The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 05, 1878, Image 4
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W. B. Johoson, r «D ttoglishiMi ot
«oei(d*mble lnteUteri.ee, wbo 'b*»
Uvioff In the vklnlty off
tb« pMt tour or Ore ye*rn, *n* I art
wwek arrMtcd and committed to
•msIod of ootto blank aohool certlfl-
which he filled oat and alcpod
the name of Rot. J. 0. Browne. bchool
Commleaioner. Thooe he disposed of
ft different time* to J. O. Steed man,
£oq., at a dleoount to the amount of
fSSfi. Mr. flteedman'e stmpVdon t»e-
eame aronaed by Johnson coming with
no many and no often. He saw l be
School CommUatoaer and learned that
In had only Iseaed; three certlflcatea
the present ncbolMtle year. Johnson
has a wife andtwochildren,snastw^es
that hetwas In debt, and eommltted
the forgery to raise monbytoTnertlds
preaelnK neorueltlee. He bill probably
be tried at the extra term Ip January,
and be eeot to the penitentiary.
Ramon.Otmuon in Scimm.—Hiram
Poole. Charley Weelry, Ben Boone and
hnd MoDanlew, all colored, have been
arrested and eonflo'Hl In JaillupoD s
warrant of Trial Justice L. 1* Fraser,
Jr, obarged an the oatb of Toby Low
ry, colored, of the Swimming Pene
neighborhood, wfth the crime of arson,
burning his house containing 2,600
pounds of fodder, 5PI pounds of hay,
MO pounds of rice straw snd a lot of
shucks. The bouse was within twenty
atspa of his dweUing-bouse. Mo III
feeling had existed between the parties
farther than that Toby Lowry Ig a
Democrat and voted the Democratic
ticket In the late election. It Is ru
mored that* they threatened to burn
•ut all the “ Democratic niggers,” and
then begin on the whitee.—[True
Southron.
No. 118 KINO STREET,
S. c,
Mr. Creed Whipple, of Philade’phia,
k one of the prosperous patriot*. He
has gone out from the Union League
Club with M,000 dollars ol the chib's
moqey, and his present address is not to
be hsd. Possibly he will settle in South
Carolina snd become a correspondent.
The dispatch ol yesterday failed to men
tion the color of his hair, but his long
connection with (he e ub (he has been
its glorious secretary 6ftcen years) un
doubtedly fits him for find-class cam
paign work. Mr. Whipple is but one
of unhuy thousands who have made loy
alty profitable, and not much fuss is
likely to be raised over his smartness.
The Hampton Herald of last week
says: Anderson Farrow,- an Indus
trious colored man owning a small
farm, baa produced and gathered this
year with one little mule 11 bales of
cotton, averaging 612 pounds, 90 bush
els of corn, 80 bushels of potatoes and
10 bushels of peas; Id addition to which,
beings blacksmith,be baa earned about
6100 nt the anviL Anderson Is an In-
dustrloos man and says be enjoys the
fruits of bis labor under the Demo-
oratio government, and although a Re
publican In nil former (lections, he
voted the entire Democratic ticket on
the 6th Instant —
The Memphis telegraphers stood by
one another nod died at their
posts like heroes daring the weeks of
plague. Out of twenty-five men em
ployed In the service eleven died, nine
recovered snd five escaped; but luas*
much as there were several newcom
ers, only one man baa bad the good
fortune to hold hie ground from first
This man was Putman, and
many a long night wbH* the fever, hm
g be wae the only man In the
raging _ _
operating room. The manager, the
operators and clerks went down one
after another until he was the only
man left to oope with the enormous
preee of buaio<
Since the ghouls stole A. T. Stewart’s
remains a strict watch Is kept over the
vanlt In which the body of Commo
dore Vanderbilt repoaea. The vault
la believed to be secure. There are
two iron doors to it through which a
person mnst pass, and these doors are
secured by heavy bolts, locks and
chains. William H. Vanberbitt has
had the ooffin In which the remains of
the Commodore are indoeed walled In
with mason work.
An Interview with Alexander H. Ste
phens Is published, lo which he ex-
K races his approval of the Preeldeut’s
uthern policy, to which he did not
understand that there Was going to be
any change, and his disapproval of
Senator Hill’s letter criticizing the
President's course.
From a careful estimate of the mon
eys collected 1% the Horth and West
fox the benefit of the yellow fever suf
ferers of the South, It appears that
the total amount was 81.320,000. The
amount forwarded from Liverpool
nod other foreign cities aggregate
*3*000.
The South Carolina Railroad are
ereotlog a water tank near the depot
at Langley, to run by water power.
This la the first of the kind on the line
of the road. The Idea originated with
Mr. J. H. Burpkbalter r the superinten
dent of the road. No doubt If this
succeeds others will follow.
A man named Smith, of New York
dropped dead on receiving the news
that be had been elected to Oongreee.
He preferred death to dishonor.—(Chi
cago Times.
Advertiser
Still
and
ffulsb
Earing already
fie. Governors Hampton, Vance nod
Nloholls, and GenerSa^atler, Gary
and others. Printed on n new Co th
rall & Babcock Frees, and using fins
It Is the cheapest
Calhoun, McDuf-
lllustrated paper lo America; only *2
AJdre ”- ADTEBT182R,
Edgefit-ld, 8. C.
T)BOVK
X btau
)VED Bills of the Bank of
_ State of South Carolina for Taxes
sod Redemption of Lands,
roa sax* it
86 BROAD STREW,
CHARLESTON, S. d.,
Agents for Securities and
Rssl Estate.
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.* MANUFACTURER OF DEALER IN 1 "
iMuiu. Japanned and Planished Tinware, .
Home Furnishing Goods,
Kerosene Stoves arid Fixtures, *
Cooking Stoves anti Portable
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Parlor, Office anti Stove Heaters.
—’Aiio AutiT fUA—
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The Famous “TIMES” Cook Stove.
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FIRE BOX
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FOR LONG WOOD
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ACTING
FLUES
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DEEP
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CROSSBAR.
(ID IIEDAL AfflRDID AT THE LCIMXA STATE FAffi, 1873.,
First Premium awarded at the York County, Pa , Fair, 1876; ab** at Laurcl.
Del., 1876. Special Diploma awarded at the GeorgU.SUffe'tStir, 1876 r ; ak'j at
Felton, 1875.
GT Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.
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PETER KEENAN
MANtVACrUHRR AND OKNERAL DEALElt IN
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BOOTS A1VD SHOES.
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT.
I offer the finest fitting goods to be found
in the market, ut Inner prices than any house
in Georgia, quality considered. I have al
ways in stock n full assortment of French
Kid Boots of superior make, besides a general
stock of medium qualities, which we offer al
bargains, aTso a.very great variety'of Slip
pers, Newport Tics, etc., at populai prices.
MISSES’ DEPARTMENT.
A grand display of prime made Button
Bools, for dress and seliool wear, at lowest
wholesale figures. Also offer bargains in
Boys’, Misses’ ami Childrens' Goods to at
tract'he family trudeof Georgia and South
Carouaa.,
INFANTS* WEAR,
Of every grade and sty’.e, from the com
mon to the finest, iiew York work at the
cheapest possible prices.
GENTS’ DEPARTMENT
Embraces a warranted-stock of Fashion
able fthoee, Bools and Gaiters, made espe
cially for retail, equal to any custom Work,
nt half its cost. Besides a large assortment
of medium grades, tor working people.
About 200 cases of the above named work
now on sale. Polite attention and strictly.
Fair Dealing for all.
Peter Keenan,
ool0-3ino Central Hotel Block.
Augusta Shoe House,
233 BROAD STREET,
_ (OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL),
Fall 1 Winter Stock Boots 1 Shoes
VERY variety of Goode in my line can be found at my Store. Fine Goods
i for Men’s and Ladies’ wear a specialty
aud domestic use sold at the lowest prices.
scp26 .'lino
Also, all qualities for plantation
W. 8. ROYAL.
OTTO P. IVEITKRSi
Wholesale Grocer,
—AND DEALER IN—
Segars, Liquors and Tobacco.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
Also, I. T. & J. G. Frost & Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brothers’
celebrated Butter Crockers.
sep26 ly Nos. 108,110,112 and 181 East Bay,.Charleston, S. C.
c,
At Blackville, 8.
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Grand Opening
Ol the Fall Campai
No Succesajul Opposition to my Run I
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I am just from the Northern markets, where I have sp^nt-n month In care
fully selecting and purchasing one of the fullest and most complete stocks of
General Merchandise ever brought into this State. I guarantee satisfaction to
one and all and defy competition in prices, styles and quality anywhere in the
State. Call for yourselveu and examine my splendid
DRV GOODS STORE
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-Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Ccr. Broad and Jackson SETSipla, Caf
1 8 now filled to-ovetfl-»wlog-wlth-ihe-choicest stock of Fall snd Winter Drv
L Goods, Notion*, £c, the market can afford. Bought strictly for cuh; ancl
(BURKE CORNER),
Ar-W E? U S t, ^
frVWt
to beseM In aooordacoe with the times.
I have just retsrned from the Northern markers, where I ba've bOHirht all
the Iiibst styles of Drees Goods, in black and Colors, ojieap enough to please
any reasonable buyer. Special inducements offered fn black and colored Silks,
Trimming-Sint and French Novelty patterns, double widths for overskirts. A
beautiful line of Ladies’and Misses' Fancy Hose, Mens’ half Hose, Gents’ and
Ladies' neck wear, In the prettiest styles ; Corsets and a most excellent line of
Notions, at a drive. Gentlemen and Ladles’ furnishing goods, Ladles’ cloaks
aud cloak material, Ladb a’cloth water proof, at hard pan prices. Black Doe-
okios, Broad Cloths, Cassimers, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Georgia. Plains and
Twills, White and colored 10, 11 and 12 4 Blankets. Black Cashmere and
colored Shawls, in single and double widths. Buggy Blankets, Buffalo Robes,
&c., Ac.
I ask a careful examination, and defy competition In low prices. Nothing
knowingly misrepresented. Polite attention given to customers. Samples
sent to any address on application, and express charges paid on ali bills of $5
and upwards. Special attention given to orders. *
OClC-Sru* JAMES MILLER. (THIUcr’s Corwer.)
24| and 243 West RiiUiiuora Street, Let wcon CiarlcS arid ’Hanover Street^
BALTIMORE, MD.
PRESS GOODS,
-sepS'Cmo
SHAWLS, WHITE HOODS. CASSIMEkES, ETC.
FALI^AJTD WINTER
A G-REETING- TO THE pfeoPLE
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■ CHI WHAM,
J. P. Browne^Agent,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CROCKERY, CHINa AND GLASSWARE
Corner of King and Liberty StreeU, Charleston, South Carolina-
CASH DRY (.DOItS STORE
Orders solieltod for the above goods, and prices guaranteed Wth BaUlmores
N e w Y"rk or-Boston. — ' 1 ocl7-ona
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JAS. W. TURLEY.
^ 2GO BROAD STREET, Ai G^-STA, GA*
TTAYING just returned from the Northern markets, ! nm pleased to announce
to my manyrpntrons Hint. I can offer greater imlucemetrts this stwsorr than
have ever before becif presented to the people.
My tiicnds will see hotr utterly impossible it is to enumerate nli (lie things in a
Dry GpciUJ?lorc. . My eustbUters can .rely on my stock supplyjnjg anything that
they can think of or desire. Rerid your orders, wafr^contldCnCTT,for anytliin
WU^LKSALE AND RETAIL pSALER IN
STOVES, TINWARE. &C. x
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EXCKLSIOR COOK-HOT BLAST,
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IVIPK*M«D IS7S.
You shall not be disappointed. De.-biihe as neariy -fis you tan nlwt -you want, and 4by J otn-
er hig.li-hearth Stove ii.
the market, j.
It- .has large single
oven doors, artistically
about the price you want to pay.
I Have an Immense Stock of Turner’s World
Renowned Black Alpacas and Bii lauteens, from the lowest prices to the most ex- aaedTinrV vr'ith'tin
pensive fabric; also Blankets,~Wnoi Flannels, Canton l lmnels, Broadi-lotlis, n nd f fitted with bright _
Suitings for Men and Boys, Kentucky Jems and CassiniereSt;4)ress Gowls, t loaks, turn buclcs f hqgo bo:'
Shawls. Fine Hosiery f»r Men, Women and Children, Men’s, Youth’s and Child- blast fin*door, awirrging
ren’s Winter Hats—New Department—Men’s, Wotnen s and Cn’t
Hamburg Edgings, ctr.
Iren’s Gloves,
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hearth-p’nu>. and deep
ashpit w ith Hpcarsv i*at“
Vnt Baled :k»li, l!^»''ft?id
a'.f irfg grate.
The <oven i* large nn<
Exactly. ,,r
J j Soarrangeil as to b«
CLQA.KB-nnd SHAWI^S of tW Latent 1 ca V k . t i' tc ’ c " n -
Jr*ariaiau Styles.
I will fill all orders for customers who may select from Samples or Price
List, in whatever quantity they may be pleased to order, at piece price, thus cua-|
bling my pitrona to purchase goods at their Louies cheaper titan the regular retail
price, ami also save the trouble and expense incurred in coming to Augusta. I will .
send goods C. O. D., and pay freight on all parcels amounting to $10 and over.
My friends in the country wlio may not nc’d 8l<t worth themselves, can take
small orders from their neighbors^and send them with their own ; if they amount
to $10 or over I will fill each separate* tie up separate, and separate memorandums
of each amount, and then enclose all in one Express parcel aud have them deliver--
ered free ol clttlfgCT
top,
It ha» a large
y rwriilrd wTfli
gle s I'atrnt Gas Burn
ing l.<mg Oivisinnd’iece,
;.hf best truss piece ta
ISC.
.AH the moulding* e'f
he 8iore are heavy,
.ml it* de-igi> and 'dr-
. i aui en t a l inn w ill Sfit ijity
he most vriiical taste.
For AoiWl. the Stove
is fitted with a Patent
Combined 'V<mh1 Grate
.nd . r ife Ih<g. an .‘n-
t r L' ncWItVY mgein'e't,
tud the imiHt diirable
wood grate in use.
:y, 1
\ . Ft) UK SiZKS.
6 inch. 824. 7 inch, *27. * 8 inch, $32. 9 I .eh. $80.
No. t» Mei>?tujTS, fttll sjt -of ware. $12 ; Pin. 7 Step Staves, full set ol ware,
$14 to $lf>; No. 6 BVt Top Stoves MUall, full s t of ware, $.15. Heating stoves
of a'l styles anil prices. - * .
Cnll and tec them, or sMkJ for(ircitlnr,b* f-Ve purchasing tW:where.
. ., LhisL. 14x20 inch t harem) Tfo PLui*. Bright, 87 per box; ban 14x2'* inch
Roofing Tiu Plate. $(j SO per Ujx ; bolder, 2f*. 1, lie. |> i r pottml.
For sale by \W. I.
ne10-8mo \ 2tb» Btoad stre t, Attt:ii-tw. La. ■ -
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fy Please send for Package of Samples.
James W. Turley,
ocl7—3m m AUGUSTA, *iA.
DAY, TANNAHILL & Co. 9
. - AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
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“ii Manufiicturcrs'and Dealers in
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Carriac:©s. Wacrons, Harness and Saddlery,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carriage Material, Leather, Shoe Findings,
Leather and Gum Belting; Packing, J
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stock of Ready-made
Clothing. Gents and bejm 1° the latest Parisian styles In any
quality of suit from the “every day gb-about” to the handsomest “wedding
outfit” and at prleeo to suit all.
My superb stock of Boots and Shoes for Gents, Youths. Ladles and Children
cant be beat anywhere. In fact I have n full and complete assortment of any
and everything you want to buy In the way of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Hosiery,
Yankee Notions, Showcase Goods and everything else besides./-—1
A choice line of Groceries, Canned Goods an J Liquors.
Can set you up housekeeping from the nicest bed-room and parlot sets of
furniture to the frying-pan in the kitchen. , ^
- you will also find a choice lot of Mules and Horses In my Sale Stables,
bought In-person in the Western markets at bottom figures for cash and will
be sold to your advantage. When you have purchased a horse or mule I can
then supply you wNb as good a set of Harness or saddle as you deeire and on
- The nttention-of merchants ami consumer* is duectcd to our full ami compVc
assortment of goods mail the above branches and to the great reduction in prices.
Persons favoring Us with their orders may rely on getting the best goods at lowest
figures. • .
SPECIALTIES.
The One-Hoigp Wagon, pronounced the best wagon in (he market.
—The famous Jackson Wagon, two, three and four horse.
» The Wilson, Childs A Co. Philadelphia Wagon, the strongest, lightest draft
iron axle Wagon known to the trade. It has stiff tongue, old fariiioued hounds
and coupling, wedge spokes, hamniered axles and five feet hind wheels.
Tlte Cortland Platform Spring Wagon, the wagon of the period for business
or pleasure. Lightest spring wagon tor its capacity known.
Our sto:k ol Buggies nud Pockaways is complete, of best manufacture, and
at greatly reduced price j. Childrens’ Carriages in great variety. Boys’ Wagons,
all sizes and prices.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf and Kip Skins,
Linings, Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Crimps, Tools of ell kinds.
. Buggy Umbrellas, W'liips, Trunks, Collars, Ac., Ac.. ...i.
Day, Tannahill & Co.
mar28-ly 225 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,
Corner of’ Bread and "Washington^Street*
• APIHJBTAi gg(ULfllifcx_
lias been Thoroughly. Renovated, dTemodeled - aiwf Newly Furnislri
jjgy-The Office of the Hotel will be open during the night, and guests*
will be received, or called at any hour. , I •
‘ sal a lioAim. ^2,00,
mUOm WM MOORE Prop’r-
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Shirts, 15c.
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Shirts, 75e.
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AMSUTTA SHIRTS, with fine Linen Bo'suin, finished compTcte, fel
the Laundry, only 75c. each.
Lad cs’aud Children’s Underwear equally low at
LANGLEY BROS.,
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sepl2 .3mo 164 KING STREET, CH ARLESTON, S, 0.
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tbn easiest terms.
J9*Ju8t call In and look and we guarantee to give ybu satisfaction.
SIMON BROWN.
»ug22-tf BLACKVltLE, a c
Hiram W • Friedenwald,
—WITH— «
WIESENFELD & CO.,
Wholesale Clathier*,
-AND JOBBERS OF—-- H
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Clotk?, CtssiMRs, Coalings, Sattiiells, Tweeds, Kerseys, Jews, Ac.
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No. 242 West Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE’
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J. H. PARKER, & CO.
Factors and Commission Merchants.
>; COTTON AND NAVAL 8T0BLS, X/
Acoommodation Wharf and Vender Range, Charleston, South Carolina.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments. - - ^
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Furniture and Bedding
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‘tVliolesale Grocers,
Retlistillers and Rectifiers,
Liquors of all Kinds,
NO. 2 WARREN BLOCK, JACKSON STREET,
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Augusta, Ga.
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T. S. NIPSON.
J. C. R. J
Nip§on & Mnhiiiin^,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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Boots and Shoes, Tranks, Bags, Etc.
233 King Streot, Near Market Street, Charleston. S- C<
. Particular attcntiotjjpiven to filling of Ofdera, and all Goods gunfsnteed a» fop-,
resented. auglS-Cm
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F. W. WAOKXEB.
O. A.
NDEBTAKJNG lo all Its branches. Sunday and night calls over the Store,
at 147 and 149 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
G. V. DfGRAAF.
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HENRY MAY.
8. W. WASENEB & 6&r
CSABLESXOH. 8. 0. f:
COTTON FACTORS AND WHOLESAtfi GROCERS
Cotton Offices, 15 and 17 Vendue Range.
Grocer House, 163 and’165 East Bay, 2 and 4 Queen Street
Agents for Georgia Grange Fertilizer and Celebrated Hook
Also, sole Agent for Old Crow Whakey.
Liberal advances made on consigutiicuts of Colton. j ^plJ-Omo
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