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THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1880
NfeWS.-
9. C. JefTe*at _ «>
Wt* pardoned' Oo^efnof 9lfnP*oo
on iho 11th lust,, ami Wagain in Barn
well.
The l.ane Tluherhti
From Bonnet Bpri^ra was fn town lout
week searching for a wife. Proposal*
forwarded through this office.
Oar Htain . ; • , ,
Itae befin strengthened by the addi
tion of Master Lae Ba«terllng the
prettiest boy and beet fisherman in
Barnwell.
The Kahf' (Shew
In the Park on Tuesday afternoon was
attended by proud mammas and
pretty biblea and there “was music lo
then r.” - "■
■ The Cowwly Commieeionera
Were in Session on Tuesday, tfiey
promise to have the Salikeharohie
hill near Harley bridge put Into good
condition soon. It has never been
property worked since the war and
is now almost impassible.
P 1
New Clofhea
The News and Ooqrler. the best paper
flouttt gf the Potomao has come out
In a new and^MthtlNI Spring suit. We
congratulate our contemporary on Its
good fortune and hope that Its pros
perity will always equal its merits.
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l>owhle Peeeda Dem. CIwl»
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r«-organ!a*d on the 8th Inst.,
with fifty-one members of the etectlon
>of t he following officers : J. W. Dychee,
. President; C. H. Still, 1st Vlce-Presi-
( t; M R. Kersh. 2d Vice-President;
S H. Beooker. RecoiMIng Becre-
>«T W n. r»*lk. 1 •oding s.-.-
retary; Jacob Delk, Treasurer.
9VeKthhew*«i New Ateve.
We are glad to see so many cash
Customers with their faces turned to
ward our good friend’s store where
new and carefully selected goods are
being sold at popular prices. An ex
perienced merohant from a neighbor
ing vfllngc assure* ue that Uh stock hu*
been selected with exquisite taste and
Judgement. Go to see him.
A. m Wllllnma „
The nWqaltons man of the Mews and
Courier staff, who went out to L1l*eria
on the Azor and graphically described
the tribulations of the emigrants aod
who has always been as tlrvlese in
anarch of news aa the wandering Jew
In quest of rest ha* cast anchor by
Reedy River, and will henceforth edit
the Greenville Dally News. Wo cast
oor old shoe after him for good luck,—
or. hie marriage to the Mountain city.
Tlie Talrmswwt Cwttow Tactery.
M*j. Bell and Opt. Woodward, of
the Fatrmoont Factory, returned from
their trip to tbePiedmouat Section on
Batnrday. They were most courte
ously entertained by oor np country
oonslns and have suooeeded in selling
ooneldermble stock lo Aiken and New-
berry eonotles. Three-fourths of their
capital stock haa already been taken,
and all who wish to make a aafe nod
profitable Investment are advised to
step up aud subscribe without delay.
Tcrseaal.
J. W. Freeman, Eaq . an old school
Democrat, was in town on Monday.
He dispenses justice for the good peo
ple of Grahams.
We are always glad to have our
friends call upon ua. Many good
friends called on us on Monday, end
wsbcgto assure them that a hearty
welcome slwava awaits them at Taa
Peoi-lk office. Our sanctum is at ’heir
aervlcs and they will please govern
themselves accordingly, aud maae us
correspondingly happy.
A P. Maavtlle.
Whenever we go into Mr. Manville’s
store, wo feel tempted to commit
matrimony, liis goods are so pretty
that U is a pity they should lie upco
his sbelvee even for a short time, and
hie prices are so reasonable that even
an editor could buy calico for an edit rose
— and then William McNab aod Nat
Walker, have aucb winning ways and
are so generally clever that It Is a
teal pleasure to trade with t tern. Mr.
Manville’a stock ts always first class
and his trade grows with his increas
ing merits.
TbeCewaws.
We would suggest to every ens to
be teady for the census enumerator
when becomes ground in June. Bear
in tniud that tls.bae nothing to do
tilth the assessment of property for
tbepurposeof taxation. Go to work
now and get as neer as possible to
the actual amount and value of
• products of last year. This will in
clude everything raised on the farm
As well as all farm animals. The
names and ages of the family will be
reqtrtrsd. It will facilitate matters
Very rawb if theee facts are all pre-
. pared beforehand. . If vou have
neighbors, white or colored, who <lo
not read the papers, and who may be
fgnprant of the pbrpbrt of a census,
explain It to them, so they may be
prepared 1 to answer without reserve.
The fee Cl^Stukk Festival
On Tuseday evening was a most
thoroughly successful aod enjoyable
affair, evetyflue seedling to be btlart^
OUsly happy aod the receipts reaching
fn the neighborhood of one hundred
dolltars. The contest for tbS prettiest
baby was warm and splriteil, and re-
auTted Jb thb electron of Ool. Robert
** Addmb'WliuAr daughter, Bonnie. The
contest among tbe young ladies for
the prise to' be awarded the most
popifiar was eowdneted on the Part of
their several friends wftb an enthusf
asm and energy seldom witnessed.
The competition very soon narrower
dcfwn to three young isdlee ahrl,«l
though one of these Udies (Miae
Stevenson, of Aiken)' bore off the
prize, tbe vote of each of the others
was safflcifMitly complimentary to
lea*« no regret* Of longings or—
heartaches, shaltwesay »—in the wake
of the evening’s events. Opr opinion
is that all the babies present were
sweet and pretty enough to deserve
each a prise aod all the young ladles
SO popular that they already reign
Queens of Mf huadred hearts.
P*rt iW She FicmJc.
Ou last Thursday, In e 'mpany with
Oapt. La’'cue ter, we^fode as, tbe rear
rgOMfit^Ot BanifeRfe delegation of
thirty to the 12tb annual picnic, at
Westhersbee’s Mill, eleven miles
northwest of Barflwe’l, and we ure
bappy to *a^ that hot. a single strag
gler was arrested on the route. When
we reached tbe grove in which the
long table, eloquent of coming cheer,
was placed, W6 halted, plAjtefed o'nr
teara,gaze<1 on the valley below, bright
with Spring dresaes and beautiful
-maidens, aqd musical with the n«'tee
of the big fiddle aod the voice of the
Mndidate. CauiiOuslf following a bevy
of ladies, worshipping them at. a dis
tance, we made our way to \ards the
*dapCing hall, but were, intercepted,
captured and carried off t,<vxhft l>ivouac
6T ntnr gentlemen,-five of whom were
candidates, nsd mosr. of whom were
discustf nr the com fcfoi ^of the Ootm-
try undAr the bqughs ot a young wil
low. That aubje^t exhausted.-wo pro-:
ceeded until captured by other friends
who placed a soda water fountain and
two lemonade standg*»t our service
until we at, laAt cr'yd out, ‘ Hoid,
eoouadi!’’ Hand ehaking again fol
lowed, but we succeeded at last, in a
happy intermission. In getting into
the mill where our eyes bec ime as
busy as b’ur b»n1s and mouth had
been, but tto did not tile. The big
fiddle and the little fid lles and the
cornet made music, and the me;ry
feet of the dsneers kept time to the
m<llow strains, but we at the
gul-xy of beauty, rtream«*d t>| the
bright long ago, and tH--d to picture
Tbe sweet by<* and bye m til we grew
thirsty and exhausted nature called
foe more letnduude. But hthIii and
a train our feet |ed us Into tne hall un
til tbe welepgie Annoar oement of din
ner drew u** haek to The feast gener
ously prepared by the good house
wives of the nri^hborhoo 1. There
was enough and to spare, and that
rarby In editorial Ilf**—a good etmurc
meal—f 11 to our lot. After A post
prandial elgar {given to u*) we w nt
back to the mill, where tlutieing and
lemonade diloklng And sjvoot glances
and sweeter woros were w.»veu lqU»
one golden afternoon, broken by only
the one thunder clap of a call to in
troduce speakers^ before the battery
of bright eyes tha’ hemmed us in_ on
all sides. Mr. Robt. Aldrich git’e
them a slioit political xblrtw*. with a
soupcon of poetry and sentiment, the
editor of Thk Pp.rpr.k made a brief
apology, Mr. R. M. Thompson be.ta
hasty refrear, while Ool. Ounits and
Msj. Laitigue, oM war horses, wiser
than their younger brethren, staid out
of hearing of the many calls made for
them. We came home? And a twelve
month will pa«s befor I w<» esn go
there again —but In Edgefield and
Aiken and Orangeburg aud Charles
ton and Augusta many hoartsare to-
day thinking of old Baruwell aud her
young beauties.
•*♦———
Convention Proceedings.
The Convention met at 12. m., on
Monday, the 17th Inst. Reports from
thirty white dubs, showing an enrolled
membership of 3,30G, and seven affili
ated clubs wlrh a memhetshlp of
aggregating 3,799 enrolled Democrats
In tbs county were received. Some
delegations being Incomplete It was
deckled that tbs debgaleM present
should fill all vacancies. The chair
man snnonoeed that tbe first, business
In order was tbe election of a county
chairman aod other officers to serve
for two years, sod the lollowlgg offi
cers were elected by acclamation :
Chairman. O. B. Lartigue; Vtce-Chalr-
men, J. O. Miller, J. W. Holrms,T. H.
Johnson and W. R. Brabham. XI e
Secretary and Treasurer to be up-
pcioted by the chairman. M*. Man-
ville. Treasurer for the past four
years, made his report, which was re-
ferred to a committee consisting of J.
T. Martin, M. A. Rountree and T. H.
Johnson.
A motion to elect delegates to the
Btate Convention by a viva voce vote,
and alao a motion that tho six nomi
nees receiving the highest number of
votes be tbe delegatee and the three
next highest be alternates, were car-
tied, and on the first ballot tbe follow
ing gentleqaen were elected :
Delegatee—Dr. G. W. Morrell, Al
fred Aldrich, G W. M Williams, Dr.
J. 8. Stoney, C. E. Lartigue and J. W.
Holmes.
Alternatee—L. W Yonmans, W. R.
Boynton and L. A. Wtight.
Judge Maher offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted;
Resolved, That the confident ex
pectation of the Denjocrirtic party of
Barnwell county has been folly realised
in the l eneral recognition of the abili
ty and fidelity with whlch.our riistic-.
gulshed fellow-citizen. General John
son Hugood, ban discharged the duties
of the office of Comptroller-General—
another instance in which this tried
and faitfiful public servant has proved
himself to be “the right man In the
right place.’
R«
esolveti. That we are gratified at
the t-oeoBroking prospect of General
Hagood’s nomination as tbe ueudidste
of the Democracy for the posltlou of
Governor of South Carolina, and to
that end will _heartlly co-operate
through our delegates in the State
Convention. That we are assured
from hla paat record, begun and In
great measure made up In our midst
that, if placed in that responsible
office, he will bring to tbe exercise of
Its functions the flue ex“cutive talent,
devotion to duty and thoroughne-s In
Its performance, prudence, high eon-
scientlousoees and sound, practical
Judgment, which have hitherto char
acterized him in public and private
life; and that under his administra
tion the interests of our redeemed
Commonwealth will suffer no deter
ment, and the great principle ••equal
rights to all and good government for
th8 whole” be malutaiaVd inviolate,
for the weal of the people and tbe
abiding credit of the Democratic
party!
C >1. L. W Youmans offered the fnl-
low resolution, which was carried j r
> llsaolved, .That the sense of this
convention ls j la favor of the early
nomination of a State Uclft-f.
6n motion of Mr. H. M. Thompson,
the following resolution wni adopted :
Resolved, That this Convention Is
In favor of the maintenance of the two-
Cbirdsmleln maktajr nominations in
tbe National Convention. It was de
cided that chairmen of the several
clubs should constitute the County
Executive Committee.
After discussing the propriety of
electfng delegatee to Congressional
and Judicial Conventions, tbe Conven
tion, on motion of Mr. M A. Rountree,
adjourned witaout notion,
G. B. Laktiquk,
- - - Chairman.
M. W. OiuADf, Secretary, pro tem.
Jwrara far Juae I'eras-
List of Peril Jurors for the June Term
♦1880 Preston 8too6y, T. T- Lawton. O. U
Kirkland, Rsary Barker, Allendale-
Council ( hssSeresu.W A. mount, BaT^oC;
. il. J. Killlngewortb, T. A. Wood. ,J L.
i Cochran. Bennett Soring#; D. P. 8oj,oHr-
Jor. Rlackville-. H. M ltsy. 3. B. Ayer, L.
I M. BI>hop, Buf«VKt’s BMoge; K M. I^av-
ton, fiL M. ‘IWtvrfc. Ben Martin. W.W.
CopelanM. BuH PondtG. M nUntar. H.C.
Bitter, W.8 Connelly,. Fish Pond: W.’M.
Davjs, A. J. Furman, GreatCyprees; J. C
Holly, Longstreet Gantt, Red Oak; H. R.
Andsrs«»n. W, \V. Grodd; Mike Holland.
John A. KUHngsworih, G. H. Bates, Bloh-
Uhd,IT. P. Orubbe, J. J. Anderson. IBosar
mary: J.W: Platts. SyeamSre: F, C. < ope-'
land. W. Brick well. Three Mile; Andrew
Corley, M. W. Philltp«f WUIleton.
cOllxt .
Dlnckville-
Mr. flush of o»ir nelgfcfbotfioo’dcele-'
brated his 87th birth day last week by
a Tarolly reunion ... ftev. M. Oetsln-
! r0r, who never uses tobacco has at
aat concluded to takefa Hmoi^e....
The Molony Hotel has been selected
as an eating house by the S. C. R. R.
Co, at this point....W8 all want to
know when Mr. Woodward will pub
lish u schedule of the Barnwell and
Blackville railroad.
Gratanni's.
The Baptist, Sunday School gave
their annual pic nlc on Friday last. It
certainly exceeded anything lo the w^y
of a pio nlc that has ever been gotten
...Mr - - - ■
np here... .Mr. J. E. Johnson, has
"been recently^ppointed, notary public
by the Governor. He makes a specialty
otcoUpcting pension claims... .Dr. H,
M. Faust, who lives near here, killed
an alligator in his field last week that
measured eight feet In length. —
> ftTATK NEWS. .
Anderson—Mr. Crieb Hall, of the
8torevd*e neighborhood, last week
sent uw the following note; “I have
been , feeding my sheep during the
winter season on corn. To-day I
sheared ihree of them and got eleven
and a half pounds of wool.” It is not
every farmer that is so fortunate now-
n days as to have corn with which to
feed sheep, but, those who are might
find It pf-ofltable to follow Mr. Dali’s
example.
Fairfield -WlnnsKoro has deter
mined ta enrQrhfidfeP.pr^l° ,,DC ® ft fi a l OBt
the sale of liquor on flunday} sod an
ordfnance against concealed weapons
has been adopted. If the sale of
liquor to minors be rilso prevented, a
good work will have been done. ,.
Hamptofl;—A disastrous eonflagr*-
tion occurred at McFells statjoa. In
this county la,st Saturday nlght about
11 o'clock. Mr. Felix Tuteni was
awakened by tha roar and smoke of
fire in an adjoining room to tbAt In
which he slept, which In a few seconds
consumed the entire dwelling; and
contents, he barely escaping with his
family. We learn that he had 81.000
In currency In the room where t.hs fire
is supposed to have originated, which
was consumed.
Kerehaw—Lost Sunday was the
first anniversary of the dedication of
the new Methodist Church in Camden.
The congregations at tbe three services
held on that day wefe unusually
large. Tbe Pastor, Rev. John O. Will-
son, preached intereating and forcible
sermons in the morning and in tbe
evening. In the afternoon, the various
(•bite)3unday Schools lo town congre
gated there way I heard abort addreas-
ea by Judge W. Z Leltner aod R»*v. A.
W. Lamm. Th« day was altogether
a pleasaat one, aod wHl long be re
membered by the congregation.... If
there Is a wall-organized military com
pany In the country at this time, we
are not aware of It What is tbs mat
ter with our boys?
Richland—Alderman Pollock, of
Columbia city council. Introduced a
resolution to prohibit the carrying of
pistola, dirks, butcher knives, case
knives, sword or spear cates, knocks,
or other weapons, concealer] about
tM* person, within the city limits,
udder penalty of $10 minimum and
$40 maximum flr.o and ten days’ Im
prisonment. Tbe ordinance was
read a first time and will undoubtedly
pass.es the sentiment of tbe entire
council is decidedly against a practice
so universally condemned.... A full
meeting of the board of trustees of
tbe South Carolina University was
held at theGovern Jr’s office yesterday
week. The following gentlemen were
elected as tho faculty of the Agricul
tural College: Wm. Porcher Miles, of
Virginia, president and professor of
English literature, salarv 82,500; Dr.
Joseph LeOonte, of the University of
California, professor of geology, miner
alogy and botany, salary $2,900; Col.
Benjamin Sloan, of .Adger College,
professor of mathemnrics sod natural
philosophy, salary $2 000: Dr. Wm
Burney, of Johns Hopkins tfultersllj,
Baltimore professor of' chemistry,
salarv $1000;‘ Mr. Jesse Jones, of
Charleston, foreman of tbe rqfcban]-
cal department, salarv 8750. Tbe
election of a foreman of the farm was
postponed until tbe regular meeting
in August next.
Spartanburg—Tho May celebration
of the coiored Sunday School of 8;lver
Hill Church, and the account of it,
published In another column, written
by one of thb colored teachers, show
a progress of the race which Is highly
creditable and whb-h speaks well for
Democratic! ruin. More interest has
been taken In the education of the
colored people, and they have been
better off and happier In the last four
years under Demodratlc rule than they
ever were under Radical rule, and tbs
better cbtss of the colored psople
frankly admit the fact aod have no
disposition to bother with poJltTda any
more. They sire Fell .mio ugh alttlsfied
with tbe present Democratic govern
ment Thomas White;' who was
found guilty of the radrder of Pete
Hawkins and sentenced to death by
the Court at. Spartanburg, was hanged
at this place yesterday. The execu
tion took place privately. He protest
ed his innocence to tbe last, and Im
plicated a man named Dick Byrd, a
bar keeper, who made' him drunk and
lent him the pistol with which the
deed was done. He said whiskey and
bad company had brought him to the
gallows. His deck waV broken by the
fall.
We have before us tos handsome
Catalogue of Wofford College, Spar
tanburg, a 0. This Institution, now
In Its 26th year, baa bus hundred and
twenty-nine students lo attendance.
The following young gentlemen
put county are creditably pu
their studies At cur alfca mater
G. Folk, T. H. Waonstaaker,
W. H. Lawton, Allendale; W. K. Giva, ,
Bafnwel
worth
bee, WiUiltoi
“Jfwst aAof Old.** ,
Is the title of a beautiful song,
• AJ9WLUII, . ,
sell'J. M. Ashley. W. 8 Kllltngs-
W; H Smith, II. A. Weathws-
VUllstoh.
chorus by A\toe hawthorn*, publi
In tbe Soathbfn Musical Jofiroi
May. This number also contain^
lah’s splendid song, “Three
Went Sailing,” and La Hacbe’i
ite ’’Picnic Polka." Thfcse three pleogs
will cost at any music store over fil,
aod here they alt are in regular fdhn
for only ten cents, fiend ten. cents for
the May nutfjber ana it will be mailed
postpaid. Addresd, the fubllsbdri,
Ludden & Bates, BaVanhah, Ga.
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TO RENT.
_ Booms over WLATHERH-
EVSTKHLING’S Store, buttahle
tw Office*. mayS-tf
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ExcMaalre*
t Fish to exchange a desirable house
and lot i& Augusta, Ga.; for country
property. For further Information,
Address X. Y. Z., —
Care J. W. HolMiS,
declS-tf WllllatoD, 8. a
to the Trade.
HOTtTf; Akfolf AUt.
Al Holalr’s Ratal.
B. 5T. Mftaon, P. H. Ixaid, if. E. Me
Michael, H. M Thompaw
IK. B. Holman. J- D. B
W. A . Holtrfan. L. A
J. If. HoImM,
owne.. irdlMrs ,*
enton; J.
UJJhl
ph Simon,
Riley, Allendale; &
. u. u^owaa., irn
l. Akhfit, Ellen!
Voiimr.oa, Kdwin
. TiawP'n, Jeseph
O. Riley, Allead
. .Cater, Boiling. Springs; J. N. Parker,
. V. Hogg, If. B. Hogg, Orta, t’yprem,- J.
. Martin, T. L. Dunbor, Font Mile; M. A.
J. II. Bates,
T. Aadwwa,
nberger, Au-
W. wmsimi, t-.w
C. E. Malone", E. M. Lawt«*n, J
H. R. Brmhbafa, O. O
J.
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ft ruin tree. Hen nett Spring;
Miilett. M. .B'illia, Elko; 0 ,
Blackvill;; Mra. Georgia Nurn
gusta, Ga.
At the Patterson tlouse
J. A. Simmons, if. It 1 Brabham, Dr. Gf.
P. Harley. J. M. Kirkland, Allendale; G.
W. M- Williams. W. B. Slsmlly, L. M.
Ayer. G. E. Hutto, II. W. Adame, Midway;
E. H. Dowling, A. F. Free; W. Jf. PUhhum,
W. I. Bloc, W. B. Rice, Kprlngtdwn; A, W.
BtcoC.lt. Frftft. Dr. L. A. Wright, D F
Hooten, T, J. Counts. Barober: J D. Mll-
hon««. O. H. Ahetancft, O. R Bad UOa,
Mlllhoiiftft Mill; P. W. Fartrtl. F 8. Molony,
W. C. MUhous\ J. R- Cooper, slackvlllo;
8. S. nlancbard. Charleston; J. W. Hair,
Elko; J E. Stftftdman. Col. C. G. Fauat.
Graham'a; Col. C. C. Ruah.Gsorge’s Creek;
J W, Jenny, J. W. All, F.H. Creech, 8rpa-
morej J.a. Hunter. G, W..Hunter, fish
Pond; b F. KIHIngsworth. .H. Dyrne.
F. rwinton; H. B. Green, GreenlanAJ ft. F.
Weathersbee. H. D. Andorson. Dunbarton;
E. L. Handers, J. F. ^ andera, W. J. Hander*,
Great Cvpr ss; W. E. Heass. O. H. Kearns,
J. C. KcMHIian. Thro* Mile: b. B. Kirk
land, Hull Pood: Kara Dknbar, klllleU;
f'Hot. W. b. Peep left, E. H. Peeplea, neldoo;
J. ii7Wo6dwarS. Koosenjaxy; MaJ. D. A.
Mott*. T. A. Hutto. Little Bnltkehatohle;
Col. W. H. Hulett. T. F. Lawton. Lower
Three Buna; Dr. H. H. Wyman, Brunaon;
W. H. WHeox, 8t Lrals Mo; James M.
Poe, Bennett Springs:
—"*♦* . T
"Woman? You are a right angled
triangle, a bypothenuae I ’ and the
poor dame to whom this fierce ob
jurgation of O’OonnwII was addressed,
wept and moaned “to be called such
hard names sfter living lo this market
for twenty years." Tbe unknown Is
always Urrible, but Prsf. Paine's
remedies are now so well known that
they are aold loavary poctloo of our
country. They are for alt dtseaaee.
Office. 250 8. Ninth Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Take Ayer’s Ptllr lor *dl iha pur
poses of s purgAITVe fet CbdftUpsttoo.
Indigestion, Headache and Liver
Complaint By universal accord,
they are the best of all purgatives
for family use. .
H YMH-NICAI*.
MAltHIED —At the Baptist Church. Wil-
liston, 8. O, May 12th. 18M. by Hev. A.
Hulftt. Mr. T W. REF.D sod Miss KATIE
THOMPSON, both of Karnwelt,
N£ tV ~A D VtiR TISEMK ls ¥ii.
1.
Merchant* (ft a**d of,
Citfstft, Tdbafcfxy, Pipes,. Ciga
rettes (fr Smokers’ Articles, \
Witt do well and monay by giving me a
call hafor* purchdilfte ihslf good* «1sewhets.
W« constantly keep da Hand i Unit class
cigar for $15 per 1,000.
'A very, fine cigar for $2' per 1,000.
Our ft’tO and $35 Clgara coiAparc favor-
Ably with any itX. cigar in the country
Our Qlgar* Are carefully made to (ait
first clasa reUiT I tads.
Pipes, CignfeUde, afid Cigarette Holders,
we keep the bdafasaori «l stock Ini tho State.
A good stock of P ug Tobacco.
. Out fine grades of Plug tobacco, packed
In'Cddllfes A'fe well knotln .all over the
StatA Ciga^ettd Papdr. Matchbttxes, Meer-
shaittn Goods and Smokers ahiales st low
est maffet prtoos. Cftvfc me a trisl and
you will pi wise yourselves and jrour ous-
tblsifl. • — •—, j,
B. RKHEDlCT,
Masonic Temple Cigar Store, Charlcw-
tou S. C. ep8-
Sewing Machine Depot.
—AT—•
Blackville, S* C*
CLASS aEFIXG MACHINE AT
taohment*. Needles, Oil, Ac , for any style
Sewing Machine. Goods sent hy mail when
orders are aoeompanied with the cash. Sew.
ing machine* repaired on short notice and
sat infection guaranteed. 1 have on hand tbe
“New Improved Weod” and the New Ameri
can Machines, one Singer Machine. I have
the Agency for Barnwell and Orangeburg
counties for the sale of the “Stewart Manu
facturing Co’s Singer Machine,'' which
elaims superiority over-'any other Singer
Sewing Machine. Isas furnish, on short
nolies, any style or make of Machine de-
hired I sfn flso Agent for the Blacklock
Fan Attachment, which can be used on any
Sewing Machine.
Fire Insurance.
I am Agent for the following welt knO'-tn
Fire Insurance Companiea;
Lancashire Insurance Company, of Mao-
eheater, England.
Petenhurg Saving Insurance Company, of
Potsrsburg Vs,
Continental Insurance Company, of New
York.
Tbe patronage of all is respectfully so
licited.*
B J [Hammer. Agent__
may6-4m i
Wedding Gifts
ALLAN'S
- 'if—
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand African Panorama.
Tno nublio are hereby reminded that
Prof. Hazely, tha Africmn Lecturer, will
rive his popular entertalmaont at II. K
Church, this evening (Wednesday) 19th
instant. The exerclves wjtl eousistof a
complete Panorama of Airloa, showing
many modern discoveries, ringing and
praying In African Language*, and a I ec-
iure upon resouraea of tbe country. Pro
ceeds for the benefit of Cold M. E. Church
In this village. It Is to be hoped that all
will attend. Adralarlon—Adults, 15oenta;
Ghildrew. 10 oents.
Taken Up !
* •
BY THE——
Patterson House
BARNWELL, S C.
A good eofiectloi of Horses, Buggies,
Carriages, Wagons, Ad., to hire. Also
splendid Stable* for the, accommodation of
Dorses, an<f well trained groomsmen to at
tend to otooh tafeiiig to tbe stmhlea.—
Charges very moderate.
jgsttt ®. mvium,.
jmi|«* ~ ‘ r yinfifurroa.
BEST W UK. WORLD I
Omr **ro(gr«*g
As stages _ and
ily-abs
stage routes nre
quii kly abadoned wit h the comple
tion of railroads, so the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills^composed of crude ahd
bulky medicines, are quickly aban
doned with tbh Introduction of Dr.
Pietce’a Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
whlcv "are sugar-coated, aod little
larger than mustard seeds, but oom-
poaed of highly concentrated vege
table extracts and are w»ranted to
cure all irregtilaritles of stomaob, liver
aud buwvla. Sold, by Urugglau*.
««*» Mg sfi,**
HAMM
dlStOrcwe..
oftOW
of ChnSch A Oo.’a' I
and not om too much. Tho
ntUk. la mSAfene* to
wNar. own* twauty ttmjk it. oo.t.
8m one pound parkjge for valaobto Itttociaa-
MOW THIS TO TOUR OlOOEft
m u« •>(*
1STOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL Of
my former cuatomera that I have re
sumed tbe WagoBtoc buatu^, and ail
orders for banling or aay deecrtptioa
left at my reeidem o, or that of Kr.
J. T. Ingram, will be thankfully raeeiv
ed, aod promptly attended to.
aufT-
J. 8. BflUOt
FINE WATCHES,
American and 8wia«, of th« LtUoat Stylos.
RICH JE#KLRt,
Of Ntw and Elegant Designs and Exqaiaita
Work'mannhfp.
STERLING SILVERWARE,
In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially
adapt ad for M'sdding Presonta.
SILVER PLATEDWARE,
Tea Beta, Walters, Ice Pilchers, Butter
Disbev, Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks of bcot
quality, tie.
CHOICE FANCY GOODS.
French and American Qlocks, Fine Table
Cutlery, Spectacles, Ac.
Watches 1 Jewelry Cartfuly Repaired
THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOW:
EST PRICES.
James A llpn,
sopKd-ly *07 King St., Charleston, 8. C.
D. Muller,
Cloihicr,
NO.* 298 KING ST ,
■tie-ca chaulbston, S; a
COME TO THE
A-
Price Within the Reach of AU ’
Most popular books since printing was ia-
wsqMAi * ■
The Pull aud'Complete Lectures
ov
Gd R* G. Ih^eraioll-
No, t, Mistake*of Moses. No. 2, Skulls
No. 3. Ghosts. No. i. Hell. No. 5, Liberty
ofMsdt, Woman and Child. No. ft, Gods.
Nb.'T, Intellectual Development. No 8,
Human Rights. No. V, Hereafter. No. 10,
Rcligiod* Intelligence No 11, Heretics
and Heresies. No! 12. Col. IhgorsoH’s Vin-
dkaiiouof Tbos. Psine. No. 18, Plea for
Individuslily rfild Arraignment of theChareh
No 14, Tbe Religion of Our Day. No. 16,
Personal Deism Denied. No. 16, The Phi
losopher of Reason- Irirmboldt.
rttlCK 5 6«I»V* bach
lag*moll and Hla CfAeago Critics
A Lecture by the Rov. JatAes K. Apple-
bee. Price 15 cents.', ,
Speech of Charlea 8tewart Parnell at the
Exposition Building, Chicago, February
28, 1880 Together with a short Biogra
phy of his Life, with Large 1'ortrait a&d
Autograph on Cover Paper. .Price 10c.
Fnlt Report of the Grand Re Union of the
Aoldlers an 1 Sailor* of the War, bold at
CUeogo Nov. 12 to 16, ’79, including a 1
Speeches, and those of Col. B. 0 Ingtr-
soll, Col. Wit. FJrile,, Samuel L. Clemons
(Mark TWaTn’s ipeeeh on Rabies). Price
26 cents. i ;
“Life and TripArotni tfc'e World of General
Grant,” P^ce' 15 cents.
“Lust 8p‘wch of Benau# Zask Chandler,”
snd Lit ^rgpbicsl Sketch, with Lorre Por
trait of Mr. Chandler on Cover Page.—
Price 5 cents.
Codmoa Sense. Essay on Droaths, The Re
ligion of Deism, in one volume, by Tbos.
Paine Pries 26 beat*.
Any of tho above sent post-paid upon re
ceipt o f pries. , ^
Agents wanted in every dty and town.
Libaral terms.
Address: , F. W. CiRROLL i
101 Rvadoipk Stria, Chicago, Hit.
^ BMyb 31
GRAND ATTRACTIONS,
tN~
Exhibitions*
—o-
GOODS
V* ia
* • • . , . , . +• r \ ‘*
Id Finn Frcucli and KnglUli Iiriported Jjilliurry, all of wbidi arc put up awl
Trimmed at the Mtiaouni. »
I would coll particular atteptiod to thia Depnrtio >itt at the Maacum. Tho
groat inefea^o of trade iothe MiJiuery Line hua rendered it ucccftstry to duplicate
from time to time (lie beautiful line first displayed of shapes la Bonnets, Turbans
expensive ttMortirfedta of Imported
* ,r0i Grain tind Double nnd Single Faced Satin Ribbon?, which are now ro much
admired nt H Trimming Ribbon,
In addition to the Millinery Department, the stock of LmTiee’ Neck Wear in
Silk and Lace Ties, bischus, Scarfs, Jabots, An., arc heretofore unexcelled in
variety, beauty nnd cheapness* Tbe stock of White Good* is classified.
Complete ia TUCKED. PLAIN AND" TLA ID NAINSOOKS, VTUfft
RIA AND BE3HOPS LAWNS, JACONEtr aNDMU^sL >HJSLINSA«D
P, K., accompanied by Hriotburg Edgings and Innertiugs and Lacca to Mtftch in
ftetonuc Languedoc, Ac.. Styles. These gootls I get from first htfud-t a* won si
put on tlie market, and I reapeotfuily a*k au inspection of tuem, together alth thft
Large and Boautiful Stock kept at THE MUSEUM.
C. D. C. Adams,
tf)h18 8m PROPRIETOR OF THE MUSEUM, B kMBKUfl. 8. C.
1880. SPRING. 1880.
Tine m.h MKT*Am r y»
CASH BEY GOODS HODSE
-OF-*
JantM Turley,
AugUsta, Georgia. ,
Havlog anUdpaled an advaooe in prlcve, I hbve rtirty In p8(mmber Rttd
January made lar*e purohn«ee for the fiprloff fteelMn «r vrty low prtci* My
customers can. therefore, rely on getting ibetr order* filled nearly ndi^ip as
- „ - — ® them uuea at u*e reuucea prices,
reduction* take puce. This U thft I1m« (6 bay Dr* Goods. All the Depart
ments of the House are now, perhaps, mnreoompTvtotbnn t v< r before and I stn
fully prepared to send Goods as heretofore, OoMrfct bn Dellveff ‘ and pay
freight on aU amonsu of $10 and overeat mall. My frlemls will see how
stuMȣnH
think of or nb-
yotj r.hall not
price you want to pay., Bentl-for aapipleR. ; y arrlf
treigni on au amouoia or fiu ana over, at rttail. My rrlends will
utterly Impossible it is to enumerate all the thing* lo a Dry Oooda store. Cua-
T. 8. ® I' r
WHOLESALE AN6 RETAIL DEALI^E 15 "
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Etc.
233 iKll^G BTRTDKT, ’
Tiear Market Street,
Charleston, 8* €*
ParticuUr attention given to fiTting of orders, aod aU good* guaranteed a
rtpradErtawr ^~ - Llo—
G. W. PRICE,
klanufactur^r of
111111X111 gp Hag, (MTS, 4E.
Making and Repairing don* on the sliortest notice and most reasonable terms.
Satisfaction gaarantced. Give me a call at mj abt/ps,
whl8^ A, y BLACKVTLtS, S. C.
JUST RECEIVED
jkt the New Storo ot
ft
1880.
1880.
ttavrag had the GOOD LtJCK ft' place large CAfilt orders before the rise
in values, wo are enabled to show our friends and patrons the Largest and Best
Selected Stock of
Clothing, Hats,
ANU
t
GENTS' EDMSBING GOODS
. EVER OFFERED UST A tJGUSTA.
, AND AT -j*
pHiCfed TriA'r COMPBTI'riOX.
Our Stock is Large, Vurioos, Soperb and Complete. Our Prices Lov. Coll
. and see !
Cooke's Clothing and Hat Store,
711 BX0A9 8TRS1T. AU&^STA. OXOXSIA.
A. W. Blanchard, MANAGJ
mh'.’5-3m • • • Fov-j. C-LUDl
i : - V-^-- . ’ f ; 1 ^U(| J4I
‘f
Wm.
A full line of Dry Goods, Orocenes, Boots, Shoe?, Hots, Caps, Hardwire, Gents’
Frrnishing Goods, Drug* and Medicines- My N?wr£tock of
SPRING! SUMMER CLOTHING
Just arrived from first hands has been selected witu a . view to soil the raped
tastes of my enstomen. Everything is marked down to tbe lowest notfb. Give
me a call. i. . . . mh25-3m
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