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i* 8 #- i< v — V- ,. vl.:.:: i TUUBSDAl. SEPTEMBER 37, 1883. P I Itruwe l will have Freeh Fish FrM ty and . ..turday. v S , - Notloea of new advertlaemeuta next week. ; ‘ ..■ , .. <»«v. Hairood r lnreed from the Louis ville Expot-Uioii on Wednieday. Another harrel of those aalt mullet at B<wweltV, 3 for 45 oente. -7— Haleeday wilt be a (food time to pay sub script l< >us. L_. Two eertt letter postage goes into effect next Uonday. Aft>T the Unit of Oetobfr ltU not uolaw- ful to shoot partridges. , Fresh Bread. Fresh Cakes and Fresh II -a at Boewelit*. 1 he Democratic primary election will be held n .xt Tuesday. ~ Mr*. N. B. Adams died of bilious fever near ramberg on Monday Ust. Hams cut and sold from 1 lb. up at Bos well's. The largest melon grown in this county this coason weighed JW pounds. It wtS r ilsed by Mr. John H. Mixson. Up to Tuesday night 33^ bales of cotton hail been shipped from this plhoe. —The bounty Treasurer repor'n the col lection «>f tat»9 as unusually backward. \ The services of tesclters can i>o /jecurod on application to tSchool Commissioner. (Jo to BpawoIPs Bestauraiit for some- thiug good to eat. Capt. Dodrnhoff. of-Blackville, >Jho was stricken with paralysis Sf-Veral wejHiS ago, is convalescent and able to sit up. Mr. E. L. Nixon, af Wiliiston, will gather ft e bales of cotton from a six acre patch. It was planted In check 4 by 3 1-2 feet and manured with Furman's formula. Best your mint, your cousins and your uncle nt Boswell's. A t»ack of ten hounds owned by Messrs 3. N. Mims. W. T. Walker, J dm Wisrand ('. H. Nix >n claims the championship of the 0 >untv. Since the 10th July they hays engaged tn 15 hunts and 22 chases and sc'*r<?d *1 catches. Two of the bo t dogs lu’the pack were eatight by alTlgiitors in tlie E Ilsto wh'lu In pursuit o( deer. 2 lb. Can Tomatoes, 10 cents. 3 lb Can TomaUs-s, 15 cents. 2 (b. Bar Soup, to cents, at Boswell's. Boswell keeps Fresh Koh ted Peanu's. Oill>» Orocories and Gintbers. Cakes, Ci der and Confectionery, Fine Fresh ll-h and Fruits, Lemomnl i and Lobsters^Oys- teisninl Nlc«-Nii -NHcs, Oranges and Ome lettes Pies, Pota <k»8' P 'achcs (can). MeulS from ten cents apiece up Wilds, (iill Is in Ids glory wketumlling good gou ts to good people. Try yi.m ' , Apples, Cocoanuts. Peanuts, all kinds of Nuts and Fruit, 11L Bo-well’s. Our old TiTemr and former Btrftiop w.taon aomunorsi that, the time for boldtug the ne*t. r , n . mon _ A ,r :. h * sssnrVs- has been changed from De.cmbei 5. to December 12. The Democratic State Central Com mittee of Virginia held a meeting at Richmond, when a thorough inter- r.oit t UK LixiiMi.Arntt:. The many friends efjA.MRS K. UAVfft, BARNWEtl RAILROAD. dMtefor the LegiNlatore tn fill Uie uncxpueU term of Q. D. Bellinger, Esq. 1 pledge myself tn abide by sn-1 support' the nomination nt the Demoentic party and notlo necept either a imminniii.n or an uttire BUCKING HAM WHI Change of views was had as to the best 1 from any snurce other than the regularly means for carrying the approaching constituted Democratic organitaiion. 'l associate. U In town on a In i- f He is the Junto< M. Ryan. Esq Vl-lt, to filenls an<l relatives pict ure of p.-rfect heaitlnnid ar>ti iglit and brainy as ever. In a pleasant call lie Inis given us a happy account of a summer In thegrcatN rtiiwest. Hegoe*b ck-t-*4l.« Land of FloeorS in a few d ys ..nd our Imst washes and conmi ui atious go wi ll tdm wherever fortune may call hitn. ‘ Mr. Owen Williams, wlio w.ls sh drby laa'C Anders uveolorod. on the I2ili Ins’., «Ue<l on the J'.'th tnst.^The murderer Ins tuU yet I-een arn-ste«h—On Tuesrlav SheTllf Rile and Justice Hay went, to Hampton to lij-.ntify a .susplchutsfersmt -under - rest there but found that it was not Acdei- rein, ft is reported t .at the murderer bus crossed oxer Into Georgia. — Fhebiff's Ocr..nr.B calks —O B. Owens «*. al. vs. J. lloily et it): One Imndud —sjures, more or 1 ss, bounded tiv Cedar lints. Branch, land* of J. C. Holly, M. M. Holly," W.M.v : hvo. E ROwens and estate of Hav. Also, 1< 6 rcres bounded by lands of W. M. CavefjTC. Holly. Helen WH.ke11.ion7 Fiddle P nd road and lands of M. M. Cave. Also. J. C. Holly’s interest in FO acres known as lands of Alfred Holly and Muind- t - "‘Mi* °l A ' MlifurdH^*!- .-v ly, Mrs. IVyt m, James Dicks, T. T. Hay, E y ( and F Hay Gantt. J/' W. P.Cave, Adti inislralor, vs.T. P. Law- ton: Fo ty acres bounded by hands of J C. Willtagham, John ilays, J. G. Batkcr aad J. B. LaWton. ' _ ^ - . E. W. Peacock vs. Beddlek, Pitta: One 77 hundred ami twenty acres bounded by lands of Nat Powell, Caroline Lai d and tin* Aiken road. - < segl5-tw Oraln dealers' m Chicago say tl e recent frosts ...destroyed 300,000,000 bushels of corn, Seven hundred mHltOD Of OtMIsfif were expended In this countryJapt year In the euusltuctloh of rallToads. 'An eight legged calf is the latest I- sensation In Kentucky. Two legged ones aye common alt over the country. John O. Mullet of DcKalb county, Ga., raised a watermelon-this season , which weighs* 1 one hundred and eleven pounds, as reported by u committee to see it weighed. An exchange says that sleepless peo ple—and there are many In America— should court the sun. That would seem to be the correct thing, as It is courting the daughter which robs so many people of their quota of sleep. - K- sixteen year old Brooklyn wife - wants a divorce from her seventeen year ql uo gets a cent's worth of molasses candy she begs him for half. Three thousand ministers and evan- geHsts,led by D. L. Moody, are hold ing a convention at Chicago to gonsfd er tbs best method of carrying on the ' — work of evangelization throughout the country during the coming winter. Several citizens of Jonesboro’, Ga.. have be** arregtW, taken to Atlanta and bound oyer for trial In the United States Court for arresting under State process a negro witness for perjury in the United Hates Court. An Interest ing trial is anticipated. Major T. K Mills, of Chester county, has woo the 9500 offered by Litham, Alexander & Co., of New York, for the nearest estimate of the cotton crop of 1882-83. His estimate was 6,092,862 bales, 626 bales over the actual crop as estimated by the Financial Chronicle. Believers in the dcitcent of all mam mals from a common progenitor may hear with interest that a white mon key recently brought to this country from Siein bears a strong physical te- Hemblabe* to the Albino* of tbs human family. His eyssigbUs dim, and when he looks closely at some qbjeot he cov er* one cys with uue of Us hands. State election,.' Borne of the members expressed tbemselvea ap being san guine of victory in NovetAbW. 7 Once upon a time when a great fl»od awept down the Missouri, a settlerxe- l-atel bis hogs from Up-ir pen and drove them to higher ground. When he returned to rescue his wife and chil dren he found that they had been ewent away by the flood. After razing- 1 uj on the scene a moment he reotarkeo to a neighbor: “Well, an allwlse Prov. Idsuce baa lett me a prime lot o'pork anyji >w.” A flowing item says.that a T«xhs man who was fonwerly n circus clown committed suicide by swallowing a de coction of laudanum,arsenic, morphine and sulphate of zuiq. It is very plain how such a dose might kill a Texas man, but wheu it comes to believe that it would kill an old circus clown, there will be doubters who wHi refuae w* take any stock in the storyf An old circus clown is about turto.igh a specimen of humaoby as you can Uml. The following desperate fr< a'; of a lunatic is reported from Tatbor*', N. C., ns occurrinij last Tu sday : Wt iie the publicschool near Williamston was la session, Abner Eason, a luimtie broke down the door, and armed with a club, entered. He believed that lie had been doomed to eternal torment unless he offered asaenflee of two hut - dred female children and ealei - lated on killing twenty-eight In tie school room. He at once begun th» attempt end girls were f< lied ri_dit «. d It-fr. tiy his club. He was surroutidcu by the boys and their teacher, and was only overpowered after he had ho -n knocked senseless. Some of thegltis were painfully, but, it is believed, not fatally hunT Some months ago Calvin M"8bv, q white farmer of Henrico county, Va., caught Peter Dicksm, a negro, st*-al- IngcorufroTn his Held. The further shot at him but missed him. The negro was afterward caught',’*con victed and sent to ja^i for, three months. After serving out his term he displayed the necessary ability ds a Mahtmlte, and his political diyubilitics were removed—by Gov. Cameron. M os-by, tie* farmer, is ulso-tr Mahoutte, and leocutly a meeting was held for the purpose of electing a dr legale to the county nominating couventio { Dt kiou run against and heat Mo by by u large mej »rity for the posiliou m d-legate to the convention. JAMES E. DAVIS. a Mr. tiMton. 'J lie voters of Bnrnwell ronuty hevlnpeF. ery conffiJenee in Dr, OEO. W. .MOKItAhh, of Bennett Hprinjrs Town-hip, noiidnaie him n.s a caniiidiumr fill the unexpirea i«rm in the t egi-lature. \ He he's ulwny» lice . 4rue Rnd u-ehll to the Deniocr.>tic party »tiil We guar* wee his hearty respt nee to any of id requireinentn . —Ww .—. ■, 7 — Hi* uiernl elmmeter, integrity, busine— capacity Rnd culture woutdjputke him * Use ful mcnijb-tr.ofjke Legislature, replw td * MANY VOTERS. I pledge mj-self to abide by nnd support the iionilftation of the DeniOcritlic parly a*d not to nceept eiilier a noiuiiiHiitn or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. (5BO. W. MOItK ALT.. Itlac-kville Democracy. A meeting of your club will beheld in the Hall over tlie store of Mr. C. E. I.'utijjue, at a. in., on TuesilHy, lire 2d of October, IH^U. fur lho purpose ot electing Manager id Primary Election t* l>c hehi (lint day. i'leasp attend. ' 11. F. I’EI'RLE^i Lhiii'n. - W. It. Kku.t, Secrcuiry. T’o Itciawclt ^priiias Democralic ' 4 iMb. You arc .requested to inert nt yonr Club Itooin on Tuesday, the 2nd of-Ouidtiec, to hold at’rHniry election fora candidate to fill the unrx i ed t,rn in the Legislature. —By order uL— t.A W. MOKRAfrC, ('hirn'ii 15. S. Dear. (Tub. .Ixn, II. Lafkittk, Cor and Itec. See'v. ; > Nu r ±:iabi~ — ( A meeting of the Executive Commit lee of the Sherwood Jockey Club is railed for.-ales- day ia Uetobur in the Court House at Barn- • TveU. A full attendance is requested. - ^ 1*. B. HAftOOD, President. Dn. Joiix #. Mtonbv, Secretary. — A. ARMSTRONG, w i ooisi t >rs. k. <_■. 1*-now-receivMiv a handsoiue stock of i-'all ai tl Winicr M ilinery, to which she invites the attention ot the la dies. 7 sep‘JT-lm. ^ : Em?UVTE\AL NOTirfc— The annual examination of TeachcV!* for the public schools of tips county wdLhe tipi held at Jllackville, Wednesday. October 17. 18H3,- Barnwell C. H.. Thursday. Octo- 1/er W, : 18W.. ‘ V BLTST, " —- W. 1). M. Ml LEAN, J. 8, 4tAVENEtt; —Board.of School Examiner*. sep27-ow. Stables For Sale In the Flourishing Town nf H ai k vilk r ol<Um,b-nd. b» |:|''i' 1S l °'' F"° n ""'t objeouoB, beenufto every time be G r( *crs oolicitcd. Livory and Sale Stables 87 feci long by 28 feet wide, with Barn, Mule Lots, Pump an/I *11 nece-sary conveniences. The lad m eas ures 40x1 <')0 feci. Must be sold: Now is the ‘ime to invest. Address M, llyauis, Augusta, Ga., or ap ply to Tux 1'xoi'Li. ' _ ► scp27 J. H. E. SteHing WHOLESALE PAPER DEALER, Paper Bugs, Flour Sucks, Twine, Etc. Blauk Books, Stationery and Printing. Lartesl and most complete stock, en- 151 East Bay, Charleston. S. C. _scp27-2!) ATTENTION TEACHEKsT “ The following resolution has been adopted by the State Board of Examiners : Rrnoltfd, That the examination of teachers before County Boards of Examiners shall include a scries of questions upon the * Theory and Practice of Teaching; and that Methods of Teaching’ by John 3wett, and “Art of School Management” by J. Bald win. be recommended as books of reference. The examination papers fur January, 1881, will include a series of questions upon the Theory and Practice of Teaching. Teach ers will thereforo be prepared to stand toe examination upon the above subject*. A. BUI ST. S. C. B. ADMliNi.vTKATuK’S NOTICE. . Alt permns Indebtcl to the e/dnie of IV. J>. Birt, deceased, are hereby • required to pay theii* indebtedness to the undersigned forthwith, and alt person* having claims against said estate wiilsend iu their claims tLily vouched to JINS. K. P. R. BIRT. Adniinistratrix. 12th Septcitiber, 188 5. sep20 3w Wanted- Cotton Seed, \ Cotton Seed: I will payfftT 1-2) sixteen nnd one half cents chsIi jter bushel tor 10 000 bushels ot •SOUND DBA COTION SEED, dcliveridTlo me nt this placc before the first of next'No* ventinrf. Wi.t cxcJuuigecotton scod uic.it for cotton soed. J< A. TOBIN, Barnwell, S. C. scp20-:5m A DM I Nl>TK ATO iv ’ti IS Alt. g f-wvirtue of aw order of B. T. Rice, Esq., Proluite Judge of Barnwell UVunty. 1 will sell at public (taction, for cash, to the Ingh- tsl bidder on I hursdny, the 4th day of Octo- lier, IMd, at 10 o'clock A. M.. nt the re-i. deuce of W, l). Bin, deceased, near Long Branch church, all the persouit property of said deceased, consi ting of his celebrated stock of cattle and hogs, horses and mules, corn, fodder, outs. Wneat and p'liniaiion tools7giu and gearing and other articles. Terms untie mote fully known ou day of sale. MBS. E. P. R. UII’.T, Administratrix. ' se '215 2w STATE OF SOUJ]l CAROLINA, BARN WELL CO.UN1 Y. ' ; IN THE C 'ITKT ( F PUPnATK. By B. T. Rice, E-.q., .Tmige oY Probate lit Barnwell County. , .Whereas, E. J. Pcicock applies for- Let ters of Administration on the estate of J. A. Peacock. late of Barn well county, deceased, 'lhe>e are, therefore, tocileand admonish all. and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to he and appear b fore meat a Court ot Probate fur llm mibf eminty ■Lobe Holden nt Barnwell C. II. mi Ft I day, On snd after Midday, July 23>t 148*, traina will mu at foHows (Ul further uutlee: • 1 (liaWy—Exeepl Sinsta) - I vv »*:H r r vv a in». 8 Mall , A reitlly ijiire FtiiiiHliint distilled from the prnin grown in the sin to water n»pi and controlled by Venable Sl I lev uian. New York. Tlie4t«ekingliam i« not offi-red to till it becomes lolly three year* old, vbon by nenitioii nnd natural evaporation it i*Mi from fusil oil. Venable (f* Ileyman Nttike their reputation on the purity of this Whiskey, they believe will fill a desire long felt by those who are advised to uhc it medicinajiY STATIONS. I.V Hla. krlllc " Ashl. igti “ WiHKtsaisPs Ar HunryrcU A. M. »♦" •0JIA 111 I.-I I W I SMaft i*. m. I*|V ’3 «l 1Z.VI UHI 1 Acc'ui. For sale by W. It. CUIUSTIE, Ikrnwqll, C. I1. ; 4J, iSAHLMAN, Jr, P. O’NEILL, lilackvilU, MOO HE & SAXE, Allendale, W. D. TLltNEU & Co, Elko, jiil.v I‘.Mini , T*r——■ V ‘’ M i .....i.i.. ..... i. — ■. n. i. .i. i CHARLESTON IRON W0R&S & SALES ROOMS. , ifCAHTAVA-TlD. —-~s~ STATIONS. Lv Itnriiwrll { *• \V,>.«l»nurs “ A-hMgh Ar li'.iu k* ilia Mull | C Mall •«Ai<t-'m M r*. M. I*, a. s it} n.io »ri n.io 8 U fi.'.’t 8.31 tl.JO 1 fiVS 100 1 .1 lo/) 1 S.IHl Uarnwril Itallnusl Train- c iiiivct wlrli .ViutU Csr- illnu ftaUway Train-as follow-,:' No. S Im- (siunortion from rsmtb fu roll ns Railway ftxm Augii-tii aii't LocalHfa/lon* \v,>-t of RLokvhlt*. Na. 4 rimiieeta wiili Smith Carulina Itallwny f .r •harlnslim amt Lical St.itl.ai, Jurat of BUrkiilli aii'l C<iliiiiil>iaIHvi-luti. No. A ha- I'ounis'tton froci Rant'i Carotlnn Koltwav froni Cliarleaton, i'idiiiiil.ia,- Ilvisloa anU all 1^-al Mlatlon- | j»st M DUlcvUU'. No. Owmimis-/.- with Simtli Carolina Kndr ay for Aiigusiii iiiut laical Stalina- West of litai kiilh-. No. 7 lias .s.iuiiTtlon fn.ai Asuh Carolina Kailwar from AiiKimta ami all I/s)*l Staiions. ^ No.SoumiTts will* Smith Carolina HaMwav eiiurI'->lon. Uulumfiia amt all i-.inl- List. On Court dav ■H'. a. h nioiiih a Sjavial Train w ill " (5 ^ V " C M,, hh<J arrive at Itaniwoll at t>. Cl. At.MO.’, a. P \ T. Ac 111 * •JOHN l». m:|f./i**nr»l JlmiVy. Wedding —AT- ICino Wivici Amorkau and ISnKs, of tfjt- Ut. ILich •'y.-welry, OfNcw amt Ll.-gant il'-iuii- and Lvqiiisltu Work- inau-hip. Ht'-rlina ► lly«*rwnrp, tn FreJi and Buaufiful tWb nw, naiaxlalfy adapted * for Wedding l'r<'-,'nt-, Krrvvri»f«l ..,1 Wnrr,' Tra Sn4», Wallers, Ice I’itih'T., Tin I ter M-Ih-lCui.- Golilets, S|k->iis, f'nrk-of Isi-t qualily, He. (Jhoicc Kuncy XJuimIm Firneh and American Cloeks, Klnc Talilii Cutlerv S|«'etitelea, ,*te. Wan lie- anti Jewelry Carefully Repaired, The Best Giasts at the laiwest I’riees. "S CO 03 PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and CTJT-OIT ENGINES, MARINE, STATIONARY f.od PORTABLE » BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, 000 «' GEARING, Steam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE F0RGE3 and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING, g-* 0ILS, PILES, and General Mill Supplies. HUGHES* AUTOMATIC CUT-0FT ENGINES, tor Electric ^ m oct*> 307 Kihj| St., Charltaton, S, C. J. ASHER —DHALER IN- / U* INK CL-OT'KINC* l AND GENTS FLliATSIiLNGUOODS 5G2 Broad Street, (Burch’* Oid Stand) Au gusta, Ga. / Call mi l examine my *tock beforepureh**- in«. In ctyle*, price* a-ul quality l lead the trade and guarantee *ati.factory bar gain* lo all Ivho finer me witb I heir trade. L the *2K/h day ot Septemlier. 1888, nt 11 o’clock A. M., to show cause, it any. why tlie said udndniatiuiionlshoiild not lie graitKcl. Given under my hand and the seal of the Coni'Jt this llih.lav^dNeptetnher.A. D. TH82,' ajid iu IU* -AC(ith year of Americun hide- pendence. , — L B. T. itlCE, Judge of Probate, sept2(J-id WANTED.” COl TON SLED, co n OX SEED, I will pay (10 l-2c.) sixteen nn.l* •ne-ha]f ccnisci.-li p>-r bushel for l/fiCBO biishcl* of 80UND. DRY COTTON SEEP, delivered to me qt t hi* vliiSfiJ>e{o r^ibe first yf tieXF 'Ik*. Mf- V-OIII hi.V* ^ % i 11 n T r* ii .1 r< nr <» r> I 4 -A > • tll£ DON'T FORGET THU NUMBER.-©# sepl:4-14 - ^ » Robt D. White. ^ Lights and other purposes requiring steady, reliablo and economical power. This is the siinplest J|| Automatic Engine in the market. ,. Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderato. •g OEO. W. WILLIAMS Sc sour, ' ^3 Write tor I Tices and mention this paper. tX3 •prl'd-Om Cbarlcstou, 8. C. “sr "L'lLUl * L vembiT. ’ Will exchange cqtlou seed meal for cotlon sead: W. R. WRIGHT, Allendale, 8. C. sep’JO 15 v M.>Fster’8 l^ale- S(tttr of South Carolina, I Court of Common Bar until County \ Pit at. Jnme* O."Milhous and otliers, v». J. J. Brabham, Adminis- • tr*t ux-8—L. Milhous. J. D. Copeland •—nr 1 3 Partition ForecTo*t.re. tin ilica»« James 0. Milhous and others. By vivtuo, ly JLauoraHle .1. 8. Cot h ran Presidtng Jinr^e on the 2 , .hh day-of June, 1883, 1 'wilUsell at BarnwelK'imi’t House within the legal hours of sale, on sale day in October next, the tract of land described in the pleading hertJtn, to wtr.’ Ascertain tract of lai/d situ ate near Itaiutierg in the county u^ii Stale aforesaid, containing about one hundred and -tifty four acres. Iiouuded on the North by lands of John Inabinett, on th^—Srttilh by hinds of It. 15 Nanis, on the Uact by- lands of Joseph Elkins mid on the West by lauds of L. J. Soaidircr. Terms Cash. Purchaser tn pry for paper*. G. DUNCAN BELlJlNGElt, Master. sopC 4w THOUSANDS ofdollaks arc wasted on Physicians’ fees by the dys peptic, the rheumatic, the bilious and the ne.’vous, when a dollgr expended on,.iliat un. AUG-USTA HOTEL- IAH.OAU HX.^vUOtJHXA, O A. WEAK IiaILBOAD CBOMlNG. Bar and Billiard Rooms in the Rear. Chaice Wines and Liquors alwas on htnd. Table Supplied in Best Style on European Plan, Attentive Servants, Large and well Ventilated Rooms. *®-ELEOTRIO BELLS-«ft ^ LEWIS St DOOLITTLE, raqnunoBs. Ci. W. KYAN^ Uttfk* approaThabtc vegeubleTome and Alterutive Dr. Simmons’s Hepatic rompoum), , OR LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE, wotfd in every case effect a radical cure. '' No remedy In the world ever so fully won the confidence of mankind as SiMMOTSTS’ HEPATIC COMPOUND, OR LIYI2R AMD K.IWXKY < I RK. For the cure of Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation and alt troubles arising from the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. Taken two or three times a day it prevents Fever and Ague, Malarial Fever, Diptheria, Scarlet Fever and Cholera. ryoil WOMAN!-©! why will you allow yourself to be prostrated, I your system enervated, your health com pletely destroyed by th# gaunt strides of those insidious and oft time* fatal disdoscs called “Female Weaknesses,” when you cau he entirely cured by using 8IMMON3’ HE PATIC COMPOUND. It will remove Pim ple* and Blotches, purify your blood and make your akin clear and'healthy. For sale everywhere, and in Barnwell by Dr. A. B. Patterson aad Charles Peehmaun. Black villa by-Dn. L. C‘ Stephens and J. 41. Price, iw, Wiliiston by Drs. L. Brooktr. and W. C. Smith aud W. U Kennedy. ' . BtthHy.. M Alt If LIC A ' / -AND— GRANITE WOKKS, MKETLNG^TilKKT, (Gornor Uorlbock s Alley) jCII AliLKSTO^, k. t; jiinctt-ly FOB SALE —, AT BLACKVILLE, S. C -OneLarge New D\vcllJltg» wilti Targe Tbf, Ac* •_ ——: —•——;— ■ OneRmaller New Dwelling, with lot. One large 2 story Store anil lot. Twoone story Blurts*, quite new. -- All in theinost dcsimblc parts of tow*. Also threCySuiaL Ijjonsc'saml iots in town. AlJjfV NEAR TOWN. Four v.-nunble farms, large and small, all In fine state of cultivation Choice for Fruit, Vegetable*. Melons. 1'onon .amt tbien. Will »e > one or all together. ' TERM. EASY. Also, I.Large llunHesud Lot at Barr.well C. II., anil at tuy house in B'sickville, •! < >i.e BJimdsvLCjuw,. Jaaiacy tMoi Ay*Wm:;-iJotK' '"Tine half Jersey lleiter, $25. One three qtiottcr .lorstty Heifer f:!5. I One large) new ndiHfuJe and other prop - J**!» - , c. k. L-.vit r ri«C ic. Ju::e Z'llh, 188:5. - jiioe.28 tf The Most Attractive Store— IN AUGUSTA- i usE-nam. The Stock is Larger, Better Assorted and the Prices - UQ5VKR THAN UfTUAt. rOuHKNT. The large and hanilsome Store House situ ated on t be corner of Mniu Street and UAtl Road Avenue in the ’.own of Ariemiakeon te Port Hoynl ntnl Airgnsfa-Rnil tlTtiPl—ts ttuw offrrtd for rctrt and will be rciiTed on l easonablrrerms. This is a argenndroomv h'ou-c, finislied u|Tln good-wyle and is'oucot theliexl location* for kusiness iu the place. This store lias been occupied for tlie last three years by Messrs. Farmer A Hiers who w ill vacate on the 1 -t Heptfjiibcr. at whielr tiinc possession may be bsd; - . For/ter ms Ac. apply to ——s > A ’ MR M A- rricmii call on liim. KOCnSTTIi^i The White Sewing Machine* the --ARK YOU— .. Wst or Dry? ran ra owgSlMf W. V. GILL, Allendale, S. C. ' ^ FOTt PALE* ON iFAVORABLE TERMS, My Lor and Law Office iu the Town of Barn well. ^ t — ’ AL80 Several valuable tracts of arable an<l wootl- land in George's Creek Township, ranging in area from tiO to 200 acres each. For further information apply to FRANK A\ER, BarnwellI!., 8. C. awgfl-tf s*TOI» Tp Til K— WAVERLX HOUSE, • CHARLESTON, S» C. Situated on KING REET, the Prineipal Promenade, and nearly opposite the Acade my of Music. The ••WAYERLY” i» a lovorite Family Resort. w»il» goo.t ipp..i..i.«..ii. l-T^tUirf Table, Roomy and Comfortable Apartments. RATES. $2.00 AND $2 50 PERJJAY- G- T. ALFORT). • july2t»-t>m ~TiiCS McG CAHR, K AHHION AHL.E Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon, , 114 MARKET STREET, (One Door East of King Strpel,) charleston; s. Cv^. mar30-l.y --'t , TREASUKEH’S APPOINTMENTS Couxnr TaKA»o«*n s Orrtca, 1 B.taswKLL, 8. 15., Aug. 1st, 1883. The Treasurer will be at (he following place* for the collection of taxes for the fis cal year 1892 on the day* mentioned. George’s Creek, Friday. Sept. 2’*th. Barnwell C. H. from 24»t Sept, tilt 20th of October. " National Bank bill*, Gold and Silver coin receivable for taxes. Jury nnd witnes* certificates are receiva ble tor the 2 8-4 milt OMinty Tax only. Mkiilatta bills and eotu* will net be taken. After the. 20th OcwUi 15 per cent, pen alty will be adjed on all uunaid taxes. N. F. KIRKLAND, - • j - Lowuty Trtaourer. mi§lM4' '■ ' ^ X Run Djvk*. aiMiwiHliHt a vtct ttntl dr v krotultt (ieHlef ttii’l tlmf i my prlcf*a t r T H Inna wny* eh hj.uT rlmti tLoao ui cat Ile>}i uiercbatit*. / ME AX DCSIXLX&z.: * B'- f "r,‘ lh.» t<virn pnfgqliy T wlwh fn fu*ll out toy prttunt. Btfck of Llqiifitt. wlibdt is tltt- bi et HstiMttetl mid punsi **1 Hr-nrimr 1 ^' 8 >f utli. —— In Dry GouiIh, liuota, blioea and Grt'cetle* I have a beaut if ul »t nek ami fur the Bak« j of a little excitement I of- fettbe«r pfleee fltul will nalonb-ll uionop'dy incrthantB. I CHu’t qiintf pricra but lam on tfro Bear sltlu «u TfTipuHO Di Htay there awhile. 8 > It you want to make sLott cropb go a loiiK waya rome at once. The i xetciHt* of my thotv commence at &80 a. m. ami continue wlthout ln- fcrmlsBl tu until 0 p. m. Free uUtuiB elon. HIGHE8T MARKET PRICES PAID FOR Con ON AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. KEN DAVIJlHv THE AST0NDJBEU. kepO THE cause it is the Lightest Running, th* most r quiet, makes the prettiest stitch, and ha* conveniences than! any other Mseki**. It ia pr j- D. i Atlautii. On. . warranted five yean, and is th* aapfr#* to art, and gives the best latisfuetion hr. the market. Intending purchasers are solie i ited to examine it beiore buying, Beapoaaibl* dealers wanted in all unoccupied territory. THOMAS & ICEY, Agents. 928 Broad Street Augusta’ Ga* T. F. SMITH, Wholeiule aad Retail Dealers, 5dBroad £jM$& JAMES G. BAILIE & -DEALERS IN- CHOICE HANDSOME CARPETS AND RUGS. . LA0F. CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND OORKIOEB. WALL PAPERS, LOADERS AND DADOS, ^ OIL PAINTINGS AND CHBOMOS. -A. KIJLL« LIMK OK C JlOIC’K KAM1L.Y OROOKRIKH. - i J-A.MES G BAILIE & SONS. 4 , • 713 JJP.OAD STREET. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A (Old Staod of J. G. BalUe & Br^ . , np» 5 FRESH BREAD, FRESH CAKES, fpiAKEU KVKItV I > AY. The Choicent Uoufeciionciieit' sad F'rtli class Groceries always iu stoic.' RESTAURANT. Veals at all hoi.r, from leu ccnty-npiece upwards. Public patronage solicited and satisfaction promired. J. H BOBGER, FROIRIETOR. sepf, tf CHARLES 3. LESLIE, 1 m Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fbh, Gamp, LobsDrs, Turtles, | Ter- mpias, Oysters, Etc, Stall s Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Char leston, 8. C.. Having made Urge additions to try .business 1 am prepared ttrfuruish FUb, Game, Ac., o» shon notice. - All orders promptly attended to. Torpid CWii er Cuy Acueplaucu. . TVF.W WTGTT A VERTKALFEED SEWING Hit It Is the moat perfect workingaftd the 1 est Running 8ewi*g Machine aver { So simple * child can uaait. We also eel I the New DOMESTIC a* 1 ] revel H H iTE Sewing Maehin J A Paiti Hand Attachment f eacli machine. 50 good second-hand n $10,110 each. Needles Uehmcni* for allj^achiaod tail. Agcnta foir,I>f*MN| TEEOMA8 & KIEY’928BrortSl A. A. THOMAS and 8. M. KEY. • Mr. J. W. JILANT0N i- our Agent at Barnwell for the sale < .NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS MAC julylO-fini , . '* * OarrirU'and Houoe Furoi*Mn«r Ooodn. Tbft.L'rjjevt Stock South of HultlniotV. Mn/i tet HrwaHi*K 3-Pty nnd imrralii ()<«► pot-. Rugs. M'n'a and I’runiM U.ihs, Win dow Ktiadia,-Walt Papon*. 15or»I#n*, Lae* t'urtalna, LV»rul«r* and Folca. Ovioa and t'nnt li Matti-'ixa, FiMrn»v- iuirs.Uhronmn,J’/cMu-eFrjimi'B.. Wil’.eter plfe-n anTPrt*«4<.' k UX liViMfif AtuV*rs. CA. r -*