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GILDERS LIVER MAS ARE THE PILLS FOR BIMOVS VOMPLAIXTS—V. F. STOKKS.
HUKSDA'i. MARCH 17.1881..
Amenta of The People.
EUw—BrO. 8r«re*Ecr -xc-
IVHmbersr—8. J. Ha nr 7.0.
Mt'lwaf—H. W. Walrkh.
e—J*»H
EUnore—J^hn B McNaiv
WllllitOD—O. A. Phillips.
Onrtwnw—J. E Stkad^x.
BlHCkville—O. E. Sti admas.
Greeuland aml~ DUTTburtufi—G.
Batks. V / .
H.
LOO A-T, NEWS.
“You put me in mimt of, Miss Edith,’' he
|l 1 , said. ' '■ - . „: - ... .
*‘A rifle n1\ loade'l and aimed at my head,
For if you ‘go oft’ I would surely be dead.”
«‘And you, Mr Green, rctvind me of a gun,.
A, Yferf'emoolh bore 1 ipignt call it in fun,
Mho’ll ‘go off* some a kick and be
done.”
^ j ’ —-
Prepare for the tax gatherer.
Just oatf month from to-day to Eas
ter.
To-morrow fa Calhoun's bifthday.—
flew as born In 1782.
Elista shsd are the largest and
Quest in the United States.
Rev. A. Toomer Porter, D. D., will
preach la the Episcopal Church next
Bund ay.
A new trial has-been granted to the
Incendiaries who burned the Greenville
Opera House last year.
v '■ “Real estate Is advancing rnpldly,
and nr> mistake,” said McNnb.as ho dug
the dust out of his eyes on Friday.
Scholars In the public schools, who
ate willing, are to Be vaccinated hy
members of the State board of health.
Rwi John Kershaw will preach in
Episcopal Church to oipht. to-
^■n.'W rwrclng and hereafter one*' a
^ GarQeld pave Taft A Co. cold com-
f.irt ..n 1 h> ir lets visit to Washloftftwwr ■
' He refuse! to promise them any loaves
HOd fishes.
Tlds le 8t. TVrWs day. Re Is the
patron saint of Ireland, In which island
tie killed all the snakes sod spared all
the whiskey.
••What I* your wife’s partlcn’nr little
esme? ’ seked a frb rd cf a henpecke I
husband. “When she gets mad Its
dr «w pokef." ^
Oeo. A. PMIlIpn. our pepttlar yoowr
‘l hree tbcusawd flee hundrsd ne
groes attended GatQeld’s Inaugural
Ball.
Garfield’s mother Is the only woman
who ever saw her sou inaugurated us
President.
•**,*-*£**■% f — 11 - M|rh ( ii li.inrurt ’' iAh -wM?ii*«]i'ii>*irliii»i) .m i i
"GarQeld took the oath of office slt-
tfngln the efftne chatrtteft Wrretrtng-'
ton and all other Presidents occupied
An extra session of CongL-es la likely
to bo called about the middle of May-
Pay LdJDay is_and ’William Mahone
ludependents, refuse to go into any
caucus or to Tt»e, governed by either
party. ’
If \he Demdcratd succeed-in organ*
iziug the Senate now it Is probable that
the Republicans will try to reorganize
it at the next session.’^
A Thrtvlwc Tsww.
Wrpaid a Qylng visit to the town of
Black vllle last week. This town Is sit
uated thirty miles below Aiken on the
South Carolina Railroad, in tbn midst
of a prosperous and healthy country,
“he merchants do an immense busi
ness In fertilizers and Cotton, and wo
’ound .the railroad platform covered
V»ftTi atf enormous q'tic.ntity onbo'"Tir-
ious popular brands of guanos.- Tbe
South Curt«Uua Rtlfroad nuthorltlus
hk buildin
dred feet len^by thirty feet wide,,for
the convenience of the merchants. In
tbe cotton mid ferttlizerbnsiuess. Tim
y
U. s. Cowpimr ~-■
Parties intereBted aP 1 defendflmis at
the April tctwrorThis Court will see a
card from Hon. J. J. Maher and J. H-
Armstrong, E*q., their attorneys,
which they had better rvad,
Yes-
We always like to give good advice—
and now we have an opportunity and
avail ourselves of it. Messrs.-Furch
gott, Benedict* & Co." aW 3 ^ J 1tlrgcet
and livest dealers in Dry .Goods ami
Carpets In tbe “Solid South,” and they
propose as their "Inaugural” for 1881
to extend a warm greeting to’all men
and women in Barnwell who want bar-?
gains in tbeir line. We can and do
cordially recommend them. Henty O
Sonutng is one of thflr Adjutants and
will not be happy until a few thousand
of bis Barnwell friends call and trade
with him.
license to
starts off
ll.imploB CwMWljr-
Varuvl.le has elected a dry town
council. ,
Hampton bis plieed tbe
retail liquors at #400, and
with two barrooms.
Clhidcrs prevail* among bogs, by
dropbobia among doge, black tongue
among cow* sod matrimony among
m-n and womt-n.
J F. J.1(^8 n. white, who was ac
( used of stealing tbs vutiee of Msj >i
|G>odlug, County Treasurer, was on
' tiU trial found not guilty, the negroes
j who .barged him with Ut« thefts*cur
! Ing on thwtrl d tbsl they did so he-
esure their lives were threatened by
detective May who worked up the case
friend. I« noa connected with tbs bouse abrrtC** Wales
of J. C. H C1su»sen, Chat lest on. Wtl- Th ^ property will I* sold
llstoo will ml** him. iiy tbe Hbertff on sals day lu Aprd:
Joeh DIMIors very truly remarks that J Hansford Kiser vs YillUai C. Folk
the Christian should flint he converted I n n j William Hughes. The uiidivld*«l
and then the I c.tlien and elnoer. Hie lutvrcst <-f W. C. Folk lo two tracts of
head Is levs! for ones and he has Und rooUtolag respectively 22U and
’ e rw. k ile." j 770 Acrea.
Four cars of the construct! »a train Odillaiid H-»wril A Co. vs, Thomas
nntheH.C. R R were thrown tit tbs Beatd, 111 acres,
track one and* half mttr* West nf #«h« A M Ht- rw. Pletlmoat sed
IllaHivilla andpevrrsl train handscoo- Ailtogtoo Lde lus.ir.ujcs Company.—
flldi rally liflf d ■■ 11 ail«y | Tbs “Nathan Andvrsoa*’ tract of 35<
J. N. Bk-k .d Toledo, Ohio. iavat-U' ^ »«' 1 * BoWrt K-terllnfc'
Vr father, t-efore wcmlntf the • Only | ,, * rt ,,f M '* r ** , .
Rurg 1 .d ” could not. le. p nlghta on | J - U Armstrong. Adminla«raU.r, vs.
sine# ' Rcbnv.i i. Hetherington, 5 acre*.
K. W. M irsiiidi ACo. a*i-l K. W. Wag
suer & O', vs. Hatley A Htaoscif
t.
ac.*- tint of his violent enjichlno’,
westing It he hs* alcpt soundly every
hlght —See Adv.
There are now In the Lunatic Asv-
.. lutn 410 patients : 203 males and 217
females ; 208 are white and 152 are
colored. The Increaae for the vest ha*
teen 4.Y O' those j resort, 2C are con
sidered curable, 87 doubtful, and 307
tocnralde.
• subscriber to s ftoutharstern news*
^*r died re«-cnily t leaving four-
years subscription unpaid. The editor
n 'poured at th# grave and deposited
In the coffin a palm-le*f fan. a linen
coit and a thermometer. We Intend
getting a supply of these articles for
^ future use. # *
Mr. Henry Glldersleere, of (?onnoc-
tlout. has hech ^eatly improved In
h<althby bis visit to Barnwell. He
^ thinks of buying a lot ami building n
< winter residence. All such Immigrants
will be acquisitions. Ht regards Barn
well os a more desirable sanitary point
than Fernandlna, Florida, where be
has spent eevcral winters.
We call tbe attention of our renders
to the advertisement of “A Paper 12
Months for 10 cents.” Tbls is no hum-
lug. But It is something worthy of,
encouragement, as It has for Its aim
the advancement of the Agricultural
nud Mechanical indusdriee of the
Southern States. We would Hko for
ail of our tubacrlbera to send for It,
A scotiiblo writer who knows how It
is, says : “How often do the 'wet spell*
and the‘dry spell* get the credit of
biiuging about'short crops, when the
•luzy spell* and the ‘extravagant spell’
had as much to do with the short crop
\ms the weather had. Apply the reme
dy this year. Begin to economize—
but don't begin by stopping your pa-,
per and feeding your preacher on
husks.”
* The Incendiary torch was again ap
plied in George’s Creekctownsblp on
Wednesday night of last wcek> The
outbuildings of Capt. Henry Croft*,
containing four hundred bushels of
corn,four thousand pounds of fodder
and other valuabl* property were de-
etroyed. The flrs was undoubtedly
flfe wdrk of an Incendiary, for when
discovered three buildings were
in flames. Captain Croft’s prominence
and activity as President of the Beedy
nsvorte J stock' of mcrcbaotSUe.
Special Notice
WE ABE GENERAL AGENTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEOR-I
gia for the Bird sail, HtgelotT and fleohoiriTftt- Engines. Also, Grain Popnnttorr |
* - Cin.Gotioo Progsas, a
* . B tih-oaa Mkawa A s cnt *“ ^ T"""* *?«* gg
covered shed two bun-, chase strictly First ClassTJhmtntam Machinery can. by nmkng app,.cation directly
by thirty feet wide, f^^-nY,-kTrfl»lS>mmIs.don trannfty allowed sub agents. Mr. C. \\. FUBBEU,
i, , • • . ti » (A VVII* It Ua'in.mnn nr« r'lrnlilWil l)V 111 a»rJ will Call Otld
TfFVrqmiiTFOR FALL TRADE
shows enterprise and an Increased de
mand fur more accommodations for
thelargo trade at this point; Several
new buildings are.lu cunr^e^ercciion,
and ihe irw«'»7„UwA4A)8y st-am tnill-i
in the suburbs can be heard. All the
freight for the interior tDwn of Barn-
el"ls delivered lure and taken
promptly to that town by tbe Barn
well and BlackvUte Railroad. Mr. M.
Molony keeps a first class raijroad eat
ing and boarding-house, and "the day
lassenger trains stop here twenty min
utes fot dinner. Wl'h such euterptis-
ing and leading merchants as C. E.
^rdg<ip.( Jas. KHly, J. A. Burckmyer,
P. W. Farrell,G. E, Steadman, W. J.
Marttn end S. Brown, Black vllle bids
fair to become a large and prosperous
country town, ranktugaecoud to Aiken
on tbe line of tbe South Oarollna Rail
road.-—Aiken Journal and ReVlew.
Bring lu your Aiken statistics.—Peo-
PLK.
Machinist, aaq^A. 1) IN BAR, Salesman
liwan , am by tl» »ng will
. • AVrite io^us forprices’-before pai
for prieerteforc purchasing.
Wc never fail to gnc Kuliefaction. Wc
NE IF A D VER TISEMEN TS.
Slate nf South
Court ot Common
Jittt.
Sinnmonufor Re*
lief. (Coaiplainl
ServeU.) •
make c-timates and terms when dcsiicd,
State terms wanted and give toferenc^.
ref-r to all who have jgochased Machinery from us in Burnwe'd County.
O. M BTOISTK & CO»
fetift-tf - - ,
7150 Rolls of New. nd Beautiful CARPETS, opened in—
flrussels, Throe-Uy, Scotch Ingruin und Cheap CaipcU,
Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, (’runtb (7loth», Bnggy Mttei,
E tc Cm Lina, im Astidafl Laos. Ndifin^ltaiu aud Fjvr
Window (’orhiccs, in P»d« Cbruiws. Kxlcmioq (Virniees and New Muuliiuias,
Switch Floor Oil Cloth, Lino’cum Fl.mr Oil Clotlis, all nidtffa,
PLkltl Iltlfl PmM# Milt. » IfssAAUs.w IX .Zs. V 2 V
usd French-Lacs CurtiUM,
■■Mr* ■■
Thompson Bros.
> Gfrl
Plain and Fancy China Matting. Plain sud Fancy Gocpi and Napier Mattings,
Wsll Papers and Bonlers. sud Room Dccor.dions of loAst styles.
Upholstery in Raw Silk^, Fine and cheap Fringes Tcrfyv, Huir Clotlw, Ac.
Ghroiuos, Picture C«*nl and Nai’s, Wite Ct>rd, Drapery cord,
•^I'ttbloaud Stair Oil Cloth, Nursery Shcetiitg, Cane ned Bugjy Mata.
A.T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
r :0:—— ■■ . 7^- .<
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-DEALERS IN
Vi
GROCERIES.
Genera
New Ral-ilne —half, whole and quarter boxes.
New Ourraots, Citron,Seediest Raisins.
N*w Nuts, of nit klnda. Ch<Fresh Grirond Spies.
Dates. Prunes, I ruaellea anil Dried Figs.
V , [UNDER BROWN'S IIALL]
wieeisTojst • * - - *
Oranges. Apples, Bananas, Mslasm Gr«p«. Lemons. 7 ‘
Choice French Candles, Great Yaiiety of Fancy and Plain Crackers.
Mott’s Apple Cider on Draught.
Dresser! P.mlirv receive*! neflrl^ every day.
‘ .fit
S- C.
Cara Unit
V Jiurnteell County.
C. C. Cooper, Plaint iff,
against »
J. L. F>!k and Abram
Folk. Cn|>itrltien under
i.e firm name of J. L.
Folk & Co. Jake fieed,’
Diana Heed, Mary Wal
ker and others Defend,
ants.
To A brom folk, Defendant in tbit art ion :
You sre hereby summoned and required to
answer thecomplaiiq la this action, of wnich
a ropy on th* Kith dky af llareh. 1PHI. waa
file*) in the office of tlie (3erk of-tliofoort of
Cnmincii Plea* foj said county, and to serve
• copy «f y«uu answer on the subscriber at
his office, in Harnwcll. within twenty dare
after the .ervice ofthissuniiuouaon you, ex*
cTu*iee orthe Jay of service.
If »ou f-.il to rBVwer tlihi complaint within
I ho lituv sl-ireaa.d. tut plaintiff wilt a|tp*1 r
he t nurt for the relief demanded i<. the com*
plaiwf.
Dated 17ih Jann.Ar, A. D . 1RSI.
KtiRFRT ALMtlriT.
I'lMniiff's Attorney.
TilHi Defendant, .4ham folk:
4'-u will plrase take notice that the com*
plaini in thia ariion. Ugol her with the sum
mons. cf shieh the f.-teyning U a copy, sss
hlvd la V*1. «4ko« of the tier k of the Crnmrt of
lommsk I’tras of ltsrsS*eil L'wn* ty, at llsrs-
welt Csutt Howoe. In the Xlatenf&nitli Garw-
Uno. on ike leikdaysl hf^rch. 1*St.
ItOttF.RT *LDrirn.
ma-'l" Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Just received, a select stock ot
GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS.
IIA.RDW.ARE.
SHOES. HA r IS
AND GENERA!, PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
B-nj.ml.or —nr Block I, perfectly now, li .rinn ...an ptirchnoo.1. Jortnc tbr
past week. Nu oounter-worn goods on haml, Ac to prices, call ahd see for
yo in selves.
Almonds, Minco Meat and Plum Podding.
We have no old stock, but a full line of all fjesh goods and of the best quali
ty.. Prices n8 low as goods of the same quality cm be sold. All orders r reel vs
r« prompt attention as the busy season win permit.
. George A. Bailie
MASONIC HALL BUILDING, 742 BROAD ST. AUOUS'iA, <7.1.
John D Baker, Manager*
Wm. Nees/& Son,
Plows a specialty. Tlie Genuine Watt Plow for sale.
Wuudo, Aiuopiated and Acid, vud tbe Gi attlawGerman Kalntt for sale.
Rooksellors- Stationors chncl jSTowsdealerB
631 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA;
W# ftsvs eepecial facilities for lapplrlcff blank books, paper, envelopes,offles
Milonery, picture trsnies, scroll saws, fancy woods, and scroll saw material.
febS.tr
THOMPSON BROS-
II. II. lingers
Slf L J. MOTE,
ststi
r* r °L ,b * *1*^ we ®*ouf*«turit*» 'ageiHir. *od‘“ws duiill.
cate any bills bought Noith or eleewherr. Tba heocflls of dealing direst wiih
Qrat hsuds are becoming so well bcognized as to tender sn enumeratl. n of 7“’
t lietn uoaecMsary^ad ws only ask that before making your purchssss to give
h j 1 , 1 . ' v r L e f, * r or «• • sampls order, nod compare our figure*
with »hjrtyeu b*v« bsen pajlng. Not by fsvur, tat by merit, do ws prnposs
to tatahllah our bastness rt-putstloa. Wkl NEKS ft )N~
«l*-» 30 3m Ciii Brosil Street, opfiosfte Gray’s Dry Good* Store, August*.Qa.
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Hallo, Hurrah I
COOKING & HEATING STOVES, Etc.'
Ih *
BAMBERG t S. C
HAS REMOVED
To .100 -Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
bpodal Indoc^meota offered. Manufacturers Goods at Usbnfacturerrprice*. J
A luagnlflrenl line of
— Ilsr’.s >g c Old Stand at n'aekvfllc Is again bceuplsd, Hy whet
G>. T. Andrews.
where b* keep* a vailed stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
•IsMng of Sowar. Q. ff.-e, Tss, Better,
ned G oods. Starch, Soap, (ah klnda) Das
Bj
OOOKI'NG AND HEATING STOVES
r *rz D X «a
srtow gdUhoAO cs asixo.
Where he will l»e pleasMyn ee* th*
d«-alrli!g g ; ><Js In bit Hue.
Gune, Pixtols, Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Ammunition, Sic,
tn«rl7 *
nt prices that defy competRUn. From tbo cheapest to tbe best roods mann-
fartute I. helling ■l»t*-ct from the Fact or v ay patron* enu tcly on obiaJalnf 1
thea* supetl'jr H10V ts s’, priors wliblo lb# leaeb^f all. “
Als*>, Gins, Gln-G«artng. Gaos Mills. Boilers, Pamps. Ac.
Have the Agency for wrtllntf an«t iMtiloff F*licleaoa Dwelling IIoiisee,He>i»r.
bold Furntisre. A|er< li-tuT^e end F*mu Property in th-oM and rellsbl* Fire
laeuranev Coa|>anlc* the COLU^lbUSsnd \VA i£DTOWN.
jdlkmO
fffT ~ T7 — —- '2—. r*r sl^. ■srskni. - ?■— — X—
Iwrd, H*m*. Bacon, *1*e. Occec,
C rscki ih. Csmlti-s simJ J-Iliis. Also, Fruits, Kuta, Date* and FoieteAlea *
, attsotioo to a Oss line sf Crockery Ware. aU > f wHGi wtU
be sold low for cash. A cell leeottdted by O. T ANDBKA’H
Harz-'fl’s Old Btnod, Blacfcvillt 9, C
de.S0
IVI AIVIIMCOr M
mniTIBS StORS OF tsb soots.
A l*ap r |*2 Months fur 10 (eitsk
Branch Dv^ocratio dub lyaa madeliirn
a marked man. Hi* loss le at least
thousand dollars. ,
Henry Von Sort wick,
of' Toledo,
b!o,wja;—A friend prevailed upon
an ’.'Only Lung Pad,” aud I
immediate relief from Brack
ing c"itgh. I knot* iho Pail helped
me. —Adv.
I be l.nai l.eal«liii«re.
By sets cf the laat General Aseom
bit, J*ist puldlshed, we sen that the
Ccunly ComTulssloiiers are required to
examine the accounts of tbe Treasurer
and ex-Trc**nrer and report-to the
Septlo.bei Court, also to pay out U>
onC mill past lnd<'<btet)m-»a tax pro rata
on claims feporU'd by the Commission
spixdnted under the Act of June 11th,
1877. A levy of 3 4 of a mill is to be
maJe for the post ludebtedmss of the
severut School Districts which became
due between November 1st 1672, and
November IM 1876, and all able bodi-d
male persons between tbe ages of six
teen and fifty years are to work the
public highways.
. «** —
The “ftixte AyHcuttar*! »r-l YfeelianTrsf
iryntirr,” devnled lo Axrirallnre *n,| Mo*
li,Hir'd An* r«- uin» Si-.ric* *nd F**bi»n
■ton. (■ Ik 1 illniuu.
Member of Congresk from tbls dis-
*,i let, paid a visit to Barnwell last week.
Ho has been in strict attendance upon
bis OoDgresuional duties, and denying
himself a vldt to his home. Is canvass
ing bis District and preparing for tbe
contest with Smalls. 'In thp next
House tbe R''publicans will have a ma
jority of one over tbe“ united Demo
crats and Greenbackers. They will try
to make that majority larger by un
seating Democratic members, and Col-
Tillman is determined to’ make bis
“calling and election” so plain that not
even a Republican majority will Qud
any excuse for unseating him. livi-
dtnee In his behalf will be takes at
BlackvUte on the 21st lust,, Barnwell
on the 26'.h and Allendale on the Sis',
continuing for several days. Demo
crats who know of any instances in
which members of their party have
been Intlmldated.are requested to com
municate such information as they
have to thecdltbrof thfo paper at once.
Mothers 1 Mothers 11 Mothers!! 1
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest hy a sick child
sulferiiJg and crying with tbe excruci
ating pain i>tcutting teeth ? if so,
go at once and ge r a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOWS SOOTHING syittJP. It
will relieve the poor Huh? sufferer im
mediately—depend upon lv^ there Is
no mistake about it. There is not a
mother on eart h who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate tbe boweie, and give rest
to the mother, and relief and health
to tbe child, operating like magic. It
U perfectly enfe to use In all cases,
and pleswant to tbe taste, and la the
prescription of ons of tbs oldest and
tbes female physicians and nurses lo
th* Uultsd Stales, bold everywhere.
* 25 cents a bottiv.
Xi*ir* *<>•*!be l*'lie*. Keidi»g foi
ike Luter* af Juke*, I'nie futile*, km pee
for ike Fenner and Meclmioe,
•n t oibe:-intere*0|i( ren<bn*. Tbe Itee'pe*
are worib lo any foruirr. Tbe l«v* elo.
mail rvtitaius JnriHz th* J ear (if U-iixhl at
a k.i»k »iore) would owl 40 cent*. Tbe Ite-
poner ia piil)li*he*l quarl-riy, in ibeiiilerret
ut Ilia Dixie Agnvuiiural Fair and will be
wnioaayraros raceipt of 10 eoni* lo pa;
(MWiaye Pottage (tamp* w.U be taken as
|iay. AiMroe
*J. T. {‘xTBirK, Sec’y Diiie Fair,
H .de-le ro, C.
IMMENSE STOCK
-Of.
MASTKR’S SALE
STATE OF SOU fit CAHOI.INM—LAUN-
. WELL COUNTY.
fit tbe Oiurt of C ■mmon Pleat,
O. TV A. Wilsiio, Adiniiiiatritor of Thomas
« hamtvia, decaasod, PUiiitiiT, vs.
W.
M iry A. Teluon et. al.. Defsiiilants.
BY VIHI UB OF AfTOKDEH MADE IN
♦ ho Kbovs sutml e iss by his Honor, Judge
Wilflitm H. Wallace, oa Die 3i da
March, I88i,I will sell at ItarnwcR n! J,on
salrsday In Aniil next, belon the tlret Mon
day and *
the 4th day of the month, nil that
tr«ctor plantation of land, conta nfiur Hve
hun lrr»d acr<*e.jeore or loss, on tn* Port
Koval and Auirusti Railway Hnd lioirgy
(rut Creek waters of Savannah Idver;
boiimlml on the North by UmL- of the es
tate of Wm.T. Ulmer, on tbe 8outh bV
lands of Wm. V Gill, on the Fast and West
by ea'ate lauds of the said Wm. T. Ulmer.
r-ald tract of laud to bo sold in separate
parcels as divided by the that of Thomas
B. Coloinir. 1). k., dated 23th F«*»niary,
JMI, which wl*l bo exhibited on dav of sale
ana may be seen at any time st the Mas 1
ler’s olflee, and numha.ed tiac's l and I.
Termsorsale—One-third ussh, and the
halanoe on a credit of twrelv** months from
day of sale. Purchaser* to give their bond*
for the credit portions, .e**cured by inort-
iraires of the premises, and to pay for pa
pers and rocordlntf.
W. GILMORE SIMMS, Master,
mario-td.
New Carpets
—for— , .
1880. Fall and Winter Trade, 1880.
run-bsoed from the Lz-artliui Manufacturer* ral Impcrtvis of tits country, st.d of
fered to the T rs<l«, our triced a ana Ute put die at
‘•Rock Bottom Prices.”
Piatt Brother*^
708 and 710 Broad Street, AurubU, Georg hi,
I m ire nee stock cf new sud One Furnltqrs uu bsiHl >*■! srrtvisg
Ooest rtock ever offered In the cittv-oa of lbs Stale.
Vtm go a<>f profess to be I,-adors of Lnw Prtorv, but we guaranies to sell
Goods CHSAPF.K than any Uonse la lbs Buiffi AH we ask t* to mil acdi»*
i *i»lns for yiHtrorltm brfers ptrchip-lng rlswwheri*. (a<>vl8^m *
Carrots—all
Cl) roiui
B-vIy and Tapestry Hnwwals. MiHiuets, Veiv.-t, Tbroe-plv end Icgr
qiiMlIUe*, C|-uiub ('loth*. INior Mai*. Hearth Ituee. A full line of
linlr Ciolh an-t UplviUbTotV Tilninilnir*. Kl'ior and Table (Ml Clolhs, Lice Onrtaias,
Ornl-nasnd Hiinda, Window bhsiles—all wixe*; Plat o and I able Covers, Wad Paper,
end hard.rw, French TerryffiCurtMln Goode, Cretonnrs fur Laaibrugulne, Chins and
Cocos Mattings and s big stock of all goods In my line.
JAS.O. BAIBIEs713 Broad st. %
The 014 Original t’arpct Slorr, E UWished 1S06.
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FRFlSH stock of groceries.
I iiuve iii 8D>n> and arriving too esse* Canned Goods. Montii, Yi-getald< > s and Fruits
of ev»» y v.uiety. Nev Preserves, Jelllee, Crsokcrs Macke el—No. 1 aud In Mesa; Hal-
inon Niid Hoocless CodlLh. All grades of bugar. Coffee*. I eas, 8onp*. Htaroh, Ft* - , On-
lorm.^kit'bage, Potatoewand Apjdee, Htraw and Ksitua Brooms, be rub Krushes. Long
llnudkfarid bbort Handle Hair lir - >m“. Tube. Palls, Clothe* I*sniper*,Clothes JSaakals
Market Baskets, Etc, all of which I otter st the lowest prlccw for cask.
JAMES G. BAILIE. 713 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.
sepitO-um
Tlie Raniwell Jewelry Store
Master’s Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-BARN-
'OUN"""
WELL COUNTY
hi the Court of Common Pleat.
O. I). A. Wilson, Administrator of Thomas
W. Clumbers, deceased, FlalntHT, vs,
Maty A. Teison et. al., JDrfendants.
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
his Honor. Wijllam H. Wnllaco, Pn^iding
Judge 2nd Circuit on tho rd day of March,..
1HAI. aP npi’itntia aImImlnn* e** i«. T
1881, ul! persons claiming to ue heirs ai
law anil next of kin of the late Thomas W.
Chambers, decensid, are hereby notilled to
come forward and file .with the Master
pps.fs of their rights tol>krttcfpat* In the
Is
dlstrib itljinor tneostate of said intestate
within six Weeks from the date h reof. ’
W.OILMOUE SIMMh, Master.
March 10th, 1881 6w
Final Discharge-
I have just opened, next to Mr. Joseph Bellinger's Drag Store, a select as
sortment of
Watches. Clocks And Jewelry.
which I offer at the most reasonable figures for cash or in cxchany*.
Repairs in my line carefully made and'satisfaction guaranteed.
. The public generally lire requested to call and examine my stack.
fyNo trouble to show Goods.
M. E. WAY, EAST COURT HOUSE vQfaRE,
doeS-ttm -■
iiAKXWBLL, 8. G.
IHE WATT PLOW j
•ITTllT
0 Iff EVE^rESStWHK''
STBENQHIDURAB1UV'
PEflFfeCTWORK,
V^aiK. w_
FREEDOM TROM
* CHOKING]
ATTORNEY AT LAW --
DI* A. C K. V 11* L. M, fS. C.,
TTas removed^hls offleo to the bulWlng
next to the Town Hall. jaul3-3m
NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
of
ill apply to B. T. Rice, Esq. Judge
Probate, at bla office in Barnwell, on
Thursday, tbe Slat day of March, Itti.Jor
a Final Dfoehsrgi* *a AdmlaUtrator of the
estate of Thom** V. Chanbera
O. D. A. WIL*>OB, AdiuinistraAor.
m*rlo-ul.
TO REKT.
FourLaige Bo >ma ovrr WEATHERS-
"EK k EtBTEKUSC’B rl-Te. Hmui.fo
fxIswUflkas. 'm*)«a
V't^Vt^MS»3»TSSM
FOR SALE B T
BONES, DOPCHEKTY & C®
AUGUSTA, GA.
ftbJ-3m
Unbbittff Bites.
Tbs Psorui and the Weakly Columbia
Rptrmr**. SI
I hb PioPLaand the Trl-Weekly Rxais-
XLH Isi.ftO
Tut PrrrLg and the Daily Hxnirrrm,
EBStRSTBS
—BY—
THE LATE FIRE!
But having bought out Messrs. A. B.
llo>;ton k Hro' I am ra-estahll»h*d
buslnmsln thastore Utelv occupied by
them, uinlor the H*rt*og Hotel, where I
JW
will in. pleased t» see uiy friends and ali
new customers,and willollor them a com
plete block of
General MerehandiBe.
I also hare • Urge amount of damaged
good# which 1 i>tter rbeso for
Coll earl) aiid srsure Uargi
J. J. MILES.
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Read Our Advertisement*
We. haring for thirty years I* whining a Own class bn* I new. lafAngwot* OcorgU.
desue to lutiuduco ouraalv.-q tu.sU Ui*t thUatah moot may rsath. WsscUUm
VkRV UKSXa-lUXJMUUlCW,
W« give the lowest poaMhle prlc s,
QUXXalX’V XAKK7V I>TTO CV»fMlt)KnATlO>f
We w.sh to call the stteaUoa of Country btfirakeeper^to the tact that we am Head-
qitarter* forfmlte such awApfl*. Oratucas, Cuausnuts, An, (IdsT sad r-ny othst
thl-'ga well atilt* l! to *aiff»n rouutry *1<>r«a aHoR very isrgw lot u( sakiads of Crook-
ers
W« would b* I'lsaaed to lumtsh
LIfoXUHOPff A l*I*L.lCAXl<JPff.
sp«4*i]y*nil* h 10My 10 H< ** U of r*grtll*itl»s*vary oftosbuytn Augusta that ws
M'tNlB P'AMIL.Y OROCTcniKH.
We have S very Urge stock of BUp’a asd fanny artfelo*. and kindly solicit such pat
ronage a* can apprrcUte th* value uf good goods and otor *y*Um of doing bualneaw.
Our motto being _ ' -w
“HOMICMX QtTAD.XXV ANI> itONHCMX QUXNX1XY.”
Bound with a desire to give very prompt attention to s!l orders given ue.
Uov25
John Doscher A Co.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
rJL 1 J.
• - ■ 1 -
John Corbett 9
EXCLUSIVE
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NO. 237 KING STREET, v - CHARLESTON, 8. C.
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THE GREATEST A ND BEST IN THE CITY. ftHO ?
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'Wholesale ami Retail Dealer ia
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC.
283 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
WHY •£f'"' v
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Particular attsotioo glvso to filling of Orders, and aU Goods
represented.
E. R. Sc
No. G01 Broad Street, Corner
No. S02 Broad Street.
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