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V t: ■r <4* Tl—^ THUR-iDAI, MAT A. Oylo* kM white Utwns. check mue- lins, nun’aS'eittojr. black buuttfijf and fix* ured plquoe. Col. 0- C. Hunh it* attnonnccd In ihie issue an a candidate for Sheriff. •‘Now’s the time to fftve Srtlth’s Worm Oil." f<*hl*-ly # Mr. Thomas Clsyton has been appointed postmaster at Buford's Bridge. Headquarters for Fishing tackle at W. A.OTles. A new mail route from Buford's Bridge to Allendale via Weekly's will la started on the first of July. L\dies, if you want a choice Kllk Parasol buy from W. A. Gltis. Mr. Vincent Bollinger, who went West nineteen years ago, is now on a visit to hit friends and relatives in Ban*well. ” v In my opinion I have the best selected stock of general merchandise in ttluck- vi lie. „vW. A. Giles. Attention Is ’.o tiled to the Insurance ii- c use of Mr. B. J. Hri(nmet. He Is a good maul and represents.* good Company and should be liberally patronised. A oholee select Ion of Ladfcs, Misses, Chil drens’ and Gents’ ohoe*, low down at w.a.utles. ; The Elko Democratic Club is. hereby summoned to meet on Saturday, the 17th Inst., at 3 o’clock p. m. for ths purpose of reorganizing for the corning campaign. b. 8. Owzks, President. J. M. Hair, Secretary. P You can save 10 per cent, by buying from W. A. Gyles, as I buy principally for cash and get a dl count and will give >uu the bcuelit of same, bo come and see for your selves. We acknowledge, with thanks, an Invita tion to the pic i lc at V ea 1 harsbooV mill on t e 21st Inst. The managers Mono us that It will be more largely attended than ever before. Every * ffort will be used to tn ke it. n pleasant ■ cession to all who may atieud. The pub 1c ganerally aro invited - fe>, >e present ai d all vrPl bn welc >uie. Me to go and to meet all the candidates many ol their dour consiitueu's. Eisliet.’ Hats. School Books, hosiery, Carpenter’s fools. Crockery, Plows slid other Hardware, and in facll have too ma ny goods to enumerate All I asU is tlmW any one In need of any goods will call P> see me and 1 will guarantee low pdcea and fair dealing to all alike. Very reepo^tful- ly. • W. A, Gyi,lb. I A Came work •even or eight diys without driaklog. la tbie be dif fers from some men, wbo will drink •evenweight days without wotkioc. Anything to be la the f&sbion is for- cftly llhistcktetl is what le known ae the er«sy baodwrlticg. Not • few youog ladies are spoiling a good, dear, legible handwriting by adopting the “erszy” style, which, to our way of thinking, tneana a crazy head aa well aa hand. This is a boys cothpositloh on girls; Olilaarethe only folka that always has their own way. OirU is of aeveral thousand kinds, and sometimes one girl can be like several thousand girls if she wants to do ansthiog. This is all I know about girls, and my father says the less I know about them the better. First Lady—“How do you like my new bonnet?” Second Ludy—‘ Ob, It’a Just too lovely for anything. How do like mine?” F. L.—“Ii’s awfully sweet. What does your husband think of it?” 8. L.—“He hasn’t seen tb*e bill yet.” F. L.--*’N Bin r has mine, ‘tee-bee!’’ J^th giggje hysterically^ although thn wm anig.iY. I vatu:*.—Near Allendale, Mrs. ilary A. Hichnrdaon, Near Willis ton, of mrnsb'e.tho youngest liild t.f Mr. W. M. bmi'h. N« ar Blackvllle, Mrs. btnl«y, (laught«H* of Hr J. Marshall Eanoaster. Near Ibiford’s Lridge, Mrs. Dc. N. F Kii kla -.d, Jr. STA TL A A 11.% Crooked wi.i-key is belt g freely sold in £ Igi ii id eiMiucy, and eever.tisr- re-ts have been made in cons' qucnee tnre*». In tbc lower part of SpnriiiDlnirg tlounty tlie fatmers are talking about holding a meeting and passing resolu tions to support no candidate who be gins to canvass the County before crops are laid by. Oldster H Ihind, alia-* Hink Holla'.d, died on Wetlnesday 1 .st, und was bur- ied du Thursday. M nk Holfahd wiui an exceedingly smart and mischievous negro Radical politician who figured extensively In tho politics X the coun ty during the dntk days of negro Rad ical (.harerument. He at one time pos seesed great ;t Guenee nmor g the pen- pie of bis race. , He bae been in declin ing health fora long lime. Hts dis ease was consumption.—Aiken Re corder. WAUB-soRa, May 3 —A gentleman to a correspondent of the Const 1- ^^iitlon that h« eaw Bogan Cush Iasi Stind.iy afternoon at a point near B'.z jLirl’s N-a\ in Dirllngton county.— Y mng Cash conversed with him free-, 1y. Old Col. Cash was also present.— Y )ung Cush declaied that lie had just returned from a visit to a klneman, who liv.-s in the neighborhood of Jack- son, Mississippi ; that be came in obe dlencn t*> his fatbei's summons who deemed him eafor at hoTnc than among strangers in Misdasippf. B-igan pr,>- fussed a wdiiiogpMHLjp stand his trial at the approaching term of court. He asserts that be cannot be convicted.— Col. Cash says that the jury commie sinner of the county ts a particular friend of his, and he has no fears about I be jury b<Mng packed to secure a con viction. ' c Waltctboro’, May 2.—Two attempts have been made during the two last nights to lyoeb the prisoner March Fiierson, who was lodged in jail at this place for an outrageous assault upon a young White girl. Tbc first attempt was made on Wednesday night by about forty then, wbo endeavored io get Inside the jail by pretending that they had a prisoner in charge, but the a.'icTlfT had goltbn some warning of the affair and refused to open the doors.— As the crowd bad not apparently been prepafed far any resistance they re- ’ rlrod without making any determined effort to force the doors. Laet night a crowdof seventy five men attacked tbc Jail, broke down the outer door and § and did succeed in breaking the up per hinge* but from some unknown cause, it is snppoaed from fear of wo attack from tbs outside, they sudden ly left in a great burry;. The sheriff, Robert Black, Esq., is fully determin ed to protest the prisoner and to do hie duty, bat he is vary justly incensed at these repented efforts, and, I am Hu formed, says that he knows some of the parties and that be mmim to pro- secutqthem. He is a dangerous man. T; * i |ii - Will the youngest girl io tbs room please rise, said a school superinten dent in a rural ecoool Every female stood op, tnttnding the teacher. subject is a v* ry serious one. A young man wrote on two postal cards. Then he turned them over and directed thorn, but by mischance placed the address on the. wrong cards. The result was that a well known shlit firm got a polite invitation for a bug gy tide, while the young girl was made frantic by receiving the following: “Please eond me samples of the ma terial your shirts are made of. “I doeo love tbes| ling, the beauti ful spring, with Us eunshlne and its showers,” exclaimed the gir.lsh tn- thudast, "ben’t you Clurn?’’ “fhe suneLtuo Is all well enough, but I can’t aay I like the rain.” ‘ Oj, dear, the rain’s the beat of It.” “The rain the beat part of U” re peated Clara, surprised. “Yes, for then I can sit under the umbrella with Nat.” Rabbi Gottbiel in his lecture on “Young Men and Maidens” said: *T think a young man ought, alwajs to f ill in love six times or more before he is 20; and every maiden ought to fsel a little fliHteiing In her heart be fore she reaches the same age. If I wt-re a young maiden and a young man should get down on his knees ami ewear that his lips never bad touch* d those of another maiden I shouldn't want anything to do with him.” Uats.-A correspondent of the Garde. - cr’a Monthly says: “I tried the tffect *f introducing into the entrance cf theit numerous holes, runs, or hilling 1 laces, email portions of chloride o 11'll", or bleaching powder, wrapped in cdloO and stuffed into the entrance boles, and tbtywu looa<* by : poonfula into ths (*ruln from the house. Tide drove the nits away fora twelvemonth when they returned to It. They were again treated in the same manner with like i ff.'ct, The s oure was most com- ph te. 1 presume it was the chlorine gas which did not agree with their ol- factoi ies.” A reeurr-ction of the dead, or some thing like i f , took place a few days ago In Richmond County. Clem Davis, colored to all appearances died sud denly, He was prepared for bjirial. but not put in a coffin. The colored ! people were sitting up with the sup- poeed corpse ou the eight preceding the funeral, and while they were eing- log and praying, the suppos -d corpse rose and sat up In bed. The men and women fled from the bouse and It was some time before any of them could be induced to return. The colored man remained in a comatose condition for over twenty-four hours, and the peo ple of his race in that neighborhood are joyful over the working of a miracle. “What’s that you've got in your aprot? ’asked a lady of her colored cook, who was in the act of going home. “Blhii “Yea, ynn” “Whm’- T- got In dls yeah np’un” “Yes, in that thete nspreifa." 1 "Vldduts.’’ ’Let me sec?” She opened her apron,-which was nearly i&rge enough for a wagon cover. “You ought to be ashamed of yourself, for you have taken nearly everything It the house. I thought you were a church memt)*^ , * v, Hold on right whar yer is, lady. Dnr wuz two pies in the safe, and I tuck one. I lock ha’f o’ de meat and ha’f o’ de ud der stuff, Eflwa’uta church mem ber I’d or tuck ail. Thinks dat I’se acted fa’r ter leab yer ha’f. I’se gwlne- ter quit workln’ fur sich cute folks.”— Arkaneaw Traveler. ->.V- Dr. Moore in his reminiscences of York County in the Y>.rkvllle Enquir er says: The Moss family were among the few in York who espoused the cause of the King in the Revolution ary straggle. They all enlleted in his service. Abram served two years with tpe Royalists, but his convictions changing, ho became a Whig and was a good fighter in.our cause. When be Audtor's Appointneite, I i Orrict County A Babxwku. 0. if-, Maroii tl. Th* Ausnor will attend at thn plncns on the days named tor tSe purpose of taking tax returns. Aay change la real es tate must he stated. Bamberg, Friday, May 9th. GmUame, Saturday, May 10th. r~ Blacktille, Monday and Tuesday, Hay ]2ih nnd 18th. Elko, Wednesday, May 14th. Williston, Thursday. May 16th. Blanton's Store, Friday, May l#th. Seven Pinee, Saturday,' Mey 17th, Dunbarton Postoffice, Monday, May 19th. Ashley’s MomeStoro, Tuesday, May 20th. Purse’s Store, Wednesday, May 21*t. Stephen Purse's Store, Thursday, May 22nd. Krwiuton, Friday, May 23d. Allendale, Saturday and Monday, May 21th and 2rtth. Priester’e Store, Tuesday, May 27th. Manuel’s Store, Wednesday, May 2Sth. BoynUn’s Store, Thursday, May 29th. J. A. Jenkins's Store, Friday, May 3(>ih. Barnwell C. 11. from May 1st to June 20th. S. W. TROTTI, Auditor B. C. *P r * •v Before You Boy Treasurer’s Appointments. Orrn * County Trrarurkr. Bar.nwku., S. C., March 31,1884 The Treasurer will beat the following pla ccs for the collection of the first instalment oTTSies aTflte piaeM-rettdmter-dKyir-THw- briefly dcscritecl outUrns of bUfi tioned. Bamberg Township—Bamberg, Friday, May 9th, lirahams, Saturday. May 10th. Blackville Township—Blackville, Mon day and Tuesday, May 12th end 13th. Williston Township—Elko, Wednesday, 14th, Willbton, Tkurnday, May loch. ttnseinary Township—BUiiton’s Store, Friday, May 10th. i lied Onk Township—Seven Pines School House, Saturday, May 17th. '' Richland Township—Dunbarton, Monday, May I9th. Four Mile Township—Ashley’s Home Store, Tweadny, May ‘20th. Bennett Spring fownsht[|—Purse's Vtpre, Wednesday. May 21st. Bpld oc Tswnidtip—*Stephen Furse’s Store, Thursday, May 22nd. 11 III Pond Township—Erwinton,‘Friday, May* 23d. Allendale Township—Allendale, Satur day and Monday, May24ihat.d 2t'>tU Sycamore Township Trieste)’* Store, Tuesday, May 27ih, Manuels Store,’ Wed nesday, May 2*1 h. Great Cypressfl'ownshlp—Boynton's Store Thursday, May 29th, J. A. Jenkins's Store, Fri'lay, Muylloth. Burn well Tow n»hip--Iliirnwell Courthouse Sa(ur*lay, May 31s'. RATE or TiXAT10X. State tax 5 miAs, Scliool tax 2 mills, Ordi- naiy Couuty tax 4 mills, Special tax l mil!, Poor House lax .1 mill, totsl tax levy 12,] mills, |m>!1 tax SI .<Kl. Additional school Ux for Bamberg School District No. 11. 3 mills. National Bank Bills, Gobi and Silver com receivable for taxes. Jury and witness cer liticaics are receivab'c for the 4 mill county taxotify. Mutilated bills and coin will not betaken. N. F. KIUKMND, »pr3 County Treasurer. applied for a pension for bis services proceeded to break the Inner iron door. In the patriot at my, be caused it to bs inserted in this declaration that be first fought against tbs United States, but becams convinced of his error and afterwards joined the American army. 'Uongreas granted him a pension in consideration of bis two years’ servlc/’i At ths Urns of tbs battle of King’s Mountain, Abram Moss bad joined the Partisans, but bis brothers, seven in number were on the other side all to Fergueon’s command. A curious fa tality marked them on that day. They were ail men of large stature, each be fog over six feet Io height. After ths battle they were all found lying behind tbesnaeUte, dend* '- Charleston. S. O* ROBERTSON, TAYLOR &, CO. GENERAL AGENTS Six Thousand Tuns of Kaiuit for Sale. Consult your interest by wing us. v Bottom Figures Given. Manufacturers of High Grade Fertilizers and; Acid Phosphates. J FOIt SALE BY r. \Y. Farrell, Blackville, S. C. \Y. J. Martin, Blackville, S. C. II. J. Brabham it Bro., Bamberg, S. C. J. D. Copeland, Pambcrg, S. C. Bice & Copeland, Bamberg, S. C. W.’II. Kennedy, Williston, S. C. J. K. Steadman, Grahams, S. C. .janl7-4tn IF you want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK, STERLING SILVERWARE, - MCH JKWELRY r FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LERY, OR SPECTACLES, Send your orders to or call at Jas. Allan & Co. \ 307 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. jan24 ono tiedeMan & sons. WHOL-KHALK OftOC'KRM And Provision Dealers, 02 »nd 104 East Bay St. Omrleat cn, 8. C Provisions a speoiRlty. W« have always on hand a large stock of Prime Meets, aloe cheap outs an4 grades of every d.script ion of meats and a full assortment of Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars. Ac. oct2o-ly . HLENjRY «TEITZ, Importer and Wholesale Dealer ia FOREIfA m DflllESTIC FRCiT, Apples, Oranges, Bananas, CoooaouU, Lera., ons, Pineapples, Potatoes, Onions, Pea mis. Cabbages, Ac. N E. Corner Meeting A Mar ket direct, Charleston, 8. C. [octll a dollar a bottle." HAMLIN’S COllGll BALSAM, HAMLIN’S BLOOD AND LIFER ITLLS. row nALz At URBO* .nULAlK’S, f«U21 It WiU Fay You -TO- CALL ON OR' CORRESPOND . V —WITH— Edward Brooker, > 1 BLACKTILLE B- P- s. Who is prepai^ed to lurnish, on short notice and acconnno- datinu tenn?*, the -following of the largest and k‘»t manufac tories in the Union. J, 1. Dry Steam Portable En gines, all sizes. 2. Climax Engines, all sizes, Portable or Detached, as desir ed, v ith Locomotive or Return Tubulaf-Boitera," - y—— 3. Tiger Engines.-all sizes. Portable or Detached, as desir ed, with laoepmotive or Return Tubular Boilers. . v 4. The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron frame, superb and substantial, for heavy or plantation work, as desired. ' 5. The Moore Comity (N. C.) Grist Mill, Top Runner. A very superior mill. *lt has no equal. I know my business well and will^give the In'iiefit of my long experience to my friends. Any further information will lx; cheerfully furnished I guarantee satisfaction* Address Edward Brooker, BLACKVILLE. S. C. m«rO END TOR PRIG. lIST. fl c ELREE'$ JEWELRY L >’ M ^& ALA Ct •C H A R L E ST 6N, S.CL LARGEST STOCK. ' LOWEST PRICES ' IN THE S O U H . Repairing a Specialty S&W ME )WF. WATCHf >. w. n. uisenow. J. VON OVEN. if & Ell, BtUCKIt!"* WHOLICW A.I.IC O .Alid lyealufM -CAROLINA RTCEi_ 199 Ea«t Bay, 1 artd 2 Cumberland flreet, 04 *iid •'iti State Street, Chariestuii, S. C. ' 15ew Yoik Office, 93 WkB Street.) - N. B. Mr. J. It. HAST MULING ia now connected with our bimineasux Travelling Sftleaman. Any order* entruamd to him wit! have our heat attention. . [jatt’io CARPETS rnrr*t* tra4 Hemoe FnrnUltin ^ Gond*.— The Larxc!<t Stock South of BaWYtiorc. Mar- quet Brutise a, 3-Ply and Ingrain Cat pets, Buga,. Mata nnd Crumb Cloth*, window Shnnda, wall Paper*, Borders, {.ace Curtain*, Cornice* and Pole*, Cocoa and Canton Mat ting*, Upholatery, Engraving*. Cbromos, Picture Frame*. Write for i«»uip!cs and pri cts. BAILIE X COSKKSY, aug2 ly Auguata. Ga. IB. LOMBAffl k CO. Fonatiry, Htekins —AND— BOILER WORKS. ia JU§T ABOVE DEPOT, Au^ustat Oeorgia. Buy, Sell, Excliangc, Root or Repair on beat manner and terms, ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW AND G&IST MILLS AND MACHINERY, CHEAP AND HOOD. Have on hand a Large Stock of wmm Barnwell Railroad On tad after Monday, jloutry !Ul, 1IS4. train* will rua a* folium till fanhrr notice: „ Morrison^ Another R [Daily—Baqrix »*<n<l»y«.l >VK»ii*rWAIll>. Auguata and drAhkcvtUe 3-4 SIjiAtoga •at 4 ceote per jartl, Stuudard Drcxi Filute •> cent ’ per yard. Auguata FlakL 6 1-2 eouto par yard. Sea laland Coltoua 5, 7 and A STATIONS. Lv Blackville “ Aslil.-tch “ WiHNlward’a Ar Itaruwcll * Mail A.M. IC-tt ICAO IA0 l .10 1 Arc'ni. TmT l.i® • o* MB »» KANXWAKIA. STATIONS. Lv Rnrnwell - Wnatwanl'a Aahlciffk krilD Ar BlackrlH« 4 Hull | 8 Acc'i A. M 7.1& 7 J J 7.M «.(« i*. a. tut s JO 4.N5 Cm) narnwcll nallma.! Train* connect with SaUliCaO- ollna Railway Train* a* fijlnw.: No. 3 ha. «onItecliuu from Sartii Carolina Hallway ftwm Aiisuata and Local Staiion* W.mt of Hhu-ktl’lc •No, t with Suath Carollo, rt.ilw,, n.r Ctiarkmioii and Local Station. Ijst of BlackvUic and Columlila Dlvl.ion. No ft ha* conwr. li.Mi from South Carolina Kailuay fni:n Ckaricatou, CuiuiMhht, Diviviou and all laaal Slatiunn Emit of Bljrk villt*. No. Acounecta with South Car-dina Uailway for Auguata and Leal Station* IVoal „f Bla. Xvillr. No. 7 ha* connwtion from South Carol Inn ICailway from Autnulu and ail Local Station*. - ; Xo. I cnnneHa wtfh SwO*-CatoHna Rad war Hr Gharl.mtou, Coluiul.L and all poiul* Let. On Court day of each liunilh a s.w. ial Train will Icavo Blackville at I A. M„ aad arrlv* at Rarnwell at i.4w A. AI, D. C. ALLEN.O 1*4 T. Airent. JOHN B. PECK, t.encnil Manager. South Carolina liailway. Commencin': Jan. 20(h 1834, trains will run as follows: SeeswpAeritt S«4j«bArnrf FUuU 10, Sttip^l »ud Check Ntisaocla »: 121-2 12 1-2 cents. 15 cenle. AH Wool Nun s Veiling, nlUhapcs, 20.' Dotted and Embfoklerod LaWQj 15.25. All Wool Buntings 15, 2T cent*. 35 ccnte. % Colored Lawns, fast colors, 5 cents. Pafasoti at 10 cents each and up. French Lawns, 4-4, 12 1-2 cenfs. Fans at 1 cent each and op. Laces, Edgings. Embroideries, Hosiery aud Notions cheaper than you can buy them iu the city—.a large a»oclt select from. r Shoes and Slippers for Chi.dren, tot Ladies, for Bf*n. Come ami see ihtiu, A4 f* prices arc low down. Hate for boyn at o cts each and up. Hals for Ldics at 5 cfs each and up. Hats for meu at 5 cts each ami up. Hata trimmed from 2~> cts cash up to Hals for cliildreu at 5 o.t* each and up. $10.1)0 The Largest Stock of Bats and Lowerf I’rjtes—well sefdttotl. Fcatliers, Flowers, OrnSifrents and Ribbons. v . oknI'h' KuitNiNixiNo csoohui i>a:j*Ait'inkfKNr. Liueu Collars 10 cts caeha u<|pp. Oet.la While Reinfurerti Shirts 75 tf9 I’aper Collars 10 vts per box. andll.cXK Liuen Cnffi, 4-ply, 26 cte per pair. Genls WRite TTulsandricd Shirts 60, Gents Colored Lauudried Shirts 50 Rj, 7'>, $1.00. 75 cu, $1.00. Cause Undershirts 25. 35, 50. AKADY MAOIC CL.OXHINO. Gents’ Linen Opt* 50 etsouch and up. (?eotg’ Blue Cfcole Suits $2.50, Gents' CotSonaao Pants 50 cts and up. GenU’ Scotch Cnnsimeto Suits $5.00 juu a.,*..* \Ipoca Coals $1 00 sttd up. All Wool Blue Suite $8 00. o-W AL’GUSTA DIVISION. WEST (IHily) ♦mare-f-harieviwn — Arriw nt Branvhvllle Leave Bnuichviila Leave Edisto Leave Midway Leave Bamberg Leave Gratiamj Leave Lees Leave Blackville Leave Elko Leave WilliHtan Arrive at Augusta (Dally, exceji bundayi.j 7 <>0 a m—4 .00 p nr ■ 9.06 am 6.10 pm . 9.20 a in 9 80 a »a 9.42 a m 9.48 a iu 10.00 a m 10.12 am 10. IS a in 10.22 a m 10 38 a m 12.03 a m EAST. 6.30 (• iu 6.41 p iu 6.33 p in 7 01 pm 7 16 p in 7,.27 pm 7. •T i p m 7.43 p ui 7.54 p m 9 20j» m I.eaveAnguala LenvcWiliiaton [Daily] [!>iUr exerpt Sail dav. R.08 a in i..<U j> in 6.83 n u, 7.40 a in Lmivc Llko 7.47 am 0.12 p m Leave BLickville 8 (X 1 a m 0.t>7 p ui Leave Lee* N.09 a ni 7.04 |> in Leave (jrabami 8 19 a ra 7.16 j. m 7.29 p m Leave R.imhcrg 8.32 a m l eave Midway 8 89 »in 7.38 p in Leave Edisio 8.50 a ui 7.49 p in Ar. at Brancliville 9.00 a n ”V700 p Tu Leave Brancliville 9.25 » m 8.15 p ui Ar M Charleston 11 5fo a m 10.10 p iu COLUMBIA DIVLS10N—tVE3T. (Daily, ExcaplSunday.) Leave Brancliville 9.20am 8.13 pm Arrive at Camden « 8'» a in 1.63 p r „ \r»iv<* ni (-alurabia- 11.40 am 10 36 p iu Leave Columbia 6.40 am 6.34 p tn Leave Camdeu —7 15 am 4.16 p m Ar. ai Umnchville O OO 8.00 p in EXl’BESS (DAILY) WEST.) I*are Charleston 10 15 p ra Leave I.eanchville l.feti a in Leave Blackville 3 41 am Ar. Augusta 7.13 am -EXPRESS (p.ULY) EAST ) Leave Augusta 9.80 p tn Ar. at Blackville 12 15 pm Ar. at Brancliville 1.45 a ra Lrriveat Charleston 6.15 a m “CONNECTIONS.’’ Connections made at Aitgu*t:i with Georgia K. It. to and from all p dnts West and South west, with through Sleeper between Char leston aud At'ania on Extireiw train, ('ouneetions madent Charleston with North-. Eastern U. R. for print* North und nitUNe v York Summers on Snlmdaya. Connections made at Columbia with Co lumbia and Greenville It. R. and Charlotte, Celumbia and Augusta U- R. to and from nil pi'ints on both Road*. Connections made at Blackville with Darn- well U. H. D. C. ALLKH, 0. P, ft T. AgenL . JOHN B. 1’KCK.General Manager. Registration Notice. The Regislralion Books will be open at the co.* uiy seat on the First Monday in each month until further notice isgiven. JNO. W. HOLMES, Supervisor. deo‘21-H „ ; . GUSTAV'/ACOliY, WATCHMAKER ASD JKWliLER, Dealer in WaCcbe*. tilo«ka,natLaFiae Line pf Jewelry- AttI kinds of Hepairfllg neatly J one. Old Gold aud Silver bonght. 203 King Street. Charleston, 8. C. octl 1 Gr E. Steadman, (Railroad Avenue ) • Blackville* S- C- Offer* for sale one second-hand engine— tir- horse power. * (f Al»o, one MeoniLhaad engine -ton bene power. Also) two second hand sow mtils. Also, one sceond hand grist mill. Also, a lot of new nnd second-hand shaft ing and pulleys. Also, Oetser Engines and Saw Mills, Threshers and Separators. Also, tbe Georgia Ceuieunhl Cotton Gin, Feedar and Condenser, Also, any Machinery not in slock supplied st shoe! notice aud on mo*f reasonable terms. Also, osie 15-horse power second-hand en gine. Also, n second-hand engine nnd grist mill *-«- novK Alva Gage Sc Co. CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE, “ " Market Corner Church St. Charleston, 8. C. Ice packed for the oountry n specially, lee by oar lead at lowest rates. , _ ■ »pr24-ly . Waurosutte cunts. Colt one IfcfonU. ! ■ White Victoria Lawns 8, iff, 12 1*2* 15 an 1 20 ccdU. White Viaoite Lv-d Lavqe rt J-Sfei*.' White Vkrforu Cheek Lawuk 10 ctute. ludift Mtlte, plnin, 121-2.15, 23 eu. India Milk, check, id, 20 centa. Gents* , _ .Genin’ Cottonade Suite $2.00 a suit. Genuine Middlesex Suita fift.OO. Oui Stock of Groceries und Flautetion Sui j... ) uuie x nautation »upp!i^|s full at City Prices. ‘J. L MORRISON. RLAC’KYLLLK, R. C. Save Money by trading at nitirG The 131ko Cash Store, Wtiffe cash buyers will fimi a com plot e atook of Gonr rnl Merchaodiae which will be aoW fgr beloV the prioea eeuLTIeBedTiyifnSFcE'ttBTJ'wtri Mtt WTlTOB.' AH goodrf are fresh and warranted as rop)fe»«-nted. Grooaries, Dry Oooda, Kct'nua, Hata, Boots and Sltoe.v, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery ware and all ar ticles usually ki'pt ia a flr>t class eatabltsbmrQt. These ^oods were bought w* bo Bold. They will be dtepoesd uf aud it will pay you to trad# with me. I mehn busiutvs. CHARLES H. MATHIS, NP : ® _ Patiick’a Corn e^Eteo. s^a To My Friends of Barn-well County * '• ** "—-AND THE PUBLIC viENERALL'S". I have <)]x)nad a first class CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING. STORK AT 740 BROAfc STUEKr (UNDER GLOBE HOTEL) AUGUSTA, GY.— — t . ’* . • I expect to keep on hand a fine aborted stock of Ready-Made Clothing, Eats, JM^AaD Gents Furnishiilg Goods -AT THE Very Lowest Possible Prices. I solicit the pstronsge of Old BuniwsiJ County. 1 will uivo you better bar gains, better goods uud at Lower Prices than jvu have ever tken olfereii before in tlii* city. I expect to have ou hand about the *20th vl March the finest .lock of Spring and Sututncr Clothing ever brought to this city, so I a*k you to call aud examine my stock and see if I dou't propose to come up whh what I tay. I aut always happy to see my friends from old Barnwell, whether you buy or not. Dua’l forget the place. I. L. STANSELL,- 74(5 BROAD ST. (Under Globe Hotel) AUGUSTA. GA. maril - - .1- ir-s-.-r——s;--.ag-g-ar ^ r t r STOP, STRANGER! And tell nil jour friends and the rest of mankind that J. W. LEV V, the Broad Street Grocer, opposite the Augusta Hotel has in store and for sale a full stock of Staple nnd Fancp Groceries of the best br. nds and at prices to suit the times. The nimble penoy ITbctter than the slow shilling. Live and let live is my motto. A choice stock of the best ‘Liquors always ni store.- Prompt attention given to all orders. Mr. J, II. Levy is with me and will be pleased to »ec and serve his many frkiuls in Carolina. J ^^jj^Cousignments of cotton solicited. * scp27 • -.ri, ,^ _ —i_- — - -v • . 4 c Iteiiioval Notice* mm ■ — THE with iluii upwards of 50 En*to«s and Hot tern, aho Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri ces. , KORTING INJECTORS, Vand ufen Jet PumpS, ikdts. Nuts, Washers, Circular Saws, Files, Ac. Write for priaca. PtMaptueaa and' good work. Cheap will to our atm. jaa*i S'OR SALE One 50 saw UafieU Gin with CoDdcoaer, Ac , almost new One Detroit Iron Safe whk Fateot Combi- •ation Leek. One firtn Got (on Press, run by atcxiy. One Show Cnee with goode in store R Mar tin's.. One TW*-kor»« wtgon, onS single draft buggy. The above dan be bought nt fgurcs below ooet, by npfiticatien (• J - * * J. L. ELLIS, Martin's, S. & or U. A. ELLIS, Allendale, 8. C. *F r ^t iw — We take picahure in annutneing that we have tooted our elegantstbdt of Furii* tuie to 840 BROAD STREET, Old stand of Myers & Marcus. We have ibis largo store filled to overflowing the most Elegant and beat Assorted block fcrer offered. We compete with tag market or any dealer io STYLE. QUALITY OR PRICE- The Steady increase ia oar buainoal h what has caused o» «• «ave so often. Wi now have tbe Finest btore and Finest Stock iu Georgia. Write (hr catatogus at call and sec us. ' ^ BPT J. L. «pl3 2 _ 840 Broad Street Atignata. Ga- T__ t A kflikWe ilwibe 10 Dtfll Will W. II. WELCH. LA KIKE EASON. Welch ft Eason, Dealers in Choice Family and Plantetiou GROCERIES. Wines, Liquor*, Segars aad Tobacco 127,129 peering Southweet otener Market Sts. Chur^aton, 8. C. Send for Price LjaT No charge fa Draymge or Peeking. foottff C9ARLK8 C. LKSL1£. Wholesale and frotall Denier ia Fisk, Game, Lobsters, Turtles, Ter- rifpifls,IBrs, Ete. StaQj Nos. 1 ana 2 Fish Market, Char* lastoa, 5. C. * Having made largo additiopa to mj bnsioeaa I am prepared to farfliah Fate, Game, Ac., at short notice. * All order* promptly attended Uk C. BART & CO. I '* - ' 'r« CHAKLiceixonr, m. _ The Largest Importers of Fruit South, offer fuf sale a wffi stoek of .„a» Apples, Orangey R Cocoa owte. DriedTigs, (atoes, Cabbages, ; everything also that w*