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f Ik pcupif. m J. IJkUii ';:A it W') don t know which i i« .1>A1L 1* f lM« i ■—■ .v-L-grj... ,( r>i|> ic|t<n tn «ic moi’M [non Tim o inti Lwnuty^our Oat cootn* I»tht; PtiVi.il :••*+«« hivfl ta'ten and tho out 10 <k » •r.ntwtroopfat TTw kitu-c ir m ikl u t>x ro'cc'ns w th- ottt poi.rt ty, will ix,)lro ou lo-mon<cw u«Hk. dtiMolreiHn wnlpr pitM it a niiik v chrIc*, but morphine dors not affect its color. Wo it o a jT' (Mt r<'«rx , otcr of religion, hut •1 rtt’i tin k oxl,ra lot.^ ftcrvi^e-: uictho ItASt. ” - V Ail in^ i-c mild to hi thi only man who nt'voi lantaii^Hl htn wile about ’the way motttei u^hd to cook Bo«if ia a ihl to bo iltHpiaatuir wtnn in Pranoo and Italy, in u.is country it t< ill-tpliicihif broad. Thoro Is very Utiln rest, in IJiU worl Intt ■world, oxc 'pt for aerk.-s In atom* th it are n »t iulvort*cJ. . Whan LIih wind U fro v* Ur* bast the TKh hito.tli- least. When the win l ii Iimid toe west Uo^ll.- h I ito the b i=t. ’J'he only trnublc wi h thit trrantl o’d soitir ■rni*r« , s a light in the 'vinduw {i.>r you our When yon hear a young nnn “ty ih^ world owes him a living, you e.m inabe oro ymii' intnd that in owes the w n Id'". JKio^le enou^ll to balAiice the debt. Mr W. G. dhompson. of Widlston, Ins t he best cottoh en>p, of which, we hnv - hcwfl. It nverngea shoulder high, and is 11 cking In four foot roWe. The next regular meeting of the Iflnck- vllle W. 0. T. U will 6** held '1 uesday eve- liltig, July 18th ISW, nt 8 1-2 o’clock p. in Itccitatiniis and ice creutu. Tho public are invited to att ml. a ^ir. J. H. Easlerling alt'ppcd on 1 Tues- diyoiecir load of fire melons, the first of the season. (Mlicr shippers are loading cars to-day and business is brisk on depot elre:l- if-ihn-A. Csmnclly, r>f not^nTsr Hridge tells us that ho and his faniily h ive ex- ^ c i|s-d fever for two seasons, threugfi plititingsunflowers around lie* house, lie now hits a plant measuring 12 feet 6 Inches In hetglitnnd having 5) blooms. u r- Governor I hompsou w hi appoint a suc cessor to Major jtiHbli: in to-day. Messrs W, G. Simms and M G. robin, are the most prominent candidates lor the nomi nation. The npnoirleo of tie Governor will hold the office until the elect!m in Nbvcunber, 1884. ( x Itnring the sickly sensons those living in nnhealihy locdiiies should stay in doors niter sunset and belore sunrise, dnnk strong e-dfee asasarly rn—rbc niorumg as eoiiveiiV, coiifine theinselrcs as nearly n.s possible to a rentable Ji i «ul abslaiu entiicly fiunrtlie me of intoxicants * • . - J. W r . Lancaster i dorms us that wo were mistaken in our stst-'Uieiit that t!ii finds for el-aring nut the Charliwton r al were cidlrcte i • nliiely by th« ('►einty • oiupiissioiiers. Only $15, were tiiihisl • aVr bydliein. the balanos of io^ havi g bit n c dleciel hy other parlie-. 1 In* I'tsil is imw iu exed ent order, but *tlie task of i loaidng it was a heavy omT Oh dftlp mi!o ICti trees wore cut Iro n Uto road. The Ko-union of thipt. Tyloi’sCompany nt IHanakei ’■*, ou th * 4tli UiSt.. w is n my ruetisitit nffiir.— Gf.the hui.dnd and forty moii.hers who belonge I Ui the com pany duriug tin* war, only slsiut forty are known to survive. 'I wen tv tare sui vivors Httsudevl rte* rutan.i >n ami a c nriDlttoe was appoiiiti*il Lt-pt epare a Ills'm v ol the C<<tnmaiid. Tie* anisTti d.niMir sproad f. r thoir.comfort, Inought back to 'he mddler boys vivid recolivcUons of the short nitions on which they weru-Ied, Uuiiug J war times. Ainl we hear that the young, the old and the ii Iddle aged cit z mft of the county will giihfij: at tho.Fair Grounds on next Wist nosilay, in imiu-nse numbers. Fmm ail quarters, thay are. co dag to-makb it a rd-letter day. A daj» resUmd reeff -ation, way from the II-id, the sowing mac iiuP Hops and tho office Is better than a whole sadiflo bags of physio. - ” 'J'heio is a time for all things and this it the proper season for old folks t« renew their youth, and young folks Jo court ami for little folks to dress upand oat cadres k^iiI melons r.iid drink lemonade. Them will be room for everybody and we expect a sp-ictul pleasure In seeing McJSWeeny, of Hamp- t m, and Kims of Oranaeburg. and Uutz of Edg field, fall In love with our gtrK These liithoilo inooniglblu bachelors have es- c iped heart disease hi the rogleus in Which they have p ased their jdigiimsgeo PKaHosip - Judge Al ditch la speudlng I his week 4«i Beaufort. I lie ibs -es ttuihim, of Columbia, am v slti i« M's Bobort Aldr en. Mi. Loll »y Molalr. loft-tewnop Sunday, fdt « two v list's trio 1 , to TV gmi i Capt. B. LtoLman atwr Mt.l if. O’yriB. have gone to New York, to visit relatives, alll to buy fill stocks. r-J - ^ Dr.-irua. ^la Midwuj'^on (be 1 Ilk in*t., 5irs. J* il. Lbimdivaier- Niar UtroAviHaoQ fcfa^iaal., Mt» Dei. nii ‘ \ Anhs residence of Crp'l. A A Ucndcr mhi, in llaruaalf on the d!h inst., Mia* Leila Baswall^af onae-iion of (be brdiu. Mrs A. K,Hease, wife of John L. he-ise, Esq., of Midway, on the 7th Inst,, from an overdose of in irphlnn mlslakenly adinin- Istered ns quinine. SBrnwonp locitry Cbrn —At an infor m.il miHtiing of some of tan inemoprTQf this Club on Piles day l.iet Mike lliowi ■ Eoq w.ie iMlle 1 to the chair, and on mo'* ti'iu . 1 Cvn. U igood. Ale sj a. Alfred Aid* iicb, J ]L Hates and ti. o Utley were ap' point 'd aso^ttiulee in Comaumi.uto irirh Ufmnbcrs ia view if arranging a race mecl- iing for ' November next. A proposition, which was accepted, xvas»then juade t<> Uio Fx'eulivo Committee of the County Agn- eultmivl Society to have thiv meeting oa thu^saau'days ns tho Agi i.'nltur'ii Fair— the itHirning# to bo npptopjiiptcd to th? i-urpi'sefc-<>f i he Fair and the cveejeg? to the Bates ebut each Society to conduct its all irs uidepeudcnt of th* other. A moet- Ligof ilie dub Hiid of otlir-is interested iu racing if invited at 10 o'clock, a ip. on *:ii**> d ry in August, at tho Coari;House, to take fm ther dciionan the preuaxeT. J. A. and Ilii line ia ^'silcen. X Jce coMbeiir at Hen Davles'f Sola Water—Rock Candy Syrup Creaqi, at Uariiwell Drug Store. Ben I>ivleb keeps Ice for sale In small quantities. For fresh groceries oallon Ben Davies. Cow Peas, for planting, can be bad at Ben Davies’, next door to Post Office. Ay Attack on this Edit >r —On Tues day irioiulng while silling quietly in our Office we were culled out by Mr. H. H. E mtciling. We wajked out to the wagon in which tie and bis sou Lee were tfeate-I aQiieipating uo difficulty, but to our great surprise they struck us simultaneously and stunned us-by the suddenness of their attack. We quickly recoveiedaffd retreated, grate- lully i hanking I hem for a luscious rat tle snake melon of immense propor tions and exceeding sweetness, the weapon with'which they wounded us. BARNWELL RAILROAD. Or. tad ir M-—J'ijj ji-.y, i it',, imsif vriUxuam'ol'.ovxqU fti; b Tn .Oji- . ^D»Uy—Cxe»v' 6>ix4'o>* widgv'r w aimV " r;r STATIONS- hud anoth-r yootg My la thl P tlb and ihnl (he same ftnmti had read e I he place concerning him. »ieps were at once taken m have iha |»c<,uudtel biougbt to jublice. Tlte ofiaii creates mush gossip, _j — \ A Vtos StA3to».—O teTSay a ^ear cr two ago a OrtetiviUe, South Oarolioe* editor heard- that a man was to L» Lyoohed io a localiiy ahouflfteeo utile* away, end he put a tie's’ pencil Into liv* pocher, hired ihs fasteat horse in tow a and, starteihfor the scene. When bo arrived us fouad a crowd uu i**r atree, iTrT'l iu tho rircio vnis the prisoner—a villolhons cii.ip, who.had committed a heinous effensr. The crowd hadalart- r-d to bang him, but, several chizum had advanced such nrguiBcutfl io favor of potniiuliic the law'to tHk“iis course I but it had about bei*u (Iceldod to tskc the rufca'I *> «ck tojuil. Wliii im^ drerrer up, jumt ed down, and iu a minute r two tvarbad that tho nffiir wsa off.— He had driven fifteen miles to reports cssc ot lynching, nud his disgust was profound. Mounting a stump, be be gin ‘ Gentlemen, lonk it thnt thar’ hi «•», I ve to nr. de red l.luv to get here and me this hanging. It will .tie $200 tny pocket, and the on y temrn will hr-1 Nv ^ . a il.r *t* haei in The S.-we, ajymg that you concluded not to li;mg. .Gentle ,, is.* ■ j'-ii-.'ii v-ia T i'.tti . >i.u. n.nt~ o 1 Auat-*.' i-.f •'..it S' i*i»i,i •’ -it i-.'T.i. s~itTi Lt BlwkvilVa •• A.-hl.'Igh *. ] * V.'lMlWHnl'A AVnarn* 8 * iCAhi'l 'trrcrF. X.t Barnircii ■•■*» n’osdTarl'l ' Ashl"i?h Ar BUckVlHe 9 Mott I 6Uail 1 Mc'-JI \ y. r. » r:.; s.ts III' Clh ’0 01 1 Jl rf Jl. IS 1 12 M 4J| iu rt 1 i.ou T.CJ JL w .Viet; • 4 Mail • C Z’.M 1 Mci'n ■ ■■■ ■ ew. | ■■■■ ■ 1 ■ 1 «■- « MB A. .'A i. 11. P. I-- 91* I VC *T<) ! 11.10 ♦.JO a.i** ! Uf 1 4j0 !>,(» 1 :\4* 1 . MS Tain, cmm-jct ?. .-.h f juth Car. us ivauvr X.i S hrv connocUcofrijei Si>'.i:h Car.'Uni r.aiiivsy I'riMu Au.imta auA loc:T, S'atii'i. < Tv tit BTivKtj ,i N i. 4 tuuasctj rah 5iau!li Carolir.;'. SaiTirny :'m- . , Charkit.<n Atsl Dwal 8tation» East ot Bl*.'tTil«-.mrt out cl 1 iVmaaMu I>iiision. Uw j.>:i'.. '-'tijt. from South Carolina Halloa; rViotKi mJ .11 i.ji’il bitny: m'n, hits patriotism died out of this oonmrtnlty ?” ”N >! no! do!’ ysllcd the crowd. “Does it msl;** aHJ puriichlnr differ- cdcu to thlU.man whether he is now or throe months la'tet ?” i •‘No 1 no F' ‘ G tnlemtn/l believe in iaw ahd or der, but ” I’ve rltiv.u illteeu tn'h'3, foundered « ilo^8 ami feel a bn btokeu up. I don't soy unit I want to tee tins man lying, net I don r *«y •ha*-iyrrch- ing is tru hi at plan, but ifhsahould bo swung up and I should be nskfed to *it .on the Coroner's jury and bting in a VTrdlct of suicide I ib ti t see tr w I Could,refuse. Gentlemen, look at that boss r* . • — —^Swinglilm up !” lied twen'y men. “Looit at tiuit wreck of a orieo uobiu. hOss'httd tell— H v “Hooray!” ahoitt^d the leowd, tmd up went the mutt to Wjeft suspended until dead.—Detroit ll’uhr ITees. ill - a> fjr , ■it'll. rr.'Uia Kid'"*) Elaokviu.f..—Cadet D. L. Peoples of the Citadel Academy is home on a fur lough. Mr. A. J. O’Neiil has changed his base ana is now del king at the greeu stor*. * Dr. G I>. Lartigue Is home on a fly ing trip trom Atlanta. He r> ports busi ness in watermelons as Looming. A soiree at tte Court House Hall on Wednesday evening, -k h inst, was the only celebration hi BlackviUu of the “glorious l it.” A bathing house has been opened here ah l-a good many of the boys aie looking clean at last. Tin-public school at this place that has bHcu under the charge of Prof. T. 0. H'M'pe^ of Fiot'»oee. duriug this year, closed on the 29 h f f June. For the lirst time since their taking charge Ufe -piesent hoaid of trustees feel proud of tin* etihooy Mr. Hooper has more than fulfilled the expectations ot the patrons of the school. The pro truss of the pupils has been very rap id. At the earnest solicitation of the ti listens Mr. Hooper continued the school as a pay institution aud opened with forty pupils. Considering that tllo h'Hteil {erm is upon us aud that this is the eeaao.n of general h<di iaya air-tarue an attetidH|iC** is indeed a cym- {litueui to the principal. enP and pigs and peach trees and cot ton patch, tthe-fouod too much grass there, so the next morning she put on a big sun bounet and a pair of long cotton glove* and took a number 2hoe and went out and boed her acre of cot- Ailay--.-uuiUalte«^-^ — But the boys needn't ask her name yet for site’s too youogdo marry nati VJp don’t know any chap worthy of her. When we find him we shall in- trodnce^lhem and tty out baud at match making. t» it lb i day of their dnnrieiion ami conver sion is at hand and bachelor haunts and habits shall soon know them no more for ever. And like wll ing vlcturus they will walk lo the altar and kiss tho chaina that sh 11 bind thorn. Ms j. Josi ih J. Brabham, Clerk of th* Court of General Hesbions and Common Pleas, died ol hU residence, >n Barnwell, on Sunday laornlng. aged Si years, 10 months 3 days. Ho It id boon in feeble health for a long lime and ids death had Iwen expected for many days, yet, the close of to busy, honorable, and beloved a life, has carried a deep and lasting sor row to the hearts of a wide c'rcle of lov ing relatives and devoffcld ft Dmis. For nearly a half century he hate been Intima tely associated with tho public histoi yof theo>unty,snd during s!l that time no man has ex' r deed a gt eater, or wi.-er influence in her stf drs. Always devoted to tho p e- ple. Arm and consoientious in the'dis charge of duty, wise tu counsel ami Hi m and courteous in cenduct.he has made-til* impress on the times and'left l•ehind him ‘ a record of which all who loved him may well be pnmd. He was a candidate for of- lloo, thirty two dlTtirehtU nes and never sustslno 1 a d- feat, aud that simple state- «w«td»wluqu%mrTJMrtf~!n»M-ttn lar heart. He has died full of j ears and honors and It shall be long before we shall see his equal. To those who have known him longer than we, properly belongs the - Isad duty of piylng a worthier tribute to Ms memory, but we b«g to lay a modest rlagd upon his bier, expressive of our _ si grief At the death of so good a fan, so pure Acitlxen, so d«votel a hus band And PAfcnt. and so sincere a Christ ian. He was burled st Buford's Bridge on Monday with Masonic honors. May be rest la peso. It looks as though' President Arthur was soliloquixing: *,’1 wilj succeed mj- •difiii W34 if poseibla.”- AihI we IfcUow ti liriie lady io this county who L just woritl her weight In gold. She la ecarcelp—axteet eTiteeti yet but away up in the big bnokn at a liret claes uchool. The other day she went home for the aumtiier vacation arid kDeed nil the folks and put_up her STATU A**lit. ' There arc only elT l*i ( r rooms lu. E tg< !l<dd county itud they are »up- ported ptiucipally by drummer*. u. There are nearly- five hundred n; • plications for carp on tile iu the cilice of C'.tn'iiifwiouer Butler. Tite annual Convention of the Sun day school in Aiken county will be ♦Vteld at Treadway Church, ou August 9. Mr. LitMeton'Smith, the oldest citi- z*n of l^dg*field county, die t receu'ly at the advauced age oi 92 yeats. He leave* 300 dvacenduuts. Col. Sam Dickersm, the' notorious negro l.»wy**r aud militiaman of Char- 1-ston, has given up the 'aw and re turned to hU old occupation, brickl iy- lug. - <» G<d. Absalom Blythe, lias r-slcned tite (-lliee of United S'ates M irwhal for this Btate. His deputies have bet*n makiutr over churge* and the Govern ment hold* him r< apooidhlo f'T them and lie lias tliereforc resigned. Be sides the duties of the < ffleo nte di*- tasteful and he de*ires toteturu io tho practice of the law. Upon the return to the Penitentiary ±f*eentiy of Btven Convict* ftmn tiie Greenwood, Laurens and Hpartanburg Railroad,-u number ofN them infqimed Superintendent Lipscomb that tln-fte ednvicts who liad tnvida cbmplaiut to him at the time of hi* recent inspect tioy of their camp of tile condition of Cuuip and of their treatment had been upon hi* departure soundly'- wltipjuH* Ly onier of.the captain of llte camp a* a punishment for their disclosures. The statement of these—Cnriviota was corroborated by that of white citiz*n* who said that six or eight of tiie con victs hud ' been so beaten. • Superin tendent Lipscftinb, when he had satis fied himself that titeui was a truth in these complaints, made a written de mand upon C >1. R P. Todd, vice-pres ident of the roait, that the offender should be forthwiifr discharged and book* and went to look at the chick--f-Coh Todd promised to have it done, Good For the County i—Treasurer -AibergoD+ Baa now «dk*cted Ly it s overhauling the registration book* and comparing them with bis hooks. 59:’. pulls iu all, which, with tiie 20 p»r cent, penalty added, amounts to k711.- 69, 'The cost to the county in collect- iog this was 615,00, which make* tiie total net gain to the'eounty §090 00 It mnst he borne lu mtod that if this ex amination and comparison had n.>t been made these polls would never have been paid, whereas the examina tion has now placed the names on the treasurer’s books, where they will stay, and benefit the county not only this year, but for years to come. We uu- der»tand thl* Is the only county iu the State in which this work bus been un dertaken, And, therefore, full pTslse should be given to treasurer Alber- gottl for his public spirited iffirtsln this direction.—Orangebjrg Times and Democrat. A dispatch trotn Atlanta, Ga, to the New York Times says : “A. J, Reynolds, aged 45 years, of Hancock C*>uuty, is In trouble. He stood hlch In the church, having “professed hull oess.” He also ha* au interesting fsmUy—a wife und two children—to dUbm be appeared to be tenderly at- Gkf late heba* been-trading a good (leal,\ui(V for this purpose wa* obliged to uutke Jong trips from home. Several months since he went to Mr. J. T. Andrews, Clerk of the Court, and represented to him that lo his absence he often needed some testi monial* of pood character, which Andrews cheerfully accorded him. Two weeks ago Mr. Andrews received a letter frum Mr. W. F. Kiser of L**x> Inffton, S. C., stating that, ou the strength of an endorsement from hiiq Reynolds had gained the affections of his aister. Miss Belle Kiaer.^and mar ried her; that ogly rumors had reached tho nelcbboihood us to Reynolds being already a mauled man and ask ing for their verification. He also staled that a companion of R- yuolds )i > 7 fin -.‘innWvt I-. S 'uth fl.'Vl VU t -UV!X lll'. i .til I v.-ii s>7x'.i->*» .<o ?v.MU'-cti •>(’'. i*u'.h •>.fir *li'*. Ttii»T-iy tit Ch-.rl-i- .m CoElr.Vx a.a--.’il p' -.nM Vjvt Ou C -uit -i>' i* -a-jh tu-ju r. } S- e,T. Ttr.-r. irlil ; ufc-. .Tiiu- k; i . 11 .*. B^air -u 4: • -J *. K D C .*UEN o r»T .'Ve-r.t. T.’K> .1 l rc::, G, E. Steadman (o-PFosiri sinos'iLhotels Black vine. S, I C. PLAIN SLEDS TALT5 okA CJI-OPr SUXSITO, 87A7ICTNARY tod TQftTJUKU q? 3QILSS3. SAW SELLS, GP/.ST XfiLLS. 0DT7DN GLN*S anA PSESSTSS aU-YmNS. rtTULTYB, 009 g GT-YRING Stean ?,na Hand PU^PS, ?0S7ATu2 and BLOWERS. 5EL7IN0. PA0IO3I0, ^ OILS FILLS, and Gcmral Mill Snrplitv, EV<JEE9 ATTTOMATIO OTTKCT RNOSTCS, ftr Eloctrk LijL^s and otic: purye'a; roquitiag otaady rsliahla and sc^nottical paw#r. This ia tkntfaplwt Ticino in rL?.rfect. 1 - • J, H* - -V' ;crj _ Ac;-.ira cy. C-ympc* Worixah. wn x ft v . • ^ OKO. W. WIJL,L1^X/XS C&i SOJNT. Al Wr**e for rr<e« r.vJ msnV.tm ’.hi. ptt.t Cf.-'WlCWtOtt, 9. ©. *pri9-Cm . • - „ • ” ' It is not a new filing for tiie lash to be used tlTprovent o unplalnte-by prison-’ era, but Superiutomlsiit Lipscomb will by his action discourago tho repetition of such conduct,- 1 ■■ ♦ ^ . On Saturday lalt Postmaster Gen eral On sham detdded tint, the siatb* should to. longer eftgry.jiny lei lets of circulars coucetning lotteries, so call ed gift conc'-rts or other sitnilar enter prises, This dmelou aviU s^rioUHly ctlppl* If It «Ioes not effectually kli(i the Louisiana State Lottery, ag——.■-■J.— DllUD, In Baniwi-lk S. on the ftli imjtsni, of ronjeKlion of the bnUu. LEI.X A. BoSWEl.l., yountrst chll.i am) only (lau^liti , of VV. M and K. J. Bmn -ll, a^iil fourteen yi-xm. _ . it f-eiui tint a t.rief time we litui to 'o*e her. The foarteen yt-an. of tier life were RfafUl in < eoileardi^ herself to i rery one wiili wtem *he e:\iue in rontaet, an* her■A-etiouatwau* impnlilTa Aiapusiliuii nnwle every one lore her. . Her luemory w ill erer retnaio a Mtcrrd trvuxure ie the lunrti of her friendt. U is hard to rralize ttMt hc%W litfi# Is la, io full of life aiel happiness,lies ( .*<1 ami still in death, nevermore to l^-igliien our some cirrlu. Words ol eeusolaliou can be but well ineont alms of hreath to the beart- lirnkeii moitiur, the sterol tsl hroiher aw 1 aho-nt fath- A b er, w ho wai douied the am!. oitaolatiou of kissln/ the little eold fati*’; -i, ^ , We how iu sympathy with tli<.-«e her. .m-d ones ojivr the new made grave ot the il-ir litllv girl, and pray for divine help to any iu our beait: "'tliywitl be done.” .She b indeed ' N, ^~. r - ...yyxaraw. , ——,— “ATS'p in .It »u«, ft h*vW .Writ To is- fur su. li a siuiubii meet ’ |l. M il. j. ■!. e 11 A RARE BARGAIN IN '■ v., f Blackville Property. THE mm iiOU^E FilR All commission MKrcnn and ; "Alfeitt f.if iitr* l>l*-brit|t'il GoIhci- Man- i nfactmitig Company, which wu* or- 1 g.tui/, ‘(| in 185’J. which took ike ■ pi iei of $5!)0 in gold and tht* Sil\''*r Medal at. tlieOiiifintiati Kvpositipti in 18SI. whb’h ••mph'ya all IttH year rmuid oV*-r 500 skilled workmen and which,guautu : tees'tho com|.|.'ieiie«s iiml Mtij.eiior worlfniansl ip of till It* iimnuf.-u ture* Tiow offers for sale on the most rCMSon- ubteterm*: TliK Gelser Grain Separator and CleaiterNy The Gelsr-r Portable and Stationary Stettin Eugfnbs and Boiler* of any de sired power. N Hoise Powers, Giis.1 Mill* and Salt Mill*. >0 Oa hand and for sale at city prices, B'diittg, all wi-iths; Mteam Pui-kitur and En. ine ! Ftttlnirs generally, Mac due O.ls, Babbet Metal, &•'. ALSO n. ; The Ceh br«f**d Georgia (’entennlal ’ Cotton Gins, Feeder* ami CV>ude|iser*. wltich havu tto superiors. They are a* good as tiie l). *t. ami hnvo given *ati*- fa'ilon iu evety instance. I itave sold th i*er E igincs to thr fc following, gentlem' ti und am author;' iz.*d bV refer to tbem. They are per- fcutty satiefieii : Blaek ville—J. E. Hair. Dt. G. I O lom and J. A. McCreary, J. W. and G. Ii. H irtz 'g, J. P. Ston e, James Diamond. William lull, ami T. G, Gtover, and Boilers to J. F. P7dlllf>*and W. T. Ray. ETF^J. W. Pltijlip*, Sawmill and Engine. Bamberg—H Eluhardt, H. M San- dlfer. Barnwell—F J S aider*. w ”” (inthttm* 1 -H Eisterlln, J. A. Tunt. B il.loc-W. M. Mixsou. Willi*tou—E, Gunter, Sawmill and Encirte. - Bt utison—Miles Iiondholdt. -v ~ Monitnoreuci—Mr. Sattonbwultc. Gins, Feeders und Gotidensers are on cxliibithu) at -my < ffi e In Blackville and at trie store* of G. K. Ryan in Barnwell J. E Suadman at Grahams and A. B. II"i ten tit Baipberg. I have sold Gins to the following-- pa i t lee aud refer Inquli eis to jkeut.— They are among tiie best men in t he county mid with uo butler Gins than the Centennial. Blackville-Mrs. E' zt O lom, James Morris, H. N. Hutto, T. G.-_Giover, W. H. Nevil*, Dr. G. I. Odom and J. A McCreary, J. F. Sterne, G. W. Bojl etoOrJ. B. Z*tn, Nathan Fort«*r, nnd Feedors to I-hiuv-A, Dikes and J. F. Phillips, and Feeder and Condenser to Marlin Silly, J. J.~ Whaley, 2 feeders. Grahams—II. Etsterlln, ’ Barnwell—Col. W. H. Duncan, S. C. Can', rwilcfr ~ Tr_ " WilliHtou —A. T. Dutto. * Folk’* Store- £ -Isham R'steT, S. B s Jones, Mr. Howard, a first ditse anil expe rlenced machinist, who come* highly recommended from tiie many shop* in which he hits worked, ia prepared to repair Engliis.Hollers, Gins, Jtc , &C., throughout Barnwell and adj tceiti eouritie*. If stifficieiitly ericottraged Mr. Howard will locate permanently in Blackville. All woik Guaranteed. All sale* Guaranteed, And I will seli any kinds of M.-tchin- e,ry wanted hy anybody at sutisfuciory prices. Any further Information that may be desired will he pr< nffulv rtirnisheti. «. >:. atEADMAN. Blackville, S. C. jun<14 •; * ABOVf ALL COMPETITORS hewHome READ, THIKK, ACT 1 It ronrem* ct.;ry Man. Woman :uiU CliilJ in the Coonty TIIlltTY DAYS-HtoNii TIIK EHBAKKS FOE THE GOOD OF All. Tin* *111 Pnwomil PASH is nar wi-apos, nni*, o'J time price* utirfue. CoXis wiik your penny tmdjfel jaiir penny's worth CeKie with ymir .foliar and-gel value. Ws g'»e '‘lit u it iv qtiot it ion* a* npnc* will nut admit uf the tlioinuuda equal ly asd at marvel- nnily clic.-tp iliut await y.atr kind ia-preTiob al my More hi _ BIjACK ViLLE. St. O. ISiM Sailor II ite-for riHMren nt 1 >c., old price.Mv. LOo 14 inch Cambric Paroaolt 10c « irorlli .‘iOo. 750 l irre Straw Hals for men, •>■. each - tmnjio*. 400 10-4 white Teilel ('iMinierp.-tnea7 *f . oM price $2. ItHi d .Z-n Men* Unblnnchcii Ho-c ao.—Britiali otylc. fi case* Kmir ef the Gioia flletrhed Shirt inn nt ICc iu tnarkel today. tttt.OOO yard* beat rilic. at f.c. pei yard. Niua * Vviltuxiu poguinr aliode*, all won), at 25c. per yard. La- die/ Slipper* 4V., r. yular price Tu. LuIiah' .Newport Tie* 96c , worth $1.25. Liaau I.iwn*. fist co’or*, t* 1 4c. (Jiiighaiu* far Ure»*e*, the bi^geal baryaia* ou tho L'vn'ineqt, Sc. pvr yard, n .nit l*ic. hadie*' Heavy (VGeed II.Me 10c. Au linmouM array of hoc* t’- llar*. Tie* and Ktediu*. I.xce*. K nbrol iera 1 Trim'i|tn{< in the m«it beautiful frieh poiuia, alj width* and price*. Cltecked Nafnnoek* at l<)c. , would tie xkcap at I Or. Celmed latce ISnniiiin*, fait dy e. at fi I 4c worth 22c. We will not tnx the reader fuMhar with the-mo- nnienoit* telie-ireal of fifure*, but in i>tn|i1e languuKe any that we now have ia atorw the lar gest and ni-til chutes supply of. DRYGOODS, SHOE4, MILUN’EBY, HAT?, Ac., ever exhihlled letween rnarliato find Aiigtubt, the price* of which wl will agniust any market in the Suutliern Slate*." (’all *t gwavaules ig^BsSSij* ^newHomeS" SEWING MACHINE CO JO UNION SQUARE.N r W v 0RK CHICAGO, 111/——• •——•ORANGE. MASS. and ATLANTi npH** ! .et in the Sautlieru Slate*." J. L. MORRISON’S, RLVGlvV I LU-;, (Corner by the Court (loose)'. TT3 *• Tlii* re«tJctice, one of the lrtrgp*t, be^l bui.t and nioel couienicnt in-ihe flotiri*liin * Town ot Ulackville t* now utfereil for wUe. U contain* eeven large raoin*, all well fine i*hed, broad piazza* and linll*, and its loca tion is the iiio*L desirable ia the place. , Ou the prcmi*e* there ace unhoice aetee- tion of frutOree*, a g.iuien af select flowers, productive vegelable garden and a pump of excellent water. ' 0>« the lot there are all necessary out building*. Vrice $1500. Payment* to suit purcha sers. " This is the chpnct of a life tiirr. Don’t 1*1 il pus*. Apply to J. P. 0 NEHA, niackville, 8. C. ju!yl2 If T ' . \ Wedding Gifts — AT— ■ ALL AIV 8. fUirie \A r alcho*» American and tr'i - of th- lati d it jVv. Huh .Ii-wclry, Uf N.-w anJ n r’ant Dc»Vn- and I >^iii-itc \\ Tk'- man-tnp Nt^i-tin|t. ^ ilvi-rwure. iu Fivsb aud R-jut||7.1 Pan.uu, <r-.|icrl*Hy adapt- .I for Wi-d-liO" Pfr-n-nt*. Hifv»>ri>lrtl»*»l A\’iti*e, Tfa S.-t*. Waiter*, Ice Pit. her*, flutter LLheii,(.’up* Qot.l. te, Spuun*, t 'erk* -.( le-st quHHfV, tJtiotoe ♦'wncy tdooil*. Frrnrb and American Olie-k.i, Fio,- Table Cutlery, W itche. aiet .Ii t-i-lry (’arefull v Pa-j-wir- d. F- ai tf.e laitv- -a Price-. •- 8p<*tiHli'^;et4’.’ Watch.-* and The B.**t O.eaF ' J % n»t AlafaAf*. 307 King Si., Charleston, S. C. E. W. Vogel —IZZtlarnw^Ui B. < nich l.'> Out Peach Season. FRUIT JARS MASON M. T>ll'llim:i> IJii-icih aft-1 Iliill Gallons nt Bottom Fiive* hy Geo. R. Lombard A Co. Focost City Foundry and Machine Work# Near the \\ trior Towvr, 1011 to 102G Fruwitk f trust, Augusts Guorgfg,. Saw Mills, Osist Mills, Cam* Mil!*, I’laaiiiiron Moohinvry, Ktigiuus sncl Bbiluiu, .('ottim Screws, Htuftin.'*, pulleys. Hangers, Journal Box***, Mill Ossrifg, Gudf* ufi cons. 'I tuhint* Water W lift* s. Gin Gearing, Jtulsoti’s Governors, Disstou’s Circu- al lar Saws mill Gnjnmcrs ami FTitv, nefttug ami llabhitt Mutal anJ Braau Fittiug 4.1 lobe and ( lim-k ^ ulvcs, W histlos, Giiagcs, Ac, Iron aud Brant, Casting* mm Gm-THT'S and Injector*. , ^JUtpaiuiig-prtMuptfy donv aitevupri prices. We cast every day but ti Iron Mid Rioux, havillg gru*tly ine+cased our rupneity with latest Unproved tool*. Wu uru ( omw running fitll time w.ik 100 liandu, which cnablea uu to fill imlont pr.iuiplly't lo««»t prices. f*ivu M a trial W’f ire scuiUug olocmhcre. Agent* Tor Georgia •ind Soruh Carolina for Koiting’s Uaivcml Injtc •^.ter the le st boiler fo-’iler out. Works whb onu (ever. i Wdf wot k wartu nr ruld water, end wilUift rater, Wnrianted to give sitisfactkute Bend lor nreubtrs before yon buy any mlicr. They are. bet ter tiutna pump. Give 0* * t ri I be lot v wilding ebewliere. ~7~ augSI . E. D. Smythe, Jr. -JIT ' ' " ' *- • . Crockery and GlassWjit e I\* ijcr, 712 Broail St. A.TT CJ UiST A t,CJ A • luuydt am ^S. w. Bl&KVWL The ll liite Sewing Machine* The Ladies' F&Yorite. Hceanse it is the liiglUest Ruoniiig, tbe most 1 . _ • quiet, makes the prettiest stitch, and has mare convenieuivs I bun any other Mschinu. It is warruited five years, and is the easiest (0 self, A. X X O I t N K V IIAMNWRI.I. V \ X I . A. W r 2 ' 1*., I*, V. - Prompt aticDiiuii given to nil-btp-iue.is eu- tniatod la him. TX oct- f i Jos. J. Brown, ATT055NSY AT £ AW, Barmvell. jC- H -S C- LACPS, KlT.IXG v ^ INSEkTlXn, - .. Jr~ I.argv^t and Lest «elerfeJ stosl in PaiDwell County J 1 acc Curtninv from !>2 to tIO pctpw. knee fcci Spreads f*-om $3to $iQpcr pair. Silk rt'csyu} from 15-3 cents to S t 0 ). l(,t) pieces of rc-tl Linen ka-,:** at lowest figures M IxTJSCUKR. BLACKVILLE, S. C. ,i«ne7-4w - V( Kt > i iri*:. On tPR of Cot sir CotjMt-si.isrti*. t I’, uisw ki.i.C. II., S. f ,'May H. I.HH3. t —Native is hereby given that app irolion ha* been m ule Iff the County I'oinniiasioner* In declare the road from (imhum.* to Bamberg (inlerseeiing tiie ITildtc Koad leu-ling from i’amberg to Barnwell at the old Henry Hart- zog place) a I’ublic Hoad. raid application will be consMerttl and pnsseii upon nt the regular meeting of the Board on the 7th August, next. I'rovded, that on »r before that day written consent to tbe right ol way. without cofnpeimation, of all land owner* throngfc who-e preniiae*the proposed road would pass, shall be obtuined and' filed in this office. All per* ms concern ed will appear on that day and make known any objections they may have to" the pro posed road. By order of the P rd. MT1. MtJfAB, CUrk. may IQ • - •’, IdT J- 1>. Atlanta. Ga. and fives the be. I ratisLclion ofnnj Mae hi us 9 . or. the market Inteodiog ptirchassra are solic-- ited to examine it before buying. Respunaiblu dcahrs waoted ia all unoccupied territory. jl -lac^VTAS & KEY. Agents. 928 Broad Street Augusta* Ga- A T F. SMITH, Wholesale and Reuil Dca^ra, 53 Broad dfrett, * [jan25 JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS, -DEALERS IN CHOICT handsome carpets and bugs, LACE CURTAINS, WIN1XTW SHADES AND CORNICES* WALL I’AFLIU, IkinntfTtRAXDDinfW, -.. , ^ OIL FAINTINOS ANDCHROXOK JV V I I. t. L>IN *0 *>K C lIOK'fT. MIITY GliOetCltllQ*, JAMES U BAILIK A SONB. 713 BROAD SI BEET. AUGUSTA* GEORGIA (Old Stood uf J. G. Bailie * Bra) np?T> Millions In It* STANLEY’S NEW PATENT PRO- cestt for the mauufiwluro of Spirit* of TurpenlMts »t»d Pine Wood Oil from Lightwood. If you wiah to make money correpoud with tbe undersigned, who is ouritoritedtu *cii tiie nyb.t foi' Barnwell Founty. ; R. S. MICIKR. , jan'Jj „ . 5 ATJOtrSTA HOTEL- BTIOiteO MX. A.C70tnSTArO A NCAA KalLAOXD CSOUMNN- Bat trad Bifliard Rooms in tho Roar. Chois* Wines add Liquors alwMd as Table Supplied in Best Style en Plan. Attentive Semats, Latfe Vuntilatcd Reoma. S^ELLOTRIO BELLa^l LFWISdi DOOLITTLE, Or. W. RTASfl, dcfk* d