deons, Harmonicaa, 4c. AU kisds of Musi cal Io*tmmenta repaired. Best Violin end Banjo Striata. 1 will not be undersold, aprlb PARK HOUSE. . . * No. 95 Meeting Street, Oppoite Wash- iugluo Stjuarc, Charleston, S. C. TRAXiU,VT kjU PEBJIANKKI BOARD. Mks. Jko. F. CTMara, . Frbpristress. rid Lai rsd t»Wn« at gfe Jkrtf, r «T Lkwns st 8c yard, “ 1 fit Ic each, each, Will offsr for Ac xicxt W dhy# One tot of Colored Lawns at Ifi jfirdL One Lot of Colored One tot of Color One Lot of Open and SharFfina,. One Lot of Dress Goods at 5c vn'rd, J)ue Lot of Gramtevills C Sbsrtfeg One Lot of Ladies' floso at 5c pair, One Lot Handkerchiefs *t 2 l-2c One Lot Parasols at 5c aacb,' » One Lot 4-4 White Lawn at 5c yard, ! One Lot Ladies’ Alligator Sli' One Lot Ladies’, Misses tt The*e goods will placed We want money and tb* goods msi go.*A aprl} .. t~ K ' ‘ y * Slinpen fit 85c^fifr,’ *.11 strev aaz hus. 2Sc d 6n suf Bargain Cofintert ia «tatr* tf Mna. J. !■- MORRISON, jh.aohtii,i,hi. ao. m Mm *- What cyffirybodv want*—vsloe recfite4. Rate fiknafiy ^aviag PMV wsgon* and btVggie* built and repaired at brow's, the did coffntf aedk (Bam- vft'W) wh’cb r* alive ^ith fts enterprising laen who are tfUMMdB W0 different finrij of Luaiue** and (fetermined to tnake .Bafav^ua btuteifii town second to none in the Conhty.. I am now and wMI bd mm Mfy prepared to crccute with dispatch Any and all York Jta tha <f>i^*a Mi wsgoi; line, building tin# repairing. Thanking my faHtfer ia^amsN fer pn*t favors f renpertfiilly soli eft their pfeseni and fatare patrMasga, tot which I guarantee HAtiafaction by making new bnggaea .Mtfis. fiM HHt. i *11 at the ne^ two story shop, near Court OetiM Sdttfirfi, 0. W. PRICE, Bamfiefl C. 71., who gife finv ilaafred 1i m»y27 «• wApttloBr <;ham)v * ('67i _ ULG hVILLE SAW filUS -AND- MACHINE aHOPS of d6UI#,01A«Bli 1 < Are now fe^.ly fpf busl General Superintendent. under tha The mi-tnifers '*f the firm ar# practical, trsleed, ntkmg the liberal pstrunage of Hits and a<i^«ceat rtmaitsa fPultffidoai our ability to give perfect attUfsciioa la tbs quality Of dfifft fifid I erafton of our charge*. In oar new enterprise pe bave/uveettd avW4fi obaae of the moat approved machinery dad art all conuacla at abort notice and In tbs *- AS I.UMBER DBA We will keep conatantly on hand a larg# stock of Nad • e<l and nndreaaeii, and Laths and Bhlngie* of ofir OWB bills cut to order whenever desired, up to 50 fsut la lsii( AS edNtTRACTORS A BUftditVritt We are prepare! to take contracts, tot potrtpff 1 and our fadltUe* fof doing such work aH un who wUh to build fh Urwh ot do unify can sat* 1 with as befors cotaMendog. * " ” AS MACHINIST^ We are preporod In our General Machine Shop to Boiler*. 8aw sod Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Cotton chlnery in oee In ibis latitude. ENGINE AND BOIl/E# FiTTUfaS; Of all kinds kept conatantly oa-baod. ... NO CflARITt ASKED. A FAIR TRIAL 18 ALT. W* WtifT, that those wpo patrpoixe us. pill be pleased trttll hav log the satUfactioo pf Saving rims and looney 1 ‘ a credit sttn build up a home Industry that will bs l«*] orandt * OO “A SOAtl Of SPEMti.”, | j FIRST tR TllE EtET.p-n i 6 Hi on foot and thapchlng op with and well'ssoprted atock of Gfi dlae, coneistiqg ofpry Goods, Shoe*. Hata, Flnedothtofi^Wppd, cry Ware, Hardware, fw fttl oeriefl, Pluatatioa Implement^ usiiall.v kept in first Celling at hard time pi to let my goods get ojd tomers cannot prosper If they exorNranr prices and lo.ba cash t will make a 11 great deah My weights and rect—do not opbtract i^diy^^k r*rr»t r " lii wet weather aud# h. it Isook! Isookt 9 KEW BOUSE; NEW OYENi NEW I ocg to inform the public that.I am C., and that on or about inarl 8-Jm fib tss’rsz wF N Tkt ... IIAI4N WRLL, C. M- H C- As fid V ir'inia wsleowe t® all gnear*. *T >0 rorms. comfortsbU beds, rb<4 fare wfR prefer )u' (.tusl stTiids®i« sod x^ctori mi o. EX- " Rye Bread, Graham Bread,' Brown Biscuits, Cakes, Die*, Tea 0 1 Lave been fortunate in arctnio; apprcnticefi to the Baker’* trade •inee—except for four year* <5b#» I devotion in the Confederate Fair to 1885 a* the beat Jfik* r ,u A* 8<otfi» and winier wheat andiA» P«*«st mgradlcstt thing sold will b« More. Orders ia)tftrd ftb** eferyhody. RlarkvilU, Uea Gmkkm*. Bamberg, all*U»ion;ir»i.A,-“'C«or,o.«#l Give 00* «*•"" ^ * 1 IHF'Ei.ci'ei*-* i mm