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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1&. 1880
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dt«rle«t*jt <?»»!•■ Market.
('HAKtiMTOM, February 18, 18*
Good Ordinary .... \%y
U>w Mi-lilHu* - */ . •
'(}<vk1 MuMUnf
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HKlUr LttMJALJl.
They rant, 'twan on thaetroet—
"Ou! Much a bonnet!" tnnuKlit the one—
The other thought;
‘WlMt foetr
is lit;
Yet they did talk—-
Toflrother walk—
And kiaied each other'a eheeks, and ehalk
A charmlog love atory next week.
^ Gorernor’a meeaage on'flret page.
OfTlce, 2N Si Ninth afreet, Philudel-
pbia, Pa,.
The county tax In Barnwell will be
112 tuille; for paat indebtedness, 1
mill. \ , ~
“Love laughs at locWt^lths," and
yet there Isn’t anything funny about a
locksmith.
GOO seboonera Jost'arrived at Charles
Pechmau’a, and GOO meq wanted to un
load them—5 cents a schooner.
Mr. J. W. Vcronee, of Barnwell, is
local editor of the Warrenton Clipper,
a paper published in Wurreuton,
Georgia.
Halt's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer restores both the hair and its
color, increases and thickens its
growth.
Bird shooting seems to be some
thing of a rage among our eporte-
men. Bags of them are brought in
towu every day.
Au Orangeburg man says, on* hug
is worth a doz*n love letter*, and they
can’t be introduced ns evidence In a
breach of promise suit.
“Shall I beareafter darn your stock-
’’Is ssid to ho the fashionable
lignage for a young lady to use when
’making a leap jear proposal.
Young man. It is 11 o’clock and she
By,” you may
over for the
Everybody who dan get guano is
buying the odorous fertilizer.
An Exchange asks where would man
be without woman? According to our
experiedee he would be Ueeplog bache
lors hall.
Notwithstanding the large orowd In
town tEig ween, the best order has
prevailedwnd tbs town marshal has
been a man of elegant leisure.
The stock trade hae been unusually
lively this eeaa^' MdlMsestimated
that at least eight hundred Kentucky
mules have emigrated to our corn and
cotton fields.
Up to date six hundred and fifty-six
liens for rent’and advances have been
filed in the Clerk’s office. This is a
smaller number than was filed last
year up to this time.
‘ The city fathers are putting up a
handsome and substantial brl Jge
otor Turkey Creek. We nominate
Capt. Brown, for the whole board of
County Cemmlssioners next time.
It Is strange how glibly Madame
Rumor can lie. During the week a
dozen dr *o apparently well authen
ticated reports of cutllrg-nnd shooting
aff ilrs in vaiious sections of the coun
ty have reached us, r Upon investiga
tion we have foufifi’them utterly with
out foundation,.^ 1
C«l. Honhain.
We had the real pleasure on Tues
day of shaking hands with Coi. M. L.
Bonham, Jr., formerly a leader of the
Press Gang, but’ now a promrhieut
member of the Abbeville bar. The
Colonel hae many friends here, ho
read law and.married in Barnwell, antj
he ought to live^ here. He looks
richer than when ho was an editor,
but no happier..
The t u”n**ia Held.
This popular house has changed
proprietors. Col. Moore retiring on ac
count of ill health, and Col. Edward
Murphey, formerly of the Globe, tak
ing charge. The many patrons of the
house will flud the new proprietor
fully master of tho situation. 'H<*
knows how to keep a hotel, aud he
Wl
-goew in
of *‘fhe Sweet By and
consider the seance
bight.
There has been an Immense oat
nop sown this year throughout the
whole State, and all ef our exchanges
speak encouragingly of its general
condition. m ~~-
Oa account of the short pea crop
U..t year a good demand has already
set in for them for seed. The short
supply will doubtless cause prices to
go up rapidly.
A correspondent writes: “Where U
the wannest spot on earth?'’ He is
respectfully referred to the small boy
whose mother has been exercising
bar slipper upon him.
Hr. W. M. Hutson, Jr, of Aiken,
and U. M. Mason, of Wiliiston, were
in town on Monday and Tuesday,
engaged in adjusting the losses of their
policy holders by the late fire.
“They cure!'’ What cure? ’Ayer’s
Cherry PsotorM for a Cough, Ayer’s
Pttts for purgative pm poses, aud
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for complaints
that require an alterative medicine.
Our subscription list continues to
grow, and befoie the campaigu fairly
opens we hope to reach every fireside
is the county. * Now is the time gentle
men, let us bavs your names aud the
cash.
The following fentlemra have been
nominated, through the papers, for
>vernor of Bouth Carollnt: Johnson
^good, M. W. Gary, Hon. W. H. Wal-
lee, B. F. Perry, Armistead Burt,
Junes B. Cothran, & Bobo and Gabriel
Cannon.
Jones says his wife Is the most
thrift/ woman he ever knew. .“Why,
sir,* bo says, “she has mads ten bed
spreads during the last two years;
made them herself, sir, out of the
patterns shs collected iu her shopping
hours during that time.”
■ ' When you see a mau with a gun on
ills shoulder aud three dogs at his
heels making across the country, you
ueed’ut feel bad for the rabbits. He’ll
miss a crow or two, fall into a creek,
and return home, believing he has had
a thundering good big time.
If your hair is coming out, or turn
ing gray, do not murmur over a mis
fortune you can so easily avert. Ayei’s
Hair Vigor wlH remove the cause of
your grief by res to ring your hair to
its natural color, and therewith yqur
< good looks and good nature.
Prot A. H. Hayes, of the Peabody
Institute, Boston, Mass:—“Prof. Paine
allow me to congratulate you on be
half of the entire profession of Boston,
on your wonderful discovery of Catarrh
Vapor. We have tried It in every
emergency aud find it will cure every
case of Catarrh, Diphtheria and Throat
(Jlsease.’,
The superintendent of a large Mas
sachusetts cotton mill who Is now
travelling through th» Bouth informed
us a few days ago that be and other
Northern capitalists "were ready to
engage in ootion manutaoturlng in
this State if they could get any sub
stantial encouragemsot. Bring the
^ mills to the cotton.
A solitary Gary man was In town on
iday. He was a curious looking
-few bar*., dove leiH‘p » cepitaf-ouc: -
are clean and comfortable, his tare
bountiful and well prepared, his ser
vants respectful and iu the oflioe those
clever and handsc me young g®ntio-
men, Dick Moore and Eugene Arm
strong, will bo found alwajS ready to
onreisrcr to jour wants aud make you
itappy- .
To the Military.
Concspondence with Adjutant and
Inspector General Moise dovelopea
the fact that the orders heratofote
issued for the assembling of the mili
tia of Barnwcti csuuty, foY review, on
the ‘28rb instant, at this place, have
been rescinded, aud that it is now de
signed to substitute for the review a
military convention, to consist of the
commUeioned officers of either branch
of tho tullliia, to meet at Barnwell
Court House on the 30Ji of March
next.
For the purpose of perfecting the
neeeeeary arrangements for the con
vention aud the entertainment of Gen.
Mi ise, we request each company to
send one of its members to meet and
confer wltb the undersigned at Barn
well immediately after the public sales
day In March. J. 0. Davaxt,
F. H. Bhowx.
Barnwell C. H . 8 C„ Feb. 16, 1880.
~CoWr! Jtowrfcal.
V. Y.
gk-
tura, but when captured and ex
amined waa found to be barmleea-
Born la Chesterfield, married In Lex
ington and expect log to die and be
burled lu ScilWo county, Oa. Noth
ing better could have been expected,
and be was given a drink and sent on
his way rejoicing.
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The Court of General Sessions Judge
A. P. Aldrich, preskHty^ . mot on Mon
day morning but oh accotAtf of the
non attendance of jurofs adjourned
until throe o'clock at which time Judge
Aldrich addressed ths Grand Jury in
the following charge.
It gives me great pleasure to con
gratulate you on the deoreaesof minor
offences against the law. When I
resumed my duties on the Bench in
1878,the Court of Sessions was so crowd,
ed with cases including .every crime
known to the criminal calender, that
the civil business of the County was
almost entirely shut, out. Very few
civil cases could be tried, except at
Chambers by consent. I am happy
to say in thfe laet year, a marked im
provement has been effected. Instead
being
of the whole time of the court
employed in tho-trial of criminalcases i
WeTiaVe generaTty, bees ablb- to dis
pose of tho Beaslous docket by the
middlerpf^h e first week, devoting the
balance of the term to civil suits. It
ie also pleasant to state that since
Feb. 1878 but two white men have bean
arraigned before mo for larceny and
both ahowed signs of penitence by
pleading gntly.
While this is a matter of congratu
lation. I cannot refrain from ex
pressing profound sorrow that the
Indictments for,murder have increased.
I am informed by our.diligent Solicitor
that four bills for murder will be giv-
erAmt'this term. It is appalling to
m^, how feokless men Bftve become of
human life. How can it be accounted
for? You do your ddty by finding
"true bills" while the Petit Jury set
infrequently returns verdicts of "not
guilty” agulnet the weight ofevldence,
thus, not only encouraging this crimej
but building up a public opinion
against lt|r punlehttkedt. The us& of
mean whiskey and concealed weapons
contributed more to this dlsregurdof
human life tiian any other cause wltir
which • I am acquainted. History
teaches us that, all peoples in all ages
of the world have been la the habit
of using
the Court a grateful “curtesy,”
their wsyv. V ^
Tbs grand jury brought tn tbs fol
lowing true bills:
State vs< Jnmes F. Savage, mhrder.
Stats Vs. Wm. EL Harvey, murder.
- State against James EL C. Harvln,
a ‘ ' <v ,
•MSS. —' ^;
State vs. Silas Williams, butglary
and larceny.
State vs. Jobs Smith, assault and
battery with intent to kill, and assault
and battery# " • r~ .
State vs. R. L. Wade, obtaining
goods under false pretences.
State vs. Josh Wolf alias Aul'us
Jennings, arson.
State vs. John Hewlett, Jiu* add
Tiros. M. Hewlett, assault and battery
with Intent to kill bud assault and
battery. M / ~ > * #* , i
James S. C. fiarvftv rtM arfatgUetf
and his trial set for 10 A. M. Friday*
Mr. Rhame of Manning, will appeal; in
his behalf:
Next, a youagman cd color, answer
ing to the rather miusnal, and some
what poetic name of John SifaUlC was
introduced, under an indictment for
an aodsjljiifid bCffery wflh intsfit te
klll,-and ^ssaolt arf^-b^tfonr. ^ l
As we go to press on Wedneft^iy
Xhe trial of W. S. Bates for the mur
der of 8. W. Bush is progressing. 11
will probably occupy the 'whole &ay.
and a part of tomorrow. It is likely
that bul little Civil business will be
transacted this term.
AAR*
ADTMjtTis ^
Just Arrived
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Chas. Pechxnann’s
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A New Stock ot
Clothing,
BOOTS. StIOKS v
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NOTION S,
" ANt> A ?.OT pir
Fresh Family Groceries
—IS Ml—
I.ust Week’s Tire.
We have received from Mr.
Come-
hen a BOte correcting' th Bdftr* parti-
culara our report of last weeks fire.
The glsC of the correctfon was that
the dog was not left In the store, but
was admitted by Mr. (Jorneben, who
had gone do*n stairs . to procure
some medicine. We woqki publish
our neighbcrsaord to ft^TWlff Measure
bat for the extraordiaai/ pressure oa
our cglumua. ’
CO UNITY NlEWM.
(’an t>« fronnd thr finest ttock 6f
LIQUORS AND SUGARS
" / Fvc^broight to/W vWagf. *•
-»*Whcny4p e«n^ |o Barowell'don’t
forge* to edti and ecsns^- ^
Ch'aeT. ^Peclimann*
G.E. STEADMAN
I'CALKK* Ijl ^
General Merchandise,
S«H09t. BOOKS, ,
Collectin'; and Real Estate Agent
MnAOKY'iru.I^YC. H.CJ.
3ish-wmmw&
FERTILIZER DEPOT.
Kcr/sWliArfoC^fl^oi, E. C.
Pilg-rlHiMirc* 'l o Ili(<t*aIo,
are made by thousands of invalids
annually to consult with the medical
and surgical staff of the World’s Dis
pensary aud.!:. valida’ H itel, the largest
private sanitarium in the world. All
chronic diseases are treated by scien
tific methods. The practice is divided
amongjotne eminent specialists. Among
the most popular domestic medicines
in the land are those manufactured by
this Association, among which are Dr
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
the greatest of alteratives or blood-
cleansers, and Dr. Pierces Pellets
(little pills) tljut have largely super
seded the old-fashioned course pills.
Oompounded Extract of Smart-Weed
is deservedly popular as a remedy for
diarrhea*, dysentary, flux, and kin
dred dtb'uses; also as a pain-killer and
remedy for colds. Dr. Pierce’s Favo
rite Prescription is the great reifledy
for female weakness and associated
derangements. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh
Remedy Is tbs. “Old Reliable.” Inva
lids’ Guide-Book—10 cents, post-paid.
Address World’s Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y., or London,
England.
To (he People •€ Barnwell.
At the last'mass meeting, held for
the puepoas of organising an Immi
gration Aid aad Manufacturing Asao-
ciotlon, it will be remembered that
there was no definite action taken, and
tloe undersigned was appointed to
agitate the matter, aud empowered to
Call another meeting at such time as
he might think advisable. Upon con
sultation with several gentlemen, be
baa decided upon sales day in March
as a suitable time for our second meet
ing. As upon the action offLls meet
ing must depend the successor failure
of the enterprise, it is sincerely hoped
that tberu will be a large att^dance.
If there should be any prevented
from attending in person, who propose
Joining tho Aassoclation, they will
please send in their names by some
friend.
The enterprise is gotten np in the
interest ot do clique or section, but
purely in the Interest of all the people.
The in-etiug will take place im-
sdy after soles in the Court
building. B.W. Tuottl
soma slimulaur, B'e ll"fer-
mented or alchoholic drinks, or some
other lutoxicatliig agent Experience
also teaches us that, while, perhaps, it
is bettor to abbtain altogether, yet. the
moderate use of ardent spirits does
not injure the health or inflame the
passions—This sad disregard ot law
aud life grows out" of tue maddening
effects of the poisonous concoctions
dispensed iu dram shops and other
places where liquor is sold. A mau
with two or thie^ drinks of this vile
stuff in his stomachy finds his
brain confused, his passions arous
ed and all the devilish Impulses
of his nature striving for mastery, con
science is dead, and on the slightest
provocation, fancied or real, be whips
bis band In his pocket, draws bis con
cealed weapon and his friend and
neighbor lies weltering In his blood.
The dead man’s family are left to
mourn, perhaps to suffer, while the
living man,_ wboee conscience Is
lorn by the agony of remose, brings
disgrace to his name and too often
leaves a helpless wife aud children un
protected. Death under these circum
stances is murder—unmitigated mur
der. The only way to prevent Us repe
tition ie to visit on the murderer the
penalty of the law, to show to the
community that the guardians of the
public peace, the men selected to pre
serve It and to punish crime, have the
virtue, the mauhood and the courage
to keep their oaths, “and a true ver
dict give according to the evidence.*’
You gentlemen aud Abe town coun
cils of the county can do much to cor
rect this horrid evil—refuse to give
licenses except to men of good charac
ter whom you knowto k be law-abiding
citizens, aud who will not put poison
to the lips of their neighbors. The
Legislature can do more ; drunken
ness is no excuse for crime—let them
make It prima facie evidence ot malice
to kill with a concealed weapon. , -
Tuesday—The Grand Jury brought
in a true bills against William 8. Bates
and Capers A. Bowers, for murder;
the prisoners were arraigned, and
Wednesday was set for the trial of
Bates, and Thursday, for the trial of
Bowers.
The return of the County Commis
sioners to a rule Hgalnst'them issued
at the laAt’torth of court was presented
by Judge Maher, and referred to the
grand Jury. •
A young man who had been amus
ing and profiting himself by running
a ring and knife game outside thq
Court House, was brought in by the
sheriff, on the charge of keepiog a
gaming table, and admonished by the
court, that If be continued to deal in
games of sklil or chance, Be WOhlff
speedly go to Jail, notwithstanding the
fact that he had a license from the
town council. The yousg man proml
sed to sin no more and went his way.
The State against Jake Baynard,
charged with burning the gin house
of Mr. F. H. Creech on the the night of
the 14tb June, 1879, was then taken up.
L L Tobin, Esq., appearing for the
defence, and a verdict of not guilty
was rendered. Baynard, who bad been
in Jail for several months, started for
the door but was gently stopped,
brought back and reminded that ha
must tarry in jail three months under
a sentence Imposed eeveral years ago
for bin participation in the famous
Gray’s Cross Roads Riot
Sarah Coleman, Charlette Coleman,
and Hester Held, very colored persons
llluekvllle 1 tola.
Burton Carroll, an old resident who
recenTTy Tost Fils alxlli Vlfo hoi moveJ'
tcfFlorida, where he Kill spend the
emdug of liis life.
The 8. C. Tt. R. Oa, 1iak* built a
Guano shed near the Jpepot, and mer-
Orders for other fertUlu rs filled »t market
prices. ‘ jaMSHMAHHBiH. WINKLE,
JsuS-3*t Kerr * Wharf. CliMleftton, S. 8.
chants are oorrespopdihyiy Sappy.
Superintendent Peck, knows how to
get work out of employees, and is the
right man in the right tyaoe.
Muj. Steadman, U hwviotr a school
house built in town fir Mrs Roach
who will give lessons is mo&io, wax,
woik and other ornameftal branches.
Mrs. Carroll Is very rill. Shs was
attacked while alone, discovered and
relieved some throe boflTs afterwards
by several parties who were passing.
Mr. J. P. Strobe), is Co tales charge
of tbeStrtfWT Hotel, he knows how to
keeps hotel. Mr. Moloay’a popular
stopping place grows la favor, and
Mrs. Mlchelson Is to (>pen a private
boarding bonae. Comb out, and take
pot luck with them, and report ac
cordingly.
Wlllis<4>n.
A grand party at Masonic Hall, on
the night of the 24tb. will make the
opening of the spring fo stlvltles.
Since the oity fathers have graded
our streets, planted, olid boxed new
rows of trees, our to#n ro’oks as bright
and happy as a newly ma fried old maid.
__ Tke fclluwittj, first class fertilizers, al
ways on liand and promptly shipped to or
der; No. 1 Peruvian Guanspe Guano—JO
per ernt. ammonia, x 1 <3.*'^'$
Berman K&tbft or Volost Salt,'55 per
cent. Sulphate of Potash. s'
So. 2 Veruvioa or Cottpn'Guano, 3 per
cent, amiuania* -
Nov* Scotia Latpi Tlaster, 7 K2 to 8 per
<mhi. ahmionta.
rtne-ffrqnnd 8. C.’ThOvpImtn nsur:
GOO BtJSHISLS
—okumita seucjh - .r ;~
RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS,
For sale at 75c. per bulbil,
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A D VHRnSEMTVTS.
E MASONIC HALL.)
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Closing Out SaH
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MANUflACTKBKD BY • >
Emerson, Fisher & Co%
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Proprietors of tho Largect Carriage Manufacturing EstallLhtntut i u tbs world.
Mssmm
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For the next 30 days at less than old prices. Come everybody, as goods oro
on the Raise. \ .."SKT. 'Tli’TitL
w. ivx. xaoss
mpnfi * .w k: .
5,000
f f . i.
ow Shades,
Fvetty enough and Clieap hHough to suit every one.
10.000 Rolls H all Papers,
For
IM i
Uk eadlo^k variety, with Borders te mateh. Cheap fcf
sod delivered at depot,
JOHN R.
tf Elko, S.
No part of a mao will stand so
many blows this weaf h»T as his none.
M ' I I ——V ■ a »M !■> n
SPECIAL
medhii
JHeute
were next tried tor hog stealing.
Found not guilty, and after giving ^ sep25-ly Al’PLETOK/’S. C! 1
NOTICES.
Glad lid logs for ull sufferers With
Oougbs and Colds is the announce
ments that Coudsena’ Honey of Tar is
y or
never falling remedy. Deservedly
the moat popular medicine of tbs age.
It baa no rival aa a cure for diseases
of the throat and lungs, and each day
adds fresh triumphs to Its list of vic
tories over Coughs, Qolds, and more
serious affections of the throat and
lungs. One trial will convince yon.
Price 50 cents. For sale by Charles
Pechmann, Barnwoll, of Dr. Stokes,
Black vi He. ~ J KSM
A Closd I.Iver
Is always known by his appearance. A
man who lives comfortably at borne,
has good dinners, etc., will always
show it in bis poison. 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 flz, man ie good for
nothing—can enjoy nothing—to res
tore it to health, use Dr. GUaer’s Liver
Pills. A few doses will relieve you.
For sale by G. A. Phillips, Wiliiston,
and Druggists generally.
We were pained to hear of the acci
dent to bridal party last Tuesday
evening The homes In the carriage
containing the bride and groom took
fright near corner of Banks and Lee
ktrecta
and
on the ^
ankle, and inflicting' a severe bruise
on her right cheek, all of which were
relieved by Couasens’ Lightning LinD
meat, a oure for Rheumatism, Lame
Back, Sprains, Bruises, etc. Price 50
cents. For sale by Charlea Pecbmaun
Barnwell; or Dr. Stoke*, Blackvllie.
Kxchawve. yr
I wish to axobange a desirable house
and lot in Augusta, Ga., for country
property. For further information,
Address ' • —* - * X. Y. Z., ‘•war
Care J. W. Holmes,
decl8-tf WUMstoo, 3. CL
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Patterson Ho
BARNWELL, St
it is th* place to get your money’s
The table is supplied with wb
food, b tab tee with a capacity tor
horses, and servants on hand tc
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PKGPHlETi
King’sHodatain Military School
vlllc, K. C,
The Exeririses of the Twenty-SlxtH
Year will begin February 5th, 1880. r ,'l
TERMS PER SESSION OX PiVK MONTHS, IN
ADVANOt. V - -
For Tuition, Boarding, Light,
Fuel and Washing $100 00
Use of Books, Stationery and
Sargeotfa fee “ 5 00
For Circular, containing full infor
mation, apply to CoL A Coward,
dsc‘25 2m dIrioeipal.
: — ,190 rNlR-LACE; CURTAU0,
Al! Pretty Goods. Cheap for Cash. Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Crumb
Clot he, all Sixes. ■ . . _
Tae flilMU ef Import' 1 8< ot Oil Cloths, and Warranted of theJBRf
, Jfcst Quality.
CHEOMOS. CHROMOS, CHROMOS.
FULL LINE OF V-
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liSMlf -: GRdeERIES
1 All Fresh aad Choice Goods, tq- ijhich the attention of my friends and the
puUio art specially ihfUej.
James G* Bailie,
.’No. 713 Brokij' St. OH Stand hfjb, O. Bailie db Bre;; a ^‘
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potions, or fof Impro-
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upon th<> malls in
obtained for new In
vemr nts in old
patent bwlneee.
In venttoue that have Doen rejeeteri may
etill, in moat cases, be patented by us. Be-
in* opposite the U. b. Vafout Oflloe. aad
eugaffed in Patent ftuelntas exclusively,
we can secure patents **— ** -
MHee who ttf remote ^
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Sul transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors ecud model or sketch
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advise as to Its patentability fres of
ebartte. Ooifeepoudenoe oopfldenUsl,
prloee low, and no charge unlew patent Is
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In the U. b. POCHKOffioe, aud sflAgply to
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tnyton, b
Bamberg Sale Stable.
Fitly Head #f Horses ami Mule?.
Best eve* brought to this county, now
on hand.’ F. M. BAMBERG.
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Gasb PaM lor Geitoa £ Country Produce
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Carpets at Reduced Prices.
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In order to reduce stock before summer comes, I will offer my stock of
Carpets on hand nt reduced prices from this date, consisting of
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS, RUGS, MATS
AND CRUM CLOTHS* t? * * n
All new aud desirable goods that were bought Htis faW All persons wanting" 1
Carpets are requested to cMl end examine for t her selves. n *' 1 ”
12 Made up Caipcta that will*be sold as bargain*.
~’ r \tindow Shades, V/al! Papers, Ucc Curtains, Winbow Cornices. *
Floor oil CfoOia, Mattings, Cliromo*. Golds and Naif*. • v»o ta
A competent UpheUtarar ou haud to out, lit und hy Carpets ifld OU ChSthcs, *
and hang Shades.
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j Dressed poultry, al! pork sausftge and sausage,meat. ^ , f , x: „ »
Apples, outages, ban&nnss, lemons, potatoes and celery. \
Fresh crackers an 1 buiaoiuts, cheese, butter aud preserve^;
I: Finest rigarr aad cigarettes, fresh candies and nuts of all ktads. •
And everything peod to eat in the grocery line. All poods sold on a «.isb,
and at the lowest market prices, tt the Great Central. Combination £*fppt
and Greoery House of v U r-ddw „r:,
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