The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 28, 1888, Image 4
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u lhriiiii)Hpa-^— ta lb*
rlonocrakie jwrV bavaexprr»»ed th^m-
•flrea from tkeorlftb ®f llw govern-
meirt. , „
• “A* artratioft *aa not tbe came, but
on)j *he ocopaion of the war. and aa the
pvralatcnt demand of the Smith for free
trade wa* aeoondtmijtje davery liaelf
id bringing on the war, I' hare feared
and do now fear that ill-tempered and
extreme agitation for free trade bp
Jknithemeni, and especially by South
Carolinian*, may hare the effect to oon-
eolldate the North and reatore tbe Be-
publican party to power In erery de
partment of the government—an event
which I ahudder to contemplate.
“When the Barnwell -Sentinel eayr,
editorially, ‘Cengreaaman tHl ,n< ‘ n ’ <
popularity with the rice grower* and
kaolin digger* ia aa great aa erer,’ It
no donbt meant to imply that my popu
larity with other datura of rotate la lea*
than heretofore, becau*e the editor t| -
ClereUnd ’ I end erery other | parent]y aaanmea that I eepouae ahlgh
will cealoualy work for duty na rice and kaolin. The feet of
I platform of our party. I | the maKer Is that I have neither aaid
anything akeut protertleg
I heeeedm met In puMIe Hfe, ! r w, rmorpt like the whole South Care-
i, aa I under stand H to
liteas and Dibfcts In
getting the fXmacmUc menahnatnd Bw
f, I no* ewty will •trier ta elect wayaead
, hnt I ema Irwthfnily any that I 4m* the per aral duty eat rtee • very
i word an the Amt lio. He law with kawUu, I
lmlnlatmioo. , >
any tiational
to give ontn-
Bepuhfbaji party.** That
down fmm JtU high
to b6 v rc-dectod ” th*V
ty wHh tbe ride growers
i digger* la as great aa It ever
**.e»B. To which be jocularly re-
"Wdl, I bare neither joined the
stolen anything, nor
I ahy bribe, nor contracted any
j t was not guilty of when first elec-
>ted toCo&giraa ten years ago. I have
acquired considerable experience and
aa extensive familiarity with public
qffhtra. I otyghtto be able Uvservr the
peoples while longer better than a
thill hare betrayed my
i or loat my mind, In which ease of
eeuree, I ought to be caat aside. But
I hare am abiding faith that my oonatl-
t teato will not oust me simply because
i rs> wants the place, who, o»
Bis friends, am tolling falsehood* to
BROWN’S BCSINI
—IN—
W. J. Martin & Sops, Managers,
•ton
Campaign, of 1SSS.
MARCH ANNOUNCEMENT!
The extent and successful re
suits of mj mercantile operations
during the last jear were fully
equal to my expectations. Tbe
laws of trade properly understood
are as simple and infallible aa the
rulea of arithmetic, and while the
neophyte in letters on Id foil tmfill
a University profaanomhip he »ey
by beginning at the horn books
grew up to the fall stature of in-
IqjUeteal man hoed. So tee the
moy. by sailing hie Uttle beat
(he abere eetil be bseetoss expert 4So- 7Mnesd IVWae Wy \Qq
Spring Goods New Ginghams Now Seersuckers.
Early opening of Stoiiw Nfttjhic*, Draw floods, Whitt Goods, Kmbroiderirs
Kmbfuidertd 1‘aunh, Turchee Laces, Black Goods,
'SATEENSI SATEENS!
AT PMICKS NEYKR BEFORE OFFERED /.V BLACKVILIE.
la Iheaa Goods ve patiirebtly meeritn «ee beodred pie cos plain and prtoled
dU ehnok Afctorssa mad
yoei
in urrea Ueeds ve pamruUii* mentiqn uee hi
AH Wto jhbs.r«i Orv ani 45o tto.i
—AND—— * ^.
. 3L1S ARK A JLITTI.^ IrBSSOK. _
HOW TO GET ALONG WHEN THE TABIFF8TAT3 tfP' AND HAftDTIME^
ARE ENOJKfSG AT THE DOOR. ^ ~
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A fair .business pfnposKtotr to' the psopTe Af Barnwell ( oiffltj
I will need in thenext f hfrty D«y* » ocrtoH amount of
said amount will soil my stock of Dry Goods, NcAfoaey Huoos,
low pricer as to defy all competMoiy. — "
Lawns and Muslins from 4dots dp.
Calicos from i ccnu up. . ' '
Shoos from 55 cents up, and all other goods fti proportion’. , t ,
In adAtlon.to abOVe U carry the Haest and ebeapeat stock of Wlnea, Liquor#
and Cigafs hi the Stafc. _ . ...»
I am the sole agent for TAx BxXitWxi.t Fxortx Cf&ri) of wbfeh' I Save tow
5,000 in Che-fast six weeks. _
Recolieofibis sale Will only last Thirty Day*. ComO early «aJ aitafy four*
self that I mean what I ear.
This sale UrSpGt Caeb.
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Very Truly,
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PARASOIiik PARASOLS!
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- DEALER IN
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The Bank of Barnwell.
W. J. Martin k Sons, The Ladies' Moo
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ad aa aa—ato a—uta suua* auk aa * spurn
atouaauau—atoto •■ftTm Lmasi h— toa amto mad v—*a af toh me—m—y
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I Best Goods, The Largest Stocks,
t •_ ^ ' I Mbl*i b«»lna mVaf*. aM'S
taf e bum—
lb* form a tartly Ilka Dr. Utahaa'a u—lag
M j ef . wildly shout — a atak bad. A aether
momtor aaw a rotoa, and a third tha
altar toa war ©f | They »h—k aaw tto
i fr m « h!ak«u and frvr * f M ware prtmoaltkau a( mtofartana
i th tot the alatoa tex 1 > Dr. ritokea. As If to justify this
them toartly by levying a high llcenm °^ nlon * f *« rt b member, wboU — na-
— th^ sale, a ad ttou sreld the vexs » senrrlHKl for the iocturs
our people In k roecope la his book and found that
J une would be a dangerous month for
him, and tautlonrd tbe doctor to beware
of Infectious dWea*™.
Prevl—s to this tha Doctor called on
a lady friend on Beacon street who Is A
member of the brotherhood. As he en
tered, dressed In black, she says ska
taw his double walking before him In
transparent form. She remarked to to r
husband: “Dr. Stokes Is In his burial
clothes. 1 know it 1 am sure of It.”
i Two weeks ago last Saturdap’ Dr.
Stoke* wa* vaccinated by a brother phy-
tom Federal aourto. I would naxtre-
toaoe the tariff ados to I—rease the rev-
am— by Increasing the Imports them-
mdrea, ou aoMN—tof hi lessened du-
He*, nod wbUWlll 1 dedclency might
Income tax,
tax that can be ool-
tt falls on the riefa In-
“I would thank anybody to point
ire 1 l»c ever obam-
r tariff.’ In the letter da-
te#fbt%prU, mi. which I addressed
R. iftaaas Itovls as the or-
free tride association m
sician, Dr. Frank U. Wallace. The vi
rus was Impure and caused blood-pois
oning to sat in, which Caused the Doc
tor’s death on Mondiy, at the City Hca
pital. Ha hod lingered unconscious du
ring, the two weeks, showing sytoptomw
of hydrophobia. Two special agents of
Ii.
York investigating the ease. .They
> Dr. Wj
Dr.
twooa
Making no attempt
Ion— tbe direeuooj b
afar better sorrlcca to
oultarol mtersou of
then other enndidnlio for their pa
tronage, I simply extend on earn eel
invitation to the Fsrmeae of tha
County at large to coll on or oor-
roopoud with mo so that they may
specifically define their needs and
personally make terms for satisfy
ing them in a manner that will
agreeably surprise their best expec
tations.
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In the lines of wsgons, plows,
agricultural implements of nil dc-
rcriptions, commercial fertilisers,
work stock and plantation groceries
and supplies, I am now preparod to
meet the wants of all in need of
such essentials No matter how
well satisfied you have been with
previooa arrangements, nor how far
you may live from Barnwell, it will
bo well for yon to interview mo be
fore definitely concluding your ar-
igemonta for the year.
»onte wtU bo
tflUOPI tdVAOCte
I —toimg —vwvmi toastotorwto a tooa—'h M ki
>st Braces. -
W J. MA MIN. • i WILUK MARTIN. CIIAS J. MAUTIN
BLACKVILLE. 8. O.
m—* —my r -Mtfto: yam n—ii^sk mu**
•rU m •• • M. Wr«al*a*al«H*auMlp—Im-
toa.*a>a •• ■— mu. atoru* mum* a c*.
A Letter to the Ladles.
Mrs. Molair Ifis Something Pleasant to Say.
• * g- * i-ui —^ m ii
The Sweet Spring Time Comes, and Beautiful
■. Goods are Here With the Ongoing of
The First Fair Flowera.
MRS. MOLAIR ha* groat pleasure in annouDctog to bar many customers and
to tha general public that bar new Spring Stock of Ladies' Good* is oow ready
for their iespecftioo nod examination, and they are cordially invited to call early
aod often.
In completeness it ia perfection itself, embracing full Knee of Hats and R—nets,
bewitching Ladies' Dress Good* of the most ftobioasbl* fabrics, Trirnminga, Lu
cas, Hackings, Embroideries, Flowers. Feathers, Glove*, Ribbons, charminy
Idle, fovdy Parasols. Haadkerehiefc, Hoaiary, aud all tto long Mof atttoira itot
foahionood the laws ef aomfort have provided far woman's happmom and adorn-
la
Places to .Make Money.
KLKO rROPERTY TO RENT.
One Drug Store.
One General Merthindise two story
Store. ^
Elko is situated in the beet agricultu
ral section of the County and is noted
for the excellence of health, social, ©du
cat >nal and religious advantages.
J o approved tenants rents will be
made moderate.
Apply to
J. J. BOYD,
At B. II. Baxley’s Place.
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11L UM k CO.
Pouity, KaeUat
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
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Of Jutotloo*
B. J. HAMMET,
R.44I.IIOA.D ^.VKIVUXC/
SL. AClCVllbL.AU M. O'
Clljr mock In n 4 osibi# City.
The.Best Groceries for family nso r -
Hams, Breakfast Strips Flour. Rlce r
Cotfeee, Teas, Sugars, Cheese, Aa.
The best fruits that the marketsnffofjl,-
oranges, apples, bananas, lemons, Ac.
also potatoes, turnips, cabbage, Ac.
Tbe best cigars, chewing and stnok-
ftceb f
r
meats.
ing tobaccb 1
nolsaeur