The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, August 30, 1883, Image 3
PAI mm) t>« *ra promUHc.
v I h r* twelve prisoners la Jsll.
rirtirt turnips and prefaro for able small
Rm in crop.
Tho mel o ao'S m ’B or v; 88 oar loads
h;iv<> been
’»he rsootr
I • lair orepai
Hherwood
Train No.
now start*
It
from Barnwell.
the Fair Grounds Is
the tall mooting of tte
dub.
Barnwell Bsilroad
well at 8.1S p. m.
and feaohos BlaukvIHe at 8 p. m.
On. F. 1L Bam' er r Is seriously IP. Dr.
Middleton Utchel of Charleston was sum*
m nod to attend him on Monday.
Mr. U M. Ayer, Jr, shlrpod the first
hale of new cotton from Midway and Mi.
F. M. Y»ung ths first from Campbollton.
CapL Driah Duoa and son reached Barn
well last week w 'h the toet drove of stock
t «y have t vt>r brought from Kentucky.
This afternoon the Bed Blockings of
Biickrlllesad the Bend rsons of Barn,
we 1 wi 1 play s g ifre on the ground of the
nender^ons.
Mr. Thos. B. Ayer Is spending some time
In Barnwell. He Is greatly pleased with
Florida and will probably settle perma
nently In the land of Bowers.
Got. and Mrs. Kagood are at Glenn
Bprtsgn. The Governor, with the Bouth
Carolina delegation, will lea re for the Lou-
laville Exposition on the 14lh September.
Judge A11 rich returned fr'<m a trip to the
mountains on Tuesday In robust health.—
H* will leavs for Camdnn on Saturday, at
which place he will open court on Mond iy
next
The horn of the hunter Is heard an the
E-llsto. Several floe deer were kttt-d last
week and “the old gang, with strong rein*
foroements, has been In camp ut Wloborn's
Island since Monday.
A delightful pic tdc was given at Wood,
lands on Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. W. Gtf-
oro Simms. Cn|. P. B. Hagood end C.
kins Hay, Esq., fully and gqu>-fulty
presented Barnwrit.
trale Anderson, eldest daughter
of Mr.Jf.T. Anderson, died en Tuesday
morning of oengo-tlon of the brain at the
r vddenoe of her pa rants, aged 13 years.—
She was taken sick on Friday last.
Our clever youi g frl wd J. C. Matthews,
i f Wllltaton, Is now with Saxm A Daniel,
General Grocers, S !4 Broad street Augus
ta, Ga.. where ho will be pleas-d to meet
his m< ny friends from Barnwell aod Aiken
Counties.
Isaiah Tyler, colored, has been committed
to Jail, charged w.th burning the Iwrn of
Mr John C Wil lams. He will be brought
hof .re Judge Aldrich Uvmorrow on a writ
of liab as corpus on m^dlon of bis bright
ami Ind.-f aiigaide attorney, W. It. K dly,
tee., who s vks hts enlargement on bill.
Last Thms lay the Henderson base bail
ub of Barnwell went to OrangebuJg and
uye>l a match game with theChami I uis
ai-UraTplaoe. l he Barnwell bojw won, the
score at mdlng 34 for the Hendersons to 31
for the Ch impious. They all fHl tu love
with Orangeburg and the generous hospi
tality extended to them by their clever
tioata.
It wttl be rnM*mbered that some time
ago a bhick villain by the name %f Travis
Thompson committed a tape upon a
daughter of Rev. Silas Moselev, a colored
prear’icr near WHMston. (Jn hu»t Friday a
couple o' c loud deputies from Alk-o,
heating of the whereabouts of thecrlail-
iiiiI, app' ared l > Orangeburg i-ounty. Th> j
got out a wairiiid ftrom Trlsl JusiiceEv-
/inrt and cunie uf'otfTTuimpao'i at Hart’s
ir|>entin- still in tbs Fork, when he was
,1 work In Uis woods. One of the deputies
tapped him npon the sltouidcr and told
him I s was s pt l-ooer, u(H>n which th*> fel
low broke and t lie deputies pursu< d, liring
upon him. They ehaasd him for a consid-
able distance through worlds and over
as and fields, firing upon the fugi-
r at every "pportunlty. hut all to no «-f-
They failed to stop him anl he 1c
»MnfS. :
fp’s Skptexbu ^Abn.—James E.
vs. A. E. Uoun'ree: Allthede-
luteivst In a tract of 279 acres,
>1 by lands of Mrs Luc> D. Black,
Mary Boyd's estate and Tipis, ,S.
ir; also In a traotof 139aores bound-
>y Muds of Bet junifu Darlington, Ned
lands of Martin Holly, Mrs. Lucy
L and the estate i f Wm. Ashley.
' a tract of 80 acres bounded by lauds
aes Cochran, Mrs. LuCy D. Black and
,B,Duebiir. augi»-3w
3KA1CXI of the rxviolaes of the Sun-
Convention of the Barnwell
stlon to be held at Willis*
Friday list September 1883:
ning session—Introductory
m , organization and mls-
jMmwa.,
(Mon^-Dl-icusslon of ths qur*
•edfent for this cooventioa to
/•siivenUooof sll persons In
Oapt. A.B. Bair
"the best plana of Improving
if
i best plana of Incresalng the
i beat plans of retaining ths
four schools?
i the beat plans of kindling and
greater eoth
ol?-
i alma of ths Barnwell Bun-
»veution?
IsoihtuiUees, opening of ques-
tike. -v
■Ion-Mass meeting la ths
! ths Mary a. Harty mission,
morning—Bsrvlcs of song son*
’ Fr6f. G. 0. Boblnson sad eharlty
purohssed at tbs sailing port In Eu
rope, aod tbs holder will be brought
juslasm loathe direct to tbs ImmedUts station la
Georgia or Carolina. Col. Allen vbeuhl
be encouraged aod tbanksd for bis
good work.
An editor recently ordered a pair of
trousers from ths tailor. On trying
theea on they proved to be several in-
cbes too long. It bvJng lata pa autur*
dpy night the tailor’s shop gee eftueed
and the edhor took Urn truuseet tob»s
I her to eM them eff and
beet then over. The good lady, wboee
dinner had pwliene dlsagi usd wl
hru»que(y reCueed. The seam reeult
followed an applicafion tp the wire’s
the oldest daughter. Bat
before bedtiste the wife, r
_ PIP tbspanti
I Hsw CMj^os, Anguet hfi.-Dlspateb- fro® the
fee to the Thmes*iXMno<Ma from all mm
-Bass msetlng of Sunday
All Sunday sahool workers are Invited to
ittsnd.
I- A. BLAXPsa, Supsriotsndsat.
B. H. WibLis, Mserstary.
brft
(tiona ef tha eotton
srabis fatttnjf off in crop
f compared with Inst year
nessee and pertlons of '
l«y drounhf, karerpillara
wovmn. Tbs drer-woo Me
a •menaaep at %S IS per eam
reports from Trxsa also show a
aClathnenBeok. Tbeootm crop
The
patient M
doctor
The lower honeeol the Georgia Legs
Islamre baa named a Mil appropriat
ing f1,000,000 to build a new capital.
A Democratic nswspaper. lu Ken
tucky aononooss its platform at a “tar
iff for revenue and wblfikey for anaks
Mtee only."
In several female colleges girls ere
taught how to cook. It will earns
quite baddy for them If after marriage
ok.
they get anything to cool
Stonewall Jackson’s war horse Fan
cy, now 80 veers old, has been present
s'! by the General’s widow to General
Smith, of lbs Virginia Military Insti
tute.
A writer In the Popular Science
Monthly claims that mosquitoes cause
malaria. It was not before known that
they caused anything worse than pro-
fa^Tty.
Miscegenation seems to be spread-
ing. A Cbtnaman has married a white
girl In Aewosta,awd two recent cases
of white girls sloping with negroes are
reported from North Carolina.
Queen Victoria’s recovery from tbe
effrete of her felloe theetairspf Wind
sor Oaatle.aMlRly five months ago, Is
now ahaeet complete. Her general
heahh'hen-greatly Improved, and she
is in good spirits again.
Michigan temperance people have
concluded that H will require 8100,000
to carry prohibition hi that Stare,—
They have put up the money. They
hack their o| intone with cash, which
■hows they are la earnest
\ Ex-President Davis has been attend
ing q camp meeting In hie section. He
was tbs guest of Bishop Keener when
on the ground. Tbe newepnpere re
port Mr. Davis and bis daughter join
ing heartily In the songs of Zion.
The oyster dealers are preparing to
open both the season and tbs oyster
with neatness and dispatch. Ths pub
lic is cheerfully Informed that the crop
of 1883 Is large In quantity and super-
fins In quality— In fact, never wue bet
ter.
A tsWeepoonful of saltpetre dloaolv.
ed In a pailful of water and sprinkled
on cabbage wi'l keep off the worms
and not Ir.Jnre ths cabbage. It will
also free cucumber and i quash vines
from lbe striped bug and bore, If occa
sionally poured on tbe earth.
S’nce the close of the civil war the
Southern Methodist Church has ex
pended a'KXit 85,000,000 for education
al purposes, mostly among tbe colored
popuMtlon. Twenty-five colleges,
which now have an aggregate of 3 500.
no nils, have been established, aod over
3,000 cbnrches erected.
The Idea that lightning l» not so de
structive as it used to be In the United
States, because the re work of rail
roads and telegraph wires lessens the
number of accidents. Is met by the rec
ord of this summer. Fatal thunder
bolts have never been more common,
A boy asked a mao, “Please, sir,
what Is the time?" He answered, “The
time to noon Is Just one-fourth of the
time since 5 oVIock. Now, my little
man. If you will tell rae the correct
time I’ll give you a silver dime.” What
should hfe answer have been so as to
claim the dime?
The Commissioner of Agi(culture of
Gecrgla says that forty years ago It
was very seldom that the cotton crop
was injured by drouth. The Commls-
sioner attributes drouths to tbe de-
crease of vegetable matter in the soil.
If he is right there are several ways In
which tbe trouble can be partially tern-
edleii.
The Song of the Bhlrt hna been re
vived In New York, where women are
paid only four cents a piece for ma
chine made shirts, and from twelve to
fifteen c» nta for those that are made
part by machine and part by ba^ d
work. They are forming an oygantz -
Hon with the intention of deraanditg
an Increase of ten per cent, on these
tates. , .
In Minnesota yesterday week a ter
rible cyclone struck a railway train,
running at the rate of 40 miles an hour.
Tbe train was lifted from ths track
aud every car literally crushed. Thirty
or forty passengers were killed out
right, «bile as many more were Serb
ously lr jured. The eydone struck
^everal towns In that vicinity, killing a
large number of people and destroy
ing much property.
Dancing Is very popular In Italy, but
It M conducted differently from what
It Is in this country. Tbe first thing
t he men and women do M to take their
shoes and stockings ofi. If they have
any on. A man does not go up to a
girl and ask if she will dance, but be
fixes hM eyes on her from a distance
and nods. Bbe nods In return, and
then both kick off their shoes and ad
vance toward each other and begin to
dance.
Mr. D. 0. Allen, the popular passen
ger sgedt of tbe South Carolina Ball-
way, M now In New York In tbe Inter
est of foreign Immigration to the
South. He Is arranging tbs Issue of
tickets from any foreign port to Au-
gvata. Charleston or say city or town
In this section. All that will be neces
sary when a Swede servant or a Ger
man immigrant in wanted M to pur
chase a ticket and forward or have it
bn. JOHNSON HAGOOD.
Chsinaaa Board sf Visiters.
Col.-J, F. THOMAS, Ssparintsodeitt.
Tks fiaoood Academic yaar, »mo« ra eatab-
1 in fe aiast by Aet ef tka G astral Aaaawbly,
will bavin October 2n<l Beat. Applications
Cade
Mr Cadatabipa mut be raada, aa or bofore
September 2()th next. Is tba Cbsinaaa Board
of Viaitora at Barnwell C. I!., 8. C.
Pay Cadet* received front may State.
It agist era or ChreuIarefiirBleked by 8npor
in'endent. nutlfi-lm
With 30 years experience in tbe business
J. HA. Carter.
Wheelwright and Blaekowiith, b< tween the
•tore ofC. E'. Gyles sod tbe Depot. Bleak-
villa, 8. Q., Invitee the public patronage of
‘ho people -rf Bara wall and adjacent eeunties.
With good work wen and tba beat material bo
doea all work in first olaaa »fylcat loweat liv
lag pries* and guarantee* antiafaettvn ta eve
ry customer.
Horse Shoeing a specially, aad first class
work an unvarying uniformity,
auglrt •Jm
WKraTWARU.
OTATIOIta
SUall
A.M.
*.4«
oat
lats
10.26I
3 Mail
7 Ace’at.
Lv Btavkvlli*
“ ArfiMgh
“ Woodward'*
Ar Itarawfll
P. M.‘
ItlA
1140
n»
1.00
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A19
A40
AM
7.00
ICAMX'WARD.
STATIONS.
4 Mall
a Mail ’ a Aet-'m
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tub AU
u.io am
tija aaa
l n.u 1 Aftt
Lv Bara well
*• Woodward’*
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Mi
THOUSAND# OF DUlLAHS
are wasted os Physicians' fees by the dys
peptic, tba rheumatic, the bilious and the
nervous, whoa a dollar expended on that un
approachable vegetable Tonic and Alteraiiva
Dr. SiMoms’s Hepatic Coin putt id,
OR LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE,
woo'd in every case effeet a radical cure.
No remedy in the world ever so fully won
the confidence of mankind as
SIMMONS’
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
OR
1.ITK88 AS® KI»*KY tUKR.
For tbe cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation and all troubles arising from
the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
Taken two or three times a flay it pravenls
Fever and Ague, Malarial Fever, biptheria,
Scarlet Fever and Cholera.
17*011 WOMAN l-wi
why will yen allow yourself to be praatvaisd,
your system enervated, your health com
pletely destroyed by tbe gaunt strides of
fhoee insidious aad oft times fatal diseases
called "Female Weaknesses ” when you can
be entirely cured by using 8IMMONS' HE
PATIC COMPOUN J. It will remove Pirn
pies end Blotches, purify your blood sod
make your skin clear and healthy.
For sale everywhere, end in Barnwell by
Dr. A. B. Putlersoa and Charles Pechmane.
Bluckville by Drs. L. C’ Stephens and J.
H. Price.
Williston by Dr*. L. Brookor, aad W. C.
Smith and W. H Kennedy.
mchl-ty
■■rURlTf
-FOR SALE —
V -
AT BLACKVILLE, S G
One Large New Dwelling, with Urge lot,
Ac.
OncBmaller New Dwelling, with lot.
One Urge 2 story Store and lot.
Two one story store", quite new.
All in the most desirable parts of town.
AI so three small houses and lots in town.
ALSO NEAR TOWN.
o
Four valuable farm*. Urge and small, all in
fine state of etrltivstion. Choice tor Fruit,
Vegetable*. Melons, Colton uad Curu. Will
se’l one or all together.
TERMS EASY.
Also, 1 Large House and Lot at Barnwell
C. II.. and at my house in Blackville,
—Oi.e Blooded Cow, Jersey and AyshtVe, 8-50
One half Jersey Heifer. $25.
One tbrec quarter Jersey Heifer, $o<>.
On# Urge uew iron safe and other prop
erty. ^
n. K. L.A.IXTIGHJE.
June 20th, 188.’. ^
jiin*28-tf.
BLACKYILLfc ENGiMI AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
First Session |2C weeks) to commenc* 8d
Monday in September (17th)
Apply for circulars to Mr. Charles Lar
tigue or Mr. James Kelly.
THd8. C. HOOPER, Principal.
«f r
ka wife, reiwattag, took
oattlaf irffafg loobei
from all aeo*
an boor later bar daafhter, taken with
compunction for bar
took tbe trousers
loebea, bammed
Finally tbe sister
ofooMdeoce and ska too
an additional surgical operation oft tbe
Ranfieoc When Mra editor appeared
breakfast on Sunday tba family
it ft wiflOjap** chief tain bad at-
Jv
Registration Notice-
Tbo Registration Book* will be open st th<
county sent on the First Mond y in each
month until further noticei* given.
JNO. W. HOLMES, Supervisor.
des3l.tr
FALL SUPPLIES, 1883.
Cvoobergj
China, Glassware
and
iouse nnupnie goods*
>The Largest Stock, Best Afftort-
ment an\
LOWEST PRICES
Can be obtained at
E. D. Smythe’s
712 Brood St.
gGUSTA.QA.
ItaCHMWQ utmi.
t. n^Mbh
breiiara, in
•«8*JtaViWi»Aaetisn.
in Oft JMakr oowroe of
ft* ataHTaegiad.
*W f-t say thing yon
^ , ,W*raatss ||M vslne
Dtr ths ■wasy stat.
I ear wyslnrly snlablUhod fai Ibeftmkss-
iaffegeeay bnsleaaremiat ell tees prw-
perefte exeane orien promptly, having se
■iteeMvs ■sqqikifeea dftiat the Imlnim
ber uofittai ooaduct, rasa of Charioston laas IwaposkioB togma*
8 ftOd, cutting ef six lejLfi*«ra* for anything t may went as is
end roolaond tbem.— pMHMete gat.
r-in-low felt tba panga **^“1 aad city
K. B. M*rahsnU wishing my servicss
saa Bwks spso'sl amngsaraeU lor the par-
shso, ef general msrohsndiss.
t O. T. ANDREWS,
>- - . 18 Hayz* fitfmt, CVeriwea.
jaly2t-2m _ •
will
fU and after Ka')4ar, July M4 1388, toolas
i a* fallow* till further noUoa
I Dally—Except Sundaya)
with SraUtChr-
Han*well Sailrwft Tsains _
oil no Kadiway Train* a* Mlewt
th. 9 ha* oanomfteftoiu Nawth
from Augusta aad Local SuUana We*t
No. 4 connect* with Mouth (VuvMua Railway far
Charieaton and Lwal Station* Ea*r of BlackvtlA and
(\>lutulda Division.
No. fi baa eon usetkm fhaa South Carolina Kail war
from Ohnrieaton. ('uluinbia, Division aud all Local
Station* Kant of Blackville.
N*. •connect* with South Carolina Railway far
August* aud I*>cal Station* Went of Btarkrilb.
No. 1 ha* uonnucUon frupl ftatlh Carolina Hallway
from AuguaU aud all Loral Station*.
No. t connect* with South t 'sndina Railway for
Cbarbwton, CotumUa and *11 point* K**t.
On Onurt day of eacli mouih a Special Train will
leave Blackville at I A. and arrive at Bai Dwell at
7 4A A II
D. C. ALLEN,<J. PA T. Agent.
JOHN R. PECK, t Jencral Mauager.
G/E. Steadman
(OPPOSITE STROBKL HOTEL)
Blackville, S. C.
• * •* »
COMMISSION MERCH ANT AND
Afttmt f»r Him (JHt-ltrtttod Gelst-r Mttu
ufttCturing Cornpany, which was nr
aantz-ol in 1850, wblcb took tbs priz
of 8600 In gold and tbe Hllvar MedpI at
tbe Cincinnati Exposition In 1881. whMi
employe ell the year round ovrr 500
ekllled workmen and which gnat an-
teea tha campkteneaa and supt-tlor
workmanship of all Ha manufactnm*
now offers for sule on tbe moat reason
able ter ms:
Tbe Geieer Grain Separator aod
Cleaner.
The Geieer Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers of any de-
sired power.
Horae Powera, Grist Mills and Saw
Mills.
On hand end for sale at city ptloes.
Belting, sll wl libs; Steam Pscktnaanti
Entriov Fitlinge geoeially, Maodne
Otis, Bsbbet Metsl, &c.
ALSO
Tbe C* l' brst-d .Georgia Cententdel
Cotton Gins, Feeders and C"ndeu8«'rs.
which bsve no superiors. They are ae
got>d ae the b>-st and have given satis
faction In evwy Instance.
I have sold Ui Iser Engines to the
following geatlcni'-n aud am author
ized to refer to them. ' They are per
fectly satisfied :
Blackville—J. E. Hair. Dr. G. 10 lorn
and J. A. McCreary, J. W. and G. U.
Hartz >g, J. P. Storte, James Diamond
William Fall, and T. G. Glover, mni
Boilers to J. F. Phillips and W. T. Ray
E’k )—J. W. Phillips, Sawmill and
Engine.
Bamberg—H. Ebrbardt, H. M. San-
dlfer.
Barnwell—F. J. Sanders.
Grahams—B. Easterllu, J. A. Tanl.
Btldoc —W. M. Mtxsou.
Williston—E Gunter, Sawmill and
Engine.
Brunson—Milra lioadholdr.
Montmorenct—Mr. battenhWaite.
Gins, Feeders and OoudetiBera urenn
exhibition at my < fl.-e in Black vid'
and at the stores of G. K. Ryan li
Barnwell J. E Bu-admsn at Gishatn*
and A. B. H'a-ten at Bamberg.
1 have sold Gins to the following
parties and refer inquirers to them.—
They are among tbe best men In th*
coun'.y and wish no better Gins than
the Centennial.
Blackville-Mrs. El’zt O lom, Jam»v
Morris, H. X. Hutto, T. G. Glover, W.
H. Nevlts, Dr. G. I. O lom and J. A
McCreary, J. P. Storne, G. W. Bo> 1
eton, J. B. Z >rn, Nathan Port* r, an
Feeders to Isaac A. Dikes and J. f
Phillips, and Feeder
Martin Stlly, J. J. Whaley, 2 feeders.
Grahams—H. Eieterlin.
Barnwell—Col. W. H. Dunoon, 8. C.
Cave, Efift4ef. aa^g—
Williston—A. T. Hutto.
Folk’s Store—Isbam R zet, B.
Jooeo.
Mr. Howard, a first claee and expe
rienced machinist, who comes highly
r'-commended from the many shops In
whieb he hoe worked, is prepared to
repair Englna. Boilers, Gina, Ac.. Ac.,
throughout Barnwell and adjacent
counties. If sufilcieQtly encouraged
Mr. Howard will locate permanently lu
Blackville.
All work Guaranteed.
All sales Guaranteed,
And I will sell any kinds of Machin
ery wanted by anybody at satisfactory
price*.
Any further Information that may
be desired will be promptly furnished.
G. E. STEADMAN,
Blackville, & a
jnneU
CHARLESTON
A really pure Rtlirtulant distilled from the grate gmwu ivti&'fthtte watef
•nd controlled h^fcnaWe & Hey man, New York. The raKkinghtm hi
wti. it becomes fully three years old, when by aeration and natural et
IVianl «51. XT 1^1 J jl. it. .* _ •
P. O’NEILL, UtackTille, MOORE & SAXE. Allendale, W. D. TURNER A.Co,
July 19-6m .
> *.*<
s PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and OUT-OFF ENGINES MARINE, BTATfONAXT aad PORTABLE
“ BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, S&AFTgM, VULLEY% 000
^ GEARING, Steam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES aad BLOWER*, nfcZMa, FAOCKINO,
OILS, FILES, and General Mill Supplies. HUGHES’ AUTOMATIC OUT-OFF
ES.Ibr Efedric 5
Light! and other purpose* requiring zteadv, reliable aad ecowoftdeal power. Tbk hi Gw ca
Automatic Engine m the market. ^ f W
i
Repair* by Competent Workmen.
Obariw moderate
WZXsZsXA.2d[3
-T- Writ* for Prle*« and mention this paper.
eprl9-0m
—fa— MJ i . n. * n
Geo. R. Ltombard de Co.;
Forest City Foundry and Machine Works
Near the Water Tower, 1014 to Jttfi Feowh k r gjk. Angaria Georgia.
8iw Mills, Ghi>t Mil’s, Cane Mil 1 *, plantation Machinery, Kngiaeasod Bnileiv
Cotion Screws, Shaftiatrs, Pulleys, lUn^rn Journal B-zc*, Mill Gearing, Godg-
tena Turitiuc Water Wheels, G n Geaifug, JikIsoi.’s Governor*, DisstVa (‘isca-
larBawi eim! Gaatwuwa aod F.tos, Belting and Bebhltt Metal and BraiwFirtiag
Gldhe and ( heck \ alvcs, N\ hiath-a, Gunge*, Ac., Iron end I’ruia, Citatitiga aod
•jin Hi’»s aod Injector*. _
R pyi l'.g promptly done at lowest prise*. We mat every d-y hnitt Iran and
Rruss, lt«viu<; grnntlv im reused onr capacity wdO Attest improved tool*. W*t art
1 earn running ftill timft Vth ISO hands, whMMmsbiea aa
t * fih orders promptly t lowoht pir m jjg'Ifn m a
tri«l l»*f >r« sending elscw here. As*»«ti mr ••eorgta
ami South Carolina lor Koi ting’s Universal Iqjew*
tor the b<*st itotler le der fmt. Wwtka w|f^ ebe
W l work warm or cold water, and 401 UR
Warranted to glee witfaiiwulwn. J Hsft^ fqr
circtilnrs before you buy any qlher. They are bettor lltann pump, (jive Re ft
iri | before ai-Hditig cVewlivre. angSl
The White
L
[aching
| ft, ,Jk' ' qT ^
The Ladtu' Ft?arit8.
ffi
Wedding Gifts
. —AT—
ALLANS.
Vine WaatehMh
Americaa aa4 Svkw, «T Um latavt (tyha.
fiteh Jewralrr. , '
Of New aad Flap at Darisa* aad RafaMta Work-
Ht^rlinc fatlv«rw*trw.
la Fmh aad BcaaMfol Phttma, **a*Hilly adapted
- for W**Ua K Pmeau.
Hitrerptalwdl War*,
Tka Beta, Watter*, lae ntHbera, ftoMer Dtabta, Capa
ftahteto, Hpneaa, Kark* of Wt qttslilr, etc.
JZ. .AJKoie* tTmnmf Oooda.
Frraeh aad Aaterieaa Claeka, Plaa Table Oatlary,
Welritea aad Jewriry Crirefoliv Bepaind.
Tha RaatOwadaat the Lawwri rrieaa.
aetfi
JIAMBS AleAANr,
307 Kiag 8t., Chariaataa, 8. C.
Jos. J. Brown,
ATTOftSSY AT LAV,
!BamwelI JEI- B- C-
E. W. Vogel,
Barnwell. 8. C.
mclilfi Ciu
SEADQUAKTBtm RnOOVS RftlOADlN.Y.
1 Barnwell a H., 8. 0., A -
guet 11th, 1*83
Mpet-ial Order No. 8. .
Tl*e rreiiraatloii of Col. B.R. Khklaml b
announced with rawrettheta mtllury rec
ord of honor and pride to Iris com trt
should be diee*vcred from tne rirogKlbu 1
company onraniztttens foruilng th« 1
Begimont of Oavalrv htato Yolftui—i
TriKKte; but with cmifl’lottoe that tbo no-
ceeeltiee of tha hour will etimulatc ttmt
epliltln it* rank an<i file which will fo< M
eet iou* detriment from our eoMitione i f > o-
grat, ie tba aaaouDemiMat made U> i h^ m.
Tbe l*eutenant Oohniel romtaantiiog
will eanae nice ion for Coloaei of the god
Rrtrimeot Volunteer Troop* to be bold on
Hotardey, tot September next, and for
ward detailed report thereof to theee
Ueadquortera without delay.
O. o^STa^iSSA^iSI;
Because ilia tha Ugklest Runeing, the
™■ ' M. ’
quiet, mukes the prettiest stitch, aod boe
coavcntruods thou any oilier Mschtpe. It^fi
-ftoitLMod five years, and it the eaalrai te tojl)
and g'ves the best EattoLctiqg of any MaeMftt
or. the merket.
A ited to examtofi'ii]
^^ tlealers wahted in all nnoompied
AH
> ' ■ 928 Brc
IV' 1^- it T. F. SMITH, Wholesale aud Bctail Deal era, ,V.t Bi Mo i Street
A t lam a. ila.. — j [jolt 35
JAMES G.
DEALKgS IN
CHOU F, HANDSOME CARPETS AND HUGS.
laoe or
WALL PAPER!, 1X)KDER»
lack gurtainh, window shades and cornkesl
ERS AND DADOS,
OIL PAINTINGS AND CHROMOB*
A. V L?L.I. I.1N K Oft’ C IIOIC.’IC VJtMlI.Y OROOK®IMS.
JAMES U BAILIE & SON'S,
713 BROAD BTItEGT. AUGUSTA, OGOBOU.
(OM Sl.uJ .1 J. a. Bailie * Bru.)
2
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ftXADqtJAKTxaa ftnxnrD Baanrarr Cav-
albx. hTATaVqLrwn— Tftoora Mil-
> Amruet. tms.
a lux. Ntatb vounmaa
FabamaM L PureuAst to opeeial order
Heedq
R6.fi
.nartemthe eev-
of tale Keglnwwfi will hold
“taeledmeaton
ftetarday, tbe
eommaadinw
qre charged with for*
leadqaortere forthwith
returug of Company rote, eertltted by tba
eoamaoainN officers.
By order Lt Ool. J. R. BATRfi,
aeirtfi td
aaglfi-ld
W KELLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, “
. »Ca Jft O JK V 1 la la #, IS. O.
de«2I.tt
SEW HIGH A
VERTK'ALFKW) SETTOG
Uto the meet pmftet werkiagaad
cat Raantag 8cwiag Maabiat ever
8» Bungle a ehH* eas aae it.
TTc aba aril the Raw
proved ft niTB ftewfag
A Phltl “ ‘
$10.00 aaeb. Ncedtai. —
taehamettfivaN Maeblemefi
tail. Agaaa* far
THOMAS
A. A. TflOMANead 8. M. KEY
ML J. W. B LAI TON h oar A
NEW HIGH
Jnlylfi-^IV
■U
CABLETS*
Carpets aad Honse
KEY»#28 Breed St. Aftgnirtft, fifth
well for the dale eflbft . v ' ^ ”*
DAVIS MACIUNKS.
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