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# -THE PEO.iyL.~E. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1879 g^.u-'—Mil " -■ 111? bon* fide hcib((erll»'er»» to rcu: ri:OPl,K«.tbc be«t ndMer. (iMiiiir inedium fit ioMTcr t'uro- linii. Aftcmt* of The People. iioOT. m.ViSS I Canva88iQ * A « 6Ct3 Wltituton^O. k. I'HIi-LlSS. EltCO—B. O. STAMBKLti. - Sit.adMAJC^.. Grahams—C. E. Tylku. Midway—C. Doknsino. Bainboi-fi:—I). F. Hootkn. , t AUandale—W* 0. Johnson. * . ,' Dunbalrtau aud Greeulaad—GaoBOffi II. Bates, vvt Charhwton—R. M. Alkiander. Our subscribers and advertisers can call upon the nearest Acent whenever they wish to settle their accounts. Our Agents . arc-autho-ebted to receiiuAud giYareoeliits for all moneys due us. ,x XaOCAL ISTEWS; “For th« Blood Orphans.” A handsome cake will be raffled at the Barnwell Ice Cream Saloon this afternoon at 5 o’clock for the benefit., of the Hood orphans, Cbauoes twen- ty-flre ceoto. The raffle will be con ducted by Miss Mary Tobin and Mrs. Mary R. Brown. * S *** ’ Personal. Col. Geo. W. Croft, of Aiken, “a coming man,” was In Court several days. Rev. A. Toomer Porter, of Charles ton, preached at the Episcopal Church on Sunday last. The attendance was small on account of the rain. «Col. F. W. Pickling, of CohimM$, and J. F. Armstrong, Esq., of Augusta, ware lu town on Monday, In attend ance on Court. Church of the Iloly Apostle*. Services were held here on Sunday last, morning, afternoon and evening, by Rev. A. Toomer Porter, D. D. of Charleston, and, notwithstanding the equinoctial character of tke weather, Uie fume of the Reverend gentleman did not fail to draw large and atten tive congregations. The affectionate earnestness of the pastor cannot fail to have left a lasting impression on Ihe minds and hearts of bis hearers. Dr. Porter has a great faculty for en listing the love of those brought with in his influence. Why lie ttny* Mules. _ Sheriff Lancaster has some Idea-on horses and mules. For farm work he purchases the latter. The other day one of the hands, a likely young fel low, asked ;^**Why don’t you buy hor ses? I’d a good deal rather drive tbbife.” . “ I’vo no doubt of It," re spondod the genial sheriff, “so bad I when I was & boy. I’d plow a horse nil day, and then spruce up at night uud ride six or elgh. miles to see u glil. I noticed though, when a fellow rode a mule he was generally laughed out of a second visit. I guess I’ll keep on buying mules. You boys wont be so tired when you go to bed.” UK1FF liOt’ALfi. Pay your taxes. A Judge’s position is a trying one. The musqulto Is singing hla death song. . - Several marriages on docket for this winter. / *, ' ' ~J The day now contract and nights elongate. • ~ The weather prophets are predict ing a cold winter. ■*- Wood received at this office In pay ment for subscription. Now ia the time to plant onion setts and fall advertisements. . ^— . Partridge hunters look forward anx iously to the 15th of October. found not guilty on charges of adul tery and fornication. - . Batcuday, Sept. 20. The following sentences were passed: Ardls Wilson—Assault on4 battery Before ydtf'tfttde consult the adver- * ateDt t0 ^ a-Pd wsault and bat- L J - —— tery-; six taoath»’"-Oohflnomant. In. the; the immigrants to this country, and - . A’ourt l*roreenlngM. - WKDHr.seay, Sept, it, 1870. The trial of the case of the State vs. Frank Lowrey and others, on the charge of murder, was terminated by a verdict of not gultly. v Thursday, Sept. 18. ^Hcnry J. EIrklamTwaa acquitted <f the charge of forgery. 8o Stephen Miller of the charge of obtaining mon ey under false pretences. Frid at. fjcpi.19. John rhlUip&4pq^|M^rer and J. P. Platts and Prl JKl^Wson were Tke Eafflisk lint is ration «r , ‘ ment. Vojreitpondatec of The People : - The prevailing depression of iho agricultural and manufacturing Inter ests In England baa caused much dis tress among the working clrussee, and turned the attention of many of them to emigration as the only hope of re lief. A delegation has been sent over to Canada to investigate and report upon the advantages offered there to settlors; and this delegition of twentyr five men has ail of Its-expenses of traveling through the Dominion, paid by the Canadian Government. This Is South Carolina’s opportunity, but It seems difficult to arouse her people to Its due appreciation. The English usually form a very small proportion Mere- THE MARKETS. - cuss $1 CUlU 13 'i'hc Colton Crop of r The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, of New York, has couij leted' Its statement of the co’.ton crop of the United States for the year ending September 1st, 1879, from which it ap pears that the total crop for th® year reaches 5,073.531 bnlee, of which 4,1G7, hG5 bales were (Spotted. 1,508,900 i were consumed by spinners In the United States, and a stock of 59,110 bales was on band at the close of the year. The weight in pounds of the «"tton product is 2,400 433,837, or nn average of 473 pounds to the bale. The crop of the year Just closed is the largest over produced in the United States, being 249,761 in excess of the crop of 1859-’C0, which was nearest ap proached by the crop of 1876-77, the crop that year amounting to 4,485,428 bales, or 388,297 balce lees than the crop of 1859 *00 Itcal Ffttate Trumtlcr* From 1st of August to the 1st Sep- ( tember: J. J. Brabham, 166 acres to Jo seph Ashley, for 3.75 W. M. and H. O. Kersh, 64 acres to 8. D. M. Ghees, for Ferry Hlers, 60 acrsf to Alb ra Black, for.. , Elizabeth A. Richardson, 218 acres to J. 8. Richardson et.al J. 8. Williams, 1 lot to Martha E Wright, for J. W. Lancaster, 52 seres to A. J. Weathertil)e#rror.. I .fr. ^ A. W. Atkinson, 160 acres to Mrs. 8. M. Patterson, for 3.50 S. M. Patterson, 160 acres to N. Ia Alien, for.. 1,000 J. W. Rloey 1 Jot to Town Coun cil, Bamberg for 3.00 21 Graham, 33 acres to 8. D. M. Guess, for Joseph R. Chisolm, 1 lot to M. •rchiaolm, for S. S. and J. W. Furs*, 1 lot to L. A, Ashley, for M. S. Hughes, 175 acres to La- vlaa Hughes, for.. Nancy 8. Allen, 8 acres to 8o- # phla M. Pattorssn, for 6,000 Jas. F. Ixlar, 250 to P. W. Far rell, for 5.55 Capt. Lancaster, 21 acres to M- D. Fitts, for W. H. Morris, 402 acres to T. J, Counts, Jr., for> —....... W. R. Sandifer, 1 lot to L. 0. Rice, for 2.00 6.00 3.87 5.00 50 60 60 1.25 4 00 4.00 25 1,200 We regret to learn that Mr. J. D. Milhous, a young but well-known citi zen of tbs vicinity of Grahams’, is Tory sick with dlptherla. Using columns of The People. A draft will bring on a cold, cure a cold, and pay the doctor’s bill. *_ There is one kind of canned goods that goes off quicker than any pther— Gunpowder. - Candidates In this county don't ktea people’s bablee ; they got people’s ba bies’ fathers drunk. “ 1 could not keep house without The People.” [We know you area good housekeeper.—Ed.] Lost—Mine plack tog, mit vhlto tootses und ret ears; whoefer flnds me dot tog out, vill gif me tree toHars. Don’t forget the little bill due us for subscription when you sell your cot ton. It Is a small matter, but lmp»r- tant, nevertheless. When you are down-hearted and the world looks black to you, you ought to be hospitable enough to entertain a hope of better days. ^ i A liberal use of Prof. Paine’s Catarrh Vapor, Ingres a flue head of hair. Trial bottle, t«r cents. ■'Office, 250 S. Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Fa. A meeting of the Executive Commit tee of the Barnwell Agricultural and Meohanicsl Snciely kIU ba hcl j. at tho Fair Grounds on next Bales’ day after the hour of sales. It ia unlawful to shoot,kill, orother- wias Injure partridges until after the 15th day of October, The penalty for a violation of the ’‘game law” Is a flpe and Imprisonment. .'Voticcs of New Advcrtisemenl*. O, melancholy married brother 1 if you would have happiness In your family circle get H. C. Hall to repair your sewing machine. We know how it is. No man keeps a poor table who buys bis groceries from F. W. Wagoner & Oo. They keep the beet goods, sell them reasonably, and afe becoming the grocers of many bappy homes. “ Enavant messieurs.” Like a green bay tree Henry Bayer Is extending his business. He ob serve the golden rule in his treatment of customers und put gold into the Lauds of all conslguurs to his popu lar house. ’ E. D. Smythc & Oo., of Augusta, have the prettiest store in their line that ws have ever £een, and their prices arc surpileingly low. If you .cannot go to Augusta send your or ders to them, aud for onco at least In life you will be dealt with fairly, our word for It. The Moore you stay at the Augusta Hotel — Barnwell headquarters — the better you like it. If you want the top market price for your cotton ship to Burdell & Wood, or Franklin Bros. Burdell has been jn the ootton trado for years and Lynn Wood la a Barnwell man, and if anything better can be said of Mm or any other raasculln tlpe wo don’t know what it Is. We have always ad mired the Franklins from Ben down to tho present generation, but ounfa- vorites of tho whole family are Frunk- liu Brothers whose card ia In our ad vertising columns. If you want to see a live man whose pulse beats full time, go to see Justin P. O’Neill, the young Blackville mer chant, who has just opened a full stock of nice new goods. The man or woman who goes to Au gusta without viaUfog Mulherln’s shoe store, misses half the pleasure of a visit to that lively city. His goods cannot fall to please; his prices will suit tho most economic ideas, and oo - v * . man or woman wearing shoes bought from Mulherin can remain unmarried, unless through strong mlndedness and a stiff necked admiration of single blessedness. Mr. E. F. GaJlaher Is a young man, a good looking man, And above all a Senstbto man. His head to level; ao are his shoes. His prices are below the average, but his goods are better than you can Qnd elsewhere. No foot Is ugly in Gallaber’s shoes; and his prices will fit any pocket-book. Penitentiary and a floe of one dollar. Alexander Robinson—same offense ; six month’s imprisonment lu tho Peni tentiary and a floe of one dollar. Jabez Boston MTlcHum—Grand lar ceny ; one year In the Penitontlajy and aflucrof cme~doHar.— The Judge then presented the fol lowing general orders; — ij hk y TATE oy South Parolih.v, Barnwell County, In the Court of General Sessions, _ September Term, 1879. i - 2?y Hit Honor Judje T. B, Frazer, Free id* eng: - Upoa hearing the Presentment of the Grand.Jury it is ordered— i| 1st. Tbat so mubh thereof as refers to the Insufficiency of the bonds of certain county officials bo copied and served upon said officials with notice to file proper uew bonds if the present bonds are uot Sufficient within thirty days of said notice; upon failure to do which in tho proper office report of the same must be made by the- Clerk of the Court to the Governor for his action thereon. ‘ 2d. That a similar notice bo pervod upon suck county officials as AAfe re ported In said Ffeeeuuneut as hirelng tiled no bonds except iu the case of F. J. Cassidy, Esq. X" 3d. That so much of said Preseht- meut as refers to the cdudltion of tho 'officeT3T"ttJB County Commissioners be peans ara-strangely ignorant of Amcri copttHl and kt’Tvod upon aald‘6ommis- -«a ; aad most pankwhaly sunl nxeryv those few that do como.aro among the this most desirable of'all Europeans. By promet and totellegent action our people are able now to Induce a large influx to our State of a number of these agriculturists and mechanics; and if this is not done It will only be because the landTbwners here are too indifferent to their own interests to grasp the situation. The course that should be adopted Is for those persons owning land to combine until some 10,000 acres are represented, and then appoint, or scud an agent to-work actively fh their In terest; place moderate prices on the lands, with very easy terms,'knowing that every new settler, who comes to the State, aud buys a portion of land, Increases thereby tho value of all that in his Immediate neighborhood. Every effort should be made to disseminate such information regarding the re sources and climate of our Slate, as is desirable to forclguers, through the media of circulars distributed in large numbers, and series of articles pub lished in English papers, such as the Economist of London, and Guardian, and Courier of Manchester. Euro- tORUGCTCD %% EFUI.1. ch aulestoh, September 28, 1878. CoTTuH— . • I* Ordinary * Good Ordinary - . Low Middling - * * i * “ JO Middling W Good Middling - * Meal, Geits— • Bolted Meal - - Grits Butter— : Tennessee - - • V Gilt Edge Tf.. ■- -* Meats— ,. • "Bacon, O B Sides * D30B Bide* • Baoon bhoulders - » - I) 8 bhQuldors 8 0 Hams ' - _ * La«p^. ■ n i.. • - Choice, Heroes *, - * - - 9 Choice, cans - - - - * - ®V4 Choice, buckets • ; - * - * - W Eoos— - ' - - - - 13 Buoafs— — Standard A, lUalO%. Coffees— « Rio, common 16; Rio, fair, 17; Rio, prime, >0; Java. 80. Molasses— Cuba hhde, new crop, 30; Cuba bbls, 40; Itebolled, hhds, 2ft; Sugar House, 56a70; Mew Orleans, 35a5l; Silver Grip, 00; Su gar Drip, 60u65, BLACKV1FL.K DOTS. Mr. J. W Baxley, of Charleston, Is on a visit to this place. Six hundred and flfty^bales cotton received at this place for week ending September 20. We would call the attention of the County Commissioners bo tho wretched condition of New Bridge. . Another bakery to to decorate the avenue. Mr. C. E. Gyles oontemplates running one la connection with his store. Mrs. Annie Hlers, wife of Mr. Hans ford Hiers, departed this life on the 18th lost She had been a martyr to cancer for many years. sioners with instructions to remedy the evil complained of aud report upon the same at the next Term of this Court. 4tb. That so much of said Present ment as refers to tho past Indebted ness of this county be copied and served upon the Senator aud Chalr- mcir of tho members of the House from this county for their considera tion. 5th. That so much of said Present ment as refers to the contract for building the Court-house and Jail for this county and the deplorable care- lessn^ss with which said contract has been managed, adding greatly to the original cost, be copied and served upon the County Commissioners who are hereby ordered to report at. the next Term of this Court tho reason for such extra cost. 6th. That so much of said Present- meat as refers to partial reports from Trial Justices McMichael, Bos tick and Alien, aud u6 reports from 4hs Clerk, Sheriff und Trial Justice Dunbar bd copied and served upon said officers with •or’derj to report at next Term of this Court their compliauce with the full requirements of the law in this be half. 7th. That so much of said Present ment as recommends that Teacher’s Pay Cortiflcates be receivable for tax-' ce, and that the first installment of uxes bo collected lu January instead of May as heretofore, bo copied and served upon the Senator and Chair men of the members of the House of Representatives of this county for their consideration. 8th. That so much of said Present ment as refers to necessary repairs on the Poor houses be copied and served upon the County Commissioners for their attention to tho same. 9th. That so much of said present ment as refers to the condition of Lit tle Saltkehatchie stream betow Mil- house’s mill, aud to the destruction of shade trees along the public highways violative of the law aud to_thflJ2to- priety of having sign boards at tbs fork of each public road, designating the most important point* to which they lead, bo copied and served upon the County Commissioners for their action, who will give notice to all com missioners or overseers of roads To give notice to parties living or owning land along their roads to kill or injurs no shade trees, and to hereafter prose cute violators of this law. 10th. Tbat so much of said present ment as refers* to an unaccounted for balance of 81,424 05 In tho bands of iho Treasurer be served upon bald Treasurer for bis attontioa^and that he do account for tho samer 1 ^ T. B. Fraser, Presiding Judge. September 20, 1879. The Couit of Goncral Sessions then adjourned. WiUiMtoM ' Whisper*. Burckhalter & Co.are surprising the natives with their. Immense stock of goods and the cheap prices at which they are selling them. The oldest bachelor In the Town ship has-commenced driving two hor- aee to hla buggy, and we hope he will soon work in doubio harness himself. Tom Abney Is now the champion cotton gatherer. On last Friday he picked on the plantation of J. T. Smith, Esq., 370 pounds of cotton in ten hours. Uncle George Holman Is a good man every way you take him ; as a gard ener he cannot be beaten. We have seen a bset grown by him measuring twenty-three inches in circumference and weighing eight pounds, more or less. H. Jeff Harvey is the most success ful farmer in these parts. His cotton crop thto year will average 950 pounds per aers. Jeff says, and truly, tbat hla cotton seed are the beet In the country. Beeidee hto splendid cottpn crop ha makes an abundance oiTebm, syrup, oatee, wheat and potatoes.— thing appertaining to the Southern States ; aud in order to be of service, full aud descriptive Information of our sectlsn, and its advantages must reach them in their own homes. It is by such means that Texas bus Increased her white population three-fold since the war; and now she is the first, and thus far the only Southors State to see, aud promptly seize thto opportu uity to obtain English immigrants. Already a colony of ninety have landed in New York, holding through tickets from Liverpool to Baa Antonia, Texas, at very cheap rates, and these are only the fore-runners of numbers that will be induced to follow, by the energetic influence of Texan agents at work lu England. A combination of land ovi uers can easily arrange cheap rates of passage with the National or An chor Line from Liverpool to New York, and the Charleston Line, from thence To Charleston Tor a number of immigrants, and .by-offqpiujg them greater advantages than unsettled Texas, can turn a veiy largo portion of This human stream to our State. Piompt energy, intelligently directed, io all that is neoded. • lu addition to, and IrrespcctiVC'of such combination and action of land owners, the State should organize an Immigration and Agricultural Bureau, at the next meeting of tho Llglslature, whose duties it should bo, among others, to register all lands iu the the State for sale ; disseminate Infor mation abroad, aud actually appolut agents In England, or send them there, to Induce {migration, and bring over colonies, and such colonies could be settled upon lands that have been, or may bo forfeited to the State for taxes. If the people of South Carolina allow this present opportunity to pass unim proved, they will prote that the acou satlona of indolence, and absence ol’ cnterpiise, so frequently made by tho North, are not undeserved. If our land owners continue struggling in poverty, weighed down by taxes on uncultivated lands, they will bavb only themselves to blame. This is tbeir opportunity to rdnvigorate the 8tate t and start her on a career of prosper!; ty, such as sbe has never before expe rienced. Our people have it now in their power to double the white popu lation of the State within a very few years, by adding to Its numbers of tho best immigrants Europe produces. This is the tide iu our affaire, and 1 taken promptly, at its present flood will surely load on to our fortunes. A. P. F. The business man who does not ad vertise to so much dead weight do a community. ’ I'ftVwi SPECIAL NOTICES. - 5 8!/,al$ NE W AD VER TI SEME NTS. T. B. GOLDING. attorney A.t # Xjaw> sty>25-ly APPLETON, 8. C. The Star Saloon Williston, S. G.> H»b ji ad < (ist roomed and offer* for *«l© a full and carefully (elected stock ot ALES, WINES, and LIQUORS, at priced* *uit the time-. I offer better figures than any other dealer la tk® country. .1. Tj. T^TCKj sep26- Williston, S. 0. 300 BUSHELS Genuine Double Boll Simpson COTTON SEED, IMPROVED AND SELECTED. For sale at 50c. per bushel, dolirered at WriHstow D»p»t, in purohaaec 1 » _ 11. JEFF HARVEY, *ep2o,4 Williston, 8. C. SAU’L K. MARSHALL EDWARD O. MARSHALL. JULIUS J. WESOOAT. ‘ SAMIR.MARSHALL & CO, IKPORTER* Of Dardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., and Agricultural Implements, 314 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY, (Sign of the Golden Gun). ALSO, 55 and 57 SOCIETY STREET CHALRl-KlSXOrf, N. <J. Agents lor scp25-ly Celebrated Watt Plows NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Barnwell ITever Beaten. -ooo- JUST RECEIVED. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY -OP— » 1 DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MEN’S AND LADIES’ HATS- and And other article* too numerous to mention, which t will sell at bottom prii you como to Bain well, to the Fair, don’t forget to call and exaaiu* my stock. •re lower than the lowest. t Chase Pechiiiann,, »rli-2m ba RNWELR O. ELt & O F, BOt. MiaCSOAT OF BARN WELD. Br €>*- WITH WHELESS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Corner Broad and Washington Streets, (BURKE CORNER,) • • • ^SATISFACTION , W. SlTArARD WHELESS »25-3m GUARANTEEDJQ WESLEY W. WHELMS. Bep2a-3tn Wedding Gifts — usA*— ~ ALLAN’S FINE WATCHES* American and Swiss, of the Latest Styles. RICH JEWELRY, Of New and Elegant Designs and Exquisite Workmanship. STERLING SILVERWARE, In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially adapted for Wedding Presents. SILVER PLATEDWARE, Tea Sets, Waiters, Ice Pitehers, Batter Dubes, Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks of best quality, Ac. » CHOICE FANCY GOODS. French and American flecks, Fine Tnble Cutlery, Spectacles, Ac. Watches 1 Jewelry Carefully Repaired. THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW r - EST PRICES. J ames A lip n, s«p25-ly 807 King At., Charleston, 8. C. BOARD OF EXAMINERS. Qffigh or School Commissioner, Baunwxll Co., ti. C„ Barnwell O. H., Sept. 8,1879. A regular meeting of the County Board of Examiners will be hold at Blaokvllle. October 7th, 1879 : Barnwell O.H., October 8th, lft79 ; Allendale, October 9U». 1869. Applicants for Teachers’ Certificates of Qualification must appear before iho Boaru on one of the above days, as no cer tificate will be hereafter Issued, except at a Is It True.—I* it true that a remedy has been compounded which will do away with the mineral and drastic pur gatl ves of the past centuries, aud which while entirely efficient, will leave the system in its former healthy condition? Yes, the remedy is Tabler’s Fortallne, or Vegetable Liver Powder; a cure for r.ii the disorders arising from a torpid liver, amltw ttrooccat as spring water. Give It a trial. It will do what It.promises. Price 60 cents a bottle. For sale by Charles Peohmann, Barn- weliG.:fl„ or.by Dr. Stokoe, Blackvlllo. iw requires “such examina tion to be renewed eeery year ; and teacher shall be em free public schools from the County Be the Bute Board of Examiners. 1 By order of the Board of Examiners for Barnwell county. a. UULST, Chairman ot Board and School Com. aull-4 IiyXJWAJT jrrxfti s ttXJlA JMJ be employed In any of the thocls without a certificate mty Board of Examiners or A Go®d XJrer 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 to another liver more Important to man— It is the bad fiver—the liver that should regulate (he whole system. If that Is out of fix, man to good for nothing—can enjoy nothing—to res tore It to health, use Dr. Gilder’s Liver Pills. A few doses will relieve you. For sale by G. A. Phtillps, WilUbton, and Druggists generally. j> twvsowup, VT t +. AAV»l*a M J fined to your room, and post of humanity, Piles.’ B, I had been long a suf Out at Last.— h Good morning, friend A., I am surprised to see you out, and looking so well; I heard you were con fined to your room, and bed, by tbat “Tee, Mr. sufferer when I heard of Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Oint ment It proved a blessing to me In deed, one bottle having restored me to enable me to be about my bus knees again with ease and oomfort You can recommend it as a genuine remedy.” Price 50 cents a bottle. For sale by Charles Pecbmann, Barnwell C. H., or by Dr. Stokes, Blackrllie. THiC INDICFKNDKN’r Ice Company. Ice bjnthe pound, hundred weight, barrel, ton and oar load. PRODUCE t)F ALL KINDS. btot—s-Ontoa®, Fwlt FHb. Oys- ame and Poal tera, FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS, Packedvper order, a specialty. OUR SELECTED DRESSED POULTRY Cannot be excelled in quality or prie®, Es pecial attention paid to shipping ths same. ICE PACKED FOR SHIPMENT, In large or small quantitiss. -iJ.S. TKilltV Sz, CO., seplS-Sm 9 Market 8t,, Charleston, 8. C. PLASTERING AND BRICKLAYING. J. O. O. Cajlahan OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PEOPLE «f Barnwell and surrounding country in the nboTO businms. With n largo experience in the nbovs business, I am satisfied that my work will prove satisfactory. Lime, Laths, Ac., furnished if desired. Estimates furuisbod an sppliention. Work dons at lowest possible rates. Address ' ssplS-dm »W0St pOSM J. O C. CALLAHAN, - Burnwsil C, H*, 8.<J. New Stock ! New Stock. ■ O « '■ »».- Dry G<xxto, Groceries, Fsncy Goods, Hardwire, Drugs, Boots slid Shoes; Men’s and LadioS’ Hats. Liquors and Tobacco, Saddles, Bridles nod barneae. j, f, ©'miL, AGENT. Blackville, S-G * Lndlss’ Stockings 6e. M 50 a (alien, Good Good, Fleur for I’.cst Calicoosnt 7o., Blsacbed nt 6«., Coet’s Kpoil/C®tb*» 6c ■r.-Qou'CSock* Be.jier pnir.Proef Rye and Corn Whisky ! Isugar 12 IbsTe ths rtolUr, jjooJCoffes Tib* to ibe dollar, 88 In* Other geode to and produce bought for cash. Gt»e the dollar. SS lbs Qooa; Fleur for one is caff. WUl net bs uddfetseld, Cotton rJZ. s«»lUUUn*l CASS PAID TQR COTTON. Weathersbee & Have just opened, in Barnwell, a magnifioent stock of new goods, which they are offering at Railroad Prices TO CASH BUYERS. Wo will duplicate any bill bought anywhere ia Barnwell county. We Will Net Be Undersold. Everything needed by the people, at prices unknown for years in this section. Oom© to Be© XJs- WE MAKE A NEW ERA IN TRADE We cannot specify lines, articles or pieces, but we hare everything, and our prices will give perfect satisfaction. CASH PAID FOR COTTON— BRING IT ALONG. Come to see os, you will never be sorry, augll-2m ZSTKW ' STORE —AH0— V J. H. Levy has on hand and Is d*lly re^ ev^ryclassof* goods, which he Is at very low figures. Ho will not be under- sold. Coil to see him at the corner a tore. J• Xjevy> " - Blackvlllo, B. a Henry Bayer, Wholesale Fruit Dealer, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Cabbages, Cocoannts, Lemons, Oranges Bananas, Raisins, Figs, etc. 215 East Bay St., Opposite Custom House. sepI8-tf A. Armstrong WILLIBTON, H. C- Will continus th® busineso lately carried Armstrong A Heriot. He atone isau. t® seUlo th® out-uudni^ l i.-incs-, late firm. All kinds of produos U kot at foil prices. sepltS-tf •;; » VI AAA GAj on by. Ar thorised of the lat< Only 5c, Each. I will receive, In a few days, from New York, another lot ore goods, at FIVE OENTH EACH, consisting of 8®uoe Pai.*, Brass Hand Balls, Toy Knives, Forks nod Spoons, Carry Oom be, Hammers, Can Openers, Garden Hoe® and Hake® com bined. nctssora. Lamp Chimneys, Pape- terle. Note, Letter end Gap Fa per per quire. Envelopes per package. Lead FenclU, Book Wtrape. Toilet Soap, Tooth Bruahee, ting Ootton. Round and Broaelng _ , D#, Blaf* DoylasLaee Blba, Jewelry,■ left of my first lot.H all of which I ('fferi Dipiiere, Pane, Cake ( W.iah Laeine. Onfree NovhJs, Iron ■ Hammers, Tin ?■ received weekly. I hav of second hand books, be purchs®d low down. ang88-iy tave a few aa follows, 1 each: ’Boise Bent Blaada, Tack tee, Ag, -A fresh supplv I have an order for s lot provided they J. b. bHL’CK, 0E0. 8. HACKER A SON, RAscrACTUSios or DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, Mil Building Material Of every descrijifion. Hone People aod Southern Enterprise. Prices ss low as sny Establishment South, and all work first data. , ©Barl©«ton, M. C- apll7«ly DR. HENRY J. MOUZON, Surgeon, WILL ATTEND OALL8 THROUGH- out Barnwell and adjourning OountJce. Hr OFFimr-At Blackville, b. O. JunU-tm AGENTS WANXE25 I or tho K, uf tho Age: F Tbe Household and ARMBRS’ CICLOPEDI , ■ 1 that etery family Uhrorvof UariC jUAjHCN’A>* en ing with great auuocaa, tnt every family who area (lie book wants It. Secttie tenttory at unoe. Ad- dfeas .. y Anchor Publishing Co., St LeuU, Ho., sepli-Im T Or, ATLANTA. GA- B. J. Qaattlebaua, E>. D. 8^ WILUSTON, 5. C Caits thougiowt Barnwell - ^—\aa- ~