The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 05, 1883, Image 3

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■ r-i’r , -1^ '.-^Tjfrr, t i^ Jj 7 THUl^DA 5 ?, ,f0LV 1«»|. i^E'Hllv, tluf bifpht mil.bwitirut little ri»ht*r /.f A. , of Al- lemlah-, 4l«^ no ijSttUrdMy if brntu tik'C€*r . ' / \ Thic Faiil—The'Esecutive 0ymmlt-I t je Academy, on ics^f ^utMtlaT in 1 HfH -* • - t^e vf ih* Fair Association met op M'Uhlnr abips W' I «eo'l so Interest fever. - • S' ’ v M uri-^i, oc, the ult., by Rev k Dove Pill* f, Hr. \Vm. 6. Dlek*, of Alkrn and Mlee SaIHe Kl, Aauyt.tvi ol A. £. DasU.^E q., ot Ybls •*• • • t A m-itoh., *am« «ff, bsse-ball was fdayM at Will! ^tnn on Tuesday after- notrn t^rtwetiO the WlfUslan and Black- rille nines.. Tke score stood 21 for Wlllleton to 12 for Clackvtile. M.aj J. J..Xrailia«i, who has.lasen an ertremety diltiosj condition forsev. w frojp 3svfytUH?[n- preseut. and fulled tp m retMjested, btft Ike by tho^iTWhn Sre^e kspf y acsuf4}Dt‘«jtar. wlMnc C« the I8t^ Ww. pleasant ted prououwcit **• ,. ... , ^cetlC^VcTj .yttle Mangle, d ■eral days, is slightly better tills (WednesdaT-' There t". »e pTfodile* that the rno^tla^s fifths two regret to say, ersixsrfy^V of bis SMOciatloRs shaf.i be h*ilos the same ultimate recovery. 6ill. of. Blackville, experts to be at the Fair Orouuds on tlie 18:h inet. with a full supply of ice-cream, lemon ade, pi oyiw,^c„j»nd solicits the pat-; tttuge or tha pul/la _ ; 1 ( i N » j tl,M hv< ever tuvls a mors plaa^a u iinpres«i<>o la Birnweil thAO ■3 i lore C dhr iA. Hh .courie^a \ man- ■ners, conspicuous fairr.ess and great Hl^Ulty. bars m^de him a great favorite with all v>ho Lave been brougbt In con tact, with him. . , X') H', on Titss l iy nt'•ruing, be- t wet-u the Post OBie and Mr. £. W. Vogel’s store or Mr. P. •gtTa’ shop, a small brown buckskin Pocket-Book, ■containing-a mitu of money and two live cent checks Issned by Otot, E. T. A^oore. A •Kberal reward will 4 .'* paid Sor Its rettm to trills olF.ce. ^ ( Hijuddaos, report ^ nip unucua’ amount ^f. B’ckness throi]gt\o.ut the county. V.V learn that typhoid fever S^uHe cp«nKHn* if TTrHi^on Town- Ip Mr. «/. Wesley Hair, Mrs. *' Iward But land and Hires clildrea "f Mr. JMh Grubbs buvo died of that disease within the last week. Tiie ^tfendance on Saleday w>v» ItTCer than *t has been f{>r peveraT, months. Crop reports frotp alj parts of _tb<> oututy we^e dtecoufsgfng. ft is beileveil tliat the yt^ld of corn and cotton will be Lr below that of last jear. iuin generally ^needed, labor i carve and grass agureetive. . i • i 1 ‘i •• A Barnwell lady was asked the other day ‘■Wioit fl >wer was Gray tbiuking of whep he wrote the lines : r ’‘Full many a ll -wor is born to bkish un- •*f*n, ( . , v .i .... . ... < Aid waste Its fragrance on tiro deesrfc '“ ,l - » ..—> • ; She promptly and properly replied : v^egrocs,” } - *5. ih.ACfcvti.u:. -t^fopa In this town ship are so I'OOiSfaing that eyen the lir nitc grumliler tlsds no room in his heart for f mlt tladiug. Miss Belle Chaptnaq^of Augusta, is Visiting Miss Famde DeWitt. r * A O i Saturday .Misses ^.niiie Farrell, 'H ituie It i-h, B “saio Uasamoqd x hb I “llarile K j lly return,ed from Valle (!t ucis, wliere th -'y have been at school for the laat year, fn the sweet jbye-and- Mr. J. H. B irger will spend the suni ther at Niagara, Newport and mir 6raucll. ^ A base ball efttb has been orgatiir* !, aud Is pow ready to give uud accept and Hampton Buist capluiu - Tliere is considerable com plaint of . i , i ' . j ■ • |trial justic-a, and taao^ people think ’the^vcharges r.re frefuently greater than tfee law allows. Would If. not be well for theta to tlteiuJhe ofSce of the (j)lerk of thp Circuit Court, for publiy Inspection, itlm c -d ctutementspf thtir accounts In „a|l cases brought before them and,settled without trial • Tlie system is, growing uspopuiar, sn 1 faults. public nfflviiils are held responsible Justice to the Ju tjcee sad the requires some such d' as that Hhovc. Will be success. The minutes read and conAri A resolution WkJSulitpted that rtie srcietary communicate iinnr\ediately with each member oM$>p Es^cutlve Coinmlttee not prCkcdtlhd'.lBit Mm to report on or before the filth,tost, what eoutribuiiuna of money and, yrovMons will be made fey hie to fresh if> for the benokt of tire meitiup ua ttve 18th lost. 1 . ... A propositir-a itas stfttr^ited by a ■committee of the fihe'rwap/ JTockcy 'Club, and vnairtmously accepted, which .days, tho .closing and .those ot Hie Sher wood nroe trar-k opeulug /^t I P, M. each day .during tils next fall .greeting. Tho two organs Pious ar« entirely distiucs, fent •vill act in hscmooy, A ruction wqp udopted tAtwt the cowl* mlt tee ,0(1 arrangements b« ea«<K>wert-<i to make a contract .wiAa r|S% J. W. Woodward for l^swreetjl—w#Uir nec- ess iry b-oildinfro ditf^Jjg^rBj^Plinile, npon the terms astaafeait -fey him, and Hoccptsd by^th* cv|ii»Ut«s.' Grid,. Q. & Fii*y, BhsrM of Barn- wet County, Wjjn .plectod cbU*f mar shall for tho airmtE.'W msestmr. with power .to ueicola spfUjieut^ft tff of as- 1 ' sistautt for Hie preserf ifem of per fect ordet. , . , Tlie fall r.'.eetlnp.,of the F dr Aesuci- &tioh will opep of., i'neydiiy after tlie -Couclueiou of the State rulr, and con- tiu'ie for Cve dajs. ' The premium lists are in tliejhands cf t he printer, an jl. will lx? ready'for disirtbut.'on on the * u h Inst, ■ O i inotioa, tbs J 'mmitte^a'tj mrned to meekiMni'i on the 18th of July. £ H,.E*.riv:i<ifN(t. President. J. W. Wooes.van, Secretary. ,Cochran, present! »d >ho teaebar with a beautiful cake. TVttlft Maggie de- aarves much cred it fax her promptness and diligence at s<.!.oid, and Uer ap preciation of the- sir vices of her In- wirnctorcDtaks r jV- It Is idHwd t aat £ho patrons are going to iMka a trei -eudoua, t to put (he academy bu'-dlug inlBt-clasu ^jorder—to teflt. ifc r'lth < i orn%itablo teats, etc. tJood L 'i^hey could not do anything that would in the rad pay bettrr. Tho nn ats that children oe- oupy at school should be em-y and ceWfor>.able, Aid the school building shtVHl d bo mitile us couifortabls and attractive *« possible. Our fathers hauled their products to market in wagons; sk ould we scorn tbo owe of steam? T..ey vud Wo sat on h«gd Hit beiicl"*-, uip high (or ns an<i Wit bout b <*ks, and wroSkH di^skw so btgh tin t boMdiiatwa not -elbows were in a hot* wftA0Ur HiouMem, or J* >ym Tiik Elk • Erccrv. a.-fThe Sunday Scho.il exiMirhi m from Elko to Aiken, on tlie 22nd ult., wac thoroughly en joyable from jta iiiceptloa to its end. The tlnougiitfui, arrangements of tho ju^nagers, who wore untiring la their {^Torta to make e*«ry participant per fectly bnpHf, were entirely adequate, and w»s. ve^tt^re the assertion timt no plea^anfor pilrty was ever gathered before In this State. 'I^he music of iaughiug chlhlren, the beauty of win some women, and tho courtesy of clever gentlemen utad“ the d.iy a per fect otio t-i us ami to ra iny others of the fraternity oj bachelors. The en- fereatii-e of u u mere liw iadK‘i, tin Tour own dread .of the viudictiveucss of our yiarile.il brejbren.pf ^Jio, pre-s. induce us to p,'is$ Hgbjly over the work of the b^iud Qod.on iiiat blessed Frlvlay. We uro not op the witness stan'd, and will n.ot v duntadiy testify as to the grlev- ■cue manner lu which the hearts of Mat McCreary and Major Ctuimplin. wnd 'Gtln-c Aiken bachelors were wounded, ~^iut the sad faces of Sheriff Holly and Gaines Ashley and Luther gat os of tbcfalr ground* lour backs Qt bow. Slumld siuc ckildreQ t|^ ? No! this is of prrgcwa. tut our children kkr* every udvautage in utlendiug ym as well is at botuv; let iiolhiug inder their . Aivaucemeut, iHeiilaliy, morally or ph- eicalty. June 2 r i, 181 bye they wjll be sweet girl gi,i luates. Willi ims foretold a wholesale ex >dus to. Barnweil tiiis fall, and Bishops Brown, r.ud CuThbort predict a rich iiarvest cf matrimonial^ money. And as *B Glk' dellc-Ung feast .that MSS spread before iBo six hundred, the challenge*, W.^Jl F-lly is piesldeut subject ie too vast for description in these* melting days. It- Wad vupe.b, and ecpial to thesatlsfaction_pf a thous and editorial appetites. For the ul' broken course of counesi'-s-extended to ua, we return our hpartio-r thanks to each aud every good Samaritan, .and.to tlie girl who bruke our juaui: we humbly express tlie hope that she will speedily mend it &ud our frayed collars. ^ HOliL <1F HOKQR Or Williston Ac a outy rou ths Fxa* 6. E. Steadman (OI’FOSrPE BTR03EL HOTEL) Blackville, S. C. COMMISS ION MKRCU ANT AND Agent f"r tut c.Vlebraied Uelo'.r Mnn- ufaduring O >mpaivy, which was ganiz*d in 181)!), which took the priz' < f S5!>0 In gold .uni the Htiv-r Medal at theCmetnnatiE(positionhi 1881. whic.h employs all thu year round over - 500 skilled Workineu and whiob guaian- tees tlie coicpletemss and siiperi«>r workmans Lip of ail its nianufactures •rtr^woff-is for sale on the most misou- uole tei tus: The Geisor Grain Separator and Cleaner. Thq Gelser Portaiile and Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers oLuuy de- kir-d power. Horse Powers, Grist Mills and Saw Mills. . On imnd and for sale at city prices, Belting, all wiat lis ; Steam Packitigatui Eo ine Fittings geneially, Mac due Oils, Bdbbet Metal, &c. ALSO The Qelebrated Georgia rentennlal Cotton Gins, Feeders aud C-mdensi rs. which have no superiors. Tht y aie as goixl as the best and iiave given satis faction in every instance. I have sold Geiser Engines to. the following gentleman and am author-' i*ed to tefer to them. They ate per fectly sutislied : Black vflle- J. E. Ilulr. Dr. G. IO lorn and J. A. McCreary, J.,\V. and G. H. ilattz ig^J. PJbLofb£,-<Jjit&e* Diamond. William Fail, and T. O. Gi- ver, and Boilers to J. F. Phillips and W. T. Ibry. Elko—J. W. Phillipo, Sawmill and Engine. > B uuberg—H. Ehrhardt, il. M. Sau di fer. . - ' - Barnwell—F. J. S mdera. Grahams—11. l^aetei llu, J. A. Tant. Bddoo—W. M. Mlxson. Willistou—E. Gunter, Sawmill and Engine. - > * Brunson—Miles Loadholdt. M'^ut m- .rebel— Mr. Sat ten h waite. Gins, Feeders and Condensers areoo- exhibition at tfTy .tfC-p ip‘Blackville and at tne at ores cl G. K. liyau in Barnwell Ji E Suadman at Gfubams and'A. B. Ilocten ut Bamberg. I have sold Gins to the following parties and refer inquirers to them.— They are among the best men in the counif and wish no better Gins than the Centennial. BiacitrBU* — Mforffltiaa O iom-, James Nh^rrhs, H, N. Hutto, T. U. Glover,-W-; H. Nevils, Dr. G. I. O tom and J. A.* McCreary, J, P. Storue, G. W. Boy I aton, J. B. Z rn, Nathan Purt. r, and' Feeders to 1-aac A, D.I'CS and J. F. Philips, and Feeder and Condenser to Martin Solly, J. J. Whaley, 2 feeders. Grahams—H ETeterlln. Barnwell—Col. W. H. Duncan, S. C. Cave, Feeder. : , . - Williston—A. T. Hutto. Folk’s Store—Isham E zer, 8. B. Jonys., Mr. Howard, a flm ctsse and expe rienced machinist, who otemee highly bio.v, Esdtsq Jtjkb 34 1°^. Qourt pUmKhift —Theseveral ensps Billings M»re, ^uf on mo- of the defeqdanl’s counoel, coo- ‘ * to tjie Deft term. ,r< l petit jury brought. In a, Yprdlct of aot guilty io the ease of William llamptOQ, charged with assault and battery w*(b intent to kill and assault and battery of a highly aggravated fiat pre. ( % i ' -- i William'PhoerWx'pfosd guilty tjbs charge of grand ^arcepj, sqd waa sen tenced to imprisonment in the peni tentiary for elptyfra inouths. , , Dfcbard Morris, Jr., and Clay born Morals * were found guilty of assault and battery'of a highly aggravated h*t»re, and rpoommended. tp the likrcy’ of the Court.J They were sen. traced to Irnpripoaiceat for six uionth- the penlteatlaiy or to pay a floe of rffty dollars eaeb. Joseph Kirkland, indicted for mur- . was acquitted, 'and Barney looker, indicted for assauU and b«t- Ary of a iMfMy aggravated nature, •#a* acquitted. The usual orders were , au I the Gineral Sssslous were k't oa Friday afternoon. - »■ ’ »>► • •** MwsImvi* Ntsiicrx.' cold beor at Ben Daviesf. Water—Bock Caady Syrup Craam, at Barnwell ' lee co Bod* and First Honor—J.enuie L. Brown. Segopd Honor—Currie Miller;- -— Ceitilicatr* of Merit.—Reuben Ropn- tree,, Bessie Willis, Trank Wii8« t ' George Thompson, Carrie Rountree., Jessie Willis, Arthur Kennedy, L'stzic Thompson, Mattie Broadwater. 1 The following received Certificates of Molt fur the first quarter only : Jusiah Newsopi, Rcbtcca Brown, Minnie Dicks, Jessie Brookcr, Currie Newsom, Bessie Green, ^ettis!Harvey, Emmie Weathersbee, Eiia Weather*- bee, John Eubunke^ ' Explanation.—The daffy recitations of the pupils weri marked from 4 to 0, according to proficiency, 4 being given for a. perfect lesson and 0 for a failure At the end of each week those pupil* that made on average of 8*, x had their names; put on ttfe tb>ll of Honor, and at tbd end of each quarter those whose nam^s had been on the weekly Boll eight times out of ten, received Certificates of Klerit. The pupils that made the btgbest and seouod highest stand during Ahe desston -feeceivetf First Honor and Second Honor respec tive^. — I * ny/' * ’ The scholars whose nacaes ar« on the session Roll deserve a great deaf of credit, for It took close sod constant application to studies for them to take the st«nd that they have taken. The reward of diligease is sure. Tbh Spring session of the schoof closeH on the 'Ji.iT, Inst, for a vaca tion of about twq months. The Fall term wiU a on the 20th of August. At tlie oloeo of tbo idling term of _ the tnwny sln ps in ~] whfcfrbA;has.worked, is prepared to repair Engins, Boilers, Gins, & t >., &o„ throughout Barriw»ll an<l adjacent CopitUes. If enfliciently encouraged ^Ii<I16vvfird wik locate permaueuily iu Blackville. All work Guamntt'cd; All sales GuaratitHd, Aud I will silt miy kinds of Mach In cry wanted by iiuybpdy at datiatactory prices. Any furiher infornyation that may be desired will be promptly Furnished. G. E. STEADMAN. Blackville, 8. C. junelt ST \ TI< >NS. A. M I,v lt»riiwi-ll 'I A15 *• IViHxJwinff f ^ I “ AsWi lch SxritwWI ItallnM* Train* <,niiu«vt n iih .S .utli r*r- oliun K.'iilwa.r Tnlki* ».• MW,**: Nn. 3 ha* rnui*-,-t inn fr,,m Sniiti Cat "Una Hull* av fW,m AupiHtn ami Wnl Si at it ms Wst <,f 1!!^ kri |,‘. Nn. 4 ismie-ft* with Smilli Carnlin* Kaiiany for CharU-itiin a in! Stalhm* l;.ist of lUarkvillt'ami CnlumMa IHvtsmn. No. 5 ha* < unmi-thm from Smith Camliua Itailwny frnm (Minrlcstoii. t olmul.ui, IHvt.-toti aud all lyssf Stulioo. Last of Dlarkvllli'. v No. Cooiims ts uilli Siutli ('sndioa hnOwuy for Augusta nmt l*«il Stations West of Bhu kvillo. No. 7 ha- mnnis-tion fnim Suifh Carolmn ItaflirtiT froHi Ajijraam ami all I/ralStation*. No. 8 i <mivsss with Soutli Carotins Ihiilwur for Chart-St on, ColoatUiH »*d all !»., ol- i'jist. On Itiurt Unr of oarh luimth a Sirsdal Trah' will haro i'lav vill ■ at 1 A. M„ andarrivr at l!.:il.st il af 7.45 A. M »». C. ALLEN.O 1MT. Aront. JOHN n. rrmc, lirm-n.l Msino.i r. a.o*. 9mAHf A,6. Wedding Gifts It —at— ALLA1VS. v w (Cino Wnlrbi-^ Amcrtctlll awl tkrlwi, of tho latwl yfriaf- Iticb -Tt'tvi'lry, OfNow and f"!-—snt U-si^rns and MxquUtro Work- man.-hi]>. Kti rU.ua: ^ ilv«-r\vnre. In Fresh and tTiwntifiil Tat torn*. i-S|*-iiiaUy adapted for Wcdilinu l'ns, ni-. Hilvi-rplivlerj 'NVnee, Ti s Sots, Waiters, |w> Ifti-lrt'TS. Hnttor IMshos,Ctipn Ouldi ts, Spooiis, Forks of tK-K qaaitty.oii*. tLiliodci- h'taix'y CwuixIm . Fn-mhaod Amcttuan (Vicks, Flm- Tallin Cutlery, Sp- -rTto'liw, rH'. Wati'lie* and .towi lry Carefully IV’puirod, , 'fhv ISost QihnIs ai the Is.aesl Piii-. *. J%V«w AI.I.A.V, 807 ivitig'Sl., FbarUstou, 8. C. octft - - A HOMK IN W l LLISTOiVT" I off.t for sale my lioitiie anil lol in Willis, ton The hoime is a preH y;v eFTt it is It ed I ci >t In (re with hill, reruelit nml futir room*. ! nii'l i* within ttvo minute* wtlk of (ho post- ! office and ilep.il. On tlie lot, hhicli pontnins nv Cl au aero, lltore is n ffiunl t wo-stnrv won.l and Wiicesmith sl»op. 80x40 feet. 7> illiatou ^SMWs lIy erijoyt( -ih« re|)uin1ion (ff having helter liea’.lh, -schools, society nud or- dcj^tlian any other town iu ihe county nud now is the time to (ret/a pleasant home tliere. KOrprices airtfcfurtiier purticuhirs address - - it. t. mrmii-us, Wtllislwi. 8. C. mchff If £2 PLAIN SLIDE VALVE' and A CUT-OFT ENGINES. MARINE, BTA7I0NART wad PORTABLE r? “ BOILEKg, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS. COTTON GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG jj GEARING, Strain and Hand POMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING, OILS. FILES, and Grawral Mill Supplies. HUGHES' aJCTOMATIO CUT-OFF BUGIirsa, for Electric Lights and other purposes requiring steady, reliajfle and cconoaurul power. This U the simplest s &r PO tro B S» uprlff-fm . M Automatic rngine in tho market. CO fcsD Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderate. GEO- W- Sz SOXT, Cbarlenton, C. Write (hr Prlce*nnd meutlon this prqar. NOTICE- Orricr or Coi’XTV l.'-OMMisaloKKlU; ) Uausm ru.f. H. W ,S^C.,'J uue .>■ 1888. ( Settled i>royiaiVl« vvlri he received by this Bpm d for doing t lie following work in Clerk's office.- . - kceopy ing C Hook it. Index to Record*, Judyuietit Roll*, nltout 800 Roil* to he rear ranged and reliuadlcd. Thepropoaahf will hr opened *tcl pns‘e l upon at th'e next r.ejfular meetinjr in July. ; The Hoard reserves iheripht lo rejeeCany or r nil ol tlie proposals, and to acceyil the oui which they shall deem best for thq iutereuta! of the cniinty, Without rcgat^l-lo the amount ' of the liitR* i)y order of the ll.a-d. WM. MoNAB, Cork. jtineT-id Central ~ Hotel, r*UO.\D NTHKlffT. AtJCUSTA <;a MRS. W. M. TH0M4S, Cctitnilly located, coaveaiaiit to bitM- nc«». — aiv^iitf Jos. J. Brown, ATTOKNET AT.liflLW, Barnwell C- H & €?• —ocf.'ffly ——j-—: .. r Fair Notice. (IUIMU RWTI -FOB SALE- AT BLACKVILLE, S C- Obc Urge New UWelliag^ Urge l<k| One Smaller New Dweding. Vitfi lot. One large 2-etory Store anffTot. -. Two one *tory stores, i|uitctrew. T’- All in ill* most dosirablt peVts of-tdwn. Also three small houses mi*? lot* la town. ALSO NEAR *OWN. Four valmMe farm*. Urge and small, *nln ffTti suite of cultivation Clioflce tor Fndt Vegetables, Melons, rollon and Com. ml sell oueror ail together. TERM.’ EASV. Also, 1 Urge iimiscaml Lat-nl Unrnwoll II.,- and at n»y house in MeckvilU, The Rummer meeting of tlie narnwelt A k M. Society will be held at the Fair <!rouiid» on Wednesday, tho ISth day of Jftly. pro* . A full atteudanee of tho Stockholders i* rci|ne*tetl aa the question of the removal of the buildings to a moredesirnhielocality will then bo a.ihmitied aud decided. 1 lio ladie* of tlie county are cordially in vited lo attend and lend tJicir eneottraging presence. They ore requested to bft^ghus ket* of provision* and to aid (lie Association in giving an old fashioned barbecue. •Isgftys will be read on Improved Stock by ex-Uovernor llagood.nn Field (fop- hv Ma- jot E. K. fl ayes, on Truck Farming by L B. j Toole, on fhe fertilizers best sttiled to the* il* oi Harnwell county by Major E. Spann Ham. mood and on drape and Fmil 1'ulturc by • / ABOVE Al l. COMPETITORS M l UGHTJUNNINg new Hom e IJUtPORTaJVTl SffltKE pfSiL-Sfeun SEW1HG MACHINE CO- 30 DM ION SObAWk.NL'.V YORK jj CHICAGO. ILL.* * ■——-ORANGE, MASS., Amo ATLANTA.QA.- BHAD, TIimKy ACT! It nv.MTom* i vrv M:iu v Worn tin an*l Child rn fhc County* TIUm liAVS A\U)\ti THK BHKAKKHS iOK TUB GOOD OP kU* — ■ • . ' The all Powerful-r\.«H‘i« our'weapon, rt«ty, old linVc’pricer our foe. Com wilh yovt peijny midget \ .mi penny’* werlh. (',me„ with yoltr dollar anil gM i'a full valaV* W-'# giveJaM » ItvrVfrtrTt-rtion* n* space will un4 ndtjyt of the ihons.inds cqualfy and as marvel ously ehetrp ilftu await your kind inwpeMion ut my store b, Kr*ACl^VT LltK R. a 1H0.) Soilar li ne for Cldldfen at f-Vi.. old pficnM'c. WVi l-l-inch-tWirie Parasota 1(V., • worth -'•Oc. 7-Vt hirge Siraw liaia for men, fm*. raeh—imnz*ng, MKT 1(4.4 w¥le Titilef t’otinierpiues'< Tc . o'd price trJ BW <1 z-n Mens EiiHe«tbv>Hfo»o —lirwieh slylev (i ciaev Ftiiil of rhe l.otitii Rletched Snirting nt fbo in tiiarkcl today. StfOtU yarda be*» (‘Tico at fir, per vnfrd. Xi:ti a Veiiinirin p^ptilwr ahmles. all wool, at 2-7e. per yard. U-* diet' Nlippers 4. r »t.. r> gylar kpriim'*ff. Lidits.* fiewptfrt Tie* ••5c , wort It $1.29. Linen Utvtia, l ist co’ors, <i 1 4c. Ritighamv for UTewte., the h.geest bargain* on the Continent,• he, per yar-1. w irth l-,c, fiidiy# IFeavy Colored Hose iOe. An immense array of Uec C llari. Tier and Ft-chtts Lnefr, Ktfbrjt Urj.l Tr nvuing.iu tho mnt b*tuiiful Irish point*, ill \vidih* 1 anii,l>4s*<. Cli-ck'-d Niiiiisojk* at bh;;, would he cheap at It(>c. Colo, ed l.ac« iliintitig*, last ilye, irt >} t Jc ntu-tji •J.V, We wi!Ljtr>t tax rite reader fttriher witJrtk* ran- rrotsmiu* rohearvit of figure?, But in aim pie Iwtig-nge *ay that we now have in store Hie Ur* gest and m-*t eitnice supply of. J DKV goods, shgh:^ miwjnkrv, ft ATS*, to, ever exhibife*] Irtween Cmirhr, o and Augn-ia, »he priefa cf kbicb he hill gniiautM ngaiust any market tu the 8 utlharn State*. Ca>l at J. L. MORRISON’S, • DLA(' , KrVIL!iK, (Cimicr l>y ilie Court House). ■U nprl' f i. W. Vogex, N Hlrnwellt, R. nicli 1 r> Cm 0. Peach Season. FRUIT .TABS, Major (4. II. l.nrtigue. Asi 'special feature of the day '*81 be the di«- piay of county grown Fruits and Flower*. A general nltendance' Of .til lovers of^lhe rrqgperity of the cbfrrity 1* earnestly so ■icited. H. H. FasrrafcEiia, J, W Woodwaio, * A i.ihkh A i.nuuji, JJtO, W. Hot.>iK*. maylT-td Cummittetf. eONUAHKE HOUSE. Carucr .Assembly and fiervais Rlretls'. Op posite tbehiate House, COLrUMBIiV, B- 0- W. >L Proprietor. Rates—?1.50 U, 8J.0,) Far Day, Ac cording to Location of Room. JWTNew Trunafor fTtmtibus. 'Fvrfttity- |4 Sr* gouts from Depot?) to all parti) oft he -3E. .... MASON*?’ IMFUOVHD Qtmi4 and Hall Gallons ut Botlouj Ftictarby E. D. Smythe, Jr. - ~ Crockfrr> aw^ AShaTtrafc Pc tier, road St. IT: ATJO IJSTA t G A, ttia> 31 dot $m w. BiAmm, /V *1’ r r <> li N JkC V vV T I.fi w ■I4IKKU I’l.l. V. II., M €J. Prompt attention givonfo alt buMuCjaett- • rusted t.) him. LAWS, EiCINGS, wT" INSEUTING barges!•and best sjelVeietl stock in Barnwell ~ v ; ,, * - Coltnty. boce (’nAtain* frotn $2 to 810 per pair.’ Lnae bed Spread*'f"oi»vT8io'|MOper imir. 8Hk Fisehu* froniffl) cent* in ^4 0,4. ICO piccce-of re:ii Liuvn Lace* at lowest tignvme. M LUtf C31 Kit. BLACKVILLK, S. iJ. jnuc7-4tv KoTICK. Greo. R. Lombard & Co.; -Forest City Foundry and Machihe Works Near tKc Water Tower, 1044 to 1930 Fenwick.' treed, August* Georg'flr Saw Mill*, (it-ist Mills, (!anc M ils, F!at)tiiiit)ii Bftieliiticry, Kugines nod Boilers, .CVttoi .'-c*ew* )1 Mtttftin.'*, Pulleys, Hm-ets, Journal Poxes, Mill Gearing, Gudg* - cofts—I ttrbitte VLatr-r NV liecls^-ttm 0tuuhtf:,'sfh11 son’# GfiVcrnoro, Disstoti’s (‘ircir- iti. Saws and Gummers atid-pfi^r lieitib^r abtl Buhbitt Metal aiid Rrnsa Fiwlojf ixlohe and l link Valves, W liirilci, Gutigcs, Ac , Iron end Brast Castiog* anti ijin ITF's and lujevtor*. Ropsit j ig promptly done nt lowest prises. VU cast every day both Iron mmI Btass, having gie-ttly in« roure 1 our eupTu rty will’ latcet iVnprovcd tool*. We are - rutitti:tg lull tirre w tit 100 Itnnds. which •dairies us 11 fill order* pr nupUy -t towest price*. Jmt* us • tt iul b;f tc sendiu-; eisew here. Apciits foi* Georgia tnd South Brr Korfing’s L’tsitertbUajeer b>r the best Boiler to dcr out. Wjwks with one ever. Wtl wotk vturm t>r cold Water, and’will lift ..iter. Wtinfttttfd t" ;:i\c Mti.-facttnu. Send |,or 4if ctt'anrltof.^e y^rti-btHpany odtcr. - They wre better thtma ptraip. Give us a iri 1 bffirre HMldit g obewh. re. —^ —-— sugM M ltite Sewing Machine. 7hs taiier' favorite. Because tt is the Lightest Rurtwiwg, the nwsf juict, tuakcK the prettiest stitch, and has more conveniences than Aay oGwsr Machine, ft is wairtnldl five year?, aird ib dhc ca»>st te keffy aud g ves the bod rnfisfactidd of any Machine or. the market. Intcndirgpitfchasers ar« 6oU«j Bed l j examine it betorc buyifg. Rtvpmisih’tf / dealers wanled iirTrll unowtfpied teniter^. jLxxoMiVS & :KKY» Agents?. 928 Broad Rtreat Angnsta,) Gjv J. D. T. F. SMITH, Wholesale aud Retail Defers, 09 Btoad Stnet, Atlatua. (rti. , ' ... [jaui.r Tames gT bailie & s0ns7 -rr -DEALERS IN T- - ' — v- Orrx'K or Coi nt? (’oammMmtnemr, 1 15 tnxwKi.i.O. H., S. t’., May 8. INfCL f Notice is Itercby given thm app ic.ttioa has bccrilnade to the County Coinmiarinncrs lo declare the road from Orahirm.v fo r.nmberg (iuler*cciing the I’lihltc Hoad le-wling from rautberg to Barnwell at (be old Henry liart- zog place) a Public Bond. Faid application will be cottsMcred *i»d passed upon at the regular mcotini of the Board ot. the TtB Av.g.i-i, ne*t. JVo.W,-/, STANLEY’S NEW PATENT PRO' CHOICE HANDSOME CARPETS AND IDJGS, LACE CCUTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND CC^NlCES, WALL I’AFEIU, ]X)UDERtt AND DADOS, - .... j X OIL PAINTINGS ANDCHROJlOS. I.4TS v: rrto C'MVFlute ITA AIIL.'V oitoc?Krf?ll ^JVISIKS GK J3AILIK & SONS. 713 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA (Old Stand cf J. G. Bailie & Bra) ■ upT!) X One Blooded C*w JeMpyan.FAjr*htr*, $80 - J One half Jersey Heifer, $”5. One three ijaatvar Jer*ey Heifer, $8j. One large new iron sal# aad other prhp- crtjr * , , C. A. L, ARTlOU JC June’JtttL, 1888. , . * - ‘ jt.ue’JS-tf /' CQBN, coiusr- lAObn»htl.v godtf torn for sale al Sixty ccm* cash per bushel, in lots to suit pur chasers. Apply to June-S-^W J~L / A. BliU’KMYER, Blackville, S. C. r Millions In It- 7—r that on or before Hint day written eohtmni to the t4glit of w;*y. witltout < oumprnMtiOB, of ttH bend owners Ihrottgh who?e premise, (he piseff road vvottld,halt be obtained and Mad in Uil* .(fieo. Alt per* in* efneom* c-1 will appear on that day and make .known any object lop# they way hate to the prtfc. posed To* i. . v By order of the Board/ WM.. MeffAB, Clerk, s niaylO ccw for the m akn fact tiro ^ of Npirit# of Turpentine and’ Kttc Wood Oil. from Lightv-ood. If you wish to make money com«p'ih4 with tho uttdersigued, who i* aitthorizul U» sell the ri^ht ior Rani well CoUuty^- R N. MILLER, * Willistou, 8. C. jauJo AUGUSTA HOTEL- T* 1 1II40AU HX. AUGUSTA. O A. HEAR RAILROAD CRO8R1X0. fvc ^ Bat and Billiard Rooms in the„R#ar. ChoMO Wines and Lienor# ^wa* rahwid. Table Supplied i* Beat Style oa Furwpewn Plan. Attentive Strerat*, Largo and wwlb ■ - Ventdated Room*. tthT-FLEOTRIC BELl4ri0ir. W-W:®?, T