The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 18, 1883, Image 2
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tines Editor and Proprietor.
LARGKPt County oikcuution
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TBUftBDAY, O JTQ0ER 18. ISKJ '
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Th« NutHuJi«l riulrcb It Canada did
« vine n#g ia striking the word “obey”
from (he marriage s«rvioe. No woinan
orsr rsoictnbchi tfo prouiiac and it ia
prong to make Iter begin tier married
life with a lie on her lip.
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The good news from Ohio rejuveaotea
ho. It tamo aa wneapecUdty at would
the present of a pony of paneioa from a
fruity gM hr a fbiiaiitaiioc of two doU
Irn fruro f dehnq tout aubneriber. Dotli
political parties are surprised at the rc-
ouft, fit ft waa generally belie red that
ilie buitw ef Ohio belonged to the Ref
dean pirtjr aod would never be emau*
ted from the worship of iU idols. It
nished tlie part y of greet moral ideas
frith Its fast two candidate* for the Prea
Money aud now a malarial Democrat
by captured and converted it. The He.
publics 114,are *i°k, Thanksgiving tur-
keya wilt not console thenr, end humble
ytt must be their standard diot for the
hejtttwo years. The good people of
the United States lire tired of Kudical-
ism add intend to Alriongh itn politicians
Next year., in the Prt;ei*
rial election, the dose of defeat will
and said his wife wall »{<£, «ick nil uight,
and Mrs. Arp turned over and exclaim
ed‘Oh my." 1 told him to go <o the
next room end toll the girl*and I heard
’em gnon and »ay 'goadneii gracious
Sibut ihey got up and garame a first c’ass
■wed ’am
lots. I
brealriSist, and I pratoed 'am up
promised to let ’em go to town and tum-
>le up the new goods and briilg back s
big h»l of Humplss. Girls should be on-
couiagcd when they do uell.
V * Bill Am’.
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The SedaHa'(Misioori) Daily Demo
crat seconds our motion that tlie Chair*
men of the State Democratic Kxecutivc
Committees be igvimd'to attoud an early
oonfervnoc of th# Nsti >nal Executive
Committee. It. reference to the but ua-
tiodal campaign and nlso to the next it
rays i ‘•The Southern add Western
States were practically debarred from ac
tive participatiou in the national etth*
vase, while the unnagent were deprived
tif iafbrmation and advice that might
have saved the Democratic per.y its ha.
miKating defeat. The purpose of the
)>alio^sl committee is to secure co-opera
m 11)0*1 all the States, and when the
and duties ot the whole arc dele
r 'ta a few, there con be but one re-
We bare no doubt that the exec-
r tttivo committee Mbored faithfully during
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the last campaign, but it usurped fuuc-
AEemaKjr J^ whlck While filee
«■* Wwiere have me Bl(hsn
AffnlaM ike BleCka.
Hecklenbiirg county in Inr the Black
Ballot Virginia, tbe uegioee Ian
outuuinberiug the whites, and
hone’a groat streowth ia id ibis dla
tiict. Biuce Ida advout the Idacka have
bt oomo mo iusoieot aud riutoua that
many whiles speak of leaving ibe
county. A letter anya that a white wo
man, with a bedridden huahaud and
three email children, woe cultivating h
small tract of land. Near her lived a
ibrlfth-M oegro, who made a practice^
of pulling d >wn her fence and turning
In hU hogs to feed ou her crops, bhe
complained in vatu, and her Isolated
position made her powerless. At length
she got a dog aud drove the hogs out
IhetMUpon the negro uaaaulted Iter,
and, with foul epithets, threatened her
with death, She applied t > n lawyer,
and ha aaid If giving her 8100 would
tn cureAhv punisiiment of the offending
party for the wrong and Insult he
would cheerfully give It; but that un
fortunately her skin waa white and
that of the tffouder black, and for that
.reaaun be waa compelled to adviae
quiet submkfelou to the wrong, no
white man or White woman having. In
bis opinion, any practical! igbts against
a black man or black woman In the
oouniy of Mecklenburg. Negro mobs
'nave forcibly taken colored piiaonera
Ichatged with crime from oIBcera of the
law. White men, officers of the law
apd couset valors of the peace, have
burn Bested with contempt anu strick
en down by theee mobs for no other
(offence (ban that of eudeavoting to ar
rest their llotous proceedings, and to
assert In a proper manner the suprem
acy of the law. Upon an application
for ball recently made for a white man,
a negro Justice of the Peace, In an
nouncing Ida dccUlou, said; “8eud
him to jail ; be ought to he sent to
HWI:”
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THE STATE OFSCl'TIICAROUNA.
>W'*n
■re nereny r
tnsnt, *s4 w
viaiooi (if tin
Mid State, toi
Prohibition was defeated In O^to at
the last election on the 9.h lust.
Hpirtanburg, a dry town, elected a
wet ticket on Monday by 129 majority.
The net earnings of the Port Royal
and Augusta Railway last year were
884.987,
Thirty Weddings on the tapta In
Charleston between now and New
Year’s dsy. * ■
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There are four grog shope to every
church In America, and six bar-tenders
to every minister. - *
• stings candits If the
To (lie Uoanis ion ra of Elections
FOB THE C0UN1Y OF BARNWELL
Yi'II KHKAS, Hok (1. D. RaLMmis. who, at
iha General Ejection hetd hi November,.
1882, wa* ckoee a Member of the House of
Kepreasnlailvee for the Election birtrlct
of Darnwell County, Ip asrve for two year*,
haa since raid electioa raaignad, and,
wbersaa. the Constilution of the Stale
of South Carolina direela lha> in such
case a Writ of Eleetion shall be la
etled by the Speaker of (hr lloua* of Rep.
reaenlalirea, for the purpose of filling the
vacancy thus occasioned, for Ibe remainder
of the term for which the member sort
signing waa elected torerva. »■
NOW, TIIEKEFOKK, you and each of you,
are hereby raquirad. after d«s advertiae.
with airiet regard to aU the pro-
1 a Constitution and Laws of the
touching your duty la such ease,
to bold an eleetien far a Member oftke House
of Ueprmeiitstive*, far tbe Election District
a ore-mid, to serve for tbe remainder of tbe
term for which the said Hon. 0. D. Baiun
ass was elected, the polls to be opened at the
various places of election in the said District
on tbci first Tueeday following the first Mon-
day In November next, being rixlb d>y
of November, 188.J, by the various sets of
Mnnagete for these places respeclive'y, and
the countingef the votes cast and the Uecl.v-
ration of the result of the • ectioa to be In
accordance with the provisions of law,
providing for the General Elections and
the manner of onduetingtheMune.
Tliii Writ, together with your Return of
Election to he held under it, have before tbe
House of Representatives at its next meeting
after tbe election.
WITNESS the Honorable JAMES 81
MO.NS. Esquire, Speaker of the House
of Hepresent'iiives, at Columbia, 8. C ,
this the - itIt day of September, in the
4'exr our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and elglity.ihrea.
JAMES SIMONS, Jr ,
Speaker House Rep.
JOHN T. SLOAN,
Clerk House of Representatives,
oet 18
Mismngera •< Election.
The following gentlemen are hereby
appointed Manager* of the Hpeclal
Election, ordered by tbe Hon. Janata
Hitnona, Speaker of tbe H<*uee of Rep
resentatives, to he held on Tueadoy,
the 6ih day of November next, to 1111
the vacancy canned by tbe retdgnatlon
of the Hon. G. Duncan Bellinger:
WllllBtou-W. E McMIcbael, W. 8.
Mima, J. A. Weatherebcn.
E ko-B. O. Stanaoll, J. M. Hair, R.
W. Gerald.
Black viile—Tbqgaaa Woleb, J, C.
Wlae, J. C. WHIfama.
Orahama—C. D. Brown, Jacob Fel
der, L 8. Matthewe.
Barnwell -Wm. McNab, E. P. Hut-
' *00, W. R. Chliatie.
Mlxeou** Mill—S. O. Wall, 0. H
Bates, F. W. Weal b'egHbee.
Sypanaore—-A. T vbhktri. Miles
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the proposed co
of 11
lasl authorised ia
,» tjition
. Vntthtr,
•?,• tuitfee WB
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bat
T v vd
ibii
psoHii*
Democrat]
caav*Bt
and ssksa
We also
(he propo-
st of Col. J- O',
the national cun
Ute. We fepl that.
r eottntry are all rigtrt,
ga mast be onduot-
ptinciplee, and the
n most conduct the
aagseity and pru-
intpendiog interests are
ever before, but ths people
•if tbe lenders are righL —
I the conference he called.
»P»'c
inusual
Bill Arp’l Talk.
thagith band some watching 16$
ia i»w»t |qo Sat aow r days. To*
s fashK>a. sod thtj read two muoli
«W fashioned retiring mod-
————J ebaroetev is at a duoaunt. They
wnt wait for the bo^s to corns now, I buy
after ’em, they marry in hast* asd re
' st Uisure, ihsy rud round in their
“ Hmed night grtn»s_aDd call it a
Charley Floyd c/Vewbeyry was bit
ten ou tim dagtr by a rat a few wanks
ago, and lout week It wni found nscoa-
sary to st»|NitaK» bia Hager. He la iff
s critical ouadiUo*. , , ■ $
A pear o^hnrd In' Thomas county
Gs., was soW five years »«o for 8860.
It was mxt sold for 81,800, tbe 8060
having bceu received truin cuttlntw tn
tbs meantime. A mouth afterward
92,800 waa offered for it, ahd uow It
comd not bo bought for 825.000.
Ou Tom Holmes’a plantation In Ef:
field couuty, Friday morulug, a
boy by the name of W. M. Glenn
negro boy aumed Gus Wet* were out
In the field at worffj bat liadi stopped
10 play oarda aad bad somu w*rda and
asotfll) ecsOed, wbeu Gieuu rbofrtbe
negro lu tbe back uf tbe bead, causing
death In a few miuutva. Weui l.ad
about $26 lu bis pocket; (%bn took
Itwajiotir 1 » J77 a
A North Carolina cnmspoad<*Dt tells
how tbe moonabluerM sell tillvtt wbls-
k«y : “On the r<md«lde a big horn la
hung to a tree. You blow a bloat,
a flri atepa out aud tt Ha you to pet
jfuur band into ber pocket. Y m com
W. T.
E.
I. Fed Free, D. tt Wc*.
Georwe’a Creek—0. C.
KOsve, WUHe H«y.
Ehrbardt’a Mill—F. J.Kearse, W
Heaae, Jacob Eftrhftrdt.
Midway—W. M. Williams, A. P. Miller,
W. R. May.
Ferriira Store—G. M Hunter, J. 8.
Smith, J. B Hunter.
MHiette - J. B. Bates, P. M. Cater,
W J- Barker.
Balduc—M. M. Calhoun, J. A. Mims,
C. F. Calhoun. {
Bamberg—N. Z Feldar, John F.
F'dk. J. L. Hoffman. w
The Baft nhmed gendomon for each
preciucl la to be ebrntman of mana
gers and will mfrvt at the oWoe of ^he
Clerk of the Coutt on Jiuoday, ths
30 b day ot October to cfoeire the
ballot boxes. .
v L. b. TOoCk. *
• - - D F. Hoonat,
, W. R B TKTuM;
.Commissiouera of Election.
Y •tl drop ttolfie money lu tbstyufifcirwwvtl County.
et and take oat your bottle and
a*. Flirting la at your peril, for a six
Mot moonabluer la lu point blank
gs with tils land on tbe trigger ol
persuader.”
party. Ths newapa
s acusatioa about the
•III Am’f *e« *ny
between thyt dutch and ouy oih
or^ulch The walet dutch iq these r 0 [ m
^ud dauoea is jset as bad or worse.— lelilp, Orangeburg county, while guard-,
hey arc all immodest and there is not | f g her fatbet’a cotton In tbe Meld —
, Ou tbe 9 h inetAOt, a little dattirhter
“I Mf. R D. Lnytou, of Lyons Town
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a good mother io tbe laud that approver j
uf tk4. A ghrl who gocaio a promis
cuous ball and waltxos around with pro*
* iuiscuoux fe'lows puts herself b s pro* |
~ ; to be talked aboul by the
’. j udea^ find rakes, and Hat
eocbeletf; her wi
Slander ia .
^ **ofy«»ng ladies,
“^sy who escape it.
thin ia sot all riandB;
dw%Aho oldea lima when folki get
iSedthey stared married,
SoMtrti are fob of divorces
utally eet upon and utmieiv
aten by two young negro gills
6 and 12 year#of age respectively,
r omt oitUug ou hs^bead while
ouuger one applied a stick. ‘
ack wretches were arrested
dofowk or bell sent to - -
the next term
For*
liglulo, feffitilop
masterpiece. It
recently made by
cflaloo toVaduce
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J. fit Odom aad aasther,
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, tV. T. Ray and odiers.
v By virtue of a decretal order to ne direct
ed hi Ow above cau»e I will sell at public
oacdss'at BaravrellG. H., 8. C.. within the
legal hour* of sals, on the 5th day of No
vember, 188-S, biBg aalea day, lu two traeie
Sf three hundred acres, more or less, each,
i card of
Goode, bjN
Bis seat In
Gobcl^
e, Is s
speecb
•took oo-
»r of Mr.
9 bad hold
_ v _ „ fraudulent
votes and wi* therefore, a cheat.—
Goode says It reply: -Who la this
mao that iraddfpa ate in my abaence?
Profasalug to big Democrat he made
a oorropt berg*., wltb BepubHeana,
by which he betriwod bL constituents
K d sold for a prw th* people who
ft honored MB frfth a represents
tfotrusfc Pretewdfwrtobatkeebam
does more to
rain the
any other
o her soil,
the mate*
bo* bank
railroads,
pock
for
rite the
grave or
Otsitniog to bo a
-tiled code of honor,
•rohead the brand
"W* Bast go up to *; placed # thare by
ml fit talk with hoc Hm thy of
“Dtfwt yew got ths msway, sister »" ^
asked ths ohBd, whose gwkhpmoeptiout.
already half «qspaoBd ths Math.
^‘Hosh, dariiaf. No, Nat you must
Tfrf himi rslsisd IB kihl rsi Hi i
Buford’s Bridrs—T. Med Brabham,
>, T>. H. B
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Great Tumble in Clothing,
J’KICES TELL AXD EVERXBC
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NC W THEN eor the
(* revest. Ciranitebtvargaius
EVER OFEERED IN
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Augusta, Georgia.
I’OSITIVKLY AND ABSOLUTELY THE MOST KXTKAORDINARY
teduciloii sale ever attemptuU by me oi any House lu tuy line beie or i-lnewbete.
A Gigautio * ' »
SACRIFICE SLAUGHTER SALE
of Clothing, Hats end Furijlshlngs for Men and Boys. I promise right here at
the stun to name the —
Lowest Prices
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ever quoted by me or any other concern In this City nr any other plr.ee in the
two States. I now announce my semi annual clearance nale of Clothing, Hat*
and Gents’ Furnlahlog Geode A f COST, less than half of former prica s. Fall
and Winter Clothing for Men, Boys, and Children, cut down to less than
75 Cents on (lie Dollar
of Coat. I will not hold hack any goods in stock. Must move, and the only
way ia to aeil them LOWER than any other House.
BEHOLD THE DBOP:
287 and 290 K ^
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOOE^ l
Now eff-rs a L trgo and Complete Slpek skBettom Pr
combe In this, nut facta. Priljl** lu daf
best makes at 5 cente. Dress Goods from’
.all Khadee 11 ct s. to $1 00. Plaid-* and Checks pi» e «u'
Brown Bbirtinga 812 ceuts up. Inciudlog tkebimo^ (
8h* etktgs et 4 1 4,6 1-4 and 6 1-4 cents, BlanlfrtH a 1 81 OO]
at 70 cts. and upwards, Kentucky Jeans fr'W 9 ti 4<>cet
upwards. We have the largest and Finest Milliterv 8K
dies aud Childrens’Hhts from 25 cents up of us Lst*
goods are sold lu proportion, os we Intend to Jake
profl's for cash. ^ ■*. ■
fiIeXhiYhe a n r>
- W icli ami Jaaelry Repairing and full line of Go
MEDALS at
JOHN II. KKJ
Denier in Diamonds, Watehce, dockland Jewell
Hotel. Augu*i», Ga.
2.000 Extra Fine Cassimere Suits Worth 823 00 For SIR 00.
——1.900 “ “ “ •*- “ ‘jpoo *• 14tM>.
( DM) . « ** jI^jo •• kmx).
700 All Wool Cassimere Suits Worth 12 00 “ 8 00.
1.000 “ “ ' - i - 11.00 “ 7-00.
800 “ “ - - • “ 9 00 “ 5 50^ -
Boys’ and Children’s Suits at the same Reduction. Punts from 75 cente to
86 00. Everything else lu proport'on.
Boys’ and Childrens’ Department-
Mothers, do not let snybovly persuade you to buy when you come to the city
until vou sos this Large Stuck of Buys’ and Childrens’ Clothing at 614, 016 and
746 Bruad Street. ' _
IT MY a B. GIEIIUST, ;
I contlnnato display the Lanreet, and Handsomest. Stock of Shoes In the City.
Novelties of rare design. You can And any kind «*f a shoe you wnnr Hprlnp
heel for children. Complete stock of Mims’Boots and Shoes. The Quest line
of Lace and Button, medium and low grades, at very h<w figures.
Remember tbe place, 614, 616 and 746, Broad Sc Augusta, Oc.-^gm
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\ MILJaS^Urnwr
There la no bui
dog colors of tlia
m. Cashmeres Jn
chains st 8 cents,
grille Shirtings and
r pair. Comforters
dem* from 8100
l tbe South, lit-
M-u- Io fact all
sales
Xud small
oct(
<'v: TO A.LL.
8pecia^< nanulacturing GOLD
1720 Broad Act, Opposite Cmlrtl
Mp 14-27
Removal
. Till
>Va take pleasure in unnouncing that w
uiture to
840 BROA
Old stanJ of Myers & Marcus. We ha
the most Elegant and heat Assorted Sto
uittikct or any dealer iu
STIl'LE. QUA
The steady increase in on. hii4ine*s
now have THE FINEST STOKE an
ior catalogue or call and rcc us.
.AGE
vo moved <
sTlr
iis lar*re store j
ver offend.
TY O
liat Iiim esuk-*'
TS®
INI-
J. L. B
scpIA 27
840 Broadfetreet,
STOP S'fltA fGER
Ausmv&
egant stock of Fur-
to ovorflowin^wilh
compete with any
RICE.
move so often. We
GEORGIA. Write
& Co.
fgulita, Qa.
ftnkind that J. \V.
Jpostc the Augusta
of Stapld ami Fancy
And tetl all your friends And the restt
LEVY & CO., the Broad Street Cixicc
Hotel, have hi tdoro and Ii»salc a fiill tri
Groceries of the best brawn and at prieprto suit the times. The
nimb'e jiemiy-is better tLptbc slow shiiiug. Live and let live
is their motto* A choice sfock of the by Liquors always in store.
Prompt attention given all orders.-r
Mr. J. 11. l evy is wSillie house an^vill be pit used touee and
serve his many friends ul Carolina.
C’ONrSIOlNNlhlKTH OK MOLIurrJEIJ.
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AUM^de-G.H. Khklood.J. Wllaoa
Wflltama, O, C. Joocs. *,<„ *r<
Rob bin#—James Cuctuon, J. B. SUl-
Igs, L/E. Wood. ^ s 1 •>
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tll4, 616 and 746 BROAD STREET
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DON’T READ THIS!
Bargains at Blacky:
aster’s Sale.
Suite ef South Gerolina,
Court of Qiomou
JW
<Le follawittf d«MtHmJ premises
All (hitt tract cr parcel ofland situate in
Carnwstl Otaaly oonuXaiag pix hundred
aoves, mere or lsee, oa4 bounded on tbe
Nerih by land* of 3. ^ias, en the South by
land* of P. Vf. Farrell, on thlTKaet by lauaif
of W. D.Orovee, T. M.firevw, esiaui of E
dl. Heir and Mr*. Jaae Welker, aad fr'sst by
fondaoTtfri. Msnr Va4k»road George Sat on
kev 1 ftmfbtdh on it and lioe on
tks potrafefead- plats ef the
two tr»cl», giving exact number of acre*,
fce., sea beeeea at my ofllee at nay time be
fore Uy of sale. : ■ . 4 * -
Term*, Coob. Purebaoar to frsy fbr pawn.
U. DUNCAN ROLLINGKQ.
f Muter B. 0.
•etlS 8w
ro:t THOUSANDS
the Utg* bt elcckT.f
OF CLOSE BUYERS I AM NOW RECEDING
General Merchandise
AND BE CONVINCED THAT BETTER BARGAINS CAN
Evor brought to the State, ami I pledge fny reimtathm to the tiVAkf tv .-w.
serllan. . •
ihey were bought fnrtsash, far below market q totatlona, and wlHheelf >r
j cash at prices that ikdy c-nnpelUiuD. Nu merchant lu tbs S ale tan l u«
much for the dollar us 1 can. - ——
A cordial InvitMiion in «xt* n lei to the people of all the suirouhdliig cuiei
j ti visit me and «x >mine my ' ■
Immense Stock,
For I feel assured that I can and will give satisfaction to all who may ft me
with their patronage. “
'FOR THE LADIES
I Invite special attention'to my m.-wnifii eut stork of Shoe* from h< et
makers- They were bought during the Futile sqiI will be sold at Panin-.k,
A superb stock of Hats, Bonnets, Fiowets, sll tlie new fabilcs in Bresods
from fast colored-prints at 5 cents per yurd to the flccat Silks at 88 lard.
Handkerchiefs, 0!ov*-e, Feifuineties, Umbrellas, Satchels, Tit s, UosKnit!
ting Cotton, Rt.ffliugs. Jfrwrlry uud ail Toilet Brie a Brae IU per cr»wer
than any other house iu the State.
FOR
The largest stock of Floe Ckdblng and Furnlsldne Goods In the
imids, ar-tl for iter-
ddlery. UtuLteLar-
Heavy stork of
and
Mortgagee's Bale
Stats of South Carolina—Bornw«ll Coaaty.
By virtas of a power contained In a cer
tain mortgage axeouted on tbs 22ud day of
H , 1882, by Jeff Doreb to W. A. Holman
indexed o« tbo 23d day of Hoy, IMS, ia
iho 0M00 of tbe dork of tbo Circuit Court
for Barnwell county 1 will soil at Bfemwell
Court Houto on Saturday, tbo Sd day of Ns*
vember next, at 11 o'oloos A. M., one dork
boy boost, about 14 year* atd, doocrthfl ia
tbimadmongago. Term* oa*k.
WILLIAM LARD,
Agsat tor Mvytgagoo.
184w
COTTONSEED!
COTTON SEED I
other store in this Congressional Di Arict.
aud everything tu •'V «•
I eneral merchandise
sghiat priced to suit the times. <■ - s \
^OT* A T has just received her Fall stock of
[ILLINERY,
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H she of its superiority that she invites so inspection of the lutfics
geoenily jconlldent that her Styles and Prices will give complete satisfaction.—
describe her stock. It must be seen to be appreciated. Hats, Bon-
«, Ribbons, Silks, S&tins, Velvets, Laces, CoILn, Jewelry, Gloves,
everything kept in Millinery Stores.
.nery a Specialty.
enlarging her Millinery Room* aud invites tbe frequent calls of ber |
of *
RLE AN© FAN£Y GROCERIES
thd will be sold as cheaply m At Any other store in the State,
W'ttflKftlJtoots Anri Shoaf.fiomibe bo*$ mauufoltuisrj and all
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ranted ee^sReproBented.
bys a full line^F u4 Fvbftbing Goods ef the
From tbe plainest to tbe finest Parlor Setts:
improved '
Full line of Drugs. All ttest
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT)
And a full line of Hardware, Tin tlnd Crockery ware. My stock of t
Staple and Fancy Grocerij
ks complete and sufficient, to feed all tbe hungry people In this seetl
State. Aud dont you forget that my prices are far chesper than tbt 1
competitor. Before having elsewhere exil and see me. It wilt pay yi
I have not time or spttci to describe my stock, but It Is complete In r d^
part meut. Hard times are ahead of us, but short crops and low pric i>.j
hurt tbe pet^plo who trade with me. My exptrieuQsaud capital ius ie
m iking these promises—and I will keep them.
Always glad to see and set vu my cusiomets.
Simon Brown,
’ BLACKVILLE.
Sep6
d will pay (16c.) fifteen eetrt* cosh
per Bushel for 10,900 Bushel* Sound
Dry Cotton Seed, delivered to me at this
place before ths knot of next November.
Wifi exchange Cotton* Seed ileal for
•Cotton Seed.
. J.N. WOOD,
£0 Jtr^ Tl ^uL-Sj
* * 4 \ .
wfift^ fsexiMI f V
eosbkms and polpht' V ohows
1
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Trunks, Toba
Announcement Extraordini
For clie«p good*, fair dea'log, aid, moat important of ail, just wj
full me isureraect go to tbe cheap cash fitore at Martins, P. R. & Aj
cwued by ^ ’
J. L ELLIS.
!k -i^SjP'MATKRIAL.; ; SKaaBBBSgSiia!** 1 -*' * "■'"I
Toha&w^ Dru trs **d Hartlwam .1 would ale© annonnce to my friends and the nit bite generally th J
,,We ars too hffbp to apecify, but
Bard ware.
Ohe people to come to
goods, ehrep
do oar tuf
tip to1>wild up Ram well Wo will
And ooarteotu atteuliolvArtlklielf
developing our cgMlp senW *— ■
lo^tcteiibi XNL> C AN ooouw.
it,<« Weloonre ttraW
for if good
•cpttMf
roes
. , publicgenerally 1
ccnily completed a thoroughlyq„|p,, w j gteftlD *pd am
all who may give me their work iu this irne to do will he pleased
suit. I wifi deliver after having gtaaed aad packed aUeotton eot
on the R. R. Platform for 40 cts: per cwt. for the net wfabt of bal
oug28 3u^ -
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