The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 10, 1878, Image 3
Tuim Counril—y
liaptut Church—1^
Pastor. Services l»t
month.
Presbyterian Church—l
Pastor. Services every SuthIc
iMb'>Hc (Tintrek—Rev. Mr. Sc',
ces once u month.
F.pueupal CAm/tA—Pastorship vocal
1‘ott Office—S[h\\ leaves (SuivdeVs
e3) 7 a. m. and arrives at 6 p. m.
‘'democratic Club meets second Satun.
every month.
■ - - Ul«okvi4t« 1 )ire- ( oi-y. —■
IVaektUle Democratic Club.—Meets on Sat
urday before theft rat Sunday iu eaehiuonth
in t’ouA Uoueo Hallat 3 p. to, >
Totcn Council.—Meets third Friday in each
tn *nth. ^ "
Cordon Volunteers.—Meets third Friday in
‘-each mouth, Capt.C K. f,artigue.
Cdisto Guards.—Meet every Saturday eve
ning at 4 o’clock, Capt. II. DodenhoiF.
* Baptist Church.—Rev J. G. Williams Pas
tor. Services lst*and dd Sunday; Subbjth
^SctfOotU p. m,, prayer meeting Sunday ere
ning 8:15 p. in.
Melhod(»t Chur eh.—IWv. A. J. CatUhen
Pastor. Services 2n(l and 4th Sabbaths.
Sunday School 9:110 a. m., prayer meeting
Tuesday evening 7:550.
Arrival of Trains—Day passenger, doyvn,
11.‘OS'a. m. Day passenger, up, 2:14 p. m.
Night passenger, down, 11:37 p m. Nig'ho
passenger, up, 3:2:1 a. m.
Masons meet Friday night on or before full
Dioon in each month.
Baiwborg; Directory
■Democratic Clnb meets on the 1 st Saturday
in each montff, at 51 p. m., in Military Hall.
Town Council meets on second Tuesday in
each month at 7 p. in. •
Bamberg Guards—Meet' on 22ml of each
month at 3 p. m . Onpt. (r. P. Bamberg.
Methodist Church - tjenching on Isl and ‘Id
Sundays in each'month at 10:30 a. m. ami
4:30 p. m. by Rev. IV. P, Mouron.
Baptist Church —Pica hing on the second
■Sumlay in each montli at hi o'clock hy Rev.
J. F. Duist. Intermediate services by liev./
Luciitk Cuthbert and Rev. W. D. Rice.,
(iraliHinx I directory.
Orahama Dcnioor itic Club inlets on the
4th Saturday ol eich month, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Grahams D -mo'-ratlo Affl'iated, Clnb
TfiOPtR nn the 1st Saturday of each month,
at 2 o’clock p. in.
1st Thursday in o 'di month.
Ontennial Kiflus meet ou the 2nd Satur-
4ay in each mouth.
Faust Lodge No. 114, taeets on The 3d
Piid -y tn eacli month.
Baptist Church—Servlehe bn the 3<i Sat
urday and Stiuday 6f each month at 11
o’clock a. m.. t>y li«v- L. Cuthbert, ai.d on
tlie 2nd Saturday of e.-u-h month, at 11
o'clock a. m., by Hi*v. W. J Rice: SuudaN’-
scbo<)l in the morning at9 o’clock. i
Method!-t Church—Rev A. J. Cauthen.
-Pastor. Servic s <>n the 1st and Sd Sunday
of each month at 4 •’dock p. m.; Suuday-
uchfKil in the morning at 9 o’clock.
sus
.Aleuts ol’ 1 ho l*e*|»l«.
Willifton—G. A. PniLLirs.
Klko—B. O. Stansklu.
Blm kviile—Maj. G. E. Steadman.
Grahams—W. M. FarTEEN.
Pamberg—E. 15. TylKK.
A lien dale-,. 5V. Johksoh.
Chari eton—R M. Aef.sANorit.
Our stiliscrihersand advertIsois can call
UfM n the ieat>ht Agent wherever they
wish to settle tbdr he .mint^ Our Agents
ere authorized to receive .and give receipts
*f jr all moneys due us.
I,o<;i; ItrlelN.
. Read the notice of Maj. Lartigue.
Fever is reported in nil parts of the
county.
#
The haDot-hoxes nre being dist ribu
ted throughout the county.
The W illisfon Pemocratie Club meets
, cu Sivtunlay, I2tlt instant, et 3, p.^m.
The. County (Vimmisstoners will ex-
atDine the new jell one dny this week.
Bad colds are now fashionable. This
accounts for so many young ladies
having It.
«
The Black villa poet office has been
moved to the old g£and on Lartigue
street, in rear of Mr. M. F. Moloney’s.
The whole State seems clothed in
thejred shirt. We have no space to
describe the magnificent meeting in
Charleston and other localities.
The little daughter of Mr. Afanville,
who, as we stated in last 'week’s Issue,
was dangerously sick with diptheriai,
has since died..
We regret to learn that Mr. N. W.
Peacock lost, his child on Monday
night last. We are also Informed that
he and hla wife are dangerously ill
with fever.
Major D. A. Hutto was in the villnge
cm. Friday and reports the crops bs
rather short. He says bilious fever
has made Its appearance fa his neigh
borhood.
BtackTlUe Pt«. ^
A large Radical meeting Is to he
held near here on Fiicftiy, the 11th,'
as the circular says, “ to crush out the
last vestige of Democracy.”
.. A protracted meeting la going on at
Ithc Baptist church, and good work Is
Being done. Rev; L. Cuthbert preach-
1 one of the best sermons wo ever* 1
heard on Monday night last,
Out town wuscrowdedlast Saturday
iiorning with colored people waiting
o take the train for the camp-meeting.
Most of them returned “oh Monday,
and all seemed pleased with their trip.
No cotton was shipped fn m heio
for some three days, and the cduse-
qaetftb wad W§*acciit»ii8jildh "waiT^
great tllat it filled n whole train of
curs, Which was moved on Monday.
Attcutloii, l>emikci*uts!
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OFTi^Wffb. Chairman Dfm. Faety, I
BtAckviLEK, S. C., Oct. 0, 1878., i
The Clubs adj icent to tbe following
places will meet oh the days specified,
at 11 o’clock, a. m. Nominees of the
party, assisted by colored speakers
Dan White and Titus Hay, are hereby
notified that appointments have been
made, for them and other speakers, as
follows:
Baldoe, -Monday,^tJotober 14th, (In
stead of the day first mentioned.)
Hunter's Chapel, Wednesday, IGtb
October.
^ Buford’s Bridge, 231 October.
BatnWeTTC D.,'October 30th.
The late merubefsof the Legislature
are respectfully and cordially invited.-
to attend these meetings and address
the people.
Club Chairmen will make all neces
sary arrangements.
G. B. Lartigue, Co. Ch’nr.
Jut). B. Bellinger, Secretary.
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The Fat Men’s Convention.—We can
see some pleasure;, if no reason, in the
convening of a baby show, but we con
fess we could-never see the slightest
cause, reasonable or otherwise, for a
fat men’fc convention, unless it be the
fact that misery loves compijny. For
fifty .or. a. luHld r ed .iiiciL..® hoLsTae vexal
weights range from two hundred jp
three bmuited pounds, taJiukleiAJan-,
vention simply because of so much
surplus avoirdupois, is absurd to say
the least. It becomes doubly sO’whou
wo reflect that obesity Is a. dianaac-.
What •would we tliiak of as many per-,
sons enadelated by consumption hold-
Imt a Ccnveution. to compare their rel
ative weights* There is but one
ground upon which We would advo
cate another fat men's convention, and
that is that they will meet to discuss
the imriis of Allan’s Anti-Fat, the
only known remedy for obesity. It is
safe and reliable. Sol 1 by drogg'sts.
"The heart bowed down by grief and
care” is too ofrea wretched, mcr ly be-
eause the body is dtsoas^il. Dr. Har
ter’s Liver Fills.and Dr. Harter's Iron
Tonic will, in most cases, runvig. rate
the frame and banish gloomy thoughts.
Fornato by all druggists.
I In rn-uel!
Elcgituen! !
I itlltji try
W. X. Delph.—Our agent, who has
recently been to Augusta, says that no
dealer south of Philadelphia has a
stock of goods that will compare in
point of completeness and low prices
with that of Mr. W. I. Delph. His
long experience has taught him all the
details of his business, and lie there
fore keeps the best artlch*, and his
immense and ifacreasing trade eudbli 8
him to sell at prices far below those of
rival dealers. ( We frequently hear the
song '• What Is home without a moth
er?” and we often think, what is
home without g cooking stove? If
you are married and love , jour wife,
subscriber of jp.urs, buy one of Delph’S
stoves loTyour "b e f ter “Kafr, "'e vefi'tf
you have to give up whiskey and to-
bhcco. Don’t forget, at the Ralne time,
to buy her an Improved ooffje pot and
a supply of tinware for her dairy. So
you shall prove yourself a model hus
band and make'the woman happy
whom you are sworn to cherish, love
and protect,
T. MAimwAkXJtn.—The love borne by
the living for tho dead, is evidenced
ofet more by the tears and Sower* that
are placed ov^ their last resting
places than by ti e more lasting memo-
rinla that suiviving decay tracsmlt to
posterity n knowledge of the virtue of
Muse who have preceded us on the
stage of life. Our church yards are
among our hist schools. They teach
us not oidy the brevity of life, but they
learn us to follow in tho konoraldo
footsteps of those who liave served
XbeiaatJnleioaLsxif Clnm:h and Stat-y;
Mr. Markwalter, who Las been
among the most honored of Augusta’s
business men for a long while, is still
prepared to set ve the public with mon
uments, tombstones and marble wbrif
generally, the pi ices anti execution 'of
which cannot fail to satisfy purchasers.
He can point inquirers with just pride
to the Confederate Monument recent'y
erected by him in Augusta.
James Miller —In conversing with
a gentleman who has lived in Augusta
for several years, and wle> i» acquaint
ed with her leading business men, he
remarked that James Miller may well.
STOVES, TINWARE,-:' &o.
EXCELSIOR COOK-HOT BLAST.
i.nrftovKD
-i—..
SUPERIOR beyond comparison to any other, high-hearth Stove in.ihc-
market. It Jias large single oven doors, artistically designed, lined with tin and
fitted WM& bright Uffn bdetot; lugeTioftTast fire dbbr78wiBg|^'Fo*rtli*pIate, and
deep ashpit with Spears' Patent Baled Ash Pan and siftiag grate. The oven is
large and the flues-of unusual size, and so arranged as to be easily kept dean. It
has a large top, provided with Manigle’s Patent Gas-Burning Long Division Piece,
the best cross piyce fn use. Ail the mouldings of the Stove arc heavy, and its do*
sign and ornamentation will satisfy tho most critic»1 taste. For wood, the 8to»*
is titled with a Patent Combined Wood Orate and Fire Dog, an entirely new ar
rangcraent, and the most durable wood grate in use. _ _ i
FOUR SIZES.
6 inch, $22. 7 inch, 9-7. 8 inch, $32. 9.inch, $36.
No. 6 b’tep Stoves, full set of ware, $12 ; No. 7 Step Stoves, full set of ware,
$14^o $15 ; No. 6 Flat Top Stoves, small, full srt of ware, $15. IIeating,stoves
of a11 styles and prices.
Can and see them, or send for circular; bcfiire purchasing elsewhere.
Best 14x20 inch Charcoal Tin Plate, Bright, $7 per box; best 14x20 inch
Roofing Tin Plate, $6 50 per box; Solder, No. 1, 11c. per pound.
F«r -u ty - , W. I. BELRH. „
ocl0-3mo i ' 265 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. •
be ca.
The Giil IkJiabkJ' for liW' THmfftiu«.
Heacqoartfu* lire.!mint Infantry, (
Grahams, October 7, 1878. i
General Order, N<>. 3.
The Regiment of Infantry of Barn
well county will assemble at Barnwell
Court House oii Thursday, October
31st, armed end equipped, for regi
mental drill. Captains will inert at
county offioera office, at' 10 o'dlocK
sharp. A full attendance la desired.
By ord^r 1). Pai l Bojoukneh,
Colonel comtnaading.
J. E. Steadman, Adjutant.
There Will bo a gtand Democratic
mass meeting at Baldoe on Monday.
Put on your red shirts and go. All-our
nominees will be present and make
speeches. "
The Farmers’ Phosphate Company,
in which Gen. Frank Bamberg and
other Barnwell capitalists are Interes
ted, Is Ho,■irlrig from ono thousand to
fifteen hundred dollars per week.
A very Interesting protracted malt
ing has just closed at Salem chu
The meeting was conducted by
A. J. Cauthen, of Grahams
whose efforts fifteen person
ded to the church. J
. Fred Nix Is looking for > n unknown
bi£ gun from Washlm^n, who is to
speak at Black vlH*<AMnorrow. p er
haps he will iya , u the hloody sh
and peradvont^re he will see a
fkhirt.
big humanity by Dr. James L, Gilder,
who, after forty years of active inedi-
cal practice, has perfected his celebra
ted Liver Fills, wtrioh ate for sale by
druggists generally and by
George A. Phillips,
sepfiG ly 'N'iiliston, S. <£
Every nym may be his own physician,
if he’simply takes the free publications
of tbe Dr. Hatter Medicine Company,
and uses the remedies they prescribe.
All dealers and druggists have them.
The New Court House.—Captain
Woodward has marked out the plan of
the new Court House and will brpak dirt
ah an early day.
. . •! .
Sale Day.—Sales day passed off
quietly, with a moderate crowd in at
tendance. The sales were as follows:
fi- B. Stoddard A Co. , vs. J. N.
\Vood & Bros., one trect of land, 1,200
•A
seres, sold for $100; 'two tracts of land,
C5 acres, sold for $30.
F. H. Creech, et ah, as executors oT
the estate of J. J. Cater, sold 2CS acres
for $35.
Martin Mjngo vs. A. Middleton, 35
acres of laud, $52.
Johnson'Sanders, mortgagee, vs. Jas.
M. Ryan, one law library, $80.
character is above reproach, his finan
cial condition is as sound as a gold dol
lar, his word & bis bond. Many Barn
well peSt )le, who have bought bar
gains from him, will heartily Second
this voluntary tribute to a reliable
met chant, and we are suro that those
who buy from bim this fall will be cer^
tain to trade with him again, foT, al
though a Millet-, he* takes only fair
profits. Read bis advertisement, care
fully.
FiiTru Keenan.-—Whoever emoe to
Augusta ami does not go^p. see Peter
K -c-nnn fails to form the acquafntanoe
of one of thq cleverest gentlemen in
tiiat city of clever fol^is. With all his
politeness he is honest, and honorable,
and all of his representations may be
accepted as strictly truthful. Boots
for wintry weal her, suppers for the
ii.ill room, gaiters for be'Ues and tiLy
»hoes for babies, in all styles and at
all prices, can be found at his hand
some store, and while you are buying
them you will find that there is poetry
in trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE
—OF—
#. r/i:s miller,
239 Ctfr. Bread and JatksftA Sts., Acgutta, Ga, p 239
* « <$■
I S now filled to overflowing with the choicest stock of Fall o.nd Winter Dry
Goods, Notions, &c , the market ,cun afford. Bought strictly for cash, and
to b'* sold in accordance with tire times. V
Ihavb just returned fitipa the Northern markets, where I have bought all
the Littst slyles ot Dies* Good^ iq.biajk ancl colors, cheap enough to please
any leasonable buyer. Special inducements offered in black and colored Silks,
dths for overekiflR - A
and
L NDERTAKING in all its branches. Sunday and night catb tfv*r that
at 117 and 119 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
G. V. DeGRAAF. HENRY MAY.
OTTO F. WRITERS*
Wholesale Grocer, *
—AND DEALER IN- f|§
Segars, Liquors and Tobaccd
AGENT TOR THE Ct^EBRATEB
Monarch Whiskey.
Also, L T. & J. G. Frost ft Oo.’a Self-Baialng Flour, and Thorn Brothers'
[celebrated Butter Crackers. 3
■»ep26 ly Noe. 108,110,112 and 181 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C.
beautiful lino or _ , .
Ladies’ neck wear,-In the prettiest styles ; Corsets and a most excellent line of
Notions, at a drive. Gentlemen snd Ladies’ furnishing goods, Ladies^ cloaks
and clonk material, Tja<Wes r HotTrwsTerrprnofrat hard pan prices. Black Doe-
skine, Broad Cloths, Cassimere, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Georgia Plains and
Twills. &e. White and colored 10, 11 atid 12-4 Blankets, Black Oashmero and
colored Shawls, in single and. double widths. Buggy Blankets, Buffalo Robes,
&c., &e.
I ask a careful examination, and defy competition in low prices. Nothing
knowingly misrepresented. Pillte attention given to customers. Samples
sent to any address on application, and express charges paid on all bills of $5
and upwards. Special attention given to orders.
<*cie-3riio .1A >1 ES MILLER* (Eller’s Corner.)
PSSTER- KEENAN,
MANUFACTUKKR AND GENERAL DEALER IN
BOOTS- AYR SHOES.
The gin house of Gen. Hagood
daitnlly caught on fire on Saturday
last, but, owing to the prompt assis
tance of the neighbors; the lire was
scon extinguisUPd. With the excep
tion of a small quantity of cotton,
which was burned, no dumago was
done. Mr. Oak man, who has charge
of the mill, requests us to tender his
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
I offer the finest fitting goods to be found
in thenrarket, at lower prices than tiny house
in OeorgfJ", ((I'niPy considered. I hrive ol-
wbvs in stock U full tisKortment of French
Kid Boots of superior «mk a, besides a general
stock of mediuui qualities, which we offer a;
"bargains, also a very great variety of Slip
pers, Newport Ties, ete., ut pofuku piiies.
MISSES’ DEPARTMENT.
^ A grand display of pviaie made Biition
neci- (Y’,ool a, for dress and school wear, at lowest
wholesale figures. Also offer bargains in*
Boys’, Misses’ and (,'liildrCns’ Goods to at
tract the tawily trade of Georgia. and South
Carolina.
tlrtmks to tiiose whotrjnre forward so-
A rich legacy baa been left to and dnl aueh goocf eerH.ce
in getting the fire under control, and
eepecially to the colored people, who,
with the whites, never halted until the
fire waa completely extinguished. •
Cheap Besteads.—Mr. Charles
Pechmann has just received a lot of
beitsteads, of every style and qualify,
which ho is offering at lower prices
than any that have ever come to this
village. Call and examine them.
Illko Democratic Club.
of Elko Democratic
last meeting, the regular
Wepinc^tho bright, spicy, widen
aatafce EVeniug Sentinel, pf Augusta, or;
bur exchange list. Terms, $41
iitfa; Walsh MkL Wright,
per
By resolution
'lub, at its
‘meetings will hereafter be every Satur
day, at 4, p. m., until the election.
J. A. Milled, President.
W. W. Hart, Secretary.
At Last.—Dr. Stokes hew taken a
partner. If ^ou wish to see the party
of-the second part go to the drug
store, and he wi^| take pleasure in in-
; you to—Dr. Milhous.
When you go to Augusta stop with
W. M. Moore, at the Augusta Hotel. It
is tho most convenient to the busi
ness portion of tho city and to the
railroads rutming from our Slate, and
Jn addition has tbe best fare, the neat
est and most comfortable rooms, and
the mr st respectful attendance of any
hotel in the city. '
INFANTS’ WEAR,
Of every grade and sty’.e, from the com-
.ipon to the tiiicst. New York work at the
cheapest possible prices.
GENTS’ DEPARTMENT
K
Wholesale Grocers,
Hedistillers and Rectifiers,
Liquors of all Kinds,
NO. 2 WARREN BLOCK, JACKSON STREET,
Augusta, Ga. : g
gffpjG-Sino
At Blackyille, S.
Grand Opening
Of (he Fall Campaign
No Successful Opposition to my Runf
i : O: . , .
I am lust from the Northern markets, where I have spent a month in care
fully selecting and purchasing one of tbe fullest and most complete stocuTof
General Merchandise ever brought into this State. I guar in tee satisfaction to
one and all and defy competition in prices, styles and quality anywhere fh tbo
- « - -d-ltock of]
a ;•
r
Fair healing for all.
Peter Keenan,
ocl0-3mo Central Hotel Block.
T. S. NIPSON.
l¥fi|»sogi Hahming*,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Etc.
» 238 King Street, Near Market Street, Charleston, S. C,
Particular attention given to filling of Orders, and all Goods guaranteed as rep
resented. : ^ y "' “ ' —augl5-Cm
IhntirH.-ej- a wan-anicd stock of Fashion
able 8hoc?, Boots and Gaiters, mad* espe-H
cinlly for retail, equal tc any custom work, State. Call for yourselves and examine my splendid stock of Ready-made
at half itsortM. Besidea a large assortment Clothing. Gents and boys “rigged out” in the latest Parisian styles in
ofmediumgrades, tor working people. j quality of suit from the “every day go-about” to tbe handsomest “W€ '
■About 2('0 cases of the abovf named work outfit” and at prices to suit all.
My superb stock of Boots and Shoes for Gents, Youths,'Ladies and ChUdfsa
I cant be beat anywuere. In fact I have a full and complete assortment of aay
and everything you w*nt to buy lu the way of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,Hosiery,
Yankee Notions, [Showcase Goods and everything else besides.
A choice line of (iroceiies. Canned Goqds an J Liquors.
(Vi set you up housekeeping from the nicest bed-room and parlor sets ot
furniture to the frying-pan In the kitchen.
Y u will also find a choice lot of Mules and Horses in my Sale RtabUvf,
bought iu person iu the Western markets at bottom figures for cash £nd itifi
be sold to your advantage. When you.have purchased a.horss. or mule I can
then simply you with as good a set of Harness or saddle ad you desire and 0&
the easiest terms. , * < .T
jfcjrJust call iu and look and wo guarantee to give you satisfaction.
' SIMON. BRQWN,.-
ftnu22—tf BLACKVILLE, a ft-g:
9.
J. C. RAHMING.
PRICES.
S
, The gin house of Capt J. N. Walker’
who Uvea at Appleton, on the Port
Royal R. R., waa burned on Saturday
night last—loss estimated at $1,009.
Capt. Walker le one of our most suc-
c^seful planters, and w’e sympathize
with him in his heavy loss. We are
aleo Informed that the store of Meeers.
Priester &• Dickinson, at Buford’s
Bridge, was bnrued, nothing being
saved—supposed to be the work of au
Incendiary.
To Rent.
•A. store in the town of Wfillston, size
25x&> Uset; Glas-vJront, in otmtn-U portion
of the business portion of the town, lems
moderate.
- Apply to J. D. BKOWN.
July25-tf M ililstou, S. C.
a.
C JOJlRl>AN.
^ . 7 -ku-jL. ■ , •
AXTORNKY AT LAW
A1KHN, S. C.
Will practice in >11 ol the Courts of
t'rtsState. - - oel 4— 1 y i
TANDARD CALICO, 7 l-2c. casli.
Prime Rio Coffee, 20c. cash.
Extra White Sugar, 11 l-2a cash.
Best Soap, 5 to 7c. cash.
Kerosene Oil, per gal., 25a cash.
Best Giu Oil, per gal., 60c, cash.
Spirits Turpentine, per gal., 50c. ctish.
White Lead, 1 fc> 5 lbs., at 12 l-2c. cash.
Linseed OU, per gal.
Palut Brushes, different prices and
sizes.
Have also a full line and heavy Stock
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Cloth-
iqc. Hardware and Oroekcry, a beauti-
fulline of notions of all kinds; Ladi^*
Chas. Pechman,
e. si,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery, Notions, &o., &c.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Thebeet brands of Wines, Liquors,
Beer, Tobacco, and Cigars, at prices
whidb defy competition.
Give urea call when you como to
Colored JJilk Handkerchiefs, 25c. 1 1 Barnwell and you shall not leave dls-
pYopowe to compete with any and eve
ry one, here or elsewhere, and sell
good ho n( * 8t goods not bought at auc
tion or bankrupt sales. Havfe fresh
Turnip Seed, 5c. oz. No- man shall un
dersell me. Would mention clothing
as a specialty. C. E. LARTIGUE.
Biackvilip, S. O., Sept. 5,1878.
• sep5 6mo
P ROVED Bills of the Bank of the
State of South Carolina for Taxes
and Redemption of Lands,
FOB SALE BY
Cochran & Alexander,
26 BROAD STREET,.
GUABLES1 ON, S, G,
Comm baton Agent) for Securities and
, Real Estate.
sepl7-ika _
■%
satisfied
Ou my table will be found the best
the market affords. ^ .
Those Indebted to me must come
forward and settle, or I will positively
not advance to them for another year.
CHARLES PECHMAN.
sep2C-3mo
Applfcation for Final Discharge.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, Tb*t I
will apply to 8. J. Hay, Esq., Judgn of Pro
bate, at his ofllos, at Barnwell, on theMilrd
Monday in OOTOBFR next, at U o’clock,
a. m.. for a final discharge as Administra
tor of the estate of Kobert Oauthen, de
ceased. A. J. CAUTHEN,
Administrator.
September 2S. 1878. ser26-td
GO TO
Turkey Creek
Saloon, 1
(OVER THE BRIOCiE.)
C. T. CHRISTIE.
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O. A. NORWOOD.
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Factors and ComiHissiOn Merchants.
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Down go High Priced !
A. Rubenttein,
Williston, South Carol!;
Leader of Low Prices in Barnwell Gouity,
DEFYING COMPETITION, INCITES ALL DE8IH0H8 GF IN-
vesting a little money to the best advantage to visit him,at
He guarantees great bargains in Dry Goods. Grdceriw, ILitf
Shoes, Clothing, Glassware,. Crockery "Were; Tobacco and voyt
needed by people to make them happy and comfortable. Two st
courteous salesmen—hard-pan prices and a wide-awake merchant.
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Cloths, Cassineres, Coatings, Sattiaeits,
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