The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 01, 1884, Image 3
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Vl«A0KT^l4. IMh AtMl , 18H.
TM D^moor^llc Xf«ou|iv« Comiai te^J*
hereby Huminou»d to ««etRt ttunwcU 0.
IL at H M. ob saUalay la Uay.
ti. B. IPmtkiob. County Chm’n.
P. B. HaoooD.Oor 8ac'y.
The poacll pie crop will b« rwl. ^ »
Col. M. P. Molony haa cone 01 a brief
Irtp to Southern Oeorgia.
An excursion party from Allendale will
pic nlcat Baldoc to-morrow.
“Now’a the time to *lve Fmlth'e Wonn
Wl.” febli-ly
Capts. M. H. Bodtand K. W. Trottl start
to-morrow 0:1 their eprln^ canvass of the
county.
Ileadquarters tor Flehlug tackle at
W. A.Cyles.
Businese will be Uvelr at 0*Nclli'a old
tlly enjoyed by the little folks and the
children of larger growth. An early train
with Oatt.J. T. Willie to command and
engineer Ueo. Keene at the throttle would
resell the Capital at an early hour and wo
loot Store that the city fathers would throw
*jpcn tha beautiful Sydney Park with Its
(tail abodes and clear sprlnga to th# ex- Cre , k CUb FrLdjiy . M .y
Our young people could ns tk ^ 2nd * -
Melville: attof thd Art* dt »F R,! » 1 Platnttffrir.“»rlnifio .h, plalntl
tenaber.
Measures have been taken to secure the
early re-establWhmcnt of the poet office at
Buford's Bridge. (
Ou^ weather prophet predicts hot went h-
or and frequent heavy hilt storms Ifor Hay
and Juno.
We had a pleasant call on Tuesday from
l l r. C. 11. Mathis, a prosperous and ener-
l*>tlc Klko merchant. .
Ladies, if you want a choice Parasol
d.uyfrom \V. A.Otois.
Mrs. J Moyer bidler died in Red Oak
Township on bunday morning after mu ill
ness of two weeks length.
Do you observe anything more souiald-
and friendly than usual In the grip and
shtklug of hands?
Saturday we» observed as Mrmoriil Day
In Harnwall. An appropriate atldior* was
delivered bj W. Gilmore Simmp, Leq.
Mr. Jam 's J. Uieen of l,iehiai>d lias been
appointed a Notary Public for Richland
Township by Governor Thompson.
«^^ T n my 01 hdon I hare the best selected
of general merchandis-i in uIhcU-
l -v W. A. Gtlos.
Tha county inerchapts who advertis<-
with us, without exception, t«‘p<)rt t r ide os
aatisfaotury. So much for printer's ink,
*
Judge Aldrich has entirely recovered
from the facial neuralgia from which he
has suit-red so much for several mouths
past. «— *
Mr. J. L. M or 1 Uotf In trod uses this week
another Horizontal Keduction In prlc»*s
and l oth podUc ti parties favor such poll
ties. ' * _>
Ach' Tie selection of Ladies, Misses, Chil
drens’ and (louts’ c-hoes, low down at
W A. Gvlks
"Xo, Jai.n, n<i. They do not open Hie
asm, sign witli a can opener They do it
with a c ukrerew. 11 w little ai a, do wo
men know about p.ni lo.-v"
The small gial i_crpp continues to prom
ise a bouir.Iful l.ai Vi's!. estern *«—d «re
ivinhUsI a? nui'h iuft it >r to thoeo from
liie upper part of lho bl»te.
Iheiw U 1111 uihisumI ecarelty of cidton
seed Uu'in'ghout the coiu.ty. VVecun hear
of i.oiio tor sale. If any general Occident
should haf^K*u to the iTop it o.uld not be
rc 1 u.teJ. ■
An Alleiulale girl naattuicd the dupartuic
ol her lingering caller the other evening
by remark! .g, ms she liMika«l «u <f the
window: ‘ 1 tUtuk we sh ill have a beauti
ful auiirise."
You cati save 10 law emit, hv hnVlnc from
Vv. A. Gyl'-s, as I hui piiiieipally Tor cash
and gel a di count and will give you the
■ benellt of same. 80 come and see for your
selves.
A petition has been nn'sented to iWti-v-
ernor asking the rcluctiou lro.11 ten to live
jvars of tiio se-tencq f>f Mary Bndln ,
colored, euiivlcted of arson at our luat
Court.
When a young woman is in lore she
turns to the po -t’s corner first 0 1 picking
up the local paper. After she is matried
she turns (list to tho advertisements of
b dry goods slot es.
W. A Gyle.*. has white lawns, check mus
lins, nun’s veiling, t.Uck bunting and fig
ured piques. ———— -
Mr. M.A. Mlchacla leaves town this mor
ning for Hr inch ville, where h*v will tike
charge of t he books of Mr. A. f. H. Dukes.
All Barnwell regrets the departure of the
clever and gentb'inauly Doctor.
’•Ma, d w*s Pa kiss you because ho loves
you so?’, inquired,n little boy of his p oth
er. ‘To b i sure, my son; but why did you
ask that Question?" ‘‘Well, I guess he
loves Aunlio. too; lor Is* on him kiss her
more’u forty times, last Sunday, when you
wsm to church "
When you go to Rlnckvlllo don’t forget
Gill’s Cider and Goob-rs. He also has a
boda Fountain and is giving Ion Cold Soda
WaUT at 5 cents a ghss—and don’t you
forgefcdt.
The bright little daughters of Dr. D. W.
Kea- se, agel four md two years, sccident-
aily tiHikBome mineral poison last Bator.-
day and for hours their lives won des
paired of, but the combined skill and per
severance of Dr. Kearsa and Dr. Richard
son of Manning won the battle of life for
the pretty little maidens.
Oa Tuesday Mr. J. Ten ill Smith of Wil-
liston pm sod through towh with a huge
tank of °carp from 0*pt. A. B. Connor’s
pond near Allendale. We went with him
to the creek where fresh water was given
and took a good look at the finny beauties.
They were Imraeneo ami lively apd good,
and as they loft, wo whispered to thsncthat
they were going ti a pleas lit borne and a
mighty good master.
Ladles’ Hats, Schobi Books, Hosiery,
Carpenter’s Tools, Crockery, Plows and
other Hardware, aad in fact I have too ma
ny goods to enumerate. All I ask is that
any one In need of an^good* will call to
see me and I will guarantee low prices and
fair dealing to all alike. Very respectful
ly. " r W. A. Gyms.
The.Spur Branch Democratic Club is
first in the field for the coming campaign,
having been organized at Whaley’s mill
with a membership of MOatralghtout Dem
ocrats. Capt. J. C Wlsn is Chairman, Ba
sil Bates Md J. J. Whaley Vice Presidents,
C. H, Nison, Secretary ^A.J,O’Neal. Treas
urer; II. F. Nixon, Brooks Wis*, W M.
kHus, Executive Committor, and Major
E- bpann Kupmond member of- the Coun
ty Exeoullvf Committee.
And now that the season for (tanday
school oetebrattoos approaches w» suggest
to ths Baperintendeata of the schools at
Wlltlstoa, Klko, Black vllle, BaruweU, Gra
hams. Bamberg aad Midway that a whola-
kale excursion WCokiaL la u ouhl be itCmT-
Mtttta
surslonlsta.
big rooks and steep hills aad the brawling,
yell >w Congerco and the State Boom and
the Agricultural Department and the ma
ny interesting scenes and objects clustered
In the historic city. And wo think too that
Governor Thompson and his family and
all the State officers and their families and
the city pastors and the newspaper men
would welcome and break bread with the
Uamwull folks, and a moonlight ride horns
would be a fit conclusion to g day of rare
pleasure.
bHEUFF’s May bALxs.—Executions.—
Thomas You mans agaiust II. B. Harvey:
Defendant's life interest tn 830 act es, boun
ded by lands of Frank Young, Lewis f.
Hughes and the estate of James M. Har
vey
Ha vi laud, Stevenson A Co., for nr other
vi
Aaditor's Appoialmpnts,
a Coe*
Otrics Cocstt Arntie*.
BaaswaLL CM!., March 81. Ih84.
Asseeser writ ’attend At the fallowing
pUess ea the days named pr ihFbarpoee of
taking tax return*. Any change la real es-
mast be stated.
ugalust Duncan A Harley: All the right,
title and interest andi quity of redemption
i f W. H. Duncan in 2,000 aurve of (and in
Red Oak Township bounded by the Great
Saltkehatohie and lauds of M. C. Co k,
J.Oh0 il*.(Jook. It ura A-RUnsoiW lLuth*
A. Baxley, Jeremiah Snelliug ana othefc.
GENERAL NEWS.
Foreigners own over 20,000,000 acres
of land in the United ijtntee, a tent-,
lory about us large as Kew JerSVy.
A Btwli.g machine has recently been.
Introduced which is worked by clock
powei; no necessity for the use of the
hands or feet.
The steamship Oregon has just
croeaed the Atlantic lu 41 days 10 hours
and 10 minutes, the distance being
2,803 milt-s. This Is the quickest trip
on record.
Mr. Wyatt-Hare, who died last week
at Nelson, Va , never bought a mutch.
An open or banked Ore was kept con
tinually on his hearth. He trod in the
footsteps of his lather in that respect,
and the lire on that one hearth was
continuous for more than UK) years.
Au interesting case was leceutiy
tiled at Ypikvilie. F. Boyd brought
action for damages against J. McLttne
(or employing one of his laborers with
whom Boyd had a contract.,, The
damag'-s were alleged to have been
$1,000, hut the Court gave Boyd $300.
There la a man lu llerrien County
(la., who bus not slept la a house since
the war. He carries his entire ward
robe with him wherever he guts, as
wefi ns his pantry and kitchen uten
sils, and sponds ths night wherever
dark mi»y overtake him. He <s a
veritable curiosity. He never trade
newspapers, cluimlng th^itto read the
llible as it should he occupies all of his
time. Several days biuue he inquired
of the editor*of a paper If Germany
and France were still at war, referring
to the war of 1870.
A Virginia bridegroom fulled to ap,
pear at the appointed time. The mi -
t ter su 1 the guests were assemble'’,
bUTTdariJrtdogrooii^ianled, and the e
was every prospect if a disappoint
ment. It happened, however, that the
preacher-was a tingle man, with an
eyo for beauty and a heart for love
He proposed to dd the misslug man s
place, was accepted and auotner
Buford'* Bridge, Saturday, May 3d.
Lhrhardi’a Mill*, Monday an« Tawdojr,
May Mb and Oth.
Ranter’* Chapel. Wednesday, May 7th.
Midway, ThurecUy. May 8th.-. f,?
Bamberg. Friday, May Olh.
Grahaius, Saturday, May^dtb.
Ulackfille, Monday and Tuesday, May
12ih and 13th.
Elko, Wedueoday, .May 14th.
Williston, ihuraday. May 15th.
Blanton’* Store, Friday, May l«th.
Seven Piaea, Saturday, May 17th.
Dunbarton I'oslofkee, Monday, May 19th.
Aokley’i HomeStoro, Tuesday, May 20th.
Fan«’*8fo«Jk Widueaday, May 2t*t.
dtepaea Fume'* Store, Thuraday, May
2?ad.
Erwinton, I'Hdov, May 23d.
Allendale, Saturday and Monday, May
21th and 2Uih.
Manuel's Store, tVoduesJay, May 28th
Boyuten'* Store, Thursday, May 29th.
J. A. Jenkin*'* Store, Friday, May 3tHh.
BaruweU C. II. from May 1st to June 20th.
S. \Y. TROTH, Auditor B. C.
apr3
Before You Buy
miuiiin
It Will Fay Ton
-T0-
CALL ON OK CORRESPOND
a ’ \ ’
; —WITII—
* *.
Edward Brooker,
preacher estted in to perform the com -
mony, as tho new-found bridegroom
thought it woul ! be liregufar to mar
ry blinsrM. 80 the nffalr came (.ft ac-
oordtug to atJpoltitmeut.
Perhaps ft w persons outside of the
pale of the Knights of Honor arc aware
of its extensive membership and the
wondurfuTamouut of money that it
has p tid lu death benefits to the fami
lies of deceiiaetl members. - It was or-
gan-z-d at iioulavilie, Kyr, on-Juas 30,
187B. consequently is u little over ten
(10) years old, and now has «n Us rolls
throughout the United States over
135,000 members, and has paid over
eleven uud a quarter millions of dol
lars to its ben* ficlniles. Never a ben
efit cei rifles to has failed of prompt
tbs widows
blessed the
uro
Treasurer’s appoia ; merits.
Office County Tbcascfen,
Carx* *1.1.,'\,Ma»cU 31,1884 (
The Treasurer will be at ihu fuliowing p!.i
ces fur the collection of tW tir*t'instalment
ot taxes at the places and on the days men
tioned.
Barnwell Township—Barnwell C. H.,
Thursday. M«y 1st-
George’s Creek Township^-CIub House,
Friday, May 2nd. —„
Buford’s Bridge Township — Buford’s
Bridge,Saturday, May 3J.
Three Mil* Township —KbrliardFl Mill,
Monday end Tuesday, M»y > r »ih and Wh
Fish Pond Township—Hunter’s Store,
"Wednesday, 1 May’7th.
Midway Township—Midway, Thursday,
May 8th. *
BaniLerg Township—Bainberjr, Friday,
May fitli, Grahams, Satufdar. May lotli.
Blackrille Townsliln—lUackTille, Mon
day and Tuesday, May 12th and Idih.
VNillistn Township7*.Klka, WodnesdAy,
M*y 14th, Williston, IhursdAy, Mny lith.
Boscmary Township—fildiilon s Store,
Friday, May Ifiih.
lied Oak Township—Seven lines School
House, Saturday, May 17th.
HichlAtid Township—DuuUiirton, >londAy,
May 1‘Jtli.
Four Mile TournsCp—Ashley * Hcmo
Store, Tueslay, M»V 20th. w __ . \.,f
Bennett Spring fowpship—Furs*’* Store;
IVedueadAy, May 21 si.
I’.aldi>c T«wnship—Stephen Furse’s Store,
Thursday. May 2'Jud. m _
Bull Pond Township—Erwinton, Friday,
May 23d.
Allendale Township —Allendale, Satur
day nnd Monday, May 24th and ikth.
Sycamore Townah p 1’restci’s Store,
i'uesday, May 27rii, Manuels Store, Wed
nesday, May 28th.
Great Cypre**JTownship—Biynton’s Store
Thursday, May 29th, J. A. Jenkins's Store,
Friday, May SOlh.
Barnwell Town-hip.•Barnwell Courthouse
Saturday, May 3U‘. /.
bat* or Tixvnos.
Slate tax 5 mills, School tax 2 mills, Ordt-
naiy County tax 4 mill*. Special tax 1 mill.
Poor lloioe tax } mill, tout tax levy
mills, poll tax$l<00 Additional ecUoul tea
for Bamberg School Dteirict No. 11 3 my!*.
National Bank Bills. Gold and Silver coin
receivable for taxes. Jury and witness cer
1 ilics 1 es are reeeivab e for the 4 mill county
lax only. Mutilated hills and coin will not
betaken. N. F. K1KKI, t.ND,
sprd County Treasurer.
Charleston. S. O-
110BEUTS0N, TAYLOR & CO.
— OEXERAL AGENTS
Six Thousand Tuns of Kainit for Sale.
Confcu’t your interest by seeirt" os.
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- 1 Bottom Figures Given.
Manufacturers of High Grade Fertilize)s
.mJiL .
- Acid i’hosphalcs.
VOK SALE BY
nr
payme-or, and mnoY
and orpbiiDS who have
Dame of Kuigbts of HcDor.
Governor Grant, of Colorado, made
quite a lilt at the White House during
his reemt Washington visit. Upon
presenting his compliments to Pretd-
dent Arthu r , the latter was astonished
to Bud the chief executive of Colorado
so youthful. “I confess I am surpris
ed,” said the President. “You are
very young to be the Governor of a
State. And I am at a loss to uuder-
stand why the people of Colgrado]dec-
ted so youug a man.” Toe Governor,
who is naturally quick at repartee, was
not confuted In the least, ‘‘Well, the
truth of the matter. Is,” he replied,
“the pistol practice has got down to
such a fine art, out ‘fh Colorado, that
people are nut allowed to'grow old out
there.” It Is needless to add Ytoat the
President’s curiosity was satisfied, s*
Senator Vest never sees Uenry J Wst'
terson with ut being reminded of a
scene at the Democratic Convention of
1880. “In the evening, after the or
ganization,” he says, “I dropped Into
the room of the Committee on Beeolu-
lions. There were only two members
present, Watterson and John P. Irish,
of lows. The Kentuckian had a (bot
tle of champagne ai bis elbow and
Irish was fixed with a bottle of whis
key. They were sweating away over
the platform. The pair, at this mo
ment, Illustrated the humor of politics.
Here was a man from a State that
could by no possibility be swer^jd
from its Democracy by any Issue, and
the otbe^Jrom a commonwealth as
tenaciously wedded to It# Republican
Idols; and thee* two fellow* were aaeid-
uouely engaged la constructing a
pbUofiu to carry the duabUulButes.” | Uada of lbe c0un!Jt
r. W. Farrell, Blackville, 8. C.
\V. J, Martin, RkckviUc, Sv& —
TI. 7_ T.^lBrabliani & Bro., Bamberg
.-er—
J. 1). Copeland, Bamberg, S. C.*
Hum & Copeland, Bamberg, S. C,
W. H. Kennedy, Williston, 8. C. *
J. E. Steadman, Grahams, S. C.
.janl7-4m
BLACKVILLE, &■ C-
Who is prepared to luniish,
on short notice mid accommo
dating tenns, the following
dmeRy-deemhed mtUwriiAof one
of the largest and best manufac
tories iu the Union. •
1- C)rv Steam Portable En
giuc.s, all sues;
2. Climax Engines* all sizes,
Portable or Detached, at desir
ed, v ith Locomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers,
3. Tiger Engines, all sizes,
Portable or Detached, as desir
ed, with liocomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers.
4. The Taylor Siiw Mill, Iron
frame, superb and substantial,
for heavy or plantation work, as
desired.
5. The Moore -County (N.
C.) Grist Mill, Top Runner. A
tcry superior mill. It lias no
equal. _ 1
I know my business well and
will give the benefit of my long
experience t'' my friends.
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Itatnwrll Railroad Train, connect witli Sowth Car
olina Railway Train, a. follow.:
Xo. 3 ha. •utinc tioti from Mouth Camlfila Railway
from Au^uxt. aud I-oral St aliens Wrat of OlaekftUc.
So. 4 connect* wtlli Houlh Carolina Railway for
Chariest Oil and la* 1 *.; blatiao. East of iUackvUk and
Tmmntrta IdvUfoa,
Ko. ft has ronnaction frooi Mouth Carolina Rallwav
from Charleston, Columbia, ilivision mud all Iwcal
Mt.Uon. Last of Bl.rkviltc.
No. * eonnrvts a , lth Kouth Carolina Railway for
August, and Local Ktatiens Wi^t of RliwArille,
No. T ha. connection from doutii Carolina Railway
from August, and ill Oecal bt.tioni.
No. ft coonrsi* with b'mith (. aroilna Railway for
OhAthwUtn. Lkfauiiuaa. and all potnrj Fast.
On Oouit dar of e.'-b uouih a SiwclaA Tr.ln wiU
leave HlMltvllleal J A. M H audantve at Bainweil at
7.MA. M
D. ('. ALLEN, O. PAT. Agent.
JOHN B. PECK, (lencrul Ifanar r.
Any further information will
be cheerfully furnished.
I guarantee satisfactiwn.
Address
»
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLE. S. C.
n:atf>
a ■
BLISS
845. muitnted Haod-teok 1884
Fur th* Farm and todu. i$o page*
OO illnMratteas, and m bvmutifnl Colored Plate a
Towers, tells What, Whan aad Bow to plant and i
full of in'oTruiUon invaluable to all intrr-sted i
gardening. Wailed fer Ct. to cover poitafr
Illwstratad Novelty XIat
dcciil'inz ollthe ncweitvaricti)
Flower*, VcgcUbl**, Cr
raalx, Fruits. PU«U
•to., ke4ta
you want a J \
FINC WATCH OR CLOCK,
% Vi ,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
^ OR SPECTACLES,
Send your ordefc to or call at
4
Jas. Allan & Go.
f r
307 klNO STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C. 4
Jan2l'
Allen <& Co.
Bar and Restaurant,
Opposite Postoffice, Augu*ta, Georgia.
■
F, M. HIXSON is manager for thu
home and aolidtc the JUG aud other
upi 3
RDER
W|»d Have on Ivrsntl
vliorv you wint-to plant.
i FLOWER
A GARDEN
0 packet* chnico
tuutns VVI I, I
t 100 vanelie*
$1.00
mico FIowrt BwdH (Mtf fgl«8fidvi>a tv
*11 OARDEN 8kEI>H (* mKta
um W -FUnrif lUmUU t*r Els#i
» VKET4BLE CIEBEH F01 91.(H
30 ^Vts. Chplce VlwWtohV»reeei1^l^>SK'
tom tha Flower an* Vegetable Seed Oollectlee
ml BHae'a Illaatrate* Gardewer's Ilea* See
>Ulcg yon how to grow thorn, fer f I.7S.
B. K. BLISS Sc SONS,
14 garclay Street, MewYork
(i
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
M C ELREES ^
feCTJEWELRY
c. 1 rots. . ' n A I» Ar h
-CHARLESTON,SC;
LARGEST STOCK.
LOWEST PRICES
IN THE SOUTH.
Repairing ■ a Specialty.
.. ,iFJW Me YC! !R iVAT
\v. n. mecuoFr.
a. VON OVKN.
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South Carolina Railway.
Commcncinfr'-jAfij-20ih 1834, trail*
will run a* follows :
ifir.
Reduction!
iSMiritm*.
WUue VkUnUbm
whits YitioiSmm
India *0*,?M* IJM,
India Bulb, check, TO, fO otXMSv
Sttipeft Mil CTieck KalasObfca 1ft, 131-2
AtognsU and Granltovillc 3-4 Shiriingft White
at 4 ceotapar yard.
Standard Dims Frtnt* 6 emit per yard.
Augusta Plaid* 6 1 -9 Scut* per yard
Sea Island Cottons 5.7 nnd 8 aunts. ^
Wsamsutta 4-4 Cotton* 10 cents.
ScefMfoker in Stripes and Plaids 10,
Iti COBtS
All Wool Nun's Veiling, nil shapes, 20. lloltrd nod Knilfoider.d Uirns
All Wotd Bunting* 15, 2U cento. . .'oioenta. ''Mijrgfj • .... . *.•
Colored I*awu», fast colon, 3 cotHe. Panuob st 10 Cents each and ap.
Freuch Lawns, 4-4, 12 1-2 cents. Fans at 1 sent eucb him! op.
- Loess, Edjtibgs, Ktabruhleyiss* Hosiery aud Notions cheeper than you can bnr
them in the city—hi large Bock to select froon .... < *
SiiQes nnd 6Upper* for Clmdrcu, for Ladies, for Men. Come sad see them, the
price*are k>w down.
lints for hey* at 0 cts each end up. Unis for ladies at 5 rts each and up.
lists for men st 5 ct* each and up. ’ lists trimmed from 25 cts each up to
Hats for children st 5 cts such aud up. 910.00
The Largest Stock of lists and Ixiwiwt Prices—well selected.
Feathers, Flowew, Ornaments and Ribbons. - * "
.; OKN r ri*’; F'URIW 11*11 IKO OOODN RTMKXT.
Linen Cujllare lO cts each and ap. Gotris White Reiuforosd Shifts 73 Cts
Paper Collars 10 cts per box. and $1.00.
Linen Cuffs, 4ri>ly, 23 ct* per pair. Gents White Unlsundried Shirts 60,
~ -Pent* Colored Li no dried Shirts 00 cts, 73,91.00. ,
75 cu, 9f.00. Gsuec Undershirts 25. 35,60.
—^,ycAt)V MAPS CL.OT’HINC*.
Gents’Linen Costs 5G etseach and op. Gents'Bios Creole Suits $2.50,
Gents' Cottonado Punt* fiO cts tad up. Gents’ Scotch Cammere Suits $5.00 up.
Gents' Alpaca Coats M 00 and up. All Wc>ol Blue Suits 98 00.
Genlu’ Cottonadc Suits 92.00 a suit. Geuuino Middlesex Suits 912.00.
Out Stock of Groceries and Flautatiun Supplies is full at City Price*.
J. L MORRISON*
t»»r6 ^ A- i BLACKVILLE, 8. C.
AUOUSIA DIVISION.
wissr
(Uaily)
l.cave Charleston 7.00 * m
Arrive at [iianchvllle fi.c5 a m
Leave nfaiickviU* II 20 r. in
Leave Kuisto
Leave Midway 0.42 a m
Leave It.iinberg 0.48 a iu
Leave (Jrnhams 10.00 a in
Leave Lees 10.12 a iu
(Pnilv, eirep
bun<Jyy.H.)
4.00 p hi
G.lOp 111
t> .30 ji in
1 ?
(kfi-'t p tn
7 01 p m
7 Itt p ai
Leave Blavkvtlls
10.18 a ut
7 81 p m
Leave Lika
10.32 a in
7.49 p m
La-ive W illiston
10 38 a m
7.54 p Di
Arrive at Augusta
, 12.06 a in
EAST.
9.20 p in
rPSilfr] [DiUlysttwn
Suiwtav.
LcavsAugtifta
6.08 a m
6.i»0 p tn
LeaveW illisiun
7.40 a at
0.36 p u>
Leave Elko
7.47 a m
6.42 p m
Leave BlnckviUf
8 00 a in
0.67 p ni
Leave Lee.v
8.09 a m
7.04 p tv
Leave <j i'M bn ms
8 19 a in
7.16 p 111
Lcavs Bamberg
8.32 a m
7 29 i> m
Leave Midway
8 89 a in
7.38 p In
LeawEdisio
S.60a u
7.49 p in
Ar. at Braurhville
■* 9.00 a m
8. Ik) p 01
Leave Brsuchville
, 9.26 am
8.15 p tn
Ar at Charleston
11 2.1 am
10.10 p in
COLUMI11A DIVISION-IVB8T.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave ItrnncbTill* 0.20 am 8.16 p ni
Arrive at Camden 8 36 a m 1.66 p m
Xrriyr nt (kdiiuibia 11.40 a m ly.86 p m
Leave Coldtibia C.40am 6 31 pm
Leava Camden 7 15am 4.16 pm
Ar. at Hranchvllt* 0 00 a m 8.00 p m
EXVfilWS (DAILY) WMT.)
Leave Cbarloetoa 10.16 p a
Leava liranckvills 1.60 a m
Leave Blackviile 8 41 a m
Ar. Augu>ia . 7.16 a A
EXPRESS (DAILY) EAST ) +
Leave Augusta 9.30 p m
Ar. at Dlaekvilte 12.15 pm
Ar. at Dranchville 1.45 am
Lrriveat ChurlriUon 6.15 a u
••CONNECTIONS.”
Connections madent Augusta with tieorgia
ft. R. to and freni a 1 p rims IVest end Sontli-
w#«t, with throngh Sleeper between Cbar
lesion and Atlama on Exinees train.
Connections made at Charleston with North-
Eoeteru ft. II. Tor prints North and with New
York Steamers on Sntuvdaya. T
ConnectietK mode at Columbia with (V
littubia nnd Qreenville It. It. and Charlotte,
(’olumViia and Augusta R. It. to and from all
points on both Hoads.
Connections made at Dlackville with Bora,
well K. U.
D.C. ALLEN, O.P. AT. Agent.
JOHN IT. nCCK. Oenerai ltfeingwr^
BY Bin & CO.
WHOLKNALK OROCURt*.
A ml Deatlwr* iu
CAROIiTNA rice!
199 F.a»t Bay. 1 and 2 Cumberland Flreet,
54 and 56 State Street, Char'eaton, S. C.
(New York Office, 93 ITall Street.)
N. Bf Mr. J. U. KASTERLINO is now
c*enecled with our bitsinoee a* Travcliing
Salesman. Any orders entreated (0 him will
have our bast attention. (jan2o
CAR PETS~
Carpele *nd House Furnishing Goods.—
The Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mar-
quet Brusees, 3-Ply aatLlngrain Carpets,
fiugs, Mata and Crumb "Cloths, window
Shands, wall Papers, Borders, Lace Curtains,
Cornices and Pojps, Cocoa a*d Canton Mat
tings, Upholstery, Engraving*. Chromos,
Picture Frames, Write for »s in plea and pri
ces. 4 BAILIE A COSKEHY',
aug‘2 ly Augusta, 0a.
'•OTfO T1EIIEHAN & SONS.'
’WHOl-KHA.L.lC OROCKRt*
, : And Provision Dealers,
02 red 104 Ea«t B*y St Chariest cn, P. C
Proviaiohaa spectalty. W# have always
an hand a large stork of Prim; Menu, also
cheap cat* and. grades ef every d eeriplie*
ull auortm
of meat* aud a full
ToW;, Cigone As
icot of Graoeries,
•«t25 iy
Registration Notice.
The Registration Bodks wlTtbe open at the
co-uty seat ou the First Monday in each
month until further notioe iegiven.
JNO. W. HOLM EE, Supervisor. U
deeSl-lt
WATCHMAKKU AND JEWELER.
Dealer in Watches. Clocks, and a Fine Line
of Jewelry- AU1 kinds of Repairing neatly
done. Old Gold and Silver bought.
203 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
octl 1
G E. Steadman,
(Railroad Avenue )
Blackviile. »• C-
Offers for sale one second-hand engine-
five horse power, -
Also, one eecondvhand engine -U-n horse
power.
Also, two second hand saw mills. ^
Alto, one second-baud grist mill.
Also, a let of new and second-hand shaft
ing and pulleys.
Also, Geiscr Engines and Saw Mills,
Threshers and Separators.
Also, the Georgia Csnteoniil Gotten Gin,
Feeder and Condenser.
Also, any Machinery not in stock supplied
at short notice and on most reasenaffie terms.
Also, ous 15-horse power second hand en
gine. if - —
Also, a second-hand engine and grist mill
no.v8
Save Money by Trading at
The Klko Cash Store,
Wti»re cash buyern will fiu<l a comi'lete stock of General Merchandise which
win be euM fur below the pticos eutubilsbed by nterchuou who sell on time.
All gooria are freeh anil warraotetl as represented, Qroceries, Dry Goods,
Nct'oiis, Hats, Hoots and MboeH, Hardware, Tinware, Creek cry wars sod all sr-
UcIm UHUMliy k.pt ia n fii>t claen Mnabllsbmenf) Tbeuefroo<ls were bonght u*
be sol'). They willb« disposed ol and it will pay you to trade with me, I
mean business. -> v CHARLES H. MAT HIM,
» ^ Pattirk’s Corner, Elko, 8. G.. ,
To My Friends of Barnwell County
* _a!7D— ‘ *
THli: PUBLIC! GENERALLY.
I have opened a first cIm>- .
CLOTHINQ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING STORK AT 740 BROAD
STREET (UNIgili GLOBE HOTEL) AUGUSTA, GA.
1 expect io keep on hand a fine assorted stock of “
Ready-Made Clothing, Eats,
, —and
Gents Furnishing Goods
AT THE
Very Lowest Possible Priees.
patronage of Old Barnwell County. I will give you better bar-
foods and at *
- "JU
Removal Notice*
Alva Gage & Co.
CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE, -
Market Corner Church Sit. Charleston, 8. GY
jlee packed for the country a specially.
Ice by car load at lowest rats*. >
spr24-ly
J.
rep13 21
mnu
adC .
I ’■elicit the l
gains, better goods and at Lover Prices than you have ever been offered before its
tliis city. I expect to have oa hand about the 20th of March tip gasft stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing ever brought to this city, so T ask you to <*U aud
examine my stock sad see if I dou't propore to come up with whet I say*'. I am
always happy to see toy friends from old Barnwell, whether you boy or sfA Don’t
forget tbs place. f ] *
I. £.. STANSEIsIs,
748 BROAD ST. (Under Globe Hold) AUGUSTA. GA.
raarfi
STOP, WRAUGER!
And tell all your friend* nnd the rest of mankind that J. W»
LEVY* the Broad Street Grocer, opposite the Augusta Hotel, hog
in store and for sale a full stock of Staple nnd Fancp Gr&elie*
of the best Ur. nda and at prices to suit the times. The nimble
penny is better thnn the slow shilling. Lire and let live is my
motto. A choice stock of the best Liquors alwaytin store.-—
Prompt attention giyeh to oH orders.
AU.. J/UL Levy is with me and will be pleased to see and serve
Ins many friends in Carolina.
l^Sr^Consignraente of cotton folicited. sep27
smrilmaHLa
*8
GBEAT raSOTTUSif lifl&ACS Sf A6«88YA
We take pleasure in ennouncmg thst we hup moved our elegant stock of Fttrul*
ture to
840 BROAD STRltET,
Old stand of Myers A Marcus. We have this large store Riled to overflowing with
the most Elegant end best Assorted Stock over offered. We compete with aaj
market or any dealer in
STYLE. QUAL1T Y OR BRICE-
Ths steady increase iu oar business is what bis caused us to move so chen. W#
now have the Finest btore and Finest Stock tn Georgia. Write for Cataldgke «
cull end seo ns.
L. Bowles & Co.
84Q Broad Street AiigjElsta. Ga-
5fBARTt<S&6|
a*;* 1
%
Garden Growth Teas.
Families can save ahut-t one half by seed-
lag to us for Taos, es we import our own, and
have dons so for Jkrty years, lbe Original
American Tea (V
Send forCircnlarv, which giv* prises aad
foil particulars to
fiOHT WKt LM. Prast,
P, O. Box 12*47. 43 Vreay 8t. New fork.
ONI DOLLAR'S worth of any of ear gar
den growth, China or Japan Teas sent bjmafi
pool pnid, or a larger quantity f hy sxpt sea,
chargss paid. f»b7 tm
A Kfllitblc Hoibe to Deal With.
A
W. II. WELCH. LANILB KAEOR.
Welch A JSason,
Dealers in Choice Femiiy and PlanUtion
OROCERXEa.
Wines, Liquors, Segsrs and Tobaoeo
127,129 Meeting end Southwest corner
Market Sts. Charleston, S. C.
Send for Price List No charge fo
Draystrc or Pscktng. [oct25
CH\KLES O. LESLIE.
Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in
Fbl, ^uHv Lobstfib, TtHks, Ter-
v r;p*s,teis. Etc.
Stall- Not. L and 2 Fish Market, Cbar-
leetou, ffiTC. 7
Having made large additions to my
bnsioose I am prepared to iurnisb Fisk,
Gams, Ac., at short notion. «
AH orders promptly attended toi
Term* cook or city tcosoiaoce,
•eplSAat
CHAItL.lCJS’rO?4, M.
The Largest Importers of FreR i
Booth, offer for sole o well
stock of
Apples, Oranges, Bananas*
’ Cocoonuti, Lswsaos, Nats*. _ v
Dried Figs, RaUas,
utoes, Cnbbagoor Onto** Poanntn* mb*
everything Um that a imhdmo mhdlis
sale Frnit He
rdem filled with
Mt
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