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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
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For Governor.
WADE HAMPTON,
for Lfeatenaot-Govcrnor.
W. D.«BIMP80N.
For SeorPtary of State.
H. M. SIMS.
For HuiM'rintemtetit of Etluc^tion,
; H. B. THOMPSON.
For Ooruptrorter-Oenoral,
^ 10HN80N HAGOOD;
Jtot A<ymant, and Inspector-General,
' r . For State Treasurer,
8. L LEAl‘HART.
For Attorney.fl6«iefa!,
LBKOY f. TOtl MANS.
V tl>ei', and Wb doubt not this fain
oiild "Hoi bositafe to disfrancliUe, im-
I and even destroy all Ids broth
ers of the African race in tbi* eountry
if it only brought him in a few shekels.
Of all such demagogues wc warn the
colored people to beware ! 1 ^
The Kw immI Trmle.
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COUNTY TICKET.
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JOHN O. DAY A NT,
" HENRY HART ZOO,
J. A. MILLER,
f>. PAUL sojomNTai,
I. M. HUTgON.
Probate Jad#^
W. GILMORE SIMMS.
County OomtnlHsfoftcrn,
•T. 4 McMILLAN,
J. JENNY.
- F. H. CREECH.
Snhool Commlaetoner,
A. BUI ST.
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The R«d(cal Rout at Numtei*.
Wo tnko plcasium fh ealllog tiro at
tention of the good housewives of our
county to the following sensible letter
from Mr. Oeorgo M. Collin, a pushing
end reliable young 1 Charleston mer
chant. Every Housekeeper can lu-
Wene© heb pin money by shipping sur
plus eggs and poultry to Mr. Coffin,
who will do 1 all consignors full Justice :
CiunLiwroN, October 11, 1878.
To I he Editor <•}' The People:
I give you, as requested, a few
points with regard t^buslness in poul
try, egg**, etc., done In Tennessee that
are worth while bringing to the atten
tion of the farmers of our own State.
Last winter, as long as weather was
cold enough, dressed turkeys and
chickens were brought to this maraot
by the thousands of pounds from
Tennessee, ami Iho reason so much of
It cams here was that it was so plen
tiful and cheap in TenniLsco that it
could be brought tore b/exprees at
the high eoet uf about.three to four
cent* per pound freight, and rven
then be sold nearly a« low ae the best
beef an?! Sther irieat in the Charleston
market, ^ With freights eo much In
their favor, why can’t the farmers
along the Booth Carolina, Northeast
ern and Port Royal Railroads raise
enough poultry (and dress it as they
do In Tennessee) to supply the Charles
ton market, which would bo too glad
to bny from them at the same price
that Is paid for Tennessee poultry de
livered here, aa it world arrive fresher
and In better condition (though that
from Tennessee arrives generally in per
fect condition). Where there Is plenty of
poultry of course eggs are plentiful al
so, and the buU of the eggs used horq
jcome%ffoin Tennessee. Eggs from
near home, arriving fresh and in good
erder, would naturally have the pref
erence, at a little higher ^rico even, If
wo could only g?t enough of them. If
South Carolina fanners would raise
enough poultry and eggs a good many
thousand dollars a year would go Into
their pockets that now go out of fhs
State, because these articles are cheap
er elsewhere, and in these “ very hard
times” people will buy where they
can do so cheapest.
Yours truly, Geo. M. Coffin.
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eapturtd the Democratic oitadel. Sat
urday dawned and found several hun*
dred “red idiirti’’ prepared to meet
him. Every hoar brought in additional
hundred*, till, by 4, a. m., three thou
sand white and colored “ red shirts ”
showed themselves men knowing their
rights and daring to maintain them.
Is it ncceisary to say further to Iho
Democracy of old liaruweli? Tho de
feat of Lee even surpaasod that of Nut
on Friday lost. Bam Lee Could not be
ftMind when the time came, and, so far
as we know, is not ydt visible. Mayhap
be has gone to condole with Attorney-
General Devens over their joint defeat,
gasji- 1 ."-..; 1 .... 1 . ■,
It will he remembered by our read*
err that, some weeks ago, Sam. Lee,
the Fred. Nix of Sumter county, at a
meeting of his party tor tho discussion
of the political issues Of the day, refu
sed to divide time with the Democrat 1 '.
The DemocriHa would not submit to
Lee's dfetaMou, hut demanded and ob
tained a hearing. Upon this occasion
Lee was insulting in the cxiremc^to the
Democracy, and was in imminent per
sonal peril from the injured party, when
our leaders came to Ids rescue and per
sonally accompanied him safely home.
As soon as the excitement, which Lee's
own acts had caused, sub.-ided, he was
as F*fc from bodily harm as any man in
the county. Notwithstanding this fact,
which none knew better than Lee, ho
hastened to Washington and poured into
the willing car of Mr. Hayes “ the story
of his wrongn’X ?) The mult was the
famous order of Attorney-General De*
vens to the various District Attorneys
throughout the South—mind you only
throughout the South—which was de
signed to prevent the Democratic party
from meeting and refuting charges
made at a Republican meeting against it..
Radicals and Democrats may meet and
“divide tune" whenever and wherever
they desire up North, but we in the
South are not allowed to do m, if the
potentates at Washington could forbid it.
Well, Lee, having fortified himself
With this order, returned to Sumter and
immediately oiled a large Radical meet
ing it that place .for Saturday last. In
this Lee thought he Had surprised aud^ by force, Intimidation or threat, any
. -*r—~ .♦ ttcctfw* rt.CIWO.”
Tl)c letter from tho Attorney-Gene
ral on tbe subject of Section 5,520, ad
dressed toUUuict-Attorney Northrop,
ia ae follows;
-%> ^ Department of Jcstick, \
- WASHTNaroN, October 8, 1878. j
L. C. Northrop, Exq,, U. S. Attorney,
Charleston, S. C.:
Sir: Information has boon given
me of certain outrages alleged to Imvo
been committed and threatened to bo
committed in the District of South
Carolina, in connection with the ap
proaching Congressional election. This
information is of such a character that
I deem It proper to call your attention
to the laws of Congress intended to
protect the freedom and purity of such
election, in order that proper stops
may be taken to bring to justice those
who offend against thorn, and to eo
cure to all citizens, without distinc
tion of party, while thoelectlon is pond
ing, their Just rights.
The fltfttemont of crimes against 1 he
elective franchise Is condensed in chap
ter 7th, Title 70th of tho Revised
Statutes, and your attention is espe
cially called to the Section 5,520, which
enacts :
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‘‘If two or more persons in any
State or Territory conspire to prevent*
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rd H. Cuiu, tire chief editor of
a nlisnully partisan and worce printed
Sheet in Charleston, called (he J/rMton-l
ttry Record, Ls a preacher by prde.-si m,
•r money.getter by instinct and a politi-
cisn by tbe grsce of the expiring rem
nants of the Radical party. Benign as
has been Hampton's rule, this pharisai-
ca! old sinner pretends to believe that it
will eventually lead only to the final po
litical and material destruction of the
negro race in South Carolina. Cam is
oJeo one of the agents (and we believe a
stockholder) in tbe Liberian Exodus As
citizen who Is lawfully entitled to vote,
from giving his support or advocacy.
In a legal manner, toward, or In favor,
of the election of any lawfully quali
fied person as an elector for President
or Vice-President, or ns a member of
the Congress of the United States, or
to Injure any cltiz n In person or prop
erty on account of such support or ad
vocacy, each of such persons shall he
punished by a Quo of not less than five
hundred nor more than five thousand
dolly*, or by imprisonment, with or
without hard labor, not less than six
months nor more than six years, or by
both such fine and imprisonment."
Thetfnforcement of this provision is
essential to a proper discussion of the
merits of the citizens who come for
ward as candidate® for Congress.
When, therefore, It is invaded by
combinations and conspiracies, by
force, Intimidation or threats to pre
vent citizens from giving their sup
port and advocacy to any lawfully
qualified person as a member of Con
gress of tho United States, and suffi
cient evidence of this Is brought to
your attention, you will act energetl.
oally in bringing those entering Into
such eonsplraoies to justice, by caus
ing warrants to be Issued against them
by some firm and impartial United
States Commissioner, and by having
such parties brought promptly before
him, to be deafC with according to law.
Such warrants should be made re
turnable where ypu 6r your assistant
• can attend at the hearing, on account
Therefore wa are not sur. *
to see columns of His paper de.
No the subject, urgent upon all Ujo
in It. Soulh *. tmipnle
leaders of such conspiracies rather
than tbe more followers.
In no clso wilf you permit any war
rants to be wantonly or causelessly Is
sued. The Tirirs Are to be executeci
fli mly, but alWfiya fairly and impar
tially.
You will show this fetter'fo the mar
shall, if you should have any Occasion
tr> place warrants ih hls hands retn
tlog to this subject. vu _
Very respectfully, Cius. DftytfNft,
Attorney-Gen'era!
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Slate mid .>u|jyiaf News.
Get). Cflifbon J. PiffiTW to detfd.
Oats oresriling lo^Ncwberry at 4t5
cents a buttle].
Yellow fever growing worse in the
Went. Neatly teu thousand deaths
to date. - *
Tho Democrats of Orangeburg have
nominated B. G. Frederick, colored,
for the Legislators.
Dr. Ell Geddlngs,' a distinguished
surgeon of Charleston, died last week
at an advanced ago.
The citizens of Sumter have erected
a brAutiful moument In memory of
tho (Confederate dead.
This year’s cotton crop is expected
to reach between and 5,^ million
bales—the largest ever grown.
The executive committee of Richland
county furnishes red shirts free of
charge to persons unable to buy them.
The members of the colored Meth
odist Church, of Winnsboro, gave
five dollars for the relief of tho yellow
fever sufferers.
Col. Sam. K. Dickenson, one of the
most prominent Charleston Republi
cans, was converted into tho true faith
ou “ Hampton's day " in Charleston.
In the October elections in West
Virginia, Ohio, Iowa and Indiana tiro
Democrats have gained certainly sev
en and probably nine members of
Congress.
James A. Hamilton, a son of the
great Alexander Hamilton, died at,
Irvington, N. Y., onthe25th, in his 92d
year. He was a prominent lawyer in
New York city, He leaves r son and
(laughter.
Mr. James Henry, one of the men
who left Port Royal to nurse tho yel
low fever sufferers in Memphis, died
of that disease in Decat ur a few days
ago, Mr. Henry was a carpenter in
the railroad shops, and loaves a wife
but no children.
The grand jury of Edgefield county
have found true bills against David
Thick, Samson Booth and Benjamin
Booth for tho killing of Brooker To
ney on August 12th. Also, true bills
against Wade Lott, Mark Toney and
Jim Coferaan for the killing of Jim
Booth and Thomas Booth on the same
day.
Tiie Radicals have carried Colorado,
which every politician expected them
to do. Judge R. B. Carpenter, for
merly of this State, canvassed the
State, and no doubt thinks he con
tributed largely to (lie result, aud
probably feels even with the Democ
racy. The task was not a difficult one,
and if he is satisfied the Democrats
of this State have no reason to com
plain,
Before going to press we hear that a
Republican caucus was held at the
residence of Frank Adamson yester-
day, at which several white men, for
merly strong Democrats,'were present,
and were assured that they would be
nominated for certain offices which
they were seeking but failed to get
from the Democratic party. Their
names will he given hereafter.—Cam
den Journal.
Chester Reporter : Mr. diaries R.
Sibley and his stepson, Franklin
Adntrts, who live near Harmony Cir-
cfe, In this county, have gathered from
thirty-seven acres thirteen ^heavy
bales of cotton, and are not yet half
done picking. They will certainly
make twenty-eight, probably thirty*
bales. They will make not less than
three hundred bushels of corn from
twelve acres. Their farm was cultiva
ted with two mules. Their fertilizers
cost them but little—a*id phosphate
composted with barn-yard manure.
Tbe net profit of their crop will amount
to perhaps not less than one thousand
dollars.
James W. Turley.—We have been
familiar with Mr. Turley's well estab
lished reputation since ” ttmo whereof
our memory runneth not to the con
trary.” His name is a household word
In Barnwell county. Purchasers can
rely upon hto experience, good taste
and honesty, for he fills orders with
special care, at the oame prices at
which ho sells to persons buying in
propria persona. Try him with an or
der, for we hear that the matrimonial
market will look up towards tho holi
days, and brides always charming will
be doubly so when dressed in goods
bought ut Turley’s. Give him orders
for fall supplies and thus save the ex
pense of a trip to Augusta.
TAX NOTICE*
OrneaorCorsTrTaCwuVKn, 1
fi»R*wKi.L, #, (!„ Sept. 12. 1878. J
Th* Trtftsnrer*# books will be opened for
the last itsltfl&ent of raxes for the fiscal
year, 187/j at the following places:'
Batddc,Tiiesdfty, October 1, 1878
fcrwinton, Wednesday, Cfctober 2,
Allendale, Tlmrsduy, October 3.
Priester’e Atolw? (wday, October 4.
Itoferd’s Kridge, SJHardsy, October 5, ”
Williams''i^oliool Hooifc, Bennrtt Springs
" Township, Monday, October 7.
ffohbiflt, Tuesday^etober 8. N
Mixson's Mill, WsBesday,October (V.
Williston. Friday, October 11. ‘
tBbickvilie, Saturday, October 12,
'Orahams, Monday, October 14. ”
Bamberg, Xuesdayy October U>.
Midway. Wednesday, October 16.
Howell's Mill,’Thursday,October 17.
Bbrhnrdt’s, Friday, October 18,
Barnwell, from the 19th of October to 1st
of November. “
/i’atf.or TaXATiox.-rState Tax, 4] mills;
■County Tux, 8 mills; Jail Pax, 2 mills;
1‘fUt Indebtedness, 1 mill; School 7’ax, 2
mills.
United Stales TYcasufy Notes. Bank Bills.
Cold and Nilver Coin only, receivable for
Taxes. ALFA’Fi) ALbtflCH, ^
Treasurer Barnwell County.
A EIF A D VER TISEVENTH
Fruit! Fruit! Fruit!
HENRY BA.YER
IMCOKTKR ASM WUOLSSALE OEAI.Eil IS y
Apples,
POTATOES AND ONIONS,
Bananas, Oranges, Lem
ons, Tj uts, &c-
215 East Bay
(Paul Welch's Old Stand, Opposite New-
Custom House,)
Charleston, S. C.
ool 7-3mo
UEO. M. COFFIN,
dealkR in
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Eggs, Poultry, Butter, Potatoes,
Grain, Etc.
NO, 86 MARK!: C ST., (North Side.)
Charleston, S. C.
Refercnecs-^Tr. C. Bee &’ Co., Geo.
W. Williams & Co.. *J. N. Robson,
J. C. Tl. C'aussen, Pelzer, Rogers &
Co.. J. E. Adger k Co!, E. W. Marshall
Co.
A. F. STELLINO.
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K. H. AYl’niOI/.NN.
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SUCCESSORS TO
t}
J. H. WCHRMANN & CO,
WIIOLESALF. DEALERS IN
Wince, Liquors, Tobacco, Sugars and
Cider V iuegnr.
120'EAST BAY,
CHARhESTQN, S. C.
Thirty-flvo years in businfes, and
the oldest merchant on tne Bay.
ocl7-3mo
UTIBYriO,
SUCCESSORS TO
TERRY & NOREN,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS IX
Fish, Oysters and New York Poultry,
Northern and Southern Produce.
Charleston* S. C. .
Orders solicited and promptly at
tended to. octl7-3oi
1878 1878
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
ISS L. J. LECKIE solicits the
Ladies of Barnwell to call and
.examlos. her splepdid stock of New
and Fashionable Fall and Winter Bon
nets and Hats. French Flowers, Feath
ers, Silks, Ribbons, &c. Also a nice
selection Jet, Coral and Plaited Jew
elry, real and imitation Hair Goods,
Zephyrs, Mottoes and Motto Frames,
with many other Fancy Articles which
I will be pleased to show, and vyili sell
at Low Figures.
Orders promptly filled. Gall aud
examine at L. J. LECKTE’S,
188 Broad Street.
Augusta, Ga.
Sheriffs Sale
Th* Statk o» Bottth CUbolina, 1
COUNTY OP BAHlTWltLL,
October 12tb, 1878. j
8 9
*, ITaflf
name of
Charles
Miles,
firm
J. Jones.
Adams and
Sens, doinar b
i of Adams ± Mil
Jeremiah J.
inese under
; vs. William
BY VIRTUE of an execution to me di
rected by J. J. Frxbham, Esq.. Clerk of the
Court Tor Barnwell county. S. O., I will of
fer for sale, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, on MONDAY tho 4th
day of NOVEMBER. 1878, the following
described real property, to wit:
1. AH that Plantation or Tract of Land
situate and being ncaV the town of Bam
berg, inlhe county of Barnwell, contain
ing one hundred and seventy-five acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands flow or
lately of Dr. L. A. Wright, Isaac 8. Bam
berg and Prince Heed, and real estate be
ing in the possession of J. 8. B. Jones, as
tenant of tno said William J. Jones.
2. Kent of said real estate to become due
from said J. 8. B. Jones in the Fall of pre-
s nt year, amounting to seventy-five dol
lars. ' -
Terms of sale: Cash.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
oel7-td J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. 0.
Order Sales.
L. D. Mowry * Son vs. Joseph B. Rates.
tty
BY VIRTUE and in pursuance of an or-
on the First MONDAY in NOVEMBER
iv-xt, it being the fourth day of said month,
between the usual hours of sale, to tho
highest bidder, for cash, tho following de-
s'Ctihed real property, to-wit:
All that certain Plantation or Tract of
Land containing seventy-five acres, more
or less, situate, lytog and bring in the
county of Bamwrtl, upon Futee’s Mill
Creek, and bounded north by lands of W.
P. Dunbar, east by lands of the same, west
by lands of Mrs. H. A. Furte, and south by
Furee’s Mill Creek.
Purchasers to pay fer papers.
ALSO.
Henry BUchcff »fc Co. vs. Joseph B. Bates.
All that Tract, Piece or Ptrcel of Land,
situate in the county of Barnwell, con
taining seven hundred acres, more or less;
bounded on tho north bj lands of W. P.
Dunbar and VV. H. Howard, on the south
by the Savannah river, on the west by
lands of Mrs. Daria and W. P. Dunbar, and
on the east by lands of J. C. Brou n.
Purchase! s to pa v for papers.
J. W. L ANCASTER. 8. B. C.
Sheriffs Office, Barnwell C. II., 8. G, Oc
tober Us 1878. ocl7-td
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
> COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
By Samuel J. Hay, E^q., Judge of Probate
for said county:
suit to me to grant him Lotte
ministration.on the. on t a tpa ml. ^ ■ dec ta of
William F. Matthews, lalo ofsaid State
and county, deceased —
These are, then-fore, to cite a- d admon
ish, all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said William P. Matthews,
that, they be and appear before me, In the
Probate Court, to t>e held at Barnwell C.
U., ou MON DAY, the 4th day of Novem*-
tier next ensuing, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have, why
sal I administration should not"be granted.
Given under my baud this the 15th day
of October, A. D., 1873.
SAMUEL J. HAY.
ocl7-ld Probate Judge, B. 0.
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ALLAN’S.
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FINK WATCHES,
American and Swiss, of the Latest Styles.
RICH JEWELRY
'.-sf.. . ' ,
Of New and Elegant Designs and Exqui
site Workmanship.
STERLING SILVERWARE,
In Freeh and Beautiful Pal terns, especial
ly adapted for Wedding Presents.
SILVER PLATED WARE, ..
Tea Sets, Waiters, Ice Pitchers, Butter
Dishes, Cups, UqbletB, Spoons, Forks of
best quality, &e.
CHOICE FANCY GOODS, j
Frepch and American Clocks. Flee Table
Cutlery, Spectacles, Jfcc.
Hi VIIU UK and in pursuance of an or- i. „ e t. . i r* e i- i j
der of foreclosure In the above entitled W UlcIieS [L JC\\Clr\ 1. fiMuliy Rffillircd.
cause, I will sell, at Barnwell C. H.. S C ,
THE BEST GOODJ3 AT THE LOW-
^ KST PRICES.
JAMES ALLAN, ,
807 King street, Charleston, S. C.
sepl!)-ly
C BART.
H. 8TEITZ.
C. 13A.TUT & CO.,
Importer? and Wholesale Dealers in For
eign and Domestic Fruits,
Nuts, &c.
Nos. 55, 57 and 50 Market Street,
CHARLESTON^ C.
Tropical Fruit a Specialty. 8epl9-3mo
REAL ESTATE AGEEV.
J F you wish to buy or sell Real Estate
pply to 8. N. Greks, Wllliston, 8.
C., who has for safe town and country
property, Farms, Cottages, Mill Sites
and Timber Lands.
„ „ ... . ? Agent for Lockhart k Pinekham’s
WHEREAS M illiam Matthews hath rpadfli W.| Fofate end TtefiHno- Bureau
D suit to mo to ffrunt him Getters of Ad- J - 8,Rte an l 1 Bureau
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.The GitkAT SAVINGS IxsTirunaN
$50 to $100 SAVED!
IJnhivalled Pianos!
SUPERIOK ORGANS
LARGEST STOCkTn THE SOUTH !!
Best INSTRUMENTS' Manufactured
LOWEST prices” IN AMERICA^
.a
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION ! 1
Complete in Every Department
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 i
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Numerdns testimonials from pnrehasers in
this and tht adjoining Ntates confirm tfcg
above, and estublish the fact that, prices at
The Ai-ucst\ Mvsie Hovsr arc lower than in
Ne_jr.tYork, Boston, Philadelphia or Haiti*
hioro.
S 4 TO $10 monthly!
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Secures the best Piano, br Ougan
Made in America.
Music by Mall or Express Every Day
Orders Filled ou Dhy of Reception ! !
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
By b'araucl J. Hay, Judge of Probate:
iyiIEREA8, James Kelly hath made suit
I* t*> me tp giant him letters t.f adminis
tration of the estate and efT.-ots of .Samu**!
Daniels, late ol said btale aud county, de
ceased—
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-,
iish, all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors of the said Samuel Daniels, deceased,
that they oe and appear before mo p,
Court of Pr- bate, to bo held at Barnwell C.
H.. onkhe 23th day of O rOBr.lt re-xt,after
puldter tion iiereof, at eleven o’clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said adtuitiisraliou should not be
granted.
Giv *n under my hand and seal this 2CLh
day of September, a . 1).. D73.
SAM UHL J. HAY,
oe.l-td Protiato Judge, B. C.
A.
DRY
J. WEATHERSBEE,
WfLLISTOX, S. a.
GOODS, GROCERIES AND
NOTIONS.
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For Sale.
KAA BUSHELS genuine select Bed
*JUU Rust Proof Oats. Price, 80c.
per bushel,sacked and delivered at de
pot. Five cents per bushel less when
sacks are furnished.
Also, Berkshire Pigs, from the best
blood in the United States.
For further information call on or
address - J. R. HAIR,
oc-17-tf - Elko, 8. C.
M V Itltl JKI).
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On the 9th October, 1878, at tho residence
oi the bride’s father, by Rev. A. Buist, Mr.
Pb*ton R. Hat, of Barnwell county, and
Miss Mlnnix Btkoman, of Orangeburg
oounty.
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>tton Xlarkets.
AtJOUS'
easy;
ord
There
rdoem U proper «teo to add that
auqh oaaea yob aball endeavor toi
wiw you are satisfied axe
October 14, p. m.-Quiet and
ling, 9% i low middling, 9; good
%Y,-, receipts, 1,401 bales; ship-
none; tales, 799.
Chabukton, Ofttober 14, p. m.-Dull and
»wer; ralddllng, 9%; lew middling,
! good ordinary, 9; net reoetpte. 5,918; groaa’
L none; sales, *000 bales; stock, 72,001; <Jx-
ports to France, 1.H5; ooastwlse, SJV.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF LAMRETR’S
WAP.ItANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
rPURNTPS, Cabbages and Garden
1 Peas. Also, red and white Onion
Sets, large Assortim-nt of Flower
Seeds, Tinware, Willow Ware and
Wooden Ware, Agricultural Imple
ments, Atv \YM. J. MILLER,
(Sign of Plow), 858 King St.,
,, ocl7-3mo Chartestou, 8. C.
ISTotice to Teachers.
T HE Teachers Institute will meet at
Barnwell C. H. on Thursday, the
24th of October, Instead of October
Slat, on account of the County Fair
meeting on that day. All teachers in
theoouniyare requested and expected
to be present, as matters pertaining to
their good will be discussed.
ED. L. OWENS,
ootl7 2 Secretary.
FOR SALur
1AA BUSHELS of genuine Rust
1 Uv Proof Oats,
W. TARLETON CAVE,
ocU-tf - -
THE MAMMOTH STOKE.
G rout Attract ions ! Prir-es a? Low a? any
Store in South Carolina !
T^VERY article to be found in a
J Country Store will bs found in
my new and elegantly fitte4 up empo
rium, at. prices astoutohly low down. I
defy competition, and guarantee the
greatest bargains ia Dry Goods, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Glassware, Crockery,
Tobacco, Groceries, "Fanning Utensils,
Notions of every sort, and everything
else needed by our farmers.
My customers who have hitherto-
patronized mo will find me liberal in
advances for another year, provided
they come forward promptly and pay
up. A. J. WEAfUERSBEE.
sep26-2mo
Bee s Book Store
231 KING STREET,
Agency, Augusta, Ga.
sepRl-Sm
l
FOR SALE CHEAP!
OTOKK HOUSE and Lot in the Town
O of Blackville. sitimtetl next above
Dr. Stephene’ Drug Store, Main street,
known as the Peacock Store, . For
further particulars apply to
S. N GREEN,
scplO-tf W’illietoD, S. C.
FIRE LXSl'RANUI-
The St. Paul File
—AND—
Maricc Insurance Company
CAPITAL $1;704,88!
THE SAFEST COMPANY IN Til
UNjTED STATES
AVill ttmlerwrite on all kind? of property,
real and personal, in Barnwell county, in.
chiding gins, gin-houses, mills and macliiti
ery. cotton ginned and ungium-d at tlie low
est current rates.
ii. m. rnoMi’.sov,
Local Agent, AVillisioit. S. C.
N. B. Policies issued iu Lest Knglislt Fire
Conip:Uiits if preferred, coutined to dwell*
ing houses, stores and contents.
juncl!7-tf
Gin
INSURANCE..
W ’E insure against Loss or Damage
by FIRE, ut lowest adequate
rates of premium,
Gin Houses and Their Foments.
Repfesenlthe following First-Class Com-
5 Bui*-s:
ueen Fire Insurance Company,
assets — — — — — $10,000,000
St. Prtul Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company, assets 810.281
Western Assurance Company,
assets - - - - - 1,188,677
Lynchburg Fire Insurance Com
pany, assets - - - - 590,051
Virginia Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company, assets - - 012,243
Petersburg 8av. and Insurance
Company, assets ... 599,413
School and Sunday School Bookjq
Juvenile Books,
Hymn and Prayer Books,
Bibles, etc., etc.,
Sunday School Card.s,
Visiting CardSj 6t0.
-STATIONERY.—
Ch/omos, Frames, Periodicals, Fancy
Goods, etc.
A few of the famous New* England
Organ Company’s Organs on hand, which
are offered at reduced prices. Tone and
finish guaranteed.
Address ' J. SAM-L BEE, Jr.
scpl2-tf
B. J. Quantum,
UKUTUiTi
*• ■ ... /5 '
WIUistoB, 8- C. K.B.
’■'..V' 8 ' . * "J*
WillaUeod calls throughout liannwell and
Elko, B. G. adjacent countiw. aaylbfia
Total capital reprosentetl * $13,767,268
Keep your Insurance in your own 8tiite,
Also, Ccuntty Dwellings and contents.
Barns, Stables, Live Stock, Cotton, and all
other insurai le country property insured.
Inquiries by mail promptly answered.
Call ou or write to HUTSON & CO.,
General Insurance Agents,
Aiken, 8. C.
J. E. STEADMAN,
Soliciting Agents, Grahams, 8. C.
8ep5 2ido
FINE COTTON FARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINS 808 acres. Lies' seven
V miles south of Wllliston. Known
as the Homestead of the late Jesae
Peacock. For terms apply to
S. N. GREEN,
seplO-tf .Williaton, S. C.
9*5
GOODS EXPRESSED to any Point
T. M. R 0. T. S.
TUNING AND REPAIRING
By O. H. TAYLOR, the only Author^
ized Tuner of the Augusta Music
House. — # t
G. 0- Bobinson & Co.,
265 Broad Sr., Augusta, Ga.
au29 ‘
W. J. FARR#
“TtTE LAMP MAN.”
HAS REMOVED to -tha. Hotchkiss Store,
No. 143 Ilnifld street, north side, opposite f—-
Thonme It. Bludes’.and next below Stubbs &
Salinai, where he *ill be pleased to see his
old patrons and new ones, tl'nU KirpplyrtheTn
with LAMPS, Crockery, Glass, Tinware,
Cutlery and his usual a^ortraent of Goods
needed by everybody, and prices ns LOW as
nnj®|iere in the city, N. B>—No. 1 Kero-
sine Oil nt 13 cents a gallon, until further
notice. Scissor* Ground and made as sharp
as when new. octl0-3ra
IM AT 111 ms
—AT—
HEATH’S RESTAURANT,
WLLLISTON, S. C
P im.L. OF FARE.
Ham and Eggs, Hot Coffee,
BeefSteak, Fish,
Game, Oysters in every style.
Music for Calls and Parlies furnished at
short notice. J. Q, A. HEATH. -
oct3-3m
#•
Notice to- Debtors and Creators.
- r ‘• N *
l indebted to the estate of
toMMod, wlil priaae oomu
Those to whom the
J s.'T , i{lsi;*r M
Admlxitotia^'.
■n
T. Markwalter’s
VI AItlll.il AYDRIaS*
Broad St , (near Lower Market),
Augusta, Ga.
iioNExtents, iokidSToycs. moi Mar
ble Work generally always on hand or made
tooider. A largo selection ready for letter
ing aittl delivery at shortest notice. Several
hundreds i>f now designs of the most modern
style of Moatrtnent*'furnished at a lower
price than ever before in this market, and of
tho best workmanship, similar to that of the
new CONf KDKilATK MONUMENT recently
erected by me in Augusta. oclO-fimo
FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Hampton and Homo Rule.
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great work of the Redemption of the
State made complete and permanent
»0 that live people may reap and
fully enjoy the Fruit of
their Sacrifices, *
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counts of tho Progress of
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during this exciting contest we have determ
ined to offer to mail subscribers tbe following
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the order.
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in all the counties are invited to aid us in
swelling ,our Campaign Subscription Lists,
which ought to include every iutelhgert
voter in tbe State,
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Charleston, S. C
tJUNTlSTRY.
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COLUMBIA, ». C.
Will visit Blackville and Barnwell
professionally abput thelatof October
auglfi-tf
— GO. TO
Creel
Saloon,
(OVER TIIE HRIDC1E.)
C. T. CHlliSTlEr
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