The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 09, 1880, Image 4
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a cntR?fi;i> i.irn.
i4rmti»n«« *n4 INr«p*« of • Mirhi^an
v i'riYrtte in ^a^—A Tra^c
Drtiull Kfv«' l*rv»<.
thw of Un in Ml I’ainiirlMilile private
toKiisr* oa either nioe oftha 1..U 1 nar
» youn^ man aMiiHid Tutu K.cikjUJ»-
•rivafe in the -acouJ .Mieliis:aii Inf.intry.
Hi* reniurknjililT begnti wjlh hw buii<l
He hnH arms n full Itaml l(iii"er limn any
ya;«M who bn f.>u«4t Ha -lw«l w*»
m.»rc backbone than a sn ike, and could
almost lie himself in a knot. He could
tell tha date oir a stiver i|U rtcr!ie!dii (
•t M-
tw -nty feet away, nnJ he could hear every ste-d a kt-M h»r pny. ~I fetwemlter—1
word of a convers ittot) in a comutmt t oie
ol voice acroas au onlinnry street. He
twnId run half a inilc a* fist as any
oflieer** horse coni l tfallop, and there
was a standing offer of $10 to *ny tn«n
who could hold him down, tin abet
of a b ix of sardiues ho once jcMSed six
sen ineis within an hour. On another
ocoaaion he entered the co’onel's tent
tend brought away tint otfieer’s
boots.
When Tom's rcniatkaldo fjua'iflea
tinns Were discovered he was detailed as
a scout and spy, nod was changed from
one dep irtmeut to an ithcr. In the ca>
j>ocity of spy ho entered Richmond three
times. Unentered Vicksburg and'
preaehed a ssnnon to the soldiers a week
net'orc tlmanwrindcr. Ho was in New
Orleans five diys before tint city was
fikrn. He was a uutti w holt roily bcliev.
ed ih it he e >uld wot Iw killed by nn cu-
cmy, and he governed his ^movemen’s
accordingly.
While under the orders of General
Jlookrr, Kelley proved on several occa
sions that he could sec farther with the
naked eye than any offloor with the field
glam. If ho could get a place of con
cealment within.fifty feet of a (itchet he
ro dd catch the countersign. lie vidted
Jjook an Moun'ain iutending to spike as
many of the Confederate guna as possible,
iliadirguise was that oh* farm r who
had been driven from home by the Union
forces. The tuemy somehow got sus
picious of him, and he was plnced in
the guard-house flir the uLht. There
wan • sentinel at ttie d mr, and others
Hear by standing guard over guns sud
stores, b it it was ah the same to Kelley.
With mu old li i plate lor use as shovel
and scoop he burrowed out at the back
end of the buiidigg and walked up to
two piceet of artillery and spiked both
Wore any aU»m w»s raised. When the
sentin*ls began tiring at him In ran out
ol camp, but before he was clear of it he
hui been fired on fifty times.
Kriley wasitwee aptured when »<l o;p,
hy Miss-inri guerillas. Nf heu he opened
his eyes lie was surrounded by fire or
six men on foot and other* in ilia sad
dle. It was under a tree in on open
field, and he had been tricked by a dog.
Aa he ruse up at their command he re
sorted to his wonderful skill as a gym
nast. Hy dodging and twisting aud
jumping be got out of the crowd, pulled
« man otf the saddle and Woii'd have ca-
raped hail not the d 'g fas'-eoed to hts
leg. He was then put under guard in
a log house with only one room. Two
sentinels sat M the door with lev olvera
■■ t k, eir hands, and kept watch on hia|
erery ui- vomcnt. After no hour or
two Kelley nppr-«ehed aa if to offer
them tuba'-co, aud jumped dear over
their heal* idle a •teer. He had inII a
mile of open field to cruse, a id be cn»a-
ed it uad-i the fire of a acore of musket*
and revidvers without be.ug hit.
louring the three years and naif iu the
aowk-e K'^'ley csptunsl fifty-taro ('on-
felemte« and tcuisl them «n^r ag pris
oner . Hu hirnaelf was captured and
cm*«p«* 1 five ijtnas. As a spy hs enter
ed m.^: than thirty Con fedrr to cam pa
and fort* Us »ae fir d upon at least
1<HK) times, sud yet was never wounded.
He hud said that he would never die
by the hand of an enemy, aud his pro
phecy e«wtc true. Iu the last year of the
war, while bringing ai capture 1 Confad-
emfe scout into • amp, b<>th were killcsi
within lorry rods o! the Uuion lines by «
belt of lighiniug.
IVesvIy 3I«arrlr«l t woplra.
* Btlllinorw rrMlijrlrrUu.
It it the happiest and most virtuous
s*ate of society iu which the husband and
wife set out together, make their proper
ty to {other, and wiih perfect sympathy
nl soul graduate all (heir ex|a*usee.
p ans, culeulutiona, and desires with
r forenco to their future and common
interest.
Nathiof dal'ghts man more than to
(Utter fh* peut little tenement of the
young people who, within two or three
year*, without auy rosourees but their
own knowfedg* of industry, have joined
hem and baud, nu 1 eng tgod to share
together the ^ responsibilities, duties,
interestu, ta-ialf, wnd picasu s of life.
The industrious wife is cheerfully em-
plnyiag her hands in domestic duties,
putting her house in order, or mending
Itvf hu'band'* clothes or preparing din
ner, while perhaps the lilllu darling sits
prattling nu the floor, nr lies sleeping in
Rill Arp ©w Modern Cowrtablp.
I am sory lor tii« little chaps of this
genemtiow, f- r they are staffed and
cramimd *ih every good t,king he'iww
tin y get old enough to enjoy it, and thur
vei yji ra lies are fitted with marbles *nd
lop*, tunl pocket kniveer-wmf thrHarwurif
they arc surf Hcd aud get >ired of
everything and go about unhappy ai d
yyliiirug for soinOtliing «Ue. C’hiMrcii
ain't children now. The boys don’t
play bul pen, nor towu ball, nor cat,
n*-r i-hi.ikapins < ml string ’em and put
'em around their sweeheart's necks and
wHI remcinbor— l will,always.reincmher
tlicllrst sweet kUs I got from mine,
t linger cakes Were mighty good in^their
way, but they “never thrille-U ytternor
waked itp the eTysisn j »ys that slumber
ed in tny astonished bosom. Wonder
it tho like r f tlmt is to come back to n
man in Heaven? I hope so, far love is
Hexvcti, *nd that kindjof love W/s in
nocent and ptne. I hones - ly believe
tho boys of the fbUeti^ times loved the
girls a hc*p better, than the boyado
in»w, and—versa-visa. There wasriT so
many things to distract their attention
and scatter it all a round promiscuous.
Why when one of them old lime hoy*
loved a girl ha ioved her ns lurd as a
tmilc could kick, l^wed herall ovcr;
hejnst felt exaetlv liko.he could wade
through bloody tea* to get her. Uut
.now there is so many tine clothes, so
much jewelry to distract a young-girl's
uttevion that shelj think sjinorc of the
fashion and riot her than sinrdocs of the
boys, and theu there are so many lull*
and round dances and so many promis
cuous arms a swinging her around that
she likes one fellow as well n* another,
and tliGtroub'c is after she gets married
she keeps on liking ’em- If I was a
young mm now 1 don't think 1 Would
mate with that sort of a girl, money or
on money; that is, if there Was sny
other soil within marrying ‘distance and
if I was a girl I woo’d nj, hands off
yojmg gentleman, until .the prrncher
mike* us better acquainted. These
arc iddfnahinncd ideas i know, but
somehow old folks cau’t get rid of
era
W.
H. Kennedy,
Williston. S. C.
TTasIn stoi-n sndforsalsat very c’osc tiirircs, to oasb or cotfon paying customers,
tho best, Inrgest, most i iimiiiete amt ourefully asrorted stock of
G rCNKUAL MKHCHANDISK
over hr-;ngt\t to AVlIlistnn. While nil (b*partn:’MitH'•re full of tlrst clsss goods, I ntk
ftom ull intrrostwt a eiwH d exarolnatbm of my stock of ■
HOO'fH. HHOK.M A IV n CT^OTTIIIVO.
Vo m<*re''nnt In the county can surpass or even equal me In the quat ty HirtfT'prte f
ofgooi)^. ('otnm-H-l ('ountr.v t'ri-du'-c wanted. ’
The Royal St. John
Challenges Ccmga risen.
5
Wasiiixotom as a Votes.—Wash
ing on voted at all the Fairfax elections
until tks d sm of his life, un f .rmly
supp.wting tire Kedcrul candnistes. Al
though living some distance from the
<’ourt Huiivc, s' the AI xandria .Mar
ket, ^hc ^georrally voted e.rly. The
polls were r. ached by s flight of step*
ou'aidc, which, iu 17!*9, had become
old and shiky. Whet the fi«nen»l
reached the steps, he placed oue foot up
on them, and shook the cr.sr ascent as
if to try its strength. Ina'aully twentf
brawny arms, one aliote the othe* - ,
grsai-e I the stairway, and a dosen men'*
shoulder* hrared ix. Nor did a man
more until the venerable chief deposited
hie vote and returned. * I aaw hie last
l>ow,” said one of thrm half • ceuturv
•fte. ward*. - it wax mure lliau k ugly.
-ilar|icr'a Magaim*.
p ithy nor share with him iu the pursuit
of if, in which mist of the pleasuife truly
consists, and the young married people
must set oat with as large and expeu- V 1 V
eive an establishment as it .becoming
tlitpo who have been wedded fir twenty
years. This is unhappy; it fillg the
comaitnity with Wheioss, endangering 1
' irtue, promoting viee; dcafiwys the’ ^
t ue economy and de ign of the domestic
i'istitu ion, audit ptomoles inefficiency
amo -g females, who atfi ei|>eeted to be
lakfin up hr forlane, and pamvcly
sustvin|d withofit anjosre <K <• teers
on their part, and tints many s wife be-
eonsns, as a gentleman Mice remarked,
not • ‘•hslpraate,’' but a “bripheat.
Qreofe aH Mta,
Iwve a ad ai/Ai
If *ke eea’i
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l.EAlv TO RK 8bort.—I»ng visits.
long stoti-w. long (xhortuthma, hmp
prat era,•ami I -ng rdit< ruls, sel-lom pro*
fit th~s* who Iwive In do with ibem.
Life is abort. Time ii short. Moment*
are precious. Learn to coudeovc,
al rid.e aud iatensity. V/e can endutr
many an ache and ill if it i* so- n over,
while even pl.-a*ures grow insipid si d
piin incurable, if they are prutraetml
beyond (lie lira ta of reason and oonren-
|«aee. Is'arn to bit abort. L >p iff
hrauehes; stick to the main fact in your
e»*e. If you speak tell v*mr message
aud hold your fence; boil dowu two
words into one, and three into two
Always lenrnt-i be short
On seeing a hoo*c bMing whitcwa*lic*l
> small boy asked. “Man, if you please,
are you going to shave that house?”
Three doctor* examined a niau tn«cc
if be was insane, ami as they found six
letters from oth<*r mctTswivis emeral d
in the lining of hi* caut where Ins own
wife could not find them, they 0 >n-
cludca that he was able to transactbu*i
nesa.
“Where ore you going? - ’ said a young
gentleman to an elderly one, iu u white
cravat, w h- u he overlook a few milc>
from Little Rock. “1 am going to
hesreu, my sou. I have been on aiv
way forofghtaeu year*.’’ “Well, gtwd-
byw, old MloW l df you hare been
traveling toward heaven for eighteen
/ car*, and got uo nearur iltao Arknusn
will take another route, - ’
I would announce to the congrcgn-
tim that, probaldy by mistake, there
was Ltt at the meetiiig-hou.-e this morn
ing a smail cotton umbreilt, much
damaged by timo and tear, and of an
•xc?edingly pale blue color; in the place
whereof was taken a very large black
silk umbrella of great beauty; Blun
ders of this sort, nay brsthrsu, We getting
istances Competition.
' ■ „ . ^ Surpasses Expectation*
High Arm. Brir-eettinc Needle, no ho'e* to ;1 thread In Mariiine or Shuttle.—
Runs either forward or backward without stopping orl?fiau£tng ditection.
For Bale by
J. E. Banfcon & Co.
1010 BAOAD STREET, AUGUSTA. GA,
Who nlso off. r for sale N»w Howe B, New and Iruprovetl Weed,"New Home,
Vtcror and ••S. eWHU” Family. , - .
Speoinl H.fleidl>*n plven to Bepnlrtng. All ivork fftmnintebd.
NiedbB, O.U nlid AttachtnciitB fof all first claas Machlues for sale.
nr>v18 fim
Steam Engines
Ccmpe’itlon a:d Deiracthn DJied^
A. 1(0 rye u
ftcjlfc to rnform liis friends in Barnwell county th:it lie lias
<)|)fiH*d at Nft. 270 Kin^ Street, Charlestoiij S. C., a full line of
Clothing and 4"i*hts > Furnishing ( oods. Our stock lias been
mnuufnctuml for our trade with a great deal of care. During
your visit to the city wc invite an inflection of our stock, In-ing
well aware of our ability to give general satfcJaction. Orders
promiUly an«l carefutty filled sent ikt Express.
- A. T .OIW T? A
27G King Stn*ot, Charleston, NL C.
rrMr.L W. Loryca is with me and will be pleased to sec Ui-i numeruus fticmiU.
ssplB-Sm
cSSxnaxSaEST.
J. P. Brown®.
Agent
Importer and Dealer Id
China, Glassware and Crockery.
I^smp*, Chandiers and Lamp Trimmings s specialty, (.'handlers for Churches
and Hal a. j *
^prcial attention paid to repacking orders for Merchtnt*. Arsortcd package
shipped direct ftom mauufectursra or store.
A general assortnu-nt of goods in my line always kept in stock.
SMALL PUOPirS AND QUICK SALKS. apl9-ti'j*w
PERRY DAVIS’
VECCTABLE
fm MILLER
A PURELY VEOETAILI REMEDY
for IntavtuU and Kxsarnal Um,
Ii ■ SURE CURE Ibr dl tka DU«mm fer wWdi H I* mmmmmkd,
h ALWAYS PERFECTIY SAFE I* ths fea* of
(vm tha re oil ln«xpcri«ac*4 peneaa.
Tl ti a -are na4 aalrh rvmedy (or COrom, WOKB
THROAT. CKTl.l J*. aud rtatltar trooUn. afford* .mm mu/
4m lJu • mmlffnmmt /»*m* of IliniTIlKBIA, and la (Be Beal
kmrnmrv rr-wcSj (or UIHXMATIMM and SKl'KAliULA.
THE OLDEST. BEST, AND MOST WIDELY KNOWN
FAMILY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
ft Bna Bern used with aarB a■adurfal aarraaa (a ad
aww V - A* (.a- CRA'fPM, ( IIOLKRA. DLARHIKKA,
DYHKWTKKV, an! all UOWPX COMPLAIBiTR, U«< B (a
rmnttdmri aa tmrm /m ll,—
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS* CONSTANT
USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES.
n la SETOItniENOED tor rxralrkaaa,
SllaWiera, Maaacata cf Flaacallaaa, Wa
Far Mr tea, Naraea la Ilaaoltala - hi abort, by
r.crywbera wBo Baa rver irirrn It a trial
IT It WITHOUT A RIVAL U A LINIMENT.
It ahoold always be naed for Fata ta tke Bark mad RMaf
aad ptrmwmeni rM^f In all caaaa of BnBwa.
In abort, by EraryBady
no FA.S1II.Y CAM HAFKI.T BE WITHOUT IT. It will
Dually aava many Umas Ua eoat In doetcrw* UDa. aaS tta prlra
laaa It within the rrarh of all It la add at BAe. flOc. aad Bl .00
Mttle, and ean be obtalnad frooi all
the crjdio, auaTclervthing seems pre|«r- a little too cnraiuoui.
ing fof the biifil of fathers when he shall . • . *. ,
” , r t- . A gentleman made up hts mind that
come home from (its till to enjoy the ^ r
*'^Thwlitnmifem^t'ioivfeasHre Health b -I -«VBniiig AA
, Hewltn, supper fie settled himsfelf di
contentment, love, abundance, and
bright prospects are all here. But it has
become a prevalent sentiment that a
man mast acquire his fortune before he
marries; that the wife mud h»ve nosjm-
he would give bin wife a pfetuwnt sur-
hanin
supper be settled himself down for
a coxy time in (lie bosom of his family.
He bad no more than comfortably fixed
himself when his wife abruptly ntked
biarif bis Irtcnd-t didn’t want lum any
longer. Then hi. m .iher in-law asked
bhn if be had exhausted his credit. The
servant asked l ira if be was ill. One
of (be neighbors wanted to know if Im
any trouble and wns afraid of the
Allef which oocured In twenty
miniites, for in exactly half an hour he
WM beyond questioning aaage Iu his
The Athene (Oa.) Banner reports
that many yeeru ago Athens had a
few forbidding the sale of liquors in
quanMUre ices than a quart. 'fTAeo-
r» MM came 4nug usd boneht a
course iMtlt It
nwerm Him came a!
quart he would not,
all. eo the tier-keeper would go to the
door aed blew a Unit on a eowhorn.
would biow a mm’s hdht, end than
bova would uev to awch other. No
MW te iutrry eo, UJ* got a gaBoa.'
BERRY DAVIS * SON, Providence, R. I.
Proprietors.
Adazns 9 Bainon & to*,
No. 18 13110 AD ST DEBT, CHARLESTON, S. C,
—— LAFGN STOCK OF
COOKING I8TOV&8, ItANGBS. GRATKS,
Marble and 8ln'e Mantels, of all kinds. Lumps, Lead, and Iron I’ipc,
Slieet Iicsd, Copper and Zinc, Roofing Tie, Tin-Ware, Tinner’s Tools, etc.
House Furnishing Good* it* lasrgc Variety.
Fire Brickr, Tiles, Torra Cotts Drain Uipes, and Chimney Tups,
Allkii,d< of Plumbing Work, Hoofing, Guttering, and 'tin Work, Generally,
promptly at'ended to hv the mivrt omi-l’ul and experiencad Workmen^ oiilft-ly
The ~ New Furniture . Store
. •
- We take plessure ia annouacmg to the public that we are now opsning one of the
-B-Ti>f3K OF FURNITURE
EVER OFFERED IS TlflS CITY.
No old Block to work off. AH the very latest stylei- We have Tieitedsll the prin
cipal market* in the United Stales snd can safely say we have sll the m»»t modern pat
tern* of the season. We wi 1 have every’blag in the Furniture Line aud at prices that will
compare with any market South of Ualtimore- Daw t buy until you see our atock, it will be
compluta in tveiry particular. Wc guarantee estiefsetion
J. Lt. Bowles dL* Co..
Bep2 fim NO. 717 RROAD STRKET> AVQU81 A, GA.
Compare Pricwv-I -Compare Power ! !
and Compare Quality ! !
To the !I#*iVflfe«wl$80.
HAVING made extensive preparation* for the coming season, I .would invito
your attention to my full line of
Crockery* Glass* China and Earthenware*
which I am offering at bottom prices.
I sha'I be pleased to receive your order for any of tho following goods:
C.C* Ware, White Granite, Opaque sad American Chiue, Yellow end Rock-
Ktc. Lempe, Bamere, Wicka and Chimney*, LoukincGfeiMB, Silver
l*<asei Goode, Bird Cages, Lamp Bracket*. Reflect ora, Chamfelfer*, Kar Goods.
Table Cutlery, aud a full Ur* of French B«>hcMin »nd German Fancy Goode. Ktc
T. C. iVLKjll, |0i Rrowofit. Au^uaU, Go.
Yf>u ca it hHva etW intn 10 hoire power
••iixiiie. Y -u can «av« $05) on a aOliorm*
«r engine. You can have XSj(> on a 30
hoi so porwor nurin**, by piirch*6ln»( of
the unilcrrfentMl, and the i'iikIik-h are nl
iu - rfRjaUT power ihai they npt* raletl.
whilotlmSnoffered by><)0>e dealers hiuihI
least one quarter 1-68 than I hoy dull them.
Ex imine well befom you purchase. -
Cotton Presses, M»s»ey, <lrl«woi-ld A
Itrowu Uins. Self F« , « , ders mid Condensers.
Shutlnu. Pulleys, T urbliie Wheris and all
kinds of Machinery,-for Hale.
Air;,lit for .*-aw Milli wlrtrtfPSfe6’Papont
-ell works. OnVlh Mills, Ac.
Cull on or odd i ess
• F, H, LOUB,
H p8-ly— WILLISTON, S. 0!
pecial Notice I
Dr* Henry J- Mouzon,
ROBERT D, WHITE,
Marble
J., ' ' ' A * ' • , '
MEETING- STREET, COR* HORLBEOK’S ALLEY
°p8h OHAm^ESTOlSr.S.C.
OTTO S'. WEITERS,
Wholesale Grocer,
—•AND DEALER IN—
sppus. Liquor and Tobacco.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
• . . '
Also, I. T. & J. O. Float ft Co.’a SelMiaislug Flour, Rnd Thorn Cioth&rs*
celebrated Butter Crackers.
ftcp'iO ly Nos. 108.110..^? i Fiet Bsy, Charleston, S. C.
fiEItTAS. SUSGSOH,
Wtil-attcudclls in nnvportloirof Pnrn-
well or adj-ilulnu couuti-a.
-OIQce at Bl.ickville, b. t!. auuVCra
Just Arrived
-AT-
Chas. Pechmann’s
A New Ftnck of
Dry
Clothing,
BOOTS- S1IOKS
NOTIONS,
AND A LOT OK
Fresh Family Groceries
—IX MT— ■
% • — mm —» —..■n 111 i*.M* ^ ~
Bar Room
(jin k« fround the Su«st stock of
WINKS, LIQUORS AND SEGARS
Ever brought to the village.
When yi'H come to Ifernweil don’t
fofget to call atnl see me,
Ohns. Ir^ochmann.
•»iw*i»**au ii -b HriafN ii**- ^ 1
iHOTt«*jr Rt w«»rk for uu ihnu at
anvrhin^ ( upital itttf r»*»j!ilrrd. WV
will Marl yn*i. Tw»I t dollar* u tiny afi<l
tipwani m alt* at ItototoF Dir Ilu; * ioti*. Men. w t>>
nifh. hty* .»imI fc-irh wani r T« , r**ryw herv to wn.fk t*»
u«. N«'W it I lie Yon tan y«mr wholi
lime to Ihti work, or «»nly jrtxir *|iftrv imniunbtft. No
other ImaioCMu will |»hv % mi nearly a-* wvll. No our
wiliitttf to wrtirk <*aM ^ail nutki* cn<*rnitMi?* pay
ciuu^iita at otio*. Ow*t!y o««tAl and tartnx m»w.' A
qrewl iq^iMiiiuitily for inakiiiji motor **;vitly a»»d l.o»-
omhly. AfldrvBA True A Maine. jyS-y
-OLD hlAND OF GaKNAKD—
F. A* Nowell,
Artistic Photographer.
Satisfaction Guaranteed to all.
Special Success with Children.
203, King Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
seplG-iim
1. H. EI1M,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALLKNDMjK, s. c.
Will I'rxctice in all tho Courts of the Ststo.
jc24- ■*— If
FICKLINt & DAVANT,
Attorneys, Solicitors ami Counsellors
Fbakci* IE. Fickusc,, j .Iohn C. Davaxt,
Columl.in, S. C. i Unrnwell C II..8.C.
3;
b n. wilmox. r. n. wiLsoa. r. m. mixsox.
B.B Wilson | Co
Grocers
And General Commis ion Merchants.
602 BroadSt , Burke Corner,
A.UGUSTA, GAm
Consliminonta resp«A!l fully aollclted.-
SaUsfactlon Kuarautecd.
Our Liquor l>or**rt.njcnt, owned by the
Junior members of ths tirm, next door t**
Burch’s Sh -e Store, will be supplied at *11
times with finest goods.
sng96-8m
^ TO HKNT. -
FonrTjvigs Rums over WEVTHERH
HKK A EAhTUtLlNOfe btore. Huitsble
for law ('ffle-s mays-If
U. A. WALKER?
Importer and dealer in Italian and
American Marble*. Tomb-*tones of
any design, made oa most re*son*hie
teima. Eftubtfebed la 179i Omr-
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Weathersbee & Easterling,
Whnlcfflle aniLBcjsil Dealers in
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES^
Full Pt'wk Always on Hand.
PB2SH CQ9DS KE*l£IV£a BAHT. “
Cash Faidfsr Oottca & Conntrv Froducato
nov20: ~
Mixson & Richmond, Prop’s.
Corner cf Thread and AVasliin^ton Streets
AUGUSTA, GUOSGZA.
^Conveniently I-omted To Business.
With Telegraph Offiee in (he Buildin?, ami Sonihfin Express fomjrc-t
Oite N>xt Door to Hotel Ilnil'in*;.
Rooms Superior to ouj in tke ci:y. Table Supplied with (hi* TV.* the >!.i.k-u
Aff'dils ; also Livery Stable Connected With the House.
SPECIAL HATiy TO COMJIEUC1W. TRAVELERS. ** '
IMixst’di * THehmolld* T^ro^’r^-
WAYERLtY iidljgii-
S2 Charleston, S. C. S2
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ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
JANE MILLS, 01N ENGINES. COTTON SCKEWH, SB A F1TNO I CU IV-.
Hamrer'" Jouriml li<tx.i*, Milt Gt-aiinir, OiidirertpH, Turldne Water Wi.. t-l, Df
Jcarinff. Che«t-f Ju Ismii'm Uovernera, D'ston’t* Circular Haw, «pd (Inm- r- ..i. I
Files. Itriiing huiI Babbitt Metal nmi Brass Fitrim, Ulolte’ai d Ciieek V.-Ives
mJ Whloilcs, Gauges, etc., aud Iron Brass Castings ami repairs fn-ra
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G eo* T?. Lombard & Co.,
FOKE3T CITY FOUNJRY A.XD MACHINE WORKS.
seas nil wave* Tows*, 1J0 rixwirl *viirrv,
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OLD IHQy AKD BRARH WANTKD.
F. W. Wagener & Ca.
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15p 1G1, 1G3 an l 1G£) East Bay. 2, 4, nn(U12 Queen Street.:
13, 15, 17 and ID Veiuluc Bunge.
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Wholesale Grocers and Liquor lealers,
Cotton and T^aval Stores b^actopoi.
Sole Agents for Georgia and XVagensr Grange Guano. Liberal advaucts made
^ oh ^lypments of Cotton. 4 ,
We have a special Produce Department fur which we solicit consignment* of
Rough Rice. Peas, etc. eepIMim
ED MIS HATES,
CHARLES K. BATES,
ISAAC HOLMES,
JOBS B. STETI.F.
THUS. n. MeUAJUA,
EDWIN FATES & CO. -
-JOBBERS OF ^
fiRY GOODS i><° ( LOi lil Vt..
Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St, Charleston, S. C.
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. ROBERTSON> TAY LOR & CO.'
SuccMtor* to 080. W. WILLIAMS k CO.
COTTSI Ficms. WlOUSiU EMCEES
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"CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON SOLICITED
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