The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, January 03, 1884, Image 3
$jjf People.
J i i.. i—j. .'-■uuiJ 1
thursuai. January 3. u»a. ?
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oau unJ giKtd r ■•oLutHu*.
no)W In ord«r to turn new lonvne.
^jolja^irleyorrn baa lefvthe county.
Leap y*ar onoa more. Shall wo aurvlve?
We with all our frlenda a happy new
ye«r.
Not. a alnnle arrest In Barnwell during
Chtl«tnvia we fc.
Moon’* fleet qo^rter c aturday afternoon
a. paar 4. ».
i h i cu.-.-u'loi: of jMafl. *n<ler*on |* ep-
-r.., , . r . ( f ;i, j^itiiiv. th.« 11th Inat. It will
NOTICE
ret aala, my plaea, partly lying; in the
Town of Urabtau and containing 1-& aerea,
5 i acre* cleared, balanoe veil timbered. On
the at>ore place is a deeding with 4 rooms.
2 houses for laborers, large, barn and all
■liter neeeaaary outbuildings. For particu.
hint addreaa * U
E B.JOItJiSOS,
(jrahsuis, S. C.
dcc20-lm ' *
1-.\
b . 1 '■
h.> «wh*a»l nf Prof. T. C. Hooper Rlack-
Till>f 'n„ opeitad f'vi Monday, D tvmber
Slet wl’.h tJ achoUra. '
By an act of the last Legislature Jurors
can not be requIred-U'serienioielhanene
weelgat any tarm of Tourt.
The Hendors m Mlnstrala *»re-enjoya
ble entertalnnaenU In Barnaell and Black-
▼Itle during Christmas week.
We leant th it oolorM laborers thronch-
out the county ire changing quarters
more generally than near before.
Next Monday Is eal'Hlny. Don’t forget
ynnr promise to pay us. It’s the last day
of gn oa and don’t you Jorge* It
Mr. John O. Tarrmce dle<l In Red Oik
Township ->n Tue«day morning after an
lllnesa of Are week* He wis a go< d man
In all the relations of life.
Don’t emp'oy morn hand* than you can
safely support. Pr. si onthii election years
always produc*' fine crop* ard cotton will
sell next fall at fr<'m 8 to 8 cents per pound.
MpthopisTS lil.Matfettrt.—At the recent
Methodist Conference In Hqjnter the f -1-
loVring niinistera were as Igncd )• scrrlce
within this county:—R-v E. J Meynprdl**,
P. E. Charle bin Dl-trlct; Rey. M. M.
Brsbham, Altendnle; Her. Thornes Kay-
sor, P. E. Orangeburg District; M. H Poov
s-t, WitUeton; P. F. Kis'ler and J. N.
Jones, Grab <uis; F. r uld, UuiuU-rg.
t
Ak Old Fiusap — Wh >of us toes not en
joy greeting an old friend, esp*’ct«tty when
w* c.ViTi o igratul ite him on looking well!
1 wl h some such fueling that weiwd-
rart u> our. lulile Vick’s Floral Guide,
:deit comos to in£tir-iMe d In the nc.itest
and in »ai eleg-.nt c iver ihnt enterprlalng
hou-e has vVei Issued. To every lover of
gardsu work W ' ooinnMnil, In the heailiest
pio-slble luiumcr, this beautiful uud ex-
oTilinKlypr.uvic.il luMica'Ion. IheiclH
not h li ivrer -r a vegotiitdu Ki'osn ih.it is
imt Uiusir^Uid in it, aim some valuable
advice give ■ as to howto ralae and car^
finheiu liesidisall thi-, the book c m*
lab s a chanuiiig colored pi .le of U .were,
oho cnulatidiig a uollvclioii of Wgeiablee,
and x u.lid allows a s;a*oiineu of VickV
Extra Eaily Putalo. Vice pH souta ti.ia
Floral Guido (ii -dr up; rnpri ito the title!)
t i ail t.ia i.tai jeaV'Tostoinors sti' hilai-
niAs yS- nt, aud t . all othms at the low
(TTce of to., fouls, an-i tciU aucii that they
vai' ie»lucl tnecosiofl It from their first
. order fi r issarla. loom ft n.et trien le, to
«-ver} ruarvet gardeuri, and those Wi o
lue-ely aurden t r rloatuie, we say- Get
Vif»’» Fioful Gui le t - f James V.ck, Uoi.li-
is cr, N. 1’.
MiTtiirr'B J.v».c*ni Ai.ca —I'nder Exe-
cu> lotia—MattieJL. t l..w«re, n>.w Wulkei,
va. W. K. Flowers: 4k> aoroa* more or le s.
Niunded by J. W Ptowers, \ E. Fogh 1
|.ilids fo; iu ily b-ion*. lug to <J. H. Col li g,
sol k 'own ns pari of the liull Pond I rn t.
nnil levied on ua llio lioincsleud of W.'Ji
t lowers
a. F Stalling vb. F. c. Firm n; Iy>t In
the tow.i i*f \ end.do, wilh storehouse
1 hereon, bound*d by K. It. Avenue, J. L.
i-'Wldl itn^, W. H. Peyton an I I.. liiee.
W. A. rtoinrn v*. J. H. Bmekhal'ei: 4
j acres in Wiiiteton, lion.icled by H. 0. li W
I. iiela of Henry amitb, doceaMid, and of W*
II. Kennedy,
J W. Hes*dngcr vs. J. P. llnrley; Fe-
fendant’slnt re-t in 30fl acies bounded by
hunts of Priscilla MoMi'lan. D. Priester, D.
c. Bra*lley and Mr*. HAnsfor I Williams.
I. A Btsntn* r*. Mrs.M M. Hroadwnier:
- Ml ecros 'Mi<iud"d y hinds of W. A. B,
Newaotn. R. ,\L Willis. Mrs. A. E. list-
thews I lid tpjinus Htansell.
Aft HS.n "lUf y BTlIKUjfWtBT RgoTH
kb in Black - An Orgenizilton to be
t , r .* ■ a* - he ’•E nlgratii AwsutWiIod”
h is he*-ii fonne.t among the colored
rtut'ei ts if Washington for the pur
pose, mh s«t forth in the cnnetltutlor,
of helplttg colored pi-oplo frttm thr
Southern Statce to emigrate and lo
cate. The constltullon provides that
prospectlug and locaGng corntnutees
shall be appolnte*!, and that every
hen • of a family entitled to locate on
-46(Facres of Government land shall.
upon paying ten dcllats to the aesocia
ttop, reciivs help In gening to hia
place and have assistance for ooe year
afterwards.
It is not generally }<nown that there
is »» gold mine in Stanley county, N. 0.,
owned by the late President--James A
Ca held. The mine Is known "Uw-thr
lugtowa mine, and was bought by
' the President shortly before he was
assassinated. President Garfield not
.only bought the mine, hot ustablisher
at the mins a poslofflce called Flag-
town. The mine has been lying Idle,
but the man in charge of the property
has received a letter from Mrs. Gar
field etallng that sh* Intends to visit
ihlr mine In pcifloo next summer and
m ike arrangements to have It proper
ly worked.
Some men who get drunk and carry
pistols have givpn sorry Christmas
gifts to their families. As the Ne
Year approaches uieu are accustomed
to make pledge*. Some of them may
be the more encouraged to do so bv
reading ibe following paragraph from
it Washington correspondent's letter:
Three years ago I saw one of the
most brilliant pismbihrs of the Senate
staggering drunk in front of Willard’a
Hoti-l. Ths other day I saw that 1 •
|nfV ids champagne untouched at a
dinner. Said he: *T havenlt touched
alcohol to any form for three years. I
woke up ods morning realising that
- what pretty mush all ihA - temperance
lecturers have 'said was true, and I
simply said to myself-that I luvs had
soougb. And 1 have. I have never
seen tbs time from that day to this
that 1 have not felt a repugnance for
liquor.** Garland, tbs learned lawyer
from Arkansas, 1* a teetotaler. Said
p,e: **1 was passing I>7 tbs oetneter>
neat, my home one day, and I saw the
graves <-f a dozen brilliant roan who
had begun Ido *llh m«, every one of
Mortgftgcc’g Sale.
By virtu* •fs power contained in « certain
deed of burg-dn an.I !>*le, commonly chi'c.) a
mungAge, executed on tho Uth day of Pobru
ary, A. I*. 18H - J, by Mr a. Olivia Dunbar t<>
Uriah Dunn and recorded in the ofhceof the
Begiater of Meane t onreyoncc-for Barnwell
County, Btateof South (arollna. in Bnok 4 H.
pases 1H4, 185 and '186. ou the Uth day of
February, 1882, and by the eaid Uriah Dunn
duly aligned to me, 1 wi 1 sell at Barnwull
C. II. on aaleadoy in January. A D 1884 the
same being the th-Kt Monday and the'th day
of the montb, all that phnrtatien or tract of
land eituaied, lying aiid being in thaCouuiy
of Barnwell in said Mate, containing ninety-
t#o acres, more or lees, liottcde-l on the
North by land of F J. Saditftrv cn Mie Tnet
by land of Jud-on Aaron, on toe South by
hind of Elotae .Swndvra and on- the- Weet bv-
laudofMiiry Sauders, |o naiisty the.amount
due upon the security of (he mortgagcl
premises
Terras of sale cash. Purchaser lo pay for
papers.
THUS R. AYER, Assignee,
dec20 td * .— .. — -
Master’s Hale.
Court of Common
Pleat.
State of South Carolina
Barnwell County.
FRANK AYER, Plaintiff,
against
MARY LUCIA RAMSmud others, Defendants
f ■ ; ^
By virtue of a decretal order to
reeled m the above entitled cause la iil »**ll
at Barnwell Court Him can Monday, the Till
y of J muary n**xt, it being salcsday in
the said tnonfli, within the legal hours of sale,
the lolisiving described preu.iscs.
A lot of Und in- the town of Barnwell
hrunded ns follows : On the North by Alim
Street, on the East by .Marlboro Street, on
tl^e South by Main etreet and on the licet
by land of Sophie B Aldrich. contaiLing
two aud a half acres, more or less
Terms cash. Pure aser to pay fi r papers.
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
deem td Master B. C
iMnster’s £pale*
Court of rfemmou
Pleat.
State of South Carolina.
— Barmeell County
J. C. KENNEDY, Plaintiff,
against
W. F. KITCIUNGS and others, Defendants,
roRKCLnslRK OF MuBTOAGB.
By virtue of an order of Hi#-flomJF^W. H.
Wallace, Presiding .ludge *f tlie Fecond Ju
dicial Circuit. dated 2".d November, 188-t, I
will veil at Barnwell Court House on Mon-
Jay, the seventh diy of January, 1884, it be
ing sale-lay in said month, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described tract
of land.
A esrtain trsct.,or piece of land containing
two hundred acres, more or less, on the w*.
tors of Yerrow Branch, hounded North by
land* of WilLam F. Kitchiugs. South by W.
F. Matthews, Ea«t by VV. Matthews and
West hy E. Shaatell r land. "
Terms cash. I'ttrchaser to pay for papers.
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
decl3-td Master B. C.
M aster’s Hale.
Stale of South Carolina, ] Court nf Common
Jf^mrell County | Pleat. \
B. C. PKESSLY, Plaintiff,
against -
IMOGENE HARTT-WTW. HART andTCUL-
LEN B. ODGM, Defendants.
rOBBCLOSUBK OF NOBtUAOK.’
By virtu* of «*d*cret* order made in the
ahove entitled cauae by Hie Honor W. II
Wallace, Presiding Judge, •• the 22nd day
of November, lbb3,.) wilt »*M at Barnwel.
Court House on Monday, theTih day of Jan
yary, 1884, h bolttg sale day in said month,
within the legal Hours of sale, the following
described real property :
At! that pTintaiion or tract of land situate,
lying and being in lire county of Barnwf).
and State of 8ouIII Caro inti, containing two
hundred and seventy.one acres, moi e or less,
and bounded as follows ; On the Nor. h by
lands of W. I*. Blntnc, (formerly 1 M‘. Hut-
Noit)and lands of Arthur Bidst. on ibekouth
by lands of -amuei 0. Cave, o» the East hy
lands of David 8. Hair and on the West by
lands of John N. h^usell. 8.-id tract being
the vaine which was conveyfd'to the defend
ant, Imogen- Hot. on the 24th day of No
vember, A- D. 1875, hy John M. Cave, and
known .it the Hart pi. oc. ! r
Terms cuslj. J’urcJiustr'to ray forpapers
DUNCAN BELLINGER,
decl3-td Master B.r,
Master’s iSale.
Court of Common
Pleat.
Mortgagee’s Sale-
Tito Ftate of South C.tr.iina —Barnwell
CaiLity. " • ^
By virtue of a power contained in a cer.
vain deed or'Kirenut and sale c-mmonly ca D-
ed a mortgaic, rxccutcd on the 2 Id tlay of
February, lc8:;, by J. .h Brustotr-ro—W. C.
W uuver and recorded on the 27th day of Feb
ruary, IHMil, in vol. 4 V. pages -tth 11.42, 43‘
and 44 in the otticc of the Register of .Mesne
Conveyances for Baniwell county, Slate
aforesaid, l will sell nt Baruwsll Cuui'i
lloii-e on Motitfoy, the 7tit day of January
next, it being vaiesd.ty in said uionlh. w ithin
the leg. il hours of Sale, alt that tract cr p'au-
lution of land situate, lying snd hriug in
Barnwell cottuiy bialc aforvsaidrand known
as the Hungry llill Mill Tract, containing
Ighry s- ten acres, mote or e*«, tttd hi.nndcd
as follows: On the North hy the estate lauds
of George P. Mortis, Sr., on the Soutli-by
lands of Alfred Scade. on the East hy AHred
Sease, on theNortlfeaytJ.v the Great ka.tke-
hatchic and or. the W t-st by lands ot the cs
(4te of lUnsfoi'd liirker. Gvprge 1*. Morris,
br , deceased, aud lands of John B. Brabham
and wife
Condition broken. Termscash. Purcha-
*ar l>paT for pope rs.
W. C. wEAVER, Mortgagee.
dee!3-4w
State of South Carolina,
Barnwell County.
E. P. R. DIRT, Plaintiff,
against
GILLESPIE E. BIRTand others. Defendants
f IN PARTITION.
r.y virtue of an order of His Honor W II
Wallace, Presiding -lu Igc of tbe Second Ju
dicial Circuit, doted 1st December, 1S83, 1
will Fell for purpo-es of partition on eales-
in January, 1884. at Barnwell t.'ouri
House.between the legal hours of rale, (tie
following tracts of land in Barnwell coanty,
being estate .and* if W. D. Dirt, deceased,
to wit : <.
Tract Ne. I, oontainieg 425 acres, part of
the Aquilla Woolley lands.
Tract Ne. 2. containing 105 scree, anoth
er portion of the Aquilla Woolley lands.
Tract No 8, containing 170 acres, called
the W. M. Hair tract.
Tract No. 4. cont-ining 255 seres hy re-
survey, but said to Contain I'M acres, more or
less, hy the lit e deeds thereto, catted the
Lard Tract.
'Tract So. 5, containing 150 acres, called
the Wilson Birt Tract. '
Tract No. 6. containing 39 acres, part ot
the B. II. Baxley land
Tract No. 7. containing 80 acres, also a
portion of B. H. Baxley land.
Tract No. 8 containing 60 acres, portion
of the Adam-Lird land.
Tract No. 9, containing 294 acres, com
monly called the Nix tract.
All which Tracts are more fully described
in the order of sale in the office of the (.’ erk
of the I'otirt, to which intending purchasers
are hereby refert eJ.‘
TKSMS OF SALf.
Twelve months credit, with cash sufficient
to pay cost*. ft?e» and disbursements ratably
out of each tract. Titles to he made l.y the
Master nnd drliretedto the purchaser or
purchasers on payment In full of the pur
chase monev. —
. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER.
declS td Master B C,
nuim
And now Is the time to
Finest variety ot Tropical
Freak Cargoes every *w«k
Desanaa, Ocoanuts,
Grapes. Northern Fruits,
nuts, BaiiAfts. Nvts. Cltr
Orders ifted with dtep
C. BAR
- i
hr**
age*, Malaga
Few
J»L.K.CKVILi
• y ’ . 0 ~\ ,
Blunt distilled from the min grown in the data w»te#
nabie ft Heymnn, New Yorks The Buckingticm is not ofenkl tp
hrae years old. when by Berntion and natural evaporation it »s
from^UMl oil Venable dt neymau stake their reputatioami the purity of this Whiskey, w^ioh
theWiheheve frill fill a derftre long fek by theM who are advised to use it raedicinaHy.
Vo»«Je hy W. JL CUKIOTUt ««nwell. C. H. -, C. 8AHLMAN, Jv* (X). Ikmberg; J.
P. 0!NLtLL, IrlaokwW, MOOBE k SAXE. Allendale, W. D. TUUNEB k Co, Elko.
7 ati'.vj* •'* , 'UuNvit**■ » A *
'sthky^dBrnin '
e. a
C!)?PEPi,TI\ A\D m EtioifeliER.
u
Roofing *nd Gutterinjr'oxoetstad iu a
workmauiike mnunir. 0I»0* •vee Repaired
-r m <4
and titled up. Call* ihrpi
promptly attended to.
■ ■FBIIX)*
Himon Brown. P,. W. F
ersbi-e. Dr. J. li Blaci
Th ii'Cou h fy Cvuidilaalouer'
county
,A. J. Weath
Woodward,
Wanted
4b M
■ < t w >
COTTONSEED! COi^ONi
fiWn fi«
Busbeia Sut
srlt to at l
npAffovemt
Srad Ural
On sad after Morday, Nor 1*th ISM,
will rau *« fvfluwa till farther notice :
t ratal
IPAfly—Exoepr tbiDdsr*.|
WScraTWAm*.
I will ptty (15c) fift^sa cant* oSsh
per Hnsl.el for 1(),H00 Biishei* Sound t
Dry Cotton Need, deliverlt to dm at tliia
place before thj first of npitMovember.
Will exchange Cotton Send Maul for
Cotton Seed.
j. n. wqpo
STATIOMk
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1Uait 1,7 Acc'm.
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BAS l SAS
»C AhTTWARIk.
STATIONS.
lv Barov-U
*- Want van)‘I
“ A^>Ulvk ’
Ar Blsrartlls
4 Mall 11 Arr'm
A. W “pTlt
lit ' All
ft» 1 kn
1J* | kM
SCO 1 CM
Lea’s Ttirnout, S. C.
oct!8 _
Money to lend,
In sums from $. r >00.00 t* 1500,000.00,
ON FIVE YRARB TIME.
Don’t write for particulars but call in
person on
W. n. rtlNCAN,
A Homey nt Law, Barnwwti C. H.,S, C.
Oifi-X! hours from 9 A. M. to J F. 11.
in rear of J. W. Blantoa’a store v
, • oc;25-3m
A hdittblc Hull c iu i>t‘3l Wilh.
• r
W. U. WELCH. LAjdr.R EASON.
Welch & Eason, *
Dealers in (’hoifc Family and Plantation
«ROCERlK-S.
Wines, Liquors, Segars nml Tobacco,
127, 129 Meeting and Southwest corner
Market Sts. Clmrlehlpu, S. 0. -
Send for Price List, •io charge for
'TPraysye trr Packtngr- -. [<><*96
llarawrU Uallrond trains ixoaccl with South Car-
oliu* ttedwiy TralniasMtavrv:
Na • ha* rouamtoufiwm ttuath Oarolia* Bail way
■K*ai AuftiWa sad LoMl Warhias Wat at MaekviH*.
N*. 4 ronaact* with South OaraHw* Bail way for
Cltarlntou sudlAeal .Wat ion* Ehil of Blackrtlk **4
Columbia IMrlutoa.
No. A ha* cwnnoctioa frowt Rnuth Carolina Kailwsr
frosa Chirl»*toa, Columbia, INriaiua ami all l>ocal
Mat tun* East of BUckrlllr.
Ko.Si-ounccU with South Carolina Railway for
Autumn »ud Local Station* Wrat of WarkrUU.
No. 7 bo* cunnrrtl*n from houth Carolian Bailway
from Auguata anJ all (.tn-al Station*.
MB. I i-oaoret* with South < aroNtit Railway far
Charl***iOH, Columhls oad all pnlots Kail.
On Court <t*v of **«h mouth a ttamtst Train vrttt
Ira vo Mar trill* at I A. M„ cad arrivt at BarawcII at
7.4* A M. , - ,
D. C. ALLEN,Q PAT. Agoal.
JOHN R. PECK, (itnsnd Mautgvr.
South Carolina Railway.
Commenriitfr Nov. 18th 1883
will rm as iwliowa:
train*
iUUiL'AlL
AUGUSTA DIVISION
t WEST. •
(Daily)
Alva Gage & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
CharJestoN Iccdfousc,
Market, Cor. Church St, Charleston, S. C
HKNRY HTEITZ,
latporUr and WholrsalA Dealer in
FOilElfiN AND DOiesIlC FHl'lT.
Apple*. Oranges, Bvnaaa*. Cocoanuts. Lem*
on*, Pineapples, Potatoes, Ontsns, Pratnls,
t’abbr.ges, Ac.. S. E. Comer Jleeiing k Mar
ket Mteets. Charleston, 8. CA [octll
PATENTS
KtJNN k CO., of the Brtnrnrro ANRittCAW. eoa-
Unue tooet aaBollftltora for 1‘ateats, Cavrata, Tnda
Mark*. Cirayiicht*, for tbe Unttad Rtatea, Canada,
fcneland, Franoe. Germany, eta Hand Book about
PatonU nent free. Ttilrt»-*evm Tear*’ experience.
Patent* obtained throuan MUNNa CO. I
Leave fharleeton
Arrive at BrnnchvilU
Leave Brauehvilla
Leave Ediste
Leave Midway
Leave Rtrabeig
i.eave Grwbatns
Leave Le< s
Leave Blockvilla
Leave Elko
Leave Willivtvn
Artiva at Augusta
5.20 a m
7.4C a in
7 55 a m
F.*'9 0 m
8 15am
h'fj a m
8.33 a m
8-44 am
K57 a di
* 9.05 a nt
9 11am
10.40 a m
EAST.
(Daily, except
Suodaya.)
4.0o p nt
6 lOp m
6 SO p nt
6.41 p
6/.* p
7 01pm
T.’C p
7 27 p
7.84 p
7.48 p
7.54 p
9.26 p m
"* ' r
fDaityl [Pally virep
' w
Sundufij
Leave Auguata
4 18am
5.u6 p m
Leave W illMton
7.47 am
6.36 p m
Leave Etko
7.54 am
6.42 p m
Leave Blackville
b.09 a m
6.67 pm
Leave Lev*
, 8.17 am
7.04 p m
Leave Graham
8 88 a m
7.16pm
Leave Bamberg
6.44 a m
7 29 p m
Leave Midway
8.51 ara
7 38 p ix
Leave Rdivto
9.62 am
7.49 pm
Ar. at Branrhville
9.12a in
8.00p m
! Leave Rranebtiils
9.2a a m
8.15 pm
j Ar at Charleston
16 20 a m
lu. 10 p ii-
COLUMBIA DIVISION-WEST.
(Daily. Except Sunday.)
. are noticed
fova ,
lean oent free. Addreoe MOWN A CCL, BrinwnvM
AmxRICan Offlee, 181 Broadway, New York.
Shipping Steamboat, and City Trade
Supplivd. ;—.'.""i""
Ice Packed for the Country a Spe
cialty.
febl5-ly
Frei Yen Sasten,
"\\’holcHivle wml Rotnil
mm? wtrit
FIRE WORK S>
Confei.-itom-ry, R.bbT fiOfdts, Eic.,
370 Kl.VG MTttEKT.
CHARLESTOX, S- C
dec 13 •• .
OTO TIEDEMANTsOnT
WHOLiTCMAIjK CilAOOb^MSr
And Provision Dealers,
102 and 1^4 F.ait Rity^SL Charleston, 8. C.
Pratiaiuns-aApcrinll,y^ We have a!ways
Leave Branehvilia
Arrive at Camdea
Arrive at Galnmbia
Leave Columbia
Leave Camdea
Ar. at Eranckvilla
9.20 am 8.15 |
83aani 1.^6pm
11.40 a m 10 86p m
6.45 a m b.tfh p n>
7 16 a m 4.l6p w
9.10am F.OUpir
mnCAL i'KEti SEtlKG MAOBSK
Il la tbe moat perfect trarHWg withe UgM*
eat Ruanlag Aawiag MaaBlaa aver •vadaaed*
So aimpla eBlVt aaa aee M.
p*HaatM satijba Raw DOMESTIC aad fan
ftrrvad K HITE Sewjag Macblnea *
A Fatti Hand Atixthnient firmivbad fVaa arfUk
each maeliha.
60 go< d deeaad-kwad maebiaea at S6.00 aad
f 10(0 wait. Naedlea Oik Tatis aad AU
t*i hfcdbit for all Maebiaea at wbalaaal* aad re*
fall Aftatsfot Dan.vatic Paper Patterae.
THOMAS & KEY. M8 Bro.1 St. Ah***, o*
A. 1. YSO)lAV„4 A U. KEV. -
Mr. J. W. BLATTON in our Agent at Barnwvll for (beanie af Ike
NEW HIGH ABM DAVIS MACUINKS.
July 19 6m
■lamF" grym dOiUTf TT
JELi rifles ^basT JEmS
Saloon and Restaurant.
LKXIUS Ui<;NSON h.. rarrT»tu. Writ Kwna*
loon and Restaurant to Nit. I'JT Rrmd Street, bi*xt tloof above the stem of Mr
John B-ni*t Moors where he tiss splendid looms far the accommodation of hii pet*
rv*ns. The Bar, Oyatir Stnsrl nnd Cigar Couotlia are all on tbe Irat floor. Tho
upper parbuna are fi tel up far i:Adiea and tfrii lcmen. The be*t itteation and poBto
wait#t|. A I article* acrvetl sill be Kjmt ('bus. aepl3-27
It Begg&rs all Description.
U * ■' I.-I
■ Kr^acfc
Graadflst Ovate Ever Enaws.
i
G. E* STEADMAN.
(Opposite the Strobcl Hole!)
bl.ac’k;vil.l.ic, c. o.
Off^rajor fale one secoud-hand engine —
Five Hot sc
Also, one secoalhhgnd engine—Ten Hone
Power.
Alao, two aecond-hnnd snW'TBiMs. .
Also, one sdconil-haud grist mi
A so. a lot of new and aecoud-band sKal
ing and pulleys.
Also Geiscr Engines and Saw Mills,
Tbreshtra anti Separators. r
Also, I he Georgia Centennial potion Gin,
Feeder and Condenser.
Also, any machinery not in slock suppllrd
at short notice and on most reasonable terms.
Abo, one 15-hone power second*.haiid ?n-
giae.
Also, a second-hand engine and grist mill.
novS
BBSKT DISBCS. t C. rtCKKCM ,
HENRY DI8I1ER & CO.
Blacksiaiths and Wfecelwrighls,
(Cartels old stand North of tbe Depot.)
131^ ACKVIL.LK, W.C.
Are now and at all limes prepared to build
or rapairBuigiesv Carriages, Carts, Wagons,
Plews, Be., Bo., at short notics and on reas
onable term*. Only the best aiaiet ials used
aqd the best work done. All work warranted
and satiafbction guaranteed to vrery custo
mer. Horse shoeing a specially.
nor8
Central Hotel,
nnoAP wrrvtKMrr,
trOXTSTA, GA.-
H. THOMAS.
them baateoed 16 hta and by whlakey. ~ ~ ~ \ . . . , -
I made op ®y mlod that I bstd ^rw.V C^tral^y Uettofl, eoBWUMt !«>■«-
on band a large stock of Trim; Me."ta, also
rlteap outs ni>d grades ef every d .>*ription
of meats snd a full assortment of Groceries,
Tobacco, Cigars. Be- oet25-ly
thousands of dollars
are waste! en Physicians’ fees by the dys
peptic, the rheumatic, th'e bilious and tne
nervous, when a dollar expended on-tbat tin -
approachable vegetable Tonic and Alterative
Dr. SimmonsS llpputic Compouiiii,
OR LIVER AND KIDNEY (HIRE, /
wou'd in every case effect a radical cure.
No remedy in the world ever so fully won
the confidence of mankind a*
BIMMOTSTB 5
arising
the l.iver, Kidneys and Bladder.
Takep twonr litres times a day it prevents
Fever snd Agne, Malarial Fsvsr. Dipthsria,
Scarlet Fever and Cholera.
tyoil WOMAN
why will you allow youreelt to be prostrated,
your system enervated, your health com
pletely destroyed by the gaunt strides of
those insidious and oft times fatal diseasi-s
called “Female Weaknessea,” when you can
be entirely cured by using SIMM0N3’ HE
PATIC COMPOUN J. It will remove Tim
pies and Blotches, purify your blood and
mMul your skin clear and healthy
For sale everywhere, and in Barnwell by
Dr. A. B. Patterson and CkaiJea Pechmann.
Blackville by IT* L. C* Stephens and J.
II. Price.
Wiliiaton by Dr*. L. Brooker, and W. C.
Smith and W. II Kennedy.
mchl-ly
AUO
MRS. W
UliSTAV JACOBY.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
STATTBOARD OF EDUCATION
5,10, h5,2 5,3¥~
CENTS,
BEST dNDCH^ f>tS1 ’-~~
Spellers 12 CehtS.
fOR SALE EVERYWHERE _
Wanted.
COTTON SEED, COTTON SEED.
I will pay (16 l-2c.) sixteen and one-
half cents ettah per bushel for 10,000
Bushels Sound Dry (’otton Seed, deltv-
e r ed to me at this place before the first
of next November. Will exchange Cot«
ton Seed Meal for Cotton Seed.
C. li GYLES, Blactville, i.C.
octll-3m
HEPATlti COMPOUND,
. J, H. E. Stellinff
I.IVKK AND UID.'YI-IT 4’1'RK. O
^i'.'^hWtlOLESALK PAPER DEALER,
d Printing.
Dealer hi Watches, Clacks, aad a Fine Line
efSewelry All kinds *f lUpairieg neatly
done. Old Gold aad FPver bought.
Sin King Stmt, Charlttaa, 8. C.
•Wily * ,
Paper Ba^'ElQitr Sacks,Twine, Kte.
Blank Books, Station*:
Lartesl aud most complete si
abliug low prices and prompt shipment.
Orders solicited.
151 Kast Bat, Chablestoit. S. C.
sop27-29
mnn
Wholtsdle Grocfrs and Pea’ers
fsovirm wm\ tobacco, etc.
167 snd 1C9 KAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
dec6-fm
Registration Notice*
The Registration Bools HIT be *p n stilt
county seat on lb* First Monday in each
■oalbMintil farther notice la given. .
JNO. W. 1T01M Jj, Stpervieor.
de-ll-tl
T.XPHKK8 (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave CharlestraZ^ - 10 16 pm
Leave Branchvlttr^ —’f 1.50 a ^
ve Blaakville 3 41am
Ar. at Augusta 7 44 a m
EXPRESS (DAILt) EAST )
Leave Augusta 9.80 p m
Ar. at Blackvtllt 1.215 pm'
Ar. at Braarbvitlf 1.45am
Arrive at t'hartestea 5.16 a mr
“CORSBCTIORR." — 1
Connection* made at Augusta with Geergi.
R. R. to and from alt points West and Fouth-
west, with through (tlerper between Charles
ton nod Atlanta an Eaprvrs train.
Ceaneetiao* asodaai Chariest on wilh North
Eastern R. K. fur points North and with Nee
York SteamersouSaturday*.
Cjnneetions made at Columbia with Ct
lumbta and Greenville R. R.nnd Charlotte
Columbia nnd Augusta R. R. te and from §D
points on both Roads.
Connections made at Blackville wilh Barn-
wtftttrifc
D C. ALLEN,G.P.AT Agt
JOHN B. PECK, General Manager.
¥OH THK LAST WKKK THE GREATEST BUSINESS EVENT EVER
witnenacd in uld Augusta! Nuch an outpuuriug of puuple ! and such » display of
popular enthusiasm as greeted me io uty
ii Three Inarge Stores
Has never been equalled in the city before, and only goes to show that the pnbll
appreciate my hoacet efforts snd straightforward system of verchMduuag.
TUB IMAGINATION SHRINKS FROM CONTEMPLATING THEAP-
PALUNO EFF10;T4» 1HU tilUCAT SAU& WILL ^¥JC ON THE
‘WRETCHEDLy ENVIOUs” FEATHER WEIGHT CLOTBl
k SLASHING BARGAIN-
Grandest Offering of the Day
My Mens $18, j$19 and $20 Suits
Reduced fo $10.
— ■ . * . • —: — Jt — . ' ^ . .... \
Elegant m sty'#, Engluh and American Goods inJLjght snd Dark colors. Pleii
and Fancy Cassim-rs and C beviota—Thousands to select from. AH Colors aad
Fabrics made up in Sack and Frock SOU.
I dio’l exhibit Monkey*, Baboons or Laaghiog Hysons, or any thing sttachsd
to s vulgar show ; but ♦
THU*-
Bunnm uim.
FRESH BREAD, FRESH CARES,
BAKttO SCVKtRV FLAY,
Tbs Choicest Con foot ioueriss aad First<
class Groceries always in store.
RESTAURANT.
Meals at all hours from Ion oeats apioe*
upwards.
Public patronage solicited aadsatiofaetioa
promicod.
J H BOROISH*
PROPRIETOR.
oopC If
CHARLES 0. LESLIE,
Wkolosalo aad Retail Doal«r In
, Quit, Lobsters, Tvtlffl, III-
wptes, Ojiten, Etc.
Stalls Nos. 1 sod 2 Fish Market, Our*
Ustoa, 8. C.
Having made Isrgs nddkUtss to my
business I am prapsmd to fnrntsh Fish,
* Game, ««., aA short ntflugs.
AU orders promptly attended to.
Terms Cash or Cky Accepts nee.
sepr
OARI»ETt3-
Carpets sod Hnoso
Tho L-irtrert MSonk
Maquvt Mnum*K
pou. Uusa, Ms'S i
duw Shades, WuR
in**. Chnrao*. .
baaipJo* aol PHeua.
AtOJIAOUbKElY
FttmlakiBar Goods,
th of Baltimore,
and ingrain Car
mb Cloth*, Win-
. Border*. Laee
Foies, Goeoa nnd
, ~ 0, ■ J35K
AcoostaGa.
#300,000
Worth of FINE READY MADE CLOTHING at prices Hist wiUcrests tk^
nmet Startling Sensation.-Thme
Are the Finest Mode Clothing in this country. Tbs prices wQI not be seen again.
I defy th* competition of tho world in
Beys' and Children's Saits.
Lodies will be sMoniabed at the immense display of Saifs for tbe Little Ones.
Don’t stop nntil you find one of tbe numbers:
014. 616 and 746 BROAD STREET.
A-UGfUSTA. GEORGIA.
-flOJGTJSTA. GA-
OCtd
Edisto Phosphate Company,
Charleston, S. C.
MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS AND IMPORT.
^ ERS OF GENUINE GERMAN KA1NIT.
...
Orders promptly filled /hr tbe following goods:
EDI8TO ACID PHOSPHATE, EDISTO ACIDULATED BOCK, l
EDIisTO AMMONIATKD FERTILIZER, EDISTO ASH ELEMENT,.
EDISTO K AIN IT.
Sole Muafulonn of lb. CtUbratri DDWCANB VHOSrBATX .
XTA1WCY BnATfKMi MJh.ICU» , A<mJB*0 ’TO ORDKR.
. Tbe goods we offer are uusurpnraed in tho tswde, and sg w* wNf Mfiko foTombh
terms we b>pe you will write us bdbre cltwiog your punha
gar Fur prices, terms, testimonials, Ac., addvtsa ^
J. B. E. SLOAN. Tr*to» **1 OcmW i
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