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THURSDAY,
DECRMHER )X
188:1
The bill to (trohib t tlie s ile of iut'»xi*
Kting llqnors in Ais county ptvwil it- 1
pocoutl reeling in the Houm; efi Monday
l>y • roto of o*) "yes to 27'nay*.
Tfcc l*0llllcnl l*roiM>4*Hll0M«. -
The jury, in the trial of John A.
Mitchell, onloreil, which wuh in jn<>^ros*
when we went to |»ra(« on the rath inat.,
tnih-d to agree upon a verdict and n mis-
ttial was entered. Dtstrict Attorney.
Melton next eomuicwd! tlio trial of Mr.
] tedcilck 11or-cy. fjjpervisor of Uegis-
IiiUHim for Charleston county. All Dein*
oents were again nrdon-d to hIhiuI aside
nnft'The-jUry p.tcke<l with Iludicals and
• Ireonbackcr*. Tlie prosecution broke
down so completely that even Messrs.
Melton and 8peer acknowledged their
dtMoinfiturc and under iiuttrucrioo of
•Judge Bond the jury returned a verdict
of not guilty. Jame* 1\ Wolfe, jsjloicd,
a Republican supervisor, p'end zui ty,
having got druitk and neglected his du
ties ou the day ol election and was scut*
euood tc piy a line of $209 or toimpris-
t umeut for thirty days in jail, and ac
cepted the hitter alternutire. On Fri
day the trial of eight citizens of Marion
county, charged with cnnspiinev to break
tip a Greenback tin cling nt Marion in
the summer of 1882, was begun. For
the defense, Attorney General Miles
moved to strike the information from the
docket, be cause the offense charged in
volved moral turpitude and the accused
could not, under the constitution and
laws of tlie United States, be heWto an-
»wcr unless on presentment or indiet-
Vneut of n graml jury. IJpon the conclu
sion of a lengthy argument Judge Rond
adjourned the Court until Saturday mor
ning, w hen he decided that the trial must
proceed. Mr. Melton, who is probably
aiek us well as tired of his ill luck, tunn
ed the management of the case over to
Mr. Speer, who proceeded to pick anoth
er jury, standing aside all Democrats and
accepting a solid irny of Radicals and
Greeubuekcrs,
lying* Wc
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“"Vic.
MI'M-; jbefl
•re borrow-^ -
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tlipfntiii of A,
AOil MeO Sell- 1
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that
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nected always happens and they are a liti , h’ff vut wlil ba
.i » .1 i ii • .j i , Ker«bfi«r Gbzjtte. M ' m
t!c premat ire they and tjiur calMlidaluai , f _ ., - i,.. .
Vl, , - , - r 4 Mr. J. F. Japkaon, of Orangeburg, lt»
me hkely to ismie to grief company with a balf a do* n of Ida
It is useless to guess at thefatc of tlw ] ne|tflib<irn, went deer liunflug teto ntly
many measures befyre the Get,oral As- < I 1 ' • in, J •'» “ day and a
semb’y, lor it^ temper is as variable as a
womau's injuds. The agony will be over
in ten days aud we will, he nb'o to toll
exactly what has and what has not been
done.
4 AMNiy I»r»ltlfeiil»a,
Tlie folio*ing Rill whs read in the
||nu*e of Representative* tlie fir-t time
December Titli nml the indications ale
that it will become a law without effect
ive oppos-tion.
The Ram well delegation, » special
enmmitlcc, to whom was reli rred (lie Me
morial of (he Kxeeiiiive^lominillec of
Barnwell County IVoliibition Conven
tion, rtspcedully report:
Tbat they have carefully considered
the same, nml recommend t hut inasmuch
The
half jutnpod twenty live bead,
party tmulod without dogs.
11**v. Ham Jonew says that one go*.
Ipy, slack tongue, semolal loving wo-
man Can do tnorw devltfent ia a com
munity In one week than all tha
preachers la lbs Rials can obliterate
In a yeer.
Master’d £ale.
Court »f Common
rirti,.
Sluts nf South ('urotina
J! urn nr It County
HUNK AYER, Plsinliff, t
spsiMl
MARY I. IT IA 8AMSsikI nlliers, UefetoUnli
lly virtue of * decri-inl order to me di
re 3 ed in ilie nisiTe entitle*! onus*. I will sell
hi Itaruweli Court lion eon Monday. Ihe7lli
day of .1 itumry n-*»t, ii being aulndny in
tliessi*l month, witliin Hie legal hour* of rale,
the following described premiere.
A lot of liutl is the towu of Barnwell.
, • c | . | , «. b-'unded aa follow*: On (he North by Allra
h* they aie satisfied lhat die people of 8lree| „ ie by M , rlborj H , r ' el> on
Buruwcll cull my uic esme-tly deSlriiig [ ,| )8 gomi,' by Main street and on the West
die passage-of a Rill prohibiting'the sale by land of Sophie U. Aldrich, eontaumg
of liquor, ns evinced by tli* ir free nml ! ‘ w " »«d ■ , '» | f *«»■«•. ®°ve orleee.
iritnuumclcd vote, that the prayer ol ^
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Charleston, S. C.
MAHUFACtVRKllH OF HIGH GRAD>FKRT!L1ZEI« AND lUfORYi
EKS OF GENUINE GERMAN KAlMT.
Orders promptly tilled for the following goods:
EDLSTO ACID PHOSPHATE, EDISI’O ACIDULATED ROPK,
KDL'TO AMMON IA TED FERTILIZER, KDISTO ASH ELEMENT,
EDISTO ICAIIS IT.
Sola Manufacturers of tha Celebrated DUNCAN’S PHOSPHATE
‘'F'AI'JCJ’V' HI?ANDN MA fiXJF* AC3TIL> XO OniUCR.
The gmal* we affer are unsurpnssed in the trade, amla* we wi 1 make favorable
terpa wo h pe you will write us before closing your purchases.
19* For prices, terdis, testimonials, Ac., address
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J. H. E. ^LOAiST, Treasurer and General Agent.
ICES TELL AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE.
rw. lAMBIill
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2BT find ‘281) ICXNO St* Cliarleaiton» S* O »
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and MILLINERY,
Now i fT -ra a Lirire and Complete Stock at Prloee. There 1» ho Wuo-
combe in this, hut facte. Pilot* in dark, Shlrtlno aui inonmlng eoh>ra of the
best makes at 5 cents. Dres* Go*>de from 612 eta. to 60 ota. Guahmeres lu
all ahadea 11 ets. to $1 00. Plnlds and Clieeka at 8 eenr», Uingbama at 8 oeuta.
Browu Shii d'ige 8 1 2 eeata up, Includiuir the fatuous GrariireviileSblrtiniiii and
8h**edoBa at 4 1-4,614 nr.d 6 1-4 rente, blankets at #1 00 per pair, C<*mfonera
at 70 eta. and upwards, Kentucky, Jenna from 9 to 4(1 cents. Cloaks fr**»b.8100
npwarrta. We have the Largest and Finest Miliiuerv block t« the B-mth. La
dles and Children^ Hats from 25 cent a up of the Lvteat Styles. In fact all
goods are sold lu proportlou, as we intend to make quick auiea and ama 1
profits for cash. oct4
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the petition be gruuted and the Rid whiuli
wu have prepared aud hcreaidi submit
be passed.
Ail of which is re*ptetfully submitted.
G. W. :.?■ Wll.I.IAMM.
CUuiymin Raruwcll Dclugstioii. for
the Delegation.
A Ri'l to Prohibit the Sale r*f irituous
' ami Malt liiquor* widiin die County
of Barnwell.
Ih it r n art id by the Senate and Ilmiso
0. DUNCAN DEL,LING Kit,
declS td ‘ Master B. O.
Court of Common
J'lrttt.
For some we ks an nutJiuntlc city has
been ou exhibition in Charleston. When
its motive power, a nm.ill weight and n
ftiiall current of M’af, is applied h-- *:u
insre;^ tiny iuhubilauts manage mills,
lend shops and carry on other ordinary
nvocations in a life-like uianner. In Co
lumbia, an automatte court is in ip-ia-
t nm. When money and tncanne-s, its mo
tive powers, are applied, juric- are pack-
4^1 and all the powerful niachn. -v of ihe
Goverui'hei.t iuvokod hy Mcjiliistophele*
Jkcltou aud Sappbira Speer, general
managers, to convict innocent men of
wncommittcrf crimes. The decent look
er on has his laith strengthened in the
tmthof pciditiou aucUhc Mery of the
downfall of Sodom. Rut Ur the-pn*
cncoofu few righteous men there would
be a second edition of the Dead 8ca in
the western part of Columbia-
The House and ScnaU: are busy bod
ies, and from the rapid disposition of
”i»u4uc*a, which is greatly facilitated b)
the rare ahihties of dmii presidTng offi.
eers, it is evident that our Soluiis will
discuss their Christinas turkey at home.
Among the matters of genual public in*
tcrest already disposed of it ha* been
decided that the civil light* law will not
be repealed, and th it permission to levy
special taxes fur the support of public
schools wi I uot be given. A miuori y
of t!t« members favor the re-enactment
of the tisnry law and the exclusion ol
Trogsu horse land loan associations from
the Etnte, but no protection will be giv
cn by law uutil it is too latt to shut the
stable, and the safety of our land own* rs
depends on their own good sense and
ability to calculate interest. The mi-
jority of the Reuse commit) $c on Agri
culture has reported Lvolubly a bill to
repeal the lien law, but its passage is uu*
likely. A commission to revise the tax
laws during the vacation will probably
be appointed, and such amendments will
be made to the railroad law as experience
has suggested to be proper aud nccct-sa-
fj. The Columbia Canal, South Caro
lina College and other beneficiary enter
prises have no seriously determine! en-
cinL-a. ~ -
A bill applicable to Ricbland county
only, which has been intioduced requir
ing the County Commia-ionera to ret
apart a sufficient sum to pay in cash the
eeitificates of jurors and State witnesses
fchuuld be incorporated iu the general
. kw and apply to every county in the
State.
Mr. Hal\ of Chester, lias introduced
• bill to provide State affi for the cduca-
- lion of girL. It wilt probably be killed
but it deaervea a better fate, and before
ay yean the equal rights of the fair
; will be realised and respected.
A favorable report has been made
'Cbe BoaM Judiciary Goznmtitee on the
bill W enonte Saluda ce«ntj wit of por
t, ,ns of Edgefield *n d I/»*!iigtr>n, but its
TjflteprcseimilfVcsorTbe^t^of South
tatrotmu, now met and siniug in General
Assembly, and by tlie uuihoiity of the
s.iiiic :
Skction I. That fnmi and after the
pas-age of this Acl it shall not be liwful
fir any p rrs.m or persons whomsoever to
sell, exchange, barter or trade any spir
itu *us or nmU liquors, wines, fruits pro
pared wiih spirituous liquors, hitters, cr
other beverages i f which spirituous liq-
ors form an ingrid.ent, within the Coun
ty of Rmiwcll.
Sk(*;-2. 1 hut any person or persons
violating any of the piovidons of tlm
Act elmll he dcroied guilty of u mi-de-
raennor, and, upon conviction thereof,
shall lor every such offense be fined *ju u
sum of not less than tw o'fihudred dol
lars, or imprisonment for n term of not
less than *ix luoiilhs, or both fine uhd
imprisonmoof, in^ the discretion of the
Court before whom the cave *hall be '
tried: y’l-onWe*/, That oue-ludf of nl!
fines imposed mid collected, on any (ojn-
vietiou under this Act, shul* be paid to
the otlicer or person detecting and ie*
por'iua violations thereof, on the warrant
of the County Cumu-i-biouers of tlie
County i" which such can vie ion shall
be had if claimed by such person, wii Ii
the certificate ol iho Solicitor that he is
cntiiled to the same. ^
Sku 8. That tdl AcTTorparts of Acts
inconsistent with this Act be, and thc
samo arc hereby, repealed.
Wliui it Worn.m t ith l>t> ,
She causiy ‘'No" and -tick to it for
JVlnster’s Scple
Slulr of South CnroUnu,
Darn trill County
J. C. KENNEDY, riaintiff,
agaiast
\V. F. KITEHING8 and other*, Defendant*,
rnaxcLoscar. or morto iok.
Ity virtue of an order of Hi* Honor, W. II.
W diner, I’lediling Judge tf tlie Second Jil-
iTh-'.-T I iremt datoifYdd Novenit>er, 1HK3, I
It Bc« »ars all Descri|itioii.
Grandest Ovation Ever Known.
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FT)R THE LAST WEEK THE GREATEST BUSINESS EVENT EVER
wituesaed iu old Augusta! - Such au'oulpouring of (reoplc ! and such a display of
popular enthusiasm as greeted me iu my > — t
Three Large Stores
HousVon M ^ aS ,,evci ^ ,ceu in the city before, and only goes to show that the publi
ia:-jr. 18A4, it be- uppreciate my honest cffirts aud straightforward system of inerchaiidiiing.
THE IMAGINATION SHRINKS FROM CONTEMPLATING THE AP
PALLING EFFECTS THIS GREAT SALE WILL HAVE ON THE
*• WRETCHEDLY ENVIOUo” FEATHER WEIGHT CLOTHIERS.
i.ll tmc. .
She can alsp say ‘'No” in such a low,
sjil voice that it means “Yes.’’
She can eat her breikliist in bed ami
enjoy it. This is something that no man
cun do.
She eatTsInrpen n lead pencil if von
give her plenty of time and plenty of pen
cils.
She can sue in a great, big selfish hulk
qualities widen he does iivt aud never
did possess.
Site cun (lance all night in a pair of
shoe's two sizes t >o sin *11 for her and en
joy every minute of the time.
She can pass ujiisplay window of a
dry go »ds stoic without stopping—if she
is running to catch a train. ,
She cau appreciate u kiss from her
husband safeuty-five yours alter the.mar
riage ceremony has taken pi ice.
She can walk half the night with a
CITA.TIOISr.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
191 THE COURT OF PBOBATK.
By B. T. Rice, Esq., Judge of Probate
iu Ikruwdl County.
Whet eat, Thomas R, -Ayer anplios for Lot*
l*n 4 Mf Admiaiatiatioa on thoesimyorFrank
Ajer, late of Hariiwell county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all. a ad singular the kindred Xnd creditoii
of tbo said ueooosed, to bo and appear before
mo at a Court of 1'robato for the raid , countr
to bo hnlden at Itaruweli 0. H. on Moaday,
iho 24th day of Doeombor, 1888, at 11 o’clock
aoiailaiMration sbmild not bo granted.
' Given under my hand add the seal of tbo
Canrt this 10th day of December, A. I». 1888,
and ia the 108th year of American lade
pendence It. T. KlfE,
ueeU Id Jwdjr of l‘rot*«to. ■
will .-ell at Dnrnwell Coiirl
d *y, tlie seventh day of Jnuua:
ing sale-day in said month, within Ihe legal
houi * of sale, the following described tract
bf land.
A c rtain tract or piece of land containing
two hundred acres, more arles*, on the w*.
icr* nf Yarrow Draiicli, bounded North by
land* of Willmni F. Hitching*, South by W.
F. Matihewa, Fast hy Rf. Miitlioar* nnd
West by E. Flnnsrll s land.
Terms cash. I’nrcliaser to pay for papers.
0. DUNCAN DKI.LINUKK,
decl3-ld Muter It. C.
Master’s Sale.
Stulr of South Carolina, I Court of Common
Barn util County | I’leui.
D. C. HUiSSLY, riaintiff.
against
1MOGENE HART. W. W. HART and CUL
LEN D. ODOM, Defendant*.
roBrcuMCRK or mortg.iqk.
'Hy virtue of a dccreta'oriler made in the
« H> ^! '7 ,Hs I! 0 ”?'-, Fuhrics made up in Srfck aud Frock Style.
WaHaco, Presiding Judge, on tjie 22nd day r J
of November, I will sell at Ihiruwel!
Court House on Momlay, the Tib day of J*u-
tiarj, 1884, it l;cing sule-duy in said month,
within the legal bo*ii« <>f sMeTthe following
d»*t*.ibt<i feat propeny .-- ' .
All that pi intntioti or inict of land situate,
lying and being in the county of Dari*»«D
utid 8tste of 8outli Carolina, containing (wo
bundred and seventy-one acres, mot e or km,
nnd bounded as follows On the Nor.h by
lamia of W. P. lilume. (formerly I M. lint,
sou)and laudsof Arthur lluist. on tbeHouth
by mn*la of Vamu.-I C. Cave, o*> ihe East by
lamlsof David S. Hair and on the West"by
lands of John N. Ftnnsell. Said tract being
(lie vome winch was conveyed to the defend-
aat, luiogene Hart, on the 24th day of No--
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rtireltj'or topav for paper*
DUNCAN DELLINGER,
Master It. t*.
blaster’s J^ale.
S’atr of South Carolina,
Jtarnirrll (uunly,——
Court of Common
J*fc<n.
A SLAM BAEGA1N--THI
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(Jrandest Offering of the Day.
My Mens $18, $19 and $20 Suits
Reduced to $10.
Elegant In sty’c. English and American Goods iu Light aud Dark color*. Plain
and Fancy Cassim-rs and C Ijc'iuL?^—Tltousuuds to select lium. All Colors aud
I don't exhibitAloukcys, Baboons or Laughing Hyenas, or anything attached
to s vulgar show ; but ' _
$900,000
T\VU, ef Fine READY MADE CLOTHING at prices that will create
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most Startling Sensation.
Arc the Finest Made Clothing in this country. The prices will not be seen again.
E. V. it. DIRT, Plaintiff,
against
GILLESPIE E. DIRT ami others. Defendant*
IS PIRTITIOS.
Ry virtue of an order of His Honor W. 1L
Wallace. Presiding Ju Igc of iheKecond Jn-
•licial Clreuit, dated 1st December, 1WW, I
will sell for purpose* of partilioa enaalu-
•lay iu January. 1884, at Uaruwell Coyit
House, batwem the legal hours of sale, the
following tracts of land iu Darinvell county;
being eat Mo lands of W. D. Dirt, deceased,
to wit: — \
Tract No. 1. containing l2o acre#, part of
tlie Aquilla Woolley lauds.
Tract No. 2, containing lOo acres, auolh
. . er imrtion of the Anuilla Woolley lamia.
colicky bttby w her- anuawiriMmt tmc*. ..Wraiulug 15b acre*. enll«l
vxptcw-ing u deal re to mtirdcr the infant.
tvlie tw*u sutler abts- uud neglect Cur
yearn, wtiTcft one touch nf kindness or
vmstd rutim will drive front h».r rctol*
leetioi*.
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She can go to church nnd nfterwt.nl-
tell you what every woman in the con*
gregation hail on, on I in some rare in-
»tuncos cm give a Lint kiss what (lie
text wits.
!She can look her husband square in
the eye when he tells her some cock-and-
bull s’ory nliut being “J UineJ at the
office," without betraying in Ihe least she
knows hint to b) a colossal liar.
rihe can rumple up $17,000 worth of
dress goo^t and buy a spool of thread,
with au order to have it delivered four
miles away, in n style tint will transfix
the proprietor of the establishment with
adiniratkn.
SI c can—but what’s the use ! A wo
man cun do any thing an 1 everything and
do it well. Kbe can do more iu a min-
utQjhan a man cau do in au hour, and
dq it better, bhc can make the alleged
lords of creation bow to her own sweet
w:ll, aud they will never know it. Yes,
a woman car do everything.
^"lof 8' aad G&ilEiren’s Suits.
Ladies will be astonished at the immense display of Suits for the Little Ones.
Don’t Mop uutil you find one of the numbers:
ora, 016and 740 liKOADSTREET.
-AUaUSTA. GEORGIA-
PLEASURE AND
err TO ALL.
W tehamt Jewelry Repairing aad full line of
MEDALS at
Specialty, maauiacturiag GOLD
.JOUX n. IPlGArtVfl. ■ —
Dealer in Diamonds, Watches, Clocksand Jewelry, 729 Broad Stroet, Opposite Central
Hotel, Augusta, Ga. \ sep!3-27 ' ~
Notice#
-THE.
GREAT EifRKrCh RE PAtAGE Gf AUGUSTA
We take pleasure in announcing tbat we have moved our elegant stock of Fur-
uiture to
840 BROAD STREET.
Old stand of Myers'* Marcus. We have this lurrrc store filled to overflowing with
the most Elegant and beat Assorted Stock ever offered. We compete with any
mat Let or any dealer in - .
ST'S LE. QUALITY OR PRICE.
The steady increase in ou: bu*ine-s ig whn: ha* cartscd ns to move so often. YVe
now hive THE WNE-T STORE and FINE TSTOCK IN GEORGIA. WritiT
tor catalogue or eidl fftid se** us. . .
*epl3 27
J. L. Bo wles & Co.
840 Broad Street, Augusta, Oa.*
STRAIVGER J *
Ami tell all yduu friencls and (lie rt'st of-mankind ihal J. W.
LL\ ^ & CO., the liriMid Street Grtx^en*, oppos te the Augusta
Hotel, have in store and loT-tkile a full 8tfK-k «jf Shiple ttnd Fancv
Groceries of t e best grands antf-At-prices to suit tlie times. The
nimb e penny is better than the slo^iiilling. Live and let live
is their motto. A choice stock of the lx'sM*i^uors always in storc.
Prompt attention given to i\ll orders.
Mr.-J. II. I*c
serve his munv
1 • wxill IvF <111 UIVICI
-evy is with the house and will be pleased to see and
V friends in Carolina.
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C’OJS^IC4>JM»€>JTl-» OF* COTTON WOdCTTKl)
1883
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Bargains at BlackviHe
FOR THOUSANDS OF CLOSE
th<- Idl'^* Ml bU * K of
BUYERS
I AN ^*0W
RECEIVING
General Merchandise
the Tnnh of rfcl» n*-
Ever brought to tjje State. «ud I |dt «lge
eertion. ' '
ili« y were bought for cmdi, far-bHlcrw market q iotH'h'na, m***I will l*e cold (or
c-Hbb at priced Dial defy c >nt|*etiih*D. N** iu« ichuut in the S ale i-an »H1 uh
much fra the li'dliii'mm 1 rail.
A cordial iuvltaihxi la t xitpded to the people of nil the aurroumliug counties
to visit me and tx tmlne my ;
the W. M. Hair tra.'t,
Traci No. 4. coat lining 25o acrea hy re-
*urrfy, hut said too.u>lain f'KIacre-*, more or
le«*. hy Ihe tft a doed* thereto, ealfnl the
Lard Traci.
Tract No. 5, containing 150 scree, called
Ihe Wilson Dirt Tract.
Traci No. 6. containing 89 acres, part ol
ihe D. II. Baxley land
Tract No- 7, containing 80 aorta, alto a
portion of B. H. Baxley Uhd.
Traci No. 8 containing 90 acre*, portion
of lh^ Adam Lard laud. f - * -
Traci No. 9, containing 294 acres, com
monly called the-Nix tract.
AU which Tracts are more fully described
in ihe order ofaale ia the office of the Clerk
of ihe Court, to which intending purclisaer*
arc hereby refen ed.
TKSMa er 8A1.I.
Twelve months credit, with cash sufficient
lo pay costs, fees and disbursements ratably
out of-each inict Title* lobe made by ihe
Master and deliveied to Ihe purchaser or
purchasers on payment in lull of the pur-
chaae money.
0. DUNCAN DELLINGER, ‘
derPf t*l Mister It C,
ATJaUHTA, «A
oc
DOVT RRAD Til 18!
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BUT COME AND BE CONVINCED THAT BETTER BARGaJXS CAN
be had at _' v ’ - ' ^
than nt any oilier store in this Congressional District.
Anything ami everything in ,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
to bo sold at prices t# suit the times.
MRS. M<)LAIR has just received her Fall stock of
Mortgagee's Sale.
The State ef South Careliaa—Bara well
Coumy.
By virtue of a power toaUined la a cer
tain deed of bargain and aale. commonly c* 1-
o<l a mortgage, executed an lb* ‘AM day of
February, 1888, by t: J. Braxton ie W. C.
Weaver nod recorded on tbo 27ib day #f Fob
ruary, 1883, iji.vel. 4 V, pages 40, 41,42, 48
and 44 in the office of the Register of Mesne
Conveyances for Barnwell county, Stale
aforesaid, I will sail at Barnwell Coert
Home on Monday, tbo 7th day of January
next, it being sak-sday ia aaid month, wiibin
the legal hours of Sale, all that tract or plan
tation of laud situate, lying and being lu
Barnwell eouniy. Stale aforesaid, aud known
as ihe Hungry Hill Mill Tmt, attaining
Ijbty »<▼•* ter as, more or iom, aud bound* d
as follows: On the North by Ihoestetolxads
of George P. Morris, Hr., on the South by
lands of Alfred Souse, on tbo Eaot by Alfred
SeaM,eu the Northeast by the. Great Sattka-
baiohie aud oa tbo Woot by laada of tbo
txte of Hxnsforo ntrker.Ti
8r , decoaaad, aud landaof Jsba B. Brubbatn
aud wHe
Couditloii brobeu. Tonus cash. Purcha
ser t op* y Ibr papers. <
M. C. hKaVCB. Mortgagee.
JeolJtt*
and ao satisfied is shuof its superiority that she invites no inspection of the Indies
generally, confident that her Styles nod Prices will give complete satisfaction.—
Type Gin not describe her stock. It must be seoo to be appreciated. lints, Bon
net*, Feathers, Ribbons, Silks, Sat ins, Velvets, Laces, Collars, Jewelry, Gloves,
Satchel* and evorythisg kept iu Millinery Scores. r-.
ery a Specialty,
cr MilHuery Rooms aud invites the frequeut calls of her
She U now cnl
friends.
The stock of
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FANCY GROCERIES
is complete sod will be sold as chesty as at any other store in the State.
A splendid line of Bpot* aud Shoes from the beat manufacturers and all
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as Represented.
For Men tad Boys A (bit Km of Clothing and Furnishing Goods of the
BEST MAKE AND MATERIAL.
Trunks, Tobaoco, Dni^s and Hardware.
Ws are too busy to specif/, but aak nU tlie people U> cou*a ^ 1ti
goods, eh cap prices and eourteoos attention will help to build up Barnwell we will
do oar lull gart iu developiog our eouaty seat.
OokrK^TTlOTWKXUKS JkND CAK GtOOUM.
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Au CHd Virgiwhi Welcome te-all comers.
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F<»r I feel heeiircrl ihnt I con and will Rlresatlafactlon to all who m .v fov-.r me
wllb tUeir puttuna^e.
FOR THE LADIES
^T-fnvlie special Htt* ctl<m to my mufrutfleent e»<wk of S i-Hufrorn the ImsT
niHlc-re'. .Hic/AKfctfcl*oUl:ht ilmln^ rt^e-Pntrlewn»l wltl be a* Id .ti i'., :< pn,
A SttfK-rbaloes of Hnte, DonuHa, Flowers,nil ibe new fal.iUv In Put**- U • <!e
frum fa.-t colored pi lute hi 5 cents per jwrd Ui'tW fiiewt Silks s' $8 p,» yni* ,
HHudkercblefi*, Gloves, Peifumeiles, Uml idhta, Bntcb.is, Tk-*, K» ”-
•luff Cotton, lb ffl iigs. Jeut lry and all Toilet Brie a Bia* IU pi r cent. k*w.—
t Ii an HL>y other house in the State.
FOR M ^
The larpcst stock of Fine Ciotblnp and FurnlsMntf Goods lb the Stafe.^
-Suita for Iwya id 4 yema and for men weipldup 300 pniimtu, nnd for all Inter-
meiiialte Hm a mo<4 alsrV. Uupples, Wapous, Harness, Baddlery. Umbreliaa, Lar
gest stock of utaodsid Dotues*l<a*. Bn^ginp and I lea. He ivy stock of \
FURmTUnE
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Fr- m the plainest to the finest Parlor Setts. Full line of Drugs. All the latest
Improved
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
And a full lice of Hardware, Ttu and Crockery ware. My stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Is complete and sufficient to feed all the liunpry people In this section of the
State. And do«t you forpet that ray piieen are far cheaper than tboa** of any
competitor. Before buying elsewhere call aud see me. It will pay yon.
I have not time or spact to describe my stock, but It Is compiet* In i very de
partment. Hard tlrntw are ahead of us. but short cropn and t w pr|c»« will i t
hurt ibe people who trade with me. My vxpirlcnce and capitei iaptify ut - iu
mxklnp these promise*—and I will keep them.
Always glad to ace and set ve my customers.
Simon Brown,
BLACKVILLE. 8 O
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ELLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BL.JACICVIL.L.1»
Prom ptnasa a specialty
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Aiwa Gage & Co.
PROPRIETORS OP THfi
Charleston Ico Houm,
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Shipping, StenteKoat, and City Trade
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Packed for the Country a Spe-
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Supfdicd.
ciaitv.
Oldenbuttefs
MIT BAT BBTA8UHT,
Nos. 103, 87 and 83, Charleston, S. C.
Board and Lodging,
MRAI^M AT* Jktoto HOUitss.
Breakfast from 6 to 3 A M.
Lunch, Free from 11 A.M. to2P M
Dinner from 12 M- in 8.30 P. M. ‘
- Supper from 6 to 9 P. M.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STiXE.
Ales, Wines, Liquors, Sewars, Tobac
co, Ete., of Bum Quality.
JOHN W. OLDENRUTTEL.
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