The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 13, 1890, Image 4
AK* n, '. v wHU»n for th** *trong«*»»t mui
iiioNt 5rr1lnbl« Conip*nitr« in the l uiuvl
B.otiiian.w
i.HH.rsvs.oo
&
F^vptian raammi
oat«r cssinf b ucuaHy modcl-
(n a purrly ouh'vontional
la thb blwt form of baHal
Uw Roman ^i^plra a ^ort^nit of
raa painted on a vUtj thin
i of wood and then fixed Ovnf rfo
fboe. It b very remarkable to find
owch fine coloring and akillfti) draw inf
In work of thU hit* date, which mast
hare been turned out of an ordinary nn-
dertwkef's work
hoth male and female
and Ufa like. The lad in* are moaflr
»freaaed In a purple garment and fHe
men In white, with a red orpliner. The
modeling of the flesh b very Hkillftii and
»the oohuring aamiada one
vf the Venetian echuol from its rich
depth of tone. * ,
A spec in I point of Intel ost flhout these
paintings b their technical execution in
hut wax, or encaustic process, as it was
ailed
Melted wax and then fixed in their place
hy Itoldlng a charcoal brazier near the
surface of the painting, am is described
by Vhruriue. The somewhat lumpr im
paste of the surface is due to tlio harden*
tag of the melted wax when the brush
touched the cold surface of the pouch
aad, owing to the non-nhaorbent nature
of the wood, (he suhae<{umt application
of heat was not able to drire the wax be-
k»w the eorface, aa was the cuae with an-
caustic pahuing upon stucco. One of
these portraits is noticeable from its or
namental framing, with a flowing pat
tern, formed bj pressing wood stamps
wnoo soft stucco, which was afterward
gih, a proccaa exactly like that which
was so pften used to decorate medUerai
pictures on panel, especially ratable*, or
aaonna, aa tha Venetians culled them.—
London Saturday Review.
JUWijnwtTfi
guard against loss by Klre, insure
the
R. M. Miison Agency,
BLACKVILL.E. S.C.
—OK—
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Fourteen years ex|»nriencr.
The first and only one In the field. It
Is' n complete histiory of the life and
i death of Mr. l>*vls,containing20*page*
Till* . and is hkttdsoinely lllnstratod and con
Iha/Ca., "fcorth America,
ft*hcsnlx of Hartford,
Conn.. -
Hamburg Bremen, of
Hamburg. Uerrnunv, -
U Ibcrnia, of 2LSL. m .
Total ameuntrepresen
ted by this Agency, $ 24,455/70.00
ChcajH'st rules on i>\velllngs t Hams,
Bter»*antlle Huildiug*, Meraantlle Stocks
—. . . , ... i and all manner of personal itroiter'v.
The pigments a ere mixed a ith yj n | IOUM ^a /mJ machinery a special
ty. Prompt attention to business.
For further information address
tain* the funeral services, comments of
the pres*, etc , etc. It Will have a big
sale. 60 per cent dUcount to live agents.
Price, pujew eorer, 25 cents; cloth
bou nd, $ t .00. M s i h^d to an y add ress on
receipt of price. If you want to b« an
agent send 26 cent* for Prospectus. You
can *ell 260 copies In your own town.—
Address, .I.S. Oli fl.VIE, Publisher, 57
Mmret, Xew V(*rk.
Jan 80-1w
A Trout Stream Fablm
A • •
A Trout was lurking under a bank
when a Redfln cauio along with an air of
Importance. ,
‘'What has happened to you,'* inquired
_ the Trout, “that has made you
!!«ic<tr * - -
U A gentleman angler, a real gentleman
angler, ha# come here to Ash. 1 know
he Is a real gentlemin angler." replied
tha Redfln, "for he Ashes only for
I oaugbt his Ay and found
until be robed me gently with a net. 1
hygld him not to hurt me, and he said:
‘Hart you, you beautiful thing, 1 would
Biot think of such an act,* Thereupon lie
the metal from any jaw,
**did it not hurt to hdve the hook in
your ja w ^* inquired the Trout.
“Not in Uie least," replied the Redfln
“And lie called you beautiful/" pur
sued the Trout.
“lie did that." replied the Redfln with
pH da
“Then wait until you hetr what he
say* wlicn 1»# tees me," said the Trout.
Whereupon lie seised (be Ay the gentlo-
;Wr had just dropped near the
gentleman angler took the
Trout from the water with th# exclama
tion: “This is the finest Ash 1 hare seen
la many a day!" The Trout swelled up
with pride and rests disdainful look at
the Red An in the water beneath him
But the gentleman angler placed the
Trout la his basket instead of back in
the water, aad the Redfln thanked his
state that he yas not bom ss beautiful
as h Trout—New York-Herald.
R. M. MIXftON S AGENCY.
I repres-nt the bevt and cheapest ac
cident Companies doing buslnes* South.
K. al. M1XSON, Manager,
BUckville S.C.
qprtl 11-tf
Smalley’s Sale Stables,
“-•3 FREE
*1.1 »*i'hrulbK»
uni. S IOO.WM. iT.i »
vo3
C‘tn*ttjni/y J!cc ui.i'i,Cyr IawI Lo'i <>f
Best Blue Grass Horses
——A \ D— •_
Best Kentucky Mules.
That have boon brought S<iutlr simc
w ’the waf’V
• People In need of any kind of Good,
First C\ti—, iJoun«l Stork will <to e*»IJ to
call and take a look at .mine, for they
W.1JI be Htsitod .in <|tinUty and ideavid
with my low doC\n prices.-:
i«*t*i
Hurl.
i**w * li* »*» **..ftd
tim.kr.pw W.mutM SM-y,
I ■•>(.««> no UP k.oitlns r*M«.
JlWuh UiHr, .ml ,.iit • tlir*.
/T **I;k **nrk* ■■ nd ?•••• «f
.aim- Ok k rtato* la
N.aill* rap aarotk MM
IMP- 1 ka* **|(k »kr la.fa
_ Talaalil* lUMuf ■■•itkvIlaaM
1*i«M aa.ii-lra, a* wall
aa tkr waifh, mT * fW-e. All ikf —••fk roa
mm) A. U u> ataaw wkal w* aM* »oa U ikoM wko raJI-ya-ar
MaaAa an4 H.l«l.kuf• aaA ifcaM aluMt r°w—«kkl klwaya rfolia
In .alaakla ua<ta a*, whi. N fc»Wa fo» r'«” <*•»• •!•«•*.
aa<1 ikua waM. ra^aU W# mtj all •■pf«a(. (Wlrkl. Mr. Afiar
y. a k»— a«. If •—I* IH»« ta r» !• *■* aa. .«•
!S^TT-.“iar«rV“Jx^«'lsr/r
Dr. J. K. bfnitn,
Opcralira ansl^fcclianlcal
- *** DliNTlST,
BAMBERG AND WIL LISTON,
W01 /rsrtlcs st to* foUawtna »loess at Uaa
•enrtoawi.
AAHBSMe-BefKiaiBgths Brst Mon<i«r ta meh'
n sad or>aiiniin( f<>r uis r *Uoeins i
OfAue si the Usrtsog UoteL ‘
muJ*rw»-Ths
0®. e si resutenns.
^Strictly Business^
— ON
pnepeR Principles
Mcl¥ab 9 Walker & Co*
JNO. J. WBISSINGER,
■DEALER IN-
* v
GENERAL MERCHANJ5ISE.
~ OOTTCN. GRAIN
‘ I '
—AND
HA'Sfi
0
HeuistsiBg
ktfsiuso'a la
wseiis ta esc# moam will
(tasoonDiry.
Wm. W. Moore & Co.
Have cleared their decks and are ready for action.
=Ample Ammunition:
~-^z^—-*r. r . ^ - . sa . — ^ ■
has been provided and all our guns doubly shotted for the
-=Win ter Campaign
I'R MEROAXTILfI EXPERIENCE has taught Us what the people need,
w hat the pwople want, wh:rt the people w ill have, and w hat the i»eApk>ar*
able to pay, and our plans nml preparation* have all been guided and
shaped toy that knowledge
Our stocks and prices "HI advertisv them«clvr*. and we a«k the purchasing
puTdTevo pma.judgment np«»n them. We hn\e every couildoiice that we can flll
all needs, satisfy ail tastesand win a unauimou* verdict of approval from the great
jury of the people.
In staple and fancy drv goods, notions, clothing, hoots, »ho< *, hats, house-fur-
niching goods wo are HE \DCjCTAR'l’KR.S for the best productions of home and
foreign manufacturers.
In Groceries, staple and f«iicy.,iiar(lwftre. agricultural implements and farm
supplies gfffTPrally, we are in otUauce of all competition in quantities, qualities
ami prices. - . ' > ~~
t<p^*ial attention Is railed to our stock of Cooking Stoves, which are far supe
rior to the ai'erage make-shifts in use. Uy the introduction of these comfort
hringers nnd labor savers the.llves and happiness of the better lialve* of humanity
will I ms vastly brightened, and our home experience lias taught us that every
-^^Husband Should Hqvc One.-:--L
Have now on hand a complete assort
ment of COFFINS and CASKETS of
all sires and qualities, i’rlces\ery rea- The best Wagons, Buggies nnd Rond Carts that combine comfort with beauty
sonabln; - and durability arc constantly In stork.
Parium* needing them fltul It to WUbvut attempting the Impossible mention of all the goods we have we invite
their advantage to call on Win ' v ‘ to come to **e us. to Ihsnect mif gmtda. learn onr prices and
Moors ai McNAB, WALKER A CV.’s J then to buy or not as tl.elr own Interest Hid ftitelllgrt«re may
llumwrH C: H..» M.- f*. - -ttfrtS-Tl Olif mi TIT friends nc^d noTnftller ashiirauce that they will receive from us that
co i si stent Mr dealing which has alw ays been the characteristic of the house nhd
which will continue to It** the first commandment of our husimsK life. The few
that do not know w* will find that wo are anxious to make more acquaintances,
and we pledge vumdvr* tq u*e oqr best eudeayors to make our relation* uiutu»lly
pleasant uiul proAtalile wjUi all our customers.
IBTEIRTXIjTfVFi'RS,
V
Bla,c3s:Vdlle, S. O.
Offers at all Seasons full stocks of the best Goods, including Staple and Farcy
Lines, at the lowest possible prices. <.
COTV) MISSION MERCHANT.
I slso offer my services to the public as a commission Merchant and will pur
chase goods for parties furnishing the ea*h changing only a small commission ~
M v opportunities and ad vat) tag** are such'that all cash buyers can save money,
time and trouble by making their purchases through me. ’ ^
Feeling perfectly sure of Iwdng able fo he o| substantial *ervlcer r to my frienda
ami the geneml public I respectfully a*k that they try me tiefore "going further
and faring wor**e. ,f JNO.J WEISSiNGKR, Blackvllle, 8. C.
sep fl-H* • '
NOW i’OR THE NEW YEAR.
UttaT IN ULu kVILLC.
' AIT aocirWarrjtnpMl as 'fepresented.
Before going further and faring worse
come to see Y’our* TrnJr,
J NO. F.VM ALLEY,
Mr. J. M. Ashley will be pleased to
see bis friend*.
dec 2B-tf
rc
Injeden, Shadhtf,
Pulley, Belting, ^
H
S *nd Fitting
AWo«t G«ait.
at numerous large diamonds
the owner against immediate
The presentation by a gentleman to a
lady of a fine ntby, set in a ring, gives
prom lee of an ewriy marriage.
Oral piece# of finely polished crystal
fanpror* the vision.
*A Rhinestone threatens the wearer’s
friends with imposition and deceit
The ownership of a Ane. large, pure
amhire indicates cleaf discernment
To leave a very fine fire opal in the
fcoMs of an uncle meaae misfortune. If
Ml poverty.—Jeweler’s Weekly.
‘tsu Ju3 'teqn^
O ‘•WS
Mr. F. M. PV)HKIt. our South Caro
lina representative, will be glad to call
on person* In need of or Intending to
purchase machinery- [aug2J
Ladies Wanted
AT-
•t Frrstgw atstMssrn.
In Bslgiiaa, saefc member of ths chamber
ef rsprsssotativss rvoMlves AM iV a month
If be doss not live la Brussels. In Denmark
memhaesef both boesas receive 15 shilling* a
the —fclP tal'>pi>c^ stators
depot tee are paid XS.V) per annuia. and
tbs same rata obtains in Austria, la Portu
nia, Norway aad Swedeo ssostors and dnpu
ths are paid, as abo are tbs members of. tb«
local German legislatures. In Kwitxrrland,
—lAsss of the national council get 10 shii
liags a day, and naerabers of the state coundi
from 0 to 10 shllllnga In Italy, neither sen
Otars nofxdcfKities are paid, bat they travel
tim aad receive other coocnslons in taxi*
and patronage. lo the United States, sen
ators and deputies receive £308 per annum.
If by not pay our li. P.’sf Then they would,
perhaps, remember tbe saying, "Every on«
eagbt to mbke himself worthy of hie hire."—
London Court Journal.
Mrs. Mo/airs
New Store,
Z^AIN STREET,
(CAVE'S OM> STAM»- •
■rws..j I w ? r»r. ^^a^TTiinJTiiniPim■
osive Alee par ana am. In Greece, - Kouma
J 1£ BORGUEI* S
R E S T A-t R-A N'^ driVD FA-M***V-
GROCERY.
New Store, New Stock. Fresh
everyday. All the Delicacies of the
Season, Choice Conf«ctl«narlc*, H»wt
(Jig j vr ! ** Fruits, Ac., and au old
fashioned widen .ic from
J li. HOdtOEK, 1‘ronrietor.
PARAGON
Machine Works,
Howarcf'feros. Propr’s,
fr.Httt.NKElieun* H bf lllNI ’!’<*
BLACKVILI.E, 8. C.
To tb* users of Motive Power and
Gene.'al Machinery:
We call your attention totbc fact that
we are prcpnreil, with latest improved
Tool* and Machinerv, to do work on
any Machinery used in this country.
Such a*
COTTON GINS,
GRIST MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
PULLKYH, HANtiERS,
MILL GEARING,
Shafting and casting* of Iron or Bra** ;
of anv *i/.e. 'Special a'teutlun giren to
GIN WORK. m
Having a first class (iln BitWder, we *
can do all kiudsof Glu Work, new brush j
wheels, new vaws, boxes, &c. Saws
sharpened only by hand.
July 11 . v
THE SCALES -
WE ARE WAITING
A WELCOME-:-
The best possible prices will be given fur cotton and ail merchantable country
produce.
McNab, Walker & Co.
Barnwell C. H., S. C.
Turn over ThucJiew Leaf
* •
^Charles ® Peehmann^
AU the year ronml, offer* greater gifts tn the pnrchsdnx pnblle ihse Banu Clsn* ere»'
brought on-th* WMrTd’s universal hnHdsv. Vslue recelritl i» the standard by whktHL .
di-sling* with ht* castomers are Mu iuured. For every dollar they »ret s hundred cents
worth of irond*. I.tre arrj !rt lire Is flie m^ttn of his husines* life. Be ha* tv- '
^4ved in onler to rrdnk:r his sKu ks idmwnl* amt to mnk'* the pnMIc happy 1l
- spite of i)«rd tirar* and gthoray sppreben*ions to offer from
A Series of. Startling Surprises,
Y 5 '"
arwr.' stw
s.). !, it*. a-!. ■ u-to n. ni t^yr nrTrr knoM brjurr bml rocrvoi atut^ eaniHnxAbJH
■will in dowwtf'tfHiroFwITtlat towttetnpt imttattrm: - Tliis drtef mTbatifm apptTr^iTo nil
li ning that no one.
ort. .*11-tf
Baldwin & Garvin,
Have oj»ened a first ela** stm k of Hardware, Tinware. Staves, 1‘alnt*, Oil*,
Varntsher, Glass, Ac., which they will *idl at the lowest |>o*sible price* to Che
people of Barnwell, Aihen and Orangeburg counties.
Staves repaired*in a tti*t class manner.
Practical tinners, Gun and Locksmith*, Roofing. Guttering and repairing are
specialtie* We have all the latest Improved machinery and tools, ami guarantee
satisfaction .in workmanship and prices. Work done au\w here w ithin twenty
miles uf Mackvllle.
XTerohanflise* IDry nncl l~)rcss OoorlK- i loth-
ine- llatsi Hoots, Notion • Cxrcof>rie»*
Harclwnro’ Kurnituro. A crrictil i ural Imple
meists» House li'urhishifig Goods
And all tbe wide range of ware* k«-pt In the moat
r*
Complete Stock in the County.
The Invitation to partlelfaitc In this pic nle of low price* I* nnfrerMtl. All will be w^com*
and none will lw turiK-d nway iliasatistit-d aith thi*[r «hHf>*i oLh_*g**! tMiig*. There im r»*>m
for all snd bartams enough to adorn the dying year with happy comfort and to brighten the
birth of with the pmornce and promise of better lir
CHARLES PECHMANN,
Barnwell, S. C.
November 1*-1**88
tf
To wee. admire nnd purchase the bo«t
and most beautiful ftlilliuery (i<K>d*
ever brought to Barnwell at price*that
challenge approbation and defy compe-
titlon.
The *Uwk I) complete. cmhraPlng all
goods In the millinery line that are
needed to adorn and make happy the
fair sex and to charm auu captivate the
lords of creation. Without attempting
the irnpo**ihle task of enumerating its
attractions Mrs. Molajr content* h*r*elf
with inviting the.Indies of all the coun
ty to call and tm convinced that they
can be suited with goods that can not
be excelled in more pretent bwi* place*
and at prices that cun not be under
quoted any w here.
— ssssa
Sm.UtUV
BALDWIN .t GARVIN
‘ Lock Du, «: iiiackviilo* s c
O-OOIDTEjAE, & oo..
Ml B«vr rrwtectloti.
A correspondent of The Canton (M*.) T«le*
pbooa draws A picture of tbe tboughtlesauew
and Ingratitude which is not often witnessed
end ye# Is seen too often. He deactibes it si
a dream, but evidently bu didn’t observe it in
<r>esBkn< Ha says: "i saw in a vision «
mao, a good man, a deacon witliai. He bad ;
labored long in hlaJlasurN vineyard. H« n all the late and most popular and ap-
bod given of bia sulotanoc, bU time and hit 1 proved fabric* >\jU he Ton ml at the old
prwyera for tbe good of the church and tlx 1 stand Uhlplr 1ias>o long boon head-
Sbvlng of tout*. Tbe time came with him ai j quarters fpr this Uneof trade and w hich
Dress Goods
with all one, when tbe r* km ties* band wm
•poa Mm. On a dying bed, although aur* 1
wooded by kind fiiend*, be aigbed for some
fraternal cheer, that somS co-worker in yean
%iqis would come and with him review the
peat, talk of tbe prevent and consider the f u
tare, but they came not; they were joined to
their Idols." It would be wed if we should
all fallow the example of aa Auburn gentle-
man who devotee a iialf day every week to
*MHug the poor and tbe tick. Heaayatbat
he does It As a measure of moral seif pro tec-
«to® * ' * '
A is reported from Japan that It is in cen
to erect a brouss statue oo an
i immediately outside tbe imperial
Tokkx, and artista were invited to
One iof the latter repreaent-
seated on his favorite charger,
^nin.iguHi mi ii
pledge* every effort to preserve and In
crease Its well won prestige.
Before golngfurther aad surely faring
worse the Udies are cordially Invited to
visit both stores, inspect goods nnd
learn price*.
mh*». Mot.Ain.
Barnwell C. II., S. C.
seplO-tf
SciiNTinc American
CDTaBi.iSmCO 1805
Of Justice.
B. J.HAMMET, __
flAII^RO. VI » AV ICNUld.
It Ij VC’lvV’lI^L.lC. H. t
(l|«y uiwck in :i < outtiy I lly.
The Best Groceries for family use,
Hams, Breakfast Strips Flour, Kim*,
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Cheese, Ac.
oranges, apple*, bananas, lemons, Ac.
also (MtHtoes, turnips, cabbage, «fce.
The best cigars, chew ing ami smok
ing tdbnc<f» that can be found, so con
noisseurs say.
Thu best .Sewing Machines, all attach
merits, oil*, needles, ■fcc it*;., Picture*
and Frames, Glass for all purposes,
painting* and engraving* framed in the
best manner.
Also, u miscellaneous stock of useful
good* too numerous to mention but d»-
ssrving the attention of buyers.
CHEAP FUR CASH.
I am alw ays glad to ree and serve my
friend* and the public.
oct27
CARRI AGejsr II A RN L
AND
la tb* olSi-M anrt m.itt |w»p«Sir arlnrllBc sed
Btvchur
CirrulsKon i
rslly Hlvstmtvit.
lmr>. Pahli.h«a wnekly. e*h<1 fur
tnlml racev fnMIshrd amt *>•» the laprrrt
attun «>f any paper of Ita otm»» in f baOltrld.
tlliirtmlvl. Beja Hass of W’.*xl Knarar-
evhli.natl waaklr. Sahrt fi>r snarKnan
S»»P*1 rOfv fijtysw’. t'oar im nlha’trial, fl.
kCnN ft tXJ^'Prai.MiIltirs, an Broadway. N.T.
you want a
^
PINK WATCH OR CLOCK
STBKLIRO SILVKRWARK.
oa either skis of tbs sntrance bridge.
TktolimMto hav* beau mutfh admired by
ths MMafk of tbs tmpsrtal housebokl; but
CXIC< Muu to was sabmittsd to tbs smperor it was
retosdrob tbe gAmnd that it
was wai la aooonlana* with tha principles of
’ and politeness that foreign princes
of dutiuctioa who cams to
tbs fast
a bores hartrtddcn by him.-Philadelphia
• raontlrly .Fashion
“ITIn# times out of
habltnally keep# her
fter to ask L
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CHARLESTON* S. C.
-—HAVE JUST BECElVEI)-r-
4 CAH LOADS FAHM WAGONS.
. ALL SIZES, ONE fO SIX HORSES
s * * 7
Goodyear & Go’s. Onc-llorsc Wagon.
. .. ' ( ^ ,
THE BEST KNOWN FOR THE PRICE—$30.
^l^ln Stock a tine assortment of
CABRIOLETTES, SURKIES, PH/ETONS,
OPEN AND TOP BUGGIKs, SPRING WAGONS.
Also a full line of Single and Double Harness, Fine Track Harness, etc, Tbe
above arc special shipments, and the Good* most desirable. Will be sold out at
very low figures. To arrive, another ear load of ' * '
“THE BKST” ROA.D CARTS.
• These CARTS are made of the finest material throughout, are models of excel
lence, and are recommended by all who have used them as far superior to all
other makes; price $25.
.* Y .
Also a full line of Hardw are, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Rubber and
Leather Belting—best quality. Lace Leathe, Machine Oils, Carriage and Wagon
«Alaterials, Shoe Findings, Leather of all kind*, «fcc., at l,owe«t Prices.
—Medal-Brand-Ready
Price $2 Per Square. 100 Feet-Ab olutely Water aiJ Xire Prouf.
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