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Lake TTkie, Fla., OX 4,1888.
w l£dilor People:
THUBSpAY, OCTOBER 11, 1883.
icy cmijjntion, inunigration or
vill Aotre ti^e Libor problem.
The planter who would prosper mart
make binwclf iudependent of reckleM
tod ration receiving employees. Direr*
sifted agriculture, the use of improved
itnpiemenU and aWwme economy whu-h
beg* no help from factors will make the
farmer master of tk« {hUation and learn
the laborer that he moot get down to his
proper place or get out of the country.
Spread eagle speecha* may sound pretti
ly but they don’t salt these practical
times. Y
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The News and Courier Worms a* that
there lias been no full meeting of the
Democratic National Kxecutivc Cora*
mittec since the summer of 1880. The
Presidential compoign of that year was
supervised by a sub committee aided by
the advice of unnamed volunteer aides
deseamp. This simple recital is shffi*
cicnt proof of the utter incompetfocy of
the National Executive Committee. In
delegating to others the performance of
duties wjtli which it was charged and
it committed a signal breach of
truV which has utterly destroyed public
oonfidenco in its capacity. Its motives
were pure and patriotic but its capacities
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of the situation. No man has served
South Carolina more faithfully than Cap-
tain F. W. Dawson, its gilUd adopted
son, the member of the committee from
this State, but ha has been powerless to
' inatill’life into the committee. A con*
Teniioo of the chairmen of the State Ex
ecutive CommiUees would have, wc ad
mit, no power to formulate a platform,
but tn so supreme a crisis as that before
US we must camp ontside of precedent
,■•<1 get to victory by any route we can,
and if the Democratic party would win
in the next national campaign it must
hare new Hie and leaders. The national
committee is a failnie and must be reor
ganised and regenerated or abolished —
The chairmen of the State Executive
Committees are the proper pioneers fo%|
this patriotic work. They must meet of
their own motion, if not invited, and in
augurate the campaign that will fruit in
triumph. What docs God. Jas. F. Islar
Upon the receipt of two letters by
J ’eaterday’s mall and then remember*
ng my promise to let you bear from
me I propose to do s« briefly through
your columns, hoping Ibis Will be a
sufficient answer to those letters ask
ing furlnfoTm.iUou about Elm Ida. 1
know very Utile about Florida^outsldv
of Mriilou conntf and the Luke oo
which I live, therefore will oooflne my
self to this Lakn and county. Like
Weir Is. in the southern poitton of Ma
rlon connty. The land around this
Lake, and In fact most of this county,
is elevated and rolling. The pine Unde
*411, average In fertility with those ot
rnwell county, and are as pleasant
and healthful to live on ns any lauds
In the wiitld. Lake Weir Is rspecUHy
noted for health nod fast becoming a
summer resort for the planters of Flor
ida who live during the winter mouths
on the rich hammock plantations.—
Lake Weft Is not a summer resort for
Uoiith'To people and a winter resort
for Yauk'eee, but Its lands are valuable
for the growing of almost all kinds of
fruit and vegetables. The first orange
growers who settled on this beautiful
Lake were Capt. John L Carrfey nod
Alfred Ayer. Through the h fl lence
and writings of thesegentlemt n Immi
grants have rapidly settled up the
county and lauds have steadily ad
vanced In pries from 81 25 per aero to
from $25 (-0 u? $2,060 per acre. Nine
years ago theto were nothing but
woods around fftL beautiful L-k'*, now
the lands are nil cleared up and about
two thousand jw-cple living on or near
the waters. Beautiful groves of or
ange and lemon tiees now grow where
but a few yen* ago the d-’er and wild
turkeys and game of almost every kind
played unmolested by m m. The near
test rallroad-Mt This place nine y--ars
f oorju about seventy flvo miles, Njw
e Tropical Flnriila Itillroad rune
within about two miles of the Luke out
Its West tide. 'The Florida Southern
Is completed te the East side of the
Lake. The Qprdon Ruilmad will soon
be completed from Jacksonvllie to
*111 pass very
loiku. The Ockluwab'i River Is in
about three miles of the Lake and has
a line of steamers running almost dal
ly. Like Weir i ffers to the prospect
ive settler flrst, bealthfulnessand free
dom ftom-malaria, natural beauty and
scenery, excellent social, echonl and
church facilities, a delightfijr climate,
floe sport and abundant traveling and
transportation-facilities. What more
could bo desired? la conclusion, as
time is limited, 1 must say this, as it
will be in direct answer to qmailons
asked me In those letters received.—
Plenty of young men, i might name at
least eight or ten on tlifb Lake,
wore overmatched by the re*ponsrbi'itH}»4 Tnmpa and will pass very rear this
office holders ami
ciime
herewith little or no money and went
to hatd manual labor'six or S'-ven
years ago, to-day they are worth from
85 000 to 810.000. The gentleman re
ferred to above, Capt. John L. Carney,
came hero with Httleor co money, per
haps a few hundred dollars, I think
only nine years ago, to*duy be la well
worth ona bundled thousand dollars.
Yet I think the day is post for coming
here without capital, for lands are very
hi. h and labor dear. If you can man*
ago to get n foothold through the In
fluence of friends, or have the cash to
pwy your way. I think you can do well
la Florida. Your truly, T. R.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
AH pervons indebted to the eeUte of J. A.
Peacock, dec wined, are Jierehy required to
psy their bidebtedneM to the undersigned
forthwith, and.all parson* hsvwf c1*kns
again#;said esNile wPlanni in lt»lr clsiila
duly Vouched bA
. K. J. PEACOCK, Administrator.
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tiiSTAV Jacoby.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Denier in Watehee, Clocks, and n Fine Line
of Jewelry Alt kinds* sf Repairing neally
done. OM Gold sad Stiver bouglit
208 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
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HENRY STEITZ
Impoiter and Wholesale Dealer in
FOREIGN *p DOMESTIC FRUIT,
Apples, Oranges, llananas, Cocoan^ts, Lem
on*, I’inespples, Polatoea, Onions, Peaauts,
Cabbage*, &o.. 8. E. Corner Meeling A Mar-
kctStreels, Cltarleslon, 8. C. [oclll
Wanted.
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
I will pay (1C 1-lie.) sixteen and nne-
half cents cash per bushel for 10,000
BushelsJSound.Dry Cotton Seed, deliv
ered to me at this place before the first
of next November. Will cxdiange Cot*
toil Seed Meal for Cotton Seed.
- C. K. GYLES, Illackville, S.C. ‘
octl 1 -3m
!Mn stef’s ©ale-
Slut* of South Curohnu, I Court of Qomm"n
BurmcrU Ouiutp | P/ta».
Caleb Killingsworih, Trustee, .
vs.
A W. Atkinson, Trustee, et, ai.
Dy virtue ot a decretal order to me direct
ed iu U>c above cause, 1 willeeM at Barnwell
G II., 8. G. f within the legal hour* of sale,
on the Nh day of November. lUbiL being
sale*d*y, the fallowing described tract of
land, containing forty acres, bounded on ike
North by lands of Henry Baughman, on the
East by I he Lower Three Buns, end on . all
other sides by laeds af Mrs. garah L. Patter
son, formerly lands of N. D. Anderson.
Term of sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay fur
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• O*. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
. ... Master B. C.
(kill
TVtaster’a ©ale.
State of South Carolina
liunnrell County.
Cburt of Common
1‘leat.
Butler,
Caroline B. Salinas and Richard M
Executors,
ve.
C. H. Milhous. ■ -
By virtue of a decretal order to me direct-
ed in the above cau.-e. I will sell, at Burn
well C. H., S.C , on the &th day of Noven»
her. 1888, heir g salcsday, the following de
scribed premises. , <
All thai certain plantation or tr- 0 | 0 f
situate, lying and being in B<nwell county,
containing sixteen htui^tf acres, more or
less,beingtheplant»,',i on u p on w hi c h ibede
fondant Chag.J’: i— t-
great Tumble m Clothing.
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JiVlfiR OFFEREE) IN
Augusta,
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rUSITIVET.Y AND ABSOLUTELY THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
reduction sale ever ituempted by me or any Houae iu my line here or elee where.
A Gigantic ^
mice sLAmm sale
of Clothing, Bata and Faruishiogs for Men aud Boys. I promise right here at
the atatt to name the
, Lowest Prices
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ever quoted by me or any other oonoern In tbla City or any other place In the
two Htatea. 1 now announce my eeml annual clearance sale of Clothing, Hat*
and Gents’ FtirniehlpglWds AT COST, Icnj than half of former pricta. Fall
and Winter Clothing for Men, Boya, and Children, cur. down to leae than
75 Cents on the Dollar Y^
of Coat. I will not bold back nny goods in stock. Must move, and
way la to sell them LOWElt than any other House.
only
BEHOLD THE DROP:
2.000 Extra Flue Cassimere Suite Worth 82*TOO For 816 00.
1200 “ “ - “ 20 00 •• 14 00.
POO “ “ •• “ •• 1400 "“ 10 00.
700 All Wool Casalmere 8nlta Wm<h 12 00 “ 8vX).
1.000 “ “ “ “ “ 11.00 “ 7 00.
800 “ “ “ “ “ 500 “ 5 50.
Bnjre’and Chlldren’a Suits nt the same Reduction. Fanta from 75 cents to
f G (X). Everything else iu proport'on.
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Boys’ and Childrens’ Department
do not let anybody persuade you to buy when you come to the city
until yrftT see this Large Stock of Boya’ and Cbiidrecs’ Clothing at 614, 6!G and
746 Broad Street.
AT MY mi im 616 B1A6 ST.
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* t The colored
boaters of the Radical party are hard to
satisfy. They do not realize the fact that
the American people have decided that
the colored nun must make his own for
tunes and work out his own future,—
Regarding themselves as the 11 wards of
the nation” they continually call for psp
and swaddling Ylntbes and ory out be
came the “bottom rail” is not put and
preserved on top. The recent national
colored convention at Louisville was
mastered and manipulated in the inter-
ort of these erytturee who care nothing
for the welfare of their raoeao that they
ean lire to the shade and feed upon tho
fat of the land while the better class of
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their people earn their daily bread by .
JjfcfiftMt of their broKi. But it is un>
foptagate for the colored rsoe that their
self-elected representatives should in,
dulgo iu the unmitigated foolLbness of
resolving that they ore denied their con-
eUtuticaal rights in the courts* at the
ballot boo, in hotels, flbtntifaciories and
on railways.’ White people are getting
tired of such stnft and will not put up
ranch longer. The negro must
look out for himself and piddle his owu
i Citadel Academy
i Hf-roi
Tbtl
150 cadet a.
opened with
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Tho cotton crop of Mr.iJ. M. Craw-
Id 18U0 pounde
'canoe, for the Anglo Saxon will no lon-
gcr play the part of dry nurse to the
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African. Whenever a colored nrfan now
adays gets enough education to write his
own name and odd up the amount of his
advances from the factor, he becomes
ambitious and is never content tmlese 4#
L a postmaster, or preacher or politician.-
UnleH the situation is accepted the col-
. N ored man will repent at leisure for his
hasty and unwarranted conduct.' The
, Southern wrtte man has done and is
doing all ia his power to make tho
brother in black worthy of citizenship
but such ingratitude will be rewarded in
kind. The appropriation to the educa,
tion of whites of all school taxes collect
ed from white tax payers and of all
echooi taxes collected from colored peo
ple to the ©iJucatioB of their children will
(m a popular move m the early future
unless the in asses repudiate the wail,
log* of their leaders. Tlio»e hist will
never learn wbat is good for them c*-
eept in the wdicol of experience. And
pat Sumter for abduction,convicted apd
sentenced to pay a tine of $1 000 or to
two years Imprisonment in the peni
tentiary.
Horace Hall, colored, who was sent
enced to be banged ot Orangeburg In
June lust for the murder of DaniH
Glover, also colored, and whose case
whs appealed to the Supreme Court,
died In the Orangeburg jail Sunday.—
The miserable wretch. Imagined t hat
the ghost of his victim continually
haunted him. He refused to ent or
drink, reedleal aid- proved unavailing,
and he gradually wasted away, and
Anally dl«-d from exhaustion.
Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in
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‘Aufaeta best Tuesday
Auguste, Ga., has 23 stores
' IbvTUn toy Chiusmeu.
^easor‘6. R Gather, the noted
nf ’Aiabatna, eays the
wlllbe very cold and
early. He says ft will be phenomenal
for us pardfcystnal spells of heitt,«sao-
suhl over the ><<0011
Cathey Ash e®i
xaputedon. fp>; fhp, uftt^tl cor
of .weather pfogk^atica
ford of Columbia will yiel
of lint per acre.
Several tine horses and mules have
died recently In the vicinity of Camden
from cotl<' that was supposed to have
been brought on by eating corn that
was not thoroughly dry.
The whole Dumber of students that
have matriculated at the South Caroli
na College up to this time is 146. They
come IronMhlrty oontnlealn the State,
with one fraa New Yuritand one from
Mtsslppi. £
We hear th*t even ori The spledM
Baluda bottoms of ex Gov. Hogood’s
grass farm, the cofn Is a perfect and
abaolutejailure. Where he gen era I If I
gathers from 80 to 40 bushels to tfivj
acre, he will this season not even send
a wagon, Tht dwarfedstnlks even are
not worth gatherings—E lfelleld Ad-
fcmUni Chaj^^ Milhous'mides. Imuuded
" n 'I'V-'hbjr Unds of It. 1). Holman, J.
asd Mr*. M. A. Wa'ker. on the
^nst by laud* #f 1. W. Turner, J. AV. Tur-
ner and Dr. II. II. Fstisl. and on the South
by lands of the estate of C. B. Ksy and Is; a;
Hutto, andioo the West by hinds of Robert
Delkand R. Kearse.
Terms of sals, Cash. Purchaser to pay for
pipers'
G. DUNCAN BELLINGEP.,
Master B. C.
•> oct 11
Morupigee’s Sale.
I continue to display the Lsreest, and Handsomest Stock of Shoes In the City.
Novelties of rare design. You enn Qnd any kind of a shoe you 7 ,nn *- J J'P r '. n<ir
‘RjlTo?cT«VVwn. ^•mnletestock of Mens’ Boots and Shoes. The flortt line
of Lace and Button, medium and' low'ffTurteS. at vet^ low figures.
Remember the place, 614, 616 and 746, Broad St. Augusta. Ge.-«k
PRtCEg.TELL XM)
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287 and S380 KtJSTOat- Charleatom S. O-, i
WIIOLttALK AND BKTA1L CRT GOODS, NOTIONS and MILLINKRY,
Now offeru a Large and Complete- Stock at Bottom Prl«* k .
11 «i 00. ri,id, .odtshMk. •« *
n « HhintniTH 8 12 ceots op. Including the famous GranltevlUeShirtings afnl
Brown Shirtings 3 1 J Bllink e f , at $100 per pair. Comforters
Shcetlrigs at 4 1 4,6 _Y ^ -
at 70 ots. and upwards, Kentucky Jeans from 0 to 40 cents. Cloaks from fl OO
upwards. We have the Largest and Finest Millinery Stock in the S<>utb. La
dles and Childrens’ Hats from 25 cents up of the Latest Styles. In fact nil
goods are sold tn proportion, asws Intend to make quick satci and small
profits for cash. • ,, oct4
pL^aTsURE XnD PROFIT-TO ALL,'
W tch an<l^ls»elry Repairing and ftill line of Good*. Specialty, nianufacturing GOLD
M hDALS tl ■tb
, JOHN H. ITEAR,ir*»,
Dealer in diamonds, Watches, Clock* and Jewelry,
Hotel, Augiata, Ga. "•*
729
Broad Street, Opposite Central
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NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET
We aw gsisp move on tho first of October, and will offer GREAT BAR
GAINS in anything hi oar st»re. We hove no IMMENSE STOCK, and *»
completcas any ever offered in this eity* but to avoid the trouble and expense of
moving uc will give all who buy from us reason toorjoiec that wc have detenu*
ined to move. Get your prices and come and sec us.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST, OR CALL AND SEE U&
J. L. Bowles & Co.
» 8B9 Broad Street, A-ugusta, da. -
sep13 27 j > / ' “'' 9
STOl* STRANGER!
And tell allfour friends and the reptof mankind that J. W.
LEVY & CO.,uie Broad Street Grocerw, oppos’te the Anprusta
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Hotel, Iiave in ^oro and for sale a full
Groceries of th
nimb'e penny
I stock of Staple and Fan<#^
best brands and at prices to suit the times. TIP-
belter than the slow shilling. Live and let live
is their motto. A choice stock of the lest Litpiois always in store.
Prompt attentn given to all orders.
Mr. J. H. I Y, is with the house and will be pleased to sec and
serve his man friends in jCarolina.
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iS8a' FOB 11 Fill ME. 1.883
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0^4r616 and 74G BROAD STREET
DON’T READ THIS!
Oo the 28th vf July John Lynch, n
married whim man, run aw«v from
Sumter with Lula Butch, a white wirt,
aged 15 years. Bo’lt were ('jieratlves
iu the Bellemonte Cktton Factory.—
They were arrested Ip North Garollna
and orouglit inek 8 'me eight days af
terward. Ln»t week Lynch woe tried
The Stale of South Carolina, Barnwell County
By virtue of a power «ontXine<l in a cer.
t lin deed of bargain ami sale commonly call
ed amortirtgo, executed on the ’21th day ef
October. 1SS2, by Mrs. M. S. Myers, and re-
corded in theofiiceof the Register of Mesne
Conve/ascM "for Barnwell Uiuiuty, Slate
af'<re*aid, in TWk 4 it. pages «8‘), 63C and
j Oil, on the 25th day of October, 1882,1 will
' sell st Barnwell C, II. on Monday, the fifth
day of November next, wit Inn the legal hears 1
ofsale all that parcel er lot ofland in the tewa *
of Barnwell, county sad State oforesaid, coa-
lalniog three (X) acres, mere er less and
biuaded North by the Jail Let, the Miller
Lot ami Baptist Parsonage Lot, South by Lot f
of Aldrich and Woodward, formerly lands of
F. II. Brown, East by lands of Mrs. J. A.
Tobin and Wedl by Cite I e lands of J. 8.
Brown.
Terms cash.. Purchaser to psy fir papers.
W. A. llULMAN, Mortgagee.
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Jiffdtuoo Davis baa made 8100,000
out of his -Rise and Fall ot ibeBjuth-
era Cut^wfontcy.” _
ArrastrungV'Mlristrela col lapsed at
I idlHitapolis, In I., last Tuesday lilgh!
week 011 aix’uunt of coutlnued bud
business.
Riigcr A. Pryor afiff
Fullerton have been engaged as epun
sel to tlefend Patrick O'Donoell on bis
trial for ths shooting of Jau et Carey,
which will j»e£lu iu Loudon on the 15th
Instant. \
- A snake said to be 6 000 yeers old la
on exhtbltlou in PbliadelpblH. It Is
iietrlfled, and coosequently does m t
bite. From the age eluted, the ijff-i -
ence would be fuir that it is the 01 gl
nal serpet t known to Mother Eve.
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“I’ll
—A ' trs A*
OTSTERS AS a Ct’KK fOR Corous.—
cure any cough you ever heard of aod
with one of the simplest remedies you
ever saw,’’ said a lady vocalist of con
siderable reputation on both sides of
the^tlKUUg. "It’s oysters. I’ve sunti
foimeen years here and In ths old
country, and you tnsy imagine tbn*
the climate bss often got the better of
my lungs, but I nly upon oysters and
they can be depended 00. My bns-
baud told me of this kind of medicine
and I don’t know how many yrars^h*
bss used them. They act just as ben-
| rftrjnlly on my children -and the next
(Itpe you have a cough goto the oys
ter bar Instead of the ding store.”—
JSsstob 6toL4‘ ’ 4
Mortgagee’s Sale-
The State ot Squth Carolina, Barn well Coanty
By virtue of s power ooatAiurd ia a cer
tain deed of bargain aadsale commonly call
ed a mortgage, executed on the twenty first
day of Jdy, 18»2. by Mrs. N. L. Allen to
Mrs. 8. M. Patterson and recorded on the
twenty- fifth day of Jnly. 1882, ia Book 4 R,
page* 575, 570 and 577 in the office of ths
Registrar of Mesne Con.veyaaces for Barn
well County, Stale aforesaid, and thereafter
duly a-signed to me by the said Mrs.’S. M.
Patterson, I will sell mt Barnwell Coart
H m»a an Moada;, the fifth day of November
next, within the legal hours of sale, “AU that
certain Io: t piece or parcel of land, situate in
the county and State af >re$aid and about
three 18) quarters ef a mile fVoin Barnwell
Coart House, formerly the property of J. D.
Allen, deceased, containing two and otic
fourth set (8, moroor leas, and described and
bounded as follows: “To be (he dwelling
house standing thereon, together with all the
adjoining land tncludod wiikin the following
lines and boundaries: The Northern bound
ary to measure 283 feet and 0 inches. Said
Northern boundary is to extend equal dis
tances from the Northern corners of sAid
dwelling. Southern line to measure 288 fiet
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at Blackville
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FOR THOUNDS
the i argent atuof
OF CLOSE BUYERS I AM NOW RECEIVING
Geieral Merchandise
Ever broughtfhe State, and I pledge my reputation to the truth-pf thfa tv>-
senior). .
lltey were pht for cash, far bvlow market quotations, and will be sold for
cash at price#! defy competition.-No merchant lit tho State can bell aa
much for tbcJar as I csn.
A cordial liulon is extended to the people of all tho surrounding counties
to visit me afxamine nty *
makers* Tlwete bought during the Punic and will be add at Panic F
I A 8up*“rb|k of Hate, Bounete, Flowers, all the
* from fast q'* prints at 5 cents per yard to the floest BHke at $3
BUT COME AND BE CONVINCED THAT BETTER BARGAINS CAN
be bad at
molauvs
than
"fcpiv
t any other store in this Congressional District.
Asytbiog and everything in «/
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
to bo sold at prises to suit the times. \ -■ , \. V
MRS. MOL AIR has just received hcT Fall stock of
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ivi 1 1 «i s i 1 \i nim. t/
y
from the Southern corners of said dwelling.
The Eastern and Western line* each to meas
ure 350 feet, to mil parallel with each other
and te Intersect the Southern and Northern
boundariee at right aaglea, the points of in
tersection to be at the extreme ends of the
Northern and Southern boundaries.
Terms cash. Purc'iaser to pay for papers.
\T. A. HOLMAN, Assignee.
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NOTICE-
Ail persons indebted to the firm of Burek-
a alter A Co., Willititon, will pleoee come for
ward at once and pay their indebtedness to
H. M. Thompson, my attorney, la whose
bands the books, notes and accounts hare
been placed for collection. * _
J. II. BUKCKHALTER, *.
* Assignee of Burckbalter A Co.
Williston, S. C., Oct. 1st; 1888.
. oct44
HRS. A. ARMSTRO:
WIJ.L.WXON. H. C.
Is now reaching n handsome stock of
Fall art! Wiaier Millinery,
to wbkbsbc invites tk# attention ot the Is
die*, r ..y 1 , Y. 1*21.1+
and *0 s&tisfieil is she of its superiority thnt she invites an inspection of the ladies
generally, confident that her Styles and Prices will give complete satisfaction.—
Type can not ’describe her stock. It taust be seen to be appreciated. Hats, Bon
nets, Feathers, Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Laces, Collar*, Jewelry, Gloves,
Satchel* and Everything kept Itl Millinery Stores. t
Millinery a Specialty.
" She is now enlargiDg her Milliuery R>om* and invites the frequent calls of her
friends.
— The stack of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
is compile and will be sold as cheaply as at any other stove in the State.
A splendid line of Bo<d# and Shoes from the best manufacturer* and all
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; Warranted as Represented. <
Vbt Mon and Boys a Tull Doe of Clothinjpaad Paroubing Goods of die ...
T MAK * ^ATKIUAI,
Trunks, Tobacco, Drugs kpd Hardware. -.
We sri too busy to specify, but ask all tbe people to come to sec .os, for if good
goods, cheap prices imd courteous attention will help to build up Bhrnwcll we will
do our Hul pngt In developing oar eoanty seat.
cx>xrfil}o , riedN'lfiRiB« a^nl> cam ooouw.
I An Old Virginia Welcome to nil corner*. ~
scp20-lf
mense Stock,
F5rTTc?la^dtbat I can and will giveaatiefucilon to allwbo may favor me
with their ppage
f FOR THE DA DIES
I Invite M attention to my rasRuiflcent etru k of Sbrea from the bo^J,
sawvsnw wo 1 P*
Handkercfc/Glovce, Pet fumei lea, Umbrellas, Batch» la. Ties, Hoelen’,
ting Cottolflllngs. Jewelry and ull Toilet Brlc a ll) per cent, lower
than any qbouse in tbe State.'
FOR M EN
The lardtoek of Fine Clothing and Furnishing Good* In the 8*ate.-
ftults lor I >f 4 yearn and lor men weighing 300 pminda, and lor all Inter
mediate a wl slxag. Buggies, Wagon*, Harness, Saddlery. Umbrellas, Lar
gest stock andaid Domestics, Bagging and Tlea. Heivy stock of
From th
improvi
t to the finest Parlor Setts. Full line of Drug*. >11 the latest
AICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
And a ftt of Hardware, Tin and Crockery ware. My stock of
pie and Fancy Groceries
t
Is OOI
State,
oompetlt
I ha'
pnrtmi
hurt tb<
king!
tnnkloi
4ilwi
I sufficient to feed all tbe hungry people tn this section of the
>nt you forgot that my prices are far cheaper than those, of any
lefore having elsewhere call and see me. It will pay you.
■ me or spaos to dercrlbe my stock, but It Is complete In every da-
krd .times are ahead of us, but short crops and low prices will not
'o who trade with roe. My experience and capital justify me la
>romlses—and I will keep them. 1
to see and serve my customers.
Simon Brown,
BLACKVILLE. 8
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icement
Fon
full ox
owned
t -
■’a, fair dea’lng, and, moat Import,
eui go to tbe cheap cash store at
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lit of all, juat welghta and
"" P. R. &A. Railway,
Is . Is Is X S
Who hi
the woi
I woi
cently
all wbi
suit.
t eoelved and Is dally replenishing from the nheapeat marl
l and complete stork of goods. 1
laoftonnce to my frieods and the public generally that _ ...
led a Vborougbly equipped Bteam Ginnery, and am satisfies
Ue me their work in this line to do will b« pleased with the
liver after having ginned and packed all eotf
nrf..rm SO — “ -
oa the latform for 40 eta. per owt. for the net weight
re-
entrusted to me
J. Mj.
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