The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 30, 1891, Image 4
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A 8**»»mm* In Dr. C.rtnu <>!«!*» Ofllco at
Which Nott'd Men Ware PrcueMt—An*
•n«rs Thrnueh “Spirit Itnf.*’ 1 * Which
Mad* a Profound luipressiou.
The statement by ono of tb4 “Fox
ngirU," of Itoohtwtor rappiogs fume, tlo-
th;it .-ill the spirit s/.muls hih!
■')iso« woni riiusod by the craclcing of
toe jotntH, loads mo to give an ac*
count of a remarkuble seanee with those
girla at the time they paid their
first visit to New York. After penuing
ft ! think the rea.non will be satisfied.
Whatever of docoption may have been
practioe<l. that the toe joint story is an
fneffabio humbug.
Jt was in ISoQ that the Fox girls came
to Nevr York, astounding reports liaving
|iroce<led them of the noisy visitation of
the spirits which had literally compelled
them to leave their homo. Dr. Itufns
Vf. Oriarwold the author and critic, oo*
copied rooms at that time in Broadway,
between Bleecker and Houston streets.
These were on the first floor and held
his large and valuable library,
i He waa an nu believer in regard to the
’♦tappings,” not only m far as any spirit-
nal influences prevailed, but with respect
to the production of tlie sounds them-
selves, which he prouonneed “all trick.”•
It was projKwed to invite these girls
to meet a number of gentlemen - at Dr.‘
(iriswold’s rooms, where it was exi)t*cte<l
the “spirits" would l>e preseiit. when wo
felt confident of exitosiiig the humbug.
AN INTKl.UOKXT AUDIKNCK.
The invitation was accepted. At the
appoinUxl hour the following gentloowu
met in Dr. (iriswold’s ajmilmeuts: .1
Fenimors Coo|wr, (ieorge liancroft. W..
C Bryant, the Hev. Dr. Huwkcs, Dr.
John W. Francis, Dr. E. II Marcy, .luhn j
Bigelow and myself. Tlie three I'oX
girls came promptly. Tuey were seated
by a table, but not near eiiough to touch
tL Tus comjwmy made a largo circle j
Around it, and wo all iaipntteiitly waited
for the pcrforiuauce to tiegiri Utter in
crsdnUty pervaded our little assembly.
1 A bail t«uur fsiMted and the spirits
r r.ds no sigu. The girls wore rvi" ftt«d]>
ked bow soon they would begin to
fliNAOingratA Tub/ replied gravely that
“TBflllflnui WIB BUI undr r their CTaitnjtr
that they had iutimated they would be
jprwMiu— that was all they oouid say.
* At length ra}w began to be heard
•oondlnf like slight shocks from an eleo-
gric battory. IgneLtioos were at once iu
tattler, and Dr. Francis took the floor
Ills InterragAtorles were bailing onea
And st the end of a few minute* he re
signed la favor of Dr. flaw Ires, the Pos
getting the best of it. With Dr
isa who had bean toed a lawyer,
pbingt did not flow so smoothly wf;h
fltota. h» t ttorf several answers
which toektsd surprise.
I was saAkd mat to Mr. Cooper, and I i
parootwi he esldhltad Audi ini)Mitienoe j
HfeM
^nv*n
•Uimed, “Let me have bold of them.
Me began aoronliagly. Hero are the
^neatlons and answers:
“finale years ago I bad a near relative
Was It A mats or a feumleT
bid Il imUls fHi*l the general pub*
lleih:tt bh/tiiereatftlIo is now
located just Kast of *he tylran House on
(.he 8<fl»a5*S, vvhei*^, wkb goml ..toe!;* of
Chblee pjoedv v.ud price-; tit.‘it, no sensible
tuereleitk, under-e'j he hope* to
meri'. .;c i dyh h full tbare f*f pubHe
patronage. - lie Vjordlally invites an ex-
nntluation ol bk atook of gciicrui. iocr-
■<‘hnn< r ." v Ifleh is fUM lb airline* and
has been most carefnlly 'selected to suit
this marnot. His iojig experioneo has
learned him exactly what the people
wantr.ml need and they can lindevery-
(hlng at-niy store and at the most mod*
cra’tft prices.
in theliucof Wines* Whiskeys
and Umndies I have the very ie.’st ^nd
purest goods In the country. .Soioq of
my brands are *0 old that, they can hard-
Jy be Imtight tn any market.' 4 ^ave..
kept tneui tor yenrsinT<T7iT>'y r rrTftrttlirm
t#* altrdi^lwg something Ktiperlor for
medical uses or sochd enjoynieffit.
Will be glad to ,<e my friends and
the general public,
Charles Pechmann.
~npr .7)- If'
money:
+t 1 hk rornv.l«? 9*r'XfW llnf nf werfc,
rn|»i«ltv «»i,1 lo m iftldy. by fb(»a< of
ril!:* r <n ^kf, A»kf lit
own lofttlltM *,v% hvix vgr flivy fiv^ Ai*y
«t» cl.* tlw u oik I f » it ArH.
H*r ftafnisb V’rf. f srm ymi N«* fl*!!. Y* u ri*t«»fg
yi.isf n«|p, t>r nil y« nr lime *0 Ibt v **, k Tbbi h* nn
ttew tilings mcimH r^dt #* ■ i»* *• wsoik’Vf,
Ibfritiu* ** At« mbf i*ig kko |m FbO ytr* • ►* ij iiar U,
«i»4 l*it*ro nc**. W# cflli flffti; ‘ Hm*
yi'frhu til ' tvii *« u r 4 - R. "fCo #Im r / j h$i > ■» *fw, t utl
tiffwimnDUr tHRIt, ’Tit L M2 & CO.* A«ui i\ AAISU.
Charles Zissett
)
c-Piaslical Watchmaker.
mm. % -M
Kir»t d«>or south of lirowti Mouse,
BaritwcM » . ll.jS.C’., AireraliU*crvlc«t
to lilt* pohiie.
An KXjwrleinti v f upwards of forfy
years D tin* Iwst giinmuh ** mat. he
kiHiAs hi* tiUsioeas and will gl\* sail*
fae.tnni iu the ijiotlii y »»l his Wo'k and
thrmtwU^aUrrrM^ho^tOou^o*^^"*^^
UieliH ♦ .
Moore r_-&:-Co.
t »
-C^l
; ^ —11A YE N OW ON PAgJ )--
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COFFINS^AND ^CASKETS
OFA4LS1ZKS, STYLES am» QUALITIES.
~ l*rlcct the lowest In the County. -
Pernons needing the&e goods will call on
W. W, MOORE,
At MeXab, Walker & Co.** Store, Barn
well c. ii., s. c.; w. 11. Oswald, ai-
lemiale, S. C,
mah . ■
-PARAGON -
Machine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
/ . BLACKYiRLE, C.
To the liters of Motive^ Power and
Cenrrjil Machinery:
We call your attcnlioti urtbe fact rtiat
yrre|wfv»b: 'w^b IwW'vt impwivml
Earn well, S. C.
A«k every reader of Tuh Pkopt.f. to give a earefnl and <*ritieal ex
amination to lid* opm!. letter and to leml-tlieii eopie* to their neigh
bors so (Jiat everybody may leant thy good news ami better reali/.a-
ABN WELL’S BOOM. —
% » * • ■ '
Our coniijjg opena a newvand tUrDiluir ^Itaptcr ln ilia■ fiTMtoji >auil.
ihwidoiunt nt of tijis most favored seetion. Our ambition in nTJt,hedg
ed iu by tlie limits of the town :n>r eontlned to the Imundaries <*f 'tlie
towiisliip. Our as]iirations take, wider seof»e. . Ouriong and Miceess-
flil experiem*,*, our superior trade connection* and our ample capital
encourage u» to hope arid expect that our amici pat ion j w dl be ’ful
ly nili/.ed, and that before ^Iie »umiher conies and goes tho lirm
name of
c
$3000
A V I'. % U t « 1
mri'
will bo a fav -r': • b
brave oid eoituty.
reaeii it safely and
of evei y 11, gbt.
*■ 1 s t bold t
l o ! bat ii.
rm 111 ev<
rb aim Wi
rv I10:
have
'1! home in all tlii-
oiii resoi\e. and to
:rt !y shad be tlie lalmrofevery day, the thought
COT?T3.eX'
At tlds favoriu
liax now fidi s.o* U-
bougilt i'l till* 1m*sC A
every rlav and <Mir *
V •wr Mi %<me.
i«<
. •
*4 *»~*!a#a •
>. Alai*
{!■#« • W»
Rtairvvf *4rw««ky I
tM~ .•*.m ...a r—»**■
aMretoa# wfc»* memktmg ^ Wf flMklRMF • yvgMf *•* 4- ll • «
r: rtvjMC BXiaAw-ratUEit
Fire! Fire!.Fire!
Tn
With
Fire, intti
lb* qut-ftii mm^ wm going on
Dr HAirkei fiaubej. Copper t>»-
R. M. Mixson Agency,
BLACK*
o
I lil-ld. s.c.
“By a UAtnml death or oiborwlior
■•Uttorwioa"
TV**- rap th« number of yean flow
dtoL'
1 iXUlTPVTatUJt RVIDfDCCR.
Th* nipping* b^gaa. We all li*t«n*d
Attontivrly. mnniing th* number. A»
tt ran from twenty to thirty, from thirty
to fort), from forty to fifty, w© began to
hold our brrath. Tlie rapping* ttopped i
At fifty eight. Titer* was aome dwouvinn
wrtoth. r it was fifty-oeveu or fifty-eight, j
And It was rapped over again at fifty-
Wight
J 1 had watched Cooper narrowly. As |
the ra;* proceedi»-l ho became deadly j
gtaio At th* eonclasiou all eyes were ,
finrnei! ou him,
“Oeotlmuen," said ho, “when 1 was
About two year* old my aistcr wns killed '
by being thrown from her hot^a Tim !
yearn rncs'llien bare been correctly ,
iltttrTtmrCYyvTrrwns p.oftnmfliy'lfrT
fleeted. Thin did not, however, atop the *
proceeding*. Mr. Bfincroft anggested
that the rapping* should be transferred
to the door, he laying on one aide and |
Bryant on the oilier. No qnestions were
naked, but tlie nips came out strong.
After acme further experiments wo ad
journed with tho feeling that we had not
•oooeedeJ in “confounding tho Fox
girls," and wl agreed that the.least said
About it tho better. . j
Feniraore Cooler died about eighteen
nionthB after this occurnmea Two or
three years later 1 was dining with Mr.
Phinney of the liook ftnu of Ivinon &
Phinney, and a m ar connection of Mr.
Cooper’s. In the course of conversation
he asked me if I knew Coofier had be
come a confirmed spiritualist before his
death. I said 1 did not. He assured me
of the fa<?t, but oould not account for it
1 told him 1 believed I could account for
it. and 1 repented to him what I have
now recorded here. —Richard 13. Kimball
in New York Times.
MW,
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I’LL
r.| nuit
tue I,'n 1(4*11
A»*et«.
s,?*; I .i!.*i7.<*t
s/.'.ai/ioij.oo
5,OCl,2l7.ert
&s7 y AU.0u
wnr
Toolid M.ielnnrry, U* do work «ui
any Ma« hiucry i.. c«i iu liii* country,
Surh a* •
CUTi'IiV Ml N.>
.UKI8T Mil I.ri,
COTTON I’RKSSKri,
PLLLKYM.il ANHKKS,
M I LI. <j K.\ Kl NO,
Shafling mill castings ol Iron or lira*- 1
of anv *i/e. H|»ccial a'.umiioii given to
tilN WORK.
Having A llr«t rlaat 61a Builder, we
ran doall klwlnof Wark,u*w lii‘u»li
wh'H*?*, new *nv\ *, l oxes, Ac. haw*
•bai |*ened ouiy by batrd.
loir 11
rng for u» aloind'iut nT:ilauehe» <
luxure-* od H*-' U file. The
have llw otsfiTJem*
land oil I’ouit House fk|u:ire nml Main Strict \vc
1 be choiiv-t 1 auaiy (*r*Herh’s that i"tn Ih.*
tuerii mii maiket-. N‘*\v Hr** roiniog in
irrej»|K>ml**iits in tin* grtat central eittesar*gatli-
*f all tin* real n«‘cf-s*ai ie* ami rar**«t
fU*4»**ue.i> ol thih-j.aN^tr—rt
und nrr^nt
I* nl bcaitb or plunder the pocket.
that th *y witi alway- get the |>itr> %t
t tfflfwn'inm-twtinTTrmniHf^tr.iw itnrT^> runtu«i 'b.
Itat Boor Iforth.
Those in uettlnf pure Wines, Lrandies, \\ bb«k
Ale* or R**e’'«for tm*licinal, convivial or -4N*ial p
giM*.|« tiiaC*«lo tun have a le a.laebe to a li.urrel at tin
in the Kiau Buihiiiic, ne.siihH»i Not th of the entrai
v«, liiu*, Kmium,
will liinl
ir onlerly »ah*.*n
ne on the Square.
R AT LEAST That seetion of its best part circling around Barnwell, to
know that while they do not claim to have more goods hi Stock than
can be found in all Now York, .nor profess to sell merchandise cheaper
Ilian first cost from manufacturers and importers, they are nevertheless ami
propose to stay
i •••
First Amoiis:
In kfteplng full stocks of all first-class goods adapted ♦ja-Um needs
and requimuents of this section, and selling them at
iVe do not expect to get rich this year.or.next, and we shall not risk hurting
on r sol yes or disappointing our customers by attempting to do more tluin we are
able or. than is good for their best interests. I>y conducting business on business
principles we w ill, year alter year, be able to seryc our i rieuds in a safe, steady,
uniform eourfee, to our niutuai profit and satisfaction.
AVc shall, therefore, continue on our original oiatform of keeping complete
lines of all goods that our customers need and can a (ford. Our stock <*f groceries
for family use is ut all tjnies full a 11 d coiuprl- j es tho l^st eatables to be had h» the
American markets. We keep constantly on hand licavy plantation supplies, all
agricultural implements in use by our farmers, (lie most approved plows* hoes,
gears and harness, the best wagons, buggies and road carts. — *"
Our dry and vires* goods cannot fail to give satisfaction. They comprise all
lines for all occupations, from stout gc*ods foi field laborers to the daintiest fa
brics lor society purposes. -In shoe* we can suit al! ages and conditions. In tin,
vvotMlwan-. oriiiki-ry :liu1 hnrdwarc, fpriiitniv and matt rcssn, trunks, sol ions,
toiiacco and oigars we are fully up to tho requirement* of Hie iihu*«.
Nor have we forgotten our masculine friends. They will always find us pre
pared (o supply ihcui with clolhing, lulls ai*tl undn wear suitcvl to the seasons.
In ^hort we are“four square” ready f«ir bu-iness.
Our measures siiali Is* four quarts to the galjpu, thirty-six inches to tlie yard
and sixteen ounces to tlie |M»und. Our salesmen w ill give ail customer- the most
Courteous attention and spare 110 cdorts to give, ibrm.the best satisfaction.
S», wishing U» one and all a happy and pro-i^ i ous new year, and pledging
ourselves to help to make it such to all who favor u- with- their patronage, wo
declare our liouec organised and ready to proceed to business.
Barnwell C. ff. S. C.
South of tho Circlo.
THE SCALES
A
o
Our new
our enp.i
inakiot!
REAPERS, MOWERS RAKES AND BINDERS.
■ ikeet, *«n of
A-
Total amo?intrrpns«en
t**d hy this Agency,
rheajwsf n
Mcreanli’e H
ami ail mann
Min houses
ty. Pnm.pt
Tor fftrtbv?
’ 1L M. M
f fiq «wr.t
eldeuU mipi
K. II,
aprll 11-tf
$ 2l,LV4,*<7h.ftO
res on Dwellings, Burns. J
! Ming*, MormittH* stoi’k-
rof |>ers<*n.il property,
rod iqAotonefy a sjM*eial-
Itentioii to business.
Information addre**
X^nN*’< AGENCY.
:he 1 *st t jn,I e’vnpe/t AC-
ilcsdoingUttHil -• XMitii.
Mahagor,
Ilhukvaic 8.C. ’
Of Justice.
B. J. HAMMET,
11 aiduo a 11 avh;n’i;k.,
lit. AC’K W. <;
t’liy Wiocb In 1! t ounljr € liy.
The Best Groceries for family use,
Hams, Breakfa«t Strips Flour, Kiee,
Cofli
The
the tn'si
eon fide !•
of the gr*
exhihi
meets rhx
workshops
routine «d ii
ly lieauty v. h
upon her, ali 1
I the homo eirelr
I and hln-hing nu
I the h on is weary
In the eompiet
I deuce of siipiem
I in
or
HI
#reantil»
ttii
korlmr
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ro w *
re- l»oti-«*
sale
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t
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the i»n
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life.
for
man In
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woman
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a luxur
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ahieh nil
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•j>trlhution
Send for MKKRING** CATAIAMil’ K,
R| I i t i * r-M:» I
It w ill convince you that wi
Machinery made iu AmerirA.
Alsodraleni i.i Kuguve-, Ih
Ac., iVc. We w ill name b*«iUi
an
Ki
Tho Whv
o, K <J
U
and t\ hereloies'
stat** Agents for tin Uytt line of Harvo
II slock of repairs i*onsianiiy «>n hand,
let *, Saw Mills, |,ri»l Miti*, liin-.f’otton rreseea,
n i*ricrs uit all kinds of Machinery.
N\ rite fur prb'es to
W. U. (illUlKS, *!1C.. *v ro..
J. H. Traxm.
may 11- if
Unthain*, 8 C., Agt ni for Barnwell County.
Columbia, S. C.
THE-
In
ness of 00r sti*ek«
triumph over all com;
de( artmentf wa have utmost eonfl-
'litiou and iinitation, hut in our
We foe? c-poeh-.l pride
Prints, i!iroiti;h all th-
Larvs to sph Hdhl 8ilk
wh! last*
1 X .*.< ]
os,'fleas, Sugars, ^ h« «*-o, Ac. 1 .
b* *t fruits that the market * afford, ,n *. > 7" 1 V..1
ontngr*#, apple*, banan.A, lemon-, Ac.- I ! MI< u
tps, cabbage, Ac.
ehtdv i:ig Hitd amok-1 . t
that e:in be found, s-o eon- * *, “
I too ardent
muss ---
Th
i f*f t.*%*
te in all the m«Mt p<
th.it no ladv*. no inn
al-o |M*fai<
Ti»e liest
es, tiu
cigar.
*ur*
. ;.;;g Th* v*.: «*;«»*«. •“»««* 1 „ r -
■«tj meuts, oil.*, noodles, «xc we., I icture*
I and Frame., (iia- * for all purpose
vvtoyiiAWAl in tlie
best manner.
Al-o, a niisceHanooti* stock of ntseful
goods too numerotia to mention but dc-
aerving the attention of buyer*.
her and p
j in her happic
And our t*
l.tSIi.V .WKI MIV I—
-iC ILS** r iO.K. A'U.. w (I once
OL> A U»., lt*/lTl.iMi, HAlMC.
Kfc r.«
i2f
Shoe* siiit-d to
1 I
\rTTr?;Tr s n' utIt
Tanks, Slacks,
Tubes, Engines,
Gins, M'ils.
G9
^7
Are Vie PUysIt’ally Advancing?
Edward Atkinson ha.* examined the
record* of hundn*<laof ready made clcdh-
ing estabUHlimente to discover whether
the white man of the United States ia
deteriorating in size and weight As the
general result it was found that the av
erage b^ght of the New Englander is 5
feet 8J inches and of the southerner 0
feet 10 inches. The average weight of
the American of tod/iy is l>etween
and 160 pounds. Mr. Atkinson diseov-
>• ered that the average height and weight
of men In this country bos perceptibly
iucreoaed since tha war of 1861-5, uud
that we are slowly Increasing rather than
decreasing tn sine and strength.—St,
Louis Republic.
f*“s
lit
“e »“!11!J p™ r-
'2uj ( j3a 'Xaunj ^
‘Sujysqg 'stopsju] 3
F
Mr, F. M. POOSER, our South Caro
lina rojin senLij ive, will im glad to call
on person* tn need of or intending to
purchase niachincry. • ' [aug22
mcr f. rtnMo-LA f ? *rn rr^ad^iit
«tk f'.-r us, Lvv .* i«n., • -p, Austin,
I . 4i»u! .Tipi. ! , (>l;;u.
*<;-** ‘••f*?. Otl.ier?) |trcYvc !1. VVI.y
tv-n? s, ‘c earn , f.riKLOO a
ftiajd ih «
: V '"Yt'-* i-***i, ■ ■ “ . • earn -»• va’rv-.vv/
1 —_ i i'*- ..‘'BTli V- u -‘hu :>■'(> v/c-rk ih
lENfiiFtv Jt 3 ^ i: ‘ in*, uLn-vcr y u 4 Lfltn I**
. 7 <^7 ^ritnen. arc . *«^’y t nr* . frerv t
SAf Gv* >. ir 5 fU a i!r* VH’flifpA. We *L »VV you hoi
VTjm M«T ktHvt YrU. Ctii VV4*;f*i Lit ill*I
t(S
. _ j liltt*
„■ fMT :t!| t|i<* t\m». f.-l^.Jiti'mcy’ fui'VvAt'k-
-., ^sv’-, . 4, ** T alHir** pnkn'*H u flipopir them.
. **"•• ♦ • .« NKy. #: I T’.'.•;*=•' i,n- .'i •e.
.X>4kU«*it «*' 5N»r4Uv«t<i,5tuiu6
A prmpom of Chopplo.
“Yoo broke that poor boy all up.*
„ J “No harm dona He Is so simple It
flroert be hard to put him together
Again.*—New York Epoch.
BEST
.X
IU ULACKVILLU.
J IT BORGERS
1 ^X ' v ' V•
R E » T A U R A N T A ND FAMILY
G ROCERY. .
New 8tore, Now Stock. Fresh Bread
everyday. All the Delicacies of the-rifle** entrusted to his care.
Season, Choice Confectionaries, Best
Cigars, Fruits, Ac., and An * old
fashioned welco.oe from
J. II. BORGER, Proprietor.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
I am always glad to >ee and serve my
friends and the public.
oct *2 7
' you want a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
OR SPECTACLES,
SemPy mr orders to or cV.i at
Jas. Allan & Co
2i5 KING STREET,
% .CHARLESTON, S. C.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
A.TTORN’KlV-AT-L.AW.
BARNWELL C. II„ S.C.
■IVlll give prompt attention to all bus-
January Utb, 181KJ.
FRANCIS F. CARROLL Jr,
Attorney-at-Law,
- BAMBERG, S, C.
Office over U. C. Folk & Co.’s stori*.
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vve are with tin* u\
nifglif a* well uji.l
eveulfiil t'oyrgu ;
varied hemuit -an
80, extending a
ship* in the tcirni
may *00 and Team
with the energy *1
tion to our
i«*d array of -ea-omibl* from pretty
Gin*hivnu 4 faiic»t Lawn*, lovely
liar fahrb**, so |>erfvN*t
r }} amI »*a-
•.<*y m* v b**, i :i.i latl to find something—-tH^ryHiiHg—to lawouiu
lA*r ndjiiLi*: * far more Ilian anytliiug ever dreahii d of l*efoi*eeven
* 'o' * fo In . of 1' 1 ladb**’
tie parasol that shades fair Heatt’y Irotu the
ad tl*f. f we have not forgotten them, that vve
>ply theiii w ■*;, t milling and • urni*hiiig Good*, Uat# and
ry calii'ig iu life, from the stur«iy-o«*f*upati<»Ti that earn* it*
sweat ol Hie -■1:01 n i-inw jo tiiv |.;on w.^ui* lltat coin brjtliL
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1 and ailvnn; g> * vve In.vo prepared vve timl Hiat vve
a. »';e'.ot' *sc :iic in one br : »f Ic. furc al! lie adventure* of an
.mod the wi Jd a* to pit tun» in oj.e atlvesti-cment ali the
[ e: er ih nee- of our world-wide, vv<»rid-r**und exposition.
Incerc Inwt ifiou to cvety citUcn oreacli of tin’ ninetoen tovvn-
to ' oi .••. h ■»! ging every nember of every family, tb it all
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rising step
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
BmWELL C. H..S.C,
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—Wood Workers and Dealers, and Manufacturers of—
Doors*Sash, Blinds, Newels, Balusters,. Brackets, Scroll*Work.
—Manufacturers of—
WAGONS M WHOLESALE
In these active time-., when i v|ui:y i-!ni*v end all men are tensely striving
for victory iu the baitlQ of life vve : eognteo^M changed eondition* that encotir-
pass u* and have so girded our a Ives for the struggle. Wc face the fact with
out fear for we are not ineompctllion with (he'sliopIceepeT who is rustiugavvav
life's golden hours v. !»jie he sits lunc-somely amidst Ids cart load of goods, but
that quick tiansitftnd Hie e.ifcrpSTa of this high pressure age have brought to
our very doors the pushing rivalry of the neighboring cities of our own and a
Hater Ytnte.
Accepting that true condition of afTairs we are prepared to meet its most ur
gent and exacting test*. If we cannot hold our own in suoh-an emulation of ef
fort and enterprise wo need not,van not and dp not expect, hope or care for tlie
crowning of our campaign, with tho honor* of victory and the golden rewards of
triumph. We have eouuteft the cost and made preparation before entering upon
this war with tlie veterans of mercantile’service and we know that vve will com
mand kuecos by dco-rving ilT We will win our way to the confidence of the peo
ple by the tactics that have net known failure since the birth of time. In giv
ing them goods.suited to their every need and desire and at prices that they can
pay ami that no opposition can venture to oiler to approach we shall prove every
week day in the year that vve have
CONQUERED COMPETITION
and with the eoufidrneo-of lire pnbHe wc shall bury HrgkT’rioes sp’decply that
they-shall never again stalk tyrant* reaping reckless profit* from the toiling
masses. TH K BROWN-BANXF.R shall conquer the black ilag that has *0 long
floated,over tho pirates of trade and spoiled so many helpless homes to want and*
poverty.
For the moderate profits that become these times and that will satisfy our ex
pectations wte rely on .
A VASTER VOLUME
of patronage than ha* ever before been poured into any establishment in Caro
lina, and *t> we ask the universal public, hot only of this county but of all other*
adjacent, to investigate our professions and pas* intelligent judgment on their
worthiness. The welcome with which all will be greeted vvijl be warm from our
hearts and true from our head*, and when they have seen and learned for them-
selve* that our platform is not a in*re lip service, but a constant and unvarying
living up to the pole star principles that shall guide our steady business career,
we know that there will be (lie one unanimous verdict that we* haw inaugurated
business methods ahead of the century ami that will revolutionise the long rule
of hardships that have rough raided our people, into the full fruition and realiza
tion of the knowledge that the “good times a’ coraiTTg 4 ’ go long sung and hoped
for have conic at last Ui veriest earnest.
Mike Brown and Brother,
THE HONEST HUSTLERS.
Eamwolt, S. C.
These V.’hgon* are Gnarantcd to be Thyi’Al, Tri ANY MADE in the Lnited
State*, and u< to ITiees, Wit! be -util agaln-r .Hi compctitUm.
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Lumber cf all kiikl'rkpt in Slock, or ihe Yard.
Nouelty Weatherboarding a Specialtg.
G. Duncan Belunger,
President.
dec Jl-tf
Wm. McNab,
Seca’tary
Gr. D. C. Xj-A-TSTGrlB
- DEALER IN
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All Die Laiesi NovfeRies
FARGY
GOODS,
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Hobby Horses,
Velocipedes
Toys. Dots .
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Stationery
—AND—
-Books-
Kuiltiftl Instrument Sheet Music. Guitar Violin and Banjo String*.
THE GEM ROLLEUjOUgAN ONLY 16,00. .
Agent for Piauos am^rgaus, Rubber Stamps aud Stencils. M Ulrica 1 lo^/v
meuts Repaired.
The largest and cheapest stock ever brought tn thD city.
3STO. 27. IR. IR. .A.-V.
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