The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 29, 1880, Image 4
Oxk Ykar .
Six SIojiths
roDtf'‘t iM bi^cr tl nn it 6fer was before.
' I’.to beew hoping for a rliango ever ain' e I
the war, l>ut it wivi « weak sort of A 1ioj>«
- that was prcpamKur ipdvanoe for « du-
( appointment, but tl<\ I’tUj got an abiding.
• 1 c •lidding faith that tiio ciMl yf tbe lun |
— j w in sigtit—that wc rtre botlnd to whip
i cm, hone, foot mid dragoon*. - Ny
liopcs arc no pregnunt and exhtUratinp
that I ronld- hnntly bear up nudoi de
feat. The calamity to the nation and
to me would be nitrful. -Aw one of the
only two Orbrinnl Hancock men, maybe
I- T tukc it to-b-#rfr, too much and fee)
more. rci-|©mobility thiMi I ought. .M< |
and Mr. Stephens coton the Mime hue
together aomehow and aturted the 1,1 an
cot;k boom. \Vq are the only t?o nurc
and unadulterated originals. Jim Wad-1
d -1 come* next. He was mighty cloae
Uu behind. WVthree will live in Rt-
t try like them fellers urtio arrested
i.Iaj. Andre, in the revolution. They I
saved the country and so willwc. ^ l e
democrats party took, onr advice and
mistakes t^r
AKI*N 4’ROPS.
What Mill ll««i Tfcla
p'he ConutUntlon J -.
When a farmer lias laid, by las crop
•nd the seasons have been kind and the
corn and cotton look green anti vigor-
ows, and the sweet-potato vines have
covered tbe grouud, what an inn ©cent
luxury U is to set in the piuizer in
the shades of evening and with one’s
feet on the bannisters, contemplate the
beauty and bounty of nature ' and the
hopeful prospects of another year’s sup
port It looks like that even nn Isb-
macltio might then feci culm and serious,
nnd ifhc is stHl ungrateful f*r his abun
dant blessings he is w*,*— «K«u a
then, and ought tobo run out of a ChrU , ,
stian countrywith the Chinese plonk , now, if H don t make anv
In the democratic platform. Every | blunders, the country is 0%.' Another
tear brings toil and troubleVnd n r nrc- | revolution is gmng on. Ofhce .ueke s
henston, but there always comes along anti office seekeis arc fleeing fiom
rest and peace and the ripe fruits ot other side m gangs. I hear he flutter . f
1 | their wings and their plaintive sc
south
in the fidl of the year. Its most astoii-
MNQINO in IU» w*. dlulnMi
lidv , Im-f-ularmpix-lllo. and />•
BMS. vHtawwru'or IcMloMof u JHMM
all exl»t.orouly»r*rto( thorn lu Miron# ca*c.. . . .
j»rrh of tli? Btomnch, liowelii, 1.1 vcr. lil.vl<lor^Kldnys »ikI
in.l oilier
Uio Stomach, Kowel^I.Ivcr^BlvuLr^JtklneTi iial
\Voiub.M >l«o rrrr rommoa, producing BIIIohihiom, D'
nalaalci, Wnm It locate* In tho throat amrlunai It pro-
l«t-*»xUtln _ hh
Wood polsonlnct. Bom# forms Of tha Catarrh r«rm» product
~HMA, HAY FCVEn,Nciiral»rla.aii<l rloleot nuof coushli.ff*
other*canto liin'iti* >.eri-r. In
and rloleot flt* of coushlnL
. nflnmmatlon <Jf the I.iimr**
’leurlKjr. Snrtlrrla*, BIU* DUatsc*, S'alUus of tho 1UU and
“Orai aoss, , : / ;
tOtor
rue
EASES n*e 1’rof. Faliiu'* Catari!
KTiot Paine’* ri-ah<» ty Boron
the moat wwadet fnl suroscTcr known In
one^i Isbors I ^ icir w ‘"o s plaintive screech
° n In the journey of life the mountains sounds like the wild geese flying
loom up before us and they bmk high ^
chow they
wc get to
isliing bow some men can diagnose an
and steep and rugged, but somehow they „ -
-f ■ - * *•— 1 elcctiou nnd bow flbifty they suddenly
always disappear just before
thenmnd then wc can look back nnd
feci ashamed that wo born Wjd so ranch
trouble and had so much anxiety for
nothing. What a great pile of mb'e-ablo | . - - . . , .
(ears we build up every day. It’s goqjl. ‘^ying to imitate the regular
for a man to ruminate over it and re- (Sraticyell, and arc ready to swear thc }
solve to have more faith in providence, never was anything .but a democrat.
1 was think# These office suckefs and-seekcrs arc the
bci-tsortof diagnosers. Its a good sign
become. T hear men hollerin for Hsu-
co^k now who have been sidc-wipin
around Grant and Hayes «nd Shernmti
and company ever since tbo»trni'.' TItey
PROP. PAINE’S POSITIVE, NEYEH-FAILING TREATMENT.
FOR CONSUMPTION ANO BRONCHITB Frof. Kino’tCaUrrh V*por, AntUepUC 1 owUer*.
^FORFEMALt'DlW^iEn^Frat^t ^ DYSPEPSIA
l‘To>. IGihi«-illP^r^ti^iiach mid Liver Tonic. For CONCTIPATION n.v.’Trof. I’stncjQ jvS
71M*, which kill thogcrn.iof discOuvcr Itavjithoralicnt c..stlre. S<>i RKINOIS-
1’ro?. ralau’s t>tanh Vapornaairt-cteJ On citeli Ixitllc. For FULL TREATMENT »ei«|
11 1 * ’ —’ andlmiwcnti f Ut- OM". ncntfroe. toreeA(iri,'*U)*ot
rrh, (hnuOinyUou, etc., rend the PcaboOr Ilecoid.
ThingsTliat Nfffcp pid and Kcver Will Core Catarrh.
. oxyiren Inhalant*, poirdcra *.'n<V*nn(Ts, nasel d^nche with «*It Mid oilier Irritants,
rsrliollc add. muriatonf sinmoiila, fume* of nittilat# of aim me-'.la, elcctrlclljf iHjil-Valvantsui. trrl-
tatliiR oil*, tar. thn pretend d cr.rliol -.ie i f tar. Iiomojopathy, ullonr.thy. and all other iwthles. Tmm
pretended cure* have l).icn thoronghlv trlcl, and hr.vo proven a failure. So great and unl\*r*al lias
been the failure that In i.oiicliloratlonoT c.uvsof ci'.tanhapi lyiai,' to rno for treatment I wasobltgoil
to begin a systematic luvett(Rationof thoVholo *ul'j'tct. After timnerotss experiments, pretracti-d
okservatlona and Inresttcati. n, I have i t lark tnado my grand dlacoverlosvf < .-UarrhT npor and lliw
Antiseptic I reatinent or dfr.caso. V IthouSany protsnrtenl olicr these remedies to the puWh- Just died
by the exparicncdof t-n yours’ *t(«ly ac l praejlco amljlie Fuceessful treaimenlof »,ivOca»c*. So
far a* I know not a rlnalo ralliim tYeure liasorrurrsd Jajjjy pr.actlto. _ , „ _
l or DencrlpUouaud Curoof Alt l>i*-~ase», send for Prof. I’aiuo’* targe Practice of Medicine; 1,000
^nr HOME TPrATMETflT, s iuTTorPrOf. Pa!no’s Domestic Practice or hew School Remedies; «©
^I'nr Periotuil I'.xaniUntioh and Treataeat, call or write to Prof. Paine. 23'>S. Math street, Phll-
^Wr Positive. NcTer-falllnt Cnre of fFVER AND ACUtT. CHILL FEVER.NEURALGIA and RHEU.
MATiRM ,ii.-. • Prnf, 1’alne'* Antiseptic hpna«-isiir~l > lliii .-nnl t'atuarile byrup. * . -
1 or I'.wIUyo t nroof ail form*of NERVOUS DcuiLITY. 1 rof. Paine s S. P. Pill or AervS
I&1 Alodli:inos may bij ordered- through druggists, agents, or directly from tho main oOco,
Sot) SOUTH NIMH STREET, rill LADE LT HI A.
Ear sale l-y Lor-iy Mtrlafr, liamwen, S. (T., SfmT O. E. Stei(lman,‘H^Eflra. 9-Ti^
mlill- *. ’■ r..' -s. :—— 1 ‘
TO BET^T.
Four Large Bontoa over WEATHR*^
lllfi ,t EAUTEULING'b Store. Suitable
for L»w|pflk’»w. • mavii-tt-
Taken Up !
-Try the-
Patterson House
BARNWELL, S C.
"AT good collection of Horses, Baggios,
Carriages. Wagons, kc., to hire. Alio
sjdcndid. ^tables for tbe aocojpjjirmlation of
Horses^and well trained groomsmen to at
tend to- stock coming to the siahlcs.—V
j Charges very moderate. --V-*—
mmmt
PBOPRIETOU.
ROBERT D.
Marble and Granite Works g
MEETING- STREET, COR’ HORLB tfC K’S ALLET
aps iy OHABEEBTQ^T.S.a ^
mm
jati2H-
tim
and I nm ruminating now.
jng about the crop that has been laid by
and that brought to mind another crop
that was pretty much done with and is
able to.takc care of itself with ; a little
watching. I mean the crop of chiidfen
that for DO years has kept us a working
and worrying by day and by night, in
"US™" “’ l “ r“*■ that any hnn* cm boa,t, ilnnya in.kjaj.-
but it’s all over now tbank tho good ‘ n ." .. - ’ - ^ _
Lord for His mercies. Tbo last tender
to see cm slipping and sliding back into
ranks. -2* ' ,^
A Hnlsy C'arrlnRo lu Ike Hull.
t ' -7— .
A baby carriage in tbe bull. r .
The handsomest pieco of furniture
PERRY DAVIS’
shoot is about laid by. No more rtursv
ingand toting around and warming tbo
milk by tho midnight lamp. Xo more
- baby songs or paregoric ql < tojj)bing or
colic or catnip tea. No fpdriKjpisliiii^
and dressing and undressifc aoJ .
to bed. No tiptoeing round the room j, flUe<1 wlth aU ^
when they are asleep or pl:»y.ng horse rf n , ibililic , >U woodorlul hopes for
and bear at «l monkey when they nro ^ ’ 1
awake. Never again will there.be two ^ 1 1
an honorable exception in favor of tbe
cradle.
That baby carriage means a homo
Without it, only a place to stay in.
It means a “dear littlo dimpled Jar* I
ling”—that makes sunshine all the time
wh^a-it hnsn’t got the colic.
mother, whose life |
is filled with all tender care, all sweet
or three of em crawling all ovet a man.
or under bis chair, or riding on bis back
or totting on his weary knees a* bo
sings the same old songs that I c has
sung a thousand times before. Our last
and youngest, has passed the rubicou.
Bless her little heart, i f it was nil for my
sske, I wish she would never grow n»y
more or any older, for she is the (om-
fort of my declining years. She ran
now wash aad d^ess, and nndrew, and
say her own ptat.1^ hm.i p’O I’.t v."t •
self to bed. She can singJww own so».g*,
snd look at the picture books, sndsavo
us many a steo. f nr w*’*** »u*i sun-
.yXecrop is laid by, tbsnkgood-
I wouhknt underUketo make
wowter for a house full of gold.
It means a father who bolds tils bead I
up among men with the grandest dig*
uity that any man may know.
To mother it is “Baby.”
To father it is “My boy.”
Tho baby carriage in iho hall means I
all the wealth of rosy hours as mother
.-jugs lul oby song*—perhaps.
"Hush, my dear, lie still end slumber,
Holy angels guard thy beiL”
“When all 1 he time she is jbe angclj
that God anpo'' 11 "’ 1 tn 'G ■v'n.'.ni*
of all high h Javcn's host could do.
It means a world of plans and projects ]
which all center in that one little lilit.
bank balance with wonderful diligence,!
for “My ton umsthavo a good cdaca-1
lion and a good start in life,” yon know. 1
And ho goes homo and ratchet the
laughing toddler up. and reddens the
dimples with his whiskers, and then
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DTseNTEBT. end t’.I BOWEL t'OMPLAINTH, t*m k ta
rmu.dtral an uq/odioy mn /or O*** di**»»M.
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS’CONSTANT
USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES.
It ta RZCOaoatMDBD hy PhyMelanM Mlmtoaarteu,
MlniMeru, .Vlaaaaeru #f F1s#»arf—*. Watfc.Hh#^ oud
Faetarkta, Nulweu In IIim»HnU-ta ^ort, by Kreribrnly
•* cry where who boo ever tlmn IS » trtai
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
Il abonld always be used foe Pula la lbe Bark aad Hide,
NO FAMILY CAN NAFELY BE WITHOTT IT.
•anutily mv* many tliur* It* cost tn WIKsnd
bnnm It wtshlu tbe rmib ot oD. It lo sold ol ta«. aOe.snd B14IU
» bottla snd emi b# obtMasd fixm •« drtwvbaa ,
It will
In the heyday ot our youthful vigor a
kind Providence enables us to bear up mai|Mws wim nm wnwacrv, ana men
splendidly tinder these sort of burdens, I putting sturdy little twelve nmuths’-old
but in old msn con’l—it wasn't intended - - -
— it's against the order of nature. Many
a time have I watched the old blue hens
that lays and sets and hatches her little
brood, sod works and watches for cm
a couple of months, and then lays by
the crop snd goes to laying again fur
another. We can't do that, and I don’t
want to, lor I tell you I'm lirod. If
there's any peril in life that is like a
lingering suicide, it is for and old wid
ower who has raised one crop to marry a
young wife and go to cropping again. I
Foa
A
don’t think they will ever get to Heaven,
for the Arnlis say thst Paradise wasn’t
made for fools. I ever I am a lone
widower which tho land forbid, I’ll flee
from a marrying woman, like I would
from the wrath to come, for my time is
cut. I’ve served my full term, and
nmv that I am luxuriating in tho long
shadows, I don’t want anybody but her
losing John Anderson my Joo to me.
I’ve been trying to get her off to Catoosa
At a week or so to recuperate her fool-
kigs and enj >y society. 1 offered to sell
a yiarlin and raise a few dollars, but
sbe is afraid that something might hep-
pen. Little Carl is her idol and yester
day he was.fooling around shutting up
bumble bees in fimpson weed blossoms
and got stung and bis hand and bis anna
sre nH swelled up and my wife, Mrs.
A p, sbo had read about a little bee
sting killing a man and of course a big
boo sting could kill a little boy all tho
easier. Then again the grapes are ripe
and the apples are green amt the chil
dren hanker after cm and might get
sick, and there’s some little clothes to
make, and the w inter socks are to be
knit and so on and so forth, and lastly
hut not Lastly there seems to be some
♦rouble about something to wear. When
she puts on hef best clothes sbe always
Vwiks mighty pretty to me, but still I
suppose I’m no judge of such things. I
t*dd her that every blessed woman at
Catoosa was exactly in tha same fix.
They bad nothing to wear. But alter
all, that is a little pardonable weakness
that wc men have no light 1 to complain
of, for they arc a heap bHtcr than wc
arc whether they have got anything to
Wear or not. We must all do the very
heft wc can to clothe em decantly. When
old mother Eve had to leave home she
made the same complaint and father
A dim did the best he could—he got
her some fig Uavcs and a lew straws and
fixed her up.
A farmer has got some leUute now
*o ruminate upon his State and his
country. It’s every patriot’s duty to
reflect upon the political situation and
prospects nnd get all the light he can.
For several years we have been mostly
•oocerncd about o«w Slate—priimg her
eat of the mud. Bat now sbo is all
sofa and iU a Suing time for ua to con
sider oar national affairs.
Our oiutional politics H a big thing.
It alwaya was a big thing, hot it sretbs
t» mo aow that tho coming pie-ddetial
on his feet, rets him at his a. b, c of I
walking. a4dre*#»«*g him with comical I
dignity, “Well, governor, where shall [
wc go now ?’’
And although he only call him “gov
ernor," the mother's heart says—and the
father wnuld’t deny it were she to put it
in words—that more likely it will be
Prcsidi nt in that dim, Icjutiful and j
certainly very grand future.
Her choice, ihditgh, would lie that
he should be a good man and a happy
one.
Between them both they parcel out
for his maphnod's years all that makes
Hlo worth thejhing.
That baby rairiogc in (he hall means
a good deal, does it not?
It means everything to the father and
mother.
It means more than can he told.
If you have such a piece of furniture
in use you know all aluiut it.
If you haven’t, it’s waste of raw mn
trriiid to bother with you.—Wheeling
Leader,
Lovk tiik Childrkn.—Don’t be
afraid to show tho children" that
you love them. The boy or girl
will not easily go wrong whose arm
is twined morning and night aronnd
mother's neck, or whose head is
welcomed co its cuddling place on
father’s shoulder. It is on tho side
of their affections that children arc
most vmgtty held nnd guided, and
tho firmest rein- is the invisible,
golden cord of love. It is good to
humor children in following their
natural bent in all right and help
ful directions. ^Jieincinber that
education is,only tbo lending out
of pmrers aTfd faculties that are
within. Encourage,therefore, such
inclination toward books, studies,
mechanics, music, out-of-door pur
suits and healthful sports, as shall
help most truly to dovelop^-youft
hdd. As education comes" more
and more to include the dcvelope
ment of natural Bptitudc, it will be
more and more successful. It i$
good to humor your children in
preserving their individuality and in
fostering a true self respect. Teach
them, too ? the value of moncyi and
encourage them to%iaiiagc their
own financial affairs. This -will
give them important experience.
Diseases ot tie Ttroat ai La®.
o4 th#
AYERS
notice,.
IS HKBKIIJ- CIVKM TO AM. OK
my. former customers that I have re-
tb« WagontDR business, and all
oF»BR|for hauling of any description
l » £ “y residence, or that of Mr.
J. L Mgram, will b« thankfully receiv
ed, and promptly attended to.
aufT-ly. J. 8. BflUCK.
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Having completed my Stock of NeW
floods, I now oflbr to the trade gencrslly,
sinl the L**lics in particular, bargains, in
the w»y of Dress Qbods, Hals, kc. 1 call
especial attention to the Millinery Depart
meut, which has been selected'with c*re.
and Hats Trimmed to order, in the latest
#ml most fashion*hie style.
GjtUction luu l>cca be«t«rw#d upon all
aUufr art ikies of Mercban|Ue, sack as are
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OTTO P. WRITERS,
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MIDWAY. S G..
> Dealer In
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——AND •
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Pleaso don’t f ill to givii hinfa ouH. Ho
8*’1Ih tin* ti**st goods nt th>; loyvvst priors,
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rnibfie. Holice (iuwtie of New . York
U forjwlc bv «)l n«i*wN*leul(*r*. priee 10 retd* per copy
or it cm atinjet froi4(ho |*uhltdb«T.
Mih* rimiofi prb e, jW-4, per jr***r. Tho .Nirtlonnl
PolK’o i;Hy>*Tte, f»f New; York. Hw no nmiioeliou with
*ny other ptihlienihm of itN elasw^who Tor g;iiu,a> far
f *!* portNlhleMfkpy it« title and apps-amnof.
(- Ai'TiON—T ho pnhlir are a^aiiiNt
[ TiiTyTfTjr weak ?mft:itIoi‘»N 4»r the National lN»lie»* <i;i-
rette. In *11 wo that the pniwr Ud*t«-d’fn>ni
New York and ha-* the imMfRhiTb name prlnUtl ou
* M h e..|iyj k
Kemitune**© lw* m**lc by o|R. e order,
[ draft on N-tr York.or hr Fvgiw?er**d t#*tt«*r. to
ICIC , II k 1 % I > l\ . 1^4 >X. r.ih*.d.er,
< mt ^priK e and W il'i.ti i •'I - N \* Y«nt i'Uft
'THE WHITE
■ SEWING MACHINE
THE BEST OF AXE.
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled Simplintjl.
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in He Broad Claim
99 —I* ,«*€ _
VIlH Y nr.BT OM-.HATINfO
QUICKEST PEEEIWC,
FIANtUSSOMRST, A7*0
AGENT FOR. THE CELEBRATED
seji;u rs
Monarch Whiskey^
Also, L T. & J. G. Frost ft Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brothers*
celebrated Butter Crackers. _
sep26-ly Nos. 108,110. i \ 9 ^ 131 East, Bay, Charleston, 8. C.
♦ /
GREAT DRV GOODS
Weathersbee & Easterling,^—
Wholesale and BetoQ Dealers in
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Full Ftock Always ou Hand.
f'Agsa 699B3' RS®tiVK9 0ASiT.
Cash Paidior Cotton & Country Predffce^
i\ .. . r W'
-000 -
PERRY DAVIQ & SON, Providence, R. I.
----- _ . _ — — — — jg
THE BEST flEMEOY I'fiiEPLiCii TO buy yoii
Host Perftct
Sewicj
WOULD.
Kachiaa
nwiNE mhiiiii
346 BROAD STREI.T.
Augusta, . Ga.
The un<ler*igncd arc nr tv offering lo the
eitixen* ofAiigusta and tulh# public gen
rratly, the New Howe II, simple #n 1 light
running, ju*t out. Th# now improved
Weed, n<>i*eleM* *nd elcgnntly linichi-d
Tht-light runaing Nt-\r Home, Midi l.irgc
*p«cr nn ler #rm ,• *clf-a<lju«liug needle,
umple nn l durable.
The very latent iniprovFl Victor, with
j *rlf-ilireading hhutllc, and «clf setting
N.,.lie.
AN«, th# , *5ifW*rt'' Family, superior f«
any of the -nylc* in the market. Each one
is guaranteed by the maLcr lo be perle.t in
every re-pect.
Di) Allfhe alrtv# mentioned Machine) are
of i he very .latest improvement* Ilnhbvq#
tilbd on all of ilicm niihout running the
■nncliine. Sold M low figures »ini all guar
anteed.
J, E. D YHTOX,
Tlie mMingingparlncr of the firm, having
had more than ten yfctr* experience in the
iniMiies.*, i* thoroughly aopiainted with the
leading machines of tlic day, and will keep
in stock only such as kc knna* la be first
claos. However, a machine of any make
may be purchased through us by special
order.
R3L.. y peeial Mlfntion given to the repairing
of all kinds of machine*. Work done
promptly, and at Low Rales. All work
j-unra itofd. —
Needles, Oil and Altadiments, for all
kind.-e of Sewing Machine* for sale, at the
lowest rales for first-class good*.
• 'all nnd see our goods, whether you pur
chase or not. . '
4
Tti»e*«*tpefu'ori*vc!D'iWhitvls th, m#st eon-
Racing Iritite tv It* cicrfinr* *ri vuawterit,
e««r other rr.nfhinr*. a*'l ia tvtmitting ft te th#
tr*de w* p-it I' uoen i’i »*•*••*, o.-iC ii no Int'anc#
has M t.»r r«t Uilsd to li'M'.i an. r.cooinuiWaUes
lalUtamr.
Th* 1 forth*mite ha# lnrr«#«ed f# «#*h
S*i extant that •• ar# #ow •»in#atl«# to turn »ut
dL OMsaTlnV® Se--***xc‘
19V9.-y t>src» 3 Iza
t-aw a.^.y to
til j d.c.na.ri.a 1
Fver, iiuchiae I, wvrra.-ited fcf 3 fears, an#
«oW ler c *h »t lit-erst Ciuoimts, cr u-to# t.ss,
paimretr-. to snt the con,enioncc ct cu*tom*r<.
•e-Aozyrs Yi»n> ia Kiaccgno Tiaraxr.
mn sewincTmachihe ct:
N, 3 r -s ’d Ave.. Clertland, Ohi#,
— For wle-hy— f ^
J. D. & T. F. S .VI I T II,
2’.N) lino\n St., - - ArnusT.t.G.i,
Only 5c. Each.
% -»
I will receive, in n.fow day#,, from New
York, an«ith n r lot of goods, at FIVE
CENTS KtCH. consisting of Sauce Fans,
lirass Hand Bells. Tov Knlveo. Forks ami
H|mkuis, Curry-Combs, Ham mors, Can
Openers, Garden Hoes and Hakes com
bined. Hclssors, Lamp ( hlmneys, Papa-
terle, Note, Letter nnd (Jap Pujier i>er quire.
Envelopes per package, 1^-ad Pencils,
©riling Books, ('liroinus, M.ictlage, Ink,
Hlates, ABC BJoekn, Checker i Boards,
Book Mttaps. Toilet Soap. Tooth Dntshes,
Knitting Cotton. Bound and
Bombs, Bhvklng, Handkerchiefs, 'fowels,
Doylas Lace Bibs, Embroidered Marsel Tee
Bit»8,”ffewelry, Ac. I have a few articles
left of tny tirst lot, consisting as follows,
all of which I i (Ter xt live cents each
Dipfiers, Pans, Cake CuUers.Peppnr Boxes
Wash Basins, Coffee Canisters, F.gg Beat
eis, Potato Mashers, Toasters, Frying
Pans, MouUp Organs, Hoop-Skirts,-lilrue
Nov-rls. Iron Stands, (’offee Stands, Tack
Hammers, Tin Pistes, Ac.. A fresh supply
received weekly. I have an order for a lot
of second hand books, provided they cun
be purch«ed low down. J. S. SHUCK,
ai)g38-ly Agent.
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Co.
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
. April 4, 1879.
The following Schedule is in effect at this
dale:
I'm Fast Mail, Daily,,.
Leave Charleston - - « .
Arrive al Savannah - - .
Arrive Jacksonville - - .
Leave Savannah
Arrive Charleston - > .
Might train, Daily.
Leave Charleston «
7 00 a. m.
12 40 p. n».
7 50 a. m.
-tgOO p. m.
9 56 p. m.
Bamb«rg, 8. C.
Arrive Savannah
Arrive Port Royal
Arrive at August^
Leave Savannah
Leave Pot t Royal
Leave Angu«i*
ArrivoCh.trleafnn
* 7 50 p. m.
tt 25 a. ni.
4 00 a. tn.
6 3fi a. m.
- 9 00 p. m.
11 00 p m
8 20 a w
7 50 a. m.
.PuHttaaeanon all Ni(htTrain*.
C. R. GAuBDENi Engr. and 8u$f.
8. ^ BevuToN. 0» F.-WndT. Agent
THOS. Mt’KRAY.
HUUII JIUMtE.
Corner
4
Broad
‘Washington Streets
’ AUGIfSIA, GSOBOiA
ConvenieotfjL located To Business.
Wilh Telegraph Ollier in the Building, and Southern Express ('ompany
Office Nt \t Door to Hotel Builting.
Uootna Superior tn any in the cify. Table, Supplied with tho Beat the Market
Affords ; also Livery Stable (Vnirtectod \\ ith the House.
COM MKtt+HVL- TltATKLWW. *
*m’4AL HATKH TO
MtJRHrA Y
a BOYIYR. Pro^’rR
nWEIILY HOUSE.,
$2 Charleston, S. C. $2
SITUATED IN TOE BEND OF KINO
stri-et, Um* tw.n-t fa*hh>nabla pruOMMtl©
inYbe city. '■ ^
First elae* In all It* •ppotntment*.
TablefurnlebeU with tl»e l»-et afforded
by local, Koitheni and Soutlo ru marketa
Firet clnes Par and Barter Shop.
The llnent BlllUrd Bimni In theHouth.
SorvanU polite and atlentive.
13 per day.
•g.Lower raLw by the week or month.
GKO. W. SULLIVAN,
Latt. or A. J. Kuxu*t A TV.)
PropiUor.
Mr. J. U ILSON GUAII AM. of Barnwell a
11 tn the ofllc' of th - W, vcrly Hou-e, and
W ll bM grad to a*-** M* menv frl- nde.
ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
CASE MILLS, GIN ENGINES. COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING PULLEYS,
Hunger’ll Journal B<-xew, Milt Gearing, Gudgeon*, Turtdue Water Wheel Gin
Gearing. Cheap! Ju laon’a Uorerneru, D’stou’a Circular Saw, and Gumetw'and
Files, Belting an/| Babbitt Metal nml BraH* Fitting, Globe nnd Checlc Valves
nml Whistle#, Gauges, otc.<nnd Iron Brass Castings and repslrtt/rofL.
CtJco- R. X^ombu/rd & Co.,
JQBE8T OH For.VjKV and m utiink ivokks,
ni ar tiis watkr Towr.a, 170 rrxwirK *v*rxT,
' 4JKOHCHA.
OI^D XRfTNT A ^s; W ATVT'ED.
F. W. M asener & Co#
1-jO
VG2T. S Cl ■
J(VI, 1G.‘J ari l 1 (i’> East Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Queen Strccb
1”>, 1-), 17 and 10 Vendue Runxc.
w , Jr
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
__ Cotton and 3Naval Stores Factorw.
StSc Agcnta for Georgia »n)l Wegener Grange Guano. Liberal wlrances
” on Shipments of Cotton.
Wc have a -special Produce Department for wltic-Ij wc solicit consignments of
Rough Ilice, Peas, etc. senl8-(iav
A7)II7.V DATES,. '
CHARLES A'. Jil TES, r
UAAC UOhM#*,
JOILX B.STtTl.R.
THOS. R. McOAUAM, *
EDWIN BATES & CO.
-JOBBERS OF-
DRY GOODS an“ CLOTHING.
Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St., Charlfston, S. C.
‘twr
ROXiERTSON. TA-Y LOR & CO..
—Succeosors to GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
EDTTOIHCTOIS. VIOHSill (IICI1S
-AND-
COMMIBSiQH MBRCHANTS, —
t AKU 8 UAV^K WXUKKT. CIIARI.1CHXON. tt, C.
^aa-oofSKSJJBtis of cotton souciTE'r>.-«i . .