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ITAULKS 1’ECIIMANN Tak»*«
plruHirt! ill informinif his many
nld frimuls iiml thc ^cm'ral |>uh-
H6 thiil his innvaulilc- hiixinos is now
local cm! jnsb Hast of |1^«< imrt ilonsoon
|.hc Sqnaic, w hi'ic, with ^oo<l stock.s of
choice jjimmIm uml prices l liat no scnsihlc
merchant can mulcrscll ho hopes to
merit ami receive a full share of public
nktronai'o. Jle- corilially inviles an ex
amination of hij< 14took of 'general mer-
chamlisc, uhich is full in-all lines anil
tins boon most 'qiriifuliy helcctui.LXo.AmiL
(his market. Ills Ion*h experieimc lias
learned him exactly what the people
w ant and need and they can. lind every
thing at my store iiml at %u most mod
erate prices.
In tin*, line of Wines, Whiskeys
and Hrandles I have tlio very best and
purest goods in the country. Some of
my brands are so old that theyj^in jntrd-
ly be bouglit In any markeei I have
kept them tor years and now offer them
to.nil needing sometipng superior for
nutd icftt ntt»t)t »»f T<ociai joy me .
ill he clad to see my fi iunds and
the.general public, .
Charles Pechmann.
apr ao-tf . " . .
G|I^S AND FLOWERS.
Ot»« Girt tlho 8*rta Them Shrewdly, am)
On« tVho t T »o« Them Curiously.
A genial old gentleman was buying
Tioleto from the flower girl on Broadway.
“Well, I’m getting to bo a pretty old
customer, oh, Katie,** bo observed, ad he
arranged the flowers in the lapd of hie
overcoat.
- “Yon’ve boon Imyin' flowers a good
niany years, sir, but you’re not old yet,*'
replied Katie, with the shrewd flattery
of her sex. “I like to see a gentleman
wear flowers, especially a middle ng*:d
gentleman. Tiiat show's his heart ain’t
growin’ old, an’ it shows ho likes what’s
sweet an’ dean. I notice a lot of the
gentJemen lose their grip in that way
when they get along."
“How .do you mean they lose thcii
— grip, Katie?” asked the gontiemati.
“Ob, they get over carin’ for vilets
when they get married and has fam
ilies,” replied the flower girl. “1 see a
lot of young fellers dressed up fine goin’
, along hero for a few years, an’ they all
wear flowers in their coats. They arc
all bright, just like the flower, and you
can’t help likin’ ’em for it. That’s when
they’re mashers an’ when the girls care
for ’em.
“Then they get married, an’ tho first
J ttrfng they'drop ia the flowers from their
coats. That takes away all their bright
ness, an’ then it docs seem as if they go
sorter dusty, un’ns if their hats were
old or not brushed. Onoo in a while,
though, a gentleman ^gets married an’
grows a little old an’still he buys vi’lets.
like you do, sir. Then I think he must
be a nicer sort of*umn than tho rest, an
probably is very happy at home with a
good wife an’ children.”
The old gentleman blushed, and
hemmed and hawed.
“Humph! Haw—what's the price, of
those roses, Katie? They look very
froth.”
“Two dollars a dozen eir, and they're
fresh cut this morning.”
“Huaipill Haw—well, pick out two
dosen nice ones and s»*ml them to ray
wife. Hero! This is my card. Uood
morning, Katie.”
“That’s a nice gentlcngin^ said Katie
to herself, as the customer walked away.
“I gnetis 1 reminded him of his wife,
though. That’s the way with tfiy Ix-st
of ’em. They never forget their own
buttonholes, but they think a woman-
don’t m*txl afly more roses after her hair
begins to get gray."
—A pH W^TTs ’ such an extreme T*d!
end favorite that tho men . she known
bunlen her with floral inenientocH of
their regard has many strange and ih>
Kic ways of disposing of her superfluous
bouquets. In the first place site never
gives any prefcTenn-to one over anedher,
but selects the one site is to cany by ad
vancing with her eyes closed to a large
tabic, upon winch tin y have U'pu indis
criminately scattered by a servant, and
ftclette one at random. This, she de
clares, navi's the trouble of thinking the
question over, and gives an equal chance
to all her admirers. Ira Tt/r mr* A
She then baa her maid pluck all toe R, M, MlXSOIl AgGIlCy,
An Old Friend I P r * R . L. Harley,
MONEY
(Irs.i !># rnrn<*«* at our XKW jj,,# nf vr< rk,
rajdtUjT aHiVi t»mior»tbly, l»y tliow c»f
tdtit* r ►r*, yout»ir “f and id th« if
otv'ii l»n viTtorevet Hit y 1iv e A uy
ottai * it,d d»» tin* «« »k. l.«a\ to
W + furttish Wr vtftrt you. Nori-k. V « a « an ota
your spare iin»n»et»ts. **r all yottlk lime |q ilia work. '11*1* la nn
entirely nv»v t*ad,»»Hl bring* wonderful am » e*» tofvrry t i 'kcr.
!L tmincrs Ain ramiitfr from .» to mnl wmd*,
nmi mo*t* ftlter a iiltla ri*neHam*e. W#» ctm furnish you the em-
ido%uictit aii*l ton h V'-o No apaevto ttitliiln hare Koll
inf«f matluu t HKIC. T 1C T ft 141.. Al M fctA, .HAiMl.
DENTAL SURGEON
, BARNWELL, S. C.
Offers his professional servIceK to the
citizens of Barnwell and the surrOund-
ing country. Will duvotu .Mpnilays,
Tubsflays and Wednesdays tb olliee
practice and Thursdays, Fridays and
.Saturdays to calls in neighboring towns
and the country. -
Refert.'ines:—'J'lm Faculty of the
Dental Department of tho t'niversity
of Marvlaml.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET,
East of the 1’ost Ollice.
dec.')-1 y
Moore -Co.
—IIA V E NOW (>N 11A XI )—
A CO.Ml’I.ETE ASSORTMENT OF
Charles Zissett,
W\ Practical Watchmaker.
First door south of Brown Ilnuso,
Barnwell C. II.,8.€., offerg his services
to t he public.
An experience of upwards of forty
years is the best guarantee that lie
knows hi*business and will give satis
faction in the quality of his work and
the moderation of his charge*.
' | £4P”Jteliable time keeper* for sale.
. I l*M*b*t ■"■■■■"■ ii.r-. i i. ii— i m i
COFFINS SANDS CASKETS
OF ALL SIZES, STYLES am* Ol'ALI TIES.
I’rices the lowest in the County.
Persons needing these goods will call on
W. W. MOORE,
At MrNab, Walker & Co.’s Store, Barn
well C. IL, S. C.; W. II. OSWALD, Al-
lendale, S. C, ’
ch G-tf w .
ANT THG
R AT I.E AST That seeMun of ils best part circling around Barnwell, to
kn.ow that while they d<* f notehiim to have more, goitds in stock than
can he found in all New York, nor profess to sell merchandise cheaper
than first cost from manufacturers and importers, they arc nevertheless ami
propose to stay u ' 'P .. ■
PARAGON
Machine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
BLACKY ILLE, 8. C.
‘ To the users of Motive Power and
General Machinery:
We call your attention'to the fact that
we are. prepared, with latest improved
TrwTtr’and M.u1h«»»mwi» vmxl.im j
o*
s.
In keeping full stocks,of all. first-claKS goods adapted to the needs
and requirements of this section, and selling them at
Live and Let Live Prices.
V'e do not expect to get rich this year or,next, and we shall not risk hurting
ourselves or disappointing onreustomers by attempuug.to do more than We are
ride <>r than is good for their best interests. By eonilueiing business on business
•tnrtftcTpfes w-vrttfry^frTmrFVejff:'^- fihlc tfV*VTve-b:YflTremIsTir-;i-sarersttntdy,-
nti ilorm eon rse, to on rmutirxl p roll fa rot y.xttsfU c tto i r~; *———— | -r—
We shall, therefore, continue on o«T original platform <d' Icreping complete
lines of'all goods that our eustomers need and ean atloriL <»urstoek of groeerii s
for family use is ht all times full and comprises the host eatables to be had in the
American markers. We keep constantly on hand heavy plantation supplies, all
agricultural implements in itse'hy our farmers, the most, approved plows, hoes,
g airs and harness, the best wagons, buggies and road varp*.
Our dry and dress goods cannot fail to give satisfaction. They comprise all
.lines for ail oeeupatch*s, from stout good- lot field laborers to the’ daintiest fa
brics for society purposes, in sjun*** we ean. suit all ages and conditions
woodwaiv, crockery and hardware, furniture and mattresses trunks,
tobacco and cigars we are fully up to the rcquftimicnts of the times.
Nor have we forgotten our masculine.friends. They will always find us pre
pared to supply them u iih clothing, liar- and umLrwear suited to the seasons.
In short we are “four square’’ ready for business.
Our measures shall be four quarts to the galldn, thirry:«ix inches to the yard
and sixteen ounces to tho pound. Our sal«*smen will give ail customers the mfi-t
courteous attention and spare no clforts to give them the best satisEacthm.
So, wishing to one and all a happy ami prosperous new yeac, and ph dgwig
ourselves to lielp to make it such to all who favor us with their patronage^ we
declare our house organized and ready to proceed to business.
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In tin,
ry>tipn*, J
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
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BARNWEbLC. H.. S. C„ .
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—Wood Workers and Dealers, and Manufacturers of— -
Doors, Sash, Blinds* Newels, Balusters, Brackets, Scroll-Work.
' ' - - , * # «. * * -.
B.uilders Hardware in Stock.
\ # _ '
—Manufacturers of—
WAGONS BY WHOLESALE, -
• ' ' ' "*• . ' ' ' S
^’J’hese W’agons are Guaranted to be EQUAL TO ANY MADE in the United
~ - A ^ _ jgUaXe^PvAtLas-to.J.’xiee.s, will be sold against all nompoUtiou.
Lumber cf all kinds kept in Stock, or the Yard.
Nousltij Weathsrboarding a Spscialtij.
G. Duncan Bellinger,
President.
dec 11-tf
Wm. McNab,
Secretary
Barnwell C. H.. S. C.
Gr. X). C.
' . , DEALER IN . \
Base Ball Supplies,
All the Latest iNoVelties.
<* ® •
FAnev
f ft A It ! 1 to h***?
tft* *, ft«y Uif J lulrtLir* III I»r*« «Mf
•«•« »«*» I »»* < I w rNft, v*h! ft hu,
t! MMyUtti ftorll l»»4llt»t*k‘«»*y,
i»o«v I * Tt»« MftftiMi Ikltftrft »
Ut>«« ftt»> ^ vftf lliry fUt 1 ft Ml • Infill ft*
S3000
< . ..in tl|. 'r.>» nlw..
Ih.- •llu.t. <« .‘f n.. «l
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t.a>«» .Ir-a.lv t.u/l.t *»..l )'
iiutM'^r, «* .i.Miakiuif *
...t MOl I l» *..11 i •. 11 ui»r* r a* w* -* - ■ —- -
i;. AlaLUM. «*»* ***>. Aiisu«tM. Uttin*-.
Fire! Fire! Fire!
/To guard against loss by Eire, Itnuiro
w ith the
. >. .ml M'lK wij
.. , tit,in n*. h .M.lin I >r *• ***•}' I
, I w 'Ih -i. i i • r»
, ■ . r.r *I. If . % I vs
itanrMliC. snirMi
peta!* from the rM*** that an* h
these an* saved until the next morning,
when, after coming ont of her Until, they
are poured in a shower over Iw r. and sho
sUnda among them while her toilet ta
completeil. All tho vinlct* are collected
together each night, ami after they nro
tUonniglily luixM the dainty maiden
make* up a small hunch, which she fur.fe-
ens at the nock of her nightgown,
that are left are tu.sM*d ov'Pf her U-d ;kfU*r
sho hna retiml. Tho orchidtr are made
into aa brgi* a l unch m j l^P si Lie and
•uspecdisl from tV chandelier of her
UsBwu^irtfv York Sun.
llrllrf ta Sirk ur^a.
It is a very old obfcervatiottTkat a doini- ’
mut idea is valuable in contndling the j
human being, ami whether it l** in the
hearing of pain or in the devotion which
lojyls the Turk to die contentedly before
the Hua.si.nn bullets, belief is a factor that
may bo turned to great advantage. In
directly, Christian science may i»rove an
aid to medical m-ience. The intelligent:
phyncun of today could receive n *
greater aid in the fcientiflo practice of |
his pnjfeasion than to lK*cimnirrj*ate«l by
his patients from the obligation invari-
ably to prescribe a dr a*. W lien people ,
uru willing Womplov piii suiiami In
their lives so that they may live in I
health, tho custom which binds th'> phy- |
biciau to prest-ri 1*0 something for Iti.s pa-,
tient will be unnecessary.
As we have become more civilized thi.«*
state of affairs is gradually coming into
place, but there still lingers the expecta
tion that the doctor’s visit means drugs.
Christiau science and faith cure, mare
refined than the spiritualistic beliefs
which h;u;u precede*! them, furrh4fri in
teresting sthidy in inentcl pathology, and
mark au advance from the grosser stqgc
of table tipping and magnetic doctors te*
a recognition of the fact that among the
weapons employed by the scientific phy-
biciau of today an appcxil to a determined
l>uqK!So to overcome pain is worthy of a
ploce beside anti replies and anodynes
and tonics.—CentUry.
BL.ACKVIL.1.E, M.C.
Fourb'eri year* *xjM»ricnce. Thl*
Agency write* for the ►trongeut and
inost reliable Companies in the Uniied
States-—Namely. Asset*, j
lion***, N. Y., - - - $ H,06l,r>7.h0
In*.Co., North America, t*,(»JMi,U3C.0U I
IBnenix of Hartford,
Conn., - - - - 6,061,247.001
llaiuhiirg Bremen, of
Hamhurg, (terinaiiy, - 1,1 M.hAs.OO |
llfbcrnla, of N.O. - - \
j any Machinery used in this country.
► Such as „ - ^
! COTTON GINS, /
CRIST MILLS,
( OTJoN CRESSES.
ITLLEYS. ll ANGERS,
MILL GEARING,
Shafting nhd ca><lmg* of Ir<*n or Bca»*
: of any -d/c. Special attention given to
GIN WORK.
I Having a tlr*t cla*« Gin Builder, we
1 can do all kiud-of Bin Work, neh hru*li
w Ilia*!*, new *aw*, l»4*xe*, Ac. Saw*
*har|M‘iicd only by baud.
July 11
THUS GALES
ITT
IlEAI/lTfl-
Hobby Horses,
Velocipedes
'J’oys* Uols
Stationery
—AND— "
Eo^ks*
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SOUND mind in a aomid hotly
that man i< ma-demf all hum:
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.pplUe
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Of Justice.
B. J. PAMMET,
ItAinitO AM^VKrSTTd,
( urTAC Ji vim.K. k. c
<!||y MiocU in at County City.
The Be*t (ir»K-eric* for family u«p,
j Ham*, Breakfaat Strip* Flour, Rice,
R. M. HIXSON’S AGENCY. 1 Codec*, Teas, Sugar*, ‘ hce-*-, «Xc.
The best fruit* thatlhe market* afford,
oranges, apple*, banana.*, lemons, Ac.
al*o potatoes, turnip*, cald age, Ac.
The best cigar*, chew ing and smok
ing tobacco that can be found, so con
noisseurs *ay.
The he*t Sewing Machines, all attach
menu, oil*, needles, Ac A<*,, Picture*
and Frames, (ila.** fur all purpo>os,
painting* and engraving*framed iii the
toHMTim'r:
Total amount represen
ted by till* Agency, $ 24,46o,S70.00
Cheapest rate* on Dwelling*, Barns,
Merrantilo Ituildinga, Mercantile Stock*
anil all inannerof personal property.
(*in houses and machinery a «pecial-
ty. 1’ronipt attention to hti*iue*a.
For further information addresf
I re|B*esetit tlie best and cheapest ac
cident C *>m panic* doing bbsineaa Soutii.
R.M. MIXSON, Manager,
Blackville 8. C.
april 11-tf
I ’ ■ nation*. IBal’.h am
tiiere i* no real and lasting upw:
To *;ife-guard health i* the tir
faithfully *upport tin* re*;ton*il>ini'n
s»ered shouhl be tlieir care that the oj
into strong, reliant mAnlmod and beau
Again«t the thousand iii* that fi -lj
l»e*t mind* of many centime* have *. -
that »trt agthen hirnanlty against the
that arc continually.iwpgGn'i.ing the *
with cruel fee*. All the ino*t a|
f resent, “the heir of all tlic age*
the
m cffoi 1 -
.* go hat
re** and ;
>f parent)
lii.d lif«
j.Lud* <
ul ami a
rcat
With
In
o\ (
♦ltlj>ble*ring.
and woman queen owrali *it-
1 in hand an l v Ulnmt them
rowing pro-perity.
to them-) 1\» * that they may
ha* given them. a«
•f their household
mp
au
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iu*hlioi
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ment
dy
•m t he *i
o|a*ti an
qiially
slibuld grow
womanhood.
re*earchc* of the
it are remedlc*
- tU»ea*e am!
Mudeal Lnstrnmen.s Sheet Mimic. Guitar Vhdin and Banjo Strings.
THE GEM ROLLER OUuAN ONLY $r,,0().
f >r l*i m and Orgaus, Rubber Stamps and Stcuc..s. Munca* In*irii
Repaired.
The largest and cheapest *toek ever brought to tht* city.
nsro. sv. b. :r.
8Slackvi!!e, S. *'
* • *hort *pan of
rove.! remedie* tl
can be found in
our U\o
r*.t tlie’jh
heir be*t purity at the
In
hedged
. giv* , n
» the
new
Opefa {‘louse D]*ug Stofc
PnrnvieUj S. G.
A Typewriter for Nothing. Dr. j. II. E. MiLHOl S
\ Dental Surgeon.
THE MOsT MARVELOUS
ACHIEVEMENT IN < HEAR AND
l SLiT E .M A< HINE^.
•f all in need of modi
Which invite*, with the utmost cordiality, the patrons..
the reltef cf o»ufirm' ,, U di*ca*o*.
li
nt, ol
eine* for the preyeiition'ot im
bnt the heHf. good*, bought from the best in
iou will be kept on liand and our
No
v.i
the be*t mark
L* of tiie 1 n-
A Power In the Lund,
Lift your hat reverently .when yon
meet the teacher of the primary rchool.
bhti L> the good angel of the republic.
.She lakes tho little bantling, fresh from
tne home nest and full of his pouts and
hia i>a.ssioiiB, an ungovernable little
wretch, whoso own mother honestly ad
mits she sends him to school to get rid
of him. This young lady, who knows
her business, takes h whole c arload of
these anarchists, half of whom, single
handed aud alone, are more than a
match for both their i«ircnts, and at
once puts them in the way of being use
ful and upright citizens. At what ex
pense of toil and weariness! Hero is the
moat responsible position in the whole
school, and if her salary were doubled
she would receive less than she earns.—
♦Shelbyrille (Conn.) Democrat.
Too Plain.
Jaysmith (gloomily)—Larkin called me
a liar today.
Mrs. Jaysmith (indignantly)—Did you
tell him to prove it?
Jaysmith—It wasn’t necessary.—West
Shone.
•Gooo, 00 a !• twin* h* .f^n It.
11‘.«nl** iit % 1 f**y,N \ ,«( wt»ik lot i.* I.* ad«r t
n+mf W 4 »t tirak# ft* n.u* h, but ft ft ran
*« • h y .*m q«**> hty Row |** run* tttmt $& 19
616 ft fUr ftt ft* 4 ft* )n«
ML It.alr »-unr. au, arrft. f»• f
wwmha 1 . gyA:.}i.ai .-^a
tb«* fti/tli. AH i* »***ft . t*fr»t |»«y M till H f
tv# r% ft ,<Ucv. \\ p ftlftrt y r»u. fort|.«|nr
r%« I'thmif* FASH \ . 8l k Ki II.Y IftfttwfH.
I*AHITCt L AH* KHLL. A>l irftt* *1 on, f.
SIINM.% di 40., I0HTLAM4, 1UIM..
Prices Will Please The People.
11 d 1 >«•* g«>od work.
ly automatically. 1-
>truct on. ILt* no |
I - com pact in 1
l* \\c.i i: ath* a;
writ' rapidly w
Operate* < ntircr
-iniplc in cii-
m* to wear out v -
rm and iigiif in w eight,
i iifiiily tinii*iivd. W Ul
iii practice.
• »-
ty
:
Tanks, Stack«,
lubes, Engines,
Gina, Mills.
A i *n
g'Mul* too nutnerou
PI
a mi*ccHancous .*tock of useful
to mention but de
ceiving tin* attention of buyers.
Gil EAR FOR CASH.
I am always glad to >ee aud serve my
friends and the public.
rU.- oct27
For tbo*o whoIniV
di in paycut or
—J,
m o p r'mt .i . y me
a.-uo. i i ■ uavr ,> oiii d
Our stock of i anc\ Guo.!-, l‘.i I Af
Hinl misccBaneou* Mitnlriv* 1* *o compJ.-U
J •‘filling a long felt” want in i!i'- County..
Connoi*. ur* of good ( ig tr* ami 'l'' l > acc
i st'a-k of the verv best qiir itv grown in A
1’rescrijiiious compounded at any
1 careful exactm**. .
We will be glad to waB upon our old t.ien-1 and will r
<»f new patrons. All vis.tor* t-- the b ouiit\ seat, 1 .-i
*iiro since re i.N invited to call at the
I’ll K MERIT.*** >F THIS
ffurrh t)ie-highe*t pral.*'
d* from blindretl*,
^■ ?r<r r;^
M A Cl! 1N E
.* and testi-
i, chyw ing ay ! *
ucrica ami l *retga li
hour of
f the day or night w ith the mo
F
P*
Suijjij pu*
'^Uji^a •Xaiinj g
Mr, F. M. POOSER. our South Caro-
llna repre*eutatlve f will lie glad to call
on persons in need of or intending to
purchase machinery. [aug 22
Smif little fortune*htftftbftftn m«t!ft»t
w.,uk | v .r u«, Uy Anna I'ufTft, Aiifttin,
l uxa*. dti<l .Ino. llonn, 1<4v4o,
8c*» rut. cftUmi «(•**«!< tug a* well. \\ by
[♦i•4' ytMtf* Stmu* ftani over6566.a
puout^. You runUu the work and live
tt-Mi ide, ivher. v«*r you uift. U.v< u l*C-
rlutieni lire en*4f* eumlnff ff*a« 65 t»>
plOil d«y. All ftg’e*, \Ye sh* %\ you how
and *tei t y*u. ( an work iu nmr* tin e
or Ml) th** iliuft. Hijf monry for work
er*. Fftihim unknown nTio.ncr thMii.
NKW Ho'IW*>ii<IerfoL I’arti* iiTar* fiTe.
n.Ilallett At <’rt., ll.ox NnO Porllutitl, Maine
BEST IN BLACKVILLE.
J. II BORGER’S
RES T A U R A N T AND F AM I LY
GROCERY.
New Store, New Stock. Fresh Bread
every day. AIT the Delicacies of the
Season, Choice Confectionaries, Bc*t
Cigars, Fruits, &c.^ and aiT' old
fashioned w elcome from
J. II. BORGER, Proprietor. .
you want a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
*
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE
LERY,
qoUv’to make legion*
-- or on pleasure ben:,
It hi* no ribh .nsto w. arout* I. av-
»•* t*\ erv w ord t i- ib o t" t li* 1 •*}•' rater a*
- on a* printed. RcquL '* no *kiiis*r
pnftice to op. rate.^Operate* l y use
{of ONE HAND only. It* *i/• and
; W' ig’nt adapt* it to irav* mts, I* an
‘ educator for the young, i It'* legibility
and b-auty of its work reconi un nd it to
the usebf aa.
01*1511 A no U »III O K U G SCO it 13
The last ami best iliapter In Biirnwcll's boom. _ . ■
KIRKLAND & HOLMAN, Proprietors.
oct 30-tf _ ~
I’his beautiful and useful ma
chine will be presented, F R E H. t‘> every
new subscriber sending oO lor one
year** subscription io Bki.I'oud’s Mau-
azixk. >cud at once, before the pres
ent supply is i xhausled. „
• BEL FORD'S MAGAZINE CO.,
SOO Broadwav, New York.
j ; Dlackville, 8.1’.
Will have regular itp|»oih4i)ici>t* as
follow * ;.-46
Ai Barnwell, C. IL from 1st. Monday
or'.iie*-dav) in each mouth to Wed*
i e-d.»y eveuiiig. Ollice at the 4’fttte r«
Von Hon <*.
At Sally’s, B. A. A N— R R., from
(it’d Monday in each month to \tedne*-
day evening." Ofiiee ftt PrieeV Hotel..
\\ id lie at Iii* hoin-ollieeat BiaekV ill*
| every Friday and Saturday !r>*m 1st of
; February H»-»*U4h se.ptembcr ijicio*i\e,
: day. from F*: October t <> N .! 1 * t ' J a n 11 ai"y'
fineiu*ive, * • -
W ill makeappomMnent* with patients
i to»n:eet tlieiu at either of his ollice* at
un\ time.'
Patients w ill find it more comfortable
t" Lave tlieir work done at the oiliee,
tliuuijh il deiired will i-all on tltem nt
, their reside.iees anywhere within thirty
i mile.* of •Black ville.
.-BEST BARGA/BS.ii-
Pianos l Organs,
. OR SPECTACLES,
Send your orders to or C' , ’< at
Jas. Allan & Co
285 KING STREET, T
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
ATTA> lilV K Y-AT-C. A W.
BARNWELL C. IL, S, C.
Will give prompt attention to all bus
iness entrusted to hi.* care.
January 9th, jU390y
Will be Made On
Talbott & Sons'
y,
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr,
When Baby raa sick, we gar* ber Castorta.
When she wss a Chu l, she crierf CastorUL
When she became Miss, the ckinf fo'VAstortx
When she had ChiUirea, she gave them Cast or A.
AttornEy-at-Law,
BAMBERG, 8, C,
Office over H. C. Folk •fc Co.’# gtore
mar 20-1
JL.^
r
i rvn PTirJCpgiA,
tc'Vry'Akr?, tjMhCkzaacb »i orJjrs, UfO
BliDWAM* IlWJi BlTUaAL /
, fl rv*r t»'Ole, Genuine 1 *•
. .. wxoii * ^
A pamphlet of Information and ab-i
*> strict of the law*, sbowiar How to/
.OMaln IHtti.t*, Caraat ■» TraU*v|
\MaA>. CoprriebU, tm* fr*. - 1
***** MUNN A CO.
k ^atil Braafttaay,
No* 1WL
T. B. ELLIS. Jr.,
* ' T ' ‘.
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
zottic^^’S DTcreoT.
The South Bound Railroad has mi**cd Baruw'ell, but the old town will not mis*
ilte South Bound v for : — —■?— ~^—
• ' ' . S s' ' ' . /
TDio-TI-Ta’s TDe'pot,
, ■ x -
Northwe91 of th p Cm»Viy4tofrse Squiiro^ is tLonuileted amj a ’ijOW'_jiL-Pl!yIb-AQd
J due Iris begun to lielp forward her progre*.* aud prosperity. Everybody knows
that . / x . .
TWO AiSTO TWO MAKE FOUR.
it is just as true and plain that Good Goods' :rnd a plenty of them, Bed Rock
Priciis and Fair Treatment w ill draw and keep trade ind l>e qf equal and mutual
profit to buyers and sellers. On that line I have entered and upon it I intend to
hold the fort. The public generally w ill please accept the challenge to examine
nry goods, compare my prices and pass judgment upon my claim to be the /
- LEADER IK LOW PRICES
* - .
Ir fli6lce Staple and Faiicv Groceries that will sirengthen tire laborer and coax | with double acting
tbo apiH-titW the .Mk-su*. 'tlie be« now ..ITete
In Clothing tlmt «i!l Uefy ilie cold of winter and di-iiense with the attentions | I sell the most co
of the doctors. , ■ . ^
In Drv GomTu that can not f;pil to ploase purchaser* of all classes. ’X
In Dre-s Good* that will make their wearer* happy in the knowledge that they j 1 resaes at low prices.
1 7n Sdioe* Hiat g?[I comtort and grace nnd beauty jn all the daily walk* of life, j/, Q, BfiDHAM,
In Notions In endless yaricty, Glove*, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ribbon*, Laces, |
Perfumery, Embroidery, Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Ac., Ac. * »
In alLtho Household Goods in constant use, C rockery ware, 1 inware, Hard-i
ware, Cutlery, Ac., Ac. , . ,, , , , , r* %
In a ii (he wide variety of articles kept In gll first class slocks of General Mcr-
Cotnf’iijLl be convinced to^ronr ow n profit ami pleasure. This advertisement
is ?iTh’pi^Tfiy invitation and program, and not anj’ attempt to describe *11 the at-
tractlOlL* afid advautage* I am c tiering.
For sale either for cash or on i v. * ! rl
nuMit plan. Terms easy and low p rite
guaranteed. * ' ^
bheet Music a specialty.
A. F. Giis/Ageqi]
BARNWELL. S. C. .•
Ludd£x & Bates,
Southern Music House.
march
t -:-Don ! t Delay a Day.-:-
Special estimates on Machinery gen
erally at bottom tigure*.
(.'oru Mills |! Io to $37.).
Planers and Matchers, $200 to $1500.
I iu pro veil Saw Mills. With Rope
feed. Ffietion ami Belt feed and va
riable friction feed.
I particularly eait attention.s^ft-the».e
Mills, tliey arc of tire latest desigtfs and
w itli double acting set works they are
offered to mill men.
complete line of Wood
working Maehlnery arid Saw Mil.lfc of
anv on»- in the State. Cotton Gins and
a uNKit.YE l Ev r,
cgLumbia, s. c.
Buy the Talbott Engine, it i« the bent,
npr.lfi tf
Now that money is in circulation ev
ery sensible man and every thoughtful
woman should prepare against the dan
ger of loss from tire by securing Insu
rance over the home that shelters the
family. A policy in a good Company is
the best investment that can be made.
T« J. prooker,
WILL1ST0N, S. C.,
Representing the I.axcasiurk, of En
gland, the Commercial, of Montgomerr,
the hnoxvii.i.K, of 'J'ennessee, w ill he
glad to answer all inquiries relative to
eost Ac. in tho
FIRST-GLASS COMPANIES
of id* A gency. Call in'person or write
by mail aud prompt attenti * will be
, given to all corre.*pondeuee.
j sep 18-tf
COME A XID COM F QUICKLY
GOOD MEDICINES.
Wem’I Elf.ctuic Clkk, price $1.00
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rice .Vi ceutt ju?r bottle
t hark* IVchruann i*
STIMUI-ATOn-
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JN0. E. ALLGR,
Artornev-at-Law,
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