Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SL"* I- ®|ir JJfdpU. Jto|»rwnt«tlre P*i»r of Baravtlf Co. lAROBST COUNTY OIRCUlATION. Osk Year Six Months *TT ■i" ■ ■,' 1 J- t . 82.00 . f.oo - - »JU“g Acetals of* Tli« People Wllllston-O. A. rffTLLfrs. ElUo—B. O. KfANSKt.il. Blsckvlllo—Ma|. Q. E. StBAEVAN. GrAharas—C. R, I tlkk. Mldwny-.II. W. WalKkR. Hamborff—D. F. Hootkn. Allendale—W. o. JoWNSo*. Eunore—JolfN B. McNaT*. ‘ Dunbarta.i and (JfeenUnd—GfioR-'HB H. Satbs. _ __ i . . ■ tlharfoston—K. M. At.EXANWim. Oar eabeeribara ami advm Uaors con call Rpon the ..nearest Ajrent whenever they ♦rlah to settle their accounts,., Our Asreote are authorized to receive and glte fecetptS for all mnneya due A BLOW TOER THE BELT. The Official Characteii of Gen. IIaoood Ahsailf.wv—Answer of THE “REniSTKIl" TO- TffE ATTACKS of the “Medium.” . j From fl.e ColumAU ItoulMer. J “We propose nt our respected con* temporary's hmf ntiotr In'give it precise ly what it a.«!;s. \Yc sliall answer,- With the absolute Incts wliich are on reeord, the foflcrwing questions : 1st. Hus thfc Comptroller-General, Johnson Hagood, “tamed all the irwarMioe fees which have como into bis hands as the repre sentative of the State into hia o*n pri vate purse and not into the peblic bill to amend an Act, Section f>, Chapi ter LXII, of theOeneral Statntes, ap-, proved February 22, IS?3, in relation to feet paid by insurance agents/ “Be it enacted by the Sofafe and House of Representatives of '(Ac State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the au thority qf the same,, A ^ T “That said net Wo'ardend'ed bp insert ing at fhc end of sth(! a/t the f'dllow- ing Words: 4 And that said comptroller •hall pay,or estue to be paid, such sum or sums of money collected from said agents for said Hanses into the treasury of thefllttsvtbc same-to he appropriat ed to tbeuso amf benefit of the State.” This bill was referred to tfie commit tee on thejudlciary, consisting of Messrs. H. A.- M^ctze. chainnan, I. D. With erspoon, W. X. Taft, W. A. Waller, S. 8. Crittenden, M. W. Gary and L. J'. I'RtterSori. We find on phge 171 of the Senate Journal, Saturday/ December 14, the following r NfiW ADVERTISEMENTS. PERRY DAVIS’ t ‘Mr. Mcctze, from the Committee on the judiciary, reported back bill t» amend Section 6, Chanter LXII, of the General Statutes, approved February 22, 1873, In relation to licenre fees paid by insurance agents, asking leave to r# port that they have carefully considered the same and recoinmcud that the bill do not pass. “Respectfully submitted, “IIenkv A. Meetze, ^ Chairman. ‘•Ordered for cpnsidemtibn on Mon- dgfswt^ --—' - Senate Journal, JPuqc 201, Mutidqy, December 16. frenstfry,’’ where they lawfully bclouged ? 2d. Has Comptroller-General liagooil taken advaRiage of the construction of a former Kadtrrtl administration, and thereby absorbed foes to his own use on ‘‘Report (unfavorable) of committee account of the omission, neglect or oversight in the pr“miswr of the Demo eratic Legislature who have since held control ? 3d. Is the Comptroller-Gen eral lawfully and lairly entitled to these fees ? Wc would call the attention of our respected contemporary to the fact that he goes peihitpsu little farther than hie authority, Mr. Charles Moise, had pro posed to go in making the sweeping charge tliat Gen. Hagood had appro' priated fees to hia persona! use which belonged of right to the State Treasury. Mr. Moise derived the facte he has •tatod as to the amount of these fees so received by Gen. Hagood from the comptroller a personal account, and Mr. Motsc would thus be careful in imput ing as a fact what he had derived as an inference^ But he this as it may, we arc intent only on the facts. Let ftsaec what Urey are. la reply to the first question, wcTSiy that when Gen. Hagood came juto office ho found on tho Statute book the following Act, or rather amendment of an Act, which, previous to the amend ment, provided, io connection with these insurance licenses, for the pay ment “into the Treasury of the State the sum of five dollars, the sum to be appropriated for the use and benefit of the State." Now, the amendment- which General Hagood found as the law of the State was and is (see Statute* at Large, Vol. XY r , page 375. ) “That it shall not be lawful for any agent of any Insurance company, Ac., Ac., to transact business of insurance in this Stato without first obtaining a license from the ComptrollofrOcncral, and for every such license the company or agent taking the same shall pay to the Compv troller-Gcneral the sum of fire dollars." Accompanied by this plain and evi- pn the judrcmry ort MF to amend Sec tion 6, Chapter LX U, of the Genet at Statutes, approved February 22, 1873, in relation to lioeuse foes paid by hi- surahee' agents.' “On motion of Mr. Todd, the above report was adopted, iejecting the bill." Now, dors this look Tike an oversight or a construction surreptitiously taken os to the appropriation of the fees, or docs it look like a plain confirmation of the right, under the law, to thd fees and the intention yf the Senate that tlicy should be enjoyed as they had been by the comptroller-general? The parties intending to cut off these fees from the comptroller Introduced a bHTrestoring the exact language* of the original act os it had been amended, and the Senate re fused to pass the bill, meaning evidently to refuse to withhold these fees, as fought in the provisions of the bill pre sented for its adoption. S ytbing can be plainer on earth that the comptroller-general is and fairly entitled to theac fees, we ate at a loss to perceive it Now, wHl our son temporary, who “wants to sac Air play," publish thF reply ? The article of the Medium to which the Register replica is as follows r “la a letter to the Sumter True Southron, which we publish elsewhere, Mr. Cl>a»le* II, Moise chargee that General Hagood has turned all the in surance fees of his office which Imre come into his hands as the representa tive of the State into his own private purse and not into the public treasu ry. In this way it is charged that dur- sng hia four years’ service as comptrol ler be has received more than double the salary allowed him bv the 8tatc for hia official services. In the case of the other officers of the State government all foes have to be turned into the treasury although their sehtrics are no higher than the eomptrolfer’s and their duties just as laborious. Mr. Moiseis an inflnenti*! citizen of Sumter county, add w a candidate for Gen. Hagood’s dent dcpnrXnrr in the aLodment fooo> U ^ fi r n9 ™ 8 i8 not the first we have heard of the state- the previous commanding the payment “into the State Treasury for the use and benefit of the State," Comptroller- • General Hagood found the comptroller in receipt or these fees aa an undisputed legitimate purquuite. Was this a vici ous appropriation under a fraudulent construction of the amendment by the Republican Comptroller-General, or was it a legitimate constractiee sustained by the usage of other States ? It seems that the duties appropriate to these insurauce matters m most States are conducted by an insurance commissioner, who gets either a salary or the feos as his compensation. And in those Stales where the duties are at tached to the comptroller’s and auditor’s office the fees attached to the business are bestowed on the auditor or comp troller. In the case of California, where the fees are enormous, the insurance commissioner is pat on a salary and the feet go to the State Treasury. It would thus seem that the amend- mett r in changing the previous provisions touching the appropriation of these fees, had a legitimate purpose in view iu the change made m providing for the pay ment thereof to-the comptroller-general, and not as hitherto “to the use irad benefit of theState. J ’ - Now, in reply to the second question touching General Hagood’a taking ad- vantage of a false constroction of the Act by a previous official, and the over sight of Democratic legislators in the premises. This question is tiee^sear.ly answered to some extent in answering the first question; but there are material facts of record, which we will now set forth, which will not leave in any hon- eet mind not moved by present inter est or personal maignity the least room for cavil. The facts are these, if our recollec tion serves us rightly ; Mr, Blue, in the first seesioa ol the Democratic made a motion in the House providing for the rescinding of the ap propriation of these fees as made under the Act just cited. After considerable discussion the motion was abandoned. This is the recollection of the fact*. But vre tarn to the action of the Sen ale and find as follows: Extract Senate Journal 1878, Page 127, DecemberX\. « “Mr. Benbow asked and obtained the wnantmow consent of the Senate to ra- tithoat previous notice A meats contained in his letter, but they have never before be«D , published in any definite shape. Gen. Hagood cannot afford to let them go by nnnotiecd with out injury to himself. He is now a protninent candidate for Governor, and all auch charges, unless they are cx- ined, will only hare weight to drag im down. Wo want to set. fcir play, even though we cannot give him our support for the nomination.” 1 i m» --■» « - Fashionable Church Singing.—A Presbyterian minister recently delivered a lecture on ‘Congregational Psalmody,’ in which he referred to the incongrui ties thatoccur iu preoent division or repe tition Irues For instance : Love Thee better than before,’ was divided, ‘Lote Thee bet—;’ ‘We’ll catch the fleeting hour/ was sung, ‘We’ll catch the flee-—-;’ ‘My poor polluted heart,’ became ‘My poor pol—‘And take thy Pilgrim home/{‘And take thy pil—;’ ‘And in the pious He delights,’ became ‘And in the pi—/ and ‘Send down salvation from on high/ became ‘Send down Ral—-.’ A soprano in one case sang ‘Oh for a nun.’ and the chorus responded, ‘Oh, for a mansion in the skies.’ In waother case the soprano modestly sang, ‘Teach me to kiss,’ while the Lags rendered it quite prosaio by singing, •Teach tnc to kiss the rod.’ Imfortant to Real Estate Own krh.—In accordance with the Act de fining his duties, Col. A. P. Butler, the commissioner of agriculture, is making strenuous efforts to secure a complete register of all the lands offered for sale in the Stwts, together with information concerning their location, qoaRty. re> sourtes and price. It is desired that all persons who bars real estate which they are desirous of selling, wH} take the VEGETABLE PAIN A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY For Internal and External Uee, _ (a a SURE CURE foritf the Diseases for which It it recommended, ■ad. U ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE in the hnide of Ovon tho most Inexperienced persons. CHARIL,KNXO>r, H. • . ' Agents for Celebrated Watt^.Plows ecp25-ly I* « mpre and quick remedy for COITCIIK, SORB IT, CIU THROAT, ClELLLM, and similar trouble*; aCtprd* Waul rttir/ in mo* maiipnant /trrwu of DIPHTHERIA, and ta the bent known remedy for RIIEUaLATIHltl end NKUKAIAflA. THE OLDEST, BEST, AND MOST WIDELY KNOWN FAMILY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. It boa been nurd with anch wonderfhl eurceeo <» all pan. 0/ th. world for CRAMPN, CHOLERA, DIAH UIIO.A, DYSENTERY, and ell BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Out tt it n,nndtrtd an oiling curt for their iIimwm. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS' CONSTANT— USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES. It la RECOMMENDED by Physicians, Missionaries, Ministers, Managers of Plantation*, Work-(Shops, end Factories, Names In Hospitals—In short, by ETcryhody everywhere who hss ever irivon It * trial IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT. It should always be tuod for Pain in the Back and Side. end bringt ejmndy mid permanent relief In 03 canes of Brnlaes, Cato, Sprain*, 8 Severe Burn*, Scold*, etc. NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT IT. It effl annually nve many times Its cost in doctors’ bill*, and Its price bn tun it within the. reach of all. It is sold at 25c. 50c. and 91.00 a bottle, and can be obtained from all druggists. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I. - Proprietors. CATARRH Complaint, rsnulS CATARRH Is the forerunner of nonmptlon. Bronchitla, Dyipepsla, Liter baase, /Tonrous Debility and r re mature Death. . UUarrhmar manlfeM ltr*ir by a running or dtseharwe front the front or hoe* portion of thermae, by hawking, raljl u« cf mucus aaOTUMlng of th* thro&Oo»i of ro-.co, loss of tuieU, loss of taste, partial wmemm deafness, the formation of acaha In the throat and nos*, bad emeu of the breath ana not * breath and noae. In the ear*, dizrlniesa. weak, faint feelings, costive! .and ase more or _ ronlya, rh Is produced by al^exUt. or oulya part of tog on the parts when <1 ‘ ^ of the Stomach, sense ef restless, nervous wcak- momory. These symptoms may la any one case. , - Jo GERMS or PARASITES lodg- Itatodl'V . 'Id, or other causes. Ga ia, Liver, madder. Kidneys and common, producing Bllloa.neas, DY r U locales In tlM throat andlungs it pro duce* BRONCHI! IS AND C0NSUMP1 ION. In all casei thepar- esl tea exist In tho BLOOD, and produce every conceivable furus ^ . every conceivable t forms of the Catarrh germ* produc* .n.Neura'.jia.and violent fits of coughing, lililous Fever. Inflntnmatlon of the Lumrs, Eryvlpebs, bkla Diseases, Falling of th* Hair and Grayncsa, PROP. PAINE’S POSITIVE, NEVER*?AILING TREATMENT. UtC Prof. Paine’s Catarrh Vapoi or Pill* ovary n Ightv and on* of I’ Prof. Paine's Catarrh Vaporaidlrectedon thebottto. Tnkeoneof Prof.Pains’* Liver Reno- ' and on* or Prof. Paine’s Antiseptic Powdo ' ’. Fa I roc lions on the bottle. dors ihre* times a dav, until cured. alne’s Ualarrb Vapor, Antiseptic I'owdera, oar Prof. M 0 d , 'LlV“T^n?^I^^ONt^AmN 8 ^ , l>oT.* ‘alue'^^Ubar Renovator Pills, which kill tbe germaof disease andri' ver leaves tue naiient costive, f or fKm DtS- IS use Prof. Paine’s Catarrh Vapor a* directed on each bottle. For FULL TREATMENT send '. Pains’* Peabody Record, or Short-hand treatment of dl vase, sent free. >ur rertifii ate* oa l wooderful cure* ever known In Catarrh, Consumption, etc., read the Peaked j Record. Tbin« That Never Did and Never Will Cure Catarrh. pro loaded at bee* the f»i hire that la ran to begin a iratcmatle Invrestli obernratto * 7 ttone and InveetlRMfon Ueeaac Antiseptic treatment of d br taraa F« sld-ratlonef ca*'»of catarrh apply tag to mo for treatment I was obliged [|gatto-i of tbaVTliole subject. After aoiuercu* e \ per linen t*, proi ranted tten, I hare nt last mad* my grand discoveries cf catarrh Vapor anil tlw ■—I offer t beae remail iev to the puhlic Justiaed \\ ithoutany pmteneion I offer these remedies to the , . . >at by the experlaac* of t-n rears'etudynad prnctlee and th*»neee«afultnmtmento{ M,coo bo I kaovr not a *tm:U fid lorn to cure h»* errurrod In my pr*rt lee. or Doecrlptlon and Cure of AH Diseaesa, Msnd lor Prut. Paine'* large Practice of ktedh la*; l.OM or HOME TREATMENT, send for Prof. Paine’s Domestic Practice or N ew School Cemedlas; *00 for Personal Kxamlaatlon and Treatment, call or write to Prof. Paine. 0 8. Ninth street, 1'hU- — *Pw^o*lt»T*. Nerer-ftslllng Pure of FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER NEURALGIA and RHEU MATISM .use Prof. Paine’* Antiseptic Powd'irs or Pin* and catuartlcbyrup. For Posltir* Cam of all form* of NERVOUS DEBILITY, use Prof. Pains’* 8. P. PU1 or Nerrg Tonic Srrup. * Mriltf mmj be ordered throacb drucTlsti, e^rnts, or directly from the mein offloe, 260 SOUTH NINTH STREETf PHILADELPHIA. For sola by Leroy Moialr, Barnwell, S. C., and O. E. Steadman, Blackvillo. S. C. mkll- r.m Barnwell’s GREAT DRY GOODS —AND— -ooo Weathersbee & Easterling, Wholeiale and Retail Dealer* in DRY GOODS & GROCERIES. Full Flock Always on Hand. FaESH G93B5 BAILY. Cash Paid for CottoaA Country Produce nov2Ch Fresh. Arrivals. :0:- 5,000 Window Shades -e Pretty enough and Cheap enough to suit every one. 10,000 Rolls Wall Papers, Cheap for RAM’L tf. MARSHALL EDWARD G. MARSHALL JULIUS J. WE800AT. SAM’LR. MARSHALL SCO., t IM POUTERS OF Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc., and ' Agricultural Iraplemeata,- 314 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY, {Sigh of the Goldjen Gun). ALSO, 53 and 57 SOCIETY STREET c. 1STEW GA§-L1T LIFE : 5 s ILLU8TKATED. The above i* the title ot a arrie* of *kciches of the abadr »idu of life ami cbanivtcr In the (irsut Metro- poll*] now being ;ft|lly Illustrated from authentic sketches in the v National. Police Gazette ofNew York, woich are realistic and faithful por traiturcs from real life. The illustrations arc by the lx's! artistic talent attainable, and the descriptions are from tho pen of the most journalist and brilliant writer In America, who, it is ninccdtsL bj* rivaled that master haiuTat worn palm 1 Iiti:—Gbafli-s Dickens. It is sufficient to say that “New York’s (ittslit Lift'" will present the most striking, Vivid and truthful pictures of the the under-current of life in New York City that has ever lieen pn'Sint.sl to the, public. The National Police Ga/.ette of New York u f'isjsaie by all newsdealers, price 10 ccillsjier copy or it can tie onlered dim-t from the piiblishcr. SulMcription price, f*4 per year. The National Police Gazette, of New York, has no eonnection w ith any other puhlication of its class, mIi»» bw.guineas far as possible copy its title and appearance. CAUTION —The public are cautioned against buying weak imitations of the National Police (ia- zet te. In all eases see that tlie pia|»'r is dated from New York and ha* the publishers naeie printed on Sign of the Golden Boot BOOTS I Aatc ih store tie bes^stock of 9 ih store tue best sti AND SHOES 0 Ever broRgbt to Barnwell count/. In prices an.1 quality I confidently chal lenge comparison. Especial attention given to the *clociion of 1 Ladies And I cordially invite their calls. A perfoct stock of. Bo'*t* nnd 3hoe* for Gea tlcmcn’s wear. Cbildrons’ 8hoes a specialty call at ouce and keep calling on MARTIN gSBIiSB, tnbl8-3m BLACKVILLR, H. C. j. »30. HENRY S. JORDAN, THE ,->v ■ Gas now in ttart at THO BROAD ST,. AUGUSTA, GA. A Complete Stock of - i each copy. KeiDlUa For Rooms, Halls, &c., in endless variety, with Borders to match. Cash. 100 PAIR LACE CURTAINS, All Pretty Goods. Cheap for Cash. Carpets, Hekrth Rags, Door Mats, Crumb # Cloths, all Sizes. Two Sheets of Imported Scotoh Floor Oil Cloths, end 'Warranted of the Very Best Quality. : —— — — CHROMOS. CUROMOS, OHROMOS. A FULL LINE OF All Fresh and Choice Goods, to which tho attention of my friends and the public are specially invited. earliest opportunity of reporting the stme to tho ■grimiHuraK department, as no* t Ui merous inquiries d!% being daily re ceived from erery section of the Union concerning the knds for sAle in the Stato. In the in particular it would be the fotornat of the manufacturers of the 8tarte 4 to forward to the commis sioner the nature and qualities of the wares mnrafimtnred by them, as it is desired that ajf information of this should be embraced to the report. ' > •mi.i.* AW kind ft The Saltan's palace year. costs him about James G* Bailie^ foblfi'-Sni No. 713 Broad St. Old Stand'of Jas, G. Bailie & Bro., AUGUSTA, GA. OTTO F. WRITERS, Wholesale Grocer, r —AND DEALER IN— segars, Liquor and Tobacco. ^ .. AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED - ./ Monarch Whiskey. Alno, L T. A J. O. Front A Oo.% Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brothers’ celetomgd flutter Crackers. sep»-ly Won. 108,110,112 and 181 East Bay, Char lee toe, 8. C. t la rices should be made try post office order, draft on >v w York, or by register,si letter, to -BYG1H A 1<I) 1C. ICOX. Pub'fcher, andSWil'ii Cor. Spruco amljWil'iam St*, New York City. (j E Steadman’s • - Beal estate -AND- CmiECTiAfr AfiEAcf FOR SALS! _ A Farm three miles from Rlackville, in a good neighborhood, con raining To acres. Dwelling and orit buildings in good order. Also, several other Houses aud Lots, in line oomlitioii for cultivating. Successful crops, near liiackvilie. All of which will be t rented for on accotnodatiofir terms. Apply to G. E. NTEA1 >M A N, Blackvtlle, K O. THE white s Sewing Machine THE OE3T OF AX.L. Unrivaled ill Appearance, Unparalleled in Simplicity, Unsurpassed in Construction, Unprecedented in Popularity, And Undisputed in the Broad Claim or etsvo vh* VKAY BStST OFERATINO QUICKEST BF.LLIBSO. HAXDDOMlvDT, AMD Host Perfect Sewing kachlna IN THC WORLD. Spring 1 and Summer Clothing^ HATS, TRUNKS AND FURNISHING GOODS, To be Hold aTcTose figures, to cash buyers. My specialties ire Good Goods, Good Styles, Good Work. Before you bqy call on me. mh25-3m Corner of [Broad Washington Streets GEORGIA- Conveniently Located To Business. ^ With Telegraph Office in the Building, and Southern Express Company Office Next Door to Hotef Builcing. SUMMER RATES OF BOA iff), “PER D A Y, 01.50- Single Meals, 50 cents. | Single Lodgings, 50 cents. july7Gm TOD-MT IRPHT^Y’- Pro^’r WAVERLY HOUSE, $2 Charleston, S. C. $2 Th« thenottem- ktnein* tnbuts t« itk cvcH vne* tml superiority ever ether rochires. ai.d la subteltting It ts th» • • pul Ituima iCi r"’’s, and la no Instanp# trade wt has It ever yet tailed to MUtty »nj recommcniMtwa UlUftwr. The demand lor the WhKe hit Increased lo Wh hfl wient that we ar 8 f.on eompelleJ to turn out UL C5o*2ipla+-e a-Xsiekvlrv ©nrwry vYvx®« *-3_rk.vxtc.'a laa Uojb Aa.~r to ti-o dwnvr Ever* machine i* warranted lor 3 years, and told.'a'r C'sh rt litx-ral di*coi>nt», or uptn easy paiaento, to sad the convenience ol customers. •WAsricj Wants) w mMcums Taarorr. rv/K sewimTmachine ccS to 3LB Euclid Are.. Cleveland, Ohio, . —For rate by— J. n. & T. F. S >1 I T H, 290 Broau St., • - Augusta,Ga. Only 5c. Each. I will receive, In a few days, from New York. ar>oth“r lot of aoods, at FIVE CENTS E ACH, consistlnrf of SaucePans. Braae Hand Bells. Toy Knives, Forfi^ aiid Sppons, Currv Combs, Hammers, Can Opener*, Garden Hoes 'and Hakes com bined, Scissors, Lamp f'hlmneys, Pape- terie. Note, Letter and Cap Paper per quire, Envelopes per package, Lead Pencils, Aritinq Books, Chromoe, Mucilage, Ink, Slates, ABC Blocks, Checker Boards, Book Sti aps. Toilet Soap, Tooth Brushes, Knitting Cotton, Round and Dressing Bombs. Bla ’I fng. Hamtker c 11 hrfs. TowcU. Doylas Lace Bibs, Embroidered Marseiles Bibs, Jewelry, Ac. I have a few articles left of my first lot, consisting as follows, all of which I i ffer at five cents each Dippers, Pans, Cake Cutters.Popper Boxes Wash Basins, Coffee Canisters, Egg Beat ers, Potato Mashers, Toasters^ Frying Pans, Mouth Organs, Hoop-Skirts, Dimd Novels, Iron Bunds, Coffee Btands, Tack Hammers, Tin Plates, Ac. A fresh supply received weekly. 1 have an order for a lot iy. , of second hand books, provided the be purchsed low down. aug28-ly Jr 8. 8HUCK, Agent. can Hutson & Co., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, AIKEN, Co first class SITUATED IN THE BEND OT KINO street, the moet fashionable promenade in the city. First class In all its appointments. Table furnished with the best afforded •y local. Northern and Southern markets First clsse Par and Barber Shop. The finest Billiard Room In the Bouth. Servants polite and attentive. # Board $3 per day. WLower rates by the week or month. GEO W. SULLIVAN, Lati or A. J. Kkxxedt A Co.,) JuiiflVtf Proprietor. ORDER YOUR SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, CANE MILLS, GIN ENGINES. COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING PULLEYS, Hunger’s Journal Boxes, Mill Gearing, Gudgeons, Turbine Water Wheel, Gin Gearing, Cheap! JitJson’s Governers, Dlston’s Circular Saw, and Gumers and Files, Belting and Babbitt Meiai and Brass Fitting, Globe and Check Valves and Whistles, Gauges, etc., and Iron Brass Castings and repairs from Ooo- R. Lombard & Co., FOREST CUT FOUNJRY AND MACHINE WORKS, saae rn* water towkb, 170 rinwirx itbeet, | -AI UrMTA. SJKORUIA. I’. U. Wa & Co., 159 TOH. B 0. 101,103 and 105 East Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Qticcn Street, 13, 15, 17 and 19 Vendue Range. Wholesale Grocers and Liqnor Dealers Cotton ai>d aval Stores Factor*. Sole AgenG for Georgia auj Wagener Grange Guano, iiberal adfahees ihhd on Shipments of Cotton,- Wc have a special Produce Department for which we solicit-consigritocnt’s d ” ~ - ■ ' siiplff-fith' Rough Rice, Peas, etc. Ef) wry JlA TVS, CHARLES K. HATES, GEORGE C. 8ELMAX, JAMES P. GnSRS. THUS. R. MeGAHAL EDWIN BATES & CO, —“-JOBBERS OP— DRY GOODS ah') CLOTHING — Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St, Ch&rlcstoil, S. C. 71 Om ROBERTSON- TAYLOR & CO.a Successors to GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO. CITTeimCTOILVIOIESlU (1SEI1! Represent the following companies: London and Liverpool Globe Cos. Royal Insurance company Queen Insurance Company Western Assurence Company Va. F. and M. Insurance Co. end St. Paul F. & M. Insurance Co, Petersburg 8sv. and Jn*. Co. . Columbus BN. and B. B'ng Co. . ♦27,000,000 23,000,000 10,000,000 1,200,000 fiOH.OOO .l»0«,000 ‘100.000 350,000 Cash Assets ; k * • $63,355,000 Gtn Houses aed eontenls. Dwellings, Stores, Stocks of Goods and all insurable property iuured. Call on or write to . HUTSON & CO,, ♦•P 1 ®* Aikea, S. C -AND- t^OMJH188iOX >1VD 9 11A.YNK tSTItlCKT, CH B. Ci 99-3m ^CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON SOLICITED.* J. H. PARKER & CO. Factors am Ission Slerchante* COTTON ANH NAVAL STORLS. Accommodation Wharf and Tender Range, Charisston, Sent* Carofo*. janlT Ij iLibsral Adraoces mads on Confifnrasnlg,