The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, August 23, 1883, Image 3
I timely: '"‘Fair you »ru not In
I w< n<*#il»tu1, hut on H|»nr Br inch. » r«*r1<>n
rich In hnr. lo ttwfcttotfl of ti»« cmuuHp* ,
! brill ml aiitt fa<tp»»crf irutt^i j«*r» to conn-.
Bert? in lh«* b>*'»n« y**«r» tjio lioneora of
our clriiizttlort huntoil tno i>*J man, In nf-
twrtlmt** tlioir sons cbiw'U tho door aud
Hov. R. W. Hac.'iwoU will pro th at Wil- j boar and (ok. and h«*re. In ttio pr«B'*nt time,
li*t >n n* xt Wednesday, their sons aro pursuant of wives. Yonder
Mr Simon Brown shipped tho (list ba’e huildln* from which wttchliur atralns of
f ont Dlaekvllto on theintadnst. • I muMoand tin rythmic cadenoeeitf ftvlmt
t m lire A. P Aldrich is vWtlnehisdaujrl - feet come, is not a Court House(althouffh
' Mrs. J. E. Allen, at Anderson,.’
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t’fotiacted meetings arc In projrrcss at
Ul.if-kU leant! Seven rtuea Baptistchurch-
c j . —•- ~ ~ ...
M i s Innics F. Izlar cf nrnnjfehnrcf is vis-
i’.Htj the family of Mi'J- L- Izlar at
I Virkvillc.
^ J^J'lAcicvHlc B'»st ofllTc Vas fitted
<ip tvIMi Yolo lock h' x A great conven
ience l> the oltiz ‘ns.
r.apt. Frl <h l>unn h expected to rench
JiArnwetl in a few days with a drove of su
perior Kentucky slock.
Tlve W|| isb>n base ball e’tih has di ban r '-
rd. Several of its best play- rs havep.lned
-4lw W cltviile cluh
, T>r.-?rahcis F. Fisliburne died «f ervslp-
Hos nt; bis residence, Oranip> Grose, Bam
berg Township, on last Sunday.
T»ea(l the gootl news ihat Mr. J L. EIH r l
t lo' dro young merchant nt Martins, has
for a 1 the surrounding country.
Fortv-slght\>npils attend the MlaekviHn
colored private srhrMit of which P. K.
Molt-, at 1 fiin graduate, Is piineipHl-
l>r. E. P. Do wit g shlrped his fiist hn'e
(o Cliarleston on the l.Vh Inst, two days
eirlier than his first shipment last year.
The Henderson base bail club of Barn-
wroirwlll r.iav a match game at Orango-
burg to-day with tho crnck club of that
plai.'ei ,
Tim recent Sunday school row ntfon qf
\ ini FdlsUr f s oeiatlon at White Pond w s
l.irgeD atteFdel!. Its exWrlses wero in
ti-res til g and profitable.
Totton caterpllln' s have app'-nred In mn-
nv dlllerent localities In the emrntv^ Most
of the cotton crop Is so mature that little
danmge can be done.
|.l>n Sat ui day evening Mrs. Salbe F. fha-
)n of Cliarleston del\vei«vl an Interesting
rre nn (emperano* in-BeU’nwH Bouse
i<> a'large and attentive audience.
The Stjndav scluarl convention of the
Parnwell Paptist Association will meet
with theWiflistonSunday school Ftidav
before the foni-’h Lordls day in September.
J b. M- rtison hav * returned from Goth-
am aftetiinrohjislng full fell s'oeks Mr
'1 ue Broun still Rogers among the buTs
a id * rare.
Mr. H. R- Anderson sirp-ed (be first h." «
of cotton of I he new crop from Dunbarton.
Mr. R. W.Geral 1 the first, from F.lteo aid
thijor li. F. Hughes < I t hlscottiitythe first
from Brur.son.
At a meet ing en Mondcv evening of citi-
rerbfavoring a ‘ Wet Ticket, and Higher
Jdceese'’ ' lie f dinwing candidates for mu-
i icip 'l effl' ea wereiKiniiiiHteil'. Tntendant,
.fas. E. Davis, E-q ; Wardens, E. W. Vo-
gK' W. It. Christie. Wm. M ;Nab and Uer-
culeSsMcCreary, colon* I. r
Up loXhe 15th iiist. fiv' hnndrei nnl fif-
tv Ciir lo ids of nmi ns had iavui shipped
fro<n Statiimsi'ii Ui r Barnwell and South
Carolina UailwWs It. is th >ugtit Miat a
bundl ed more wilbhe sent • ff. Pi ie» s fiw
the past fortnigh t nuyu la*en profilatde
mid growers are unaifvroous in tniiiKing
tiiat Unite lb uioi’e moiifijr^u KelirKs than
CoUol.
Aftsnrtest of several monthsHsp we cor
dially prouounce the Wildei uiHtlKspfing.
B dbo'i.'htof Capt. E. W. Pen y nAvoer-
f .fM y saUsf etoi vl It Is the liCst in ttx<C
« id we uoinMt.'inl it br-rtll p«'rfs*iis wiio are
1 mil o[ go >d stoop as the V *1 v ai tleie they
need. J W. L. C. St«olieliS, W. II
Nevils, M. L. Mor i Is-n, A. Bui.it, f. W.
ht> iykhuol, Laurso I . Jxlitr.
-thr Sundry tight an outhouss rn the
plantation of Mr. John II. Wiiliwus«oi»-
t tilling a Quanty oTtTiIs was lairuod. The
-fire was evl lent'y the v» lit of an iucen-
hiary. On Mo .Uy morning Hump iarys.
c lioted, was ai rested for tlv crime aisi ui-
ter a preliminary exam mat ton'tieUire Jus-
uce Bellingercomiidtteii to>iilf«f tTaint
ttmext tturni of the Gein ral ftes»-l«ii(6.
A Winnaii’s ( Urts'ian TemperanoeUnion
w is organiftvi on kioudHy mo.'id g at the
Baptist Church hy the eieolkm of Mrs. A.
A. HenJ'VaTm'Fr^ldeifl, Hlh. W. 0 lUh* 3 .
Miss Mary I'obiu and Mh»s Sophie Halloii-
q ilstV.Co Presideips, Miss Anna WHikrt -
s^cretaiy, MfosUbnci© Walker T'ieafeuier.
Fift T-throc niemb'-rs entailwl their names.
Tie Union will mrat to-iuoiriXw afternoon
u Uic lesideiicoof Mrs. J, J. Brabham.
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A iriat‘;bxgamc of btu-e bofl was played at
BUekvilf mui Thursiiay. ifrtli August, IfWS,
Uoiwgiva the lieiniettxni baftfl hall club of
iku'nwoil and a pUtked n>ie of ilio WTItts
ton and Hod Stock leg clubs of Llactillln,
The following Is t he Msme:
HESDEIISON'.S
Runs Out*
’ A. R. Z«sntt S 1
JloVit Holman >1 *
J. K. Aan u * ^
E. Uubensteln 4 i
James Hates 3 *
A. 11. Fatteisru T H
O. H. I'Osweil K 1
E. 1*. Hutson f tl
W. Hubeustoin * *
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us-J as such to?db»y), but a cotton seed oU
mid. bidlt by Cut W. W. Willis, a success
ful pUiitsr, who hss solved the labor proli-
1cm for himself and who combines the Ir
repressible energy of a thorough business
man ai d the beArty courtesy of theGari*-
lina gentleman of the olden time. It is ft
firstst-p in the new Carotlna which her
sons are to build ami which shall develop
all her wonderful rw-ourcos and make her
'tie garden of the Nation ” We pnu*ed.—
She resumed; ' Kiml sir, will you, ou be-
hrlf of the visltois h«re present from Ai
ken and Augusta, Eil». etleld and Ui-ange-
burg, Charleston and elsewhere, lender
their best thanks to Col. Willis aud ttie
Metsrs Wise, Willie Mims, Mr. Marlon Nix
on Hud all the other managers end thfc
Chief cooks and all tlie gue.sts for-their
thoroughly thoiightfiil conduct and man-
Hgem- nt (hat lias given us a day of per
fect & joymcn^ggnl made us all fail 11 love
with Ute banner county.” Wo promise and’
nsk: "Sh tll wo not 0 M.ddou, say some
wor s of solai« to the young men aho will
b* sorrowful lx‘can so of your dopiitluie?"
And liei riant lips answer ms the rose hues
luii.Tlebor cheeks: ‘‘riunimer will c-me
itgaiil mid the fates nmy bring us back
once mo; o and for aye.” "So mnto It be,”
we say, and as l he beauUful vision fades
the bieakfast bell rikcnlls us from dresm-
land and we find that it is Hie day after
the pie ide at Spur Branch. But tho dream
was not all a dream and in the future It
may he a t'eailiy.
Nixt week If the glamour Is gone wo
stall say more. I"’ v-— "
GnvHAMt —Mrs. J. 8. Sins 1 and Miss S.
K. Nettb-s will g ‘t home lo-<l iy from a two
months trip to Hie up country.
Capt. 8. L'eliiuaii will return from New
York tills week, his full slock is uliujid
arriving. •
Mrs. G. F. Parker leaves ob to-morrow
for the Land of Flowers.
L 8s sickness in this voctlon tbon there
has been; only a few mild CiSiSBrere-
purtod. .
Ttie election for Intendantard Wardens
will ta licldon i hr first Montis y imseptem-
tTTT No candidates as yet.
No bell 1 for the steepb yet. Turn the
mutt 1 !’ over to the ladies, tin y ne\er luilv
and we will have one. A. N.
SOUTH GAH0UR4
Military Academy,
CHA.RL.KBlTO.NT H. C.
hun JOHNSON HAGOOD,
t'haimaa Board of Via;tor#.
Cot. J. P. THOM A8, Supcriuiendeiii.
The Second Academic year, xiace re eeiab
Ueftwent by Act of the General Assembly,
will begin October 2nd next. Applicntiona
for Cadetships miut be made, on or
Sepiember 20th naftt, lo the Chairman Board
of Visitor* at Barnwell C. II., SL C.
Pay Cadets received from any State,
llejdsters or Circulate furnished by Super-
Inteiol^nt. , v #t»s:lS.lm
iVith 30 years experience in the business
J. M. Carter.
Wheelwright and Blacksmith, b.tween the
store off’. £. flytea and the f’epoi. Blnek-
ville, 8.<}.. inri'ea (he pub’.ie pairunage of
•lie pr>plr of JUrnwell and adji«e«nt counties.
" iih ;iwd workmen and (he :>«•! auienal lie
doe- all work in firs! clas*-tylcat loo wr liv
:r)f price, and ^uaruutee* saiisfuctiuu to ere-
ry customer. ^
Hnr-c Slmdng a specialty, and first class
work an nnraryuig uui'iormlty.
*- auglB ‘Jiu . -* ^
FtreniFF’* 8rj>TKiiBSR Hales —James F.
Cochran \s. A. E, Rountree: All the de-
fondants interest in a tract of 279 ftcrep,
boundo 1 by lauds of Mrs. Luc> L>. Black,
Mvs. Maty Boyd’s estaUi and Thos ? S.
Dunbar; also in a tract of 139 acres laiund-
od by lands iJ Beijimin Darlington, Ni d
Biftitph, latulsof Martin II<»lly, Mrs. Luey
D. Black and the rat ate of \\m. Arhley.
Also a Hftct of ♦taetes bounded by lands
of Jam* s Cochran, Mrs. Lucy D. B'ock ami
1 hos. t>. Duub.ir. aug.Ii-3w
AM Tl OX A L NOTES.
The m’CketH eatcb Is ft fai'ure this
season, uud prices have titen luG p r
cent.
The Eist Tenr.ersee, VirghH and
G •orglrt Hatlfoad made $11 BOO out of
the me*oti crop tke’past eeasou.
, Oue ntid a LaTf tnUtioim of water-
m' l(£tja-KxJi* shipped Irotn Georgia to
’Cincim.ml duting tfio mouthol July.
I’ is the-opinion of railroad' tn»o
t tt here are, take tb« year roitu •
'ho. e negro travelers on the trains to
ouiKvyblte pt tsoti. , v _
HotN^afFT Is said to be a eertftln
c rj o\ dyspepsia. Then ntani<d
men nugbrtP-ver to be troubleti with
j tl.is tom|dftint. y
Dr. John AHenyerho attendtyl Presi
dent Lincoln when, be vaa shot hv
John Wilkes Booth, died iu New York
lait FrWity, *V
Harvey discoyerd the citculaifon of
tl)e / tdo(«i in HUS. By tb"\ftQ«-let t
Grra'ks wartn air. and not blo<vL whs
.supposed to course though the Arte
ries and veins. •
—The mill men of Jacksonville; Fla.,
have sent clixtilurs to the'other mini
men in tho SnnUt advising a decrease
In the production of yullow (4ne lutn-
ber,in brdxw to locrenae tfao price.
l.eports of the harvest pn^epects
from nil parts of Ireland are very en
couraging. In the northern, the mM-
laud and southern, countlee the crops
are fgU and, promising. The pocato
Mk."——- 3
W. Uubonsteln. Cnpiatiy.
J. V, btrobel, Umnitv*. -
W. It. Clif.sii",. c aer.
V” sroCKn^gr
J. J. H (Teriiftit
i>. D. Br- oker
(l. E Gy life
John Kanimdr
W.W. Royal
ii. Bnarkra
H. Katmn r
H. Brook'-r
J. Butcalialler
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C. J. Brooker. Captain.
J. P. Btrobol, Umpire.
C. M. Felder, coon r.
— ——
f BheSchpiusbd Ua —Hedge.] in and sur-
rottuded by btiars, mill pond and pretty
girls wo hear Koriuc’s triumphant sum
mons to surrender. We lookup into her
lair sweet face, into#ior deep, lustrous
eyes, and watch her parilng lips, ruby as
a rift In a cherry pie and -listen to the kite
like tones: ‘ I have caught you-at last,
you are mine and cannot escape.” We cry
out, “dobs It, rare maiden; we an* youta.
Are you ours?".. But she sh tk» s her dainty
head and seats herself and siys. “It is
not Imp year aad I am not a Yankee
widow. I’m n’weary old gentleman of the
lalTy’ wlOi Wtllldl I "have boon fetl to-day. I
ootne to ytm for truth; Pray tell me if I
haveatraved Into Arcadia, er t<t“|Tii or
wave above her head and the gci.Ue broeao
quits the UH! «to Wss herrosv cheeks and
toy with hoi ttacy iaoui. Woo: aUt tw her
'1 H^USdMJS UKmUKS
arc wasted on -physiciAirt’ fees by the dys
peptic, the theuniutic, the bllii>u* and the
He/vous, when a dollar c-xjfChdC'rpn Hint an-
approachable vegetable Tonic aad A Iterative
Dr/Simw-in.s’a Hepafu; Compimail,
OR LIVER AM* KIDNEY CURE,
won’d iu every case effect a nulioai cure.
No remedy iu the world ever so fully won
the confidence of mankind ns
SIMMOXS’
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
ftR
I. IVCU \ .Til) KlirMiV rfTKK
For tlie core lif. Dyspepsia. InJijjcsiion,
Bousii|Mitiot» and nil ^roubles arising from
the l.iver, Kidneys and Bladder, j
Taken twoor three tim-s a day it prevent*
Fever and Ajpie. Malarial F’ever. Dipthvria,
Scarlet Fever and Cholera.
WOMANS
why will you allow yorirscll to be prostrated,
your-sy-tcui euervated. your health com-
pletely'deetewyed by iha--ga*aU.-*udJc4 of
those insidious and oft times tat:U diaeaa
called “Female Weaknesses ” when you can
l*e entirely enrol by using 8IMW*N8’ HFi-
I’ATIC OO.Ml’OUN J. It will remove i’ira-
plea and Blotche-< t purify your blood and
make your skin clear und healthy.
Foraale everywhere, and in fiavnwe'l by
IH. A. B. Patterson and Charles Peehmann
Blsekvilleby Urs. L. C - Stepbeus.jold J
II. Price.
Wiiliston hy Urs. L. Brooker. and-
Smith and IV. H Kennedy.
mchl-lv
milts nm
FOR S IRE —
AT BLACKVILLE, S C-
One Large New Dwelling, witb large lot,
Ac.
OneFmnller New Dwe ling, wifli lot.
One Urge 2 story Store and lot.
Tgpjjue story stores, quite new.
All in the most desirable parts of town.
Alsu three emit houses and lots in town.
ALSO NEAR TOWN.
Four raiuable farms, large *nd small, all In
fine state of cultivation Choice tor Fruit,
Vegebiblas, Melons, t’otton und Corn. Wilt
scTonc or all togethej.
TERMS EASY.
Also, 1 Large linuseand Lot nt Barnwell
C. If., lutd at my house in Blackville,
Or.S Btsrrte”! Cow, Jersey and Ayshtre, §50
One half Jersey Heifer, §25.
BHD WEIL BilLXOAD.
aft.-r Mo-dey, J«It CVJ ISM. train*
4ulh»»» lUl fqnfcer uiitka-1
llHdly—-Except gumlaj-a |
-Tmrboc
rrmu fusil
WKitmTWAKl*.
STATK'XI*-
3 Moil |
4 Moil
7 Asr'io,
A. M.
l*. M.
V. M.
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11.1 ft
4.iW
*• W'lodwara <*
11.10
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Ar Bln hvin-*
9(H)
11,4ft
1 V-ift
Harnwoll Ikdlroad Train* connect w ith Soul li«'iter
oiilia UailwM) Train* »-lollow-t
No. j; hot coiiu-ciion from s.ulh Carolina P,»il*av
from .\ii*t!»ia and I-val Slallon* U'uet of Hlackvl 1c.
N«. 4 i-onuis-t* with Sonlh Carolina Railway for
Clmrl 'stoB and bwal Station* ia*t of Blackville and
rohunMu ItKifJon.
No.ft liaeMMiNectliMi fromSonlh Carolina Kailwny
from Cliarleston. Cutunl-ia, I'nip-Io aud ail Lo> al
Stathui* lust of Bla< k\illi-. - .7 ' T ( at
NV tis>na<s-U with .South Candhia Railway fot
Augusta and Wal Station* tVi-»t of BlarkvilD.
No. 7 h»* eftnneefI'm fnmi A mth Carottna liallwar
from AmtnM* and ail I .ora I station*.
No. » i-onms t* wltir,South < a rot in* I!a Iway for
Chari."totC lioluniblii alui ail poijtt-l j<*t.
f»u OmirtHay ff canh-iuoulli a Special Train will
leave Hi ickvili'- at I A. M„ and arrive at Uaniwell at
7.1ft A. M.
I). C. AM.lvS, O. FAT. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK, ttetM'Ml Manager. '
A really pure eiimutant v disUllcji fn.-m grown in the fflate water region* of
and croitro rfed % “ “ ' ifiar* “
VenaWo & f%man. N!‘_w Wk. Tho Huckinpluun in not ifiorvd to t
‘ctfines fully fttree yoar§ okl. * heiiThyJgratioh mu] imturnl eyajionitipn it ixenti
il oil VcimbUi-iX* IIcviniHi xtuko thi’ir rc|nitatit»ii on the purity of thm V
thev hdieve will 1j41 W*ug f-U hy^MCn uiv iulvibeU to ii.<«e it ni Uiciuolly.
, / For88Iw bv W. Rv CHRISTIE, Bnrn#eU. C. II.; C. SAHLUAH, Jr. k CO. Bombenr; J.
P. O’NEILL HtackYiUe, 5i00RE & SAXJl Allendale, W. D. TURNER * Co, Elko.
jtt1yK*fim it. \
4*
ilSP’hi
CHAHLESTOU IRON WORKS & SALK ROOMS.”
• One three quarter Jersey Heifer, ?:’•>.
■ One large new iron safe aud other prop.
WJ. ~
K. L.A.RXIOUK.
June 2"«H, 1883.
june‘28-tf
“BLACKVlhL'i KiMiLI'fl AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
First Sexsion (2C weeks) to commence Cd
Ylotvloy in September (ITlh)
s^Apply fop circulars to Mr. Charles Lar-
fiof^or Mr. Jhqh!s Kelly.
Tli^S. C. HOOPER, Principal.
««*- *f ^ “ 'V' '.
A vicious dog whs sent over NiagA-
rti falls last week for gouG ri(i<t(it:ce.
But tho (log OHtne out alive below tho
falls with all the 111 nature soaked out
of him, nnd Is now an admired house
hold pet.
Never plant a tree without connid-
etiug how much space It will require
fifty years hence.—Pvras. Just so. Ami
never get murrb-d without consider
ing how many dollars wor»h of shoes
half a dozen children can wear In a
month.
Naturalists and hunters predict an
oaify fall this year. It is said that
several aperies JR migratory birds,
which usually pass through this sec
tion on their w«y south abojutbe mid
dle of September, have been killed a
month In advance of their usual time.
The large congregation of swallows,
too, is pointed out as another indica
tion of the app'rf acb of the fall aeason.
Sir Henry Thompson, the London
surgeon, recognizes lo flsh a combina
tion of all the elements of food that
the.human body requires ha almost
eTtry phase of life, more esptdally by
those who follow sedentary employ,
merit. To woman be considers fish to
he an invaluable article of diet, but he
scouts as a Complete fallacy the no
tion that fish eating Increases the
brain |*ower.
By the decision of a New' York Jus
(Ice of the psace In a recent singular
suit the valus of humas blood is put
at ten cts per drop. A clerk was dy
ing from asphyxia and the attendant
physician found that the only remedy
would be transfusionr>f blood. JL ne
gro porter offered his services and
about right ounces of the vital ffakT
were transfused into the patient's sys
tern. The latter recovered and offer-
soino enchanted liinn far from lire jg*J.the porter fivo dollars. This was
of Um busy worm? ■ Tbe irtttnpriU >wers refassd and suit entered. The justice
derived In favor of the negro and a!
lowed him damages st two hundred
dollaUv
Registration Notice-
The Registration Rook* will be open at (In
roinity seat on t lie First 'Moadiy in each
montb-UHtil further noticei.»given.
JNO. W. H0L.ME8, Supervisor.
tlec21 tf
FALL SUPPLIES, 1883.
Crockery,
China, Glassware
—-AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
The Largest Stock, $cst Assort-
, mentaui
LOWEST PRICES
Cni* lx) obtained at
E. D. SmyHie’s
712 Bi-oaAfit. !*
AtJCJDiSTA'GA.'
nift>-3t-<QI
* FUKCHA^LNU Aumy.
A eKaneeifaswoCtrsil UtspsapFeofAftm.
well Md Murrsnmling enuniies (o repleni.h
their honl^t with second-hand fnrakure, hi
aoate ioilaocevas good an eew, from Auction.
A Do any thing in the regular courts of
trade from • needleko» eteam engine.
S nd me your orders f- r say thing you
may want snd 1 will guarantee good value
for the mosey sent.
1 am regularly established is Ihepurchas*
ing agency bnsines* aad at sO times pre
pared to esecute orders promptly, having aa
extensive arqunintaace among the hu.incae
men of Charleston I am ia apmiiiion to get as
low figures foe eoylluug I naiy waatas i*
poariblato get.
8ewd tor eirct|liir* gft
G. E. Steadman
(OPPOSITE STI103KL HOTEL)
Blackville, S. C.
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND
Agcut h r tiiH Ct-ieiirniv'd tlets^r Alan
ufacturing ftwnpany, which was <.r
uaniz-d iu IWO, which to->k the pr z
c f $500 in gold and the Sllwr Medal ui
theUiuolfUiHtt Exposition in 1881. wider
emplo’ya all the year round ov»-r .Vlfl
skilled w >rkim‘n and which guunin
tees the cT.qiplJiRrfn-ss fillil' fruprit'd
workmanship of all Hs manufacturra
u«w oflfiMs for saloon the most reusou-
uble tenus:
The Griser Grain Separator nnd
Cleaner.
The Oriser Portable and Stationary
Steam Eneiucs und B dlers of uny de-
sire«l power.
Boise Powers, Gribt Mills aud Saw
Mills.
On hand and for sale at city fulcra.,
Bi Ding, all widths ; Steam Packingand
Eu.’ine Fitlinus nenetaliy, Muc dm
O.ls, BubDet Mctai. &i\ ,
ALSO
The C-l- brat u d Georgia rentcnnlai
Cottou Gins, Feeders and Condenser*
which have no superiors. They area-
good as the l>< st and have given suit.-*
faction in evety instance.
I have aold (iriscr Engines to tli*
following gentleman and am author
izod to refer to theni. They ate per-
lectly satiutled : '
Blackville—J. E. Hair. Di. G. 10 but
ami J. A. McOteary, J. W. and (i. fi
H-triz»p, J. P. Storte, Jamra* Diamond
WlfHam tail, and T. G. Glover, ano
Boilers to J. F. PlilHIps and W. T. Bi>
E k i—J. W. Phillips, Sawmill ami
Engine.
Bamberg—H. Ehihardt, H. M. San-
dlfer.
Barnwell—F. J Stndera.
Grahams—H. Essterliu, J. A. Taut.
Bslrtoc—W. AI. Mlxson.
Wlllistou—E. Guuter,, Sawmill and
Eogln#.
Brunson—Miles Loadholdt.
Moutm ireoot—Mi. Satierthwalte.
Glue, Feeilers and Condensers are on
exhibition at my iff] e In Blackvill e
and at the stored of G. K. Bynu 1
Barnwell J. E Steadman at Graham
and A. B. got ten at Bamberg.
I have sold Gins to the following
parties and refer inqul/ers to them.-
Tbey are among Uie best men in th«
county and wish no better Gins that
the Centennial.
Blackvlile-Mrs. EU»t*£) Ipm, James
Morris. H. N. Hutto, T. G. Glover, W ,
H. NeviU, Dr. G. T. OJfrm and. J. A
MeOreary, J. P. Sterne, G. W. Boy l
stoo, J. B. Z >rn, Nathan Porter, ane
Feeders to Isaac A, Dikes and J. F
Phillips, and Feeder aud Condenser D
Martin Sully, J. J. Whaley, 2 feeders.
Grahams—H. Eisterlln.”
Barnwell—Col. W. H. Duncan, 8. C.
Cave, Feeder. _
WlljlstoD—A. T.-Hutto. —
Folk's Store—‘Isham Rlzcr, &. B.
Jones. f
Mr, Howard, a first ciase and expe-
rteuccd raachitilst, who comes highly
rccotnmemled from the many shop.* in
which he has worked, Is prepared to
repair Engine, Boilers, Gina, &c.. &c\,
throughout Barnwell and adjacent
counties. If sufficiently encouraged
Mr. Howard will locate permanently iu
Blackville.
All work Guaranteed.
All sales Guaranteed,
And I will sell any kinds of Machin
ery wanted by anybody at satisfactory
prices.
Auy further Information that may
bo desired will lo promptly furnished.
G. E. STEADMAN,
Blackville, 8. 0.
junell '
Wedding Gifts
—AT—
ALLANS.
ITine "WhIcKph.
American and Swim, «f the atr. t Hjks.
liicli .To we Fry,
OfWcw irrt nrgant IVsigp* au4 ExijuUM. Work*
WUlUlfL
Mterllng Wrilwerware.
lo Fresh and BeanUaif PnUr-ro*, e-perLHy *F»jdrd
’ Tor Weddinr lYrarlW*.
Wii1veri>l»t*'(l Wiarr.
Tea 8el», W.ilera, lee rSrher.*, Fmier bithe*,Copb
Onhlcts, Spran*. Fntts of he*f qualiiy, etr.
tjlioice I*'ancy <iocxl»».
French and Ameiican dock*. Fine Table Culterj-,
SpfeUeW, cU - .
Wofehe* end .lewelnr C.r-hiflT Keylred.
Tim Sc** Ou«d* *i ib* Love-t FriK-*.
J.fim-IM AV*I*ANI,
307 King St., CkarlMtoa, 8. C.
asadA■ ■ ^ i'ii ' ‘ i
s-j PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and CUT O^T ENGINES, MARINE, STATIONARY and PORTABLE
“ BOILERS, SAW MILLS. GRIST MILL3,-COTTON GINS and PRESSES, OHAFTINO, PULLEYS, 000
a* GEARING. Steam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE F0R020 and BLOWERS. BELTING, PACKING,
^ OILS. FILES, and General Mill Supplies. HUGHES AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF BNOINBS. tor Electric
Lights and oilier purpose i requiring steady, reliable and economical power. This is the simplest
Jh-- Antomatio jui..thg
Repairs by Competent Workmen*
B OEO. W_ WIX. LI A MS Sc SOIST,
L- ,
™ ■ 6ir Pi kVft and inoiitiKO ll»D psper. ClSSirlMtOllt II* C*
Charges moderate."'
——--f
■HB—Hg
rvttrt
N. B. Mercian fa wfelaug my servisn
can rnftk* special urrangruiniii for Um par-
okaM of g«a«ral mercWudW
'“' r 0 *. ANPREWS.
18 Bayes Slrset, Cbsrlsstsa. ‘
jutjjfillin
mm vogei,
XJarirwella S. Cl
mchl-i Cm
Jos. J. Brown,
•iTJaT*’ w a*rvi*M - '
ATTOKNST AT LAW,
Barnwell C* tt* C*
ocUC-ly ; . • 4.'. . , ;
Hr.ADqUAKi'Kns 8ICXJND Ueioaoe S. V
'J Kot.IM. I’ABKwULli 0. H., S. C., All
gust lllh, 1 ri
Spccbli order 1*0. 6
The I'cslqnatlon of Col. B. B Kl*k!nml Is
mmourcfel with rcirrot t hat a military rec
ord of honor an! pitdo to hli waintty
should bo dissiwi'ieu from tno hi r"ggfui/
company organicformltig flfe-T** 1
Regiment of <’«valrv State Yo1*wi(#im
Troo’ts; but with ooniidraico that lh> im*-
cca?ltleH of tho hour will sfrmtninfe tf.al
spblltn its rank and file wlilcli Will!
seiioii* dotiiiuont from .air .‘motion* > f j-
gr*'t. Is the anBoiiiiccmcnt made Drib, nt..
The bicotrtirant OfAonri cornmaiHlj y
will c.lu»o eU c'Ion for Colonel of in*' 3 nl
Ib-giaient Volunlonr Troops to bo-nrid <ni
Haturday, 1st HnpU'mbet next, a ail f«.i-
ward detailed report thereof t> these
Hoaflqri.irlere wtlhont del.y.
Hy »fd«r • rig. (ion, J, Cy D t V.A N T.
BELLINGER. AdJ’t. Uen.
Geo. R. Lombard <& Co
Forest CHy Foundry and Machine Works
Near llic Wafer Tower, TOfl fo 10’>G IVuwi.Ji > tiret, A ugusla Georgia.
S.w MfUr.-GiJrt Mil’s, I'niic MilU, Plant*!ion Mari.inery. Kiigine*snd Beiler*
r’otto i Fcr«‘Wa. . v hid’.iltiP*. Pulicyv, H myers Journal B->xes, Mill Gearing. Gadg«
TuiWne Water \\ In-e a, <» u Gemia^, .ImKoi.'* Oot. , rw<w*, Disaton’* C’ircn-
tar Sawir ami’ (luiiunera and Belt in.’ and BuMdit Metal nnd Brass Ki'tiug
ijUobc wij tllix L Ytilves, W hist Ira, Guugrs, Ac., Iron «ud Bnua. CastUNBi oua
U*n Ki^ Obi Injec'or*.
Iicpaiii.ig promptly U'-ne a« lowest prire*. We cast every day both Iron ood
Brass, h.ving a'**''''' iotremsej ..ur eapmity with latest bnpToved took. W* or*
j, mm. running full tints w ib 190 liaitds, which ensbies u»
t** tij' order* firtaif^ly «t Invest prices. r -ivs m a
trial hif.fic sendiiu: el«’*» fa re. Agents for Gsrwgia
<hk1 8ou'h Csro'laa inf Koi ting's Univeml Injrc*
t >r ihe tv-at •Miller leader out. Woiks with owe
ever. W l wmk warm or cold wider, and will !Hk
ider. NViiVimtried to give *‘jtb>facttnQ. Send lor
(■in u'ava j»ef«»rs you buy Iny othor. Tl»ey ore belter thaiiM pump. Give n* ft
iri I h^l'.vo si-ndii'g eVewlicrc. .
The Wliite Sewing* machine.
Ike Ladle s’ PaTorite.
Ttecause k is Ills Lightest Running, the most
juiot, mukes the prettiest stitch, find has more
convenieucos than any other 31*chiae. It ia
warrtutod five years, and is the easirat lo sell*
—-Mi- - 1* .• V. . ; ' ■ ■ ~7- s - tman*\9Lwm^jwawB*^
and g'vcs the best satisfaction of any Maohinw
or. the-market Intending purchassrs are colic
ited to examine it before buying. Bo-pusihto
dealer* wanted in all unoccupied territory.
A ±±OMdc KKY» Affente.
928 Broad Htroet Augusta* Ga* "
J. D. Si T. F. SMITH, Wholesale and ttet.ii Defers, 59 Broad 8tr)5e|
Allan:.i. Ga. —[jautfS
JAMBS G. BAILIE & SONS,
DEALERS IN— ^
OBGU’b UANDbOMK CAUFEFa AND RUGS,
DAUB OUHTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND CORNICES,
WALL PffUBtM, LOttDEHS AND DADOS,
^ OIL PAINTINGS ANDCHBOMOflL
A P'UL.l* TjITiM rHOir’IC KA Mlt-'V OROCF lUICm,
J A.MKS Ct- BAILIE A SOISTB*
713 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
(Old Stand of J. O. Buille & Bro.) ^ ,
n > r> •
0. DUNCAN
HKADCfOAnmns SaaoxDREonriw c« v
A DUX. Mr ATE VOLUNTfcXR 1 tUmFS H ID-
LETT VI DDE. A C, 13th August. 1883.
0*iw< ftt onw No —
PAiuolugft I. Pursuant to special order
No. 5Troiu biTBft<l« Headq'iftrtprs the f**v-
eral Companlra of tats Regiment wtiI hold
md eleetko. for Coi.siei of Uio Uegtincnt .mi
their lospccUve giouinls Satunlay. the
flrat day of Herdernber next
Pakaoksph II. The eonimanding offi-
csrsitf Cotupai.i‘s aro sliar^^il with foe
warding to these Neiidqfiariera forthwith
returns of Company Voir, certilted by tbs
voaimanding uIBcrrs.
Hy order 14. (k.i J. R. BATES,
Comd'g 7nd Keg’t 8 V. Troop*.
W. K. BUAbUAfcl.Capt. and Adiutunt.
t-, augli Id
* ’ MUgU-fd .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
»r. h. C’.
M L. A C K V I
ProutpUroos a specialty
Uw:’.tt
NEW HIGH ABM
/ERTCAL FEED SEWDiO MACHINE
It la ibe BMst perfect working aed the Light
est Running See lug MaCkine evr predwsed.
8o simple i cklln can use it.
We aieo aell ike New DOMESTIC Mad Dw«
prove-MMHT* Hewlag Msshiaee
A Patti Hawd Auaekaeat fonfobed free with
eneh niMc..»«,«. .
fill gin-d second hand niachises at $?>. 00 Slid frMMlOsscfr- Need Ire OiU. Parts At*,
iscltujcui* for all Mschiurs at wholesale and refeil. Agents for Domestie Paper Pet*era*»
THOMAS & KEY.9^Bs»ds..AH«tt.Cfc
A. A. THOMAS and 8. M. KEY. ♦
M». J. W. BLATION i>. oar Agent at Bern well for the sale of the
NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS MACHINES.
jwlyltJitft
* CARPETS-
Fun.i-hing
iuuth of Ha
•ty and Ingrain Car-
Crumb' Mlis, Win-
"HV.S fi
Ml
Louse Fund-king Goode,
Jbuth of HsKlmorc.
MLaquefc J4rues<‘M..S
pet-. Bugs. Ha»«. .
.1. w ShMies. Wall Pipers, tfenfora, Ish*v
t’u i tains, Coi Dimes aud P'Hes. tji oua mm)
• aut it HftHi g». HpboUUvi^-, Fngrav-
in<rs. Ohrotpoe, Picture Fisidos. WiPefor
iMtltples os J PrKrn.
GEORGE 1- BilLlE, AiuPwix. Ga-
, * '.-a paJk-M.-i-
Central
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