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e? *r i sroinM; ■Magi' * - jr , t*Cr* tMC DtAOLV IMMCt MAMC1 n« «ia* ikMlHgMk. i- •a a U*U kf« ol ■ ^MaM 1 - > m>S . Mter i Oa. ’ In U>a rmtlitry 'n MaiMao i •‘iVp" - ' aotetr.] >k me imla UtU« ( a»<i on varlou« AlUcrU au | f Inquired Inn what now in the matt* r o! l aalJ. IV*vl- dU’d tlie different aya- qu^atlun of tlifi day,’* In Boatcin, Provident 1 *, Pldla- Angaaia. I didm for the my own lirformutlon ami { of cmnparlwti with JCu- »* and method*, oapalclally d^lntn, Malta and I Maud, latter ayHoma I waa moft y are In the main alike and y the fir*t hi the world, : aflow. I worked them in-tiieir [radea, primary, Intermediate 'flrtUy for Over thirteen yearn, or* the omititrfea menyoned, a education can bepurtued up li> the JU degree. Papers on the^r main features will be submitted from time U> time. They will bo lound to l»e.»r ^he moitexactlogacrutiny a* to rtielr per- i »e«a rnmm va^mi M ttM* kittoi •* r Xpii fapor: ..oat a Ufa Tanrconnactlon ai I have •aid, with education—In fact I ue>k tlw iiai ham roatru n from the pnoiN h n» h. ? naturally turned my attention to the liabjet* «n my arrival In this country. J eapeeled to Ifnd beye. at l fotud,ei«e- Whera, that t!ii* all tm»ofra»l quewl >n Wan Uteagat tlto forfu iet wf Hi- dav ; the enlightened people of Ahli rauuMW. w-r*f >Hy alive to W'e HahattsaT Mrf fr«wfh.tr Irplylat i:> alactaontl »4»^ry. I _ iHwaaae. On arrival, and on ea- amlnation. I found It waa ao Tha rhy ftlMadonal ayatema of AwoHea dhould ■» amuogat haw proud- *t t*>»• t • Toe fc'kIOw a*d adrantage*, fer a th»r- *«Kh aad aeond adweatioa. art abun- 4pal fkkr up ha the r^a.fomoot- oT th* *r* Tea, aul iheetmrartM luA a-aaead U la the *»la ‘'frae’* h». I h* Aafhad* onr*ve-l art f«- ♦*re*f »a a eolw W4a, MM JM •eeMtonal a of m ir hta that moy r m>i> ap la »e r con« aa- Map mi tpary 1 In the aat j A reporter wad burn lag down IhtRlay •fhTt a few day* »gt\ conarioue that be bad but a few mltiliea In which torali h tha I{•-)token ft-rrybont, when He anddenly aittpix il at a ihirk ppcniuu, which let I Into a at III darker hnarhient. Bun^lue of ha- hnnua hung to the lintel and were fi-i- fooiiCtl np the Jamhu of the doorway, bbilo haratliiK cratcM of gitkieteoraaypw wore pikd ou the downward lending atri«. ( It was an afroiilsiug yell, which acemed fo hint of nmtder and auddeii death,- ns it »mvt fr<*m I lie recinae* of thla dingy look ing cavern that had arrested his Mtepa. Ho had not long to wait for nu cxplatta fton. Up the etciM, at the risk of orcrtnrn- ing the piled np boxes of fruit which ob- itrncted the p.-msugc, Ixmndcd a coal lilnck negro, whose » j>*s werb bulging out of his I Itcnd kith mingled fright and pain, and > an ho tun be vigorously shook one of his : Immense hand*, which the rei>orter cotrtd see was growing every instant still larger. *F0’ dc bitPd," he With tiered, “Pse ft dccnl tiigguh. Ktinh. I so piling )>y ft rat tler, Iiis.” To a dabbler lit natural his tory the opiK)rtu t y was not'to be tuissed, even at the expen.-e of losing half n dosen Unlxtken ferry Ismts, and the reporter foliowetl the negro as he l-oltnl into a ifrng store hear l»y. lie found the luah fXlilhitlng his wounded pruif, to an un- sympatbet ie dnigglut, who (Penie<l. how- evtr, to know exactly wh.it to do under the circumstances, while the pntlcni kept np n ninoiug rupuiK-ntary of ejMCiihitions Iterfng o;» the. agony k* was suffering, '•fflt'a n trr*tnetitle, amih. lilt nrlies me way lip l.i dut nr' nhoulder. ItnUtor's Mte'< f*>-stn, aim's it, snUt'’ “Tlmt’s no nillrt '.anbtU'l UR fipiggitt. ^*in<- •Ut / f n boftg’i-f brip-a'R you *4f' Weil, 1 g news It W:t» ■ srswpfitn?* 1 - ' No iTb, hit riuwe from cn.< ng «I.3i « r'n ^ ts-ica " •'Then it innM hare twen a spider nr a nmls klilrr," mm| ilw ilruggist. Mr this itn-e he had pnimml a dnee wtitrU to Kate il* lerr lW-l itarkey in »a *ik| I hrt» w ilh » Mr.wsr ••ocliing br-wi, le lat'Kr-l lb* afflkteii asrn-l*r BROWITS BC8IN1 —IK— BAMWELL •t || IK«I tkf fMI iWa The oitent And succcssral fe suits of my mt;rc«ntile operations during* t!i« liui year Were fully equal to my expocUtions. Tho ’.itws of trade properly understood arc as sitflple and infallible as the rules of arithmetic, ajid wdttle the neophyte in letters X>uld fail to III a University professorship he may hy beginning at the horn hooka grow up to the UH itetare of in- tollectoel minbeod. Po too the beginner in merejntils pareaits may,‘hy sailing hie Tittle host near ilia shore until he beonai** expert in c-)Uiinercial fi'ienee, tafcly ven ture upon broader opportanmre. ganle bia course lliiough diScaltiea where o'hen would founder end i*ich (fr-wperoaa havens unettatn- atU by evne'sufu and ripen men lalirU. Trainfl f"wu early U»y boo.1 U turreuallle life I keve b— tamt f«ui»li %r silk its e eey ear run* and thjruaj^l irtparuta** aa^ aja temuHe •theuti • . —AND— ; uvr s aettattsft aaa EiiTT'ftrOOIi ATO BIIiLTASB BOOH PBHHBHRT—ani>^ Levy’s Ilctrt'y Groceries and Furniture Ware House. OOBItlS OXiASX 8T„ & It. 3 ATBIfUS, ’sTCs’C? ffl It 0^ l^o I bare begun business at the above location with my eyes open and fully tin deratandlng the competition that 1 must meet nmLbeat. I ant bow ready to try wnolttsions with my rivals in trade and invite a dloournlng public to judge be twlxt u*. 1 - it la Impossible to describe within the fimlta of an advertisement the attrac tion* that I am prepared to offer to the people of this and adjacent counties. The complete stock of General Merchandise contained in my Eastern Store and the prluea at which they are being sold are advertisement* and arguments that can not fail to convince the public of the justness, of niy claim to be THE K*( tNEEKOF LOW Pftl ES Tn this section of South Carolina. Here are gathered all the ensentiiil* and elegancies of tfvlllxed life, including food and raiment fdr the ma«sea, the labor saving inventions by -whii-h human toll Is relieved from the drudgery of olden days and the fruiu of Intelligent in duatry all the world over are gathered into c fe completeexposHkiiff In thu BONANZA BAR will be found the be**; liquor* of all lands, warranted to be the purest obtainable fer medicinal purpose* and to be least hurtful for convivial unjoymentii. In that, the most elegant estabMiibment of Its class in the lx>w GotntWy, and in the adjoining POOL and BILI.IARI) RoOM, BI.ACKVIM *s Ult-T AHT • • AI L.F.KY. Pleasant rest and raeuperatlon from the wearing grind of daily life can be ob tained In karmle#* and healthful diversion. TP any and all who ahall favor me with their patronage I pledge mtrself to a«s uiv beet effoau U> make thl/to them a Ilaptw and I’roaiieroua New Year. * LABOE flTQTKrf. IX)W UKICRN, IlONEhT WEtGHTH, JUST MEASURES. " « w ... fk«8. L WlgflBB- .Dealer iv- IFanc^r aixci IFa.rn.ily* % Tobacco, Cigars, ClgarJltea, etc. \\t> alas carry a nice line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Boots, Caps and Hats, And many other heceseitibs too- tedious to mention M Bottom Figures* We prnjKi*» to sell reliable Goods just as close at fair dealings will permit afld licit the trade of the public. • Clever JOHN 11. Mr S’Ail la with me and will be glad to see hie old friends. NUNBERGER’S OLD STAND. jan K-Stn janit-td A. J'. LETT’S TLATTOSM. FERTILIZERS C3-. D. O. Ij. A1STG-E, DEALER IN FAKCY mgmrnmm HOODS. 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U at hMBn* U hi* »saaf hihJIhft Em a maiuOU I* •niy tuhs It** *•♦*» 4*y •S*k i > a* p— r« «f hta J It Bi a a«rh that n ■wjih u*—iV TuL^T. 1 , wuuhJ tU'tai eu i aal glery 9 4N$hij9 *9 $4|f - ^ ***** ,**•» LreAre* bolf 0 forereotref of 9*m * k Bo «4 *.8000*00 0*# |0 W #o#0 •m m* ?jan3 J W W0U retarw •* . *0' y r* • b o* 'ba • are #~re* 0/ aw 1 m«A WJ* re ib* Of ks.4 v*. ~ •• * Bel re three te»? toMoa re ahw* rev btre ho*e f.ttoa rare re ib* oyeerevre at rent. a*4 three re* as Ftu« C rest r%i ■< 0, m 90909 99*4 oso omum $• 9m t •ft*ire ^oe(Ve*o -re aarerer? eea »• tree * tho oss-.o pe re* that ore * * *09 x t ma $ 0 0» % mm* 0010 ft o 9m*+9 f mo ii!000Aree tho ohLty of tXo *»e** to hafff ttof a th <ho wore* at pea | * •re ore 0*mmi *»*• 1 Isa*a (**eo wish afooh tho ae*if m a# •wreABl todl rei 1 t80p Are | re re* $sdV A0* 1 00»0*4 • 0 'ha ap 0* 8« at oretl rei» WM •• *’*'*'*•0 re'wl• , ’i mmxrn •re — V F reAW »*«0 0 4 1 O • i J 0pftt 0M0t • Wb. 4oo • >o«aoa Threw A am aMre%aii«o bo tore* p**g,*•# oo 1 •«.«-g**re. • • 0» a, | r«*t k*m* m 0 reo^| 0g A AA 8mW4 mt 09mm ootL, O *9 s.’taqg Be, reweaso#-d if tha 0a*»«* at Igxtres* • I ri» * i # Mfmjjs iniiigM 1 mtMm — a l| iMBWMbAsI Ai f the peri T fere whb W*pe<*l hoa*8 to tho felore aeA a<th ♦ «ehJe* re at •re «• -**-re »* • 8J«> 4BM0 $9 immam ft-aiwtiea roaoivt iWl tb>« yoe- ,j w ■•revos 0 9*r0 'i’lir • ft. w roaai •hell ftored few reo ore) rev fnreJi 8 Ue| oJvqaoo 0 th* btgb read to ret MsiAA Li pM *. V I Arereo^orei bettor laee T'.a reU'reeo of V* t*a.. re * ,i 0 «fo*r«| m-rerea o •0M o •re tf arere-ft •< b*v« gre •* tfHaaiohip gad Metoel J*yoel»v or tt KU. E90WM ABO DM ttAOt ftlTIUSSKa. J k« H«rrymAa 4 r#’• AaMikui Djb>^tb4 Imm. K Fmk 0 Bob* 8BMn4d« ku* 0 nrii. M'.Blki 4 Ci’i 4bsm|iM Bmh .Hpir- I • ifliktf At- 0^ aa rmRw re rw*% tawAwu AB Ml PBM 0U“ W t A<-40 PBAL |B Itfl BaB UCSA* BB Al» CJAA om <0 0# wtitw ro& tattWm OARS RTT H rUBB* A CXX * a V A M af a •$ ••*»«* ee 0s • a* • •» a Harn^sa and Hardware Emporium •4 <* mi «k a il M ■I* n ami • ,1 tzrz: I aaU wzh. IM amka'a t—k ike rewelrj rmksv was a malt kdWv * eg taw k*mm Ur m m Aer* t lEe iv'* rd i- . ' . . r, U Ik* wutpier e*toN 1 and -Elm* n^ualT lEia i amaand hU fame no au>r« dr timer uo« lad*. l*esr with them m ib latent talents, tlwdrvel- ; of which might be materially Yea, education ™ dnvwsnt of youth, the Joy of kThe has read without rim>- w acoouiiti of lovin MO* *4 ike l k.A rsiualda »r^r« th» *»,•>' by lit* I— N,s ualy male* *• (aU*a Ttatioa bail* Ibis taartl whirh la rtftt+tmfj kaoaa aa thaarrwftrhrr, (VvlTa buildrtrnr and wkm ssnrptou " JW ss-wuuAc *ieacri|4i««i of ike act* fma faiiiil) *uir* tket tkry keva aa tlonjatc-I Naljr, ahicb, like thet at all monitor* of tliat family, I* dtrliksl tuto aegnwiit*. tit* last MX of wklrk. In tho Ikq. acorpkAi. art of equal *tae. Tbe tail I* flexible aud end* in a Ming tho eliclicera, or fanga, are sh«wf, and * ‘ em) In i. plnrcr like appendage, wktle tha . *** I folpl, or Jaw appendage*, are kMig ami ballet and ■ aieo irvl hi a ferccoa Respiration is ef- ae a'target fur Uia * *bWld foe til vie masters ? lot pod ac- (odtd t>y means of two pain of pulmo-j cohnke are of such, that on the w.sjt uifiks. wbUb v-omnnmlcatc with tb© ofjbolr master they tha gritssrjBpmid ai se, pourmJedSl their soul Exhaustion. Wbak . have brought such Bret princ’ple of air throax‘i four opening*. A curious tiling to be notieed abont the whip acorpkm U that the poisonous fangs above referred to take tho place of the harmless feelers or antenme of beetles, buttertUes, moths and uus-t of the ertts- tvstam & The baneflta of eilucatlon pierce Avery town and hamlet, every nook ami corner. Three months of W- tteailon—such as It Ik—and nine months df pna si hie and probable idleness hi to tally Inadequate Co Ute nvc.-.-i: ics of liha times A reverse ratio la yrhi needed- The prwgnt system I* un dBnfalr ami eowpamtiraly naeleas, ‘ Hit he suited to antedlht v ^iBaFocrl wln-rifts not suited siniy to tho p’-p-eut d«jr. To my n'arlr g'Adod aoljooN, staifeil liiftted teachers, should be ea In all Ut'c-kly ijtMiulatcd cen- w the same plan a* th>*l In the ritle*. The only dtf- presaints ttaolf l#. the «u«a- i sttripon for such echools. I am oplnkw), tha 1 present : much more igipreaslve than ‘ ^ i acheoi eystrin. RfcaiDue. rdiea, Moths d ihoiild | tacen, such aft lotistcrs and shrimp*. A uf edubf I cognate change U rrmorked in spiders, in L in should wliom the ontenumare replaced by poison ous jaws. The anterior pair of the legs of the whtpecorplon are a!«o iicculmr. Tliey are much thinner than the other*, and tho feet are many Jointed, so tu to be capalilc of being useil ns flexible organ* of touch, ko that this ugly loukiug liem t has turned tccleraiuto pol.*oi!oiiioJawB and lit* legs > feelers The whip consists of the !n, vivloOft looking tall. wSkh citf lie tsbed nretHul tike a rawhide iu the hands of an angry butu.—New York Mail and Express. . .V ,' Messrs. Fremy hnd Verncuil. of Paris, chnniets, have informed tins Academy of Sciences that they haveluccc-eiled it; pro- dailug retd rubles by nrtillciftl mean*. Th<* tests show that this is n fact. The biggest yet r.ia'le ts (he aixo uf a big pliw , 'tend, imt sis© (* a luar.cr that can he reg ulated. —New York dim. Training French War Pegs. The “dog corps'’ in tbeTreocb army is ] bring carefully trained at Belfort, and the pupa* begtB to do credit to their trachoma i Hngv ilwp»arr i boaoa. and etBy day they 4tv Mhown aiAUvra in Gennaa naif arm L Wteitml »• fly at the pariulo carmka. I he lag MeaawbU* kept ia by a atroag taken te thy on (;-%«* <*ck ayurebaeta a "«*d. «bea pemoMy % akaM Barmaa ‘•T Tha Urn By aflkar hire wuu that aa a raMMe aaMMo Iwa M <M aoaaaM tM. Oaa AtAkwkf the haw Made ear u a»*l the fw*4 fmkame of relative »nh the yraay t*y riLcv. I Llakinf »e attempt la l lavne the JireeUaM ia ahteh I earn offer better aewicea te the «fn eultaral intrreata of the eeaalnr than* other eandniatre far thdr pa tronage, I aiMply extend an aamea: invitation to the Karmera of the Count? at Urge to call on or eor reapond with Me so that they may specifically define -heir neel* end penynally mahe terms for satisf?- ing them in a manner that will agreeably surprise tbeir best expec tations. In ibo lines of wagons, plows, agricultural implements of all de scriptions, commercial fertilisers, work stock And plantation groceries and supplies, I am now prepared to tneot the wants of all in ne^d of such essentials No matter how well satisfied you have been with previous .arrangements, nor bow far you mar live froa Barnwell, it will be well fof you to interview me be* fore definitely concluding your ar rangements for the year.. Other announcements wtll be made aa the seasons advance. aoonh. 0a; Ms draught aa ta I I »f M ta < utl«- rvi»— m h* Swaod Mi *h- wareUk Me ta* k*ftk«*rkMw aunAi. eta CervkftMiuw Rst Mm r -f < a*r<» *—i. • a 1 i a? T 1 A ND iatTM HKR W whtrh. smvm tVw» Mirva. at* a*A %*wWd4«4 M ha Hfea B—0 araMd. GOODY BAB'S OX •AGON afmaAa Soe -Tho Ktix th# Ro»d" Rovi Cart Priot $35. | lu —1-|—tti‘ m U Ift* rid>Mf gaeUrt— ea lar MOpevW M aay eshw etab**: la ^vtUaf ia aad aut Is aa baady aad aa*f a* a ab I light, and iu a ta;K»t» mi te Uw load •> ata/»*k»M«. we aeM* and gwaraniM a* f dkwaa: A TCST—-PIor» iwa bv faav MMiHags right a? taa laal apart aa a read, a-»i thro drive ever theta a* fa-l a* fear harea noB I rat or row win ffutrttlw that the rider •Kail eat k> outvad from the e*at hy aach a aftvare taal. Try any other cart and watch tha n *ult. Ufa guaranis* tb« sprints far iva years. Should they break, we replace them free <»f charge. Ask aay other uanufacuirer la give yuu snob a warranlae, and tee what be will sav. If you are told that other cart* have no home motion. It U only when the hor»- 1 U standing still, for with »> oh earu yon surely get a very uuplea«ant Jerking mo- tk>a—that I* entirely avriik 4 with oar “KING” dplral Spring Cart. EMTAIR WAYS HUY A GOOD ARTICLE. Our stock of Hamas* and Saddles i* very large thl* season and aomprise all latoat style* aad Improvements. Hand-made and line Track llarues* a «, acialty, Wagon Hameo, Plow Gear, Bridle*. Hantes and Traces, Rubber Belting, Leather Belting, Laoe I^eather, ttiitchin* Oils, Pack ing, and a full line of -HARDWARR— Farmers’ Friend Plow*. Hunter’s Chilled Plows, Celebrated “Bn**” Plows, Boy Dixie Plows, plow *r< cks, bull tongues, turn shovels, grub hoes, sweeps, picks,mattocks, trace oHaij'a, back bands, bridles, hames, hinges and locks, nails, hammers, vice* and SnvJIs. plow points, wings and bars for all makes, planes and plane Iran*, band and ero*. cut saws, svisage mills and stuffing guns, hatchets, axes, corn shellere, augers, chisels. Wood’s Mowers and Reapers, Ross’ Hay Cut ters, table and pocket cutlery, blacksmiths’ bellows, bar iron and steel, single and dnuble trees, single and d Millie breech loading guns, shovels and spades, wagon chains, saw flies, pitchforks and rakes, hame strings, coffee mills, screws and bolts, grindstones. Agsnt* for Celt’s shall*, gun implements, weeding hoes, etc. JUST RECEIVED—100 Sides Hemlock Sole Leather,(V) Sides Oak Sole Leath er, Freneb and American Calf Skins, aud a full line of Shoe Findings, Carriage and Wagon Material, hubs, spokes, axles, paints, oils, ▼arnisbes, brushes, etc., at lowest p • . Augusta, g»., opp. Ga. r. r. Bank. (Sales Rooms, 704 Broad Street. < Factory, 703 Ellis Street. (Warehouse, 705 Kills Street. * • » a * - * ,**• ♦ , l| • '■■■■* ■ m " % * ft-f ▼*# ♦ * 7 4 % mt GUI V M A. % gtuto •«# l^$s nt> Hi $n4P (D$|M44h BMMMI HMHp$ 44V fl44M4H$ W4K0BB 440 0U0O M4p4HHp4 INTO. 27, R. R. A.-xr- Itlack? il(«% N* C* 040B <0 _ The Bank of Barnwell. eww #•* ep*-** w# Me*. kwaamM sBm0 <Ba *00 off Be eeri «MWf yrewh oBRB % W*0 ta e free* »■%»«* aw Ska smroaep X %.,* t*** t #..f -• ... *.■% «....*« . . *,1 —* ♦ %w* W MM. 8«re • re A'«A» «# Ba W >k«e • W 8tl0* Fhi B1I41B haa#Bp> omS X- * *. weaA 0 • * e**e* aMMMAMMMM aMM ere* *Xkea MwaMWaa 8a Ma m0M * apPMSMk 0 *40 0 08008883 M80 *• 0848088010 4* Am 0000 80 MiBMam • M are** » a* SwesaMf * A **. 3*4 A 0 •<p** *♦ aa*e ./ preMf 00 h4s fperee are *a Om* 0 Bap 0808 0 Aa re0 M (MrereeMk yrepOi 8WaM aa8 si *e#re4 TAe .ppreMare m Vre-re? feaas 8Mt 8 are-4 S40 0*. *080 areJ aaww eJ stoi ---oiM re * • aaw As * prepoowd oeesi^f *■ -0m 0 f*0** 0M eri re A a Ms •0a^reaasa My ey rerere? ftre 0a*a0 00W Am A *J 0*re-re B *w 0 re- * t ** Mhre rere are. Me* §+■ * re reaves p440 Msdrea 080 0 reariAht 0 4*rerea serWreea*- re W* *»p X*re laph f*aM0 0e*rea -ap •***« *4re. < 0 AEiJIt F0 Y« B tNN FROG POND CHILL AHD FEVER Vhhroi e AW« eroveMH* JuA«s #MA Ksery mtmmt reMaa Fre« le selegd ik* Mreep If k f ds 0 0V,**M ere p8*a *f sslAag, a>» Faria Ct at k oaU bv bar* Well l ouMy Irene bo Ath for it sad uka ou rebar. v,V' 1 MIKE BR BAOTELL 11 novlO W. H. \I R\tti:iU.LR. -WHOL0iLK *XD KBTltl Wt-iLXl IS— ' O C ERIKS, Davenport Mamitaoriinnsr Compfti.y ranroirruu amp M vsi r urfaia*. Acucsta. t> .. N \I \V >W«,|«- bv I» *1 A M •>I*-. Cb ir!e-i n Uestl A Darenpnrt. An n*8o. New WaYerly Houst. THE SCALES" IN r IIE BKND OF KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C., Will be opened September 15th, 1887. under he management of O. T. ALFORD. Thl* FaTorite Family Hotel is admiraMy lo oted on King, the Principal Bouferartl «nd Retail Street of the City, and only a few doors from th? Academy of Musk. The Wavetly, haring been Tlioroughly Ren ovated the (SUt Summer, and Newly Fum- mm re. rep M.M ished Througiiout, makes It* Awommodation ■J* el Ilf figfxCefif B. J. HAMMET, UA.ltvRO All AVEfYtJK. v X9L.ACXV1L.L.K. S.-Cf City XteSflk !■ • 4 •«■(> City. The Beet Groceries for family uM, Hams, Breakfa«t Strips Floor, Nice, Coffees, Teas. Sugar*, Cheese, Ac. The best fnttta that the Markets Afford, oranges, apples, bananas, lemons, Ae. also potato**, turnips, cabbage, Ac. s, chewing and 8M0ft. can be found, 0 ton* Unsurpassed. Incandescent Electric Lights ainl Electric Bells will b* in use in all Rooms and Haltw’ays. 1 promise all who will favor the Waaeriy with a trial ttrst class accommodation. Char leston Transfer Russes meet alt Trains and Steamers. Rates #2.00 and 0.50 per day. ...» G. T. AlfORD, Proprietor. sepl-tf - BEST IN BLACKVILLE. JU BORGER’B RESTAURANT and family GROCERY. . —.— 0 00 W»'ff Mey fMMeas ri 80M80I New Store, New SAort. Frreth Bread every day. Ail the Delicacies of the Season, Choice CWifeetioaaria*, Beat Mgers, FrwlU, Ac-, aad aa eld; J wriee -re from J. M. BORGKH. The best cigars, chewing and ing tobacco Mat o ‘ nolsaeurs «y. The beat lewiag Machines, «8 fttoch- menu, oil*, aeodtoa, As Ac., aad From#*, Glare for sll pa CSACVBD mt BiriHYHS2=S'=