The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 14, 1892, Image 4
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••Why diil yon not tell me yon knew
Ihnn?” Mn<lelaine saul rt^rouclifully
•'Why thinTnyHlery?” -
lie Hiniled at tier •>-
‘I h««l tteveral rcasonn for my silenee.
For one tiling’ you never asked me -iu-
de«;il. I uiay'nay that at the beginning of
— oty Mequamtaucu Jon so comjihitely ig
nored me that I \v:u» obliged to talk only
to Mndbiuoinelle ChamueJ.io." Medelailie
bluebell with shame. Monsieur Henri
went (\n: “When we really began to
talk, there was so imu l h else to bo said,
hut now,' before the other guests ar-
live, I fiave aeuuetiling to say May 1
0y it?”
Madelaine felt strangely' agitated;
slu* did not know what was the matter
with her; it sn uied to her that sin; must
"fangh anii ery tiuth ui iunTM. .(..■ ■.MniBfri
‘ Wlmt ia it?” she said faintly. She
was sure now that he did not care for
her. lie was so calm and self postuttsed,
while she was quivering from head to
loot with the joy of seeing him again.
*1 have found ont your st-c ret,” he
said, in too low u voice to reach Madame
la*roux, who. giMsl industrious woman
Itmt she was, had taken a bit of em
broidery from her pojket and was sew
ing busily tfadtlaine longed to'run
away. She fix**! her eyes on her hands,
which lay clasped in her lap. She
tbought that unless she looked up at
him he could not read her feelings in
Her face. “Yea," he repeated, “I have
found ont what yon refused to tell me
on tlie way to Tancarville. The 'horrid
•ometlihvg' is a husband."
•Well?" She still kept her eyes fi^ed
on her fingers. ^
'May I a-sk one qnestionr
Madelaine nodded,
“Tell me, is ypnr objection to Mon
aienr Ih'vrieHt or to the mere fact of a
frwhnnrtr ——^
- She Uaikcd up at Inst.
He was not laughing at her and he
deemed very much in earn:*ML “For in
stance"—he Is-nt over her—**if a frond
you could trust—if I were to put myiteU
in tfie j.lace«>f Monsieur Dcvneut.would
yon think me horrid,' Madelaine?"
MadelNiue * tongue sc^-iikmI btifTcnd.
slie ooubl not get out a word.
Monsieur Henri apparently read an an
swer in her eyes; lie took her hand in ins
just nh the door uiieucd and Moriiitmr
Lcmux came in
He hstked at the lovers and then h*
bent down and kiswa) Madelaine und
■i«Nik hands with Monsieur llenn.
“Ah. I se«* it is all, sellleil." he said
“I own frankly that your fdnn was a
Inucli tiettrr one than mine. DevrieUt
with sncli a diflicnlt young woman."
Madelaine stalled. She l«s-ki*d with
frightened eyes from h**r father to Moj
sienr llenn Her father was smiling
but her lover was very serious.
“Pardon me. my friend.** he sai l to
Monsieur Lrroux. “but I had not come
to that." Then he turned to Madelaine
snd once more took her hand in Ins
“You think you have lieen cheated,"
be said, “and treated like a child, but it
is not really no; you must not think it
i had seen you. but you bad net seen
me. and I told your father I wished y<>u
to tomi your own opinion and to cbot»>e
for yourself, a* girls do In Knglaud, but
J could not ask yon to bo my wifo until
you kn«w the truth."
“t ome hen*. Loront." his wife said,
“your tie is crooked, let me straighten
it." Then she whispered, “Tliey will
never get right whilo >uu stand si an ng
st them twtii."
“Am I lor“ivei:3 f ' llenri Dovricnt
wlnspeml
Madeleine tried to frown and tlicn to
pout, but Monsieur Dcvrient did not
r»*eni alarmed by lli*«ie efforts, and as bv
•Irew her to hnii very tenderly site hid
her face on his shoulder --Atulaut.i.
I' banbr- yfjtgg. indtmft? Httr ytTTtphf -
vango of topics. Or if notl^ig ladter
.o'Vers, the members set up a man of
utraw and have shit's at him.Yistu t of in-
r klleetual game of Aunt Salliu.
■TIic^onVii is hoti'eycoinlssl \\;itlO<uch
() F A Id. SIZKS, ST YI. ES ami QUA LI IT KS.
I’rjees the, lowest in the <’ounty. , ,
clubs.' They are ,sii]M'i-.seding dancing
and the natural diversions of tlie youug ,
and eon versa t4oii and cards of, the imy^ Persons needing these goods \\ ill call on
mature. The common pleasure hr meet-,
iug olio another in good elolhes and off
dutydio longer exists. Nor have the jo
rial affiliations that used to be found in
TTfe church iiritf'in the mission-school
nny remaining power of social cohesion.
it is a curious dovelopment, and is na-
Mirally in a more vigorous state among
people from otli T parts of fho conntry
who luiveeomo here 1 to .live, and' ifipsl
find excuses for sis ial organization out-
side thuse thai-uxiaL lit oliLey autl. iiHWd
communities of people. Ati in}n*r*oif
(Waving to know and to coinmune aUdit
^lato or Itenaissanee art will furnish a
pretext for sjK'ial advances that no on?
cgii possibly mistake for bumptiousness
or any undue social tt pinitiou. When
nwrrftteTent number of jkrsons with
\V. iV. Moore at Wm MeNah’s, Itarn-
well, or . 1. Wilson, AllcmJale.
(iko. W. ('nor r,
Aiken, .S. (J.
marl 7
J. I». It.rio kiiai i krt,
Darn well, S. U.
• Barnwell OH and Fertilizer Company,
CAPITAL . - - ;>>- : - $50,000
N. F. K I KK LA N D, Sr., Pkksiukxt. »■ *•
i li—Wv AiilltitALl., T kic xsi iiiol axd Gkx3lKa Mxx.u;kr.
N . li. NV. U A LK lilt. ltoOK-i\ KKI'KK A N 1> ( A Sill KU.
UimXJTOKS.
THE PATHOS OF PEACE-:-
BETTER THAN
M IKK HUOWN, liarnwell,
SIMON bKOWN, blaclcvillc,
Ti. A. U At.KN'Kb, < haiTestoii.
A.T. M OOI) W A Ul>, ha in well,
N. J''. KTJtKLANH, Sr., barn well.
1>. P. So.KH KN KK, Lees,
wVmokkakL, Mil\ytt,
l>. Tl. .SA LL Y, Sallvs, v
W H.SI UMS, bani well,
Ji H. WALKKK, Appleton.
Croft & Burckhaltcr,
A/l TOIt IN K VH A'l'l.AW
Will practice in all the Courts of this
State and in the L nited Stall s Courts.-'
Mr. Croft, vt^i 11 attend the (mi its of
barnwell County and all maIters yf ini-
tlre personal
SKCOXD
During the summer all our valimhle |dant has li«*en overhauled and put in first
chuts condition hy our Master Maehiuist, Air. IV J. Cochran, so long loliiiiMed
ehief^ol practical engineers in'this State, au<l we are now perfectly rtmdy for
ImvinesK, ami iuvitan the atlcnbion of all concerned to the unequalled advantages
we oiler. ' i . - ^
H e will gin and jiaek cotton at ’io eents per loo pounds, ln-ing $l.“'> foil a .‘••K)
pound fiale. P'or the satisfaetory ehaiaet.,(H^of our work in that line we refer to
the etistotnerH for whoui we'ginned l,.'»oo hales hist «‘, s-on.
NN e will warehouse and insure cotton lor a period not exceeding one month at.
fio cent' per hrfle. For longer tieriods An eutrt>—em4i sddiiktmU-nmntlmm^neanai
Tateis nmde-wTtTi snb-Alliances Joi* short fiertods of storage awaiting Alliance sale
days. Parties desiring to hold their cotton can get advances on our warehouse
receipts and keep it a - long as they wish. During the present \ earour fertili
zers have won an emi.ihle reputation and we are piepar(*d to till orders for fall
eropx lor rash 'approved eredit for Acid Pho^ihate, ( ottoiiTjieed Meal, blood,
Kainit, Chemieal'ainl-onr o\\ u hrandsot First, < hi" Kei riii/>u-s ■
^tTKntfTFrW tvnching.Tn New Orleans a Tew monOl^ agrb
of the Matin by a volunteer band of American avci.g-rs, of the X P»P^
created a little uneasiness hr declaring that King llumbnts > • •
chellrNew York from anchorage beyond the range ol the shore torts 54,1,1 1 ^ ;
ick, and lay thr'-hit.-iness metropolis.d therpuntry iMiishe.sor umlei coutributioli.
Without discussing I’neleSaiu s ability to take care of his possession
MICH ALSON
T akes pleasure in informing the public that on his recent visit to the North he
captured New A oik, New England and a big sbec of the North-M csC—lie w(nt
supplied with the anunuiiition of gold v eitver. greenlnirt* ami reryified cheeks
all<l iircrehaots,'imuiufacturei> and importers viimmder d upon the first sunt-
inoiis' threw open their stocks ;unl fold M ichals' ii to liclp hims.'li to all lie " aut-
<*d and to pay them wha; he phased. T hey were demoralized by the.outflow of
gold to Kurope and welcomed Miehal-son and his money a« a hard pres-ed soldier
cheers the comrades who come to his help and turns the tide of the battle going
against his flag. '
*=-*—
U
portau ee wftt reeei ye 11 re personal at-
a tvntton of eaeU-memlwr of the linu. - ! personally inspect our works ami met hods
j
kindred thirst is discovered its aatisfac-
-tion takes plaice at intervals in one an
other's drawing roouiH. TWis elimbiuy
of tdaircases, ' a-cent of elevators, fa
uiiliarity with one another's tiurrounds
inga and aul»t;(*<|uent wafers and rupyol
t' a after the main business is com liidcd,
furnish as solid and as quickly riveted
Ih.iiTs ns are welded by society in arty of
its older forms.
. *Tho regr.t is that conversation, th#
ixdilefltytiiu imyt spiritual, evanescent,
the most agreeable (*f all .arts, has m
greater chance in the mind cnlturecluU
than td-.t-wltt*rt» Wltvfo am
information flourish the tlame of couver
Nation flickers and goes out. iVrhaiw
the sjs*akcr must rim to sjs-ak. or tlicn
is a tmslcralor or president who dingt
to the main issue, or w;ifli great indis
(Action allows each pereon time minutes
watchsjn Land, p Thajw, to say nothing.
Or there'may boa thirty minute paj*»-i
on “The InlhTm'c «*f llussian Thought
on the Acctiniulat'b'msof Wealth."' whirl
settles down over tm , 'asN»*ialde<l Intel
I.ads like a pall and calls for maids will
tea t<* ftn? r* <cue.
-t'onver'atK»n has long muco^Svci
driven fr*mi more fu**hioimble gax ,, t
where wit. wisdoin ami rcpartis- are cut
off at some vit i). I>!*m* 1 Kiting |sMut In
the liostc's’Mgnal t*» listen-to tin*
or story of tin* profo naial ciifscjaincr
.and when tin* gueds think tli»TnM*Urte
hippy if thoy arc not fun as I into M*rri«s7
ranks < f catnp« hairs < .iti«»u i
it** longer j**THti»i*sl except at tin* «Tlnn»*i
table, an I th ,, n the auia.'-‘iir or pr*»f«‘N-
sioual st* ry t II* r is apt to have tin* first
Lair-an*I Mem* only to pnecdo th*
jc-.ft r jet to In* found behind hi* mis
tn-. .*' eh.iir.
I.. grci. Iiowcia r. i* only a faint nigh
for the snows of l.isl~yc. r 'i iew»s*
|s :.m4i d■ *v• no! tpiatTcl \*dlh what is but
H*s’cpt * it a* the «Hltia«me of rtrvuui
i**. or the i* 'illt of t«*i|»lc;ici« :* fts
« ill also make spechtl hwfTTi/.ci * ib *»rdcr and in vile farmers and.dealers to
We H>k patronageyn our merits and
.. »•* ay jtMf- *• a
FRANCIS F. CARROLL Jr:,
t v.
Attorney-atcLaw, -
* b.\M i.kim;, s. r.
Office* over II. C. Folk A Co.'s store,
mar 20-t
guarantee ( heap, Quiyk .and Faitliiul work.
cottons’ av'atNtkd
Oolton s«‘ed bought at market rates and paid lor in cash, cotton seed meal or
fertili/ars. * augld-Mii
MONEY
•» r*nr Hue cf w ' rk.
r»|«(>Dy jmjl l* .-I*,' tL*s# *.f
* if )ii r m*v. « • iiit|r «>r ••1*1, •» *’ in tile if
>iV»» lar# j itirs, %« lief* i et t h j live A rf
i*ue •mi «7«. l|»e isT.nE T TL ▼* ft iTf?!'
• furnish •••srx ihittv H'e AtArl l mm risk * l» • At* *t* % «*»•
% *Mr •|nr» •+ All yvmf tmH* to th* % • ih I his *s »n
• otirriy new ••••!,«**<) LiHh|r« m oimI* rful mi* • «*•• !•• • i«t« w • i k r
I* gi«iirr« Ar* var.iuiir lr«»ifi #*-'• t*» |*«-» w« rh Ami »*| m At*!*,
• i»*l Afror* •Her a tttfl* ii4*r*ei»«e. W+ < an fitmish «'j»» *i»e #»t-
|*i *iN»ei*4aM>f i rvMftl v* -• MfhK. ftn e («• e • | l«in her# hull
inatiokl 9 hlth. 1*1 +L. € 4k.> H.h*
Helped him-adf liherally. The proofs that he did -o are as plain a* they can be.
The ( tiarleston h.uind steamers, the Atlantic ('oast Line Mini the Kiclixiion-d tt
Danville *\>tctn ate w ii nesses on his lAhalf. They are hurrying Soutliward aa
fast ii' steam can turn their w;heel',ihe goods that he libmi’.aliy bought. Even
n«yv the lir.'t consignments are (‘pining in and
HVnictLalsoix
Invites Hie people toe«*me from all the adjacent country and neighls>ring todym,»
buy all the goods they want'so cheaiply that they will torgef all about tlie lo'y
pric«‘s of cotton, go home rejoicing w ith f resh cout ag»* t*» hattir w r'li hard t lines.
A>* a partial li'tof tin* good goods and great hargains that. >1 i«*hals«tnTTa* m.
store he ask* attention tolh J following lew example'That shoNv the coilrpariNon
of Norrh**rn and Southern prices ;
fft.btHI worth of N.w Vork cioihing—Michalson’s pri<*»*.
ir.INNI worth of bi>'ton Shoes. Slippeis. Ac.—Michal**m - pi ice, f I,•-jb. ,
I'.yoon w orth of Ladies Dr**** (•«>ods—M it liaison's pi ice, s*>,( !! H». ,
$1u,(nmi woiili itf Notions—Michalson s prlfe. sKk __ ^
—jDii.ihni w oi fh of (t« , iu’s Knrnishing (lo«*ds— M-ichalson's price, So..»bO.
j.d.tKio w*»rth of Kiirniture-^41 icbaNoii's price,
$1,0* n wopth of Tin and \V*'od ware Michalson'*'price, $*aNl.
$ lO.fTkt worth of irtcon. I lams, Sugar. A*-.— M i*-hals«tii's pii**e, $(1,000.
H) worth of i*hiiti< k il I«iim1 I mrv MirliHl^oii
. $.\,t , nu wonliToTTYxTT.T*TrniTnrHa:Mt( ar.' —Mb*iiaKnn : s pricey sJ.-aav- -
worth of I'able i utlerv and < ro* k**i \—MicbitNoii ' pro e, $.*• (•.
(l.tNNl worth *»t Ittiggies and M ag«*ns—Mi*hals(»n *• pri**e Si.>iy ^
hovv the people the I*-*? rbad t«* In-tt* r t iiu«-». Michal-on li»« thousand* >f gobity
Charles Zissett, ■ *
: \ Practical Watchmaker.
First d«*nr smith «*f Krown ll«*use,
barn w dI iII., S. offer» hi* »cn !«*«**
s U(lb** (••ibllc.
An exiHTh-iua* <*f u|*war*ls of forty
Tear* rw. tin* I***-! guarani**** that In*
I» n«*\\ s hi* Kn««i im*»s an«l will gi \ *a t i«
faction in tl***«|H»lit,V **t hjs w*»~k an«l
the moderation olryA^ charges.
0?*- U'diabh* time kngUera f*»r sale,
m*hs >.
Health^
“A
I le hn* bargains that e*«T \ b*.tl v ncetlsandcau afford. Il ymi don f see what \oi
want ask f«*r it. .Mi*‘hal«**n ha' it, but does not promise to keep it always, ( om
there
T*.
• gna r*l
SOL VI* mind jn a sound body*' I* the great**’
that man i« ina*terof all human eff**rts, ami
liatiotis. Ilealjh .*in*l hapf*iu«*s* g*» hand in
n** n-al atel lasting upward |*r*»gres* an*l gr**w ing pr
|ie«lth is rh* tir*! .!o(\ of parents tntReiiisrifea tl
» that life ha* given them
\c plant* «*f tln-ir ho(*s* , h*'l*l
lifill and accompli
« heir to the study
i-or**red troin th** •**«*r» f* •<
aMa**k» **1 o|w*u and in»id
lives.
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fait hi nil v
B
uiqMirt tin*
r»‘sp^nsihillti* •
*acrrd *h*
• II
1*1 Im* their
ran* t to^^K* ol i
int** *tr«»r»
reliant in*
iiIomnI and *»caui
Against
l
lie thulls,iM 1
d ill* that fles|^ i
I** »t mind
• 1
nf.liintix i***!
I'tnrie* hate »ii»'
that *T ren
hen huntai
litv atf iiusf tIm*
that atc (*’
•»||
ititmally !*•
irgtliming the •
w itb cfui*
1 f
• M*s. Ail t 1
lie in*»»t a|*|»r*»ve
present, “
tl
te Ii* ir of al
1 the »g**s,” can
7 FT 'W' V T "gA, i 7 i7 smut And In a hum fiefore«tlm - - "j • .t. He hasn't time or tongue 1
| i * 1 ^ 1 ^ I i* enough t** make a tlir* *• h ,, 'i r* talk, t»ur In will help the cjmutrv tm*re b* , iw<**»i
‘ I J \ J[ ^ JL a. ▼ • V VJ'K. ’ • now ami * hris*iu«» than all tfie p*dit lci«n» c»n'*i** Hii» « 4 :de «*J the day of imlg-
meiii, if buyers and », lief' wiil«>n!\ coin*- n* tlu* piy ni«* .'xfiernian » cjitnp fnD
* |owet%an*l Kilputrick'* i*«rcfi light tr*H»t***i« laid wasj.* our lair country. The
tariff ami lax* » ami high prices have nia«te The p^t-ph* poorer yeas after tear.
Michalsuu i* tired *»f that. He will give.jhi* fall's w**rk l*» the g**«hI *.f the
pie.. I list cad of grasping for pr> fit fn* will t r \**o »-lc.-»r e \ p» # jis«s ae*l make friends.
, H ft^tl titnes get I.- tier and tb • I mm Ci .w*' *"i <*f tr«M»hi«* he will try to make
money* That is hi* platform for six days Tn the wa k. ai*d *A^ry le**ly I* a«k* d
conn* ami see him standing th* re, gi\ lug the b* »t prlc*-* for cotton ami a}t cotnr-
trv pr*»*lu'*e ami »* , iling all kin !* of g<* Ts to all * it* t»f je< p!e atynily one prico
au«l that l*el*.w /era.
may
inallT
liort span of oor
d miMHlies ih »( the pa«t
Ik* loom! in their In*»! i
r earthly hle»«ing. " ith
v» oman •pi«*«*u *> \ **r all »it-
lialnl alnl without them
iM*rsfv.
!iat the;
i a»T*l r
* -houhrgrow
iltlh's'd.
arch*** of flu*
! nalure remedies
io*t% *liscasy an«l
•*• li**lg***l al»out
ha* gi*t-n t** th**
uity at He* nr y
bed we
and r.
nvriclial
m 4„ , .^ . ... .a.*,** * «•• * • •••»•« *• '
Sail I I» I M I I
\ i.l.i: \. •*«<* 4*40. %••^msi«,
w i.h* rrwrhhig **r i<**d‘** , p t
If we are all un*L r tin* pre
cnftnrr it ts*i »uht| "v-. f«*r a
u'ni if everywhere th*.'
w.t;»gin' of our to’i.ruc*
are pissjige* *.r M-rtp
r u.»
i* an*
uiiite y
more
• f tuin*.
<*otenl
familial
* is choeki <1 lln r*
ir<* that w ill an**
111 eXplaMMti •:* an I i
ailctttiin*niN*r. — N***.v Ex^
m to thr
tmig Km*
A in in may In* lantern-jawed nnd y* t
hia fare in ter light up.
‘*f am losing fle-!i.‘*
•trav dbg stole » steak.
aid llcxth.
NS
l. \>.*v
MmIm*.
•* *-*.- A
• t
Gpefa ^louse Dfiig Stofe,
parnw/ellj S. C.
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
pariya/eil, C
SsWIiirlt intitex. *. ilh fh^sutinost cordiality, the patronage
j rnhwiior the pn*veiit»on oPitiolpicut or the n lief of eotil
j hat D*>sb**st g* s MI *, tsoight I roibM^K* best boUM-* in the tn*
ion will uh-^t-pt on hand and our
»f .ill in r*eei _
lrme«l di•«*»•**
>t markets of
Prices Will Please The People.
»e*l|s
*. Nin.r
the l U-
keep
'•vat.
I’.sritM,
Tint j, S'ictl.
.labfi, E 'g nes,
G.nt, Mill
O
>1
Wt*«»n ruby waasick, we pa*s b«>r Piuaorla,
Wli*-n she * .i+n (.'hiltl, slw crs-il (or ('aMona.
W hen she IwoaiiK* Mism, s'.r clmit' O* ( nsturia.
When ahe haUCluldrt-u, shegaw them (.’art jna.
F*»r Ihnse win* have faHJi in patent or oroprirta^v me li<
4t'«*k all preparations thathwke won their wav to pitWjc a;
Our 4t<M'k of Fan* v taiM> Is, TwiM Ace.—..ries, .-w.apVJ’crfnmerle
and iiii*4*etlaneous sundries D s*» **ohv^dete and sujM*ri«»r tli;ir'iks|»*'uki
•‘filling a b*ng felt” want in the t'otinrSs.
t’*»nnolseuis *»f g«MH| < igars an*l r**f»acwjN*|iiew ingaml su,.*king
*t**•*k of the very l»eat (pia'lty grown in Aiuern^Vstml foreign Hebl*. .
l yy I'ri'seriptbiua compounded at any hour *»f fSv^daj *»r night with tlicsiios'
carefAl ex.ictness. i
Wy will V* glad tn wait u|***n our*dd frlemla an*l will rWjssice t«* make 1-ginns
of m-w per"!.*. All visitors to the < ounty a«4t, for buyliitaaww^ pleasure tient.
pcctacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All the Latest INicveliies.
FAUGY /
Rrnth *s
tor itsclt a*
lind «*ur
PERFECTED n\l!l < UiKUi;!',
CRYSTU LESSE5
F-' *«-r. esss ( Utils V, \f CAUIhS
GOODS ;*»L7 Tux iii
c
Hobby Horses
Velocipedes **¥z
1 < »\ s- I )< 1^ '*?•
t - ^ V - V-.; < t'! '. .M B. M', TTC
S^infionorv
11 ■*C ii it- y • \ U t*s
Pft' £ 'll ‘ p
AM* inmiKLI TTS.
1*1.1 511 I»!;F.55lNO
A Tlirlfly Nl.iine Half
!n-01dtown is a man who is making
money faat out of clams, though he is at
present feeding the clams to hi-pigs,
lie k.eps a hotel and has bonded a clam
flat down around Mount- Desert. His
clams arrive each day. He keeps them
two weeks, feeding them on ceh ry •::eal
and Indian meal. They lajigh and grow |
fat. Thru he txrfls -them, a hushcl at a t
time. He puts in a <piart of water and
takes ont eight quarts. The water is
•trained and set aside for a day in a re
frigerator. Tin'll it is heated, seasoned
with salt am! j>epper and sold for live
Cents a gloss. He has a big trade.
A bushel of clams delivered costs six
ty cents. Ho feeds them forty cental
worth. He gives a four ounce drink.
There are thirty-two drinks in a gallon,
and sixty-four drinks aro secured from a
bushel of clams. Net profit on a bushel
of clams, $2.“0, and he s-Tls on some
days six gallons. Many try to imitate Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castona.
him. but no one knows how* to feed the ^
clams as be does. His pigs grow fast, . she: It Is always tlu* tiTuilarried maiT
moreover.—Boston Transcript. w ho know s all about womeiiNHe : Yes.
1 haVe noticed that tlie man w hrt knows
all ab( ut women di es not marry. x
< harlie l!ur kb ilt«*r: M hat expressly
eye* Mi'* Amy ha.*!.Rob ||«dmau : Yes
licr n*H*s are v* r\ expres'ive. to**.
r.latiV Per son s nr.* i.pin*
dr*,vri fiom overw ork or tmn^ held cores.
HvownN Iron Hitter* Bebnlhi*the
pyst* iH. aids digcstour. rgm >v* « o.x<‘» :a ol bilo,
tuid eurua m«uaruu (.id the genuine.
Th*' wav of the transgressor hard,
but he never finds ui.t.l he falls l.o
i uuumuntiuc it i*.
i.Anir.M
Needing atonts. or children who want build-
l’ie nil. should liilc
-■ mtows s iho.x m iTF.rs.
It is ploociit to take, cures Mah.ria. Indl-
ftiUou, itiliou^UcM (UmI liver • ompiuiaU.
“I could sit beside you forever” Ik
said a* they w atched the dying en*i|* g<
out. “I believe you,” 'he sa d, yaw ning,
and glaii.'lng a» the clock, “and you in
tend to, don't vou v ”
K £ *vF * fr ii . J
Ip hkJ
‘j* ili'J'.'J put
J.: 'X3||r. d
p» 'aiilu*TS ,sl0 * e »!‘ j I
arc siuccrelv invited t«*call at ihf_ * > n.
i>i*k v"i§ovhi»*. onva s rouM
Tl/e'lasf aud f*c*t cliapter in Itarnweli'* l»*a*m.
DR. R.iC. KIRKLAND, Jr.. Proprietor.
out JO-H
PARAGON
Salvia
Tlits is one of the oldest g:
•ages aud among the neatest growing
of the Am tire genus. it is a freely
hrauebed kind, which forms a pretty
little bushy 6i>c*ciuit*n about eighteen
inches high, and toward the" end of tlfe
pi mi her and in autumn it is plentifully
studded with bright' scarlet blossoms.
J’lanted in the cikjb ground, it is very
attractive till pjioiled by the rains and
frosts of autumn. Not only is it very
pretty treated in this way, but it also
succeeds well in i>ota, and ik valuable for
tue gretniiouse at a time when many of
toe sammer flowering'things are past
t eir best and before the chrysanthe
mums come in. Like most of At> allies,
tills salvia is of easy propagation and
culture, the principal thiug to observe
"being that the plairtif do irot-receive any
•w-vere check, otherwise they are very
liable to be attacked by insect pests.
'I r. K. M. I’OtisEK, our S«rtitli ('aro-
"llua rrpresen*at i?''7 will be glad t<* «'all
•n p**i s<.n* in ne< *1 of or intending to
purchase machinery. jaug--
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t’o* (of *s«, .*% I'Tf* , A*»**»»,
l*%«-. m».r »»*.. |r,.»* rt —
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m*./ \ ... rn,*,!., fit* xx.Ml. ■11*1
• I l»^>4*^» 'vlwrr* v, r y u l*e-
fi«!»«*r* are eun ipg Irulii t'<* to
^ I ft* dai *h* V* x*4«th»*w
• ml Mirf v*»tt.>jsiv \v. rU in sii.ir* tint#
«»r hII fli» tvine. (Tig itioft* x fv*i vv*»*k-
» r*.. K. ijiir** t»»Ak ittTxv^y i*ih* ng th »*4.
N ! .W i-. J w - .m ’» • *mI f .»v x fi. ii. n* fi #.
IK . i! ullrit A’ I «». 9 l&Mik 1*4»i*(Ian<l ( ut
CIB^y
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K\ l.liY llorsKUKKCKI! XKKI'S ,
T!c IntwovedPan-Sn:trican Waahcri jYlJjClllIlG vv OIKS
With if* use “wash day” i* no moti
t«>rm*'iit Mini a tercor, and w H.'hurwonn
arc in* longrr imperial.
reenhonse Children Cry for Pitcher’s Cnstoria.
erowiiit*
Th« Tuost wonderful tiling about a
shad is how the meat ever goi in bet w een
tlie bones.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Jlie WllCOI & fiihbS GniUlO Cfl.
CHARLESTON, S. .
T he reason that woman talks so much
is because die sutlers in silence.
Children'Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria'.
A drowning man w ill grasp at a straw
and so w ill a ihirst \ one.
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In gome countries the loaves of tre***
Hre stilj nse*l for l*ookM In Ceylon the
liiavea of the tall |»ot tree are used for
tl^af purjHjse.
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Tlie Liverp*iol eleVated radway will b.®
'Worked by electricity, using motor cam
lUbtead of aejiaratelocomotives
, Art F«r.
She—.1 won*ter why the hair of pr*»foa-
■i* mil musician.* i*o «*fT**u stand' 4«j cod
. ^He— Lasdy a* ix*tu*te«I for. Hn> hair i*
trying to gH away fr**m tboocn: ^ton
m**vg oo under tbv- •urfoec.—IblUourg
IfuIlviTa.
Pr, A,N. rjay&Co.
—r IlLoS ro i v i ^ * s, (
Vdlaving laid in a full 'tocly-bf pun
and. choice drug* and medicine* we nr*
pippated to till any and ai^p-rescr ipfmii*
at au\ hour of (tiedajpiind night.
Dr. .V. N.Kty 'w.til alsocoutitiue.th*
practice of nixAm'ine a.ud surgery and
offer* hi* 'ecVti'i * to th*- public,
mar IJ .Im
? Bh.*»1 f\ liL.vi h V1 LLfc.
J li. BVitCibJHS
K E a T A l K A N T A N D F AM ILV
G K U C K K V. _ J/
New Sn»re, Neu ^u- k. > le*!,. Krrad |
••'•'fAxlay. All- ii**
ua^r
CL.
OrijL Had
/v
T. B. ELLIS, Jr.
It w ill Save you time, temper and mo
ney. It dues it» work h»*tter than the
nmirb—wndi—hoard plvn and-doe* not
we a If and tear out cloth*** a* tlie old w>.y
did. I have s(dd (*ver four liundred in
KaruweJ.I and adjoining counties and
tliev have given perf**ct *atislaction.
For fuTther information apply to-—
FRAMPTON LAWTON,
Barnwell, S. Q, ■
J' nov'9
ei. ] Howard Bros. Propr’s,
].N<*INi:r.lt'4und VI II IN I *'£'%
KI.ACKVILLK/S /C.
To’the u*«*r* of Motive Lower and
(icne'al Machiii(*Vy:
We call your attentioii to fho fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
Tools and .Machinery, to dp work on
any Machinery used iu this country.
Such a*
CUTT'n-V <; I \S,
Li JUST M I LI.S,
(OT’TON 1* KF.SSLS,
I’l LLEVS. HANi.FKS,
• - MILL (iKAKlNfi,
Shafting and casting* of Iron or TTra-*
of anv .si/.**. Sjn ciuia’t^iilloh JjtVBB to
(ilN WORK.
Having a lirst class (iiu Kuilder, we
can doall kindsof Lin Work, new hrimh
w in els, new saw.*, hoxp*^ Ac. Saws
sliarpeiied only by hand,
yulyil _ //
L'ork&- Li
Maslca! ln«truob*n * Sh**et Mu«i» .Guitar Violin and KantoMringt.
I THK (iKM^HUULLKIi t>K*iAN ONLY IfiJM*.
i A g'nrYxl’ua*.'and OrgmsT^Ur st .n.uud Meuciis. Mu-ica* lustra
1 mout.* KepaireiTTv.
i I'iaiK.'and Orgai*»tHm* *j_.*'n*l K.* J*jiir«*(l?^\^^ . ' „
T lu* largest anTlvbrui'C'l stock ever hvtmght to thi» cifr..
Gr. ID. O- 'L^^TG-E,
’ ZEsTO. 2 7. -A.^\
Bhidcville, H
Happy New Year.
CHAIiLES rEN'HM AX wishes all
-his many friends and everybody el*c a
HAPPY NEW YEAR-
Patterson & Holman,
>v"i r r<>11n F:vm a r r law,
F.AKN W KI.L, S. jQ.
Having associated our solves fortho
practice of the law ii» all the Ouirtkof
the State except the Probate ('onrt and
in tin* Lnited States Courts, we filedge
our it**s-t services to all clients w ho may
trust us with their confiiji-nce. .
. Ournnited prompt attention will lie
given to all htisiness confided to it'.
.1. O. I'Ai i hit^oN, ~ >V. A. Hoi aFa v.
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For Sale.
"TWENTY THOCSAND EMIJ.Y
Jersey Wakefield and Karly-Summer
L'ahhage 1‘latits at lM cents p«*r hundred
at this phure.
ton, S. (
** *»on, I ii*th-«* (
Figars, Frutip,
t4>iie**K«i m « ^
V . .i li. bo
4*k. f test.
Ir *». loos
ofilcct l«>4l.4rie«», l»<’s|
A >a.*u all tn«
•* l»«••*.
Uv* LJL Jl*ni|« ii u*f
He w ill do his part towards making
this twelve month a happy one for all
who will .wisely turn over the new
j yt ar iiew leaf, quit paying w*ar time
tariff price* for good*.'and come to the, ... . ...
.f.i.l KAST Of th*. «""rt| lk ‘ l,v '' r, ' l !"; i ra 1 l ; r ,T u vvin! 1
1 Lmse, where cheap gmat* have nia*le | ; * 31 * ,, * V1K * ,,l "‘
j their headqiiartem. They wLI find “ ~ ®
everytlitiig in (iENEKAL MER-I
( IIA\D1>K > excepting L'uiuors. Hay-j
O /'/„;/ r n *:^**m f»»« dismmtinned that branch of bu*i- ;
u .ryCyOT flpQ Uiyil t.n(Jineer, ut.*;*, I hope t<* Increase my trade in the ;
"’'"t other line* *»f g(>i*ds needed jay ladies.
, iauniliUle folk*.
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIMK TA 15 FJ-: X(). 4-
In Efleet November'Ktb, l"/>l. at 8.1? o'clock A. M.
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ROBT. C,- HIXSON.
SURVEYOR PND ENGINEER,
r.LXTL'/IIJ.E, S. I’.
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*evi’*g. I*r**nipt at'ref**<i« tu ail bu»t»
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f •*r the'g-oeriiincnt of Emp’occr* nnlf, nnd^nnt for pul He ttseior Infnnnatlen,
ihe Lomp.au\ reviving ll.c right to taty iuci, rr* m w tn n n^* r-ary. w iilncttw*."
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