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JuiIhjt Court tho RonnwoJI twin vlU
connect wttk «M poMMffwr tn(M on tho
H. 0. B. W.
Th« deieiro^O M f«r Ula
Court to the penltoatlnry ato rAtker a bus*
gry and hard lookinff aeb ' *,
Thara will ba no offlotal aala* of real
proparty next aatrday ard ihera should bo
none until anoChor crop la made.
Up to date thin season 1790 bale* of cot*
ton have bean ehlpped from and 510 tor.a
•of phoaphatea received at thla depot.
5lra. W. O. Wllaon, daughter of the late
daodb Hart keg, died on Saturday • f ty
phoid pneUmoala In Great Cypreaa Town-
■sites .
Mrs. William Mhrrltt, mother of Mr« T.
P.H. Wsathferabew and Mfa. W. H. Mc-
lllehaal of Wllllaton, died at Ridge Spring
last week. .
Marfl As on the rtth lt»M>y the Rev.
James F. Bulat, at the rceMcnce of th^
bride’s pan-nta, NB^mtfton Rush and Miss
RIIa, daughter of Mr. t.C. Hitter.
Mr. J. P. Strobe! has returned from Flor
ida. He akpraeaeshlaieelf satis It *'d with a
brief re.-l lenoe In the pet Ineuler State and.
will remain a resident of Carolina.
Mrs. Peter InaUnet. foimerly of Gra
hams, died at the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frol! Pamteh, In Augusta, on the
11th Inat. and #a* burled at, Grahatha on
the 13: h.
C«det Frank M. WlMe Of- WllHston hoe
’’taking” way*. At the recent ctamination
at the Citvdel he took Brat raafc (n Ida
c.asa, then l>e took mvaalee and now he la
taking a ten days furlough among the
girle. - .r
montha. Later—Mr. Johnaon. who
Xlte Inquest, informs us that tha crldeoea
♦ Indicated suicide
.CroitONB Pits —A gentleman from Al-
leudale requests, through his attorney,
,4ur ot'inlon of cydon# pita. We cheerfully
give our views. They are excellent things
to have southwest <>f * f*>' By ••d may be
put to as many beaeMal uses as Wlsard
oil. They furnish ready refugee from cy
clones, Caudle lectures, candidates-and col
lectors. Our friend needs a big one and
badly. . Let him not tarry In starting nor
Weary In well dutng. if the Cashes should
movs to Allendale orb* migrate U> Ches
terfield It Would be well far him to take up
permanent quarters In one that -is bomb
sad b”llet proof.
DkX/ICation at liAUBSito —Tha new and
elegant edifice of tha M. E. Church, South,
at ilamberg, will be dedicated on the sec
ond Sun lay lu April. It 1« IM must oust I y
and beautiful church iu the coui ty and is
a credit to both the denomination and
community t# which It berongs. The lot
on which It la built Is worth flvo hundred
dollars and was presented to the trustees
by the Hon. 1.8. Hamburg. The church
Itself could not be built by con tract for lees
than four thousand dollars. A splendid
Mason A tlimlin organ has been ordered
through G- O. Koblnoon A Co. of Augusta.
Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson of Baltimore
wUt preach the dedicat ion sermon and s> v-
eral otfter di^UnguUncd divines will be In
attendance upon this Interes ing occasi-u .
GB1. from Blackrllle, Ijegs to Ihform h»5
friends thit he will bft In Barnwell during
Court week with fre*h fl-h of all Mods.
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glngei Hle, soda waterTiarsAparilla, sweet
Cider, goohera, apples, oranges, cakes,
piss and everything that is worth having.
Judge Wltnefs o n presldss with ease
Thn dignity. Is highly conrtoous, quick/
awtrate in hU rulings and has
i nst favorable Impression on the
th« county. The presence of the
Stenographer contiIbutro materially tu
- ho expedition of business.
In thaseUctlonof D. Wyatt Aiken. Jr„
ns Slenog apher .for this Circuit, Judge
Aldrich eec«re«l the rl.-nt man for the
p!ac \ but Nat Walker Is Jealous of hts su-
t>erior handsomeness and hov<es for the
•arty existence of an Aiken void la Fai n-
wsdL H
(>ol. Gantt looks a little Jxdeil. Tin la
bors of ttw Solicltor»htp and |l<nk mov<-
’ * lent* to avoid the active strategy of leap
• '«r skirroishers are latlier too much for
the gallant Colonel, it la rumo ed that a
fair woman will c • tdure him t»eforo Sherilf
Fpofford c itches Big Began Oitsh.
Tho gin, press and grtst mi l of Mr. J. C.
Folly, of Red Oaa Township. were«lestro- •
ovl by Bra on last Thursday night. Mr.
Holly is satlsilnd that it was of InoanrtUry
origlii but has»> clue to Ui« psrpetrstora
The loss Is heavy and cannot b« mad-grval
for less th-.in Bv.» hmulred dolUrs. This Is
the erotAul recent act of Inoccidlailsm in
lied Oak.
Among the visiting Inwe-rs in atteod-
s«iic<’ u|s»u Court we hnve had the pleasure
of Meeting the f.Jlowlipi: Esquires H. M.
'rhompsiai and ILL. Johnson, WU.Nton;
>lsj L T. htiar, Jaieos I homson, W. H.
Bellinger and SW R. M«'lv, Blackvllle; G
W M WillUnia. Bamberg; L L.Tobtnaud.
ML M K ik, Al^vidale; L uigstt ea* G.mlt,
lioilieg Springs; J. M. bktnoar. Paoibcig^
Dr ChrlsMauL Faust dl d dn Wednee-
<t ,y ot l'a«t we«k Mt bis esldeoceuoar Gra-
Siaira. Hgedai yeans. His dlseass was con
ges Ion of the liver and apioen. tits death
, W is suddt'li und utiex;>ectod. Althougti wo-
itor medical trenrmeut ho was .••bio to walk
about his premises on luooday aftern<K>u
•■.nd at ten o’clock on the next day he was
a corps-. Dr. Faust was ooo of the most
popular and successful phy-drkne in the
county. HU practice was extensive and
the.faith -f !.>•* (f4.-a.Unu luhls skill and
ability was uubound'.d. His devotion to
« lobleprt»f»#sloii probably hs-letied kis
h He will be greatly mi-sed and the
ersal gdr< evoked by his too ear'y de-
tuise Is his beet mlaglum end cWUiary.
A correspon 'ext of ttHTBural New York
er describes the following method by which
an extraordinary crap of water retails was
raised: Holes srsrs dmg tsn (set apart
. «ach way, • ightoen inches square and kf-
teen Inches deep. Tbeso hoi as were Ailed
with woll-rott*»d raanurn, which was thor
oughly Incorporated with the soil. A l «w,
Art hill wMtbeu made and eesd planted.
Wh-n the vThss wwreHTge'effiMigh to bo-
gtn to run, the whole surface was covered
to the .tepth of a foot or Afteea I nobee alt tv
wheat Straw: Tbs straw was plaord does
up around the sloes. Mooultl vatlon what
ever was a Iren afterword; no weeds or
, grass grew. The vines spread over the
etraw, and the niel ns matured clean and
mice. The yield was abundant, and (he eg-
pertment an entlra suooesa.** This plan Is
surely worth trying.
The musical feast on Friday night was
largely attended end Mm hopes ot the
ladles fully realized. Col. Duncan, in his
pleasing stylo, briefly statsdtbe obj-ct for
whlchetho entertainment was given, and
tbs musical talent of Barnwwll and vicini
ty was put to the trot. Bo excellent was
the bill of fore and §f beautiful the execu
tion in every particular that It would ba
Ira possible to express any proferenos as to
the young ladles, but an uncontrollable
pride and slmpla Justice demand the state
ment that, os to the geiiUMneu parttah
- panto, Cols. M. G. Tobin and Vat Walker
added largely to the enjoyment of tbe'yy
caelon by the masterly manner In whieh
they handled the violin. The beauty of
the youar L die# completely ebaltoad the
gallant and handtom* young gantteaea
who came oat front BJaekvllle, while the
Barnwell brovse calmly viewed the pride
of their hearts and were serenely happy.
On Bsnday morning tha dead body of
Charlotte Ashley, colored, was fouad <■
Powell’s mill pond. All bough there were no
/ witnesses of her death It Is supposed to
' here been accidental and not a esse of sal-
ctdo. On baturday her husband want to
« iston to attend the trial ot a ease to*
H. L. Johnaon, Erq, and romalned
y most of tho day. On his return his
wife, the deosassd, was absent and could
Ofvicr Xotks —Our gixKl friend, Capt.
John R. Hair, paid us a pleasant visit on
Mondby. We hope that ho will stay ion-
g r the next tinm<
Mr. E. L Mx-n, the active and efflclent
Bscrctary of the Wlillstou Melon Growers
Association, i forms us that a meeting
wllbeheld n«xt Butuidav afternoon to
retx.’lve the repoit of Mr. R. M. Mixeon,
who was delegated by l he club to attend a
•oonventlon of fielAht ugeats held in Atlan
ta on Tuesday. Bo far no satisfa tory ai^
raegemvits hw\o tavn made with tho r.ili-
■ajej. Lest year Mr. Nixon Ibsl 'one-fiTtU
of his shipnientlii and others suffered lu
like Proportion. Hills** - m.
dice an d should not favor any on*
through ffYror affection. Bemember
the oath ttett yoar foreman and each
of yoa b.tbf (alien that M tbe secrets of
yourself your fellows you will
keep."
As the b4l» were given to the grand
jury bta Hob or specifically defined the
offenoed chhi ?ed therein.
lloeee Yonog, colofed. Indlctet! for
burglary atul larceny, plead guilty to
the second’ ooupt and was s< nteoced to
four yea rs In iprisonment at bard labor
In tho pooBwitlary.
Noah Watreo, colored, was tried on
the same cha rge, convicted on the sec
ond count and sentenced to the same
punish mem. •
Tuesday—.>Toee Wade, a colored boy
of tender yi trs and strong affection
for chickehu, vaa convicted of burglaf
ry and lareer y and sentenced to Dvc
years Itnprls >nment In-i the penlten*
Mary. Bans ibal and David Jackson,
colored, tod (cted for larceny ol Hre
stock were aa quitted,and the flrst trial
under the ne v prohibitory law result
ed In the acquittal of the aecus-sd—
Dating the ternrthe grand jury re
turned twelt e true bills and threw ouf
s<-ven. “No Bill" was found agaloKt
the engineec and conductor of the S.
0. B. WTffeilght train by which Rev.
M. R. Suareus wne killed. *
Wedcesds y —The grand jury made
the custom!iry examination of the pub
lie offices tied buildings, submitted its
present meat and adjourned. The Ses
sions will probably close to-day.
dciwtainUug with the railroads can be
reueluxl many growers will largely de
crease or d boon Mu uo ihecuiluro of mel
ons.
Mr. R. W, Geralone of the beet of the
Elko faimor.*, tolls ns I'hat the plant?rrtrr ‘
his neighborhood are more thorough and
forward iu their ciop preparations th.n
they h vs been for years.
Capt. I. 8. B imbergbrightened oursjnc-
tum with hU pleaseiit presence on 'l ues-
day. He looks os happy as one should
who lias a solvent bank, a good record and
a clear conscience behind and the prosp«ct
of a suiuuihi’h good fidiing before him.
Tho many friends of Col. lies llagood
aie delights I «t the hA: Jiy and rapid re-
c iperati >u of his youth ami h<-nlth among
the faailllar 8co>(«e of hie boyhood.
Court CJaleudnr.
On Monday at 10 A. M. tho stento
rian v- ice of ciier 8. L. Peacock an
nounced the opening of the Court.—
tlis llocor, Judge Witherspoon, IMM-
tor Gantt, Stenographer Aiken, Clerk
Simms and Sheriff Riley were at tbclr
posts promptly.
After the calling of the rolls of tli«
grand and petit Juriro and the tXcus-
lug of sucb as were exempt by law and
also of those unable to s.Tve from sat is-
factoty causes, Afessia/O. P. lloril-',
J imet! O.veae, John Raaterliug and M.
M. Holly were drawn to All the vacan
cies I u the grand and N. W. Peacock,
W. J. Baxley, U. S. Creech, James Hul-
f ord, Perry WodTi-y, Whltner Cave, W.
R. Christie, Cullen Odom and .William
McNab to fill vacancies in the petluju-
rlea.
H[s Honot’s charge tr»The Grand Jn
ry was a luminous exposition of the
objects and purposes of the law. So
ciety, la all countries, has found that
stable mire of conduct are necessary
fur Its wellbeing. Wdthotit sucb rulre
«aud their faithful enforcement by Ihe
Courts there li ro euro protection of
the rlgtt apdqofure repreosion of the
wrong, but rather a laxity and uncer
tainty which bolds out a uoostant hope
of escape to lb« Uwbreaksr and a lack
Corn. Corn. Corn.
At 85 cents. —
Kf\f\BUaiiELH IV.IME CORN for
AwMlw-aale at 85 cents per buiihi-l,
cash, at my place, 2 12 uiile« from
Blackv'.lle. J. a. bURCKMYER,
ntailS 4*
Edisto
• Charleston, S.C.
* ^ ‘"TV... ■
MANUFACTURERS OF 17 TO FT GRAMS flRTILTZKRS AND KURORT-
ERS OF GENUINE GERMAN KAINIT.
Orders promptly filled for tbs following goods: - *
EDISTO ACID PHOSPHATE, KDISTO ACIDULATED ROCK,
EDISTO AMMONIATKD FERTILIZER KDISTO ASH ELEMENT,
/ EDISTO KAINIT*
Role Manufacturers of thu Cefcbrsled Duacnn s Phosphate.
. Fancy Brands Manufactured to Order.
The Goods we offer are unsinijassctl tB tho trade, and ts wo w!U make favorable
terms we hope you will write u» before c!osiug yoar purchase.
JK9*For prices, terms, testiqiouiala, &c.* address
J. B-E. 8LOA.N. Treasurer and General Agcdt.
de<C 4m
Morrison’s March
It U aa oW snd mre fltyfftg that veme rficti prosper oo the mufovtanes of their,
fclluwa. During the recent panic, in which old and honorable biMnesa hoMta la
German Kainit
AND OTHF.R
Fertilizers.
Barnwell Rnilroad
Airect j
Fertilizer*, for '
-Tons
ImporfatioL, mul all other
sale by
HERMANN CULWINKLE,
Kerr's W harf, ChaHcston, S. C
dec "I"-:5m
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS
DENTAL SURGEON’
11I^AC’¥C\'It^I J 'P:, H. c.
if.
Regular appointments as follows: Barn,
well (VH. from ihinl Mondayiu each montl
to Kriday evening. Oflice at thf 1’atifrM.i
House. Williston, S. C. from firtt Monduy ii
each mouU to Friday evening. Qttce ovei
Capt. Keune-ly’a store. Will be ot. his home
office in Blackrllle every Saturday and wi 1
make appointments with patients to meet
them at either ofjiiaoffi c— at any ttmo.
jj^-CaUa attended iu Barnwell and adja.
cent counties. [nov22
On am) after llon>l»y, .Tanuarr Stst, 18i4. tralua
will ruu as follows till forth.-riiiakV;
(Oalty—Sxoept Soudaya. |
vvicr* r rwAi?i».
II 4>! I < lN:il,WT4ARD0IL r /
a dollar a bottle."
HAMLIN’S COUGILRALSAM,
HAMLIN’S ULOOJ AND LIVER
PILLS.
FOR 8.U.E AT
l.EROV VK01,AKR*S.
feb’/l .—
A WEffS REIDIKG FREE!
FOR SIX CCOD FAMILIE’s.
Eon-t yrmr •«■). aud 11> aime and address of f-• a
*ou-iu ItiMmra «r fri Wida on a J'—I) cata
and r-i fn» t» /oa,s-lf ai d t.i».a
oi them a n cinien o.pj of
THE GREAT GOITHERN WEEKLY, 1
Hii' telitili."
OUi / “ UNCir ’’IXl-'S'S” woftd-famoel
\ Skcicaat i (tt\« aid Plantation Darity.
tiffifE 1 •’Bill‘.HP'S” HumorowleUcnfci
IIUMOltOL'S j w Ko,rf » m, Hrartti Sttac.
WN7FP? ( "flPFS'f HAKIITON'S’’ advsnturcj
S V toM in tho ”CracVsr>' d alsct.
ft*«P Sfarl.f, HUH’ S/s of T'-mtel,
/oa. .*afi mlmrtt, “T*» /'*• m,"
>**« JfvM.awfd, r**V*w4lsw<o,
A VforU of laitnic'fcn :id Entortainmsnt.
tw. tv. ISrs. Tt • )--trlitest a’»1 Scat Woe*ty.
Dssan e««'y uiots *<07 i>t ibu hamtly.
£E10 A POSTAL fOA A SPECIMEN COPY, FPE:
^ address “Ttik CoKSXlTVTlox." Allauto, Ua.
Before You Buy
B115 i MfflilY
a
It Will Pay You.
-T0-
CALL ON OR CORRESPOND
of rcUtict (tilth of good toeu in the cer
tain secuiity of their righto, A m la ta
ken Unprezs-Jon la general that there to
a "higher law," auperlur to the solemn
•tatutee of the Btatc, and that by a
klnd.of jury legiclatlon, impolitic aid
unpopular laws can be neutraliz«d.—
That commua error canuot bv par
doned or coadcued. The J udge on the
bench and the jury lu Its panel are but
the executives of the law and are not
permitted to act as legislators. They
must execute the laws as they are giv
en by the State’s lawmaking power and
discretion to dWrimmate is not allow
ed, Tho unwise and unpopular law
must be executed with the same fideli
ty with which thd wise und popular
law to executed. Courts are not re
sponsible for consequences If they ais
faithful In the discharge of their duties
and whatever wrongs are committed
can he cured by the Executive of the
State, in whose hands are placed the
tender powers of mercy. In this coun
ty there to a law forbidding the issu
ing of Noeosas for the sale of intoxi
cating liquors, and It to the duty of the
grand jury to-sds that it to faithfully
enforced—and I will endeavor to fully
discharge my dsty in that direction as
In all otbsr violations of the law. It
to wot the province of grand juries to
try esses. It to suffldeottbat the Stats
should make out a prims fade case
sod show probable cause. It is the
province of the petit juries to try the
oaoo« and after s full bearing of both
tbs evidence for the State and the de*
fenve to pass upon the guilt of the ac
cused. Tt is the duty of the grand ju
ry as the grandjnquwt of the county
to exercise s general supervisory con
trol over the affairs of the county. Yon
are to look after the poor of the coun
ty, to look after the eonditlon of the
° ot JMss*.?- .“rh 1 ' r? 1 "; -f miteunau.«tut .u
•ofl'ftoSUVre'properTj
-WITH-
Edward Brooker,
STATIONS.
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STATIONS.
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Ar Uluckwlla
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all the greet trade centres have gone down, as hbpelen Wreck* i
CARD HOARD HOUSES BEFORE THE UfCLOfm,
I have bongiit an immense stock of good.., j u all Hoes; at prices far below the cost
of manufkethre and I now propose to firm a
• COPAKTNERSltl’P WITH MY CUSTOAIERS,
and to share my good fojtuoe ertU all who fe 1 the pinch of hard times end who-
Vi Am THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
See My Prices.
Best Staridmd Prints 5 cents per yard; 4-4 Shirting 5 cents per ysrd.
Flsmte a, Blankets and all- Wittier 3-4 Shinimr 4 cents per yard.
G Oods nt New Yu» k cost. Fre*h stock of Spring Clothing,
SUITS FROM TWOr^CLUARS US*.
MILLINERY GOODS A SPECIALTY. Hrfts from 3 to ir> cent* apiece «p
to the finest. Flowers, Feathprs, Ribbons, Trlnunings fop Hats in endless profu
sion and at all prices, Huts tdegunliy trimmed.
Full stock ».1‘ Notions, Gents’ Furni-hing Good*, GMJe Phlrts. thebe-t in ths
world, Linen Collars, Ac. In Ihe Shoe Department I offer Ladles’ Shoe* from 7.'»‘
cents per pair up to tl.e finest Philadelphia Inind made. Boots and shoes for met*
and boys at all prices, full stock Broguns $11G per pair. Fall stofk of Groceries
nud PinDter*’Supplies ulwnys on hand at cily prices. 1 he American Sewing
,Machine, “Best in the World, ’ only ££5.00.
Tho above are only specimens. Come to see me. It will pay to ride milcw
by private oonveyuace and get great bargains. This sale will continue until fur*
lllcr ^ ,iw - J. U MO RRIHOlsr
murG BLACKMLLR, 8. C.
^Jiarl^stoU’ B. O •
>w5*Sw5f
ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO.
general agents
Six Thousand Tins of Kainit for Sale.
Consult your interest by seeing us.
Bottom Figures Given.
Manufacturers of High Grade Fertilizers
nnd Acid Phosphates. _
FOR SALE BY
P. W. Farrell, BLckvffic, S. C.
W. J. Martin, BiackviBe, C.
II. J. Brabham A Bro., Bamberg,
S.
J. D. Copc’and, Bamberg, S. C.
Bice & Copaland, Bamberg, S. C,
WvH. Kennedy, Williston, S. C.
J. E. Steadman, Grahams, 8. C.
jattl7-4m
BarnwHl lUilroatl Tntiii!i comm t with buutb Car
olina Kail* ay Traltt. a. fulluw»i_
Wn:Tlila toDno tlon fr.in .vmth CaniHna Rallwaj-
from Aii^itata autl Local Station- Wet ol Hlm-kvi lc..
N«. 4 t-nniH—t- t**lh N.IUIt Citrotinn R:tilu:t) foi
Chari—ton mi I->ca! 9tntin»» K«ii of Ulackvilk-aml
Cohtwhla Ltirulon. a
No. S ha-conmK-tion front South CiruSna Kailwai'
fro'Jt Charlcaton, ('olumliia, 1‘ivLtoii and all I—nil
Station. Kant uf BUckvillc.
No. ( coiim^Kti with Soulte ramtina Railiraj foi
Autumn 2nA liGC.Tl VV,-^ of t^ack^ilK*.
So. 7 h». DTt-wc-fton frinn SotrlA CaroPau H-llwur
Auiftwta and »M ka«»4ja»*o»w*.—.
'Mr ■, -.'.Iwni!'... Jl*KW RtStr,-^w*v>Shrii-Raihi^ijr foi
CltarlcKtoii, Cotiiniliia at-1 all i-itnta K—t.
On Court tluv of Melt inoiilh a S|h- li.I Train vttl
loava Blnokvllli! al J A. M„ autl arriv. al Baruvrr!! u:
7.<9 A. M
U. C. ALLEN, ft. TAT. Ap-nt.
JOHN B. rnCK, Oct crwl Mnuan-f. /
Smtli (jarolina Hiiilway.
Commencing Jan. ,20th 1831, trainr
. will run as ibliuws :
Oldenbuttel’s
EAST BAY RESTAURANT.
Nos. 103, 87 and 83, Charleitnn, S. C.
Board and Ivotlging.
Meals nt all Hours.
Breakfast from G to 0 a. in.
Lunch, free from 11a. m. to 2 p. m.
Dinner from 12 m. to J.30 p. m.
Supper from G to 9 p. in.
Oysters in every style.
Ales,-wines, liquors, segars,. tobacco,
etc., of best quality.
JOHN M. OLPENBUTTEL.
oct25-f»ijr —
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
^M'rELREE S %
WELRyt - r
^PALACE
JEWELRY
^PALACE
CHARLESTON S.C^
LARGCST STOCK.
LOWEST PRICES
IN THL SOUTH.
Repairing a Specialty
'•SEND ME YOVr !Y/-.TC’r;E.>
with the totaotlM
drink and had faltoo
woman waa about
ol fetUac watqr to
to.' The unfortunate
oM on
Iter about twelve
Ok - *
kept and to Baka ouch examination of
the public buildings and officers as
ypur time wflf permit. Ton should
preseat so ese Horn hatred or prtju-
HEISTRY STEITZ,
Importer tad lYkoUsafe PaaUr la
F0KEIC\ MD MMESIIE FRl'IT,
BLACKVILLE, B- C. Apples. Oranges, Bananas, CocoanttOt, Lent.
ons, rit.eapp>«s, Toiatoes, Qntans, I’ea tuts
Cabbages, Ac. N E. Corner Uootma A Mar-
... ket Street, Chat kston, S. C. Y ocl11
ho is prepared to iurmsh,
on sliort notice and accommo
dating terms, the following
brielly descrilied outturns of one
of the largest and Ix'st manufac
tories in the Union.
1. Dry Steam Portable En
gines, all sizes.
v' 2. Olimax Engines, all sizes,
Portable or Detached, as desir
ed, with Locomotive or Return,
Tubular Boilers,
3. Tiger Engines, all sizes,
Portable 6r Detached, as desir
ed, with Tiocomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers.
4« The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron
frame, superb and substantial/
for heavy or plantation work, as
desired*
5. The Moore County (N.
C,) Gri*t Mill, Top Homier. A
very Btfperior mill It has no
equal, -- ? *- T
I know my lousiness well and
will give the benefit of my long
experience to ray friends.
Any further information will
be cheerfully furnished-
I guarantee satisfaction.
Addn *" i mmni umn m *t.o<
•45.
For dw
dtutr&tod Hx&d-book
. Qtifin.
Edward Brooker,
r * BLACK V1IAE. S. C.
»«i6
Turn tad
•00 i^histnaioaLMMl a
r tow«ro, (eUcWhat,
w, full of infomati
1884
IJO
—w 8t> plant and
information invaluable to alt iatcreaMd I
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
WBSr
- (Ojlly)
(Dally, exc«-p
Sui-Itty-.)
Leave Charleston
7.00 am
4.00 p m
Arrive nt Biaut-hvills
0.06 a m
0.lop m
Leave Brnnchviile
0 ‘JO a^n
C 30 |> it.
Leave Edisto
9 Ht* a tu
C.41 p m
Leave Midway
9.42 a m
6.68 p in
[.cave B.iinbarg
9.4a a m
7 01 p in
Leave Grnliuuis
10.00 am
7 16 pm
Leave Le< s
10.12 am
7 27 pm
Leave ItlnckvBle
TO. 18 am
7 81 p Or
Leave Kiko
10.n2a in
7.48 p ti
L#:ive \VilH)>t->n
10 8? a m
1.64 p n
Arrive al Auguitta
12.06 a m
9.20 p in
EAST.
[[tally] [Pally exc’itl
SuiuUy.
LeaveAugusta
6.08 a m
6.1IO p ni
LewveWiliiaton
7.40 a m
0.36 p m
Leave Elko
7.47 a in
0.42 p in
Leave Biackville
8 00 a m
0.67 p m
Leave Lees
8.09 a nt
7.04 p 11
Leave Grahams
N I'Ja m
7.16 p in
Leavs Bamberg
8.22 a in
7.29 !• u.
Leave Midway
8 39 a u
7.38 p m
Leave Edisto
8.60a m
7.49 p m
Ar. nt liraiichvUle
9.00a m
8.tK) p m
Leave BrnncLville
V.26 a m
" S. 16 p m
Ar tt Charleston
11.28 a m
10.10 p in
To My Friends of Barnwell County ... .
—.and-—
TI-ITtl PUBLIC i^-F.TCTTItt AT.T.X.
I have '>|ietie<l a first cU.«8
CIaOTHING AND GENTS’ rPRNISIUSa-8TDBE AT 74(5 BR04D»
STREET (UNDER GLOBE HOTEL). AUGUSTA, GAf.
I export to keep on hand a frnc assurtod stock of
Ready-Made Clothing, Eats,
—and—
Gents Furnishing Goods
—-AT THE
Very Lowest Possible Prices#
I solicit the patronage of Old Barnwell County. I will give yon better bar*
•rain*, better goods and at Ixtwcr Prices than you have ever been offered before io
thi- city. I expect to linve on hand about the 20th cl March tho finest atoik. of
‘pring and Summer Clothing ever brought to this city, so I a-k you to coll and
examine mj^stock aud see if I don't propose to come up with what I,say. I sat
•Iways happy to see my friends from old Barnwell, whether you buy or not. Don’i
forget tho j-lace.
!. I*. STANSEU.,
746 BROAD ST. (Under Globe Hotel) AUGUSTA. GX
mnrC
Saloon and Restaurant.
an
I** removed his Well Known Satoon 1
le-taurant to No. (fc7 Bruad^ Street, next door above tho store of Mr. John*
Bonos Moore, where he has splendid rooms for the accommodation of his patron*.
The Bar, Oyrtor Staad tnd Cigar Counters arc alt on the. first floor. The upper
Parlors arc fitted up for ladies and gentlemen. The best attention and polite wait*-
fcrs. All articles served wifi be First Class. J , •epl3-27
COLUMBIA DIVISION— WK8T.
(Daily, Kxc>pt8unday.)
Lea^a Brancbville 0.20am b.lopn.
Arrive at Caiudea 8 30 a m l.ft'i p tn
Arrive si Cotutn'tiia 11.40 am lOSa'p tn
Leave Columbia 6.40 am 6.31 p in
Leave Camden 7 16am 4.16 pm
Ar, at Branckville 9 00 a m 8.00 p iu
UXl’UEScJ (DAILY) MiaT.) r :
Leave Charleston 10.16 p m
Leave BnmehviHo 1.60 a m—
Leave BlnckvilH 1 * 3 41 am
Ar. Augu-ta 7.16ato
EXPRESS(DAILY) EAST|
Leave Augusta 9.30 pm *
Ar. at Dlack villa 12.16 pm
Ar. at UranchTille 1.46 a m
Lrriveat Charleeton 6.16 am
-- : ■ ’CONN ECTIONS.”^
Connect ions made nt Augusta with Georgia
K. B. to and from a I piints (Vest and South-
west, whh through Sleeper bet wr«M Char
leston and At'anra on Exprees train.
Cennactiona niedest Charleston,with North-
Eastern R. R. for prints North and with New
York Steamers on Saturdays.
Connections made at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greenville K. R. and Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta K. U. to and from all
points on both Bonds.
Connections made at Biackville with Darn,
well K. K.
D. C. ALLEN, G. P. & T. Agent.
JOHN B. PEC A. General Mifnnsiift.
STOP, STRANGER t
And tell all yoar frieods and the rest of mankind that J. TT#
LEVY, the Broad Street Grocer, opposite the Augusta Hotel, has
in store and for sale a full stock of Staple and Fancp Groceries-
of the best hr. nds and at prices to smt the times. The nimbler
[jenny is better than the sldw shilling; Live and let live is my
motto. < A choice stock of the best Liquors always in store.—
-Prompt attention given to all orders. • ,
Mr. J, II. Levy is vith me and will be pleased to see and serve
ny friends iir C arolina.
^^•Consignments of cotton solicited. aenZT
- -t-t -i
Registration Notice
The Registration Books will be open at the
county aeal oa Dm Eir-f Monday in each
month until further notice trgiven.
JNO. W. HOLMES, Supervisor,
doell-tt
gunTav nmr,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Dealer in Watches. Clocks, and a Pins 1 ins
of Jewelry- AIM kinds of Repairing neatly
done. Old Gold and Silver bosght.
*2D3 Sing Street. Charleston, 8. C.
"octl1
G E. Steadman,
(Opposite the Strobcl Hotel.)
Biackville. & C«
Offers for sale one second-hand engine-
five horce power.
Also, one second-hand engine —ten horse
power.
Also, two second hand saw mills.
Also, oaesecond-haad grist twill.
Also, a lot of now and second-hand shaft-
iwg and pulleys.
Also, Geiscr Engines and Saw Mills,
Threshers and Separators.
Also, the Georgia Centennial Cotton Gist
Removal Notice*
-THE
mEAT mmiTUM m wwtt*
Wp take pleasure io ann.ouncing that we have moved our elegant stook of Furul*
lure to / -
840 BROAD BTREET,
Old stand rf-Myt-rs & Marcus. Wc have this large store filled tooverffowiog tritte
the most Efcgsot and be.-*t Assorted Stock ever offered. Wc compete’ with on*
maikttt or any dealef in
BTYEE. QUALITY OR PRICfe-
Tlie Htrwlv Hicrcjsc in our^busincss io what has sanacd ns to move so often. Wo
now have the Finest btore aud Finest Stock in Georgia. Writs for catalogue v**
call and sec off.
J.
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L. Bowles & Co;
• - ■ _ v * ,
840 Broad Street ^kvigTistai Ga-
YYaiido. Wando, Wando,
WANDO. WANDO. WANDO.
AMMONIA TED FERTILIZER.
^ ( Especially adapted for) #
VIKL.T) CROX**» OF* AL.L IvlfJLMi.
« ■ ■—ALSO " ■■ -
ACID FIIOSPHATF AND DISSOLVED BONE, ^
^ (Of High Grade.)
OENUUnS GERMAN KAINIT, ASH ELEMENT
PHOSPHATE FLOATS, COTTON SEED ME AI*
AND ALL FERTILIZER SUPPLIES,
Address: Francis B. flxcKn, PiesideBt aad Genonl Agent, 7
Street, Rear of Postnffice, Charleston, 8. C.
stoOs
aUiaft yua how to grow
B. K. BLI8M Jp
14 Barctoy Street, Mier-Yorfc
Also, any Machioory not ta stock .applied
at abort notice and on most raasonablt trruaf.
Also, one 16-horse power second-hand en
gine.
Also, s jecond-baud engjo* and grist mill
- * . aovS
Bread Street, As goof a. Go.
MRS. W. M. THOMAS
• r . s ' * r
Cool rally located, coovsniest to bum ooo.
No. I
Board por dor. fit*
W , .f aao--a.