The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, February 19, 1880, Image 4
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I poTcrty and unrest at hmno will be bis
pnrtiotl. Ha must cititcr • ek a wife
fVom a- lower cirftio of aoeiaty or wait
Ktprmntatire P*per of Bara wall: Co.
• IARQEST COONn
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LATIOK:
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Six Mojrnw
Asimta •t Iha ■■••pla
wim*tMi-o. a. rRttura.
Ktko -H. O. STANHI'.Iili. ,
hlae.MttHe—MmV O R. BtbadMAH.
<traharu8 K I VLKH.
Midway—O. Dweshino.
Bambor*—D, F. Hootbs.
Allendale—w. fJoiinsoR. ^
Uuirbarlaii and 4 Oisjenlinil—<«loaoi H.
itharMton—R. M. AUDrjumCK* _
Our subacribern and advartiaain ran oau
upon' the nearest Agent Whenever they
wish to settle ttlcir aorounte. Our Amenta
are authorized to rocoive and nira receipt*
Xbralf moneys due us.
Ettmp Tmp
The other night the metaben oMkdf^
IdttL |£* utu(>1 ^ l^Wtuiw wore esogeted by
Mia young ladies of Frank fart to a leap-
year hop. The men were called fer tu
carriage*.- r .
The Americus, Ga., Rapublicaa tells
■ Me! ii ,l ir ,, f 1 *^
»Mt f t Sima Ihv Ower la MRallPB**'
* Face.
Bea'tjhuf tbt door in mollier** ftwt
Deal Reotljr with bar now ;
Tlomoiaber that old age bn* oaat
A shadow o’er her brow.
Her •/•* are dim. her step it albw;
Her e igh» abe cad not amotber;
TOea be not hasty in your wrath—
Don’t shut the door oa mother.
Don’t shut the door in mother’s face!
* What hrert on tide broad earth
Uan love with such untelflah lorn
- Ae she who nave yen birth ?
9Re love* you with a holy li>ve
She loves yon as none othor,
Oh !' be not hasty in your words -
Don't close the doer on mother l
Don’t abut the door in anther’s face!
Stop t— ore It is too late;
For anger kindled in the heart
For * moment ttms to hate.
Think what-a cruel, entel flame,
. That you may never smother,
Oh ! de not tptenoh jreur love for her—
Don’t «Am the doAroe mother'
Don't ehut the door in mother's fitce f
Hear all she box te say ;
You know not what her arief will be
Whilst yon aro gene to-day.
nerf
Oo back and kiss her fade<l cheeks;
Her heart will orave another;
Then he not hasty In yonr wrath—
Don't shut the door on mother.
Den*t abut (he door immother's face !,
The door may have a look /
And when you want to enter in,
Oh I you may vainly knock,.
Whilst in your anger and your pndo
Your love for her you'll miother,
And you may soondorgel that ynu
Did shut the door on mother!
But ah ! when crcning shadow* close,
You turn your step* towards home,
Strive as you will te banish her.
To her your thoughts will roam ;
But where is she? ThewwMe heart
Had feund its resting place-
<jod opened wide Hie heavenly door
Before your mother's face.
A Omeke-lor’a Flow of If.
A few weeks
nptnione ef “A
tiiro wc published the
Practical Girl,” as to
liow n taenrie# couple could get along on
a 91,000 a year. Now * Charleston
bachelor cotnee forward atul offers an
idetaor so fmennutu’s standpoint. He
aye
\w»t* and save, -v
A 'PheomflUfO Bachelor.
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•WII/MHTON ■
of e Sumter county men who last flrrek
went tos lesp-ycnr party nnd was offer
ed the heart and fortune of s rich.maiden
lady.
When the students at the University
ofTlrgfcia attended m Ihnp-yeer enter*
tninmrqt given by the fcdies of Char
lottesville, the other night, 'they found
that every Indy had invited and expect
ed to eattrtam six gentlemen.
The young ladies of ValdoaU, <aa. ,.
ed themselves hugely at a legp
•uyt>y<
year party i* few nights ago.. Ths VtMd-
Ti
imes says that'Iftey brought the
young men ip on their arms, waited on<
them, gtid that “the boys were success
fully oorneretih nnd courted, aAcr ihc
uincteenlh cotitury style, until a late
hour.” _=
The Jacksonville, Fla., Union has n
leap ye.tr item : “The young Thdius of
Quincy enjoyed themselves with a grand
leup year ball last Thursday night. All
present had a merry time, but sumo of
Wie coy young men were disappointed
They wire not pressed with matrimony
half as hard as they expected to b«.”
A notable event in Chattanooga,
Tcnn., society wss the entertainment
successfully conducted there by a num
ber of young ladies on tbo 8th instant.
Accompanying the invitation was a no
tice R>king the pleasure of tho company
»f the young men, with the request to
please lot us know, if sgreslle, when
to call for'you. None of the young men
lied' any provious engagements, and
readily obtain*) consent ot their paresis
to attend. The ladies called in carriages.
After ths dscing (ha young men were
offered feminine arms and escorted down:
to a restaurant^ where they were regaled
handsomely.
THE BEST REMEDT
VO*
Diseases ot tie nroat ail Imp.
of the
Ayers
PECTO
Diseases
pulmonary organa
are so prevalent and
fatal, that a safe and
reliable remedy for
them is invaluable
to every community.
Ay k h’s Cherry
Pectoral is such a
remedy, and no
other so eminently
merits the confi
dence of the nubile.
It Is a acientiflc com-
Iri nation of the madi-
dual principles and
tuative virtue* of
the finest drags,
chemically united,
to Insure the greot-
t poHlble efficiency and uniformity of r*>
It*, whic
suits, which enables physicians as well as
tnvotids to use it with confidence. It ie
the moat reliable remedy for diseases of
8ke replied •» ffce question whether a
gitteosHd marry and live on a thousand
a year. But it is of more importance to
renakfar whether a man can do it, he
Wing the active party to such a (raus-
aetinn. Before figuring, it is premised
that the parties desiring to enter the
state of matrimony belong in the higher
sphere of social life. The man will gener
ally have to reflect that he is taking tlte
girl from a comfortable liouie.Jnml has no
righ*? to condemn her to a aort of per
petual servitude to gratify his own feel
ings or hers either, lor observations
teaeh that a love sick woman is the moat
unreasoning, unreasonable and unciku •
lating creature ib existence. It is the
man's duty to think fbr both under thoac
circumstances..
Now cipher on the expenacsof the
yonne etouple, supposing tho wife to be
Mie right kind (which she is, say one
time in five) $1,000 a year is $83 33 1-2
{^r mouth. Of thia the fellhwiog item*
are certain: House rent, $25; servant
hire, $6; Food, $20 total, $51.
.This leaves $32 53 per month, or
$390 86 per year to clothe and pay the
other expenses of two. What a woman's
clothes cost no man knoweth. A man-’s
on a cheap schcdble will be: 2 pairs
shoes at $5—110; 2 salts clothes, say
$35 each—$70; 2 hats, say $6 each—
$6 ; total, $80, leaving $274 36 tb pay
fbr the wife's clothes and extras and the
husband's tobacco, and the thousand
and one little eipenee*that there is no
calculating sspop. All thia is based on
the theory; erdio doctors’ or apotheca-
sics' bills} and eftah purchases of all sup<
plies. It will he sceu that there will be
kttle or no opportunity of laying by any
thing for the inevitable rainy day, and
*sat a few doctors’ accounts or an extra
mouth or two to feed will knock our
young friend's $4>t)(M), and with it bis
calculations and dreams of happineu
into an incalculable number of infinit
esimal fragments- - ,
•The trouble is that while a majority
of our young men receive little or noth
ing over the $1,000, they are gen tinmen,
ami will marry, if anybody, a gentlewo
man. If the couple were used U tough
ing it audjiving very jslainlyjMie $1,000
^ would be a fortune. They could save
money, and butW up a fbriafle for their
chihlven to go into noeieiy on and waste.
But a genteel living for two will take
every cent of the $1,000 per annum.
The remedy is to lengthen engage
incuts. If a mao loves a woman wel
eweugh to be tied to her fer life, he wil
wait and work and economise fbr her
mke for two, fuur or five yeass. If he is
esreftil and diligent during that time he
can have tome $1,500 or $2,000 laid
up to atari married life on, which, be
rides adding seme $100 cr $200 tu his
income, nukes him to some degree in
dependent, and gives a thousand and
one chances at safe investments; or with
that he eoukl purchase • home and
trory year the large item of rent. , » j
I think that a man might as well
peed himself by a hook over slow fife as
to marry soy sample of *be ordinary
rtie throat aod lungs that science ha* j'co-
duced. It strike* at the foundation <
pulmonary diseases, affording prompt
and eertora relief, and is adapted to pa
tients of any age or either sea. Being
very pal
i e
y s).
.latahle, the
off
youngeMt children
take li without difficulty. In the treat
ment of ordi nary Coughs. Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchltls,1ndueaza, Cler
gymen** Sore Th runt. Asthma, Croup,
and Catarrh, ths effect* of Ayeh’s
Cnsnar Pectoeat. are magical, and multi
tudes are annually preserved from serious
illness by its timely and faithful use. It
should be kept at hand in every house
hold, for the protection it affords In sud
den attacks. In Whooping-cough and
Consumption there Is no other remedy
so efficacious, soothiug, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which Aran's
Chkrry Pectobal has effected all over
the world are a sufficient guaranty that it
will continue to produce ths best results ,
An Impartial trial will convince tbe moat
sceptical of its wonderful curative powr m,
as well as of its superiority over all ot her
preparations for pulmonary complain te.
Eminent physicians in all parts o I tha
country, knowing Its composition, rticom-
mend AVer's Ciiehey Pkttoeal to |nro-
Reprefonts the
:o:
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s. o
A-olass Companies:
■ti-’
<r . •**- r Assets.''
lAn«iflblr*©f itnjrlaod... 9 10.000,000
Virginia Fire and Marine 610.000.00
Virginia Home . 400.00000
Merchants andl Marine 400,000 00
Fire Assooiatk n of Philadelphia '... 3,800,000.00
Gin House l« Gloe, Glnoed utnl Steed Oott 6n, Storee and Htocka, Dwellings,
live fttoclr, Bams sod Conteota losured at) owsat current ratos.
Call on or write to
jKFFERSOtf. MIXSOH “ —
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WISGAND BROS.
744 Broad Street,
Masonic Rail Buildm-cr,
< v.
Augusla, Georgia
v.
Best Pianos twer offered to the public. UWc sell Ihe
^tcinway & So u, Decker Bros., Kranich .A B»cli,
Ce.'ebmtedTnst rumen ts d
, - - , Billings & Co., K. Gubler
and Fisher & (Jo. Also, the Estey, Wilcox and White Organs. Violins, Gui
tars, Banjot, Accordeone, Flutes, Fifes, Tambouriries, llartuouicas, &c., Ac.
Best Italian Stri ngs. - - »
#8“Tlio i.jost correct editions of Sheet Music, Instruction Books and all
Musical Works eonltantly on bond. _ .
_ Protffpl Atitcntioh Girea to Masie Orders.
■ real I**»|»cr.
The SfwnT Sooth has been constant*
qnt
ly impntivlng till it has now nearly mt
taloed 1 to perfection. Tha last issue
comes tb us enlarged to 48 coljimns, Is
really s graod number tu every respect,
and every body sheuHsend for It with
out delay. Ib Altars ft will combine
all the best features 1 of all the pnp< ra
of the day* and may justly be called the
national family paper_oI.the South, for
every family will surely take It, It
will contain every possible variety of
reading matter, with splendid illustra
tions, and every thing to entertain,
amuse and Instruct a family. Make up
clubs In every community, and send
right along for It. Chibs of five can
get it for $2 00 each year. A single
copy Is $2 50; Don’t wait for Agents.
Address J. H. A W. B. SEAL9,
Atlanta,. Ga.
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GEO. S. HACKEE & SON,
Z \ 1 7
R ASIT ACTCli HUS Of
A HROOKEH,
WILLI8TON, _ | DOORS, SASH, BUNDS!
and Building Material
Of every deserrf tion
Home People and Southern Er.terprbe.
Trices, ns low as any Establishment
South, and all work first class.
apHT-tv
Planters Hold.
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NO. 205 BftOAT) ST..' ATTGTJS’TtA
TUolemlo
tail Dealer in
COOKING STOVES
GRATES/
HEATIXfl STOVES
TINWA5E, ETC.
T .-- '• > ' \
He keeps in stock that
first
class store, the
j - -
' Excelsior Cook-^Qt
Patented 1850,1801, 1S65, Extended.iSd:’., lUnjcvtcd 1807. Pstgoted ilsrch
^ 23,1870. putgutodNovcniber 28, 187b.
IMPROVED 1877 AND,Il78.
CHiurlcntoii, Iti, C.
To my Fritmlt and iht^ Travth Xtj Fublie:
heJrav
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THS I.OWBST 7»SI028 A BASM'ST TB36i3.
nov20 • , 3m
New Fall Dry Cwoods!
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194and 196Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
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Ilns iiow in Store, and is receiving weekly ono of fhe a rost complete Stocks of
Staple nn i Fancy Dry Good!*, wh : uh it Ims ever been bis pleasure to exhibit to.
the readers of the Barnwell People. Goods are so cheap t hat it appears like folly
to waste time in looking at shoddy and trssh so freeb ; advertised these days
Nothing but genuine Good Goods of the Best Quality, thai we can fully warranx,
will be sftown over our counters, and we guarantee prices iu low as in any part of
the Uni *d States.
O^WouW respectfully invite an examination of our G oods and prices.
f
>
ijovlS-
James A. ‘Sray,
AW€1 YflTA. «&.
smg AT
lids, and prescribe It in their prrsctice.
The test of half a century has prov/ed ite
absolute certainty to cure all hub nonary
already beyond tb a reach
com plaints not i
of human aid.
Oorner of Broad and ‘W r ashin #ton Streets
iueusTA. eaoitaiA.
Conveniently Located To Busina >s.
With Telegraph Office in the Building, and Sonthei n Express Company
Office Next Door to Hotel Buildft ig.
SUMMER RATES OF BOARD, PER DAY, $*1.50
Single Meals, 50 cents. | Single Lod gingr, 50 cents.
juiy76m ED« MIJBPHS LY^JPro^r^
ORDER YOIJR
Prepared by Dr. I. C. Ayer 4 Ce^
rracUsol and Analytical Ctenmlats,
Lowell, Maes,
ecu BY au. dbuswists by jaYwnsBS.
oc2-ly
TUB PLACE TO fiDY'YOU
■■■ A
SEWIMMACIIO,
—18 —
346 BROAD STREET,
Augusta, . Ga
The undere^ned are new offering te tb#
oitixens of Augusta, and to the public gen
erally, lb# Kew Hew# B, simple and light
running, Just out. The new improved
Weed, tmseless and elegantly finished.
Tbe light running New Home, with large
space under arm; self-adjusting needle,
elmple and durable.
The very latest improved Victor, with
sclf-tbreading Shuttle, and 'selfietilng
Needle..
Also, the “Stawart" ?»mily, superior to
any of tbe style* in the market.. Bseh one
is junronteed by tb* pioker to be perfeit in
every re-peef.
gQrAlUhe above sasntioned MschineJ ore
of the very Uiest improvements Bobbins
filled on all of them without running the
machine. Sold at law figures and all guar
anteed.
Je B. BARTON,
The managing partner of the firm, having
hod more than ten years experience in the
basin ess. is thoroughly acquainted with the
leading machines of the day, and will keep
la stock only SMh u he kaowato b* first
claes. However, a machine of any make
may be purchased through us by special
•^Special attention given lathe repairing
of oil kinds of machines. Work done
praaprig^aad at Law Rates. All work
Need)**, (hi aad Attachments, for all
kinds #( Sewing Machines for sals, at the
goods.
gtei M fil.oou A rrar sl
Debt and slwbbiucs^
and noshing else.
abroad, dirt,
Call and see our goods, whether you pnr
abase or
not. Vjr
Ucresp«adsacs sulieitad-
H
K. AAarDJt A m.
• TOWSTXroxf
Agents wanted.
aovO-tf
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SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
CANE MILLS, OIN ENGINES. COTTON SCBEWS, SB AFTINO PULLEYS,
Hfinger’d Journal Boxea, 11111 Gearing, Gudgeons, Turh no Water Wheel, Gin
Gearing, Cheap! Judson’B Governers, Dleton** Circular !| aw, and Gumen* and
Flirt, Belting and Babbitt Metal and Braes Fitting, QU be nod Check Valvee
and Whldilea, Gauged, etc., and Iron Brou Castings and t epairs from
Geo- R. Lombanl <fc Co.,
fORlST CITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS,
BIAS TU WATEB VOWS*, 170 riEWICE STREIT,
AfrCKJHirA. C4RORCJIA.
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BDWiy BATES,
CIIARIES K. BATES,
GBORGE C. SELMAJf,
JA MBS P. GIBBS.
TU OS.R^McGAEAN,
EDWIN BATES & CO.
•JOBBERS OF-
DRY GOODS CLOTHING,
la coneequehco di^ihe great reduc
tion in rill of the staples ef our conn
try, I have concluded^tp reduce my'
Latrt of board to 81 50 and 82 per day,
according u> location of rooms.
8pedal accommodations for f.vniHee
and commercial travelers. My trifle
ehiilf not be oxcelled by any in the
South, arid will Constantly be supplied-
with selected Bo^on beef. The hotel
ha«. recently undergone thorough re
pairs, and been newly furnished and
made’Complete iu all its appointments.
Courteous clerks andjatteutive' ser
vants.
When you visit. Savannah do not,
fail to call at the Blunter*, as I am de
termined that this hotel shall n<>t be
excelled by any in the South, regard-
less of price. __
Thnnkiog you for pa^t favors, and
hoping for a coutinwMUCH of the same,
— I am. very rr-spoctfuliv
feb3f>-1 y Jrny PRiwx\if. iiatiflf?*r
$15; No, 7 : $17; No. 8, $20. S^p Stovflf willr full sctjrinuttings, No. 6, $11;
No. 7, $l5/ No.‘8, $18. i 1
Tin wtu-o at wholesalu price Mryjyw. For sale by t . »
THE WH8TE
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SEWIKG PwlAGKiriG
T12C UEtiT OF JLX.L,.
Unrivaled in Abearance,
Unparalleled in SimplicUy,
Unsurpassed m Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity
And Undisputed in the Breed- Claim
or stiNO the
very n*rvr operatiko
CLicKr.er
IIAXUStiMEST, AMD
Host Perfect Bering
IN THE WORLD.
Tte grtal repntxrriyet tM *V V, <9 is ?>e most eon-
Vincina tr .tii t« to tit exeti etc# on* tLpci-tor.ty
over ott'er mscMaes.sr.a in tut<miuir.g ft to the
SrsOa «« set it e«ri, |V !/•*•!‘s. *.iS In o# Inl'ance
hat It err yet to MUtiy any reLOdi.n^n-atija
Is its taver.
Th« Srms-d ferth8Wh"5 h«f hwsfltad to sorh
aneitent but we are nout censeiled ts turn out
UL OwsnaYrwtw *a-wr*n.,'r A^meXxlsa#
•tt*- y tin-- o naliiiatea i~AL
&a.y to c-u-epljr
dsxAo.ia.A.1
Every mschlne It warranted for 3 years, an#
so>d tor *-Ah st liberal e.scbunts.or upon easy
peyweirta, to suit the convenience ot cuvtomers.
w-a:strrs wizzo 1,1 nes^c:?.
MUTE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
N9 338 Euclid Are., Cleveland, Ohio.
—For sale by—
J. D. & T. F. S M I T H,
290 Broao St., • - Acopsta.Ga.
Only 5c. Each.
Superior beyond comparison to any oilier bigb-bcarth sfbT| in tbfl Ittrtrket '
It iittsldrge siugld' qvcu doors, artistically designed, lined witli tin and filted
with bright turnbuekle8 ' large bot blutt lire door, swingingbeurtb-plstc, and deep
ashpit wirii Sptnr’s Patent baled Ash Pan and sifter prate. The oven is targe,
and tbe fluent of minsnnl sire, and sojirrajigpd as to bo easily kept clean It has a
(eht Gas Bornins Long DiV
urge top, provided with Manigle’s 1’atcf
Burning Long Diviaitia Piece, the
rest cross piece in use. All tbe morildings-of ibe stove aro- heavy, sad ite design
nnd ornnnienti'tiotj will satisfy the ri^ost erilieul taste. For wood, the stove i* fitted
with a Patent Combined Wood (Irate and Fire Dog, and entirely uew vrange-
nierit, and thc niost dilrabt wood ^rato iu use.
I OUR SIZES—fijnch; 1 ?^; 7 incls!$27; 8 itICb, $30; 3 iucb, $34.
Cull nnd see it bclbro J>’nn ) ha9iiig ekewltcre. Heating Stoves for Coal and
Wood la variety, • w
NEW CHART SMALL FLAT TOP STOVE Priced as follews ? No. 6 r
Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St., Charleston, S. C
T1
F. W. Wagener & Co.,
159
OB ASXilB TON. B- 0.
151,163 and 165 East Bay. 2, 4. and 12 Queen Street.
13,15, 17 and 19 Vendue Range.
. Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Cotton and !N aval Htores Factors.
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Sols AgeuU for Georgia and Wagener Grange Guano. Liberal advances mads
v first lot, consisting as follows,
sll df which I < n*r st five cents each
Dippers, Pans,OakoCutters.Pepper Boxes
Wash Basins. Coffee Canisters, Egg Beat
ers, Potato Mashers, Toasters, Frying
Pans, Mouth Organs, Hoop-Skirts, Dime
Novels, Iron 8Unds, Coffee Stands, Tack
Hammers, Tin Plates, &c. A fresh supply
received weekly. I have so order for a lot
of second hand books
be purebsed low down.
ang38-ly ^ Agent.
on Shipments of Uottos
We have a special Produce Departmeat for which ws solicit consignments of
Pose,
s^>18-6
m
PARKER
9.
janlT-l}
Factors
COTTON
. Ae—n-LuU. Yterfud
Commission Merchants.
NAVAL STORES.
CbarlestoD, South
jLiberel Advances node sn Consifnisenta.
I will receive, in a few days, from New
York, another lot of goods, at FIVE
CENTS EACH, consisting of Sauce Pans.
Braes Hand Bells, Toy Kolves, Forks and
Spoons, Curry Combs, Hammers, Con
Openers, Garden Hoes and Bakes com
bined. Bctdsors. Lamp f hlmneys, Pape-
terie. Note. Letter and Cap Paper per quire.
Envelopes per package. Lead PeneiU,
Writing Books, Chromos, Macltoge, Ink,
Slates, ABC Blocks, Checker Boards,
Book Htiaps, Toilet Soap, Tooth Brushes,
Knitting Cotton, Round and Dressing
Bombs, Bla king. Handkerchiefs. Towels,
DoylasLaee Bibs, Embroidered Marselles
Bibs, Jewelry, Ac. I haves few articles
left of my first lof
is, provided they can
J. 8. SHUCt,
Hutson & Co.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
AIKEN, 9. C„
Represent
the following
compuules:
first class
London and Liverpool and
Globe Co*.
Royal Insurance company
Queen Insurance Company
Western Assurance Company
“Vr. ai ‘
and M. Insurance Co. .
31. Paul F. A M. Insurance Co.
Petersburg Sav. end Ins. Co.
Columbus Ins. and B. Ring Co.
$27,000,000
23,000,000
10,000,000
1,200,000
601',000
<.896,000
600.000
. 350,000
Cash Assets . * $68,656,000
Gin Houses sod .contents, Dwellings,
Stores, Stocks of Goods and all Insurable
property insured. Call os or write to
' HCTHoN ft CO._
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OFfT.fl FOB SALE AT YF.HY I.O’.VEST I’ll ICES a FUT.L ASSORTMENT OF
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Garriagesr-Suggiesand Wagons
OF H ELI ABLE ASU UtARAXi EE D QUALITY
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A splendid stork of Coscji Mutertnl, Axles, Springs, Spokes, Jlul>», Rims. Sh*ri* r
Mo«n, >roidinf 4 (Hoe. Borax Mi-orys Colors. Valentine's Vartii*hes, Ae.. Ac.
SADiihLS, HAKNKSS, IlklULKS, COhl.AK's. L ADI PS’ ANtHlKNTS’ PINK TKOK8
and IlAOS, OAK and HK.MLOr K SOLE VfiATHEK, CALF hKiVSsnd a full lie# of 8ho*
Fir.diiig' nl reduced price*.
•We i*ke plcastire in stating Hint we hnrs the soyncy for this »eetion for ili#*al* of
WU^ON, CHILDS &<'<>'S ^HtJ.ADFU’HIA H AOONH and CARTR. which have no cem-
petor in the field, and will sell ilic.ni at prices vriiltip tlie reach af sll who waata good ar.
tide. Also agent*fir*heCORTLAND AVA00N on Plaiforis Sprints. For persons in
want of a cceap, yet teliahle Vehicle we recommend the CORTLAND CHARIOT, the
lightest, most stylish and heal thing on four wheel* for sixty five dollura
(iumaail Le.ihcr Keli ngtwo tofoarteca inches. I’ackingof nil kinds. Whips, Lmr
brcllas. Ncntsfoot Oil Blacking fur Harness, rto
a.ig21-<Jm DAY,TANNAIIILL k CO., Ausrusts, Gs.
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House, Sign and Coach. Painter.
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Furnituro Retouched and Varnished*
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BUCtOI F-S
REPAINTED IN GOOD STYLE-
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Read the Following:
BARNWELLC. II., 8. C„ January 8. 1880.
I would respectfully recommend Mr. K. O. TOBIN to the people of Barnwell a*
first c **s House. Sign and Coach Painter, believing that he ran do work of a heller cl
than is general tv done in cotintrv place*. (jan J. J. BRABHAM.
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WAVEBLY HOUSE,
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$2 Charleston, S. C. 92
SITUATED IN THE BEND OF KING
street, the mobt fashionable promennd*
In the city.
First class In all its appointments.
Table furnished with ths bast afforded
•y local; Northern and Southern markets
First class Par and Barber Stop.
The fintst Billiard Ronm.ln the South.
Servants poUto and attentive.
Board.. .. ........ ,.,.83 per day.
ra.Lower rates by tbe week ox month.
GKO. W. fcUjLLlVAN,
Lavs or A. J. Kkksedy ft Co.,) *» •
Jnre8J-*f Proprietor.
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Wholesale Grocer,
-rAND DEALER IN—
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segtars, Liquoir and Tobacco*
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
J. G. Frost &; Cp.’e Self-RMiring FlourJ and Thorn Brothers'
r Crpokers. ‘ l 'b m : — j _ j—
Nos ion. 110, 112 wnq 1$1 East Bay. Charlwton, 8. C.
ROUfeETSem. TA'S'UOR &• CO.,
Ako, IT. &
celebrated Butter
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Successors te GEO. ft. WILLWM8 ft CO
COTTON FACT08S,
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