The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, February 27, 1879, Image 3
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Local' News.
Amenta air The People
Wlilluton —O. 4. Phillips.
Elko—B. 0. Stansell.
Illackvlllo—Ma,). 0. E. stjiadmah.
(iraharns -W. M. t.ACTHKH j'
Uambwrir—Ki B. Ftlek.
ATfiudale—\V. < v4«iK6 <x
Cbari-Mton—li. St. Alexander.
Oar subscribers ami mlyArtlsets oan -.Ttll
up' n the neaxpst Asrent wheoeve th«»y
wish to s«*ttle thslr ac ouut^. 'O jx. Arfoiit->
are authoi ix*<i to rooelvs ami ^tve rot eip's
for all moneys duo us. H
Bedbe making contracts for adver*
tlslng call at The Pk> plk office and get
our rates. Iso one can or shall do
better or cneaper work than we.
T'aavt 4'iilendar.
Since our last the following cases have
been disposed of :
John Hand/, obtaining goods under
false pretenses; guilty.
Jim Nelson, grand latceny; guilty.
Special presentment of Grand Jury
*TTgai'QSt J. D. Allen, Esq.', tiialand MWe from h^r
a:.... i i "f fire beitei and we hope busier
Calendar
Methwdl*
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The First Quarterly Coofqrcnee for
tbe Barnwell Circuit will convene at
reilueed prices at which
docks aro being sold. .
John T. Bothwell, Ordinary of Itich*
haond eounty, Oa., and for many years
a leading 1 merchant of Augusta, died "^ oan, Saturday before the tbiid Sun*
D. w. GbnuH% At 1 '*® 1 wee!t - d"? to March. Rev. Manning Brown,
James Moors, an old resident of this lhc Vrc »'t'"S Elder, will preach on ihib
county, but who moved to Augusta,' Ul *d a y a p<l Spiiday, at 11 o clock a. m.
tJ-o.vtme ye*t> ago,died at that place #t Siloam; at half.past eeven at Barn-
1 well CYlT, iu tbo rresbyteiWA Chprch.
On Mondaf night a disastrous fire
swept away a large part of the bus-
loess posdoo of the thriving town of
Bamberg. The fire originated In Bahl-
mvau’s bar-room about mtilnltfbt, and.
owing to tbs liiflimmsbie nature of
the Mtljuoeul buil lltius. spread rapidly
and irresistibly. Tile railroad depot
kud the entiie block south of It were
burned. Suhlman’s bar-room, store#
of MtHure. Roenett, Rice, Copa*
laud, 8. W. J .hnsoh, S. J. Hattzog, A.
B: Hoote,, dp Brq
0o„ J, W. Rice and H. J. Brabham, the
dr tiff store of Dr. L. A. Wricht, post^'
offie** and the Bimtoerff Hotel, werw
cOtnpb'Tfly (jWBtniyed. On—tbe north* Yifi Hal in d«y last,
sid*' of the railroad the law office# of
M* s^ps. J M Skinner ami A. C. Dibble,
the tianfchiff house of Hon. I. S. B«m-
bt rg, th'* ateres «>f Messrs, A iwois &
Mdes sad Copeland and the Ant ley
House caught on fire, but were saved.
Some gtxids were also saved. The loss
is heavy, but mostly covered by insur
aace. Both whites and <K>iored wonted
eameetly and harmoniously, showing
the good will between the races in a
straight out Demooratic town. With
conshlerabie energy the railroad of
ficials relate! the track and bad the
train running through town early next
merning, and the telegraph operator
opened a new office under a tree and
was spreading the news before break
fast time. Bamberg will be speedily
The guano trade Is improving;
The school boys ,1m one township
have given up the problem in our last
as uusolvable. Next.
We have never known grew ter
changes in time than are shown by the
Mr. Frank Clark, of the popularflrm
of Duobkrrtfark & Co., Augusta, Ga.,
has been in town for the past few days.
Mr. Clark is as handsom e and engag,-
J«yC» «Wi »od If . Wosu ell the beet
advertisement the Brm could put out
Meettag.
The good fiieud who oent us a hot* i
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Change, for the time being, I will
tie of capital brandy last week will ptet'ph at "Pierce s Chapel on the fourth
please m-cept our thunks for thi 1 s«m** J ^ ,un ^ rt y ' n March instead of the third,
Ah there are,u" snakes near our iifflce, and 5* New Hope on the second instead
for compounding criminal charge and
other official misconduct.
J. A. Simmons, arson ; not guilty.
Wm. Bull, assault with a deadly wcap
on; guilty.
John Bostock, murder; guilty ofuian-
slaughter. .
Joe Edward*, burglary and larceny;
guilty.
Ifenry Hiers and George Eunis, bur
glary and larceny; not guilty.
Wm. Johnsou, alias Sweet William,
Assault with intent to rape ; not guilty.
Jolm Rowe, bastardy ; gtli ty.
Joseph E. Smoke and John Rivers,
removing property levied on ; guiliy and
recommended to mercy.
sentence#.
John Bostock, 3 years in penitentiary-
John Handy, 0 lupnths in peuiten.
tlary.
Jim Nelson, 18 mouths in peniten-
tiaiy.
Richard Boyles, 1 year in peniten
tiary.
Joe Edwards;^ years in penitentiary.
Jim Allen, Jr., -2 years in pen ten*
Gary.
John h^t, 2 years in penitentiary.
Wm^URf. J motiths in county j jl.
Hinton Gave, Joe Smoke and John
Rivers, appeal, scale 1 sep enees.
John Rowe, basUrdy, ordered to
find bond.
’1 he Giand d ur y found a true hi!'
against George V. Bourke, for H-ssault
with intent to kill, and assault and but
tcry. B. urke was, the marshal of ex*
Judge Wiggins'intimidation court.
than before.
Prewmlmeiit of the CiirHiid Jury.
Th** Orand Juiy in their preaedt-
ment reported favorably upon the
i co idition of the jatl, and the care be
stowed upon the prisoners, but recom
mended that provision be mile for
heating the cells ino >ld weather. They
also comtn“tid the cxc'dli nt condl*ion
of the poor-house recently built by the
t Ci>unty Commissioners, and r*c m
Imend that the poor-house farm be r-nt-
• ed, and the proceeds applied to sop-
pd^M^e po*>r. That the rec>rds, etc.,
are kept in neat order. They call at-
v tention to the fact that some of the
county officer’s bonds are defective,
and ought to be remedied. I bey re
quest the Auditor and Treasurer Xo
adopt some plan to avoid Issuing
needless executions against tax-pay
ers. They express satisfaction with
the roads and bridges, but call atten
tion to an obstruction on the road
from Barnwell C. H. to Orangeburg.
They cogrstulate the county on the
good feelings and harmony existing
between the races, and upon the set
tlement of the court bouse question,
and conclude by expressing their grat
ification at Judge Kershaw’s accession
to the bench, ami hail it as the turning
point to the purity of the bench once
so characteristic of South Carolina.
Judge Kershaw issued the following
order upon bearing the presentment
of the Grand Jury :
It is ordered, That so much as re
fers to warming the Jail, resting out
land belonging to the poor-botifce farm
and the condition of the road from
Barnwell C. H. to Orangeburg be cop
ied and served upon the Chairman of
the Board of County Commissioners
tor their action upon the same.
It to further ordered, That sc much
of said presentment as refers,(o'the
Issuing of tax executions agafhait per
sons whose taxes have been paid, bs
copied and served upon the County
Auditor and Treasurer with instruc
tions to remedy this annoyance if
practicable. ^ **
It Is further ordered, That so much
of said presentment as refers to the I
ntf>Dds of Trial justices BHHnger andj
The Trial of John Hostock.
On Turnd.iv J hn Bostock Was tried
on the charge of murder. Consider
able interest was manifested in this
trial, and the at ten dahce“w as TargiT
than on any other day during the
vfeek.
Solicitor Gantt represented 'the
State, and R bt. Aldrich, Esq., ap
peared for the prisoner.
All tne witnesses who testified on
behalf of the State repeated substanti
ally the svideuce given 1)/"them af
the inquest. Having given at that
time a synopsis of the evidence, we
now briefly summarize its salient
point-. Ou the night of November 1st,
1878, Bustuck, with several others, en
tered the bar room of R. B. McLemore,
op the public square. His compan
ions were armed with a gun, two sa
bres and a staik of sugar caoe, hut
seemed to be in good humor with
themselves and the rest of the wyild.
Bostock, who seemed to be acting
chief **l the party, asked Mr. C. Henry
Brunson if he had ever seen such a fine
company. Brunson, who wa< Jntn.xi
eated. laughingly said that the com
pany was not worth a damn, and turn
ed towards B«>stook as if to make
some further reuikik - Bostock then
either knocked or pushed him down.
Tlie latter w:ts caught by Mr. J. W.
Veronec, and raised up. B ‘Stock
drew ids pistol and shot Brunson in
the left temple, kiifieg Mfn almost in
stuntaneouely. H* fell faun .Mr. Ve-
ronee’s arms. Bo.-to.-k seem -d igno
rant of Ins action until told of it.
He shortly after ward-almost imme
diately-left the bar-mom. ihe «it-
ne>8-s for the defence testiflel that
Bostock was drunk at the time, and
had peen diioking freely for a consid
erable period. His bonduct Indicated
mental aberraiion. Wnen sober be
was amiable, but when drinking pug
nacious. After especially able aigu
niefite by the Solicitor ami by Mr. Al
drlcb, and an impartial charge by
Judge Kershaw, the juiy retired, and
brought in a verdict of guilty of man
slaughter, with recommendation to the
mercy of the Omrt
So ended the trial, but the widow
and orphans, whose main stay sleeps
iu the church yard, and the kimlied of
tiie prisoner, Wilt mourn the sad
tragedy caused by the demon of
drins.
iftod we do not desire to see any, we
have consigned it to the care of a good
fisherman. , '
The Patterson House Is the largest
acd most commodious hotel in Barn
well. -The table is supplied with the
best the market affords. The travel
ing public will find ft to their interest
to stop there. Board can be had on
tija most reasonable terms.
Mr. LeRoy Molair, the popular man
ager of The People office for several
months past, has taken charge.of the
well-known house k ( ept by the fate
Mrs. Hull, where he ia dispensing solid
as well as liquid comfort. If you want
a good meal or your doctor prescribes
a glass of eheiry, go to him.
Our fair correspondent, Roeine, will
please excuse us. We never give our
views on matrimony publicly. We al
ways “expatiate” on that subject to
tttt audb-oee am«—prefer a cosy par-
for as the scene of the drama, and a
night for the play when the old gen
tleman is at the lorige and the good
mother busy with her sewing machine.
With such surroundings we are always
willing to give and get views, and Rj-
siue will please govern herself accor-
diogly*
William Ashley, Tftq.
Death is lapidly claiming our older
citizens. On Saturday last Mr. Wil
liam Ashley died at 1 is nsldeucein
the w*stern part of the county at a
ripe ullage. He was a self made man,
by untiring energy bad accumulated a
large foitune, setting an example of
tempeiunee, iouustry an J Integrity
worthy of imitation.
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lluitleU a.lKhtuia^.
When used for rheumatism, sore
throat, lame baek,tieuralgia,epiatos
bruises, contracted muscles, stiff
j iota, coins and bunions, on humau
beings ; and spavin, ring bone, r alls'
scratches, etc., on animals, Coussens’
Li. bluing Liniment is unequalled,
and lis effects simply eleHiicai. Ax
its name suggists, it is quick to re
lieve, and thousand# bear witues# ro
its astounding viitues. Priee 50ceuts.
F t sale by Charles Pechmauu, barn-
well C. H., and by Dr. Stokes, Rlack-
vilie, S. C.
■>ca ih oT Itev. Lucius Ueliinger.
This venerable Minister of the Meth
odist Church died at Bumberg on Fri
day idi'ht last after a brief Uluese. On
Sunday pluvious to his death, he
preached at Bamberg. Ilia long life
was oge $ nuou, beautiful for its pure
and consistent pieiy and earnest de
votion td hia sacred calling. Many
filoads in this ami adjacent States will
learn with deep regret of the death.of
the good man. He was about 70 years
of age.
Advice to Loueumpiiver*.
The celebrated pbysldan, Dr. Paul
Memeyer, gives the following valua
ble suggestion* to persons suffering
l-'lorldri. Our I.and of Flowers from lung aff ctioos: “The patient
, l. u must with scrupulous conecieutlous-
A throng of offerer# with coughs ,
J . . bt'W insist upon breathing freab, pure
and ctdds annually go Smith to enjoy r ...
.. , , air, and must retuemoer that the air
the ethereal mildness of the land ... . , „
. „ r»> * , | i of closed rooms is always more or less
of flowers. To them we would . , _ . „ ,
say the necessity of that expen
sive trip is obviated by Coussens’
ompound Honey of Tar, which speed
ily cures the coughs and colds inci
dent to this rigorous clime. For pub
lic speakers it surpasses the Demos
thenic regimen of ‘‘pebbles and sea
shore ; H clearing the throat until the
voice rings with the silvery cadence oj
a bell. Use ^Coussens’ Compound
Honey of Paf. Price 60 cents a bot
tle. For sale by Charles Peohmunn,
Barnwell 0. H., and by Dr. Stokes
Blackvllte, 8. C.
Blackvllle Dote.
O. H. Hope, Esq., General Agent of
the Singer Sewing Machine Cmnpany,
had. * * * No than, bow
ever uncleanly, would drink tfiuddy,
j dirty water. A party which, oceufdes
a toom for hours, breathing the same
air, might be compared to a party of
j bathers drinking the water iu which
they bathe. The patient must keep the
: window < f bis bedroom open. Night
air is fresh air without daylight. In
close, crowded rooms, the patient suf-
fering from lung complaints breathes
consumptively.” By taking these pre
cautions and using Dr. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets, fully one-bglf of the
cast* of lung complaints would be
cured in six months. For cough and
irritation of the lungs do not always
indicate the pre'seocte of consumption
of the fourth Sunday.
E. G.
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Price.
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Dr. J. H. Wilson, of Ben Lnjnond,
Ark., says ; M I have been in tbd prac
tice of medicine for 28 years ; I con
tracted a severe and troublesofft©-
cough, wBfch lasted for 18 years; for
which I used many preparations, with
no relief; at last I trier! Dr. Harter's
Lung Balm, which entirely cured me.
_ Db. H. Wiiaon.
Dr. Harter’s Medicines are for sale
by all druggists and dealers. ^
—j*Ti>e Lord tfiveth-and, the Lord
taketh away,” sai l.a preacher over a.
dead child, that surely would have
been cured of Diphtheria, had they
used Prof, j aiue’s Catarrh Vapor
Trial bottle ten cents. 260 Ninth 8L,
-Philadelphia, Pa.
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Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes says,
-“To guard to nublor Wren
Harter’s Elixirof\ Wild Cherry guards
those wh<> inhabit bottom lands and
marshy districts against all malarial
attacks. For sale by all druggists and
dt'alers.
FACILITATE A DISSOLUTION OF
EXISTING BETWEEN THE UNDI
ENTIRE, WELL _ SELl
XT-..
GOODS
REGARDLESS OP COST.
flow is the time to lay in your Supplies for the coining year*
200 Pair of Gent’s PANTS, from J5 cents per pair op.
an u..a. len. »*. /vi-invr/-,. » ‘ . .
00 Suits of Gent’s CLOTHING, from $6.00 per suit up.
i $1,000 Worth of SHOES, all Kinds, Styles and Fashions, at almost incredibleTrifii**
$230 Worth of RADDLES AND BRIDLES, “
25 Best BEDSTEADS, direct from the Manufacturer.
23 Pair Beat While and Colored BLANKETS.
A Large Assortment of Fine Gents’ HATS, bought direct at Bottom Figures.
HOMESPUNS, CALICOE*S, and all other DRY GOODS, Low Down. "
1,000 3 arris of Choice DRESS GOODS, 10 cents per ysrd.
^ “ Doi
25 Dozen LINEN SHIRT FRONTS, at $2.00 per
100 Rubber 'lipped LEAD PENCILS, at 20 cents
r:
»ozcn.
, _ - —— , — -- cents per dozen.
I -.6,01)0 Rest NEEDLES, at 21 rents per paper.
Admantine and Englirh PINS, 2} cunts and 0 cents per Paper.
And all other Goods at Figure# that will suit the Times and the Flmdrgencf.
Give us a cail at once, before this select Stock of Goods is disposed of, A small purchase will repay you-
January 30th, 1879.
LIEBIAI & ADLER,
* QRAH^MS. »
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vc; TOOLE’S..
,' J-4TE8T IMPROVED FIRK-PROOF
COTTON tUK CON DENSER
Axn ,
l^KnE'KCT’ DtTSTKR.
witu iM«f,
WILL BE PERFORMED
AT THE
MILITARY HALL,
BAMBERG, S. C.
— BY THE
BAMBERG -GLEE
AND
DRAMATIC CLUBS.
For tiro purpose of rai» ng fuu<D to aid In
d-fia.\ing Hi ■ < xiieu-p-s or the Barnwell
iutimlrlators to be triod h-fuv tli« T.
t:out t souu. Ihosaiiiu Club wLl puilorm
at
BI-AIIKTU-LE, FRIDAY Xik,
at 7 Jo o’el«»ck. for thes ’ine purix-sa.
Planters liotel*
To my Friends anl the Travdi g Pullit:
In cons* q'i<nce of the great Ted no
tion in all r f the staples of our coun
try, I have concluded to reduce my
rates of b'>ard-t<> 81 50 and 82 per day,
according to location of rooms.
Special accommodation# for families
and commercial travelers. My table
stndl not be excelled by any in the
South, and will constantly be supplied
with Selected Boston beef. The hotel
has recently undergone thorough re.
pairs, and beeh newly furnished and
made complete in all its appointments.
Courteous clerks and attentive ser
vants.
When you visit Savannah do not l
fail to call at the Planters, as lam de
termined that this hotel shall not be
excelled by any In the South, regard
less of price.
Thanking you for past favor#, and
hoping for a continuance of the same,
I am, very respectfully
feb20-ly John Bresnan. Manager.
Beal Estate Agency,
1 offer my services as R-al EstaP
Agent to parties having Lands < i
Douses to sell, and I wilj endeavor to
make quick salee of all property en
trusted to me.
I havb now for sale—
4 dwelling houses iu Blaekville.
3 store-houses in Blackvilie.
1 vacant lot in Black ville.
100 acres of land near BlsokviUe.
80 acres of laud on EdUto river.
Eight hundred acreg of land in
Orangeburg county; one-half of a mill
and ponding privilege to be sold with
this tract, formerly owned by A. J.
Evan#, E«q.
196 1-2 acres of land hear Grahams.
Ail uf which I will tr^aj. for on. ac-
ifhmodatiag terms.
ctfully solicited.
STEADMAN.
■•'M'dtt <mHHQ.au. pain ttiii aihougb It m«V resuKto that (JliVase,
town a Ttelt last week. " j 811(1 consumption teas already be-
' come deeply seated in the system, this
While Mr. Jesse Nevils jras engaged ig the most efficient course of ireat-
!?*
with bis family in the fltjlu, some mis- mem that can be pursued outside o!
cream entered his houss and stole a any institution that.provides special
lot of clothing god bis guB. v | facilities for the treatment of this dis
ease. Dr. Piercell celebrated Invalids’
I Hotel Is such an institution. Send
stamp for descriptive pamphlet col-
Mr. 0. T. Johnson killed a dog sup
posed to t>« mad,.last week.
... '->i o-i*u j/ioot-ukuiou*. no leiera iu me [
H^K '^ODdB of Trial jrtotlces BHHnger and . - Mr. Henry Delk has met with the t a j D i u g a | a j ) 8 complete treatise trpea
Ailed and other Trim Jacket of tblr ®tofortune of having his smoke-house < 5 0n i, uin ptj ont eipiainiog its causes,
donnty, whose bonds are not properly ljurDfMl 5 ik* (uppositiou is that it was ftn{ | the beet methods cf treat-
given. We copied and served upon such A™*- a »»J then set on fire. j t t0 g etber valuable bints
Trial i'astiees who are hereby ordered On Saturday night one of the cars concerning diet, clothing, exercise, etc.,
forthwith to file their bonds according on the down freight train sprang from for coaaumpGvea. Address Faculty
to law.
f cbruary^O.TffW.
7. B. Kershaw.
the track and was carried a mile in of Invalids’ and Tonylsta’ Hotel, $uf- Culleotisns a «p*cwb
j that way, when it was cut looeet j (alo, If. I.
Yourfavors respectfulli
G. Eh
oc24-tf Blaekville. 8. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAfiftUSA
COUNTY OF BAKJrtVEIX.
Allen J. Weathershee, Tmetee of Ashley
M. and Marlin F. Wearhernbee.
XOTICE OF APPLICATION #0n TI»
XAL DISCHARGE.
To all Whom these Presents Msy Concern:
Tbo uuderslffned will apply to the Hon.
W. Gilmore 8l<un i, Probate Judge of
iiamwell county, on I uesday, the 11th
d’ty of February, A. D. 1879. tors final dis-
charge «s iruHtea of Ashley M. and Mar
tin F, Weather-bee.
ALLEM J. WEaTHI RKbRE.
January 4th. 1879 jan9-5
estajiuhked in 1846.1
ft H. a03HS3.
1MPORTKR.
>T Ni r ACIUBEB ahd dealer in
Rifles, QtmB. Pistols,
AND
POCKET CUTLERY,
AJiyfl ^lTlOYOF ALL Kl^fDS
2$6 Broad Stweet,
AykiCBTA, Gucoiagha.
Repairing done promptly. nov21 3m
ARTHUR M. OWENS. ,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
BARNWELL C. H, S. C,
.. . . . Ity.
rraaiccs iu all the Courts.
asplO
A# there are two or three style# ot conden
sers m the market it will be necessary to re
fer gin owners to the principle points of de
fects in the old, in order to show more plain
1/ tne improvements contained in the new.
Condensers heretofore here been arranged
to bat from the lapping principle, that is,
form the hat the cytiadar -or real
through which ■the draft of the gin-brush
must pass. This is S perfect way to mske s
good, strong bat, but it has one serious objec
tion In the sale oi cotton it laps so perfectly
on the reel and folds up so tuoely aftOe ie
passes the machine that quanti|ies ofit go in
the press folded tp, which causes the fibre to
press bent or crocked in the bale, or to have
the appearance of napp«4 cotton. I make
this statement upon the authority cf cotton
buyers who have informed me of the fact.
This, then, Is one point of improvement in
my condenser. By reversing the motion of
the reel and blowing the cotton down on an
endless apron, lapping the cotton, flakoata
time, on the reel is presented ; at the same
time the meshes of the feel are kept clear of
cotton and a t ree passage ofaitvand dust ac
quired. After the cotton tSdropped down
on the apron it is whipped round to four
rollers in iron), where it forms a bat. The
passage of I be lint between these rdlers to
form a bat obviates the above troubles, and de
livers the cotton with e beautiful fluffy mp-
pearacb, perfectly clear of any napps or duet
at all. The attachment of four rollers Is de
signed to make them doubty secure aeainst.
fire, 'the additional improvement in the
chest is of great value. By it the dust is
onveyed out of the gin room, at the same
lime it prevents fire from getting into the
cottei. My atm has been to make a seif-ex-
linguishing condenser, and i am satisfied
that my aim is fully accomplished by the
addition of four rollers to quench the blase.
Yes, I have put an end to all gin house bum
mg, except the burns ofibe vile incendiary.
If you do not fear him stop your insurance
expenses at once, or demand a considerable
reduction, for 1 tell you you have insurance
enough in this machine, w.th but a small
outlay in the beginning and a constant sav
itig in every way to the end. There is no more
reason in your concluding that you are safe
with your lint rooms against the many
constant causes of fire in gins than there i#
in your concluding that you ban jump over
the moon. Almost every issue of your
county paper, the season just poased, hoc an
nounced, ** Thegin house and contents ofG.
W. - wiUburned or theothinsi.; hardly
had time to got mules out. Take warning
friend, yours may be likewise announced
this year, if you akpuld not avail yourself
of the security obtained by the use of this
machine. You need not complain, “Not
able ” If you are able to bear your present
risk and, perhaps, a burn once in your life
time, you are able to pay from $45 to $00
once to save a healthy tusn hi* health, to
save a’good gin and fixtures from ashes, to
save clean cotton from dust and to clear bad
cotton of dust, and to make the fair ones
feel proud that they are'reiieved of thefrou -
bleot batting cotton the old way for quilts,
comforts, Ac.
txrhs or a A LI.
All who can satisfy me of their responsi-
bility in every respect, ahe invited to send in
theironlers now—to-day. Do not defer un
til Fall l can not fill orders then like Hew.
You wi 1 be required to give your note for
the amount, without interest, till Fall, and
five bales of cotton ginned, when the note
will be considered due, and which is consid
ered a sufficient guarantee pf the machine,
and the property in the machine to remain
in me until fioflly paid for. Order now.
You will >>e stare to be in lime’. Correspon
dence Of all gin owners earnestly solicited at
ones. Bend stamp for circular.
Address - J, I*. TOOLE,
WilHston, 8. C. R. R.
N. B. Testimony given wbea wanted.
jan.'iO-tamps ». •
T. Karkwalter’s
Mlauule ftroRiift,
Broad St, (near Lower Voeief),
■ J Augusta. Ga.
MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES, and Mar
ble Work generally always on hand or made
to order. A large selection ready for letter
ing end delivery at shortest notice. Several
hundreds of new designs of the most modern
style of Monuments furnished at a lower
price than ever before in this market, and of
lb*best workmanship, similar to that of the
new CONFEDERATE MONUMENT recently
erected by me in Augusta. ^ o«IO-6mo
Leading Millinery Estabiisiment
OF AUGUSTA.
FIRE INSURANCE
The St. Paul Fire
—AND—
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Marine Insurance Company
CAPITAL $1,704,881
THE SAFEST COMPANY IN TH
UNITED STATES.
Will Underwrite on all kind# of propnrty,
real and personal, in Barnwell county. In
cluding gins, gin-houscs, ffiilli and maobln
ery. cotton ginned and ungioned at Ihe low.
est current rates.
R. M. THOMPSON,
Local Agent. Willis ton. 8. C.
N. B. Policies issued ia best EqgHsh Fire
Companies if preferred, confined te dwell
ing houses, stores and content#.
june27-tf
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Wedding Gifts
--AT— .
ALLAN’S.
* - A .; ' N faf'* ■ fd’l •. ’. •£•.■7 ■ \ ■
\ ii mis im miin
FINE WATCHES,
Ameriean and Swiss, of the Latest Stylss.
RICH JEWELRY
Of New and Elegant Designs and Exqut-
» sits Workiuanbhip.
STERLING SILVERWARE,
ia Freeh and Beautiful Patterns, especial
ly adapted for Wedding Presents.
SILVER PlMTEDWARE.
Tea Seta, Walters, loo Pitchers, Butter
Dishes, Cups, Goblets, bpooas, Forks of
best quality, Ac.
CHOICE FANCY GOQDS.
French and Ameriean Clocks, Fine Table
Cutlery, Spectacles, Ac.
Watches i Jewelry Carefully Repaired.
THE BEST GOODS AT THB LOW
EST PRICES.
James allan,
807 King street. Charleston. $, C.
aepl9-ly
- ~ •- uSUg a Si 1 !7U. 1 .^H J L->'XXf|U-ar-
MRS. BT. BRUM CLARK
S OLICITS orders for Hat#, Bonnets
and Fancy Goods*
All the leading shapes la Hats and
Bonnets. Prices low. -4. •
Large stock of Fringe, Ribbons,
Lacee, Hair Switches, See.
Zephyr, Card Board, Jewelry, fte.
novStJn
FlkTE
ii m
URIAH DUNN
HAS just received another drote of
Kentucky ■ • f ■ ‘ • j / .1 • ■- • .
HOBBES ANU MULES
whlch’ iave been ealsetod for the coming
Season, and invitea the careful inspectioa of
the knurs. <
i His finenew BTABKftl. ia front of Mrs.
Hull'e old stand, are now completed, and
parties can have their Sloe* well attended te
at very moderate ratee. URIAH DU Jiff,
email rtf
B. LtEIBMAN*
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Coltaator sad Adjutar af CUlsu.
OFFICES j H« last Bar, Charleston, and
Orahama, Barn wall County, 8. C.
All buaineea promptly attended to.
References -J. H. Parker A Co , Man love
A Co , Qee. W. Williams k To. novl4-9m
A. BAOHaaacH.
BACBA
jack;
I. MllilUCI 4 GO.,
Chas. Pechman,
Barnwell Preparalory School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
T HE undersigned begs to afinounc*
that he Is now prepared to rfeeite
pupils on the following terms, viz;
Latin, French, Mathematics, and
the various English branches,
per quarter....t. $10 00
The aame per month.... 8 00
InatrueMoo In the Baglish
branches), Reading, Writing,
At Itb mi-tic, Geography, Gram •
mar, per quarter g 00
The same per moflth2 00
W.,0. TYSON, Principal
Music lessons given by a competent
Ihdy teacher.
Board on reasonable terms in the
village. 72-85
A'
SA&VWfg&t 8s
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots,
.Hardware^
_ H. I . 1 Shoes*
Hau,Caps, Clothing, Hardwa
Cutlery, Notions, Ac., Ac.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
The best brands of Wines, Uquors,
Beer, Tobacco, and Cigars, at prices
which defy competition.
Give me a call when you come .to
Barnwell and you shall Dot leave dis
satisfied.
On my table will be found the best
the market affordtr.
Those indebted to me moat come
forward t f»nd settle, or I will Dositively
not advance to them for another year.
CHARLES PECHMAN.
feb6-8mo
aXX'L X- MAESUALL KDWARt* C. MARS If ALL.
JCLICI 1. WES COAT. "
SAimt. VAR’IiLL 4 C\
iMPoarass oV ^ *
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c., *Qd
Agricultuhil Implements,
$14 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY,
(Sign of the Golden Gun).
ALSO* Hand 57 SOCIETY STREET,
diaries tom, S. C.
Agests fob Celebrated Wat4 PtoVt
Mpl2lyr
Billiard Table for Sale!
A Splendid HlHard Table, Decker A
Co., Makers, in first Hass order,
for sale at a very low price. Apply to
—e. _ -a- w
NO. 40$ MARKET STBBBF.
PHILADELPHIA^ PA.
nov7 4m * . -
ErrABLnuRD IBM.
CHARLES HICKEY,
DEALER IX
Loukisg Olasses, Every Variety bf Mould-
laga, Window Cornice#, Photographic
Frame*, Cord and TaaariLoop*, Etc.
No, 845 King St., above Liberty,
ChaFlcstofi, South Carolina.
Engravings and Oil Painting* Renovated.
octSi-Cm
DR r LARTIGUE'S
. BARNWELL WINES
FOR SALE BY
F-i*.'
SJUXCK.VIUL.S,
nr
rrEKTI^TBY#
I
11 M s'i
J- H. E MILHOUS, D-D 9
WlIXl-MUs .Am Id IHukrill. AC.
on Monday#, and will ■ :«t patienta there
any time if due nottee Ie given. Will attend
ball* throughout Barnwell and adjacent
counties aug22-6m
— - ' TMtoTimiiBBtoifiM
Landreth’s Warranted
rr , tiurm t
IHE wholesale trad# supplied at
Phttadelphia prices. Full size pgpen.
at thirty cents per dozen (to trads
only). WM. J. MILLER,
.(Sign of How), 858 King St,
jan16-8oio : Charleston, ft G
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novas
H. ASHE!
Blaekville.
kli’Y R.
ATTORlttrXT LA%
ABBEVILLE C. Bt, S. C,
WH1 practice la all tbo Stats and
United States Courts.
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