The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, April 15, 1880, Image 3
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LOCAL NEWH.
H .«.
We are iudebted to th** Committee
of the Oertnati Blfle Clob, of Cbariee-
1^, . too, for an invitation to tte annual
« tichiitxonfeat on 20th. 27th and 28th
*of April.
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MNBch.
If yon haven’t read '‘Manch,” the
moat ezdttog and cleverly written
of novels, fo at onoe ttt J. ». Shuck’s
and buy a copy. It la gobd reading
i for your “Bisters and your cousins and
your aont». H Read what Hon. Alex
ander H. Stephens and Rose Ashlelgb
have to aay about It, in another part of
our paper.
Too l.ate.
' S-me coraailunleatlene and adver
tisements reached us too late for this
number. Matter for publication must
reach ua 6q Monday. ^
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Old Meltable.
James W. Turley, whose attrartive
notice will catch the eye, Is well known
In three States. Ho wishes the peoplu
to know, however, that be Is prepared
to off* r extraordinary Inducements hi
spring apd Summer goods, wholesale
and retail. Our friends should give
heed to this Invitation.
nnj. Andrew t. Ulbble.
la fhe removal of Major DPhWe to
Orangeburg, our county ^loses orreof
Its best rttheDa »nd our bar Its aaost
promising member. His purity of
conduct and charaeter,singular ability
and untiring industry will, we feel
sure, secure for him that public re
gard in hie new home, which hla sterl
ing worth so richly deserve*,
A lir*rditw itb« Wte*.
i We cannot <fc> a better part by such
of our readers as bare not yet bought
their spring end summer goods than
to adviss them to call and examiue
the thor<jughly well selected and re
markably cheap stock Just received by
the go-ahead Arm of Weathersbceft
EastetllnR. Tliey have Just received
from Northerh markets the hand
somest lots of muslins, dress goods,
lawns, calicoes which are so very
cheap as to astonish the oldest in
habitant. Here you will also And a
full line of the very-best Philadelphia
hand sewed shoeg, and a lot of cloth-
ins from floe to oommoo, from which
any ro-tn , may be suited. A r ter you
bar* bought all you vyant for yoiir
Vlfa.rmd a salt of clothes and a pnlr
of shoes for yourself, ask for tbs “ad
valorem”segitr. If you want to smoke
aomythlog real go^>d. .
Wcw Ptare.
Our frfeod Mr. Meltlhben, forthely
of tha editorial sTaff at Th* People,
has turned hla attention to Tn»reantlle
pursuiui fitpl haa opened a Arst class
general store at the atand formerly
occupied hp Mr. P. O. Buckingham.
His stock seems to have been carefully
selected, and hla prices are as low as
the lowent. We wish friend McKtbhen
abundant success In bis “new depar-
tore.’*
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Incewdlary’a Torch.
On Wednesday night of last week
Mr. John B. McNab’s atom, which Is
situated about, one hundred yards
from his house, and within tha eurtl-
legs; In Cfeorue’s Creek Township, to
gether with a general stock of goqds,
wo* destroyed by Ara. Mr. McNab Is
conAdent that It was the work of an
Incendiary, as there was care taken to
prevent any accidental burning, The
Jo*« will reach, probably, $600 upon
|blcb there was no insurance. Womeihln* Oeswrirnl.
Hhw yon seen the specimens of
The Projsosed PIcmIc. Convex miniature painting, by Mr. O.
The suggestlou that Barnwell and , D Bellinger, on exhihlijon at the Batn-
Blackvllla unite In giving a grand ! well Drug store? If not we reconi-
plcolc to J. W. Woorf&ard an', the J mend that you go at once, if you have
employes on th« railroad at »oaic [ any love f-T the.beautiful Oneofthe
tieautles of this art is that it tunk
one tiling vju may besure^and that Is
that Miss Klee knows just ex-ictly how
to sell the beat goods lot the least
money. ' . V ’ .
Mr. A. Schachte lost hla dwelling
house by lire on M-mday night. Oa
same afternoon Mr. William Sapdifur
was thrown from hts. buggy and bad
hla collar-bone broken.
HilllMtsit.
(£1
The fruit crop still lives.
Wheat la recovering froth rust.
Cotton' planting goes oh bravely.
A marriage fn the Baptist Church
to-night will be largely frltrodcjl, - _
1 SHnekville. i -■ ^ -- x \
Woodward’s “Lula May" t" In Ane
condition and cornea Into town daily,
heavily freighted with the products
of the Interior. 'Yesterday sheTandcil
several flat loads of rosin from the
Turpentine farm, near Barnwell. Tide
road should he extended across the
Eiilsto. through that prosperous sec
tion of Oranueburg where sueb mer
chants as Gleatou, BHn and the Law
yer's do business, thence to Columbia.
Everybody through that rwrlou would
lend a helping hand.' From your end
the road should" be continued across
the Savannah river and tap the Cen-
tral Railroad at Mttlen—mntelng al
most an air Hne route of trare! from
Florida and lower Georgia to Hich-
mou't and the North Eis*, opening a
route 150 miles shorte. than any .u w
travels 1, ami 40Q miles shorter than
that by Atlanta. Wo believe a char
ter lias already been obtained for
such a road add all that’s needed Is
the capital nod energy. The invePt-
menpcould but prove a good one.
p. lot between tha two villages seems
to us a good one, and It is to be hoped
it witf not end In talk. In order to
make |t * auccgM and trive the rcca
slot) that rikrrl'y and ItBp i-tanc** It
should povsees, would it noi bsa pood
Idea for the respecMv# Inrenriants ef
them towns to consult and arrange f«>r
the time and place of having the ple-
rii<? And, In order that It may be
general, I at these two gentlemen get pp
subscrlptlxok, and mormge the whole
fcff.iir.
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A Mtrwet Maltway.
We are reliably advised thit three
Jlt-l'urxeiUfrptMng citix-ns have ar
ranged a olan by which to build a
sir« et railway from the pui llc rqn><re
to. the depet'on the BarnwJl and
Blaekvllh- Radrtmd; ttmt the m- n'*y
le m tieud, aed Ih^t-elv thing n->-rl-d
i« peimlerion from th** Council t<> run
thiou-'h ttie atre«us Tim pr**sent
t**rml* us «he Bur* w^ll ami Black
vUI<* Road nmk.s It very inconvenient
for pass*ng*rs and the dvllvary'of
fr-hrbt to thetacrchanta.aod Lht* pro
posed stfeat railway would remove
that Ino-Jl veolence. We do not believe
that our live O'uootl sill «'bject to
unythUtg that tend* to Improve the
town, ; od therefore w** hav>- O" ap-
prehenalon that that, bodv will Inter
pose any hlmieranceto ihu eutetpris
ing scheme.
tsrwreluN la 4'barlesle*.
The South Carolina Ktiboad will
run excursioa rr Ins to Ohaileston
every day from 20th to 2$rh April in
clusive, tha fare going atki retorolng
luting as follow*: Fr«m Williatou,
Elko and Uluckville, $260; Grahame,
92 45; Bumbeig, S2 SO and Midway.
92 15.
On April 21st the Floial Fair opens
and continues three days : on 22 I, a
grand touroaoietri cows wfl a( Waak-
ingtoo Race Ooutae; on 231, Paul
Boynton will give so ihlbltlon of his
rkill as n Bwlmmet; jn th.e 26 h the
Bchuetxenfest begins aid will continue
three days, and from Uje 19'b to the
24'b of Aptll, Ford’eTteatrlcal Troupe
will give nlahtly, and Wednesday and
Saturday matloee, petfurnaancea, at
the Academy of Muse.
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C'uvalry Cwangna'. ^
The cltfseflb of an»t'vl<*f?ilty
will meet lo.tB* pi>llr»qu«r)p, hetr,
on Saturday next, a i, p. m., for the
purpose of orgaolMg A cavalry com
pany. We f •'t'Wl'PW* tl> | tir # «>P' •
hdng at otiv’e. In onr-r to get the lu-ne-
fit of the Coagremoa*! approptlnth n
both of aims, ari money, for timo
spent in drilling,of which Grn.
Moiss spoke otrtha eecssfon ofihe
reecnt n.ldtary onvebrlou. W* wll*
add our •.ivfie*y*'Usi'«fl<'S to »#»er of
.gb heads** Iblameasirs, and c*presa
the hop • that nM. otrif will .iwr.vooag
men go Into the matter actively, but
that our older god repreteetatlve men
will lend their countenaace and sup
port t<> this effort Jo re-establish the
military—*o itdeesnary to the gooO
order of the ooumry.
es ail
pictures present such a lire like »p
pearance—Indeed this Is so strikingly
true that In looklnir on a picture you
almost expect In see the II pa part In
spe ch, so l ti e evej change thf'li ex-
pressioo. Thvee pic nr*s can only be
made from ootographs, bur. the Im
provement made on the original ••coun
terfeit presentment’’pnsses description.
They are ss beautiful and expressive
a« poro*daln |Htlntln?s, without beitur
as c.»eilv. Mr. Reldnger is a p-ntle
bisn of such perfec and fHstfrlmltiatitig
taste that there can be no apprehen-
bion of a failure. Call at the Drug
Store, and you will be satisfl-d we
have not praised Mr. Bellinger un
duly.
ttOUTCV .TKW.s.
AfriAasa’a.
t>«v town can hoaet of font schools
f<*r white children, and all of them
are well attend**!;-
Aboijt clpht hun'trod tone of Phos
phate have been shipped to this place
since th* first of January lari.
Tapt. 8. Ij*ibm*u b«s determined
to enlarge hlscapacpy for sawing lum
bers He baa recently purchased a
larger engine, and Is having it placed
In position.
One firm in our town, Messrs. H. 0.
Rice, & O., have sold over seven hun
dred dollars worth of Dow Law Cotton
Planters th’a season, all for the cash.
What Arm In theenunty can beat this
on one article ?
A It •■dale.
Fo-/Dearly two months the young
people of this town have bad in con
templation a grand calico Ball. At an
early hour on Friday evening, the
young folka began to assemble, and by
nine o’clock “Social Hall” was a scene
truly lovely to behold. The young
lailten were dressed in calicoes, and
your correspondent musi hereafter be
lieve that to be tbe most becoming
attire for the fairs**! JutkoGolding,
bf Appleton, furnished the music foe
the *K*caslon. Everything passed off
most, harmoniously, under!be'eCQcient
tnsnsgement of the floor manager Mr.
A: M, Emanuel., The committee de
serve great credit ft^r tbefr taste, and
untiring efforts to please. At a late
hour tbe party broke up, time ad-
m' slsblng Unun thnt they should seek
nature's sweet restorer,“balm v sleep.”
* • ftpaorarox.
- ■ Bamberg;..
The pet coon, of which I wrote you
aome time ago, has freed himself from
Jhe.bondage la which he was held by
his fair Jailor, and gone to parts un
known.
Rev. J. F Bul-t preached an able
land • ff^ctive si tm *(1 oft last Sunday,
In th* Interest of Missions, after which
a collection whs token up Amounting
to twenty dollars—-the ladles’ society
r .
she hevar falh to impress her vf>|tora | Seveoty Cve tboR**ud d< 1‘ar* n
anj fcitstomera m*«at. p!<*a<aotTy. O’lets I ms against jlte eiry of C'luiuW.i
tTiiftg you may besurc^ and that Is have bf®rk turned oyer th the city
treasurer under the recent act to set
tle the debt of Columbia. It is necces-
sarv that tbs amauut should. Teach
♦600,000 before the new bonds dan be
Issued.?- News and Courier. . '
Bparfanburg-r-Rcv. 'll. 8. Ezell
bivugb’ Into our office At 1'J o’clock
Tnesrlay bail stoffee that fell about
Martinsville the day before. The
largdat were the size of hen’s eggs,,
and this' afur twenty-four • hours
melting.—Spartan. / .
Sumte-—-An altercation took place
on Us* Friday, msll day, at Packsville
postofflcc, between Messru. Jdrt|e8 W.
Thames and jHeory Johnson, of
that neighborhood,.Ja wiiieh pistols
were vistij—One party ahoottftg once,
and the other twice'vfafter wiilch they
closelil and olul-bed each other |Hth
their weapons.-- True SouTTfronr^'^T
Union.—What looks more like a
rowdy or a ItuHy than' a yohng man
swaggering through the streets of a
quiet town with a put r of pistols heck
led-round bis waist. And at every tu-n
the points of their scabbards showing
below his coat-tails? It o^rtsloly has
not the appearance of a brave and
peaceable man. But what may he
said of a man who ebs on s Juryman,
fn th is civilized country, wtrtr * brace
bf pistols in his belt? And yet we are
told ttiat such a spectacle has been
wlrnesscd Ip our court-room within
the past year.—Times.
Hampton—Mt. J- Leonard, repre
senting a Jfew York Jew*Iry House,
while traveling over'the S. 0. R R.
hist Deceinlier, left his ssajlrt the
passenger coach to-go to t he’srnok ing
ear aud returned in a short while to
find Lis valise containing twenty three
hundred dollars worth of One watches
and Jewclpy had disappeared. He in
stituted a fruitless search forJhe mis
sing valuables, and upon reaching
Augusta reported his loss to tbe police,
but tbey did nbt succeed in And the
vnlese or tbs robber. A dav or two
since while traveling bn the P. R. U R.
Mi-r L. heard of s man In the neigh
borhool who had watches to sell, and
enepeettog that this wan the party who
robbed him lu Decembcr.be took out
a warrant, and the Sheriff "f Hampton
County arrested one J. Murphy, a
railr oad employe, who was found wBb
twuof the lost watches and conelder-
n»d* money. Murphy was committed
to j%U to Answer a charge of grand
larceny.—Messenger..
The cold snap did b it slight damage
in the neighborhood of the Court
House.
• X rcr ask tl)e editor or ^printer who
wrote the communications appearing
In the pap-r. The chances are that it
is none of your busiucss.
A lady who was s ked her age by an
i'H|iilsi*ive vouth viciouriv iiree«Hited
him with a fifteen puisle,—Guardian.
Newberry.-—The eentim^ot. of uds
county, so far as we can gather, is op-
posed to noin iuatfcg a btate ticket as
early as Juno.
Wlnnsboro.—Mrs. Nancy Halgood,
at present matron of the county poor-
house, brought to Dr. T. Ti Robertson
on Monday last a large number cf
worm*, averaging twelve Inches In
l••!!gth, which she states fell down In
the rain on Saturday afternoon. The
worms are white in color, about ona-
elght of an Inch In width, soA-are
said by physicians to bear an exact
resemblance to the tape worm.-Newe.
In a dlfflcpl'y at Edgefield C. H., on
Monday, Dr. W. K. Bland and Mr. A
A. CU by, were »hot through the
i*»w«la and- Mr. Arthur A. Glover,
twice through :ho thigh.
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J>£JV AD VS!iTISEMKVTS
— i Wh ii'i-tm-iWAmril
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For Sale!
WTATE NEW*.
Abbeville.—Mr. V. M. Chatham, of
Ninety-Six, after an absence of four
teen years iu Texas, has returned to
bis native county.
More ditching has been dose oh the
farms this winter than f"f many years
before. From tMs fact it would seem
that our planters ate beginning tnxee
the necessity f *r planting more corn.
We haTffenough bottom lend, wldcb
la not In cultivation, to supply bread
for Abbeville County.
The county commissioners think
that tpe one and a half mill levied by
the Legislature will patjl all past lu-
ilebtedhces of the county aud leave a
balance in tha treasury.
Nell Richey, of Due. Wes», the first
colon**! man in that part of the county
who j dued the D unocrvie p iTty, died
last Sunday, aged 33 years.—[Press
and Banner.
Tbe Grange seems to be very.fiend
.in thft c*>onty and It will take a great
deal «*f coaxing to infuse new Iff**
into the old c ipse. The fattuer/wtlT
make a very great mistake if they do
not make one more effect to revive
the order.
HOUSE AND LOT IN TOWN
of Klko, good FaacU Orchard, neces-
* *« v . ' ' ..
sary outbuildiugs, good well, Ac.
- For further par* iculsrs, apply *o or
call on W. T VRLETON CAVE.
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J Ryerson
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SUJtGlOSf
WILLISTOX, H. C. .
Graduate of the naltimoreCollege of D«n*
tal SurRory. Will Atten<l calls in Barn
well and adjacent counlie*. inh'JG-3 *
AdfiiiDistratofs Nutifie.
TIIEJUNPERSTGNP.D GIVES N’OTIPE TO
all concerned, that on the 27th day of April
net the will flte Ms fiuat accountasi adnitB-
tstwror of the vmte nrSnintrri Itriniels, de
ceased, with the UotH>rnJ>le Wm. 0. Simms,
and ask for Letters Bisnitssnry.
JAM KB KRLI.Y,
mh'2'"i-oi Administrator.
THE
Patterson House
BARWWELL. SC.
Is still upon to the traveling public, and a
call will convince the most fastidious that
It is th * place tug**t your money’s worth
The table is supplied with wjjulesome
food. htsAles with a capacity for twenty
h<>rn*>s. (tud servants on hand to grdOm
horses.
mm
Jm29- PKOPltllSTOR
DANIEL
s i>nprt*frtpb*d
Personal-^ _
adventurers a«e fl yjm ^
with their worihlcB* msitrnms for the
cure of Oeta/gb aori o!^er diseases,
not wltbsisnfilog ft M an esuMtabed
fact that Prof. Pnlo^s Catairb '^sf4*r
Is rtie only remedy known to buBPowl-
tivn cure, shd k) Bjors than 10 000
eases treated by H, sot ons has failed
to be oured. OfBos. .2W 8, Ninth 8l,
Ptiiladelpbla, Pa. ^
and
(jiVInu J10
’Tbe L«<1ies’ Bsmbetg Horae
F*»re|gn Miseioa Bbelfty Intend per-
chasfrg a bVH fnr the Baptfst Cturrch
hers. This society has also taken
tbe commendable step of supplying
such children as are needy with suit
able clothing to attend Sunday School,
v. The young ladles herssbout speak
of gettiug up a fishing party to go to
the river. Th« last Ashing party ef
whjch, wo have any advieee caughti wo.
minnows and regaled.Itself on three
coots worth of candy as a lunch. Let
os hope the iIsntHW^Iftlwfljhsb at the
liver wiM not be tike unto this one at
Howell’s Mill
It Is a real pleasure to visit Miss
Ssllie Rice’s little gem of * milJuery
at thin plaoe. Evsrything In the hat
and dress making Hue can be bad, and
All the oM fields are covered with a
rich carpet of grans and cl"ver. Bh-
fore Ihu c >ws were peimed up It could
not, g.*t a chance to grow. After
awhile we will have the best grazing
coguti^’ fn the*world.
Rocky River Baptiht Church near
Ablx-ville, In this county, was burned
down on last Wednesday about dark.
The fire was the work of nn lncer.«l|»ry
and whs kindled wph the boards from
the old run! which bad been removed.
- [Medium.
Charleston.-King Street is being
repaved, and Charlestonians Are hap
py-
Chester.—Two colored children were
buno-d to death iu tho county list
week.
Tho bald buzztrd has been bovoriog
around the Turney Creek Section and
has frightened the colored people out
of their wits. Emigration is talked of
among them. * ^
fb*' vaU*o of Uxah’c propertv in
(teeter O'unty is ♦3 > U2,0o0. — |Bui
letln.
E igvlleld.—Tho Advertiser incor
rectly credits our editorial ot. “Town
Councils aud PLtol’a" to the Aikeu
Journal.
Wilhio the last few days, we have
ascertuined bey<>nii a doubt, that cer
tain ot the old Radical leaders in E Igc-
A eld are moving. Lawrence Cain has
neon appointed County Chairman; and
for the first time in two yeais, may be
seen dally upon our streets.
With a very few exceptions tho
email grain crop of E lg**fleM was
never more .pr<>mlalug. It is some
weeks more forward than usual, and
a far larger atoa has been sown, W_o
bear from several sections eotne com-
plant of rust in tho wheat, but it ie
hoped that nothin'*’ serious will re
sult. It is thought by soma torraiTs
that the turning yellow of the under
blades Is the effect of tbe Hessian fly.
—[Advertiser.
We stated some t wo or three weeks
ago that we regarded an Independent
movement as not altogether impro
bable. Now we will go further and
eay that we reeard snob a movement
as very probable, indeed we have
been informed that prominent meo in
out County have so declared them-
aelvcs, s -far at least as our County
politics are coocc-rued. ludepcnden*
tieiu is not Democracy. And what
kind of a Democrat ifi fan who would
eacriflce his parly to gratify personal
ends find ambition? .iMdependentlsm
means a Republican triumph Or a tri
umph by Renublican votes —a dlafloc-
tlon with but little * dlfferencs.—f Mon
itor.
GreeDvilleJ-^Te do not acnord with
tbe alH>ve views (M. G. H. in Sentinel)
as to asking the women to save tbe
State. We say for the men, those who
^johtrdl ihe Government and eoriety,
to go to work to reform the drinking
men. Without their efforts and prac
tical leadership, the good women’s
efforts will he fruitless. It Is a beau
tiful aentiment, though, to nsk the
ladies to do this work.- Enterplaeaod
Mountaineer.
Mr. Wm. Parks reports that a eow
was killed by the recent hall-storm
4n his neighborhood. The ground was
literally covered with batl-stones as
large as partrWIg i eggs.- News.
At Newbe:ry, since the present
season ; began, 1.250 tens of guano
b < ve been sold. This at an average
of $35 per ion, cash prices, (the eredll
nriee Is much higher,) amounts to
♦42.000 At pt osperit y 470 tone have
been sold. There have beer, shipped
over the Laurms Railvoad this sea
son about 3,000 ton*.- -Herald.
Richland.- -Straight out Democratic
municipal ticket elected in Columbia
cuthcOtb innt. Firzt gun.
— JI BUKS or—
FortigB »b*1 Doii^tic Dry fioofls
'<*« ton*. » o i.. > l.'eod*. At. .
155 MEETING STREET,
CHrVRL»KHTOX, 8. C
72-85
N O TI O E
IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL OF
my former customers that I huvo re
sumed tho Wagoning business, and all
oi dere for hauling of any description
left at my residence, pr that of Mr
J. I. Ingram, will be thankfully receiv
ed, and promptly attended to.
sug7-ly. J. 8. HHUCK.
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A D VEB Tt8 E HEyT,:
JUST RECEIVED
At the New Store of
t*. n. Bixo'war,
A fiili Vine of t3ry Goofli, Grpecne*. Roots, Sin c-, lists', Cape, I lard wars, Gsoto*
Frrnwhhjg Goodi, Drugs and Jlcdiciner My Now f toc-k of _ a '? d’***.'-.
Just arrived from first hands has besn selectsd WiU a riew to sett tbs varied
tastes of n.y customer#. Everything is marked down to the lowest notch. Givs
mh25-3m t
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tlaving had the GOOf) tTtCIv to pla^ large CASH order* before the rise
in valurs, we fcrq entiled to shew our friends and patrons the Largest and Best
Selected Stock of i 1] H
Clotiuilg, Hats,
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AND
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GISTS’ IMSISEISG GOODS
EVEK OFFERED 1H AUGUSTJL,
THAT U Sf'Y COMPKTITIOX,
Our Stock is Large, Various, Superb and Complete. Our Fries* Low. tall
and see ! { ■ /*•» -
Cooke's Clothing and Hat Store,
7ii 3S9AD 8TBSST, ABSXTBTA. GS9XGIA:
A. W. Blaftchard, m 4 ku,eo
mh25-3m ^
Spring
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Just arrived by stoamer
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A full line of
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I»orerly and Distress.
That poverty which produces the
ereatent distreas Is not of tho purse
bnt of the blood. Deprived of V*
ilchuees. It becomes rcout and watery,
a condition termed anemia in medical
writing*. Given this condition, end
scrofulous swellings and sores, geoer 1
and nervous di-bility, 1 ss of Q-sh uD'i
eppetlte.wt ek lungs, throat diseases
and consumption, are nmorg the aOin-
m*nve«iilta. r h«n*fore, if jquaren
nufforer from thin, poor 4>lood,'ly not
heeltatc, bnt employ Gold.-n Medicol
Disco vet y which enriches tb*\ blood
and r.idicajly cures these-a ffeo* Ions by
striking at the root of the evil and
removing the cause.
For all'btwuJhlal, throat, and long
affi otionS, severe llnq'erfog coughe,
wak lunge, consumption in its early
stages, asthma and kindred afT-oUoae,
Dr; Pierce’s Golden Medical Dlseovery
ie the sovereign remedy, and has out
rivaled all its competitors. It is harm
less in any condition of the system
.yet powerful to sure. Druggists sell it.
If your hair is coming out, or turn
ing c ray, do not murmur over a mis
fortune you can so easily avert. Ayer’s
Hair Vigor will remove the cause of
your grief by restoring your hair to
its natural color, and therewith your
good looks and good a>iture.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
We were painM jn hear of the acci
dent to the bridal party tnet Tuesday
evening. The horses in the carriage
containing the bride and groom took
fright near corner of Backs and Lee
streets, precipitating Mr. John Lowe
and his lovely brido. Mies Annie May,
on the stone curbing, sorslnlng his
ankle, and inflecting a severe bruise
on tyzr right cheek, all of wbldh were
relieved by Coussens* Lightning Lini
ment, a cure for Rheumatism, Lame
Back, Sprains, Braioea, etc. Price 5*»
cents. For sale by Charles Peohmann,
Barnwell, or Dr. bfokes, Blackville.
A Ciood I.ivcr
Is always known by bis appearsncey A
man who lives 'comfortably at borne,
has good dinners, etc., will always
ehow it in his person, ^liut 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 fix, mao is good for
nothing—can enjoy nothing—to res
tore it to health, use Dr. Gilder’s Liver
Pills. A few doses will relieve you.
Forsale by G. A.Phillips Will in ton,
aud Druggists generally.
Glad tidings for all .aufferera with
Coughs and Colds la the announce-
menu that Coussens’ Honey of Tar is
a never falling-remedy. Deservedly
tbe most popular .medicine of tbe age.
It has no rival as a cure for dtaeaaes
.,f The throat and lungs, and each day
adds fresh triumphs to Its list of vie
torles over Coughs, Colds, and more
serious nffeoUooa ot tha throat and
lunge. One trial will convince you.
Price 50 centa. For fale by Char lea
Pecbmann, Barnwell, or |)r, Stokee,
1 Black v§lo, ILBiU
Building and'Repairing.
I would eay to ray frh nd* and the pub
He geneiaMV. that 1 am now loos tod at
Iteni well , suet ara prepared to <1ri *11
kind ig work iu my line—such us Building
and UopMlrlntt Carriugee, Buggies, Wag
ons. Csita, Ac. Also, BlouliSiuitblnganU
H< rse-*-flbepig done. All work done at
shorlcst uotl^. and satisfaction giwran
tued. |f.bfA-Iaij W L f^MNELLPY
G-. E. STEADMAN
• MAME II
General Merchandise,
samvi
CollecMu?- aud Real Estate Agent
nr, A<;iv\nT>T.'»c. w. o.
EATS’ SMC Ml SUB EUTIIDE.
The Bust and Cheapest ever brought to Baruwell.
WEATHERSBEE & EASTERLING-;
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Sign of the Golden Boot
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( bvvs in store tbe beat itock of
.1 list Arrived
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Chas. Pechmann’s
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A New Stock ^
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOES
—AND—
NOTIONS,
ASO A LOT OK
BOOTS AVI) SHOES
Ever broaght tpJLrawsll cooatff* laysiac* sad quality I eosftdvnriy chal
lenge comparison. EspsciaJ attention giraa to the seUotluu uf
Ladies’ Shoes,
4nd i cordially invite their mils. A perfect stock of Ruffs an i .Shoes ibr Gst|<
’s wear. Childreua’ Shoes a spsoia'ty ooll at ouoe and heap calling oa
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BLACKVILLf. K. C.
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Fresh Family Groceries
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Bar Room
Can b* frousd the fiueit slock of
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGAitS
F4ver brought to tbe villages t
When you come to Barnwell don’t
forget to call and see me,
Ohns. Fechmann
Wedding Gifts
AlalaAN’S
FINE WATCHES,
Amsrican and Hwiss, of ike Lntesl Styles.
ItICII JEWELRY,
Ot New and EiCgnnL Designs and Exquisite
Woiknis.isliip.
tr, STERLING SILVERWARE,
Iu Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially
adapted for W edding Present*.
SILVER PLaTEDWARE, -
Tea 8*»s, Waiters, Ice Pitchers, Butter
Dishes, Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Fork* of best
qoslhy. As.
CHOICE FANCY GOODS. ^
Franch and American Qloeks, Fine Table
Cutlery, Upsstaeles, Ac.
Watches | Jewelry Cavltfly Repaired.
i^bo
EST I
THE BESTQOODS AT THE LOW-
PRICES. J --
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James Allpn,
ssp2>ly W7 King St., Oaile*oa,8- C.
Notice !
THE FAkMKHft DCMOCRATK.' CLUB
will meet at HaMod's Mill on the &d Satur
day in April, at 3 o’clock, p. m.. iharp.
By order. • "• HAGOOD,
Chairman.
B. T BJCC/Stcrstary. fit
The proprietor of this nswly ioatitated and well appointed establish jient sends
greetings to the consuraeisof every class of Merchind sc in th* surroonding count
try, that his choieeoud well selected stock is now oomphffe »nd rosdy for iuspcc*
ties. The various departments have been suppltod with all of the useful ami or*
nsmentul styles of tbe day« ♦. t , » • • ’
I respectfully ask an examination at the Museum of my • * # t,
Foreign and Domestic
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Dry Goods, Dress Goods
Embroideries 3 Notions,
Direct IVotit Importefs.
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT U the most attractive in styU
sod elegartce. quality and variety ever offered.
The little childrens’ wants have not been forgotten at the Museatn.
Anything for Children or Infants’ wearing Apparel can here be found.
A superb.line of Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants’ •"
Booi% Shoes i Slippers*
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- In Rammer Style* direct from Msnulketdref*. ’ ^ ^ f ’
The Gentlemen and Yoaths’ Furnishing and Clothing Room is supplied with
•li thst is new, good «r.d stylish, from First Hands.
Other Departments of the stock at Tbe Museum will be noticed in future ad*
vertisenicht^.
A call is respectfully solicited.
K. .
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mhl8 3m PROPRIETOR OF THE I J a EtJM, B \MBERG, g.
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HEART 8. JORDAN,
THE CIsOTHIER,
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Has now in stars tA
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7ilC, BROAD ST,. AUGIJSTA. GA:
• . sir »*. ’ A Complete Stock 6f* J ^ • - '
Spring and Summer flothin^
HATS, TRUNKS AND FURNlhHlNO000D8,
To be sold at close figures, to cash haven. My sporfclliw nt Good
Styles, Good Work, Hdurc you buy rail on Me*
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