The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 11, 1892, Image 4
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nHir k> Patht-y
The*h»*<f watk<M pwidljr imt the Ollier
ftioruliuf on thflr cugtoiiuiry conatitu
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UShcaflHHi
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n’t trtidergtAtid
tion.nl. "patgey was fn frontomUhe pnpi^ lll J ,, 1 * *}**' HvnnHl ' iU
^ tT™***^™ 4 n .Ve^T>. t f r,v k tt
the pnp’s ponging o toOrteirtWDr two to «,i- ttn . #u . f uun" « *
• ^ RoU Iw New Xettfand.
Original dlscovorer of Now Zoa-
mil Imt three specie* of mam*
btyb anti a very small rat
by tho nativea. -The kiore
r Afniofit extinct At timea, but oc-
obhlly Apfwiy* in oxtnvonlinary num-
lx*N, coming, nobody knO*;* whence,
»hd going, no one knows \vhither. In
\ (bo west coast (no other portion) of
island wuo overran by countless
, of thorn, each pressing forward
ns rapidly as pomtiblo, sooniing to lyive
Imt one idea in view—to gjrt away from
the place with alt sj^eod. they, wow
: iwwrwwr tacn^imdnnovirfxtgttwty
gait night and day.
i HT^Thorwnnds ontl thousands of them i>cr-
ffehod from hnuger and the attacks yf a
htger importrat. For elrven weeks
the coast for 190 miles literally swarmed
but at last they suddenly
•That ♦as six yeore ago,
but the‘scientists have not yot do-
i wliero they came front or where
went.—“New Zealand After Fifty
the;
ft |
indirectly
Ur*
pup
brtakf
pausing
fast tm the seat of little Dominick
Mullaay’s trouser*. Dnt Patsey didn’t
•oo this ffttle cpi»odog|nd Dominick was
loo uiucli seated tcryelT.
Now Dominick has a mamma* wha
has a goo<l a^itof ginger in her charac
ter^ She lay in tvait for Patsey.
Daving accotnplislied the constitution
al at the end of half an hour Patsey
and the pup started oi the return:
Dominick’s mamma met thorn.
‘'Hay, you Regan!” she cried; *‘doe*
that dog belong to youT
“Which ’eid'” inquired Patsey, taken
by surprise.
vPsay, is that dog j*oum?”
Patsey looked from the scrowiing wb‘
man to the miserable pup, and cogitated
r~ —
• '‘Vfhat ferT ho askod at longth.
M Wliat for? ’Cause he bit u»y Domi-
nick—tliat’s what for! Who’s he belong
teiT*
Patsey hacked off carelessly. Then,
with judicious, weighing of words, he
announce®; .
“Well, if be bit your Dominick, I
don’t know why ho belongs ter. 1 never
seed him aforo.”—New York Recorder.
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ion
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WAl.K
'f'.
AsdlrMM.
Dross andirons. Ug and little, may he
hr the antique shops at from
to’ n puhv The most highly
Ieohs ore galled nhi]fpendakc
of the Chippendale is
tarts, that hsarest the
the next large and
Qlfdtop repnatlng the
If you don’t ttlulcrstand endie to mf
1q the Hyan Building
tires
und
all competitionr
N. G. W. WALKER,
• Live MerchaaL
I am selling at cost fai* cash the
stock of gUoids that 1 bought from
Duncan & Hay. f- want to move
them like hot cakes. Come and help me
ahd yourselves nt the ffame time.
N. G. W. WALKER,
Live Merchant.
I am receiving the First New Qoods
of the Season and am weeks and weeks
ahead of everybody. They are beauti
ful and so cheap that buyers will forget
the cry of hard times.
f shall keen full stocks and sell at
prices that cannot fail to please.
ijtflfura. buy tag efigwfte>c Iry-ihc and-
1 will do the rest.
N. G. W. WALKER,
Live Merchant.
a riinbd
the
Krerythfiig A4«1t«nM«4.
h the following neat little fable t^mr
of the eccentridtiea of modern adultera
tion arr dalicatcly disclosc^to the com-
moQwealth of consumers by a contempo
rary German satirist:
There wart-ooce four diet, and ft! H
happened they ware hungry ana mo
lug. The first settled upon a sausage of
etmgulartf appetising
nrty meal.
febll
Dr.J.K. E. MILHOUS,
ig§i Dental Surgeon
Blackvllle, S. 0.
speedily
for the
lUtue.
^ A - Kful
PHP vW' s
ana of’his
a hearty meal, bat he
died of intestinal
eaasaga was adulterated with
The second fiy
%ad furthwitU
tkm of the etomarb, awing to the in-
alma with wh^h
■ adalterhted. Tfw
Sr was slacktthr hto thirst with
aunts ef the milk jng. whan vlo-
•nddmly aanvuteeil his
toon gave ap the fbnet, a
the fvnrth fir. T« ttiring
ha sooner ft's urer the
sUghtod uj»*o a uma»I
rahlUtiag the nmm-
o4 a deeth’s bred.
. ^ly HB
tamiy
Will have regular appointments-as
follows t
At Barnwell. 0. TT. from 1st. Monday
(or salae-day) In each month to Wed-
nesiUy evening; Room* at MoUIr
llonse. Oltlce two doors Nouth of hotel,
on West or omroelta side of street.
At daily's, B. A. A N. R. R., from
Id Monday In each month to Wednes
day eroalng. OCoe at Prion’s Hotel.
Jflll be at his home ollloe at Bleakvlile
errry Friday and Hatnrdey from )«t of
February 0* .lutli Beptember Inrlaslve,
and ovary Thoreday, Friday and Hatnr-
day, from let October to list January
Inclusive.
’ Will make appalotmonts with patlonu
la moat thorn at either of hie edUne at
ny time
rrfiitohi
u will find it moreen
la have their work done si the '4hee,
thongh K iloelred will eel! on them at
their reesde^oeeanywhere withluthirty
■ Has af Btaek villa.
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To a
A Fehe
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L^A itsg
d
Ury i
rolled **TW
m Holt, of Em
aetijhtbf. Us
iWany,
ef tea* ar*
their
1M
I Mm# aflor i
hvwt her hood celled
bs Me trial foe
MM Laey sailed M
mee In Medfoed
Io eat him.
My lord la taw*!) UaUy end
the
h
from the
a dne^tunn in
the soil, la the <l«pth of f«nr ur
lom np and scattered la
Drifts of
fa favorable plapos several h«t
as snqwttrifls
. — GolUthwattcV
At ths Me«A«ele.
Andtt*w—Will that girt at
me piano never stop* Nbo is making
awry one in the room miserable.
Girl al the Piano psrtto voce lo gal
lant moafo turnery—do good of you to
my eof It is a pleasure to interpret
gaelody. And it is so sweet to confer
kaigdneM upon others.—Pittsburg Bul
letin. v ' T* ’•
fiT- .'i ' ., % —i. »■; ■ m. i . ^ a .
, I Bolfhr AexIfKM So Help.
Bobby (srhisia*rintf>—Didn’t I hear
Clara tell j^m, Mr. Fcatberley, that she
was sorry, but s^e really couldn’t give
you a lock of her hair*
FeHtherley—Wh—Bobby—er—yes.
boldly—Well—you just wait a day or
two/tad ITl get some for you when-she’s
Out,—Exchange.,- 4 ;' '•»
Ms
“1 aoma to Uh
the Lord Gad, wha h
wooM have thee
far John Atkina,
when thou hast sent to prison.”
Holt, C. J.—Then art a fblse prophet
and n lying knave. If the Lord God
had sent thee, R would hare been to the
attorney general, for he knows that it
chief jartfce to
i* a nolle prosequi But I, as chief
i grant a warrant to convict
thee to bear him company.
This was immediately done, and both
prophets were convicted and punched.
Atlanta ConstRutfoa.
Tho cost of rough steel castings fo;‘
marine engine work is said to be about
fsur times that of cost iron, but greater
allowance 1ms to be made for the. ma
chining,-as much as 20 per cent, of the
dtotifcg being^ removed in some cases.
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An eclipse of the moon is caused by
the shade.vof the earth; the pJateesof
the moon are caused by the continually
' imdinaiiou at which that half
that is
rtpward the earth.
™
1 aro differences of opinion
the effectiveness of the pro-
‘ by ligldnini rods, the
favor the view that a
ef conductors insure ab-
aioq» earls
prixrf to a
is
f to Bko^;
catch the
He.taw f» at La««.
Two young men stood on ths front
platform of ths car smoking cigarettes.
Occasionally they looked hack into the
car and commented upon (be comical
behavior and tricks of a dog inside.
Finally the dog made itself obnoxions
and the conductor ordered the man with
the dog to gel off and to take his dog
with him. One of the yoqug men was
enraged.
“Say,” said he in rlghteons indigna
tion, turningSto the driver, “that con
ductor of yours-js an idiot:' that dog
wasn’t doing anything; aud Til tell you
what, that dog has a.great deal more
sense than some of your passengers.”
The driver stopped ^wearing at his
horses, looked up at the young man and
ftmiled.
• “Blamed if I don’t believe you’re
right,” ho said.
The other young man smiled. Three
minutes later the first young man came
out of a deep study, looked at the driver
for a second and jumped off the car.—
Cate Field’s Washington.
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Raw to Manage Learned Jf«
We recollect asking an old 'Scotch
gardener whether hrf did nqMmd it dif
ficult to teach his apprentice* the long,
learned names. “I do that,” he replied;
“and—fac'—I diima see hoc 1 could
teach them withouf my metnoria tech-
nica.” Asked to give an example of it
ho pointed to a tree.. “See there,’ 1 said
he, “/on** whpt they ca* a Cryptomaria
japonica. Noo, I says to the lads, when
jra want to mind the name o’ that tree,
think p’ ‘Creep-to-tho-cuenr-an-jump-oo-
t*-her.' "—London Spectator.; *
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ONLY PERFECT
saw 0
^dMlbYU8E.
Bvuu ivi vtrvatoi and priov ii»l 10 •
WHEELER A WILSON MF’O. CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
W. w. MOORS.
W. I. WII.SOK, 4CT.
UfOOfift WILSON
—HAVE NOW ON HAND—
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COFFINS*AND*CASKETS
THE PATIOS 01 PEAC
BETTER THAN :
the ways w war.
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Williain
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BUMED OUT 2d JUNE,
Agaifl - BriwrHieAstn^
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"Just after the.lynching, in New Orleans a few months ago, of eleven meriibef •
of the Mvtla hv a volunteer hand of American avengers, Home of the dnllv paper*
created a little uneasinesH hv declaring that King Humbert’s, ir«n clailn could
tiell New York from anchorage beyond t he. range ot .the •bore forts and batter
ies and lav the bltaltMNt metropolii* of the count ry in asheHor under iMmtributlon.
WltW't llUcusslng Uncle Sum’s ability to take care of his possession*
v...
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Takes pteasurodn informing the public that on his recent, visit to the North he
captured New York, New Kughimlaml a big slice of the North-West. He wenl
supplied with ammunition of gold, silver, green backs and certified check*
HiHliherchants, manufacturers and impoi tier* surrendered upon* tlh* first sum
mons, threw open their stocks and told Michalson to help himself lo *11 he want
ed ahd to pay them what he pleased. They were demoralized by t)te!Otatfioir of
gold to Europe and welcomed Michulson and his money as h hard pressed soldier
cheers the comrades w ho come to Ids help and turns the tide of the battle going
against his Hag. '
—. IVTi c3a.a>lson
• i
Helped himself liberally. The proofs that he did so are a« plain a* they can bo.
The Charleston bound Htenmors, the Atlantic A : oast Line and the Richmond A
Danville system are witnesses on Ids behalf. They are hurrying Southward as
fast as steam can turn their wheels the good&Ahat he tiondnally bought. Evru
now the first consigmm nts are coming in and
rfewf Store Jusilq Rear of Old Staqcl.
j&f 4 f"*'* - # *
* Thank friends for their sympathy and will always be found
in the middle of the business road.
"Wm.. ZMIcHST-A-IB.
T. B. ELUS, 7r.
Surveyor and Civil Engmtar.
Oporto) atteotton to the
A f stol oaadl aM4r«tos4 to
ft. C. wift rShrli
•cRjaDr
Patents
Charles Zissett,-
0\Praci(cal Watchmaker.
First AtoV towflk of Rrowii liana#.
Barnwell (?. IIft. L\, offors liUarrvlevs
In tlto |*obile.
An aapertoncr of upwavls of forty
B is Uto brat gnamniw ibal ha
bla bnslnraa and • III five Mils
In thv qualtir mi bla wo-I and
ftbo nsaRamUon of bis rbargva. •“*
AW Kriiftbto Unto krojwr# for naln. J
7 PAEAGOL
TVEiclLalsoxL
Invitrs the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring towns,
buy all the ginnls tltry want so cheaply that they will forget all alsmt the h*w
prices of cotton, go home rejoh-ing with fresh courage to lutttle with hard time*.
As a partial list of the good gisxl* and great bargains that Miehalson has in
store he asks attention to the following lew examples that show the couipartoua
! of Northern and Nouthern prices:
lU.tMN) worth of New York clothing—Miehalson’* price.
w«»rth of lt<*sto« Shoes. Mipper*, Ac.—Mlehatoon’s jndrv, f l,7M).
|P,(NN) north of Ladies Dress UmmIs—-Mir ha Ison's price, 0.
$IU,(RR) n oi th of Notions—Mh halson's price,
Ilo.otsj worth of <*riit’s Knrnisliitig UimhIs—M h halson’s price, 29.900.
fU.iHNi worth of Furniture—Mhdialsuii’s price,
f I J*4> worth of Tin and IV«m*! ware —.Mlvlialsou’s priev, f
$IU.imi> worth of Itocon, Hams, ^ugar, Ac.—Mn liaison'* pricn, ftfijftftfiL
'‘i..4si worth i*f Canned (iootls ami Kandy Urnrerk* -Mh liaison*» prhv, f ),0<)0
> i.issi worth of Axe*, lfoe«. Fsri.i llanlw are—M h-hal-on** price, ft,-MU.
2l t •■ , ^ , worth of Table Cutlery and Crockery—Mkhalsoji's prke, ftaib.
$!.<■*» worth of lliiffglca and ft agims—Mh halson's price ?7Slt.
'1 hes«* quoution* are offered ** »c*U for lh«>uebi, prrsenird n» algn h«torda to
show ihe people the first n*ad tolivUcr time*. Mo liaison ha* itomsaml* d gooda.
He has bargains that everybody nre«|s ,n«l can afford. If yon don’t see n bai yon
want a«k for It. Mk-hal«o«i has it, Imt *bws fl**i promise to keep Italnaya. Vmtmm
soon and la a hurrv before the rrewm Is srooped. * lie basn‘1 lime we Inognn
enough to make a three hour* talk, hoi be n III help the ronniry mweo berwem
now and C’brla*mas than all the pwtltirlan* raw ib* ibi* side w# the day of Indg•
tnont, M buyers and M^Mvs w 111 •*u?y route |«t the pfr nlc Sherman’s ramp f**|.
toner* and hllpwtrlrk’s w»rrh light iroopes* laid * a»ie onr fair rnnntrv. The
tariff and taxi^ ami high prirrs hare ma«le the prwpto poorer y**wr after yewe,
M IcUalswn la tired of that. He w III give this fall’s work to the g*»«d of the peso
pie. Instead of grasping for profti hr w III |ry to rtowrexpensesard wake friend*.
ft hen time, gri Im tier s«t*l lb- farmer* are out «f iron Me be nlll tty to mak#
iiinnrr. That to hto platform f«e *lx •Ur# In the week, and eveev b»*dt Is a«ked to
I^tne and sen him stoudlng there, glv lug the Iwt prire. foe eotiww and all mnw-
ffy prod won and selling all kinds ml goods to all aorta of people at only mmm of ma
and that bo ton aeea.
J.
C.
. ID nrmnsLTaa,
Bant wall, ft. C.
Croft & BurckhaHer,
A.T"roKJvmva at l.a w
1 BARNWELL C. U., ft. C.
untton of
may
ml the firm.
OF ALL SIZES, STYLES Axn QUALITIES.
Prices Uie lowest in the County.
Persons needing these goods will joall on
W. W. Moore at Win MoNjrb’f*, Barn
well, or W. I. Wilson, A lie ml ale.
marl 7
you wftut g
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
V- • r- * ' tdl
RICHSTEWEERy,
K? — f
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUV
LEKY,
OB SPECTACLES,
8*af jm oHw, toor c*L *t
€
Jas. Allan & Go
*sa kino staeict,
A 0. «
Machine Works,
feintiSf VanUn I Howard Bros- Propr’s,
' S.NbilUF.fttMa nnd H a«'MINI»T»
BLAChYILLR. ft C.
To Ibe aaers of Matirw Power and
OotMra! Machinery :
Wa anil your a item ton to the fart that
ws aro prepared, with latest lmpro»e«l
Tania and Mnrblnery, in da work on
any Machinery need la Ibis country,
Hwrh as
COTTON OIXB.
UKIftT Ml LI A
COTTON I’RRBMRft.
Will practice la all the Pmivte af this 1’1 L 1 • H* IIA Nil LRB,
and la the U ailed Mat** t onrt*. " * LL (• kA KlrMi,
Mr. Oroft will attend tba Courts bf ! ftbnfling and casting* of Iron nr nn*»*
Bam wall County and all mat tor* uf Im- of an v slan. ftpcwlal a'Acatton glvea to
portaace will racrivw the parson*1 at-j GIN WORK.
Having a ftr*t cla*s Cln Bulhler, we.
can do all klndsof bin Work, new brn»h
nr heel*, new saws, hose*, Ac. baas
*har|>rnrd only by hand.
Jufrll
Patterson & Holman,
JhT’TOK.NKYI* AT l* A W,
I1AKN1VKIL, H.C.
. Having asMOfiatod ourselves for the
practice of the law In all the Courts of
thefitato except the Probate Court and
In the United State* Courts, we pledge
our t>e«t services to all client* who may
trust us with their i > oiifiden( > e.
Our united prompt attention will be
given to all business confided to u*.
J. O. I’ATTItKSOX, W. A. IloLMAV.’
jau7 • •
ROBT. C. MIXSON,
SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER.
BLfiCItVlLLK, S. C.
Special attention given to Land Sur
veying. Prompt attention to all busi
ness entrusted to my care. •
light Now
EVKKY JIOt'SKK KKI’EK NEEDS
The Improved Pan-American Washer
With its u*e “wash day” 1* no more a
torment and a terror, and washerwomen
are h6 longer imperial.
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
ParnWell, S. C
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All the Latest Novelties. -
FAPGY i
GOODS. J
Hobbr Horses
Velocipedes^
*l < oys< Oolud
Stationery
Boo k t.
m
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Vdot
FtRFtCTKD BABT C.tftblJM.Rft,
CRYSTAL IEISE1 %
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AVbbiMiftLrrTfi
ru*R
i AftCft, Al B. M*.
Tt RF. rBAMRft.
f l Tanks, StacH. .
Taka*, fnfiaaa,
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III
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^ IsilUjput
P“ ‘Fs’lUSfl
jp l waP^“l
Mr, F. M. POOSKR, onr^ontT C
aro-
lina represeu^attvo, w iH l>e glad to call
on parsons in nee d of or intending to
purchase machinofy. [aug -JJ
Musical |n*tru»Mea^ Sheet M •••k . Guitar Vbdia and Banp* >trlag*.
THE GEM ROLLER OKuAN ONLY fti.Uft.
Agent for Puimm aad Organ*, RabU r Stomp* *ihI Meaetl*. Murtew, laabrft
mcuts Repaired. “7 ~ V —
1’Uuos anil Organ* Tuaritand Hentalrenl « >
The largest and chcauesl *i*m k ever brought to thto city.
Gr. XD. C. Xj-AJtTGrE!,
UsTO. 2 V. 3^. JEl. JL-TT.
Blaelkville, H C*
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.*
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