The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 10, 1879, Image 3
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the People
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1870.
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Aseata of The Peoptfc
Wllllgton—O. A. mkllips. ' r .
Elko—B. O. Btakskll.
Blackyllle—M&j. G..E. EtbaoUAN.
Grahams -C. E. TTLIA
Midway—C. Dtnumiifo.®
Bamberg—E. B. Tylbo.
A1 lend ala—W. O’. Josxsob.
Charleston—R. M. Alexander.
Our subscribers and advertlsere'can call
hpon the nearest Agent whenever they
wish to settle their accounts,' (Jiir Agents
ate authorized to receive and give receipts
tar all naoBey8 duen^.77^™77"" ^
Local lews.
BRIEF LOCALS,
Comptroller-General Hagood was In
the Tillage on the 1th.
Judge Aldrich is now at home on a
short visit th his fatally.
Several Wads 6f tratermetons were
brought Into town last week. ,
Capt 7. P- Allen has resigned the
poeltfon of trial justice Ixxi Barnwell
. Quite a. refreshing raln fell here on
Sunday evenfngj The farmers are
hgppy.
-'The termers hr the lowet portion of
tha-ocunty are complaining of dry
ftatber. . - ( I ; - JV.TfV
Mr. I. M. Hutson, who has been ab
sent on professional business for some
time past, returned home on Sunday
morning.
Several communications which we
are confident were mailed In time for
last week’* Issue, did not reach us nn-
til the day after publication. Some
thing wrong somewhere.
Ladies should remember that the
Sajtpw and despondent Invalid always
gain* relief, from ths nse of Dt, Har
ter’s Iron Tonic. It purifies and en
riches the bloodi and thus insures the
vital energy of youth
Mr; W. Qtt Tyson will please accept
ourthanks for the Invitation to be pres
Cnt at the plu-nlo given by himself and
scholars at the Parli; on Thursday
night It was quite a pleasant affair,
sod all present seemed to enjoy them-
eelves hugely.
When Charles II, the “ Merry Mon-
ach” pf England, was stricken with
his last disease, bis physicians admin
istered a salt distilled from dead men’s
skulls. In obr age educated physic
ians use Dr. Harter’s Family Medi
cines. •'*' y ~7'
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Tbe glo-tlouee bf Mr. W. Ii. Boyn
ton, who resides between Allendale
and Buford’s Bridge, was destroj'ed
by fire on Saturday last, about four
p’elock In the evening. No work was
Z t ^ % IS ??f* w?!
and his troupe will meet with the suc-
' ces they so justly deserve.
Before making contracts for adver
tising call at The People office and get
our fdtee. No one pan or shall do
better or dtespsr work than inf. 7 Jr4
ikramatlc Troupe.
The Midway Dramatic Troops, of
which M^. Govan S. Simms is manager,
gave an entertainment at the Court
house Hall, at this place, dh Tuesday
night last. We regret our Inability,
owing to United Unas and
notice tbe dirfetsnt pieys, Suffice It
to say, however, that everyone of the
large audience went away well pleased
with wuat they had seen and heard.
Several of the troupe displayed con
siderable talent, and deserve especial
mention for the splendid manner in
which they rendered their parts, but
ramparfsoop are odious, so wo will
confine ourselves to generalities by
saying that all performed their parte
in a satisfactory manner, and which
re thorough training. We were
Tbe Physical Paradox.
It has been said that "the blood is
the source of life.” If is as truly the
source of disease and death. No life,
that la to say, ho healthy tlsShe can
be generated from impure blood, no
organ of the body can normally per
form Its functions when supplied with
impure blood. Tbe fluid that should
, carry life and health to every part,
carries only weakness and disease.
Blood U the source of life only when
it is pure. If it has become diseased,
it must be cleansed by proper medica
tion, elss every pulsation of the hu
man heart sends a wave of disease
through the system. T^o cleanse the
»)lood from all impurities, use Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Diacovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, the most
effectual alterative, tonic and cathar
tic ramedloe yet discovered. They are
especially efficient in scrofulous dis
eases.
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Tbe Fwurtli of July nud Capl.
Troll! 4 * frpeech.
The Fourth was observed to some
extent by our dtlsena. The Stores
were dosed In the afternoon, and the
town assumed more the appearance of
a Sunday than the 4th of July, ta the
evening the citizens assembled in the
Courthouse for the purpose of bearing
the lecture of Capt. Irottl oh " The
Model Man.” The speaker handled
the subject in his characteristic man-
n^^boiue of the thoughts advanced
beautiful, and elicited frequent
and hearty applause from his large
pnd appredatlve audience.
fluve Vo*» Ilie Buckeye?
It is a well established fact, that
Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment will
cure, if used accordiag to directions.
The JSscultls flippocastanum, or llotse
Chestnut, commonly known as the
Buckeye, has been highly esteemed
for many years, owing to the fact that
It possesses virtues, lying In the bitter
prindpla called Escullo, which can be
titilixed foe- the cure at Piles. 'If af
fected with that terrible disease, use
Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment, and
be relieved. iVitje ceqte For sals
by Charles Plohmahn, BaTCwell C. H..
or by Dt. Stokes, Blaekville.
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Ufa Case.
In oar Igsl ftey ye
Messrs. R B. Mciejiore apd, William
Woodward bad been arrested by
United Stores Deputy Marshal Blank
and that the parties had giVttrbond'
for their appearance. When tbe case
was brought tg the attention of the Dls
frlet Attorney:
drop the ease,
ht tQ the attention of the Dis
ney b* lockrustedi Black to
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> A <jioo«l I4ver .
Is afwayw known by his appearance. A
man who live* comfortably at home,
has good dinners, eta, Will' always
show it Iff bis person. Bat there is
another liver more Important to man—
it is the bad Hver—the liver that
should regulate the Whole system. If
that is out of fix, man te good for
ffcHpjng—can enjoy nothing—to* Mi
health, qepdfr. GMder’f ^vee
few doses will relieve yon.
sale <?. A. FhMJps, WUllslon.
and Druggists gfasrJfiy.
and how the fire originated is a mys
tery.
If we are not mistaken there is an
ordinance prohibiting bathing within
a certain distance of the bridge over
Turkey Crock. A number of boys,
contrary to tUs ordinance, are In the
habit of bathing within the prescribed
limits, and who, we are Informed, are
indifferent to the common roles of de
cency. The Town Council should In
vestigate this matter, and put a stop
to such outrageous conduct.
Rather an amufting case came up
before Trial Justice Allen on Thursday
last. The plaintiff, Mrs. Platts .indict
ed her husband for asault and battery.
Mr. Platts says he didn’t beat her.
She says he did, aad the obly witness
they had says she don’t know whether
he beat her or not. Tbe jury didn’t
know Which to believe, but they came
to the conclusion that the evidence
was insufficient to convict; so they
rendered a verdict of not guilty.
New Schedule. ^
Arrival and departure of trains on
the South Carolina Railroad are as
follows:
No. 7, Up. (Day Passenger.)
Leave Charleston 8.50 a. m.
Arrive Blaekville .1.11 p. m.
Arrive AugU8ta....'.<t....T r 8.15 p. m.
No. 6, Down. (Day Passenger.)
Leave Augusta 815 a. m.
Arrive Blaekville. W.23 a. m.
Arrive Charleston....2.00 p. m.
No. 15. Up Night Express.
Leave Charieffton. 11.00 p. m.
Arrive Blaekville...........4.34 a. m.
Arrive Augusta .* 8.00 a. m.
No. 16. Down Night Express.
Leavs Augusta. .345 p. m.
Arrive Blaekville 6.18 p. m.
Arrive Charleston. . 10.40p. m
The Baruvrell A.mid 91. Socle!y.
Barnwell, S. C., July 7,1879.
A. meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of tbe B. A. and M. Society was
held at the Court-house to-day to ar
range the premium list and time for
holding the neat Fair, which wss fixed
for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October 29th, 80th and 31st. The fol
lowing essays will be read during the
Fair:
Ist. The Systems of Farm Labor,
the advantage and disadvantage of
each—Capt. W. Gilmore Simms.
.^d. Crops, the number of acres to
the horse, the kinds, and proper pro
portion, and probable nett results—
Dr. J. C. Miller.
31. The Family Garden, Its Import
ance to health, comfort and economy—
David Briggs, Esq.
4tb. The culture of Bees, and their
value to the farm—Dr. J. W. Ogilvie.
.5th. Sugar Cane, beet Variety, mode
of cultivation, manuring, cost of pro
ductlon, yield, etc.—Col. C. C. Faust
6tb. Oats and Pea Vine Hay, best
kinds, prod notion 'and cost of pro
ductlon, and relative value with com
a» stock feed—Hob. Henry Harrxog;
” TtfL Rutabagas, quantity per acre,
raanher of cultivation, fertilizing, cost
of production, and value as stock feed
—Hon. Jos. A. Miller.
8th. Chufa, Ground-nut, Arllchoke
and Field Pea, mode of production,
cost, quantity net acre, their compara
tive and combined value as feed for
hogs—Alfred Aldrich, Esq.
The Committee will meet again on
sulesday In August at the Court-house.
Da. Jno. 8. StoNEt, Pres’t.
A. P. Manviule, Sec. pro tern;
SP
Colored Befcatlas Socle! y.
Bahnwku* July 4, 1879.
Editor People : Tbs lied Oak De- ,
bating Society (colored) met at the
Jordon Baptist Sunday School House
to-day at half poet eleven, a. m., end
after roll-call an animated debate fol
lowed. The question for discussion
was which 16 most ihdespensible, the
services of the dofttor of the lawyer.-
Tbe debate after lasting two hours
and a half tiame to a Aose, and the
judge, an incompetent one, I think,
decided tfa favor of the lawyer. At
half past two dinner was announced,
and was partaken of by all present,
who seemed to relish tbe ffood things
spread before them more than they
did tbe speech-making. I do not
blame them for the feast wai?.abeam
teous one.
Aftef dinner was Over matiy pretty
and interesting recitations In the way
of dialogues and speeches were ren
dered by tbe children belonging to the
Sunday School Then followed a
series of plays. Everything passed
off pleasantly and quietly. At
the close C. F. Cave made a speech,
and extended a cordial invitation to
everyone present to attend a picnic
at Riley’s Mill tu-monow.
Very respectfully,
S. W. WitiiAiiS;
<i
Vlexlco and Lulled Mtates.
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Owing to their warm and delightful
climates, their inhabitants grow sal
low from torpid livers, Indigestion and
all diseases arising from a disordered
stomach and bowels. They should, of
course, at all times keep the liver
active, and to our readers we secom-
mend Tabler’a Portaline, or Vegetable
Liver Powder. Taken in tjme will of
ten save money and much suffering.
Price 50 cents. For sale by Charles
Pecbmann, Barnwell C. H., or by Dr.
Stokes, Blaekville, 8. C.
Alackville Dot*.
There is life In the land yet. The
pleasing spectacle of five bales of cot
ton on Ibe platform Was Wltuessod on
the 4lh..
In the matrimonial horizon we no
tice a wedding. It must be near at
hand, as the Treasurer is jn the hands
of the artist
Quits a number of people from this
place and vicinity availed themselves
.of the opportunity to visit the City by
the Sea on the 4th.
Bladkville seems to be quite a fa
vorite place for “ De Drummer," a
number having put In an appearance
with tall Sample* ope day lost week.
Last Thursday a'flrfc eccbrred at the
residence of Mr. David Briggs, but
was promptly oxtinguissd with the
assistance of some of the neighbors.
Blaekville was treated to a sight of
$ Mai ifv* geff 111* oh the night of tbe
4th, Of eouMe'the fnatf and iff* breth- -
er were on hnnd to witness his antics.
claimed he was the mieeing
link, and could do anything but talk.
He filled the bin.
The Fourth was duly celebrated by
the- colored people at this place. In
the morflTng a prcreesslila-war formed,
consisting of six Sunday Schools. Af
ter marching around town they re
paired . to the grove hear tbe Metho
dist Church, Where tbs day war spent
ia various amusements.
That Picnic.
John Wannamaker’s customers stop
at 250. &' Ninth Street, for ten cent
sample hotUs of Prof, Pain’s Catarrh
Vapor,
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Mb. Editor : I had the pleasure of
'httsndlng a picnic atCspt Mlilhouse’s
Mill bn tbe 4th. Quite a number of
people wer? present, and the table was
filled with the goods things of this life.
Tbe -young folks danced in the mill-
hous6,~ and setpA Jio sejoyed them
selves notwithstanding the beat
Barnwell, Hlackvflle and Grahams
were welt represented. I noticed
some very fine crops on the road.
" ' OOCASIOKAL.
Our midway Letter.
Midway, S. CUJuly 7. ^
Dear PEorLE: No doubt your read
ers would be interested in a few items
from our soncewbat benighted little
town, as In the day of ’76 when all de
pended upon courage and faith, we
claim to have held (be banner and
planted it immovably upon the eolid
platform that bore us all up to a stan
dard when the vigilant are atftl mov
ing on ; nod although we are altualed
at the extremity of our county we are
in enterprise steadily and surely mov
ing on. Oa the night of the 5th Inst,
we had' another entertainment at
Burke’s Hall by the Midway Dramatic
Troupe, of which Mr. GovaU H. Simms
is manager, and under whose skillful
training we think his troupe has ( p oor ♦*
A Thrlvlaff School.
~ Dear Editor : Please allow me space
In your cblumns to note some of the
pleasing incidents In the lower section
of this county. Prominent among these
were the closing exercises of Miss Cal
houn’s school on the 20th ult. This
youag lady is truly a most thorough,
practical and efficient tocher. From
early morning until 2 o’clock p. m- her
pupils followed, with marked precis
Jon, the footprints of education,
through spelling, English grammar,
history, arithmetic, algebra, famtyjor
science, rhetoric, composition and Lat
tfl, interspersed With music anff songB;
all being conducted with a system,
grace and ease, which betrayed rare
capacities In theTpIf teachcr. It is in
deed refreshing to witness boys and
girls exhibiting such proficiency in aS*
sending tho road of science, even m«
sic receiving a due share of attention.
The examination being ended, dinner
was announced, and be assured, dear
Editor, If you had witnessed the re
sultant groaning* of those who were
fed from the abundant table; you
would conclude that the dear matrons
of that section had bech thoroughly
graduated ib this department of learn
ing. Dinner being ended all wete
again drawn to the academy to par
take of the condiments wisely pre
pared to aid groaning humanity In dl
gestlng this meal, Cobelstiog in piano
music, songs, compositions, Speeches
and laughter. All of tbo pulpUa die
their part so well that it would be in
vidious to discriminate. Suffice it td
say, that It required no strain of the
imagination to see in the not far dis
tant future some of Barnwell’s noble
statesmen and matrons erainating
from these Utile boys and girls.
Master J. J. Hogg literally brought
down the house on "The Poor Old
Maid,’’ for th* burst of laughter had
hardly subsided when cries came from
every quarter, “Give us again ’The
reached almost, if not quite, perfection
in the art so difficult to.master. The
entertainment was well attended by a
number of prominent citizens, all of
whom were loud In their approval of
the manner In which the entertainment
was conducted, and unanimously pro
nounced It a complete success. Mr.
Simms deserves great credit. He
camo here and selecting from our
humblo citizens a few whose tal
ents were perceptible only to the eye
of one able to judge of such talent*
He has organized and trained a troupe
of amateurs that we venture to say
will compare favorably with any in the
State. We learn that Mr. Simms in
tends making Uits his study and has
chosen It as his profession and we
think that we can assure the public of
his ultimate success. Feeling proud
of the fact that here was the home of
that great Poet that drew the world
In admiration, and feeling proud of
the birthplace of this offspring, bid
ding so fair to win a glorious name
for himself, unaided and alone, we beg
to have this recorded upon your pages
and preserved that we stand sponsor
for bis success. —~ b.
Allendale Notes.
Allendale, S. O., June 30,1879.
Editor People: On Saturday,June
21st a negro named John Grant, en
tered the residence of Rev. O. A. Bay-
nard at Old Allendale and Stole some
money and groceries. He made hie
escape Into Georgia.
Qn Friday, Saturday and Sunday
last the colored Baptists held a Union
Meeting In their chifrch here. Quite a
crowd were In attendance on Friday
and Saturday, and on Sunday the
place Was filled, some four or five hun
dred being present. Daring Che after
noon a heavy rain fell for about an
hour—the first rain for about three
weeks.
The ReV, Mr. Hyde, agent for tbe
American Bible Spcfely, preached at
the Union Church on Sunday morning
last.
The young ladles who have been In
attendance at tbe " Confederate Home’’
In the " City "by the Sea,” returned on
the 30tb. J.
Subscribe for Tbe People.
The valedictory address by Master
J. E. Sandiford, followed by closing
song, " We are going-home” happily
ended tt>e first session of this school
The boys then, as if to challenge those
of riper years, called for speeches from
a number of visiting gentlemen ; some
from Barnwell village, some from A1
lendale, one from Wofford College) one
from Charlotte, N. O., and others from
the country arotind responded. On*
of the speakers complimented Miss
Calhoun by saying that he bad wit
nessed examinations In cities, towns
and villages, but had never witnessed
one desarving more theencomiuoo? suc
cess than did this. '
Crops on my route are very good,
although somewhat backward. A very
gratifying feature U tbe largely in
creased area of small grain, showing
that our farmefa are rising to a proper
estimate ol the duty and satisfaction
of living at home and feeding from
their own meat and corn houses:
The Port Royal Railroad has evi
dently done much for the lower tac
tion of the bounty. Prominent atoong
its effects is the thriving town of Al
lendale. Taste, energy and enterprise
are developing a etrong Centre of bus
iness at that place; and we really
hope that at no distant day old Barn
well may bind herself to some point
on the Port Royal Road by iron rail.
. TBAgsriue.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NEW
SUNNY south;*
NEW ADVr.R Tisp/ r :x TS.
tup. best and rtANteoMESfr i^pisn
IN AMERICA!’
gfc*D tfORJT AT dNCE.
SEE OUR CLUB RATES..-
live SuAMy SotUJt is sow (be modal weekly
of tho age. It cornea out in an entire new
make~«p generally and ia overflowing with
lha richest and spiciest matter of the day—
Poems, JSaeays, thoneoi News of the Week,
Wit and Humor, Female Gossip, domestic
Matters, Lett r» from all Sections, Notes of
Travel*, Puxiles, Chess Problems, Marriages,
Death*, llantth Notes, Personals, Stage Notes,
Movement* in Southern Sooiety, Fashion
Notes with Plates, Answers to CorrfeAperd-
ents, BiograpMflir wTtJTFSffrfclf* of distin
guished men nnd Women, Humorous En
gravings, Sensational Clippings, Correspond
ents Cblumn, Local Matters, Railroad'Gulde.
and forcible editorials upoli all subjects.
Is it possible to thake a paper tnore com
plete? Get a eopy and examine it. It now
circulates in all the States and Territories,
Bratli, in England, Ireland, Canada, Au.
strallu, and the Indian Nation.
It is realty ad Hohor to th* Sotth and odr
people are proud.of.it,,aud every one should
take It immediately.
Theprlbeia only 02.50 a year. We will
serd the Sunny South and Tub Pnorta one
year fbr $3.50.
The Sonny South and Hoyt end Girl* of Ik*
South will be furnished on* year fur $3.50
with a Urge nnd magnificent picture thrown
in. Addres# this office, or
y. II. ft W. B. SEALS,
PBINTUP, BR0. ft
COTTON FACTORS,
co-tf
Atlanta, Ga.
A-ugUsta, - - - -
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses,, awf, M.ichlnrTy
i*
cf
Georgia*
tR Kinds.
AGENTS FOR FAIRBANKS’ SCALES',
NEB LETT ft GOODRICH I X L Cotton Wv-
Bmith’a Improved Hand Power Gotten and liny Prase,
. “ New Patent Adjustable Screw Preas, for May and CHton,
Ihtid'a New Patent Power Ferew Pi es\ patented lt»y. 18, IST'J,
Talbott ft Sons' Improved Planter’.’ Agrieelturwl Engioe,
i • <4 “ rrnudwl **1 --f 4
•* Stationary **
Fmoke Stack and Belling,
TOOLE’S
- LATEST IMPROVED FIRE-PROOF
COTTON GIN CONDENSER
1x8
PKRE’KCX ID US TIC 11.
The Way to Tell Whsther & fia,-
chine WiH Pay or Not.
.V, •!
Consider the first cost, the probable fiott
of repair / then how long it wilt Inat. Then
a [in to run up the profit* you expect to re-
ve by its use, and yon will see whether it
will pny or not. ^ ■ - 1 ! ... i.
“ For example, we wHf run up the «o*t and
profits of hue of TOOLE'8 LATEST IM
PROVED FIRE-PROOF 00NDBN8WI AND
PERFECT DUSTER. The cos* of On* fee a
40 saw gin i* $46: This includes the at
taching of it to thegin, nnd proving whether
it will do or not. We will put down $1 per
year for repairs. We will now run up what
little we may expect to receive by it* use.
The Condenser take* the piact) of ^out waste
ful lint rooms, which range in cost from $10
to 0*20, saying nothing about the much
needed space they take up. Now put down
the next thing tKiy at-* espefcially gobd ffit,
and that is to burn out when you are least
expecting it Now, what does it oost me?
$500 or »1,0WJ, besldSs, I bad a good deal
of cotton and a great ffiaby seed burned,
also five or Un balesbeUngtng I* my cue,
tomers. They tea k*r* to ahere tlm risk
and los* of (his mistrable lint-room arrange-
B ent, aud htv entitled ,t« no insurance.
ow, pit down your immense loos ia dusty
cotlah. YVumay conclude that dusty cotton
tells lower, but weighs higher. In this you
are badly mistaken. The matter in the
earth or sand which gives storm cotton a
black, dingy cast Is M light as a feather.
Y,ou can prove it. Go to a black, dusty
place in the retd it A dry time, and kiek the
Band about, and you Will she it Hse And flout
off id the air. It it lighter than air. You
will not get iich as quick by Its weight is
you will get poor by its looks. Your top
ctftton will get f>*31y soiled In tile belt in d
dry, windy time In this, way. To prove
Whit we sometimes lose by dusty cotton, 1
will jirodiitrc the fceHificate of H. Red, Esq.;
who had a bale dusted by the Condenser,
and one gidhed Id a Knt-rdom, in order to
test the differedcs:
, Wtsosoa, 8. C., Sept, 8, 1874.
,J. L. Toole—/Mar Sir.- I did as I told you
about theootten. I hauled the two bates to
Aiken yesterday. Toe cotton. was all
gathered as near as I could get it. Jafus,
owner of lint-room gin, must have had an
an awfully nssty lint room frem ginning
dusty cottOn. 1 believe it looked werse af
ter than beferk it waa gkthed, You b*at
him badly. I got 13j cents for hie bale end
14 dents for yours. 1 leal.just enough to
pay for the ginning of one bale, $3.76.1 be
lieve in your (luster.
Your* respectfully, II. RED,
Now, let us see what dad be saved by It in
one year, Eupposin# every gin to use one. H
is estimated from reliable sources tmt thdre
is an. average of 125 gins burned acciden
tally throughout the South annually. Sup
pose them, including their contents, to av
erage in value $1,000. Here is $126,000
in one year from this quarter. Now, it will
not be considered exaggeration in cotton
manufacturing circles to estimate that one-
fourth of the whole crop ii damaged by durf,
and’wo will average tins loss at one>qutrter
of a cent per pound. IVe generally raise
from four to five million bales per year.
Suppose the dusty bales t& average 400 lbs,’
and the whole crop four add a half Wiilliond.
Here Is one million one hundred and twenty-
five them sand dollars more saved that would
haV4 gone into the Lauds of the manufactu
rer, under tne
.AagMMwwwd 0nw^iHH*; rtUfTtf* Voir OpcratEST
Circular Saws, V “»
t orfabl* Corn and Wheat Mills, >
urbin* Water Wheel*, V'
—■ f* ** Dairy Engines,
“ Collars, Couplings, Journal Rots, add Fulteya, ' .
; Waiertown Steam Engine Cojr Agricultural Engines, os Wheels, ,,
“ Portable •• on Skid*,
“ < Stationary" and Boilers,
" Vertical Ettglhes tad Boilers,
“ . Dairy Engine*, • ; .
.*• Circular Saw Mills, ! * j£.^
Doubts <ItreubtrSaw Milt arid fiitras,
Ji W. Cardwell A Co.’* Threshers awd Cleaners,
, “ Plain Thrust ing Drums,
" * Horsepowers,
" Straw Cutters, Com Shelters, and PUnitrs' and Cider Mill*,
Brehhah t Co.’» Circular Saw Mills,
" Malay *• and Shingle Mathias*, -r- -* •'——;
OUR MACHINERY DEPARTMENT
i
la under the Mnugfemcnt of i .« .. : - i ,y
■■I Mil- H- in ■ UE11> •
1 attention te the fitting up of all MACHINERY, which la itaelf
Who #111 give hi* personal
Is a guarantee of the character of all work fumlsi
ting up of
ulshed or <
catalogue and eiictitARS,
done by ua. Send for
' Special arrangements tnkde for fitting upOutfite.
For terms apply t* PUINTUP, 6R0. A POtLARD,
% junto 4n» . ». >- Auguste, Oa.
OATES’ MUSIC HOUSE,
Oldest In Georgia*
Th* subscriber offer* for •'-ip <■ i ""»
FIRST CLASS PIANOS AND ORGANS
*t the lowest figure* for cash—or part Installments. He will allow fid do* to
i. All I “ “
be ftska is a trial to coqvjooe any oae that tb
to
OATES.
AU
umUkSMl Moj
bargain by calling on him, Every Instrument warranted from FI
year*, TUNED and REPAIRED In best manner by T. HARRY O.
ordets punctually attended to. Bend fur circular* to
GEO. A OATES, Agent,
244 Broad St., AuguflU, Oft,
Champion Picture Frame Establishment of ttie South. *
Where yon can have PIOTURB FRAMES of all kinds and at all price*,
gilt frames put in complete order, regllt and made to look as good fis hew.
large assortment of
CHttOMOS* ENGRAVING, FtCfURE CORD, NAILS, ft*,
always on hand.
GEO. A. OATES, Agent,
i jtinc5-3tn 244 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
ricks, old
- CHEAP FOR CASB. .
SYROf AND STOCK BOILERS-
2. 50 Gallon Capacity.
a
u
K
U
1. 50
1. loo
For prices, apply tp
THE FEOFLE,
jtin5
Barnwell 0. H.
On
EXECUTION SALES.
uesday, the eighth day _
, Allendale, 8. C.. In front of H. P.
ore
month, at Allendale,
Mendenbelm’satoreL I will offer for sale l
lot of clothing, coQfcfctlrg of coats, pants,
vests, overcoat* land ladles’ cloaks, and
one Iron safe, as the property of B. P.
Mendeobeim, at tbe suit of belliman Nas-
siner, June 21, 1879.
J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C.
june 2tt-lw
They
ne plea of dusty or storm oottoa.
have machiniry to olear It of dual,
therefore, they make more money on ii than
on Mean cotion TTiey ge it in many cases
Iron $6 to $10 ICss per bale, ehen in reali
ty it ltd* good 4a any dotton gathered.
I am now putting up (Wo style* 6fthese
machines to suit purchaser*, ranging In
prtee from $30 to $45 up, guaranteed to
wofk well in every particular with but 1fttie
attention.
Study the m*a*8 of Saving,
An! you will soon hate the means of maxing.
"tor further information and circular, [t ■■
Address J. L. TOOLT,,
WiHiston, 8. 0. R. R
267 King St, Chaflcdton,4. 4’
nn piiTniiFii
IFD A LABQK 00LUBCT10H OF
tfRA-MIC** st modenU prices. > lUj
HOUSE, SIGN
s
' AND
OKNAMENTAl PAINTING
On tbe Most Reasonable Terms.
* APTLY TO' *
*. X. 1+ BlcXXIteON,
MtoJ* EsnwtttC B, t.C.
m
T he white
SEWiNfi Machine
Umvaltd in Appear a net.
Unparalleled ^Simplicity,
Unsftrpessed in
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in thn Broad Claim
•r MWQ TH*
WWHY BEST OPXtnATIMd
fjrrcwxuiT »Hxx.xp*a,
HATCDSOMBffT, AMO
Most Perfect Sawing Hathtet
|«l THE WOELO* .
Gifts
Tta gree t pepetlilty efflu WtflWIa M meat den-
In hi Itw ^
- ivLten tea
t3aw An-jr to o-virtpiy
Uoa ftwmnndLI
Bvefy r*eUne i* saitsiRefl ter f ytom. ne«
soWlor e*«h at liberal dUeoents,or upon east
hO Ult
corAonn wattp ct cioiwma rmntrr.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO?
Hi Cttctd At®. OMvtUhlt OMo*
—For sale by—
J. ti. Ac T. F. S M 1 H,
‘.'90' Bboad St., . - Ausvita, Ga,
U B. DOOUTtLK.
1ATTBIESSK & DOOLITTLE,
FOWOSHINa OOOD8 AMD FIXX
CLOTHING
FOR HEN AND BOYS.
CL0TH1N6 MADE T9 ORDBL
» j : ♦ » - , j i
ACADEMY OF Mrsfc BMtDn)6,
‘ •' * i M. t>.
C h nr teaton,
apU7-3m
Domestic Dry Goods,
— JOBBER OF—
Fdteip
" 19m
155 HEIffma OTEBET, • ?
CHAXUaBSTOPiT, Be C.
72-85. -
, . - .
IMTD-S
ness
D. LK S.,
WlLUFtoM, VC.
11
WcddingJU
ALLAN'S.
Fine watches,
Amerlsnh nod Swiss, of tiie Latest Styles.'
RICH JEWELRY
ot
STERLiNG SILVERWARE, -
Th Freeh end Beaullful Pat tern#, espeelal-
ly udaoted for Whddteg Preeeats.
SILVER toATEDWARR.
i .Tea Sets, Walter*, los Pftcbsrii, Butter
I bpoo “- i '' rk *
CHOICE FANCY Ot)Ol)S.-
Witches i Jewelry Carefully Repaired.
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW-
E3T PRICES.
JAMES ALLAN*
M7 King street,' CSirirstba. 8. CL
wnrifl-ly
ADAlt fiUieUAXBy
. VHEELWJIOHT
* v ^ hnifaS.T-'t~ J- ”-■* --^4 • •; tj-
Vkt
BtiACKBMITHj
Barnwell C. it. Ol
ALL kinds of tapnlriny done promptly
hud In the bast slyleToalf dnd see him.
ISflml0i0ff|... ~ ,
bUkUTBb NUMBER OF
edergetio endvaaser*
enflage hi s pOessnai end
profitable busineea. Good men will find thi^
* rare chance
to mrOwRt;.
Such Will pi done answer this advdrtlad-'
meat by letter,- eackwing stamp for replv,
‘ 7 ‘ ' f * ' they hivd bedfi iS-
gaged Id. None but those who mean busmen
need apply. Address,
1 Fwlky, Hakvet & Co.,
mdhl8-ly ♦ » ; AthmtA, Ga.
J- O Callaghan,
BRICKUYER AND PLASTEREIL
RaLtWHIX, s. c.
All Order* promptly attended to fit
the Country, ftt Prices to salt tbe
timed, tstlmatee given on Brick or
Fram* Houses on application.
marl7-3mos.
"■ ■' mm
B. J, Qiatilebaum,
wm _ «
WILL Attend Calls thoughont Barnwdl
n and Adjaeeat Counties.
.r . WtMffo*-,
ARTHUR Jl. OWENS.
Attorney mud Counsellor at Law
BAJtNWElL C* H o A C.
a L*.
Courts.' ' »e^l® f t
('olfei'tioiif a specialty.
Practices hi all tbe Coi
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