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THURiiD;^, MAY 13, 1880.
locTat; isrEfws.
‘I'o* L.uie.
Communl<*at!nD8 must reach us on
Monday. Six letters -were received on
Jhesday, too late for publication.
l>eath'.
His many friends will be pained to
l ea . r ?. tbft bereavement which
befell Dr. Cbas. Davant in the death
, eating little daughtor, Au-
RUsU, on Friday lent.
^oAsftmera
Will consult their Interests by rendimr
the advertisement of Messrs. A. P.
Manvillc, B. A. McKIbben and C.Sahl-
man in this issue of our paper. We
hope to be able to say more about
them next week.
Thanks.
We are Indebted to the respective
managing committees for Invitations
to a Church festival at Mrs. F. F. Dun
bar’s and the twelfth annual pic nlc
at Weatherabee’s mill to-day, for
which we deal re to express our thanks.
Private Theatricula. /
On Tuesday afternoon the pressman
of the Sentinel, accompanied by three
dogs, passed our ofHee. His dogs
trusting In the superiority of their
numbers, attacked Bouner, the yellow
~,dogo* Thk Pkoplk. After a brief en-
. .^gagement Bonner remained master of
t£e fleld, and his antagonieta retreated
'flthout looking to the ordpr of their
going. Our dog got a good supper
xnd is still in the field.
T
Allendale
Rcnr>rnnizcd
Club.
Deni.
This club met last Saturday and
elected the following delegates to the
Oonvsntloo: O. H. Kirkland Dr. J. S.
Stooey, L, F. Hughee, I. L, Tobin.
Alternates: J, M. Gray, J. J. Brown,
J. Y. Calhoun. Executive committee :
Dr. J. W. Ogilvle. L. F. Hughes. J. J.
Brown, Dr. J. 8. Stotiey, L Jl. O’Brien.
The club favors nominations in June,
Hagood for Governor, Tillman for
Oongrsss, Gantt ft r Solicitor and the
preservation of the two thirds rule in
making nominations. After appoint
ing committee to look after affiliated
club, the club adjourned to meet third
Monday in Jnne.
Ice 4'reara Festival.
I will give an Ice Cream Festival in
the public square beginning at 7
o’clock on Tuesday evening next, for
the purpose of raising money to re-
bulld my store, which was destroyed
by the late fire, and I cordially invite
all my friends and acquaintances to
be present
There will be two elections held
during the evening, • one in which
children between the agesof six weeks
and three years wttt compete for The
prize of beauty, and one in which the
ladies will contend for the distinction
of being the most popular, Tbe prize
in each case will be a beautifully
dressed cake. Respectfully.
Mm. M. R. Buows.
COt ATY AFWS.
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Hluckville.
Rev. J. G. Williams has been severe
ly pounded and repounded with good
thlnvs by tbe Blackviile and Spring-
town Baptist Churchrs. Hie parish
ioners are not weary In well doing.
The harmless mad dog from Barn
well, ftrested a sensation on our stre«*8
no Monday last.,..The Healing
Hprings Democratic club was organized
on the 8th lost., by the election of Dr.
11. F. Peeples as president, J. C. Wise,
vice-president. W. T. Walker, treasur
er, sud J. R. Cooper, secretary. Dr.
B. F. Peeples, J. C. Wise and C. J.
Cain are delegates to the county con
vention .. The annual pic nlc of the
K. of H. has been postponed until
Wednesday the 19th Inst Mr. L.
Slcdemsn has Just received a three
story beer cooler from Cincinnati.
Thoe*|ha\Tpg Teut( nic lattes are bap.
y-
"A crash of music, n hlflz a of light,
Whsrsthe dancers whirl In glee.* 8"
writes a clever young correspondent
of Blackriile’s grand ball, and another
some what older but equally hand
some and no less susceptible tells us of
“therythmic cadence with which the
hours flew by frrm nightfall tlli the
sun eollspsed the stars.” Young gent
lemen we thank yon for your pretty-
pen pictures of this perfect ball —
treasure them In your hearts, for you
will never again, no never, that is,
hardly ever, attend such a-convoca
tlon of beauty of old Barnwell, and
tbe gallantry of Lower Carolina. Tbe
managers fully succeeded in giving to
•11 present a night of . unalloyed
pleasure and very many will remetn-
n*r tbem In after years so hindly be
cause their life etrearas then and
there received a new and lasting
brightness. Lest tbe prosaic world
should think that you have written
and that we are writing undnr the
glamour of the bright eyes of the‘Belles
or the ball” we Ole your letters for
the perusal of our lady visitors sod
on behalf of all concerned to Messrs.
John J. Heffernan, W. K. Kelly, H. W.
Bfiggfl and C. s. Bulst, the floor mana
gers, we tender thanks and congratula
tions and good wishes.
Allendale Accident!*.
Dora Bloom and her minstrel troupe
did not put in an appearance on the
4th Inst., as advertised....Nathan
ffimon, Esq., "Is erecting a fine one-
story store house on Main street, and
Opposite him B. P. Mefrdhelm.Esq.. is
putting up a two story building for
store ancfhall... .Colonel L. B. O’Bryan
is just about completing his commo
dious and. handsome dwelling J.
Id. Gray, !&<£, ifr deceiving materiel to
biflld • large dtfefllhg; Several other
house* to go up during the Summer.
Our town still grows and thrives.
Farmers complain of rust in their
huts, and the recent rains have given
them considerable hard work with
grass....Several thousand bushels of
born and a great deal of hay has been
nded here—more than any year
ce 1876." -Since the opening of the
t bar room recently, Allendale has
one bar room for each one hand red
inhabitants, with tbe promise of two
or three more In the Fail—The first
arrest for carrying concealed weapons
was made hers to-day; the party was
discharged, It being shown that bit
I>18101 was not concealed, as be carried
It with handle sticking out <rf bfs
pocket for the purpose of befog Men,
us party claimed to have ebemits ahi
a
went armed on that account....An
other fishing party uext Thursday, at
Baldoc, given under tbe auspices of
the Young Men’s Social Club, of Allen
dale. Quite a crowd are - expected to
go and a jolly Umfc ahtiolpat d. The
raiiroad oompank glveatb* party ex
cursion tickets for one fare, round
(rip....The Quarterly Conference of
the M. E. Church convenes hare tbe
4th Sunday in this month The tax
collector may come on o% the 14th
Inst., he won’t slip np on us as we take
The Peotle, and are always posted.
WI11IM4MN
Miss Ella M., one of Barnwell’s fair
daughtqra. Is visiting Mrs. A. J.
Weathersbee. Indeed, our town is re
splendent with beautiful young Jadios,
who come frnm idl parts of Uie coun
try to participate in the joyous festivi
ties of the Twelfth Annual Flo nlo
Mr. T. W. R<'ed end Miss Katie Thomp
son were married In the Baptistbhurfch
last evening,and still bachelors abound,
....Phillips Is receiving a beautiful
collectioQ of pictures. Go to his mo
ds! drug store and see them.
tiraham'M.
. The annual pic nlc of the Methodist
Sunday ’School came off on Friday
last, and was a very enjoyable affair.
....The Graham’s I''’ er Vy Society
has been reorganized. The query
for discussion at ,1he next meeting
(Friday 21st inst..) is “Resolved that
tbe works of Nature are more pleosiug
to the senses of man than tiK*e of
Art. The public are invited to attend.
. ...The carriage shop of G. S. R^ed,
with ail oi its contents, and tftt guard
house were destroyed by tire, evident
ly of Ipcendiarv origin, on last Friday
night. Mr. J. E.-‘Johnson, photo
grapher, who occupied a portion of
the teennd story of the' shop, lost his
entire stock of materials. The losses
of both gentlemen are partly covered
by Insurance. There was no Insur
ance on the guard-house. „
, | ADVERTISEMENT. |
Politics Mini Politicians.
Swallow .Savannah, May 8.1880.—
As the time is not far distant when
the good people of Barnwvll county
will be called upon to select public
servants for the next ensuing two and
four years,it. may cot be out of place
to ntulea, - Ur U-fi v, the peat eer v i ees and
future fitness of some of the present
Incumbents, In connection with their
candidature for re-election.
Rotation in office is an herculean
argument which is being n«ed by some
of the disaffected “outs,” as a reason
why there should he, at the approach-
inf ejection, an entirely new deat; but
would a successful farmer, havlug the
welfare of his family an«l his own pe
cuniary interests at heart, discharge
from his employment, an honest, dill
gent and capable laborer, who had
been In his service for two or four
years, for no other cause but that tbe
laborer bad been blessed with a kind
and generous mister, and had been
the recipient of fatr wages for his ser
vices? . —^
The above question Is susceptible
of but one answer, not only with re-
fereogft_tCL.f»>niei8. but to all other
vocations in life—the merchant car
tainiy would not discharge, from his
employment, a clerk, who had, for
several years proven diligent, honest
and trustworthy, simply because be
thought another, |(though untried)
would he equally so; the chances
would be altogether against the busi
ness success of each a course of pro
cedure.
No railroad noi manufacturing com
pany could long succeed in business
which made a rule to change Its most
trustworthy employees at stated
periods, for no other cause than that
the time had arrived for tbe exchange
of those true and tried servants, to
make room for others, who ha t not
vet been tried, and who, - la all proba
bility, after strVet trial, would not
prove as acceptable as their predeces
sors. If tbe above arguments are
based on sound business principles,
with regard to Individuals and
rations, which I beileve every
cai and sensible man In the county
will admit, why wlB not the same ar
gument “hold water” with reference
to those of our oflUlala who have been
weighed in the balances and found
worthy ?
The old rule of “let well enough
alone” is a good one, and the horse
jockey’s Idea of horse swapping is
peculiarly adapted to the subject in
hand, when he s»jid that he never
knew a man to swap areal good horse
without, being cheaTd.
The offleea of Ceifcof the Court and
Sheriff seem to puBsess peculiar at
traction*. with quite a number of
Barnwell's worthy sons, nil of whom
are, no doubt, very tlever and honor
able gentlemen, andas all of theAe as
pirants, save one to each of those
sltlons, are sure t* be disappointed,
would sqggest a course which I
think would prove magnanimous ou
their part, and entirely eatiafsc ory to
the county at large, that la for all of
the candidates for th» two office*
above Indicated, to withdraw, and
pledge their unqualified sipporlpj the
present Incumbents. Th«n Br.mwell
county would be justly entitled to a
gold medal, as the banner oouoty of
brotbetly love and harmouy, witbthe
names Of each of those gentlemen 1c-
scribed thereon, together witji the
tnotives which prompted their unsel
fish conduct , , ,
MaJ. Brabham has filled his present
position so entirely to the satisfaction'
of every one, t hat whenever the ques
tion is asked, from one end to tbe
other of the county, “who will be our
next clerk of the Court?” the answer
involuntarily comes "in thefoim and
manner following t” '• Major Brob-
ham !” So I say let it be Maj. Brab-
bate: one Who for thirty years has
served bid Barnwell In various capa
citive, fa pbabw “affti in-war; and in
each and every capacity has but veri
fied tbe good judgment and confidence
of bis constituents, in demanding
tils services on all important occa
sions.
As I have above remarked with re
ference to Maj. Brabham, so also, with
regard to Cqpt., Lancaster, who for
montbsafte* his installation xn Sheriff
of Barnwell coijnty lu 1876,Tan tha
sheriff’s office without a dollar of pub
lic money—advanOtoJc from his own
meane, the'wti«irewith to Aucbessfnlly
carry on th® business of the office,
with no certalntynor assurance that bis
money would ever be refunded to him;
but patriot Ilk®,ad he is,he wa* willing
to risk, and did risk his private funds
for public purposes, at a tittle, too,theft
“tried mens souls”—when Hampton
and Hagood, and the balance of our
leaders were struggling for political
existence, against the armed minions
of a military tyrant. Aipt. Lancaster
is Deculiarly fitted for the sheiifTs
n
Its various and arduous duties, his
coolness and coin age under the n^ost
trying circumstances, his uloso atten
tion to business, together with his
m’any other amiable quallti •« bf head
and heart. . . - 1
The office of sheriff is like that of
newspaper editors—a great many
think they can edit a paper much
better than the cuitor, but when they,
try it they are reluctantly forced to
the conclusion that they have missed
Their catling; Our present sheriff has
pro veil a success, so lets keep him...
There is another class of politicians
which are entitled to brief mention,
viz : Self-nominated political mendi
cants. If there is a class of beings
which a generous and justice-loving
people should abhor and detest, it to
that class which are ^ntluually blow
ing their own horns and endeavoring
to impress the public with their pecu-
Jiar fitness for this, that or the other
puhl|c< office, who claim lo be more
patriotic than any one else, especially
where the reward for their patriotism
is a good, fat, office; men who desire
the pdblic to behold in their persons
the greatest political oracles of the
day; such men fear that they will be
forgotten in the general distribution
of tbo spoils of office, and are con
stantly reminding a long suffering and
patient constituency that they are, at
all times, willing to sacriflce them
selves to the good of their dear coun
try; provided they have but little to
do, and get well paid for it; in other
words, those polilleal vultures, who
hovel- around public assemblages, and
are constantly on hand during cam
paign time, with the hope that some
one with more presumption than brain
or |dlscretion, will invito them to be
come candidates, and if the hoped for
invitation is not promptly foithcomiog,
they very magnanimously offer them
selves a willing sacriflce qp tRe alta r
cf their country—good pay being, of
course, a conditioh precedent thereto.
O. t 0.
■ — «<»•—
STATE NEWS.
Abbeville.—The clothing of a seven
year old little daughter of Mlt Slbert,
colored, In Bordeaux, took Are last
Thursday morning. Bhe was so badly
burned that she died lira few minutes.
. .. . A Poratma GrahgB wnsiorgamxed
at Greenwood, Saturday..The
county treasurer opened his hooks
for the collection of taxes on last Sat
urday. Up to yesterday seventy-five
receipts had been issued. The total
amount collected for State and comity
taxes was Si,004 15. The amount col
lected for the Savannah Valley Rail
road was §7 20 Rev. W. F. Pearson,
of Due W< 8t, w>i8 in a most precarious
condition last week, and he was not
i-xnected to live. His brain was af
fected. and lie lay in a totally un
conscious condition for two or three
days. Last year he had something
like a sunstroke, from which it Is
lisely ho has not wholly recovered.
The heaviest rain known in this
county for many years fell last Thurs
day. It extended pretty much all
over the county, but in the upper
section and on tha. flaluda side it
continued in a perfect torrent for as
much as an hour, washing up the
land, swelling the water courses, and
rendering tbe ground a great deal too
wet to plough.
Anderson.—There was a light frost
in this section on Friday last, but not
enough to do any danger.... A post-
office has recently been established at
Robert’s Church, in this county, and
will b« known as Robert’s Church
postofflee. Mr. C. B. Gilmer is poet-
master
Beanfort.—At a meeting of the
Beaufort Light Infantry, held on Mon
day evening, an invitation was sent to
the Carolina I light Infantry, ohCbar-
lentoo* and tha Forest City Guarda^if
BAvannah.to participate with them
at the dedication of the National
Cemetery, which will take place on
Decoration Day, May 30. 1880. Judge
corpo-1 Crowley, of Massachusetts, and Mis.
practl- F°* ter > G 16 lady who erected the
monument in the centre of tbe grounds,
and others Interested, will be present.
Chester.—Five thousand dollars of
the Cheraw and Chester County 6 per
cent bonds were sold here on Tues
day at 80 cepts... .On last Thursday
all portions of this county were visited
with as heavy fails of rain as have
ever been known in this region—some
say the heaviest they have ever seen.
The streams were very full For
several weeks typhoid fever has been
prevailing to a considerable extent in
the extreme part of Baton Roug*
township, bordering on Broad river.
There have been nine cases on Mr.
Elias Mitchell’s place, five cases being
In bis own family, and four cases lu
the famRy of hired man. There have
jjeen several cases In the neighbor
hood, but so far only two deaths have
resulcsd—dtfn white and tbe other
colored....Mr. J. Ferguson Barber
was in town yesterday on business in
connection with the. projected cotton
factory at- Fishing Creek. A meeting
of tb e corporators will be held in the
course.of ten days to elect officers and
organize permanently. When $50,-
OOOsball have been subscribed to the
capital ^tock of the company, steps
will he taken to push Ihe enterprise
to early completion:;..The postofflee
at LaGratige, which was discontinued
some time ago by the poetoffloe de
partment, has been re-established.
Colleton.—A considerable Increase
of business has been noticed in Walter-
boro id the past month... .The Ridge-
vtlie town election took place oo Mon-
lay Ia*»t,»nd resulted as follow®; Inten-
‘Knt, J. M. Cantwell; Wardens, Geo.
I- Muckenfnss. J. H. Altman. Thoe. L.
Jaynes, J.'W. Hughes.
On Wednesday night
_ the two yellow men,
Brootu and Watson, tried at the last
term if our Court for the murder of
Mr. J\fferson Cates, of the Ridge,
• fleetet their escape from the jail.
They ^pre under sentence for man
slaughter.
GreenlJHe.—Eighty flv# delegated
to the Cdpred Baptist. State Conven
tion arrivyj on Tuesday night by the
Greenvlllf^nd Columbia train We
ibgret to announce that there are
several ag*il persons in our city quite
ill—some wlp baye passed their three
score years. , .Many of the dejpgates
to the Coudy Convention still re
main in the cty. They express them-
selvas much pleased with the har
monious meetl
office, by reason of his farnfflaitty witfi to prosecute the case
J «Viuuvifct <| ui iivn
Ja\ues, J] W. 1
Elgefleld.—(
of Hat week
Hampton.—.Mr.W. Searcey In dear-
fng about eight ayes of an old field
ohe day last 4aek, killed fifty
snakes. . A colors! schoolhowse hear
Lawtonvllle was bu^ed reseotly. Tbs
boildiug was in proSmlky to a grog
shop. The LawtoiviHa Democratic
Club baa offered to ta any attorney
the sus
pected party,...The oat crop In the
upper portion of Collvton County js
almost, a complete failure. This is
bad\fbr the farmers, as In planting a
v»ry i;ui_'n or< p i-f ooitoSFDeoeaaarily
I.‘ii '■ planted i- twofoorn.’
•I ' A, Mi’ re h*« placed on ouT
taible throe ripe apples, gathered from
the orchard pf John Gunter, Esq,, in
tbfi lower part of tbe county.
Kershaw.—A negro mag while drlv-
lug a team from Camden to the Swift
Creek section, on last Saturday, fell
from lbs wagou and was run over by
the wheels. He was terribly mutilated,
and died soon after... .Mr. J. T. Hay
has been elected corporation counsel
for the Town of Camden.... Mrs. Sallle
Hudson, mother of Major John L.
Jones,...died at Liberty Hill on the
msfnlng’of the 2d Instant, being 75
years of ago—Th# attendance at
the Courthouse on last Monday was
slim indeed. The farmers are too
busy to come to town unless they
have special and urgent business.
Sheriff Doby sold 1,890 seres of land,
In the upper part of ,the county, for
$150. This was the only sale made.
... Tbe rainfajl for ine month of
April was 4 3-4 inobes...'.Adolphus
Frayley colored, who was shot In the
back n short time since for attempt
ing to escape from Constable Peeples,
died recently from tbe effects of the
wound....The leading merchants of
Camden will close their stores (hiring
the summer at 6-p. m.
Lancaster.—There was a frost oo
the 1st of May. .7.The storm on the
20rh ultimo did great dachage lu the
county.”
Lexington.—The heavy rain* on
Thursday In many sections of the
county damaged young crops. Seed
In some Instances were washed out of
the ground, neccgsltqtlng replanting
and consequently later cropa will fol
low., . .On Monday Capt D. J. Griffith,
on the part of the bonjdsmen of D. I.
Hendrix, former Oopnty treasurer,
paid up in full the deficiency due the
county and the school fund,
Oconee.—The rust In wheat Is gene
ral throughout the county. In some
place* farmers are ploughing It np
and planting corn. Early oats are
looking floe... .Mr. Green, near Seneoa
City, has a contract with parties in
TO RENT,
Four Lai ge Bourns over WEATHER8-
H£K A EABTEP.UiQ’H Store. BuJUMo
for Law Ofllose.
W>syf-tf
I wish to exchanges desirable house
and lot In Augusta, Ga., for country
property. For further information,
Address X. Y. Z... f
-- Care Jj W. Holmes,
decl8-tf Wlllleton, 8. C.
To the Trade.
Merchants in need of
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Ciga
rettes or Smokers' Articles,
Will do well and save money by giving mo a
call Wore p«rcha«ing their goods etwwboie.
We constantly keepoa hand a Int cUm
cigar for $15 p«r 1,000.
A very fine cigar for $25 per 1,000. '
Our t^O and $85 Cigar® compare favor
ably with any 10c. cigar in the country.
Our Cigiin are carefully made to auit
first class retail trade.
Pipaa, Cigarettee, and Cigarette Holders,
we keep the best assort .d stock in the State.
A good stock of I‘iug Tobacco. -
Our fine grades of Plug Tobacco, packed
in JCaddies are well known all over the
Statf. _ Cigarette Paper, Matchboxes, Meer-
shaum,floods and Smokers articles at low
est market prices. flive me a trial and
you will please yourselves and your cus
tomers.
B. BENEDICT,
Masonic Tempta Clgftr Stofe, Charles-
- too8. C- -3. . . ’>p8-.
- - . , $taws>4 afauma-
Boat^n for fiwnGhieg timber for ®*k T -jgcturidg fle a,. JUagar Vlachin*," which
log shuttles. Dogwood is th* timber,
need and is sawed by Mr. Green In
convenient shape for shipping over
the Air Line.
Newberry.—The trennorer’s office'
was opened for taxes May let. Tbe
first to walk around to tbe “Gnptnis’s
offius” were Messrs. D. W. T. Kibbler
and E. W. Thomason. They were
followed by others, prominent among
whom was old Aunt Rose Heller, color
ed, 94 years old. Her tax was 81 40—
she bad but 55 cents with which to
pay. Tbrect gentlemen present prompt
ly paid her tax and handed her back
the 55 cents she brought. Bbe went
her way rejoicing... The dwsljlog.
house, with furniture and all the wear-
log apparel of Robert Bpenee, a color
ed man who lives on Mr. Baruch
Duncan’s ptace. was . consumed by
fire on Sunday, tbs 25th uJt..,.Tbe
Gonfederito monument at this pla&e
will be unveiled June 30th.
Bps runbnrg.—Saturday morning
tbe therafOmeter fen below 00. Tbefq
was frost Id exposed place*, bat, not
enough to hurt vegetatlofi. Last
Thursday there was a very hpavjf’
and waehiog rain In they portions of
the county....Oo the 27th of Aprl)
there was laid at &naha City tha
coner-etone for an Espicopil Oburch.
wlch Is hopqd will be completed In a
shortjtlme. Tbe ceremony was very
solemn and Impressive. The pastor
in' charge, Rev. J. D. MoCottough,
was assisted by Rev. Ellison Oapere,
of Greenville, who delivered a short
but most admirable address suitable
to the occasion.
Ladies’hats, trimmings, silks, flow-
era. etc., at MeKIbben’s.,
f -J?- 1
NK W AD VEJtTISKMEMTS.
Uuruwell Cmvwlry
Assemble at Courthouse, on Saturday, It
o’clock, p. m., promptly, for purpoce of
drilling, R. W. IMKLEY.
Captain.
G. Ii, Bklu.nqsii, O. S;
Taken Up !
— BY THE
Patterson House
BARNtVELL, S-C.
A good collection of Iloraea, Buggies.
Carriages. Wagon*, &c., to hire. Ala®
splendid Stables for tha. asenmmodation of
Uorsec, and wall trained gro«msinca to at
tend to atqek coping to, tbe stables.—
Charges very moderate.
lanCT- ■ PKOPH1ETOR.
BEST. Ill THE
altfcht
Impar*
lySfarty
.r white
M-Cu*
white
appear white, oaantnrdkjr Itself,
bnta COMV ARISOII WITli
CHURCH A CO.'S "ARM AMD
HAMMER
dif7rrew.e.
BRASH will ahsw Ihe
See that joer Bahia* Seda Is
white had Plfeic aa ahoal* he ALL
SIMILAR SUBsiABCBS meed tea'
teed.
Househemn arte inhr bread made with
C ut, vriU Improve th qoalltjr, make it rtU
Uer and preventU from apurtng. by addin*
onehaif teanxxmfnl of Ckuroh ACo.'« Bodao*’
Balcratna • Be sore cad notuaatoo mach. Ae
V*e of this wttt aour milk. In prateoau te
pttug Powder, aavu twaoty ttmw lie east.
See one ponnd package tat valuable Intmte*-
tad read carefully.
SHOW THIS TO YDOI BROGER. ’
m lit -oui
GRAND MILUNERY DISPLAY:
broldnjy, Panama llata, of
mere Bm-he, mteaa sari
K lb bon*, Fauey nthb.m« <A
Tbo urw<e! ■
Uanu- U«l
Monlurr* H
<.rr*l N .***|!t ... ._
muit*. fwlk*. leeca, ..
a Mcnu.s«aoyUarat eel
Oraer* by mall promptly
_ . BHjauy, „
and mti*hetL>& (uar-
Mibs SALLIE BICE, Bamberg, 8. C-
Sewing Machine Depot*
—AT—
Blackviile, 8- C;
FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE AT
tachnenta. Needles, <HK &c , foy any style
Sewing Machine. Goode went by mail when
order* are accompanied with the cash. Sew.
ing machines repaired on thort notice, and
Mtisfoction guaranteed. 1 have on hand (be
“New Improved Weed" and tbs New Ameri
can Machines, one Singer Machine. 1 have
the Agency for Darn well and Orangeburg
counties (or the sale of the
Qaiin* superiority ever any other Singi
Sewing Machine. I can furniah, on short
notice, any style or make of Machine de
sired I am also Agent, fpr the Jilacklock
Fan Attachment, which can be used
Sewing Machine.
on any
Fire Insurance.
I am Agent for the following well known
Fire Insurance Compnniee.' .
Lancashire Insurance Company, of Man
chester. England.
Pcterabqra Saving Insurance Company, bf
Petersburg, Vs,.
Continental Insurance Company; of New
York.
Die patronage of all Is respectfully so
licited.*
B J IHammet, Agent-
mny6-4m
Wedding Gifts
ALsLiAN'S
FINE WATCHES,
. - - • .
American and Swiss, of the Latest Styles.
RICH JEWELRY,
Ol Naw and Elegant Designs snd Exquisite
,7*7, Workmanship.
STERLING SILVERWARE;
In Fresh and BeauMul Patterns, especially
adapted for (Vedding Presents.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Tea Pels, Waite*. Ice Pilchers, Batter
Dishes, Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks of beet
quality, Ac.
CHOICE FANCY GOODS. /
Preach and American flocks, Fine Table
Cutlery, ffpectades, Ac.
Watches! Jewelry Ctrefu'ly Repaired.
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW-
EJ?T PRICES.
James Allan,
e>p86-ly 807 King Si., Charlestoa.S. C.
» ' KEW Afitlte
.. t\‘» '.jim iv rri'*fe.-As=
1880.'SP:
THE OLD RELIABLE
>1
DRY tOODS HOUSE
—Of—
JftRee W. Tailey
^ ^ —. r ^
rvt
Augusta. Georgia.
. t>
^-adifc xKJCit
‘•rie
J . ^ t . .. gl '\ ' v*
Havftlff anticipated an advance In prjcee, T. ’ Hats early In Det«mbst and
January made large purcbaece for the pprttig er- at very low pric.'s. My
customers Un. therefore, rely on.feettiog tbcU vroers filled nearly hasbeep ua
■ . .mso-ii
reductions take place. Tble Is tbe time to buy Dry Goode. AH tbe DefMrr-
menta of tbe House are now, perhaps, tiotfeoajplrbe than before, and I am
fully prepared tojeend Goodd AS heretofore, Golkcp ou Delivery, and pav
freight on all amounts of WIO and over, at rctull. My friends will’see how
utterly Impossible it te to euumbrateall tbe things iq a Dry Goods aU/re.Cue-t
tomers .can rely oo my stock supplying anything that they can think of or de
sire. .^end your orders, pith confidence,' for ahytbfng you want; you t hall not
be disappointed. Describe as nearly aa yob cka what yon wanf, and about t»i<j
. *f*i$
price yog, wjnt to pay. Bend for samples-.
t • l
S* 8 $ ST IF 8 d Hf ^
- WllOLESALE AND RETA*fL DEALER JN' ,
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Etc,
S33 KlNGl STREET.
f ••
Tfear Market Street j : • Charleston, 8. t'l
• • , 4 m- " * 1 1 '' * V I ^ f ■ 4 h
PartlcuLr altention given to filling of orders, and all goodi guaranlicca a
represented.- . * *• npS-Hut 1
G: W. PRICE,
Manufacturer tW
; ■
* hiis;. sc.
^Taking and Ropairing done on tbe shortest fiotibe afi8 foost reasonable teAua.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a call at tdy shdptt;
iuhl8-3m ., > HLACKVILTJ5, 8. C-
1 •
JUST RECEIVED
At the New Storo of
F. £1: BXAOWIM.
A fdll lino of INyGooiti, Grocenc.i, Ro. ^i., Hats, Caps, Hardwire, Geata’
Prraishiug Goods, Druyj dnd Medicines’ My New Etook of <, *
SPRING s SUMMER CLOTHING
Just arrived fYom first hands has been selected with a view to salt the vstw-<l
tastes of my customers* Everytking is marked down to il^'loveat notch. Give
- ■■ ■ ■ ■ i ■ fc.ai ~ r u
1880.
T- *»■ > .'""BT
1880.
1 ’ * *WI^CT» Tfjll
; Having htd the GOt)D LUCK te place large, mdett before (he rise
in valdes, w® art enabled to show our friends and patrons the Larnoat aod C«A
SelectBl Stock of ^
Clothing, Hats,
tt xsn
AND
Clothier;
^ro'.aesKiNG ht,
*pS-6« CHARLESTON, S. C.
Price Wltiiiii t&e Reach of All.
Mwt popular books aince printing was in
vested.
The Full Anil Complete Lectures
Col. H- Q. Xri^ersoll*.
No. t. Mistakes of Moses. No. 2, Skulls-
No. 8, Gbasta. No. 4, Hell. No: 6, Liberty
of Mao, Woman mid Child. No. U, Gods.
No. 7, Intellectual Pevelopwent. No 8,
Human liight*. No. V, Hereafter. No. 10,’
Religion* Intelligence Wo 11, Heretic*
and Heresies. No. 12. CoU IngerfolI's Vin
dication of Thos. Paine. No. 1* Plea for
Individuality and Arraignment of (be Cburch
No. 14, Tbe Religion of Our Day. No. 16,
Personal Dawes Denied. No. 16, Th* Phi
losopher of Reason- Humboldt.
MUCK 5 CENTS EACH
Col. Ingemfll arid His Chick go Clitics
A Lecture by |bb Kev. Janes K. Apple-
bee. Fiicalficeai*. <
Speech of Charles Stewart Paraall at the
ExposIUc'n Building, Chicago, February
23, 1880. Together with a short Biogra
phy of his Life, with Large Portrait and
Autograph on Cover Piper. Price 10c.
Full Report of th'e Ofatru Re ffaibn ,of thj
Soldiers and Sailor* of
Chicago Nov. 12 to 15, ’79,
dpeachaa, and those of Col. B
•oil, Col. Win. F. Vila*, Samuel L. Clemens
(Mark Twain i Spesah on Rabies 1. price
26 cent*. JK .j
“Life aad Trip AroUnd Ihe Wor^ of (General
Grant.'’ Priee 16 caqta.
“Last Spsach of Senator Zach Chandler,”
arid Biographical Sketch’, vfllh La»e Por
trait of Mr. Chandler n Cover Page.—
Price 5 cents. .. , .J
Commoa Hens*. Essay on Dream*, The Re
ligion *f Psisftt. in one volume, by fho*.
l atwe. Price 25 cent*.
Any of thh shove scat post-paid upon re
ceipt of price.
Agent* wanted ia every city ted town.
Liberal term*.
Addraas: P. W. IMRfcOLL.
J01 Randolph Sueet, Chicago. Ilia.
•»j6 St
h«
the War, held J
including a 1
1. Cl Inger-
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
EVER OFFERED IK -A.UGtiSTA, , ;
v- _. s .ANP AT. ■ .
PRiCBS, THAT t»8FT COMpKTlTXOX.
Orif BtecK Is Large, Various, Fqftorb and Complete. , Our I'rioes Lov % Ca*>
and see : m '
Cooke's Clothing and Hat Store,
TH BH0&9 STSjllT, AUGUSTA. QlffSSLl.':
A. W. Blanchard,
A. j. cTHnswrAetii '
riflt25-3m
,2! /
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III
M My
_ The pronrietsr of this newly institute.! and well appointed cvUbliahnont een<M
grtfi i'igy to the consumers of every class of Merciuudise iu tins t»urnmnding count s
try, (hat hie choirs and well selected stock is now complete and ready for inspoe- >
tioa. The various departments have been supplied ui.h till et the useful uud or
namental styles of the day.
I fespcttfully ask an examination at tha Muieutn of ray « nstw
i , • - , • •’ t * ! , ► • -*-r i *$’1*-- ^
Foreign and
Dry Goods, DresS Goods ^
Kmbrolderies« Motions,
Dtrtct from ItnporteH. • ■oiit To
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT is tHemost attraeftteitfsty*
and elegance, quality and variety ever offered.
The little childrens’ wants .have not been forgotten at the MdsetfUi. ”w.. f
Anything for Children or Infiante’ wearing Apparel cun here be found.
A superb line of Gcntlbmen, Ladies, Misses^ Chbdrso trad Infants’
v 5 Slippers,
r . i -
In Summer Styles direct from Msnufiictarert.
The GentWawu-snd Youths’ Furnishing and Clothing Room ia Mpjdied with
all that is new, pood and stylish, from First Hands. '' J ■.
Other Dep&rtmcota of the stock fit The Museum wilhbs wo^ced in future nth*
vertisements. ** ' ;t ; ^ -r • - t
A cnllB rdspeHfully fiolidted.
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‘ ''•ttiaAr
mhia-3tn FROl’RIETOR OF THE MU5EU M, DAM BE
C. 1>. C. AdamH,