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iURSDAT, MARCH *51 li- 6, 1884. 7 moon luxt Tueftd»y at 2.30 a. m. March e-vmo in lilio a whole menagerie': Cyclone pits will be popular summer W- sorts. i . \ ' The oat erdp bO stood the bad weather b awly. — ' ' ‘ i Seventy-two bottle* of soda water 1 nblbed at E»ko on Saturday. Earlrendens ha*e been badly injured by the eold .n<t thfiheed trade ia lirely. “Now’e the time to (rlre Smith’s Worm Oil." fol»U-ly The first eprin* poetry o! the season bloometl in the H •mptou Uuntdlan. Several mad'doffs were killed last week in the neitfhb >rhood of White Pond;— Ex-postmaeter W.8. Pixaon is an aspi rant for the position of mstl agent oh the South Carolina Railway. Ouano* are atilt coming to all onr de pot* and the q"antity to be us<*d will be largely in sacass of la*t year’s consump tion The ladles elenred over thirty doliiira ro r> the hot dinner f<*r tho beaeilt of the . ip( 1st church on Holiday. Many CandP c tea were there. >'.umber for the Catholic ehureh at R'acl- * .ile lab-lng delivered The church wil! be 0J hy V6 feet, and will be. Its builders hope, oomplete<l e irly in the summer. O. W. M. Wllliatus, E*q, of Paroherg, has d> finitely concluded to “go West.” and loea e in Atlanta Wo are s-’rry to luge him but hope our loss will bo bw gain/ Mr. David K-ene Brigrs. of BlackvilK . s 0 't at the Haitimore Medical Cob .« on Saturdav, taking second honor in a class of over three n mdred students. The Couty f'ommlPSlonerr met onTu»s- di'v and awarded tlte c->nti«ct for ladtillng .the three poor houses to Mr.' A. P Wood ward of Elko for flv hundred and ulnety- SiT dollars. Mr. ChariiW^H. Mai his was ordained a deaooiTb T the Elko FaptUt churcli on Sun- ' evening. Keys.; LmittS Quthbert and . Browne of Aiken conuuc^ed the ordi- C.ou services. «>»« plum crop has h»sn rulne>l by the . ■* but peaches are «ti!I safe. Many trees are ».« lif^l-'es na in. in'iiwintrr. Ah expe rienced grower .says that tress that do not bloom in February always iel l poor fruit. A melon growers’ association wns rr l 'nli-d at Williaton on SatnM.y t>y Ui« •!«v*tion of Mr. L B. TV de as President and wir. K. L Nixon Srcre'nry Th • next meet ing will beheld r.ext Suturday aftetnoou und all inter;■stud parties are curdlrlly in- vit^l to attend. The bsyn of Mr O. B. Owens, of Itivl Oik, «r- Valuing oy T a t'Uiidnal bfiS’iels ..f peas nm 1 > large quantity of corn, was de- B’r. j -d by >n jncendfiry fir* lajtween two a id three o’clock on the night of the CJlh nit. and his dwelling house was only sav ed by earnest w gU. We acknowledge, with th mlti*, auinriU* ti >n to a grand b ill at (>r.<hama on next Thmsd.y nigl.t. There wTTT b.> a rire gathering of bdauty and bravery from all the ihughlxM'i ig town-and the rxcaltAnc* i*f the several Com ait u>-~ gmrantn^ n d'dightfui tun i to all wh» may be ao for- - laoata as to atteil jr.pl ■ ai i ai gements wi I be made for the pleasant accommoda tion of all visitors Xo ncun in the county hesbad a longer and wl-ier ioqn inUinc*' with n.llU. en- gifteh and murtliiiery Muni Mr. b(lward JtriKiker. lie nets nli jigteons who need anything in his line to'Kll upon idm tuid pr mis«s as^arorable to ins as any deal r lllilie State. Ail that he asks la a fair trial, and tt may pay you well to boo him boiorh you buy, —*~" ■' ' W hoi.ever wo In ten i.*w a well drosseil in in about Elko or WidUlou im ahvajs t<!is us that he lias b ught his ‘Vtore oiothes’’ ironi Lewis MAnftell, Aunusta, wno 1* so well kuofin to a)i Burnwell peo ple that he needs no enconiiums from us. Me is a straight man mid will do I fairly with ail who patronise aim. Try him and you will agru- with us. And Mr. J. L. Mjndson has some pleis- » TRit news. Every cIihkI has a stiver Urtlng and hard limes in the cities have brought ioc^; rices uud lov»dy goods tm liiackville- We have <irilieall extiuluod hi^ millinery goods and pr nuunfcytheio just too sweo tor anj thing-exeefd the pretty girls who ~w~ft war tfr-m. Wfi shudder forth* bach- i elors when the ladies shatl come out in all their beauty and srrayed )n Mr. Morri son's laces and lawns. Gemlemcn, the war is over. Let us surro.ider gracefully. During the cyclone near Uidva/ two littlochUiittfa of Mr. If. B. Felder wore bai led i.i the dabri- of his dwelling. Ills •on Called for*help and remained q itot Dbaths.—Lust week. In Rosemary town ship, of typhoid fever. Mr. John Bell, an old and excellent cltlxen. lu i.U'kviltotownehip. James Roby, in Augusta, dn bunday, Mr. Anron Mitchell, an aged and ««it' eraod rwtder.t of Grahams, while on a visit to his children. • ... X ' On and after 4th February, ISM, the sub scriber will transact his law business dur ing Mondays, Tuesdrys and Wednesdays of each week at the office of G. Duncan Bellinger. Esq., Master in Equity, and on the remaining da’s of the wi ek at his of fice iu Willi-iton. Xc*tterc addressed to him wi l find him at either place on the days appointed. II. M. TnoMPAO*. jau21-tf Attorney at Law. Molaib HoraE Abmvals —A. P Weol- wafd. Elko; G. E. Hutto, Midway; W. J. Barknr J H. Lafitt*. J. B. Pates. FTFr Dunbar, Miliette; H. M^ Ihumts m, V:. W'. Matthews, Wiilietap; Owen Alderman, M. W. Phi ips, J. R. hloltmker. White Pond; ^1. A. Jeukuis, Fl<! io PoiidjG. 15. JIcMU- lan, u! W. M. Williams, Bamtaug; AquilTn McMillan. W. F. Mirdleftm, Ap Tcttui ; O. H. Owen's, Bolling Spilngs; Frank Hogg, J. P. Cave, Allendale; W. P. Dunbar, Lllci.- ton. Rush remain Free srd Dan shall say 1 Drew a matrimonial prize and Healing Spilngs fl»w we shall remember you— Takeour best wishes and this watch as a slight token of our xegard and *h*n it shall time, at wahopo it soon may, your return to us for good, we pray that two Bi iggs may c mie together and oast an- ahm- under the bright light of a honey- modii.’’ Mr. Briggs wns taken entirely by surprise but responded feelingly .and ap propt iately. We but voice the feelings of hi%nutnerous friends when we wish him all the happiness and good luck that he do erves—and t'*at will be » rich fruition. SELLING OUT AT COST. ^ To make room for my Spring Stock, which will be hers about the first of March, I uui soiling my stock of Dry Goods and Shoos • - —AT - ' And Below Cost Como and see me before buy'mg else* where. ~~ ‘ 1 have just received a fresh lot of Gvo- ccrivs, which l wnll sell low down for cash. 1 have the best lot of Tobacco and Ci gars in the Village. For Frcwh Garden Seeds go to CASH STORK* fell? Private Boarding JUI**, J>1. M 1* UW No. 86 Uai-el Street, N« xrWcbFi.f Pavilion Hotel c hanebton, 8. C. H artf p*i day, $1.25. fcingle Meals, 50 cts. “Ouly HAMLINS WIZARD OIL, n dollar a bottle.’’ ’ n a m u N’s coren b a ls a m , HAMLIN’S J3LOOJ AND LIVEn FILLS'. , V TOi'. HALE AT |.k:k»y .uoLAinvi. Mi’ll GEORG KH-BATKS Edisto Phosphate Company, Charleston, S. C. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRAPE FERTILIZERS AND IMPORT' ER8 OF GENUINE GERMAN KAINIT. ' 1 Ordei s promptly filled for the following goods: EDISTO ACID PHOSPHATE, KDI8TO ACIDULATED ROCK; EDISTO AMMON1ATED FERTILIZER. EDISTO ASH ELEMENT, EDISTO KAJNTT. Solo Manufacturers of the Celebrated Duncan * Phosphate. Fancy Brands Manufactured to Order. The Goods we oflef are unsurpassed in the trade, and as we will make favorable terms we hope you wih writc urti-fore c'oaiug year purchase r jggrFor jirica^, terms, lestiuionials, Ac., addrex* j. B. E. SLOAN. Treasurer and Geucr.d Agent. de^fi tm Morrison’^ German Kainit AND OTHER Fertilizers. _—Tons Goiiuine Uermnn Kalnil, direct importatiot, aud all oihcr Fertilixer*, fur HERMANN BULWINKLE, Kerr’s Wharf, Cha-lMon, S. C. decIT-Sm Barnwell Pnllroad A Law AhlDINO PloI'LK.—On last Friday the rewly charter»«l road from Widiston to Wi born’s Laiidina was opeue'i as far «S the old Lhurlcsttin load. AH males «llh- In tiva miles of The. road subject to rdad du- ty except four turned out and cleared but the rmwl, which, when completed bv local , . y . .n mruril lll» IT I IVV I labor aid betne best highway In thfoout- ^ j |{)(\\! ] A'U L IaoLlIiHu A l L\ll,! ty and add givaily to the value « f the | u vlt^kV e I L* CJ. 11.« H. O. ' lands through which it passes and bo a * .... , , great oo.iv ulo, ce to the cittzens of that ' ^ i ' 1 F r ’ t,ic<! ,!1 uU " ,e Courts ° f .he btsts section. Ab-ut four hundred' hands wei, | ?*'« pr.-nim ai.eooaa to HI bus i.s. en- , . , , . tru^i-tetn# care. Ijan.l pieseirt and the only uni leasantm’ss was a little hr«. ze lietween two coioicd men, which resulted in th • breaking c* n hoe handle and the bruising of a head. LR. J. II. E. MILUOI V DENTAL SURGEON. h. c. Regular appoitKmcoja ns folloMru: Barn, well C. H. /r»m ibiHJJondayin cfcrli mom I le 1'ridav evening. Onb^ at tiic Palt»r»^i 11 ••me. Wiliisttm. S. C. fro»vfVi>t Monday ii Ciicl; month to l iiday cvenin£\0:Lce ovci (.apt. Kennedy’.' store, W Ut bo abd^is houm t.fiicotn Black vills every Saturday tohltvi 1 inii-e aiip'iiiit nei.ts>"dth .J'a'.ients to mee. them id either ofhisofSpea ’>t ar.y timv. ^ioX-Cttl'a attbnded in Ilaruwe'ilawd ndja. cent emi&iies. jii'>v.2 On and after M.indav. .Tanuarr Slat, 1S-4, .tisitt*. wiil inn ai fullowa till furthir’iiotk „1JL (fiallT—Kxts“[a .Sih'taj's ! Win*. rVV AIM). tSTATlOXA. L» nia kr!lle •* A-Mi'i /'a “ WoodwerJ a .Ar haruwrll Id A HT'W.VMU. 8 Mali 7 A0i’'ih. 7 «l F.W l.w b li 1 .10 6^ Carnnd •lurorn <wr I9N1. A. H. Uier-, * Aleck Urecn, J. Wife," W. F. Goose, Henry Cave, H A. Itayaar, E P. Neqly. Chiu. KhrliarJr, Hump Gray, (). Fail, P C. Beard. W. F. Carter, G. W. Beard, 8. LtetSHRnrv C. R. Clayton, John K tlair K C. Creech, W. A. All.' rmr xi.uona rna hacch tern —rtsar wkkk J. R Alien. Barney Dimoud, G. M. Moore, J. F. Breland, 1G. R. Beard, J^-C. yi’diogh nt. R. C 11 a ford, W. L McElhancy, Jus J. Glee”, W. A. Blnutit, J. Rivers Gue*-, Calviu Blaqk, T. B. Andoraon, A. 0. B. Bailey, John J. Green, Jonathan Mitchell, W, t*. t '» v e. 1'. Dicka, E. II. 1’eeple*, M. J. Yarn, □J VV*. Urecn, Alien Floyd, Q W_Falt. • ■ J. J. Brabham. Jr.. Alien Kin-ey, 1>. K. Oealerreicher. Sylvester Moore, C. J. Cain, S D. M Guest, J. J. Miies, G. M. Hardin, II. lx. Gillum, W. A Gyles. J.ihnson M. Sanders, Charles Collins, G. 1). Dicks., Mteeso wvxg. J. W. lisr xog, •J~ F. Grore.», M. M, Cook, .L. G, Bertv'diaJ) II. J. Moody. S. J. UniL-y. J. F. Barker, Chari(j»4iuiLeur. —•— G. W. Fail. B. R. Hutto, S. If. Hay, Jr., L- D. Dicks, G. A. Rhodes, tV. B. Copeland/ J C. Kowke, J. I*. Ftrohcl. J. A. Bennett, H. I». DieIVnbach, 0. E- Eilcnfield, G. W. Goo.Ison, C. B'Anderson, J.TlCfet'sh, — J. If. Fender, J. L. Morrison, . R. U. Hardin, J. L. Harley, . . Hayne Crum, Jasper R. McMHl.in, L. J. Hartxog, J. C. Wilkinson, • * N^Z.TsIder, J. E Berry, ' F. 8. Owens, -W. J, Duncan, —Ere.Riley, Rennet Sttingfeiiow. 7 ' ' i^;- • » Memento to Uic^ Late Tobert Goodwj n when told by his father that he would soon 1 worth that diatinguisheg betwoeu the pet rescue him. The little girl, who was asleep, awoke and cried out, but wh-m lier brother told her to be stll, (Uat * papa would soon g-t tUfdi out,” she also be- ^me qulvt atIH like little her es k.*pt t h'lr p<.ace until resciutd. Over fifty houses were b|f>*ro down hy the storm. All Ihe damages to the dwell lug* of the suff*r<.rs have been repaired by the generous assist ance of the nelghb >rs, who freely gave time, money, n at«iiils 4 provisions and la bor to tlirlf unfortunateTtleuds within Hie track of the etorru DV. N. F. Kirkland, Treasurer 0 well «>unty, mad* on the 29th utt. a . battlement with the State which tins not been excelled by any other trnasurer.-^ Barnwell Shows her growing pr. Sperity as clearly as shy iither county dmen she comes to pay her tnxe-. Out of a total State tux of $21,307, Treasurer Kirkland ha* paid into the htat.e Treasury $30 851, le.ving but i$76 of State taxes nulla bona. There was not a piece of land forfeited for taxes in Barnwell county last y-ar, an t the county tax was cslleeted as closely as ' the State tux has been. The State treas urer says that the pa) merits of State taxes have b-en so full and early this year that but little money is now going into’the treasury from that source.—News and Courier. _ . On last .Friday Mr. Henry W. Briggs, one of the I'CSt, most thorough and most popular younf business men of HlackviUe, severed the connection, which has lasted eight years, with Mr. P. W. Farrell. His associates, as a slight token of their affec tion, presented to him sir elegant gold watch. As their spokesman, Mr. Johu J. Hetferoao, said t ’ D.-ar sir, yorl am g«- iug to leave ue, and our he n ta and the af fections of the girls are bruised and ol^ed- lug and broken. ‘Ws have met, we have Sonthwell. thn children <>f William Southwell, the original settler of Green ravam uh, pos- sofcaed all the qualitii'S of mind und moral JO HI? HOmKS,- Mauitfaclnre.' tu.d l.'ealcr in Fom^n and riS 'rs, '1 obicc f v W.X«'$'I', PIPi:#, KTC. No. 343 King Street, Chsr'estoD, S. ('. jan'i 1 A HduAte ffS c iu Dial Wi;b. v,. 11. WELCH. LAStKR KASOg. Welch & Eason, Daalcisin t hoi -c I'-uiuv and Plaiilatwu OKOCKHIK^. Wines, Lt^uorj, Scgfirs and Tobacco 127,M/cting nnd SouUiwcst sornct Market Sts. Cbarleston, S. C. Send for Price List. Dray age or Packing. No cl arge fo >5 n C^liarleston- H. 0- HOBERT.^ON, TAYLOR & I'O. -£ . >• C.I NKRAL AOSNTS sjr vrKt?fa. I.v Parnwcll ^ •• Wi-ulwunl'a 1 “ Axhl-i-ti -AiOgai-kvilln j 4 Mall t S A,-'in A M ! 1 V. 7.15 ! i 16 7 35 I f. *5 7.‘i r ) j f) ">>t f.l’l I C.DO It Usii oU and true Mjing that some meu prosper op ih.e nu*forltines of tbe r •. f fullowt. Daring tlte recent panic, in wJiii li old and Wnorttble tu-iucss bouses ia all the great trade centres have gone down, as hopirlew, wrecks aa ^ , . . CARD HOARD HOUSES HEfORK THE CYCLONE, I have bought an immensd »tiu*k of goods, iu all lines, at prices far bclew Hie sos$ of niamifiM-tare and 1 now propose to form a • - •*•; CORAKTNERSIUP WITH MY CFSTOMEir?f ~ nnd to share my good forlun* with all who fo ] tlte pinch of hard limes and who WANT THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY* > See My Prices. Beat Standard Ptinis 5 cents per yard. 4-4 Shirting 5cents ptr^jard. F.antics, blankets nnd ull Winter B-4 Shirting 4 tent* per yard. Goods at New Yotk cost. Fie«h stock of Spring l lothing, SUITS FROM TWO DOLLARS UI-»- MILLINERY GOODS A SPECIALTY. Hats from f» to 16 cenU apwco up to the finest. Flowers, Feathers, Ribboua, Ttimmings for list! in ootikM profu- s:0 i nnd at till prices, lluia elegantly niutuied.~T - -» . ^ iMitTarai'L irf' \»ii.,.n i flint*’ Kny»dijliiny Good*, Qlobe Skirts, the best to tbe world, Liucn ^oll^w.*, Ac. In the Shoe Dcpurtutent I offer Lsdiee’ Shoes ftoui 75 P5tk.up iq tie Philadelphia hand made. Boot* and oboes for me a _ ami hoys at all prior*.Tull sfcet Bi ug if>a-4t.40-per-^)alf... Fail stock 4*f Orocerie* nad Pisutcr*’Kupnlics ulaays on bund at city prices. 1 ho American 3cinig~~ Machino, “Best iu the Wortd" ouly #25.00. * Tlte above are only specimens. Come to see me. It will pay to ride 25 tnOes hy private conveyance and get great bargain*. This su'e will continue until iar tuurC J. L MOKKISp^ST, BLACK \ LLLL^ *2, Six Thousand Tons of' Ku'itiit for S^!t : Consult your .interest hy iO iug us. ’ Ijottoin Figures Given. -Mauufivc'uren i,f IltglrGrode Fertihtcrs and Acid Phosphates. - ron salk iiy [oct2 CHARLES XL LKSIJK. Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia Fi.-fa, Gufflis Lskstrih. Turlies, Ttr- r pius.ters, Etr; 45+uUs Nos. 1 and 2 Fish'Market, Char lestc n, " Hnring made large additions to til)' btuftipss I aui prepared to lurntsh Hah, Game, Ac., at sfioft nol'ce. All orders promptly attended to. Terms cash or city acceptance. sefU.Cm Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in Provi ion*, Liqu irs, Tibacco, Ec., rG7 anddCO. East Bay, dve6 Cm Char’.cfiton, S. C. OTTO TiiatAEL^BSu WHOL.KS'A LK G LJOCKliH And Provision Dealers, ii * * - i-,-.. , 02 and 104 Esut I’ay St. Chftrlestcn, S. C , ; • v 1 _ . I ravisions a npeeislty. We have always on liand a large stock of Priuu Meets, also cheap cutb nod grades of every d .script ien r. W F irscll. BLickville. S. C. « W J Martin, B'nckv.ll , S. C. II. J. Brabuatu & Rro., Bamberg, S. C. I. I). Cope’and, Bamberg. S. C. Rice & Copeland, Bamber", S. FI.’ W. II. Kennedy, Wiltistoa, $. C. J, p. ^teadm.iii, Grahsa-s. ft C. . * jni'17-4m Oldenbuttel’s - — v— EAST BAY RESTAURANT. V Nos. 103,“97 and 8^, Charlojton, 9; C. Board and Lodging. Meals at all Hours. Breakfast frotn 0 to D a. m. Lunch, free from 11a. ui. to 2 p.-m. Dinner from 12 tn. to S.oO p. m. Supper from G to9 p. m. Oysters iu every style. Ales, wines, liquors, sugars, tobacco, etc., of best quality. • JOHN M-; -OLl>F.NDUTtEL.' - (Kt^ 1 r - m . j.' . Jiania-ell Uiiiimt-l Traia* exoaost mtu .SoutkCar- ulina UaUway TnOtis AS 6'llowa: 3io. m has eonnretian tinui .’iuuth Cirolln i Haiti;' .* rBnfKAu^UKta and l-<al Slatioin W. »l on L. No. tojuiiei t, with S.u:I, Ciirnlifi* Railway foi Olhi'li'Kt'.tr »nA 1/ieal ytatiiiDS laut vf IIUciviiluaTiit tV,1 mntil;; InViMoa. No. h Us* eon;0<etti n froraSouth Cjrohns tlsilwar frOai Chail'-eloii. tVtiiml.ia, I*i*ui«u and all Lvwi SL'.loti* Kiwt (.f MlJ-kVith-. )l<; SiiouniMti vitU South Csodina Riiivay for Alien I 'and ta ,'*l JMallons WmI of niai’kviit.'. No. 7 ti*s connection froni SoiHh CarofiMa lUttwaT- from Au^uats ami att l/ia a* Sua.oiiOv N i 8cmtii'cti »i>U South * ap>t;'IA Railwiy fo; Oharlt'Kioai, ColumM* and all p..iiiii R-ft, On Court day oi>act; junuih a Sim !j! Yi»!p w 'll leave RlaccrilTe »t I A. M„ sad *‘rfrPi? ST RimrrHkt 7.16 A. M r> r. aLt.i v'.o r.*T, Agont. .totlX 11 IT.CW. Ocncra! Mansg. r. S'litth CuruliiiH KaihYny. Commcnclrrir Jan. 20ih. 1884, trains wall run as toliows : -Til •••u-jrAVyus- Al'GUSTA DIVISION \u;sr (B By) ^GTifs Furnishing Goods Leave fharlctioa Arrive nt llrm clivilie Len re 'fissnchvuit Loire Erifo Leave Mtdiroy— Leave Bmulicrg Leave Grnhaius Leave Lees Leave HUckviils Leave LiUu- Loive Wliiiit >n Arrive at Augusta • | 7.00 a m 4.00 p n t» L.Va m (i.ltipm R 2‘.) a ui 0 3u |* m I' h>' a m 0 11 p in -bv+iaou—U.L.'i p i,i 9A6 ant 7 1)1 p m lO.W) a in 7 I6^> m 11). 12 a m 7 L7 p m 10.18 a ru dO.uL'a m IU A8 a hi 12.Oj a ift i 2 I ]) Ui 7.48 p ui i.64 p in fi.2li p m EAST. LsaveAuguita Leavelt illivton Leave Elko Leave lllackville iJ'ave Lees Leave Grahams Leave I '•am In rg Leave Midway Leave EJisttt^^ Ar.-at BrancliviBs IPailyJ [Daily i \upt Sunday. 6oi0 p m fi.OSTt m '7.40 a m 7.47 a u> 8 Oli a in 8.01) a m 8 r.>u iu t J2s m 8 o'.t h ni H.-'iO a si b.UUjii 9 ‘J ’) a m ) 1 2d a m (5.iit, p in 0.42 p m 0.67 p m 7.04 p in 7.18 p tu 7 29 p m 7.a8qun 7.49 p at 8 IK! p w 8,16 p n Ith 10 p m ^To My Friends of Barnwell Cotmty —and—- THE PUBLIC CEIXKRALLY- I have opened a lint class CLOTHING AND OF!NTS’ FURNISHING STORK AT 740 RRO\» sTRKKT (UNDER GLOBE ifOTKL) AUUAJSTA, GA. 1 expect to keep on baud n fine assorted stock of , ; •*' ;r Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, ^A>D- -AT THE- Very Lowest Possible Prices.'; I in licit the patrortage of Old Baftiwcll Conety. I will give *lvttcr-4»t* ' w giini, better goods and at Lower Prie s than you hav^cver been'oflered brWwfW thin city. I expect'to hnvc'tv) h ind uhont the f<Uh id Mar. h the fin«H *•»»*% \jf Opting and Suoimer Cluthing ever brought to thin city, s>4 a.-k you to ealLsnd oxamino my stock and see if I don’t propose to edihn tip alih wTiat I nsy, I srs <i always happy to sec my friends from old Bstuwcil, whether you buy or iMrt.'feate't ' lotgol tbc l ine*. « - i X. I*. STANSElsIs, 710 fiROAD ST. (Under Globa Hokl) AUGUSTA. GA. Itub-Tt G. Southwell, thu last survivor of- of meats nnd a fail assort men t uf Groceries, Tob.-veco, Cigars, Ac. oefgrrly ishalile tilings of this subluuary world from those celestial realllie. that make peace to the soul, Rives a rltflit to the Tree of Life, and a crown that fadoth net r w<y. Dee •••uiled from a noble and an honored ancestry, his mind wae natura'ly stamped with acts uf kindness; a competency In- bet tied, afforded him the happy ptivi-' leites of dispensing benevolence, exotcis- tny chaiity, and niinglinit socially and te- li^il.iueiy with his feliow-mau In the days of 1776 no true; - patriots llvf d than the 8eulhweil family. Johu South- we l, a brothel' of the honored dead, offered bis life on the altar of Ids cou t y y yleldiing to tbe Toil** on Murdoch's Branch near Johnson’s Lindltitf, and lies ia S(;rEd in Batnwelt Soli. •- On the materual bide' the Gooowyns have for many voars been represents Ives, not only iu /fid »r».und Odu ublo, but in the the.*, by holding many offices of honor and trust. Dr. Goodwyir was mayor of Columbia when Gherman mads bis march thi outfit South Carolina, and yields t only to superior uu ubers. Fence to ths asn*s of Robert G. South- well, and sympathy for his surviving .da tives ai d Ii lends, llltooc, S. C; ^ Mush ia the gr hi breakfast dish now 'among the girls of the period wb«4_*. waut to get fat, heavy and clumsy. Boclety In tiutnford, Conn., Is furi ous because tt baa been discovered that two gprgeotis maskers at a r< cent ball, with whom all tbe “first ladles” danced were nrgross. * Waahlntftoa Irving once said to a lady —"Don’t be anxious about tbe ed ucation of your daughters; they will do very well; don’t teach them so many What C. BART & CO. C'M A ILL,VC -rrOTST. ra. c. Tbe Lnrgcrt Importers of Fruit in tlte Sonth, offer for sale a well selected stock of Apples, Oranges, Bananas, N Cocoanuts, L^tnonj, Nuts, Dried Figs, Uniritu, Fo- Utoes, Cabbage*, Onions Pc nuts, and everything else that.a fir-t clafS witnle- ealo Fruit,Houw stiould have. Ucimtry orders filled with dispatch. [oet *25 Central Hotel, •• Broad Street. Augusta, Ga. nks. W. M. THOMAS. v Cent rally located., convenient to. htwineeg. ^ oAn pf/fS Carpets nnd Hou»e Furnwhinj Goods.— IThS Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mar- quet itnuo'e s, 3-I’ly and Iggrata Catrpet.v. Kitge, Mst* and Crumb Cloths, window Sfijunds, wall Papers, Borders, l.sce Curtains, Cornices and Po es, Cocoa and Canton Mat tings, (Jpliolstorv, Engravings, Cbrnmos Picture Frames. Write for samples and pri ces. ' BAlLIK Jt-C08KE‘tV,. aug2 ly Augusta, Ga. UK In ry STEITZ, 7^ Importer and W holesale Dealer in fMHGU AMIIOUESTIC TIICIT, Apples. Oranges, Bananas, Cocoaiut*,' Lena, ous. Pit enpples. Potatoes, Onions, Pr* ittrs. Cahlisges, A*. K E.Corner Meeting \ Mar- ket Street,Cliftrhslnn. 8. C. * [cclll i.eare BfancliYitle Ar at Chnnestuii COLUMBIA DIVISION-WEST. (Daily, Except Sunday.) Leave ItrancUvilla 9.20 am 8.15 pm Arrive at Camden 8 oa a m 1.66 p |n Arrive tti Colmubia 11.40 a ni 10.35 p iu I.eave Coiu uhia 0.40 a m 6.34 p tu I.eave Camden 715am 4.15 p in Ar. at Branch villa 9 00 a m 8.00 p in EXPUE&4 (DAILY) WEST.) Leave Charleston 10 15 p m Leave DriMteliville 1 50 a m —— Leave Blaekvilie 3 41 a in ~ Ar. August^ 7.15-utu -EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST ) Leave Augusta 9.30 p nt An. atBluckyille 12 16pw 4r. at Brauchville 1 Xo a tn Lrrurc at ChartHton 6.15 a in “CONNECTIONS.” W. B. BISCHOFF. J. YON OVTCN. lovsd’and nuw w« must p art, but wharsv- ... .... . .. . , «r ,o. r .o u rr»d Ihlfp*! 1*iiCh lti,B on. ".Irg .n.ll follow jrou by .Tory mill uwlo. ^ [ I, Mr. Irrlog? Hlioarkod. -T.acli' long as Tom shall be a WUsh-maa and them,” be etsl 1, “to be easily pleased.’ . i - UY J1SC1IF & CO. WHOL.KS4AL.K: OILOCKIlr- And Deulcrs in CAROLrINA RICE. 193 East Bay. 1 and 2 Cumberland Street W and 68 State Street, OharleHtun, 8. C. (Nsw York Office. 93 Well Street.) N. B. Mr. J. *R. EASTERLING is no*, connected with our bueinese ae Travelling Salesman. Any orders entruetsd to him wil. b^vc our bcslattculion. re-1, with llirungli Sleeper between Char- lerton and At'anta ou Exprers train, (.'(•nueclioiirf maile at t barleston with North- Eastern It. It. for prints North and with New York Steamers on Saturday*. Connections made nt Columbia with Co lumbia and Greenville It. U. slid Charlotte, Columbia and .Augusta U. U. to and from all points on both Road*. Connections made at Blaekvilie with Barn well it. H • - D. C. ALLEN, G. P. 4 T. Agent. JOHN B. PECK. General Manager. * iRegistration Notice. The Registration Books will be open at the county sent *m the First Monday ia. each month until further notiae i* given Saloon and Restaurants l/TCXItTfi LILN'SON' retnovdd his Well KnflWB Wbw and Ue-tuurrttit to No. G27 Broad Street, next door slnive the store of iff. John non** Moore, wheto he has spieixihi rooms for tlte Rccommotlation of hm pfttrous. 1! c ILr^ Oyster otimd an»l Cigar ComtlsM uro oil on the fits4 floor. Tba tipf*r I’atlofs nro-fiited up for ladies slid gentlemen. T£ best attention and pKte *ait> era. Ail article* terved will be First Cl**.-. MptK-tr STOP, STRANGER! And tell all vour friends and tho rest of manRind that J. W. LEV Y, the IIruud Street-(jrocof«~o|jpo8itc the Augusta Hotel has in store and for sale a full stock of Staple himI Fancp (Jrocelica of the best br. nds and at prices to suit the times. * The nimble penny Ls better than the slow shilling. Live and let live is iny mottoA choice stock of the best Liquors always in store*— Prompt attention given to all orders. Mi;. J 4 11. Levy i» y> ith me and will be pleased to sec and serve his many friends in Carolina. ^g^CoTTsignments of cotton solicited. sep27 Removal -TUE- tauear Yugsiisuas ®f mm* d«c2Ltl JNO. W. HOLM La, Supervisor. HhstntaA Hand-book Farm and Garden. 1884 tjo pa*«*. <H> illustration*, and • boaotiflil (lolorwd Plato • 'lower*, tell. What, When and How to plant and > full of in'ormadoi, invaluable to all intereattd ■ gardening. MailedfcrtfcMOCOTSTposts* niontrated Novelty Lis* dexnlint »H the newost varito, flowers, Vegetables, O reals, Frulis^PUsU GUSTAV MCtMY,. WATCHMaKKK AND JKWKLFK. 1 i rlbealer in Wetclto*. Clocks, ami a Fine Line nfJewelry ; Alll kiiids of lirpaJHag ucatiy iloue. Old Gold and Silver bought. jjO« king Stieet, Charlenton, 8. C. ocll 1 Gr E. Steadman, (Opposite the Strobel Hotel.) Blackvillei S- C* O7er*forsaie one second-hand engine-^ We take pleasure in announcing that we hate moved oar elegant stock of Farts** lure to . 840 BROAD BTRKET, Old thru! c f My* rs & r.Inrens. We hartlhia ltirgc store filled to overflowiug the most Klegsut nod best Assorted Stock ever offered. We compete with market of any dealer in ’ STYLE. QUALITY OR BRICE- The stendv increase in our|busiticss is what Liu caused us to movr so olten. V n i# have the Finest fciure and Finest Stock in Georgia. Write for culsrlogu^ Cill and tec us. ’ ' J. »*pl3 -2' L. Bowles & C B40 Broad Street Augusta. Get- - PLEASURE AND PROFIT TO Air- ' Specialty, manutecturisg GOft ' ■» lUx. Watch and Jc 'dry Re put ring and full line of Good*. AI.SW ' #• toilPf if. R'ldAiiY'a*, m? Dealer in Iiiamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, 729 Broad Strsst, (VjHidlo liotd, Attgttsia. Ga. five horsepower. - .. Al*o, one second-hand engine -4cn horec power, i - Also, two second hand saw mills. 1 ^ Also, one sceond baxtl grist mfil. Also, a lot of new and eecond.hand shift- . , ! mx and pulleys. , io5 vartetiu bij5s)f ,2 S'ES I Also, Geiscr Engines and Skw Mills, . *_ . ^ . . i Thresbera *nd Separator*. VEGETABLE GARDEI POR $1.01 -to- RDER so »cl Hwvw oivdiouvrf son jrou w*u»t to plrint, FLOWER jy|) • packets choice Flhwer *ecde/gwr tndlng t Beerts (*ur itUeUon I 0 Weeder Pew, fer $1 .20. 'Cludlns the ad Bttee’i <t> B! 0 k. BLISS A SOlfS* Wandor Wando, Wande, WANDO. WANDO. “ e Flower and Vegetoble Bned rotleottoa •a IMwttrmtod tBartowsr’e Head Mew s how to grow thain, fer gl.T$. JBarcJa^ Sti^ftJow^VojJ AMMONIA TED (Especially adapted for) _ „ •-• - KIEL.11 CHOI**# OK ▲X*lo KINTM1. ■ ■ -ALSO ■?■*; ■ ,'v • ACUUPIIOSPHATF AND DISSOLVED BONE* * l-X' ' W ' (Of High Gn^m) ®“' ? obscisb GKBMiurKxnnT, xsh Also, any Machinery ffivt in strek supplied i . PHOSPHATE FLOATS, _________ at Hborfhoticeandon most reasonable term*, j aain ATT WimT TTER RTTPPfJRS Aiao, eueli-korse p«ver secotsd-haiid ea.i AND ALL FWaT *-» gme Al. o, a second-hand eajine ai.d grist mill Address: Francis B. Hactcrb, PrwMaat mi • 0^' net 8 | Street, Rear of PoetolSce, Cbtrkatoa, 8. C*