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*'~n fr . Hx, K " ' : ' v ^l:h if ■5m- ••r»- ’ >••<.•' •. Ije Jeuple. _ I- I - J!'ll L’-J I ' I l»l THUR8DAI, MARCH 15, 1883. -— 'I "M p Uowu will phmth lu tho Eplsco- rob on n< xt bunday. 1 1 Kit* nyinor and /font diivln/r arothwpop ulnr occupation* of tho Barnwell boy* at thl* time. To-day the Jury Com m UMoncr wll M raw <He jurt'S for the Court of General 8e*‘ *. >n«, which open* on the led prox. ■» Dr. N.T. Kirkland made his annual set- •tlemeni with the Coiuptrollcr-GenerHl in two hours’time. ITo nn<i Cspt. Uhodt aro the ri/tht men in tho i iirht place. Bro. UcSweeny is lecturimr his renders on high prices, tad colds and bee hives.-, What does it mean? When will he uivo his Views on croup and sootl.incr syrup? Irish potatoes as a market crop is a growing idea with the plantersaround E'- lenton. Mr. W. L. Dixon has planted flf- t-wn barrels of potatoes the present sea son. Col. Tot4n thinks the Town- BarnweM should require a spect to be paid by youn/r morch .nts for the privilege of “blowing the ever! Ing mouth brgan.’ 1 At a recent town election in F.Uenton Home Fkom the FiiR.—“Did you have anything on exhthiU-a at the fair this year ?’ asked the furdW's city friend. “Yes, somewhat,” he slowly answered. “Did you get any premiums?" “N-ri-o, . not yet,” faintly replied the granger.-— TfrpaT hiz - the ensuing year: R. J. Dunbar, IntAnd- mt, and Mi-s<ra. John ronner, Ttx/mas O’Connell, M. T. Wise and Win. M.Jpuos, Wardens. One of our eX 'hanges contains (ho fol lowing villainous paragraph: “Some mis erable wretch ciught two eats, tied them by the tails and them into the cellar Of a church. ThWrfcsIdents of the vicinity hoard the noise', the animals made, but -thought it wwrtlle choir rehmusliig."—-'-■ The iucompar.iblb i^stey Organ, largest factory in the world, will sell low for cash or easy Instalments. l;000 mo^t celebrated New York i’iiiii.os. For the best nf pianos, • rgans and musical m- rchnndiso, como to tlie Estey Organ t'o.’s Music House, 021 Broad Stree’, Augusta. Ga., C. II. Taylor, Agsut, and dealer tn Mmieal lloreh ndUe and Professional Tuner of Pianos, Pipe ami Reed Organs. —. t ^25*? irr s ^ il£c:D ' r i , >'* «ales.—Mary A. J^^rasoft against H. W. Itiehardson Ita Uiooit Wiad-U»-*PI vt.of Aileji- lontalniiig one-fourth of an acre and hounded North by Hi K. Avenue, South by W. V. GiP, East by J. L. Williams and West fty Gage atreot. , \ UK A DXJX.TElt ATKt> ( HFE'J.-It Is really amusing to see an nll^h >mo pi Intt-djliapcr, with about wren-eighi lis orttSTOnSe biken up with patent medi-lno cut*, that pav aiiout ten dollars |a*r annunifdii trade, and the other eighth llll- d with reeding matter Mt up in leadeii long primer^ puking fnn nt pa;»er8 using “patent oulri les,” who giro double the amount.,f home news that the all hnme printed papei does, 'i hU is whut w- call unadulterated cheek.—Or angeburg limi-sand Democrat. How Lokr, O hope that our prompt pa> ing («truda*ndthose who .do not utterly and forever forget us, will not bo offended at u« for speaking once lu a while to those determined debtors. For instance, like the one who tbld us eleven months ago one Mon lay, that bo would pay us on Saturday, if .bo lived. We had occasion to think he must have died, borne wrho teld us, after subscribing, that they would be up in a few days, have confused us as to the true meaning of tho pliraso, “few days.” For the life of us we do not know whether they meant the coming Monday or the millennium, for it has been many weeks ago. And then there are some that we have never seen and that we qo not know; they are doai'hiled all the way fiom the edge of Barnwell u> the Pac ific.— We hope they are peaceful, but we (}oubt it If we were able we wrfuld ceitalnly pay their subscriptions ouiself and send them a chromo because if they fail with us Itmay demoralize them so far as to cuse them to lose their conscience, and by so doing fail t- pay somebody else, and thus lose cr dit. in^ly said theyoun^ man. “Wa’ul, I’ll tell you, sir. You see, I ha<laoine fine oafs at the fair and t?ic jockeys look ’em for hese feed.; the old woman had a fan cy bed-quiit there, but the ruscah used 'l for a horse-blanket. Sal bad some canned fruit there and the judges ate it up for dessert otfe day. I kicked up a row am^tlic managers said they would give me u diploma ;-«o-thai's what I'm ‘waiting fo.\” l.\ PUCI (IF SEMIM fOR t|i DOCTCR •'sUMK HiMMorsr Hepatic Compouiid- OR, LIVER AND KIDNEY # CURE, IT WILLS AVE^OUR DOCTOR BILL. IT 18 THE MOST EFFECTIVE and valu able Medicine ever offered to the Anierionn people. As fast a* its merits become known its use becomes universal in every communi. tj. No family will be witheut ii after hav ing once tested its great valae. THOUSANDS of dollars are wasted on Physicians' fees by the dys peptic, (he rheumatic, the'bilioiis and the nervous, when a dollar expended on liiatun* approackuble vegetable Toni? mid Alterative Dr. Sinttions’a Hepattlj Compuaail, OR LIVRR AND KIDNEY CURE, wou’d in every case effect a railical cure. ' If you ore bilious, tongue eonted, head hot, dull, or aching, Nad. breath, stomach heavy or sour, if bowels inactive and passages hard and occasional looseness, if your sleep is bro. ken (tossingabout in bed), ifyou get up mi. refreshed, if your skin is sallow, eyes yellow, if heavy, du ; l pains in hock and limbs, if you aredrowsy, indisposed to talk or net, if any one or more of these symptoms, take a dose of Eitnmcns's HEPATIC COMPOUND, and you will get immediate relief. DOiVIU & MUISE,Sole Proprietors, Char leston. 8. C For sale in Barnwell by Charles Pechmnnn. •• “ “ Blackville by Dr J. H. Price. Willistouvby W. H Kennedy. tnulil-ly -v T1IK SPUE TIE. — ; — .— * The Date of Etaier.-About this soa- 8«in of the year many [isopto are asking what it Is tliat determiru-s tliedato of Eas ter. Th« answer is thw moon «-f Jtarcli, which Temij son c Us “thi» roaring moon of duff (dills. ’ Ih'* old i iifejis lhat Easter •liall fall on fo Humlay uf.er tlie full mown which comos after the vernal «-q-il- Dnx. That brings Easter this year on the ■JHh uf March. In 1818 it fell on C'e 22 id of March, tlio earliest date |io*->ih|<v. It will not fall upon that day ng ;in lu this or tho following ci-nim y. The IVjwkr BehiKD TUd Thrqxe -Tim alitor of tho K ‘ishaw G»*iU« has an edi- toii il on the subject aboVe." ITo coitipar* s ^t. 11 tho shaking eat thqu-ike, tliethund- t ’a deafening roar and Istent > lectr eity. He says it is ailont, subthTuful litnTTo ana- lyz*, btlt move* tho world. Maii-powi-r Is seen and felt, but woman giv. s the linpulse and rules the man. IheAtibex i leMediun' HUggest* ituit a |HMtty Spring bonnet will exti icq to the e.|it*r of tho Gn'zetto froiu tha diiSculty, and lie can peacefully r*'- sume his place as tho nominal head of the family. A Lesson kou Yoc.xa Mt-^\.—The Stuuntou \’indion!or stafts tlnit when the wav closed (Jebipe W. Freed of Augusta county came out of llu; Con federate army with a single half dollar. Me was already c arried, f Ic eamc home and rented a little farm, which be worked on as long ' as daylight lasted ami olten longer. His wife helped him ns an in- dustrious wife only (Mn. Two or throe years after thaf, they moved to another rented linm, and -worked h«nI_on that. At the’end of five years he had $1,000 clear money—that is, his labor and that of his wife had cleaned $200 a year. It? then bought the Ram-cy farm. The first payment was t > be $1,100, and this bo made up with his $1,0 )0 and by se’ling a horse for one hundred. He still work ed hard and met the payments as they ernno, a-nd then,- with his farm safe un ,der his feet, he commenced spreading and buying more lurid. To-day be raises 4,- 000 bushels of wheat a year besides other grain, and to-day lie is worth $S0.,DOO. He never once thoudit of* gning West” or even of leaving bis native county. He fought it out on the home line. Always give the facts of a case p|aJ () and straight to your lawyer. He can mix them u;> for you when they come hi foie the j iry. Wo notice several advertisempnts in the ,AbheVilte Prets arul Banner of parties desiring to sell large nuHiiiitlrs of corn. This rooks healthy. According to the Greenville News the ’{(O sums of Greenvillenri* dieting on the carcasses of ma'i docs. ’P.»s- WHB# Is trow a ffosctlbed tdoh fn that sect foil. UlliD Law.—It shari not be lawful for , any person In IhU Ktatc, Iwtwceu theilf- twsntfv^luy uf March ni.d tho Hist day of k D^fcfrXjn apy yo.tr liereafte^ UY catch, ^^PFipinre, or hi pur»uo wlthjaucli in- i- - to sell or rxposo for sale, any wild turkey, partridge. Cove, woodcock, or -pheus.mt; and any person found guilty thereof shall be flued not less than ten dol lars, or lie Imprisoned not lees thoi ten days, which tine, if imposed, shallfo one half thereof to the Informer nnd the otiier half thereof to the school fund of the coun ty wherein tweofTense was Coin milted. Y'rclnitt is about to build a college for colored youth wiibin a stpne’s- ihrow of the spot of trie Cr ater ttght, just out fr-un IHersluin.". In the sir uggle aLthe CranTTHTnireds of col- oreil troops were elaugtitered. The President will make a short visit j to Fort res* Monroe next week. He in feeling S' >t)iewliiit Indisposed, and takes the THp for the bent Hu of his In all It.— He htjs not yet decided whether he wi 1 subsequently make attip to Florida. There are 30,000 negroes in the Indi an Territory, former slaves of the In dlar s, nnd their children, who are de nied all civil tights. They are not al ii; wed to vote, have no standing In court, epher as pHitba, wiTne^sr-s ot jurors, and at o even excluded from the school*. Coimrcss has not shown that it is ttwac? of thiir ixiotencx*. A New Wat to Collect Inteiiest.—Fri day evening as the down freight train of tho South Carolina Bail way arrived at Ai ken, a constable served an attachment up on the conductor for a freight box car be longing to the Mein pills and Charleston Railroad Company The car was loaded with Cotton, billed for C harleston, but the bales were put in another car and the ear return'd. Instructions were telegraphed froth Charleston to switcii the car upon a si !e track and leave It. pending negotia tions. The sltachmOkt was bsued by Mr. •M. O. W. Croft, a well known attorney of Ai- k'JH, in behalf of an Aiken lady who holds ^ )rar > of the bonds of the City of. Memphis, | endorsed by the Memphis and Charlestxm 3 Railroad: -1 hare is sai l to bo about $9 K) -(S °f acorued interest unpaid, and this affiir, ? it U understood, will be a test case as to “the liability of the road. •jKs IsrKHKsriN’O TO La'dibi—Our lady read ers c ut hardly fall to have their attention sailed this week to the latest combination of improvements in that most useful of all ; Y domestic improvements, the “sewing ma- i chine.” As we understand it, a maehi-.e Xbr family use should meet first oi all gJjfthSse.rrqulrement». Itsliould be simple -iflnHla Its mechanism; It should ran easily; it ild-tkva wide range of work; It should Ugh', handsome, durable, and ns cheap U consistent'a Ph excellence through- It. These conditions the “Llght-Uuu- Ing New Home” certainly meets. It has >several very important and useful at- rhment* and ’•notions” of Its own, which far to make go*! IU claims to popular Ivor. The "New Home - ' specially re- tjnends Itself to purchasers on account mperlor mechanical •onstructUn. ^management and reasonaMe price, jf a million have been sold in the Fc-ej-ears. all of which are giving wjfvsrs&l satisfaction, Ihis unrivalled machine is manufacture l by the New Rome Hewing Machine Co. aj Union Bquara New Yorg, who wish us to say that all who rwlll ssad for their new illustrated cata logue and enclose their advertisement f printed on an »ther page), will receive a set of fancj- a Ivertlsing noveltl»6 o| value iwUivne collecting cards, Ac. MRS- MORA IK Is now receiving her ISprin Stock of ; j- UHGiCE MILLINERY COOLS, and cordially invite* the calls of the ladle* of ILirmvell and the ‘is surrounding counti Ih v stock is the largest, ever brought to tTiis county. It is complete in all departments.— Every article was personally se lected Ly lier ,;nd she confi ent- ly guarantees satisfaction styles, qualities and prices. PIC NIC (CROQUET in AND- A \ r>RESS PIATS in endless variety .and at all pri ces. A large lot of charming Bonnets, bought expressly for the paster season, to which the attention of the ladies is espec ially called- Spring Prints. Lawns,Lhques. Buntings, Nuns Veilings, Ijoth in black and colors, and all the now styles of Dress Goods. School, Walking and Dress Shoes for all ages nnd-in all num bers. Ribbon*. Laces. Fans, Gloves, Parasols, Perfumeries and all nr- neeessary for the most ol- ogant Female Toilettes. Her prices will compare fav orably with those of neighbor ing cities, and she respectfully At the reeeat trim of the United StMtoa Dintiict Couit, at Gremvllle b. C., uver oueJumdriidauimlnal misrs wero <liH|ii)se(i of. Thirty-blue w«-re found puiltj; seventeen not guilty etjrhteeu entered ITteHS Of guilty; and tliirty-one were discontinued, and y. t the New Y’ork Post suy* coiau# £o«*h uupuutshed In the fioutn. A Hambara correspondeut writes to a Nuremberg paper that the divers who have been down im.o the steatn- niup Citnbria repot t that t here are over 300 eorj a s lu tho wrecked vrstel, in every imH/jinable at:iiud« of sudden agony; the action of the water causes them all to sway to aud fro In the most ghastly manner, so that the scene Is oue of inconceivable horror. SrF-ANLKY $ iNK\Y PATKNTITuU cess for th? manufacture of $pirit8 of -Turpentine and Puie Wood Oil from J.igbtv-ood. Ifyou wish to make money eorre.qiond widi the underpinned, who is am homed t« sell the rii-ht lor Barnwell County. 11 N. MILLER, . Governor Butler, of Mnssachusctts, has issued a fast day proclamation, concluding as follows ; “And I do spe cially exhort the ministers of the G-m- pel on that day to feeil 'heir^ fl icks with the Divine word, and not to dis course upon political anil other secu lar topics which may divert the seri ous thoughts of the people from hum ble worship of the Father.” The records of the Census Bureau show do more interesting doc ament than the returns of the enumerator of Harrisburg, Pa., which hear the name of "Slaton Cameron, Printer.” Altho' Mr. Cameron has been a banker, an Iron manufacturer, a railroad presi dent, Unit«44B*ate» Sena tor and Secre tary of War, he has always, like Ben jamin Franklin, when called upen to state bis occupation, named the trade he learned when a boy. At the Lunatic Asylum on Sunday a patient from Edgefield county, named 2 F. Whatley, a sufferer from acute mania, while in a sluing room with half a doxen other male patients, man aged to fr*e hi* hand* from the sirup* which bound them to hi* waist. He then tore off the ura of a wooden set tee and-made a wild attack on those In the room. He struck a patient nam ed James A. Barrington, from Marlbo ro’ county, la the back of the head, fracturing the base of bis skull. £e the* attacked Mat Cantwell, a keeper, and felled him. Another keeper ran up and secured Whatley. Barrington died Monday morning, Cantwell ienot dangerously wounded, , asks for a'coiitinuance tuid ex tension of t'.e generous patron age extended to her in the past. It is useless to go to Augusta or Charleston v. hen you can do a* well at liqine. f*V)22-tf Millions In It. White Pond, S. C. jun^fr CONUAItKE HOUSE. Op. Corner Assemb'y siul Otrvais Sireets _ po.ite tiie Slate House, COLUMBIA* S CL W. K. ROSE, Proprietor. Rates—$1.50 to $2.03 Per Day, Ac cording to Location of Room. fto^New Transfer Omnibtis. Twcnty- ir« cents from Depot/* to all p/rts of the city. x J. W. Strickland, Wh elwright anl Blacksmith, BLACKVILLE, S. C. Is now aud at all lirnes prepared with flrst class workmen nml first cluss mate rial to do all work in his line in first class style and at leasonable tljrureH. He solic its public potroiM/r* and conltdeiitlv refers to all per^ns who have favored him with their orders, He Is always at home and always at work. nov23-3tn B. P. RODGERS, Wheelwright, Blaiksmi'lt, G«« Smith, J, & \ „. v >, V. '.■v>:,V ZSdisto Phosphate Co. Hart St Comi a T3T Tr*t3nn^'N.-r ca —-— •■ *-■ ^ - A CHAHLESTOISr, 8 C J- B- E- 8LOA.M. Oeneral ^kgont -MANUFACTURERS OF -E^isto Acid Phosphate, EdLto Ammoniatcd I eni izer. Kdisto AriduLted Rock, (13 to 14 50 percent. Available Pbospboric Acid) Edi.to Asb Kb ritent, Kdisto Ground Rock, German Kaiuit, Nova Scotia Land Plaster. hard-ware: merchants- —FOR RAI.B—— , . the Deere, oultiVatoil OUAIiANXlCKl> 1*U »< IC A rn^sK. B. C., November 12th, 1882. J, B. E Sloan, Gen’l Agt. Edlsto Pho*ph«te C".: Parties to whom Isold your Add say nnhevitiitlngly that It 1« the beet Aeid- they have over used and equal to most vf the Ouhiio*. I can sell u great <lru) of it hers next season. Oue man. R. E Chapman,, told me that he planted uin old exhausted Held of eiohteeu ac-ies lu eoru uud by using the Acid mu.to 356 bushels of good coru. Yourfi, truly, U. M. FliUNCE. r 2 Read L*tfer from D.'-J*#4>©NCAN, Esq , who is the PreslJent of the Bouth Carolina Agtlcultutal and MeuhatdcHl bociety : Uxi 'N Coi'XTY, S. C., October 20 h, 1882 J. B. E Sloan, E*q., Clmrleston, S. G.: Dkak Silt—Your favor nuking for a report on your PhospFmle that I used de hand. The Cotton on which I tried the test question between several brands ! A:- ■■ .—a ’- w *rr- to was quite late, ami has only been picked over otic**, with the (• llowlug result; 1st acre, no;hlng.Orst picking 46 lls. Seed Cottoh. 2 1 acre, 200 lbs. Kalnif, first picking 1)2 *‘ •• r. " 3J acre, 200 lbs. — Add, first ’picking .....126 “ ' ' ^4 • *“ 4th acre, 200 lbs. Edleto Acid, first picking Itil “ •• “ i 5 h acre, Edlsto Acid 140 lbs , 70 lbs. Kalnit.liiMl picking , 181 *• •• * ■’* " 0th acre. Ediuto Acid, Kainit and SiaMe MauntP, (a c«;m p«»«», COO lb*.,) first picking 100 ** “ “ The laud plunte\l Iv very poor indeed, which I selected fur the purpose ot giving the Guuuo the better Chutie.: to .«lmw what, was lu it. Of course there are a good many bolla yet to open,-but I doubt If It changes the result much. Cost considered, I prefer wljint you huve b**en please«l to call “Duiichu's Phos phate,” wt/lch I intend to use nioetly fit it year. Several of my neighbors have been after mtr for It already. Will give you tho result of next picking of the' above. Very tit/ly. J D. 1*. DUNCAN. La>t setson we adJed tlie new feature of arranging the wheel# so that they eooM ho wade to run tiny di-.timco apart aud all tl.c rest of tho Cultivator koep iutact.— So we maka tlu;ni this season. It matters not how du*o year rows arb together, the wheels can be *ef tw^uit them. A Sesd-r is also atuubel to llm Cultirptor for sow ing tu Oats, Uheot, Rye, Pom, and tho like. 1ST ^Nameof CCgipany given but withheld -FOR SALK RY .RIMOK; 13HO>yN ^ CO. Barnwell. w STAIR AGENTS EUR KEMP’S MAN 0HE HPREADER SIMON imCWN, Blackville. nidi 1 1m CfftATBST nOfflfcULTUffAL IWV«MTIdf< v’h • ~ * AOK I of THE FOR SALE: Still a Candidate* -4 — O’Neill, The Leader Axc«,llarues, Hoes, Cliuins, Plow Lines, Plows, Plow Stocks, Singlet face*. Shrivels, Spades, 'Fork-, Wfndwair, '1 in ware Pot w rVille* BlxACHVILIsF, S. C. ^ -ii 1 trod •i>r-«il hi e _ fwnfi&tUnK the crop a* mnuh M I t.v hMd. I ■Ship* It r■per. 1 K—hI. i4c., Lroadcut ... u .„_. . Javue and full /(arUculara, aditnaa r- announcing that he ha* ju*t received a new ami eaivlullj .selected stock ol’fgootD suitable]for the season, which he Is prepared to sell at prices that UKFY COMPETlTIOIsr. In this or any ether Market ; LLEUA^T IMtKSS GOOUS. SUBSTANTIAL DOMESTICS. CTI ARMING SPRING PRINTS* Staple and Fancy ' roceries. Fine Teas* Flour, Gkoicc Hams, Hardware, Croekei \ ware, lioots and Shoe . The fxst Gigaisland Tobacco in town, and a thousand other things needed l>v the people, l»uv where you eim gc t the best bargains. ^S=°Trade\ith O’NKIL—77/7i UNDER SELLER. t^-DONT FORGET THE PLACE. T ' ’ fe’i22 tf dUiHUMHAht* a* the M«w*r «■* Md* Mock. Marl, A«hw. Ubm, Cotton dowt or tn (trllta For Ul*tr»>iil oats- (arUculan, aditraaa HEADQUARTERS EOR ' VORSXLE: ‘ ' 'o *nd Mills, u-ar Pans, an Mills, lersey Iroiv-i Frame GnUirator*. Vtton Planters, Guano Distrtbouirs, '* 11 kinds cf! larruftr* tnd Horae Hoe* and Farming Tmplc* meutff. ■ TBs Right Men in the Right Place. J. W- LEVY & GO., Whidsfulc and Retail Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries, 630 Broad St, Augustu^G*, are i tfcibur a N.-w, Comidrte sud Clienp Stock to tbelr fiieuds. K'ljVlC 1CAAHL.V- I 'l.Ol. It A HI'ICC I AI. I A . (^nuhtry orders solicited, filled '' A 'luN Stfcok of (Mioke Liquors _on handv promptly an 1 HiitfafacUon guaranteed. Mr. J. H. LEVY is-witb us and tnviies the ctpls and ! patronage of Ids many BatnwHI friends r—Jnnl8 3tn—^ 9 8KNIY FOB CIRCULAR AND PRICED Ashley Phosphate Company. 1 CHARLESTON, S- C. CHARLESTON jsnelG ly S* €. ■»;—.—..u SOLURLE GUANO, bigbly amtnonialed ; DISSULVKD RUNE, btghcst “rndc"; —r ACID PHOSPH ATE, for composting ; ASH ELEMENT, made of Floats, fee Cotton, Grain and Peas; GENUINE LEOPOLDS!! ALL KAINPF, imported direct from the — Mine* in Germuny, and Warranted pure ; GENUINE FLOATS, id highest g»K(le. product of the Due Atomiser: SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC; COT ION A N D C( )RN Ct )M POUND : L ' GROUND DRIED FISH AND BLOOD; GllOUND RAW RONE; ~ ’’N. S. LAND PLASTER; COTTON SEED MEAL. »ccial Pvinuulus mad# to order, licial fnchieements for cask ortkr*. teiina.\lllustratc3 Al.uanacs and cards address I he Co. We continne to Sot sssolici tors for patents, caveats, ’ ;hts, etc.,for a rkSy ©opyriMhw. etc. j for the United States, and to obtain pat ents ia Canada. England, Franco, ▼, and all other con Germany, and all other countries. Thlrtjr-aix jre*r»’practice. No Wedding Gifts —AT—‘ ALLANS. charge for examination of models or draw ings. Advice by mail fie*. , Pah ’ ‘ Patents obtained tbroneh ns arb noticed in Urongnti the •OIBXT1PIC AMKRIt XV, which- has the largest circulation, and is the most fnflu- ontisl newspaper of its kind published in the world. The ad vantages of such a notitfo every patentee understands. This large and splendidly illustrated news paper is published WEEKLY at $3.99 a year, and is eamittod to be the beet paper devoted to science, mechanice,inventions, works, and other deportments of indnstri in any country. progress, published copies by mail, 10 eents. Single fold by all news- cop: dealers. Ad dress, Kunn <t To., publisher* of Scien tific Amsriean, 281 Broadway, New York. Handbook about patents mailed free. harnwrioW h. c. !m*L££»tr»l ’o' 1 * l ‘ 1 ' work Dfc his line „ n first class alyls and at reasonable figures. Tie solicits public patronage and guaran tees saiisfacsien. Hs is prepared to do all work i* the Gun Spilth line. A\ . Ot-e him a trial and be convinced*. TRCMT Ml OK Central Hotel, WTRHUCT. AUGUSTA G A MRS. W. M. THOMAS, C«nlmUy locilad, cotivenkitt to biui- ue&Si my2M U FUne 'Wntelies. v American and tiwL,, of the later', it ylea. • IMi-lt .Jewelry, Of New and Qi-gaut Design* iml Ea<juijiiU JVnrk- msHoliip. _ . , Nt-crling S- ilvcrwivro. In Frash ami BfaiitifiU Patterns, rspociaHr adapti-d for Wedding I'reaeot.. paitverplatecl XV»ro, Tra Set*. Wallen*, Ice Ptlcinrs, Rutter I>l.,l)c«, Cups Ooldcta, S|K>ons, Forks of i>e»t -jualily, *tc. C/boicv b’nnry (-3oo«1m. ” FreacP amt American Clock*, Fine Table Cutlery, SpmUaeks, ete. Watches amt .1-welrv Carefullr Repaired. The Best Goods at tlie laiwcrt Price*. JA.JIKM AI.I.A.Y, 307 King St., Charleston, 8, C. Geo. R. Isombard <& Co.* {’orest City Foundry and Machine Works- • Near the Wafer Ti.wcr, 1014 to 1026 Feuwitk *trect, Augusta Georgia. Saw Mil!*, Gsi-t Mii s, Cane Mi! 1 *, I^nirtatiou Mnitbrncry.-Fitjrvnennnd Botierr,' Cotton Scrasr*,Miaf.in^*. Folleys, Hmioeis Jouitisl^iloju-s. Mill Gearing. Godf?* Water Whrc's, Gm Gcniinu, JuiLoii’s Goynnor*. Disstoo’s < eon* Turbine whut nrc p, t«vti ucniiuy, dudcuu's (iovetnor*, Lksstoo’s t itcu- Inr Saws and Guntmers and F !>*, Belting nnd Babbitt Merxl and Brttsa FHlibg Globe aud Ulnek Valvos^. W lit sties, Ounces, Jtc., Iron aud Emt Abd Gin Ri*H nod Injector*. ” Repairing promptly done at loiresl prise*/ We east every cLy bolh Ijnd hadf Rrasi, hiving “to tly imnased our rspscity with latest improved fools* 1 fVe nre [ wm. rutmiiig full time w tb 100 bands, which enables un - t-* till (irdi-rs promptly *t lowest price*, f-he us a trial b;f ire sending bwcwhere. Agent* for Gcorgi* and Sou) It Carolina for Korting’s Universal Inj«c* t\r tho best boiler feeder out. Works with oow lever. Wil work warm or cold water, and will iifV yatcr. W*rr*»fcd topivo sitiffactit'U. Scud lor circirnrs before you buy any ofrlutr. They »re better tliaun pump. Giv* ua *■ tri-I before sending olt-eurbcre. augSV ^ .. ■ ' The Wiiite Sewing Machine* Hi Tho Ladies' FaYorite. oct'l O. BAHT. ^ U. STStTS. C BART &CO Itnporteri nnd Mfsoletnle Dealer* in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT Because k is the Lightest Running, the mot? *9- , — 'w juict, makes (be prettiest sthtS, nnd hit morn conveniences than any of lier Machine. It it r ‘ ' s - * — ' >•-; v ' - J# . '•* wamuled five years, and is the eati««t to aud gives the best satisfaction of any Maehiut on the merkdt. Intending purchaters.art tulk- • 5 itod to examiue it btlore baying, RespomiMr dealers wanted it> ali unoccupied territory... Jc\tiwiVlAB & KEY* A gent a. 'U ■Uf 'Jt c c o c3 a 4 C I 928 Broad Hirofet Amgtwta. 0»* ry j p £ t. F. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Dcalert, 59Brotd W *2. Sr Atlanta. Ga. ? Jo c «o-3(2(23*c5 55, 57 A 59 Market it Charleston, S. 0. 3 I <2 P. O. Box 176. nov2-6m ‘i HE DEM lUi lOA MED. Mr. W. P, Jowers, ofl’rtston, Geargis, hn* appointed Mr. W. A. Martin, of l)liu.kTiile, agent for the sals of kis IMPROVED COTTON SEED, wbich are said by many kucci ssful Georgia plamim to be superior to any ethers. Mr Jowers is strongljr endorsed by ex-Governor Colquitt, Judge Crisp and iushj ether prom inent 0- orgisns. Mr. Martin will take pleas- , are in fnrnisliiiig dcscrip i ve circulars to all •iq.hou.fs. atcl l'2m G- B. Steadman, HlackviHe’ S- C- (Front of the Strobel Hotel); Farmers *n-J ot Her* desiring s f s. by wkieb emtite •gency b«»inf« # h/ wkMi Mte % day can be earned, send sddreeest om%«» rosui, to H. 0. WiCKtasos A Cu, ^ K)7 Fulton Street, Hew Yost'. IfisdMl^ . . lt -.-u.,-riijjiuii ■m ‘Mi COMMIWMIOPf MKRCHA^fT and Agent for the *•’.« of STEAM ENGIHE8, SAW MILLS. GINS. FEEDERS, COHDENSEP.», PRESSES, AC . ESOISE FITTINGS. LELTJNG. LUBBlCATING OILS, GIN BKUSt! STICKS, ready filled. Prices and estimates for any kind of Ms- chi set y ot Gearing promptly lumtshtd. 0Uff*T«tus easy. UkUtl With 30 yearn experience in the I i. M. CARTER, IffOUWiJ f nSh ,1, . 2, ■ \ ■ \ . >'