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^TflUlWDAY,
APRIL 17. 1884.
Office D. C. C. Barnwell Co.
BLACitViLLE, 14th Aprl', 1M4.
Thft Dem )cr tUc Executive ('oilml-toe la
hereby ournmonod to meet at Barnwell C.
H. at 12 M. on.fftleeiay In May. i
O. B. Lawtigce, County Chm’n.
P. B. Haoood, Cor. Soo’y.
Mb Elitob : It waa a fortunate miafor*
tuuo that prevented iour aftendanoo at
Bamberg on Dedlcati«n day. Our mutual
Mend, the Hon. I. 8. Bamberg, was disap
pointed at thoooneplcuous absence of your
face but I felt it was better that you were
away. Love U somewhat like measles, the
more severe the later it Is contracted, and
the vieloD of so much feminine excellence
of peison and eleganceof drew would have _ jjuforU’a Bridge. Satardiiy, May 3d.
"Now’s the time to-give bmith’s Worm
Oil.” ' febU-ly
The new Ponrhonses h%ve beerr-received
by Railroad from £lko.
Mr. T.J. Lamotte of the Columbia Reg
ister was in town hist Friday night.
Mr. Ben. P: IzUr, Probate Judge of Or
angeburg county, w is lu town on Monday.
Capt. O. O. Riley has sold Ids rnqe horse,
Minus, to Mr. Thayer of Columbus, Ua.,
for S173.
Mr. R. A. Morgan of the Corbin Banking
Company spent several days of last week
In this county. --
The post office at Buford’s Bridge has
h en abolished and mail for that point uow
goes to Ulmer.*,—
The Barnwell delegation to the Aiken
Scheu’zrnfi st will be officered by Capt. 41.
H. Kodt and Adjutant B. T. Rice.
The wife of Lewis Handers, colored, died,
near Barnwell on Friday from an overdose
of laudanum given by her little daughter,
bhe left an iufaut three days old.
Green peas are becoming monotonous.—
Lost Saturday Mr. Leroy Molair showed
us Irish potatoes in full bloom and Capt.
Henderson says that his prospect for beans
la Tres bieus.
At the Enster election on Monday, JL..W.
Auditor’s Appointments
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. OrricB GouXtr Arpirea.
Babswsu. C. II , Marctrai. 1884.
The Ameeaor wilt Ktlcnd at ihk following
plucea on the days named tor tke purpose of
takiugtax returns. Any change in real ea-
tnte mustbesmted. ,
Ow-rge’a Creek Club House, Friday, May
the 2nd.
been fatal to the peace of mind of the col
lator of news. I was an unknown cbtel
taking notes and I pray th&Lyou may not
give me away, for‘‘lite girl of my heart”
Is not fond of "the power of the press.”
The day dawned gloomily and leaden
clouds lay low along the horizon, portond-
iig storm and rain, but as the day grew
the sky brightened and the congregation
gathered,tilling every bvatlabio sp.ee lu
the capacious edillcc,
The exarch-es of the day commenced
with a service of song by the Sunday
school children at D.W o’clock A. M.
The Dedicatory services were commeno*
edfby the Rev. S. A. Weber, editor of tho
Soathern Chrlatian Advocate, in a fervent,
eloqueul prayer. i'Ulrop Alpheus W, M 11-
s<>n then unnouncoil as his text that part
of the Scriptures embraced in the 12th and
four following versespf tho lirst chapter
of Second IV.ier, "The spiritual power of t
the Gospel the foundatlou of stability lu
the Church.” The st>le of the dteilu-
gutshed divine is merer xegellca,! i han rhe
torical, aiming to Convince the reason ralh-
- m than nj etectilfy the^iiitollwt. Mu nr^
gued tiiat all the teachings, of the Savior
re-echoed by those ef the Apostles eon-
vergiHl to the simple fact of the personali
ty of Christianity, that Inner piiuclple,
•’the w itness of tbe spirii” lu conira-tlls-
tiuciiou to all 0( gma or creed, nud that,
without its possnssioti all profession la as
a "sounding br.iss uud linkliug cymbal." —
A witness leslitios wb tt lie niinseif saw
and heard and not anotlier. Profound at-
n
Vogel and W. A. Martin were elected War-
C.mis and Itobert Aldrich, J. T. Willis and
1*. B. Hagood Vestrymen of tho Episcopal
Church. -
Cotupiodore Jou'Jtt, U.-8. N., spent S«m»
day In Barnwell. On Monday he left for
Beaufort on a business visit but will re
turn In a few days and measure his skill
as a Usherraan with bur local disciples of
Isiao Waltonr.
For hnuselceepera.—Dilute sulphuric ncld
eb-fwe-fewta i«i the beat, ^sawter
»WK
ttes on aetllug hens. Care should be ta-
,.ken that It la not too strong. Mux Vomica
Is an excellent tonic for young fowls. < ar-
Imlic acid In drinking troughs will prevent
pip and roup.
Candidates are plentiful but r .ther bash
ful. I hey don’t believe In "heating ducks
with a brass baud" but prefer the tactics
of tho still hunter. Many years ago we
ku*>w a young lady of that persuasiou and
s he's hot elected yet
Not long ago Messrs. Riley, Brown ami
Halford, who hunt in copartnership,
agreed-to (p* upon a fox ebsse. The puck
was divided Into three squads and before
the meeting point was reached > uch ^qu id
start* d, chased und caught. *Cpen anoth
er occasion two grown foxes iiiul u pstrl-
an lull ’possum were treed in the same hol
low. So great 1* the faith of those gout le
nten pi the goodness of their dogs that
tie v challenge uiiy pack in the Hurts, of
equal numbers, to a trial, and tins James
of i heir bnekwr* are legion.
The Death of Mu. iLisows —Dl-d sud-
deulyof i|i»-nseof I be U--arl at bis resi
lience on i he 4lli lust., Mr. If. F. Brown,
aged 71 ye rs. He - the blde.-t imiie
r-sldentof Barnwell and he died wittiln u
Slone’s throw of his birth place Tlie nia-
ir.* years of ids life were but chipteni re
plete with countless good deeds that
gi aced his Interc »urse with hisfed-iw luon.-
Me w.ls buried with Masonic ceremonies on
yesterilay ufturnoon and the—wirrnu st"
athhsof ail arv with the b leaved
teuliou was paid to and profound impres-
bioii mitilo by the udmiiiitde sermon. At
rrwriose the trusted b l>r««5ehTed the church
"eiih every doilitr of its iudebte*liiebs
paid” and It was formally dedijated to the
win ahlp of God. . .
In the afternoon the Rev. J. E. Berrj w>s
ordaineil to deac m e orders and a bunduy
school in ass ini-cllng was held, at which
the Bishop and Rev. Paul F. KistTor deliv
ered addresses.
At lihrht conimuulun sol vlcca were con-
ilu. t'll fiy R’.-v. S. A. Weber. *
f .inily now so saddened by the demise < f
a loving husband, a devoted father, a sin-
C,n» C'liilsihi+t and n ell Iz- n >vithoi\t guile.
Sheriff’s Mat Salks —Execut
Thomas Voaiuans agniuot H. B. Ha\ii-ey
Dcfsaditutls lifuintei est lu hJ'iaereT. lVmrt-
ded by lands of Frank Young, Lewth F.
Hughes and tho estate of James M. liai-
vey
Uavilatid, Stevenson A Co., for another
Real Plaintiff. H. M. Duucin, plaintiff,
against Duncan A Uartey; All the right,
I Idle and interest and * quily of loiK-inpUon
< f W. H. DumUn in 2,ooulicrvs of land Ih
Ited Oak Towiisl^tp hounded by the Great
Kaltkehatchie and lands of 41. t\.Co k,
John M. C*»ok, Laura' A. Stinson, Mattha
A. Baxley, Jeremiah Snelling aua vtherc.
Southern BapiItt Cokvektion.—The
in the Chnstian oivlliziiiou of Bamberg
I recognize the invincible germs of itsem-
inutit culture aud bolid grow lb, for "Right-
1‘ousnei-b ex Ulelh u ualiou and sin is a re
proach to any people.”
an Unknown Reporter.
The‘laying ou of bands cure’ is not
the failure some persons believu^lt to
be, many a wisejinU excellent moth* r
has used it with great success in the
treatment of a relraclory i fTspriug.
She—"I am fond of poetry. He—
“Are you, Indeed? So mu I. Do you
like Dumb?” She—"No, * Indeed.
They are so distressing. But then 1
am not troubled much with them, us
ma does all the cooking.”
“Mr. Jones,” said little Johnny to
that gcnilemun, who was making an
afternoon call, "can whi-ky talk?’’
“No^uiy child, 1,'iw ever >ai you ai-k
such a 'fUesticuV” "Oi l nothing, only
ma said whiskey was beginning to tell
oa you.”
"I have a etrocgTyllowingj” remark
ed ihe burglar, as he shot down the
alley j ist ahead of a detective, two
policeman, a constable and a drz;n
stray citizens, “and I think If I can get
out of town ahead ol my ticket I’m all
right in the country.” And so he was,
for he run into a barbed wire fetc^ at
The corporation limit and they counted
him ia.
“We havea^bcicdy hers”—cheerful
ly observes the New York Herald—
“that meets every Sunday night to
hear speeches in favor of universal
murder with dynamite. Wo have a
colony of the men who tried to burn
the city of Paris. WeTiave Most and
Soli wab aud un army of their adherents.
We have perhaps a hundred thousand
men who would contemplate the burn
ing of this city us a noble sacrifice t n
tbe altarT>f their principles.”
W. S. Dowda-of Decatur, Ga, has
Lhrhnrdt’s Mills, Monday aud Tuesday,
Mfcy 5th and Gth.
Hunter st'hapel, Wednesday, May 7lh.,
Midway, Thursday. May 8m.
Bamberg, Friday, May 'JlR,
Grulmms, Saturday, May 10th.
Blackville, Monday aud Tuesday, May
12ih and 18th. '
Elko, Wednesday, May 14th. —
Wilhbton, Ikuraday. May loth.
BlantoasSlore, Friday, May b’.th.
Seven Pines, Saturday, May 17ih.
Dunbarton 1‘osloffice, Monday, May 10th.
Asldey’* riomeStore, Tuesday, May 20th.
Purse's Store, Wednesday, May 21at. ___
Stephen Purse's Store, Thursday, May
22nd.
Jsrwiltton, Friday, May 28cl.
Allendale, Saturday and Monday, May
21 ih aud 2iiih.
Priestcr’s Stoje, Tuesday, May 27th.
^lanuel's Store, WcdneAJay, May 28th,
Boyntan’s Store, Thursday, May 201 h.
J. A. Jenkins's Store, Friday, May .3t>tU.
Barnwell 0. H. trim May 1st toJune20ih.
S. IV. TKOrri, Auditor B. V.
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liamwell RHilroad-
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On and after Mooitar, January lint, 1SS4. traius
wilt nih a« f-.llowj till farther nortoe:
(bally—Except hundar*.:
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STATIONS-
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JC AHT’W A XIU,
. Office County Treasurer,
B.vsmveu., S. C., March 31,1884
The Treasurer will be at the following pin
ccs for Ihe collecOon of Ihe first instalment
of toxiiaat the places and on the days men
tioned. y
Barnwell Township—Barnwell C. II.,
Thursday. May 1st. .
George’s Cyeek Toivnship-h-Club House,
Friday, May 2nd.
ttefordhr Bridge Township—Buford's
Bridge, Saturday, May 3d.
Three Mile Township—Khrhardt’s Mill,
Monday and TuesJay7May •Tih anil lilh
Fish 1‘oud Township—rlluuter’s Siore,
IVednesday, May 7th. ♦.
Midway Township—Midway, Thursday,
May 8th.
Bamberg Township—Bamberg. Friday,
May Dili, Grahams, Saturday, May 1 dth.
Blac.kville Township—Blackville. Mon
day an>l Tuesday, May 12th and 18th.
VVillistou Township—EBto, We-lnesday,
May lAih.JftiBiston ril Thgpalav. May 1 jih,
Kosemary Township—Blanton's Store,
Friday, May IGih.
Red Oak Township'—Seven Pines School
House, Saterday, M4y 17th.
UiclilandTtHAnshipU-Dunbarton, Monday,
May Khli.
Four Mile Township^Ashley's Home
Stoip, tueslay. May 2(htL'\.
Bennett Spring Township—Fdrsc’g Store,
Wednesday. May 21si,
Baldoc Township—Stephen Furse’s Store,
Thursday, May 22ml.
Bull I’oud Township—Erwiuton, Friday,
M ay 23d. (
Allendale Township —ABemlale, Satur
day and Monday, May 24ih and 2Gih.
Sycamore Townsltip Priester’s Store,
Tuesday, May 27«li, Manuel s Store, Wed
nesday, May 2M h.
Great Cypres*) ‘.’owiiship—Biynton’s Store
Thursday, May ’iltth, J. A. Jeukbu’s Store,
Friday. May 30th.
Burn well Townvhip««Baruwell Courthouse
Sat unlay,-M«y 31s',
RATE OF TAXATION.
State tax 5 mills, School tax 2 mills. Ordi
nary (lounty tax 4 mills, Special tax I mill,
Poor House lax 1 rail!, total tax levy J2i i
tiiidls, poll tax St .00. Additional school tax
for Bamberg School District No. 14. 3 mips.
National Bank Bills, Gold and Silver coin
receivable for taxes. Jury and wiiness cer
ilficaie.t arv rceeivab e for the 4 mill county
lax only. Mutilated hills anil coin will not
be taken. N. F. KIKKLVNU,
apt-3 County Treasurer.
Before You Buy
mill nM
It Wffl Pay Youj
r< - ' -.*• ‘ ’ iJT."
-TO—
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j CALL ON OH COKRESHOND
—WITH —
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLE, S- C-
Who is pro pared to lumish,
on short notice and aeeommo-
datirfi terms, the following I
hriftly dcs-criluxl nnttHrns'of One
ottlie largest and best manufac- 1 0nQ,>ur,d,y,,f, * t '" ,,,0,1,w a Tr,in win
STATIONS
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lUrnwell lUltraad Trains cr-nncyt with .Snith Car
olina Hallway Train* a* follows;
No. 3 ha* mm net Ion froinSouth Carolina Railway
from Aoausta aud tawHl .-jution- Wvsl of lilui-kiillr.
No. ♦ caunects with South Carolina Railway lor
Churljwton aud laical Station* East of Illackvill - and
Coin in Ida Division.
No. f> has conn ret hot from K-oith Carolina Jtaiiway
from Charleuton, < ohimbia. Division aud all Ia«.al
Ikatlons East Of Blac k vlile.
No. 6eonneeta with South CaroUtm .'Railway for
Anguata and Local .SrSlions \Vi »t of Bhu-kvllle.
.No. 7 ha* cnnnecllon fromHuuthCarolina Railway
. Save Money by Trading at
The' KIko ■
turica in the Union.
1. Dry Steam Portable En
gines, all sizes. •
leave Blackville at 3 A. M„ and arr/vo-at Itainwcl! at
1A6 A. M.
D. (\ ALLEN, G. V A. T. Agent.
JOHK TJ. PECK, MuiiHgt r,
South Carolina Kailway.
2. Climax Engines, all sizes, | Commencing Jan. 20lh 1884, trains
will run as fol'ioivs:
-<2-
- 3nt-
Portable or Detaclied, as desir
ed, v ith Locomotive or Return
Tubular 1 killers,
*b Tiger Engines, all sizes.
Wbsre cash buyers will find a complete stock of Ocnsrat Merchandise i
will be sold far below the prices establlbhsd by merchant j who sell off tlffis.
All goods are fresh And warranted as represented. Groceries, Dry Goods,
Kot ons, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Hardware, Tinware, Crockery ware and all ar
ticles usually kept in a firel class establishment. These goods were bought y»
be sold. They will' be disposed of and It w4H pny you tOTTrkda with me, I
mean bqpinvss. CUARLL3 H. MATH18,
nptfi .,■■■, Pattk-k'e Corner, Elko, 8,5'C.
Horrison’s Marcli Masic
rrs im win thtm muii.
It isan oM nml true Buying that romc men prosper on the mtAfirlunes of their
lolluw*. Dufiug tlie recent panic, in which old and honorable Lindues* houses iu
all tliOigreut trade centres have gone down, a* hopelesn wrecke as
CARD D0ARD HOUSES BEFORE THE CYCLONE,
I have bought nn immense stock of goods, iu all lines, at prices far below the cost
of manufacture aud 1 now propose to form a
COPARTNERSHIP. WITH MY CUSTOMERS,
and to share ray good fortune with nil who fc* I the pinch of hard limes nml who
WANT THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
CoiiteuLiiiuuI tUe SuuUrtu Bantlat Churok _ ,
will meet In Baltlmureon tlm 7ili of May been scirt ihe pci.itviitlaiy for eevtn
licit. The attendance will be vor? large,
and the railroad compautes have provided
six ulnl rates for delegates and others —
Round trip tickets vt i the Atlantic Coast
Line to Baltimore will be sold Charles
ton by the Northeastern Hallioad Cotnpa-
^ ny on the 4t!', 5th and 6th of May at $27.75
each. These tlckKs can be had either by
all rail via Richmond, or bv Bay Line via
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort, and are
good to return for twenty days from date
of sale.
Blackville—Over five hundred per
sons bought goods at J. L. Morrison’s lust
Saturday and paid cash for their purcha-
81 s. It pays to advertise.
Mr. W. A.Gyles has Just bought hie p cc-
Ond spring stock and will tall The Picoflb
dll about It next week.
Henry Dishor & Co. have Just completed
a buggy which ought to belong to au edi
tor. Both material and workmanship are
tlret class, ahd Pickrum’s painting U su
perb . They warrant all their work.
Dr. P. F. Stokes had the first noW pota
toes of the season on Sunday and the la
dies will Hurt scfronthlng pretty In the way
of curled “bangs” at his drug store,,
* Major Steadman's office fc now on Rail-
fond Avenue, next to Dr. Stokes, and his
machinery exhibit Is always open for free
Inspection.
The eucalyptus trees In Mr. P. W. Far
rell’s beautiful yard were not Injured by
the cold tind sre fully nociltualed,
Mr. J. II. Borger has Just had his pretty
cottage nicely repainted.
The framing of the Catholic Church is
Completed. The plan shows exquisite taste
and the church will be the ornament of the
tows. - 7
A couple of candidates wore caught com
ps riug prospects In Col. 8am Turner's La-
' dies Parlor the other evening. One had
• dreamed that he was sleeted and the oth
er’s wtf« had dreamed that her lord and
master was a public servant, duly elected,
commissioned afrd drawing pay.
Capt O. Dychcs has finished plowing
over his corn crop the first time.
If there Is much virtue Hr thorough sd-
entitle preparation and ferttllsatlan Col.
. M. t. Melony'a lands should make a tula
of cotton to the acre.
years for kldnarping. Dowria tr tt
school teacher, eiity-five years old, and
has a flowing white beard. He taught
in L’tbonia tw« years ago, where "be
paid marked attention to ft thlrteen-
year-old pupil, Mise R tgdale. Eloping
one night with the cbild, he led the
officers a lively race, and was not cap
tured until after he bad reached South
Carolina, where be had married the
girl at midnight. It was not certain
that a case of betrayal could bo main
tained against him, so he was convic
ted of kidnapping.
Fcatherly was sitting In the front
parlor with the family, waiting for the
old folks to pack off to bed, when Miss
Hmitb remarked to her little brother:
•T am afraid you are too heavy to
sit on Mr Featherly’s knee.”
“No, I’m not, am I, Mr. Featherly?
I’ve seen you hold sister on your knee<
and she’s a good deal heavier than I
am, ain’t aht?'’ ^
As the old folks were snugly en
sconced by the fireplace when the
Clock tolled eleven, Featherly took a
departure with the Me tin his Ups that
he “had passed a vety pleasant even
ing.” . _
A deaf old fellow, charged with Steal-
ioga hog, was arraigned before a court.
The Jury without leaving the box re
turned a verdict of guilty. 'Old man,’
said his lawyer, ‘the jury says you are
guilty.’ ‘HajF ‘The jury says you
are guilty,’ shouting in bis ear. ‘In
what degree?* ‘There are no degrees
in a stealing case.’ ‘Hay?’ 'There are
ro degrees,’ ‘Guilty all over, am If
‘Yes.’ ‘Hay?’ Yea,’ yelling at the top
of ht* voice. ’Well,'that’s what 1 told
;you at first, but yon said you could
d«ar me. Wish, now that I had got
the judge to defend me. Will get him
next time?
Charleston. S. O-
ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO.
GENERAL AGENTS
Six Thousand Tons of Kainit for Sale.
Consult your interest by seeing us.
Bottom FigUTcs Given.
ManufacturersTof H igh Grade Fertilizers
and Acid 1’hosphates.
FOR SALE BV—
r. W. Farrell, Blackville, S. C.
W. J. Martin, Blackvillo, S. C.
II. J. Brabham & Rro., Bamberg,
Ur ~ ~.
Engines.
Portable or Detached, as desir
ed. with Locomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers.
4? The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron
frame, superb and substantial,
for heavy or plantation work, as
desired.
5. The. Moore
('.) Grist Mill, Top Runner- A
very superior mill. It has r,o
equal. ^
I know ray business well and
will give the benefit of my
experience t<> in } r friends.
Any further information will
be cheerfully furnished.
#
I guarantee satisfaction.
Address
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLE. S. C.
n>arG
BLISS
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l FLOWER
\GARDEN
f iackctn rtinieo yiov-fr Herd, f nur ttleetiea), ii
Ine W1I.W OAKDF.N SEEDS
100 viu-iellea ol Flower
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SeetU), far S1.M
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VEGETABLE GARDES FOft $1.01
20 nkta. Choice Veaetabte S»»-d» (our itloeHonJ.U
eluding BUeata AneHcan Wonder Pm, far f 1
rn tho Flnerer *nd Vegetable Seed Cot lection
Blien's tiTn.tra(e4 Gardener'j Hand-bm
tUlng you bow to grow tbem, for
B. K. BLISS & SOWS,
14 Barclay Street. New "York
COLUMBIA DIVISION-WEST.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave Brnncbvj.114 9.20 am 8.15 p :n
Arrive at Camden 8 35 a m 1.55 p m
Arrive at Columbia ^^11.40 a m 10.35 pm
Leave Colurubia 0.40 am 6.31 p m
Leave Camden 7 15 a m 4.15 p in
Ar. at Branch villa 9 00 a m 8;0Up 111
EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave Charleston 10.15 pin
Leave Jteanch villa 1.60 am
Leave Blackville 3.41am
Ar. Augusta ~ 7.15 a m
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST )
Leave Augusta 9.30 p m
Ar. at Blackville ^ 12.16 pm —
Ar. at Dr-nrimlle 1:45a m
Lrrive at Caarieslon 6.15 a iu
"CONNECTIONS.”
Conncciionn made at Augttsla wi;h Georgia
K. K. tc and from all pjiniH We-st and South
west, with thrnngh Sleeper between Char
lesion and Atlanta on Express train.
Connections madenVl'harleston with North-
Eastern K. K. for print* North and with New
York Steamers on Saturdays. ,
Connections made at Columbia' with Co
lumbia and Greenvillq 8. K. and Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta R. K. to uud trom all
points 00 both Roads.' ,<*»
Connections made at Blackville itith 'Barn
well K. U, ' — -—-
D. C. ALLEN, G. P. AT. Agent.
JGHN B. PECK. General Manager.
Registration Notice.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
;M9ELREE'S"
PALACE
CHARLESTON,S.C.
LARGEST STOCK.
• ■ " LOWEST prices,
in the: s o u t h .
Repairing'a Specialty j
V SEND IvIL YO’JK WATCHf.S. , |
1
The Registrntmn Books will be open at. the
county seat on the First Monday in each
month until further notice is given.
.7 JNO. W. HOLMES, Supervisor.
dcc21tt ^
UtJStxV JACOfir: —
WATCIIMAKKh'aNn .1KWKI.EIt
Dealer in Watches. Clocks, and a Fine Line
| of Jewelry- All! kinds of Kepairing neatly
dene. Old Gold and Silver boaght.
203 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
octll
Boat Standard Viints 5 couts-pcr yard. 4-4 Slutting ft rents per yw4e --
Flanne s, Blankets uud ull Winter 3-4 Shittiut; 4 cents per yard..
Goods at New York cost, v ^ Krerh stock of Spring Clothtug,
SUITS FROil TWO DC 1,1,ARS UR-
MILLINERY GUtJDS A SPECIALTY’. Huts from 5 to 13 ceitt* apiece up
to the finest. Flowers, Fen then. Ribbons, Tiiaitniugs for Iluti in cudleiw prolu
sion and at ull prices, Hats elegantly trimmed.
Full slock of. Notions, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Globe Shirts, tlie best in tlm
world, Linen Collars, Ac. In the Shoe Department I offer Ladiew’ Shoe# from 7 j
cents per pair up to tkc-iiiiest Philadelphia hand nmde. Boots uud sboea for men
and boys at nil prices, full stocETTrogitis $1110pCT pair. TSTTstock of Groceries
and Flantere’Supnlius always on hand at city pikes. Ihe American Sewing
Machine, “Best in the World,” only $J5.00.
The above are only specimens. Come to see me. It will pny to ride 23 mtlre
by private conveyance and get great bargains. This aa'c will continue until iuf*
liter notice. J. JLi MOHHISOJsr .
i»arG BLACKVILLE, S. C.
To My Friends of Barnwell County
7? 1 AND— ' *••. T'
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I have opened a first class
CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING STORE AT 74(3 BROAD
STREET (UNDER GLOBE HOTEL) AUGUSTA, GA.
I expect to keep on hand a fine assorted stock of
Hats,
Ready-Made Clothing,
—-AnD*-*
* • * m . — • ' -'V
Gents Furnishing Goods
-AT THE-
Very Lowest Possible Prices.
I solicit tho pntromge of Old Barnwell Conntji I will give yotT better bare
(tarns, belter goods and at Lower Prices than you have ever been offered before in
this city. I expect to have on hand about the 29th wi March tlie finest stock of
^prln^ and Summer Clothing ever brought to this tfity, so J ask you to call nod
examine my stuck and see if I don't propoac to come up with what I say. I am
always happy tn sec my friends from old Barnwell, whether yon buy or.nut. Don’t
forgot tlie place.
I. Is. STANSEIsL,
V 5 74G BROAD ST. (Under Globa Hotel) AUGUSTA. GA.
mnrf> \
STOP, STRANGER!
And tell till your friends and the rest oE mankind that J. W»
LEVY, the Broad Street Grocer, opposite the Augusta Hotel, has
in store and fbr sale a full stock of Staple and Fancp Groceties
of tlie,‘best br.,-iids and nt priccjs to suit thp times.. . The nimjbfc
penny is letter than the slow shilling. LiVe and let live Ts my
inotttn A cKoic^ stex-k of the Ixst 1 'Liquors always in store.—
Prompt attention given to all orderB. ——
Mr. J. II. Ixivy w ith me and will be pleased to see and serve
"arolina. . „ ' ~'
his hinny fnendd in
of cotton solicited.
loval jKTotice*
W. B. BISCHOFF.
J. VON OVEN.
by n 1 eg.
WHOLKSALK (iliOCJEXUS
And UenlurH in
CAROLINA RiqE. _
199 East Bay, 1 and 2 Cnhtberland Street,
64 and 5ti State Street, Charleston, S. C.
(New York Office, 93 Wall Street.)
N. B. Mr. J. U. FtASTRRLlNO is now
connected with our business as Travelling
Salesman. Any orders entrusted to him will
hava our best attention. [jan25
CARPETS
G. E. Steadman,
(Opposito the Strobcl Hotel )
Blackville. S- C*
Offers for sale one second-hand tngine—
five horsepower. - V n."
Also, one second ..hand engine —ten hone
power.
Also, two second hand saW mills.
Also, one second-hand grist mill.
Also, a lot of new and second-hand shaft-,
ing and pulleys.
Also, Geiscr Engines and Saw Mills.
Threshers and Separators.
Also, the Georgia Centennial Gotten Gin,
Feeder and Condenser.
Also, any Machinery not in stock supplied
at short noticasnd on most reasonable terms.
Also, oue 15-horse power second-hand en
gine.'
Also, a second-hand engine and griat mill
nov8
Oldgnbuttel’s
EAST BAY RESTAURANT.
Allen & Co
*
Bar and Restaurant,
Opposite Posloffioa, Augusta, Georgia.
F- M. MLXSON is manager for this
and solicits
trade of the county. : ✓ oJ»r3
Carpets and House Furnishtnj Goods.—
The'Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mar-
quej -Brusse s, 3-1’ly hod Ingrain Carpets,
Rugs, Mats and Crumb Cloths, window
Shands, wall Papers, Borders, Lace Curtains,
Cwrntees aud Poles, Cocotmid-Canten Mat J Nos. 1Q3, 87 and 80, Charleston/' S. C,
tings, Upholstery, Engravings, Chrwnoa, L. . • —
Picture Frames. Write for sajpples and poT Board and Lodging,
cos. BAILIE A CO.S r K>rttY,z
aug2-Ty Augusta, (ia.
OTTO TiEDEMAN & SONS.
WUOL.Ka'^VLE OHOCK1CM
And Provision Dealers,
02 and 101 East Bay St. Chariest cd, F. C I
Meals (it all Hours.
Breakfast from 8 to 0 a. irt. '
Ljjnch, free from 11 a. m. to 2-p. nr.
Dinner from 12 ro. to ii.30 p. nj-
Supper from 6 to9 p. m.
Oystere in every style.
A Us, wines, liquors, sugars, tobacco,
house and solicits tkc JUG and other ' c ^ p .
ef meatsatt'l a full aaortmcirt of Grocenes,
Pioviaioa* a specialty. Ws have always
on hand a large stack of Pri*j Meats, also I dc., of best quality.
JOHN M. OLDfi^BUTTKL.
Tobaooo, Cigars, 4s. 0s,l25-ly 1 osCJu-tta ' ^-v
I T’-'*'- ^ .
. . ' . ' ' J'- - ' I- - '
T^THE^—
ea£AT ran* flit ots sAXiacg m mmu
Wc take plourutc iu anuonncitig that we liuve moved our clegantstock of FumL
tuie to \
840 BROA.IO STREET,;
Old stand of Myers & Marcus. Wc have this large store filled to overflowing with
the most Elegant and best Assorted. Stuck ever offered. We compote with any
market or any dealer in \ f
STYLE. QUA.I21TY OR PRICE-
THc steady increase in our business ta wliat has caused us in move so often. Wa
now have the Finest btorc and Finest S/ock ia Georgia. 'Write for catalogue «•
call and see us. • \ '
J. L. Bowles & Co.
840 Broad Streep Augusta, Ga-
replS 27 ' " “
A Reliable IloiLe :o Deal With.
W. n. WELCH. LANIER EASON.
, Welch & Eason,
Dealers in Choice Family and Plantation
GROCERIES.
Wines, Liquors, Segars and Tobacco
127,12D Meeting and Southwert corner
Market 8ts. Charleston, S. CV
Scud for Price List. No charge fo
Drayage or Packing. [oct25
CHARLES C. LESLIE.
’ Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia
Fish, Game, Lobsters, Turtles, Ter
ra pins,ters, Etc.
StalU Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market, Char.
Icaton, S. C. "
Having made large additions to my
bnaincss i am prepared to iurnish Fish,
Game, Ac., utahort notice.
▲U ordefa promptly attended to;
Tbrmi caab or city acceptanoe,
£ • - -
BART & CO.
lAltLlCstTON, m. o.
The Largest Importfcra of Fruit in ihe
South, offer for tote 4 .well selected
stuck of
Apples, Oranges, Bananas,
, Cocoanuts, Lemons, Note,
D^ied Figs, RaUin, Po-
(atoes, Cabbages, Onions Peanuts, sod
everything eke that a first daw whole
sale Fruh House should havs. Country
orders filled with dispatch. [ocCgo
— 'f- 1
Cotton
I will pay (Ifi 1-fi)
half cents
bushels of
liver ed
change
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