The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 27, 1879, Image 4
Lavcastkr Cocntt, [March 12.—
Sheriff Hunter started to Columbia on
the 7th inst., having in charge Fred
Mobljr, Sam Scott, Ben Colbert, David
Suttoa, colored, and Ocoi^c A. Outcn,
white, who were found guilty of grand lar-
erny a‘ the late term of the esvions Court
and seuteooed to hard labor in the peni
tentiary. The sheriff returned yester-
day, and brought with him from Cam-
deu jail one James Smith, alias James
Smith Parker, who wss arrested in
Camden recently charged with stealing
three hundred dollars in money, a lot of
bacon and other aticlcs from Mr. W. B.
Cautheo, of this county. The gentle
men from whom the money, Ac., was
stolon is 91 years old and very .deaf. His
wife is also very old and subject to at
tacks of vertigo, followed by a semi-
comatose condition after each attack,
which lasts for hours. These old people
had no one living in the huuse with
them except s young girl, the grand
daughter of Mr. Cauthcn. Smith is a
laborer, and moved to Mr. Cauthcrn's
last December, intending to farm
tht-re this year. Soon after he moved
he applied for money or supplies of pro
visions. This was refused, and he con
cluded to leave. He did leave on tho
14th ultimo, and went a few miles to
a place owned by Capt. W. B. Twitty.
Before leaving, however, #o it seems, he
influenced the young girl above referred
to, to get possession of the money and
leave with him, which she did. A fee
days after this be went to Lancaster,
bought a pistol, liquor, Ac., aud was
seen to have several ten dollar bills. He
was suspected as soon as the larceny
was discovered, and was closely watched.
He was seen on the 3d instant, on his
way to Camden, whereupon a warrant
was obtained for his arrest. The next
morning Sheriff Dobv, after an exciting
race, arrested him in the town of Cam
den, and found open his person shout
one hundred dollars, a fine Smith &.
Wesson pistol and a pair of brass
kuucks. The day following Smith’s ar
rest warrants were Issued for his wife
and the young girl, Mr. Cauthen’s
granddaughter. They were arrested,
and the girl confessed and gave bond for
appearance at the next term of the
Court. Smith's wife, failing to give
bond, was sent to jail. Smith seems to
be quite an adventurer, is a native of
Louisiana, lived awhile in Atlanta, Oa..
but name here about two years ago from
Fairfield county. He says, so it is ret
ported, that he has another wife and one
or two children living, aud that he had
to leave them on account of a difficulty
he got into, in which he killed a negro
or two. Ho is a good lading man,
aged about thirty-five, fair skin, light
hair, wears a mustache, has a wound
(gunshot) in the forehead, weighs about
ono hundred and sixty pounds, and
is about five feet eight inches high. Tbs
character of Smith’s wife and the unfor
tunate young girl has been up to this
time sons rrprocKe. Much sympathy is
expressed by the neighborhood for them,
as it is believed that they were infiu.
enced soley by Smith.—Nncs and
Courier.
Fatal Hail road Accldeat.
Last'vreek a young man named Thom •
as Grammaner was found lying insensible
and* bleeding profusely from a wound in
his head near the tract of tho Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, about
t vo miles this side oi Lexington. He
was at once conveyed to his homo, near
Lexington Tillage, where he remained
unconscious until Sunday afternoon,
when he died. The particulars seem to
be as follows: I?e went to the stye o!
tho road on Saturday, where it was a
pretty heavy grade and the freight trains
are forced to move slowly, and jumped
upon tho rear end of the caboose ear for
the purpose of taking a ride, as he had
previously expressed a desire to do to
some one before the train arrived. The
conductor knew nothing of hie being oo
the train at all. It seems that ht rode
too far and allowed the train to gain too
much speed before ho decided to jump
off, and whai he did to he was thrown
too forcibly against either the cross ties
or the iron of the track, or perhaps
against the side of the oar. The con
ductor and train hands knew nothing of
tho kilting until they reached Lex
ington yesterday, and were summoned
by tho eorener. —Cohmbia Begiiter.
An Alabama darkey, for a wager, re
cently exposed his head to the furious
assaults of a trained goat His confi
dence was rewarded by bis widntog
the money, for, after a half an hem’s
vigorous butting, the goat 'drew off,
utterly discouraged.
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Aidgnoaa Passenger Koute.
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD, 1 \
AcouatA, Oa., Jan. 4, 1M9. J ”
The following pusesger schadute will br
operated on and after tnia date:
Jteldoa 12 07 Down
Daldoe 8 30 Up
Allendale >. 12 80 Down
Allendele 8 00 Up
PJbllY FAMtSGKIt rnAIK.
Going Booth..
Leave Angtnta
Arrive at Vemaeeee
Leanre Yeiaaeece h
Arrive SaV«Mah
Leave Savannah
Arrive JackaoaviUe
Arrive Obarleaton
Leave Yemasare
Arrive Beaufort
Arrive Port Royal
Arrive Augusta
Leave Temaaeee
Arrive Yemawiee
Leave Savannah
Arrive Savannah
Leave Jacksonville
Leave Cbarlsatoa
Arrive Yemaasee
Leave Beaufort
Leave Pori Loyal
10 00 a m
2 05 p m
2 10 p ro
4 85pm
4 45 p m
8 00 a ra
9 OOp m
2 46 p m
4 02 p m
4 17pm
6 30 p m
t 30 p in
1 20 p m
10 25 a m
10 10« m
6 60 p m
7 16 a la
1 00 p .i)
11 23 a m
11 00 a m
Trains run through between Augusta and
Savannah wiihout chance, making close con
nect ion at.'-avennah with A. AU.lt. R. train
forall point* In Florida
Baggage checked through.
WojfTnr
rough tickets for sole at alt princi
pal ticket offices.
RcUkut G. Finutso,
General Superintendent.
J. S. Da vast,
General Pasrengtr Agent.
Savannah am) ( h^rleston KaiMt/O.
change op scithdulr:
Jxkcakv 1, 1S79
The foBewlng Schedule is in e.feci i.t this
date : „ a*-
fiat Vail, Da\li/.
Leave Chirtcsttm - - « -
Arrive at Savannah - - -
Arrive Pori Royal - - .
Arrive Jacksonville - - - .
Arrive at Augusta * • » .
Leave Savannah ....
Arrive Charleston » - •«
Iftf/it Train, Daily.
Leave Charleston - - - 8 lOp. m.
Arrive Savannah - - - 6 40 a. m
Leave Savannah - - - 9 00 p. m
Arrive Charleston - - - 8 00 a. m.
Pullman ears on nil Night Trains.
C. S. GADSDEN, Engr. and Supt.
8. C. Botlstoiv, G. F. andT. Agent.
7 14 *v*
1 00 p. m.
4 17-p. m.
0 8"> a. m
6 30 p. m
3 15 p. m
9 00 p. m
Real Estate .Agency.
1 offer my servlcea aa Real Estatr
Agenfcio pafties having Lands Cl
P<
Houses to sell, and I will endeavor to
make quick sales of all property en
trusted to me.
I have now for sale—
4 dwelling bouses in Blackvllle.
3 store-houses in Biackvlllo.
1 vacant lot In Blackville,
100 acres of land near BlackvIUe.
80 acres of land oh Edisto river.
Eight hundred seres of land in
Orangeburg county; one-balf of a mill
and ponding privile
ege to be sold with
this tract, formerly owned by A. J.
Evans, Esq.
196 1-2 acres of land near Grahams.
All of which I will treat for on ac
commodating terms.
Your favors respectfully solicited.-.J
G. E. STEADMAN,
oc24-tf BlackvIUe, 8. C.
ARMsTBONw A HEKIOT
-WILLIMTON, H.
K EEP constantly on band a nicely
assorted stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.,
Which they offer to the citizens of
Barnwell oounty at fair prices and so
licit their patronage.
Begars and Tobacco a specialty.
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0. & E. L. KERRIS0N,
Dry Goods,
88 BASEL, NEAR KING ST.,
g. €.
72—86
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DR, F. F. STOK18,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
BLACKVILLE, B. O.,
H AS on band and Is constantly re
ceiving a well selected stock of
pure Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Otis,
Perfumeiy, Toilet Brio-a-Brac, Patent
' Druggists sundries,
Medicines and _ ,
which he offers on the most reasonable
terms for cash or country produce.
Professional calls In town or country
promptly attended to. sep26-tf
A bachelor who lately died la Man
chester, England, left his property to
the thirty women who had refused bis
matrimonial offers. HemaM hi his will
thfit to their refaaals hw owed the
peace bo bad enjoyed during life, and
that ho felt himself
It has been found that owe swallow
doesn’t make spring. Therefore, if you
are la a hurry for spring, take two or
three swallows,
Plantcra Hotel.
To my IHmdt mdlko Traveling Public*
In consequence of the great reduc
tion in all of the staples of oar coun
try, I have concluded to reduce my
rates of board to $1 60 and $2 per day,
‘ ^cation of rootnA' 1 '
according to location
Special accommodations for families
and commercial traveler*. My table
shall not bs excelled by any In the
South, and will cenetantly be supp «d
if. Tbs hotel
with selected Boston bee
has recently undergone thorough re
pairs, and been newly turn lab oil and
made complete In all Its appointments.
Courteous clerks and attentive ser
vants.
When you visit Savannah do hot
fall to call at the Planters, as I am de
termined that this hotel Mm!l not be
excelled by any In the South, regard
less ef price. r i
Thanking you for past favors, sod
hoping for a continuance of the same,
*-* I am, very respectfully
febaO-ly John Bhsxxx. Manage!.
i Barnwell Preparatory School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. . ^
T HE undersigned begs to announce
that he is now prepared to reeelvs
pupils on ths following terms, via:
Latin, French, Mathematics, and
TWlou.Ewili.ti bradohea,^
Instruction In tbs English
00
reasonable terms in the
73-86
South CaroUn*
CHANGE OF SCH^DULi
(Tito Train <!«•* Ml connect with Trail. for
Columbia at Braochville.) . ft
Leave Charleston 6 46a m
“ Brnnchvllle t.Sffto m
Midway
14
• <
\[<4
Ban',t>erg
Graham's
Lee's
BlackvIUe
<f v
Elko
Williston
44
Windsor
•4
Montmorenei
44
Aiken
Arrive Auguste
fit
’" Down Daj
(This Train does not
Columbia at
Leave
Augusta
. *4
Atken
44
Montmorenei
44
17 indsor
4<
Williston
44
Elko
4 *
Blackville
|4
Lee’s
44
Grahera’s
ft
Bara berg
14
M id way
41
Branchville
- * - 10.20 i ro
1(128 a m
10.43 a m
DU>7 a m
11.06 a m
11.22 am
11 30 n ra
11.62 a m
12.12 p rn
12.26 pm
'U 1.80 pm
Arrive Charleston
3.30 p m
4.40 p m
4.63 pm
6.18 p m
6.34 p m
6.42 p m
6.69 p m
6.07 p m
6.21 p m
6.37 p in
6 46 p m
7.26 p ra
lO.lOp m
> "i;-a *. cuts* * £«*,
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AVINO recent!j
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pot free of
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Okie i*t
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prepurel to till or'iers
DOUBLE EXTRA. 8X
Air Uood* deliVMreM in De
■P ,71—97
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DAY, TANNAHILL & Co.,
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A. TJ Q TT S T JL&p&vjSuMjL,
Manaftoturtrs and Dealers m
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Jir « I .Hi,
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(!■ " - '. •- t-i./i.Lvti'in
Oarriao:es> Waerons. Harness and Saddlery.
- , ■ . I ** , •*-« ..tf-1 -j',; t
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu
Carriage Material, Leather, Shoe ‘Findings,
Leathsr sad
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7.30pm
6 20 a m
7 46pm
6.30 a m
11.46pm
8.03 am
xioiit ixpkkss:
Leave Charleston
Arrive Augusta
Leave Augusta
Arrive Charleston
Down Leave Btackville
Up Leave Blackville
Connects with Trains at Branchville for
Columbia.
rnilOHT AXD ACCOMMM1ATI0K. A
Leavs Charleston 7.10 am
Arrive Augusta 8.16 pm
Leave Augusta ivlO am
Arrive Charleston 7,00 p fn
Down Leave Blackville 9.46 a si
Up Leave BbtekviHe ^.32 p m
Connects at Bra*ichtille with Train for
•i
Columbia.
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WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND
AUGUSTA BAILHOAD.
Gikkuai. Passksgrr DrrAKTMr.xT,
Colokbia, S. C., August 0, 1877.
The foRtrWlSk® < ’' >e ^ uI# bwepermted on
and a ft or this date.'
Might Eiprest Train-Daily,
[?(! j
OOIMO XOBTH.
;u
;
Cok
Finn
Leave FTbretiee
Arrive at Wilmington
11 16 p. m.
2 40 v m.
. C 82 a, ra.
cotxo SOUTH.
Leave Wilmington
Leave Floranoe -
Arrive at Columbia
6 OO p. ra.
10 02 p. m.
1 25 a. m
Tliie Train is Fast Express, making through
Connection*, all rail. North and South, aud
water lixe connection via Portsmouth. Stop
only at Kastover, Sumter, Timnionavillo,
Florence, Marion. Fair Bluff, Whitcville and
Flemington.
Through Tickets sold and baggage cheek
ed to all principal poiats. Pullman Sleepers
on night trains.
Through Frtigkl Train—Daily, except Sun
days.)
aoitia south.
Leave Columbia . .
Leave Flcrenoe. . .
Arrive at Wilmington.
6 00 p. m.
4 30 a. m.
12 00m
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Wilmington,
Leave Florence . .
Arrive at Columbia
2 30 p. m,
2 86 e. m.
10 10 a. m.
Locdl Freight Train leaves Columbia Taee-
day, Thursday and Saturday only, at 6a. in.
Arrives at Florennwc* 3 80 p. m. t
, , : A. POPF^ 0. F. i T. A.
J F. DEVINE, Superintendent.
J. R. READ & CO..
soft KnffG stkkkt.
OHAHL.B8TOBI, 0. C.
DRY GOODS
FORKICW AND DOMESTIC.
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Laces, Embroideries,
GLOVES,
We are Bole
HOSIERY &c.
Agvnta In CharUoton
for Harrla’ Celebrated Seatnle^g Kid
GlOvea, the beet Imported.
deo6 Jon J. R. MEAD & CO.
OLD AMERICAN IIOTKi.
* ^ pNeSCrg
kstabLisBed abovt lfi30,- -i
rwi.
in t
Hie attention of merchaots and cuiiMimurs is ditected to our full ami complete
assortment of goods in all the above branebee and to the great reduction in pricea
Pereona favoriug ua with their orders may rely on getting the best goods at lowest
figures. , . , r*»v»3| xw> ,
' SPfiCIA.LTI'EB.
n -•vi -b.-t TL, i • .tu* , tv • ...’w.
The One-Horse W«5:on, pronorncea (he best wagon in the market.
The famous Juok-on Wagon, two, thrfe and four horse, t '
The Wisoa. Childs db Cb; PhitadtlphL Wagon, the strongest, lightest draft
iron axle Wagon known to the trade. It has stiff tongue, old fashioned hounds
and couplinz, wedge sp"kes, hammered axles and five feet hind wheels.
The Cortland Platform Sprityr Wagon, the wagon of the period for business
’or planaiire. Lightest spring wagon far iu capacity Known.
Onr stoA of Baggies aud Pookaways is complete, of best manufacture, and
at greatly reduced prices. Childrens’ Carriages in great variety. Boys’ Wagons,
all sixes and prices. . ( „ ,» ,*.■
Oak anJ Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf and Kip Skins,
Linings, Lasts, Boot nad Shoe Trees, Crimps, Tools of ell kinds.
Buggy Umbrellas, Whips, Trunks, Coliairs, 4c., Ac. / ,. -
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mar2B'ly
Day, Tannahill & Co.
225 Broad Street, Augusta, tia.
UffOBTO AND DEALSR' fK BROrSERT. CttlNir »M) SllWSWMlB
_ oeiq _ _
Corner of King and. |d))qrty Streets,
Orders solicited for tbs above goods, and priceurwa§M|eif wltdTBaltJipoge'
New Y.irk pr ^ JWH '
1 JLL * 1 ■ " 1 * ■■
Augusta Hotel,
I 91 » W-:-, t r a <1 - v*t4.0
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tint
«*•;( - v anvtondv' w . ti Cl- i • -
Oorner of Bi^oad and WashinKton Streets
AU6HSTA. 6E0B6IA.
Has been ThOTottgbly Renovated, Remodeled and Newly Furnished'
The Office of the Hotel will be dpen during the night, and guests.*
will be received, or called at any hour-
4
RATES OF BOARD,
•a -i -n H I t.
PER DAY.
novl 6m
$2.08
W- M MOORE PropV.
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T. CAMPBELL & CO.
s
Meeting Street-. Charleston. S- O.i
(opposite the pavilion hotel.)
PETL THE
„ FAMOUS
Iron King C ok Stove,
J uo '
THK NOBLE
TOOK.
i ELMO
j-' COOK,
Lily Cook.
We carry the Largest Stoek «f Stoves in the State, at the lowest Prices.
HfRLI'CltHGR.
F4IRT QUittN
RANGE
TELEOKAPB
OOOK.
AND
Severe! Other
Patterns-
<V-
Send for Pictures and Prieev of the above
nov28-8tB
THOMPSON & HIENOEL
P. W. WAGKNER.
X
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O. A. WAdPNMt.
f. w. wmmm & m.
Charleston, s. c.
COTTON FACTORS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Cotton Officee, 15 and 17 Vendue Range.
Grocer House, 163 and 165 East Bay, 2 and 4 Queen Street,
Agents for Georgia Grange Fertiliser and Celebrated Hook Cotton Tie
Also, Sole Agent for Old Crow Whiskey.
Liberal advances made on consign me nts of Cotton. 71—84
OTTO F. WEITFRS,
MR * sS
Wholesale Grocer,
—AND DEALER IN—
Segars, Liquors and ..Tobacco.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
it - „ * ■
Monarch Whiskey.
Abo, L T. & J. G. Front ft Oo.’a Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brothers’
celcbratpd flutter Crackern.
BPp26 ly N"* 108, 110 112 and 181 East Bay. Charlf-Htoo, 8. C.
At
Blackville, $. C. 9
f ^ ^ ( •' 'I * i » - / / J ,j
■ .’*4*;, 1 ' ' '■* .'' 4 /•.
Grand Opening
*'■ * •-.'i' » ! *e • i III
01 the Fall Campaign !
No Successful Opposition to my Run 1
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Resuscitated on the European
For Gsatlenoen only.
1K8MH
£3
C'Vw
Booms, each person, p4yr day..C.'~W)c
« ' - per meek >3 00
“ “ “ per month,$8 and 10
According to locajloo of Booms, paid
In advance.
r day .ill 50
r Week.. .*1- 6 50
c, meals; j
Breakfast.25c
Dinner OOc
Supper..•«v • *..»st.s'...28|c
MRS. M. J. ARCHKR,.Proprietress,
George at^ cor. King,
itov28-ly Charleston, S. C.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL,
c2A AH w agI ! KCA(I
IB PTBUBHED AT THE LOW Mldk (i’T
M Ftor Yomr.
IS A BHtGHT, NBWSY BVKNTNd
PAPBR, and ia edited with ability by Messra.
ffAinta R. Rai " '
I am just from the Northern tnarkpts, when* I have speht a month In care
fully seluctlog and purchasing >>dc of the fullest and most complete stocks of
General Merchandise ever brought Into this State,, I guarantee satisfaction to
• •oe and all and defy competition in prices, styles and quality anywhere (n the
8fate. Cali for yourselvrs and examine my splendid stock of Ready-made
Oothlng. Gents and boys ‘rUBetl out” In the latest Paiistan styles In asy
quality of ault from the “every day go-about” to the handsomest “wedding
Miitflt” and at prices to suit »1L
Myeoperb str*ck of Boots and Shoe* for Gents, Youths. Ladles and Children
cast be beat anywhere In fact I have a fnii and complete assortment of any
and everything you want to buy In the way of Dry Goods, Hate, Caps, Hosiery,
Yankee Notions. Showcase Goods and everything else besides.
A ebokJe Mnb of Groceries, Oanoed Goods an J Liquors.
Can set you up housekeeping from the nicest bed-room and parlor sets of
furniture to thrfrying pan,ftl the kitchen. * ’*u; * d . . - M ■
> You will also Aon a choice lot of Males asd Horses la my Sals Stables,
bought fn person in tbs Western markets at bottom^ nguree for cash and will
be sold to ycnir advantage.’ When you havepnrefrased s hdfws or ffinls 1 can
then suoply yon with aa good a set of Harness or saddle aa yow deatre and on
the eaeibet terms. // veH 1 » r # v<J- i *1 jo yi /<
’Just oat! In aod look and ws guarantee to give yofi satisfaction.
CONTRACTORS AND BUlLDt.RS.
* ■ ■ • madjuicArrrLJnKim ow
r
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Newels, Mkintles,
Balusters, Veraudas. etc.
DKALKBS IX
Dressed and Undicased Lumber, Paint, Oil, Putty, Window Glass,
Builder* Hardware, etc., ’ ete.
PLANING MILL ANo LUMBER YARD, HALE STREET, NEAR
CENTRAL RAILROAD YARD. *
OFFICE AND WARE ROOMS, 43 JA( KSON STREET,
dpcia-iy A.l/fi'L r e*TA, OKOHOIa
Richard J. Morris,
ISTo. 118 KING STREET,
C harleston, S.
MANUFACTURER OF DEALER IN
Plain, Japanned and Planished Tinware,
House Furnishing '< oods.
- Kemsene Stoves nnd Fixtures,
Cooking Stoves and Portable Ran gar,
Parlor. Office and Stove Ikaterw.
—ALSO AOtST FOR—
The Famous “TIMES” Cook Stove.
XUE j
F1RK BOX
EXTENDED
FOR LONG WOOD.
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First Premium awarded at the York County, Pa., Fair, 1876; aho at Lanre!,
Del., 1876. Special Diploma awarded at the Georgia State Fair, 1876 ; alao at
Felton, 1875.
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Johnston.
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W^iuton, 8. C<
Fire Insurance Agency^
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North British and Mercanllle, “ 20,000^00 00
Oontlnental, of Hew York, •* S.f73.033l 3|
Hartferd, of Connecticut, *.■.,.. • -. i/f * **-,f t*
Phaaolx, of Hartford, ,V
German American, of .New York, 4
LaCaaee Gen “rale, Paris, “
Petevsborg, Virginia^ “
Virginia Home, . *,
Lycoming, Muocy, Pennsylvania, capital and i
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th« only oDerooen paper in the South thai
publrshes the Telefraabie diapatohes of thd
pew York Associated Pres*. In iu columns
wilflm Madidt <hffiel4e (fcttlcrfsefc kj tele
graph, and the telegraphic iparketreports re-
eetved up to the ttose ef going in press..
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‘as Evaxixo Sxxtjmu is the official pa.
scribe for it. Terms : $4 par yegr; $2
tlx months, and SI for three mcaOha.
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ilet tot ofdsTBALERS in"
IWfl, STEEL, MILS, W0t«, Ml PIK, ETC, ETC.
FLp'WS. PLOW STOCKS, aftd all kind» Plow Material, at
♦ • £I62a 10 10^ . i i J *< »dt 1.^,1i gwoT;-
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vey and vaTuaMon of thepreniscs dt property to be inaured. thue avoiding the
Captain E. E. Jefferson, reefdlng
of IHIgatlow in the e»e»t of loss. Captain E E. Je_ .
at Jobaatcnto,Bk G., will atteud to all the Agency huelneea fo Edgwfleltt, New-
berry, Laurens and Lf itlngtoa conotlee. Robert M. Mtxeoo, of WUltatoe, wfli
give personal attention to Aiken, Ornogebarg, Barnwell aod atljolithig coontfes.
We expect to maKt this dor permanent buslnega, and will writs policies at m
rooarod la an y flrhfc-jlaM Coropeolea.
loft rate* as caa be pi
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jsaSO—ly
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71-64
LL a trial and 1 yon wtH beVOerviaced youreclf.
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