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An eye tooth u*» wuciing.
•». . “ *E flood ore* me, nn’:.^ '•»<*«: ‘Hare
• * ron 'nd cnotighf ’e ae*. ‘Thanh yon,
. I •nTe,’ •« I. lie took my ’rmd »n*
• pilled me r»j>, «nd I n as pretty «hook.
r *Kow,’ *e se*, ‘I’ll apologize for ’ittln*
yon. It was Ml my fault,* *e set, ‘an*
» It eraen't meant for yoil.’
“ *1 know that, sir,’ *o» I, ‘an’ there’s
ho need for no apology.* ‘Then it’s
an aecklont,* *e se*. ‘An* ydrt must lot
me pay for tho coat. Else it’ll bo
stopped out of your pay.* ! tvoukln't
,/ ba* took tho money before, but I did
then. ‘E gare mo ten rupees—enough
to buy a coat twice over—an’ we went
down to the river to wa^R our faces
which was well marked. His Was spe*
ciolg
“Then he sczto himself, sputterin’ the
Water out of Ms mouth: ‘1 wonder if 1
done right?* *e sc*. 4 —
“ ‘Yes, sir,’ sez I, ‘there’s ncTtffar
about that.*
“‘It’s all well for yon,** ’c sez, ‘but
what about tho comp’ny?’
“ ‘Beggin* your pardon, sir,’ I f>ez, ‘I
dbn't think the comp’ny will give no
trouble.’ Then wo went shootin’, an’
when we come back I was fcclin’ ns
chirpy ns a cricket, an^fi took an’ rolled
Samuel son up an’ down the verandah I
an’ give out to the comp’riy that the
A, NUPTIAL NDVELTY.
flow th« PfntrlmoMlttl Knot Wn« Tl«d
by • Frontier JuMlrn of Ihn Penrn.
Camping near a town in Wyoming,
wo soaijrod our stock and went in..
Entering the leading -Htorc of Uio
town, i; introduced ’thynolf to Mr.
Stile 1 *, one., of tlio propnetora, and
tho postmaster. Stilos ^Kaid: “U'h
now 2:30, apd at 3 there's a wedding
at Vonaa Burton’s,', 6ld Jonas fs a
rough old coon that wo elected a
justice of tho peace about a month
ago, and as this will be his first at
tempt at a marriage 1 think we will
see some fun,; Come, go with mo.”
We went into the old squire's cabin
and-foil ml him poring over a large
volume of tho “Statutes of Wyo
ming.” sweating like a home and
looking terribly anxious. After groet-
ingus ho saidr
them galoots that got up
these yer laws hadn't gumption
enough to last 'em over night. I've
nin th rough tho blamed books a half
dozen times an CAn't find n word
alxiut matrimony or how the hitchir*
process is pergwUjd with. I've just
got to put the clamjis on this ere
cqUple, hit c>r inissr«wi if 1 don’t yoke
Jnt >Kl iuL,
n n tKTToTlmfjffmutow
to proceed, and the old man finally
fhohght ho could worry through in
tolerable Snape. 1
Ere long tho couplo appeared, fol-“
MoMrt'* R■<>wl*<1 r « of InatrurarnU.
Scarcely an instrument in the or
chestra escaixid Mozart’s attention.
A born violinist, he wrote concerti
for. violin and orchestrh which*
though without tho emotional ele
ment of Beethoven and Spohr, ni’o
greatly prized. To tho tenor violin,
which had lieen deemed wort hy only
of filling up tuiti passages, ho gave a
voieo and place of its Own in tho or
chestra. * The clarionet was raised to
great importance by him, and forth
with took place as a favorite solo in
strument. In nearly all his scores it
received especial attentions while
tho fresh, beautiful, and exceedingly
masterful-v. work, the quintet in A
major for clarionet and strings, and
tho fine clarionet soneerto,. which he
composed for Stadler. have imparted
to the instrument an all ago reputa
tion which can never bo impaired.
Then his sparkling genius sjient it
self in writing for that fine reed in
strument. the basset hom, tho splen
did properties of which ho deemed
more suitable than oven the clarionet
for his “Requiem.” For tho oboe
Mozart' did much, acconling it a
prominence which it had never
reachedwi
part
and in the mass “No. 12" is some
Wealttt ami Wtsioni
<C
a
lowed bya crowd of citizeua of the
%imp. Tlie-eftfididatos hPkxI ut> be-
fon* tho squire, who began;
Feller citizens, this yer man' and
rare o
’No. 12’’ is
fine if difiieult music for it.—Black
wood's Magazine.
A V. IiUtliny l.un^ua^nz
that there is really a
A French trav-
It seems
whistling language,
etor, M. lajard, has written a work
SOUND mind In a sound, body” Is tho greatest earthly blessing. With
that man is master of all human effort*, and woman queen overall sit
uations. Health and happiness go hand in hand and without them
there is no real and lasting upward progress and growing prosperity.
M'o safe-guard health is the first duty of parents to themselves that thpy may
faithfully support the responsibilities that life has given them, and equally
sacred should he their care that the olive plants of their household? should grow
into strong, reliant manhood and beautiful and accompli shed womanhood. /
Agaiiiat the thousand Ills that flesh is heir to the study and researches of the
best, minds of many centuries have discovered from the-secret* of nature remedies
that strengthen humanity against tlie'attacks of open and insidious disease and
that are continually lengthening the short span of our lives, so hedged about
with cruel foes. All the most approved remedies that the past has given to the
present, “the heir of all the ages,’’ can be found in their besf purity at the new
Opera f^ouse Dfug Store,
ParqvVefi, S. C.
Which invites, with the utmost cordiality, the patronage of all in need of medi-
hiUirt^vciiiltfu olinatugtitbr tlm ^adim-AUiAu^llrjn.ol disease*. None
•ut the best goods, bought from the best houses in the best markets of the In-
ion will be kept on hand and our
Prices Will Please -The People.
. , , , r , on the Kiibji*ct which has Ijcen occu-
lu^y^nnan .avemvpo^ 1 U.r,„;o ; , tlu , J attenti(ia <rf tho Ptaia
ho t.OK.InM.H in tho l^al ; Iv,,,i.. tnv of HdeaM. It is in tho
bamW-Wmlhrkl If nny irnl.H.t m | ;V mal .y o.nt [w^pfo whistle
instead of speaking when tiiey hold
converse with each -other. Nor is
i tho whistling language a mere lan
guage of conventional soumls. It is
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E GOT ME OX THE MOUTU.
dlClculty between mo on’ Lieut. Oulcs‘%
Was >ati*factory put a stop to. 1 told
Jock, o’ course, an’ Terence. Jock
tlkln’t aajr nothing, but Terence bo m*z:
‘You’re a pair, you two. An’, begad, I
don’t know which was tho better man!’
Tht-rc ain’t nothin’ wrong with Oulcaa.
•Kh a gvntloman all over, an’ V’s
c^me on ns mach as II romp’ny. I lay
*e’d Ux»e ’» eooinlsai^n. llto’, if it
come out that Vd lH»cn flghtin’ with n
private. Ilo! bo! flghtin’ all the aftcr-
bixm with a bloomin’ private like m«*.
“What do you think?’* he added,
beofthing the breach of hi* rifle.*'
“I think what the umpires said at the
that mob knows of anything that
might blopk the game if tuck to a
higlim* court, let him now toot his
bazoo or else kin'p his jaw to himself
now and forevermore. All in favor
of jm‘receding as authorized by law
aay ‘I.’ ” ,0^..
Everybody 1 said “I.”
“Contrary, *No.’ M
NolKidy Ktid “No.**'
“Tho motion’s carried tmanimotis-
ly, an the cvmrt nikxi tlmt there
hain’t nothing to prevent tho trying
of tho ruse.** . *
“Now,” said the squire, ‘‘grip your
fins ”
The candidates joined hands.
“Ani'x Peabody, do you Lolomnly
swsar that ye’ll freew to Maudy for
ever, end proride for,her and tn*at
bite ocrordin to tho
For-tboso who have fjflth in pate nr or luoprictary medicinos we will keep in
spick all pnqiaratioux tbaf have won their u ay to public approval.
Our stock of Fancy u. Tniltet .Vo .^oup*. Perfu merles,- Brushes
and miscellaneous sundrles..h». so.jcunvpleie.aiul.lajperWjbat it speaks for itsfclfa*
“lillinga long feit“ want in the (*ounty.
Conno.’seurs of good Cigars and Tobacco., chewing and smoking, will find our
strtt-k of the very best qua’ity grown in America and foreign lielmfc^
g.£r Friwrtjrtions compounded at any hour of the day or night wittMhc most
carsfui sxsattiRf i .
«AVe will be glad to wait upon our old friends and will rejoice to make legion*
of new patrons. All visitors to the County seat, for business or on pleasure bent,
are slneefelv invited to call at the
-:-THE PATHOS OF
‘
< . BETTER THAN
THE WAYS OF WAE.
'Just after the lynching, In New Orleans a few months ago, or , e ! eve J n . 1 inemb «»*
of the Matin by a volunteer band of American aveng-rs, «>»ne of tb« dally paper.
akes plea*ure in informing the public that on ins recent visit to th© North h<f
a. . . . .1 V r .. •. . V' . .1. ... .. . • f S a. f* ♦ t \ / . / i »• fit W 11 u y 1 V A
captured New York, New England and a big slice of the North-West. Ije went
.. . . . . ' •rit ‘ ’’ ‘ ' * *
supplied with the ammnnitfon of gold, silver, greenfiacks ami certified checks
mid merchants, manufacturers and iiyporters surrendered upon the first sum
mons, threw open their stocks and told Michalson to help himself to all he want
ed and to pay them what he pleased. They w ere demoralized by the outflow of
gold to Europe aud welcomed Michalson and bis money a* a hard pressed soldier
cheers the comrades w ho conic to his help and turns the tide of the battle going
against liis flag.
HVUidralsoiA.
Helped himself liberally. The proofs that lie did so are as plain ns they can befe
M'he Charleston bound steamers, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Richmond Jc
Danville system are witnesses on his behalf. They are hurrying Southward a.
fa*t a* steam can turn their w heels the good* that he-nominally bought."' Even
now the first consignments are coming in and ,
UVUlclralsorL
aham fight ‘Hath skle. deserve great f ^ |,,r nn, l "
crrslit’ Hut I wUh voinitrttmu wdiar»»•♦«*«» ****** WMfuiaUuta m* to
Innde ym* save him in the lirf.t place.”
“I was pretty sure that ’e *»dn’t
meant it f«>r «e, tlrough that wouldirt
hi*’ mode no dlfferenre If ’e’d lunm
clipped for it. An’ he w as that young,
Cut, that it wouldn't ha’ been fair. Ilo-
«ul« n, if. I had ha* done that I’d ha*
Milsaed the flglit and I'd ha' felt bud nil
my time. Don't you sec it that way.
•ir-r
“ft was ycror right t«v pvt him casli-
lervd If yon cl»oee, M I insiste l.
“.My rigbtl" Ortheru* auswered. witli
deep scorn. “My ri^ftl ] ain’t ti re-
crulty U* go whinin’ about my righto to
this an* my rights to thut, just ns if I
couldn't look afu*r myself. My right.**!
fetrewth a' mighty, I m a man.”
Tito last squad were flnixhing their
ahota lu a storm of km-vofted chaff.
Ooless withdrew to a little distance in
onler to leuve tlu* men at rase, and 1
•aw his fare in the full sunlight for a
moment, before ho hitched up Ida
sword, got his men together aud
marched them bock to barracks.
Tha boy was proven.
(the r.xn.]
Govern ifk'h i^rn ’ in tho Iiiwh o* tho
United Stafea, m» help you Godf”
“Yea, sir. I «1<». Kir.”
' That fixe* your end of the bar
i
* “M.indy Tlveuax do you mflomnly
swnar that you’ll hang on to Amom
for all coin in tii'i**: tint yotill ntum
hhn in KicUnitw and lie M*|iuir* to hun
in well new; t!»at yw’Jl alwayn l»o to
him a c»a*|. trtK\ lioiu , Kt, up and up
tv if. uni k*r the ptntaitkw pnvrritieit
t>y r*ir> t.TtrM f«ir tire piirrbdminnrisr
luclt oficnst'Mf Du you swaur thm, ao
help yer tl<sir
“I awv.ir I will.
■‘'nu n, l»y the power in me v©ate<l
us jitstiei* of the in and for this
pi-tx in* t. I pnmouuiv y«»u. Aim**
lYnilssly. Iiuwband. and you. Mandy
! composed of words, as it were, like
, any other Unpin't©. ami the inliah-
itant.i <>f the Cnmuy iKlaiids attain I
I great proficiency in it. ao that they 1
j can eou verse on all aorta of subjects,
i Tho whistling noise is produced by j
placing two lingers inside tho mouth.
M. Lnjard declare* that tho lan
j guage h.is a great ollinity with Si»un-
ish. lie uas jotted aouje of itdowmi
■ in nsort of mustcal notation, ar l ills
found that any stnitcnce hal exactly |
i oiiOHyltabloindiv than thoc*juivak*nt 1
i scntcnei* in Spanish, tho extra smind '
Unng •ecount ,, <l f*>r by tho fart that
j the fii”Ht syllahlo sorven ns a mere ex ,
planation d **igm*d to attract the ut 1
b'litioii of the ]ierson nddre sed M
j Uijnnl kmnied enough of the bin-
j guagv to coo verso to a certain extent I
i with the natives.— London TeleT
i graph.
HOUSK m?UO STORK
The la^t and best chapter in Rarnwcll’s bonm.
DR. R* C. KIRKLAND, Jr,. Proprietor.
«<Tt .'W)-t r « ’
7. B. ELL/S, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
Charles Zissetl,
Practical V/atchmaker.
Invitf-s tbf* paoffle to'come from all the jidjneent country and neighboring towns,
liny jill Ihc good* they want «<> cheaply that lliey w ill forget all almut die low
price* of cotton,,go home rejoicing,w ith frcsli courage to battle with bard times.
As a partial lf*tof the good good* and great bargains tlmt Michalson has in
store lie ask* attention to th" follow ing lew example# that show the comparison
of Northern ami Southern prices’: .
fll.UOO worth df New York*clothing—»Michal*pn's pri<*e. $*i.000.
|7.UttC worth of, J)o*toti Shoes Slipper*, Ae.—.XMehalson’s |»riee, f l,7o0.
worth of Ladies Dress Hood*—Mtchalson’s price,
ihriKHi woith of Notions—Michalson'* prii’e, St*,000.
.(HKYwjm
.*
$10,
House.
irviri-s
Sts'- ial attention eflven to tli<* eompataMon .
nf water-powers, leveling ami draiiiuwe. j rir*t door south of Lrowu
A |Mistal e ird juidre-rs-d to me at Martins, j BarttWfll t’. II., S. t‘., olTen* 111-
8. C. wiM etHi’ive propipi uttet)tk)i) | to the pubfic.
oetl,'.*' t r , • J An axiierleiH*© of upw ards *»f forty
7 “* — ; —* \ ears T* Ttm t*e*t guarantee that lie
1 f* O knows hla tnisbiess nml will glxe salt
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SURGEON DENTIST,
RARNWELL, S. r.
Tliomaa. wife, ami legalize ye to re
TO LEARN A LANGUAG!
How t« Got the Moaning of Wer.U .Wltti*
out a l»i«-tloni»ry.
Some stud©hla begin a language for
the mere love of knowing foreign
tongues;*!hers acquire them either for
professional purpcftCB or writh the aim
of gaining access to foreign literatures.
Hut whatever be the motive, lift; Rok-
,ton Herald suggests that it Is well to
aet out with aomejenowrledge of the sci
ence of language—some insight into the
relations of languages to one another—
some grasp of the theories of modern
scholars about the origin aud develop
ment of speech.
To loam language without knowing
anything of the science of language is
like acquiring the art of putting up elec
tric fixtures without any knowledge of
the principles of electrical science.
To approach it, on the other hand,
from the standpoint of universal princi
ples In to make the study of it easier
and progress in any particular tongue
much more rapid.
Ry knowing, for example, the lawsqf
consonantal interchange we may often
discover the meanings of words without
being obliged to refer for them to the
dictionary. In this way every new lan
guage learned makes more easy the ac
quirement of other tongues of the sarar
x>r of all allied stocks.
— —- /»
urn in Mich fimv and forvvertnnrp;
an yo’ll stand roniinittod fill the fee*
mid cnatM in the ruse an* |xiid in full.
1 mi may God jiave mercy <>n your
souls an hie*** this union with his
heftiest b!«*K8inj*.”
The fee* and coat* were adjusted,
j and the newly m ule ImslKind and
wife alter receiving the congratula
tion.* of the assembly dejiarted fur
tlteir cabin up tho crock.—Cor. Chi
j cago Tribune.
fitting Trinitrr Itun Its Coarse.
“What a comfort it is occasionally
to alnm a doorf” confess**! one wom
an to Rimther in a confidential chat
'•There have Ikvii times when tlmt
privilege was a great aafety vol
Tlie olber bmghed “A little hard
on the latch and hinge*. w*MD > t it?"
sho naid. “1 know a wmnun who
showed me in a closet an old calico
gown Hoctired to a luaik. She Kakl
tome. ’Whenever I am irritated to
the verge <»f giving way 1 rush in
here and give Uiis gown a vigorous
twist.’ Its tattored folds were mute
ly ei<M|iiei>t of its vnjtle as a uhxkI
omduetor. My own motlnNl of re- \
lii^f is to rush into the garden and
dig. When my family see my trowel
making tho dirt tly they rratlZe that
1 have gi>t to the ‘slamming d<s»r’
piled) and nolwxly dlsjurlisuie."—Her
i’oint of View in New York Timet*.
UFHtX UYKURLN’LAN HAY S STORE.
Will Ik* in oflic «m Momlay, Tuesday
and SaUirdai. II’ill \ i*ii ceunUjf un
Wc«lt»*-»dny, Thursday and Friday,
apnfiir
(action in the qimllty of hi* \\*»-k
th;* nioderati *n of his rhargea.
. r,*r\ Reliable time keejs-rnior sale.
nicbS
I werth of 1 •ent.’s t iirni-hiug tiood*—Micbnlson’s price, $5,500.
f.'l.iHNi woi fb of Furniture—Mirhal*on’« price. ini. /r*
$1,o o worth of Tin and Wood ware—M ichaIson’s price, $500.
$ lO.tHK) worth of R;o*nir. I lain*. Sugar, Ac.—M ichalsofiX price, $0,000.
s-j.-Vm worth of <'auniMTispoils and Fancy t;ri»ccrie* - Miclialson’s price,
^n,****** worth of A'xrs, Ifnr*. +^ru* Hsrtfware—Miehal-on’* |>rh*e % FijSW,
J-l.(Nm worth of Ti»blc <Uitiery and ( rm-kery—■*Mk*hNl«*»ii’a pri«*e,$5©0.
Fl.iNNi worth of Htiggic* suid t'sigikui:—Michalson'* price. 3*750.
These quotations are offered n.« H’xts tortboughf. presented as sign hoards t<r
*how the |>eop|e tin* lie-t roa«l to better time*. Vt i«‘hal<*on ha* thousandi ifgo<Hls.
lie hits bargains that everybody needs and can affoViL Jf you (U>n’t set* what you
u ant ask for if. MfchaUoii ha* it, hut docs not |•^*10i**> to keep it always, t'omef
simui and in a bnrrv l»ef**re the crejim Is »»*oo|*ed. He hasn’t time or tongue
enough to make a three fmijr* talk, hut he will help the country more between
now and ( hris'ma* than*all rbv politicians cun (lo this side «*f the day of jiulg-
inent, if buyers and ^‘llcrs w ill only-come to th'* pie nic Sherman’s ramp f«*D
lowers and Jiilpatriek * torch light tr«*oi*«*r* laid w aste our fair countryThe
tnrifl and tax*** und liigh prii*csjtave made the |*e*q»h* p«w*rer year after rear,
Michalson is tired of that. He w ill gi\e this fall's work to the g<N*d of the |*e«*-
p!e. | n stead of grasping for profit lu* will try to clca rex |s*ii «.*« aid make ft lends.
When times get la-tter and th-firmer* are out of t rouble Its will trv l<» make
I money. I h;if is hi* pbiriorni for <*ix ilaya in Hie week, and evert leuly Is %sked to
*n*l i come and *ec him standing f hcre^ gh iug the best prices for cotton ami all coun-
t r\ prmTfiee and selling all kind* of good * to all sorts of |•eo|)le at uuly one griew
and that below zero. * ,
PARAGON
Machine Works,
Co
KLMOKK. R. C.
I
■ i Howard Bros. Propr’s
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
ParnWei), S. C.
Having laid In a full stock of pure |
:in'k choice drug* and medicines we are
prepared to till any and all prescriptions
at any hour of the day ami night.
Dr. A. N. Itav will also continue the
practice of m qlh lne and surgery and
I offer* hi* *er\ice* to tllsUtilbii©. _
I niarl7-Jui
s
Her Mattonatllj'.
Tltotv ramo intooneof tho primary
clasM*a of a Hrotiklyu public xi'lipol
last wc«*k a little black t*y«xl girl. A
glance ahowetl that lu*r nationality
was not that of tho ordinary nut of
school children. Tlie n*st of the
urchins stvmed to be aware of thiK,
for when th©„ teacher pleasantly
asked, “Wliat ts your name, little
girl t” a tow head over in tho corncr
sixiko up and sjud
“Please, ma’am, die’s a stick.”
“A what?” asked tho teacher.
“A stick.”
Tho puzzled preceptress looked
from one child to another and tried
to diviqo what tvas meant. The
newcomer cleared up tho mystery.
“I am a Pole,” said sho. .“That is
what sho means by a stick.”—New
York Recorder.
('oniHinit* on a I.*rturer.
“How did you like the lecturer*
asked a woman of a man, lioth of
whom \yere sitting before ino in a car
one day.
“Pretty well.”
“What wim it about?”
“Dickens.”
“What did she say?”
“Well, she said a good many things.
She cracked him up a lot. but for my
part 1 don’t soo that ho writes better
than other folks.”
“How docs she dress?” once asked
one woman of another
MONEY
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U* giailPn ar«* winMtig ffeoiti 8 I** |«er w evk pin! m| w aida,
ri*«l « little eaMrie«K*«. We raw furuUI* tl»r ••*»-
p • •«•* »»t a»» t ten' h y*»* t Ml K. N • t|m( r |<, •a|daiii here l ull
BLACKY ILLE, 8. C.
M«»tl\e Power and
pectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All the Latest NoVelties.
To th** user* of
(jt*iu*ral Machinery:
Wh call your attrition fotlic fact that
wc arc prepared, with Ut**«t iiitpntved.
Tool* and Machinery, to *!<» work on |
any Mactiinery u^cU in thi* country.
.Such a*
,uui.ua » Kk*.. ’t ICl i: JL t 44.. AtCOrt*. MAAAA.
f. made at
a. Anatin,
I..b
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• it, w \>r
Yvit 4MM4tH the t%«»4k Atid In a
it h4a.,,#. %•!»• r« irr t* w an - . F.vra ke-
r'titi* ra ir»‘ r«»*4|y can.iitg from f i to
t t «i a da r. A It nr" •* »!»« %« % «mi h w
atol »tart v.**i. i an n* rk lu *|.arc nn*f
ill fl»*» rim*. !‘*ig nM.|»e$ fur u«*rh-.
rr% It ol * * *, at.*’ n |
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II. Iln]|.‘l( .V 4'<>., Ilnx h I*,i■•(.linil, llutn*
. *15ESI IN^L^VlLLS..
J. II BOl iOl Ul S
K E 8 T A r U A N T AND FA M 1LY
U R O C E R Y.
COTTON (JINS, ._
UIIIHT MILIJI,
COTTON PRESSES. .
PCI.LEYS. HA Mi EPS.
~ MILL <■;F,A Hi Nti,
Shafting anil ea«tmgs <d Inn* or Rra*a
of anv *ize. Sj>t*cial a’teution given to
GIN WORK.
Having a tlr*t claw Gin Builder, we
can do all kind*«if Hin'Y«irk, new brush
wheels* new *aws, boxes, Ac. Saws
sharpened only bv hand,
julyll
FACGY jt
GOODS.«
Hobby Horses
Velocipedes
Toys.
PERFECTED BAttY CAKRIAGFA,
CRYSTAL LEASES
CUIU8TMA9 CARML
Patterson &. Holman,
uNT T'< )T i X KNX A T I. A XV
BARN WELL, S. C.
Having nsmiciatod onr«dve« for the
“She tvears a train and looks like a
fashion plate I That isn 't the way to
reform the-world. No woman hasany
business ti) lecture who does not wear
a short gown.”—Kate Field's Wash
Now Store, New Stock. Fresh Bread
every day* All the Delicacies of thv
. S(»a*«rtn, < dudeo Confectionaries,—B**>!
Cigars, Fruits, Ac., and an old
ington.
It is. said that four-fifths of all the
hailstorms occur in the daytime.
Uses of tho Thumb.
Cornelius Ketel ixiinted his pictures
with his thumb, aud it is stdl the
picture cleaner's safest tool. When
sewing was rendered easier by the
invention of tho thimble, or thumbell,
as it was originally called, that useful
article was wont upon the thumb,
not tlie finger; and tho Japanese
African I’umpklns.
The “African pumpkin,” or gnmheOs
la very different from tho well-known
American fruit of that name, being a
tree with a short but abnormally thick
trunk, but it is of the pompion family,
to which' belongs tiro melons. Tho
trunk grows about fourteen feet high,
with a diameter of from three to six
fseL The rind is white as chalk and
perfectly smooth, and the clumsy trunks
among the green shrubbery look inpro
-like marble columns than anything else. Chambers’ Journal
Those plants attain a wonderful age.
Wellstedtreports having found at Knd-
hub, not far from Tam arid, in the bark
of a gamhen trunk an Arabian inscrip
tion bearing the date of 1010. The
wood is not solid and compact like that'
of the trees we know but full of sap,
and cuts like u turnip. A penknife is
aufficicnt to cut a stairway into the
trunk of a gamhen, over which tho
flowers on the top can be reached. -
appliances, finds his thumb and finger
all sufficing in the extraction of the
most stubborn of aching teeth. —
Knibroldcry Among C^) pt i;-.ti Women.
Tlie graceful and sacred lotus was
a favorite pattern for embroidery
among.the Egyptian women.riwhose
deft fingers imitated almost every
object in nature. They worked on
robes which the king wore lions’
heads and asps, tho emblems of roy
alty. They not only ornamentoti
their own clothing with the needle,
but the garments that draped the
images of Osiris and Isis; the hang
furniture of their houses
“o
ings and
and temples and tho sails of their
dentist, disdaining any but nature’#! pteasnre boats on tho Nile, but re-
Sofvod tlieir most costly work for
decorating the boats used in religious
festivals.—Woman's Work.
Deep Mourn Ins;.'
Young Widow- Life has lost all its
charms for me; I shall enter a con
vent and spend the rest of my days
in mourning for my dear husband. -
Officer—But, madam, it would lie source of indigestion, but tlvat is bo-
nothing short of suicide for a lady
like yourself, so beautiful, wealthy.
and thirty* years of age, to
Young Widow (interrupting)—Bog
your pardon; only twenty nine.—
Dor Floh.
w LADIES
Heeding atonic, or children who vrantbuild
ing up. should take
BROWN’S IKON BUTTERS.
It la pleasant to take, cure* Malaria, Iud|..
reauou, LUik/tanuH aud Liver ' oupUiuu.
” " ' Pda n y" Persons ft rc broYci.
down from overwork or hqu-^elioty cares.
Brown’s Iron Bitters itebubdRthe
•j-stem. aids dijn-stion, removes cxocsaol Uie,
aud cures malaria. Get the gvuuiua
If every min was a* tig as he fco’a
there wouldn't be standing room in thU
.4?ountrjr.
pitcher,s Cash)ria -
Lilt a, doa’t try to proper rim«* to
whA' hvn the big
A brother editor- ri*es to wy: “Yoit
can’t eon via jo a girl by argtdng that a
man \* roVan angt i. The only way to
convince berla to let Iter marrv hi«n.“
rer
Why Tea Is Dangerous. ’
No iiooplc in tho world drink so
much tea or so often .ns tho Japanese,
and Europeans in Japan easily fall
into tho same habit. No word is
ever heal’d of its being injurious or a
fashioned wcleo/.u* Thdjt
J. 11. BORGKR. Proprietor
$30981
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, ..hi |i;i! ml a rile. *n<1 who.
allrr litkiruitio'M,«ill it >'ik ini)u»triou«ly,
to rum 1 S.rrr Thi»»a*<l l»«ll»r* »
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N« moiirv f..r in.-uiili-n* m.-.A-mfutn. nh.-vr. fjivliy •ml riiiirhly
i-ivnird. I il, »in* lint oiw worher frinu . h. Ii rtirlri.' • vr. unty. I
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s:. AI.I.r.A. #»«»* Au*M»t«, Maine.
Geo. W. Ckokt,
Aiken, 8. C.
J. R. liUUCKIIAI.TKR,
Barnwell, 8. C.
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practice oli the law in all the Courts of
the State except the Probate Court aud
in the I'nited StatcM Courts, we pledge
amr-boMr-se-rviecM to all clients who may
trust ns with their confidence.
Our united prompt attention will be
given toall hits!ness confided to u*.
J. O. Pattkuson, W. A. Holman.
robt: C. HIXSON.
SURVEYOR MD ENGINEER,
BE * CK I ELK, S. C.
AND B(M*KLETTS.
m?!I DKCMZNa
ASE8, Al.n. MS, riC'
TI RE FRAMES.
* Musical Instriiuion.a Sheet Mu«ic.Guitar Violin and Banin Mring*.
THE OEM ROLLER OIL.AN ONLY 86,00.
Ag?nt f >r Pi.iuos aud Organs, Rubber Stamps and Steiifil*. Musieat Initrc
ments Repaired. - .
Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired. *
The largest and cheapest *to4*k ever brought to this cltv.
Gr. ID. C. IDAIN-Gns,
ISTO. 27.1?,.
BJ^ckvalle, S C.
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIMETABLE NO. 4-
In Effect November;]ah, 1891, at 8.1 J o’clock A. M.
Croft & Burckhaher, \
Special attention given to Land Sur
veying. Prompt attention to all busi
ness entrusted to my care.
.A.T TOK jV F.’Vp>4 AT liiL W
BARNWELL C. II.. S. C.
Will practice in all the Courts of this
State and in the Cnited.States ( ourts.
Mr. Croft will attend the Courts of
Rayn wei l..Cuxm ty.au Uji 11 inaJIcrjiJLtLmi
E V KRY HOUS E K E E PE R X EE DS
[inproued Par-Hmerican Washer
The
portance will receive the personal
tvtrtirm of each memfrer of thc tirm.
**'xy 20-tf
With its use “wash dav” is Ho niore a
toFiiumjl- ami a terror, and washerwomen
• are no longer imperial.
cau^p they take care not to extract
tho tannih from tho tea leaves and
we take great care to do so. That is
why we say persons who live on tea
and bread and butter have wonk di
gestions.—British Medical Journal.
When Baby wag «ick, wc pave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for CaMoria.
When «h« becans* Muig, she clung ^ Uastoria.
When the had Children, the gave them Caatoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
“This town teema to b • making rapii
progress,” said a visitor tn a-iwidynf of
- • v*. -F 4. * -w . .... . ..Edgefield. “You are ju*t right. srraM.
Children Cq fer Pitcher'* Cktofe. ^ "* >e ' ul 5 J®* »
rrmr {• being made by John R.
,\. V vri Ai pi k f^r us. Louder,
nf*k**DNf nivtrk. but can
PI. H. kly toeatn front fU to
9lU n day at the start, nmt titort* ns > oy »ro
•»n. Uoilt »«i«*s, nil ag4*.«. Iq any pnrt of
Amfr\jrn, you <ntt 4‘ortitDrDce nt Iioimv, giv
ing nil your ltniv,4*r »|ttii4» iDoin>utt fluiy to
th« work. AH is new <«rnit, pay M Kk for
every worker. H> atari ypp,'fprnishinr
O^rything. EAbll.Y, SITI Jeam»Nl.
I*A HflCL’LA VS FJtEK. Atltlrets at-once,
kllAMtN * 10., lOfiTLAMf, lUl.Mh
Tanks, S’acks,
tut?3, Engines,
Gin», Mills.
put
-§up|3g ‘Xtipj
‘tiopi{u| fa
It will saverou time, temper add utn-
nery. It d<>4»8 iu work better thfin the
rough wash Imard pltn and doe* not
wear ami tear but chuhe* as the old way
! diil. I have sold over four hundred in
; HartrweM and adioinfng counties and
(they have given perfect fcatiidju-tion. »•
y , For further information apply p* *
Mr. F. M. POOSER, our Smith Caro- | framptOn lawton; .
lina rrt*rescnEiUve, will t»e glad to «*aU
mi penwpia in need 4d or IntrmBng.to
purchase mavhiaety. * iaog sJ aov tt
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