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ii t -.Vim*' ~ wimm Omen D. 0.0. llAimwstii Co. VlacatiIiLK 14th Apri't 18H. ITh^ Demoor^Uo Kmo^VIvo Cofnml'tee ts Wfby mimmot'ed to moot at Uarnwall C. ,'at 13 M. on ^nlead*)- in liny. O. B. Lautiguk, County tfrai’n. P. B. IlAOooii, Oor. Boo'y. ••• """ Lonjf gloves are still in fnfebton. Every week most have its rslny ilays. •’Now’s the time to give SuilUi's Worm Oil.” fehl4*ly The tariff issue is as bad as tho old fir- tern puzzle. Fred Nix, Jr., thinks that Grant will be the Republican eandbLtty for $r**st4cnt. Headquarters for Fishing tackle at W. A. OTLtt. Tlr* prettiest girl at the recent Floral F.dr in Charleston hr A niitiVS AM resident of this county. Mr. J. A. Morris Wiled at Major Kutto’a mill last week a bald eagle that measured five fret eight Inches from Up to lip.. Lviios, if you want a choice Bilk Parasol buy from ,1 ff. A. GYLf A fashion mnguzlne asks! "What will the coining woman wearf’ That defiends largely upon what income the coming roan inulpfi. Mr John ». Hewlett, of Allendale Town- ehip, w.is so badly injured by a fall out of his house a fow days ago that it is thought he cannot recover. In my opinion 1 have the best selected slock of general merchandise in lilacb- vlilo. W. A. Giriis. Nearly four months of tho yeir have passed and we have not yet heard of a sin- glv leap you‘ matfc’lt Your tlm* itintted, avir inaidens; you should not sleep over your rights. — It is now the souon to have all tho streets, alleys and back yards thoroughly cleaned up and disinfected before warm weather comes, in order to prevent epi demic diseases. , y, A. Gyles has wldto lawns, check tnus- Aon's veiling, black bunting and dg- mPPIques. ’“rhere was a bitter fight between the Kix nnd Dix on factions for admission Into the llt-publlcan Mate Convent! >n. The Dixon- (tea were left out In thecoki but wid pick tin it Hints and try again. While CapC J. W. Lancaster and Mr. J. Brooker 7. -rn wore in a boat on the Cap tain's mill [>011411 oned.ty laet week, a wa terspout. passed no;>r them, raising a c »l- umn of water twenty-five foot high and withan-i^e loud enough to bo Itsurd a mile i if. When you go to Blackvillo don’t forget Glii's Cider and Ooob is. He sle > has a J'oda Fonitlain nod is giving ioe Cold Soda Water at 5 cents a gUaa—and don’t you foi get it. *v The annual pic nlc nt WeathenBixV.r mitl will comi*off on the ii.-t of May mix! in the altwildanc* of giesi pe pie, nboinia tee of giexl enlald *s aiul presence of giMKl CJi'iill- dates sill i,e far kheail of all previous > on rs; J he !■ rge turbine wheel of the Fair- m< tint Factory wa - broken laet w«ek while ie-lng placed In |h»-Ittun. It h ts be>-n sent North for viop.dr* ami toe uecideittAritl fioatpoiH' tho music of the stlndh s f> reev>> rr«l weeks. A ch> loeselec'lon <>f Ln>l|ee. Ml-wes, (!hil- drrns' and Gents' .'hm #, low down at “ W. A. GToks Cspt Uulioi t Mi Kew i of BlaetiYlllo has been appointed tinpeyvlsMT of the South Camilua U > 11 way from < hai lesion t» Au guste, to fid the vacancy ca"S-dby the re cent <l-‘iitli of ('atit. J. \7. Brotlinrs Capt. McKewalSa first class hdlfoad man sn<l will remove t»> Wllltston. Mr. Jarurs II. Drown of Harnw«|l, who Is now uudnr eiig.igomaiit with the ’‘ritaml- artf Dramatic fioupe,” iii->plnyed great , lent imthe rewilUun uf ”Ne<l .>lnglet<in4’ in ’’ily Partner" on last Thursday evening at lilackville. We predict and hope for him grout success in Uis profession he ha. chosen. • . si can save 10 per cent by huvleg from _ I. Gyles, ns I buy pilnctpuily f>>r o*>h atid get a dl count and will give you thy benefit of same. Mo coma and see fur your selves. Mr. Jesso Nevils tells us that he has fre* queiitly used the following remedy for colie in horses and mules with excellent results: Mix thoroughly a tflasi>oonful e icfi sf finely powdered t«>b >cco, salt; etre and soda with a little salt. Asa pretyent- ive place In the feed trough •nee or t" ioe a week and as a cure give us a drench in a pint of water. Ladles’ Hats. School Books, Hosiery, Carpenter's Tools. Crockery. Flows and other Hardware, and In fact 1 have too ma ny goods to enumerate. All I ask Is that any one In need of any goods will call to see me and 1 will guarantee low prices and fair dealing to ail alike. Very respectful ly. ML A. Gyms. SoVernl persons bars complained to ug Within the last week of the scarcity of fish in the Suitkehateid* and its tributaries. It Is said that several persons h>rve wire traps In the SallkOhatcl le so well arranged A Sawyer of this county went to Churl** • ton Is* we»k. After com Dieting his work beftnadd that he had some leisure time, and 1 spa re cosh and accordingly west to a first oises one price dry goods house sad i .vested liberally for the ladles Of his honsehold. Upon his return home tM was kissed and complimented for his kindness and good tas'e, hut when Ids good wife In spected the bills he was Shocked to learn that site had bought stinilar goods at Mor rison’s, in BUckvilio, considerably cheap* er than be had bought them on King . street. Hon. T. H. Johnson of Daldoc was in town on Mondav, The sensational state ments of the L. A. Herald letter to the Kew Fork Hun surprised him, for be nad heard noooraplainis of suffsiiug for food in that section. Crops last year were very short bht merchants are very generally advanc ing and farmers are gelling on with th«-lr work more satisfactorily than they hove done for years. Wocouclu e that If there is any suff Ting it is uraoug those who have grown lean under, the Jlen ,isfr~fml are unable to buy supplies on lime and un willing to work tor those who can feed them. Dbatqs —At Bambt-rg, on the 15th Inst, of congestion of the brain, Miss Annie Jo- sap hint-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. USIlinger, sged 13 years. At Midway, on the ICth Inst., of conges tion of the brain, Mr. Henry Walker, Jr., eldest son of Mr. H. W. Walker, aged 17 years. .. -*• SHEiurr’s May HalIss—Executions.— Thomas Youmans against H. B. Harvey: Defendant’s life interest In 33)acios, boun* tied by luids of Frank Young, Lewis F. Hughes and the estate ut James M, Har vey Haviiand, Stevenson <fcCo., for another R>wl Plaiiitiff. H. M. Duncin, plnintilT, siridnst Duncan & Harley t AH tho light, title and interest rind, qutly of ledemptfiin < f W. H. Duncan in J.nuo acr* s of land 1*. Bed Oak Township bounded by the Great SiUtkelintehio and lands of M. (’. Co k, John M. Cook, L.ura A. Htlnson, Maiths A. Baxley, Jeremiah Sneltingand otherc. mil- G EXE UAL AEWS. The riot cost Cinciunati fully liou. A man in Jackvourllle made $4'2.50 from a single rose bush this season. Gen. Gordon announce* his Intention to false FI,COO,000 for the Confederate Home in Richmond. tiix ten-dollur Confederate bills were successfully passed, upon liquor deal ers in Montreal, Canada, a few nights ago. A Strawberry measuring three and a half Indies one way by four the oth er was picked from a,Hawthorn patch a few days since. Prohibition is dying out ns a politi cal Issue in K'tueue.cbh tiy because |*a trial has led to a pretty gi ueral con viction that It does not prohibit. Col >nel Perkins, who Is uiuety-eix years old. eui I in a recent Interview: "I have buried six family physicians, and still live. Sb>ncwM|| Jackson’s fellow officers are suggesting a simple monument of some sort to his memory ut Mosstis. It Is reported of Coogrcwsmau Jamee S. H •blnson, of Ohio, that he has never tniosed a yea and nay vote since he has been a member. A signboard marked “six miles to Montgomery, Ala.,” was found In the moun’slns after the tornado, two hun dred and fifty miles from Montgom ery. Kentucky expects to raise this sea son the largest crop of tobacco ever grown Ju the Slate. Tbu farmers find It a profitable crop, and the area de voted to it W» rapidly extending. -• Toe following is a good cure for chicken cholera: Give one of TttU’s (•ills, or a pill of blue mass, and after eighteen hours give a capeulo of c.iy- enuo once or oftener. Keep the chick en in a pen by Itself. - A crusade bus been inaugurated by the temperance people in California against grape-growing, on the ground that It tends to Increase drunkenness Bauds of Hopo are being organized throughout the State with the object of stamping out the Industry. The Lancet Informs a correepondent that “the possibilibillty, nay the cer tainty, In many cases of flics being a medium of Infection, especially in warm climates, has been repeatedly pointed out, though perhaps tho fuel is not suffidently borne In mind.” • The only portion of the Cincinnati court house which escaped the flames, kindled by the mob, U that containing the grand jury room and the carpen ter’s room where reposes, covered with dust, because of neglect, the gallows Aiditor’s Appointments, Orrtcs Couxtt Acnrren. Barnwkll C. 4L, March 81.1$94. T)j« Asserror will *11 and ai ik« following places on the day* named tor (fat purpose of tekingiax returns. Any change in real es tate roust he KtsieJ. George’s Creek Club House, Friday, May the 2nd. V > Buford's Bridge, Saturday, May "d. Ehrhnrdt’s Mills, Mouday ami Tuesday, May (ith and 6ib. Hunter's Chapel. Wednesday, May 7th. Midway, Thursday. May fcih. Bamberg, Friday, May Uih. Grahoni*, Saturday, May 10th. Bbckville, Mouday and Tuesday, May 12th mid 13th. Elko, Wednesday, May 14th. Wilhslon, Thursday. May lAth. Blanton’s Store, Friday, May HHh. Seven Pises, Saturday, May PT+h. * Dunbarton Poslofflce, Monday, May 10th. Ashley’s HomeSlore, Tuesday, May 20th. Furse’s Store, Wednesday, May 2lst. Stephen Furse’s Store, Thursday, Mar 22nd. Eewinton, Friday, May 23d. Allendale, Saturday and Monday, May 24th nnd 2'*th. Priestcr'e Store, Tuesday, May 27ih. Manuel's Store, Wednesday, Mny 28th. Bnyot«n’s Store, Thursday L Mar 2‘.>th. J. A. Jenkins's Store, Fridsy, Mny 8thli. Barnwell C. M. from May 1st. to June 20th. S. W. TKOTTT, Auditor B. C. •prS Treasurer’s Ai>poiuiment>. Orncx Coi:ntt Thrasurrh. Babnwkll, 8. C., March 31,1884 -The Treasurer will be at the following (da cts for the coileci’on of the first instalment of taxes at the places and on the days men tioned. Barnwell Township—Barnwell C. IL, Thursday. May 1st. George's Creek Township—Club House, Friday, May 2nd. Buford’s Bridge Township — Buford’s Bridge, Saturday; May 3d. Three Mil* Township—Llirhardt's Mill, Momlay nnd Tuesday ( May 5th nnd tilh Fish I’ond Township—Hunter's Store, Wednesday, Mny 7th. Midway Township-'MMwny, Thursday, Mny kill. Bamberg Township—Bamberg, Friday, May lab, Grahams, Saturday. May Ltth. Biackdlle Township — Blackville. Mon day end Tuesday, May IJihand 13th. WitlietoN Twwnship —Elko, \\ e>lnesday, Mny 14lh, Willistolt, Thursday, May loth. fioseninry Township—Blantons Store, Friday, May ItVih. Bed Oak Township—Seven I'iacs School House, Saiur lay, May 17ih. Bichland Townsiiip—Dunbarton, Monday, May 1'Jth., Four Mile Township—Ashley's Home Stote, Tnealay-. May 'dtith. BennettSprTng I'ownslnp—Purse's Store, Wednesday, May 2lf?U Bahloo Township—Steplien Furse’s Store, Thursday. May 2Jud. Bull i'oud Towushfu—Erwintoo, Friday, Mny J3d. Allendale Townsiiip—Allendale, Satur day and Monday, May 24ih and 2'ilh. Sycamore Townsitp- 1‘r.estei’s Store, fueaday, May 27tit, Flunuet 8 Store, Wed- nesday, Mny _'8th. Great (’yprcsejTownship—B »ynton's Store Tlturs'lny, May 2 , .lih, J. A. Jenkins's Store, Friday, May3t)tli. Barnwell Towuship-iBarnwell Courthouee Saiurday, May 31e>. HATH <tt T 4 X ATIOX. Slate tax 6 mills, School tax 2 mills, Ordi- n.vy County tax 4 mills, Special tax 1 null, Poor Hoin'e tax J mill, total tax levy 12j mills, poll tax SI.1)0. Additional school tax for Bamberg School District No. 11. 3 mills. National Bank Bills, tioM ana Oliver ewin receivable for taxes. Jury and witness ccr lilicates are rec-etvnb e for the 4 mill county tax only. Muiila'p-l bills and cMojarill betaken. N. F. KIKKb ANDT sprO Counfy Treasurer. uot Cliarieston* S. (T- j ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO. gexer.il agents Six Thousand Toris-bf Kainit for Sule. Consult your iottrest by seeing us. Bottom Figures Given. Manufttciurers of High Grade Fertilizers ...... and Acid i'hosplia'.cs. tint no fl»h IngRr than a awnU perch can _ . . • . ... , pass them. Wwdou’t know who the to carry out j jdlclal semen ers of theoc trap* an but they ah> pretty apt to have kruubkt tttil«as they are apeesil- )y taken out and eooVerU*! Into chicken coop A of olht-r law abiding lnetitutlon»i Last Sunday w*e>k a couple of loitff faced Colored citizens from Itietiland Township came to towu todwd a lawyer and Mod out ftomethinir afMitt a aaMe brother who bird rlctimiapdtheflibi’hUaWeethndktjtsl tongue. Aeeordt>t«r to their story a stigsr mouthed Barnwell negro had visited them shortly before sxd assured them that the long looked far forty acrah and a, mule Of their equivalent would ao6n be iriven to thorn. To prove his tnfttrfuffieas he ex hibited sundry pieces of pasteboard cov ered with pretty red print and assured | them that they were “United Stated Cer- t Ideates/’ worth, In the SWeet bye and bye, '^a hundred and fifty d<dlataapiece, bat that be being h rd up and phfianthroplc would sell theft At a hoatr discount. So DsuiOl ^Ulllngh and «enry Sohaahs bought ou*v ^baying ffte dollars In cash and promising pay two And a half Mors wfeaa Utojr drew from the Gnvernmant. A law days after word they teamed lift value* of edu cation, for a ytMOgsier who had maaterad the spelling book discovered that their precious perchae; was oaly. a pash due ticket of th# Henderson Minstrsftr. They found their colored visitor but tits only Comfort that he gave them was In the slurps of curses, and the courts a Ul prob ably pass upon the meri’s af the esse and send another rwwH U tkt eshbl ow the Cougaroe. we. The growth of temperADce sentiment ip Kentucky ie Indicated by the fact that the Legislature of that State, at Ha present session, bus passed over twenty bills for tbe prohibition of the liquor urafflo in various townships and school districts the iQhnbitaats of which havo asked for such legislation. It is reported that a huge water spout fell to thb earth near Little Mountain* in Lincoln County, Ga^ and sunk or dug out a bole in tbe earth large enough to admit aa ordinary frame building. The bole is supposed to be about forty by sixty feet, and twenty feet deep. The failing water spout was plainly seen by aevej people, and was funnel shaped Intimate friends of General Bon But ler say that before the meeting of the NsiIoohI Democratic Convention tbs General will already, be 4a the field with two Presidential nominations, that of tbe Greaobuckers and of the Lab .T Reformers. They say that with any other candidate but Tllden this Will give Oentrgl Butler the balance of power aa between the two parties and throw tfre eiection Into the House of Beprcseatstitcsk rod fiALK by ■ P. W. Farrell; Blackville, S. C. W, J. Martin, Blackville, S. C. II. J. Brabham & Bro., Bamberg, S. I’. J. I). Copebtnd, Bamberg, S. C. Rice & Copeland, Bamberg, S. C, W. II. Kcnnfedy, Williaton, S. C. J. E. 8tend man, G rahams, S. C. janl7-4m you want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK, STERLING SILVERWARE,, RICH JEWELRY, ♦ . - ' f ' ... * * ‘ ' FLNEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERY, OR SPECTACLES, ’ Send your orders to or call at Jas. Allan & Co. S' 507 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c. Jan2t Before Ton Buy mi^ di mm It Will Pay You -T0- CALL ON OR CORRESPOND >t . —WITH— Edward Brooker, ~i>— — 1 ; • ' > ’ i BLACKVlttE, 8: C- > 1 ■ ■ am«, Who i8 prt’paml to luniish, on bhort notice and fteeomnto- dating terms, tlie following briefly described outtRms of one of tbe largest and b,'8t manufac tories in the Union. 1. Dry Steam Portable En gines, all si/es. 2. Climax Engines, nil Sizes, Portable or Detached, as desir ed, v ith Locomotive or Return Tubular Boilers, 3. Tiger Engines, all sizes, Portable or Detached, as desir ed, with Locomotive of 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.) Grist Mill, Top Runner. A very superior mill. It has no equal. I know my business well nnd will give the Ixmcfit of my long experience to my friends. Any further information Mill be cheerfully furnished. I guarantee satisfaction. Address Edward Brooker, BLACKVILLE. S. C. marC i RLmg 845. BfastmtcA Hand-book 1884 For the Jam anA Gordon. iy> p«**» 00 i'.liutratloa-., 4n<t» bmatlfol Colored Plate e lowers, tclli IVhat. When and How to plant and i full of information invaluable to fall UttrrcMcd l Caidenins. Nailed IcrScJO cover pofUfft TllVsthnUd Novelty He* rOScnl in* allth,- newest vsmttt newer*. Vegetables, C« ' .Frui.s, Plant! etc., Jfot/e Allen A Co. Bar and Restaurant, Opposite Fustoffita, Augusta, Georgia. F. M. MIXS0N hr manager fof this hoasa tend solicits (ho JUG and other if ado of tbe coqulf. uprfi RDER HOW h»vo oi\ Ikaxxrt vbeix you. wrvYit to pmtit. \GARDEN 0 packets fhmeo FJewnr Hr.'dH fnVT telfetiO^X ' Inalne WILD CAKDKN SXEU« ^(» WW** t 100 vsriolUa cfFlswrr ft sort*), far Ul<Wa \ VEGETABLE GABDER FOB $1.01 pats. Cltolcn Vegetable Seeds f#er ieleeUon)Ai lalng Bliss’s Amrrlrsn Wonder Fee, fsr 91 IOTTT tbe Flower end VeceWbln Seed CellscHott ml BOm's lUrowmtsU Uwto«’s HsaA.kM •Ulng yon how to arrow them, far al.TS. — B. K. BLISS A SOWS, MMBarclaj^tro^tjJNewjOfoiic Harnwrell Fnilroad- ^ rOo sod sft*r Uonrtar. Jstntoer Jlst, WS4. tralua will I mi », r.JkiwstUl IttrUtec notice : (*»oll|r—Kxcept Sandafa.. vvicw'rW aiyd. KTATioyw. t. Dlseksttle “ Aikhlwifrh -> w wanl*» At tarqwdl 8MnP. A ,^ |C.l»l 1 Ml I'.IO T Acc’ro. *15 » V> Save'Money toy Trading at The ]£lko Cash Whrro cosh buyer* will flnil « comj.leta stock of (lenrral Merchandise which will be scdil far below tbe prices established by merchant.* wbo aell on lima. AH goods arc ftesh and warranted as represented? Groceries, Dry Pants Nottma, Hut*. Boots andUhow. Hardware, Ttnwsre, Crockeryware andu)t or* tides ueually kept la a first class esuhlishnieor. These goods were bought to be sold. They will be tlispoaed of and It will pay you to trad* wliii me I mean busloca*. . CHARLES H. MaTUIB, Piitiick’H Corner, Elko, 8. ft KAriTWaYRD. !vrAttO>.< Lv liars Well ’• Wci'.l w.ti J’s * Ashlptsh Ar lllackvllla 4 WM1 1 • Ao-'m r A. K 7 1# IZi 1.V (.<•0 k. klk hit am 6.00 lUi nwt ll Hsllrtml Trsln* e(.nne*t wiOi Soutb Car otins RsIIwh, Train* foilowat No. a Its* «inn«-tinn rrt.oi Kourtt Oarolina ftaltwif* frutu AiiuudIm Slid I.S'al KiatWss 1Vr»t nf lUackvifl,. Hs. 4 ioomcIk with South CiTolina FiilwaV lor Chnrh'-lon and l^cal Stations I jut ol Blackriltr sud Colunil.t.t IMvIUtm. No.a ha*mnncctln* frtmiSnnih Csmllns Nsllwsr frohl OhailrWon. ColuniUa, l>ivlsUia snd all laical Slalinn* haial of Blick (illc. So. 4ronnoct* with South •fsMilna IlnilwiiT for A ti if oh a ami L-al ."'I al inin\\ f?»t of Allsi4»nR*! ‘ No. Tim* mtoirctlnri fr.ini KhuthOsndlsa Itallws^ rrom Aiifa-iiMlji ili<|^xll la«^) Slaiicin. No. SrohimN with Kovth ("»>ii'lin 11.111 war for Charii-rton. OslimiMa and all potnu I jt*l. On Cuuj-t dav of each u::>ulh a Spc ial Trsin will loavc lllHckvIlicnt 7 A. M,, and arrive at Hiinwrll at 7.15 A. M. r. r. A I.LEN, o r A T. Agent. JOHN B J’ECkMifi.Orsl^lanar r. i i ina'iii ”V South Carolina Railway. « Commencing Jnn. 20:11 188-f, tfaiss will run si follows: ^-TT7 Ulf W'ArV ' ’air- AL'Gl'STA DlTISlOlf. >VESr (Dally) I.cave fharleclon Arrive at HyiwicbTlflc Leava Itranclivills i.aave Kdi-io Loare Midway Leave D imberg ld“»re Gmhnm* Leave Leva Leave filackvlite Leave Elko Leave Willistnn Arrive at Augusta (Dally, rxeep Sniufay*.) 7.DO a m 9.LA a m 9 20 a in 9 St' n m 9 42 a m 9.48 n m .10.00 am 10.12 a m 10. tfl a er 10.32 a m 10 :;s a m IX.Oo a in EAST. (Deity] 4 .00 p ro C.I0 p ni 0 30 |. ni 0.41 p m 3.63 p m 7 0! p m 7 Ifl p m T 27 p in 7 ttt-p m 7.48 p ni 7.64 p m 9.20 p m [Dally rxr<i>t Leave A it jjnxta. 6.08 a in SuiiiUj-. i .'Hj p m LearcWilliston 7.40 a in 0.36 p in Leave Elko •]7.47 a ut 8 00 « nt 0.42 p m Leave Bl»ckvi!le S.67 p m Leave l.few 8 VO * ro 7.04 p ii. Lenve (iraliaros rjt.lu a m 7.10 p ut i.eiive lliitnlx-i-g 8.22 a m 7.29 p n. Leave Miilwajr 8 30 «tu 7.38 p m Leave Kdiotn 8.30 a m 7.49 p in Aral Uiattrltville — 4r.Wta m 8.00 p m Leave lirnnolivilri . . 9.a.j a m .8.16 p in Ar at Charleston 11.23 a m In. 10 p ui to is* ~ T.5<> n m 3:1am SEND FOR PRiCE LIST. -M C ELREE'S"^ &/>[ JEWELRY” ’ E p v j v-falmlI: | C H A R L E S ‘ r ON S CJ LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES IN THE SOUTH. Repairing a Specialty Tslndml yc j <k ,vat:h.o>. w. b. Bisoaorr. j. von oxen . imY m & u. XVHOLiKSaYJ^K GHUICKIIS Avid Dealwrn in QABOLINA RICE. J99'East Bnj, 1 »»<! 5 Ciirtiherland Street, 64 and 66 State Street, Ctiarleaion, S. C.* (New York Office, 93 Wall Street.) N. 11. Mr. J. R. EASTERLING is now Connected With onr busincas as Travelling SAlesmnn. Xnj orders entrusted to iiim will hive our best attention. „ (jan25 CJlH pets Catpela and lloiine Furnishing Goods.— The largest Stock South of Baltimore. Msr- quet Uruime s, 3-1’ijr and Ingrain Carpets, Hugs, Mats and Crumb Cloths, window Shaitds, wall Papers, Borders, LaeeCurlainS, Cornices and i'oles, Cocoa and Canton Mat- lings, UidioUtcrv, Engravings, Cbromos, Fietnre FnriiJite.' Write fof samples and pri oes. ’'BAftlEA GtWKKUY, . Augusta, Go. — au g 2 ly OTTO TiEDEMAN & SONS. WMOL-KI-aVLlC G JtOCK.ltN And Provision Dealer^, s f)2 and 104 Ennl Bar ht- Chariest eft, 8. C PrtfvisKAica specialty. We have always on hand a large stock of Prim! Meets, also cheap cute and grades ef every d sei ipt ion •f meats and d full osseTtnieat of Groceries, Tebaono, Cigars, A*. ' ooU6-ly COLL M BIA PI V Ls ION - l» KH T, (Diiily, Kxeeft9un(isy.} Lcav# Pmncliville 9 20am 8.15 pm Arrive at Cainderi 3 3--I d m J.K p m \rriv. at Colmubia 11.40 a m lO'A.'i p m Leftte Colu-yhfa 0.4t)affi 6.31 p ni Leave Cftnuofi' 7 16am 4.16 p m Ar, at Brauchville 9 00 a m 8.U0 p m ‘ EXP BESS (DAILY) W Etil.) I II ' w *>*- Leave Branelivflll Leave Blackville Ar. Augusta 7.16 am BXFRE88 (DAILY) EAST ) Louve Augusta 9 30 pm Ar. at Bleekvill* 12.16 pm Ar. at Brnnobville 1.46a m Lrrive at Charleston 6.16 a m “CONN’ECTTbNS.” Conndciiuns made at Augusta with Gcorgik K. R. to and from a 1 p unis IVest and South west, with through Sleeper between Char leston and Atlanta on KxpresA train. CentiectionM made•(Charleston- witU North. Eastern K. K. for prints North and with New York 8:enmcrs on Bxtu'duya. Connections made at Columbia with Co lumbia nnd Greenville H. K. nnd Charlotte. Columbia and Augustall. it. to and from all prints on both Hoad*. Connections made at Blackville with Barn well K. K D. C. ALL*:*, 0. r. AT. Agent. JOHN B. PECK.. General Manager, ^ Rtfgistration Notice. The Registration Bfokswillhc open at the co*niy seat on the First Monday in each month until further notice is given. JNO. IV. I10LME8, Ku}>ervisor. dec21-tt f GUSTAV JACOBY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Dealer in Watches. Clocks! and a Fine l ine of Jewelry- All! kinds of llepairing neatly done. Old Gold snd Kllverbonght. 203 King Street, Charleston, 8. C. i’ 111 Gr E. Steadman, (Raitraud Avenue ) Blackville. B-.C* OflTere for salo on* nocond-hand engine- five horsepower. Also, one socond.hand engine -ten hotoe power. Also, two second hand saw mills. Also, one second-hand grist mitl. Also, a lot of new and second-hand shaft ings and pulleys. A^o, Geiscr Engines and Saw Mills, Threshers and Separators. Also, the Georgia Centennial Cot I an Gin, Feeder nnd Condenser. Also, any Machinery not in slock supplied at short notice end on most reasonable terms. Also; bee 15-hoMe powet second-hand en gine. Also, nseeond-hnad engine and grist mill ■* novfi Morrison’* March Mnsic It'S M M, TO! TUT MIR IMY Eft” It is an old niitl true sayhtg flirt MVrtc men prosfqjr on the mUfirtunw of lh«ir follows. During tho recent panic, in which old and honorable bit si new houses in all the great trod* centres havo gohe down, ns hoptlftwi wreoks as (WRI) HOARD HOUSES UEFOItK THE CYCLONE, I Fftvc bottohf an imm^fuw stock of goAds, in alf litres', at priVcs (hr below the cost of fiigiiuruefui-e and I tiriW propose to f.nn ft COPARTNERSIIIP WITH MY CUSTOMERS and to share my good fortnne with nil who fe 1 the pinch oibnril lime>» and who WANT THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY. Oldenbuttel’s EAST BAY RESTAURANT. Nos. 103, 87 and 89, Charleston, S. C. Board and Lodging* ~ 51cals rtt nil Houtt. Breakfast frock 6 to 9 a.'in. Lunch, froc from li a. m. to 2 p. mr Dinner from 12 m. to 8.30 p. m. Fuppcr from 6 U»9 p. n>. , Ousters In ererf style. Alas, wines, liquors, segur*, tobacco, etc., of best quality. ' JOHN M. OLDEN BUTT EL. woiitu-Aini - * See My Prices. Rest Standard Pnnts 5 fcents per yard. ' 4-4 Shirting 6 cents per yard. Flunne s, Blankets nnd all Wittier 3-4 Shiniu" 4 cents par yard. Goods at New York cost. Fraah stock of Spring Clothing, SUITS FROM TWO DCI/L,ARS UF- MILLINKRY GOODS A SPECIALTY. Hals from 5 to 75 ccnte aptecc- np to thfc finest. Flowers, Feathers, Rttobons, Trhntnfng.i for Hafi lo endless profu- ►ion nnd at tdl prices, Hats elcgnnify trluiuied, Iull slock of Notions, Gents’ KurnMiittg Goods, Globe Slcrts. the best in the world, Linen Collars, Ac. In the Shoe Department I oiler Lsdres’ SJtoca from 75 cents per jmir up to tke finest I'ltiludolphia hand utude. Boots and shoes for man and boys ftt tdl prices, full stock Brogans (H X<* per jurir. Full stock of Groearien. nud riuutcrs’ Supplies alw»y« on hand at city prices. 1 he American Sewing Machine, “Best in tho World.'’ only >25.0*7i The above are only specimens. Como to se« me. It will pay to ride 25 milen t»y private conveyance and get great bargains. Tltis sa'e will continue until fur* thcr HDticc; J. L MOKRIKON u,a,,s * BLACKVILLE, S. 0. To My Friends of Barntrell County ——AND THE PUBLIC OENEJRALLY. I have oponed a first class CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING STORK AT 740‘BROAD STREET (UNDER GLOBE HOTEL) AUGUST A, GA. I ^sftset id keep on hand a fine assorted stock of , Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, , and— Gents Furnishing Goods -—ATTHF. Very Lowest Possible Prices* I solicit tho patronage of Old Bafnwell County. I will give y®® better bar* gains, better goods afid at Lower Bribes than you bare ever been offered before irt this city. I expect to have on Uaod about lire 2(Hh of M-irch the finest stock of <-,,.1,.^ __a I, t n r-. w mm t —1* yfo ta «aH aavi exoinmo my stock and see if I don't propose to come np with what I afly. I am alw.iy* happy to see my friends from old Barnwell, wlteiher you buy or not. Don’t forget, the place. I. la. STANSEXaLi, 74(r BROAD ST. (Under Globe Hotel) AUGUSTA. GA. msW> STOP, STRANGER J And tell all yotir friend* nnd the rest of mankind that J. W* UJEV Y, the Brofcd Street Gtocct, opposite the Augusta Hotel, haa in store uiul for sale a full stock of Sthpie and Faiicp Grocesiea of tho best br. nds nml at prices to suit the times. The nimble penny is better than the slow shilling. Live and let live is my motto. A choice stock of the best Liquors always in stores* Prompt attention given to all orders. Mr. J, II. Levy is witli me and will bo pleased to see and aerva his many friends in Carolina. flQ^^Consignments of cotton solicited. aep27 -•'A.'- -■« - A Itciuoyal Notice* -THE- 6HSAT VOKfiltDaS PAB&CS Of AV6V8YA Wc lake pleasure in announcing that ive liave moved our elegant Rock of Farfti« lure to 840 BROAD STREET, Old stand of Myers A Marcus. Wc have this large store filled to overflowing wMk the tnort Elegant and bent Assorted Stock ever offered. We compote with any market or any dealer in STYLK, QUAL1T Y OR BRICE- The atcadv increase in our business is what lias catfscd us taewov* no often. Wa now have llte Finest btore and Fiuest Stock in Georgia. Write for cntabgM «tf call and see us. J. L. Bowles & Co. 840 Broad Street Augusta* &a* fepl* 27 A Hclikbie Hume 10 Deal Will rr. n. welch. lakier easoiv. Welch A Eason, Dealers in Choice Family find Plantetiow OROOERIES. Wines, Liquors, Scgars and Tobacco 127, 129 Meeting and Southwest ooruer ■Market Sts. Charleston, 8. C, Send for Price List. .No charge fo Drayage or Packing. [oct25 C* BART & CO. CHA.rir.KM’row. ■. o. • *v 5 ' The Largest Importers of Fnit la th4 South, offer for salo a well sefteHa stock of Apples; Oranges, Bansoos, Cocoenuts, T awoeas, Nats, Dried yfeJUMtt, Po tatoes, Cabbages, Onioas Peaaata, end everything else that a ftnt oftss whole*- sale Fruit House should havot Ceamtlf orders filled with dispafth, [eetlfl CHARLES C. LESLIE. Wheiesale snd Retail Dealer ia FL>h, Game,' LoteUrs, TmllfR, ter- * ni piasters, Etc. 8tails Nos. 1 sad 2 Fish Market, Char. IsotoB, 8.0. Having toode large additions to mj bnsloeM I am prepared to fcftliifth Fish, Game, &&, at abort notice. » AH orders promptly attended tot Terms cash or city accepts Dec. MplS-Ota