The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 19, 1883, Image 3
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THUHxDaY, JULY 19, 1«83.
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The iuoIohoKhIIo (lays havn coin**.
l'r**piire for en carl^ and biff turnip crop-
^ i k ^ »
WiiieU-on «S it 1 load* of Melons have been
sliippo'l from this depot. «
3, / (
TtK orrow. aocordlnff to Yennor, will be
the hull cut liny of the,.yeur. ^
Mr. J. W. Illanton 1-* prepared toexchrnffe
Hi w see i tr machi es for old ones.
Mre Moluir has accepted Hie lUrnwell
offi-i'cv for the Dcineetio Sewing Machine.
There w.-re three acoeaeh'ne Ui the White
r orl lUpiiat church during the late pro-
tra*.ted meoting.
Ke* K. W. ItunvWwll will nreai h M WU-
li-.tot) on Wednondny af er the third Sun
day in each month, beginning in August.
R-v. Lucius Outh‘>ert IsHpcndlng hls-va^
nation on Sullivan’s Island. Itev. M. R
Snares is supplying ht* churches du lug
his abse ce.
.1. Bratton O’B.innon. Fmj . loft for Ral-
t.imore on I uestlay for the purpose of hnv-
Inff an operation t>e,rformtHl on his eyes by
Dr. J. J. Chtooiin, the eminent oculist.
Th > County -Treasurer will open his
b'xdte fur the collection of the fall install-
iu'*nt of tux w on the tst day of Scpu-mbcr
and c’nse them on the 3 'th day of October.
War has boon declared on the Trade
T> iilar in the Nor'h and West. Th* South
will soon bo fl »<xled with them. Cxamtno
a our si v >r and refuse the Trade Dollar
witon I'lT.u e 1.
A •mail rplored child in Uliickvlliedranlf
K <) mu' ity of taudaimm on Monday and
would have di-al bu^ f r tite lu^elligeht
t roatmentof young "Dr'" Joo Molony, w'lio
w'.is c ilicd in, as all the practicing physi
cians wore out of town.
tVV iiavc te-foro us the catalogue of the
b< utli Ciiroliu* College; its students arc
tii attendance. Messis A. W. Owens. L. A.
SPuiey, A. T. Alien ami W. H. iSroadwater
are mairloulaicd from this cyiuntr L
Capt. C. L. Lartigue will visit his Wml-
da oraiigo gruv • m-xt we* S. Ho thinks
P oihia the pmitils *d land fuf p*»or men,
and saystliat one aero of go<sl land in thal
Mate will produce more Ilian live in Caro
lina. 1 tic town of Oria ndo, t > wiilclt lie
•wsW - Q ** 8 iTr up Iwfl ts
populatloii m less thnn two yeais. Ilia
tdctuies of th# Land of Floweis aiv very
attf iiclive, but ns 1 vLg us Barnwell cut-
tlnucstogiow pretty girldand wab i tccl-
• i(is we advise our young men against emi
g>»tk>n. »
I he CiidKKajr r r-')n ^onday Governor
f nompre n iippolnteil W.Gi'moru Siunus,
IVq., as t lerk for ih« unexpin U term of
t lie 1 no Mcj >r J. J. Brabham.
• NHKntrr s A roust Sales—A. B, Sioore
a- Hisigneo of W. M. Dunbar against E. M.
'Vl'son-oid A. K. Uountrec: 35? acres ad-
1 i nng lands of J'ibO(>h Ashley, T. H. Dun-
oar aiiU J. E. Cochran.
A. B. Addison for use of his assign' c, C.
N.Trist, against Thomas 0. Bonnctt: l2o
. or< s, b*»uii'led by lam's late of Samuel M-
t i win, c>f Hie Into B. H Brown, Lbtln’BrUr
< reek attfL-a line tunning fronuxlregie
SinCiwi-st corner of la in Is of t lie late U.' II.
Brown to Little Brt ir Cn-i-k. td^
Moue TkoVBLE—»>u Situ day, during
<mu m ^cnce, Mr. K. J. I’eatiock sent us the
rtne'-t melon y t seen at tlH-wdP’ai’tjuarl-
ors. His intentions were of the kindliest
—c.liarucin but we were greatly fa-rplexod
;<}. tin what dUipMU m to make of the n-on-
rter. Where th 're’*, a will there’s »l ways a
tv i»' :!nit with ih • kind ,is istaneo .of two
iu.tr. *e<t indie-, tlue» little girls,' the Clerk
of th** CoiMii.y Comniisbi uieis and' our
devil we mniiagu i to Tns|io*-o of it satis-
fict'iiily. Wo th ink Mr. I'-.ic n k and rc-
mi-jd liiui th it one good turn ,d- serv<*s ari-
otliert Lf ito’d keep us i i melons w-o’d keep-'
TTWtry ing-bu,gut him us good ;i wife as lie
d.is iv-*c. r~ ———
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Gossil* —Capt. DTfl. sa le trlTa us that
it ' .Aikin
n ,i i.. liMTfBmMt^rsa
trous defeat. Speed Is a Pleased gift to
man led bien-tuune times. The WIllLion
boys rxtioct an early mat oh with the Aiken
nine, who play a remarkably good game.
The candidate grip Is beginning to be
used and there Is groat tribulation in store
for the dear voter next year. The early
bird catches the wot m but the early oati-
dldatedoes not always capture the (.fnc«*.
The strain 6f long cimputgns is too ex
hausting ami the old stager gets tired and
the dark horse, with no superior excel
lence, comes In ahead and carries off the
prize. The scarcity of labor exists only la
the fl Ids and lias not yet extended to the
shvly walks of pnbile life, and the publlo
will always be aide to set servants.
I,Within the past ten days several fami
lies in th - cJbrty have narmwly escaped
wholesale morphine poteoni.ig through
the carelessness of merchants who so d
them that deadly drug Instead of qolutne.
The law regulating the sale of medicines
should be amended and made so ofain that
even the lawyei s could not dlff ir In their
W stru lions of its meaning. No persons
except regularly licensed druggists'■ nd
physleia s should be permitted to sell any
dangerous medicines but unlil that law is
made and carried out the sick must take
care of then.selves and contend with dia-
esse, the doctors and the dangers of pois
oning by careless shop keepers.
A very InteHl^eut and closely pbs>'rvant
farmer remarked tlie oilier day that the
seasons in bis n« Ig but hood had beeti uni
formly good buttliatthe crops were Mtutll-
er and more backward than they should*
bounder such conditions The only ex-
planHUm that hud suggbste I iuelf as a
satisfactory one was the cxi.-ter.ce of un-
favorable atmoapheite Influer ces. If hu
man beinge, tvtri nr ' weH fed, clothed end
caret for atv made sick by ntulaiial ii flu-
ehces may not cru/s be affoc ed in the
same manner?
It was a hot day
^ , On tile 8. C. HailW iv
and the sun raoie down like a wolf on the
fold, and smoke and < inders came in the
windows thick and fast. There weie no
paying pHtsepgers aboard, conductor
Bradley emt>race<l tlie water cooler and
watche*! wiili louging lips and eagerjeyes
the White Bond melon fields; C'aplkln -I e
White dreamed uneasily of mountni i re
st U ts anil seaside watering plaecs and
Krajik Hull's collar was as limp as ills
spill s while lie »adiy eounUid his r.ver-
ri
Eaves, Bamberg ; Mr. ]£ruc*, Black-
tlllo; Mr, 1. A. HrD<irrs(/n, Batowell,
and committee at Ofabnins.
At a meeting of tbs Orabama Sun
day echoolt it was decided to bare an
excursion to Augusta August first,
caving Qrabamsand Black vllle about
6 aud 6:30 la the morning, .apen i l tbe
day in Augusta and return, leaving
Augusta, about 5 p. m. faro for tbe
round trip one dollar, children under
2 years old 50 cents. Everything baa
been done to have a pleasant time.—
The committee baa secured grounds
to Augusta and feel that they they can
Insure a pieaadnt day t o all; The pub
ic are corfially Invited. Tickets will
be on sale at Bamberg. Stickville and
b rnwell, also at (traharhs from the
committee, parties should secuie
tickets early to insure scats on train.
Th** fifteenth apnjml Htatc Fuji will
be ncid hi Columbia, beginiutr T'tcs
r *pq ***»*»MABBiiiWJLttdtlcti.ici. iWt-r-fi. Tef t “W ufrtj i It '-V
rwEieiT tlio morning’s income. At L1%j breech londina giiue,
a mild-mannered man, wearing a s-'i-r-
luckor coat, and carry ng u ij.'ai k grip suck
and p.ilni-tto fan cun e in, paid his fare
and wearily took a scat on Dio'shtidy side.
Capt. White slept on but Hull took mental
nicasiiro of the str<u*gat : and o.>ncluded
that tie whs pi oof against tlie seductions
ofstilr cake, folding cups and'pictorl.il
papers, so lie hunt d up a copy tf Morid* 's
"Heavsn and iiow to got there." and
earnest words described the advantages
that such a guide book would give to the
wayfaring man. As he wax d eloquent
hts words roused Capt. White end with the
impuisu of his profe-sion lie want to tlie
stranger, gi aspod his hand and said. "Yes.
<ir, if you want to go there and get hi on
tl . stake tl.e Sumter Route. U’s »he sur
est and shortest. Never falls to make
close connec!i him; has bet er acoommo
Cations, a quicker schedule, oh aper rates,
better eating houses than all competitors.
Will you go with th-?" "Yes." "Where?’
I'he stranger slowly closed his left « e,
■deltboratelj opened the book and held.be
fotw tlie eyes of tlie. General Trav-t ling
P.icse.uger Agent of the South Carolina
Railway the first page with its inscription,
■‘Hoavvu and bow to get there.” Then
follow d a silence that ir.ight be felt ttiim
t'apt Bra. ley rang the bell for (Slackvilie,
whiu-e Hull threw .but a copy of M TJw
Judge.” to Willie. Kdly hii>I the traveller
to.ik >he Barnwell train to tell us the sto
-ry. Captain White witched the tr ek
through the back window of the rear car
uTitil the ti-aiu safety tekehed thc city by
the sea. . •
A fa w Bundavajigo while Mr. J. N. Mims
w u* away fronrtioaie at church hl« tiounds
b-'Ca.tio HroJ of t he monotony and after a
JohMown U ra.’Uot with the pr. seucoof back yar*! caucus.went off and 'organized
^TTsi lug bi.uuty fn m Aiken, AsgiiAta iuid
"Vlisi lesion, f'onrt houses are niimcroiH
un j weti attended tn hts nelghborhooiL—
Ills neighbors still have the raflroad fts-
* t-r and court a H'-s-r «• nn ctl >n wl'li
Him well. The Bouth O r diini Railway
jmTtn1s>-6 to build a line to tlie I d'sto H
^^nd -owners wlii give Un right of way and
[^pd Aho wutk. of cainMnudLui by con't ib-
utlng a thousand dollars a mile. Th-‘re
will be some ipore "tulk" on tlie subject at
_ala.l4tf inter i e -iinly pic idtnu WillN’s oil
Mil l nex r . month. I’aut Sslly Ismuci-e-s-
ful In all Ids enterprta ‘s because of hl8 <*X-
eeijer 1 1 i ujgment tru planning and Ids rc-
«I ve energy in carrying put, hls purples.
- He has fuuiid sheep raising highly profl'a-
ble and reports t K © br<»Hd tailed African as
entirely exam t fro-n thellls to which the
ordinary sheep is heir. Ills ilce crop is
now heading and promises a yield of fifty
, bushels per aero, lids profitable crop !«
cultivated entirely by Irrigation and In
- 1 he submerged fields large school* <¥? perch
■ and other toothsome fish are growing fit-
for the deeper pond life that awpits t hem.
Col. Charlie Strom >n gives us some in-'
formation a* to the laboring qualities of
the sheep whlqh we commend tnfYl. A. P.
Sutler, acting Commissioner of Immigra
tion. Let him bring In sheep as immi
grants lurd leave bipeds alone Col. S. tells
*13 that one of fils rfcighbntv, whose past
ures were bare and whos^.(ieldqj verdant
wi'h grass, turned a flock of sheepjntohis
cotton and the grass was eaten and the
crop save t. Under the persimmon trees a
few hills were bitten down but no injury
of consequence whs done, and Capt. John
R. Hair remembers tlie universal preva
lence of this cud om forty years ago. If
sheep clothe and work for man during life
and fee<? him after death sliMuld th/y not
be protected against the universal yellow
our?
The truck farmers aroutMLWjlllsten are
not so completely demoralised as some
would paint them. We mot a.d».z»n .of
them on Saturday and there were smiles
<>n th» ir faces and the music of money In
their pocket*. The water ?5**1cn growers
were happy. Their harvest is being gath
ered and the sweet fruit of the creeping
vine brings more money than the snowy
lierfectton of the cotion fifant. The crop
of Southwest, Geo gu will lye exhausted
within the next ten days and then the Car
oltna crop will go b >omlng. The first car
fuad shipped by J. R. Kasterllnfr sold for
17AIn Charleston and happy returns are
id from the heavy shfpmenM being
io to tfee jrruaUuMabweet.
Ffie battle of the hit be|^n the WUlia-
ton and RKf-kvllle ninetJ^Ptbe Uth lu*t.
was fio' ly ooniest^d butr.'tsuited in anoth
er victory for t‘e former by* score of 3‘J
to 5. The Biackvlile boys played well put
were "slightly overmatched" and the ef
fort to restore their reputation by * foot
race between the champion married run
lets of the clubs brought soother dieaa
T
tn independent fox hunt. Th<y soon
struck tlie hot trull of a Sabbath breaking
Reynard and in a short time had him up
and going in 4<>t haste for the swamp.
I lit* vhat-e h-d th-m very near the house
of a strict church lucmoer and keeper of
tlie Siitibrth, hii I as the music grew louder
he f rgot hlnme f, I i.l asi e hls bib’e and
spectacfas, went out und began lo halloo
to the hounds at the t»p of his voice fils
llttle son, horrlJied.ran up to idfa and
said, "Whyb pa, its Sunday." Tha f -ther
answered, ‘‘-That’s so. ron, I’m wrong but
lean’ lulp It.” Interjecting a yell he
continued, ‘ WVv. son if nH mae- Mims
himself were hero he’d just bellow.” and
the old gentleman continued to yell until
the chase ended with the catching of the
fowl invader.
Morphine at Midway.—Our cohimii-
olty ima been dreadfully shocked by
tbe cutting off of one in tbe ptitne of a
good, hopeful and useful life by mor
phine administered as.qul'uiue. This
is the second most dhStreesIng ertse in
bis vicinity In a short time—tbe other
victim being a child, and the poison
strychnine. Where tbe Kccident ha|>
pens by the hands of the skilled pby
siclan as vjHfll as tbe unskilled' (I will
aihltie to one case of the former at
Virginia Springs known to your citl
zens) where a friend made a set of pliia
for his family and carelessly opening
tbe wrapper^discovered ruorpbtuesub
slituted for tb* quinine which he had
ordered and receiver! as such from
respectable druggist, it might be wel
to consider a remedy. I suggest that
Congress prohibit theimpdrtatlon and
manufacture of morphine and strych
nine unless marked by a distinguish
iug color. It seems a reckless disre
gard of human life mat where the qoi
nine bottle is found hi almost every
hopftehflld. Its match may be mer, la
belled nearly the same and containing
two deadly indlstinguuhabte polso’hs
—F. F. C. In News and Courier.
BiRitm iinMAii
FTATK XE n'*
Arrivals at Glenn Springs this sum
mer hare been twice as numerous us
last year.
William Crawford waa kille I by
ighUilng in a cotton field in York
county <>n tbe 7ib Inst.
Bev. W. H. Strickland, pastor of th#
iapMrit Church at Greenville, ims te
signed ami a<'ceptedn4nali-io wcfrurch
n Nashville, Teno.
Last week thieves stolie a blble,
three lamps ami the coveting from the
communion table from the poluied
Methodist church at Walterboio.
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John H. Livingston, *i Sh'Mtff of
Orangeburg county, lias b*eri appoint-
t-l United States Marshal for tWs
State, vice Abaalom Blythe, reiigued.
On the 6 h l ist, two twin children of
Mr. GenigeO. B >. i r, of Liuiei.e,
about six weeks old, died suddenly
from the elf eta of m JipniueadinhilsL-
ered by mistake.
The cadets of the Citadel Aoadnmy
will be furloog^tpd-.Hbotr’; the 28 h ih-
eiant until October 1-it, iho Summer
(■noampnaoni kavlng been dispensed
with for the warft'of camp equippage.
Twelve robbers, six white and six
colored, have been operating In Cties-
"hey are avmeci wt h
guut. and bowie knives
and are spreadlng^etaistei nation
among the colored
The Soutii Csfyllna Sta'e Sunday
School Convention, will meet st New-
berry, S.O., on Wednesday, July‘25.
188'J, at 8 30 P. M. Arrangements are
being made to secure reduced fare on
all tbe liitlroads ot the State.
At the recent election in Colleton
county, on the question of making a
county "»subscription io the Green
Pom*!, Waltetb >ro’ ami Broncliville
Railway, the v. te. stood as follows
For siihscri| tiou 1 279, No subsi-rip
»lon 352; majjritv for sub-ciipilun
927,
ending Friday sveniug. 16 n. To tii
Preutimn list It are been added novel ai
novelties, and the programme for tin
several days of exhibition is exceeding
ly varied.
On »nd afttir Mu <Ur. Jum 2Uh, IMS, tnlM
rjll run u fallow* till ftirtW nolle*:
val
__ ^WTHIfjKBw
A really pure stimulant distilled from the grain grown in the slate water taridH* of Mi
and controlled by Venable & Hoy man. New York. , The Buckirigham is not offered td ths trade
till it becomes ftilK three yeans old, when by aeratlcfn and natural evaporation it ia Intitely free
from fusil oil. Veurtlilo <i* fleyrann stake their re[iutitiorr ftn the purity of this Whiskey, which
they believe will fill ^desne long felt by those who are advised to Uso it risidicinallr.
' * ^ Barnwell, C. II. 4 ^
w»c*s r rwAi?i>.
For sale bv W. it. .CHRISTIE.
J P" O’NEILL, blnckvilte.
HTATtONS.
Lv Black till*
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At Earawi II
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0. SAHLMAN, Jr,. & CO, Bamberg.
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Bkrnwcll lUilroatl TnMnt «ona*ct witk Soutt enr
ol in* lUilwsy Traiu* ** follow*:
No 3 im eonntM'Uoo from South Carol in*. Railway
from Aux>»** »nd bocal Station* Weot of HlackTi:)*.
No 4 connect* with South Carollo* lUllw*, far
Charleston and Local Station* Ka*t of BlackTlIfa and
Columbia Division.
No. fi ba* eon Moot Ion from South Carolina Kallvay
from CUarlaatou. t'otumliia. Di-isioa and all Local
Stations baat of Blackvilk.
No. 4oona<-:U with South Carolina Railway for
AnatMta and Local Station* W*»t of Blackville
No. 1 ha- connection from S >utb Carolina Railway
from Aufovta and all I/vjal Htallona.
fll I Minn* t arohna Railway far
Charlcaton. Oolnmbia and all p<'loU Latt..
On Court d»y of each month a Special Tr»l* will
Wave HtacKVllie at I A. M„ and arrive at Barnwell at
1.40 A. M.
D C. ALLENO. PAT. Afoot.
JOHN B BECK, Qrncral Manager.
6. E. Steadman
^OPPOSITE STRO 3EL HOTEL;
Blackville. S. C.
COMMISSION MEUCII^NT and
Agent f<T ttie OietirauM 0*-ts<-r Man;
ufncrurtng Company, whtl'h was or-
ffnnlz >d which tnnk th* prz-
-•f 85tX» in gold and tbe Silver Medal at
tlieGiuciunati Exposition iu 1881. which
employs all the year round over 500
skilled workmen and which guataiw'
teea tho complvtehewe and anpciVr]
workmaiiHl.Ip of all tm, irianufactures
now offers for a.tle on the moat reason
able terms:
Tlie Geiser Grain Separator and
Cletfher.
The Geli>#r Portable and Stationary
Steam Buglnea and Boilers of any de
sired power.
Horse Powers, Grist Mills and Haw
Mills.
On band snd for sale at elty prices,
Belling, all v*i irha ; Steam Packing and
Em. in*- Fittings geneially, Mae une
O.ls, Babbet Metul. &»*.—
ALSO
The Celebrated Georgia Centennial
Cotton Gins, Feeders and tk-oylcnsere.
which have nusupeib-rs. They sre a*
good as tbe best and have given sails-
faction In eveiy instance.
PLAIN. SLIDE VALVE and OUT-OFT ENGINES. MARINE. STATIONARY and PORTABLE
BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON -GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, 000
GEARING Etc an and Hand PUMPS. PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS. BELTING, PACKING,
OILS. FILES, and General Mill Supplies. HUGHES’ AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric
Light* and other pmrfc&es requiring steady, reliable and economical power; -This Is tbe simplest
Automatic Engine in the market. J —
Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderate s - ' ^
OEO. W. WILLIA1VI3 St SO 1ST; > J,
f3 Brit* far r.itfwv *«ttt iLji raper. -r ctiarleeton, 0; CJJ
uprlU-t’io
So
duj’ morning, November IH htu-xt.aud 1 have sold Gvlsfr Engines to the
Ben Butler says nidttu Woti’d make a
very I'tron'v eaiididate for the u.uQocrats,
Sad* that Arthur ii otjually strong with
the repuhftcans.
Judge Twiggs tf'PJ a reporter of the
New York Mall tiiHl Xiideti is by hmg
odds the favotite eandldats of Geor
gia, with McDonald the second choice.
The daughter of the fate Hnfvey
Jewell some wteks ago dreamed thst
she saw an undettaker dtive up to her
residence *\itii a hoarse. He was a
peculiar louklng man. His q-iecrly
shapetl nose.'which looked as If it had at
been broken and was twisted to onn
side, gave his countenance a very odd
expiesslon. He came directly toward
iter, and as he said, “Are you ready ?"
she suddenly awoke. Within a, week
the dream wua repeated, even to the
words "Are yo^ ready ?" While visit
ing Cincinnati S'-une days afterward
she went to call upon, a filend, and
stepping into an elevator was startled
to hear the mao in charge gay, “Are
you ready?" Site was greatly agitated
when, turning to look at him, she be
held the exHct counterpart of the man
la her dream. 8he requested to be let
out of the elevator at tt\e first landing.
Bbe stepped out and the man remain
ed The elevator machinery gave out,
suddenly the car went up; and then
down, and the man was killed.
NOTH E OF SETTLEMENT
ixal discharge.
AND
1
B.v permission of It. T. l?jc£ E»q.. Pro^
bste Jud)'*, I willVetllc dm eslnle ot Willtum
Ro«s dcceasml. at hi* oflic* at Itsrnwelt
H 1 . on liiodOih day of Augutf. 1883. st 10
o’clock «. im., an.i it the same tiuie will up-
ply for a final tliscbnrze.
flUGMl HAItl/OO,
jtilyV9 id Executor,
Graham^.—Crops In this section are
needing tain very badly, but faith p'en-
ty of rain hooh prospects are jood for
a nice yield.
There Is a great deal of sickness fn
tbe country among all classes but of a
very mild type and no deaths.
' J Mr. Charlie Rice from Han Aniotdo,
Texas, Is spending the summer) with
hls relatives here and gives a glowing
account of above Slate.
Tickets for ths excursion on tbs 1st
to Augusts can ba secured from A. V.
StAIK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OmoK or The Co.mitsoi.ikk Q veer a l
Cou »iiiia, s..c., m:<y iena
I certify dial It. M. Mixson, of Willi.vtoti,
Afloat of Virginia Home InrufAnce Compa
ny, Inminuice Company of North Atnericu
snd Fae*ont‘ tint! Traders’ InttUrance Coin,
psnr of New Orleans has coraphed with the
requisitions ot the Act of the General As
sembly entitled “An Act to regulate the
Agencies of Insurance Companies not incor
porated in the 8tst# of South Carolina," and
1 hereby license the said R. M. Mixson
Agent aforesaid, ip take rieks.-aad transact
»H basiiitss of Invimniceln ih8t State, in the
County of Barnwell, for and in behalf of said
Coinpneies.
Lx piles March 3 let, 1884.
W. K. CTONEY.
Comptrollir General.
julyl9-l*v
Central Hotel,
following genth-m* n and mu* Miithor
izod to refer to them. They ate per
fectly salfatt**d :
Black vllle—J. K. Hair. Dr. G. I Odom
and J. A. McCreary, J. W. and G. H.
Hui<z >g, J. P. HtorK^-, Jsuies Diamond,
William t ail, ami T. G. Glover, and
Boiler* to J. F. Phillip* and W. T. Kay
Elko—J. W, Phillip*, Hawuilil and
Engine.
? Bamberg—H. Khihardt, H. M. San-
dWsfjZJE
Barnwell—F J Htnders.
Grahams—H. Easterltn, J. A. Tan*
Bil loc—W. M. Mixsou.
Wiiifatou—E. Gunter, Sawmill and—
Engine:
Bniuaon—Miles Ixiadholdt.
Moittinorenci—Mr. Hatterttiwaite.
Gins, Feeders anil (’<>Lden»er* are or
exhibitlou at-my - T'ffl« * m Blsekvlib
the stores of G. K. Ry«n In
Barnwell J. E Suadman at Grahams
and A.“B. H-Kteu at Bamberg.
I have sold Gins to the following
parlies ami refer inquiiers to them.—
They are among tlie t»e*t men in tbe
county and wlt-b uo belter Ulus than
lh« Centennial.
Blackville-Mrs. El'xi O lom, James
Morris, H. N. Hutto, T. G. Glover, W.
H. Nevils, Dr. G. I. O lora and J. A
McCreary, J. P. Htorne, G. W. B>*j|
ston, J. B Z >rn. Naiiran Porb r, and
Feeders to Isaac A. Dikes and J, F.
Phillips, anJTeeder and Condenser n
Martin ffally, J. J. Whaley, 2 feeder*.
Grahams—H. Essterllu.
Barnwell—Col. W. H. Duncan, 8. C.
Cave, Feeder.
WUIlston—A. T. Out to.
F'>lk** Store—I»ham R'zet. 2 f . B.
Jones.
Mr. Howard, a first claae sod expe
rienced Triacblniet, who comes highly
recommended from the many shop* in
which be has worked, Is prepared to
repair Engins, Boilers, Gins, Ac , Ac.,
throughout Barnwell and adjacent
counties. If sufficiently encouraged
Mr. Howard will locate permanently in
Blackville.
All work Guaranteed,
All sales Guaranteed.
And 1 will sell any kinds of Machin
ery wanted by anybody at satisfactory
prices, y ' ^
Any furiher information f> may
be desired will be prembtiy furnished.
G. EL 9TEADXAN.
\ . Blackville, 8. C.
j'in*T4
Wedding Gifts
—AT—
ALLANS.
10lire Watch'ew.
American and 3vri**, of the Ifterl *tjka .
IticW .teWePey,
Of New aixl K1-xant fa-*i<rn* a Hi Work-
r uab-liip. ^»
Hterlirtw faHvervVmre.
IA Fit‘»h and Rnmlifnl Pattern*, mpeciakjr adapted
. . lor Wedding IVcneaU.
Hilverptmted Wmre.
Tea Set*. Walter*, Ipe Pin-hern, IVittcr IH*He», Cup*
Oobleta, S|ioob*. Pork* of beat quality, etc.
C^hoicA KaVicy Oood**.
Frrneh and Amerfcan fiotk*, Fine Table Cutlery,
Spectacle*, etc.
Waiche* and Jewelry Carefullv Repaired,
The Heat Ouod* at the Lowert Prife*.
.fkMRIS Af*(*ANi*
mmmm
MJ
READ, THINK, ACT!
It concerns cvirv Man. Woman mid Child iu the County
THIRTY DAYS AMONG THE ijREAKERS FOR THE GOOD OF AU-
The ali Powerful C\SH i» our weapon, ra’ty, sld-timt ptiie* or.r foe. Con# with y*tir
penny and get .tour tfsnnj’a worth. Cone with yr.ur tltolUr anil get lie full vaiwe. We
give but a few quoivftone *« epece will not admit ef the thouuude equally aad m awrvel-
utitly cheap that await your kind inspection nt mv More in
bi;ackvil,le. s. o.
18K) Sailor Hate for Children at Kio., old price M>c. 60tl M inch Ciambrie Paroasli 10c .
wvrth -iOc. 7-V) largo Straw Hat* for meti, bo. -each—until:ag. 400 10-4 white Toilet
• 'on nerpanee 7 >c., o'-l price S2. ln0 <1 io* Men** Unbleaehed Hove fic.—Brftivb
ti ooee* Fruit ef the l.ootu Bleaehed Shirting at ICc in market today. 8(1,OnO yard* beet
Calico at f>c. |sr yard. Nuu'* Veilibc in popular ahadea, ali wool, at ‘*oe. per yard. La-
lie< - Slipper* 45<f., regular price 75. LnHttf Newport Tie* Sfio . worth f 1.26. Li sea
I aw ia. f:t*t uolors, H 1 4c. Gingbam* 'or llrme*. ybe Ixg'geet bargain* oa the Continewt,
8o. p«r yard w inh l-’ic. LaItea. Heavy Colored lloee lOe. An biiaaewee itHjf of Late
C liar*. Tie* m-t Fi*cltut. Isvoe^, L nbrot ter* 1 Triramlng* io the me-a beautiful Irish points,
all widtha-aud pricae. Chocked Satn*ooka at 10e., would ba cheap oi 19e. Coloied face
Buntiuga, fast dyen-at 0 I -ic worth 22c.* B e nill not tax the reader further wtth the w»o-
uotono i* rcuearwl i.f figure*, but in citople language nay that we new have ia tlwre Ute i«»-
geat aod tu-et chiviee.euppty of. „ - ——~ . —
DKVjJOODS, SHOES, MII/LIXBRY, if ATS, kc ,
erer exhibited Ictween Co art ca to aad Augusta, >ho price* of which we will goaiastco
againut any market in theTfauthern Stole*. Call at
^ewHMI
•SEWING
»pri
J. L. MORRISON’S, ^
BLACKVILLE, (Center by the Court Ilnuse).
•ILL.
INGE. MASS*
BROAD WTIttfcTrr.
AUGUSTA GA
HRS. W. M. THOMAS,
Centrally located, conVeuietH te busi
jfiT^O If
E. W. Vogel,
lYarnwellt K. C.
inch to Cm
FRUIT JARS.
MASON'S IMrROVKD Qiian. «n,l
Half Gallons at Bottom Pricca by
Geo* R« Lombard <& Go..
t Forest City Foundry and Machine Works
Near ibe Wafer Tower, TOit^ta MYC Fenwi-k 4 tree!, Augusts-Georgia.
.Saw Mill*, trw-t ^1 ills. Cane Mil’*, f'iao'tation ItfRlituery, Engioes ostl Boiler*,
Cotton b>rews, bhatiinu*, Pulleys, Hungers Journal Boxes. Mill Gearing. Gudg
eon*. Turbine Water Wbee’s, Gru Gearing, Juilson’s Governors, Disetoii** (Ireu-
{4ar Saws and Gammers and Flier, Belting aad Babbitt Metal snd Brtuw Fitting
Globe end Check Valve*, Whistles, (ittygts, 4c , Iron sud Bran Castings o9t>d
Gin Kibe and lujeofnr#.
Urptti ing protrpllv (l< neat lowest pri-e*. We cast every day both Iran And
Brass, h.vmp greAlv i n .r«.Be 1 our enpacity with l.itest Unproved fool*. Wears
running lull time w th 100 hands, which enables as
to fill orff-rf pr.-ni’pUy *t Iowfi),t prices. Give us a
tritij bif ire sendiitj; cim-aBttro. Agents ft)r Georgia
imi Soutii Cnrolinn tofi Koiting's t’niversel Inj*e<
r ihe best boiler feeder out ; Wotks faith tins
f ** ** ' ^31<-vt»r. YVil work warm nr cold water. and mil lift
- N - ter. Wan tinted fo ujvc sttiafatHiofi. Hebd (of
h Vm any oilier. They are better thane pum^.* Gits
«_* ♦* f 111* I'M. _ .j r ' — — ; ~
m
•n
ri
rt tv* tu-frtf \
t Ii- t.Atao * ''tidi
0|i*
k
fi 0. Smythe, Jr.
Crockery and Glassware De der, -•
712 Broii <1 St.
AUaUSTA.GA.
maytl-Sm
S. V. lUkffTOHp
AXXOltRKY AX I* A W r
■ABNWfoLf* C. H.. «. C.
Prompt ottentioB given to all buainese ou-
tru*:ed to bim. **tt*
=2'
_ NOTICE.
Otru e of (’otiitTT CoeetssioNrr*. 1
BtRSwaLiC. H., 8. G., May b. INH. . f
Notice is hereby given that *pp ieetion has
been made to the County ComDiiriiooer* to
deciaro the rchd* from GraHnttis to Boat berg
(interaectiwg lb* Public Koad leading from
Bamberg to Barnwell at the old Henry Hart-
xog place) a Public Road.
Haiti application will be eontidered and
pesaed upon at tho regular meeting of the
Board on tho 7fh August, uext. FromJtd,
rirs ijs .
The 11 «iite Sewing Mdchilie*
Tbe Ladies’ Favorite.
, ' -w
Because it is ’(lie Lightest Running, (he mosl
1 i - • . : : -rib:
qoiirt, mikes tbe prettiest stitch, aul has more
^onvenieneos than say other Xschios. It is
d.
Atlanta, G».
wamnted five years, and i* the easiest to seH,
aud gives the ke&f sstisUcUon of any
ot the morket. futeodingpurchaserssrs suBu^
tied to efsrliiiofa ft Itlgre buying. Retpaasfok
dealers wantetfio-sM unoccfapUd territory, ‘j
» Agenta.
928 Broad Htroet Augrreta- Q»
k T. F. SMITH, Wholesale and Reuil Dealers, AtBioad
,7^.
oct-%
307 King 8l., Charlfstoe, 8. C. I th at °* or befoVd that day written consent to
:—- —— —H
Jos. J. Srbtrtt,
AYTOBHEYATSAMr,
Barnwell- G- U S C-
octlki-Jy
0 .—^ . ■*>
he right ef way. without compensation, of
alt land owners ihrough wbo-e premises tbe
proposed mod wir>*1d foes, shall ho ebUiued
snd filed i« thi* offire. '• All pers>n-t concern-
e*LwUI bn that day sad make known
any objectiowe t^»/ n;hy have to Uir.jtr* 1
poM#d roa.I. , . ^ .
By order 6f the Hunnl.
WM. McNAB, Clerk
may 19
- James 6, bailie & m
——DEALERS IN—
CHOICE HANDSOME CARPETS AND BUGS,
, . t-VCE CURTAINS, WINDOW mx
WALL PAPERS, BORDEAI AN* DADOS, 7^,
OIL FAIN
' A* Kd l.L. L.INIC OF 1 WAMIV^
J AMK8 Ci BAILIE M
^ 713 BROAD 81 REST, AU
(ow stand o( j. a.
epid*