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4 the feohLE. TH0RSDA1, SEPTEMBER 4, 1879 ■iW> | i hi I •47 bona lid« onbocrlberM to XilK PKOri.E, the bent adver. tlainsr medium In lower Caro lina. i ___ „ Amenta of The Capt. 8. Ji ' M. People. V- i-v. ) Canvassirifir Agantoi WlntHton—u. A. i*Hix.Ltrsf. T ; Elko—B. 0. SxakselIj. ^ • llla«‘kville—Mui. «. E. Steadman. (irahams—C. E. Tyleu. MMway—0, Duensino. Bamberg—D. F. JBopTEN. AUeodalo-W. Q. JoilNs iN. Dunbartaa and Greenland—Geoeoe H. Bates. • » Oharlofiton—R. M. Alexander. Our subseribors and advertisers can call upon the nearest Agent whenever they wish to settle their accounts. Our Agents imraothorixed to receive andgi vereceipls lur all moueya due us. -v » Before making contracts for advor- tiaing call at The People oflice and get our rates. No on<y c;4n or shall do better or cheaper work than we. Local Aews. — — .i. .i , ■>'C>v Appointment. His Excellency Governor Himpson has appointed Mr. Thos. N. Baker a Notary Public for this county. Wc congratulate Tom on his appointment. Re-opcned. Having returned from her visit to the up-country, Mias Anna Walker has resumed the exercises of her school. Her rates are very reasonable, and every attention given to all scholars. Managers of Election. The following Members of Election have been appointed : Midway—G. i. Looker, Samuel Mil ler, Angus Miller. Ba&nwell—W.R. Christie, B. T. Rice, Wrn. McNab. _ — a At llwme Again. Senator Butler, who was chairman of the committee to investigate (Jon- gresslonal matters, returned to his home in Edgefield last week from Newport, R. I., whore the committee has been id session for several weeks. 1 Town !\oiuination. At a meeting of citizens held Tues day evening in Town Hall to nominate an Intendant and four Wardens, the following gentlemen received the nom ination : For Intendant—Capt J. S. Brown. Fok Wardens—A. P. Manville, F. H. Brown, Jno. I. Bronson, C. J. Hay. The election takes place on tho 9th. months ago, will hardly bo realized, now as tho crop begins to open. We see no Indication that the prloe will bo better than It was at this time last year. But when the staple begins to como In freely, our farmers may as wi-ll settle down to tho prospect that ulno cents wilt be a big price. Cotfon l*roMpcrt«. The hopes of the fatmers that were by the xlaa Jn. xoltop a few Sotqe doubt and die, othtra bellbro and buy Prof. Paine’s Catarrh Vapor, and cure their Catarrh. 250 8. Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. But few horse trades were made on Monday. Swappers’ headquarters are now north of tho Court-house and east of The People oflice. Several of our merchants have been absent from their business laying in their fait stock of goods. Wo look forward for a lively time this winter. The County Commissioners had no meeting on Tuesday, on account of the illness of Capt. J. W. Jenny. They will have an extra meeting cn the 11th Inst. Cotton pickers at Buford’s Bridge struck for fifty cents and three meals per hundred last week. Planters struck for forty cents and no meals. Hold the fort. Honest millers are scarce, but we I niporlant: Wo think that in view of the im- p'<rts:ice of keeping up tho organiza tion and “esprit do corps” of the Dem ocratic Club b, that the respective club lists of membership should be rigidly revised, and club chairmen be request ed by the County Chairman to attend without delay to this matter, and to forward such revised lists to his oflice. Tills may check some of the dissatis faction which we understand to exist in some quarters. Verbura sap. ■7 Rcallt «r E. J. CaMMidy, Esq. We announce with deep regret tho death of F. J. Cassidy, E-*q., at Bam berg on Sunday morning last at 7 o'clock. A gallant soldier of the lost cause, a faithful official, a promising member of the bar,a devoted husband, ^.an affectionate parent, he has followed Into the better world the beloved wife who a few weeks ago preceded him. His death occurred exactly two months after her's, and was doubtless caused by hie great grief for her loss. Judge Cassidy leaves four small children. We hope to have a fuller tribute to his worth. , a a Had Accident. We regrot to learn of a very serlons and lamentable accident which, ou Sunday last, befell two grand-children of Major Brabham, our esteemed*Clerk of the Court, at his residence In this village. The elder of the two children was carrying the baby down stairs when at the turn she stumbled, and catching at the balustrade to save her self, both were precipitated to the floor of the hall, a distance of fifteen feet. Both sustained Very serious Injuries mid are lying in a very precarious con dition. We extend our sincere sym pathies to the Major and his family. IKIEF LOCALS. Whatever you have to say, my friend, Whether witty, or grave, or gay. Condense it as much as ever you can, 8ay it in the readiest way; And whether you write of household ai- ■ ■ fairs, » Or particular things In town. Just take a word of friendly advice: Boll it down; boll it down! The fourth of September. O. K. B.’s letter will appear next wInIc ‘ , J. - Our lawyers seem to be quite busy these days. — Lightning rods have been placed on the Court-house. The oyster season has commenced. This month has an “r ” In it. ' - • { ' , - -; .? • \ Six colored men will serve on the junt »t the Fall Term of Court, Capt. Dunb "bps'Returned to Barn well with stoclc for the fall trade. Fire places are to be put In the jail, by recommendation of J udge Kershaw. Muscadines and grapes are now plentiful, and the small boy is jubilant. Paupers out of the poor-house here after get no assistance froqi the coun ty. The bar was well represented on sales-day, and tho bars well patron ized. The young men are talking about another ball to take placo In a few days. Willlston received twenty-eight bales of cotton In August—twenty on last Saturday. The recent rains that have fallen all over the county will greatly benefit the turnip crop: A lawyer and a farmer had a little “mill” on Monday; the former—as usual—coming out best. These nights are no^f of sufficient length to permit the old grand-moth ers to bring out their knitting. r, Peaches and melons are about played-, but cotton and cans wilt soon make daily appearances in our town. Thus far we have heard of no editor that baas fallen a victim to a saving bank or lottery drawing. What a lucky set. Mr. William G. Tyson resigns the chairmanship of and withdraws his membership In tho Pino Log Demo cratic Club. , » Handsome “ Bob” Easterling will open a stock of new goods in bis hand some store next Saturday, and lady shoppers are happy. We regret to learn that Mr. R. II. Martin, near Grahams, has had a stroke of paralysis, which disables him from active duty. Mrs. Isaac A. Blantoo, of Willlston, has our thankft for the finest beet we have seen this season, measuring eighteen Inchee in length and thirteen In circumference. As one good turn deserves another we announce our- selvcs ready to receive other beets, fruits and vegetables. Let ’em come. There Is no labor lostdn laying up a good supply of hay and fodder, both b>r one’s own use and for sale. In winter it Is usually difficult to get these articles of feed, and they are frequently ordered elsewhere, when they should bo supplied at home. The County Commissioners would do well to look at the condition of the causeway bridges at Cannon’s croseihg as they are In a dangerous condition. The coversjof these bridges are full of boles, caused by rotten planks.,. Early attention might save trouble and ex pense. - " . • •» Fred Nix, a negro Radical politician and incendiary, who, during the politi cal struggle of 1876, applied the torch to the law-office of Judge A. P. Aid- rich, totally destroying It.aBjHta con tents of valuable law books and pa pers, and attempted, at the same time, to set fire to the law-offiee of James M. Ryan In Barnwell, has been ap pointed postmaster at Blackville. Wo sympathize with you ; but the time Is not far distant* when we shall get rid of all such scoundrels—Darllngtou News. x Jurors Tor the Fall Term t'lr- «nil Coart.> The following gentlemen will serve as Fetlt Jurors at the Fall Term of tho Circuit Court: W. T. Ulmer Buford’s Brldgo. G. W. Fail J. C. Kirkland, Jr.... “ — „ W. L. Delk — Hansford Bennett... Baldec. J. T. Calhoun........ “ T. L. Busb.Sr ...Four Mile. Robert Turner (cob).. “ A. Knopf Blackville. Aleck Tilly (ool )..... “ PMHp Baxley'. — 9 U - H. D. Anderson.» A. .Red Oak. M. C. Cook G. W. Creech . .Great Gyprees. R. H. Bradley * “ L. R. Connelly “ W. N. Harden “ B. M. Jenkins “ G. W. Goodson .. .777 " J. B. Nobles Bennett Springs. Ansel Meyers Thos. Wilson (col.)... “ W. L. Killingsworth. .Richland. Luke Hair (col.)...... “ E. M. Cox. 'k Bamberg. J. S. Still. Jr ..George’s Creek. J.’W. Sanders “ Smart Jones (col.) Midway. Henry W. Walker.... " J.R. McMillan Jacob Klnard (col.).. .Sycamore. E. B. Johnson Grahams. W. M. Willis Willlston. 8. L. Heath Rosemary. E. A. Cohen .. .......Bull Fond, B. F. Killiogsworth. ..Matthew’s Bluff. BLACKTILLE ROTS. Cotton comes in freely. Eggs and chickens are scarce and in demand. Mr. J. A. Burckmeyer received his. engine last week and is having it erect ed on his farm. A deformed colored woman,/Hving near town, has been confined' to her bed for the past 30 years, and during all of that time, has been compelled to lay on her face, and it la said is about to become a mother. Ned Phenlx, colored, attempted to appropriate to hi# own use a pair of pants, which struck his fancy, being caught In tho act, he was offered either 30 lashes or a holiday in jail. He pre ferred the former, and tho stripes were Vouch for the honesty and truthful- on 8t ^ e * A Weddla*. M To bs or not to be” a bachelor !s no longer the solllotiuy of Mr. J. Allen Tobin. He was married last evening to Miss Laura D. Oassels, of Chester, and henceforth he calls himself ** To bin, Tobin"—benedict and blessed. We acknowledge an Invitation to the wed- --1! f ding and would hate gladly attended, but for our age and ugliness and the threats against oar liberty by Buch anan, of tho Reporter, who has de clared that if we ever enter hts county we shall never leave It heart whole. Mr. and Mrs. Tobin return to-morrow. We welcome the fair young bride to our town, and tender oof beet itfehee te the happy pair. May they live fynfMdbe happy. news of Mr. N. Powell, of Wild Moor Mills. Try him and . you'll be sure to try again. Remember, farmers, that the mer chants who advertise are the most liberal men, and of course, the best bargains can bo obtained of them. Shun all others. O. W. M. Williams, Esq., of Midway, will move to town next month. Wel come to all such “immigrants.’’ He shall drink some Turkey Creek water and become one of us. R M. Hixson, insurance agent, has paid to Mr. W. W. Harley the Insur ance on his stock of goods burned at Elko some months ago. The Virginia Home is a good company. Many subscribers are changing their mails from Blackville to Barnwell and Lee’s. All so desiring and informing us will have their papers sent to Maj. Steadman's store at Blackville. Our farmers may be thankful that they have afl good crops as they have had for years ; and more thankful that they have made their own crops, and will not have to turn them over to the guano agents. The horse swapping sekson has opened, notwithstanding the scarcity of money. One of out leading men in that line made a swap on Monday and gave a watermelon to boot. He says It la the best trade he ever made In his life. Read all our new advertisements and trade with men who are not ashamed to let their neighbors know that they are in business. We defer notices to next week that others may have an other chance to have a place In the picture. The religious santiment of the coun ty has greatly Increased of late, as well as the Interest In scientific agri culture. It will be well for candidates In the coming campaign to learn a few Sunday school hymns and make thsm- seWos familiar with grange essays. Undo Jack secured a dog of tho “yaller species,” with a string tied with a slip know, the knot slipped and the death of the dog from strangula tion was imminent for a time, some cool head suggested that the string be cut. It was done, the dog took a fresh lease of life and Jack will know better next time how to tie a dog. ^ Adopted by the Ball Fond Dem ocratic Club. Disease has been busy in our midst and “the Insatiate Archer” would not be cheated of bis prey ; his well-aimed dart has spared neither blooming wo man In the sacred shadow of her home, nor the veteran grown gray at his post In tho van ; for In this battle-field of life thus aro victories to be won, re corded by no glotolug peD, but traood In silver lines upon the virtuous brow. Death ! deny death ! no 1 Eternity has claimed for its own our beloved friend and neighbor, Benjamin W. Lawton ; has removed him from tho tolls and tear-dimmed joys of earth, and given him a place among tho Tenantry of the Skies. His boyhood, his manhood, and his life-labor were ours ; and here to recount his virtues as physician, neigh bor, friend, and man, would be to re peat an oft told tale, which our hearts have affectionately dwelt upon during these few weeks of absence, which, alas! shall know no glad returning. H*re, In.our midst he . practiced hi* noble acts, soothing by his gentleness the twilight of sickness, and the deep er darkness of sorrow. Generous and genial, large hearted and courteous, athla.own door he kept a ready wel come, and at every other was greeted with the same. His heart abounded with that quick sympathy planted in our souls in mercy, because life Is so weary without It, which sheds a gentle fragrance, even when our way seems thick-set*' with storms, no flow- TOOLE’S LATEST IMPROVED TIRE-PROO# COTTON GIN CONDENSER AID MBirrMCT r>TJSTKR. The Way to Tell Whether a Ma chine Will Pay or Not- <■ CoTiMder the first cost, th* probable eosY of repair; then how loop; it will last. Then begin to run up the profits you expect to re ceive by its use, and you will see whether it will pny or not. For example, we will run up the cost an>l profits of one of TOOLE'S I.ATF.ST IM PROVED FIRE-PROOF CONDENSER AND PERFECT DUSTER. ®he cost of one for « 40 saw gin Is $45. This includes the st- taching of it to the gin, and proving whether it will do or not We will pul down $1 nos. yeivf'for repairs. We wrfl now run Tipi wfial little we may expect to receive by its use. The Condenser takes the place of your waste ful lint rooms, which range in cost from $10 to $20, saying nothing about the much needed space they take up. Now put down the next thing they aro«apccially good for, and that is to burn out when you are least expecting it. Now, what iloes It cost me? $500 or $1,000, besides, I had a good deal of cotton and a great many seed humid, also five or ten<4)alc8 belonging to my coat tomers. They too have to share the risk and loss of this miserable lint-room arrange ment, and are entitled to no insurance. Now, put down your immense loss in dusty cotton. You may concfbdothnt dusty cotton sells lower, but weighs higher. ( In this you are badly mistaken. The matter in the earth or sand wltleh gives storm cotton a black, dingy cast is as light as a feather. You can prove it. Go to a black, duity place in the road in a dry time, and kick the sand about, and you will see it rise and float off in the air. It is lighter than air. Von will not get rich as quick by its weight as ers appealing upon it; ho obeyed the 7°“ Wl!1 .£ et P 0 ? .^ y \ . top .. ... , a (cotton will get badly soiled in the boll in a fhjunctlon of the Supreme Sympathls- - - - er ; with tho rejoicing be rejqiced, and with tho weeping be wept. Among us and with us he lived and labored when tho days wore bright with prosperity and wkh hope ; here ho met and bat tled with the tempest that trios men's souls ; and here in our sight he Is laid to his rest. • Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God Tn wuarjra’Which wericamiofffrttr- Timfy eUTTM. f bVflm trlooksd om to lay his hand so heavily upon us, la the death of our beloved friend dnd neighbor. Be It Resolved, 1st. That, In the death of Dr. B. W. Lawton, this club has lost an honored member, andslls in mourning around his tomb. 2 J. That we tender to his sorrowing wife and children our sincere sympa thy in this their great bereavement. 3d. That the Secretary be Instructed to Inscribe his name upon a blank page of the club book, and' that he forward a copy of these resolutions to the fam ily of tho deceased, also that they be published In the comity papers. Ben Martin, Sec’y Bull Pond Dem. Club. Above resolutions were passed at a meeting of the club on the 28th ult. SPECTAL NOTICES. There Is no recpriLcX a single failure of Dr. Harter’s Fever ana Ague Spe cific to effect a speedy and permanent cure. Its use has robbed this disease pf its terror, In rich sections of our esudtry. Do We Believe in Witch-Craft ?— “ I take the position that we do not, in its broad sense/’ said a gentleman of years and experience, “and yet we find many of the present day carrying a Buckeye in their pocket through a kind of superstition, when they might be relieved by a few applications of Tablet’s Buckeye Pile Ointment. This Ointment is made from tho Buckeye, and is recommended for nothing else but Piles. Try it. It will cure you. Price 50 cents a bottle. For sale by Charles Pechmano, Barnwell, C. H., or by Dr. Stokes, BlackVflle. A Good Llrer cotton will dry, windy timq in this w»y. To prove what we sometimes lose by dusty cotton, I will produce tht certificate ef 11. Red, Esq., who had a bale dusted by the Condenser, and one ginned in a lint-room, in order to test the difference: Windsor, 8. C., SepL 8* 1874. J. L. Toole—Dear Sir: I did as I told you about the cotton. 1 bnulcd the two balee to Aiken yesterday. The cotton was gathered as near ns I could get It. Jafus, owner of lint-room gin, must have had an Sn awfuUy^ nasty Unt room from TUI Lowery Wagon Factory 100 Assorted Sizes Two-Horao Wagons Iron Axles and * in find I’atc 200 AsSbrtod Sizes One-Hone Wagons, Plain ant) Patent Wheels. 100 Set* Assorted Wagon If artless. At prices 10 per cent, lowef Ihfinean be boughrtn the city. J. H. LOWRBV, Corner Campbell and Kllie 7 >ug4-3m Blackville Still Ahead. JAst received, New and Choice. The largest and most complete line of Men’s: Woman’s and Children* 1 - f ** BOOTS AND ever Place!) before ^he people in barnwell oo. »y r . . My entire Stock is new, and with tqy lortg eaperieaoe Iq the business. 1 a m thorou ghly posted, and have selected m j Stock to suit the plainest and the moat fastidious Ladles and Gentlemen will flpd it to their interest to cwl and examine the largos' ened in this section.. A “ " ‘ 1 ginning ! wbYse af ter than befor* it was ginned. You best him badly. I got 13) cents for His bale and 14^cenU for yours. I lost just enough to pay for the ginning of one bale, $3.76. I be lieve in your duster. Yours respectfully, H. RED. Now, let ussee what can be siivld by it in one year, supposing every gin to use one. It is estimated from reliable sources that there is an overage of 125 gins burned acciden tally throughout the South annually. Sup pose them, including then* content.", to av erage in value $1,000. Here is $126,000 In one year from this quarter. Now, it will not bo considered exaggeration in ootten manufacturing circles to estimate that one- fourth of the whole crop is damaged by dust, and wo will average this loss at one'quarter of a cent per pound. Wo generally raise from four to five million bales per year. Suppose the dusty bales to average 400 lbs, and the whole crop four and a half millions. Ifcro is one million one hundred and twenty- five thousand dollars more saved that would have gone into the Lands of the manufactu rer, under the plea of dusty or storm cotton. They have machinery 16 clear it of dust, thereiore, they make more money on it tfuin on clean cotton They ge' it is many cases Irom $5 to $10 less per bifle, etren fa reali ty it is as good as nny cotton gathered. I am now putting up two styles ofthese machines te suit purchasers, ranging In price from $30 1° $45 up, guaranteed to work well in every particular with but littlq attention. Study the means of saving, Andyou will goon, have the means of making For further information and circular, Address J, L. TOOLE, Williston, 8. C. R. R Ntldvray Flatter*. Thfe weather grows warm; cotton opens rapidly, and farmer are happy. Dr. Carroll is preparing to saw lum ber, and we will trelco'me the whistle of his engine. Judgo Cassidy's death on Sunday deprives our county of a good officer and valuable citizen. Why have no Managers of Election been appointed for this precinct? [Be- oause Midway was made a precinct at tho last session of the Legislatore-and the Commissioners of Election selected as Managers those appointed In 1871, at a time when Midway was not a pre cinct. The oversight was unintention al and will be corrected, we suppose, by the Commissioners.—Ed.] The Growth of Allendale. A writer la the Hampton Guardian thus speaks of the rapid growth of Allendale, on the Port Royal Railroad : We perceive all around ua Indisputa ble evidence pf tho future greatness of Allendale. A dozen new building are now in course of erection, and some of them quite creditable. Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Kaphan have about completedi their new stores, whose handsome fronta, with Fred Emanuel's painted dray in the vicinity, need only etono pavements, theatre, street oar and gas j house to give us quite a city-like ap pearance. •- \ . >, s Is 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 is another liver more Important to man— it is the bad liver—the liver that should regulate the whole system. If that is out of fix, man is good for nothing—can enjoy nothing—to res tore It to health, use Dr. Gilder’s Liver Pills. A few dosee will, relieve you. For sale by G. A. Phillips, Willlston, and Druggists generally. Taken in the Act.—Slater Jones called on Elder Smith a few evenings since. Being a next door neighbor, she entered his study unannounced, and was greatly shocked at seeing him taking a drink from a suspicious look ing bottle. He noticed her look of In quiry, and said : “ This, Sister Jones, is Tablet's Portallne, or Vegetable Liver Powder, the only remedy I have 'Sverfound for the many troubles aris ing^ from a disordered Liver. I can recbffimend It.” Price 50 cents. For sale by Charles Pechmaun, Barnwell O. H., or by Dr. Stokes, Blackville. THE MARKETS. New SAiAbb Bosk CtK, Texas, ) Oototoer 27,1377. f Dr. Harter—Dear Sir : I suffered two years with a distressing cough ; could get nothing to do any good. I was prevailed upon by your agest—Dallas Forman—to try Dr. Harter’s Lung Balm ; 1 was relieved at once. And by the time I had used three bottles, tho cough was gone; X was sound and w CORKLl’TEI* WEEKLY. Chablyston, September 2, 1870. Cotton— Ordinary * - - - - Good Ordinary - 10% Low MlddlinK 10% Middling - - - - - 11% Good Middling - - - - ” - 11H Meal, Gbits— Bolted Meal 61aC5 ,j Grits' - - - - - ‘ $100atl5 Butter— , Tennessee 18 Gilt Edge -'. j* • * - 30 Meats— Bacon, O R Sides ... - 6M D s O R Sides - • - - 6% Bacon Shoulders .... 5 D 8 Shoulders' - - - - 4% 8 C Hams * * ' - * • 9%al0 Lard- Choice, tieroes - - - - - 9- Choloe, cans ..... . 9% Choice, buckets - • * - - 10 Eoos— - 15 Sugars - . C. 8%a8J<; Extra O, 9a9%; Teflcrw, 7%*8; 8tandard A, K)al0%. CoffeAs— ' Rio, common 16; Bio, fair, 17; Bio, prime, 30; Java, 80. Molasses— gar Drip, eoutt. NEW STORE -AND- NEW GOOD! J. H. Levy has on hand and Is drily re ceiving a large and well selected stock of every class of goods, which he Is offering at very low figures. He will not be under sold. Cali to see him at the corner store. J. H- Ijevy> augl4-3m Blackville, 8. C. Coffin* 1 have received on consignment, from the Manufacturers, A Full Line of Coflans All sizes, which I beg to offer at reasonable prices. Ti augH-tf f oods ar« nicely finished. . MOLONY, Blackville, Agent. Franklin Bros. COTTON COO MISSION MERCHANTS, REYNOLDS STTMT, AtJGIJST A, G A. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE. aug21-3m FRANKLIN BR08. H M. LANIER. and newest selection ever opened In ti heard of prices. I handle nothing else but prleoes. And with this determination, I am lion, and that I can suit those who want a fine or ever j to srdsr Boots an 1 Hhoes. My store Is on tho front 1 Brown and FarMfs. All I want Is a call, satisfaction guaranteed. Always on hand Oak and Hemlock Bole Leatner, aud a full stock of bhoe Findings. m positive that my stock will bear Insp^: ^ Ial4 ^Ifae acpl-3m HABT1H SBBLBB, SION OF GILT BOOT. f. V BPBl'KLL, t. a WOOD, B AW SWILL, ■. a BURDELL. & WOOD mm* 1 COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Special Atrcntion given to th* Handling of ^ ^— O eft ton and ifill Other Prodncts of th© Farm. coMmsmfi rm ss&mnq. «$$, pig sals. Quick Shies and Returns. Cotton Advanced on in store. Fire-Proof Warelidflsc. corner McIntosh and Reynolds sts., augusta, ga. inp44fa ' • , .. ^ MAM & DIXON’S PATENT BUGGY TRACE 1 V ** 2 * a 1 s s ^ 2 >- B ^ D <5 53 a - C? % s •9, X '2. te 5 c—' o p o A ^ *-r3 FOR SALE. Fresh TURNIP SEED of tbi* year’* growth for Bale In any quantity desired. i would respectfully call the attention of BUILDERS AND FARMERS throughout the ooonty to my stock pf HARDWARE. Having earned the reputation of keeping the best stock of goods in that line, I mean to maintain the same. You will find my stock now complete, having received another large stock of tho saide. Fanners oontemplking mak ing improvements in their dwdKngs for the approaching winter; will do well Id give me a ceil aft I INTEND TO SELL LOW DOWN; and to convince you, BRING THE CASH. . I have also a varied stock of General Merchandise, Which will be sold low. Also SCHOOL BOOKS, those auv thoriecd to bd used by the State Board of Education. O. E. STEADMAN, 88-2m Blaekville, 8. C. Burckhalter, Phillips dt Miller, junl2 3m Williston, 8 C. FOE SALE —with— R.P.BAYLEY&C0. IMPOKTIUS OV CROCKERY, . GLASSWARE, LAMPS, 6c. 27 HANOVER ST, aug2!-3tn BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. GEO. 8. HACKER & SON, WAsurACTOBia* or DOORS, SASH, BLINDS. and Building Material Of every description. Home People and Prices a* loir as any Sooth, and all work first class. apUTriy Charleston, fifi, C. Machine Oil, Linseed Oil, Caster Oil, t Lard Cil, Paints, famishes, Brushes, aad a Fun PMH ALLAN’S, 4£fPt FINE WATCHES, Amerii Teal Dishes. boetH ItfFTlTPTYnjQ ” — JH.mJU'ift Jbo, sAimE. mauiL & e\ AT TWB Williaton « t Southern Enterprise. |) rU g Store. as any Establishment WflUntna’S. & aug7'3m. ' “ and SWtie, of the Latest Stylos: RICH JEWELRY of xow Wr STERLING SILVERWARE, Id F#o»h and Beautiful Patterns, especial ly adapted for Wed dine Presents. SILVER PLATEDWARE. CHOICE FANCY GOODS. French and American Clocks, Fine Table! Cutlery, bpectaolas, Ac. Watches i Jewelrj Carefully Repaired.- THE BEST GOODS At THE fcOW- h - E8T PRICES, JAMES ALLAN. . -MJ Kim Stroet. Charleston. 8. a sepH-ly— •AM'X a. MABSHAU. XUWAZP O. KAMftAUU nxrotTzaa ov and Hardware, Out Agricultural 314 KING 8T, OOSKXB SOCIETY, (Sign sf th* GoWso Gun). ALSO. 66 nod S^BOOHm STREET, Agents »o*i Mfli-lyr sfrk