The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 12, 1888, Image 4
at up at thr kotrl for a
ion time, ami among them wm a
at, feMooth-dpokon man^agtd for*
, tumfHl (irav. Tlita ganth man
r JlUaMtlr parrtcularljr to XIm
' Dosla, and In a abort time the engage-
mant of the two wa t anaouncod. Uer
^ friands did not fanoy the man and tried
to dtaabade her from tnarrytng him,
but he Memed to hare gained acme fa»-
elnatlon over her, ami their efforts were
' of no avail. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Mr. Jackaon, who
was at that time Htatloned here, and the
couple leftjat once for the home of the
groom in Tenneesee. A short time
afterward* there came along a man who
knew the whole history of<J ray’s worth-
lee* life, and who reported, among other
‘ thing*, that Gray hud a wife and eight
children at home and that, together
Wtlh the oocnjMitlon of horse drover, he
jamblnod that -of preacher. AImmU
>. *tor month* after her marriage the un-
“V fbrtunato bride appeared In Florence,
caging that her husband had sent her
there, where he was to }ola her In a
abort time. Month after month went
$y In weary w'aitlng, and still the pa
tient little woman did not despair of
her husband’s ultimate return. A little
F" 1 chIM was hern to her, lived a few
months and died, leaving her again
ak>ne In the world. Finally the unfor
tunate woman came again to Imrllng-
tbe obtained employment in
A •bort tlase ago sbe oei-
aud Ml a vlrdai to the
lea dalnnlay laat. bb«■ aabar-
Mlentng morning si the Bap-
Netblng h
Orar slnr*
end U ta >.u.K m
Yy to say that 'bu Mtgbh*
UUSbase toeu • toattkr one
asasr. ■gfrve gre««
by lb* ruetdf ••
- Ctor-
aflat. In great cltlee, particularly In
liondon, a number of persona procure
their livelihood by catching vipers.
They are eirployed by chemist*, apoth
ecaries, eto. I remember, some years
ago, before (paving Eng'pod, to have
read, in the Royal Society injxmdon, a
curious circumstance of one of these vi
per catchers. A member of the society
bad heard of a man thus engaged whtf,
when bitten, cured himself with olive
oil. After Inquiry he was found and
Interrogated as to the facts. He naid it
was true. A meeting of the society
was held, attended by a number of the
nobility. The viper Catcher was pres
ent, together with his wife and a large
vtyer. Laying his arm naked to the
shoulder he suffered the irritated rep
tile to bite him. His wife permitted the
poison to oparate till his head, face and
tongue were greatly*fCwollclV hU arm
and face-turued black, and Ills sense
seemed to be much affected. Then she
applied the oil by pouring a small quan
tity down him and bathing the bitten
part, and the man gradually soon re
covered,
The circumstance strongly impressed
me, and knowing that the English viper
la the moot venomous In that country,
I determined to try Its effects on the
bite of a rattlesnake the 11rat opportuni
ty that presented. In IMi, while trav
eling through Pendleton district, 8 C .
the opportunity presented Iteelf. While
sorry for the rosn'i niltfoetuae, I re
joiced In the opportunity to try the ef
fect of eilve oil. list log % vial In ay
po. bet I hsstrned to him. IIU head
and fero were greatly swnllea, the lot-
tor black bis tongwe enlarged, em
lag onl «f bis Otowth, bis •yes a,
BROWN’S BUSINESS
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LKARN A LITTLE Lt5sS< jVTV
W » j• Martin &, SOHS^ HOW TO GET along WOES TAB TARIFF BTXTSVt Aite ARDT1SSS
Alts knocking at the door.
A fair business proposition to the people of Harp well County#
Days a
l will need In the next Thirty Days a certain amount of CAJ { and Ctorahtf ,
BAMWEU.
said amount will sell my stock of Dry Goods, Notion*,> Shoes, Etc Etc., tot
’ >w prices as to defy alf competition.
Lawns and Musllas from 4cents np.
The extent and enccessfal re
TVs* is
t »na snccessiui r® jur * Th/^TT
suits of my mercantile operations
during the lags year Were fully
equal to my expectatidRs. The
laws of trade properly understood
are as simple and infallible as the
rules of srUhmetie, and while the
neophyte In letters .onld fail to fill
a University professorship he may
by beginning at the born books
grow up to the foil stature of in
tellectual manhood. Bo too the
beginner io mercantile pursuit*
may,.by sailing bis liftle boat near
tb* shore until bo becomes expert
ia coumerei*! finanev, safely *ew-
ture upon broader opportunities,
guide bi« course tbiougb diBcultim
wb«re Others would
roach prosperous hsv***
ablo by amateurs a»d txporn
tak'U. Tramed from sarfy b*f-
sd as smswk mt WuaSaoas that as
• be* bsedssu half a gsMrai
Vamli »««, 4 ho sbsaM
4? realms the ea
> hues usaso m wbtob
l> ms ba*s fsAsa
a# ms*, asd there or*
of
ANNOUNCEMENT!
, Calico* from Kcents up.
Shoe* from 55 cents up, aifd all other goods In proportion.
In addition to above I carry the finest and cneaptst stock of ' Inca,
and Clgagi In the State
I am the cole agent for Tn* Barnwell Pkofl* Cigars, of wbt
6,000 in the last six week*.
Recollectthl* sale will only last Thirty Day*. Come early
self that 1 mean what I aay.
“’This sale is Spot Cash.
Tery Truly,
Siquor*
iFi
I have sold
satisfy yc
J"» XjO -
Early opening of Spring Novjltics, Dress Goods, White Goods, Embroideries
Embroidered Panel*, Torchon Laces, Black Goods,
SATEENS! SATEENS!
AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED /.V BLACK VILLE.
Iu IWss Goods w« psrticuItHy mcolics am* hundred pieces plain sad prialsd
Eodish Beigs frem l*t to SOf P* y 1 ”*-
AH Wool Albatross 05 mJ 4.^0- Bm
4Jbc- 7 * J «F0*ls* toy lOo »
lifiil check Albatross aad
r yard.
« psrtieutatly m
*sd Psrcals* ou
Spring Goods, New Ginghams, New Seersuckers.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
OOO Cress
m asy m^s mm
O. D. O. T1A "NT<
* -’DEALERm
fANCY
GOODS,
TELOCtPKItEft,
TOT1 DOLXJ, m
rtoUKST. NOV n,*
t Perfect Fitting Paper Pan :
THE a cm oto* t v o\ lt mom t
I s ^vtosa am# Ch^pa* CmWtos Ua^aps md uoaomda Vutom Immm
Stows* CsumtowA
NO. 27, R. R. ^4--
Itliifkville, S. C*
Mtt si
The Bank of BarnweL
TVs* aww sstoMpwa* ad baala Imdtoto atom < hs stow *4 ito
«wd assay jm %w «tosA %•** to apto «toM to As *wwssm
T*
opuld da absolutely suib-
, pmnstarvly
by tfuwbls as alia was,
tod, while ihs
she gad helped
baud* of strati-
> W. rampbell gav* a
1 at the riiiladclphis inert-
uroman moved to that
l it was new, with her hu»-
r *~Jty wore both young. To-
they worked to clear the land, to
build the log-house, *ttd when a storm
dabdt90k them before the rude shelter
|bcy kuclt together with
i’ under the quilt they had
1 off the rain, and thanked
Istdtektli and for
M
tendered thelf Uwnk care
i the meeting which was aoodlto and
of %he
; named gentleumu: Capt
r, L. *• TvAs T. P. S.
A. If. Weathersbee, X.
, J. P. Lee, Dr. W. C. Smith,
I Jv C. Hair.
rn*
to l
fwsa
Mr.
MtLnse
U m*
Chtoton
Ian
Ma)<w In* asy»
ml rvwd rua* Ibrwugb (to
twuatry war tramtsd by
Harm.” Thor* we tv*
Tb*. nm uws is from nsvaoaab la
Ga., crossing Ihs riser at
blaura'f rrry, about Utlrty-tvs tola*
from Dovannah, and to pass through
llaaptoa, Bamberg and oa directly to
Columbia. Tb* other Is to cross thto
river and pass through Allsudals, Bara-
writ and Blackvllie. Both routes will
be surveyed. Major I^o has rceently
made a survey of the Hue and conalders
It a remarkably “favorable” stretch of
country for n railroad. The grading
will be light, except when the sand
hill* are reached. The grade there will,
prove a little heavier. The"dliUncc
from Columbia to havsonah is about
IB) mile*. The Survey will be com
menced from the lower terminus.—Col
umbia Register.
Wbsrs’sitotsls rtllsm?
Some time since Capt. B R. Tillman
challenged Col. J. C. Haskell to meet
him on tW&ump In Laureus county,
and ciiseusfcerUln politico-agricultural
questions with him. The challenge
was promptly accepted, but nothing
further has been heard of the matter.
Is understood that Colonel Haskell is
y for the debate whenever his ad-
ry names the day. The people of
be greatly
m mr««h*am
as*
1 pM*n*to £***’«
hisysag tows ksgto
yaw n^bn)
enltaral interest* of th* cointry
than other eandi^aiee for their pa
tronage, f fltmpfy extend an earn eat
inriutieo to the Farmer* of the
County at large to call on er cor
respond with mo to that thrj may
specifically define their need* and
personally make term* for satisfy
ing them in n manner that will
agreeably nrpnse their best expec
tations. r f
In the lines of wagons, plows,
agricultural implements of all de
scriptions, commercial fertilisers,
work stock and plantation groceries
and supplies, I' am now prepared to
meet the wants of all in need of
such essentials. No matter how
well satisfied you hare been with
previous arrangements, nor how
you may live from Barnwell, it itrill
be well for you to interview me be
fore definitely concluding your. ar
rangements for the year.
Other announcements will be
mad*** the sesNb advance. •
The Best Goods, The Largest Stocks.
W. J. NALTIN. . J. WILLIE MARTIN. CIIAS. J. MAKTIN
BLACKVILLE B, C.
A Letter to the Ladies,
Mrs. Molair has Something Pleasant to Say.
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The Sweet Spring Time Comes, and Beautiful
Goods ar§ Here With the Opening of
The First Fair Rowers.
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MAS. MOLAIR ha* great pleasure in announcing to her many customers and
to the general public that her new Spring Stock of Ladies* Goods is now ready
for their inspection and examination, and they are . cordially invited to call early
and often. ,
In completeness it i* perfection Itaelf, embracing full lines of Hats and Bonnets,
bewitching Ladies' Dress Good* of fbe most fashionable fabric*, Trimming*, La
ces, Hackings, Embroideries, Flowers. Feather*, Gloves, Ribbons, charming
lull*, lovely Parasols, Handkerchiefs, Uaeierv, and all the long list6f article* thfet
fashion sad tha Uws of 00 IS fori have provided for woman's happiness aad adorn-* k
meat.
In Ezoelleoc* of Good* aUl Beamy ot Styto h is bvyood local comparison. It
bs* ao shoddy goods whatever in its soaiplet* catalogue and parchaasrs can be
to*y hsv# ssesded as good good* as art offered in the bast sstabK*h>
it* of lh« sson prtuntiosu ostia*, and th* aaaaimoo* totiaway sf all who have
*x*mia*d it u ft*sly voiesd ia favar of it* *arpaswag Uvaliam.
Price* aahsd ars soA elaiamd to hs b*Ww eto, bto ar*a* low u ‘tot <ma to
•ds ia (to tost gnoda, sod I fori ito almost seatiissm rtot aB fora
aad ito assay asw tnaads that I tops to amk# this aaaasa, wfl am
«dy ia 'to vardlss, aitor dua nrsmtosiiss, that I b*v« mmul to tto
U too sat mtsa ad my sssssat mask si
U11 UUU1& CO.
Fguidry, SaoUat
-AND-
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABi>VE DEPOT,
Augusta* Georgia.
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Rent or Repair
on best manner and terms
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY, .
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Have on hand a Lar|$ Stock of
upwards of 60 Engines sad Boilers, also
Steam and Water Pipe at reduced -pri-
oes. *
KORTING INJECTORS,
Vandisen Jet Pomps, Bolts, Nuts,
Wadiafe, Circular Bairs, Files, Jb.
Writs for price*. Promptoess and
goed work. Chu; 1X111 to oar aim.
Of Justli
B. J. HAMME
it A ii.ico v I) ut,
HL.ACKV1L.L.
City wtscK 1st m i’omalj
i«r-
The Be*t Groceries # for fai ly tii* r
Hams, Breakfast Strip* Floi
CotTevs, Teas, Sugar*, Ch
The best fruits that tbetosrke afford.
oranges, apples, bananas,
also potatoes, turnips, cal
The best cigar*, ehewii
ing tobacco that can be f
noleseurs say.
The best 3ewiag Mach
ment*, oils, needles, Ac
and Frames, Glass for
paintings and engravin
best manner.
Also, a talseenaneoUs stock
good* too numerous to meat
serving the attention of kay<
CHEAP FOR CASH.
I am always glad to r«t
friends aad the public.
to. Cf —
Rlee,
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smok-
con-
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useful
NOTICE.
WX, the Trustee* of the Willlatoa
Academy desire the Htlsews of tto en
tire 1 mum unity, wto feel aa iaterest ia
tto welfare of a School la our midst, to
meet an masss on BaSurday, tto 7th July,
New Wmrly Hoife, •
IN THE BEND OF KING
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