The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 05, 1878, Image 3
THE PEOPLE
flaiestlay.
A very large crowd was io the vll-
T T SUAY 'f 0 ”” 8 ' 8118 ' 187 &3ZZZZZZ
TL.QCA.I* MIHp kl.i^ a n y.
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Agdutu ®f The Pewjile.
lUiston—Q. A. Phillips. j
Elko—B. O. ^TAKSSLL.
riackrin«—Mat O. E. Btk.vdmak.
(irahams—W. M. ('ACTHB.t.
Jiinub^rB—E. B. Tyleh.
Allendale—,W. JoBKeni.
Charl'Wton-
-U. M. Alkxandeb.
Our subscribers and advertises can call
upon the nearest Agent" wliencrei they
wlstrto settle thetr aojounte. Our Aaents
ere authorte-<d to most re and give receipts
tor ali u»oneye d te ue,
Tecul UrielM.
Frank Muon is going to the circus.
Country Sunday schools are sus
pending. - - .
Our country merchants say that eggs
add chickens are scarce.
King cotton has gone to the factors,
vjhonce he goes to the factories.
In viow of the near approach of
Christinas the turkey trade is getting
iively.
A scissors grindcr.and a J ghtning
Vod man Were in Blackville last week.
Happy town.
Bread and bacon promise to be plen
tiful next year. Many planters will
hot have lo buy either.
Mr. Barney C. Jcffi-oat and Miss
It ‘ea Swarm were married on the 2Cth
ultimo. B</Ttl of this i4aoe.'
Csptnin It itherford tells us that our
r- tsond
time for the February terinoT Court.
It is reported that the managers pt
'election at Buford’s Bridge were ar
rested on Saturday for alleged viola
tion of the election laws.
UncleOeoige says that his profound
fond lencelnH >v«*rnor Hampton’s wla
lias been greatly weakened by his
ntule expeiienc». _
e are promised articles by compe
tent planters on the culture of water
melons, elm fas and pin dare, which will
be published In due time.
Every farmer oTWhom we have In-
■quired says that he and his neighbors
nre sowing larger crops of small grain
than they have ever done.
Captain Jobn-R. Halr,of Elko, has
invented a fence
farm purposes,
cheapest we have ever seen.
Mr. T. 8. Dunbar, of B-nnett Springs
township, and Mr. W. E. M< Michael,
of Williston, have liven appointed
Trial Just lees for Barnwell county.
Mr. Wm, S. Dicks, who lives about
very heavy, amounting to over •10,000.
The following property was disposed
of by the Shei iff: •
* J. L. Ylllalonger vs. John C. Allen —
Allendale plantation, containing 625
acres, purchased by John M. Warnock
for f 3,850; Grey ’s Cross Roads planta
tion, containing 227 acres^ purchased
by J. L. Vtlialonger for, 81,250; 'Bran
son plantation, containing 102 acres,
purchased by J. S. Stoney, agent, for
8255 Seth Williams plantation, con
taining acres, purchased by Wtn.
Boyles for 1140; life estate tJrlali
200 acres, puicbiiaeti by W.
V. Gill for 878. ~ _ ^ - r
Merchant’s Natlocaj Bank vs. W. M.
Bostick. 400 acres, purchased by John
L. Villnlonger for 81,250.
E. Y. Houser vs. Charles It. Fickllng,
200 acres, purchased by Charles R.
Fickllng for 81,200.
Martin Mingo et al» vs, Abraham
Middleton, 1 acre, purchased by Julia
Middleton fer 845.
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iThe Baptist State t^onvenlioM.
Thin body, convened in the Baptist
chuich, at Sumter, on the fitst ultimo,
ahd remained ^n Session for several
days. The ' following officers were
■elected: President, Rev. R. Furman,
D. D ; Vice-President, R. W. El wards,
Esq ; Secretary, Rev Luther Broadus;
Aseiitant Secretary, E. B. Murray 1
Treasurer, Prof. C. H. Judson. Over a
hundred delegates were in attendance.
John S. HarHe, who Was shot in Co
lumbia, two months ago, by WniDcat,
and has since lingered, died on ihe 1st
ofTSvcember. -
_ ,,, . The proceedings of Hbe Convention
n.. Court E^u.. .lilbejioBpMci la |,„rmo„io„., . u d i« rril-
fllTlft For tnrt WVliriiarv tnr#*n
gious exercises attended and enjijed
by very large congregations. The
Convention wli) hold its nrxt meeting
in Aiken.
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" G®od Tews.
Commtsstoners, clerks and managers
of elecMvn tn 1876 will get 47 per cent,
of th>ir-money by calling on Mr.'A.
Knopf, Blackville, S. C.
The Synod of the Lutheran Church
held its annual session at Mount Plea-
wan^ Churnh, sixteen miles mnrth of
Midway; from the 13th t * the 17(h ult.
inclusive. Some thirty-three mlnis-
tera and a number,of lay delegates
were in attendance^ A gratifying re
port of the prosperity of .the cliurch in
x which. Toy ordinary ; tt || | ts worthy enterpriees whs made,
, is the neatest and and after a very pleasant session the
Synod ad] >urncd to meet at Prospeii-
ty, New be try county, next year.
Mies bvlI'ieXc-lson,'step-da lighter of
Gen. J. A, J. Ibce, of Bamberg, died on
the 26'h ult. Rev. Janus F. Bcist
sjx, miles from—Lfag^jdllagg,—wjtjje _ prcache«l her funeral, -kite was bailed
returning home pit Monday last, was ftt gpriSflrtlW. Her disposition was
injured by hl^horse falling wi.h hiin.i. H |, thnt conl ,, ,. e . hh ,. wa8 be .
Judctng/ffom the quantity of fruit loved by all who knew her, and h*T
trees re^cn'ly dclb-cred t.y nursery- I death is greatly regretted by the en
men from Georaia and N uth (tarolina tire C 'n.nmid y. who dn ply sympa-
p^ach pies and apple dumplings will thiac with the bereaved family.
Mr. 8. N. G cen, of Williston, has We regret.to karn that Lieut. R
I moved to Augusta and gone Into the II Wa'k.-r’s steam elu house was des
: grocery buslnev.s. His Barnwell troyed by Are i n M-nday last. Loss
| ft lends win (lad bimon Broad street, not. ascertained, but suppose! to be
| j mt ab >ve the PUntcrs’ Hotel. j heavj. The pin house was ei:listed at
.. J*',. . i An'lct"i', on the P ut H -vni Ruiir. ad
Conflict of Aatliorltv. i « Tr »v_ii. „ . ,
* ’ Mr. Walker is a young, suiceaaful
O i Tuesday hist Deputy ■United planter, and nwsilts the sympathies of
Stales Marshal Black arrived here , a ** tlle ? ,,oT l citizens of the county.
A and demanded the h lease of G**o. V.
I
Bourke,-under a writ of habeas corp^is
from Uidred States District Jydge
Bond. B"Uike, it grill be remembered,
was committed to jail by Trial Just lee
Cassidy upon the affidtivlt of Miles
» *tt. Sheriff Lancaster refused
liver the prleor^Pr to Black, but
d the doors of the jail, telling
him that he would have to'ake the
( -prisoner upon his own responsibility.
AXot withstanding this, Black released
Bonrke, and they both left for Black
ville immediately.
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Aewslble Advice.
1'he followlne letter was received by
us from a lady of Bamberg:
Tn the Editor nf The People:
I JeMr& to subscribe for your paper
for one year. My post office address
is Bamberg. I bave been without a
county paper for •otD* time, and this
year alone I have h>st by hot having
it at least $8, which, if I am c uteetly
informed, will pay the subsetiptlon for
your paper for four years. My advice
to all taxpayers Is to rake your valua
ble papei, and I hope you may double
your subscription list each year.
Taxfaykb.
Return tickets to Charleston will be
on sale at Black ville for one fare from
December 7th to December 13.b. Good
till Decemberi7th.
IVendqitarterw Monwicil Rcgl-
■uctat of fiurnvvell t ouniy.
The Mounted Regiment of Barnwell
county will meet at Allendale on the
23 1 and 24 h of December.
Tbe commissioned qnd non commis
sioned officers will meet on the il l
for dtill and instruction, at 12 m , and
general drill on the 24 h,at 11 a. m.
Company yffioers will be expected to
see to It that j-heir companies are out
in force, and will warn their men that
they will be held responsible for non-
attendance.
By oruer of B. B. Kikklaxd,
C donel commanding.
W. R. Bu.uiuam, Adjutant.
mffifiM tflnci
FRED.- TON SANTEN’S
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AR
Patterson Honsc Arrivals, Doc. 8. '
. J. M. Smith, Capt. 0. P. Bamberg,
John Mitchell,' Bamberg; llobt. High-
tower, Oi ahaiAi; John'Cone, Allendale;
Miles Lodthelt, Barker’s-.Mill; Capt.
Corirc Kirkland, Allcudnle; Capt. J.
.. AYaHtcr, Lieut. U. H. Walkei, 4 Ap-
I'leton ; Lewis HUghyf, Allendale/. .las.
l^rjCoopcr,^ Barr berg; DT H. Bice,
Spiingtotviij.J. L^-Y-illalongor, Savnn
hnh; Col. ll ^ Johnson,, Johnson’s
LantUng. T \ '.
Mb »>«*«»»• Santa GhW lleadquariefs
Dear Sir—I used your Iron Tonic to
a coimlderable extent In my prac.lco jjf CHARLESTON, S. C.,-
Isst fall, snd was well pleased with its
• ff-cte. It, produces more satisfactory ot- v*vn ovnCKT
resulta In my hands than any prVpa- - AT 2 '‘’ h,NG STRKhT ^
ration, of bark and iron I have cvet
used. S. Q. MablkV, M. D.
And fleiernlined to lead
tiling in the shape of
Our Broadway Business Suits
Out* Fine Diagonal Prince Albert Suits
Our Elegant Diagonal Overcoats
'(All Styles and Co!ow)
. A ileh legacy has been left tn suff-r-
ing humanity l>y Dr. James L. Gihler,
who, aftet forty years of active medi
cal f-rwetire. has perfecte<l hIS celel>rH-
ted Livt r Pills, which ftle tot sale by
druggists generally ahd by
Gkohok A. Phillips,
sc| 26 ly Willletou, S. C.
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When Charles II, the “Merry Mon
arch ” of England, Was atrleken with
his last, disease, his physicians admin
istered a salt distilled from dead
men’s skulls. In our age educated
ptiyfekiaiB use Dr. Hurtei’s Family
Medicines. v .' * •
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J-jlTAatlSIIKW Jkol.
’OHARLtS HICKEY,
-J ^ ^ ' ' • u ‘ r i '
Dr.AI.ER ik
Looking Oln«sc«i, Every Variety of Mould-
ings, Window Cornices, I’hotograpbic
Krnnief, Cord and A'acsel Loope, Etc.
No. 315 Kiiig St., above Liberty,
Chai’lestoU, South Carolina.
' Kngrwing, ud Oil ra:iiling« Benovsted.
octa^Om
National House
353 King Street
(BEl^GEORGE’AND LIBERTY.)
-RoaSSp&L SOJPerDav
CHAHLESTOJl. S:’ C
MBS. II. M. BAKER, 1'roprictrva*.’
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THK WORLD
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SPECIAL OFFFR
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v THEXKWYOKK
-WEEKLY WDSLO.
AN ElGHT-PAGE X E \YSPA PER,
Will l»e t'cnt (postage prepaid )
rCOH Vow IXTII, JAMTABT l,»j77@.
TEN CENTS x
This '■ i* 1 ~ml .itl.T i.1 uwili> Ui ' ■tilihi ika huulWni
*■> rnr Ihnmnrrr how p*(xt a THK j
iVoUl.l) Is an ! how worthy it u uf ihrir sjjipurt.
On tho 1st of May, 187*, the owawwhlp ami ron-
trol of P, 'liK W(»Ki.l> |>a*»cd hrt* tbr hamU of tho
utol. nilpiiwl - imdcr w Ikim’ ulmohitr atml uutnuiunol-
|.-s| Jln . ti oi TltK \V<) m.I) hiu .wolr 4lw» wswmiant-
Ills STUCK OF
TOYS! TOYS ! TOYS ! 1
Fancy GooJ^»
j Fireworks and
' TCoufeetioncry,
*" ' Prize Candy, &c.,
.. * •-- •■. . ^ « • ■.
Is the Largest and Cheapest in the City
this yc.ir.
Mfcrdianls will'rctnember this when
they visit tha city.
Send for his Price Lists and Circulars.
»ov28-4t
0^17
rrr
Are not to be Mirpnroetl in quality or price by any hou.se. North or South.
M. YOMER &
285 king street, charl
J
TIIE FAVORITE
ton umT!
HE^PAFlillCOCDTT, BENEDICT 4 CO.
kI? L.«e4TON, H. C'i
Wedding Gifts L
, -AT-
AlalaAN’S.
V
OKFER THEIR
NEW FALL STOCK
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
- AT -
LOWER PRICES
Than is paid by cus’om'T* for inferior
Old Aucthfi Goods. '
$250,000
Worth of tile fincst jind best sclecteJ
• / ’■ Stock of
XJARPKTSt
LACE CURTAIN!*, 01L01.0TH8, WINDOW
8T1FWRS.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CLOAKS,
Shawls, B’aukcts, Flmncls, Alpicas,
Ciisbmcic. t’uM and second JJ*M+F4»«g
»»•! now rt;maiin> During the wholr of G(KJ<ls, Kid GloVftV, Hosiery, NiotlOtlS,
TUK WOULD l;a.'> labonil naltcutly and iurwc r- u-i k w’Sil. ’ rn: i j: j /-■
lii.'lv fur tho !wvniii|ili!<hni«'nt of lwn<}jroat nlgirts in KlbbutlS, t-iikr'.JieB, 1,1(11and liCUtS
Covers, k'cwcl.-'v’labl'i Damask, Nap-
tic GobdlC-dmd thousands of
|>*»Iitics v»iparamount interest to th* Southern |h»4>-
p!\ I. Tht* restoration of ^elf-jfiowniiiPiit «t
the II. A real felorbt of the civil>ervhv t in
M»eh wise uajo destroy the machines under
the hlSefation oi which it ha.-* come to that th r ‘
-laxtd to«i|>i»ir< |K.iiti«»i paru«-K, «hrriM other g<w>ds loo numerous to mention,
tioliticul i»arii»*s havi* ho other reason nf heinf «x- . j ...
c«‘j*t to l •k* u the litmlenN of the governmetit. The Ul'C pltlCCtl HOW befurt? OUT O-tl CUlitOlHSI’S
hMt»_jrhimjihanlly acruM- j„ t hc St ate of South CuroJiun, and. we
Underwear, Linens. Table and Piano
Covers, Tc
kins, Dotnosiic
” FIXE WATCHES,
Amerienii and 8\v1sf, of the Latest Blylea.
RICH JEWELRY
^ - *
Of New and Eleg.nt Designs and Exqui
site Workmanship.
STERLING SILVERWARE,
In Fresh and Beau'iful Patterns, especial
ly adapt«>d lor Weduing Presents.
SILVER PLATEDWARE.
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Tea Sets, Walteis, Ire Pitehera, Butter
Disle s. Cups, Goblets, bpoous, Forks of
best quality, Jbe/
P ices A bales;
Vlakk ^
■ ^ t .,
Tub Great SAVINGS IxsTixunoji
$50 to $100 BAYED !!
Unrivalled Pianos!
SUPERIOR ORGANS
LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOGTH1!
O^T. &. O.
CHOICE FANCY GOODS. .
French and Ameii -an Clocks. Fine Table
Cutlery, bpectacive, Ac.
Waldos l Jewelry Car fully'Repaired,
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW-
K3T PRICES.
JAMES ALLAN,
3<i1 King street. Charleston. S. C.
scplS-ly
iiifinr<L All i,ilrUigMiT Norlliorn men up* mljiilt
Ttial uH part, nf flu- muntry Were »* itncph intrr-
guarantcc to tlic public and people cf
tbi-i Sta e especially, that through
OUR IMMENSE FACILITIES
A»t«i iw tlic Suit0 in .(•Hui; it »iwi. A i.trrupl .ml
uiiti-lMin-'ratk K"'rriitneiit in Ihv South was a per-
■uatu-nt |H‘ril In tiie «»vu(l .ni-jr of trv<‘ Aim*ru»ii
prhi-. iptc in Uti‘ Kydwrat tiuwrnnMMil umi tluTul<>r»-
»i. tin [war.• untnuim.r nf Ihii wlml.. pwiph!
Thi' .1’i‘oliil ]-'1 iti'-al (<>r wtii<'hTlllv\V()Rl.t>
ontitoml. -till rciuains to !.■ follv »eHtevij<l. Tt"' »<■-
tual Adnilni.tration U-xan it»t'iiwr'»ith excellent
pr miiw. iu-tlii. alnvtion, of m |ii- li It U suIBcient ’ U>
,ny that they li:ive l.-en a. yet only in jKift re*
(teeni'M. THE WOFU-I'for Iti part will reaolutely
.iiu|H.rt anv hou<‘.t effort to n.loi-iu thrae prirtuIM*.
fufiy, hy wlioinmtever mmlo, amt *111 a. rewlutely
Aeiiounce every olpiteete thrown in lhe w«y uf re-
(lefiiiiiix them, from whatever <|iiartet. . . „ , v.
n ,eetn, to the utuior.b.'ued emin. ntly,r>per that give bet.tter satisfaction, as regards
he .honlil a.k the cooperation of the tieat inOu of the .
QU ' LITY ANl) PRICES,
And long e..taWished reputation, _with
buyers and scl ers; where ~ ,
* MILLIONS
Of dollars have been exchanged through
our house, that we can, and always will,
FkU-Xwl Item- Trupt lit Jtwlv*,
The up paeeeqger Express train on
the South Carolina Rat I toad case In
ctdlision with two sleeping mules be
tween Midway and Branch ville on Sun
day night. The result may be briefly
summed up : Tbe ehglneaod ten cars
rere completely wrecked, tbe mules
rare kiHcd, but no persons were In
jured. The trains w'ere delayed for
several hours, '>
Ilaruvrell Toucher*’ Inwtitule.
The teachers of the county are ear
nestly requested to attend a meeting*
of the Institute at BlackvTUe on De
cember 19ih, 1878. A full attendance
,of tcachets is desired, as business of
importance will be discussed.
By older of W. B. Cahson, D D,
""T - President.
En. L. Chvicss, Secretary.
Oflice of IFemocmtlc County
4'huiriunn.
Blackville, B. C., Dec. 2,1878. !
To Club Chairmen:
; Bj' aetton of the Executive Ot'ffl-
raitre of the county the local clubs are
assese^d at the rate of twenty-five
cents for each member, for the pur
pose of rdisiDg n fund to pay the de
ficiency In tbe assessment for cam
paign purposes and also to defray
tbe expenses of those who bave been
prosecuted for alleged violation of
Iprrat
S*miU* wUUTllF tVOftl.D in it. t-ffurts to carry out
the Miiy-kwautlimit. He believes THK WftlU.D
to he a paper which Southern citfeett* utul I>cm<-
ernt, cun m.milneml to Smthcrn rentiers ok an in- b
fliu itje worthy ami important to he hroupht rtt l>e»r otlief llOUSC JSoutl
'with eon-tantly Tn?m8HiK nowmrpwn tlwcuiHtuet 1 0 , , i- .•
nf our national affair., in the inten-st ,if truth, uf Jh.^ camplei sent OU application. UhargCS
tire and Imnnoiiv aniunx imr pcopl.' of all section.. |
It is my desire to keep THE WOULD in a living j
relation with the host thought of the South, to the
end that the best ideas, wishes and fecllii*. of the
Suvlhem p -ople may bcrlesirly and I'aitlv maile knowrn
tdilie North,the East and the West. Alike in private
and in' public affairs the misund mtumllug of
men by one ano:her lies at the mot of so much avit
tliat the Word itself has come to Ik 1 « synonym
with quarreling and strife, it was a wise saying of
l/wd Elgin, at the tune of otic of our sliariiest dis
pute, with (ireact Britain, that t wo inttliigent gen
tlemen alone on a rafl in tbe Atlantic with plenary
powers could adjust the whole matter in an hour.
TH i WOHLD simply asks it. friends at the South
to ahi it to bringing algml a complete meeting of
m'inds on all public questions between the iutclligeut
citiaens of all part, of thc Union.
—__ * WHst.-hVM"ltE!fftY1ttT;BEKT.
Iii goods purcbasctl from us than any
J' -V--
prepaid on all goods over ami above 8 10
-^slupped C. 0 D. or for Post Oflice
order. Please 'mention this paper iu
ordering goods..
UTiCDCOTT, mMOlCT it CO.,
‘ 275 KING STREET,
oc31-1 y Cl J A BLESTON, S. C.
TlaKMht.
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T ~ - 1ekms:
• * • .dp -
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MBS. M. J. ARCHER, Proprietress,
29 Georgest., cor. King,
uov28-ly yr . Charleston, 8. C-
Barney MioLemore
HAS JUST OPENED
At Christie's Old Stand,
WHERE he is prepared to furnish his
friends with Ihe choicest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. In connection with his liar he
has also opened a RESTAURANT. Parties
attending the Fair can get meal* on very
reasonable terms. eet91-3*i
. Application for Final Discharge.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thst I will
apply to the Judge of Probate, at bis of-
ttc*\ In Barnwell, on the 7th day of D£-
('EMBFU n< xt, at H o’clock a. m., for a
dual discharge as Administrator of the
cstUe of Mary Ann Presay, deceased.
J. J. bltAHHAM,
novU-i Adnlnkrtcator and C. C. C.
Billiard Table for Sale!
\ Splendi I Billl'ird Table. Decker &
l\. Co., Makers, lo first clase order,
for sale at a vety low price. Apply to
H. ASHER,
nov28 Blackville,
1878 1878
FALL AM) WINTER MILLINERY.
M ISS L. J. LECKIE solicits the
La rib s of Barnwell to call ami
examine her splendid stock of New
wad Fesliiousbl* Fall end Winter li-m-
nets snd Hats. French Flowere, Feath
ers, Hi I k«, Ribbons, &e. Also a n:ce
elry, real and imitation Hair Goods,
Z -phyrs. Mottoes an'l Motto Frames,
with iminy other Fancy Articles which
I will be pleased to show, and will self
at Low Figures.
Orders promptly fl’led. Call and
examine at L J. LECKIE’S,
_ 183 Broad Street,
* Augusta, Ga.
Chas. Pedunan,
mmmLi 8, ft*
DEALERIM
Dry Good**, Groceries, BqoD, Shoe*,
Hats, Caps, Olotbing, Hard warn,
Cutlery, Notions, &c., Ac.
EKI'S CONSTANTLY C\N T H AND
be best brands of Wines, Liquors,
Beer, Tobacco, nod Clgaro, at prices
which defy competition.
Give me a call when yon come to
Barnwell and you shall not leave dis
satisfied.
,X)n my table will be found the best
tbe market affords.
Those Indebted to me must come
forward nnd settle, or 1 will potdtlvtly
not advance to them f«>r another y**ar.
CHARLES PECHMAN.
se[26-3mo
Best INSTRUMENTS Manufactured
LOWEST PRICES - IN AMERICA.
, ■ jjj T ’p’
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETiriON !1
_
CdftipleW In Every pepartmont
Perfect Satlsfactioo Gaar&nteed ! !
: ^ : I ■ •- “ &
Numerous testimonials from purblia»ers jn
lids amt the adjoining Nmles «ohiir*i Ue
above. Mill establish the fact dial prices St
Tiik AriiVaTX Ml alt; Hotisr. are lower dian in
New York, Boston, Philadelphu or Balti
more. ! . ' ]
8 4 TO 810 MONTHLY!
I-eadiug Millinery {UfeSRiiurat
OF AUGUSTA. . - *
Af ulc nrAmcrica
Music by Mall or Express Every Day
Orders Filled on Drty of Rccoptiou ! !
GOODS EXPRESSED to any Point
T.M.H.O.T.S.
* TUNING AND REPAIlilNG
By 0. H. TAYLOB, the only Author
ized Tuner of the Augusta Music
House.
0.0- Robinson fcCo.<.
265 Broad St., Augusta, Ua.
an29 .. ll —-—_
Gold.
Great chance to make mo
ney. If you can’t get gold
you can gdt greentjacks.
Wo need aperaon in every tpwt. . take sub*
acription* for the largort, cheapest and best
illustrate*! family publication in the world
Any op* oan In-come a aucversful agent. The
moat elegant works of art given free to sub.
sertbera. The price is so lour’-that almost
everybody subscribes. One agent reports
making over $150 In a week. A Indy agent
reports taking- ortt-HX) stdi'icriberi* in tea
days. All who engage make money fast.
You can devote a l your time to thebusinsss,
or only your spare time- Y ou need hot bs
away from home over night You can do it
os well os others. Full partinnlars, direo*
tlonsand terms free. Elegant and expensive
outfit <Ye4. If you want profitable work
scud us your address at once. It costs noth
ing to try the busiaesa. No oae who ea.
gage* fails to make great pay. Addriss “The
People’s Jonrnal,” Portland, Maine. jan8 ly
New Goods!
¥ A M NO .V RECEIVING A FBESH STOCK
1 of
Goods, consisting of
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware,
Urooeries,
Crocksry-Ware,
Machine OIL
Kcrueeoe OIL —^r
Neatefoot Ott,
1 urn ip Heed.
Bagging and Ties.
T. Markwalterk
IM hKBKK WOIKKW,
Broad St.i (heuf Lower Market),
Augusta, Ga.
AUGUSTA CROCKERY HOUSE
¥. C JSttOB.
1 -'- IMfOB^Kk Altb JOBBER OV
• V " ‘ ‘ ' v . V : i- ic- .i J )
Glass, Chine, Earthenware, Lamm:
Bracket-*. Chandelier-a and House
re Furaiehing Goodfi. <
No. 297 Broad Street,
XTTOUMXA, OXBOtioiA,
(8 Doer* Bduti ^ Richards A Broe.l
'>^4
1* all line of Fancy VascS‘ Ornaments,
^ nov21-3tno
BB, P. F, SX0KSI3,
DRUGGIST AND APOTrtSCABY,
> BLACJfVlLLE, 8 0^
H AS on hand and is constantly re
viving a well selected stock of
pnr& Druge; Chemicals, Palate, Olla.
Perfumeiy; Toilet Brio-a-Brac, Patent
Mediclues and Druggists sundries
which be offers on ths.nkOat rtasooaMe
terms far cash or coantry produee.
Professional calls lo town or country
promptly attended to. ee|>26 tf
W-
MRS. N. BRUM CLARK
OpiACm orders tor Bats, Bonnets
U and Fancy Gooda. . .,
All the leading nhapea Ih Rati and
Bonnets. Prices low. . p
r *iock of Fringe, Ribbons.
Lsrea. Hair Switches, &c.
Zephyr, Card Board, Jewelry, Ad,
J-T” 251 Broad Street,
D0V * 1 3 * Augusta, Ga. Jt
’! r I L. TOBIN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ALLENDALE. sbUTH c||Jlpit5fA
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MIDWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pricficcs Jn afl tbe cJtjrtST
i—
1 re*.
MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES, an! Mar-
ble Work gtaerally always on hand or made
toorder. A large seteciion ready for totter
ing and delivery at shortest notice. Several -
huadfals of new .leaigns of the most modern .* r £ i f
style of MouumenlM furuiahed at a lower
price than ever before in this market, find of
the bert wurkmatiaMp, sTmilar to that of the
new CONSIDERATE MONUMENT recently
erected by me ill Augusta. ocl0»6nio
fo&gale,*
BU8H tL8 genulnu select Red
tJKJy Rust Proof Osfa. .Trios,JOa
FINE ’
ms in. m
URIAH DUNN
HAS Just received another drofe of fine
Kentucky
HORSES AND MULES
which have been selected fur thc coming
Season, and in Titos the careful insptctioiutf
the lovers of Horse flesh.
His fin« new NTA BLEU. in-front ofMrs. |
tinil's old stand, are now cdsapleted, aofti.
parties ran have their Stock well attended to
at very moderate,ra;«fl. URIAH DUNN.
0«24-tf ; i y‘ j:'- ,
FRtSIl APIUVAL OF UXDMTO'S
WARRASTED garden seeds.
Cabbflgfca and Garden
Peas. Also, red ahd white Onion
Sets, large assortment of Flower
Seeds, Tinware, Willow Ware and
Wooden Ware, Agricultural Imple
ments. Ac. , WM. J. MILLER,
(Sign of Plow), 353 King BL,
ocl7-3mo Obarleatou, 8. C.'
Dr. Henry J. Mouzon,
Surgeon X)entist>
To which I Invite the attention of the
people* of Barnwell and Orangeburg coun
tl< s I will guarantee t • sell as cheap aa
the gowds deu be sold-for eaah.
YoOt 1 'patronage f» respectfully s<fltnt«8
G E. STEADMaN. Agent,
BLACKY ILL!., 8. C.
auglS-tf (MPt • * Jt iw 5 p f f |
A Htore in the town of Williston, size
35X6) (eet; Ulaas front, hi eefitral portion
oft he business portion of the town. Tertps
moderate.
Apply
Julyidhtf
To Rf Bt.
J. D. BBOy.’N,
itotoi»,».a
milt
per bushel,sacked and delivered at de-
P 1 d. Five cents par Uushel less when
sacks are furnished.
Also BerksliIre plga, from the beat
blood in the Lotted States.
For further information call on or
ad drees J. R HAIIC^.
0<17 ^ _ Elko, 0. G
A. P. SXBj.UXU. £. H. WUlUXt/.NX.
STlUItE&VtniUI
' fit-CTESSOBi ' "TV.
J. H.WI HHMANN ft
WB0LK8ALK DgALKSg IX
Wlnea, Liquors, Tobacco, Segara and
Older Vinegar.
120 EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, S. C. ,
Thlrijf-flva years In bualoeaa, and
the oMeat merchant on the Bay.
•cl7-3mo
Wf
Savannah ahd Charleston RaUroad Co.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. •
Cm^bmcstok, 8. €:j Jin. 5,1878.
On artft hfter Monday, January 7,1870, »W
trains on this Roadie iff leave Depot of ' ’
Northeoatern Railroad a* folloiri: . ?«
t’tnt Mail Daily. -
Leave Charleston - - . . 8 15 a..*!.
Arrive at Savannah - - - 9 0Q ; n!»* '
Lyave Savannah .... r, QrtC m \
Arrive Charleston - ] 1 00 p. or.
Accommodation Train, Suinlay* Kreepted.
Leave Charleaton
Arrive at Augusu
Arrive Fort Royal
Arrive Savannah -
LeavJ Savannah
Lear* AngustA r '
Leaf r Port Rwyal
Arrive Charleston •
8 00 a. so. ,
5 16 p.m.
* * ‘ *«0p.a^- j
'••illss.
- - 6 80 p. m.
* Di^lU putunyer, Sunday* Excepted.
Leave Charleston - . - 8 50 r m
Arrive Fort Royal - . .6 45^
Arrive Savannah - - - 7 25 a.m.
beava Savannah - - JO P0 p! m.
Leave Aaguafa • . - 9 00 p. m.
- 8 46a. m.
S v
i-jr
Arrive Charleston
Fast mail train will only stop at AdaSuf
Run, Yemassce, Grab am ville and MotUei'h.
Accommodation train pill stop at all s«a«
tions onlniavuqd awd—“ .
for AtiguoM fiS<|
on the Fotf P
malf
a ;i#t
oyal aad all stations
ties,
reaped-
1 to the
^ m HiP,.;coda*
Office on Railroad avenue, opposite
—Rev. W. D. McMillan, Messrs
Dibble A Izlar, Blackville; Major J. J.
Utwbbam. Barnwell C. H.; Rev. W. F. Mou-
son, Bamhergi tv -« 1
DR. MOUZON wtM be at Barnwell on the
first Monday in each mouth. ,
JunclMm
Fast mail maxes connection for polnls Ig
Ffsrida and Georgia. -• 1 fci’ii? re * f
C/S. GADSDEN, Knyr. and Saot. red
,Rngr. and Sapt-’re
S. C. Bor taro*. G f f. aad T. Agent.
was
*f
S. LEIBMA3ST.
cst^lif
OFFICES: 118
, j So
All businWpromptly
Brfkrence* -J. IT. Fhrk
C#.,Geo -W, Williamsft Co-.
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