The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, April 28, 1881, Image 3
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THURSDATi. APRIIHJ8. 1881.
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I^OCAT. NfiWH.
Mr*. .MoUilr
Andcblldr n left on yesterday fdr Vir
ginia on a vUtt to relatives.
1 '
memorial l» iy
Waa.jrntter'ally oftWtvd in HarnwHl.-
Mai >f Izlar's adfreae wao ad ml abl^-U»tU.
lu mannor und nrntter.
-v
could rim the commissary. ’ J went and
bought a pccK of dried apples; they were
11* 1 <11* Mnfwiy di\j Qjia^ ’ttaturday, attef a^ all stuck |bj;cthprii» a lump, but I got
rVng ilbtfaa.; - ■f 3 ' .* ’erwjamtnedinto tlie pot^ poured in soni?
J. Itliick,
►Formerly a lent of niaolivi!le, die t
Our City Father* ,
Would promote the cause of torapnranco'
anil tiioc'ipjfort anil nonvenleneo of tnafi
.clUz ma by bavin r a will dug In Ifiai pafk .
|Cev. HI. R- Siiwire*
la willing, and will pyblUli this sut-
m ir.a •‘History of the baptist Church-”
from the time of the Apostles tp tly pres-
- oat day. - : . _ •" • *—
'I'he KherilT .
Will sell on next Monday 375-acrcs of
ioTKtrrfc thwproperty nf i . O. Ctiees. at the
suit of Daniel Guess, and 145 acres as the
property of John Phillips, at suit of W. H.
Moody. ...
••a
The Fnlrmount Hlill*
Cornineirctai work on last Thursday,—
Pr* eUlehttnll has our thanks for a sample
<>f tho lirkt }*aru ever spun lu Uds county
hy machinery. *
) RcmoTal.
,* Jatnis E. Davis, rsq . nas t -remored his
law offl. e from We-tlierstieo ,t E steji'nK’s
“.store to ttweo® » formerly occupied-by A.
• M. Owens, Esq., opposite the Court House*
Vlarrlcd, - , _ -i^
OnMie'JOih Inst, at the Cliurtfli o(the
Holy Apostles, R»rnw-ll C. H ilM^bytlio
bight Ucverond W. li. W. IJowe, Dr. H. H.
AJbrPMii. of Hampton county, and Miss
MHrlon, daught*,r of the laie Jam* a T.
Aldri
.VIr. I» \V Farrell
Is a w h d and n t n hal^ghtai
mm, Tie doe* or does aut ciiriu^tly.-.
A HI a h II'heNaw n Vlulr l>lr.
**Ain't it a curiouwaMhg that nobody
ever secs a mu’e die ?" remarked an ohl
tcaiwtcr ir. Gumbcrt and Webber’s sa
loon, ’ ^Xo man living ever saw a mule
wr • • ' ' , *'v'
Is pose. l
Thus remarked Mr. Daniels, lighting
a frtsh cigsr. ‘ I« 1850, I was mining
on the South fork of the Yuba, and it
came my turn to cools for my g&ng. Wo
look turns each week, j - ou know. Well;.
TAKE H II. I\ FOR YOUR UKADACITE, IT 1$ A GUAR A STEED r77ZA—1\ Y STOKES.
Spring Clothing and Hats,
Shuck's Column
_ JUST RKCEIVKD
And forssie st flv*cents each, firs ihov*
els, envelope*, per package; writing papff,
per outre ; g&rtere, per' pair, and pint ilfp-
pers. J. 8. SITfl'K, Apent, <
" •* * ' f *- , Barnwell, 8. C. .
,1 was going to show lio.\v economical I
jammed
water and 'darted the fire. DfesenHy a
few of 'om begin to rise to the top of the
pot, and so I skimmed ’em ofT and pul
’em in a pan. Pretty soon some more
bulged* up, and I skimmed them p(f and
put ’em in the pftm The first thing I
knew, afer I Imd skiminedHbat blasted
pot a while, I had to get another pan,
and then another, and bv the time I had oilcri^enrnttwnlcks, bibs, rouni
-gggas t&i
skin if there Wasn’t more apples in the - L: ‘-
pan than there was in the put. JCUat
is-, I thought so at the time. I kept get-
# ' • .q - \ ^—wf**** d— *
tiog more puns and buckets aluLiard
cans, and a!l the wliile plumb frightened
to death for ft at some of the boys woui 1
come in and see how extratagant l iiad
been blowin’ on how cheap I could run
the mess. The blasted apples stilt kept
a coinin’ oat of the pot. I put some
p ipers on the Boor and covered ’em with
Iruit, and, by Jove, the place looked
like a Santa Clara fruit-drying establish,
mant, and the pot was still bilin full.’'
“What has that got to do with n tuuje
^Wait a minute. I'm cornin’ loathe
Aiule. Finally, I got desperate and
From Ui« Xewa and i'ourW wo le.irn *.hafr
lit* (loimtci to tbe <‘*tholic Fair held in
Charleston Lu
■taruwetl Fowniy*
Aeeordii.g to'tbo tllh eenvua, p'snted lu
- 1“T*, S3,.'*t * ncrc«i In Cottvn, produoiiirf
l>ul &:> pauaU; tt. U aciu in eutftr
I r.tdMi^UKMM bu*hela: MJM Me* In
oat* TH“jf **0IM I uat.cla; 1.774 acre* In
wls**t, maklHtf jUg^lbnatH-.*, sod SV5 aersv
lu i ye, pr.Mlnrniir 4.TJ btivacU.
dumpad over twelve bmthei* <d apple*
back j of tire caUu* IchinJ h tree. In
about an hour I beard a devil of a noise
W lul do
. IX. AMS WEU i
To all parties wlg> tell people that tbe rea
son I aell Tinware so cheap is that 1 do not.
keep a good quality of tbs same I would,
merely say that ever linos hmenvd niy live
cent store I have done whai ley pierehnnts
in-ths county d»i warranted every piece* of
Tin Jhai I have sold,and,-I dety any one to
say that any\article iaTh,e Tinware line has
cvfcr't>fw*n’hrouirUt' tn ma th’kt I rftfiiKi'tl iti
takebaok—ihoughit is very seldom. But I
wawt^it distwctlv understood that I keep>
the very best of Tinware, and when you buy
from mejpvery ptBoe ii-warrantcdi
_ • J. 8. 8lftJ«IC, Agent,
> 1 Barnwell, 8. C.
FOR M7E7SI. YOUTHH and BOYS.
■'. ,—at-— ’• ^
^ a
PcLOTHING ^.ND 1IA.T STORK,
■Vll Broad street, - * ' - A^t^aatav Ga.
" . JUST RECEIVED,
And 'for sale at five cents each, milk
strainerei eoflee stands,-iron stands, small
glass preserve dishes, small wash' basin',
bias^beUs, large wliitc hemmed handker
chief, ourry combs, ink, machine oil ami
round combs, gnr-
ladlee, peke*! la-
'oth brushes,
white agirte buttons per great gross, small
tin pans, toys^nacilage and pins. •
Jiv^. 811UCK, Agent.
• ‘ Barnwell. K C.
JUST nrcuivhF),
And’ftir sa!e«t ten cento each,’email flour
scoops, glass ink stands, tin molasses pitch,
ers, iiatornamentis,nut crackers, scales, wire
steak hrailcre, httrse and blacking brushes,
napkin rings, suspenders, misses white and
colored stockings, ladies' white clockings,
oil cornmoH, black handled soup ladlee, Urge-
scissors, six quart milk pans, iron bread
pans. J. 8. ~il VK, Agent,
Barnwell, 8. C«
JUST MKCMl VMD 4
A ml for sa eat one 1 cent per pair, shoe and
corset strings. J. 8. 811UCK, Agent,
■" Barnwell. 8. C.
JUST RECEIVED.
And for sale very low, a smalt lot of plated
tea and table rpomis.
J. 8. SHUCK. Agt., Barnwgll. q. C.
JLZT RK.Ck.1 VKIL
I m le .hllru’w 4 Uwlvc.
I* ttwsw* -jnjnt** tl*M* ;>«ae*” we
to '“j.. tp ew|.rcUr.)r wiou
»llseg arv jiv** I* ** wl'. h tb*oi.i,»ila**|*
<d • rlever it,> n h tnt. fjwt vnspw w* laht
n»ld«our i'.>wt>ai»u for * f< w h<*ura «»l
ituluhreti I * "bi-ti ri-w<*f a UvcUeloi" while
•<*uhiiur W«*U)ei»be* 4 Ka»t«r<ltig’* new
brand. Cad* Alien’. IVA***.
Mia*.
tanreral hog* have ressrutly dVsd af hr-
<lrsipb'4>UunMr W. T aykstt« Cave‘a pUc*
I ll — StlSS j— lli| ■! ■ WIT—
A pvtlliu* fur the paa*sg» of • prohlbl-
tnry l-q u>r 1 >W lua her* signed by eve^
iillawvtd the plae*. • -
A ne *M oily tlta'ry prwwaUw amorc*
in-* beat planu-ra uf UiS* pruwpefuiA out*
i.iunity.
IHtr I nlnw HIretlMg
Of tns rarnwwit Hail tat
AswwiJtt -n.
Jb v. F J. Uler*. Jd -dembw. >* W. I'taa*
t»ii, beeretaiy, *111 «ur**» with CypreM
( h , t*4 Charch u* tUlatiUy huftliw the 5th
h i-tday lu Bay. 1 h- i tr*sJu<-ior) »< tuion
win ta preached hy. Hwv. Ailhar Lmat or
Atasr. W D. Mcil.lUn. alternate, and the
ity w-raonow fevtxiay hy Mev. J. M.
iioalick ui lh-r P. J. likis, al-.einatu.
at.i ran out. What do jot! suppose I
found? Why, a fjur-luit. Ir-d-ditlar nm'.-
kickin’ in the agonies of dcatb. Tbe
Apple* sre.-w gone; th« mp!'* nearly so.
lie »w« l!c*l up like a ItaTooti, anil the
fir.t thing I knew basted. Fledge my
word, g-idlcmctr, In cxplul;! like A
gunt | ow.k-r Mast, and trough! the I
whole camp to the place. I kept stiU; I
they could not find the mulcj and it I
cost Ym tM't to advirtisu a reward for
Luu in the jracrauMta L'uiun- About)
two weeks afterward they cau.hpa ci>u|4tf
feltowi tungiug r .und, and they hung
Y®. .( was lHere, but did not say a
word for fear the boys would find out
how estravaftni I had ran the -cuiuatfr-
sary. Let's hare aonMthfiig.
And for sale at fifteen cents ewh.a small
lot of glass spoon holders.
J. 8. SHUCK. Agt., Barnwell. 8 C.
COFFEE TOTS.
1 gallon sM^ents.
« u'lart *
| quart at till ccflTi,
1 gallon a! 25 rents,
J 8. 8ut t a. Agent. Barnwell, 8. C.
DJMUJ'ANS.
Just received and for sale low by
J. 8. Iiirca. Agent. Barnweil. 8. C.
SEED COTTON.
My rn Worn era will take notice that I aw
now making up my laes bale «f seed eeUea
I for the seaeoa. so if you have aay remnants
Rm amber c
1 he Meth xllata ei atomplate erreUbg a
new chnn h.
(iraha e now sapplies ua wtth
aim*i tin- removal of Unhardte atlli.
Tho l*.*t -ftlaab r at this plate a cede
l>* iiilstimcbt} tt hes been im|N<«mtble b>
td'Uln poetlgu atampa Itot* for two week*
1'uddlma'jiall doscitptloaa are UioroOKb-
ly caiivaaeliui iLo town. w^
I'ptodati* llaiuberg has ahlppeil over
awvrn thousand bales of co'b'O, an av<*t-
ag* of aix.pundrod and Ufly to eaolt btiyig-.
Fieheriuen return every bight from Ed-
ieto with long sitings of shad.
Gen. Bamberg sold ip the winter of 1879
three bundled and seventv-three horse*
and mules. Ibo number will run mueli
higher UtU wa^on.
Tin* rebuilding i f the burnt district isde-
laytvl by the dilllcally contractors have In
nottlmr btlck. N
are in procotM of erection.
Ptaaley Matthews twrMv-tbree yaips
sen, when be jsse Kedefid Dintric*
Atbirnej in n*eUnsii, pnxeutad to
cmiTtefio* a man whose sole off. n*t waa
th«l be hud given a cop uf water' and a
pile* of bread bt t*o fugitive slaves who
iwd —uyU lo* room at night. The
i-vidi-nee agnintu the mao was weak, mi l
wlien so s«v|wi'tsl •ecmed likely Metfhcas
palled nut ul* hi* pocket a letter !r»m the
man hegging for merry and teaiimlitig
M ttthevs tint they were betji Masons,
«ud upon that letter tb« uuu was «oa-
jvteted and sent to the eouatyjsil. Uf
course the K>‘|»uhli<*ans feel a profound
interest in having Matthews put on the
lunch ofthe Hupreme Court.
■tlmkvillr.
It is generally known that Dr. W. 8-
Reynolds ha* donated the I mda known as
Rosemary Hill to tho town as u cemetery.
Fully six thousand gallons of Whiakoy
have been sol 1 since lust November.
Mr. J t. Weisslnger ha* devised an im
provement to cotton planters which Is
highly commended byjuod farmeis.
t g^o J r.i
clghty-6ne arrivals
at tho Molony House this year.
Col. Lurtiguo’s Rico MM works satisfac
torily. Y - , ...
-Among the resident* of Blnckville are
natives of KussIm, Frussta, Austria, 8wit-
^riund, England, K^otland, Walos, Colle
ton aud “Exiles from Eriu without num
ber.^
A syndicate of capita ists. contemplate
leasing the BarnwoU Railroad,bulldlhg an
lee factory and planting a melon patch,—
Ttiey have started operat ous by Investing
In Spring suits. Further Information fur-
nialied by the 8. C. lUllroail Agent.. .
ThcOuatd House U the only vacant
building Ifl town. • ■’r-' x.
A Cou^h, Cold dr Sore Throa-
ahould be stopped. Neglect frequent!
ly results in an incurable lung jlisease
or consumption. Brown's bronchi il
troches are certain to give relief in
c uiaudtpUve ami throat diseases. For
thirty years the troches have been
recommended by physicians, and ul-
ways give perfect satisfaction. They
- are aot new or untried bat having
been tested by wide afid constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained Well-merited rank
among tbe few staple remedies of the
age. Public speakers and stagers use
t hem to clear sod strengthen tbe voice.
Hold at twenty-flvn cent* aboz every
where. * '
Let your actions to-day bear without
a bls»h jour rtfiction* to-munow.
Fnys an o'U We-t Pointer who knows
Grant well: ‘Thu ex-Presi«l*nt ba*
landed in Mexico and hi* arrival there is
a* pregnant with file to that country as
was the landing t f Cortex. Mexico has
been a dream with biiu ever since h* was
there as a b»y soldier—for ho was nothing
more—ami was intoxicated with Us
possibilities for empire and enjoyment.
Grant say* now be want* sixteen years in
which tr develop the country. In six years
he will bh b* President;- in ten years its
dictator, lie goes there as « patriot, and
the ‘\rnita” will taka np with him as a
good man to bead iNfeir column. Grant
talks about trade, and no doubt he means
railroads and importations aud all that.
hut it is not safe to soy that you can
from bis conversation just what be is
thinking about. Grant means bigger
tilings in Mexico than any of his frieuds
have yet given him credit-for.”
talF ftrsakht
Jirn. Jlc'plllkin** Fold/
A very fashionable Galveston lady,
Mrs, McSpillkins, is afflicted with partial
dealings and also with a very bad cold.
w hich, by the way, is very fashionable
just nowi^Jo tliis couneetion it may be
said the has an infant about six months
old. There was quite a little githcring
at the bouse of 'he-lady a few nights ngq
and Colonel Smith, one of the company,
a»kcd how tltc baby was coming on. The
partially deaf lady must have had tho cold
runniiig in her head instead ofthe baby,
for she replied :
“It’s the worst I ever had this winter.
It wyfies me nearly to death, I hate
.done everything I could to get rid of it,
but it sof no use. l ean tell by your looks.
Colonel Smith, that you are going to have
one, too, just like it, pretty soon.”
more. * v*
CSIven up by Ikoclut**,
•"la It |*'?fithle that Mr. Godfrey Is up
fWilhpia, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, ami at work, ami cured by so simple a
remedy f
*T assure you It is true t hat he Is entire
ly cured, and with nothing but Hop Bit
ters; and only ten days ago nts doctors
gave film up and said he roust die I’*
’'Weii-a-d*yI Hat Is remarkable! I
will go tht < day and get some for m
George—i know hope' are go^d.”
Post.
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Manna is a saccharine juice derived
from a species of ash. It ins mild
purgative.
A wash of anrtolic soap-soda occa
sionally will prevent tha annoyance uf
1 l» to • - ti .
#1 1,*a*sa w I«*sa^n *aA
’* "* • »» W, * fVT'TTV l» »"’fT WW “Vi
I. B. 8m i
VK, AfS tt. Dsrnwril 8. C.
GROCERIES.
I have just teeeire-l s aiee Meek of lire-
•flUs tsry
panaf (be tallow tag. silef wbiek I
tbs very lawesl aael
butler, yeffar.
J. 8. Sncex, Agent, BeraweO, 8. C.
~~J~L£EtAQ£lVB6Z~
And tar tale *1 lea ee»u etrh, | fallen
ipe, 2 end 3 quart kuebet*. waiurs. M>ck«.
klldrrt • sbiiUafa, fkamed sbrumus, ladies
iiMiriaiwe-l bats, sweater brushes. Lnir
brnske*. pirote e ipe, necideeee. wolteea.
nareev) plus-per d «en, elarcb-per poood,
peper eutlsr'—per hex.
J.8. gwnt-K. Agant. Isrnwrll. ?. C
JL’Sl RECEIVED.
And tar ante si five cent* each, tumbler*,
7ej banks, inereta. fiat tie buck-
rio. li* cepe, long handled spoon*, tea nod
otToe caaieiera. tanuela, ceerse wtuHs.
l-kniugrapk*. ebromoe, button boukf
look tag flsaeee, tin dippers, toy waterisf
p«**. (in pepper hoxee, bracelets,
car rings, bread pin*, finger rings, trying
pans, sky rocknU, clothes brn-l.es, lay
brooms, egg heelers, garden forks, ley far
den raker and boor combined- A. B. €L
Meek* pout hangers, potato u. ns tiers vege
table slieers, bends, knife sharpeners, dr ms
TnMtnas —per dosnn, anil brushes,
crimpew, key rings, can
••peuers. doll's clolhrs, tack
Kmmers, Urd page books, blueing—per Ixix,
sernb'.ing brushes, dusting pins, leather
duelers a id bread pans.
J. 8. Smi ck. Agent, Barnwell,8. C.
50.
Just received, 50 Dish Pans, for salt lower
than can be purchased elsewhere. ‘
J. 8. 811 UCK, Agent.
Barnwell, 8. C.
”00.
Just received, COO Beautiful Flower Vases
10 coats each.
J. 8. SHUCK, Agent.
Barnwell, 8. C.
f' A It U ICMT BTOCIC IN VC CITY. TCMlITt AC INO -
DUtK F'LANNULS AND YACHT CIX>TII—Suits warranted not to fa<]#.
FANCY CAriflIMERH SUITS in the latest style* and shades.
BLACK CLOTH aND WORSTED SUITS FOR DRESS,
LINENS, ALVACAS, MOHAIRS.'SEKSUCKERS, Ac.
STRAW AND FELT HATS for mt* anlTLoys-
SHIRTS, NECK WEAR, &c. v '
THI NKS, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, &c. ■
A1V offered at thv lowest prices. Large wholesale line which merchants will do
w.11.0ms. A. \V. BL ANCHARt).
spr21 : 3.n ‘ . ' FOR J. C. LUDLOW & CO.
The Blackville Sale stable.
M. Jv M AHCTJS‘ with SIMON BROWN, is now
erecting, oppoeite ilia New Cotton Platform, a Large and Camioodious SALF.
AND LIVERY STABLE, Khd on and after tbe 15Ui of AUGUST wiU hava a
full stock of Soperi .r SADDLE, DRAFT aha WORK ANIMALS.
He will be pleased to rec his many old fticmls and eo toeners and will gtrerantee
prices to suit tho times. aprH-ly
nrr
r-rftsrr
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WE ARE GENERAL AGENTS TN SOUTH CAROLINA ANDGEOR-
gta for the BTrdsaTT, Bigelow and Econowtirer Engines Atsft, Orain Separators
- and Saw Mill*. Also Atanofactare tho Improved Gn'lctt Gin, Cotton Presses, Ac.
We have no Agent imr Agents in Hamwell C>*uuty. Person's desiring to pur
chase i{trietly First Class Phinlation Machinery can. by making application direetly
to as, save the ernnmisvion wmully allowed sub agonts. Mr. C. W. FURBER,
Machinist, and P. A. D T NBAR, Salesman, are employed by m and will call and
make climate* and ternta when desired. Write to ns for prices before purebasing.
State terms wanted and give reference*. Wc never tail to gtye satisfaction. Wa
refer to all who have puachased Machinery from us in Barnweil County.
O. M STONE & CO. Augusta. Oa.
feWr-tf ■ • TT7 r-r----r- - : 7 r-
The Power of Cash.
mi J. HITE,
^-r
- -DEALER nr
OBNERAI* MERCHANDI8E
COOKING & HEATING STOVES, Etc.
b ambkkGs a o
Munufact urera Good* at If aiiufaetorers prices.
This space belongs to
McKibben & Co.,
Court House Square, Barnwell, w1k> will tell tlic people neit
Week what great bargains can be had It their New Store.
Y Special Inducements offered.
A maffolleeM line of
COOKING AND BEATING BTOVKS
at price* that defy competition. From the ch.c8P*«t to the beat rood* manu
factured. belling dlr'-ot from the Fnoiofy my putroo# eau rely on ubialiiin^
these superior STOVES a*, prices with to the teach of all. • *
Alko, Oina, Clln-<Varlng. Onne Mills. Bollera. Pompa, Ac. < '* ’
Have the Agency for writing and taaulna Polid** on Dwelling Hoaae*. Honae-
hold Furniture, Mercbandlee and Farm Property In the cM and reliable
luanrance 0>u)paniua tbe COLUMBUS and WATIRTOWM.
jsn'J » —T-Su... - ^
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8ign of
Cnolden Boot
■ee • I hare in ktore the befit etock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ever brought tn Block rill* In priean and quality 1 ennldentlf •knOeagfi
•lion’given to ike eelentUa e< Lnfilen’ 8ke«. and I oenltolly InvHe
ChiMren • 8k«ee a
ICT I f*n«
EeperUI nt tea den-given to ike eelentiea ef bndtee' Skeen, and I Medial
A perfect etaek nf ItanU and Skean tar Oealfemsa'fi
Call M eawnad keep eniling ea
InvHe tketvenlU.
NA3TXH KBBIiBBi iuocmutt.e.
ta. Cotton and all kind* of oovnlry prodgee taken In ex-
KEELER^
—Corn, Pea*,
change for goods. Cask paid for cottoft.
bargain*.
T. i. . . p — — ■! 1 —
ISAAC HOLMES,
is the place for
i
1
MBWtM JLfifML .. >
CHARLES JL MATES,
W. 3 It A RLE T, OF BARNWELL,
JO MM M.MTMMLM
TRUE. R. MtiiAMAM
wnu
EDWIN BATES & CO.
* 1-JOBBERS OF-
DRV GOODS in"
Nos 122 >nd 124 Meeting St, Ch&rlcstoi, 8. %
n-ty
ROBERT8C S'. XATLOR <fc CO..
law— I* 010. V. WILLIAMS * 00.
Stationary
-AND-
P0RTABLE ENGINES,
Cotton Gins, Presses, &c.
-:o:-
Jus
Cups,
e.icb.
S* 600.
received, -six hundred Toy China
uccs, Vases and Mugs, at 6 cent*
~ ^ J- SHUCK,. Agenl.
Baruwe 1,8. C.
1 have accepted the agency of eevernl
Hi *t i la** SP-mu Engluen wbicti 1 can aril
••ither hUtbmary or Portable, with !*)•«>-
moUvr. Vertb»l or Retum T ubular Boil
er*. Also. Cotton Glne, Cotton Freeaee,
Saw and Grist Mills. Threshers. Hcparst-
ors. Cotton rWd and Ousno Dlstributur*.
all of the above srestiiotly first classsnd
guaranteed by Manufacturers.
Any pereon wishing to bay either of the
above will call on or address me at Black-
‘ville, South Carolina.
EDWARD iROOKER.
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TINWARE.
sale at the lowest possible prices.
•J. 8. SHUCK, Agent.
^ Barnwell, 8. C.
TEN CENTS EACH.
Just received, a lavg* lot of Bcau.tiful
Small Framed Chromes, at 10 cents each.
J. 8. SHUCK, Agent.
, Barn veil, 8. C. *
TURPENT/Ati SOAP.
At the lowest possible prices, for sale by
J.8. SHUCK, Agent.
Barnwell,’ 3. C.
AWr
Just received. Four Hundred beautiful
Glass Butter Dishes, Sugar Dishes and Milk
Pitchers, for sale at fifteen cent* each. T_
J. 8 SHUCK, Agent,
t—^ - Barnwell, 8. C.
LADIES,
Take notice that I am opeing theLargeefi,
have ever had.
going very fast.
—-
Come quick, as thny are
J. 8. Bit UCK. Agt.,
Bare veil, 8. C.-
Sewing Machine Depot. ftb3-3tft
row WALK BT
BONES, DOUG HE RTF & C®
' AUGUSTA, GA.
II. Rogers
HAS REMOVED
To 560 Broad Street,
'AUGUSTA ; GEORGIA.
FOCH DOORS BELOW RAILROAD CROSSING
Where he will be pleased to see those
desiring goods la bin line.
Guar, Pistols, Table and Pocket Cut-
~— lery, Ammunition, &e.,
mar!7_
At Blackville, S-,C,
FIRST CI-.AS8SKW1SG MACHINE AT- Hooton
tachments. Needles. Gil, Ac , fee any -styl*
Sewing Machine. Goods scut by mail w'ien
THE L ATE FIRE I
But having bought oaf Messrs. A. B.
A Bro.,
Prettiest strd Cheapest lot of f.nccs that I 1 order* are aoeomfmnied With the each. 6ew-
v ^ LITTLE GIRLS,
If yon want Dolls cheap ennieto my store
I hava more of them tar sale and will sol
them to yea cheaper lhaa you can buy from
any ona qbe. J. 8, SHUCK, Agent,
Barnwell, 8. C.
' COME A T OXUE.
I am receiving a largo lot of 5 and Iftoont
ortiofeo—wtB osanotorato tkom aoxt wook if
aot ooM bofbrotkoa. « N
i. 8. 8*IOC. Ageafi^
. - . *' Borawvfi, 8. C
ing oiacbiurv repaired on short notice and
satisfaction guaranteed. 1 have on hand tbe
“Now Improved Weed "and Ilia New Ameri
can Machines, on* Ringer Machine. Also
Wheeler and IFilaon No. 8. A fins stock
of Picture Frame* and Chrooiso. Ihavs
-the Agency for Been well and Orangeburg
ooumfes tar tho solo of tho “Stewart Main-
faoturiag Co's Stager Maekiao,” which
cloiois superiority ever any other Siagor
Sewing Machine. I can furaish, on short
notteo,fiay stylo or moke of Moekiao 4a>
sired 1 sm ala* Agent for tho Mkokloek
Ksn fittoek won I, which ana ho used on aay
gowtag Mockjae
B- J-Jiar...T*e% A^ent- *
•aydly
. I am re-established In
the store latclv r-ocupfed hr
BatUug Hotel, where I
f friends and all
oner them a com
plete stock of
thorn, under tbe Bat Uog
will bt; pleased to see my
new customers, and will c
plete stock of
Oeneral Merchandise.
I also have a Urge amot n of damaged
good* whiob I offerclioao for cash.
Call early and secure Bargains.
J. J. MILES.
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<M»aSaitMfO\ \f KUCHANT0.
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J^*CX)N!*I0»MENT8. OF COTTON 60LICITKD.*«
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ORDER your
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
OAHE MILLS, OIK ENGINES. COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING PULLEYS,
Hanger’s Journal Boxes, Mill Gearing, (in.foe ns, l urMue Wa»ar Whael,Gin
Gearing, Cbeapl Jo-laoa's Goveroars, Dtatoo’s Circular Saw, and Gumera and
Files, Bolting and Babbitt Metal aud Brass Fitting, Globe and Cheek Valves
and Whistles, Gauges, etc., and Iron Brass Castings and repair* from
Oeo- R. Bombard & Co.,
- FOREST cm FOUNJHV AND MACIIINK WORKS, , yU
BXAS TBS watsb tows*. 170 rxxwtcx •Tsaar,
AIMXVMTA, Gfr:OB<JIA.
OED IRON AND BRASS WANTED.
ams* Damon & Co.,
No. 18 I5R0AD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
■ lari;* stock dr
COOK1NO STOVB8, RANGES. GRATB8,
Marbiu sad Slate Mantels, of all kinds. Pumps, Lead, and Iron Pipe,
Sheet Lead, Copper and Zine, Roofing Tio, Tin-.Ware, Tinner’s Tools, etc.
House Puruifiliing Goods in Large Variety.
Fire Brick*, Tilen, Terra Cotta Drain Pir
promptly
Fire Brickr, Tilee, Terra Cotta Drain Pipe*, and Chimney Tops.
All kinds of Plumbing Work, Hoofing, Guttering, and Jm Work, Generally
ptly attended to by the most careful and experienced Workmen. aul9-ly
WEITERS,
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Wholesale Grocer,
-—AND DEALER IN—
—**s%a
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
- Also, L T. & J. G. Front ft Co.'s Self-Raising Flour, and Tbora Brother*’
celebrated Butter Crackers.
■—-yns, 10ft no, ns qt-v v^ ff-vst Bay, CbarWop. S. G
F. W. Wagener X Co.
OSABL38TOH. B 0.
1C1,163 and 165 East Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Qupen Street*
» 115, 17 and 19 Vendue Range. ^
159
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor
Cotton and Htort s Eaetoro.
Sols A gsnte for Georgia and Wageoer Graags G
♦ oa Skipatouias?CoM*
Ws have a aperisi
Rntiyk Bier, Psas, rie: ’*