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tl)c JJcaple. TflUKSDAY, JUNE 28, 1883. " 1 - J— . - J-gi Make jnur tax return Mnj >r J J. I'ratmm has been q Ite feeble for the | a st week. Plant fl wteaarounfflhe house as a proveiil lri-nt inatama. 1 _ ^11»< <1 •••r.rla Harblq, a charmlnar Au* irnata lai.!y. Is vlsltliur the MlMKai Peeh* man. v . Mrs .1 1). Erwin dl al at the residence of her iiu itiuxl, . at'LrwiiiUm, on the 281 nkr. A Mull Mtivice to Colston P. O.. In tMe Comity, wilt be illacuutluuod after this week. Sonjehody opka—‘ What cxn Imut a irood wire t" From obaervutlou weahoulilan* swer : “A b id huslmml.” The Indifwao In the nnmber «>f attorneys enir^eets the advinab Uty of the enlurKe- nient ofthuCunrthotta*. i L —' 1 —“ *7". ' -y •* . - 9 - ‘ A match game of basmball will he ployed at Wilds on, on KalurJivy, betwee^i the Alk«n hii<1 Willls'.ou ulcee. Fh'tts ihkI IT.ss areunusu-UlxtaiUA and extraordm irlty plentlfit). Th«ir priiiouoe lea prnph >sy of asukly summer. A. H. Connor, E-q., repoi tsanew tenant in his c<rp pond. lie do*s n.»t know wAether It Is an alligator of a Ham ton attorney, tmt propos» , s to the country a service t»v kitting It speedily. Mr. E ^JLuPoaiwck brouglit us on S itur- d.iy a rii»* watcrmelfon, w* ightng ton and a half pounds. It, w ie the first of the aea- hoI, and a ilalictouaprORilee of better t(nn s o.lining. Mr. Peacock U knocking all such melons <’ff his vIiks s* that^ the iX-euty and thirty pounders inly apremi. tliemselv-a. He • x ieoU o h iv.rtliroe oar 1 ia Is at the depot on the 12th of July, and will i ff •>' homo ►peculators, who believe there a o tnlllons In melons, a chance to I uy. irJti the principle that one good turn deserves another, Mr. Peacock proislses 1 irger contributions at a latsn late, and from the glow ng reports we b* VM " r M* a;ivpP, we aie indulging In groat expeota- tious. . a MKt^ss—List week ?5 car loads of . melon* were ahipiwd wrsi ward from At- 11iiia. The dally shlpme ts thi i w<*ek am expected to i ange from 3»to Ai' cai s. 1 he lowest quotations, wholesale, for,melons l i n I At dull a is 80 cents apiece I» ht. Louis melons bring 40 cents. Clndn natH 20 poumls average, #) cimiis. Louis- vide, 15 pound melons, 92 cents Y irk 33 cents. IX MfCftCORI A M. We deprecate unnecessary eulogies, yet it would be A measure of great tejuatlce to omit the mratlofl of th<ae qualifications which adornral the life of D . John M. Tur* ner, of Hat n well, t*. (\ and which prepared for a pure and noble manhood. Ho was born February 11,1818; die! June 10,1W8; was marred in 1838; united with the JJoptUt,Church In 1835; began his career ass practising phyclcian la 1831. COMMISSION MERCHANT AND Hr. Turner was a great und good man'. Ageut for the Celebrnted Qeiser Mea* He had his foibles. Who has them notf ' ufacturlng Coinpaoy, which was or Us h id a ftroug. clear, quick and cultlva- ; gantg-Ml id 1850, which took ihs. prix< ted qitnd; an aarncat, truthful character; j ff 8500 Id golipHUil the SliV“r Mednl at a tender, sympathetic heart; " G. E. Steadman . . • ..V 3 (OPPOSITE STROBEfc HOTEL) Blackville, S. C. a noble spirit. To know him was to love an I honor hlny. Hs was a victim'to that Ml (Wtroyer, paralynla, from which he suTerod snyernJ ye iCB before he dhii. Hts death w.is brouglit on by pneuiuon'a. As a physician lie w-ts well read, and kept pace wi'.h tho be*t of medical literature. He w is a stu dent to the time of his death and wa* thoroughly lu love with hii profession. In hla pin cl ice ho waa'skilful, telf-8ici Hieing and pre-eminently beloved. As a Christian ho w s ►iucei e, though posi-essiug a vary impulsive nature As a gentleman Id* was courteous and kind. As A neighbor he was obliglog. As n friend he wh* true. As a U sbsnlhe was fnlth- ful anil ufTectlonatc. A* a father ho w is tender und loving. As a touching Illus tration of his fiiifhftillness and itITe^u >n In the lastTworelations of life; Just before^fils death he called the mem- lir’rs of his fimily around hit? amt gave them each Indlv.dually afsrew^H talk of ndvl e ami ailmoultion, and gave them his (Inal benediction. The death of i nch a man would be any where a cnla Ditty. r.c leovesa dcvojtod wifenhd nff •otlmato chlidr’-n to mourn Ids lose, 'iotiicm wo extend our heartfelt sympathj. His do ith \v is out) >f Hi/blt.ne triumph. He. talke l calmly of'dAapproMeljlng de- udsc, and his reds<une<l. spirit, has pmsmvI from th i darkii«es of death '.Ui.i'p- ydffu llgtils of Heaven. J. F. iUieT. Haiiiberg, Jitho 21.1881. A» Interesting Report New Willistok N'oieji—Since the heavy rains nime time ago ti mi On*en has ad vanced with forc'd ma'ches, an*! s >m * of the « morns of the bread armv h.iv i b -cn 8ur|uiasi und their comm iiids si uost ioub d.'d*ome of the divisions are now In tho thick of the ttgtit, but wlrh a continu ance of the priseiit- f.ivorab'e siadl sf we UnrtwuJ with fi»bh J ubiess mHlie yirt »f »fB ■era and ipau. tba cry of victory will toon (111 the ulr. J tic Sundiy School will have a ric-n'c at Sliding-Hill O ove, near Uncle TerrU's, on Frl-lav, the 2f\h i<mt. TheEliUirls most h.>ri!l diy Im lteil to attend. It is sat I that some of tho neuteat look- I ig young la*llos that a; tended Mm itc-nte of the Kufid ly Schools nt Aiken on thevSud In-L were dressed inj'l'ibi callc i dr.issea. It rhowed g»od taste. tVoiihl t>i»t oilieis would follow t lu ll exiigplc. It Is much to lonieplond t|iat .■tiany' liidi**.- w *ur llirir beat at pic nics, ami "there, n t wishing t pruMint loo giiMit a co* ti ast. follow suit as n *itriy na | iggjlbl *, and, c u sequenlly, al. i.i>>«‘, aU dress In a manner not s dtilne to an di occasions. Nr the wise i x uuple of these yi ung ladle# Is tliuely. Hut: -t < inriy i 11 f't *> iH,i •«< ^—i \V l It 11 I..I .' t J i «i\o! li-t- -- ; l> , -. - \ \ Thi? GnviniAb Sisuons —Rourt rr«- ceuduigs have been bit* naely-Hiiluterea'Pig nr» to the time we go topless. 'Iheat- we go iida'ice oT niere Imikera-oii ha* been mi- UMisIly ►mall, and the tawt order has pre vail *d. The Grand Jury made its pre sentment, and was discharged on Tuesday afternoon after returning true bills in the following cases: Uerryan Perry and Reuben P*rrv, lar ceny of llwetock. liichard Mori i*. Jr. and Clayborn Morris, assau’t and battery with Intent to kill a* d assault and baAtei y of a highly aggravated nature. WR'iwji Mampton. same nffence. Washington Buxom aam« off nice and also can ying u deadly-weafaiu, to wit: a p'atol ooooMiled ahout his person. William PIhmhiIx and Hunter Daniels, grand larceny. J. W. Hillinga, four bills for breach of trust v 1th fraudulenb Intent and emnd- iansjiiy. iiarney itrookcr, rape and assault with ta lent to ravish nud iu-*.iult and battery of a highly aggravated nature. A true bill was also found against Joe Kirkland for murder, and hla trial set for to-day. x In tho esae of W. U. Christie, indicted for assault ^Ith In.tentto kill' and aggra vated assault and battery, a mistrial was Kcdared. x A vordlot of not guilty waa returned In the c ise of J. il. Mixson, Indicted fur ob structing a public road. . « Archie Willi tins and Levy WIlHims were convicted of Uroeny of live stock—a cow, and sentenced ti two years imprisonment, each, in the Penitentiary. Chaney Dortch, Jeff Dortch, 8r., and Peter Dortea were tried lor riot, and ac quitted. j. i,, ' , Oen, George R. Crook, the yrent In- diau fiqh«er, has retnrned safHjr from hit mid into Mexlo, bringing with him 383 Apnchea, whom he captured in the heart of the Sierra II tdre tnountnhie. Tdey will be scattered among the ree- ervatlona and taught td forget the tomahawk and to learn the use of the shovel and hoe. Oeu. Crook propose* logo back for the remainder of the lriba. D irieg the war between the Htatea the General fell la love with Miss Mary Daily of Weet Mary Ian l. Oti > one occasion be went to see her and her brother who waa a Confederate hoI Her. captured Geua. Crook and Kel ly at their hotel-aad marched them at the point of hla pistol through the Yankee lines. Thay were aomr Th*.committee to whom was referred the (jut s i"U proposed ut the meering of ttouiu Caiollua, R \V. Tiuck, faniiera Associutl u Numb> r 1. ifay, 17th, na to the feasibility and''pro- pneiy of eetabilahtug an exp> riuieiitsl Farming cotuiectiou witlt siidrasancla- turn, beg to rejiort. favornbly on said scheme ue one culculate<l to give *ta- bldty and permanency to this A-aocia- tl<>n by directing ita efforts to a prac tical end and by enlisting the indi vidual interest ot.it* members in the common cat’se. In furtherance of said scheme, we beg to suggest. 1. That the amount m-ea seary to bp tatsed should be at b*ut twenty-litre bundled dollars, representei by one hundred shares of tw/enty five dollnrs each, hu t that where raembets are unable or uuwidlug to.embark their money to the extent of one whole share, fifth* of share* be issued thua enabling live member* to hold one share, each wlielo aiiur** should r**p- sent one VoTe In stockholder* meetings and fractiouol sliares in proportion. '2. That the shares he payable in tw» tq'iHl insralmonts, one cull J'ay- uble on the Uisteif Hvj»tember of this year, and the .oilier on the first of Januaiy of next year. 3 Tiiat the pula tip calls be de posited in sortie b.iijk tu the city of ijbarlesloii by the treasurer i f, tpia Ah*^ ciati >n, to an acc umt. to be kept tepeiaie fioiii other ordinary fumls of tho Aaaocm ion, and dtabutsed ujioii the order t*fjhe Execqtireof the As sociation, who hip stockholders or a snb-eommtHve theieof. 4 'flint, not less Uian twenty nerce of land bTbouglit for said experiment al farm m some locality loar \Villi*>t >n and ns convenient as poftnTJlc to R W. (rntflniioicatlon. _ 5 That the Executlv* commlrfoe be author z-d as soon us ttie capital is subsciioed to employ a skilled ami pradHcal man ncq luimed with all the detotls of tTucU faiming and lufpTovoe tmnfea of cnttivuHrJn -who sTIaTI Iiave charge of said farm to work the samd ami to attend to the disposal of the produce aubj *ot however to the super- U ion of tlie Executive committee, as stewards of the Association*. .0 All proceeds if sate* should be piHd iaio fire hands of the treasurer oi the Association, and hanked as dliect* ed iu anicle three, for ttie benefit of the stockholders. All disbiirsemcost should he made by the order of the 'Executive committee or a sub com mittee thereof specially detailed for that purpose, and nut of the net pro needs twenty fit's dollars should be reserved hi bank for current expen ditures in improvements until the farm be self s list sluing. The balance of net proceeds should be paid annually as dividends to the sharebol lera In proportion to ttn eh ire* or pans of ►h ires held by each. n- rjtiaoged. Crook married Milas Dailey -nd young Dtlley,'after tbe war, be- :me a sutler In bis brotber-lo-law's imand. As a general rule, frolt ripen* one Hay so oner for every eleven mites go- dwriouUL.— It Is estimated that a man with an "rerage crop of hair has 89.280 hair* i hUhtad. - • -fc. ... -fd .. 7. Tbja_..lrrHanrsr ehonld keep riy»~ ■ ', neinssary bonks fluaitcial biuiuess of the farm and should be allowed a reasonably commlesl m for his trouble and risk tu managing money. 8. The Executive committee or a sub-committee thereof should have a general supervision and control-over the farm affairs both practical ami financial and sign all orders on the tieasurer for dishursmeut. . 9. The Secretary of the Association should be unthorfZMl to communicate with seedsmen and agrleulturiai im plement manufacturers, to endeavor to obtain the best improved seeds and machinery on the most liberal terms. 10. The operations of the farm should be confined to truck farm pro ducts alone. 11. Subscription books should be opened at once, and. subscribera Invi ted by invitations through tbe county presa. 12. That a shareholder, by virtue of hie share, lie also a member cf the Association. 13. That all acts of the executive cortmilttee, sub-committees or other officers or employee* of the farm asso ciation should be subject to approval or disapproval of the general body of the stockholders by m*jorUy of shares at stated or special meet logs held for that purpose, called by the chaiiman | and no one will, * clear tbe Ciucitinau Exposition lu 1881. which employs all the year round over 500 skilled workmen' and .which guaian- tee# the completeness and superior workmanship of all its manufactures now offers for sale on the tuost reason able terms The Geiscr Grain Separator and Cleaner. The Gelsef Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and boilers of i.oy de sired power. Horse Powers, Grist UHls.and Saw Mill*. On handwnd frtr pale at city prices, Belling, sllwl iihs; Steam Packingitnd Eir-’lue Fittings geneiuily, Maoilne Ods, bdhbet Metal, &**. ALSO The Celibrotfd Georgia Psq^ennlal Cotton Gins, Peedeia and C mdcnsi rs. which have* no superiors. Tin y afe as good a* the best, tfnd have given riuiis- faetton in eveiy instance. I have sold G*lser Engines to the following geotb-m n and am author- fzil to refeL to them. They aie per fectly satiefied : Black ville—J. E. Hair. Dr. 0.1 O lom and J. A. McCreary, J. W. mid O. H. ilartz 'p, J. P. Bton.e, Jam*-* Diamond, William f-ail, arid T. O Oli ver, slid Boilers fo J. F. Pnlllips amt W. T R-iy. Elko—J. W. Phillips, bawiiiill and Engine. Bamberg—H. Elirhardt, H. M. San- Biimrm. baheoad. On Mid sfti*r w*'d*v. Ag (1 ICh, will ran m ftillowii un further Antlw: ibiilT-fjccpt 9iiod*r».l WKH’l'WAJM ». oii> , i. - - ^ . HsrnwcH—F. J Binder*. Graham*—H. Easierllu, J. A. Tnht. JBil loc—W. M. Mixson. Willlston—E. GiUitcr, Sawmill and Engine. Bninson—Miles IgjadholdT. Moutiuoreuci—Mr. Battenhwalte. (Hu*, Feeders and ('• irdens**r* are on exhibition at my i‘ffl e in BI*(*lvvHic and at ttie siores of G. K Ry-tn lu Barnwell J. E Huadman at Giahum* and A. B. Ho'i teif at Bamberg. 1 have sold Gins to the following parties and refer inquiiers to them.— They arc-among tlie ^est men in the ooun'y and wfph| no better Oius than the Celltrtlbiiii. BIscttvill^-MrS. E 'zi O lom, James M *rri*, H. N. Hutto, T. O. Glovr r, \V. H. Nevil*, Dr. G. I. 0 lom and J. A. McCreary, J. P. Sterne, G. W. Boyl ston, J. B. Z rn, Nst han ’ Peru r, and Fce.lers to il-aae A. D kes and J. F. Phillips, and Feeder and OoHdeo*er to Mai tin B^lly, J. J- Whaley, 2 feeders. Grahams —H. EiPterliu. Barnwell—Col. W. H. Duucan, 8. C. Cave, Feeder. T* t Williston—A. T. IJntfo. Folk’s Store—Isbam R'XT, 8. B. Jones^zr . Mr. Howard,'a first clase abd rxpe- ileueeil inaeliiuist, who comes highly recommended from riie many shi p* lu wl loti Im has worked, Is prepsTed to' repair E'lglns, Boilers, Gins, &o, &c., ttmmghout Barnwell and adjacent counties. If HiiftUienily eiKimHaged Mr. Howard will locate peruiuneutly lu Blackville. All work .Guaranteed.. # All sab-s Guanititeeii, Au l I will Bvlh-sny Muds of Machin ery wanted byjni)^)ody-st satisfactory prices. Any furiher Information that, may 'feu desired will be pr. nip'lv furnished. G. E. S1EADMAN. ’ Blackville, 8. C. jam 14'. v c aTATtOWH ft Mall ftMtll 1 Are'm. r. • 13 ie* alio :jw Lv Black V 111* . ’* A*til-inh “ WoodwanlT At l smwvll A. M. •.VI *on» 10 1ft 10.25 l*. M »n '240 lisa 1.00 KAMXWA «n rr.tTiojta. i U.il I * Mail 1 1 Accra -V - *—■■ V I -i.-.-ar—i.. I V — A. M A. M. i T. 1*. 1,t Hnrnw.'U I 1 n.'o 4 Sr* •* Wood rani's • J) 11.10 ' 4.40 f 1 Axhlolctl 1.1ft 11. JO | 4A» Ar Blarkvilie V(« 1 11.1ft I 4.1ft Iterunwll lUilnitd Train* atniin.-l with South Owr- o!ln» iUilwav Ta in* w* tollnwa: No. 3 hal conncrtlon iroin Niutb Cttrulia* Roilwtr froni Aiixiwla nnd L*-aI Siutimi.* \Vi-.t ..f ItUykvl Ie. N«. I coll mil* with Soul li flirolina Kwilway Sir Charlo»toii aii'i I/mwI Station* I jut of Iilxckvill<an<l CoinmMa bivi*loii. _ , No ft bn* con hi* lion fnin S«>iilh Carotlirs knilwav than CUarl-ttlon. l olumMa. Iitii.-kin ami all bocal Krailom Ka»l ofMarkviH*. No. I cofln^cU with Sooth Carnttnn Knrhray‘far Ai4;u.la ami I/a-nl Sljlinnit West ol Raravillt'. ' No. 7 Ini- coiiun tiou fromSoiilh Carolina Kiiilr.ay fray, Aninwfs awl nil lan al fttwimi i No Rcunie-clii wilh So'ith Carollnn Railway for Ch.iili*»lou. Colombia nnil sll pniwta H-iot. Oil Court-ilav of each niouih a Spia'ial Tralr will leave Hlac.riUcal I A. M„ aadarriu* at Barnwell at 7.1ft A. M. n r. AU.KN.a. pat. Agent. JOHN n I’CCK, liftu rul Manager. Wedding Gifts -ir AT— si C=3 OQ CJ8 S3 PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and CUT OFF ENGINES. MARINE, STATIONARY aad PORTABLE BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS. COTTON GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG g‘ GEARING. Eta an and H&ad PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS. $ELTING, PACKING, £- OILS. FILES, and General Mill Ouppliei. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric m Lights and other purposes requiring steady, reliable and economical power. This is the simplest Automatic Engine m tbe market. . Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderate. GEO. W. WXi-LIAMS Sc SOIST. ^ ! Write far Prices and meution thA paper. Cliarlcgton, H» €7* •prlO-rm Jt'illt* Whew American aiid Hwiwi, of the laU-rtVylea. Itiob .l(•^v*-lry, Of New and r'l. ^ant I>.'«icii s and KxquUilt* Work- unniohip. Mtepling ► llvt*rwi»rt*. In Krcah and II nulifiil Pnileron, ixpccially adapt id for Wedding Prenrut.-. • Hitveri*l«»tt*rt 'Wnre, Tm Set*. Waiter*. lee Piteliert, Uniter ISshoSjCupa Ooldet*, lS|>o.in*, Fork* of t*-*»t qualil v. etc. C'lioffi* H'nnt-y <2(XmIm _ft— >-f'ee*rH» and •Atnerl.’an CToek*, Fine Table Cutlery, •aBOVt fill COMPETITOR^ j IMPORTvMTl K t»tn *r*Sr . II8HT RUNNlWa AUDITOirs iNOTIi E. — #» AuBlxna s UrriCR B.tRNwr.T.t CorMY, llAUitWjM.L C. II., M.iy 1st, 1*83. The Assessor will attemi ot the I'ollowing ptncesai. the dates metitioned for the purpose of taking Tax H.turns for tlieyeor 1*8.1. All persons who have bought or sold real estate since Iasi return, umsi be particular and so state to the Assessor. (IraTiams, June 2Uili. Hamlierg, Jnns'kith. —• ■ '— Mid way, j uly 2nd and 3d. Hunter’s Clitpet,^uTj 4ih and oth. Klirhardi's, J uly 0th atidTtli. Barnwell C. IL from JtnfrtxrTe Jiffy 2ntli. mnyX-tai S. II. from, W. 1R01TI. Auditor B. C. CONUAKtE HOUSE. Op- L Corner Aesciiili'y and (tervais Streets, posite tlic State House, COLUMBIA, S O W. K. KOiK, I’ropriclor. Kates—$1.50 to $2.01 Per Day, Ac- curiling to T-ofatLimi T»f Room. frj?'Ncw TninaforOmiribu*. Twcnfy- &re cents from Depots to *11 p iris oi the city. Alva Gage & Co. rRomiKToits of nit: Charleston leo House, Market, Cor Cliurcli St, Cliarlcstofl, S.C Shipping, Steamboat, and City Trade Supplied. Ice Packed for the Country a Spe cialty. foblo-ly •‘Tired Nature's 8we«t Krstorer—Balmy Sleep" e«n be obtsiBed by any one who buys of the Association, who, If a slmrs- holdsr, shall also be ex officio chair man of the Farm Association. All of which la respectfully submit ted. ■ ' ■ ■■■ - E L Nixn*, Chairmon. J. A. Miller, P.. W. Usi^ald. B. Wsatb- ersbee, J. D. Brown—Oommittue. Qen. James Conner is very tick in Rirhmonj, Vs, He ha; been in bad health a louir time. J THE WILDERMUTII SPRING BED, which it the best iu use. The Springs are made ef tbe finest BESSEMKU 8TRRL and will last a life t iwe. Bach spring has a hasnal base and independent su) pert. They art noiseless, have smooth surfaces, arc ettoily adjustable, have bo hidiag places for b*d bugs and have h*ee and perfect Ventilation. For invalids and aid perse it a they are INVALUABLE. conscience can woo sleep in vain an a Wilderinnth Bed, As owner af the Phtent for Barnwe’t and Orangeburg oxuntien I am prepared to fill or ders and furnish farther inf* relation promptly. E W FERRY,'. Blackville, S- O. juuck’l ■— . ; * . *|iwct m 1 li*, etc. Tfatvho- hu* and Jewelry CareAtllv Ri*|uiin>(l, The lk*»t O.Kid* at tho l*raest I’rhe.. oct’i J VM Hot 30t King St., Charleston, 8, C. A HOME IN WILLISTON, Vl- I off ,*r for sale my house and lot in 3\iins-» T«Ti The heutse is a ptelty, ».'el. finished mitinge with hall, veraada and four rooms, and is within iwo minutes walk of the |><Mt- - office and depot. On the lot. which conluius oier tin acre, there is a good two-story wood and bUcasiniih shop 80x40 feet! williston deserve lly enjoys the reputalton of havsig heMer heallk. schools, society and or- derlhafi any oilier town in the county and now is the time to gel a p ensitnt homo thei*e. Fqg prices ami further>jmriieiilnrs address . it. T. M ATT14KW8, Williston. 8. (L , mch8 tf NOTICE. Omca or C.’orxTT i.’oshismonukii. ) BaBswcu. C. IL. !*. L’.. June 6. 1883. ( Sealed propoSi U will be rtceived by this Boa d for doing ihe following work iu Clerk's i, llice; UeoopyifHf A Books, Index to TWord«, Judgment Bolls, rtomt 3(t0 Bolls to be rear ranged anu rehumlled, — - ■ The proposals wi.l hr opened an j paused upon at the next regular meeting iu Jtiljf.,. The Board rtn-erves the right to reject any or nB ol the proposals^ rui to accept the one which tltey slmll deem best lor the ioleresti, of the eoHUty, tviihoul regard Co the smetint of ihc_biil. By order of the Boned. WM. MoNAB.TTefk June".id Central" Hotel. HKOA I> S'l-'IIRKT. AEv^TJBTA A MRS. W. M. THOMAS, Centrally loc rif J, rntrrnnient io bmti ness. ‘ , i mv20 tf SEWSJ acWNE THIKK. ACT! It eonceniM «vorv Mun, WToihah and Child in uif THIKTT DAYS AMC.N i TIIK iBKEAKEKSTOR THE GOOD OP Act The all Powerfal RAHII U onr wea|»or W m*ty, old time prices otir foe. Come With year penny and gel your penny's wurth. Com* with yotfr dollar and it* full valse, W# give but a tew <,uoiitinn* a* apace will uoi admit nf ihe thousanda equally aad m marvel - - irasty cheap ihsl nwaii vour kind inspection at my afore in buaokviule- h. a. 180) Sailor lisle for Children at |.*c., old price .Ml*. &oi 14 inch CnmMe rnraosta Ifie worth oOo. 740 large Straw Mata f.r men. 5«. each —tmaamg. Klff 10-4 whits Toilri 1 price »2 100 d am Mens Unblaached lloewi*.—Uriliah etyls. fi eneen Kruit of the Loom llleiched Ruining al Be In market le day. 8tt,0i,0 yaidn but Calico at oc. jot yard. N'tu's Veiling is papular ahades, all wool. aOS.^#. per yard. La. dies Slippers 45*., r gttUr pnea 1ft. Lulies’ Newport Ties 9Ae , worth $1.2«. Line* Uwna. faal oolnre, *i l 4c. Otnghama for Orreaea, the biggest bargain* on the Cantlnnwl 8c. per jard. w.»rtli loc, Irtdlci Heavy Colored lloaa iOc. An iiutnenae array of Laos Cdlars, Ties and Kt.clitis. Laces. K obr >1 Hr* I fnni niu^t in the tn»<t beauiifal Irian poluta all widths and prices. Checked Nainsooks at Me., would he cheap at 10c. Colptnd Use Buntings, fast dye. at 8 1 4c worth 22c, W* will not tax the reader fhnher with the mo no! anon* rehearsal of figures, but in aimpte language say that we now have in store the lar gest and in«at choice supply of. DRV GOODS, SHOE' 1 , MILLINERY, HAT?, , ever exhibited between Charleeto and Augusta, the prices of which we will twian(m agaiust any market in the Southern States. Cad at * \ J. L. MORRISON’S, I»L\( KV ILLK, (Curnor by the Court House). nprl" tf ... “%EW ■SEWING h Trrzr Jos. J. Brown,. ATTOSiKETATt&W, Barnwell C- H B O- oct2h ly _ v f’ "Js'OT'lOlO Ome* Of*CorNTYTbS>rT3tinXKItV, 7 IH^X. f G MACHINE CO* (30 UKiluN SOUALE.MLA YORK)] CHICAGO, ILL." *•—=-* ORANGE, MASS., and ATLANTA. QA- IB. W. Vogel, HirnwelL IS. C. melt 15 tint Geo. R. Lombard «& Co . Forest City Foundry and Machine Works • tfanftwiti.i, C. II. April 3d —Notice is hereby given that application lias been made fbnthe t uunty ('omuiisaioners to lay out and open a new public roadcammenc. ing on live Charleston road near the North east curlier of lauds id Krvin li. Given# and passing in a Sonllieasfdiiet'tion over lands of B. (1 Give’is, Mrs. L. II. Hninmond, J. J. Whaly, Alfred Aldrith an;l Brook* Wiee to ihe I'uncm’s or New Bridge Bead, near the Norilieast corner of lands of mid Brook* Wise. Said appliealian will be considered and passed upon at the Tegular meeting of the 1'tiard on Hie 8d July next. 1‘rovtUcd, that on or hefura tnat .day the written content to the right of way, Without toutpeniutiim, of all land QWneraiUrougk e hose premises the pro. pcstd road would puss, shall !>e obtained and tiled in litis office. All persons concerned will appear ou t hat day and make* kfRiwn gny o'jections they may hive to the pro posed road. ( By order of lb* Board. W *. McNah, Gerk C. C. apr'i Pair Notice. TLe hammer mealing of the Barnwell A & hi. Society will be held at the Fair Grounds *u Weduestlay, the 18th day of July, prox. A full attendance of tha Stockholders ia geqeested as the queeiioa of the removal of the buildiaga to a more deairabl* locality will the* be s.ibmilted and deeided. The lodiaa of Ike cannty are aardially In- vitod to attend and lend thetr encoarnging preeewoe. They are requested to brir.g has ketc ef proriatoneand to aid the AssoeHtion in giving an old fashioned barbeeue. Rsonye will he reed on Improved-Stock by, ex (lovernor Hagoed, on Fieltl (.'reps by Ma jor E. R. Hayee, on Treek Fyjrming by L B, Toole, on the fertBiters best eeited to Iheeoilx oi Barnwell eownly by Mqjor E. Span a Ham mond and on Grape and Fruit Cullare by Major G. B. loirtigne. A special flea tare of the day will betbedts- play of ctoaly grown Fruita and Flowers. A general attaadance of all lovers of thi Peach Season. FRUIT JA.RS- M A SOX’.'? I.MPROVKD Quaria and Unit’ (jniluus at Bottom Prices by . D. Smythe, Jr. Crockery and Glassware Doder, 712 Broad St. AUOUSTA.G^.. ^njiiySl Jm Tv&w7MiAmm 9 A.XTC>liNICV AX I* A \V II \ K.Ni v. II.. H. il. rr.impt attention given to all business en trusted to him. Near the M titer i <>wer, 1014 to J^p2C iVinvi, k Afreet, Augusta Georgia. Saw Mills, Gsi-t Mils, (line M ilia, Jlantulion Maihinery.Kngines aod Boilers, Cotton ScrewnrHiufu'tigit, Pulleys, Hangert^Jmarnal Boxes, Mill Oeuring, Gadg- ernia. Furliine W Hti*r U lice s, («in Gelling, Judsuii’a Gtivernw, Disston’s Cimi- Inr Saws and Gummcrs and Klim, Belting And Bubbitt Metal and Brnm Fhtin# Globe and (. heck \ ulvcs, \\ liistles, Gungcs, Ac., Iron aiid Bra at Castings mid Gin Riba nnd Injector*. Rcpai.iug promptly done at lowest priie*'. We cart erery day both Ima and Braxs, haviug neatly iucreaaeil ourenpneity jwith Is test tmprofbd look. We am “l x^ running tiill time w th 100 hnnda, which enables N* to fill orders promptly n lowest pride*. Gire ns s trial hif weseiitlitig eWnhere. Aghnfs for.Georgia end South Curoliu* lot Rolling's t'nirerm! Injce* b>r ilie last boiler I'ecdcr out. Woiks with one ever., Wil wmk warm or cohi water, and will !Hk .-.iter. AVftnsiited fojiive s-itisinctioD. Bead lor circu’ars before you buy any oilier. Tl»ey are better tbana pttotp. Giro ns • tri 1 before sending elsewhere. sogdl The H liitc Sewing machine. The Ladies' Favorite. LACJ^v pwneperMy ef ike eontrty is nr a e»l>y so ieitcvl, II. II. RA.TKRitxa, * ‘ J. W Voorwabd, -- Ai.Mirri Alhsich, Jxo. W. lloLMRS. r a*yl7-td IvutmiUce. EDGINGS, ,, ISSEkTIXG. ' Largest and beat .elected stock in Barnwell County. Lace Curtains from £2 to SI0 per pair. Luce lied Spreads f-om !r3to $10 per pair. Silk Hschus from t>6 cents to$4 0 , 1(J) pieces of real Linen Laces at lowest figures. M UUSCMERv BLACKVILLE, S. C. jn 0*7*4 w ~ Notice. Orrtor. or Covxti CaoMissiooxes. "I Bakswxli.C. H., 8. C., May 8. 1883. ( Notice is hereby given that npp ieation baa keen made tv. the Cownty Commimionere to declare tbe road from Grahams to Bamberg (intersecting tbe Pnblic Road leading from Bamberg to BarnwaU al tbe old Henry Hart- Mg place) a Public Bend. enid applioatiou will be considered and ■pen at tka regular meeting of Ihe arde* lk*7lh August, neat. Frovtdtd, that on or before that day written conaenl to the right ot way. without compensation, of ■It land owners through wbo-c premises the proposed road would pots, shall, be obtained end. filed hi tins office. ' AP persons concern ed will appear on that day and make known eny objections they may have to the pro posed road. By onlcr of the Board. Because it is tbe Lightest Rtniftlfi':, the most juiot, makes (he prettiest stitch, ami has aore conveniences than any other Machine.* It la wurrintetl fivc.ycars, and is the eoaiert to sdl f and gives the best satiaLction of any Machiov on the market Intending purchaacra are aoHe itetl to examine it before buying. Responsible dealers wanted iu all unoccupied territory. jlaa.v^MA.S & KEY* Agent#. 928 Broad tttroet Augusta* Ga. tnr J. D. & T. F. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 69 Broad Street^ Atlanta. Ga. [jan*i» aiaylf W.M. McNAB, Cltrk. JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS, DEALERS IN ~ CHOICE HANDSOME CARPETS AND RUGS. LACE GUHTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND CORNICES, WALL PAPERS, BORDERS AND DADOS. - OIL PAINTINGS ANDCHBOMOBL - A VXJJjLi L.1NK OK CllOIClC OROOKXU1M, JAMES G BAILIE A SONS* (—: 718 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA^ (Old Stand of J. O. Bailie * Bre.) *pi5 -■ _. . ■ itfi •’>'I Millions In lt« STANLEY’S NEW PATENT PHO- cesa for the manu factu r c of Spirits of Turpentine aad Piue Wood Oil from Lightwood. ]f yon wieh to make money correspond with the undersigned, wbwie aut borised *• sen the light for Barnwell County. ' It N. MILLER, 1 WiUirtou, S. jau‘25 AUGUSTA HOTEL* IfllOAD MX. ALTO tfrtXA, U A MBUIIAIUOAB CBOWast*. LEWIS A DOOLITTLE, km: M* W. EVANS, ; Roams lathe Rear, rhrtcw Uqoon alwaa *• htad. 11n Mart Ntritew tmi|aan «md wvM