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^l)f yraplf. RrprosfTrtatlre I*aprr of Binwcil Co.* LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1879. . ' ' .1 : . .. . v :—. •X- Wc jrro not roip<>n»H>le for the view* of our cor- of Bw.-.. ':*e 'Wt V- ift; —. A largo niimter of ihe citizens of Columbia have petitioned the legis lature to pats the bill a^i|iorizlDg the Canal Couimlsbion to dispose of the water poW^r and property of tho Btato known as the Columbia Canal to Mes srs. Tnomp^on & Nagle, on tho telma ' and conditions counilned la tho bill now befoto them. Anfong the reasons which Induce them to ask the passage of the hill, is that they see no other plan by which Columbia can be testof- . ed to its former prosperity, The New York Financial Chronicle editoitally remarks on “tho cotton cruze,” and snya:^ “We of course have no knowledge at what ptlco tho advance in cotton will stop. Thus® who think they know best mark 20c, ns tho turning point All adnfilt, how ever, that there will be a turning point when these monied representa tives of Wall street (ibout which we hear so much) will be as active sellers us they are reported to bo active buyers now." The population of tho worn! may bs roughly assumed at 1,421,000,000, divided thus: Europe, 309,000,000; Asia, 824,000.000; Oceanlca, 4 000,000; America, 83,000,000. It has beeu oal- culated from tho mortality tables of known countries that the annual num ber of deaths through jut the tjorld Is 35.003.350, or that, Ic other words, 97, 790 persons die every day. Oa the other band, th% balance of population Is more than kept up by births at the rate of 104.800 per day. Seventy now lives are ushered la every minute of the twenty four hours. By an advertisement in the Columbia TtegfiletVlTi 6 Milsl e r To r Rich TS u d court-" ty will sell before tho court house In that city, to the highest bidder, on the 15 h of April, 1880, the entire property of the Oiecnville and Columbia Rail-, road Company, being the entire rail road as it (lists and is now used, with all the rights- ot way, depots, buildings, rolling stock and franchises of the cuinpanj; also, all the interest of tho comp uy In the Blue Rldgo Railroad and all Its claims against the Blue Ridge Railroad Company. The terms of sale are one-third cash, bal ance In twelve months; 820,000 to be- paid Immediately upon the close of the bidding, and the balance of the cash portion to be paid within ninety days of the sale. Oew«fmi llaffood. Editort Ham*til People: , ' • The Times and Comet says : The Barn well Fkoplb, Kershaw Cnzettnamf Kings tree Star have Indicated their preference for Gene ml Johnson Hogond, for Govern or. Tho Propue’h,- choice, we suppose, arise from the fact Mr. Hacood Is h na- Uveof Barnwell, for we are somewhat at a lo*s to him chin what rm*(, -substantia^ claims oin'«coiitemporary would SSlTup tn behalf of ita favbt its. . .A 8 you have so often, atid soaljJy vindicated the wisdom and judg ment. not only of tho Barnwell PaorLE, but of tho people of Barn well, jitt Weir, fif;4hclr manifest pre ference for General Iligtmd, aver ail other citizens of the Atatc, ns our next Governot; will you allow another warm, supporter of ttfo General for that position, in reply to the above flippa.it corhmohtary.of tfi^fitnes and Comet, upon our choice, *‘to gtve n reason for tho fjfTth tlut Is in us," and, withal, enlighten that beiii)|lited Sheet as to the many reasona wiiy our choice ^houtd bo (is we think It will) that of tbo State, aud the solo plauH- ibleqno, why it should not. As to the hint of our clanship, and the suggestion "that a com or m na tivity, may explain our preferonco for Ihe Otneral, wo would remind the Comet that ‘tUa rule’ workel tho,other way, and whenever, exceptionally, ‘a prophet Is honored iu his own coun try.' It is a very sure sign that ho de serves to bo so everywhere. For our selves, wo deem it tho highest ro'c un mendutlon of General H igoOd, that he Is most honored and trusted where he is best, and, has.Jj'-cn longest known, and many who have, and do k so know him here, think it not his least glory, that he has proved himself ^a worthy son of a noblo father. Dr. James O. Hagood was. in the loftiest acnee of that, too'often misapplied, trtm, "a high-toned" gentleman. Dedicated Troi7i~c7nTy~ mThlTooJ, toaaoUre, hut arduous profession—“meJieine—tlio moraliiy ho carried Into its practice was, at once, chivalcuu^, wiostaotaU- ous and devoted—knowing that he hud chosen a Held life with every trial and perilous circumstance, without the eckt, and pride and pomp nttond- Ing “glorious war,” amidst tho ghast liest forms of squalid disease, or loath some contagion, with him. to shrink or falter on the silent and unobserved path of duty aud danger, was :to Incur the odium and deserve tho doom of A Lcckt Doo.—Jas. B. Sener, of Vlr- glnla, was nominated by the president to-day to be Chief Justice of Wyom ing Territory. , According to the Congressional Re cord, COngrees than Tillman, of. this Co«|fres8lona| Dfitijet, was the only Congressman O'Connor, of South Carolina, has revived the bill Intro duced In tho last Congress by Mr. Ellis, of Louisiana, to return to the frecdinen of the South their savings deposited In the Freedmen’s Savings emf Trust Company, The pn posi tion is, iu brief, to have the Secretary of the Treasury take charge of nil the moneys, property, assets, &j., of the company, convert the real and other property into caqb, and to pay the de positors or their legal representatives the balance that may bo duo thcih, As the funds realized from tho prop erty of the company will not he sufll- clsnt, s sum to meet tho amount re quired is to bo appropriated from the treasury. The bill goes upon the theory that as the company was iu- cjrporated by act of Congress, ns thousands of freedmeu were led to en trust their savings to the company by the persuasions of authorized agents of the government, and that as it was through Ill-advised legislation of Con gress that good and ample securities fur deposits in said company were ex changed for valueless and speculative securities, that good faith requires that the governmeut should make good what the freedmen have thus lost. man iu the right l.oglMlullve .Nolen. The Legislature is faithfully at work and will probably be able to adjourn on next Tuesday. Wo are glad to see that our immediate Representatives are locking carefully to tbo interests of our county in making provision for tbo payment of the past Indebtedness of tbs county and past due sohool claims. ^ Mr. Hutson has Introduced a bill to limit the attendance of jurors on tho sessions of the Circuit Court to one week, and we hope to see It become an act. Opposition on the score of •"Cheap John” eoonomy Is being made to it, but we hope that Mr. Hutson will remember that the people are on bis side and will gratefully pay the little additional omt of a return to a rule of our hooorc&iMMt. Mr. Haskell has resigned his seat on the Supreme Bench and becomes President of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. Hon. Samuel McGowan* of Abbeville, a gallant soldier,.able lawyer and accomplished gentleman becomes Us successor and Associate Justice Mclver has beeu elected Chief Justice. The question of the State debt has been practically settled In accordance with tbedsddoa of the Supreme Court by the appropriation of 9469,000 for the payment of the interest of 1680, thus it-oognlz ug as a valid debt of the Scats all that baa been so adjudged by the Supreme Court, ; a sentinel deserting his post in the face of the enemy. During, mapy j'eays cf active, but unobtrusive usefulness* tho dully life of this eminent physician, aud modest, Christian geutlcmrn, was a nobler sermon upyu "tho whole duty of man,” than bus often fallen from tho llps- of the ablest Divine. Though viitue is not, always, heredi tary iu families, yet whan It does de scend, there cun oe no grander inher itance. Who does not believe in blood ? And now,^briefly, for the grounds of our faith (b General Hagood. In every position he has yet held, we defy his bitterest enemy (and it seems be has some) to show that he was not ‘-the light pldCO.” When, as yel, lie had scarcely attain ed his majority, ho was elected by the L"gislaturo to the, then, responsible and highly important pfHee of Com missioner iu Equity for Barnwell Dis trict. Which oOice, it is admitted, he Oiled with distinguished ability and marked integrity, seeurioglko reputa lion, upon his re-clcclion, of being tbe very beet Commissioner, It Isjbelievcd, that Barnwell ever had. Of his record during the late war we deem it entirely unnecessary to speak. While, cortaiuly, not his fault, it was, perhaps, our misfortune that a higher grade of rank ha * not afforded ampler scope for the eminent military talents and dauntless courage, illustra ted on every Held when* Hsgood’s Brigade was iu the van. (Rut of this, perhaps, another time). After tho war ho becomes, undoubtedly, one of the best and most successful planters In our couuty. During tho turbulent days, marked by the Ellentou and other riots, he was at once a control ling and healing power. And, Anally, when Radicalism was “dying so very hard,” and striving, with ull the des pairing hale ami strength of Us death, “goDy, to drag, by the aid of the United States army, our ^>roud old State down Into a common ruin, with itself, wo have the distinguished testi mony of no less a man than Geo’l James Conner," that “whenever the private history of those trying days of that second “ ‘76,’ ” big—not only wtth’ tbo late of our own State, but that of the whole ountry, came to be written, it would be found that the highest me;ad of praise for calm courage and cool judg iient and prudeqt counsels, would be due to Johnson Hagood. wo* not Mi© Uibuto ot a vlaus- man, a fellow-native of Barhwcfl, but that of a statesman and hero, of whom, lu connection with those same times, it/night well be said—“ungna pars fuit.” , f Now, as wo conceive the only plausi ble reason why tho General should not be made GovorDo.r, is to bo found in the fact that his present cfllco—a vfiry important one—must in that event'inevitably fall iuto lees able hands. But, as the lees must give way to the greater, and the Executive, during the next^wo years, will prove the more important position, requir ing the ablest, coolest and bravest management, this argument lostaJts force. And It clearly appears that Geu’l Hagood must be “the coming mae * Very hurriedly and regretfhllj ee, I ceuain, Mr. Editor, voure, ■“Old Foot.” lives from this State who answered to hU name at the call of tho roll Sheriffs Sties uf Personal Property BY WHITE OF STNfiRT LIEN WAR- rants; to me directed, I \vill sell on ithe leaving personal property, for chsIi : At lbe re-iblenee-of Wally Wiifttiing on, pear Allendale. 2.Odd lbs of seed cotton, more or less, 1 vied on ns tbe property of Welly Washington at the suit of M. 1). Fitts. - a lso; - On the same day, at the plantation of B. AY. Lawton, m»»r Allendale, 200 bushels corn, more or loss. V j. ; ^ 140 Gals. Syrup, more or less. ( 130 BushelsGotton Seed, more or less. 400 Lhs, reed Cmliyi, 'more or less. Levied on iis Ihe properly Of 1!. W. Law. ton, at suit of Warren, Wallace^ Co. The Colonization cf Indtaxa.—A largo number of colored emigrants from Goldsboro’ N. O., passed through' Petersburg, Va., during the past few able featuro of tho emigration is the large number of woraeu with Infants lu their arms. They go without u leader, and appear lu good spirits. National AakicrLTURiSTO.—At the second day’s sessidn of tho National Agricultural Convention held in Now k, u~uominiLU<o of lt».waa.q{>poi!*t' e4 to obtain from Congress an act of incorporation for tho society. John Merrymnn, of Maryland, was elected Pi t sklent null J. II. R®all,of New Y"i k, Secretary, with Vice Presidents and Directois from all the States of the Union. The Iktsrest on the South Caromna Railhoad* Bonds'.—Mr. J. H. Fisher « * the Receiver of the South Carolina Railroad Company, says that lie will commence the payment of interest and coupons on jiho llrst mortgage bonds of tho road, fn accordance with' the order of Jmjjfg R,.nd, Brecontly passed,’ between the 3 I and 5th of January next. He is unable to state tho exafct dny. 1 * js r i’ir ad vmri'sKm^sTs. - Merry Cbrietmas ? 'iirrsY coopa -FOB— Christmas and New Year, xi: ir ADVEnTigEmrxTs: SHERIFF’S SALES.- JlSOi 1 • lr " .. * ... . .' On tlih same day, at Guv residence of AV. II. Bennett near Allendale r ■ • 8 Bushela Coru, uibreBr le?H.'4 -OpH^ tjcclGuliihn. moicoy less. 700 Stalks Seea Cnwe. - Ltjvfi-d un av the properly- of ». Heft, at buit of Warteii, Wallace & Co. ALSO. . ' • * • \ . Qntliesame day, at the residence of AY. It.' Key. near Allenaale : j. ' ^OffbbyffeetH’otton, mproorleav, 25 tluHliets Corn. ’ , Levied oh n* the property of AY. II. Key , nt Vuitof B. j*. .AlcnJIieiin I - ALSO, On (be same day,, at the residence of Jilin Walker, near Allendale .- 1.100 Lhs. SecdrOoiton, more or less. 2 Busliels Cytn, more or less. 100dd*s. Ko«Her , 'm ore or ie«s . Levie«l-on as i he property of John AValkeii »t si^i of K. H. Colieh, Jr., agent. ALSO, Oh the,same day, at ths resilience of S.tj. Uiclinttfson, near Allendale : 40 BiishelsJ'orn. more or l«s«. At suit of Warren, Ithyace k Co. : -AfeSOr On the game day.at Allendale:— 2 Bales of C'rttiHi,-more or less. Levied on as the property of S. S. Moore at juit of I Car re n, ll'.illacijA. Co., et all — f . ALStt, At the residence of iniliam Charlton, near 0i) Bushels Corn, more tfr levs. 1.300 Lbs. : Cod dor, moreor less. f>0 J ista!k,s Seed Cane. %; - k-'* J. W. LASCASTEB, "TTT- V-trMd v «■ — i: IF A I) VETR TISEMKXTS NE W ‘A J) YERTlSh.MEXT& Foreclosnn*. It, Graham ttartso* ve, Marian J. Ford and Arthur I\ Fwd.-sdtijunclian of Fore* closure and sale. BY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER from His Honor Judge Fraser, issued at the koptember term of Court, J87!*, 1 will offe> for side af Barnwetl'C.lt., S t*., on the first Monhuy in Jannnry ncxt.it being Ihe 3th day of said month, the following real prop., crly, to-nit : ■. - All that tract or plantation of land, s it it a t oiljtud beingiu..iliocoimty t>f JUm. well, Htale aforesaid,; cwntsiniiig ninety, three and one-half acres, mere or less, and bounded on vlie north and cast hy lands of ihe estate ol tfenry~Ha,rfzojL turthe Sontti hy lands of 1,1. Graham llartitog and on the west by lands ot 11. F. Simmons, J. H, BiYnes and it. Grulinui Hartzog.' Terms of sale—one half-cash, balance on n credit of twelve mnntUs,..'.willi interest frota.day -uyaaU. Credit portion -Hr be sS. cured by bond and mortgage of t hs premises. 1’urcUa.acr fa pay for papers, —'.—1 - J; W. LANCASTER. • d eel 1 -id 8. It. C. JIU DISRLAY OF M@w @oods A.P. Manville^s. A new, large and complete stock of goods, just received, consisting of the latest novelties in Lridirs’ Dress Goods, Triiiimiiig.^Hlilihons, Hoisery, Gloves, Self’s, fl.tndkcrchiufs, Tiinmicd and Untrimmcd Ilats, Umbrellas. Socts and Shaes. GLUT IIING^- JEANS: Ac., * 4 Which I will sell can bp bpnght in ttnd exit mine uiy chasing else when-. cheaper than they the ciliip. C<«me stock before pur- ' : I also have a flrst'class stock of Mun's d 'lotliino^ s Hoots and SLoos, t Groceries, t£*c. Dry Goods, — IS MY — Bar Room Can befround the finest dock of WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS Ever brought to the village. When you come to Barnwell don’t forget to call and sec me, Oil ns. IVel i m n rm S. N. Bellinger Has ju5rroceivfd k new stock of ry Goods 9 BOOTS, SIIOKS —AND— N O T I O N S, And « lot of -■ Fresh Family Groceries And an assorted lot of goods for Christmas which he wilt sell nt prices which can not he beaten atretHil in Charleston or Augustat ( all and see (or youi -e’f. Stqves, Stoves ! Execuli m Sales. F. AV. AYagner & Co , v a. AV. AY. AYil’is- Lx- cutioa Sale. BY VIUTUE OF AN EX ECU tION TO m<* Ulrt-clV'd in the above t n!ijt!e-l case, I will sell at Bain well C. H., on Aumday, tho '*th day of Juiiu try next, itludng>ailesday, fliH following real property, to-wit: 1. All that tract or plantation of land, situated, lying and being lu tleve-etuty «*f Barnwejt, State of South (aiyiiua, iou- tainlhg elev en hundred and two acres, and hounded north by lands of J. N Mims, dpst by lands of Mrs. Alury Walker. an<l lilie Bcaui-s crock place, soul li by lauds of George Hutson and west hy lands of li. M Wlliis. ALSO, 2. All that tract -or plantation<jf land In the county and State aforesaUE contuinii.g three hundred 1 amt sixty eccc-s, raoro-or less, lying betweerr the town of Blackvill • * ml tbo J xTfito river, and bounded by lands of William Umi.-I.lt-. estate of Sidom-m Oroves, estate of AVtu. F. AValsor an J Mrs. Bates. - Toi ms cash. Purchaser to pnv for papers. , J. w. Lancaster, a cell Id «. B. C. ■ Robert AJger vs. William A AIL ■ * BY VIRTl'E OF AX EXECUTION TO ME tr'reeled in lire above entilled case, l will offer.for sn e, nt Barnwell C. H., S. C., on Monu.’V. the 3th day of January next, it b*- tBK sale.'Jay. the following property, to* wit: Lot No. 7(i and half of Lot No. 78, in block 10, in tke town of ATIindate^ 8. C-, bounded n*rili by Estlier street, -euutli by # loic7.3ttnd 77, ear? by remaining portion of lot 78 and west by lot 74. Terms cash. Purchaser to pav for paper*. J. W. LANCASTER, decfl Id 8. B. C. I n hrreat varicty. ~ IIATS, CATS, G-l'.NTS’ I I’HXISII- L_ ING GOODS. Ch oioe-G-roderiest Ini great, variety and pf the very host T Hard ware^ Tinware, Ruekcts, Tubs, &e- asLow as tin 1 Lowest The above goods Itavo been selected with care ami buugbt for cash, which will enable ine’to sell at luwest ptiecs. 0 v-:;- f a. P- MaiiN'ille- Wedding Gifts V and c o R N i o e s. ■ i, GEORGE A. BAILIE, MASONIC HALL BUILDING; Kospcctfiilly nsfa jour Attention to u full line of the followin" Goo-I., whioli will bo ' UuriGi Di'partmoflt. Lnglijjli Brussel* Carpets -M’ly and Iu^niin Carpets Hold-low toi 1 CJsh, t« effect (ptiek sales. and Stairs Cheap Sniped and Fig-d Car. peta Floor Oil Cloths, beautiful and cheap , 1 , *V TaCTeTnr riorbs; a!t w,i,iii,;‘ luriain DepiiriniL'iii. Curtain. Materials llh-lmiidoVtafMcs ahtTflan^F^- Lace Curtains, new and very j beautiful J ' ' f"- " ' '' ( urlain Muslins aud Cretonnes tmicery Dtpailmeut, Cndet' the management of ^ Mr. JNO.^D. B.tKER. w J, Choice Family Groceries re ceived daily ■ - H i nd o w 8 hades, alT sues Window Hollands, all colors vSratr CarpeTs. Stair Rods, am Stair Oil (’labs ly. 1 Cocoa and Cituton Mattinjpj, all widihh Hearth Rugs,- Crump Cloths, Iluir Cloths, nil widths - boor Mais y. Ii’stie and Gpliiolstcrer’s Goods bnsiic AAiudow -Shades, all, Hull 1'apcrs aijd Borders ' - sucs- Carpet Thread, Carpet Carpet BihSing Taek-s, Nails, Picture Coni,’ 1’icturo. Picture Tassels l eather Dusters, flair Broom. aud Cobweb Brushes Carpets made and Oil Clotlis laid promptly, by a compe tent workman. * Terffa* ItTifgYfSTfff ITS'Mm ~*** Ferris’ Smoked Beef Ton* gues and Bacon Strips Ltcs‘1 Crackers andJFiseults, always fresh ” : Dressed Poultry every day t00 Beautiful Chromps, very Pine Applc,* and Cherry Pre- _ cheap ’. ** j. 'serves by the pound hatbrajilered Piano and-Tabb |Tea, Ct><Tee ? -S«gnr & Spices • Covers . ; {Canned.Gceda Ladies’ AAork Stands and Fines: Cigars 1 -Work Baskets French Caddies & Coconmits Fire Board Prints and Side* . light Papers Cornices made a^d Shades pi.i us with promptness. Saratoga Chips and Chipped Beef, • . • And everything else that is good to cat. Masonic'Hall Baildin v dee-18 4 mmm AUGUSTA. gA- Unties • 2 —AT- w- —: — - FIXE WATCTIKS, American antTHwiss, of the Latest Styles. men .TEWELR^ Of NeW and Elegant.Designs and Exquisite Workmanship. .TNG. HrLVKl ’ STEHT. :rware, In Fresh and Beauliful Patterns, especially sdapred for Wedding Present*. SILVER ELATED WARE, Tea Sets, Waiters,, Ice Pitchers, Butter Diytto.t'ups, Goblets, Spoons. Forks of best quality, &c. CHOICE FANCY GOODS. , ■ ‘ ... „„ , V * French and American Clocks, fine Table Cutlery, Spectacles, kc. Watches! Jewelry Carehi'ly Repaired. THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW EST IT.Rm James A Up n, sop23-ly 807 King St., Charleston, S. On hand and arriving by every steam- or the largest and best selected stock of first class Steves a&&Ra&ges South of Baltimore, Which will be sold at prices Ahat de- ty ivimpirlilon, — Also, a full line of Kerosene Stoves and Fixtures. I sell the well known celebrated Times Took. «• r 1- . Without exception, the beet made. RICilAKa d. KQRSUi. '■ 118 King St., CharUstoh, S. C. dec18 3rn * __ Mrs. Armstrong Is prepared to execute orders for WAX FLOWERS, f BRIDAL WREATHS, CROSSES, (tc. (mens Sale (if Jjind Under Mon .rase. A. J. Wcathersbee vv, C. E. EdcnfaiM and Elmore Cantiady. BY VIIlTl'E OF A POWER IN* A CEB* tain mortgage deed from the above defend ants to John A. Wcatfiervbco (and by'letn transferred to A. J. Wenther*bee) dated 13th Fchwmry. 1877, and recorded in tho office of ihe Regis-ter of Mesne Conveyances of Barnwell county, in Book 3 >V’s," Pages 20B, 2(17 and 2U8, I vill sell nt Barnwell ('. ,8. C., on Monday, the Cth clay of Jan* uary next, it being sale^day, immediately alterHie Sheriff's sales;die following real property, to-wif : All that tract, piece or parcel of landT situated, lying and being in the county of Barnwell, State aforesaid, containing five hundred acres, more or less, mid bounded north by lands of Elizabeth Jones and >V. T. Blanton, on the cast by lauds now or lately belonging (o the estate of Susan Johnson, deceased, west by lands' of Edmund Carrie and south by W. T. PLantou. Terms cash. • -- - Purchaser to pay forqiaper?. ' AI^<4, - - A. J. Wealhersbce vs. YV, R. Lard. I 1 BY VIRTUE OF A POWER IN A CER tain mortgage deed from YV. R. Lard to A. J. Henthershee,dated 10th February. 1878, tiled in the office of the Register of Metre Conveyances, 2fst day of February. 1878, and recorded in Book 4, C’s, pages 33, 64, 65 an'^30. ^willjell nt Barnwell C. H., 8. Monday, the6th day on January next.it be ing salesday, the following real property, lo-yrit.- ^ A 1 that plantation rr tract of land, sit unted in the county of Barn w ell, State afore said, containing four hundred-acres, more or less, and bounded north 'try 'lands'of E. St an sell nud YV. D. Birt, east by lands of Elz»c Ann Hair, on the south by lands of Allen Wool y and west by lanas of Peacock and Samuel Trotti. 4 J. YV. LANCASTER, 8.P-C. decll»td Agent. r . 1 *"'^- — i mi . I, . . Final Discharge. I will apply to W. Gilmore Simms, E-q., Probath Judge for Barnwell county, oa 144 day of Jautiafy, 1880, for a tiual dlsdtarce as admiulstratrlx of the estate of Edwin Sunsell, de ceased. SARAH S. STAN8ELL, . Admiulstratrlx. December 18.1878. 3t ‘ — —■■ , ' — Bischoff’s Restaurant, No. 03 Meeting 8t., near Broad. CHAItLKHTOISI, M. C. II, OLD RELIABLE. . €. HALL, rSACTICAL BEI’AIBEB ALL KINDS SEWING MACHINES, Ami Deu'er in Genuine Needle*, Parts and Acco'vsorics for al! Machines. GRAY’S BUILDiNG, Opposite Post Office, AUOUipTVY. GW. AST MACH INKS sent in by Nxprcse prompt ly repaired and refiirned, a-' , d correspon dents iu regard to Machines 9c -'’cited. Good stock of second-haml MaCi.i'bes kept for sale from SjilO up. P. 0. Box 386. — scpt4-5m c can bs pssn at the store of >5iU, Wllii^toa, 8. C. <lcol«-tf First Class Board and Lodging at $1.60 per day. Meals at all hours. scplS-dm AUCTION SALE Carriage Works, . ciTsrcixisrwTi.oHK^ 1 And acknowledged by nil to be the bc-t Busies for tlio hnico ever'broii"lit a’i' -' J w-'.v tJ ° W *" Stor ° . )U 7 * :i ULIGAD STRKET, (opposite Masonic Hall) Al GLo I A, U A., and fur sale at astonishingly low prices. Call soon, ns I will rciuain but two weeks longer. nov] (TiHIO. EAFSAN, a.mmis, ion Merchant. Si2w ^2=;-_ *x. j: j i frt; ■i’HJE XX PJB1»KX 1)1^; M i* Ice Company. Ice t,y tbo poui'-l, hundred weight, barrel, ton and car loud. PRODUCE OF ALL KIND?. Apj>ies, Polaloeo. Ouio;i«, Fruit, Fish, Oys- leri. Game arid Poultry. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS. Packed per order, a specialty. OUR SELECTED DRESSED,POULTRY Cannot he exceHo'l in rpiallfv pjr price, Es- pecial aitcutien paid to shipping the same. ICE PACKED FOR SHIPMENT, In large or small quantities. .T.N.XKUILV A: C’O.. seplS r.rn 9 Market St,. CharTcsfofl, 8. C. 187D- 1879. Fall and Winter Millinery. Miss h. J, Lsekie Takes this method of informinar thtvladl s of Barnwell and vi< iuily tl.ut do- l:a« r-n tv-l a:id U i-i-ivin,' weekly a lutuUsom* Mo.k of .Miliin iy ami f ancy tiind-,. ; 1 Ttu Hut Department loss all the latest shapes in f'mit li and Anierieati ( h.-jw, Milam. I'lnloii and lifKlxiru,' also a lar.-e variety of Fixiieh ItuU for l.lidies. Mi--"- aii-l < -hil-lr, n. My si-l-s lion -»f i'lowefwu liege, vsrlnl snd l-e\o- tifiil. All the late t-tyles in f'aney f eathers, ttrna' nients, Jet, Coral and dated Jewelry, New styles fiizi-tts, Heal Hair in IMfts, Curls and Switches. (*e. I'rie-s reawuiahie, and all are in vited te call at LluCIGI K’cs. 183 Brottd bt., 2d iJuor Abuvo Kxt-rea- (Yf- (fO-P.ml AOC#U8TA„OA. ' PIOJPJ* Ajfcnt f,»r F.n tnrv. ; . - . ~—I——^ "* ** SAM’L R. MARSHALL EDWARD C. MARSHALL . JI L1US WESCOAT. Same b. Marshall & go., IMPOBTERS OF hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., and Agricultural Iinph'Qicuts, 311 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY, (Sign of the GoMeu Gun). ALSO, 55 and 57 SOCIETY STREET CJH AltlaKNTOX. N. C*. for Cclchratod Watt Plows, Age ts rcpjj-ly m< p, p» sf okss, 1 Druggist 1 Apatkocary,, II LAC KM LIE, • f which lrv>-offers on the in at roasi nublo tcrniK for caali or country produce. 111*f*-phtoniA 1 Calls in town or cr-untry pKtiuptly attended to. oct2-ly —OF— KENTUCKY I will offer my slock of IIOR8E8 and MULES at auction sale, at Barnwell C. H., 8. C., commencing' on Saturday, November 22d,* at 11 o’clock, a. m., and to ho con* tinued every Saturday iH tif January 1st, 1880- “ov-is-fr L F SHARP- W. B. Hailey, - —UF— B AKN WEUU S. C. Will b? glad to see aud serve bis Carolina frie.' 1 tl 1 t, at Headquarters for Bargains With II. BROOKS, who hag in store at 182, 182 1-2 and 2t"*l) Broad street, Augusta, Gh., a lull and perfect stoek of II ATS, BOOTS.SHOES, CLOTH ING nnd FURNISHING GOODS. oe9-3tn v ■ ■ A LIMITED NUMBER OF active, energetic canvassers to engage in s pleasant nnd profitable business. Good men will find this a rare chanty TO MAKE MONEY. Such will pleaae answer this ndvertiai*-^ ment hy Idler, encloniug stamp for reply, " staling vrliat business they have been en gaged in. None but those who mean business need apply.! Address, Fixlky, Harvey S. Co., mhH-ly 1 , - v Atlanta, G». 'i . - 1 And ail styles of MoulJnphfor equaro frames, Made to orde’r, at 50 per cent, less than ever offeted. Chromos, En- gravings and all allies of Plctuns Framed at remarkably low llpuree. Portrait and Mirror Frames Reguded. Photographs at greatly reduced pricoe. Satisfaction guanteed, at ^ ** ■ “ ' ■ - ' Pelot & O ole’s Galloiy, oc23 3t& - 192 Bread St-, AugUaUi, Ga. X 2GT King St., Charleston, S. C. Ill H0T0EB4FHS, AND A LAIUiK COLLFCTION CF Tt V M KM st moderate prtcM. J71 ly I m mmm Importer, MsBufScturer and Dealer (a RIFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS AND P’ock^fc Cutltery* A mm unit ion of nil Ivindn. 245 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia. Ifcj^Uepairipg Done Promptly. novG 3m T. B. GOLDING. - Attorney At Law «cp23-ly ; APPLETON, 8. C.... I >- K * ' -t' • ^ .... , ^ ■u '^ -- Wholesale Fruit Dealer Apples,Potatoes, Onions,Cabbages, Cocoanuls, I.cniona^»Orangcs lianana.v. Raisins, Figs, etc. 213 Eavl Bay St., Opposite Cuetom Houso. »epI8-tf The Star Saloon — Willistcn, S. C.- (Oppoeite the Depot,) Has just received and offer* for sat A. a. full nnd carefully selected stock ot ALUs, YVIN'F~8,and LIQUORS, nt prices to suit tho | t«tfor beffer fignres than nny otlnn— dealer in ihe country. rer>25-2m K. KKK, YY’illiston, 8. P. Bamberg Sale Stables. I have just received a large ftock of - very superior HORSES aiid'iilULES, andlpfler them for sale at unprecedent edly low places. ^ » A call will convinces F. M. BAMBERG, nov6- * Bamberg, 8. C. 600 BUSHELS —ORNU1NE SELECT- RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS,' For sale at 75c. per bushel, sacked and delivcied ut depot. JOHN R. HAIR, tiug28ttf * El^o, 8. C. R. K. • : I ; X ■ —. • > - • - — • • . ' ‘ Y_i. -i - . 5 " •• m ■■a