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THUK'1MY, OOl'OltEK 5. IflM
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Aa 0^ UlUr frwm «*1.
A ditmr: ‘
Sine* lh« no in initio* nf Mr., Pnirton by
Ik* R*p«Mie*n QonfMiion of tk« Huh 9*|> •
' '- ‘ • ' J 1 irmlmr it tiM tt«*n ioutnurioiuly nr.uliled
Fim p*jr T*ur •«'»ori)>iiM mm! u*n jr*«r} t h „, ^ lka r^toni n« »
taZr ”* • / | m no< Imr. NMktiugtfc* o*B<ii(l»l* of nny
Th* girl* look pr«UWr at tU* MMoBof ib« Ot^—i Wnf. CoB»*mlo« *r l*»riy, not **en
y«*r thao^ny oilier.
'“File* work from eua to ma, but the moe-
qitMO a wort ig^eTerdene." " ^
Girle, like opponuaiiieis ere ell tki more
to joa after being embreaeil. -
Girls often kiss ench ether, not because
they like to do it, but to tantalise the beys
Pitier.ts do more for doctors tbnndoe'ors
do for patients. Patients enable the doctors
to ire.
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“1 hare always noticed that men who do
not adreriise are sure to «lie sooner or later.—
G. Washuigton
Married, at Biaekrille. 8. C., October 2nd,
by Her. A. Buisl. Mr. A. E. Black end
Miss llatiie Porter, both of Orangeburg
county.
Trying to do burfnem without edrert’sing
ie like winking at a pretty giri in the dark ;
you know what you are dttfbg but nobo<iy
else does. »
Fly Poison ; Boil one quarter ef sn onnee
of smgli chips of quassia in ne pint ef water,
add fair ounces of molasses. Flies like it,
anjl it wilt destroy them,
“la ehoooiag a wife.” says an exchange,
1 begorerned by her ehiw.” The worst ef it
ie that after choosing a wife one leapt is keep
ea being gorernod in the same way.
Health journals •■•let upon reposing ae the
right side e«ly, sad e!«im that it M Nijuriuea
telie ea hoik eidea, hot we don't know where
they will Bid a heakkler IrAtiog set ef men
than ear lawyers.
Cm t the nanre ef t>e Coaaly Fair grt ap
a walking eiaiih (or tho smaora.oai of ihe
lag ethihusoa * U
he nernmh.ag aow sad wowU aw iiowki
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_ l forward by toy‘many ftiends,'
1 am not suiycct to the control Or dictation of
anyone, ^ “
On the llUi of September t announce) my
self as an InJeynfknl candidate for Congress
from (his Disti ict. I shall remain iqtlie Ao'd
(I>. V.)uutil elected, if it takes twenty eum-
ipers. I Future aspirants for this position
“take due notice end gorern yourseWes eo-
Oordingly.’) . .
Ue'ieving in thVtloctnne of the surriral of ’
tbelittest 1 cell upoH-all honest roters, jb-
gardless of parly, r.icc, color or prerioue con
dition, to closely scan their three fellow men
now standing for their suffrages, and intelli
gently, fearlessly and openly support the
best. If this be treason to South Carolina
.make the most of it.
Very Respectfully.
^ W. H. DUNCAN,
Independent Candidate for Cougms from
the Second District.
Duucanon, 8. C„ tiidober 2nd, 1882.
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A hundred and twenty five convicts
are at work on the Columbia canal.
The ntatluticftl Bend has calculated
that 67 percent, of matt laces are un-
heppy. Tee, and 94 per « ut. of bach
elors have holes iu tin Ir stookintrs and
100 per cent have the d< ck band* of
their uhirte frayed no that they are on
ly a few ilegntw removed from a gull
luiine when *<arcbed. Wbo’s ahead f
The nutiiber of pa-aenceta carrtml
be th# rntlwaya la the Unit ml tttairw U
876 000 000 a year, aeaurjlnff to Prt'fen-
wr V.me |o tb# Morth Amertean B#-
eUw, no that tb# averagw Ie nboat
##»#a railway rt<1*e annaehy for »w-fy
mao. woman •»•! cblM la tb- Uakm
I* hna»*erwogtby I bat all bat WO-4 tb*
I BM paaasrwera srlio were HJ»r«-d,
sad all bat 100 of tb# 400 wtm w-r-
hilloO, Wrfw eietbma of ib< Is i>wa rwrb-
ieasa at amd a<H of ao? Mall oa (0#
pari *4 lb# tr aMp—rtalW-Ci |WMS>yH|#lea
I ■W SSBMOHIAM.
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J. P. 0’MEILL
—HAS—
JUST BBCBLVED
Jr—i*-^'
NEW 5TOC$^
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Molair’s Manifesto!
Just roceived ami opeuetl and to be seld so enormous aud carefully Bell'ded stork
of Imdica, Mweeaaud ('hildrens' llsLe, Feathers, Kihbons, B'hiwera, 'Nattu*. Silks,
Velveteens, Lacea ami CoUurctu, irndtes Cloaka, Ulock and .Colored Ca^htnervs,
Dress Goods in all shmlcii, and a b*wuiTlul lino of Fill t idicms from Dr«t claas
Nottheyn and Eastern Hoosea. Millotts of Shoes in cndh-M variety fir lufsnts,
Children aul Adults. ClotKing for >Ien and Yon tie from ih<f best (lothl ra. —»
jPed.siiftdH, (jiuirs, Iluie.ms, Hulebonrds, Etc., Ktc., front ilto lx*t Mans factories.
Aud last, but not oust, u ttall line of Ulmice Fuuey sod ctopic G
sold fur uusb at cash [•rtcui ut
Dry Goods,
Fall and Winter Opening.
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All to be
scp28 3ru ■
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BaRNWELT.. 8 0.
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Great Corner Mercantile House
Blackville, S. C.
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Wc nre pleaht d to nniuHiuoe to our friends and tlic public gen
erally that we have juat opened a full and rompleto
MILLINERY STORE
in an apartment adjoining our former place of business.
MIm Black of Baltimore, an accomplished modiste, superin
tendent of thidP&epart men t, will be happy to serve our la y cus
tomers in the most pleasant and satisfactory manner. The La
dies are spccislly invited to call and ebamine our varied and ex
tensive stuck before purchasing elsewhere. We willinalie it to
their interest to deal largely with os. Olfr-stoch is so large that
we cannot spare time or spaoe in attempting to enumerate eur
sprcudtirw, r
. We afosLtfftr a wwiphts lias of Oeweral Mere* aadim, Dry
GnraU, Notnms, UaU, Capa, Ckrtluo*, Boota, churns. ( rurrriua,
Dmga, Medirtnca, toilet ArUcfoa, Paints. Ac Ja., all aadsr Uas
Shoes,
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AND
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At Home
1 have ju»t retom
J'irot
ever brought to ihil Market,
aud witl sell at Rock Bottom Pri A h r tl.»
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STBABE
andrard
ruraf schools of
4e seventy-three tta-
jflon, have
stianity.—
jtlleffe, Cevlon, have
pa tor Christ
&
BOOK BINDING, MiHXi!.
brains, do not
cannot make
il
manuf;
Ouaker,
jaitution
70 EAST JiA V, CIIAIZLhSTOX, & C. "7*
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SwnS*y night In th* VwtonCbwtnh.
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Wituavw*. -Mr. M. f. to«*iherabM a»4
Mm* S—*t* Lotto war* n»*m*4 mm tb* INh
Ob. Mr. S. M. Miltork** brnghi hu*i.y .
Immi (or lb* manvfMtnr* *f TwrpMiui*
Ae., tor Ik* 8t*t*, r*ytng »Ift.UO tor H. By
ihis prwc«M *v*ry e*r4 of pitch pin* wo*4 i*
caa«*rt*4iul« ftftM* g*IUn* •pirn* turpM-
nn*. toghty galloa* pin* wo»to*tl,«ftj b**h-
•Is Deal quality ctaaroo*!. on* huodrcJ and
•fly gallona, mar* or leas, pyroligneous acid,
or Wn*4 vinagar, torty i* iny Ibe -egatabl*
asptinltui* auii a large quantity of inffamuia-
blo gat.
* BLacKrM.bB.—Two hun irwl and eighty,
nut* bale*of cotton were received on B.lur-
day. The High School opened on Monday
with Mventy-hve scholars present and large
accessions are expected. '1 he last trestle on
the Barnwell Hulroad baa been completed.
The first freight train over the Barnwell Road
carriid out on Tuesday ton oar loads of spir
its and rosin, shipped by Moore & McLativin.
In the municipal election held on yesterday
Mesais. H. L. Diefenbach and W. K Kelly
'wererival candidates for the office of luten.
dent. Mr. Fripp, who wo* night operator at
this place last winter il new in chargeoi the
telegraph office at 8umier,
Oapi. A. A. Hemdoreun, the oonKeoas tel
egraph operator at Flackviite, will transfer
his quarters to Barn weir when the road ie
completed. Mr. X. T. Foote will he section
master end Jobs T. Willis eendtieter of the
Berawell Keilroed. -
Very few old mruAHm are being re
turned to Ibe LeglaUtiure.
Greek Wood baa shipped 2,000,000
pound* of u4U Uiie awawots.
Ibrre bavr Dw- n 7(0 oew* and 71
g#mU.e fnxByedv* t«v«r 4*
up to ^
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la Pricii, Stylo, oat Quality
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U eatliersbee.
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I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
Urjre storit^f General Mere band iso* which
l will sell at very close figuies for cash
aotl ca-h only.
Buyers wiil find it to their interest to
trade with me, tor I am determined iu
be undersold by *io merchant in tha
county.
All persons indebted tn me are re
quested and advised to make early set
tlements, It will pay them (o do so. Pa
tience has ceased to be a virtue-
A. J. WEATHERS BEE,
aug2I-tf
C-Metoy W sntonMa oap VffitoM ftaff
44 mm ee cm -PMwg a btoa ef g*wAr eft t wswry i
bade eftw
llerbsto AtowaAole amd Hha*b*ftka getoto* pekd
Lenfts wad Losy bajwra Me*ad wfeb topad <
I ft m (Ms iMMaai
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toe eatoee •%* # -• * • * f #■* ■ >»-
wuenisMtoae. too* jm mm to* el *•
Simon Brown <k. Sons.
1 larnwoll O* 11.* H. O*
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Whicl. be will teU
LOW FOR CASH.
CALL IN AND SEL ME
Will«iton t S. C.
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Boyd Brothers,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
—AND -
LIQUOR DEALERS,
197 XJtoT BAT % ,
O H A R L.KMTOIV. to. C.
eoa ie flervece be. 3,+ MZS U. QABi0£K
toebj toeeMtoqf ttotoftv-
13-4 lb Bagging 9 1-2 cents.
PiecedJTie8$1.25 per bundle.
Other Goods in proportion.
J. P. o’xeill,
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Sewinglilla chine
The Ladies Favorite
BECAUSE •
IT IS TEE LIGHTEST HONKING,
Tho Most Quiet
/HH HIKES THE IRETTIEST STITCH,
-AND HAH -
More ConveDi. cc sihcnary OihiT Macliint
It is warranted rtv* years and ia the
FASmT TO SELL and GIVES TOE BEST SAT
ISFACTION ol any Machine 0B the market.
Intending purc-hnBera,prc aoliciit-d to ex-
amine it Ufore buying. Respoti-iMo deal
ers wanted in all unoccupied tenitcry.
THOMAS & KEY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
318 JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
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H^LL. MANUFACTURtTSTjO CO..
Factory, Oflor, Warrroo^ and Lumber Tarda, 10 to » Cumberland (Street,
UH ARLKtoTOJV m. C
Wlih tb* aLI of Now Machtaary. akltled wwttetoe and baet matorUI. ee are now pro
Jrvil ul.'uflrUre k tftto aAvaM ktela «*» w».k: w* nbaU mak* a mweuaVto
!>■•**, rtaahrr. ttU—Oo, (toul-TIne*. (toavtotoe. ^ to to I llb^tog. ^ ^ m
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- blaceviue, & c.
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CHARLESTON
jnn«l0 ly
Geo. R. Lombard <& <
Foniidry, Machine ami Holler
Near the Water Tower, ItfJA to 102G Fenvrivk Ftreat, At
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Saw Mills. Grist Mi! s, Cane Mills, tml PUnUili b
Engines and Boilers, Cotton Screws, Fhaftinjs, Pulleys, U tnvera
es, Mill Gearit g, Gudgeons, Turbine Wat«-r Wheels, Gin Gearing, J
ernors, DisstonVCiicular Saws and Gummers and Flit*, Belting
Metal and Brew Fitting Globe aud Chock Vaiws, Whistles, Gu
and Hr.n& Castings and Gin Bibs and Injector*.
Repairing promptly done ut lowest priees. Wo cast every day
Brass, having greatly increased our capacity with Ui-CAt-jmproved \
running full time w.th 100^ hands, which enables us to till orders pr
eat prices. Cive us* trial b if ire sending els. a lej-e. Agents for Y
Carolina for Korting’s Untvcrwl Injector, the’bcat boiler
one lever. Will work warm or cold water, and will lift water,
mtwfactiue. Scud tor circulars before you bay any
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