The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 05, 1891, Image 4

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Oil! pray, r r «y ^ th« d«uil T*?ry Mvont) death U cmlUnr, £w«r ono* fall like the Autumn leavoe; Where'* the lhat hiu* m> garland? Where a the home where no mourner Khev<nf Oriever; for th<*e who, perliape in an^uuilt. Barred from fckvy are doomed to roam, Vnloeleaa, hel|ile*M. Oh, you loved them: B-C our Father to call them honuv Home from Buffering, darkrteea, dread; Oh! pray, pray for the deadl ' Oh! pray, pray for the dead! !Yay for thoee whom the j-mwnlng: billows Swallowed down In their fearful wrath, Thoee who, scorched by the breath of fevea Bell Ukegraan in the movrer'c path; Those who dropped hy th« way unnoticed* Those who died in the batt)e'a din; All are loved by our Lord. And holy, * AH must suffer w ho shop to siu; . Plead for rest for each weary head. Oh! pray, pray for the deadl MUSIC [HOUSE, COLMBIA,S. C ' c ^ J N. W ; TKl M T, Man a ok it/ r • ■ , . D. A. TKESSUKY, Aoknt; Headquarters. —AND— Oh! pray, pray for the deadl nmied frienda, can wo o’er forcet you. You who felt for our weal or woe? ^ Cod be with you, our silent alocpera, rU.vinj? un<k*r the turf so low! Unless, vain U our weak bewailing; Vain are murmur and soh&nd tear; * What, oh, what can our grief avail you. Lifeless dust that was once so dear? Hark! a sigh from each lowly bed; Sold at Factory Prices. 10 jytjft p+iU mnkcH to svhrtfft m. X, —Michigan Catholio, —15RANCH OFFICK OF— HIDDEN & BATES. Itprio- ly —have; NOW on; HAND— A complete: assortment of COFFINS0AND£CASKETS <‘F AIX SIZES, STYLES ani» QUALITIES. l’riev« tht*, lowest In thsCouhty. • L’eraona tbf*c ^(hmU will call on W. W r MOORE, At McNah, Walker it Co.V Sttiro, Karn- "ell C. IL* S.C,; W. 11. OSWALD, Al- lomlulf, S. f*. 4i, y .eh C-tf ' * For Good Goods and a plenty of them. Low Prices on Everything and Fair 1 reatment for EveryGody. x. Not Taking Small,Tips. ' A gentleman who la not averse to tipping a waiter when he happens to have the requisite sinall chango hud a curious experience in a well patronized restaurant in Sixth avenue a few nights ago. He took bin wife into tho restau rant after the theatre and enjoyed re- freehmenta, the cost of which footed up tl.U3. He had not a penny of change. ) and he handed hia waiter a two dollar bill with which to pay his check. With out waiting for the five cents change he started to leave the place. His wife ami himself had got as far as the door when tho waiter overtook them and tendered + the gentleman a nickel “Old keep that,” said the man indifferently. “No. thank you, sir,’’ said the waiter very politely, “I beg your pardon, but 1 can not accept it” “Why not?” said the gentleman some what impatiently. “Because, sir, I am not allowed to take a tip of Ices than ten cents. The waiters here have a pool, and one of the mice is,that no member of the pool shall take leAi than a dime by wajTot a tip^" The gentleman, somewhat embarrassed, explained that the nickel was the only bit of change that he had, wherenpon the waiter blandly remarked, “Oh, that is all right, sir: yon can hand it to me the next time yon come in. n —New York Times. ^ ' Charles Zissett, tl A * 5 ‘ * .s' Practical Watchmaker. E'irst door south of Itrown House/' Barnwell il., S. C., offers his service* to the public. An experience of upwards of forty years is the best guarantee that ho knows his business and will give satis faction in the quality (if his work and the moderation orhis charges. Reliable time keepers for sale, inch# r X W J pr. R L, liarlei), DENTAL SURGEON, BAJtNWELL, S. C. Offers his professional services to the citizens of Barnwell and the surround ing country. Will devote Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays to office practice and Thursdays, Fridays and UmsaB-tHi ni'ighhoring tnwna: and th FaciMty of the of the University country. Reference*:—The Dental Department of .M anyInlui. OFETOE ON MAIN STREET, • East of the Dost Oflice. 4 dec.My Singular Ways of Offlca Snekrra, M It'» a curiona world,” wghed a Georgia politiemn, as ho knocked the ashes from hia cigar and gazed thoughtfully out of the hotel window. "In what w»y?” asked his companion. “Well, politically.” was the reply. “J know a dozen men in my county who have left home, wife, children, business, to run after a miserable county office which isn't worth $300 a year. And for such an office they are willing to pay $500!” “By the way. colonel," said his com panion, “what office are you running for now?" “Coroner, sir." ahouted the colonel with great enthusiasm, “and I’ll have it if it costs me $1,000."—Atlanta Con stitution. Style In the Itedroom. The latest fad of wealthy and fastidi ous ladies is a craze, not for crazy quilta, but silk sheet* daintily embroidered. Sachets filled with some delicate per fume are fastened in tho corners, and a flower corresponding to the one with which the sachets are tilled is embroid ered over the sheet Old fashioned “puffs" or eiderdown quilts are tilled inside with delicate perfumes, and one reclines not on but under a bed of roeea. A new bedspread in marked contrast is made of coarse linen sheeting, embroid ered all over in gold colored silk in bold, conventional designs, wrought in the longs tom stitch .known to our grand* mothers. — N e vv York Lydgyr. Rogers, jci/L,ki\t< >nl m. c\ - .Keeps constantly on hand full lines of all GEN E11A L M ER< IIAN MSI; adapted to the trade of both town and | country,, ami cordially invite* the good people of AiVen and Barnwell 'eountie* i to-examine his slock and ascertain hi* prices which ~ (11 A M, MXG K COM PET IT I < >\. My flood* were bought right and will be sold right. . - . ( HEAP FOR CASH. All Country Produce ■bought at Hmi highest market price. W.J. ROGEIRS, Elllentbn, S. C. jan S*Jfll . * Fire! Fire! Fire! To guard against loss by Fire, insure with the R. M. Mixson Agency, BLACKVILL.E, S.C. • * Fourteen years exjierieuce. This Agency writes for the strongest and most reliable Companies in the I nited State*—Namely. Asset*. 1 Home, N. Y., - $ 9,061,6.*)7 ( IX> ! Ins. Co.,North America, B,6h6,06fi.00 PhuMtix of Hartford, Conn.. j Hamburg lirenien, Hamburg, (fermany, - 1,M8,<;.’S.00 lltlieruiif, of N. O. - - 5s7 f 353.00 PARAGON lachine Works, Howard Bros. Propr’s, BLACKY ILLE, S. C; ’ To the u*er.j of Motive Power and lien era! Macjhlyery: We call Vour attention to the fa<;t that we are prepared, .with latest Improved Tool* and .Machinery, to do work on anv Machinery used in this country. Such as. ' ^ COTTON GINS, GRISTMILLS, "—-: -- rrmo!v pitr^sTy; —— has cleared out the surplus of E'all and Winter Good* and is ready with E'ull New Stocks for the SmUsTO- TEA TITO ' ' . • ' ' -S* < ' V Wjthout hot hurry, ^Ith the most deliberate care, he has made*selections in the best hrst markets, bought at the most favorable times and is now fully prepared v\ 1 Hi u . ^ Series of Spring Surprises that cannot fail to please the people hy their extent and variety and startle and stagger all competition hy their CHEAPNESS and COMPLETENEISS. H is an advance edition of the much talked of Ameri<. u » . ... . edition of the much talked of American Exposition to be held in nicago t\\ o years off, brought to your very doors and containing the best goods from the best manufactories ip^ije qld world and the new, from the North m all thi* region and ess Good* for 1 iidjM.* gooos i rom Uie oeat manufactories tp«Hje qld world and the i the South, the E.ast and the \V est, and a44 at prices strange ii , , , n k n tq.ftjjjjcrnil^titor*. 1 n 1 >ry Goods and Notion*, Dr for their use and enjoyment. all the hew staple* made SPECIAL HARDWARE STCRE. We have removed to New Store corner Clark Street and Rail Road Avenue, Blackville, S. C. and can now shqvv you as complete a stock of Hardware as can be found anywhere. ' " , . . • ■ v 5. Our stock comprise* all kind* of Staple and Fancy Hardware, Fine Table and Pocket Cutler^, Guns, Pistols and Ammunition, Sroves. Tinware, Harness, Paints, Oil and Glass. Aon can save money by buying from us.’ , We also do all kinds of Tinning. Rooting, Guttering and Repairing at lowes, possible price*. We have constantly on hand a full line of Stove repairs andean make your stove as good as new at small cost. 1 octl<5 cbfng upon my trail. In Clothing for men and boys, in Shoes for ladies and the lord* of creation, in all the necessaries that all must have and in all the luxuries that the, well to d can afford I am master of the situation. Fertile campaign of 1891 | stand the platform of the Largest Stocks and Lowest Priceifand l shall not eat words. * f o on my am ts Prsve, - - - 5,001,247.00 PULLEYS. H^VGERS,* MILL (iEA RING, Shafting and easting* of Jron or Bra** of anv *i/.e. Social aUentioq given to GIN WORK. Having a first ela«s Gin Builder, we can dnallkiud*of tlTn Work, new brush .wbrel*, new saw*, boxes, *£e. Saw* sharpened only bv baud. jultll THE SCALES nmr *nd at.ll time., that it will pay tho people to come to-mo anj , 0 I Invite one hikI all, rich and poor, from far and near, to coum to / * ir > / THE PLACE F0R THE PEOPLE, - *MI@HALSON!S* V< * • ^ " FIRE, FIRE, FIRE. jan 29-tf BARJTWELL; S. O. WE ARE NOW PREPARED and w leirer or wire in I Ilf ^ M ' ,ln are the same for reliable Companies -o wJttm vou pay for insmaiioe-be stire you are received in . 1 1 ' ill be IIIO«| I pleased to place your Insurance 'liable com pan ie- on the Globe. bv All occur* VV e represent the a cpmpany that i> able to pay t\hrii a loss JuoaJon a;;5 <§!obe, LAN( ASHIRE HARTFORD, OK 1.1 V r KIC l*< M >L,, KN’CAIj \ X I >. of M anefic-jer, Eng. N CONTINENT A L, of X. Y M 1 . M. 4UIM K. Uf ■#. ¥■: K NON\ J |,I. Tenn. Jn rhe Town* of tin Happiness. , . Cogntv we will insure ( hur. !n -.in ih.* Nwiv^pla,!. E’oroni November. lor rlTrf- \t , tr - (>.. i.-tec nrn» flt , r!i F..r five veap^j tra-h. 1, 12 montb* ami i .(•IN HGl SE>, vh will tii»tire* on ea«v t.-rm MIND SToli.M Policies written. I ►welling n ami not* .*1 montb*. honl Hou«ea For Insurnnee call on - s , *» ' TUi O- ft Of Justice. Mina Itcs. Alice E. Ives, the author of the much discussed article on “The Domestic Purse Strings," has taken up her residence in this city. 9he is a bright little woman, with ideas and opinions of her own abont social and political economics and other topics which are too knotty for most of our women. She is a rapid talker, talks well, and delivers an opinion with all the dignity of an august judge upon the woolsack. Miss Ives is a Detroiter, and won her literary spurs as a contributor to The Free Press and Journal of that ‘city.—New York World. It is claimed that the first silver mines worked in the United States by Euro peans are situated in the mountains »e;ir Tucson, and although they are repre sented to have been so securelydudden by the Jesuits ero they were driven from the country that their location is now unknown, tradition says that some of them were marvelously rich. Total amount represen ted by this Agency, $ 24,455,870.00 Cheapest rate* (in Dwellings, Barns, Mercantile Building*, Mercantile Stock* and all inannernf per*onal property. Gin house* and machinery a special ty. Prompt attention to bu*ine**. E'or further information address * . R. M. MIXSON'S AGENCY. I represent the U»-*t and cheapest ac cident L 'mipanic* doing fiusinc**South. R. Si. MIXSON,’Manager, Illackvillti Js. C. April 11-tf Tanks, StacVs, ^ Tubes, Ogres, Gins, Mlth? O B. J. HAMMET, IiA.fi.4R0 A I i AVKNUIC, HI. A.C'KV1L,LK. H. C* < Cl I y *d«»4*k inu CouulyCliy. The B***t, Groceries for family use, Hams, Breakfast Strips E'lotir, Rice, Coffee*, Tea*, Sugars, CheeMvio. The lH*»t fruits that the market* afford, orange*, apples, banana*, lemons, Ac. al*o potatoes, turnip*, cabbage, Ac. Tin* best cigars, chewing and smok ing tobacco titbit can be found, so-con- noisseur* say. The best Aewing Machines, all attach ment*, needle*, Ac Ac., Pictures ami E'ramcs, Glass for all purposes, paintings and cngravii'gs framed In the best manner. Also, a miscellaneous stock of useful g<>od> too numerous to mention but de- 1 1! <;A1* for ( ASH, f am always glad to fee au&serve my friends and the public. oot27 SOUND mind in a sound body” 1* the greatest earthly blessing. "Hh that iiiati is ina*terof all huiifan effort-, and woiuan qm-. n oN-r h! 1 -it- • m nations. Healtb and happiness go hand in hand and without tlieni there is no real and lasting upward progress and growing pro»j*-rity. To atifH-guartl health l* the first dfity of parent* t** ih**m-ehF* that they mat faithfully support the resjamsUtilltie* that life ha* given tlieni, and equally , sacre<I should be their care that the olKe plant* of their honseliolda »hoitld grow | into strong, reliant mauhm>d and beautiful and accompjisbed wiKiianjosHl ^Against the thousand Ills that flesh is heir Itest minds of many centuries have discovo that strengthen humanity against the attack* of oj that are contirihally lengthening tlie short span of our lives, -o hedged al»out with cruol foe*. All the most approved remedies that the pa«t ha* given present, “the heir of all the ages,” can be found iji their be«t purity at the Opera House Drug Store PariyWeH, S. C. SIMONS & WOODWARD, Barnwell S. C. Gr- X). c. LJAHSTG-E, ~ DEALER IN P/ush Goods, Xmas Cards, Magic Pocket Lamos All the Latest Novelties. FADGY to the new of Mr. Kirk Monroe lives in an earthly paradise which he discovered for himself at the extremity of Florida, almost at the very front gate of Cuba, and far from the haunts of tourists and winter settlers, who now threaten to follow him over a new railroad and turn lus soli- tude into a fashionable settlement, to his great dismay. a- " 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ When in his laboratory Edisonusually wears a shabby gray coat that conceals his identity very effectively from the chance visitor. He is more powerfully built than most people would consider him to be. His head and neck are both unusually large, and his deep chest sup ports a pair of very broad shoulders. FOR SALE. M y Earge new dwelling, containiug 8 large rooms. • Bath-room and Water-works In the Qou*e—nice Servant’s House, large Stable*, and all necessary outbuildings. -Fine well of water. “ Large vegetable garden. . Handsome flower garden, Be*t location in town. -- ' ^ Terms easy Apply Jto . . A. J. LEVY,, Blackville, & C. tou-tf CO 2u;U!j put 'Suilisg ‘*3|jR d m ‘aujytqS ‘sjopBluj Mr, F. M. POOSER. our South Caro lina representative, will he glad to call on.persons in need-of or intending to purchase machinery. [aug22 1 — ; .. ■ ’jjvw— ■■ BEST IN BLACKVILLE. ^ - —- *. J. H BOROER S RES T A U R A N T A N D F AM IL Y GROCER Y. New Store, New Stock. Fresh Bread every day. All the Delicacies of the Season, Choice Confectionaries, IB**t Cigar*, Fruit*, Ac., and au old fashioned welco i»e from J. II. BORGKR, Proprietor. Which invites; with the utmost cordiality, the patronage of all in tu-cd cincm for the prevention of incipient*r the relief of confirmed di’-etise*. i»nt the hc*t good*, lionght from the best house* Li the be*t uiarWei* of ion w ill be kept on hand and bur medi- N one the l n- Prices Will Please The People. Will keep ip. Brush** »r itseif a* our you want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK STERLING SILVERWARE. RICH JEWELRY, GOOD MEDICINES. Wkst’s Klkctkic Clue, price $1.00 per bottle. 1 Lawkkxce’s Liver Stimulator— price 50 cents per bottle. Charles Pechmann is agent for these excellent remedies and will be pleased to relieve the sick and suffering. » sepl'J-tf Gk<». W, Croft, Aiken, S. C. J, B. BURCKHALTKIt, Barnwell, S. C. Croft & Burckhalter, A.XXCmX.RYH VX LA.W BARNWELL C. IL, 8. C. ' Will practice in all the Court* of thi* State and ill the United State* ( ourts. Mr. Croft will attend the Court* oC Barnwell County and all matter* of iiri poruutce w ill receive the personal at tvntion of each ib^c. .vrof the firm. may 2D-U . FINEST QUALITY TABLE LERY, WT OR SPECTACLES, Send your order*, to or cV.( at Jas. Allan & Co 285 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. For those who have faith in patent or nroprietary medicines wc stock all preparation* that have wpn their way to public approval. Our stock of Fancv (iixul*, Toilet Accessories, Soap*, Perfuirierie*, and miscellaneous sundries i* so complete and superior that it .-| -**tHting-a Iqwyfpit** wafftfftrttrr t"ffTTTlIT ■' - CoiinbTseur* of good Cigars and Tobacco, chewing and *no»king will lind j stock'(iTthe very LeTTqi 1 a !ty grown 1 iiAn 1 erica a 1 o 1 I'>rejg 11 ilclds fjG m ‘ Prescription* compounded at any hour of the day or night with the most careful exactness. * • t M e will f>e glad to w ait upmi our old friend* aml’will rejoic** to make legions of new patron*. Alb vlsitbr* to the County seat, for business or on pleasure bent, are sincerely invited to call at the * OPERA HOUSE OPUti S CORE], 0 - The last and best chapter iii Barnwell’s l»oom. KIRKLAND & HOLMAN, Proprietors. oct 30-tf ' , • GOODS Hobby Horses. Velocipedes r ro V s 1 >ois ^ taiionerj —and— * Bo:ks- ,U if inul 44» i>rHMnMos V»lieet Mhsie.' GrtitnT—Vudbri and Ban to .wi rlngv.’ THE GEM ROLLER OltuAN ONLY ?G,U0. \genf f »r Pi.tups and Organs, Rubber Stumps aud Stencils. Mufieni Instm merits Repaired. The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to this citv. USTO. 27, B. B. Blackviflle| C. Pfogfess apd Pfospefity. ■ —T- A. HOWARD PATTERSON, AXXC > 11IX K V-A X-L A W. BARNWELL C. H„ S.C. Will give prompt attention to all bus iness entrusted to his care. J a n u a ry-'P t h, 189p. '' FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney-at-Law, BAM BERG, S. C. Office over II. C. Folk & Co/s store. mar20-t * ■ T. ft ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Special attention given to the computation of water-powers, leveling and drain• ~h •postal rani adflrcssed to me at Martins, S. C., will*receive prompt attention, oct 10 39-1^ •*»* nDTrasriT’s ide^ot. , ■£- . ■■ s . • / ■ y' " ' ,. s ‘ The South Bound Railroatl has missed Barnwell, but the old town will not mis* the South Bound,for ■' ~Dn ~n -tl’r ZDe'pO'L, Northwest of the Court House Square, i* completed and a new era of push and pluck is begun to help forward her progress and prosperity. Everybody know* that ‘ _— TWO AND TWO MAKE FOUR 1 , ■ It 1* ju*t as true and plain that Good Goods and aplenty of them, Bed Rock Price* and Fair Treatment will draw and keep trade and be of equal and mutual profit to buyers and sellers. On that line I have entered and upon it 1 intend* to hold the fort. The. public generally will please accept the challenge to examine my good*, compare my prices and pass judgment upon my claim to be the •- A***— DEADER IN DOW PRICES In Ghoiee Staple and Fancy Groceries that will strengthen the laborer and coax the appetites of the delicate. • In Clothing that will defy the cold of winter and dispense w ith the attentions of thfMjoctors. x ^ - V ' ' In Dr> Go<k1s that can not faITTo please, purchasers of all classesT In Dress Goods that will make their wearers happy in the knowledge that they are the observed of all observers. ' * In Shoes that give, comfort ami grace and beauty in all the daily walks of life, - In Notions in endless variety, Glove*, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Jtibbons, Laces, Perfumery, Embroidery, Soap*, Combs, Brushes, Ac., Ac. In all the Household Goods in constant use, Crockery ware, Tinware, Hard ware, Cutlery, &e., Ac. „ • - lu all the wide variety of articles kept in all first class stocks of General Mer chandise. ’ J??!:* Come and be convinced to your ow n profit and pleasure. Tlds advertisement is simply my invitation and\program, and not any attempt,to describe all the at tractions and advantages I am offering. ' , . COME AND COME QUICKDY and you will come again and again. Last amt by no means least don’t make your Choice of Christmas Goods until vou have seen idv abundant consignment directfrom SANTA CL A UR. , JESSE DUNN". BAK-NWliU., S.C. TIIE Country is toi be congratulated upon tire closing of tho unprecedented political campaign of tills year, hs hot excitements are cooling and thw public can now give umlrv ided attention to buxines- affairs, leaving the management of public concerns to tin* bands of the -ei vant* of their choice and trust. It Is to l>o hojied that.ttie. labor* ol the, poHticiarrs'win hear the uich ripe fruit* that they promised fo tliejicople 'S et while waiting for their of lower Ha in well and upper Haiiqifou and Colleton uing of better timCs at the eata Wixhinents.ol' Coming all the inhabitant!* an find the bright begin- • r* . All & All, Allendale, S. C. Who, nieusiiriri.ii the full meaning ami responsibility of their word*, claim and e l?y the logic of sight and feeling that they are now offering are prepared to prov for sale the most S“ple:n-cL:LcL Stocks Of General Merchandise ever gathered between the waters of the Havannah and fhe Saltkehatchie, the sea shofe ami the foot hill* of the up-country. From the best American and foreign markets we have collected all the goods that the needs and tite clcgaiil. luxuries of life require, including Clotliing, Dry Goods, Staple and Fancy Groceries, ( rockery, Hardware, Hat*, Shoes, Trunks, Umbrellas, 'Road ( arts, Ruggies, Jersey and Plantation Wagons and Harness and all the long lines of useful and ornamental goods belonging to the civilization of tiie century. Our stock of Notions and Dress and Millinery Good* ha* been selected wdth th© greatest care by a buyer of the choicest tas,te and cannot fall to please th© ladles, who are most cordially invited to insjuict aud pass judgment upon the results of our effort* rn their behalf. ''X. Asto price*—They will «atisfy the most careful buyers. Noonecan underbuy ami noon shall undersell tin. The g(*>.1x are here and they weie bought to sell. We have just received three car loads.of prime horse* and males, and have arranged for weekly shipments of the best Blue Grass Stock for plantation and pleasure purposes . Don’t buy anything elsewhere until you have given us a trial. We pledge our best efforts, to serve you to your advantage even more than to our own profit* • ALL dt ALL, oct 30-tf ' • Alkudale, 8.C. t 1