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Rcprcacntatire P»|K'i* of Barnwell Co»
L1R0B8T OOllNtV GIRCULATIOV.
1880?
«-B-TSWM5S?H
THURSDAY*,
JANUARY 15-.
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CoawUienrj- hi a Jewel.
Th« D^mbcracy of Sotjll* Carolina ia
p’eJgtKl to adhere to and to be govern'
ed by the principles of, the platforn of
Kfo. The prtmusCi inado during fbirt
rnupaigu by purty le dcra on every
atunip ^cre accepted by tboae Republi
cans, who, . preferring honesty and
borne rule to carpet-bag corruption,
aided us iu redeeming tlieSt’tc. Dur
ing tho first two years of Hamptor.V
adiAinistrntW efery pledge was made
good, and i’w f878 tbe Democratic nfid
Republiettti' fnrtiea unite<l re-electing
Hampton on the same pbiUorno. By
their course the Democracy ratified tho
assurances of the ilrsi campaign nnd the
lt>pnblicin aeceptancs of the rituntion
was equivalent to the destruction of
their puty organisation. The . rsnilts
seeftred (Inting tjie four years of Dlmho-
eratic rule nro gnnruntcrts ©r the better
fruits awaiting us iu'the future. lua
consistent following of our present
j>olicy •ro progress nnd rnfety; ia any
divergencj Uiere is danger of disiotegra-
tiou- nnd defeat. We cannot see any
reason why Hiueptoit’s voice slioutd
how be h*a influential than heretofore,
amt wo ctyindt- tmdorstnml that his pre
ference for my particular candidate
rhould bo regarded As a renson lor the
denunciation of that “unfortunate.” Al
though a United States Senator, Hamp
ton is still a citizen of tho Slate and as
'TulTyyuatifieeftnlnvTng exprcssiou to his
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• tVeWraoribe \VrdU .
* Marylaod—A committee of ez-Cofi^
federatee, headed by Oen. J. It. Trim
ble preeonted to Wlsa. Julia Jackson,*
daughter of Bloncwnll Jncksoo, a
beautiful and coatly bllrer pitcher aa
dObrUtmua gift. *
..Nfw York—The Irish eleroent Is
criuvrilenjhty crblteit by the nrrtvul in
New
rterotify i
Yorifof
Meaere, Barnell nnd Dil- f
In accordance with section 100 of "An
Act to reduce all acts nod parts cf acts
providing for the assessment and tax
ation of property Into one act,' and to
amend the same,” approved March
I9th. 1874. the delinquent. taxes of
Burn
Ion, from Ireland. £hj former Is ono
of tlie most promltrent of the lenders
to tie land reform movements iu
Ireland. The object of their visit la
two fold, to secure money to assist;
,their dcetUbte countrymen, and to
advance the Interest of the party to
which they belong ia Ireland, and wUl
make a lecturing tour through the
l/oited State*.
Owing to the inoteased price of
paper, the free list of the Augusta
Bveoing News has been suspended.
Colorado—The General government
has given the Uto Indians twelve mil
lion acres of tbe finest lands In Colo
rado, n section os Itirgs as the States
XKW A D VEH TlSEMEXl g.
Delinquent LmA Sales.
iurnwell county for tux yeur 1878 Is
NEW A D VER TlXEflE X TS. i
’80 A SPLENDID OFFER. '80.
The People
,\/;ir ADYEltriSEJIKKTS
Chas. Pechmann.
hereby published:
AU.ES£ALK TOWNfimr.
Avn«. BulM’gt. LuU.
John C. Allen. Trustee 3»i> - ^ ■»_.* ..
Mrs. Mary Carter * 150 1
Jno M llonvei* : ^ : v-,- 1 '
Sarah Htevensott . 1
W L Dr pass .050 *10 .
W B Williams k eo»*. 3U(1877.’78l
,C A Williams & Co L.. d 1.
BEL DOC TOWNSHIP.
W L Conners ( 77-78) 334
M veis Bohaparto 100
J C Coldfng . .•
list. Jas Tilley
M B Sams k Bro 75'
Mrs Martha J Williams £1
h.VUjiZRO TOWNSHIP. . ~
R C McMillan 4
A J Ostrander 1
prcfarcnces as the humblest mnu ia ottr
fnkist. There is nA room and no neeeS-
> ity ra our Stata fur two Democratic
• ]>articA. There i* need for one nnd Only
ono. FitnCJS for ofltcc should be tli*»
first consideration in the nooiinatidn cf
enudidates. Tbs “claims” of this or
that man cu tba J'cop'c should only turn
the balance iu bis favor when qualifica
tions and character are equal, but they
should never weigh ro heavily as to se
cure places for those aet qualified foa
t.fiice. No prtrty citn Be long-lived that
gives itself up to wrt-c’fmllfis, permits
itself to be bulldozed ty roalconteuts, or
that follows fa'sc prophets iato the wil
diMNMaa. The oatopaiga that is opening
r»Tr“aitd 1tV tylfU courteous,' nominations
will be sattefautery, and after the eke-
tiun peace sliall reign in all our borders.
valued at f4911,008,COO.
At the various mlids la tho Uaile<l
State, over six -million* of peine* Of
money wero coined jdurlttg the past
year they amount to nearly Bfno mil-'
lion of dollar*.
Alexander Ilamsey of Minnesota,
lifts been confirmed Secretary of war,
sfico McCrary appointed United Utatoe
Judge for the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
- rrotniaent.BaU.road inan.ata goulof
-nrs—
Kdltwrinl .^olo*.
Yankee faith in the oipnipolenee o^
ibe almighty dollar never weakons. In
Maine tho Democrats and Greenbackers,
ivbo were ia po'sersion of the State
government, counted out Repiibli , ’niis
and counted in themselves, straightway
tits unprecedented rascality, and Blsino
grows so indignant that bo falls into an
other fit and foams over tho iniquities
of tbe villainous FustonisU. Tim latter,
however, taking advantage of Republi
can Stupidity and theft* own good luck,
take their aeats irt the Legislature, or
ganise it and go placidly to work, and
amoug the first revelations made we have
tbe startling announcements of several
members that bribe's had been offered
them by the Republicans if they would
not qualify, and would thus permit the
“counted out” to get possession of the
government. The Democrats acknowl
edge that they accepted the bribes and
the pipers tell up that they took their
scats. It ia a clear case that both ptrtics
in Maine are corrupt nnd unscrupulous,
but we are of the opinion that the Re
publican* will win eventually. Their
long education aud experience iu politi
cal trickery give them an advantage
over the Fasioaists, which such apt
pupils can hafttiy hope to overeom*. At
all events there will be no other war
than of .words. Th« prestige of Hale,
Hamlin and Bldno as wire pullers is
sadly weskened, and wc hope that they
at least will be reuitted to all the quiet
cf private life, and that remit will am*
ply corn pc two ft the rest of the Union for
i this little family quarrel.
Up a petition to Congress, praying that
body to reduce the tariff on Imported
Steel rails to ten dottnra p>er ton. Prto
now twenty eight a ton.
The governmest receipts from in
ternal revenue for tho last six months
of loot year, were i-Kty one million five
hundred thousand dollars, and eighty
seven million, seven hundred thousand
dollars from customes.
The valu* of the exports of this
county, exeeeds the Imports by on*
hundred and fifty millions dollars.
Each of tbe Hire* leading Steam
Ship compnnhs nre preparing to build
a steam ship to ply between this
country, and Europe, which In maty
’point* will excel any vessel no wafloat.
Tbe proposed dimensions of ono of
in
and two-third yards, with a breadth of
beam of fifty fact, Its oir ylrgcApnelty,
will be fourteen mlllioa pounds, and
Its engines will be ten thousand horse
power.
Maine—The cloud which threatened
war In Menlo ha* passed but tbo fttnte
Is still in a very uaaeuled Utate. The
declsslon of the Buprcm* Court on the
questions stbmltted by tho Governor
only settled one point. The Fuslonist
do not constitute n quorum in th*
house and tho Republican members will
not meet with them and there is there
fore a dead lock in tbe election for
Governor and Council. A Fusion
member of tbs* honso has made oath
that be had been offered 11,000 by tbe
R'-publlcaue to itslgn, that his plac*
might be filled by a B -publican, the
day after he made the oath, which was
In an official manner, and with tho ex
ception of the offfoer sdmlnstcrlnf it
and the witness as to it, a seqret trans
action, he met the Republicans who
bad made the offer and accepted it
rfcetvcing Us 91,000. H* says that
other members in the rank* of lb*
Fusionlsta have had tbe ram* propo
sitions made to them.
275
1000
Miss Julia 0 Millet
W W Dart
Est. Elijah Willis
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BCSNKTT triUMid TOWNSHIP.
of Mresuchusetts, Amount and fmiVwKLL townmhp
Rhodh Island combined, ns thrfo are a‘» tit j ^ .
but 3,000 Indians all told .each man, - - i10
woman and child will have 4.000 acres
of laud. And yet they are not happy*.
A man whoa short tlmo jrgo re pro-,
sented one of the Ensieru Btutcs as
Ui Red Stales y mator, i*. now on the
chain gang at Leadyllic.
Tho report of Commlasioncr Le
Dtfc 6T the pyS’diict* of- the United
thatea for tne year 1879 Isas follows:
Corn 1 514,899,000 bushels, valued at
WJHixSou
t’9 2
Judson Rountree
800 8
T J Rountree
giitr 2
J T Botkwcll ('77-78)
- H°:
ULACKVILL*
Towssinr^
S PGuiaotm
•0 .
Mi** C C Barf
HO 1
C U llavti.-g *
118 1
J N Rcvanirhaa
5
(1 Lusclier
1
K-t. JeffWi lit ant
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riatfjpoxo
rowxstiir. .
Mrs Mary T Connelly
loti 7
MrA Kliznbetli Freeman 212
N O uStfner•
£00 2
room wit.*
rowK.-atP.
K-t. Mrs C, I Bailey
■800' 13
Stephan Ondby<
1(>0
F,*t. Tho* Nugent
1*2
Hampton Patrick
HO
Est. Edward Telfair
non f 0
. . [1870-71
-72-73-71-7S.
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Bart Grubbs
,1
Henry Hartzog
150 10
J A Mctlrcary
m
Joseph Kin-ttl
ICO
obkat vvritaM ToWs*!iir’.-
F.*t. Jno W Bradley
U(t—:
J J Newman, children
80
Pfizer Rodgers A Co
fCO 0
midwat Tbwasaii*.
J 1> Carter
ICO 8
MrsJ J Clayton
K.O *
Mrs 8ylvania Clayton
150 *
Henry Coleman
8
i.aborde Kdround
26 3
Kit Robinson
2S 3
MraJ Pcarlstin
112 11
KKD oak Towssmr.
II D DTwigi*
H00
Jameo Hicks
too 8
W H (twens (Trustee)
100 2
Hrpeebeth ^netting
3:’, 4
BOASHART
TOWXSHir.
L" X Gardner
600 2
J T (Jrandr
75 4
James Moore
r
8(H) 2
•TcAMor.a
TOW1VSIMF.
Fh.t. J C Sanders
850 2ft
ft 3 Barker
4*0 »
Mrs 8 A Connelly
121
TtWiBB Mil,■ rowaaitp.
J TSearia
400 2
wif.ttsTOir
Tcwssnir.
B E flrandy
100 1
Henry Harley
1
It Hutson
4
Mrs Emma Mcf.etaor*
40
P Mitchell
1
Mrs VI IV nod berry
1
Heorgo Hi son
» Babrwbi.l,
B.C.,Jao 12.
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ANb tOflSVIM.E
WM.Y COPRIER JOURNAL
I have received « whole train load of
()ne year (or $3; two papers for Uttlo uioro
than tho prlco pf one. : i
l*en«l us t* mid receive your homo paner ! T? Vf .’TTf Yi 1 A Tff fU'S' 1 (T!! Y9O
With the Courier-Journal, the host, hriglit- As-AVi* h» V SA w sJ<-/
NE. W A 7) VER TIERMEKTE.
) JELi» %JTm Jl, JE3>^ A
House, Sign and Coach Painter:
-AI.SO-
at and ablest family woosly In tho couu-
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:c
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HOME MADE FERTILIZER,
Supplied in any quantity, ly
G. A. I’lIILLlDS, Agent,
jadl.’Vv Williston, S.
Christmas -and NaW Year,
1880GHU1880
SPECIAL REDUCTION
IN PRICES CONTI NT KB FOR
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
The fiou.se of the l
imth
Superior Pianos
YEN OF TOE BEET MAKERS!
—AT - ;
T. M. H. 0. T. S.
-
Large cash purchases, with linear-
passed facilities, enable G. O Robin
son & Co. to sill- at lt«M than Now
York price*, with a good stool anil
cover. Freight paid to any point.
T-'OR-
Wlilch I will ecll cheaper Diaii tkfy.
can bo bongkt in tbo ctiit'S. Come
and examine my stock before pur-
elk'Hlrrg elaewhcn*. —
I also have a hfrl class slock.of
Clothin^j
Boots and Sliot'S.
Groveries, d\
Dry G OikLs
—IN MV*
Bar Room
Can b« frouad llir finest (dock of
WINES, LIQUORS" AND SEGALS
Ever brought to the village,
AVI ion you Tome to Barnwell don’t
forget to call and-see me,
^ Chtjs. 1 chmnnn
Stoves, Stoves
^urnituro RetoTiolied an 1 VarnishoL .
. —AND— r '
REPAINTED IN GOOD STYLE.
buggies
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F,T*r
C-
y
1-*..
Read the Following: ' ; >
'"V v , . n.UUNWKM, C/II., S. c'.. jammry'k. 1P80.
I would rcipceffully •recornthond ilr. K. U. TOHlN,to the people of Barnwell aK a
fir A-e rtM midC-Mn-h I’nUtti'r, lteliv>«t-j he can da wark i»f »
than ii pem-r.i'lv d'uie'in caiiitry place*. . fjanT5»tfs»j ‘ J. J. BRABHAM.
ss’ics I
sies! !
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FROM THE CELEBRATED
iniahe Ctfrriage Worksj
CIXGIN Is - ATI, OHIO.
Numorou? testimonials from pnr-
ctraswrw; in thin and ether Staff#; Votl-
fy The fact that prices for pian-ia ioff
organs, cf same make and rcyle, nr*
less at tho Music House of the South
than in New Yoik.
100 Flanos! 200 Organa! At lowest
price*
Ou our popular monthly plau of easy
- payment.
And al-Ln'iwlecL-ed by all to be the host Baggies* flir the price ever brought to
tbii j-ity. now in store at 713 BROAD STREET, (opposite Mafl>nic Hall) Al -
GUSTA, GA., aud ibrsalwat astonishingly now prices. Cftll sbon, as I wilL.re-
anain but two awtAs brtiger. Armthcr car trufti TdCeive<1—-cbe«p^r and better ttmtt
ever. THEO. tCAl’Il AN, .Commission Merchant.
‘.j.n-8-2w “ 1 - J. J JI T^TLCK Agept for Factory.
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On baud and ariiviug by every stenm-
er the largest and best bclccieU
stock of first cities
StomasdEafigos
South of Baltimore,
U. I. O. M.
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NotScr is hereby given (list the Whole of
(lie several parcels, lots nnd parts of lots of
real estate described in the following list, or
so much thereof as will be necessn^ to pay
(he taxes, penalties and assessments charged
thereon, will be sold by Alfred A drich,
Esq., Treasurer of Bsrnwcll County, 8. C.,
at his office, i* skid county, en Monday,
2a February next, no less said taxes, assess,
mentt and panalties ba paid before that
time, and the sale# will be-continued irem
day to day until all afsald paroe's. lets and
part* of hte ef rasl estate shall be sefd or
offered for sale. -
C. E. LARjriGCTC,
janlfi-td Auditar Barnwell Co.
TfKIMIJTF. OF nF.SPF.CT*
WHOtBA*. Ttdiff pleas* Almighty Oixl.
on the I3lh day o( July l«*t, to remove
from oumuMAX Brother ilENKT lUnfZ'KI
to that boon* from wh*n6* nry traveler
ever retiunoth. It Is Just/ meet and Dmp*r
a Should In some r*-
A combination has jn«t been fomteff
by thft Ntuhvif*, Cbaftanooga and St.
laiais, tho Western and Atlantic nnd
tho Georgia Ueutral Railroads, which
will give .1 new impetus to the business
of Savaunab. Parenger train* or* to
run from §4. Louis to 8avan**h in 39
hours, and freight train* in four day*.
It seem* oertais that thi* n«w trunk
liu* will divert fram Baltimore heavy
thipmeaU of Western produce, and
among other results #0 look to wc a
fresh agitation in thi* 8tat*. 1 f favoi tng
the completion of the Spartanburg and
Nashville Road and it* connection with
ffcs Ctarfnnati Southern Railway—
Charleston will hardly content herwlf
with the ahip canal which our lost Lcg-
is’atare gave her.
y mmvm in . 1 ■■■■ ■ ' 1
j Tm P*ovL*aa<iOourlor Journ*J,T3
that ttvYug ifmnkin
snectful and kindly manner, notice the
death of their fellow creature*; and,
We KBEss. It Is doubly the duty of our
Brotherhood to pay that respect to tk*
death of a worthy Brother Master Mssm;
Tbenrfor*. toeit ——
R.'rolvwi, i. That w*. his fraternal
brothers, though wo Niw submissively to
tho hand of our Creator and Most Worthy
(irand Master 'bo-e, folly apprbi late tbe
loss Oman Lodge eustslne, In hie death.
that hU exemplary life, not only In the tile
.butinlilequletfaiolly circle,
of th> Lodge, uubi.t itw ■••iu’i 7 uitvi.-.
In hiabu«lnd*s transactions; iu bin social
eorDmuMoations and In Ida public and po-
diical ttftlllatl ne, waasueh as to endear
him to not only to us ss Masons, but also
to all citiEcns who had tho good fortune to
know him.
lived,
It***o!vod, J. Thab we. Ms bereaved
brethren, will c«)ntlnuatly s'rlve too/nu-
file his noble cxaimJeo, end like him. aim
for the hlghet-t plnlen! of ir^sonio honor
and Christian intecitty, and endeavor to
live go as to die Ix'lovod and respected by
alt mankind generally, and by Mssons
partb ularlj.
Jtesolvod. 8. That a page of the journal
of this Lodge te dedicated to hts nienmry,
and that the** resolutions tie spread upon
the minute book, that Ma c ons yel tube
‘ A their
\Mawmm --
leisure see In whaV esteem our'deceased
brother was held try ua as Masons, and
through Maeonryby mankind
I and raised, may 1
hat e<
Resolvsil, 4. 'that ac.ipy ef these reso-
lutions I e neatly written la mourniiur and
handed to the bereaved family, and that
they be published iu oue or both el the
couuty papers.
I). F. HOOTON, -
c ' h*4W *
Committee.
■ isl hm
D. A.. WALKER.
Importer nod dealer in Italian and
American Marbles. Tomb-stopea of
any design, made on moat reasonable
tvi ins. EstablUbed in 1792. Char
leston, 8,0. JdBlIly
SHERIFF’S SALES.
Eircntloi Salts.
Benj. ktokts and Jeffsrseo Stskes, Admin -
isl raters of Lucy T. Btskes, dseessed, vs.
F. C. Ayer—ffxscatiea Sal*.
BT TIRTCE OF Aft *XRCPTIO!f TO ME
directed in the above entitled ease, I will
offer for sa «, at Barnwell O. B., 8. C., *n
Monday, the 2d day of February TFiO, it be
ing saUsdny, the following real property,
U«wit:
All that tract, piece *rplantati*n of land,
sit uat ed,lying and bring in Barnwell eoua-
fy. Stats aforesaid, containing nine hun
dred acres, mere or less, and bounded nerlh
by lands ef Mrs. L. Carter, east by lands of
W. Cartar and C. Hiers, south by lands of
Ehfhardl and weal by lauds ef Lawton
Bishop, Lewis Prescott and George Ktnard.
Terms cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
" LA*
,janl5-td
Tw.
YNCASTTX
8. B. Oi
Sheriff’s Sales of Personal Property.
W. T. Blanton vs. Prestos Bettison—Execu.
< (ion Sale.
BY TlRTCB OF AN EXICCTION IN
the above case 1 will sell at the residence of
Preston Bettison, nsar Barnwell, S. C., on
Tsesday 8d day of February 1889, it being
salesday, the following personal property,
for cash, lOOboshels corn, more or len.
J. W. LANCASTlfrl.
jarfl5-td —— V w- ». B. t.
seeds, Seeds.
Just received, at the
Barnwell Drug Store,
A large assortment of
fltESH GARDEN SEED.
—ALSO-
BED AND WHITE ONION SETS
JOBaBBliLIIIfi BS»
japl5-4
rurchsssrs of pianos ani ortrans,
Musical Instrumcntsf, ’ fNb'*et Music
and Musical Merchandise of every fic-
sCrlptlon, will aav* from 20 to 30 per
ctut by vleltlnr the M-i»!c House of
the South, or corresponding with
Q. O-
Tuning and Rpnjtlrlnu: -of piano..,
pipe organs, and all kinds of musical
Instruments, byO. H. Taylor, the onjy
authorlZ'*d tuner of the Augusta
Muaic Houne. j
BSJIWIKSLB'S
FERTILIZER DEPOT-
Kerr’s Wharf, Clttrlcsten, S. C. 1
The following first class fcNilizrrs, al
ways sn band and promptly shipped to or.
der: Bo. 1 rsru.vi.-(n Gusnape Guano.
No. 2 or C*tton flusno.
Nova Scotia I*nd I’lasier.
Fine Ground 8. C. Phosphite Flour.
Orders for other fertilixrrs filled at msrkel
prices. HERMANN Btl.nriNRLE,
janSvlm Kerr’s Wharf. ( , h'!rl''»ten, 8. S.
r J'IIK IINDEiejElWnKrN l*
Ice Company.
Ice by the pound, hundred weight, barrel,
ton and car load.
PRODUCE OF ALL KIND?.
Apples, Potatoes, Onions, FnAl, Fish, Oys
ters, Game and Ppultry.
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS.
* Packed per order, a specialty-.
OCR FELECTE!) BRF.FBED fOCLIRT
Cannot be excelled in quality «r price, Fs-
pccia) aUcniisn paid 10 shipping ihc saipr.
ICE PACKED FOR SHIPMENT,
, Isv large or small quantities.
a.h. Ticiirty * CO..
seplB-Sfla 9 Market Ft,, Charleston, 8.17.
SEO. M. COfYiN,
Mtl.rs «
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Poultry, Game,
Hgg8 f Butterj
Potatoes, &e,,
No 108 Meeting St» Charleston, S. C.
oclfl
—JOBBER OJT—
Foreign and Pomeslic Dry Goods,
Niotlon*, Fancy Good*, dec.,
153 MEETING STREET,.
CHARLESTON, 9. C
72-85 *3
Tot the Fastest Selling Book of the Age i
iA
F ’ The Housebold and
ABMER8* OYCLOPED:
A iHniwhoMoocrwilty—one that every family nredi
i Llhrary of Use lb A <4 «. .N ' IT
f __ AO-HiM'I'H are m*-oi-
tnq with rival .acrcas, for every family who fc'e*
‘ wants it. Bocure territory St once. Ad-
Anchor St; PnMUkinff Co., Louis, Mo., ra y former cusiomt ra t uat i Dave re-
s*pl8-ln ^ Or, ATLANTA. GA. * Dd , al1
' — orders for bRultog of suy dvecriptl pu
Which will b* sold at piicc* that.de-
fy oompctltlon,-
AIj-', a full Hue of
Kerosene Stoves find Fixtures.
I-mdt the well known celt brut d
Times Cook.
Without exfoptlcn, tho beet mad>\
mwAm rnmn,
118 King St., Charleston, S. C.
S. N. Bellinger
Has iust receive 1 a new stock of
!>ry .Goods.,
BOOTBr &HOU3
^ * —\ND—
3ST OTIONS,
* And a lot of
Fresh Family Groceries
And an n apart ed lot of goo-Is fir Chrisi ma-
which h -will aril at prices which onu noi
brl.raten at re'aifiM Cb irlc-sion or Aiigu-**»i
Call and sos for rnurve'f.
GRAND DISPLAY
OK
Mew deeds
A.P. Manville’s.
A new, larpc hrid complotc atuck of
goods, just received, confistin^ -of the
latest novelties in Ladies’ Dress (ropds,
.Trimmings, Ribbons. Iloisery, Gloves,
Scarfs, llnndkcrcliicfs. Trimmed and
Uutrimmed Hats, U(nbrebas.
Boota asd Shsas.
CLOTH L\Ur.
CA.SSIMEUE?,
^ ‘—- JEANS, Ac.,
In great variety.
HATS, CAPS, CENTS’ FURNISH
ING GOODS. _
Chbico GroccriesS)
In great variety and of tlicTery best
Hardware, Tinware, Euckcts. Tub?, &e.
Prices as Low as the Lowest
- i ' ■ -
Ti c' alxtvc goods have been selected
with care and bought for push, which
will enable me to soil at lowest prices.
oc’-S-’-f A. P- MatltrlllA.
. i Wanted !
A man. without a family, who has hnl
some cxpetlenert In fairtnrur, to take
charge of a throe-hoiw* farm. Liberal
wages given, with comfortable-hoard.
ApfMv to Mrs. JUDlrll HOLLAND.
fanft-K <}rr«Tiliintl. 8. r.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVES TO ALL OK
ray former cusiomcra that I have re-
ricKinte adavant,
AtUntys, So'Wms uri fonnsellors.
] Fbakci* IF. Ficxuao, I John C. Davaxt,
Celumbia, 5. C. I Barnwell C. II..S.C.
• ■ ' '' ■ » I -*
left at my rseidenee, or that of Mr.
J. T. Ingram, will be thankfully receiv
ed, and promptly attended to.
*ug7-ly. “ J. 8.KQUCK.
AdrertLc in The People.
Gifts WITH
-AT-
AXaliAN’S
FINE WATCIIBS,
American and Swiss, of the Latest Styles.
• Rind JEWELRY.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF
energetic canvassers
tv engage in a pleasant nj
protal>1 e biVdtless. Goodmen will bud
ai^L
w
T O NI A H r M <» \ i: Y .
Pitch will please answer this i|dvcrtisc-
ment by letterj, tritclosiog stamp for-reply,
sia'lt-g V. f;:il bu-,;tfc“< C.t^ c'h-'
-t-H-Ncwnnd Elcjnnt Deiigiis ami Exquisite
Workmat-.ibip. ' ’
gaged in. None but those who inrati business
need apply. Address,
Fislkt, lUnvxT Ac Co.,
mchlS-lv > Atlanta, Ga.
ST E U LIN G 81LY E R W A R E,
h _ f
In Fresh and Beautiful Vattorns,especially
adapted for tVcddhig 1’vc-ents.
r '" platkdwAre,
Henry Bayer,’
SILVER
Tei Feta, Waiters, lec Pitchers, Butter
Pislje^ t’jjps, tioblcts. Spoons. Furkauf beat
quality, c.e. , - *
CHOICE FANCY GOODS.
Trench nrul American (,'Lvks, Fine Tabic
Cutlery, Spectacles, Ac.
WiHcbtsI Jewelry Carrfo’ly liepaireJ,
THE RL'ST GOODS AT T1IE'!.0>Y-
EST ITUti^.
t) &mrs linn,
■ se;-2*>-ly !KJ7 King Nt-. Charlj-iiton, 8. C.
Wholesale Fruit Dealer
Apples, Potators, Colors,Cabbages,
■ * X
( tHoanuls, Lemons, ^ranges Bananas,
Buisins, Figs, etc. ,
215 F«.t Bay St., Opposite Custom, lions*.
BamlxTs Sale Slab'es.
JD1* IPa^SfOESS,
Druggist 1 Apothecary,
8. C.,
I have ju-t rc-ecivcd a largo stock ttf
very Mipcritrr HbtR^ES and MULES,
and offer them for sale at iinprccedcnt-
r aIU* 1i.\v Arirr»«
A (•:.!! will tout Hire;
F. M.RAMRKRG,
novfi- .* Rntnberg. S; U.
HRAGKVI RLE, ‘
II AS on hand nnd is o uistnntly rncr-lvirK a
It wuli *-1 -ti ck of puiv LiM
( Hi MU.AI>. 1*'IN’ IS. OILS. PKill I M-
LbY, TOUXI itKIC-A-BKa*. PAILAP
M i-Ltll.INES and L»t tt*.*/fi-Is nundrice. all
i f wbb it lie t (Ti'ttj iUI I i.c ui -f-t ivaM Lu.bl,*
f « i ms for cash or < oUttU> pr««ltb-*.
i'tMi-f-loiml c !U iu town or countryt
prytni»t)y attcntlctl To. f • , ct2-ly
2t57 King St., Chftrlesroc, S. C.
BFum.-Clark,
251 SUOMI SiTI> ! £2Y.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Ill
IXTKKCITV.
Zepl:r«, Canvas, Kibbone. l.acea, Ac.,
~ Real and Imitation ILir Good*.
Agency ter Mure. Demorest * Hcliabl*
Pattern*. novft-Km
Flii MSTSSHPIS,
OOO HTJSIIELS
— OUMIINE fcfcMCT —
HKD RUST PHOCF SEED OATff
Fi r.jia'c at 73c. per buehel, sacked
f
AND A LARGE COLLTCTtOS CK
UTL. V A1 J-If* at ini.t .ral.iyuict*. *
»-ljr
E H aOGcElS
Importer, Alantifacfurer 4ml Deotef^iu c
RIFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS AND
■ " *7 ■, — •<
3Pocket Cutlervt
iAmmunition <<g ull IiLiiidH.
245 Rro-td Street, A ugusta^ Georgia.
novO 3tn
nnd dclivciH at d>'pot
JOHN B. HAIR,
nn:r2R.tf ElVo, S. C. II.. R.
0ffcgf* U^mirittg Hone Promptly
Aud all BtyU-a of Moulingaf ^rfqunrt-
frame*, Made to nrdet, HtbO par e«-r:t.
leea than ever offered. CL’r<>m<'n, Eo-
gmvings and td! st>b-s of Pipftirea
Framed ut romarkiittly low figure?.
Portrait, and Mirror Frames RegtIHed.
Photographs at greatly reduced prices.
Ra+ IsfaeUoo guar,teed r «t—^
Pelot & Cole’s Gallery*
rve‘23 3in 192 Broad Ht., AugustH, Ga.‘
WULBERN & IT!
’Wholesale Grocers
And Dealer In ,
Provisions,Litjiior^ TobaccOj &c.
167 AND 1G9 EAST BAY,
Charleston. - - S.
nov27-3m
A. Armstrong
of
W
WI I.I, IH'rON. H. ,
Keeps constantly on hand a good aupply
General Merchandise,
at r«a*otvabU pr;c*.* v All kinds cf NtO-
HITK taken at fhir pricca. vcpl8-tf
Chas C. Leslie.
Wbolesnie and Retail Dealer lu
Fikh, (. a^ne*,
Ixjbhtcit», Turtle?:,
Terrapin?,
Oysters. &c;
Stalls No*. 1 A 2 Fish Market,
Charleston * So. Ca*
Having made large additions to my
husinesH. 1 am prepsd to furnish Firh,
Game, Ao. at short not lee.
AH ordsis promptly attended to.
o. ft u A
f o UxJ* l' > rt *'\» vv^tTTw
PATENTS
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SAM'L U.IIARSBALL EDWARD C. MAR3U ALL
JULIUS J. WESWAT,
SAM'bB.lIAESHALLiGO.,
S ''. . - ’.; •v.v» „.. 4
niruBTLRS OF
Hanlware, Cutlery, Guns, etc,, and
Agricultural Implements, !
314 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY,
:n of the Golden Gun).
ALSO, oSamL&XSOCIETY STREET
CHAIlLEWTOIV. N
AgO its for Celebrated
Bcp23-ly —-y-
obtaiaed for new invexiUons, or for Impro-
vemrfits In-old ones. Orveats, and all
patent business promptly atteinbd to. -
Tuventlons that have been rejected may
t-till, In mnet cast's, be patented hv us. Be
ing opposite tbo U. H. Patent Ofliee, and
engaged in Pateat.Bufiness exclusively,
we can secure patents In Jess time than
1 hose who are remote from Washington
and who must depend upon the mails iu
all transactions wilh the Patent Cilice.
When iuventois send model or sketch
we make search in tho Patent Office nnd
adv so as to Its patentability free of
clmigo. Cttrrespondocce confidential,
prices low, and no charge unless patent ‘
obtained. ,
Wo refer to Hon. "Postmaster GenetfJ
D. M.Key, fievF. D. Power, te official
at,
a .Lw "
In the U. tS. Patent Ofiioo. an«l especial I y to
our clients In every htale of the union and
in Canada. For special roferencee, terms,
advice, ftc, address c. a. t-NOW h CO.,
Opposite PatentOfflce. Washington, D.C.
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With your name in Print, only 10c.
Address M. L. HAIR & BROS.,
Job Printing House*, Corn Hill,Texas.
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