The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, June 12, 1884, Image 3
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% THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 1884.
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•Now’* th« time to give Smith's Worm
Oil." ~ febli-iy
. Sheriff Riley carried two white Ineano
■ persons to the lunatic asylum on Monday.
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Mr. J.,8. Duickhslter has bur thanks for
f n acot'ptable donation of delicious Wliils-
ton penchoe.
Mr. Mareo, taggngo master of Hie Rarn-
woll Railroad, ran 100 yards in 10% seconds
at Rlackvilleou Tues»lay.
' Tlio Newberry papers of l>i^t\ve< k regret
that Judge Aldrich, who was holding Court
there, was very feeble.
We acknowledge an Invitation to a bas
ket pic nicat Brunson on to-iporrow, giv
en to celebrate the completion of the gra-
(1 mI school building.
The Ulackvllle Baptist Church has called
the Rev. Y. C. Hickson but lie bas not yet
accepted. Mr. Hickson is prepaitrig- to go
tj China this fall as a missionary.
The BlackvUU Rd-nJlhg Clyb will ireet
tomonow ovetting at the.residence of Mr.
W, J. Martin. Miss Annie Lartigue, Mrs.
\V, R. Koliy and 1). K. Briggs will bo the
readers at ~ | t ^ 11 " demoral I/. A
A speQjal train will leave Midway atC
o’clock this morning and arrive at Barn
well at 7.30 a. m. for thp accommodation of
visitors and candidates and delegates to
»he County convention.
n unknown 15th Amendment &s so
ov. joyed by the nomination of Blaine and
L<> in that ho openel the campaign on
Buturdav night by sWliiig, for Ids Sunday
dinner, seven or right line cabbage from
Mr. A. P. Maiiville’sgarJen.
Fairmount Factory has been fully com
pleted, all the machinery placed in posi-
tion and ready for work. The stockhold
ers Inld their annu d mooting on fester
Him Lula Htruar.—We feel better; wd
are et pesos with all mankind and moot of
the women folks, and for much of this hap
piness we thank t ho gentle Georgia girl’s
triumphant exbibitlo) at Blackville en
Thurs lay evening last. •
At an early hour wo entrenched ourself
In a chimney corner, with C-’pts. Felder
and Woodward as our right and left Imw-
ers, and calmly waited the coming of the
audience and the conquering heroine and
the fun and philosophy.
And a brilliant company enterel and lost
of all the maiden of sixteen summons ar
rayed In loyal blue, and the men that wore
the gray and their descend mts Welcomed
and cheered her with applause and enthu
siasm and kind words. And the doubting
Thomases went upon the stage, men who
have faced death "in the imminent do idly
breach," men who havs wrestled with the
bulls and bears of Wail Street, men wno
have dared the deadliest diseases of our
c'im&to and youngsters who have contHb-
u ed much of their nights and incomes to
the consumption of coal oil and crramels,
and all were conquered by the Laughing
Lula.
1 ho te^ts were the holding, 1st of an um
brella. In her hands it soon teeame re
fractory and the sir mgeat persons piesent
were unable to keep it sti 1, for It persist* d
ia tlio most eccentric movements until af
ter frequent trials ft was thrown aside as
as it It had pairs ed
through ac?
day but wo have not learne** whether they
decided to commence operations at once
or to wait until the new crop of cotton
comes iu.
♦
Bittks I’.t > Mad poo —On the eveplng
of the 1th int-L a sii year oW son of llr. O.
B. Harden of Apt leton was bltt*m by a
m id dog. Dr. F. P. Walker was summoned
immediately and bound up the wound —
The little fellow lias b^en doing well ever
sine and we hope it will not terminate in
anything serious.
Dakk Mouses—The euididates for'the
Republican nomination for Oongi ess from
t his District are Paris Bimkins, politician,
EdyelMd; Rev. H. W. Heard, piencher.
Ai'ien; S E. Snillli, mail agent. Port Royal
R. R , and Fro* 1 Nit, Jr., post master and
professional polili im, lilacUville, all col
ored and none comely.
hi-V A. L'ui'si’s Kbsiunation*.—Oh the
leslgnatlon of tlnlr As tor. Rev. A. Uniat,
the riackvilKsHapti-ichurch unaiiliuously
adopted Urn following ievolution:
Resolved, 1 hot his fl.ieilty In the dis
charge of Ids duties es a pastor demands
«»ur wsrmest coiiuueiulatioii, m d wo ^^|■ay
tnat GikI may ever blres his 1 ihors for ihe
Master.
Dkatus —N*ar Buford’s Bridge, of hy
dropic Ida. Mrs. James Hutto, who wns
b.vdly bitten by a rabidrh'g^everal inuiitiis
ago.
Near Elko on t lie 7t h Inst., of typhoid fe
ver, Mr. W. A. Templeton.
Near Barnwell on the 8lh iii8t.,^lrs. Jie-
zi in Davis. agM — years.
Ne*ir Dunbarton on tic* 7th Inst ,of hr. in
fever, Arderaun. eldett sou of Mr. J. A.
Killliigsworth.
BunaiiAi^s in I lackvili.e —On the night
of 1 ursduy, th-* 2d inst, colore>l burglars
entered sevral rtwidenees in Hlaekvide.'—
Their raid wns imt vei y sueeetsfiTL for
while tliey sin-c eded in g*‘tiiiig a stlv r
sp.>ou fiom Msjor Lartigue's dairy, rome
W-Niring np pa ret from Prof. Uoop<r and a
ladies’ geld watch and elislii fro n Dr. Ste
phens tliey alco succosdedin giving tli.-m-
felves sway. Dr Stephens distiiletlyTe-
oognized and Identified Cephas Turner,
%who had th* 1 hi\rditiiMf*J.tu enter a room tu
which a lamp was burning brightly. Tur
ner and Ed Wyman were arrested and nf-
^terAprentuiuaiy bearing sent tajall to
awu't trial at our next Ceui t of iSecsioiis.
f floMicma at tel’s tpkn Out.—Mingo
Regular,an old colored man,was killed at
'L*«o’s i um Out ou Wedneaday, the tth in
stant, by Jim Washington! also colored, a
l‘b>ivr of the bouth Carolina Railway
Company. . Tim_drcuinstanccs of iha.kllt-
iug as detailed at the Inquest by eye wil
lies es i^ero as follows. The deceased liad
8’*rted from his honi‘i ai Lee’s to Mr. J. L.
Mofrison’s farm, on which he was employ-
dd, wag walking quietly on the sidetrack
at eight o’clock in the morning wh<‘U u
ConstfuetTon ti'ain passed him going
West and running at the rate of fifteen
milts an hour. \tasli*iigtOn, who wasalonr
in one of the c«ra, picke t up a weighty bil-
-Kit (if pine WikkI threw it at Regular and
struck the unfortunate man fairly on the
head. He foil instantly, his scull being
fractured. Washfugton shafted towards
the engine over the fi'it cars as soon as he
A iw bis victim fall. Two colored men, em
ployees on the train, who witue-sed the
entire affair, ran and informed Mr. Uail-
i’ard, who signalled 1 the engineer to stop
the train. As soon as it stopped Washing
ton jumped off and disappeared in the
Woods while the train tan bqck to tt*0 sta '
j tibn and Tilt? hafids ciriled the wounded
ifikn to his house, some two or* three hun-
dred yards distant, wliere lie lingered.nit-'
til 4 p. ni. w'hoh he died, in the uicaniime
Washington w* nt to BUckville' to thb
bTuse of a colored woman with whom he
was on friendly terms and sent her to Lee's'
tb’lThd otit the Conmtfbu 6T Regular. He
remained in doors until her return, but
ceWfe of the attack on Regular having
reached Blaekvlllo gifAhdif were posted
arctrhd the House to prevent his escape un-
til thb ie6ult should be known. Upon com
ing-out Washington, who had been told by
the woman that Regular was uot badly
hurt, understood ami accepted the situa
tion and walking down towh surrendered
himself to Trial Justice Bellinger’s consta
ble. Ho was held inf i he guard house until
after the i 1 .quest wastreM on Thun-duy
• morniugWiy Mr. Bellinger, acting cirouer,
when He was cbtemlttW to jail. Thwo are
other facts In connection with the case not
proper for publication at this time. Jim
Washington bore the name of Jim Hogg
while living In Williston some years ago.
*So hot water is a grent cure. Is tt?
Well, I shan't let any of my boarders
get sick for want of that medichi*
Just put anntberigatton of bot water
. - In that oyster touth.Muria, and I guess
you had better take out the oywter
Uow.it lulgUt be b;« ikL.
CLAUDE E. SAWVEK Aizca 8. C.
Jine* E. Davis, | Amii'a B. Sawtee,
Barnwell, S. C j Columbia, 8. C.
SAWYER. DAVIS & SAWYER.
ATMSEYS AM) COKELLORS AT LAW
CoiiTCyaacing and collections speeiallies.
febli
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one or Scoid'ecTcbnventton.
2nd, the cliair test; placing the pal.m of her
liands on the bock and seat of an Ordinary
ch.Hr, firmly grasped in tho Ii.imla of a
spectator the cliaii mob began to do every
thing that tho holder did imt wish dyne.—
All * C jits t<j control or correct Its conduct
were unfortunate, the holders b-iug out
done in every instance. 8d, the billiard
cue test, which was very like thedast. and
4th. the hat test, in which an'ordliiat y hat
held in her hands se :iuod to increase in
weight and Ininarted a pricking, tingling
sensation to the jiauds of any one touch-
‘!ng it.
Tho exhibition of Miss Hurst’s power
w.is fully equal to thos*? reported - in Um
papers and the audieuoo heurtily enjoyed
it. Tl has been a A-ry long lime since s**
m my sago cil iEons wire unsteady on their
logs iu this dry comit) and the grace with
watch good church members 'danced at
tendance upon cludr and cue would have
made tho a heart of * dancing master glad,
but tariff reform would seem to havo been
specially popular from tho hearty ap
plause with which the "horizontal jreduc
Dor’" of 1 several pro in’mint persons was
gioeted.
Bciontisls have so far been unable to dis
cover any satisfactory solution of the new
wonder. F.-isonali/ we .ire satisfied that
U ia not due to "will powei, 1 ’ "muscular
force” and that it hi not n prooter-natural
gilt. Wu Veuliit l ..kfr suggest tiiat Mlos
Buis' possesses un ubiiortnaldevdopmeui
td elecu io and mngn tic pdwers and ii» tlie
syhtlre.- i-* of these forces is her secret. -
1‘ai uilcfs are found in the Tei pe.lo Fish
Gymtiotus and other electiiu fishes that b 01151 . 1'oiatoes,
live in trepkxil Wiitsrs. We do :ibt know
by what phenotulnal organi-jm Miss Hurst
is made an cieclro-muguctic poder, but
the couclutioa Ih.n she is, is a logieul and
P iiosopIdeal duluctiou from the devel
oped fact of her hlatoiy. ihe supe
riority of—her electro-magn tio develop,-
unxit subtly sut.j -eta tlio experiiuent<)r to
her inllueuc *, hiuI white trader It, although
supposing himself gifUnl wilhallthe futce
and fiee volition ol iudvpen cut manhood,
he I- ignorantly weakened into being her
servant and subject. We ca i conceit of
duly twocase.s in which site can fail io pre
serve her piesUge ai.d they are in meeting
tlio ei f simil ir peculiar eonstituUou and
those whose m scular power.is giouter
lliua her el* ctro-magiietio power. F**r in
stance, every magnet has its measure of
p iwvr end in presence of u superior it is
impotent. It it can lift a hundred pounds
it cannot effect an object of twice tu.itrf
weight, and so Miss Hurst's |>ower c.inuot
conquer that of a giant or n Corlisjengine.
At all eventa aiid ff .aTly it Is to be hoped
that her wonderful gift is not contagious,
and that none of her fair auditors of I'burs-
day owning, maiden or m, fried, will catch |
her poser or tier inclination to imitate tier.
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The world owes us all a living, bt.t
fa.'gflgSi
T. T . GILL,
BLACKVILLE, S. O
Watchmaker, Jeweller and Gunsattlh, will
be glad to see old and new friend* at hia aid
^fftod opposite the depot. All work war
ranted. i»«y29
APBETTY PLACE
FOR SA.LE
AT WILLISTON
The healthiest and happiest place iu
the county. r ,-f '
Good schools, excellent water, good
society and good churches.
Tho lot contains two acres. The house
is a well built cottage of four rooms with
eight foot piazza.
Good kitchen and servant’s house.
Hum, stables and other outbuildings
all in good repair and a wc’l of excellent
water. All within three minutes walk of
the Depot ancTteu tmuuTes'dfTD^ A'difcte^
my and Churches.
For terms apply to '
Mrw. Emma 11. Burckhalter.
Villa Rica, Ga.
m.iy20 !
W holer ale Grocers and Dealers in
Provi-ion-:, Liquors, Tobacco, Elc.,
1C7 and 1G9 East Bay,
dccG-Cm Charleston, S. C.
OTTO TiEDEMAN & SONS.
WHOL.KHAL.IC okockrm
And Provision Dealers,
02and 104 Emt Bay St. Chariest on, 8. C
Provision!a specialty. We have always
on hand a large slock of Prims M«Ms v also
ehwnp cutu nnd grades ef d .scription
of meats snds full assortment of Uroeeries,
Tobacco. Cigars, Ac. oct'25- ly
HENRY HTEITZ,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
FOIIEIGI AM) IIOUESTIC FlilTT,
Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Cocoanuts, Lent.
Onions, Pea iuts v
Cabbages, J:c. N E. Corner Meeting A Xlar-
ket 8trcct, Charlrston, 8. C.
[octll
Good News For All.
H ENRY DISHER & C O,
BLACKVILLE, 8. C.,
Arc now and always prepared to do any
work in their line .with dispatch and
cheap for cash. Only the best material
used, only the best workmen employed,
only tie best w"r^ dime.
PICK RIM, the Painter, is as good
an artist as there u iu the State and can
prove it. Try him.
sprlT-*m
A lieliable rL)ll<6 15 Deal With.
w. n. WEun.
LAMER EASON.
like many of our subset ibers, it is very
ai^-pny.
A mother reminded her little b< y,
who vns complaining at thetnosquit* es
lhat douhtUss they had been umde for
soiae useful end. ’Yea,’ replied the
0<>y, aoironfully,‘but I don’t like the
end.* .
Au Atkanaiw womau wboeo husband
was recently seut to the penitentiary
wrote the following letter to her loved
•’ne: T don’t liko to shake you now
that you are in trouble, but under the
eticuinstances it is the best thing I can
do. The man you stole the hog from
has proposed to me, and I have con
sented to marry him. I am getting
tired of the neighbors throwing It up
to rae that my husband is in the pen.
I am going to rAirry tbi$. fellow quiet
ly, an’ when they come around an’say,
’Your husband’s in the pen,’ I can cull
’em a liar and have Ym arrrested for
slander/
Nathaniel Hawthorne Loogworthy,
of Newutk, N. J?, istb* mar. whoclalms
to have invented a method of solidify
ing slimulauts. 3esays that be has
been studying the matter for yeats.
Hie attention was first directed to the
inconvenience of drinking liquor io its
fluid fofnij and the idea occurred to
him that if the ‘plzeu’ 5ould bo sotidi
fled so that a man could carry a chunk
of it ib his vest pocket, a' tong fell
want would be supplied. He showed a
newspaper man, the other day, an
orpaque cake having the appearance of
glycerine. It was tested, sod turned
out to be a first class article of gin.
Another cake, of a brllllM green tint
was whiskey. The eolidlfled brandy
looked' Hke a piece of tallow. H^r.
Loogworthy claims that hie invention
will break np the saloons. Men wbo
have occasion to use stimulants will
carry their little cakes in their pockets.
Young nnen will no iefcger have to
leave the theatre between a^ls, the law
yer' making a speech in the court-room
can get up steam without being ob
served, and a gentleman in the compa
ny of ladles can slip a small piece of
solid rycr whisky into his mouth with
out attracting attention. Mr. Long
worthy by this invention fcAiy made
kku^eir UoHfetfk
. A .
Welch & Eason,
Dealers iu Choice Family and I'lantciion
GROCERIES.
Wines, Liquor.*, Scgars and Tobacco
127, 129 Meeting and Southwest corner
Market Sts. Charleston, S. C.
Send for Price List. .No charge fo
Drayage or Packing. [oct25
F
A. Langor,
61 Muket Street, (harleston, S. C.
Will aelfFruit lower ilian the largest fruit
houses In tliU ciljl Give him a trials and
if goads are not satisfactory money will be
refunded.
Apples, (Jrahgks, Bananas, CftcoanuU, Cab
bages, Onions, Ac.
dec6-tf
C AlR pets*
Carpets and House Furnishing Goods.—
The Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mar-
quet Brasses, 8-Plyi and I a grain Carpets,
Bugs, Mats and Crjimb Cloths, wiudow
8bands, wall Papers, Borders, Lace Curtains,
Cornices aud Poles, Cocoa and Canton Mat
tings, Utibolslery, Engravings, Cbron.os,
Picture Frames. Write for samples and prl
ccs. BAILIE & COSKEUY,
aug’Jiy Augusta, Oa.
DIVIO IIKNTSC11NCK.
JACOU L JACOBI.
BAuramo
, Furnishing Goods and Hals,
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ITor Men, 'Voutlus ntttl Hoy**,
914 Klaig Ptrcctf
Charleston, - - * * gy C,
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juneO
Auditor’s Notice.
Apprais
ice for th
Township Appraisers Will meet nt the
Auditor's office for the purpose oY^ppraising
property in their reapeetive Towaahips oa
the days ftxed balaw.
Appraiser* for AHeadaie, B;ffP Pend and
DaMoe meet on the 24ik day of Jana.
Appraisers for Beuaelt Spring*, Fan Mile
end Great Cypress meat on the25th JMia.
Appraisers for Georg- s Creek, Cnnwell
r f
! JU
nnd Blockville on 2tith June
Appraisers for Wulision, Reeeuary, Red
Oak and Richland sn 27ih June.
Appraisers for Three Mile, Sycamore and
Buford's Bridge 20th June.
Appraisers • for Itambcrg-, Rsh Bond and
Xlidwny SOtb June.
Chairmen of Township Boards and all per-
boos hrtfhg couip'aiats of ovtr-s^essmcat
to make will take notice Uiat th?’County
Board of Equaliiation (to whom alt snch com-
plaints must he Trade) will meet st ’W Coe ft
Hou-c oa me 1st Tuesday ia July nexi.
, juuio
TAYLOR MF6. CO*
Before Tou Buy
BMiiiiimi
tt Will Pay Von
1 —TO-
CALL ON OR CORRESPOND
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLE, B* C*
^ ^r • ' ■> ( j * ■
Who is propnred to iuntisb,
on short notice and accommo
dating term?, tite following
briefly described outtHms of one
of the largest nnd boHt manufac-
U>rie« in tlie Union.
1. Dry Steam Portable En
gines, all nuea.
2. Climax Engines, all sizes,
Portable or Detached, as desir
ed, with Locomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers,
3. Tiger Engines, all sizes,
Portable or Detached, as desir
ed. with I/ocomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers.
4. The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron
frame, superb and substantial,
for heavy or plantation work, as
desired.
coon or
Oorn-Miik and MillrtoaM,
ALL SUM.
TMM BUT nr THB VOBU)
FOR TAME MEAL I
t-r-T r* T rt Ini n tiptliMhi
Mm EAMtaU MtUVHI M>
mi
HamweU Rallroad-
0» sad aAev M-day, January JIM. MH. trains
will nan aa Min—URqi|4hcr—Um;
[DaRy—Exeept Itnudaya-I
W1C—T wAriu.
HT.4TUWS.
S 11*11
7 heft*.
L» Wockville
“ AiOdrixli
• WwSwoWr*
Ar Itorawell
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toat*
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U.M*
P. M.
T.4e
Rot.
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KT ATKINS.
4 MrU
1 S Atr’m
Lv U.rnwi ll
Woiwl want’s
" A»t>l"*i:h
Ar BtOL-kvill*
A. M.
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1 zft
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4 14
ft J4
4.04
S."0
turn well lull road Train* ((.nnecl willi South fAT-
olloa lurUiiy Train* a* follow*:
Wo.» h—aoqsantliafront Salih Carolina Railway
from Auxnaia and uMol Sutkma tvc*lor P'«i
No 1 ton non* with Smth SMrnitna Raiiaar lor
Oiarle*loii au*t lan-al 'jlalioiii Kj»l of tl.u.I. wlii-40.I
Colli Hilda ntviiton.
, No. ft ko* rwn’WeCflon front Rmdlt Oardlioa KaitWa «
fro: 1 ('liirlo'ton. (Vdiniilda, l>i(i*loii and alt l.a-»7
Slttlmn* KaotofRlai kdlW. .
No. Sconiiorla- with f^ulh Carotlna Railway for
Anyuaia and Local Slat Ion* \V(*»t of Dla* kvIlW.
No. 1 ha* rounrclkin from South Carolina Hallway
(V—i AiiRnaU and all laical Station*.
k No. 8 conneeta wlih Sotilh .Candida Railway for
Oharlnlon, C*duiiilda ami all point* Ij*t.
- ofi-acli luonili a Special Train will
74»A II al1fA '®"aodafrltraniirhwcnat
D. C, AIXKN, O. r A T. Ayrnl.
JOHN B. PECK, ticncral Mauam-r.
South Curollna Knilway.
Commencing Jau. 20th 1834, irtiiRs
will run aa follows t.
M>:n;inr3
AUGUSTA DiriSlON.
WEST
(iMly)
J. L* MORR1SOK
^ | •
Takes pleasure in fiiformtng his customers and tbe re»t of’ nian^
kihd that be is selling off the remnant of goods saved frdtrt tlie
fire at half the original prices^
il lTS AN ILL >VINf) THAT BljOlYB NOIMltiY GOOIV’
r- — * • .
NEW goods arc being received six days in the week and jirP
ees continue to l»e as mysterious as Lula Hurst’s performances.
Tire Boom iof Blaine and Loguu must “pale its ineflecfual firoiT
befofe the Boom for
Morfisoii and Lew Priced.
(Pitt». rveep
Summy*.)
5.
The Moore ^'ounty (N.
C,) Grist Mill, Top Runner. A
•very superior mill. It lias nd’
equal.
I know my business well and
will give the benefit of my long
PYperieiifio tp my iriendi^
Any further information will
lie cheerfully furnished.
I guarantee satisfaction.
.Addresfi - .
— . ^ • -W.--. | C
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLK. S. 0.
raar6
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
i M C ELREE’S
-paLAlt
CHAR L E STON.CC
LARGEST STOCK
LOWEST FRIGES
in the: sour f<
Repaif'nL! a Specialty
w. b. uxscHorr. i. vonJoven.
1Y BUFF & CD.
WHOL.KHALK OROCAifUS
Al nd Uenlwra in'
CAROLINA Rl£E.
* -• W~ ~ *" *T ” x
109 East Bay. 1 aad 2 Cnrahcrland Street,
64 and 6H State Street, OmflMlfai, «.
(New York Office, 94 Tffcll Street.)
N. B. Mr. J. R. KASTBRHNW is aow
connected with our hoainessas Travelling
Salesman. Any orders —trusted to him wifi
■have our beet attention. [jam26
C. BART & CO.
• * “V T
CHAKt.lCirrOS’. |B. c.
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The Largest lmportore of Fruit in thn
South, offer for 'gt’.fc a well selected
fitook of
Apples, Oranges, Bananas,
Cocoa it tits, Ijciftbos, Nats,
Bried Figs, lUi.ins, Po
tatoes, Cabbages, Oniotis re.Ruts, ati4
everything else that a first <Jass whole
sale Frii it Hon.ho should have.' Country
oJd*^fb titled widi dispelcu.' \l&t3
Leave rharlesion
7.00 a m
4.00 p m
Arrive at Br:inehvtlla
n.tA a in
8.10 p m
Leave Drauclivilla
9.20 a m
8.80 j> m
Leave Kdisto
0 30 a m
8.41 p ni
Leave Midway
9.42 a m.
6.M p m
Leave Bamberg
0.48 a in
7 01 p m
Leave Grahams
10.00 a m
7 18 p m
Leave Lers
10.12am
7.27 p m
Leave Biackviile
10.18 a m
7 81 p m
Leave Elko ,
10.321 u
7.48 p m
Laave Willlstsn
10 88a m
1.64 p m
Arrive at Augusta
12.06 a m
9.20 p ni
EAST.
” (I>-ny] (natty efeept
SuiMlar.
L—veAugusta
8.08 a m
6.(10 p m
LeaveWillistoa
7.40 a in
0.36 p iu
Leave Elko
7.47 AM
0.42 p m
Lears Clack villa
8 00 a m
8.67 p m
Leave Lees
8.00 a ri
7,04 p m
Leave Grahams
8.1!>a in'
7.10 p ui
7.29 p m
Leave Bamberg
8.32 a m
leave Midway
8 39 a in
Leave Edlrto
8.60 a ia
Ar. at Branchville
9.00a m
8.00 p -n
Leave Hranchville
0.26 a in
8.16 p m
Ar. at Charie»tou
11.23 a m
10.10 p in
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COLUMBIA DIVISION-WEST.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
9.20am 8.16 pm
8 86 a nt 1.66 p nt
11.40 a nt 10.36 p m
0.40 a nt 6.34 p nt
4.16 p nt
8.00 p m
7 16 a ci
9 00 a iu
Leave Branohville
Arrive at Camden
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Colu' v ut»a
Leav« Camden
Ar. at Uranchville
EXPRESS (DAILY) WEST.)
Leave Charleston 10.16 pm
Imave Branchville 1.60 a m
Leave Blackville 8 41 am
Ar. Augusta . 7,45 a
EX 141 ESS (BAIL.) EAST )
Leave Augusta 9.80 p m
Ar.at Biackviile )2.l6pm
Ar. at Branchville , 1.46 am
Lrrive at Cliarieaton 6.16 a m ^
••CONNECTIONS.’’
Conned tons made at Augusta with G—fgia
IK. R. to and from a'l p dais West aad South
west, with through Sleeper between Char
leston and A Can (a on Express train.
Cenneetiens madeatCharlesioa with North-
Kaateru R. R. lor prints North and with Now
York Steamers on Setuvdays.
Connections made at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Qr—avillo H. R. and Charlotte,
Columbia and Ang—ta R. R. to aad from all
poiaUon both.Rokdl. *.
Connectious made at Blockville with Bare-
well R. R.
D. C. ALLEN, O.JP. AT. Ageat.
JOHN B. FECiC. General Maaager.
his ninny friends m Cnrolmn.
^^^onsigmnents of cottofi' solicited.
Hemoval IVotice.
< TI1K—
»*EAr vmniTm* fatacs OfaueustA'
We Uke pleasure iu aoueiDciiig that we have niovcu our eVgnutstock of Furo4«
'lure to
840 HROA14 STREET,
OM timid of Myvre <k Marcua. We have this large store filled to overflowing with
the moot Flcguut and be»t Assorted btock ever offered. Wu compete with aay
mai kot or any dealer iu
STYLE, QUALITY OK ^KIC515-
The stcailv incrense in out' business t* what lias enus* d u* to move 4o ollen. Wf
.uow have tlie Finest 8torc (Tud Pfucst Stock in Georgia, \fnte for catalogue «•
r call and sec us.
J. L. Bowles & Co.
B40 Uroad Street Augusta, C5a-
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Registration Notice.
[ - — i a "»v 1
The Registration Books will be open at the
coanlye—t on the First Mendey in each
month until further notice is given.
JNO. W. HOLMES, Supervisor.
dec2l-tt „
gustav jjcobi,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Dealer in Wstchcs. Clocks, and s Fine Line
of Jewelry- Alll kinds of Repairing neatly
done. Old Gold and Silver bonght.
X 203 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
ootll
G E. Steadman,
~ fRailrtmd Avenue )
Blackvilta B- C,
Offers for sale one second-hand engine—
five horsepower.
Also, one second-hand engine —ten horse
power.
. Also, two second band saw mills.
Also, one second-hand grist miM.
Also, slot of new and second-hand shaft
ing and pulleys. ^
Abo, Getacr Engines and Saw Mills,
Threshers and Separators.
Also, the Georgia Centennial Cotton Gin,
Feeder and Condenser.
A leu, any Machinery not in stock snppl led
at short ntrtteesad on most reasonable terms.
* jflso, one 16-horse power second-hand en-
gioc.
— Also, a second-hand engioe and grist mill
novS
Alya Gage & Co.
Ctf iRLKSTON ICE HOUSE,
Corectr Church St. Charleston, 8. C.
lee packed lof the eountry a specialty.
Ice by ear laid at lowest rates.
aprSdLly
, DR. J.H.i MILHOUS,
DENTAL* SURGEON.
BL.AjCX£VI^.1.BL m. jCJ.
Regular appointmeala aa folio we: Bare*
well C. H. from third Mendayia each month
to FYiday evening. Office at tie Pnttmcn
House. Wiltiston. 8- C. from first Monday in
each mouth to Friday evening. Office over
Capt. Kennedy’s store.’ Will be at hia home
office in Biackviile every Saturday and wi l
make appointments wii^ patients to meet
them at ett her of his offieOa at nay time.
Calls attended in Barawell aad «djai
cenToo untie*. [uov2^
Save Money by Trading at
The Elko Cash Store,
Whore cash buyers will find a complete stock of General Merchandise whlctf'
will be oold far balow tbe pilcre establiabed by merdianLi who self on time.
Ail goode are fyesb and warranted.ae rrprem ntecV Groceries, Dry Gootfe.
Notions, Hate, Boots nod Bhoes. Hardware, Tinware, Crockerywafe and all ogt.
tlclea usually kept ia a first clans establishment. Three goods were bought b»
be sold. They wili-be dispoood of and It will pay you to trade with me ’ A
mean business. CHABLES B. MATHIS, . . •
, AHi" -—- PiUtick’s Corner, Klko, 8. C. .
7TWrj~
STOP,
--"" 1 —■ ,i. ■ B ^( ^ S f \ a * | % - 0
And tell all your friends and the rest of mankind that.J. W.‘
LEVY, the Broad Street Grocer, opposite t*te Augusta Hotel, bon
in store nnd for sale a full stock of Staple and Fnncp Groceries
tff the best and at prices to suit tty* tiin(?S. The nimble
penny is better thail tbe slow shilling. Lite and let live is my
motto. A choice stock ,6f flic byst' Liquors always ih store^-T
Prompt attenUffiB given to all orders',
Mr. J/II. Levy; ki witH.me and will be pleased td sec and serrtf
BUY THK BEST,
i AND THAT IS
The Gullett,
L Light D#a#t
MCHi COTTM CD.
FEEDER
—AND—
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Condenser.
The Magnolia Gin litu come in com.
petition with nearly every other Gin on
the market at State Fairs and elsewhere
and in every instance has beaten all com
pel itora and taken (he hi/tiors Tor jine
sample*, light draft (tnd iptick and good
work4
TWO GREAT ADVANTAGES :
Iu Improved Cotton Box caunot be
choked.
Its "Open Beater" whips all dost and
(rash out of the cotton.
Made of the beat material, warranted
iu every particular it ia ahead of all ootn-
petitors. Worn ports supplied- For
sale at Factory prices, free on board cars
by ALFRED OWENS, Wflliffioa, S.
C., who will be happy to furnish fvP io»
formation to all applicants. Be sure to
call on of correspond with him before
you buy. may29
iiano&n
Foundry, ttachiar
-AND—
BOItfiil WORKS.-
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
* Ail^ustai Cjfeol'gia. *
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Bopair
on best manner and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,'
RAW AND dRIST MILLS ‘
AND llACIirifERY,
CIIEAPA'HD GOOD:
• ’ . • ! *
Have on hand a Loire Stook of
•I** ’ ■ -
upwards of 50 Engines and Boilers, aim 1
Steam and Water itye at redaced
KOBTING INJECTORS, ^
Vandizen Jet Pumps, Bolts, Naii,'*'
Washers, Circular Saws, RW, Ae. ,
* Write for prifes. Prpmptoejsp oo!^
good work. Cheap will be our am. *
an21
GEORGEH-BAT
CHARLES C. LESLIE.
, Wholesale and Retail Detfler III v *1
FLsh, Gane, LobsUrs, Tfirtles, Tcr-
npiisri^rs, Etc. .
Stall* Nos. 1 and 3 Fislf Market, Chan
leston, 8. C.
Havingmade large adtBlions to ifly
bnaineas I am prepared to farniaA Fish^
Gang, Ac-, at abort noflee. . (
All orders promptly attended to;
Terms cosh or eky aeceptance,
beylu-Cm
a.rnwh:l.i; c. h!. ia. o.‘
Will practice in all the Ceqrta ^ftj( **
and give prompt altentiou to all bdrif
trusted to kis cart.
~ HAMUN’B'WliAlS d^
a dollar a botfls.'’ ^
HAMLIN’S Cdl'drl BALSAM*
H AMLIN’S^BLOdb A^DLltHR
PIL1*S.
FORSALt at'
moLaim.
feb21 ' '' 'M
|5e: ■
Broad Street, Aagwata* Qa.
MBS. W. M. THOMAS. ~
Cant rafly toeotedl saavaoMffife AdMpgu
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