The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, August 02, 1883, Image 3
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Wuk 'M proiuises ua a cold Aujf.ist.
Jllr. J 1 L^M rrlson gom North n^xt w^rlc.
K»f tuooa Ihla luori/ing RfS minuted a. r -
4er <t.
it li<»Teriier M.ii. Y)oiihim spett Sun
day hi lUrnwnll.
4i*^TMre plen i[fu'l in th)'SdlUcimtehio
; Mt tfc ffwrJ** Url Ke.
I Is a KCinerai impression IbaVthe price
r>f iiH’iund WiH a<)v nee.
No one can read three versed ol IhellTth
4‘ailiu wii hout areepinff.
lier. H. W. Wbllden wlllocctip?’ Uie Bap
tist pulpit hweuext Baudsy.
Hr. /. H. Bonrer returned from his
Worthem trip on Tuesday.
Bevenl commuuicaMons ate unsrviii la-
Wy lu id over for our next lavne.
Tt t* predicted that no •cotton of the crop
•dl tSSJ will b ring ten cent-* a pound.
.Tip‘to Hatlurdav 22E cars of melons had
jethi shlpiteflTrom tMs county.
Mrs. O. D. Wood, d njrhlerof ilr. J sepli
Abhl y, dital near Rohlrlns on the 26th ult.
lti-v. Artiiur Rulst haplta'*! sevrn appli*
■cants for membtnv.hip at HcMing N-.itlugs
•I.ist ^uuduy.
Col. L B. <>'Bryan and 'fwntily ant Mies
f« ittra Darlinirioh <Y .Vfidnttale have fione
to Uie mounUtiiis.
Tito tavern keeper lawmslantly In lia-
tmr, b.it he fre^iionflyknotrs 'bettor than
to ^ ttlie liquor-into'id in.
A tri'l I his ■been :iTiestod ■While dittrtilw'tl
ps an old-wtfiHua. The old wiXKUtl die-
♦rnls' d a« a<eipJls sMH at txnco. '
Dr. J. Ryerson Smith of \VfiWskin has
4T *n- on a two week's excarskm to Vi»«
LiouUvil.e 1-iposi lion and ttw Haf.niHolilt
•Cave.
Tne s&fre In the match trame od base
•ballet Wiickxti.le on the «6th W.t. Mtood-.
Mil4ston 4L, UarnwHlI i>. There wtr be.
•another test (ya»re svkls’n n f««w wevtis. 1
The laVfteet 'iRelttn iK wifi h we have
Vteard U<la season umn grown by'Hr.-f. N.
Wood affciPea. It Weighed SI (Hiunds mid
was pr.-s.trrted to Hr. if. N. Oenteyttr the
h. c. k w. <k>. „ .
On Saturday Hr. rdhr. H. Mtvs«n «4-ip'
■ped a CM' toad rf mojoim t.lijit aycUWC&fa
toundseach. They were of the Dr ad ford,
sarlety, whkdit-i considered a better si tip-1
<4ntr melon than the it-ttUesunke.
A rumor reaches us tiiat a diapi ited •fiH'
■roervf tills comity ta-t we«-k donated two
"w.tgonloads of mW.»ns to the com lega
tion of snelglihoilng ihxitraded tredii-K.
Hus he legtslaiivo asptruUon- ?
By special or«H-r No from Uio Adju-
tant OeneraPs office. Hie annual iuspec; i >n
•of Uie Mtoood Regimest of Cavalry will be
hel l In thisCiunity on Tbursd iy and t'i i-
vlar., auih an! fiwtef Bnptei.dpr. at sueh
fu>iiils as Uie co.i tpamdift-cf Ur ir. ig.idei*
nil til de igiiale. f
8o far bat Httle Interest Is manifested
regariling the election of a Itep. usenta' ive
<.» All the uniXpliedtorni of G D. Bellirr-
ger, Ef'q Several ireatleuien are stoken
of as probable oaHiiiidates but vo aie nut
wrhorlc il to annoanoa them ns aueh.—
fiomthi suapUtous HoUvity of some ef
t e Badlcal loidersit is aheady Idutej
that they propose to put adapt horse in
the field.
'I wen‘y*Ave cirs of melons were slifippod
f miu tll-i eu mty on I'uesiky, of which
;twenty were sent, ovt tlie L mhnHle A
Naslivltle lUUroad, liednett ns of freight
porcir load to tlie fo.londiig aimniiits
we itlnt-iHFct on tliit da\ ; N *stiv1Tte,
510(«: Iwoutsvllle ,fc Cincinnati, $22 60.
(1 Indian A *t0#5; Diroit. $ 3 ,M; Chicago,
9tE.uE; Nt luonls, $I3.U0; I .diai>aiK>liu, $13.
A Attend. Xi'lfoims had f X's l ent opporlU"
♦viliies fin-learirtus the tiutti cf the situa-
lion, tells us th d he has flhe best-authority
for Mievlt.g thatrtie sudden - 11 -t
trous bieik in the nodoft market whs the
result of a deliberate Oonfqyc.u-y on tlie
part of the Northern commission tuei-
chauts to run th< ir Boatliern cemie-titors
•out i f the business. Whi'tl we gi-t mfre
tight wo bIiuII pal'U>h the whole storj,
Mr. R. If. Bcott, who irun.ved from
Hum well to t-outh Georgia last winter, is
raw visiting Ids frlerdi in ttds County. He
Is well pleased with hhi m w how- and the
arm 1 fortune whldh met hln them. -He
f mud it mere. pmAtiblo tih m an ii v.jstt
•aont in a gold tuiue. He shipjxsl the Hrst
nsr load from the State on the :< h of Juno
ikk! renDc-tl A e;-r'cea. We wish him a
3Peasant «ud protraotod vUit to our hjc-
tlon.
Crop rstoils of the Inst we k Priws nil
NAVIONAL NOtTES.
Dr Tanner cats threw hearty meal*A
day aud they agri e wMi him.
The first bale of R««r cotton has
been soiil ’in Augusta. .It la from
Boutbeuat Oeorgl.v.
An Indiana man wap lately divorced
from his wife ai^ii has just, married her
mother.
8o far there are fuat 80 entries for
the nwwepptakis race lor President In
1884 - 41 Repubiicaus and 39 Demo
crats. '
Mr. J, Hend, lx M' L ine, after a short
wislt to the parental r mf in northern
(4eorgta, is ngaiu in Wusbiugtou '••on
ItRportaut bn-luees.' !
R. Q. Dun A: Co. report fhnt at near-
ly all Impitrtai/tiBwide'ceutrew there ia
a decrease of business k« cor*f>»*red
■with‘the same period of last year.
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Sam iTranotiieo kfih^'sk«ians have flls-
covdred one 'kmiifrod aud sevsn cases
of Inpri’tij’ Hmimg't’he hoodfemidass of
boys who smoke^rigarctu-s made *by
Citiimmea.
The jury In the case of ex Tressnror
Polk brought iu a verdict of guilty of
emlxcz'einetif, fixing 'riro ‘penahy at
imprisouniei/t in'tiie pcuetentUty for
twenty yea-ts nud imposing a Hue
to the full amount of the euib zzemeut.
Gen. Tt 'se<Tants, takes a sanenine
v wof Democratic pn a e t-*lnOn Ifor-
nia. He - says that “ff tlie feeling iu
other Siati s of dmtbiful compli xlm
he Mich as it. is in CHlffornia, ihetB is
Rt'e hope for the 4b , public , au party
next year.’i— _
If the reported Interviews with Car
lisle, of Kentucky, nr*j ffmrfne lie i*
Mttlv.lf any, uun’e of a free fratiet than
Randall is, Curd, of Onto, is said to
bp a free tTader, «nd so is CoX, of
New T rk iitft the Contest lies be
tween Carlisle and dandall.
Pi>8 t tnastcT'fJei'f’Tiil Gresham seems
to bo a person of fiepet rat inn hi d giCrtr
to obaeivaricvn. Kte reinakk time “all
Southi»rn Repniblteaiu* hTc u —d’seoun-
drels” •y.i'n sses-sinnewhat iirofandy
btft wltli afimlrrfhh* terseness a seu»1-
ruent Which is ^l.intt -i deeply in the
I.cnrt,s i< a vast number of Ataerican
cil * ns.
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A Michigan cyclone swept rhr wtgh a
streak of Umbel, gathers I up sevt-pal
cords of Wood, CMllied it MX inkh 8
across-a 4>n«ipie aud di^iosited u on the
.prtmx* ajj.La.poor wrtow who was too
poor to buy a slick Htid wneble to ctir-
ry it from.tlie timbi r. There wore -at
least ten c ids deiposl.ed s4 Idti »*«sy
retfch of her hosie. Ciev’er cyclone.
Among the striking contrasts exhib
ited ru chaiwcuf the most fn quent
wete tbo coiuprrrisons -betweti Wvohe-
wail Jackson and Ewed or Early. Cu
one occasion feee received this devout
dispatch irotu one ff inLr •'Ey ike grace
utiiMd sja lmyc. bemjm Uiem on the
right^' aud the m x' iiv^yo-ut from the
other wrinp: „By d—ii liard kghnwH*
we have whipped them on tlie left.”
.O ie L eutenauu Was Jacktou, iho otn-
i r Esill.
Dr. 1/tils A. RiAWell, cf Tahadegft,r
Ala., writes me >Sa vautiali Ne ws t iiut lie
•h .s (prtffocted u H>4ug mac Wine whir 4 !),
oy i tie use ol ei< am alone, wittiout me
aid i>f any biioyant gas, will leave the
ground and chmo the siill air Hko a
swallow, scale lbs mountaiu top and
cross tike valley like an eagle, an 1 land
g .in on chosen ground with (lie gen
tleness ' f a suov. 11 ike. We would like
t i know if he iuu-nds giving eiktiKts
f ee pusses before we compromise uuir-
«t<Vi.-s by 'eulifilog its merits.
Better late ife in never, thought Mjss
Caiinrine Rob tis—of Se.Tlfotii, who
became a idusiilug btiiio of GO last
week; and tire bride groi-fn r* j eces in
7il years, a lull century and a third tie-
iwcintinwj. Mile was ■ belle iu oTtier
days, anyt wars at fast engaged to a
yui tig man, who ifled, leaving heir iks-
Uousolate and a reduce.. A shot t Mine
ago she met Mr. David Damon, who
-fooki d fi r all the wmld J ist us hei
young man Would Imd he lived, llh-re
m lots of unsuHpecti d romance stowed
av.ay lu old hearts some times, ——
Y
sr-ctlons of Uie c-'uaty.iro uriforndy rhs-
tioarterrtng. According to the g-nprales-
biiuats notmwe than hatf a crop of corn
and two-IMrds of a rrep of cotton wi 1 1 e
mode. In a b w tsolatod ueighhoi hoods
ftdr crops *iU D; {Badobnt the general
i ntlook is more unpron U!ng Ilian iu any
year «|n< e I he wa r except 18B t. M a- y Mel. Is
will not yield more than a p<vk of corn to
tAc acre. The drought ha* fa-on g-i-rm'id
tlirougk'mt the Mate and «Ar mtghbors
wre no better off than we are.
We h ve been roq'iosted to«aN the at-
t- iitlim of the Cbniity OoiatuisMonors t.i
the fact that many land ownersareUIUng
«nd cutting down tha shade trees on the
■sides of th-M’ufc'ic t»ad» and to sugg»st
that Urey take »ci ion at th-tr ia-xt meet
ing to put a stop hr thr-se violations of the
law. By way of reply Wecali attention t*
the puii'tce'fon by Mm CoriNBtesloners du
ring the an Ur.* mniiMt rg April of the law
fdecUon Ji’J IL vised Statn’i-st Milch de
clared the kANwg «r cutting downoT Shade
trees along the Wghwa>-8 a mls ienmHnor
wn I provides that any person convicted of
Dieoff nse shall be lined twanty-lya d..|-
fars. roinplalnants should report dtrteit-
iy t«» the Gommlsaioiiersif they drAlre to
•ee the law et-'cu'ed.
An intelligent young E-slshman
of good latnily, a baronet’* - son, who
has-been i. Ttwtlng largely tn kinds in
IYxhh, was asked how it was that so
many o,f ids country in'tt were, buying
iandin this •country just at this tt ue.
“i wiii tell you,” h* ealif* “there is 'a
; -general TecTlug rtlitt tKere will lie
a great change in England soon, < quid
to that made iu tin South by your »tril
war. Although they wottlil laugh at
tlie idea if yon suggested if, nine out
often aien 4u England believe that Al
bert Edward. Prince-of Wales. sHI he
'lie last King England will ever have.
A revrdtftion is silently but surely pre-
patlng that wiU uproot all the Femuauts
of the old feudaf system.”
It was a Michigan Judge who 6b
served, In setting aside what he re
garded as ari tit 1 just verdict in«n i j ct-
ment cause, that it took thirteen men
iu his Court to cheat« Rin out of land
that rightfully IxYimged to him? Jus
tice Motile of Eugfucrf •cents to have
a Cowrt similarly const it uteil. In sen-
tt nelug a prisoner recently be said;
"Priswiev at the bar, your counsel
ibtafcs you Innocent; tbe.counsel for
the ptoeecution thinks you innocent,
I thtok you innocent; but a jury of
youc own countrymen, in tfee exercise
of such common sense as they posess.
whlik docs Qi»t seem to betnucli, have
found yow ’gwiity,’a-uI It remains tlmt
I sbo«ld pass on you the sentence of
tbo law. That is, tiiat you he kept
imprisoned one day, and as that day
was yesterday, you may go about your
bweiuess.
thoi'Sands or Ddmiis
are wasted on rkjrsieiaae' feee by the tlys-
peptic, the rheumasie. *tkw bilious and the
Nervous, whe* a dollaV evpaaded on that un
approachable vegetableTc^ic end Alterative
Dr. Simnidiis^ Hepatic Compttunil,
OH LIVER ANDKiUVEtCURE,
wou'd iu every cs»e effect ft l•a^ltcni cure.
No reuredy in the worM ever so fully won
the confidence of mankind l*
BIMMOtN'B’
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
OR .
iivi:r raid uiifYi.v citikp,.
For the cure <if Dyxpppsia, indiftestinn,
Constipftiiot! and- all troubles arising horn
the Liver, Kidneys and Bli.-ddcr.
Taken two or rhrrc timei a dny it preventH
Fever and Ague, Malarial Fever, Diptheria,
HcaHet Fever and Cholera.
iy01I WOMAN!-®*
w hy will you allow yoursCl to be prostrated,
your system enervateiL-hjeaUh rom-
pletcly desirnye-i by the gaunt ><lride4 of
those insidioiiH and oft times latal dGeas-.s
called “Female Weaknesass ” when you can
f>e entirely cured by uGng HIM MOTTS’ I1K-
P.VTICCO.MPOUN J. 1% will remove i’im-
plea snd Blotches, purify your blood and
wake your skin clear uiri. heultliy.
For sale everywhere, and in Barnwell by
Dr. A. B. Patterson :ind< harles I’cclunann.
BlackviMe by Prs. L. C’ Htephens and J.
II. Price. ■
Williston by Dr*, h. Itrooker, and W. C.
Smith and IV. 11 Kennedy.
mchl-ly
Alva Gage & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Charleston Icc House,
Market, Cor. Cliurrfr'St, Charleston, S. C
Shipping, Steamboat, and City Trade
•Swppli< d.
1-ce Backed. tor tkc Country n Spe-
xikilty-.
febl5-ly
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The Place to Get f'Gtr wheat Gronnd.
•yrooPWA’fffftyaa
Hat ing recently Wughtout the Wash
Rinntdi Hour, Grist, Kiee and'^Wnesh-
iug Mills; and alsc having secured the
services of Mr. Jasper Cauuady, who is
an expert wheat grinder, and also of
.Mr. J unes McNab, both of whom are
known for their uprightness aiuLbouesty,
l am now prepared to give the nvwt
satisfactory rcsuls tn \\ he.it and Com
Grinding, Tlire-lnag and Rice Cleaning.
The Machinery is all first-class and iu
pcrlect order. The Mills arc six miles
from Williston, and near the Kuirmount
factory. I rc-tpectfully solicit the cus
tom of the public, and gumtitcc satis-
/actio’i. Also have your lumber of all
■kinds die.s.-ed •at my I'latiing Mill at
Uarnwell. Address
, 0 . \
J. WIIILDEN WOODWARD,
Ram well C. U., S. C.
“Tind Nature’.* Sweet Restorer—Iriltny
Sleep" cun be obtuiuci by any one wb* Itvyi,
THE VVTLIJEKMUTli SPRING BED.
wlcch is the be*! in it.xe. Tlie Springs Rrc
made of the finest BESSEMER STKKf, and
Xvilll.r-t a life time. K-*th epringlins ft ♦tron-l
base «ud—iudepetrfcut su |>ort. Th«5y arc
'noi-clefs. have strootli xurfucis. are easily
aiijustalile. liuve IWtiTdIng places for b*.l
bugs aud Inwc fret and perfect Ventilation,
For iuvn'ids mid y d persons they are
TNVAr.UAUI.K.
and no one with » clear ccnscicncc can woo
sleep in vain on a
WildcnnHfii Ecd.
As owner trf+he Patent for Barnwe l and
OraNgeburg c-'ttnli*-; 1 am prepared tjO fill or-
■ffer* mol funns^ lunhcr inforniatiuw
promptly.
E- W PERKY,"
•.. . , lilackville, S C-
juno?! .
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HHXrtrvY Arotjst HAXM - V. B, Moor*
Aft assign** of W. M. Dunbar against E. M.
w R*on.*nd A. E. Boantroa; S§6 aete* ad*-
/-inlng lands of J<»*0oh Ashley, T.«. Dun*
bar and J. E. Ouehran.
A. B. Addison htt us* rtf hi* aaslgwrt, C
N.Trist, against Thomas C. Bennett: rfi
ftom*, bonn tsd by lands iatd of Kamud M
£i win, of the lat* B. H Brown, Little Briar
Creek and a line running from extreme
Southwest comer..t lands of the lots B. H.
Brown ts Little Briar Creek. td
. “Tes, bretbren,” salti a prearherfrorrt
ms pulpit, “rovi are passengers on a
train speeding its straight and nsrr..w
way to glory, and 1 am tha coniine or
Of that train, thank rhs I?>rd. ,r u
run bar flrstchsa. t shoul i soy.” re-
rtiarked a stranger, looking over the
congrngation, ‘ from th* number of
tfaytra you'r* hauitof^
as an-
h*ce been
/
Many women are spokrn of
gels, Hud Mis. Noah'must hat
au ark argek
Lord Chesterfield oqce ' rematked
that even Adam, the fltst man; kite*
the value of pothenees, and allowed’
Eve to have the first Lite ofthv ap|de.
Add! Idnal advices fr»m Durban re
lative to the d^uth of King Cctawayo
at the hamle of the insurgents, state
thi.t all id bis wives and many of his
chief* aieo were klllei',
Tmeoty-two percent, of the British
troops at Cairo and 12 per cent, at Al
exandria are siuk. The cholera and
climate are doing what Amlifs regi
ment could not effect. And without
the troops it is Impossitdo tv» enforce
even a beinOiance of sanitary .regula
tions.
.4
A Portugewe phjvician report* that
lie lias cured seven coses of hy-
drophobia by viiBply rubbing garlic in
to the wound, ond giving tlie patient
a decoction of garlic to drink for sev
eral days. No information has been
received of'the condition of the peopls
who bad to smrii tte garttc;
A HUME IN WILUSTUN.
I off ;r for *ale my house and lot in Willi».
ton Tlie house is a pretty, v«l finished
cnttsgc wiih h ill veranda and fimr looms,
and.i* with'n twominute.* wafk ofthc j'ost-
uffice and depot. On the lot, which contains
'ffveT ftii.ficre, there is a ppiod iwo-sf,iry wood
imd blaetcstniih simp 3uxR) feet. V-tllistnii
deserve By enjoys the repntation of having
bcUcr health, achools, society and or
der than uny ntliee town ib tlie county and
iiowf is t lie time is get ap ensum home tliere.
For prices aud futtlier piiriiculNrs nddiess
, K. T. .MATTHEWS,
IVilli.-tou. 8. C.
mchS If ^ ; . 1
com; au kb hcuseT
Comer ‘Assembly and Gervnis Street*, Op.
posite the Slate Bouse,
COLUMBEAt B <3
"W. E. ROSE, Proprietor.
Rates—$1.50 to $’2.00 Per Day, Ac
cording t* Locution of Room.
May“Ncw Transfer Omnibus. Twenty-
fire cents from Depots to all parts of the
city.
Barnwell barroab.
On and afW M> dsy, June 0*th ISM, tr»ln»
will run a.< fotlo*x tilt hirther n.ahre:
ll>»iljr—fueep* Suudaj'.-d
VV BCteX W A m >.
STATIONS.
Lv Black vllle
Aahl. iah
“ Woodward's
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KAH'rwAitn.
■STATIONS.
Lv Barnwell
■■ Wixataaid'a
“ Aslili'lali
Ar Bliickrille
4 Mai! Id Matt 'SAoCtn
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440
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1 11.43 1
313
Bamwoll Railr.>ad Train-cnmiRct with Kaith Car
olina UailWH}' Tr..iws an Mluwa:
No. 3 lias cmncrjdoti rr.Mii S.iuth Ciimlina [t;ii]wny
fruia Auw.iata and l/Valei|at4<>o» Wi-st »f Blarkvl’lr.
.N". 4 CMiimvIs with .-vutih Camlitia tlnilway fur
ChaHi*-t»u ami toM-at tdtati.rtls KkiA wT Mackvllloaii.1
i'otMMitMa Olvlnl.M*.
No. 3 has ciMiHnAton fr-uu Son'll PanAtfta HiiSway
Trora viK.trioalon. <N>lum4>la, tt|. Wan «».<i utt Local
Stations I ji.-t of Bl»< kvitlc.
Nn.Xmtinreta with South ('*»..iBia Itailway for
Aiia'i-t^aml 1j« u1 Station. Wcat of 4«ta.A\ilto. ’
No "7 ha. contus-Oon fnim .ft nith Carotiaa liaHwwy
freai Autnwta amt all IjN-nl Stalkm*.
No. AconwtvtM w ilh South t«r.4«na hallway for
Churl.-.loo, Uolumhla ami all |K>lnt. hji*. . „
OW 4'owrt day of t-a. h nioiiiha SiR-.-i.il Tiwlj' wi*
l<'*«e Klac-vili.'at I A. M., uhiI arrive at Baniwvttfi
7.13 A. H. =====—
n. r. AI.LKN, O. i> A T. Axost.
JOHN Tt. l*tX7K, tl.’iieritl Manager.
FOR SALE-
AT BLACKVILLE, S. C
One Large New Dwelling, with large lot,
Ac.
One Hmuller New Dwe ling, with lot.
On* large 2 story Store and lot.
Two one o*ory store., qniie hvw.
All in the most do.irable part* of town.
Also three s***li hotWes. nd lot* in town.
ALSO NEAR TOW N.
Four valuable farms, large ami small, all in
fine state of cultivation. Choice tor Fruit,
Vegetable*, Melon*, Cotton and Corn. WiR
sell oueor all together.
TERM - EASY*.
v
A1*0, 1 L*r£e House and LuL nt Barnwell
C. II., and,at i»iy house id Blnckville,
One Blooded Cow, Jersey and Ay»hire, $50
One h*lf Jersey Heiler. $2j.
One three <i«ai ter Jersey Hcift-r, $:J3.
One large new iroa sale and other prop.
eriy. <( -
K. L. A.IRTIOUK.
I_ Xu2e 2Ctb, 188-J.
jAut'Jb it
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Gr. E. Steadman
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(OrrOSlTE STRODEL HOTEL)
Biackville, S. C.
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND
Agent fur tliH Celebtated G'-ls'-r Man
ufactnrfng r >mpatiy, which was or
tjaiiix-il to iKiS, wliMi took the pr.z
pf S5J0 In guilt nod the Sliver Medal at
theUiuchmatl KxpmAtliai in FSlii. which
eraployH a(i the yvur cuitijd over 500
skilled workmen and which guatati-
tee* the Ct»tn|'b te4wws and sup'-tinr
workmani-Mp of all Its uianufm tuns
now otfeis fur sale utt the most reason-
abi'e term*;
The Gi-lscr Grsitt ffeparator ami
Clesnpr.
The Griser PifNthle ami Stationary
Steam Eiigintuwud Brilers of any de-'
»ir“d power.
H"tse Powers, Grlt-t Mills and Saw
Mills.
On hand and for rale at dry pticee,
B-hlng, uttwtnhs; Steam Paeklngatiii
En ine Fittings gem-ially, Muxs tine
Oils, Babbet Metal, vt'*.
ALSO
The Ce|. brab'd Georuia Centennial
OoTton <Hus, Feeders ami C<-ndi'iiRf-rs.
which have no superiors. - They areas
good tes tlie b> si ami have given sails-
faeMop in eVety instance. .
I have sold O' iser K'lgines to the
following gent|em«n and- am author-
i*ed to tefer to them. They ate per
fectly satisfied c
Blackvllie-J. E. Hulr. Dt.O.IOIom
and J. A. McCreary, J. W. and G. H
Hartz 'g, J. P. 8torf.e, James Diamond.
William Fail, ami T. O. Olover, ami
Boilers to J. F. Phillips and W. T. R«y
Elko—J, \V. Phillips! Sawmill and
Engine.
Bamberg—H Elnhardr, H. M. Sau
di let.
B^rtiltcll—F J Simbts.
Gratiutns—H. Easterllu, J. A. Tunt.
B tl loc—W. M. Mixson.
Winistou-E. flunter, Sawmill aud
Engtue.
Bntnson—Miles l/wdholdt.
Moniin- renct—Mr. ^aitvrtiiwuite. ^
tiins, Feedi rs ai.d (himlcnsets are on
exhibition at my i ffl e in Bltu-kvill'
"and at the stores of G K. Ryan it.
Barnwell J. IS Su adman at Giultuiuo
ami A. B. H'a-ten at bamherg.
I have sobl Gin* t\* the following
paities atul refer iiqulieisto them.—
They are among the best men in the
eoiid’y and wbh no beticr Gins than
jlie Centennial.
Biackville-Mrs, E a t Ob'Di, James
Morris, H.N. Hutto, T.G. (Hover, W.
H. Nevile, Dr. Cl. I. Oi<un am] J. A.
ItlcCrea rv.- Jv-P.—8t» ■ rue, G. ■ ■ Wv -Boj i
-totj v J. B. Z rn, Nathan Porter, amt
Feeders to I-aac A, Dikes and J. F.
Phillips, ami Feeder and Oomlt-nser to
Mat tin Srily, J. J. Whaley, 2 feeders.
Grahams—H. Eiaterlin.
Barnwell—Col. W. H. Duncan, & C.
Cave, Feeder.
WilMaton —A. T. Hutto.
Folk's Store—Isham R«'‘t, &. B.
Jones. <
Mr. HoWar-t. a first clase and expe
rienced maebinlet, wiio comes bighlj
recommended front' the many shi ps in
which he has wotked, is prepared to
repair Euglna, Boiler*, Gins, &c..
throughout Barn Well ami aojaeen t
counties. If sirificiently etiouraged
Mr. Howard will locate permanently lu
Blackvlile.
All wi^k Guaranteed.
All sales Guaranteed, . • ;
Ami I will sell any kinds of Machin
et y wanted by anybody at satisfactory
pries.
Any further information that' may
be desired will be pr mpilv rnrnished.
O. E. HIEADMaN.
Biaekville, s. C.
Joml4 n
BUCKINGHAM
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A really ptir^ /timiilant dintiHed fVotit 'the prnin griiwn in tlie fifafe firaler te^ioh
dcontrolled by \Vimb!c ^ 1 layman,.^.ew Yoik. The Huekirigham U not titltrc
and
till it Gecomes fiilly three years old, Yviien hy «crat}oh and natural evaporation it ia (*.
from fusil oil, Venable ft-Ueyman stake their rcjiutation oD tire purity of thia WhUtvy, „
thvy lM*li«!ve will till n tlosire lonpf feltj^f those who are advlbed to two it in diciually.
For Kale by W. It. GIIRLsTIK. Barnwell, C. IK - .
“ .*• “ J. P, (TNKILL. blAcktillr. J 7 * 1
“ “ “ t\ SAHLSlAN^r.&CU, Bhniljcrg.
juljrin Rm * „ . - . ^ .• . , ’ . T"'
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CHARLESTON IRON WORKS & SALES ROOMS;
•s PLAIN SLIDE TALVE and CUT OFF ENGINES. MARINE, STATIONARY tmd PORTABLE
"J BOILERS, SAW MILL® GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS aad PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COO
GEARING. Slaxn sftd Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING,
^ OILS. FILES, and General Mill Supplier. HUGHES’ AUtOMATIC CUT OFF ENGINES, for ElOctrie
~ Lights! and oUicr parponei requiring steady, reliable aad economical power. TUt is the simplest
M. Automatic Engine in the market. ~ "
Repairs by Competeat Workmen. Charges pro derate.
OKO. *W. WII-LXA.lArs A: SO XT.
Writi- tor Titec* nu* orwlie*! ikl* ’ v — CltSirlOffiton B« C%
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AROVIAU COMPFTITORS
PGHTRiINHINq
NEWHOME
HCCOlliCE MVEST1KIIC1IIIS.
Wedding Gifts
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ALLANS.
K’in« WwtchfH.
Amcricaa a*4 Svts», nf thr *yt^
ICicL .Tnxvf-lry,
Ot Nfw md rjn*«M* IWIgon oral Work-
.naas.^ip.
e*t«-rltng i» ilvcrWHrv.
I* Frrah »nd a-aiittfiil Paltern*. rapfciaUv luIauUit
for tVcMinrf I’rrsfiiu.
NUveri*l«l«»<l Wwro,
Tea SrtftrWaHfr*. Ire Pttchem, Uulter tVl?li«>,Ciif»i
OviMi-O, S|nH,n«, Forks of bint ^unlity, rto.
C’hoioo $*'»nc-y Uoo<\m.
Frnrh .nd Amrtiran Clorki, f1«c Ta’ole CuUcrr,
S|e-el» Ira.eU-.
Walehe* aud .Jewelry CarefuRr R paired.
The Beal Quod* *i the IsiwrM Wire*.
•I AM KM AI,I,A>.
807 King St., Charicktos, S. C.
ectf)
Jos. J. Brown,
AVffOBNfir ar law.
Barnwell C- H- S *C-
■SEWING MACHINE C0<
C3G UNION DUARE MW Y0RKJ
CHICAOO.ILL.'
ORANGE.
»D ATLANT7
E W. Vogel,
^ lUrnwell. Jri. C.
mch15 Cm
'Vi.ex-eiiMujixt.ei
TOE DIMS, SIMF, HEAfEKS, REAPERS MR MULES.
<V3KM) Ft)R IJESrRtTTIVfi PllICE LlST*fij« A •
Bones, Dougherty & Co.
_ ^ AUGUSTA, ga.
rrnv 10
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FRUIT J2VRS-'
MASOS’-' IMrilOVKD Quar-.
Hair Gallons at Bottom Prices l y
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E. D. Smythe, Jr.
Crockery and Glassware Dealer,
712 Broad gt.
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AUGUST A.G A.
msySI 3m
am. w. slimwT
ATTORN K V AT LAW
l>4R.\U i:i.l. c. II., M. €.
IVowpi afiention given to all busincaa en-
• to him.
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' NOTICE.
Orvrcr. or Cor*Tt CosMiMiodcit*, 1
BtexWKi.tC. H., 8. C., May 3. 188:5. |
- Noik;e i*herehy given that app ieation h**
lieen ma<le t* the County Commiwuonrr* to
declare ilie ruad.ft-oni Grahuni* to CaDiberg
(intersectiug the i’uWt^^o«<i Ita-iing fruai
l-amberg to Baruw*H at tue old lieury Hart-
tog place) a I*ub!io ilo.-id.
8110! application »ktll j)e coneidend and
png-ted upon at the regular meeting of the
Hoard ofl the 7th Augu-t, next. /Wtrferf,
thol ou or ^efore that day written consent to
th* rigHi oP kiay. without'cosipeRfateon, of
all 1*mi ownei-s ihri>ugh. who e pretniae* the
propoaed road would pA*s. riutll U wlttaiuSd
hr-I filed in ibis ofliee. All jwrsjna concern
ed will appear on that day and make kru-wn
any objection* they tuny h-ivo to the pro
posed wvt.l. ' ,
By order of the Board.
WM. JicNAB, CLrk.
zfiajrlfi »
Geo. R. Lombard db Co..
Fo ros t City Foundry and Machine WojrkB
Near, tlte Water T.-wtr, lOH lo I0j»i IWrik .‘ treet, Angosts Gsnrgia.
Saw Mill?, Ghl-t X ilX Cage 31 ill*, Dlantathmi Muririncry, Enginrs and Botbw
C’utto I Screw*, Mitiftin.r*, Pulley*, H-.iit-eig. .Journal Boxes, Mill Gtrtw* Uml
mm Tui-l»iue“M’nter Whoe's, G-u Gearing, Ju.Uoi.’s G'rivrnoiy, tViOWiMFwi
ItLuSaws and Gummer* fiml Belting and Babbitt Metal aad Briws Ff tin
•Globa arid■ ( Iwvk 1 alvcs, \\ bistks, Gungcs, ic., Iron and Brvfc Castings and
Glfl,Bi * and Injedor*. : : ___—-—
Ucpri i..g promptly done si !owcst pri?eft. We ra*t every day both Im* and
Brass, It .viii<f t” c *1 < ttV. reared our cnf**vUy iritis latest Improved tooha. We ate
' ’ rn^'in-t Hdl time w th 11)0 hands, wbich dbaWel uf
to fill ord'.-rt pf'njjUly *>t lowest prkrs. t*« d
trial b?favt senditt^ clues here. Apents for Geornis
•nd Suurh Cttfuljns fr>r Korting's Univeml
1 ‘ r la-ftt boifer fe- dcr oat. Works with one
wer. Wd wot k warm ur cold water, srd will liR
-■-ter. Warranted to pi re s-iti* fact ion. S» nd i..r
( r ti'nf-s b, r.,tp you buy any n iter. They are better than* pump. Give as a
(1 .i t la f I'-e s tidirg ebevkh-r*. # sagFt
ri , ic W iiite Sewing Hachiue.
The Ladies' Favorite.
.Because it is the Lightest Running, the
* ■ * #
^ulct, makes the prettiest stitch, aad has
conveniences than any other Machine. I|J
wamnted five years, snd is the sssicst to ssQ,
•nd gives the best satisCictisn ot an jHaclnM
oc the market. Intending pbrobassn srs s^tied
w. v
; p •
ited to exainiueit before buying. RespoamM*
dealers wanted in all unoccupied territory.
X±±OMAH & KEY* Agents
928 Broad titroet Augusta* Oa-
l*r j- D. k T. F. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 59 Bimd Mr**,
Atlanta. G«. ' . ... ‘ _ [jsn25
JAMES G. EIAILIE & SONS#
V DEALERS 1N-
CHOICE HANDSOME CARPETS AND BtJGS,
, , LAOE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND COBKIC
WALL PAPER3, BORDERS AND OADOS^
0^L PAIRTINOS AND CBBOa
A ICVL.!. LINK Of CHOK'*"; l«* k ATHrtT ORO<’* T4|
J A Ml.S c; UA 1 LIE
i . 71-JlflvO 3D b. IIEIT. AUi« t/sTX
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