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■■annier P»»lurr lor Hog*.
.Thr •ubjoet of summer pasture for
hogs is beginning to attract more attention
in the right quarter than formerly. Far
mers have discovered that free range in
the wild wood* is, tor the preseat order
of things, oaither safe nor profitable.
Accordingly the best fllrteon nrr^atail-
tog fliemaelves ofnnj’ naturhl ft4s> fi b»gtr r
presented bp fawns to
suimuec pftstuiitge, or Kticnst a 4 good
summer range, for^ flieir hogli. A
piece of ttoodlnM affording sliAloknd
water makes an admirable range for hogs,
and ffadjjupiJBt' il piece «f 1
culiUrable paiture Ifttdwhrrectover-^ndf
other forage can bo grown, the farmer
has just about the ideal of a hog pas*
lure. The whole llfduld be surrounded
with a Safe rail fence, > ith a partition
fence separating the woodland from thr
pasture foe obvious rcasonx. .
If tb^ wool UH is uatardly iloHtud
witfi nut-bearing trees,' such as (he o»k.
hickory cimatnut, cliinquepin, d»c.,itUQ'
>crsimmon f mulberry, and otl»er wild
ruita, it would ad4^ much to Hs value as
• hog rsnc he—and if such things arc not
present toe farmar would find it gra itly
to his interest to set about introducing
them ns rapidly m possible. It would
save much com or otherfred, afford the
Mhnab Ap neacptlWe variety, H|d makr
the piece of lanaono of the most pro
fitable on the farm. The continuous
and excessive use of corn—if peradven-
turc a few of our farmers may be said to
food it oxoesaivoly—is wrong both in
theory and practice, and makes the ba
con cost mors thau the sjme can be
bought'for. This the forage Of the wood-
kind would serve to obviate...
If to this the puatnre Md wp.s'woik-
rmsliin
r,
cd to its capacity
mobs glass,
else irmitd ‘
mdurmsliing the rp-
ro-rtamp«*s little
will mska A detaraiaod fight on th«
banc that he a as eleatnd for a fpjl
tempyuid not for a vao 'oey. lie Ins pre-
pared bfa popers and Governor Simp
son is also preparing his case, which
will bo sf&bonitily atguod. If tUfif
News U Correct in sayiujj tl a‘ Judge
Willard, into'ids to stick, the is uc thus
raised will load to acvoral complica
tions. The aupremc Conrt nt present
con lists of Justice M elver, Justice
Willard one of the conscstaots, and
Jnstice- McfIowan, who having been
elected to fill ( a vacancy is directly in
terested in the issuas invo'vedin Wil
lard's case. The idisqualififation efi
J ustktl ^cesJUlas tho anpdipt^ '
tUSUt by tho Governor of two Circuit
i' 1 '*p fcprenCCiurt in
f>H,%4ls<fGn8c.. rtit 0ov#^V.,Simp-
stfo is also a party in interest, and lie
cannot appoint . llmafl.„jlpdgca J ! j Uc
must resign and let Senator Jeter as-
•uaio ajibcnwiPwiid iiMtktiptM. that
tarn- “Jdh-ififasi^ltwb %‘ssinaffir to
pUCUCed Senator Jeter. Although the
prevailing opinion among lawyers
is that Wizard uiujt yield, a number
of plile jovists consider thi«^ by no
mt^hs enrtain. •Wfrtt'evef Wthe'dWw* |
r—■
uJ^Ol .
> eoMIr*-
Mrrooi wok -
, „ , qraytoau Buy
•. OE^a’oir‘pARA«rTEa M«-
y cold, or olbarottM*. C»-
p’rort iiclna
throtn SMiaiici It pn>-
Inalles*c4thv|«r-
--T pooc*HT»hl« form
°< Um CsUrrh rermi produo*
•aimlcUkMul violent flu or cowj-hln*.
Kercr. litfl.kninimtloo of U>* I.uiu-i,
Itupoow, iiuuBs of u* UaU m4
hpAe ease, Just ho WiKard; riaeK
•llohly to fill A ‘vaciwliy, and liia.Ligh-<
est rsour^i} would b6 to acccpf the in-
tobtion oft lie Lcgijlatnre that l.ohored
him and relinquish auy techuidaf duim
he may have. In any event file 1 ex-
isttuoc of three Govd^dAl and ffve
S^Tredfo<lo«tt Judges i#.t wo is
pretty good oven for South Carolina.
Koiiovolor Plllt, which kllltUor ir ff*W dlaraao and
CABEa UM Prof. Pklno’lCatarrh Vapora»directed <
for I’rof. ralnatf Poalxxljr Uceord, orBhort-hand troatmentof dlnenao.
oncof rrofcWatoouf.lver K«M>
ttlirnotlmu a day, until cured.
line’s tiaurrh Vapor, AntUeptlc I'owden,
aonWo
'or i
hover I
on each tiotlle.
and Kcrm Toole Byron. For DYSPEPSIA
CONSTIPATION uaeTrof. I>aln«-.TuT3
rrlearea tho patient eoatlvo. For SKIN DIS-
I’alMMPeabody Kccord, or'Bhort- .... g- s JSWU”SJ,SWi.^2!ffla«
Um moat woudartul ourea ever known In Catarrh, OonmunpUen, etc., read the Peabody Record.
Things That Never Did and Never Will Cnre Catarrh.'
WOTTfrn rax. oxysrn Inhalants, powder* andenaffa, natal donche wl’h ealt and other Irritant^
rarbolle acid, murtateof amiuoaia, famrt of —* ‘ *—* '
bolato of tar,
'
n of th
murlato of ammonia, rloctriclty and salvanlsm. irrl-
..— alfo“ •
by, allopathy, and
a a Nil'
I other nalblen. TUee*
„ jreatadd u
atlAittattSflon of thAirAB KSet. AH Si IninoroSa ex
otMmnone asu IntWlratWin, I have at Jaet vnaMwiy rranddlKoverle* of <
Antlxeptle treatment of dlxeaeo. W’lthonMiny pretonetoa 1 ofTcrtlicxoreinodlef ,
by tho cxporlencoof ten yrarx'itudy and practice and tho tnereiaful treatment of SU,u4)oa*ue. So
far nx I know noth *lnnlo failure to cure hae occurred In my practice.
For Doecrlptiou and Caro of All iJlnaee*, *end lor Prof, raine'a la rye Praetlco of Medicine; 1,000
Bate', ft On. 111 " •——— ■■ i *
for HOME TREATMENT, (end for Prof. Paine’! DomcUlc Practice or ficw School Itcmodlea; MO
pa-r-x, io.
t or Pciaonal r.iamlaatlon and Treatment, call or write to Prof. Paine. S3 8. Klnth street. l*hll>
•*’'8!
Prfel
ive. Never-falling Pore of FEVER AND AGUE, CHIU. FEVER NEURALGIA and RHEU
MATISM , H" Prof. Palrie'x AntUeptlc Powders orPllls and t athartlc by run.
. For Kositlvo Cure of all forma of NERVOUS DEBILITY, m* Prof. Palue’t S. P. P1U or Nery«
Tonic Syrup.-— —r.... >■ ■' ' ■ ■*-,—:
Medic loos may be ordered through druggists, agoots, or directly from the main offloe,
crsfiisitfjfu STMSNTs philabplphu. —
(f Iv { • -t- P ' 9r *~ ' P ; —
For sale by Leroy Molair, Barnwell, 8. C., and Q. E. Steidman, BUokville, 8.0.
mhlt-
ipacitv in lu
be flcffma for IliRi speeioa of
stock at any period of the year, and tho
owner would find tho work of growing
pork cheep and pcfitjble. 'Culeoini-
tivelj few farmers seem to have reiiuccd
hog rahitTig to that nyrtem thnf makes k
the least trouble and expense to them
personilly, ami consequently the most
profitable in the end. The light, how
ever, is breaking, and soon decided
changes will be saiuifoei ia the prasuost. , . . . ,,
of idsm mnn. Miiay farsit praient, .““UjjPV* jrould ove
icculiarfy good advautages for just the , ne c ic.i
-l ■' | i • a 1 T •hor*t/»ii4»al tlxi.m oitil k*..»»I i
paaturago suu range moat desnnble in
1 .
ties
rearing the bog. and abuoek every pjacc
tifTordi supie fajiti’i^i iloi u i^tl l-e tiufi-
rdlb^o^l acqpiift krylliij purpteR.
IxCt thoM i! wnTThtrte utflTze Ihcm ni OiftflTt
We believe such a change would re
sult in a marked decrease of dUrasc-
such aa cholera, and I We is certainly
Do cheaper plan of raiaiug of growing
uaifc thaR the <#tcfaintly muIiro^ iJ'%ta.
In fhts eUlliae we leave many dvJk
for the intelligent, practical owner to
fill up for himself, aud will close these
MiggeaUM parafrjpba sitji a list of crops
acceptable U> striae. Hovgr, rye,oats,
timothy, orchard gnus, intUa, ebufa.
jiotatoes, turnips, mangold*, beets, mel
ons, squash, cabbage, sweet [•otatoes,
peauuta, graan cor it, aifar - caite, JkU.
peas. Knjin this list yjy uiav secure a
s iocer , a Cf crops for b«th Wlater and
summer, aad will Mod lifcje or uufflia^
rise for producing the firmest, best and
hesithiect pork that cah be found iu a
domestic state.
Car* uw«*
lo ■*encil.
A le"«/f! pAicil should never be 'ltd
It hardens the lead and ruins the pencil.
This fact is known to newspaper men
and stenographer^ Hut nearly every
one else does wet a pencil before using
it. This fact whs dcfiutely settled by a
newspaper clerk away down Fust.
Being of u. mathctnsticul - turn of miiftl,
he ascertained by actual count, that of
fifty persons who came into an office to
■write an advmlsemmt or church norice,
forty-irnewct lajienuil in their moRths
before «4ifor ft..Now thi^lferV/idffays
uses the best pencil* that can be procured
••-in fact is s connoisscurjn load pcntiils,
dtW iiliiox « gyod one wHh something
of the pvJa** .» kohlicr ffoi-fa tu liis gtfo or
sword; and il hurts his fueling* to have
his pencil spoiled. Hut jKiliteucas and wi tl. the loilldsofpotashandIron, all pow-
hus(uc-<a roinijcrntions require him to ! erful Mood-making, hlood-eleanalng, and
food bis pencil aeorcs of times every day. \
And olttm, alter it hail been wct.tiliitf -aflehtivW^sdMna kaDwRorawatlablato
——
Cm
Js a compound of tho virtues of sarsap*
rltta, stillmgia, mandrake, yellow dock,
.xlldoof potash and Iron
was
ttio, aj
hard and brittle and refused to
ould overpower liinn
p pencil* and
sharpened them, and kept theinto lemt 1
f I ' 11 rx ^ V"* ♦ W/VWMrVW W 11 4 m ^ kr 4
.folH^d’ ft
foaUahc |Knt
wtiinai' bepaili
foliisfo'V.a . He
wtbdiid saved
I’ret eMli«« of IIor;
f'holci a.
By oxperiuiaota I have discorered a
eum/ortbia fofal disease Knowing'it
will bq of great benefit to the whula
country, I send it to you for publication :
Aa equal quantity of
a tobt aprfcikliug 0< ask. Stirred togullicr
and given fHi*r a day. spread on n board,
will put a atop to this Hi*treeing dis
ease among swine. 8. P. W’iunix.
Sceiety Hilk July 13.
1 mlorMOMird Wlae.^
Gatber clean, ripe grape* ; atrip tbcm
from the stems; put them into a slew
kettle and bring to a foil; turn them in
to a sack, press out the juice; put the
jutoetpek iato tW hfftfo and bring it
again to the boiling point; then set it ofT]
and with a fonne) fill it into bottle*--
rh,'unp..g»e botfles arcbest-^tD they are
folk Have some strong musliu cut into
pieces two inchna#qnare,iis many ss there
are bottles to be filled; then melt some
Foaiu in a convenient vessel; add thertto
tufficent tallow to render it slightly
elastic, so that it will not break or crack,
m cooling at*! win*it air. With this
melted rosin cover one side of the two 1
inch square cloth; lay It oper the luotith
of the Jbottlo and with the hand
press it down around the neck of the
bottle; tio ahtrle string around it, thetj
put a little more rosin over the top.
Jlcarss in Horses.
IIcrvcs if caused bjr pver-foeding on
elovar, hay or straw, and sometipiet
by oilier bulky and innutritions foods.
I he expansion of the stomach presses
upon and interferes with the action of
the luugs.^ Dusty hay, smutty straw
and o'.hcr impure bulky substances ni;iy
give trouble sometimes by irritating tiie
air paamges and cause heaves.' Often
itis constitutional, being inherited,
with narrow chests and lungs incapable
ofperfaiimog their frtie service during
violent exertion. It is doubtful if it
can be entirely cured, but relief may lie
possible- Feed moistened euf/eed,
mwal jbixei with It,-or stgnped ogfa A
horse with the heaves should* be. ied
and watered at i*e't two btmra before
fioing out to work. The trouble is
liable to return at any time,
eertainty of relief from it
The fim person who took up the stack
ggrrcil /was n drnynmo,
Viiioiiinpn^ R
nt in tils. fou
it for scrcnl nrinuies while he was totw
turiog himself in tho effort to write an
ndrertlscmrrrt tnr* a mtiPlfiw Mpt dog:
rraw “ O
Tnc next was a man whoso mouth over-
iowe l with Yofareo friicrc^in oStMiiks
n Mob siie^i*# Who fo|t ttfSodl
each time he wrote a word. Tnen a
swoHrlooking young lady came into the
offiue, witli kid gloves that buttoned the
whole ion th of her arms, and hung in
R row of button* and button hole* half a
yard over her shoulders Sba picked op
the same old pencil and pressed it lo
her dainty lips preparatory to writing an
IBfcrflseiufflrfoF* Tost bracelet. Tbe
olsrir vnaild have >ta\wd h»T haw(R even
at tlm jtisk (if 1 a box sfabo l«tp*n-
bitl ever Faber catcfro, 1 dt hi S-as uxW
late. And thus that pencil passed from
moulh to uioulb for a week. It was
MflMPMPofltof hll rapk s Cud sta-
mi al. <* «**»&*- and
unclcaiiline-s. Finally the clerk who
had now foariicd always to keep a lend
ing pencil with him, went tosocafriead
who was just recovering from typhoid
fever, and who borrowed a pencil to
write his acknowledgments to kind
neighbors who had watched with him.
Next day that pencil went upon the
counter, attached to a pad of }»apcr by a
string, and w as in turn admitted to the
mouth of every caller. Alas, it had
absorbed the fofal typhoid genus, and
one by one those who nicked its poison
ed point were brought four by the epi
demic. Hut we forebear. Surely no
one who fends this will evifigain Wet
s lead-pencil. Let it be a terrible warn
ing.--Denver Times » l0 , ,
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Just Arrived
-AT-*'
Chas. Pechmann’s
Jr i J
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» '*1 ' <*■ A
Ji A NWW Htoyfo of
AT wBt jl.
Dry Goods,
P n Ch ■ .* K
BpOT«, SllOKB
—and—
t<
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NOTIONS,
l
AND A LOT OF
Fresh Family Groceries
—IN MY—
Bar Room
,j Can b* frooiud the finest slock of
WINBB, LIQUORS. AND SBUKS
tffer brought to the village. •
to Barnwell don't
>o4ne,
of it, to keep him •«. It is not common
with homd'fiiat have the Best '
Cowt.
—j Supre
The GreenvBfo New*
Willard, whone term of office it
9 maiotained. will expire io Augusf,
reports that
or offit
. -A.WTjr&'sv.A. Qui.
MBS. V. K. THO
Centrally located, convenient to bind-
toy20 tf
Ui<> puMic. Tlte scienrca of medicine and
chemistry hare never prod need ao vain*.
ble a remedy, nor one so potent to cure
all iliseMee renuItJnf from impure blood.
It cure* Hcrofula, aixl all aerofalows
Rrubw, I'tfflulea. TUotClie*. Bofla, T*U
niora. Tetter. Humors, 8*11 Rheum,
8rald-he*xl, Ringworm, t'leer*, Sorea,
Khesimntlam,Merrurt*! l>Ise*ee,Neu-
ralct*. Female VV<-»kne*aee and Ir-
reRuInrltoM, JwuaRlee, A She Ilona of
Dy its Marching and rUnnstng qunUtlea
ft purges out the font rorrapttona which
con tain mate the blood and ranse de
rangement and deeny. It sthwglnlna and
enliven* the vital function*. It promuls*
noergy and •trenatb. It restore* nod pre-
arrvee henlth. It Inlnaea new life and
vigor thinugt*>*| ti>RWhqtaswRnWW' ho
sufferer from gptl *■» wlklar -ti a
Impurity ofvae b;en.l n.ta dmRa'r, W Ik>
wilt give Ay*k'» S*M*rcniLi.a n fair
trial. Hcraetnber, the earlier the trial,
the apeedier the cure.
Iu recipe luu been furnished to phyai-
elan* everywhere; and they, recognizing
(Uuiuperior quail lie*, administer It in their
• now posarifoer thWcdlMdenee to idnlUo*
of peopl* who liavc ezperiearod benefiu
from IU marvelloua curative rlrtuea.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aytr A C#.,
FraMlcal and Analytleal ChemieU,
Loweil, Mass.
gOU) BT 4U, naiUOKT* ITSBTWUaa.
'ifi« «-. vf--
G. W. Stateson,
Carpenter and Builder,
Barnwell G- H., B. C-
Estimates lumisbed. All work done
THE PL ^.CE TO BUY YOU
SEWIM MACEINE.
*W' —18 —
• 346 BROAD STREET,
Augusta, Ga.
The undersigned aye new offering to the
citizens *f AvguM* and u> the pAfic gen
erally,' ihe Nev Il*w« II, simple' and Ifghl
running, just out. The new improved
Weed, noiseless and elegantly finished.
The light running New Home, with 1*rg*
space under arm; aclf-adjiisting needle,
simple and durable.
Th* very Istsfit. improve I Vidor, with
self-threading minitle, and self selling
Need I*.
. Also, the “Slewari" Family, superior to
any of the dyle* iu the market. Kadi one
I* ruarunleed by ihe maker luTboperfeit in
•very re-ped.
gfij*- in the shove mentioned Machines are
of ibe very latest improvemenls llubbins
filled on all of them without running the
machine. Sold at low figure* aud all guar
anteed.
j JL B. BAHTONJ, w
The managing partner of the firm, hating
had more than ten year* eipcrience in ibe
business, Is thorongbly acquainted with Ihe
leading machines of Ihe day, and will keep
in slock only such as he knows la he first
class. However, a machine of any make
■maw be purchased thru ugh u* by special
[oMfier. , ”
W0^„8|>eeia1 attention given to the repairing
ol all kinds of machine*. Work done
promptly, and at Low Rales. All work
guars ileed.
Needle*, Oil and Attachment*, for all
kind* ol Sewing Machine* for *ale,.at the
lowest rale* fur flrsl-cU*s go-els.
rdU and ae oar goods, whttU*i you pur-
cliA*o or nM.
Correspondence solicited. Address,
J. £. BARTOK &
AUGUSTA, G A.,
Agent* wanted. .novfi-tf
ou favorable tei
style.
«Bd clal
jy22-1 m
STATIIMY MIS,
SUM-
B O r B E R s.
Plantaiion Engines,
Plantation an ! Custom Grain Mills,
L
SAW MILLS, THRASHERS,
A»fl fill kinds of New aod Sccond-
Haad Machinery for aale low and on
acc iiumod'ating terms.
Consul* your interests l y calfing up
on or addrcBsiug the Genera! Agent for
F. a. LOUD,
«p8-ly .\WLU8TOV, 8. 0.
NOTICE!
STILL AHEAD OF ALL COMFETI-
TION.
Tho*. Wynne, Inventor and Manufvy
turerof the improved Hho-Fly Cotton Utn.
Open to the world. Priee, $3 SS per saw,
yable first of October next. F, O. Bel-
FIFTEEN
DAYS
?wt Trial
A13 Stop Organ
ONLY
PATTERSON ORGAN
Three ceta Reed*, 6 Octaves, 18 Stop*. Di-
rncnxionx : Hoi(jht, 74 in.; Width, 48 in.; Dnpth 34
In. Improved Knea Swell aad Grand Or«»n Knee
Swell. The styla ef thia Orpan U beautiful end
tmlunn. and combine* elegance of Design, Ju-t pro-
portlon, md heentiful fliileh. The cane ia of eolid
Sleek Welnut. teetabillr ornamented with hend-
aome Mottled French Walnut Panels, which, being
highly Snlebed, contrast admirably with Dark Wal
nut of Caae. The tone I* remarkable for purity
and ayreetnesn, combined with volume, va
riety and brilliancy- The touch I* quick,
responsive and pliant, *ud, in fact, the whola
Instrument, in action and caae. ban every rcqulaiio
ef the moi* perfect Parlor Organ, aor No bet
ter organ can be purchased for family
u**. -n You pay for instrument only
after you have fully tested It at your
own home 10 day*. Ifnotaarepreaented, return
'it both waya. Each
It at my eipenae. 1 paving freight both way
Instrument boxed and delivered on care hero for
only $80. Fully warranted for 6 year*.
Remembar tbl*offer last my lowest Net Cask
wholesale Factory price, therefore no reduc
tion can be madg. Order at once from thia adver-
tifement, giving a* referonco any rceponalble Dank
er or Bum nr** Arm.
190. $166,
e**.
AdvertlM lo Thb Pkoplx
.—. $«s. iu. iso,
HIO. SO* npwerda. with fltool and
natruetton Book. SPECIAL INDUCE-
offered to Obtirche*, Lodges Cler
gymen, School-Teacher*and Sign Paint
er*. Correa poo dance aollclUxl ILLUSTRA
TED CATALCX1UK, *howt»g all my atyla*
of Piano* and Organs, aant free. Address
> JAMKH T. PATTEBSOH,
.TO. Drawer U Bndgep*rt. Co*B., U. B. A
myl3-4m ' 'h*/* ,
m—,» - i
NOTIC E
IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL OF
my former customers that I have re
sumed the Wagoning buslncee, and all
furfowfomrof four dreciiptfNn
, of Mr.
— 'tVHHBfofoMBed t«s> _
*ug7-ry. ' ^ Xb ShT^CIT.
Baltocribe to Tu Peopul
—toMBSfah—
n TO RENT.
*9
BI
for_^i
Offloe*.
V^tore. Sul
mayfi-tf
ires now before the public. You ran
Sasha mouey faster at work (or a* than at
gay thing else. Capital set r>vpitred. W«
will atari you; Twelve daihini a day and
you; Twelre iMhini a day
upward made at home by the ludii4riooa. Men, wo
men, boy- and gtd* wanted everywhere to work for
ua. Now la the time. You can devote your whole
time to the work, or only your ana re momenta. No
other buaineaa will pay yon nearly aa well. No one
willing to work can tail tajnake anormoua pay by
engaging at once. Costly outfit and terms free. A
great opportunity for malting money easily and bon*
ormhly. Addreat True A Co., Augusta Maine. tv8-v
Kxi'hung^r.
I wish to exchange a dealrabie house
and lot In Augusta, Ga., for country
property. For further information,
Address X. Y. Z.,
Care J. W. Holmes,
ieclffotf WtUistdn, B. C.
H. W. Walkar
MIDWA.Y, S C„
Groceries.
Dealer la
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
-AND-
ClothiDg,
General Merchandise*
Pluase don’t f ill to give him a call. Ho
selln the best goods at the lowest prices,
and pays full figures for cotton—in seed
or baled. apl-ly
* NEW YORK’S -
GAS-LIT LIFfi ILMISTKaTED.
Th« above 1- the Mile o| s aeries of sketch** of th*
shady side of Ufa and character in ike Great Metre-
poll*, now being fully illustrated from authentl*
sketches in the
National Police Gazette
ofXcw York, woieh are realistic and faithful pnr
tralturea from real life. Thr illustrations are by the
1» <t artistic talent attainable, and the descriptions
are from the pen of the most gifted journalist and
brilliant writer in America, who, it la conceded, has
rivaled that master band at word painting—4'harlea
Dickens. It lx sufficient to any that “New Yorkk
Gaslit Life" will present the most striking, vivid and
truthful nicturoe of the the under-current of life ia
New York Gity that has ever been presented to ibe,
n 'tlic. The National Pollcu Gaaette of New York
acjmle by all new dealers, price I* cents per copy
Usher.
ROBERT B. WHITE,
- ■ - . ^3s>—wa^*-** —— - . —
imk ■
Subscription price, flM per year. The
' r York, hi
from the pabl
, „ . per year. The Nalieual
MBoe i laurel*, of New
any othrr publication of its class, who for gala,
a* possible copy Its title and appearance
t.AUTION—Th* pubtlr are cant toned ayainst
buying weak imitation* of the National l'olie*<.a-
zctle. Inallcaaeaaeethat the paper i»dal*d from
New 7'ork and baa the publishers name printed oa
«fhwyy.
Kauiittancre should be made by past office Older,
dreAon N«w Y**k,<wby regtstored lettar, to
ItlCtt V 1*1 > K. IrOX. Publisher,
for. bpnice and Wil'iam Sts, New York City.
T
HE WHITE
Sewing Machine
op
Unrivale/. in Appearaxt,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed iu Construction,
Unprecedented iu PePetarity,
And Undisputed iu the Broad Claim
a# l«—« rare
VKXtY DEPT orsatATino
’ UL'ICKEPT RKXJL1NO,
*— MAfHOPO—KPT. JLMO
lloct Perfect Sewing Keohlne
IM THC WORLD.
Th* gua t payuUrtW of ft • WMI* Is ft* m**l (
tfneind’t'OrU ta Its eicil'anca »** taperm
*v#e aresv mscbines. an* la aubanlMaf ft ta
trade w* pat It upon Its me. i**, aa* In a* l*C
y*t tallsd 1
has It ever
la Its la tar.'
I ta aaHit; *nj i
Th* * siaao* lac tire Whit* hat ta«i aaia* ta i
on aslant that •« art aew cs■petto* ta tar* aaf
JL CornxLat* Waved.xvg ~b*'ont>1 ram
■vwr-y Oax«« m.Ln.vitoa La
Lb* day to avievly
13x« rlog-narva.1
Ertry ataebb-s is warrsntad for 3 yvan, sag
•at* far rah at MOaral <nt*anta. as apan saiy
*i. Is salt th* naunalta** al i
ne-iaim tavtx3 w ooocuma rmrcir.
WHITE SEWIMMACHIHE CQ.?
m 360 EacM Are.,
—For sal* by—
J. D. & T. F. 8 M I T H,
200 Broap 9r., - - Al'OflffTA.GA.
Only 5c. Eacli.
I will receive. In a few days, from New
York, another Jot af goods, at FIVE
CENTS EACH, oousieting of bauce Pans,
Brass Hand Bolls. Toy Kutves. Forks and
Spoons, Curry Combs, Hammers, Can
Openers, Garden Hoes and Rakes com
bined. Sensors. Lamp Chimneys, Pape-
terle. Note, Letter and Cap Paper per quire,
Envelopes per package, Lead Pencils,
Writing Books, Chromos, Macllage, Ink,
Slates, ABC Blocks, Checker Boards,
Book Straps, Toilet Soap, Tooth Brushes,
Knitting Cotton. Round and Dreaelng
Bombs, Blacking, Handkerchiefs. Towels,
Do y las Lace Bibs, Embroidered Marsel leg
Bibs, Jewelry, Ac. I have a few articles
left of my first lot, consisting as follows,
all of wliich I flier at fhe cents e*ch
Dippers, Pans, Cake Cutters,Pepp8r Boxes
Wash Basins. Coffee Canisters, Egg Beat
ets, Potato Mashers, Toasters, Frying
Pans. Mouth Organs. Hoop-Skirts. Dime
Novels, Iron Stands, Coffee Stands, Tack
Hammers, Tin Plates, Ac. A fresh supply
received weekly. I have an order for a lot
of second hand books, provided they can
be purchsed low down. J. 8.8HUCK,
augffi-ly Agent
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Co.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
April 4, 1S79.
Th# following Schedule is in effect at this
date:
Fatl Mail, Daily,
Leave Charleston
Arrive at Savannah
Arrive JackroiviUe. -
Leave Savannah •> -
Arrive Charletion •
7 00 a. nt.
12 40 p. in.
7 50 a. m.
4 00 p. m.
, if 66 p. m.
Might Train, Daily. •*'
L«ave Charleston - - -7 50 p.m.
ArriveSsvannah - *ff 24.a. m.
Arrive Port Royal - ’ - • 4 00 a. m.
-Arrive at Augusta - • - . 6 86a.m.
Uavcdauuaah - - •3 00 p.m.
Leave Port Royal » w 11 00 p m
Lear* AugaMo • • • • SO a ■
fiVnfiACharUsion - . - . 7 60 a. m.
1 TdWWmSfeMk all .tlghfTrala*.
C. 8. GADSDEN, Engr. aad 8«pr.
8. C. 8*n*ro*, G. F. and T. Af*aa
f
Marble land Granite Works
i. ” • • ,
MEE^INQ- STREET, COR- HORLBEOK’S ALLEY
apS'ly . GIFTAKLESTON.BvO.
«
otto r.
v—
Wholesale Grocer,
—AND DEALER IN- "
-a
st^ars. Liquor and gutmwwi
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
Also, L T. A J. O. Frost ft Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brethsra'
celebrated Butter Crackers. , „ „ „ ~
* sep26-ly Nos. 108,110. H». and 181 East Bay, Charleston, B. C.
Barnwell’s
GREAT DRV GOODS
—AND-
-ooo-
Weathersbee & ~ Easterling,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Fall 8loak Always on Hand.
TBISB 6<9»88 RS8SXVI9 lAItT.
Cub Paid forCottvi ft Cauatry Prodici
OfL. ■ i - ■ I,. _
nov20*
THOS. MURRAY.
S¥G? AT ,,l ' tiUW)VLE:
Comer of Broad and "Washington Streets
AUeiXSIA. GEORGIA.
CooTHiltttly iDcatad To BnsiDeM.
Wilh Telpgrapb Olhcf in the Bulldlnjr, and Sogihem Express Conpaij
Dice Nrxt Door lo Hold Hoiking.
# " i
Rooms Superior to any in fhe city. Tabic Supplied with the Beat the Market
•- Affords ; alao Livery Stable Connected With the Houm.
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
MURRAY 4 BQYT^JgroVrg-
WAVERLY HOUSE,
$2 Charleston, S. C. $2
SITUATED IN TIE BF.NDOF UNO
Htrnrt.tko moat faebionable promenade
In th« city,
FI rat clae* In nil It* appoint mant*.
Table funitahed with the br*t affordod
by local. Northern and Southern market*
Flrat i-Uaa Par and Darbar Shop.
The fitreat ItlUiard Room la the South.
8ervact<p«llteaud attenUre.
Bo**! p*>r day.
•a. Lower ratra by the week or mouth.
GEO W. St'LLIVAN,
(Latb or A. J. Kiiridi A Co.,)
Proprietor.
Mr. J. WILSON GRAHAM, of Barnwell,
Litothe ufflo-of the Wavetly Houae, and
will be grad to eee a|« many frVndq.
ORDER YODR
SAW MILLS, GRIST MTT.TaSl
CANE MILLS, GIN ENGINES. COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING PULLETS
Hanger’a Journal Boxea, Mill OoarlnR, Oudgnona, Tnrblna Water WbeH, Olo
Gearing, Cheap! JuJoon’a Governera, INutoa'a Circular Saw, and Gamer* and
Filea, Belting and Babbitt Metal and Braoa Fitting, Globe and Gbeck Volvo*
and Whletiea, Gauge*, etc., and Iron Brass Costings and repairs from
Geo* R. Lombard & Co.,
FOREST CITT FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS,
mak tiii w it** tow*», no rnwtcx rrserr,
OLD IROlSr AISTD BRA.8S W WANTED.*
F. W. Wagener Sa Co.
0BABLB8 VGN. 8 0.
159 101,163 and 165 East Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Queen Street
13, 15, 17 and 19 Vendue Range.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Cotton and IM aval Htores Factor*.
Sole Ageuto for Georgia aud Wagener Grange Guauo. Liberal adroncea mads
r———;—r . on Shipments of Cotton.
We have a upccial Produce Department for which we eolicit conaienmenta of
RoupJ^Rice, Peas, etc,* — ^plS-Cm
EDWIN BATES,
CHARLES K. BATES,
ISAAC IlOL
m
JOHN B. STETLK.
THOS. R. MtOAUAN,
EDWIN BATES & CO.
-JOBBERS OF-
DRY GOODS in' 1 CLOTHING,
Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St., Charleston, 8. C.
• #» Ole
ROBERTSON. TA-T LOR & CO..
SccCMaar, lo 010. V. V1LUAIU t CO. -
COTTIf HCTI1S, YIH1S1U CllClfr
“4ND-
caMUfseion MBKCHAxm
1 A* 1 * 9 HAYN* UTmcKTr CH>k»L,M»rroJ'r, m. O
••“CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON SGUCITED-ttf ’
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