The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, June 19, 1879, Image 3

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uUtlfThtif THE PEOPLE THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1879- ®-** *»•»• fld« ■■b««Hb'e,r» to TUB PBOriiV, the best ndvrr- tlaloR Me4ta«s 1m lower Cero. tet ■^- JL ^sr £1 its of The People. « Wlilteton—Q. A. Fhillips. Elko—B. 0. STAiwabb. Blaokrllle—lial. GK K. ftnUDVAvr. Grahams—C. E. Ttlkb. Midway—C. Dvaasisa; BamKera—B. I>. Ttlsb. - Allendale—W. C. JohnroK. Charheton—B. M. Alexander. Our oubsertberd and advertisers can call upon the nearest Agent whenever they wish to settle their aooounts. Our Agents are authorlced to rsoelvs and give receipts for all moneys due ns. Local News. Close of the Court. The Court of Oeueral Sessions nd Journsd on Wednesday last after we had gone to press. The following sen tences were passed : State vs. Richard Killingsworth— guilty of burglary ; six years in the Penitentiary. State vs. Sandy O’Banhon—assault with tntenrto kill and assault and bat tery ; six months in the Penitentiary. State vs. Joseph Gates and George Govan—obtaining money under false pretences; six months In the Penlten- tlary. State vs. Alfred Young and Presi dent Chisholm—burglary and larceny; each five years In the Fenitentlarjr. .State vs. Isaac Buckman—grand lar ceny ; three years in the Penitentiary. The Court of Common Pleas was in session only one day (Thursday). A considerable amount of business was transacted. This short session of the court furnishes gratifying evidence of the rapid decrease of crime In our .midst. Judge Hudson has left a very favorable impression behind him. He was patient, .fair and courteous, and wo have heard hut few complaints of his rulings. A Word to the Corpulent. Instead of regarding obesity as an abnormal condition, many people have erroneously considered it as an evi- - dence of health, and any agent that reduces fat Is thereforo at once sus pected of being injurious. Starting to reason from the false position that fat is an evidence of health, it is not sur prising that they should, very natur ally, fail Into the error of supposing that an agent possessing properties capable of reducing corpulency would prove injuripus to the health. Rea soning, however, from the rational ba sis, that an undue deposition of fat, constituting obesity, la not a healthy but a morbid condttlon.lt Is quite as natural for us to arrive at the oppo site conclusion, which isjustnined by experience and observatly, l. e., that the reduction of fat in cases <5f’corpu lency is invariably followed by an im provement of strength, spirits, and physical comforts. Allan’s Anti-Fat will reduce a fat person from two to five pounds a week. Sold by drug gists. Another Kaetipe. BRIEF LOCAL*. Sunday was the warmest day of the season. < We Have been informed that on last Friday about 7 o’clock twoconvlcte, at work on the Barnwoli Railroad, made their escape by knocking the guard in the faee and head. It seems that the guard, who is nothing more than a boy, while taking the convicts from tk«»tr a,ip at the hour above stated, they mva bow managed to get , his pistol otfi^ by wrenching It from bds hands. Then one struck,him in the face and on the head with Lis fist, while the otiier held him. They were too much for Young America, being two of tbe largest men In the gang. Pursuit was Instantly made, but up to the time of going to press are still at large. One was under sentence for two and the other for nine years. This makes three convicts who have made their escape slnce the commence ment of the road. Gorkan* Jc Dixon's Parent Iron UiixcV tfriscn. We invite special attention to the advertisement of this new and val uable Invention. As a rule we are slow p»jt faith iu extravagantly praised Invention*, ,,t>uk our personal knowledge of this trace, justifies us 4n ,the assertion that it Is all it is claimed to be by Its owner*. Among those using it In our county we can refer to Dr. John M. Smith, a physician of ex tensive practice, who aayh that he would not return to theoldstyieleath- er trace for twenty dollars. We could refer to other gentlemen ^»f high char acter, but the best evidence of Its val ue is to be found k> the rapid sales of ^ county rights that h»vo been made. Any of our young men out of business and anxious to turn an honest penny would do well to confer with Messrs. Buokbalter, Phillips & Miller,Williston, 8. 0. They are selling county right* at cheap figures. If the autborlt}** wot Id in tercet themselves In the future prosperity of our tow* they would take some action o|i the gambling dens and who visit these places and briog ^ tbein to justice, tfhe fine Imposed bn ’ a gambler in this county Is, we believe, between one hundred and one thou sand dollars. What a handsome sum ffroulg be added to our treasury. Tho hum of the thresher Is heard in the laud/ Cadet Aldrich has returned home on vacation. f # ■ "% A • ^ i. , f i V? * t The afinual JOno bragging 6n crops has commenced. - •> The blackberry trade has opened at live cents a quart. Rev. W. D. Rice preached at Rose mary Church last Sunday. We regret to learn that Mr. John G. Smith Is still seriously 111. A delightful hop was given at Hamp- ■;ton Court-house last evening. Work on the new store of our friend Mr. RobL Easterling, has commenced. Capt J. W. Woodward has returned three sick convicts to the Penitentiary. Reports can fly faster In Barnwell than a jay bird on a Friday’s expedi tion. ■ - For the first time since the war the county jail of this county is without a tenant. A lehgthy cbmmunication was crowd- ed out this week, but will appear in oqr next. Judge Aldrich was serenaded by the Palmetto Band las^ Monday night In Anderson. Barnwell has only two bar-rooms at present, two having suspended for the summer months. The crop of candidates will please take nollce that no single men need apply for office next campaign. There are more white loafers in Barn well than there are colored. But this is no sign that wofk la scarce. Barnwell was not represented at the Press Association. Our “ Major ” was too busy on his farm to be piesent. A Bleckville lawyer, believing that fish on brain food, devotes himself to catching war mouth perch iu his leis ure hours. An old bachelor killed forty-four mosquitoes one night last week. They deserved death for their bad taste in visiting such a sinner. The weeds are still master of the situation in some of our thoroughfares. His Majesty is hereby informed that this item has been stereotyped. On the 9ih of July there will be an excursion from this county to the Sa vannah river. Fishing ancj, other sport will be tbe features of the occasion. There are two eventful periods in the life of a woman. One, when she wonders whom she will have ; the oth er, when she wonders who will have her. Men scorn to kis* among themselves, And ecaree will kiss a brother; Women want to kies so bad J hey smack and kies each other! Tbe gay and festive mosquito hymns bis nightly song around the ears of the tired merchant^and wearied loafer and the nimble fle-a maketh them scratch. 1 Mr. T. F. S. Wcathersbee shipped several boskets of Atnsden peaches on last Monday. They were tbe first of the season and remarkably fine in ap pearance. la exactly seven (jays we have re ceived forty-one pieces of advice on all sorts of matters. We .can supply any of our filends, but cannot warrant its quality. An entirprUlng thief entered Mr. Henborn Weathersboe’s bed-room last Friday night and relieved his pockets of nil his spare change. No duo to the reeumptidniet. A legal brother tried his hand at rat kUUngioaUwsek* Net result one hun dred and fifteen defunct rodents, three setting hei s,a t I four mueical guineas. He is happy, but his wife . This is the ago of Invention, but Prof. Paine has Outdone them ail iq discov ering Catarrh Vapor, which cures Ca tarrh, Colds, Diphtheria, ©tc.j instant ly. Office, 2o0 S. Ninth street, Phila delphia, Pa. A friend of ours was suddenly pto- pc-lled over the head of his taule last Sunday. As he rosn from his hands and knees ho looked back at tho se date animal and reoogninsd in him “ the power behind the thrown.” Some of our star-gazers claim that they saw a comet In the northwest heavens for several nights last week. If it is a comet they have seen, they should give it a name, for they srs ahead of fnO other astronomers. This is the time when tho average citizen wishes for an iceberg that he can he conveyed in the coolest of ways from every point that ho Is compelled to journey. Wo are expecting to see some men of capital who will start an Ice factory iu our village at an early day. The Anniversary Celebration of the Beaufort Volunteer Artillery will take place at Beaufort otr ti» 28th inst. Tbete will bo a grand excursion from all sections of the State to witness the ceremonies. Several of our citizens will avail themselves of this apportun- Ity to visit tbe beautiful beech and ocean scenery. The winning success of the story “Ashurst,” which ended In this Week's Weekly News, has Induced the pro- prletoraof the News and Courier to offer a copy of Tennyson’s poems for the best original charade sent in by the end of the present month. Those who read “Asburst ” admit it to be the best Southern newspaper story ever written- Aa t/aprecedeated Act. In spite of the warm and dull sum mer season Bis Honor tbe Intendant was called upon to preside over a case on Friday morning last. It was a case —one of those kind which are general ly termed “A Cos* of Misplaced Confi dence,’* or for th* want of knowledge and sound sense as to office duty on the part of an officer, can be put down in plain English " Unjustifiable Cruel ty.” We wifi not endeavor to go into particulars aud give our readers a full account of the affair, as space will not permit. It happened in this wise ; A tobacco peddler by tho name of Mr. Tyler Smith was sojourning on the outskirts of our village, having two wagons of tho weed for sale. Mr. Smith has been in our midst before, and unfortunately for him made the acquaintance of one or two of our citi zens—officers of the town, etc. On last Thursday eroning he was inter viewed by his so-called fond admirers. Mr. Smith, to while away his leisure hours, resorts to his deck of cards— naturally fpr a traveller. His “friends” joined him in a game on the evening above mentioned, and to their surprise Mr. Smith was too much of a man for them, and they left with an unsatis fied feeling and an empty pocket. Later In the evening they returned and asked for admission in Mr. Smith’s domicile, but this gentleman showed no desiie to play again. Upon hear ing this they becatoe wrathy and re sorted to another plan to have satis faction. They at once sought the marshal and he was duly informed of the whereabouts of Mr. Smith and his leisure hour business. This ever ready aud faithful public servant, tbinklng it a nice financial job for him, sent a spy to plan out tho programme for the at tack, and about 10 o’clock Thursday night ho in company with bis deputy went to tho camp and arrested Mr. Smith and placed him In jail to stand his trial before His Majesty in the morning. While the marshal excused himself for the^nrpose of going to a neighbor’#to borrow alight, leaving the prisoner eh&rge of the deputy, Mr. Smith al^prnpted to make his es cape and succeeded in getting some distance, when both tho marshal and deputy opened fire on him, but with out hitting their man. He was finally captured and placed in jail, but plead ing for liberty, that he would make his appearance before tho court in the morning, the marshal demanded 925 as security for his appearance at 10 o’clock which Mr. Smith paid over and was released. Court convened, the prisoner tried and acquitted; being represented by an able council. This didn’t seem to satisfy tbe marshal- Satisfaction must be had, regardless of cost. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Mr. Smith, and ho was taken before Trial Justice Allan who held him In the sum of 9100 bond for his appearance at the September term of the (Jjrcuit Court. This ended tho af fair and no doubt satisfied all who were concerned. At the time of tho arrest of Mr. Smith, he was engaged in playing a game of cards with a colored man, who the marshal told to leave as they did not want him, adding, “ Mr. Smith is the man we want,” and not until the Blackvllle Dot*. Guano slfll continues fa demand. Rain Granted very much .in this sec tion ; none in six weeks. The Methodist Sunday-School gives a picnic to-day (Thursday). A pleas ant time Is expected, and a general Invitation Is extended to Sunday-school scholars. \ * 4.' We understand that Howell Tyler, Jr., of this county, and Barlea Wil liams, of Augusta, who went out to Liberia In the Azor about a year ngo, have returned to this country, htTving become disgusted with tho “ Positive Land.” Six cows were.killed last Tuesday afternoon by one train ; two at Elko, two at Biackville and two near Lee’s P. O. That train must have been tip sy. The carcasses of those killed here have been left festering In the sun to be devoured by buzzards, and in tbe neighborhood of a family who have a baby quite sick. Last Tuesday the ladles anJ gentle men ef the town, with several invited friends from a distance, repaired to the residence of Capt. Malone,Mn .the vicinity of Healing Springs, and passed the day pleasantly in dancing and oth er amusements. The repast gas ex cellent, as it was a bucket affair. Ev ery one came bountifully prepared, and in consequence there was more than enough. We are certainly Indeb ted to the captain for his urbanity in attending to the repeated wants of his guests with unceasing alacrity. About a year ago John Kelly, color ed, was arrested on our streets for some infraction of the town ordinance. He was fined by the council: and not having the wherewithal about him to free him from the law, Marshal Meyers kindly consented to go with him to his home in the country to get the money, when he “jumped” the marshal and gave him an uncalled for and'nniook- od-for reception; since which time John has given Biackville and vicinity wide berth until last Monday, when he came on " business,” and was stand ing in tho depot, when the Irate mar shal collared him, and invited him to tho lock-up. John was finally bailed out, and fortunately for him more scared than hurt. llolllod S.lslitning. When used for rheuniatlsin, sore throat, lame back, neuralgia, sprains, bruises, contracted muscles, stiff joints, corns and bunions, on human beings ; and spavin, ring bone, galls, scratches, etc.. On animals, Coussens’ Lightning Liniment is unequalled, and its effects simply electrical. As its name suggests, it is quick to re lieve, and thousands bear witness to its astounding virtues. Price 50cents. For sale by Charles Pechmann, Barn well C. H., and by Dr. Stok etf; Bl«ek- ville, Si C. r ' Preamble and Resolution*. At the last communication of Black vllle Lodge No. 63, A. F. M., the follow ing preamble and resolutions were adopted : Wiihkkas, It hath pleased the Omni potent in His wisdom to “call from hbor to refreshment” our beloved Bro. William Brooker ; therefore be it „ . f . „ . .. , „ Resolved, That while wa bow with next morning did they make au effort | humble submission, as bocometh good and true Masons, to the decrees of the All-Wise Father, still we will ever cher to arrest him, who testified in court to the above.. The whole affair resulted in no good for those schemers, and how nicely their plans amj expectations were de feated! No one was benefitted by it, and no one received what they ex pected. Let tho marshal Interest him self and arrest others in our town, both white aud black, and bring them before the courts of our couuty. Lot all such men receive the full benefits of the law, and no discrimination in favor of any one. — +— A Good LI vei ls always known by his appearance. A man who lives comfortably at home, has good dinners, etc., will always show it in his person. But there ie another liver more important to man— it is the bad liver—the liver that should regulate tho whole system. If that la otit of fix, man Is good for nothing—can fenjoy nothing—to res tore It to health, use Dr. Gilder’s Liver Pills. A few doses will relieve you. For sale by G. A. Phillips, Williston, and Druggists generally. iah the memory of the long and useful life of our dearest brother as one whose consistent conduct la worthy of Imita tion ; Resolved further, That in the death cf Brother Brooker the Masonic Order has been deprived of a member, whose long life record has never at any time marred the beauty and symmetry of our speculative temple, and the com munity In which he lived, of a useful and much respected citizen; Resolved further, That while we feel an assurance that Brother Brooker was a “stone fit for the builders’ use,” and that ho has been called from the temple below only to be worked Into the “temple not made with hands,” still our heartfelt sympathies are ex tended to his bereaved family In this hour of afflictions. Resolved further, That the Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved further. That the Secre tary send a copy of these resolutions to the bereaved lamtly and a c6py to each of the cotintjr papers for publica tion ; and a page in the Minute Book be appropriated to his memory, and these resolutions be spread at large tbereofi. L. T. IELAR, Chairman CommUtee. Military Picnic. A meeting of the Barnwell Grefs Is called to take place at the Court-house od Thnrsday next, for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for a grand picnic of the companies of tho Regi ment of this county, to be held at the Dcuble Ponds on the Fourth of July. It la expected to be one of the most pleasant affairs of the kind ever held in our county. A cordial invitation will bo extended to all to participate in the enjoyment Our worthy Sheriff, who is captain of this company, will spare no pains to make it pleasant to all who attend. — ■ ■■ Jupiter is now the morning star. A fact we know from personal telephonic observation. Venus, who so brightly presides over our erveniogs Is as bril liant as ever, but, with the usual llck- Veness of her sex, is getting ready lo go back on us. Mercury, oh account of the heat of the leather, has retired within the shadow of ths sun, and will not be drawn eat from his cool hiding- place again until the happy days o( zero return. Gloves in the Field. There ar», In a certain section of this county, a lot of honest. Industri ous and tfeli-to-do young farntfit*, who make good crops, do {heir own work, and know how to manage their farms. Bpt they have somehow conceived the Idea that the belles in their neighbor hood won’t have anything to do with these young meu who have brawny and honest-looking hands ; hence they plow with their giovOs on. This is all a mistake, j’oung rffen. No woman who Is at all worth having, will frown upon sunburnt and brawny hands, when they are made so by bard work. When tlie poet wrote about mdsic having ch’antfs to flootbe the savage breast, he little imagined that sqcb an instrument os a hand organ could be possible. But tbe sweet and melodious strains from one Oh the square last week were enough to make any man wish he was In the sweet bye and bye. Just abont tbe time its strains broke upon bur quiet village last Thursday, tbe Court adjourned, a few cats put on mourning, and a good m^ny went to wards the creek. aim . T A IHowster. A correspondent write* us under date of Jnne 17 from Bamberg— Mr. E. J. R., who lives on tbe Edisto one and a half miles from Bamberg, Captured, a few days since, a large •gator, which tried to enter hla yard. Mr. R. shot the monster several times, and after a hard fight drove the fellow into a pen and had him secured. Large crowds go to see him, ns be is the largest ever seen In this commun ity, measuring 10 feet 7>* Inches. Florida, Our Lund of Flower*. A throng of sufferers with coughs and colds annually go South to enjoy the ethereal mildness of tbe land of flowers. To them wo would say tho necessity of that cxpebi slve trip is obviated by Coussens’ Compound Honey of Tar, which speed** lly cures ibfvtoftgh* and colds inci dent to this rigorous cllmo. For pub lic speakers it surpasses the Demos thenic regimen of “pebbles and sea shore ;” clearing the throat until the voice rings with the silvery cadence of a bell. Use Coussens’ Compound Honey of Tar. Price 50 cents a bot tle. For sale by Charles Pechmann, Barnwell C. H, and by Dr. Stokes, Biackville, S. C. # seem to bo in all the Bamberg " Five cents counters ” tho centres of attraction cities and townscat present, and Grahams both have them and at tract a constant stream of patronage from the adjoining country. Why will Barnwell keep in the rear? Can't, at least, one of our merchants staitthe popular method of drawing all the custom. * JMJK JJjrtltmLXKXT#. ■, BRO. & POLLARD, COTTON FAOTOHS, Georgia. A-ugusta, r m i MANUFACTURER-J Cotton Gins, Cot’on Presses, AND DEALERS" 1$ and RLickii ly * if / «D KMftr AGENTS FOR FAIRBANKS’ SCALES’, KRRI.F.TT & OOCJDKIOn I LCttlenOin, . Smith s luiproYcdjUon'l Power Cotton nnd lUy Prc«n, •* New Patent Adjustable Screw Press, for Hay undCjftotf; field's New Potent Power .“crew Piw*, patented M>iy. Ill, 1879, Talbott & Sous’ Improved Planter'’ Agricultural Kngijc, " etnndnrii ” “ “ Stationary “ “ SmokeSlack and Belting, V Engine* and Saw Mills, Complete flit 0('cra!W; V Hreulnr Saws, “ Portable born and Wheat Mills, “ Turbine Water sheds, . “ Dairy Engines, “ Collars, Couplings, Journal Boxes, and PulUys, Watertown Steam Engine Coy Agrieiflfurat Rngines, on wWcla, “ Portable “ on Skids, , , “ Stationary “ and Boilers, “ Vertical Engines and Boilers,' “ Dairy Engines, “ Circular Saw Mills, ^ “ Double Circular Saw Mill and Extras, J. W. CardwqllA Co.'s Threshers and Cloanem, “ Plain ThresMog Drums, • u ' j . ... “ —> Horse Power*. . ...» „ . ‘‘ #l 8traw v Gu(ter*, Corn Shellcn, and Planters' and Ctde.* MillV,’ Brennan k < o. sCircular Saw Mills, “ — Mulay “ nad Shingie Machines. iHr; m OUR MACHINERY DEPARTMENT la under the Management of M 33 H N . T3 E I 3Zi . ~ Who will give his personal attention to (he fitting up of all MACHINERY, which In'ibdf 1 is a guaraotee of the character of alt work famished of done by Os. SWld far - ^ CATALOGUE AND CIRCULARS. C*r Special arrangements made for fitting up Outfit*. For terms apply to PBINTUP, Bko. * POLLARD, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TOOLE’S LATEST IMPROVED FIRE-PROOF COTTON GIN CONDENSER Asn ^»ETrr^ i lL:crT , rmsTKii. Ths Way to Tell Whether a Ma chine Will Pay or Not. Consider the first cost; the probable cost of repair,* then bow long it w.Tl last. Then begin to run up tbe profits you expect to re ceive by its use, and you will see whether it will pay or not. For example, we wifi run up the cost and profits of one of TUOLE’S LATEST IM PROVED FIRE-PROOF CONDENSER AND PERFECT DUSTER. The coet of one for a 40 saw gin is $46. This includes tho at taching of it to the gin, and proving whether it will do or not We will put down $1 per year Cor repairs. We will ouw run up what little we may expect to receive by its use. The Condenser takes the place of your waste ful lint room*, which range in cost from $10 to $'.'0, saying nothing about tho much needed space they take up. Now put down the next thing they are espcdntly good for, and that is to burn out when you are least expecting ii Now, what docs ii e6«t me? S600 or $1,000, besides, 1 had a good deal «f cotloh and a great many seed biltnedt also five «* ten balosbclcngitig to my eu*. tomers. They fob have to *11 are the risk and loss of this miserable lint-room arrange ment, 0ml ar6 entitled to no insurance. N*ow, put down your immense loss in dusty cotion. You may conclude tbnt dusty cotton sells lower, but weighs higher. In this you are badly mistaken. The matter in the sarth or sand which gives Storm cotton a black, dingy cast is as light as a feather. You can prove it. Go to a black, dusty place in the road in a dry time, and kick the sand about, and yon will see it rise and float off in the air. It is lighter than air. You will not get rich as (juick by its weights* you will get poor by its loolfs. Your top cotton will get badly toiled \h the boll in u dry, windy time in this vnvy. To provtf what we sometimes lose by dusty cotton,! will produce the certificate of II. Red, Esq., who had a bale dusted by the Condenser, and one ginned in a lint-room, in order to test the difference: ViSDson, S. C., Sept. 8, 1874. J. L. Toole—Dear Sir: I did as I told you about the cotton. I hauled the two bales to Aiken yesterday. The cotton was all gathered as near os I could get it. Jafus, owner of lint-room gin, mnst hate had ftfi an awfully nasty Hnt room from ginning dusty cotton. I believi it looked worse af ter than before it was ginned. You beat him badly. I got 13J cents for his bale and 14 cents for yours. I lost just enough to pay for the ginning of one bale, $3.70. I be lieve in your duster. Yours respectfully, II. RED. (!v Now, let us see what can bo saved by it in one year, supposing every gin to use one. It is estimated from reliable sources tnat there is an. average of 126 gins burned acciden tally throughout the South annually. 8up* pose them, ifieltading their contents, to av erage in value $!.(XX). Here is $126,000 in one year frobt this quarter. New, it will not bo considered exaggeration in cotton manufacturing circles to estimate that one- fourth of tho whole crop is damaged by dust, and wo will average this loss at one-quarter of a cent per pound, li e generally raise from four to five million bales pet yearr Suppose the dusty bales to average 400 lbs, and the whole crop four tmd a half milfions. Here is one million one hundred and twenty- five thousancTdollars more saved that would have gone into the Lands of the manufbetn- rer, under the plea of duefy or stofm cotton. They have machinery to clear it of dust, therefore, they make more money on it than on clean cotton They ge' it in many cases Irom $6 to $10 less per bale, v hen in reali ty it iias good as any Cotton gathered. I aift now putting up two styles of these machines to suit purchasers, ranging In price from to $46 up, guaranteed to work well in every particular With but little attention. Sthdy the means of saving. And you will soon have the means of making. For further information and fcircular, Address J. L. TOOLE, ’ Williston, 8. C. It. R- E. SECUMACHER, ALL. NIGHT MOUSE. WINES, LIQUORS ANt) SEGAIIS, CbT. Bereaford and King, CHARLESTON, - 8. C. 89-Jim HOUSE, SIGN • j lined Ira Augusts, Os. OATES’ nUSIU HOUSE Oldest in ueorgia; The subscriber offers for said ( v, FIRST CLASS PIANOfe AND ORGANS . «* h! the lowest figures for caah-or part ItMitallment*. Ho will alld* tio oneld undersell bitn. All bo oaks is a Arlal to con vine* any one that they can RW * bargain by calling on him. Every Instrument warrhoted from FIVE to TEN years. TONED dnd REPAIRED In beet manner by T. HARRY OATES.' All orders punctually attended to. Bend for circular* to GEO. A. OATES, Agent, 211 Broad St, Augusta, Gtt . 1 " J Champion Picture Frame Establislmicnt of the South: Wherd you can have PICTURE FRAMES 6f all kinds and at all prices. 6l«< gilt frame* put In complete order, regilt and made to look a6 ffdod aa new A v large assortment of ° CmtOMOS, ENGRAVING, PICTURE CORD, NAILS, always on hand. GKO. a. Gates, A S oni, jliiKu-am 2(4 Broad SI., Aiigusta, G«. T he white Sewing Machine thu xmsT or Umvatid it Appearance, . , Unparalleled iM,Sinttoli(ut)t\ Unsurpassed in Construction, Unprecedented in Popularity, And Undisputed in the Broad Claim or otma tmc VERY BEST OEERATXXO QUICKEST SEIJLIMO, HANDSOMEST, AMD Host Perfect Sewing Machine IS THS WORLD, . Wedding Gifts AKD X ORNAMENTAL PAINTING Ou tbe Most Reasonable Terms. 86 to 93 APPLY TO T. L. XJETTISON, nuuwvilC.H, S.C. hf.lt cv rjrstfalicl tosattof;sayrscsouMmisUoa In Its tat’Jr. Th* demand fort'** White hi* XrwtfcdIn Mch as sxtsnt that we are sow compelled lo turn Out wA. Ctenvplfrto , wywi.-y m.’.n.-A.toa Lao. tiao dtay* to ar-ipjaiy Ever* imchine t» warrented ter 3 yeerj, end eqldfor cth at hberoj dltcouaU.or soon eat] payment*, te ealt the cscenienco of coetoswri. Arsoton ymp m wrataron Tmntir. wm semmTmachine co? 19 80S Eu ohd Ave., Cleveland, Onto. —-For sale by— J. 1). & T. F. 290 Bioah St., . - SMITH, At?di;*TA, d.i. WM. MATTHIE88EX. L. B. DOOLITTLE. IhllOlM & DOOLITTLE, fubhishiso goods akd fix* CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, CLOTHING MADE TO ORDEfi. ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING, Charleston, apll?>3m H. C. DANIEL HAAS, — JOBBER OF— Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Notions, X'ancy Good*, Ac., 153 MEETING SfREET, tHAHJABSTON, ft, C. 72-83 e - f .w-r* FINE WATCHESy American and Swiss, of the Lalwi Styldb; RICH JEWELRt 01 New aml^ Eluant D^nj^ Ixqa.- STERLING SltvtfRtfARE, Ih Fresh and Beautiful Bat terns, especial ly adapted for Weddle* Presents. SILVER PLATBfcWARE. T«a Sets, Watters, lea Pttchrrt, Bitter CHOICE tA.VCT GOODS. French and AraqilMn Clocks. Fins Table Cutlery, ttpeytaclse, Ac. Witches | Jewelry Cwefotty Repaired; THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW EST PRICES. " r • James alun, .307 King street. Charleston, 8. C. seplf-ly 2ffT King St., Charleston, & a me rioriciiris AND A LABOR COLLRCTIOJt OF at moderate prices 17-ly- Mmisi imi, IVo. OH9 33road Wtreet. AUGUSTA. GA. rates OF board, *1-56 Per Da/. 81NQLK HEALS, 50a LODQOta, 50a Special rates for Board by th* week or month. L. JI. apr LEWIS. 24 — — Proprietor.' 8m. AB&lfi SUX&HAXD, WHEEIWRI6HT AEP AS’ BLACKSMITH. ilarnwell C. H-, S. C. » ALL kinds of repatriate done promptly and iu tbe boot style. Call and see hj«, June 13 3m. ~ ~ •• B. J. QuatUebaam, V. 13. H #1UJ8T0F, * * . . ,J i. WILL Attend Oslfc u and Adjacent Countts*. 1 Tr «- . )