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LARGEST COWTY CIRCULATION.
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Atfentw of l Uc People.
WlllUton-O. K. vnua.TT*.
Kl ko—B. O. STANBRtli.
Blackvlll*—>H1. <f E. STEADMAN,
Or*hams—f '. E !'Y t.BR
S id way—C. DtmxBrNO.
Imbwa—D. K. iiooTKN.
4lleo<l*le-w. 0. Johnson.
uunbartan and Oroejil.’nd“OBo»OE H.
1IaT7«.
Obarl wton—R M. Alexander.
0«r siibaoriLera arj<i advertinars can call
upon the noaroBt Aircrtt wtienevo' they
Wish to Mttlc their ao ‘ountB, Our
are aatborfsed Pi M-cclTe and kIto receipts
ftrralt tnonayB d>tc ya. ‘
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
KEV. A. DUIST, ... EDITOR.
highly cultivated mind, and the‘moat a
required to gain this dinunction would
be strch as wonM strnngtlion her moral
Representative Paper if 1BWWMO 0»lIf**?* 1l9f h ^ m fif for erc O'
situation of life otrl create a distaste for
Fenrale IKUmcmtlou.
[From A Yuong Lair [
In this age, of ostentation and fri-
rolity, little carets paid to a tliqrtjogh,
high standard sys’em of female educa-
finn. It is a fact, too evideni to re
quire proof, that the female* of tliieeoim-
try go through the prescribed course of
o collegiate etfueairou without deriving,
or even thinking of, the rich hlevrtui:
winch knowledge affords. Their princi
pal aim is to attract personal admiration
and to make a dikpliy iu the drawing
room. They drink of the ’.rater of
Knowledge, (hot they may not be colled
ignorant; they acquire a slight informa
tion of the languages that they maybe
called accomplished, without desiring to
h c<nne funiliar with the rich treasure*
of Hf rught. which a knowledge of those
languages produces; they practice draw
ing that they may gain admiration tor
their fine taste, rather than to become
tiiiniliar with the l^mililul aud in:ije-tK
works of nature-, by trying to "Imitate
their perfection*; they learn music, not
that they may gl.dJen fheir homes, or
pour out their own souls in UK-Iting-
harmony, but that they may make a
display and at tract a host of admiring
f >ps as light-lwaded-as themselves. Now,
must wc say that society, and even
parent*, the guardians of young intel
lect*, arc, in a measure, chargeable for
tlii* artificial course of training; the
umbition of young females is drawn into
this channel by the power of custom be
fore they have ngc to judgo for them-
Selves; thinking this to bo the surest
passport to the favor of tho “lords of
creation." There arc some who even
object W a hPgh standard of fomale
clncatiou. How often do we hear them
*«y : sous must be educated, bat ii is
useless for my daughter to spend her
time, eshaust her coustitation^or destroy
her fine apperanee tvybig to obtain that
which will never be any advantage in
her limited sphere of action. It is true,
she may not be called on to load armies,
to make and execute laws, and to pic-
sidc over pubiie safety; but she may be
called upon to preside over the domestic
circle, to regulate families by her wisdom
to guide uud enlighten youthful minds
and iu the proper pciformancc of their
duties *ho will need that eluarnoss of
jeaaon »ud solidity of judgement, to
which a thorough aud well conducted
education may conduce. The benefit of
knowledge L« net merely the practical
purpose to which it may be applied,
but it is tbe power of systematic thought,
the discipline and general expansion
which it gives to the mind that renders
it peculiarly important. Since, then,
it is woman who, by infractions of
infancy aud childhood, moulds the
character of man for a blessing or curse
to mankind, she should possess this ad
vantage that she may exert that influence
in a beneficial manner. Some aver that,
the inferiority of woman's mental powers
renders her incapable ot a fiigh degree
of mental improvement; a fact that never
can bo established, since her Divine
Milker granted to her. in common with
the higher sex, the intellectual spark
capable of infinite improvement and pro
gression. If her inferiority, as some
assert, conei-.ts of a deficiency of their
reasoning powers, then, the Christian
religion, like the Mahometan should
have provided, in a future state, softie
region between ihe brute which is to be
annihilated and the highest order of
creation who aro entitled to a rank among
superior intelligences, since it is this
faculty that distinguishes man from
beast, and woman in her deficiency
forms an intermediate link between
them. Too absurd is the question to
require argument.
Another objection urged by some to
granting to ft:males an equal facility
with the other sex, is that a thorough
• aystem would so occupy her time as to
lesve her ignorant ofdomeade avocation;
but even in this respect knowledge Would
be a bie>sjng rather than a Vurso; by
opening to her view the vast plains of
female action, ibe duties and rcapsosi-
bilttic* of her sex ; so, that the time now
- spent ift’ adjusting the paraphernalia ot
fashion would bo doroted to the rotiidd
the all absorbing frivolities of fusion,
folly and the innumerable evil* into
yehich her sex has fallen. It is our
country, that, in many examples,
stands prominent among the nations of
fhc world. Her political institutions
arc uno'jtnled in-the history of nations.
Sho' taught Europe her duty to her
prisoners; by the regulations of her peui-
taotiariey. v . ’ ‘ - -
She has led in the crusade agsiu't
intemperance and her provision for uni
versal instruction arc advancing; now,
let her daughters who, Salready stand ns
au example to tb« worMy in her pure
and chaste affections of the heart, be
raised to* high stsndird of intellectual
beings then will she by an earnest cul
tivation of her mental powers, in con
nection with religious principles, train
up her offsprings to form an sristocracy
of worth and talent; rear up statesmen,
philosophers and Christians who will
benefit the world by their greatness, and.
who shall rise up and call her blessed
when she has passed nwny to give an
necoant fjr her stewasslship on earth-
Feb. 17,1880.
lie Urlnka.
Telluro a young man driuks, and I
Wnow all tht nst, Lvt him become cap
tive of the wine cup, and ho i* the cap
tive of other vices. No man ever runs
drunkenness alooe. That i < one of the
carrion crows that goes in a flock. If
that break is ahead, you may know the
other breaks follow. In other words,
strung drink unbaluntes and dethrones-,
and makes him the prey-of all at-petites
that chqose to alight opon. his soul.
There is'uot a piece of sin upon this conti
nent but find* it* chief abettor in the
places of inebriety. There hr a drinking
place before it, or behind it, or a bar
over it. The officer said to me that
night: “You see how they cs/ape legal
penalty; they arc licensed to sell liquor."
Then I thought within myself the
Court which.licenses the sale of intox
icating liquors, licenses gambling houses,
licenses diseases, licenses death, nil
crimes, all sufferings, all disasters, all
woes. Jt is the Legislature and comtff
w ho swing wide open this grinding roar
ing. stupendous gate of the lost.—Tal
NE W AD VEU TISEMK&TS.
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CATARRH 1« tV) forrrnnnar of CnMamptliw,
• DebflKy »L<t J ivuuuure Death.
Dfspcpda, LItw Complaint, PenuUs
uUur or dtaehsnrs from tho front or back portion of thanoa*.
In* of til* ibroM, iu** of r<.io* v )o->i cC rtnell.loMof Oar Uni
•cab* In thn thront naJ nowj, baU aaieU of tho l. rnatb and noan.
JlNQiNO In U* nart^Alzilueas. weak, faint feellngi. eoatlvo-
uaaa, iiracularappetlta,and aaenaaof reatlnaa. nenoui weak-
new, Witt more or k.J loas of m- nvorr, Tbenn aympiom* may
ail exist, or only a part of tbanJ Ml any *nn caso. ^
Catarrh Uproduend by apoclBo dCRMt orPARASITEt lo*C-
partiwhendehllUau d l-y r->r<L or othor cauMa. C'a-
Btottach, liowala, I.Iter. Bladder, Rldnevi and
— oommon, producing ■lllonaneaa, OVSPEP-
or Dlarrbma, IlADOER and KIDNEY
War. I^ncorrh^-a. CARCER »n<l olhor
It locate* tn tbp throat andlmiaa Itpi-o-
iR. In all casta tin-1 ar-
sof the Catarrh norma
and violent an of I
coucotreble form
uoo
vator
Vr
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nflammatlon of thn l.unai.
FaiUn* of vha Hair and
PROF. PAntS’S POSITIVE, NEVER-FmiNO TREATHENT.
l AMD,
tyorO
, which kill tha
line’s <
r dl
neverl
one of Prof. Pal as’a Liver Rena*
three timoa a day, uatil cured.
Vapor, Antiseptic I'owdcrs,
» patient costive. For BKIN DIB-
tbs most Wohderfnl cures ever kuowa in Catarrh, OonatunpUon, etc., read tbe Peabody Uecord.
Thiols That Never Did and Never Will Core Catarrh.
ftrrren rat. oiriren inhalants, powders and snuffs, naml'douche with salt and other Irritant*,
riK.llo acid, muriate of ammonia, fames of muriate of ammonia, alcctrleitr and galvanism. Irrl-
Ung oils, tar, tbe pretended carl>olaioof Ur, bqmmopathy, allopathy, andalf otlmr ' ~
Uelcrltrtion anf'^ure'orAU iHeeasea, aeud lor Frol.' fains’s largo Practice of Medlclae; 1,009
J6 00
^OME TREATWENT, for Prof. Paine’s Domeetie Practice or Now School Remedies; SCO
ps^rii, H_*n.
FEVER.NEURALGIA and RHEU>
" bvruti.
Paine’s B. P. P1U or Nerre
***Iy>r^Por»onal nxamtnatlon and Treatment, call or write to Prof. Paine, tso 8. Ninth street, I’bll-
* d *'^r Poeltlvn. Nsver-fsflWlT CRfe of FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEt
MATtSM .use Prof. Paine’s Antiseptic Powders or Plus and c athartic 1
MrT’osmvo Corn of all forms of NERVOUS DEBILITY, uae Prof.
Toji lr Byrup
may be ordered fhrwagS drbggUts, agents, or directly from tbe main office,
- 250 SOUTH AIKTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
For Bale byLvroy Molair, Jiardwoil, 8. uud u. E »ie mimu, DlacLvll e K. C.
mhll-
BarnweU’s.
GREAT DRY GOODS
NEW YORICS
LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
v
GAS*LIT
Ttfc IS the title ol a scries of sketches of the
•hady .We of Fife uu-l uharwier in tho ticout Metros
polls, now belli* fully illustrated from authentic
sketch-s in the
National Police GaZirtte
ofNew York, welch aro realistic and falthfuf-^Ffr
traitim-s from real Hfc. The illuitrations sre by the'
in-st lullslic talent alialhUiln, an-i the dcsrrlplluns
bre from ttV-poll’of th.- nxwl slfi.vVJoiiriialim aH<l
brilliant writer In America, who, il is conceded,- bar
rivaled that nia.*tcr hand ut word painting*—Charl.s
f’ickcus. If i» HutticIcL-t hi say that “Hew York s
-J3*1 it Ufe" will |)r.-»ent tli''most striking, vivid and
Iruuiful |.ietiir<si of the the uiwlcr-cnrrcnt of life in
nKK).
ApYU’F, TU Tim (illtl.S.’'—Girls, be
ware of transient young men—never
stranger.’ rc-
suffer tha uddcesBcs of a
collect, one good steady lartncr boy, or
in^pstrious mechanic, i* worth more
than nil tho floating Hash in the world—
the allurement* of a human dandy jack
whb a goM ebniu nround ht» not k, a
walking atick in his paw, some honest
Uikir’d coat on hi* buck, and his brain
less, though fancy skull, can never make
up the Iofs of a kind father’* home, a
good mother’s counsel, and the socriety
of brothers nod sisters. And their uf-
‘cction lasts—while that of *uch a man
is lost at tbe wine of a honeymoon.
Tie true.
-Jaoobe--“Yes, gnr; I
ght aa howf* winter was oomiugon,
duties Hfc. By unlocking fbr h7r ***^ Mak>t,WI
. . ^ l_ IL v 1?°* 1 we might aa well makaita
•* knowledge, her pair and be more eomfortable lik#.'*
aifibuioo would b« directed into different Q .^,. . . ’
tlunnels; she would seek distinction in n *toie, ^ R mare ro nE • maalc
S^AVE THE H.\ il* AND W ANT I I’aPKU
—The pri:e of paper has been advanced
heavily all over tbe UtAuntry. If the
price is maiiitamed the public will be
coin polled to pay more tor their news
papers. Many daily and weekly papers
have already increased their subserip-
tion price. "The advance in paper can be
stopped if the people will save nnd sell
their old paper aud rags. Three months’
saving of sags and old paper by the en.
tire population, and selling them in the
markets, would check the advance in
paper.
Sr.EKr.—Sleep will do much to cure
irritability of temper, peevishness, ami
linear loose. It will build up and make
•trong a weary body. It will do much
to cure nerTouu dyspepsia. It will
relieve tbe languor and prostration by
consumptives. It will cure hypochon
dria, neuralgia, the headache,a broken
sprit, and it will euro sorrow. In
deed, we might make a long Hot of
nervous maladies that sleep will cure.
One day last week, Mr. John Pat
rick, of White Oak, was having some
blasting done' in his well, which was of a
depth of sixty feet. -On descending the
well, after one of the bloat* had been
diicharged, it war found that an iron
wedge had been blown out of the solid
rook lying in tho bottom oi’.the well, and
is now, in theposacstion of Mr. Patrick,
still having portions of the rock adher
ing to it! HoW it came to be iu tho rock
at a depth of sixty feet wc will not pro-
teud to say; but there arc witnesses pf
unimpeachable varacity who will testify
to tho truth of tho fact.—onshore
News.
A big six-footer was yesterday lift
ing for all he Was worth on a wagon
wheel which was stuck, when a bule
two-foot of humanity, nearly a* broad
as be was long, and just out of long
dresae* and into pants, with his hands in
h:s pockets and a swaggering air, sang
out : “Mister, do you want me to help
you ? I can grunt while you lift.”
The Legislature of Iowa has p issed a
coustituiioual amendment which will go
to tbe next session for ratification, pro
hibiting the manufacture and sale of oil
intoxicating liouors, including ale, wine
and beor, ana authorising the enact
ment of suitable regulation* aud penal
ties for tne enforcement of th« prohibi
tion.
economy
Here i* a little domestie
oomedy from Orangeburg:
man—“So I hear you’ve got married
again, Jacobs,
thou:
Weathersbee & Easterling,.
Whole*ale and Iletail Dealers in
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
. Full Stock Always on Hand. ,
ntsss 69$B!s Ksosma baily.
Cash Paidfor Cotton & Country Produce
nr>v20-
Fresh Arrivals.
5,000 Window-
Pretty enough and Cheap enough to suit every one .
10.000 llolls IVaSI Papers,
For Rooms, Halls, Ac., in endless variety, with Borders to match. Cheap Lr
Cash.
100 PAIR LACE CURTAINS,
All Pretty Goods. Cheap for Cash. Carpet*. Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Crumb
Cloths, all Sizes.
Two Sheets of Imported Seoteh Moor Oil Cloth*, and Warranted of the Very
Best tonality.
CHROMOS- C1IROMOS, CIIRQMOS.
A F U I.L LI N E OF
x xMm emswh**
All Fresh and Choice Good*, to which the attention o( my frieuds and the
public are specially invited.
—r Jttmes G* Bailie,
febl 0-3tu
No. 713 Broad St. Old Stand of Jus, G. Bailie & Bro.,
AUGUSTA. GA.
PERRY DAVIS’
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER
A PURELY VKETABLE REMEDY
For tirternnl and External Use,
It a SURE CURE fbr aN the Diseases for which’ it 1$ recommend**,
and is ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE In the hands of
even the most Inexperienced persons.
II is S rare and quirk remedy for COUGHS, SORB
THROAT, CHELIAL end idmllu- tremble.; afford, inttant r.H.y
<n a. malignant /orwu of DIPHTHERIA, and Is the bent
kaovrn remedy for BJIKL'MATIKM and NEURALGIA.
THE OLDEST. BEST, AND MOST WIDELY KNOWN
FAMILY MSPICIME IN THE WORLD.
It kas been need vriik rack vronderful surer.* <« all
non. of (A. world for CRAAIP8, CHOLERA, DLAUUIHKA,
DYSENTERY, end all BOWEL COMPLAINTS, (Am <i <»
tam**an* on nm/mMng mra /mr <A.,« ditauat.
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS’ CONSTANT
USE IN All COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES.
It is RECOMMENDED by Physicians, Missionaries,
Ministers, 91an seers of Plantations, Work-Shops, and
Factories, Nurses In Hospitals—in abort, by Everybody
everywhere who hss ever riven It a trial
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
It should always be used for Pain in the Bock and Side,
and trisf* aawdv and jarmaomt rMif in sil cases of Brnlaea,
Cats, Sprain*, Severe Berne, Benlde. ste. —
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT IT. It win
asnnsUy save many times Us cost In doctors’ bills, and its price
brings It within the reach of sQ. It is sold at ttfie. £Oc. sod Si AMI
• bottls. and esn be <
PERRY DAVIS tk SON, Providence, R. I.
•• , - - - -■ v, \ Prcprlotors.
OTTO F. WEITERS,
Wholesale- Grocer,
—AND DEALER IN—
segars, Liquor aud Tobacco.
AOBHt *9* TBE CELEBRATED
IVIonarch Whiskey.
Al»o, I. T. & J. O. Frost ft Co.’a Sdf-Bolatog Flour, and Tbora Brother*’
celebrated Buttar Crackers.
acp26 ly Noa. 108,110,112 aud 181 East Bay, Charlastou, 8. C.
r,
tnilliriil ulrtiirv
Kew York Otty tlut has ever lioeri prc*«i)t>-d ti
nuhltc. The National Police Gaxotti' of New Yor
i.4 forjiale by all newsdealer*, price II) cents per Copy
or it can be ordereif direct from tbe publisher.
Subseription price, #4 per year. The Nalionat
Police (iazettc, of New York, bus no eoonection with
any other publication of its cla-w, who for gain, as far
MV.pusail.le i-upy its title and appearance.
OAAJTION—The public are cautbni’*! against
buying weak imitation, of the National Police ( la-
eetto. In all cases ice that the paper i* dated from
New Y7irk and has the publudicrs name printed on
cachrmit, , a - ,
Itemfn-.inliPvahould Iw mail.' by (ewt office order,
dralt on N-ew-Yerk, or t>y registered letter, to
, Lf i<;i I RI) VC. lPf)X. Pub'idicV,
V^~T-?ifrNitroTOTtiffiViriatB s», Ncw-yrirt-r-ityv-
6 E Steadman’s
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Beu imrl
-AND-
c()U.Ecn\r, u;nr,
FOl SALE!
V
STOP AT
, — , . . .. I)
Corner of Rfoad tiAPCl Washington Streets
ABOUSVA, OBOBOIA. _
^Conveniently Located To Bnsinfess<
Wfifi Ti|i‘Kr<iph Office in the Puildinjr, and Souiliern Company-'
Office N xt Door to Hotel Duii'in^.
S t M M ER RATES 0 F B 0 A It D, PER D A t, ^1.50'
8lng)c Meals, 50 cefits. | Single Lodging?, 50 cents. •
jufytcig ^ Jg-p* M TJTTJPHKVI PrfrVfr ■
lorFsasw. mix son ¥ mmm,
General Insurance Agents,
WnLJLIHTONi
s. c
I"
Represents the Polio wing First-class Companies:
. ■ . \
A Farm three miles from Blncktille, In a
pood neighborhood, containing 7o acres.
Dtvrlling and out buildings in good order
Also, several otlmr • oiirio* ami L ds, In
line «t>ndiiiiin for ciiitlvnling. buccossful
ciups, near bluckvilh*. All of which wlfT
be Ireste<l for on accontodnll g terms.
Applyto G. E HI EAt MAN,
Black vil e, H. C.
GEO. S. HACKER & SON,
M A NIT ACT IKE R8 OT
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
and building Material
Of every description.
Home People and Southern Enterprise.
Prices as low ns any Establishment
^outli, aud all work first class.
apll7-ly
CJl.urle-ion, M, (
,
T
HE WHITE
Sewing machine
the best of aui..
inrivalcf'. in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in the Broad Claim
OF B ON 3 TMC
VERY nr.ST orF-RATl^CO
CVICKEGT DELLIKO.
UA^msOMEAX, AMD
Host Perfect Sewing l^acliina
IN THE WOrLD.
La I'Ounbire of E t’lfttiff..., ........,
Vinfinbt F;r.- wh i Mmli<* . v . ..., .
VittflnlH H'me .
M’tehnolH an<4 M-iiit.e...... .,.;
Fifi As8"Clrt!bTiV0t Ptifl«'fel|i|)irt
ft*tt FL Mfwp- t O I - a, Ginn vai hhJ S p'I -Oof»"n
Liv^ S*"ce. Urn fw Mbil I'lidlt-nt* ij8iire<l ut loweat curren
' all on <>r wlie»« 1—4 —— —
JEFFEliSON- MIXSOA k. BROOKEU,
OEKERAL I^sBURAMCE A^ENTf
’fanSO—1y WiLtINTffl*. 8. C.
Asset*.
»m!>oooor
.. eioooo.ot
400 000 0 .
4(H) 000 00
8.800,000 00
fores an<f rir"Ck-8, Dwellintrs.
ratet*
The !••*» t pepntirfty of IKi Wiite Is the most eeti-
rtnc'ei tr.bi ‘e ’o iu evui'erce as* superiority
ererorher m-ebine*. and in tuArniitln* fl to tho
i'»de»f put II i nri i*^ i-«w‘**, end In no Ins’aace
i- ■ - i’, e. rtotui.gd tou4tisjy&fi»iccommca(i»tiaa
buMUdtr.
The d-ms- d forth* Wh:b hss focretsed to soeh
B ‘. cutcnl ti .t aa are naw compelled te tors put
J&. Oomiolietw tEw-wrine- 1 Xa^cisAjiies
»-va. y tixrcw aaai^.-a.*c3 lax
vao d^3r -to cixppiy -
ti-o derrxckoxsLI
Every msehiee Is wvrrjnted for 3 ywr*. an*
sold tor C'sh »t liberel discounts, or n^-.i easy
payments, to suit the convenience of customers.
aa-Ajiyrs jx rexccnm Tiniirosr.
MITE SEWING~IMACHINE CC.?
Ns 36ft Euclid Ave.. CteveUnd, Cfci*.
—For snle by—
J. D. <Jk T. F, S M I T II,
290 Baosn Sr., >• - Acgutf^O^
Only 5c. Each.
I will receive, In a few rlayfi, from New
York, another lot of sroorts. at FIVE
CENTS E\CH, conslatlYirf of Sauce Pans.
Brass Hand Bella. Toy Knives, Fork* and
Spoons, Curry Cornt>8, Hanimcrs, Can
Oiieners, Garden Hoes and Rakes com
bined. Scissors. Lamp htmneys, Pn'e
terie. Note. Letter and Cap Paper per quire,
Erevelffites per rackaore. L<a>l Penell-,
♦vrttilijr Books, Chrotoos, Mucilage, InR,
•KioArs, A B C Bliteks, < heckor Boards,
Book s>t ups. Toilet Soap, Tooth Hrushes,
Knitting Cotton. Round and Dressing
Bombs, Bla king, Handkerchiefs. Towels^
Doylae l aoe Bibs, Embroid^aed Marsellos
Bibs, Jewelry, Ac. I have a few articles
left of nsy first lot, consisting as follows,
all of wliich I < ff-r at five cents each
Pippers, Pans Cake Gutters,Penper Boxes
Wash Basins. (>>ffee Canisters, Egg Beat
(MS, Potato Mashers, Toasters, Frying
Pans, Mouth Organs, Hoop-Skirts, Dime
Novels, Iron Stands, Coffee Stands, Tack
Hammers, l in Plates, A”. A fresh supply
received weekly. I have an order for a lot
of fk’cond hantl books, provided they can
be purchsed low down. J. H. hHU< K,
aug28-t y * gent.
Hutson & Co.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
.AIKEN’, IS, Co
Represent tbe following first doss
companies:
London and Liverpool and
Globe Co*. ... |27,000.000
Royal Insurance company • . 23,050,000
Queen Insurance Company . 10,000,000
Western Asaaranee Company . 1,200,000
Va. F. anAJM. Insurance Co. . 000,000
9L Paul F. A M. Insurance Co. .896,000
Petersburg 8av. and Ins. Co. . 600.000
Columbus Ins. and B. Ring Co. . 350,000
Cash Assets . • • $63,665,000
Gin Houses and contents, Dwellings,
Stores, Blocks of Goods and all insurable
property insured. Call on or writ* Ur
HUTSON A CO,,
**pl8- AUkSO^fTC.
E. Or* 'rOBlTVr,
House, Sign and Coach Painte
ALSO-
Furniture Retouched and Varnished*
BUGGTKS
GOOD STYI
—AND—
REPAINTED IN
Bead the Following:
11A UNWELL G. II., 8 C., J*nuav>8. 1880.
I would respectfully recommend Mr. E. G. TOBIN to the people of Barnwell
6r«t c ass House, Sign and foacb Painter, believing that he can do work of a batter i
than is generally dot e fn coiihlri places. fjaw 15.-Ifft) J. J. BRABHAM
WAVERLY HO LSI
$2 Charleston, S.C. $2
SITUAf ED IN THE BEND OF K
ireet, the most fuEhlonabl** promet
•t tbe ci’y.
First class in all its appointments.
Table furnished with the lust affot
v local. Nor thern and Southern marl
First cb>as rar and Barbor Shop.
The finest Billiard Boom in tho South.
Servants polite and atU-ntiv^.
Board— v $3 per da
V_ Lower rst- s by the wM*k or month.
GKO W SULLIVAN.
Latk nr A. J. Kbmedy A Co.,)
Junes J-tf Proprietor.
o
ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
UANJC MILIA GIN ENGINES. COTTON SCKEW8, SHAFTING I ULLEY”,
Hiitigei’s Jutirnul Boxes, Mill Genriug, Gudgeons, Tuifdne Wnker Wheel, (ii r
Gearing. Cheap! Juisoti’s G "venters, Distou's Circular Saw, and Gnmer* anil
Files, Belting and Babbitt. Metal an<l Brass Fitting, Globe and Check Valvca
and Whistles, Gauges, etc., ami Iron Brass Coalings and repairs from
Greo- R. Lombard Co.,
. - Ft)BEST CUT FOUNDRY AND MUlilNE WORKS, . _
KK.VBTNI WATER TOWER, it© T EKWtCK STREET,
HXiEJuTA. 4>iF.on<> IA.
F. W. Wagener & Co.,
L Ei A 35 L S a TGH B 0.
159 J61, 1G3 anl 1G5 Raf»t Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Queen Street.
13 15, 17 and 19 Vendue Range.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers.
, *
Cotton and I s1 aval Stores Factor®.
Sole Agent? for Georgia ami Wagoner Grange Guano. Liberal advance* made
- on Shipments of Cotton. )
We have a special Produce Depirtment for wliich we solicit consignments of
Rough Rice, Peas, etc. ' eepl 8-6m
ED WIM BA TES,
CIIAHLES K. BA TES.
GEOEGE C. SELMACf,
JAMES P. GIBBS.
TIIOS. R. McGAIIAN,
EDWIN BATES & CO.
-JOBBERS OF-—-
DRY CiOODS CLOTHING.
Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St, Charleston, S. C.
7
I 0m
ROBERTSON. TAT LOR & CO..
' Successors to GEO. W. WILLIAMS A C0 ’'
CDTTOII FiCTOli, VISlESiLl CIOCHS.
-AND-
COMM188ION MERCHANTS,
1 AND a HA.YNK BXRKHrr. C 11 a ki.kh i on. h. c.
CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON SOUCITED.-
90-3m
J. ILPAMER & CO.
. yC % ■ .-’-'v '. v
Factors and Commission Merchants.
COTTON AiND NAVAL STOBLSL
Aceoimnodation Wharf and Vender Range, Charlaoton, South Carolina
Liberal Adrances made on ConsirnmcnU,