The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 28, 1892, Image 4
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BRAUN’S STONE FENCfe.
A Howling flll**»rri A Ur in fitrd to llaiM
L _ t», lint Almnrionrri thw Job.
A f' l, v j t'HPH n«n oM Dntcliman
fininrd Urncti bought h quarter Roidion
just below mint 1 , Jle rutno frotu Penrtv
pylvania, ami was u hard worker and a
thrifty chap, us most all Pennsylvania
Dutchmen are. Wy farm is feiieeil with
bail>ed wire. The Dutchman dhUrtiliKe
wire fences, so In the spriU^ ho jdanted
a >villow hed^e nrounl his quarter hoc*
tion. Bnnmnr passed, ;fn<l (lie hodjje
Whs growing like a jinison weed, when
rariy in thrc fatl fi ltrrlo tiJa' k cl6u<T
\.hich had heen iunigin around over in
the northwest all the afternoon suddenly
swooped down our Way and went rippin
i:nd tenrin, across Drauns place. It
didn't leave a doze'll hedge plants
atamlin. ^
Then tho “old man Concluded that a
fopce which would stand agin a hard
wind would clieaiiest in the long rum j
and by the Iniddle of Octolier lie, ban
bnrit a stout rail fcnce to replace the
hedge. It was'a beauty—seven rails
high, with locked corners and a heavy
“rider*’ on every length, lint we had
hardly time toduok over- the old man’s
handiwork and pronounce it good before
a blizzard struck it and scattered the
fails over several neighboring townships.'
liather reluctantly Draun then decided
to.. ‘ xa,i h pic ami. fenrel i i s
jdace with barb v.^ire. llw’put in place
of tin* rail fence that was a wire fence
which could scarcely be beaten. It had
large, Sawed posts and fivo tieavy wires,
mid should have lasted a lifetime. It
might have done so, perhaps, bur for an
Unfortunate ciecnrrftice. One afternoon
early in Noveiub r another blizzard
came Riiuntering along, jiulled up every
blamed fence post, carefully wrapped a
few miles of wire around them and sailed
off toward Chicago with the wholo outfit,
When the hedge was destroyed the
old Dn.ehnnn merely siglu l: when the
i ail fence went lie said something half
Under his breath: when tin* wire fence
followed it he swore. Then he sat downy
lighted his j ijio and fell into a brown
} tudy.
Bright and early tho next spring he
liegan another fence. It was somethin
entirely new for our country, but it was
n dandy and no mistake. The old man
set his hired hands to work pit kin up
i tones mid haulm bowlders toge‘hcr.
and in a few weeks he had collected
enough of ’em to build n stone wall. It
was ns strong as stone and cement could
make it, and was four fo-t wide and
three feet high. One nfttimwm. inst
AfTeT n WHS Volnpleted, lira UII Was
jMiintiu ont to me the line |Miints of his
new wall, when we notiosl a blm k
cloud over agin the west'-rn horizon.
“Then***trouble over thar. old man,**
said 1. “That lilnmetf thing i.» j'*st lollin
up its shs-ves and spittin on its hands
and gettin ready for business. It'll Is*
along lu r**, too, in alsiut two ininutcs.'’
“'Veil, let it cooin."
Then, n*. there wasn't Anythin el.-e to
do, we sat down to wateli it. It can.'*
zipptu along, twistin off lr»s*s close to
the ground or pullin ’em Uy tin* roots,
cut tin the prairie grass as clean as a
mower could have done it and sw«*t*|.hi n
clean patli. When it reacln-d tiiat wall
It just Mopped a lOOUM'Ut r.s if to look it
over, nnd 1 could swear 1 heard nchuckle.
0 hen it AtopjaMl and caught Itold of the
«slge of the ttiAsonry. It held together
well, hut up it came, slowly and steaddy.
Jest when the wall had 1ns-ii turned half
over the blizzard suddenly gave a gro in,
lost l!» grip and loosened its hold, 'i’he
wall sctthsl down iijni:i its side and tho
blizzard junqs d over it i:nd went howl*
J* out of sigiit.
“Velir 14iid Braun jubilantly. “Vot
1 told you. Dot fence is a dandy, don’t
It? It is von feet higher now as |*efore
dot viud cooin along.” And he winked
the other eye.—South Dakota Cor. Chi*
dgO News.
Ttir ttomwn nllli fits I’an.
Tlie woman who nsisi a fan in a public
nssetnVdv must sei*, if she has anv a le
^THE
MERRY BRITfSH BEGGAR.
i brave tin* «li«y, 1 brave the night,
1 throw my sorrows to the wind,
J And try to keep » cbwrful mind,
Althouuii my t'oftl Is t!tlu oud Utfht,
A It liniorh my bat - *
I . Woll l. [\ ll ilt, j
bcrauni* I/shavwl the outer rim
To try and keep it smooth and irhn^j
j
1 latudi nnd Hint; and whistle, too.
When 1 havewind onongh to spare,
Put In t he sharp and frosty air
Afy hivathcomuft short, my iiomi turns blue.
My IIinfers freeze.
And my pour knees
Would knork together did they.dnrej
Put Still 1 keep a Jaunty air.
When bread is scarce an 1 shelter poof
I watch the sparrovvsi aud 1 say
“I only want a meul u day."
And if they turn me from thedoof
1 t ramp fur weeks.
Arid dodge U:e beaks.
And with no money for,a bed
'1 try an archway olf a'abed.
1 braVe tbeday, I brave the uij.dit.
1 t hrow my sorrows to tin? wind,
*Tts wise to keen a cheerful min i "
And «crow ynttr eotirago fur the, light.
And so. k}ml sir,
In case j on err,
Wlib over pity worse titan none,
J list bund a copper and have done.
—Nina K. Luyutd in Longman's Magazine.
Chines** Points for Host*.
“Don't cat with your cars,” says Yuan
jtfel. a Chinese writer, “by which I mean
th> not aim at having extraordinary out
of the way food.*, just to astmislTyonr
‘gnrotfrr ^ihTr’tliat tx tr>■cat-xrrttr-yrrnr
ears, not with your mouthy Dean curd,
If good, is actually nicer than bird’s
liost. And locHor t ban sen elngH, wliich-
tiro-not first fate, is a dish of bamboo
shoots. ‘ J/'
'^Thr chiekeri.iltn ffg. the fisli rprUTthr
iluckV these an? the four herwbs of the
table. Sea slugs and 4 birrPfT nest have
no elntraet crist ic flavopCcif tli**ir own.
Tin y are but nsnrpprs in the house. 1
onee ditunl witlmfl friend who gave its
birds’ nests inoowls like vtits, liolding
each ulsmt four otmecs of the plain
*H(il«*(j/article. The other guests ap
pjadded vtgnrrmslv, but f i<niiletl and
>aid, 1 eatne here to eat bird’s ne^t, not
to tike delivery of it wholesale.”—*
Temple Ihtr.
How to A« , t|iilr«* n I orri(;ii VnrabuIftry.
Perhaps one of tin* l»est ways of fixing
the words and idioms of a language in
one’s mind is to teach them tosomeliody
else. The h*arner should try to impart
to Mime tnemlft-r of his family what he
has already mastered. II** should, above
ill), seek com m a ml first* of words in fa
miliar list*, leaving to n later stage of
his progress the ft*run**f literary expres-
bts tirsV’lfu.fttne*’ imvlili rfU' HTTTr
ctft of ilaily life, his last busi
ness is with general terms. As be sits at
hi*de.xk ho ought to v ls) able to uaiiio
every Article About him, just as when he
is riding in the street ear or ini the rati
way he should Is* able to nmntally recall
the equivalent for every detail in the
moving ptitior.'Mna of pbjeetz.—Boston
lit raid.
Olco W. CrovTs
Aiken, H. C.
J, B. llrHcjMAi.TrR,
Barn
CHCirn Ai.ririt,
trnuL?!!, tt. C.
Croft & Burckhalter,
.A'I XOItN H.VH 1* A W
BAKNWKLi; C. II., S. '
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Will praetb'C ln all thd-f’ourts of this
State and in the United States f'otirtR.
Mr. Crdft will attend the Courts of
Barnwell Comity and all matters of im
portance will receive the personal at-
tvntion of each menil)er»of the iptn.
'"W 21J-J1 —;
FRANC/S F. CARROLL, Jr.,
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“ • '. ...a.*'. , / ' <r "' ' ''' K
*
Attorney-at-Law,
bambkim;, S. <’.
Ofh<*eover II. C. Folk & Co.’s store/
f
mar 20-1 H
money;
pen.y 1*^ mrni'Tl ni litir of fit,
ia| i*lfv aihI {imiivIaltly . l»y tliose of
rit hof y oimg or olti r nut! in fh*if
own hoHlith li« r* ver jhry |jv« Any
t oir»- <mi rio ih** Work. Titny t«* lr»n»«
We iVirtiUki erylbiitg \V«» »t«rf s ,.u. >,«» r ; **k. \ * it * nil devote
yotir Miortii*uia, /»r nil your til tv to rbe u *rk. I his Is «n
' itfirely tu w 'rafl,.»nd bring* wfbiri* rtvit surrray tr> i-\ rtr:ixnk^r.
Ifegimiors nr** sunlit 1 frhrn to FoO iwprSi et k nnd tij uui.d*,
nnd luort* afb r « lit Mo t*»iKtrlrmr. Wnsfiti ftirnislt y ouAln^tii-
fd*#i meiit ■tid t« neh you HU>;. Styi^nrv to clplniti licref f uU
inltfiuiutiolk • Kk.^ 'VHV&& Vi>.. biA, HAiMC.
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Barnwell OH and Fertilizer Company,
CAPITAL - - - - , 460,000
N. F.M h’K I.AN I),..Sr., ritKstnKVT. " - r '
(J. tv. MOKKAhh, Skchkiakv, ITtKAsriVKR and Oknera Manager*
N. O. \V. \V A hK KH. BooK-ivEf^Kit and ('a8!;ier.
IDIREOTORSft
M IKF, BUOWX, Barnwell, <.
SJ MaX IUU) W N. Black viUss
(1. A. W AU KS HR, Charleston.
A. T. WOODWA Id), Rantw* !!.
F. KlIMvBAND, Sr., Barnwell.
I). I*. SUJOURXKR. I.ees,
VV. MOdiRAbb, .Mitten,
D. II. SA bbY, Sallys,
W.<Ai. Si M-Ms, Barnwell,
R H. W AbK KJ{, A p pie toil.
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During the summer all our valuable plant, has been overhauled and put ,in first
elas> condition by our Master Maohii'i*t„ Mr. R .1. Cwliran, so lung admitted
ehVf of pnieti^H-engineer.A ’rn this State, and we are t.mw perl'eetly ready for
businevs, and lllyite the attention of all concerned to the unequalled advantages
wc offer. •
We- will gin and pack cotton at ^u <‘ent< i>er lWt*petnn?ls, b;*ing-fl .2*> for a 500
pound little. Fur the satisfaetorv eiiar,'iet<“r <»f our pork in that line we refer to
the customers for whom we ginned 1 .hot) bales hist season.
We will warehouse ami insure cotton lor-agseriod not exceeding mm month at
fiO cents pqr bale. For longer periods f>0-0 nts **acli additional imnith. Special
rates made with sub Alliances for short periods of storage a wail ingA Hiaime sale
days. Parties desiring to hold their cotton e.iu get advance s on. our warehouse
receipts and keep it as long as they wish. During tin* present year otir fertili-
j zera have won umenyiaJde reputation ami we are prepared m Ull enkTa fur fall
[ ernp^Tor cash or 'iippnived credit for Acid Pliosptnite, Cotton Seed Meal, Blood,
Kaiuir, Cliemieals and our ow n brands ot First, ( Itiss K* r< lii/er
NEW STORE, NEW &00DS.
J. L.
Practical Watchmaker.
First door sniitli of Brown House.
Barnwell C. HS. C., offer* his ser\ ices
to the public.
An experience of upwards of forty
years Is the best guarantee that he
knows his huiMness and w ill give satis
faction in tin* quality of hi.** work and
the moderation of his charges.
iar lie liable time keepers for sale.
mcliS
S300CII
;a »* t 1 MTvWtnk* *,■ I.Srk*
r lulrljr intf lli(r> til |- r». n»f tiim-
,it 1.1 anil *Hli, ami "I"
| .fit 1 in•iru. n. i., will » 1.. n i.*tri.-i.»l*
ram ISrrr ISiit.iail Is-Mar* .
* I,, r irt th«.y lit r I 1. Ill al»o funii*h
ihr aitiiatl'.H *t»ti.ai ** US *1 %«.n. an * !*m il.af .11 ..un*
\iiitmr* f..f mr Mtiu a* .11,-, * »*liil a* alM.*r, r a.t * aii.l ..hm 1.1*
|. arn.-tl, I A, am l.tti ,.ii* »* ,,rkf r ii..»i »»' li •Hairtt I»r '• imi*. 1
l.a*r alrra.1* laurlu an.* im.ridrd willt rn.| I • l«rry
•tuinlit r, ** S" air M,*h*ii» «.*rr a irar r.t- I. Ii * % I. W
at.,I ftOl.ll*. Ii.ll i-ntlmtan FKr.K. .WM.r.. a, mr*.
r.. <•. A Ilok 4»tt. AuiimbIm, Vlulnt*.
Vy.e 1 w IIUhIhU HiltBkptftTTiH 11 1td'BTfzmsto brdeCand invite farmers and dealers to
person a By in -pcct our wot ks and methods. We ask patronage on our merits and
guarantee Cheap, (puck and Faithful work.
c t ott( jx sn: ti; u> w ak tkd / .
Cotton s *ctl bought at market rates and paid for in cash, cotton seed meal or
fertili/a rs. ■ v ■ ^ 1 , ,* ^ augl.i-^iu
B-A.mT'WEHiXj.
Tflavingdtfmotne convinced that the old rneffiods of doing business have become
obsolete and that to keep step with the progressive times new men and new meth
ods must come to the front, I have decided to ll oat to the hreezeS my mercantil*^
banner, on which ia indelibly impressiedifitittUeis of Red *- ’
\ hftve recently purchased for casli in the best markets of our country a well
.selected stock of Fancy Family Croceries, Shoe^ Dry Hoods. CrocKery, '1’inware,
Die., ami having gotten the usual discounts for CASH I am enabled to sell at
what the other merchants give for their stuff, find then I will make from <» to 10
per cent, profit. This is profit enough for any man w ho is satisited to
55VE AND LET LIVE,
and W ho is willing ami able to do his own store work. , '
I extend a cordial invitation to all my country friends to visit my store when
in Barnwell. •* It they donut need any goods they will aBtays receive from me a
heart v welcome. 4 — ’
J, L. Ellis, It Vogel) Corner.
—rriainiM'TTTrr
f r*r in flirtr «•« n
rlr«»%% n 1«»«
I*»n or
P. S.— I can deliver in Barnwell on live davs notice lmnl»er o' any kind and in
any quantity from my mi'l on the Port Koya. and Augusta Railway. Contract-
ots ,unl persons interested in building w ill consult their interest by getting my
prices. novl‘2 *
Clayton K. Woona.
d un x lv. ( • a a et r.
ClI AREKS B M l LON8
Woods, Garnett & Co.,
Cottozx IPactors
-A X I »-
wimhs:
molt obj
f * ve»r !• hr imr hr John R.
Mo*»<1n r»**, ^ 1 p t n*.»K f«*r t.«. be«..*r f
jfOH itiav ft » t* * k» n* ttHtsk.lfUl n* ran
t**«« h v>-a k f% 1 ir *t hi % b to
*l« * d«V .if 11« • •tuft. Oiul \ tUt —O
«H im %• «. ■ i **g*« 1«« r>n' 4 1 nrv of
% m-'f.. ,i v * n • a w f - D -
[.nj: iuiiri|(irTfL^ ,ii, ‘ ; y ' ti * Is - , ^
lb* «Mfk Atl ••t.M | «y k| M t.f
**9fy »*« rk«-r. W *• »i«rf %*m, (rtntoUtem
e***ry»hh»K I AN|I 1. M> I | 11.*. Jennie*!.
I AKI l< l LA W’* I LI T. A Mat. *t on*#,
A to., HI., i LA \ li,
for Infants end Children*
**C art or! a U ro wvT. adapted to ehittr-o that
I recomacend It oj rttprrior to any prescription
■ hacftw—iTw “ H- A*; ifie wmi. »f. Tfr,
111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, 5. T.
^ Tanks, S’ac’j,
lubes, Erjpn#»,
G ns, M Us
O
zn
•‘Thi* n*s of ‘ rant* iria’ It so unireraal a»'d
ft* m**rit* so w»*ll kno^ ii that it ie**ma a work
of Miprreroiratinn tomdorre it. Kew arethe
iiitelli^rnt families '.vLo Uo u jI keep Cantona
wuiau aoay reach ”
CAr.Loa P P . ►
»w Yo*k f.lty.
Letc Pastor Btocminsdak lloforuatd CLurcR.
Caatorla ernrs Colie, Coe»Gpollen, •
Rfsir Suiuiactt, PCurlx-a Eructation,
Yi.maa mm iwvUi.aRd iiriaanifa bb
COMMISSTOX ZSL lb HC1 PAXT'FS*
8 2 HA.Y STHKKT^SA VAXXTAPI. a
Lilivrnl AclvniH-rs nitult* on (’on^i^rnincnls of ('otton*.
Prompt ^Vttoiitiou •yivon to all HusiurKs.
rvnjon.
T. ithout ifijorieua mtslicatioa.
*• For fter.Tid years I hare recommended
yo ir * Cast. >na. 4 at.d shall ale nyn enntinu, to
u<i ao as it Las itivariably produced beneficial
rvauiu.”
Eowik F. Pard«>. M. P.,
**Tho Wlnthrc'p. ’l^m SUxwS and 7:h Are.,
New York Otp
I rosti il Obio*.
Tbc frosty npp •.ir nice i
tve often Use \vlj'*u it i * de
out the Mill «,r tor a pro
hajut-itive eyes, is br-il
timing a paint rn;iqH)***d u
Sugar of I •ad, well ; n
plied as Other p liut. I lien p
fit sit with a wail of luilti
.f glass whu
sirabie In kis*p
[• i :iu i ojgliast
gut u i mi l»y
* f.drmvs:
mud ia oil. a;>-
i:id 1 while
eg, LH 1 U*
Tns rrmca ConraxT, 77 Mchoat rraraT, New Tor*.
=**3HE3
tween I he thnmb rtntl.fin'g'T, «fr‘*r wlttc’i
Hit allowed to pirtially dry. Tit.mi with
a rntraight edge laid iqem t'fct* sash you
rtlU along by 'iht* side of it with a slick
sharp.Mn*d tn-the width of the line yon
wirh toirpp ar Imlweeti t!ic dtatnotiils.
figures cr *4|ii;trt*a it»t» which you choose
to lay it off.— Dcttiiit Fr.-e I'rcaa.
.\ I.It lie Hnite.
Nenrsighte*! Licly—T.ty h >y who is
trying to tio that tui can to that jesir
dog’a tail ought In he thrashed within
an inch of him life—tho horrid hlllc
brute."
Maid—It’s your boy, mam.
“My boy 4 /*
“Yes, lunni."
“Tell him if he’ll r.top 1 11 give him
sonic cuke.”—Gaul News.
^ *u;ipj pa»
p
pm 'aui^ttis'iiupajuj
Cre/ff, Jones & Wood.
Cittn lit Jfml Stores Factors,
Savannah. Ga.,
R. W. RILEY.
SURGEON DENTIST,
BARNtt KM.,
:r
Mr, F. M. POOSKR. our Sou
lltia rcpreM'litst Ive, u ill be ghi
on perfilm ill lie* d of or lilt*'
purchase tnaehinerv*
th f’sro-
d to call
nding to
[sug 22
Solicit coiiftignmetits of Colton and o'.Ht }. t I I*. IP \< \N .v M A V's >
Naval Ntfir*** Slid pbilge their le »t • f- '
foils to give mati'laclioit to tfieir cllsto- , Mill lie in ofiie Oil Motldav, Toe«diy
uicim. ! and Saturdav. M tl! visit coiiMirv on
Mr. J. N. WOOD, fornn rly of Bam- Wednesday, Miursdtt and Friday,
well, is with li* 4 nnd will he glad to j aprl-1v
-cr\e hU niauv t arollna fricfttl*.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
» %
Ail the Latest NoVelties.
FAPeY 1^
GOODS f?
Hobbv Horses ''-l
Velscipcdes v ^,
Jo vs* Dolls
tat iOiifU’v
-AND— ‘
PERFECTED B 'KYt ABBIAt.LS
CRYSTAL LENSES
CtVgy Tjct nl klri.n.
pv^
Bo:ks* hk^
•* r *
fill
«M«.f • ■
i, stnl tit«
l *• n It*-
ft. «. tl is
Scientific Ar.cricar
Agency far
qnate perception of what hhe is doing,
. that live-Hixths of the i.ir carried by thU
implement of torture is throw n into tho
neck of the gentleman of Indy wl: »sits
in front of her. She may have read in
works of physiology, nnd she must have
seen very often in the newspapers, that
imeiimonia and Jiir:!r-1 .. . l :i< ic is,linosiioukiu ilnUiAl
ff'eof '"lili.l H-.C 1 I'allng (TTimm!
A Tribute III III** I'm—.
The hnllfr >g is n (Minbiimtion of pis
catorial, venatorial and aquatic delights.
From his cradle t » his grave he is an
ornament and an honor to the laud.
nn ^
ml it is
Ir. r
^ M «r , m- • f.t e.r*.
II. II I y.- I'**.. II..». ft -O IV.rtlnutJ, %Z am*
(j J? . v>
the fan; hut slie would not abandon the
hi bit or forego th -slight relief that lit
tle waft of a^r ! rin gs t > lief cheek to
8a\e the life of the whole assembly.
We have have hud a stiff neck (not the'
moral, but the physical kind) for several
days following the gratification of one
who sat beiiind us in a church or lecture
room, nnd we regard the wo.nan with a
fan ns the ideal picture of supreme sel
fishness. Men are bad enough, but a
selfish woman with a fan can take tin*
prize.—New York Journal of Commerce.
Mirror* of Hu* Crei'toi iitol TtbiuniiH.
The mirror.ss>f the aucicut Greeks and
r.oumns were thin disks of bronze, high
ly polished and usually fashioned with
l.audlcs, though r.oiuetimcs they svere
tot upright on stands. Later on silver
was used, and t he first mirmr of solid r
>ilvcr is said^ to have been made by
Praxiteles inthe time of Julius Oesar.
J,ubs<»(jH(U)lly silver Mirrors took the]
]>laTa* «if brass or bronze ones almost al
together, though steel, eopjM*r and even
gold were nlso eunilpycd, “Looking*
glasses” of metal wiTb^cmploycd i very-
xvliere up to the Fifteeili/i century.—
Wash in gton Star.
J>
Ills Predlciimeiit.
^Lady (to deaf butcluT)—Well,
Small bones, how do yon find yourjedf
loilay?
Smallbones—Vvell, I’m pretty well
ttsed up, umni. very rib’s goneTT lieiTve
almost torn me to pieces for iiiy shoul-
d.ers, and I neycr hud such :v run on my
legs,—London Tit-Bits.
policy nnd justice to protect him from
the onslaughts of rival and foreign bull
frogs,—Louisville (’onrier-Journal. *
A I’oi*tie <1iILL
My oldWWxiv, who has not yet reache<l
the mature ag** of three, has, I think, a
[KH-tic way of expressing himself. Thus
the other day. on noticing the ripples on
the lake in (‘oiitral park, caused hy the
wind, he exclaimed; “Mamuia. look: see
how the water is laughing.Xew’ York
C’or. Bahvhood.
CAVeATS,
TRADE MARKS.
DESIGN PATENTS
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
tree TTr.n'Iboolt wrl*r to ‘
_Mt NN A IV) .in BnoADtrar. Nsw Yonr.
oioftftt Lnivau for i«y*nn:»-iTitP.jta In A Kerim.
Fvftrr tafcon out by n» f« (>ro»ii:iit bof -'ro
t J - puuilc Ly a n.^lro mven free of ch*uxc In ttso
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lairecst rtreulfttlon of ar.r rrlc-ntirr r.ftt^r !r th«
world. SolondidlT i Dost rated. No lm«>tlttr<*iA
man rho.ikt be witLont it. W'wklr. W.'i.OO a
Te»r: >IXi si* month*. Ad«*r t «* MUNN a
PruLiEUtus, 3C1 llroudway. New York. > ”
JNO, E. ALLen,
Attomey-at-Law,
BARXU KLL. < , II., S. (\
M B! give pro'iiptatteiitbm to ail bn*
in* !»>* enrhi-te.l to Id* care.
nidi 111-1 v j*
-Ths Patterson House,
M lift D. J RoM JL PifopRiKi i:k*s.
Till* favoiio* ho*iw ■ ha*. Im***u recently 1
renovated ■rind n fn:ni-ln il frotu atticlo !
H.ITT 11- I<» oi. .i ’ ;io l J i ; T«|**ii! i
I’abb* ft ippli* d w ith th * !m**i I ire af* j
I forded by county anil city m irUct*..
•eiig I
Miiftlcsi liifttriiinen^ Sheet Mqfth . Guitar Violin ath! IU^Jo Mriugt.
TilK GKM KGLLKK Gib.AN ONLY
f*r Piiuoft and Urg «us. Rubber ^Dinp* and Menciis. M uzieci #
% j*
mcnis Repaired.
Piano* and 4 <figan« Tnn.diind Repaired.
The largest and chea;»o*i *i<M*k ever brought to thi» eity.
Gr. D. O. li-A-lsTG-E,
3S['Q. 27.14.14.
An English \v? iter assists that no mat
ter what r iiccics-of oysters are placed in
the English beds, where the natives arc
in excess, (hey very soon, “by inter-
lareeding, become of a uniform character,
th© ybtscemlants being all practically
native oysters.” . '
Olotli and Prtj*er >1 ,ul•* from ():?«i Tr<*o.
The paper tree of the South Rcas us a
ip'*(‘iei of the mulberry, dts inner bark
is ho delicate that a soft, ami pleasant
feeling cloth is.made from ir. \vhieh tlie
native^nse in making th* ir ••best Niiits.'
It is ;iIso used in—t4ie- ni i’mf'.o*i m-»* <»f _-i
very line grade «if paiR*r.—Philadelphia
Times.
In lire-abysses of tire < e«-aiis; bidowoOO
fat horns, many animals have cither iin-
|H‘rfect *‘yes or none. Their condition
in this reganKntFords a suggestive par
allel to that of cave life, and- the causes
are probably the same. Science is of the
opinion that all Jeep tea life originally
emigrated from the shallows.
A writer on social affairs in Iceland
says there is not a single prison on the
isliuhb that such things as docks, bolts
and barKiire unknown, and that there
are neither \vatchineii nor policemen.
Iii the line of eating the Manelms,
wjio have ruled in China since its con
quest by them some 'J50 years ago, are
strongest in baked meats. The Chinese
excel in soups.
Sid French forts are being sold very
cheap. A French artist has Ixmght the
Fort dn Gnesclin for about $1,100. They
g.> /tout a few hundred to
—MAXt K^CTl KIID IIV—
The'Wilcoi & Gibbs Gnano Co.
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
iff cod -frZ&TO OOASl^,
fur/- 'rro0*4-
^ i .loroug’
m Gradunt*
'P Vcl' Ctr,
V
BHYANT & Sf.lAlFoS DUSiNESS CCLLF.8E; LGUiSVILLE,. KY.
iclic.d I.iv*.r:’c' r on.
cr-.'1-ifl t.» ;r .--iti.els.
logue free. Write to
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIM’!?TAHLE no. I _
In ElTect November Kill, U>91,!at 8.K o’clock A. M.
nor in boun d.
:» .{ ‘ l
SOUTH HULMri
Moore-‘&--Go.
zszmT?' -z.' — v
-—*— —• . " t - r ‘ - ^
nnowTV’s mos bitters almanac
For IHtKI
<'bat«lnR On* ilnndred K**|pra for mate*
Jne debeioosCandy clicaply and ijulckly
ct home. This Look Is ctvou away at drtur
and Lxncral stores. *
Better late than never—going to bed.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
She—“I could have inarrb d either
TV'I. it J t - ;
fA'A'iaw ri-'Y— AA^ J
nnd hoth of rho*e men whonr f refcoed
li>ive ftluc* got i i<'h. while vou are utill ,
as |MM»ra« a church (Douse.” '
|J#—“Dt row me. i’ye lieen Mip|)ort*
lug ytMi all lhc»e year*. They haven’t.” *
When by was rick, we pare her Castoria.
When she was a C'hild. she cried for Castoria.
When she heeaiut* M.ss, s'.e flung to ('astoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
—II AY K SOW OX li A XI >—
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COFFINS SAN D#C ASK ETS
OF ALL SIZES, STYLES am.’ (JUA1.I TIES.
Prices the lowest in the County.
Persons needing these goods will call on
W. W. MOORE*,
At McXith, M'alker &. C*'.’s Store, Barn*
well CMI..,S. C.VW. 11. OSM AM), Ab
lend Be, S. C,
mah
T. B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
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HEALTH
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t ( vx SOUND mind in a sound body” is the greatest earthy hlessjQjr. M'itli
h * A that man is imxL r„l all human effort*, and .wqm»" queei. m,r all so-
nations, neaftli and liappimss go hand m hand and w H bout th« n
there is no real and lasting upward progressand growing prosperitj.
' 'l'o safe, guard health i* the ffr*t duty of parents to themselves that t >*> m. .
faithfully support the responsihiMties that life has given them. :,,hl
saeted should l>«* their care that the olive plants ot their households should g o
into strong, reliant manhood and Iwautiful and accomplished womanIio<Mi.
Against the thousand ills that tlesh is heir to the study and rcsearelies ot tl
host mhnls of many centuries have discovered front the seen tsot na uie ie ' • '
t tat Htrengthmi h.umanitv against the atraeks ol op<Mi and iiisk ion* ' • M ‘
that arc coiRKmally let gthening the short span of our lives, so hedged amt
will' 'cruel I'oes^ All tin* mo t approved remedies Hue the pa*r hn* gi'*
present, “the heirXall the ages.” can he found in their best purity at t he new
Opera fiouae Drug Stoye,
• parqWeli), S. G.
Which invites, with tin* utmost cordiality, the j,at,ron ige of all in need; bf medi
cines for the prevention of ineipientpor the reliel <d continued disciise-. . om
imt the best goods, houglit from the best houses iu the best markets ol the l n-
ion will be kept on band and our
DISTANCES BE- ^ ~
For those who have faith in patent or proprietary medicines we will keep in
stock all preparations that have won their way to public approval.
Our-stock of Fancy Gpoda, Toilet Accessories, Soaps, IVFlumorteft, Britftheft
and iniscel'aneous sundries i* .*«» complete ami superior tin t it speaks for itsell ps
“fillingaTung fe.t” want in the County. .
Connoi*curs of good Cigars and I'ohaccfi, chewing and smoking. JG*I find our
stock of the very best qua’ity grow n in America and foreign fields.
Preacriptioua com pounded at any hour of the day or night n ith the most
| careful exactness. 4 . , ^
i M e w ill he glad to w ait upon our old friend* and w ill rejrrfce to make regions
J «f new patrons. " All visitors to the County seat, for business or on pleasure beiK,
are sincerely im ited in call at the
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5 8(* h.ll S.51 1 <21 :> ' ...Barnwell..,
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5 4.*» l>.20 D.OO 5.0(1 0 AVoodward-.
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5 51 ''.2t: 1) OH 5.12 7! .. Aslrlcigh ..
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12.01 10.20 11.15 10 20
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10.42 9.43
10.44 9.33 40.38 9.33
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10.30 9.27110 27. 9.27
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10.1 *j 10^0 7.00 Lv. ) - I Ar. ti.57 > < L>»4 9.42
10.30.10.45 7.15 9 . 4 . ...Walkers. .. ;
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s 42 5.24 9 27
S.:iC| 5.12 >9.21
S.24 ! 4 4s’ 9.09
8.09; 4 18 8.54
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re-elcctcd .** liftlor* (.curge mid M ai
t mil. lien, liarkftifaile, w iio -"arivatsed
the State uefore h^ election ol He tat*>r*
*fid Reprweni dive* 4 , am! w lo* made the
face on the ftitb-trraaury piatiorui, wa»
dtcisi»Gy deftalcd.
I
ftt*c* l«l Ml
of wafer |r'
A |ft-4al .
S tl. will p
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n to the <*«.mputation
», L v**lti a ami <1. aina^e.
a**.irvfc*d l<* m* at MotUus,
. w . . , ..li prw.o^l alULl. iO.
vat ul Avivr
«cl Jo* if
*reiv Hit iu*u to can at me •
otwka YiGrMiTfit tn trs iTTYtTr ^
. *fh9 la*! and l*e»t chapter in Barnwell's tynoin. * y " *
DR. R. C. KIRKLAND, Jr., Proprietor.
ss
11 03 11.40 7.48'12 * Salleys....-.
4
11 1.* 12f00 8.00 IS ..h, .Perry,;.
11.2712.20 8:i2 14 i} .- Wagner...
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11.42 12.45 8 27 J5 Ar. ^ # 8eivern , ..Lv., 7.30 S.00 8.15 1 ^
7.57 3 54 8.42j,
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r*»r k 119* -liVernmeut of Employee* only, and m»t for puhlie. use or Information,
the t otupany icWiAiog the righl Lv vary tbcrelnmi unm n-cesswry, w ithout n*.
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