The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, March 13, 1884, Image 3

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w t v ~r * i •i -^—'pubrc i. .. 'i 1 n'" ■' 1 ■■■ 1 g;' v.; 1 URSDATf, MARCH 13. 18.84. . G. D. Tlilmnn lias our thanks for ^ibHo docu m^n's. IIu«kttioiss l»i th« “tolool- often caused by corn on the breath. “Now’s the time to jrlve Smith’s Wohm on.;* - M.uay rapt C. E. L'ridljrue nnd family are still delighted with their Florida home. The grand bail at («r ihams b * dght will be the most lnrere«tlt'g event of the week Messrs. J. P. Strohel and Luois H<Tde- m inn of Biackvillu arc proepcc log in ^lorfda. County ofrtceis are rinvklng ready fur lh<‘ dtstilouri ill, aie iTiw giving further prool uvial til-yearly inspect! m by tno grand jury. ^ The weather propho 8 predict an r biwP d mt blackben j’crop. Very consoling to newspaper men. (’apt. J. T. Youngblood, formerly of Wil lia'en, h -s been elected iiituudaut of Troy, Abbeville coil- ty; - " ' _ • There arS eight prisoners in j II. It i-' t hought that I he Court of 6< ssions will run into tho second week. Bangs are going out of fashion this spring v d the h dr u 111 bn worn brushed \ laiuly back from tho forehead. On and after r.<x 7 Saturday line and Im- pil*onnient will be the p rtion of allper- bons who continue to shoot birds. Mr. Wil -y H. Rllllngsworth,of Wililston, will graiina'e to-morsow as Hurgeou Den tist nt the University of Maryland, y Mrs Mofair will teceUe. In two weeks, the largest and Quest si ok of millinery f>ds ever brought t > Barnwell. Itev. Mr. Wr< ten, of Grahams, has re- movisl wltli iiia fiimlly to I lackvil e and iHnnctr; •" V w Egg lighting is a popular amusement nmong the Plaekvillo yoiingHters. The Champion wi.ts adt zen orio i^-ry alter.' novH. Mr Isaac Hiir> )g. son of the lute j icob flartzog, liivj of consumptioa on tlie Cth s.gfmer —iaMiiiSi* Judge Witherfpboe, who Is to presi le at our next term oTCourt, reached town on rtn*s<]ay evening and is stopping at Mrs. Walker’s. We hope li* wTll be as w.dl pi eased with Barnwell as Barnwell will be pleasi‘d ^ith him, ** — V Cojoeht.—The ladies of Barnwell beg to announce to the pub'le that they will give a musical eiitertainiuent on Erlday night, the Itili Inst., for the benelit of Uw Cat ho- IJe chuich in BlackvUl at the resident of G.K. By at I,- Esq , In Barnwell. Concert to ooiuincuco at 8.30 o’clock Adiuisslon 23 • nits - r A Valuable Gift— ltie TravtMsrt fn- suraiiee Cunipany of Hai tfon.!, ObntiiHdl- cut, whose gr.-ceful ti ibutc Ui'the An.eri- dJ*m i rcss, the engraving of the ‘ Kepre- MMitative Jo"ri.'a1s i ml Journalists of America,’’ was last year given such wile of their urtlsllc enterprise. Ibis time Uiey have brought out a special edition tor the press, of the oflicial engravleg of he co- loss il French statue of Liberty, as it will npitearon tin* gigantic pedestal now being erected for Us receptt m In New York hn- bor, above whose wab rs It will next year raise its 11 lining t oruh to more than double the iicigut of flNl.iga.i H, Falls, t ids « mee has - receive I a copy of this Interesting work wiuntie Compliment's of the “ f l iiv- ehis," t> whom acknowledgments aie hereby loodereiT' ; - ST A TK SEWS. • •- a A shark’s tooth*was taken from the artesian well iu 0:angebur fc ', at 24) feet itfpth. . . M. j >r M. D. MeSweeny, editor ot the Giiaidnm/has been elected lutendant of Ilamptuo. Mr. A. S. Todd, editor of the Ander son Journal, has been uppointed clerk of Congressuiau Aiken’s coinmittee on education. The time for holding HTc Allvon HchiioZ mfest has been changed from sruixu Ol’T AT COST^r To uiike room f>r my Spring Stock, which will be licrcftpliout the first of March, I am selling my stock of Dry foods and Shoes —AT - And Below Cost Come afnl see me before buying else where. —Htbvb rest rcccTTed-d fre.-'h lot of G ro- ccrics, which l will sell'lbw down for cash. I have the best lot of Tobacco and Ci gars in the Village. For Fresh Garden Seeds go to Pen Davies’ c a^sSstortl . fct.7 _ _ H AMLIN’h WIZARD OIL, ‘ Only a dollar a bottle.” HAMLIN’S COUGH BALSAM, HAMLIN’S BLOOD AND LlVKIl PILLS. FOR s.vr.F. AT ~nV2KOir yiOL.AlR < .'9. ipiai • /_ GEOttGK H* BATES AnOllMV A\DM)iALLffi.lUtW, I»AR?s'VV»- I.L. CL IT., N. C, FOR the 16 b and 17.li to the 21st and 22 I of Apt II, The Senate lias confirmed the nomi nation of T. <J. Tu um y as U S. Mai- jw .. Y c<d irisl man, wh »se tiarno wo have ‘Ticcu unable to learn, died of hs irt ij?.'«>.ua‘ • i Moinbiy night on J ih'i G. Smith, Esq’s 1 ic • after iin hour’a illness. About tiro hundred tons of gu mo Imv- been i rniifthtto Bari.well )hl-> seas >n At l>ast four hundn-d ti ll.-s of Cotton wl.lDc r qi.i iil to'pay for this impii talioii ol plaiil f.xxl. Trial lu-ia*e Hay held an irifuest TasT Thor.-alay pn the bo ly of MeiiH,*r Ga 1 It. ttft'.two vcJjf old son ot Henry Gantt, col- or< d,. U\ipl iiiik, wiio was uceidentahy burned to death. i Sun 'ay a c>l’ection of nbout f uti d i s wis t ikon up a' th** J ttil.i'ton Itiip- tist church lor h** beiielitol tin* church**- at Brw ilevs and U erf'er. d.-slroyctl by th > r c nit ej ehi h This will la* a h 'nl ipur hut tlisp. xt will I n Worse to th** c ttontots. I he Wjss fut !u(*r n i l la* sure Jo phint Trn ii e'ldogh — f'ottou will b** elie.i|» n< xt faII ,v d un cs- tnade as.ii.-ur, lus ciop will o st woro-th in it all t'ling. j .s'h*e-t Il^y and Ih-llinger wi'l h 'sj* at tlui'ourt H .use bi-iiiorinvr th** li *•( cis** of "E* rclhh* * mry and f). , tnirtrw n i*v**r tih-il in B'niwll. 1 has. iinr ll Nimtus and I M.an I E 1*. Hutson ar coiins**! for til** III Igu'.ts. The Wilti .ton meiopgr \v-r-a ernd**av- o* ing tom »k«* f.i orntd** ftplght utu i' g**- rioii's wT h t h<* raUw.ii n in fin* Noi t h wi*at. Unless SlUsfHctory «-« Mines of - !o v t atefl nnd proper care are given iln r ai'i-u wil l«* gr ally reduced > clow I hat of hist yrar. — 1 :—rr—| Mr. Fit Long, oflbn-nwcll Tawnsldp, ins n p dr of h ’in k which In* tioii /lit, in : ep- t mt*- r,+-54. a'i«! wli eh hayoie*eii_I:i co|i- stmt u'eTi coTli.it time 'I hey were cut j froui th«* r i«*t of a re«l oak. N< x* S«*;it trr-i "ill cent Hbonf t? j.tK)0. ber he expect a to buy a now p jr and place tin! veteran p lir on the mtii«-d Hat. S v ■ On Monday the County Coiuici shiners into & contract vaitti Mr. A F, Woodward to bull I two .idditfoual pour ms s. hirAvhtcti he Is t« hi' | uM ta:: SJ. i.e five now louses to hnbtdlt will lie paid for out of tic* bpcci.il levy and will give it p!e room to U*e-pa„|iers. —Mrs. Getcrge I. Fi lesier, wlmS’.) Iiushnn<l e.ilou. . ‘V-'- Judge rroseby, t'ti account of sick nesa, was unable to bohf E tgcfleld (Joint. He oidcTcti tlje cletk to tali the C)urt on Monduy, M aeh 17ih. An • hetiou to fill the um spired term of the late £. W. M. Mackey will be b- Id in the 7ili D!i*ti*el *m next Tues day Gel). JSmaila seems to liaVe the ■ijride Hack. The fifeiiJs ( f L< wis It. R* dmotid ate tiieul at it. g a petition for rhe i tsfiio- varofthe uofeil'tnooiisfdLei fioin the pt-niii iDiaiy at Attbu a to (In* | ealteu- tiary /•I thi i t:'u <*.- 1 lie new utiif'iin cf tiie * f00 South rii'.oUim v. luuteer trueps will be the U. S. r«'gida'ion an^y blue, ah j Cost Lti4.wtra flaur and eliht dollars. The State fuia.islies them./ E nnm IM»t*;ts, colore I, w'to liv. s in Greenville, is at ly seven yoais oh',and y t she we’ghs li7 - pouhds. fch.* is ibf’Ut three feet t-ail. Sin/' is tl e d mgliier of Margaret Roberts, a mu latto woman. Tin* Arkansas fever has taken asud- din l.old-upoii tlie colored population of /.rid*-r«on. On Mon lay evening ibout forty i f tdwti^men, women and eNhlr.-u b uirde I th- train for Lit.b* Rock. O hers will s > ift f dl »w. "Thi* R iptists of CbeaterdnsfealrwMi^ t ikeii steps to erect a tew ehuioh tie ; -.K4B praciice in all the Courts of the State n"ii’\ j/'lvc prompt HttcuUuii io.dt Duhiiess fn- t'-usted lu^is cure. [jan24 fl ViEIlCS RESCIKG FREE! GCCD-FAMILIES. your nmioavd t! ♦* ymu mui Ot vuiii u* iy.Ma*rs or <»i! a |*o>la vaisi ■ 'wr OUR TIIRE'E P’JI.’ORCL'S “LiNCLE REKUS'S" w^d-fiiron i.ld PImU'-oa PiAr', ^ "A'll .*.RP'5" H' m-r*)u! Utters till t! ? Hr-;.* i-'C Hrr.rth Slor*. was kiiio.t by a cotton giu about sixtoan months ag'*, made a nuriow < scape fr- m .1 violent death week before hist. Withe stopping over a sh ift Unit Was In triuti m her dio-s was cau.eht niid th« was biplly —bruised before the eiiglne.could liestoj p-d. Mr L-i^iy Mohite inn tho finest 11 -Id of —rye wii luf'gLBlttr regn. Tc w,^ Tenl.lz d witii c*'tton seed, sow’ii laAictotair-ftiuLliiis been given nil wlnt* r, .The stand !j |u*r- f-et mid iis nvera/b lielglit is two f**et and it now promise* to > tel l two or three times us much as I* gefiernlly gu there* I fr.uu u 1- lu.inuri^i ami lightly s.*e*1ed l inds 'i ho l ist of the Immigrants sent to tills counly-by Oiumlsy ner i'oykiu lias gone _ ^tb Tex is. Ho wn's receiving fl6.IT) Tier inoiith, with rations of 10 pounds of bacon, 13 pounds b> inoal, 25 rounds of i) >ur and' 0 pounds of yieo por mouth, with a com fortable house and all the w iod he w ishe*] \ froe of charge. He supp rtod his family comfortably an I sav**d a hundred dollnrs a year, hut was hot happy and accordingly went West* . , Ueorgo ('60ns. colored, who went to Flori da as chief washer min for t ho Healy Lx- podiUon, has returned, a poorer and a wi->er man. He has taken a new oath of allegiance to Mrs. C tons and rows that he will never again go so far from home, lie r ‘pol ls ‘bars and piitntofb’’ as two mime rous and inquisitive for tlwoo fort of the colore I citizens. Night rneeiings and ’pos sum hunting arc not popular on Indian River. • • , , The prlmarv cauv.ise of ths county Should cothsoiriu July and Au.ust, when tho people Will have leisure to listen to the Candt lutes and witerui-Ions to gite uw y. Aspirants fthould. In ths meantime, study their political esitschisme so that they ran , talk business to tho totel'S. TiVs diet 1 f spread eagl • speeches has grown mcifioto- nous and ths pdoplo will want to know the positions of their fruit Id-bo servants 011 the issues of the day. A South Gworgla man, who, hat many friends In Floilda, told ui on BnturGy that l lie boom I n drsngo lands was gotten up expressly to ehalde hblders to uni >ad upon immigrants who would pay round ptio-s for property that will soon tie uu- — firofltabls. Hesald that prbduc lon Is al ready greater than the demand and that the avemgs net t roflt p*T crate does not exceed forty Ceuta and that among the Ini Mated lands ape not worth half as much as they wore two perns ago. if r-pLice tlmt 4<*u.*yo.| t*y-4lie eyi-loto*. i'lie iit w ••ulLlm'* u id t'O i f bilek and Orur-lihlf tin* r-;q u->'y aiu i'ini has already bet o h diseiibi d. The Cl;ester Btilletin reports ll.e cMpture iu tint voniiuy of u uiuLstbr U-m aini-tUo- b nly of a goat. It was cnpUm'd by a ^arty if e on biiiitr+s in the enne- bittk»-w o' fittf.dy Kivijc, bnt not until it bad killed fiv-* i!<jgs. It I'.is no came end it Is Paid that its ‘ genus is unre corded in the pages of 7. lology*” JK Home years ago, a young bn^ In Hniiiur, win* was lecitiiog aUcntio.it from u dcik in n *iiy goods store, cull fd at tlie stoio 1 ue afiernoou nml bouglil a dl*bs pattern. That litgbt the y.un g niHO vidited the lady and found her wearing the dsess she bud bought tbiit aftefuooh, whloh she bad mideuplu the t.icest style. Wo do not k»$w that he proposed I'D the aspof, but be ought to Imve done so, fur The girl that could fly around iu that way would be apt to make a good wife. An-AbbeviUe young lady was engag ed and had tbc day set and the'youug man bad engaged the parson, and the knot was to be tied on the 20:h instant. An old beau came and proposed a change of venue, the lady consented, and wedded No. 2, after sending a note to No. 1 advising him to make no furth er preparation. The young mao did not go wild cor did he go into spasms over his dlssppoiurment, biit id itss than four hours he was all right and laughed over the blighting news with another girl. The award for the erection ct Cbar^ hston of a aiircopbagus to John C. Cal* h nu , for which the last Legislature appropriated $3,0<X), was given to A deslrn presented by Colonel James G. Gibbee, of Columbia. The work le to be executed by M Muldoou & Co., of Louisville, Ky. The design Is a very handsome one, showing the details o‘f ( the work. Tho dimcuslons arc 9x5 at the base and the. height is ten feet. Ih'e structure is to be made from ua- tive^granite, nicely axe dreseod, except the cdfcner pillars nud panels, which ars to be finely finished and p ilished. Bronl^ moilalrtvms with the seal „of State, &?., nine inches in diameter, or nament the eldcs of the cap. A suita- THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY, itj “Alia'3 CoisstiiilK'L" f ’’tiNCtE RE l et ti« / "i'LL ARP'! j.vnvta , C f Hria ji-C !... VU'cTrS ( “C^TSV HMf!tT0f.' S" KhviUtJ ' to 1 *) in th. “Cii*'. «r'’J ji-.ct. I7*»r a,*«»0#.*, A*‘/fr/./f ,.r T'-nrt'. * Sil'in*. / hit, .r.l /nIM’’**, **>'./ /*m #..,'* Tfie /ivttihltvidf 4 in i ih^titinitiitfi A World of Instr'jttkn S'd En'. r!iirn-,fr,t. T» It r ie" * TI *-ilf'gl'lr * * *1 Itiul V fv'ttv. rii'T-wno > ii.iniliri.i Urn Fkiuiir. *• tFNO A fOETAL ft R A SPECiMEH COfY, FEII A*l<lr. m "Tur Oi-xti in imv." AtUii.ia, (ia. A ktliiible lijU'-c to ml VYi’h. TV. It. TVF. 1X3., LAKIf.Il r.ASOX. Welch & Eason, Hcalct^ in ChoiceiAtmib and I’lan'atiop OHOCERIIlS. Wales, Liijuors, Scgnil and Tobacco 127,129 Meeting and Southwest eoruer Market Sts. Charleston, S. C. Send for Price List. No il arge fo Dmyage or Packing. -—foetid OHAKLKS C. LKS1.IH Whole-alt and P.etail Dealer hi _ Fi'h, Gam?, I.cbsttrsr Turtles, Ter- r pia^,!rs, 'Etc, Stall* Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Char lest 1,u, S. Cm — il.iring made large icidiitorss to my bii.-iucss 1 aiu prepared to iuruieh Fish, Game, Ac., at shott notice. All orders pivinptly attendid to % , Tenns cash or.city ^ceq tanOe. seidiGm . i 1 1 / ' - Edisto Phosphate Company, Charleston, S. C. MANUFACTURERS OF IlfC.H GRADE FERTILIZERS AND IMPORT- „ . ’ ERS OT GENUINE GERMAN KAtNIT. Orders promptly filled for tbc* following go*>ds : * F-D1ST0 A4JII) PHOSPHATE, EDlSTO ACIDULATED ROC K, i’DISTO AMMONIATED FERTILIZER, EDISTO ASH ELEM ENT, * EMBTO KiVINlT SoleManufjcturfeiB^ji tlw Celebrated Duncan’s Phosphate. Fuucy Brands Manufactured to Order. , The Goods wc offer are unsurpassed in the tnidf, and as wc will make favorable terms me hope you will write us before cloiiug yomj purchaie tgp*l'ur prices, terms, testfsionials, Ac., addri>3 ‘ , J. R. TT!. SLO A ^ * Treasurer imff Geueyl Agent. (le.fi Jm * i German Kainit AND OTHER. Fertilizers. 13a unwell Fnilrond- • ... ~~1— Tnvs Genuine OeriB«n K»inU, direct impOrtatior., and ill oilier Fertilizers, for sale by r . , HERM A^NdHJLWIN K LE, Kerr^aA^iart, Ll)a*lcsti>n, ft. C. dce”<7-dra y ^ vtiTT. ff&wimf, DENTAL SURGEON, UL.ACICVlL.I^lfl; H. C'. Flesular appoininicuts ns follows : Barn, we'tc. II. from iliird MondayiO-eacli mouti to Frlilny evening. Office nt lire PnHtTm.t House. NVilHston. S. C. fYoni fir-t Monduy ii ench mnu.ili to Friday evening. Oti.ce over ; Cnpt. Kennedy’s store. Wifi hi at Ijis home office in Bluekville every Saturday and wi'l maSe .appbruEurenta A»ltli paiicuts to meet TitPffl SI Cl’ffrr nfti’TSnlftrev at ai;v time On and after Mondar, .Isnuarv itst, 18s4. trains will run us f./llov. s lill furll.* * uoltcu : l Djltjr—Frcejtt Sufida} ». I * VV K^'rWAlMV. STATIONS. Lv BlarV * ilte “ Ash t-Oh “ Wu*-1 wards Ar Hum well S MTil 7 Acc’in, A. M. r. r.i. ’ f.y, 7.40 tr.M a.*>» 1.00 *.ir. 1 10 S.25 10 A H'U'W A H 1 >., STATIONS. attonded-Hi Barnwell und a*lja’ cent counties. [novgg Lv Ham well Wtwwiwuifl'H “ AAtluitflt A1 IHai’kviiln 4 M *!l f 8 An-’m A M j 1*. u. 7 16 6(6 7 -S ! a Ji l.Vt 6.*7 I s.oo Morrison’s March m U l Dll TUTKIVS lUBf It is an old and true saying that some men prosper on tho misfortunes of tboir follow*. During the recent panic, in whicli old and honorable business houses in all tho great trade Centro* ’uartr gone down, as hopeleSt wrecks as CARD HOARD iloUSES BEFORE TIIE CYCLONE, I have bought an iinmeuso stock of goods, iu ail Hues, at prices far bcldw tbc cost of manufacture and I now propose to firm a ' ; COPARTNERSHIP WITH MY CUSTOMERS, and to share my gooddortune with till who fc I the pinch of hard times and who WANT THE MOST OOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY. » See My Prices. Best Standard Prints 5 cents per yard. Flanne a, Blankets nnd all Wiutfcr Goods at New A*otk cost. 4-4 Shit ting 5 cents per prd. 3-4 Shirtinu 4 cents per yai J. “Fresh stock of Spring Clothing, SUITS FROM TWO OC UL ARS UP- MILLINERY CIOODS'A SPECIALTY. Huts from 5 to 15 centa apiece up to the lincrd. Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Ttimmhrgs fbr Hat* jo endless ptofu- -StOM Alxl arndi |MrLiaa r lIata.j,h'g : »ntly.tr;.»Hnntl^ - • . hull Stock * I Notimis, Gents’ Furtii-liing GooeD, Glulre Shirts, the best in tho world, Linon Coliiirs, &e. In the Shoe Department I offer Ladies’ Nhoes from 75 cents per pair up to the finest Philadelphia hand made. Boots and shoes for men and boys at all prices, full stockdfrogHns ffl.LO per pair. Full st«ck «f Groceries and Piatuerb’ f*uppliea al^nys on Ititud at city prices. 1 he American 8*-wing -Machine, ivU.ist in rbh M-tnrld ’* n***y j - • ■ —■— The above are only spec i me us. Como to see me. It will pay to ride i5 miles by pyiv.itc cbnvejunce and get grent bargains. This sale will continue until fur* ther uatice, . . > titiir? , i' J. L MOHTtlvSON - - - . BLACKV1LLK, 8. C. t; ‘ rlostTO^’®* HI WItol«alaGrocyr8 and Dealers in Prmi ion^-tittBd^; -JTt bacco, E1c. r Jb‘7 and ICO Fast Bay, ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO. 1 . . O K N EltA I. -AG SNT9 .Six Thousand Tons of Kainit for Sale. Consult your interest by seeing us. Bottom Figures Given. Manufac:urers qf High Grade Fertilizeis and Acid Phosphates. fOU 9AJ.K BY P. IV. Farrell, BLiekville, S. C. \Y. J. Marlin, Blackville, S-. C.- II. J. Brabham & Bro., Bamberg, S. C. t ' •*’ ~ J. 1). Cnpc'and, Pamberg, 'S. C. Bice & L’opeUitid, Bamberg, S. C. IV. II. Kennedy, WiHiston, S. C. J. K. Stcadtnan, ^Grahams. 8. C. jan 17-4 m Oldenbutters . EAST BAY RESTAURANT. Nos. Itto, 87 and Si), Chaileston, S. C. Board and Lodging. Meals, at all Hours. BreakfarCfrbm C to 9 u. in. Luticlt, free from II a. in. to 2 p. m. Dinner from 12 tit. to 3.30 p. nl. Supper from C toff p. m. Oisiers in every .“ty'e. — = Ales, wines, liquors, segarsj tobacco, etc., of bed (|ua!i!y. oci2’» (ini . ^* /.I” r ’i * i |l| v ^^’I||,'^| r , l> f, l |’1 ^ n willtSuaUi^ar- N”. 3 lia* Kimnisaloi^r.'iu South Cnr”!Iha Thillx ity fiuui Auftu-tit him! IaiciiI Station/* Wintol lll.u kvl;!^. No. 4 r;i|ili«*t, ttilh S.iilh Curulina Itailaa) foi Olnirh-iton :*n.t l..aal Stalivu* i::ivl of IDackrili*'amt Colmnlii.i In*i.ion. No. D ha* oouimction (y*.m South Carolina ItalU ay fro:ti Olia'rl sioii, Colimihia, t'ivi.'ou an'l 1 -- -I Station* l-J-l of Illo kviloi No. fi c umort* with South rarotliiii tlail vaj for Auxuata aue Ia- ai Slati-as HV^t of Ultu-kviih . ’ Aii^Wsktiv ^ No OJu rp M'Ui, 4;oimnMa anti an |> On Court day of inoiiih a 8|» x ial Train will. 1 avr CluckviHtrfti 7 A. M., and arriW m llarnwuli ai 7.iA A. M I>. C. ALLEN.0. PAT. Aicrnl. JOHN 13. PE^K.Iioncml M.’tiiP'jji’r, and nil IxrTrl W aflunj. Nu. R t ontiffts w itii Smth Candimt TTailwajr fur lurlf^tun, ColuuiLta anti uH iMdnt-Fx»>t. Smtli Oiroliiia Kiuhvay. Commencing Jan. 2ffh 1834, trains will run as follows : v.^-—run «UsrJu_M_iitLy- A yGb’ST A-W VI81 (rN. IV ESI' li».«ily) (Dnilr. exerp 8*. olay-,.) 4.00 j> m fi. It) p III ti 30 |> m 0.41 p m 0.&3 p in 7 Ot p nt Zlfi-jxm 7 27 p m 7 31 p tu 7.4*? pm ?..‘)4 p ni O.Kfi p m Leave Charleston 7 < PT in Arrive .-it Bi tuchvtBe ’.•A.'* a m Leave Bnutchviii* '.* 20 a m l.e:ive fidisto 9 30 a m Leave Midway 9 42 a nt Leave‘Bimberg t'. IS a m Leave Gndiiiiii* _ lU.bU aiu Leave Lei s 10.12 a m Leave Bi.ickvtiie' ID. 18a m Leave Ktko 10.32 a m Leave tVilli*t >n JO 38 q'm Arrive ut Augusta 12.05 a m EAST. [I'ailj'J [Dally cxru|/t deiff-fft't Cbmlestoo, 8. C-. OTTO TIEDEMAN & SONS. wiiol. v * ai.k: oitocitKr* And Provision Dealers, 02 and 104 F-a*! Lay St. Chariest cn, S. C Provision*) a specialty. Wo have always on hand a isrjio stoc*. c>f Printi Meets, a'so cheap cuts and grades of eveir d .scription of meats and a full, assortment of (Iroef.ries, Tobacco, Cigara, &c.' oei25-ly C. BART & CO. drAxtiaKJS'rox,«. c. The latrgest Importers of Fruit 1n the 8outli, offer for sale a Well selected stock of Apples, Oruiges, Bananas, Coconnuts, Lemons, Nuts, Dried Figs, Raieias, Po tatoes. Cabb-igcs, Onions Pe inuts, oud everything rffsc that h first class whole sale Fruit Hou-« should have. Country orders filled ^ith dispatch. L 0 * 1 ^ cXiiPKTS ~ Cari'ets and House Furnishinj Goods.— The Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mar- quet Brusse s, 3-lMy ami Iiiitrain Carpets, Bugs, Mats and Crumb Cloths, window Shamls, Wall Paper*, Borders, {.accCurtain*; Cornices and iVes, CbeoaTnd Canton Mat tings, Ui/ltolstory, Eugranng*. Chrouios, Picture Frames. Wrtte for samples and pri css. fiAlLIK & CO.SKEKY, - aug2dy Augusta, Ga. TJKXRY STKITZ, Impoi ter nud Wholesnle Uealeryn FflllEICV Si IHl'kiiTlC Fltl'IT. Apples, Oranges, Buiinnas, Coconnuts, Lein. nns, rit-eanple.-*. Vointocs. Onions. Pea mis. Cabbages, &e. N £. Corner Meeting At )1»r- Let Street, Charksion,. S. C. [octll Repairing a Specialty. SD1D ME YOUt* WATCHES. Lcart* Augusta fi.08 a'in iiii.m*). 5..i0 p m I.euveO illi*ton 7.40 a m C.35 p in ti.12 p m Leave LIU 7 47 a m L*-a\e Bluekville 8 (h.i a m 3.67 p m Leave Lees * 00 a m 7.04 p m Leave Grahams 8 10am 7.1ft p m Leave Bun bu g - 8.k2 a m 7.29 j> in Leave Midway - ^ 8 3W w m 7.38 p m Leave Hdisto •• 8.50 am 7.49 p m Ar. at Kranchville O.fiUa ut 8.00 p in Leave Branchville 9.25 a m 8.15 p m Ar at (;4iiM re**+<Mt —H 23ftm ht-H> p tn . COLUWBTA DIVISION-IVltdT. (lMily,"K»eept eiumbtyr)- Leave Crauebville t).2Uam 8.)*> p :n Arrive at Cniudeo, k Ho a in 1 ..Vj p m Vn ivc nt I'ubunhis ll.tunm lU uu p m Leave Colu ulmt ■ C.40 a m 5.31 p m Leave CtrTaden 7 to am 4.1 o p m Ar, at Branchville 0.00 am 8.00 p m KXHRE.SS (PAlbY) VTEdTA - To My Friends of Barnwell County ' —AND— ( - THE J^UBLtlC ^EKEBALlaY. I have opened a first class • . , CLOT 11 i NG AND G HNTK’ FF RNTSHI N(F STORK At 74(5 BROAD STRKET (UNDER GLOBE HOTEL) AUGUSTA, GA. I expect to keep hu baud a fine assorted stock of Ready-Made «****»« -and Gents Furnishing Goods -AT THE Very lowest Possible Prices. 0— . I solicit tho pMronigc of Old Barnwell County. I will give jou bitter bar- giins, bettor goods nnd ut I^owor Price* ihan y"tt litive ever been oflere<l before in ibis city. I elprct to have on band about ihe 2Uth of March the finest stock of Fpring and Summer Cli-thing ever brought to tilts ritw, so I ask you to call and exiimiud my stock nud see if I don't propose‘to come up with what I s*y. I am always happy to see my fricuds from old Barnwell, whether you buy or ttuL—Don't forget the f lace. . > I. u STAN SELL., 710 BROAD ST. (Uud.r Globe Ho(cl) AUGUSTA. GA. Saloon and Restaurant. EEXI LIB HETSLHOIS: ha* removed hi. Well Known Saloon nud Tlcdauratti to No. G27 Brood Street, next door nlxmrtbc More of Mr. John Boorw-Moore, where lie ha* splendid room* for the nccointnodation of his putroua. Tlii* Baf, Oyster Stand and Cigar Counters nfc all on iho ffi6» floor. Tho upper Bailors are fitted-up for bulii** and gentlemen. The bast attention'and polite wait* ers. All arliclej served will be First Cltu*. !cpl3-27 r- *— .-j’.——- Leave ClmrUfston 10 lopin' Leu re l>nncliville ♦ I si) n m Leave Blackville '3 41 a in— , Ar. Augusia . 7.45 a as ~ - EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST f Leave Augusta 0.30 p m Ar. ut Brunchvill6 ' l.4fi t Cl . Lfriveut ClmrU'*.tuff 5.15 a tit ' , "CONNECTIONS.” Cuunccliorta made at Aug'tsta with Georgia R. 1*. to lU'iriVom all ponm West and South- wevt; with rhiotlgh Stfccper beiwccu Char leston iiml At'unta on Extu^-s train. Connections madeut Charleston with North- E inter i B. K. fur print* North and with New York Steamers on Saturdays. Conneciions made «*t Columbia tvith Co lumbia and Greenville B. It. and Charlotte, Columbia nnd Augusta 11. H. to and from all points on both ltoa*U. Connection* made at Blackville with Barn* well K. It. I). C. ALLEN, G. P. & T Agent. JGllN B. PECK.General Manager.- STOP, STRANGER! Ar.d tdl all tour friends and the rent of mankind that J. W. LEVY", the itroad Street Grocer. opposittLlhe Augusta Hotel, has in store and for sale a full stock of btnplc and Faitcp Groeeties of the best hr. nds and at prices to suit tho times. The nimble penny is better than the slow shilling. Live and let live is my motto. A choice stock of the best Liqtiots always in store.— Proihpt attention giyen to all orders. Mr J, II. LevyTs with me antLwifhbc pleased to see and serve his many friends in Carolina. t^jF^Consignments of cotton solicited. sep27 •D Removal Aotice. -THE- 84*5. Blfistrsted Baai-bodc 1884 For th* * Farm sad (total. tsop*gc*. SO illustrations, and a beautiful Colored Plato a Tower*, tell* Wliat, When and How to plant aad / full of information invaluable to all intcreMed i >. MailedforGeRocoverposUfli Illuatrated NeveHy 1.1*4 dcacrit>inK all the newe«t varietii Flower*, Vegetables, Ci ‘ Fruit*. Plant! * Registration Notice The Registration Cook* will be i)pen at Ihe county scat on the First Monday in each month until further notice is given. JNO. W. HOLMES, Supervisor. dec21-tt • GUbTAV JACOliY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. Dealer in M’atchoa. Clocks, anti a Fine l ine of Jewelry All! kinds of Bepairiug neatly done. Old Gold and Silver bought. 203 King Street, Charleston, S. C. octll . ets. f, riant! Haile Pro* Gr. E. Steadman, (Opposite the St rebel Hotel.) Blackville. S C* W. n. BIBCHOFF. J. VON OVEN. BUY BUFF Ml WlIOLlCtkALK OXtOClURH lid l>eulera in CARCfLINA RICJE. 190 FjwI Bay, 1 and 2 Cumberland Street, 64 and 5ff State Street, CharlMton, 8. C. ; (New York Office. 93 Wbll Street.) N. B. Mr. J. It. EASTERLING 1* now euqnectcd wixh oar buatBO** As Travelling ble UlMClipiIou Will be pruvlJed hereuf- gulexmam Any orders eatructed to him will Hr, v . - . h^r« our boat aueutiwo. « • [jan23 * > plant. 68E&T raiiamras saiumh e? mum?* \yc taks plcatuie in •nnouncing that, we Itav? moved our elegant stock of Forui* lure to 840 BROA|> STREET, Old stand of Myers & Marcus. We havft llti* large store filled to overflowing with the most Elegant and best Assorted block ever offered. We compete with au/ maikct or any deal if in “ STlTLE. QUA.I.1TV OR PRICE- The Htcadv iucrease in uur ( business is what ha* caused u* to move so often. Wa now have (he Finest btorc and FinestSioek io Georgia. Write for catalogue u* call atid sec us. 'r^. ^4—— — J. L. Bowles & Co. i 840 Broad Street ^V.\ignstai Ga- iepl3 27 Offers for *«lc one *ecoud-hand ergiue— j five horse power. Also, one second.hand engine —ten horse I powers Also, two second hand »»w mills. VriOVVI^R _ Ml lift . Also, one second-hand grist mill. ““ ** Also, a lot of new and second-hand shaft- 6 packet* choice Flower Seed* fturr ttUeUam), ti tng and pulleys. Hitt I Also, Geiscr Engine, -nl Saw Mills, t 100 TCCUU** M^Bswm tUMHlah fmr Thresher-i anerFeparaforc. \ VEGETABLE GABBEI FOR $1.(M! Also, the Georgia Cent Aniil Cullen Gin, clnCIni aUe*** Affic—W*eaer Fca. fftl * Also, anyjllachinery not in st< ck supplied at short noticeandon uAtst reusiiiiaW, ter-tH^r Alio, oue 15-Lorao po**<.r stcoud-hund eu- Waiido, Wamlo, Waiido, WAKDO. WAIIDO. WAIIDO. AMMONIA TED FERTILIZER, ~ (Especially adapted fur) <t ‘ 4ftIKL.I> CKOI»W OF* ALL. KIN OS. /' ■ ALSO ■ / :- - ACID PHPSPHATF AND DISSOLVED, BONE, - , (,0f High Grade.) GENUINE GERMAN KAINIT, ASH ELEMENT PHOSPHATE FLOATS, COTTON SEED MEA^ . AND ALL FERTILIZER SUPPLIES, Addro**: Francis B. HACKimj iPredidapt and Genaml Agent, 7 Street, Rear of Poetolfice, Charlest4»D, 8. C. 'A : Central Hote lOTB the rtoww aa4 V*»*UW* tUKxt CoUocUoo. *d M**'* niMtiwted tmritmmfm HaMUkM lUinc go* hew to grow them, Ur 91.73. B. K. BLISS * SONS, 14 Barclay >tr—t* M»wYoffc fine AlbO, a iscoad^luad augine at d grist mill h9v8 Broad Street, iuguata, Ga. MRS. W. M. THOMAS. Cast rally located, ecaveaieatto busiaeas. ^ J*