The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 07, 1887, Image 3
Today 787 yean ago Jcruwtlem wo* taken.
Qe temperate in your diet Onr find parents
ate tftemselTes out of house and home.
Dog fennel can be easily destroyed by cat
ting it down in Ita bloom. It is an unsightly
growth.
Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Sr., tells osthat the corn ■
crop about Buford’s Bridge has been cut short I » rrnsosAL.
I TJor. Hugood to expected at home^text Sat-
l^urdayr
, ArriSTOM.
The annual Sunday School pic-nic
at Baldoc came off on last Saturday
ami ttao haarW of tnant children ware
made happy on th*t ogttUian.—Our
young townaman, Mr. John Bennett,
who went to Florida last tall with our
much regretted I»r. Frank P. talker,
has returned for a summer stay.—Wa
termelons are so numerous that they
are almost a nuisance.—Independence
day is uuon us with its usual heat. Col
ored citizens are taking the day for the
celebration vf piC-iiics, and the boom
ing of distant guns recalls the hard
fought battles of our forefathers for
freedoda.? A Friend. .
one-half by lack of rain. 4^
If anybody about Barnwell wants a fight let
blm ask Ben Peeples what boot be got when he
swapped his dog for a kitten.
A grape vine telegram from Three Mile
township brings the hews that a big railroad
meeting and pic nic will be held at Rivers’
Bridges In Angust. _ S
To keep crows from puncturing melons place
several pebbles, the sire of a man’s thumb, on
each melon. Sticks will answer the same pur-
pose, but they fall off mom easily than stones.
Our exchanges all over the State are urging
the importance of strict and regular vigilance
in maMers pertaining to health. You are on
the right line, brethren. Be watchful; let no
guilty bog pen escape.
Married at Dunbarton on the 80th alt, by
the Rev. W. D, McMillan, Mr. Henry B. Mat
thews and Miss Mao' J-, daughter of the late
Mr. Caleb KUlingsworth, all of this county.
The Paorui congratulates with wishes of every
happiness and prosperity.
Capt J. B. Hunter, of Fish Pood, bids fair
to become the “sugar king" of his section. He
has a patch of sure enough cane, measuring
an acta and a quarter, that lias over six thou
sand stalks five feet high and still growing.
Courting and candy fstollng parties will be in
order at his house next winter.
Mr. & L. Peacock left at this oOce on Thurs
day last a cotton boll of this year's growth as
Unr a guinea egg. ft was taken from a
geld belonging to Mr H. 1. ChW, of Barnweii
township. Mr. Peacork aaya that Mr. Cars
has twenty serve of eoOon averaging three or
four buds of equal stae to the stalk. Thai takes
the rakr
“■y patrhes caa he set cut as sn» ussfulfy
dryastawsi wsaihrv Put cora coke ta a
mt keep them wet until w*g aat-
Whrq ready to plant, rat the vines,
wrap osm short rath coh and plant The
motstaar la the rohs alll beep the vines sMva
art!) they take root This plan has been tried
wah mmm ta this enanty
"Thee* srv my yrwvto." tael a dtottngufchrd
gnaisn matna to agnai4|<ng it»Mnr whermar
to eiMM| hat Sea Jw— and daaaltng dta
awewta. And ths»e are BaraavO's >rarto,
Ik aghl ~n da Thaw day last, when kadUag at
the lads and toeaw ttf the hsrsai tt (»
gehoot tusar ef thrm are- -diaamdi I
ri isgk ** bat Mr Kennedy and Mtns W
a*v 1 ilnhing thews at Meat) am*
them to •Mbs ta the fat see That hetef
isarasd as a great drat The r»nraat tw«
the nrsSnem sf arhaid rarvB and pw|dK thetr
term ■. the sydsm sf tm pew
tugs and the hetuv rtetwv mrthnds and
ases of the oM tog arfcmj kmaw tlatos aas
and fund We dnsild he gtnd foe all
sf laarnlog lo^w things ae as cnwthsm,
lor the rasnka aoatd he good artMnf kinmn ta
every towa and the graded system la graeeal
aae and a a fa 1mm la pkaceef present an»«sn-
(■etsbfr structures and ahrw and aacsetma
■wthuds of hwratag.
Coi Jtm DUmood. sf mnrkrtlle, b«w drives
a tram hke that wah Uhtrb Bill Arp's Big
Joha f* trratod from AUarta. V ohrr thr C»d-
nnel nor hto motive yvtstvf has amgs, but they
get three aB the raws
■•farraeU, Big John, farewell I r*
TvjkB paUCuJ U» ® j hr aft
To ass thy rhammi of earafie.
to as that aid stem sad cart.
Methtaka I see thee sow
With axle tree all broke,
. A ad V beets with nary bah at aB,
A ad hubs wtth aar) spoke.
But though the mod is deep.
Thy wits will never tall;
That (atthfalamer wtU take thaw oat
U thou wShuld his tad."
Senator Yon mane paid us a pleasant call on
Saturday. He looks as peaceful and prosper
ous aaepe could be who is cpntent with the
results of hto controversies with crab grass and
Capt. Tillman, and who draws his revenues
from 586 acres of wages worked cotton and
almost an equal area cultivated by contented
tenants, besides provision crops sufficient for
borne needs.
Miss Zula tkinner, of Bamberg, to spending
the summer with Major Ambler’s family in
Pickens County. . '
Air. J. P. O’Neall and* family left Btackville
on Friday for a pleasure trip to the North.
Mr. R. M. Kennedy, Jf., left on Friday for
Camden. He will spend bis vacating there and
in Atlanta and hopes to return the first of Oc
tober. But we have grave doubt*, because a-
sort-of-George-Wasblngton-man has toM us
that 73 pretty glrto on Uobkirk's Hill hud net
their cape for him.
Mr. Henry 8. Hart sag, the popular and ac
complished principal of the AU<-ndrt| High
School, called on us briefly on Fri<ny a» he
was en route to his beloved Bamberg, and we
wish him a vacation a- pU-nsanfs be deserve*
* k It Merer Kains
it Poursa”
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The pricqg. of goods at HEFFERNAN’S are falling like the rain drop* of aw
equinoctial deluge. „
Don't miss this teasoa. This slaughter must continue ubtil all Summer stock
is sold, . . — -
Delays are dangerous. Come right along with a little money aud buy a whole
wardrobe.
ALLESDALE HltiH
stnAs he d
kCIOOL.'
Asassl ExsalasUss, iss* MtA. ISN7.
rsiZR ncnoi.jta*.
Wlnthrop Loras, Mias Lucy Allen, .John
L)i>es. Jamie Brarson. IjitberU'iniBr, JKcMiz-
sou, Frank BcrUnd. C. Bojl*', R*** 9t<4es,
Louis Nsarvon. Dntllr Brels lid, John Preacher,
Ned MUaon, John Mlvaom V
aosoa st ooutas.
Mtos Mary fltufcee, Lee to tUou, Miller ITUs,
Joha AB, Daisy toiniaats, Hm Mtxsua.
ounoaTwaxT
Mtos Oora Wilson, Jamie itrarsnn.
With MOmaartxtmwmSsrkotar* madeta,
» amdr ■>, awds «l. » BMdt 7h AOatadrdU.
TIE BABAWBU. gaAWCW M aooL.
tw asstag *r a**4 is ta* assn tub* *f
Ism* Urns.
[«-»l
T<Vi I’cnrotlment of puptto ITT; male- *, to- * j ak
males 87.
Nsauhers la atteadaaes—March ITS, April
ll«,*ar Mb Jusr m
Arvtag* dally aiteaiftncs (by maathly rs-
poru—toa bring maxlmsis )— March V April
T» May 7B, Jane 30
The ngsa sf the pafdto range from 8 to tl
yssr* the *t wage age Mag 11)4 «ears
‘■ftnfts of Hoaur" swe art made oat la
Match, as N am lb* Br*t awimh sad the pa-
p*ls a eve art i* raitiimsd tm thr
ami thr rrtla fur Jaa* wtU art
aalll Oclnhw.
Naams sf thnss na thr foils sf
both April and May.
ta sTrotaa—< *vaasna or to too >
Fuamlr M<4air, Lula Fstheastrla, I Is til*
SJnhaa, ABre Hurt, Fkary H'dmsa, JammIUm
Mtoa, flam BlA*y, Fiad MrtaU
ten* lUlturd. Arthar fiaudeta, Mary Holmes.
Faaale llagoud, Bertha to itBa, Fannie Maher,
Hamr Johns. Ails* Hart, Fhary Hohaaa, Jo-
■rphtas llolmsu. Bam Riley, Raima MeLemnre,
Mailt* Aklrlrh, Jennie Pale, Imhary Pals,
Mhry Armstrong. Ltaals to'uulvard, Mary Hal-
(urd. Ilaltlr HaHord, FlUs MaarUlr.
Midair, Mary Mysra, Ekdae Samkr*.
to'oodward, Tl ey Bur khahrr
TTaae oa tbs Hutto of Honor for April
This powdrr never varies- A marvel of
purity, si rength and who’esomenWH. More
economical than the ordiuury kinds, and
Can not lye sold in competition with the muW
tiiude of low test, short weight alum or phos
phate powders. Sulii only in rant. Royal
B.ikisii Pownre Co , iQft VVall St^ N. T . *
{summon' to Absent Deftn anls.
STATE OF HOt'TH CAROLINA,
County of Barnwell
Court of Common Pleas }■
Francis J. I’elawr, Fyaucis S. Hodgers,
W. O. MiH-keafuda, Thomas H- ln-
glesby ami Fraut-ls J. Pelxer, Junior,
as partners umler the firm name of
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., 1‘unni'ft,
against O. to . M. to*Ullaiui> and to .
IT. to illlains, lyunJani*.
• COPY Sl'MMtiNM FOB HELlrr.
Too. W. M WltHa— and to . M. to il-
liams, liefendants In this artioii:
You are hereby stimmoiietl and re
quired t<> answer the tvtmplaint in this
action, of tohlch a copy Is herewith
served upon vqii, and to serve a copy of
your answer on ihe HHlis<*riherat his of
fice at Barnwell Court House, within
twenty days from tlie servlca of this
suaxwon*Yipon vow exclusive •»! thedar
of service. If you fail tn answer this ‘
rompUlut within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for lbs
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, Barnwell C.H.,June ath.lNMT.
John j. maiifk,
Pliintitr* Attorney,
w. fiiuioas htwiM, C C. P.
the Defendant, to. M. Hiluaws:
noth'e tliat the sumiw«»nv and
complaint in this action were filed In
the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas at Barnwell Court House
In the County of Barnwell on He* 2nd
of Juno, 1*7.
JOHN J. MAIIKR.
Plaintiff * Attorney.
Barnwell C. H., June nth, 1*7
JunefMiw
Ntitio U) Mors and Crnliluri
periK
Mr*. Mary A. Sanders, late of Barnwell
county.fdecegsed, are hereby notified tn
make immediate payment and all per
sons holding Halms against the udu es
tate are requested to present them, duly
attested, to the undersigned at Harnweli. |
AX V.
Harnweli Railroad
WW.
CHAKI.KH PKCHM.
JunrIB]
Administrator.
Aon,
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BRIOBTXEM IX BLAt KeiLLI.
Misses Harry Cross, of Charluaton,
and Maggie t’taey, of tieorgla, aorom-
panied by Mr. W. F. Cross, of Charles-
n, are the guests of Mr. to'. J. Martin
ring a visit to their friends in Black-
le, which It I* hopod will be as.pro
le d as It Is pleasant.
MELONS IN NSW TORE.
G. L. Lawrence, wholesale dealer, 33fl
.to'ashington, Bt. writes under date 2d
lust., Melon market scantily supplied
during past week, pilces ranged from
$20 |>er hundred for small to $3A apd
$40 for selected, fancy, If here, would
have done better. Thirty six carloads,
mostly intended for 4th of July, will be
due on Monday. Market so bare that
they will be taken quickly at good
prices.
BARNWELL.
■ Miss Lilly Coopar, of Grahams, Is vis
iting the family of Capt. John T. Willi*.
Twenty-five new cases have been sent
up by the Trial Justices for the consid
eration of the Court next week.
Mike Brown is having a fifty light
gas machine put up and will soon have
his storehouses illuminated in city style.
Mr. D. E. Myers resigned his com
mission as deputy marshal on last Fri
day. Col. Boykin accepted the resig
nation.
The “Glorious Fourth” was a failure.
Only % couple qf two horse wagon loads
of melons distinguished the national
holiday from an ordinary work day.
Persons having business at the Court
next week should be prompt in attend
ance. Time Is money and Judge Hud
son, like time and tide, waits for no
body.
Miss Caribel Hamilton, daughter of
Mr. J. 8. Hamilton, and Mr. L. J. Til-
. jotson, of Chicago’, were married this
afternoon at the residence of the bride’s
father afid took the 5.30 train for their
future home In the great Northwest.
The tinners have finished roofing the
hank hgUing-and the masons are build
ing th^Sult,‘which will be composed of
a thickness of twenty-six inches qf hard
brick laid with oement and lined with
railroad iron. Within that the safe will
- be placed.
Dr. Clyde, Presiding Elder, preached
several admirable sermon* during the
Methodllt quarterly meeting-on Satur
day and Sunday, and Rev. Mr. Kistler
delivered one of hi* characteristic and
^■ftilrailable lectures before a Sunday
^^■(■liotif mass meeting in tha Baptist
^^church Sunday afternoon.
The County CommlsalotieijJjeld their
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
and disposed of eontiderqble rnwtitie
• btts i ness. The application of many cit
izen* of Blackvlllc for help u> build the
. f . proposed new bridge over the Edi-t-
was acted upon unfavorably, a* (be
Com must* •nr r*. under Um taw a* ft
Stand*, had no jarledtctton.
* IX
tosiope Woodward, Julia Folk. Bertha Yo-
tei, Lizzie Jenkins, lizzie Brown. Bennie Jsa-
to rap 1 ■■ carter. Charlie Lons, Bcakt?!
Jmbs Lour, Jacob Woodward, Pearl
Havopd, etnua Brown, John Woofer, Kale
liwklua.
Those ae the RHUof Honor’’ for May only.
in arroiaa
Surry to'HI Is, HSCTair Havant, F.ttie M an
vil to, TuU Bradford, Eva Hu Host, Arthur
Owens, Robert Woodward, Ira Price, Bennie
MvLetnore, Rtnbrn Long, Clara McLemore,
Jennie Pale.
IN DErOSTNEXT.
Elton Bradford, John Armstrong, Robert
Long, Charlie Maree, Reuben Long, Chlvelette
Simms, Lula Woodward, Hatlle Woodward,
Oscar DuBner, Lula Falkenstein, StClair Ha
vant, Paul Falkcnstein, Bri wton Hagrxxt, Mat-
tie Owens, Katie Shuck, Starry Will to, Fred
Molatr, Charlie Hagood, Jame* Lancaster, Sue
Bradford.
IN ATTEXDANCE—NKTTIIER ABSENT NOE TARDT.
to'lllie Armstrong, John Armstrong, Clar*
McLemore, Mary Armstrong, Willie Hagnod,
Fred Falkenstcin, Lula Falkenstein, Earl Ha-
good, Bennie McLemore, Florry Price, Theo
dore Vogel, Julia Folk, Starry Willis, Duke
Hart, Charlie liogood.
Deaths.—Near Bamberg, on the —
ult., of a complication of diseases, Mr.
N. B. Adams, aged about 55 years.
Near Grahams, on the 2»th ult., of
dysentery, Mr. J. I. J. Rice, aged 68
years.
At Blackville, on the 30t.h ult., after
a long illness, Miss Eliza J. Hugood,
daughter of the late Dr. W. II. Hugood,
in the 46th year of her life.
The largest melon grown in Georgia
last year was a “Burpee's mammoth
Ironclad” made by John 0. Miller of
Stone Mountaih. It weighed 128
pounds.
Chief Justice Dunbar was In town on
Monday and reported all quiet in his
bailiwick.
Capt. J. S, Mixson says} that crop*
around Allendale are better tbau he has
ever known them to lie at this seysou
Mr. J, E. Cochran, of Four Mile, told
us on Monday that the crops In his
township that had beep in in red by hail
were improving and would, In his opin
ion, come out all right.
The newspapers thkt art talking about
this year's melon ewt in Barnwell
county as the bestTao# largest ever
made, are badly inDti^en, and such
statements are calculated to depress pri
ce* that are too low already. The yield
in quality and quantity will be a long
ways behind but year's crop.
MiBDW:i' id Atalit DrleBfeatv
Stair of Samik CaraUm. 1 CW< •/ Comma*
llamatU Cauatf *| Hama.
Preston II. Chat owe. Jamas E. C'bavoua
and Lillis K. l*bavoaa. Plaintiffs,
against
Cornelia Charon*. Amalia II. Ilewrlrtt,
Harsh K. HawiatA, William R. Hew -
lau. Ford K. flaw lata, Kitu A. Haw-
laU and Hamual D. Hewlett, Dwfand-
anm.
copt srMMoxa for rrurt.
(Complaint Hrrrad.)
To Conwlia Cbavous, Amelia II. Hew
lett, Harsh K. Haw feu. to illiam K.
Ilrwh-ti, Ford F. Haw left, Rttta A.
Hawfeu and Ham0*1 D. Hewfeu, Dw-
Irudanu'in tin* action.
You are hereby summonad and re
quired to answer lb* complaint in this
action «f which a copy is barewlth
served upon you, and to sarr* a copy o|
your
answer on lbs aubacribar, at h
at Barnwell Court iloum wltbito
twenty days after tbs service of this
summon* on you, esoluaive of the day
of sarrica.
If you fail to anawer thi* complaint
within tbs Um« aforeaaid, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Dated 21st May, A. D. 1K87.
* ROBERT ALDRICH,
- Plaintiff'* Attorney. .
[ls] tof. Gilmore Himmh, C. C. P.
To tlm IfefrhdanU. Amelia II. Hewlett.
Ha rah K. Hewlett, ■William R. Hew
lett, Ford F. Hew lett, Ritta A. Hew
lett and Samuel D. Hewlett:
Take notice, That the complaint in
tha above entitled action, tOTdher with
the summon* of which the foregoing la
a copy, was filed in the office of the
Clark' of the Court of Common Pleas
for the County and State aforeaaid, on
the 31at day of May, 1887. and order
made for service by publication ’and
mall.
ROBERT ALDRICH,
ITaiDtiff's Attorney,
Barnwell C. II., 8. C.
jnne2-6w
Summons to Ab-cnt Defendants.
Chari of Common
I'leat.
GEO. B. LOMBM]) & CO.
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BOILER WORKS.!
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Aumista* Oeorfifia.
Bay, Sell, F.zrhange, Bent or Repair
on beat manner aad term*
ENGINES. BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINKKY.
CHEAP ASP GOOD.
Hava on baad a Irtr-s Stock of
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NOW KNOWN BY EVERY MAN, WailAN iND CHlio.
T^pullic kfe cantioncd agaiosi jiie claims of any other prephration ih (kk
shape of a Chill and Fever Remedy being the «st»c fhiog or being tt good, TW
wondctful success of soy remedy will always THrig impostort in the market, so tool;
out for ibrih. Fee that the rot oNlhe Alligator is blown on every bottle and tbaf
my signature is ou every cartoon A guarantee . tn run iron every bottle or
money refunded. , L. .A. GARpEtsIsfiv
Proprictur and Msnufacturer, Augusta, Gn.
| For sale at wholesale and retail by M. Brown, Barnweii 0. H., at retail at Burt*
well by F. If. Brown, at retail at Blackvilie by 1). K. Briggs k Co. and Dt. hi
FtcpKens. may 12,
Bank of Barnwell.
This new enterprise will begin basiocsv abotit the close of {He (fating sntn&cf
many peopIq th.iBh iLWili bc a great tbiug tor Ihe Countrr.
/
?an tell untfl It has been fairlv
RLP> PKCHM ANN has a lar*
i ally other merchant ig the co«n-
oi
hciher it ehall be so or the contrary nobody can
tried, but there is tin doubt of the fact lhat CM AR"
ger and better atock of General Merchandise than atiy bthi
ly is carrypig. A visit to Barnweii and an examination of hie plaoee
ill prove that betond a doobt. ^
And it is equally easy of proof that his priixw are as cheap as thhy ought to bto
and a* reasonable people couki ask ar expect. The experience of twenty yean
has l< arned him the needs and wants of ibis community and be is prepared to sup*
E a ’ them at prices that will enable hi* customers it lay op modey tor deposit inlhii
(•k of Barnwrll or to inved In other vemurea that promiae greater prnot.
Before going or sending pk-dUlant merchhnts or buying from high priced dealers
call upon the merchant who sells goods at home cheaper than you can buy thend
TAR
any where else:
CilARLEJ PECHMANN..
They era *nv«
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t«i It—■■§ re«tb t'wrti** Itetl* tf
tram i rteartfe, Caartve, I W>tM**e •■* Aae****
R*. I ■ **■■*« *11* reevh » errtiez RaU**r *
Ctjerknne. t »*4 alt m4*o lau ee* R-a*.
U. I. AIXUCU Pa T. A«aet.
JOHN • rtCR. ueaaa
S»utti Curolliu lUllway
June Itih, 1887, uam
upwards of SO Regises and Boi ert. aW
Hteem and Water Pipe at reduced prto
KORTINO INJFCTOR5,
Vandiaaa Jet I*um|«, But**. Nate,
Wa«hci», Circa Ur raws. Film. Ac.
Write fur price*. Prompt seas aad
good work. (Jke wtil be our aim.
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you want a
FINK WATCH OR CLOCK,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
will rua aa fafioo* :
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FINEST QUALITY TABLE
LKUY,
CUT-
OOLUMBIA DITitolOB-RTFJT.
Daily (Ksetpi laCawden)
dilate of South Carolina
ham wall County
Milledge A. Rountree, Plaintiff,
against
Theresa 8. Rountree, Richard M. Roun
tree, L. V. LaTaxte, Lula Garvin, W.
L. Dunbar, John T. Dunbar, Delavi-
na D. Brooks, Anna D. Rountree,
Elizabeth R. Fair and Maria J. Var
ner, Defendants.
( Ol’Y SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint Served.'
To Theresa S. Rountree, Richard M
Rountree, L. V. LaTaxte, Lula Gar
vin, to'. L. Dunbar, John T. Dunbar,
De.Iavina D. Brooks, Anna D. Roun
tree Elizabeth R. Fair, and Maria J.
Varner, Defendants in thi* action.
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the. complaint in this
action of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve is copy of
your answer outlie subscriber, at his
otilctq at Barnwell Court House within
twynty day* after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day
of serviue.
If you fail to answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Dated 18th Mav, A. D. 1887.
ROBERT ALDRICH,
Plaintiff’* Attorney,
[ls] W. Gilmohf. Simms, C. C. P.
To tlie Defendant*, L. V. IjsTaste, Lula
Garvin, \V. L. Dunbar, John T. Dun-
- bar Delavitia D. BroUke and Maria J.
Varner: ,
Tike notfee, That the poOHalalnt In
the above entitled action, together aich
e for*
We are under obligations to I>r. I»C. . . , i i
Done,, to, kindly rwu.o.t,,.,,- h, ih. U-wmm-. fcryrtfS
form of a copy of the Daily New*, of ? 4l c< 5 , V. ift .ISS-SftlE
London, of the fcimt ult., eoatairtng an < J f
eznnuet mT .■ ■ . ■ - . for the Oounti and Mat*- moreoaid, op
elaborate ^~ Mh day o< Hay, IW, and .Hfer
of Queen * i< torn • reim by paMIcatma and
nsaiL e
KOBERT ALDRICH.
1 ls«U*ff'a Auam»>,
Bffvn««!i C. ti., H. C.
may i'.-^w ^
the jultifee of (Jueeit \ ictoru » reign
over an empire “on wbU-ii the *un never ,
■rta. n That iesur has 1C ueg r * of $ C*4-
tibid* each, but We wotrid murh rather
are Dr. Laag once mute, ihan hare u as
I a i B4*»t«al rxehauge. t
OR SPECTACLES,
£aml your ordo r * lo or call at
Jas. Allan & Go.
807 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
ja«24
Machinery^
Talbott & Sons,
RICHMOND, VA.
BRANCH HOUSE, COLUMBIA, S. C.
Mnnufucturen* of
ENGINE' AND BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS.
. “The Lummus Giu” cleans seed bet
ter and makes higher grade of lint than
any Gin in the market.
Before buying Engines or Gins write
for prices and catalogues to
V. C. BADHAM,
General Agent, Columbia, S. C.
E. BROOKER, Agent,
Williston, 8. C.
JuneO
Richard J. Morris.
TJ uder A cede my of Munic,
CHARLESTON, ----- 8. C
Heating aad Cooking Slovea and Ranges,
Mantels, anti Hone* Furnishing Good* ia
great variety. £ead tor picture* and price*,
janC *
HEADQUARTERS FOR
BASE BALL GOODS.
Fancy Goods, Toy*. Aecnnieons, Vio
lin*. B*nj<ix, Ac Best Violin *od Banjo
Firing*. M u-i *1 InoUameala Rr paired.
Aucnt far Rubber Stamp* and Sttncil*
G. D U.LANOK,
Pqvt < *68-. builffiog, Blink vilie, 8. 0
...
1. \ I m rirt*, ■MkrOK ri. r., Agrat
f r dm Wstersewto Maam Engl* * C
paay of New Y«»rfe
all itulm*»Oia* aoff Kafffaae repaired.
(. a* t'-ar.-m-d
«v/rk daw* i
Leave Brsaehvtlle
Arrive at OaetAea
Arrive et ColaaiWa
Leave Colaiehta
Leave Camlea
Ar. at R reach vide
tf'daai
1152 ¥•
10.45 a <4
' fi.&O a si
7.4A a ai
8 55* ■
7.88 p u
7.42 p
10 48 p w
8.88 p ai
8.80 pre
7.80 p a>
Coaa
R. R
we*t,hy
Co a need
Eiwteru R
York
Cone
••COMNECnOWto**'- .'J^.
ton* wede at Aug seta with G«orgi*
d from ad priaie to eel aad Seals-
Ireiae
eile at rharleeioa with North-
. f*r prist* North aad with Nea
era on Sntu'd*;*.
on* mad* at Coluaibia with Ce
Greenville K. R. end Charlntte,
mbiaand Augusta R. R. to and froai all
ioUoaboth Ronds.
Connection* made at Blaekrille with Bare
well R. R.
D C. ALLEN. 0. P. AT. Agent
JOHN B. PECK. General Manager.
PTwrFajTeD,
* Cotton Boyer and Wholesale and Re
tail Dealer in Plantation Supplies, Mu
chinery and General Merchandise, in
vites universal attention to his stock
which is complete in all lines.
Highest prices paid for all products
of the country sud Lowest prices charged
for all classes of Goods.
apr2l
The Last Sad Ritas
We kfcep constantly tn stock a full
Hoe of Patent M-t title and Wood Bu
rial Coses, CofBns and Guslrett.
A full line of cheap ooffios, bird
ware, trimming*, &c
For sale by
If. F. MOLONY,
Black vilie, B. a
July*! - ,
G. L. Lawrence.
COMMIMS9IOK M1CHOU A.NT
S*a Wauhlwfttaa, ft*. .New York.
Handles WATERMEIXINS exclu
sively in their nearnm.
No commiKeions divided with or paid
to local agents along the Hne of the I
South Carolina Railroad. . .
R«*tufHe mailed within twenty-four
hour* after receipt of shipments.
Beet possible zaire, reliable
to
_ I Will Not be Undersold
By Anybody AnywAirii
A Stock of Spring Goods that mast be sere to be appreciated, fur aoikiag i»
approximate it is eteeilrnre qf Htvlr* and storieretios uf pries* has ever bqeo t£«
hibited in any local m*ik<U. It U*» bres aeiceted with great ear
hoarse is the largret trade oral re*, and wtU be mlff.et earthquake
The fed ms of the eouuly svwenilij are wvrted re rail aad as am toe.
time and moory, lor the awiet tertidioea lartre can ba, grariftud sad tbere ia se bar
ger need or cxcaee lor the fetipce and rxpeaem of risks to Cbsrtaptoo, (toesaaak
or Aecuata. I , * ,
L G'K!*—Earuifel, Ifaltrsa, Vefeseienacs. Bpaareb. Egyptian, Oriental, white
aad ecru, Ae to 11.25 per yard. Swire Hamburg Kdgiags sad aH avsf efhbreH*
srire, ftum Se is II .25, deep rreregb f.w iateat a V«g dreares. Tlstifegl (toes ai
Drre* Buttoae, peer! aad reetel, Hihboaa, Ireee Nats, Usfe T a read sad Bilk Glares,
black sad *H rufera. Karbings. wknc sad atoareitig, preitfeat evrraaaa. Btrirai
Net cad Merebowt Vnliuga, Kmbr«*dery aad fawiag Niika, al
teiai. wbafeboae, Ladiaa a*d Gaota* a fee lleadkrfduele,
Ptetere cord.
nic a t’xir L'i- t.i n vc or i>tt—w oooxm.
While V itoerfe. ladia Melfe. Orgaadto, ladto liaea, UbeekW Kaiaara
Siripm. Embroidered llobre. white A~d catered. Ctdnvkd Vietovkw, Rebter flkibi
lag sad Eureka Diapne, Rkk Hack Braid. Plato aad Tarbey led,
rhanuwg line af G tap hams, maureiug aad aalurt.
nmsMa of all the aew Hats tor Ladtoe, Mimas aa
Brfurt buytag cfer where be efer aad leer- eh at
j
4
Molatr s Museum.
FROG FOND
CHILL AN© FEVER CURE-
Wiibeot areperior oa eerlb tor lb* I
of Chills aad Ferar, ae am
lies a premtlre al Cbitta if lakea to I
K*efr mereftaat red ag “Fre* Poftd” to i
la refuud lire weary If ft Mig t# eftre.
>o peyfe rar ptoo of sallof. farju Poop CillX
aro Favoa Ct am la arid by relfet II awrebeau to
Harew*l| Cownly. Irergu botttoa aoly 50 i
Aak tor k aod tabs oo ‘
NO
jAMfhrireafe by Dowfe k M ' 1“ ‘ “ m*.
L
Price and His Little
If you waat a cart, wagon, bogey or carriage that will
TftY PRICE AND HIS LITTLC P
If yon want repairs of toy sort oo vehicles of may oort,
•(nod sc
that will do i
service,
% TRY PRICE AND HIS MTTLB PRIOfeS.
If your atock needs shoelor, yoor plow* and other
or mouditg or you want wood or (rno work of any aoi
TRY PRICE AND HlS LITTLE £*1018.
I place to position my eofftno to furnish motive Dower for mr (awa ted wood
workinir machinery. That's something new ia BaraWdl aad tho pnbtie yaaar
ally will pleaae call, are ft and
Try Price and His Little Prices.
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