Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■>r j*: X i»OMr ri'XNT Biunrs. 1 crw hide In the crn«t, A i*»itoh-Intlit on the floor 1 •«« * candle -»tlck t<i tin- muJ, A hell (mil Ht tliv door. J I »«i» « hor-r Cy np the creek, 1 1 saw a cat-nip nt her lt*aw a cheatnut-Uirr, uni hearl A shell bark In the wood. ] saw a plane off a Ixsird, A eitr-rprlnu on the ark: 1 aaw a saw-dust on t he Moor, S. And tilt'll a carpet- tack, I7asr"a iBh«1(*ir-WTPnrfrB hat - , Kropi a fair lady’s pate; I saw a rattle-snake a I i d, And leys head on u )»!ate, I saw, a brandy-smash a gh», ■. I .'aw a shisitlmr star; I ve heard the corn-stnlk in (lie fltld, '* And pig iron crawbur. 1 saw a pin whi-el off a (sist. And wheel weight in the slu>p; ] saw a gbi-iling ‘>n a bar, I saw a finger pop. I saw a sword-II-h from the bank, Ami heard the with r spoilt; 1 saw totueed spit, and ttieii 1 heant an e\c hull out. '® ( 1 heard a fence n tl nt Mie dhi, I heard a waist band play A lovely strain-1 swpet spittoon— And then I went away. — —People’s Magazine. MoNterey. I7t;0. THE MONK'n REMKny. 1345 A Roinnnec of the Son!h. Washington, Oct. 4 —Thorc is an lHU‘n*sthiR ntid a (*refty »doey that (•nines from the smitli ami is Iieiiigtold )»y soitlhorn iwople; a story of a scene la S.dith Cnroliiui. whlcli will possJUlv never Ito wlMtessed tijjaini in the south. A title o' slave davotjon and slave-hold*' cr’» a|>(>- eeiation, wliieli soutids almost like fiction, ami tleAefyes n place at least in new spaper literature. At “Kdgewood,” tiie ancestral lioriie of (Jov. I'iekcns of South Carolina, there died his daughter “Donsclika,” who was as well know n in the south at her death us w as her illustrious father a ■ the eloseof his career. He was cel ehrated for two things before the w ar. bei g ininl'ter to the court of Ht Peters burg.,ami possessing the most beautiful woman in the •outh as his wife. The daughter was known as the “child of ihe people.” She w as horn in Russia, and the Duchess of Olga and the lMieh- ess of Neva, whose name she bora, 8i<><"I »s god-mothers to the little American. Her a istoeratle names were soon lost sight of in the gay court circle and to all she was ‘Itouschlva,*’ the Kussiau for “darling.” She w a* several years old when her father was recalled, and on leaning the empire she was the rroclplent of many valuable mementos, hut tiieone site val ued most wa» a miniature likeness of llm old czar, fiame«) in gol<l, and hung about I er neck by the veteran Alexan der himself. She brought to her beau tiful southern hoim- her Russian name, ami In the entire south there is possibly not a per on who has not heard of Honseuka Pickens. Site was friendly w iih all, free to enter any household, ami welcomed in all. Before the close of the war (leneral Pickens died. Learning hi* approach ing fate he summoned all his slaves at inldniyht from their cottages, and being lifted from his bed to the window around which they were gathered, the dying governor called upon them to stand hy their mistress and their “little missy Donsclika,” no matter what the war might bring about, or what temp tations might cross their path to tempt them aw ay. He died as soon as the moon rose, and the oldest of his slaves were hi* pallbeareia. Wbea then not one of the men wlioiii h* addressed that night has left the service of his widow, and at the eloseof the civil strife, when negroes were hastening to seek work in towns and cities, the Pickens plantation almost alone re niained intact. It is almost the only plantation where the laborer is paid a bvm s in addition to his salary, accord ing to the season or success of the cron. This plan of giving to the tiller his percentage of the fruit of Ids toil was instituted by Douschka at the age of is. hlie was the pride of Kalgeflcld county, and Was renowned'as both a good woman and a good farmer, in the fox oha«t> she always took the Icsd and gen rally the fox. and some of her daring feats gave her the title of “Pi Vernon.” In the kail room j<he had her father's brilliancy coupled with h -r mother's beauty and courtly graces, and it was in the hall room t hat a he met the man she married, Dr. Dugas of Augifxta Oa , At her marriage she re ceived a silver tea so vice fronilthe pres ent c/.ar in token of h i father’s love for her, and some of her handsomest wedding gitts came from her mother’s friends in Russia idie was buried from Edge wood and her funeral services were without a parallel in soutlnru history. As re lated by a prominent South Carolina lady who was an eye witness of the services, it w as a memorable scene. Her pallbearers were the ex-slaves of h *r father, some of w hom had borne him to his grave over a score of years ago. The spectacle was striking In it antithesis. Thecoltin was white velvet ( rofusely covered w ith white flowers, and around it in the palatial ball room of the homestead were grouped thw white-haired negroes. The see c was impressive enough in fteelf, but was almost, star ling in its solemnity when Mrs. Pickens, the courtly, beautiful mo hi r, stepped to the head of the casket and facing her f»lthtul’S''rvants addr ssed them : “I have sent for you to do you this honor, because,” and here there was a break in the voice, "1 wish to make a public acknowledgment of your faith fulness and devotion, through all her sweet life, to tliis your young mistress. When your master died, yon w ill re member, he sent for y u .n outlai d to your faithful care and protection his wife, and his little child. Yon have been faithful to that trust, in all the dreadful limes of riot and thieving you have stood by us and \ rotected ns. and 1 thank you now in - the pres ence of all these friends for your loy- aitand devption. That sweet young lire is now dver, and you will carry from this room her precious body. Her spirit is with Hod, she.is now an ange! ^tnTieavan, and I now ask you to con tinue your faithful devotion and pro- tect'on to y ur desolate mistress and to these IJttle children of your young mistress, w hom she loved better than her life.’* It was a strange sight, this lit'le speech and appeal of a mistress to her ex-slaves at the casket of tier daughter. The slaves (keeping and awed, bore their young iniktrers to the family burial ground and laid her by the side of herjather, wh"in they had burl**d 30ye ra*before. The t>mh«tnne will bear the name by which she w as known • Douschka.” 8liew»-thj vice-regent of Mount Veronsi^rom .South Carolina, and euthusiastie) over the old home of •Washington, always at the meetings, and upon ail l*ei'jvi»ft»» to this dty wip. received with marked social attention The Tonic, Nervine, Blood Pnrlller. „ .- 1 ~ "Like Cures Like. The Poison of the Swamp has its Anti dote in the Swamp, For Malaria, Nervousness, Indiges tion, Dysentery and Bowel Complaint, ask your dealer for MONTKKkY. If he does mvk keep If, we w ill send you a large bottle, express prepaid, on receipt of*l. MONTEREY CO., Florence^. Preps, and Mfrs. F. W. VVAOENKK At O., Charleston, State Agents. aug.’tl 7 ini Tanks, Stacks, Tubes, Engines, Gins, Mills. \. —WILL CURE- Dvspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic lleptatitls, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, and general debility following upon malarial disease*. Dropay Diarrlni a Dysentery, Constipation, Hemorrhoids, Utcrlnw, Renal and Cystic Diseases, (Ltfmaturia and Cat- amanlal derangements. - —FOR SALE BY— J-AXXfBN TOBIKT- Charles Zissett, $&PracticaJ Watchmaker. First door south of Brown House, Barn Well C. II., S. C., offerahis services to the public. -■ An experience of upwards of forty Tears is the best guarantee that he knows his business and will give satis faction In the quiRUy of hU work and I*!U!j put JujHoa -fajja^ g 'Auiymis >tiO}M|u| (A Mr. F. M. PfMWER.onrSonth Caro lina representative, will be glad to call on persons in need of or intending to purchase machinery. [aug2'i baTu Tin g a S d tTes. - 1,000 Roils Bagging. 1,000 Bundles Ties, stk) Barrels Flour. 100 Barrels Sugar, fiikt Cases Can Goods. All bought to sell and not to keep. Cotton Consignments carefully han dled. V. 8. Cooper, 1 Co.. SAVANNAH, 6A 1(17 HAY STREET. The Fundamental Principle of Life Assurance is protection for the family. Unfortunately, however, the beneficiaries of life assurance are often deprived of the pro vision piade for them, through the loss of the principal, by following had advice regard ing its investment. Under the Tontiae Installment PoUcy of The Equitable Life you are provided with an ab solute safeguard against such misfortune, besides securing a much larger amount of in surance for the same amount of premiums paid in. For facts and figures, address W. J. R0DDEY, Manager, F*r the Carcllnu. Rock Hill, S. C. Go to O. D.C. Lunge. 57 R R. Avo. Bhu’kville S. C for B»hy .Carriages, Croquet and Base Ball Goods. BUY THE THE COLUMBIA is the finest wheel made. The Pope Manufac turing Company thoroughly war rant the tire as the least liable to puncturc’aml easiest mended. The best is the cheapest. Catalogues furnished on applica- lion. - T " ' •' the moderation of hts charge*. Jp^’Rellable time keepers for tale, mobs PARAGON • - - , . - “ .1 lachine ¥orks, Howard Bros. Propr’s, GREAT SACRIFICE SALE fl-iaUdlNTRI-IRM and V* 4CI1I.N1NTH _ ^ BLACKVILLE, S. C. To the users of Motive Power and Gauer&l Machinery; We call your attention to the fact that we ffire prepared, with latest improved Tools and Machinery, to do work on any Machinery used in this country, auchki • COTTON GltfS, G RI S T M ILU, . cqTTon PRESSES, "PtlLLEYS. HANGERS, A Kill gearing, Shafting and castings of Iron or TJra<s of ah"vAdze. Special a*Aentton given to GIN WORK. Having a first class Gin Builder, we can doallkindsof Uiu Work, new brush wheels, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saws sharpened only hy hand. Juiyll Patterson & Holman, axtokneVs ax law. BARNWELL, S. C. Having associated ourselves for the practice of the law in ail the Courts of the State except the Probate Court and In the United States Courts, we.pledge our best services to all clients who may trust us with their confidence. Our united prompt attention will be 5 i ven to all business cohVdetT to uff. . O. Pattkrsox, W. A. Holman. ja.i7 ■ • , • . • IN SPRINGAND SUMMER GOODS. A.LL SUMMER GOODS AT COST Lawns, Muslins, Outings—these puist go. * Telegraph Offices. x For the government of Employees only, and not for public use of infefihatftfb, t he Company reserving the right to vary therefrom when messary, without nO« Mra. J. C. KE WSeperlntendan* > Ladies , , Mens , and Boys Straw Hats—must be sold re- idrai’dless of cost. ■ -arTit J.. ' ... J\ L. -WIXSOdST, WlllistojZL, S- O. Port Royal and Augusta Railway. J. 11. AVER ILL, Receiver. TO CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA, VIA YEMASSEK. * in. in. 7.10 a. 8.50p. 12.20 p. 10.50 a. 7.50 p. in. 0 50 a. m. 10 00 a. m. 13.25 p 5.40 p ni m in. 'fl.t 0 p m in. 17.50 p m 7.65 a m 0.42 p m 0.55 p m Lr. Augusta Ar.jl215 p m 10.25 m’5.40 m|4.17 m 3.45 m 7.00 Yemassee “ R IX) a Ar( harlest’nLv 7.30 a Savannah “ 7.00 a “Jack’nv’e “ 0.55 p Beaufort “ Port Royal ** For further information call upon or write WM. J. CRAIG. General Passenger Agent, Augusta, Ga. R L TODD/r. P. A.. Room 304 Dyer Buildnig, Augusta, Ga. 8.00 a m 4^17 7.50 a m;4.35 in. in. ni. m. in. ni. in. FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney-at-Law , BAMBERG, S. C. Office over The Bank of Bamberg. mar-20tlf A. HOWARD PATTERSON, t AXXOHNEV-AX-LAW. BARNWELL C. H., S. C. Will give prompt attention to all bus iness entrusted to his care. January IM£, 1800. MMMSASAkAUUM • • » V»<L| V7 ilUUUUUUUUMUUtAAtXI M UUsfa HILL’S I I W* COABAKTR 1 CCEI J and inrife the moat | ttlon as to oar respoBsUttl- U of our TablaU. | TtVriMONU , ?» ] Double Chloride of Gold Tablets Will completely dartroy the desire for TOBACCO In from tto* dan. Perfectly barm- 1cm; cause bo stekneea, and may be give* In a cup of tea or coffee without the knowl edge of the patient, who will voluntarily stop smoking or chewing In a few days. DEONraiEB aM DEFINE HABIT “■’StSA’S?*' the patient, by the use of oar SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS. Paring treatment patlcnta are allowed the free nse of J-Jquor or Mor phine until such time a* they shaU voluntarily give them dp. We send particular* and pamphlat of testtmonisla free, and ahall be glad to place sufferer* from any of these kabitsln eonimunlca- tkm with persons who have been cured by theuaeof ourTABLars. V HILL’8 TABLETS for tale by all Fiaar<i.Aga dmaglaiHat $1.00 perpaekago. If your Uruggial does not keep them, eneloee na $ | .OO and we will acud you, by return mail, a package of our Write yonr name and addren* plainly, and at*to whether Tablet* are for Tobaeoo, Morphine or Liquor Habit. - , . ' DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into pnrehaalng any of the vartoua nostrum* (hat are being offered for aale. Atk for XLXLL’A TA.BLEXS and take Mbtkor. Manufactured only by I* FEf TnliuMli from persons who have been cured by the use of Hill s Tablets. 010 CHEMICAL CO,, B1.S3AIB Opsra Stark. LIMA, OHIO. PABTICULAS* FREE. + Tax oaio Cbxbical Oo.: Dbab Sin:—I kave been care for tobaeoo habit, and found do what you claim for It. I used ten cents worth of the strongest chewing tobacco a day and tram one to flve cigars; ee l would ..oat tan to lorty ptpeaef tobaeoo. - Have « and smoked for twenty flve years, and two pa of roar Tablet* oared me ao I have no deal re for U. */*■*_. B. U. JATLOKU, Leslie, Mich. Donna Fkkbt, N. T. Tax Ohio Crcxicai. Oo. :-GxicrLxaxw r-kome time ngo I sent for gl.oe worth of your Tablets foriohncco Habit. 1 recelvea them all right and. although 1 waa both a heavy smoker aadehewor, they did Lh« work In !«w than thr^e dn vs. I «m cared. 7 Truly yours, MATUlCW JOHNSON, T. O.BoxM. Pittsxpxob, Pa. r Tax Ohio CaxaiCAL On.fiXNTLxagnIt glrea me » word ef praise for your Tablet* My eon waa *trpngly cddleted to the neaof liquor,and through a friend, I was led to W constant drlnkerTbut after ualng yonr Tablets but three day*k# quitdrinklnf, and will not touch liquor of any kind. I have welted four month before writing r tao emu waa nermaneat. Tours tr you, la order to know tae care was permanent. 4!liter colored, Bnrknloy r, aa*itii<“l a oolorud (vouiairabout lent gilt Mild voiifeaetHl. to Jail a colored fro in thv- owloer* TOU ”jaMf’RILEK MORRISON. . ClXCIXXSTt. Ox IQ. rax OHIO CnaatCA l Oot-qximxaEii :-TourTableUh*Teperfoxmedamir*cleln myoa^ I hove need morphine, hypodermically, for seven yearn, and naveTieen cured bytheoaoat two packages of your Tablets, and without any effort on my part. W. L lOTRGAY. Addreaw atU Order* to jor want a ■' - ' X. v . | _____ ■«l. FINE WATCH OR CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LKItY, V * XZ qffVsof acles, ' - r --jVj Send jjur order# Ibtff 15«V ♦ ' » v 285 KING STREET, CHARLESTON. S. 0. Dr.J. H.E. MILHOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. Will have regular appointments as follows: At Barnwell, C. H. from 1st. Monday for salea-day) in each mouth to Wed- nesdaj^JtmqHng. k Rooms , at Molair liouae. Office two doors South of hotel, on West or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, B. A. A N. R. K., from 3d Monday in each month to Wednes day evening. Office at Brice’s Hotel. Will be'at his homeofllc^at IWaekville every Friday and Saturday from 1st of February to 30th September inclusive, and every Thursday, Kridijy and Satur day, from 1st October to 31 at January Inclusive. Will make appointment* itfth patient* to meet them at either of his offices at xuy time.—* r— —-— Patients will And It more comfortable to have thjp|r work done at the office, though If desired will call on them at their residences anywhere within thirty mile*"of Blackfille. WORK FOR US a faw days, and yon will be itartled at the unex pected (Meed that will reward roar efforte We poiltlrelr hare the bed baiiaeM to offer aa agent that ran be foand on the face of till* earth. S4K.OO prolt on XTkOO worth of bnaineaa ia being «a«Uy and honoAnlv made hr and Mid to huiidredt of mek, women, bori, and gtrla la our employ. Ton can make mosey faater at work tor nt man yon have an» Idea of\ The bntineu ia *o eat. to learn, and laatnietiena ao simple and plain, that all ancceed from the atart. Thote who take bold of the budnMi reap the advantage that artaei from the aound reputation of one of the oldest, moat auecenful, and largeat publishing houses tn America. Secure for vonnelf the proSti that the buatneae ao readily and kaiKUomely yield*. All beginner* auceeed graadtr. and more than realixe Uietr greatest expectation*. Thote who trv It Snd exact It as we tell them. There la plenty ef room for a few more worker*, and we urge them to begin ae-onoe. If yon are already eui- lived, bat have a few »pare moment*, aad wl»h > use Horn to advantage, then write a* at one* [for thl* It vonr grand opportunity), aad reeair* full pnrtiahlan by ratur* mail. Addreev, TRVff A CO . Bea He. «00, Angnatg, Me. HUMPHREYS’ '""“’•"■s' KaEriysfis.'tt aad for evw tfclrkr Ten** hy tbs carefully prepared prtvut* prurtfe* ua a.pedal owe for the dkeaas named. _ . S?i“ss.i2rta4Sfa£S!Sg aaytaemaadi _ u iff the WerM. 1—Pevera, Onegartloea, leffammatloea.. .VIA •—Warms, Warm Fevav. Worm OoMe.... .VIA X—Teeth tag i Coltc. Crytcg. Wakeful* me .3A 4-Marvbea, of Cblldree er AdsMa .SA »-C*agh*, Cold*. Bronehttl* *3 H-Newralffla, Torttmche, raoeache. .VIA g—Iloadachrs, Elck Ilsadache, Vertigo.. ,9A ]•—Dyspepatn. LlUonanam. CoaoMpatton. .3A 11—Hepareaeed or Palafel Ptaleda .. .35 19—Whites, Too Profuao PeModa .3A 13— Croup, Leryagltla, H®*"^**—• •»{ 14— Salt Rbeam, Krynipelaa. fcwUoe*.. .3A 1 A—HheaniatUna, Bbeamullc Pula* -*A 14—Mnlnrlo. Ckllla. rrter asd ***•■■■ ■■ IB—Catarrh, InHuetma.Cc*dhathaHand. .AA 94-WbeeplagCeagb. - •»* ‘AT—Ktdney Plaetxae* VIS-Nerveas DebHItp...—■••I**® AB-Urlaary Weakaeea, Wetting ted,. .33 k hESPOMSIBLC I 6EHTA WAWTEDl (Ini THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., tl, S3 tans SS’Optarta PMu LIMA, OHIO. humphkrtk’ witch hazel oil. ••The Vile WxtairaL”—Trtal «ae. 34Cu. MS W Pm»l«t*.** *m* ft rtM •• aaahrt rtiatia On. Mosesaav*’ ■.aa^tirt^am.lamoa teas ■gHPXX«WaXX.CB.nth»»*tatamSS^WXWff 8 P E C l FI 08. THE CAROLINA MIDUND RAILWAY CO. TIME TABiLEJ no. t. ff /•> In Effect August 21st, 189?, at 6.05 o’clock M. (75th Meridian Titab.) tiOUflT BOUND. NORTH 3 [ 1 ^ . C s’ is lo h K'O ■5 » Q £ S - * £ 2 arm 5 K I a ■e I S n DI8TANCE3BE- TWIKN STATIONS U- U I 430 4.54 5.18 6.48 6.12 6.24 I* M 4.00 P. M. 7.-08 7.20 7.35 8.00 8.17 8.37 8.47 9.02 9.22 r. u. 0 48 3.50 7.18 ‘ ' y. • • 7.28 7.84 ■ X' 7.42 7.56 4/02 4 08 4.17 4.32 4.44 4.50 4 58 5.05 t. M. A. U. 0.05 0.19 6;29 2 6.39 3 6.52 7.02 7.08 8.00 8.10 8.17 8 25 l. ff. 6 7 8 » 10 11 Ltr...‘Selyarn....Ar. *—Wxgener.... Perry— 4 * Ssllcy* . 5 4+_*... Springfield... . ....Whxleys 2 .....Walkers.... .‘BIxekvIlle.Ar. 4 AshleJgk.... — d, y— ^.Woodward!.. 3 *.. .Barnwell... 6 Morrlie*.} Brownell 2 Caves..... 3 ....•Selgllng.... 3 Ar..*AllendffI*. ,.Lv* Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway, J. B. CLEVEIaAXD, Receiver. ^ ^ 1 Augusta and Asheville Short Line. — % Schedule In effect September 24th, 1893. 9:00a 14 11 :43*m 12:47pm 2:40pm 6:40pm 1 :45pm l^*ave ... Augusta 1 :40pm 7:40pm Arrive A nderson .. Leave 7 :50am 4 :20pm Arrive Greenwood. . . I^ave 11 :05am 5:24pm Arrive Laurens'. ; . Leave 10:05am 7:00pm Arrive 7 :45am 6:45pm Arrive.... ......Spartanburg... ... . Leave 8:40am Arrive Asheville .. .Leave 8:00pm 6 ^’4pn» 5:00pm 1:45pm 3:30pm 8:12prh -J 1 For further information relative to Ticket*, Rates, ete.. apply to ~X~~ W. S. CRAIG, G. P, A. R. L. TODD Trav. Pas*. Agent, 304 Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga. Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold* • 1 1* All the Latest NoVeltles. FARGY GOODS, Hobby Horses Velocipedes r L , pj T sv IDoll? btationerv, —AN I)— J BABY CARRIAGE*, CRYSTAL LENSES vnaaa waaa. taslMr RM at AUngs. CIIRIsTMAfl CARDS AND BOOK LETTS. PLUSH DRESSING CASES, ALBUMS, PIC TUBE FRAMES. Musical Instrument Sheet Music. Guitar Violin affd Banjo Strings, THE GEM ROLLER ORGAN ONLY »6,0<L Agent For Puuos and Organa, Robber Stamps and btencila. Muiica* Instffa (nents Repaired. . . v ^ Piauos and Organs Tuned and Repaired. The tar gent and cheapest stock ever brought to this city. I Gk 3D. O-Xi A HSTGi-B, 3STO. 527. Tl. Tl. a -X Wofford College SPARTANBURG, 8. C. . JAS. H. CARLISLE, L. L. D., PresU ^ TWO FI LL COCUai:*. Necessary expenses for one yexr, One ffandrel n»4Ttlty Delian. For Catxlogffs address j. a. Gam ewell. Secretary of Fealty, South Bound Bail Road, In Effect Oct. 1st. 1895. RK.VD DOW N. No. lt». N o. 38. . 4 iu pm 0 00 9 00 phi 10 20 am 2 60 pm , ••••*• 0 40 pm 6 40 pm 9 55 am 7 20 pm 10 42 am 7 50 pm 11 03 am it 10 pinj..... Short Line To Augusta And Asheville, l, v Savannah % Ar Ar Columbia. Lv Vr .. . . ^Spartanburg :.,.. Lv \ r Asheville Lv Ar ... Allendale, foentral time) Lv Ar .. .Barnwell, (central time) Lv Ar Blaokvjlle, (central time)..... .Lv \r ... Selvern, (centrai time)..... Lv READ Ul*. 8 (<0 pm 3 20 pm II 45 am 8 10 am 4 00 pm 3 17 pm 2 50 pm 10 05 am 6 15 am 7 30 am 6 42 am 6 18 am 6 05 am For further information apply to Win. Butler Jr. ^ « 1 V. T. Paw. Agt.Colombia, S.C. Gen’I Paa*. Agt. Jav’h, Ga. E. Ford,Snpt.SavannahGa. ~G7DUNCAN BELLINGER, Furman I’nivcr sity, Greenville, S. C. The next »e*«lon will begin Sept. 27th 1893. The climate is salubrious, the Course of Study thorough, and extan- aive. the ex|»eii*es moderate. For Cat alogue and full Information, write to the President, - ^ ^ C. MANLY, D. D. ang3-3mo*. Registration Sotice. The office of the Supervisor of Regis tration will he open at Bam well on the flrnt Monday In each, month for the transaction of such business as la au thorised by law. . HAYN* F. RICE, tf SupervUer. BOLSCITiMt 2«D CltaCWT* s-r=.~f-:ae— .-ffS • Gboxqk G. THOMraois. 4 c Bellinger 1 Tkompsas, . , ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office. Kyxn Building, BariiweU f N. Practice iu the Comrtie* of Aiken v Barnwell,Hampton,Celleten and Beau ft. Bo Ton Want to Md? Persona In Barnwell desiring to bail* undersignevL would do weil to *ee the R. A ELI.IS, Atty. at Law, Barnwell, 8. C , Feb.