The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, January 31, 1884, Image 3
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TRUBSDAT, JANUARY 31,1884.
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„Ml*« BHrieol* Brown. dM Ttiuni*
^ 4%jf »**t M.lh* rw«W^o«ut Mr. R. W.
^^ lUrl^j. hhe bad be**o •offering from
ffrolyob for •ohm time.
^ Mr. J. P. HtrobH wm rt^cted, with-
out oppositi m, lot- nriftot of Black- "***
Tillc.-on Tnesday, to fill tb» vneancy
CHiMod by tb* nwigMtioB of J. Brook-
e r Z »ro, Ei»q.
Mr. JcoDloga A. Oreo*, of thlfl
county, who ki'Ud «'D Tuesday at
Lanpley. He whh s break man on th«
Seuth Cari-linaHallway, and while
•toeplng to pick up a pin with which
to couple two Oeorgla Riilroud cars,
his bead was cwutfbt between tha
bu’npers and crushed, causing Imnae
dUto death. -He was butted at the old
H z grave-yard, near Abhleigb, on
yeeU-rdny. %
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** * '“ m tsr r- csutly Issued a c>>tutul->*iou u» a
^ | road overseer la bb section aoooaa-
PuiLADMi.rHiA, January 19.—Tb*, p^niod hy ths following Isttw:
•ndden illness of Lemuel Thomas, whils j Honored Mr—I have tb* plManr* of
bs was blasphemously intpersonsting berewltb wMlnslag y*«ir appohtttneot
A CAT-faTKOPK.
An amiiibts couple IIring in thla
eo inty have bad tht>r larder fiequent-
ly raided by a neighbor’s cat.
The watchful better half woke at
the witching hour of one, and hearing
suspicious noises iu the dining room
raised her leige lord ntd sent him
forth for vengeance.
He gets up and goes as Is his duty
sod habit.
the Savior at a supper party, his subes
qnetit paralysis sf tbs heart end tbs find
ing of his corps# ia bis bed toow, has
giro Jeakintown and its vicinity a scu-
Tbotaas wts a carpenter, over
sisty years of sge, who raroly attended
church and Who was noted in Jenkia-
town fey his disregard of religion. Os
Monday evening he met tws friends of
kindred disposition, by arrangement, nt
Coltman’s Hotel. They had made every
provision for n suppar, aud the tables
were loaded with poul'ry and liquors.
Kvcry one was in good health and spirits.
Before they satd»wii one of. the guests
sugg sted that Tliomss, who was the
oldest man present, should offer up a
prayer. This he did amid tho laughter
their beiug thirteen present, was sug^cs
tire of the last supper, aud while they
were eating, drinking and shouting,
Thomas uttered a terrible oath and muds
u.'-o of some blasphemous -expressious
thnt shocked even his comrades. They
nil started up with amazement at his
words, when suddenly he grew pale and
putting his hands to his he id complained
of pain. It was not until 11 o clock that
to tb* lucrative offloe of road oversew
Tbtttik Ootl you art st last Id tb« Ho*
of promotion. The paths of glory
lead bift to the gravsj but tha paths
of tha pablia road under yowr super-
vloloo lead to Columbia.- Remember
that large results often come from
small beginnings. Garfield was ones
orcraear of tha road. Abraham Lin-
coin commenced life as a rnllaplltter,
Rnd dled the death of a martyr. While
I can't hold out all these brilliant pros
pects to yost. I rnn only advise yon to
emulate their virtues and shun their
olllea. This offl *e c«mae to you like,
the Presidential chair to George West •
ioffton, unsought, the office io both
crises seeking the man, not tho man
the offi ■#. Another similarity sug
gests Itself to my mind —neither of you
amLjcsls^C-tbtwo prasent t among wheat- R “- -Now. you will proceed
to summons the bands In your best,
glviog them three day’s notice to ap
pear nt some convenient, place with
tools for the Huainess. Hone will be
allowed to bring a turpentine hack or
were llichttrd Mieers, a town council
man, and Henry Thomas, the only son
of the hoht.
After they had been seated one of the
men said that the reunion, mrrrmnmt uff"* wboe awl, but IBIMl coma wtrtf nxea
hoes and i-pades. In working tb* 1
toads, like death and taxes, none are
exempt, except from over age, and the
Prloce aa well as the betrgar must
cotno or send a hand.—Lcxlugton DU .
paU^t.
,. , <-Merat|.»n of E^nsry Speer's nomina-
t ins occurred .and. lltc supper had opeiu:d! -tprtr fnrr tHstTtct attorney In OeOrgfe,
. - rw._ O —.1.1. sa .4
.-hortly afler 8 o’clock., %
"I’m afraid it’» my Tasl supper, after
nil,” the muerub'e man moaned. The-i
clutching bia chair and rising with diffi
culty he announced to the rest: I must
vacate the chair, boys. You must get
some other 1'rcsident. I'm going home.”
Thom is was tiaen homo, and he com
plained that his head f-U as if it h id rc.
ceived a terrible blow. His daughter left
him when she fancied he had fdlen asleep,
and .thie next morning he was found dead
fn his b«xl. A horrible smile played over
his feature*, and his eyes were starting
out of their sockets “as if,” said a woman
relative in describing it afterwards, "lie
had seen something awful aud died
while staring at it.
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Tiik Indlstriai. Exhibitios.—The
Agricultural Society of South Carolina
will commence their Industrial Exhihi-
tion for 1A34, on Jan. 20th nt 7 P. M.,
and continue it daily until Febmry 23
1884. Tli'' exiiihit-i will include every
class, exceotlive stocc wh’eh the Society
has been < b iged to exclude tor the want
of accommodation. Tl:e e irly entry of
ininy tnfere«ting exhibits anrl* the suc-
f pr vious exibitions* warrant tl e
■ *v in primisingi.n unusually nttrac-
v« cAild i •>. ( he ip excursion rates
- i' 1 <- j>r ' :de I ly all {lie rai roads and
«|0't I «!<• f r exhil its given by all
jVsn-p » m >n line* Uadi ig to Charlcs-
| *^11- F' i f 1 particulars concerning rales
But the* bad| buy had ova ’ barged
pun. _
and air iio." Mvnts for space application
«l>o«t<’ lie nt-ide ro K. L. Roche, super-
ifitcti.lcnl, ( hailcfton, S. C.
*
Thk Hot Watkr Crnr.—Hot water
«* » r-urafiv* agent sterns To ha having
a ‘ boom’' now. Hot water internally,
exlernally and etcrna'Iy is the cry not
alowa ftou tbs Aunt Betsies, but from
The old gsotlaman vlsita tha drug
atuta.
lij
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loccumo
A. Sr AT
ir:,^;f\\'
And the bad boy U Indentured to
an editor as "a devil.’’
. ——— ■ ■ —
N A practical Joker stepped up behind
n mao la a Boston atora whom ha took
for a friend an I abstracted a package
from bfs pocket; Tha dark.saw tha
act, denounced the Joker, who appeal
ed to hla ’•friend," who turned out to
be an utter stranger, n policeman was
pallad, nod after many explanations tha
# cer wsa saved from tha station bouaa.
me of thee* practical Jskera are
too fanny.
Mrs. Louisa H. Albert, of Oder
Rapids, Uf baa stared lota partner-
-whip with her buabafl41o the practice
of law^ The Men remla, “Albert A Al-
hart, attorneys at law.
has used it for six "years in eases of in^
flammation of the throat and tonaila—as
» gsrgle—and he reenmsoends moist
heat for inflammation generally, and of
mucous membranes io particular. We
once heard Dr. barker remark that
the old
there is much truth in
Thomp
sonian aphoriam that heat <a life and
cold ia death,” and we are glad to know
that the common sense view of the
founder of tha botanical »re bsin,
recevsd fsr and wide-—Dr. Foote’s
Health Monthly
A ft w days ago a while woman . was
found In bar room In Newberry Coun
ty lying dead on her hearth, with both
arms burned off. She was the daugh
ter of Michael Klosrd, a white man
80 years old, who Is a root doctor and
whose reputation was made unsavory
by tha fact that be associated entirely
with oegrosa ami lived with a negro
woman, hU daughter liviug In a bouse
In his yard. Thera are auspicious of
foul play, nod thecoronar’s Jury declin
ed to render a verdict until ths coo-
tenjts of tha dead woman’s stomach
have been analyzed. Her father ad
mitted batrlng given bar a doss of root
medicine, bu‘. denies that there was
any poison in It. Her name was Laura
sod she was 30 years old, and recently
Inherited some property. Tie whole
family Is wall to do.
“TmiKe” ths PaxAcasn.—It must
ha highly encouraging to n preacher
and old him Immensely In tha exposi
tion of his aubjoct, to sea, while ha la
annoonolng his text a donee persons,
more or leas, Jark out their watebas
for the purpose of “timing” the ser
mon; Just as they would tha runnibq
of a race horse, or a steam engine, or
the belling of an egg. Tha disease Is
confined. Up preacher will notice, to
owners of gold watches.
Hwpphlrw Mpewr’* CeN<Irna-tti*n.
WawHinotok, Januiry 24.—Echoes
have come from the Senate Chamber
in exvctnive eeftslon, pending the coo-
ttvit a nharp encounter occulted be
tween henator Butler and Senator Ed
mund*, In the eour-e of which the
South Carolina Senator delivered sonv*
vigorous blows to the Vermonter, and
out of which Mr E I’ltunds, ns it is said,
did not come with flying color*. Sena
tor Edmonds made an unjust and un
justifiable attack upon Mr. Youmans,
of 8 iuth Carolina, for hla condzct lo
the late election ciaea at Columbia, to
which Senator Butler retorted that
M-. Tollmans was the equal of the
Senator in ability as a lawyer aud
character as a man, and that this, a’*
tack 1u a forum wbete Mr. Youmans
could rot defend himself was unwor
thy any Senator, certainly unworthy a
Senator of his long service and exper
ience. Altogether the debate wa spirt
ed and caustic, and Senator Lamer is
said to have come into it at the close
and punctured the Vermont Senator
with a terrible thrust. The two South
Carolina Stators made an earnest ef
fort to defeat Speer, but the two Geor
gia Senators suppotting him their ef
forts were fruitless.
■# — 1 —
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate Can-
ad ay tnme out to be a Radical spoils
man of the biggest type. Notwlih-j
Htnnding bis promises to certain Sena
tor* when he came Into office, every
Democratic head on the Senate aide
is to bo chopped off. One of bis latest
vlctims ls Cnpt. George B. Luke, of
South Carolina, who was messenger.
Senator Butler to day upon tbs pns-
sige of the resolution Hiring each Sena
tor a clerk Immediately apptdntsd
Capt Lake.
The members of Congress from our
State should at once Introduce a bill
appropriating on* or two million dol
lars for the construction of the Caroli
na, Cumberland Gsp and Chicago Rail
road. This great anteiprise la aboat
as Important as the Misaiseippl River,
and it Is certainly more important to
the country than the half dozen or
mors small rivers In Florida which
Senator Call, of tkat\8tste, wants tbs
Government to clean out and make
navigable. Indeed, it seems to ns
that the building of railroads with tbs
surplus money In the National treas
ury would do mors for tho general
prosperity of the country than the re
duction or abolition of tha tariff about
which so mocb loud cltm-tr baa bean
heard.—Edgefield Chronicle.
Tbs Conyers Solid South says: Uncle
Johnnie South, aged 88, has for some
time been paying marked respects to
Mrs Wilkinson, aged about 60. Mrs.
Wilkinson Is better known as Aunt
Melissa Christian. These aged people
have lived alone within two mileo of
each other for a number of yeafs. They
had concluded that they could descend
the bill of life more pleasantly bx lin
ing heart and hand lo marriage, ao
last Sunday' weak Unela Johnnie
bounced Into bis buggy, rode over to
his bride’s bouse, aud aentlng her by
hla side began retracing bis tracks to
bis own honaf, where the minister was
waiting to tie tha holy knot. Whan
io about n half ttlle of home he alight
ed at the creek tb let hla horse’s bridle
rein down so be could drink, and while
to the act, wonderful to tell, tha lady
was stricken down with paralysis. She
was carried to Mr. South’s, and tha
best medical attention hns been gives
her. She U still thera, bul lying la n
critical condition..
The Corbin Banking Company has
loaned lo Booth Carolina up to data
•bout IIOO.OOO on farm mortgages.
Mr. R. A Morgan, tha Suta agent,
thinks that thla Suta la in batter
financial condition than almost nay
other Southern Stats that hla aompany
baa operated In, for tha reason that
In splto of the crop dlaneteys of last
year thera ara comparatively ao fan
borrower*. In Alabama during tha
ftrat yn«r of tha coat pany’a opera
tion $703,090 wart loanad on farms
-• *-'T. '*i. r. ' m.; "a m*. pt*
Can usa —l'tut Wuauiogt >u ox-tic*-
pendent of the Obarlvotoo Maws and
Courier any*: West Point la to have
another ©dored ead-t from So nth
CfroHna, who baa Just been dcalgnn-
ted by Representative Mackey. Robeit
Shaw WUktoa. of Graham vide, Beau
fort County, tha aaw candidate for
mllltarv dteripltniaod-iaatruction, la
a bright mulatto about nineteen years
old, sod U represented as bring very
Intelligent and ao apt scholar. He is a
graduate of tb« Avery Institute of
Charleston. Before entering Avery
be received a good common school
etlncatltm In Apollo school of Char
leston. No competitive examination
was held to determine the fitness of
th6 candidate for tho military acade
my, but Mackey selected Wilkins be
cause ho made n creditable showing
aa a scholar and was well recommend
ed by his teachers.
i~ 1
Dxxn ix Ci i.ListoN.—Mr. John Wnr-
ren.lsthe old—t,srUler In Jluckley..
and is probably one pf tho most suc
cessful deer huotent lo ths State. A
few day* ago he met with euecess un
precedented throughout ail his hunt
ing experience. Through that strate
gic maooeu vet tog known only to the
• xperieuced trapper, Mr. Watrenceme
within rifleshot of an otmuspscrirg
track browring on the prattle, and fir
ed upou him. 4 About 150 ysrds fur
ther on wan another deer, feeding
around ns unconcerned ns hU compan
ion. At the crack of ths huntsman’s
trusty rifln both deer started off at full
speed, running directly toward each
other. In closing the distance betwen
tfcrtn, and about mld>\ay, tho two deer
collided with terrible force, one of
them springing aboy^twenty feet In
the air, and both tailing to.the ground
dead — killed by the collision. On ex
amining the boJIee, Mr. Warren found
■hat the death of each had been caus
ed hy the force with wnfch the animal*
had come together.—Galveston, Texas,
Nows.
Ua.xvv t/i r:» .‘r-Di-
TavaTMiWT »oi» a Fxt.ox.—Take of
soft lye soap and flaxwed-meal or
cornmenl a sufflrieot quantity, stirring
the meal In slowly and thoroughly, eo
as to form a salve or poultice. Envel
op the finger In this, applying snugly,
to bring It In clone contact. Remw
the f»aultieeev<*ry 12 to 14 hours. Don't
tty every prescription you may bear
of. Depend on this. It will. If applied
In time, stop the disease; if adopted
later, It will bring It to a small “bead”
(if too far advanced to he “ecattered”),
when It may be picked aflhost painless
ly.—Therapeutic G *x«tt*.
DtsmTitIA Cuke—In mild cases take
one teaspoouful sweet oil, after eating,
three times s day. In severe forme
take a dessertspoonful. This followed
up has cured cases where the doerpts
have given them np. Te who suff*r
from tide dread disease, don’t fail to
try It; aurely It can’t hurt you.
A statistician finds that in 1883 the
triegj-aph reported 327 Suicides in the
United StaUs, of which 215 were f^r
melancholy, 72 domestic Infellclty^fll
disappointed love, i&) insanity and
4G III health.
It Is predicted by parties who say
they have never fulling signs that the
fruit crop will be a fine one this year.
The next Domestic NationsJjOonven-
tion will comprise809 ielegaka,Instead
of 738. as heretofore.
ADMINISTRATOR SAL!?.
Kalatsof Frank Ayer.
By virtue cf »n ord*r of sal* m*de hv
Hon. B. T. Itlo 1 , Probate Judge, on tho 22'l
January, irM,t wl'l eetl at Barnwell C. H.
at the law omoanf tha <b»oea*ed, on Mon
day. the 19th day of February, 199*. »ha
personal proper y of the jn<e«tate. oon-
eiatlng of 1 Iron Mafn, 63 Vols Law Books,
Offloe Furniture,and varioHaotto-r articles
Terras of Sale Caah. T. R.AYEK, ' -
Adsatulstrator.
J. r. FIT.'KTTOnAM. Au’yln f et.
thousands of dollars
are wasted on Phyaieisna’ free by the dy»-
peptie, the rheumatic, the b'diona and tha
ae.Toua, whenad.llar expended en thatna-
approachable vegetable Tonic and Alterative
Dr. Simmons’.s Hepatic rompuMji,
OR LIVER AND KIDNEYCURI,
wow’d ia every eacecfieet a radical care.
Ne remedy in the world everee hilly worn
the confidence ef mankind as
SIMMONS’
HEPATIC COMPOUND,
OR
A*© K1DXF.Y CUBIC.
Fsr the cure of Dyipepeis, Indigestion,
Constipation and all troublee arising frem
the Liver, Kidaeya and Bladder.
Takes two *r tfares tlmeWn dey itprevssie
Fever nod Ague, Matartsl Fever, Dlptheria,
Scarlet Fever and Cholera.
Broil WOMAN !-»|
why will you allow yoursell to he prostrated,
your system enervated, your health com
pletely destroyed by the gaunt strides of
these insidious and oft 11met fatal diseasoe
called “Female Weaknesses.” wheu you can
be entirely cured by using SIMMONS’ HE
PATIC COM POUNJ. It. will remove Pim
ples aud Blotches, purify year blood asd
make your ski a clear mad healthy.
For sale everywhere, sad ia Barnwell by
Dr. A. B. Patterson asdi’hafiee Pechmann.
Black ville by Dn. L. C* Stephana aad J.
■ .Price.
Wllllaton by Dre. L. Vreekey, sad W. C.
Smith sad V. H Kennedy. . >
p. aiehl-ty
Alva Gage it Oo.
PROPRIETORS Off THE ’
Charleston Ice House,
Market, Cor.Cburch St, Chariaston, S.C
Skipping, Steamboat, and Gtj Trade
S applied*'
Ice Packed for tka Conatry a Spa-
•inky.
fabld-lp
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Nu S lia< w.tin.naiunrrum Csiwtls* IteOej
from A'lsn.t. eud Ihk-.I jl.ma. Woi hlvvkft.U
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Cbirlt.iun sml t^<c.l Sr^tloiii Kii.i »{ Sl.ckvni.su4
tleUinUia l>ivi,iuo.
N. 1 Am ruuiiMiiuu fr»n> South C.rollus luiltrav
fro* OhArlntos. CuluiuMs, l»i,ti|,.n ami Xo&l
sarioHtTawr«TEHckVTU.- *
No. (oianectT wUb South Csr<4l«« Ruilwav for
Au»u«u so4 W&l ■itttli.iie W’rvt nt BluktlHr.
bo. 7 bet counerti.n from Sooth Utrotlas R.ttwev
from Aaga-U .ml sH L^-al StMionv.
No. Sconufd, with S.)uth > .rolliis Rallwsv fee
Ch.Hmou, Coiumhia .mi ill pnluli Kut
Os Court d.tr ..f .arh uoui b a Up<A-ial Trrlr will
^t^^ejacwille at I A. ICh tadamve st Bsrawellst
D. C. ALl.RV.O PAT. Aa.nl.
JOHN B. reex, Ut-m-r.l U.iu(«r.
Snail CitroHna Uaihvay.
Commcneiiiir Jaij. 20ilt 1834,
will run as follows:
Lruini
'agV'M
itiL&L
Tmiif,
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WEST
(DjiIj) (Dtlly. «*rsp
Sunday., i
7 00 a m d.tnr p
tt.Cu a m
0 2 i r. m
9 St 1 a nt
0 42 a m
0.49 a m
10. 00 a m
10.12 a m
ID. if am
i 0.82 a ui
)0 89 a m
12.Ou a in
EAST.
I.cnve ( htrleotou
Arrive m lti.iiiohvills
Leave llranchvilie
l.e.ive K<ijalu
l.a-tre Midway
Lenvs It .ml).ig
I.eavetJr ihumv *”
Leiivs Lc< i
Leave Itiackville
Leave Eiku
La.ve-W tlli.t n
Arrive at Augusta
nt
G. 101> m
ti oO |> m
G.41 ]t m
b 58 p in
7 01 p m
7 IG p m
7 .27 p in
7 :i I p n.
7.Ah p m
f.*>4 p m
9 20 p m
LeaveAuguvta
LeaveU iliuina
Leave El bo
L.avt Ulackville
Leave Lees
Leake Urn ham.
Leave Uamberg
Leave Midway
Leave Edisto
Ar. at Braorhville
LeAve Krancbville
Ar at CbAi-lesiou
[DailyJ i Daily «-*»rpi
SiioJay.
6 f)9 a m
7.4o a u
7 47 a m
R Oo a m
».08 a m
b I’.i a m
Z.22 a m
9 SO a m
8.5oa m
9.OO a m
9.25 a in
II 28 am
0 4) |) lit
6.35 p iu
6.12 p m
9.67 p in
7.04 p in
7.16 41 iu
7.29 •• in
7.38 p ri
7.49 p m
S.tU p ut
8.15 p m
lo. 10 p in
COLUMBIA DIVISION-WEST.
(Iteily, Except Sunday.)
8.14' p m
1.55 p «_
11.40 a m IO.80 p m
G 40 a in 6.34 p ui
4.16 p in
8.00 p m
Leave Dranebville 9 20am
Arrive et Camden S 85 a in
Arrive at (.'nlunihia
Leave Coin nhia
Leave Camden 7 16am
Ar. at Dranchville 9 00 * m
EXFtiES.9 (DAILY; WEST.)
Leave Charleston lo 15 p k
Leave LeancbviUe - 1.60am
Leave Black ville 9 41 a m
Ar. Augusta 7.16 am
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST )
Laave Augusta 9.1k* p m
Ar. at Ulackville 12.16 pm
Ar. et Urancbville 1.46 am
Lrrive at Lb Arles ton - 6.16 a m
“CONNECTIONS.”
^ Connect iouv made nt Augusta with Georgia
R. R. to aini from a 1 p nnis " eat ami .>oiuli-
weal, with through Sleeper between Char-
iseton aad At'auia on Express train.
Connection-! m ide nt 1 harle ion with North*
Euster.i R. R. f jr prints North and viilh New
York Stennierg on S-itu-dsj*.
Cuiiureiions mvln at Coiumhia with Co-
tumbia sasLUreenville B. R-jitud Charlotte,
Coiumbtaand Augusta R. R. to and from all
points on liulh Itoads.
Connections made at BlacUville with Barn-
well Hi H
D.C. ALLEN, 0.1\ AT. Agent.
JUIIN B. 1‘ECiC. General Manager^
Registration Xotioe.
The Registntt iow Books vvllf be open at the
cotinly sear on the First Monday in each
mouth uatil further notice is given.
JNO. W. HOLMRjL, tvuperriaor.—
.deeglti
GU.sTaV JACOBY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Dealer in Watches. Clocks, and a Fine tine
of Jewelry AIM kind* of ftcpdii lng neatly
done. Old Gold and Silver boaglit.
203 King Rtreet, Charleston, B. C.
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CHARLES C. LESLIE.
Whelemle aad Retail Dealer ia
Fi.'h, Gama, Lobsters, Tarlleo, Ter-
Dpins^crs, Etc,
Stalli Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Char
leston, S. C-
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Haring made large additions to my
business I ant.prepared to turnisk Fislt,
Game, Ac., at short notice.
All orders promptly attended to.
Terms cask or city t
aeplS 8m
r/EXIUft HftKHOX lHwwHmwa4ki*WrilK«Hml _
and Hs-taurwni to No. 6/1 Knmd Strtef,' net* <V*-r ah>'rw tka atora sf Mr. /aka
liutiM Moore, a here he has «pletvdH room* Car the S'^vmiwodetiMi of kia _
The Rur, Oyster Atawti and i’igar Cowuteni are all on ike flia» floor. Tka *|fss
rsrbrt arc fitted up &>r ladies and gent lews*. Tka Ian etiouuoa and antttr irai
a»ai ; All mririaerarted will bo Fir« Clw9<. aaali-ffl
STOP, STRANGER!
And Util nil vonHVif-nd* raid the rest of mankiml that J, W.
LEVY, the Hro»tl Street fJnxvr. oppoaito Aujnwtm Hotel, linn
In store and for sale a full stock of Staple nnd I'nncn Groceries
of the host hr. iids at d at prices to suit the times. ~ Tlio*nimble
penny is Ijetter than tke >low *)nt1in£i Live and let 1iv% Mmy
motto.. A choice sTtK-k tiftiiO Itost Liquors alwuya in atoi«^—
Prompt atfontion gi\cn t.» ull orders.
Mr. .1, II. Ix vy is viith tut* and w ill Ik' pleased to see snd serve
Itis many Irionda in (./aroliuo.
of cotton sollciled. t>ep27
Iteuioval NTotice*
THK
GREAT ?03fKYmtS BAT.AGS ©f A'JSSSYA
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Wo take pleufure in anoot.ncing that we Imve tnored our riugnntatock of Furut*
• me to
840 TtnOAD STREET,
Old stand < f Myers A UtafeM. We Imre this kirtre «tnro flllrd toorerfiowing with
the nmst Kli^i.m nflil be-t Assorted ^toek ever ofll-r-d. We ewinpafe with
tn-uket or an v di-nl r In
•ay
STYI.K. CjtJ AElTY OR PRICE-
1 li * sti-n-lv im-isAiM in our linsinrse in what Imaeauard it* to mote so aftan. Wa
MtJihVe 'Jie Fiufst btufs iwi Fioe-t Stock in Georgia. Writs for catalogs* or
cull
siiu lie-! ns.
J. L. Bowles & Co.
B40 Broarl Street Augusta. Go-
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pleasure and profit to Ale
Wfilch nnd Js'tlry hspsii ing tad till line »f dne I*. Speeilfity, manufacturing GOLD
A LH at
-TOH?C M. FKARVM.
Dralrr in Diamonda, Watches, Clock* and Jewelry, 729 Br»*4 Street, Operils Central
Hotel. Augusts, Os. sepl9-27
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Wands, Wands, Wands,
WAXDO. WANDO. WAUDO.
AMMONIA TED FERTILIZER.
(Especially adapted for) ,
KIICIaII C’140I*S* or ALL. KI IN 1_>H.
also
' ACID PHOSPHATr AND DISSOLVED B3NE,
(Of High 6r»d* )
GENUINE GERMAN KAIN1T, ASH ELEMENT
PHOSEHATK FLOATS, COTTON 8JSH) MKAI*
AND ALL KEBTILIZEIt SUPPLIKS,
Address: Francis ii. Gaciur. President and Genml Agent, 7 Bxakeaga
Strc-t^ReHr of Pjstnlfice, Charleston, S. C. dsc27-3aa
Edisto Phosphate Company^
Charleston, S. C.
MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS AND IMPORT
ERS OF GENUINE GERMANKAIX1T.
Otde r s promptly filled for tbs fellowisg goads:
RDI8T0 ACULTH08PIIATE, EDWTO ACIDULATED ROCK,
LD1STO AM.MONIATKD FERTILIZER, EDISTO A8U ELEMENT,
ICOISTO KAINtT
Sole Manufacturers ol the Celebrated Duncan's Phosphate.
* Faucy Brands Manufkctarcd to Ordr.
The floods we ofiTer are unsurpassed ia the trade, and as we will rank* fa metis
tero.s wu hope you wilt write us bribrs c'.oatog yoar pnrehoaa.
For prices, t<ru»s, testiutoniala, Ac., add raws
Rv E. HLO A.N * Traaaurar and Qasaral Agent.
^ic G 4m
city acceptance.
German Kainit
AND OTHER ;
Fertilizers-
—- Tona Genuine German Kainit, direct
imponative, aad all other Fertillacrs, for
sal# by
HERMANN BULWINKLE,
Karr's Wharf, Cka.lsston, S. C.
dee-37-Sa
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W. H. WELCH.
LAEIEE BASOM.
Welch A Eason,
Dealers in Choies Family aad Plnatetion
GROCERIES. ,
Wines, Liquors, Began and Tobacco
127,129 Maetiog and Southwest eorncr
Market Sts* Char'aston, S. C.
Send for Prise IAVL No charge fo
Drayags or Paekiag. [oct2d
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CARPKTri
Bari'eta and fleus* Furnishing Goods.—
The Largest Stock Suuik of Bititimore. Mar-
quet llrussc a, fi-Ply aad Ufraia Carpets,
Hugs, Mats and Crumb Cloths, window
r-hauds, wall I’npers, BorJers. L*o*Curtains,
(’on.icei and P« cs, Cocoa and Canton Mat
tings, Unbolgtogy, Engravtngs. Cfarunraa.
Picture Frames. Writ# f..r svmploo and pri
ccs. BAILIE & C08KK4Y,
»ug2 ly Augusta, On.
G E. Steadman,
(Opposite ths Stroks! Hotel)
Blackville- S- C-
07era for xals one second-hand engine—
five hone power.
Also, one second-hand engine -tew bens
power.
Also, two second band saw mills.
Also, one second hand grist mil. . ’
Also, slot of new and second-hand shaft-
nig and pulley*.
Also, Uriser Engines and Saw Mills,
Thresher* «nd Separators.
Also, the Georgia Ceuicnniil Cot'e* Gin,
feeder aad t’ondenrer.
Also, any Machinery not in slock supplied
at short notice and on most reasonable terms.
Alsu, out 15-horse power second hand on*
Ntaav Msusa.
a. c. ncuoiA
BBNBY DI8HE& & CO.
Btkksai In ut Wkerivnkkh.
(Carter's old tUnd, North of lb* Depot.)
~ BLACKVILLE, 8. C.
Are now and at nil time* prepared to
or repair Buggies, C irriagee. Carta, wi
1., ate., at then actios sad oa
rite baild
•■irai.
gtne
Also, a second-hand engine and grist mill.
nov8
nmint
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Wholesale Grocers aad Dealers (ft
Fnvbkms Liquors, Tobteco. E c.,
167 ud 169 East Bay,-
dae6-6m Cknriaaton, S. 0.
OTTO TIDDUl * Mill.
WHOL.«5bl>K OJIOCTKXUI
Aad Provision Dealers,
02 a*4 1C4 East Bay 8t. (barUates, 8. C
ProvisioMa apeeialty. We have alwnya
** bead a largo stock of Prims Meals, ale*
cheap sutsaad grades of every d aeriplien
•f meats aad a fall assortBM*t of Gnearirs,
Tobacco, Cigats, ka- OMlfi ly
Plow*, Ac.
oanblo terms. Only the beat math rial 1
aad the beet wort dona All werk wane at-
ad and sat is fact I on guarsataed ts every eaa>
tom«y. Horae sbeeing a apeeialty.
art
Central Hotel,
Bread Street, Augusts, Ga.
MRS. * M. THOMAS.
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Ceat rally loci ted, coaveniest te baaiaees,
C. BART & 00.
dfAitisWorroir, •. c.
The Largest Importers of Prwk in the
South, offer fur sale n well aaliotad
stoak of
Apples, Oranges, Baaaaaa,
Cocoannts, ! araara. Kata,
Dried Fya, Raisttw. Po
tatoes, Cabbages, Onions FaaMto,awl
everything alee Ural n Ini elan whale
sale Fruit Hooaa ahonld havm Ccmtrj
orders filled with dispakli. [oat»
Wanted.
COTTONSEED! COTTON SEED l
I will pay (Me.
per Brake! for 10
Dry Cotton Saad,
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Cotton Saadi v
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