The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 15, 1892, Image 3
The Barnwell People
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RITES OF SIIRSCBIPTIOS.
In Adtmnon, per Annum ., $1.RO
On TIumv $2.00
THURSDAY, SRPTJCMUKIt ir>, ISW.
S
The next reiruUr coinmimtcAtIon of
Ilamionf Lodfte No. 17 A.*. F.-. M.\
will be held at the new Manor, to Tem
ple In Barnwell upon 8th day ot
ISvfci, the name bo In? the 2nd Sntnrday
In nald mouth, beKinninK at “Ulgh twelve.”
By order of W'.•. M.\
J. A. JxNKfNB, Secretary.
t4
.• — — •
The regular meeting of Barnwel
Lodge No. 16, Knight* of Pythias,
ytbias,
lall on Friday flnce Co. of liOr.ddn, England, eatab-
fuil attemlanc, j*lj H hed 1782, total assets In United States
$2,&46,894.49, represented in Barnwell
County by A.%T. -WoodwArd. Avoid
weak or wild cat companies and get on
bed rock. -
will f* held at their Uall on
night at 8 o’clock. A
_ Is’ requested.
By order of
Wm. McNAB, C. C. —-
G. M. GREENE,
K. R. 8.
Hew Advertisements.
A. Howard Patterson —Master’s Sales.
J. W. Lancaster—Sheriff’s Sale.
J. W. Woodward—Mortgige Sale.
Tobin’s Mllllnerya-liost Watch.
•f. A. Rountree <fc Bro.—The Perfec-
U »n Shoe
Win. McNab—On Top, Once More.
Col. W. J. Talbert was In town on
Mr. W. V. GUI was up from Allendale
on FrldajJ
Is
;
Highest of all in Lfttrening Power.—Litett U. S Gor’t Report * FOR 9ALE% \C. S. PITCHER,
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTE!* PURE >
Two
PUKE SOUTHERN BY* SEED by
J. K. HAIR,
aug2A-2m) . Blackville, S. C.
.DEALER IN-
All persons holdln
NOTICE.
.1
Safe and Sure Insurance r . I
On country store houses and cotton
f lus furnished by the Phoenix Assur>
11
Bamberg’s Crown.
The corner stone of the Carlisle Fit
ting School of Wofford'College at Bam
berg was laid on the 7th Inst, by Oman
Lodge, No. — A. F. M., Dr. J. B. Black
acting as Grand Ma»ter.a*slsUd by sev
eral other prominent Masons. About
two thousand persons were present.
Drs. James II. Carlisle and W. D.
ho Wig
Hon. Isaac Means, of; Columbia,
visiting Gen. Hr good.
Mr J. J. Hill, of Red Oak, paid us a
pleasant call on Friday^
Treasurer Free will open the tax
books on the 16th of October.
Judge Maher returned from Harris
Springs Saturday evening.
Court Is In session at Beaufort this
week. Judge Hudson pre«idlng.
The pickers are making more money
than the farmers out of the cotton crop.
Prof. W. p. Hill ha* ended his sum
mfrr vacation at E»ko and returned to
Charleston.
Miss Maria Petech, the charming
sister ef Mrs. U. R. Walker, has
cd s teachers place at Blacksburg.
Aa rate rial ament will ha given an
Tneaday evealng at the restdeaca af I
Mr. and Mrs. Furman f«e the perfwae
ef mrnrlag an segaa far the MapcYSI
Church. Cams ear. mm* alL
Miss Sheet Prentiss returned la El*
lenma ea Man tay after a phmaant stall
to Mr*. J i Such Ingham and alter has
departure the urepteg eh tee • ere ant a
hit gteemter than smashed/’e heart.
Married an handay. the tsh het-srm*
her, at the fealdsemn ed Mr. C. F
dec. W W. Berhur in Mies A aa g Mar*
ria, daughter ef Mr. RiUtm MurrM, hr^
Mr. Mtehard Mnrriaudtesntlng
W eased, everyhedy ka mad their
eiathea ta he etenasd end dyed la The
huuntag Dye Maeh^ Isenensrh, B, C
|*rsme tew and mMsiartsen ewaranteud
aegf -*4w
chief orators of the occasion, were kept
away by sickness, but the addresses of
Prof. Kilgo and Major Ixlar were wor
thy of the brightest day in the history
of the foremost town in this Dig county
of incorporations.
After the exercises at the building
werf completed a pin ..t,.
was served, and the feast of good things
for the s^isfaction of eager appetites
was equal lu completeness and excel
lence to the efforts of the speakers of
the morning.
The exercises of the school will be
gin on the 1st of October, with Prof.
Hugo G. Sheridan, formerly of Orange
burg, as Lead master.
•In securing UtD msgnlieent institu
tion the live men of Hantherg havadone
their heat work. Their fdWa s*> ^>m-
Ineatjp business affairs must forgu to
the front as tha educational headquart
ers af all lower Carolina. They have
bnllt lla future wall and a Uelr.
V la iron.
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas God by the wise dispensa
tion of providence baa removed by
death our brothsr Allen Hair, whose
life as a follower of Christ did much for
his church and community. Therefore
as a toiten of our love and appreciation
of him, we as a church do hereby adopt
the fdiliowing resolutions:
Resolved, 1st. That while We feel
deeply and sadiy the loss of our Brother
Allen Hair, let us with humble submis
sion bow to the will of the mopt wise
and unerring God, whodoetb all things
well—remembering that the Lord giv-
eth and the Lord tafcuth away, and
from dust we are and unto dost we
shall all return, blessed be the name of
the Lord.
jJRgntMMSpJBIIi li'Riil hi Bill 0101IB-
member and cheriah the good and no
ble Iffe of our Brother in Christ, for the
caiifceof Christ and bis fellows.
Resolved, 3d. That in |fce death of
Brother Allen Hair the charch has lost
one of Its oldest and most humble
members and the community a good
citizen. — ——
Resolved, 4th. That a blank page In
out minute book be Inscribed to hls
memory aud that a copy of this pream
ble and resolution be sent to the De-
reaved family as an expression of our
sympathy. , And that the clerk hare
the same published In the county pa
per*.
F T A nDxaaox, *
. G- E. Bibt.
D. B.Uxib.
— TWal
claims against
the late Bailie Mitchell are requested to
file the same properly attested with me
or with my attorney, G. W. M. Wil
liams, Ksq., at Columbia, 8. C., within
ninety days from this date.
A. W. BERRY, Executor.
Denmark, 8. C., July 29th, 1832. .
Machinery and Hardware,
BELTING, LACE LEATHER,
OILS, PUMPS AND PIPES,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BOILERS AND ENGINES,
. CHARLESTON, 8.0.
WHY should all the good peopto, who are guilty of each a <
wood SEW 1NG MACHINE and the sweet tooee of MUSIC ia I
they can always buy C
SEWING MACHINES
—- —And any kind of a
Send lor Prices.
DR. M. BELLINGER,
. * ■ A **
Physician and Surgeon,
BARNWELL, 8. C.
Office—Basement Brown House,
Residence—Esther Street, near Gra
ded School. auglfe-tf
}uly28-3m
MoUse
Notice.
The undersigned respectfully gives
notice that he will attend at his office
in Barnwell on the first week and third
week of the month, beginning the
a*#
Bam-
armht^r times may be found
berg.
JOS. M. SKINNER,
Attorney at Law.
May 9th 1892. eow
WIUDteu Sows.
Rrv. T. M. GalpMa aud family will
affteuuw The reds y aud reoal ’• a a arm
w lenUia
Tto I O. O. T. raerlvad aavu saw
mamWr* at ita last amrttag. Ttta Mvaud
Ladga will B»M Ms aval UMwUag Bara
la tlwaamWr
(Maaa iBa Brat peMaary aaskdtdalaa
Ba«a Basa aa ameaua. *Uacla Oaaega**
a ad t at. TalBaat Bava BasB tmva lu kaaa
l»<a )*.§ aftav tBatr frVauda.
TBa rviaaa avaa la WSag gasBaaad al a
Editor Profile :
IMeaae annouaoe to tBe CBrlatlaa
world and otBeta Uuit iBera wave Bora
to M r. (too Barker and w lie aa Satur
day night, I nth lat.jp4jloa aoa* wBa
areva ImatoUloSely nammli^Hl aad Hi Is*,
after (Be Paul aad S«laeaf aid. wBa laaa
i »alaM aud prujWf M MUmImM. TBt*
ioak«w Bva aaua for iBsywaag eaa F*e I#
tree tha a tua year*. TBs father la aa
at hi Hie yauag >ch» ■»! taarBar, who da-
MgBta la platlog hose Ball. But It laahs
Ilka Be wUI Bata ta eBsaga Bta
tkus. N SSoU
FINAL DISCHARGE.
—Notice tr Ueiwttf ’givea that tlte sn-
derslgned will file hla final acoount wltB
J. O/Pstteraon, Kaq^ Judge of Prolate,
on Wednesday, the 28th day of Septem
ber next, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon,
as Administrator of the aetata of TBoa.
K. Walker, deceased, and ask for Lat
ter* DUmlatory. *
aug2&) O. F. WALKER.
WOFFORD COLLEGE.
UP A irr AN MU *40. «. c.
J AS. II. CARLISLE, LL D.
FOUNDED \Ul.
Worroaa Cosjjms aflers ta
iBa fawr oalleg* claaaaa two parallel
BARM WBT.L*. (A C.
L. B. RUSH, - - - - PaorniKTOB.
ADVANTAGES
tv
It Is most convenient to the buslnees
ot Barnwell; the .clean, airy rooms
guarantee perfect. Comfort; the table Is
supplied with the best the market af
fords; every attention is given to
E lease; free sample room In basement;
ack meets all trains.
Upon these and other groi
uumcicw ■'w"’WWBtlon wv T si
•hare of tha patronage of the travelling
public. L. B. RUSH.
juiyH • . • . .
■WiUiston Male
AN p
Female High School,
WILMSTON, BARNWELL CO. 8. C.
Next
; Musical InsirUipei)h |
They may need or want? I have TEN of the BEST MAKE8 of flEWIl
Cl! INKS to select from, and any kind of Musical Instrument they may nert
1 sell them as cheap and on as easy terms as any one would waat—New
markets not excepted. *
S. 'M. KEY, Beaufort, 8. C
CASTOR IA
for Infants sntf Children.
begins Thursday, Sep
tember 1st. 1802.
Fall English Course. Special Depart-
Ancient aad Modern languages, Book-
Mastc.
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large. cww» forts ble
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BEPENBEJB
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HOPE AND HELP
FOR TBE PEOPLE.
Mike Brown & Bro.,
i Barnwell*
OONQUKR COMPETITION
ttmui a Ihnt OrMtim '.',1
f*T •• r •• dsmaadod I A sHaT^sa^ilms uo asB. aald^pouMB tomoas
t
a* *«a mo HUUUU ( suwasus,
Bsaeaast Lavpw.
COt RT OF COMMON Ft RAB
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Bf B4e ( sMmitsoe L A. amtey.
said I. A. Sahtotas earh • sWMBltl
aud ta Bs* oua rtgBs. FtatasiOa.
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run we a ( sf saaw
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Bev ataalB. sad Head*
Battle tBere to aa lid
poeor lev the a*aw sue
af (Bese rs<a<p'slnto
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wtoe. W
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traiwt
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Dr. J, M.
a mar-
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aaeal la*
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A. TeMu.
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II*. W. Kart-ll,
MwiltB. WUItotaa.
CnUea I
mtrhvse aad the iMerrBaats are glad <*f
It. TBvre Is a geaeral hrllrf (list prlwa
will go up alter (Be aiUMIe of October.
“Short croji” Bas Bern t ried so often
tkxl city buyers arc alow to believe our
reports. This year complaints are so
thick that some leading exporting Arms
have sent men In ibelr employment nut
through the South in report upon the
C'kttnu outlook. Our folk* believe that
prices will Improve considerably when
the reports from these Inspectors get In
Bandy Island.
i The Ssltkehatcble hunters paid their
annual Summer visit to Sandy Inland
last week. The swamp wan too dry for
good s|»ort, but Mr. W. M. Morris
brought down a fine five pronged buck.
He made a capital allot, breaking the
deer’s neck off band and in a hurry.
M’hey were sorry that one formerly of
their number, Mr. T. J. Morris, -not
with them to enioy the venison. They
hope however that he still
hsbing in the Ogecchee.
‘r
• Ml
ilimf
has luck
Bullxt.
A QbPd Mas Gobs. ——
Mr. Jacob Kinard, of St. Johns, Three
Mile Township, while going from his
homo to Sycamore Station on the Bth
Inst., accidentally fell from his wagon.
Roth wheels passed over hia body in
flicting injuries that proved fatal, des
pite tho best medical attention, the ten
der nursing of loving friends and the
prayers of a devoted family. He died
Saturday evening,surrounded by elev
en children, all that survived of'the fif
teen that God had given to bless his
home and brighten his life.
He was buried on Sunday at 8t.
John’s Church, of which he had long
been an honored and consistent mem
ber. Rev. K W. Peeples -preached a
touching sermon in memory of the good
man. An immense concourse attended
the last solemn ritci. He wax a good
man In all that tbrfk term Implies, big
hearted, generous, pure In spirit and in
life, loving hls neighbor as himself and
fulilllng the law as nearly as Is within
power of w>ak humanity. tf He
-MFIwog Be missed by all who knew
him. By family a**d friends, by charob
date aad net least of all By I Be
fw wBom Be gave wltB opea Bend
IM Um sorrow strtoken that Be so well
^ AforUtf w .th Uto sa. u •, tup*lb/ Of
l A mm and ganiie Ǥdfil.
A ) bib so
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erevioe id tBe B A*
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Bwi wow of Awgt*s(o,
tow a.
A pewirartvd meeting wae
•tornor I m i Be M F. f A rvB P
evn« lug By Preeidiag Elder J.
’MMfeanto*
I a* llatinos are owt w» tBe marriage
of Mr. J W jatt Browning and Mme
K<> s Kelly, ImhH «»f Hia**killle. We
wlaB tlwm ntsnr long yosrs of Bapp *
ne** and prosperity.
Madam- Ruiw**r hai^ It tBat several
ether couptoa will follow ih«-lr example
shortly. I^t the orange hl«>s*otw
bljom. . get Viva.
Old Dlae’s Rxperlrare as a Candidate.
Tim piinmry election Is over and I
am one of th« defeated candldatea. I
thank my friends that voted for me. I
never go w here I am not w anted and
the majority said by their votes they
did not want me in office, m> J am con
tented with my lot. Before I was a
candidate I was considered a ^hodman,
one man told me I was too good to
teach school, too good to the children
Rut as soon as I became a candidate, I
got to be a suspicious character.
I would meet one man, who would
ask, dp you belong to the Alliance.?
We are not going to vote for any body
but Alliatice-men. Another • would
say, “are you for Tillman?” Meet
another he would ask “are you for
Sheppard?’Vlt got me Ih such a fix I
did not know iVhat I was myself. I
thought 1 would keep quiet and abuse
no faction. 1 concluded not to endorse
Tillman and that would give me some
relief, but it didn’t.
1 was called a “fence rider” there
fore, and being a Methodist and believ
ing in failing from grace, I fell, not off
the fence but from grace. The elec
tion is over and I am again a law abi
ding citizen and a wiser man for hav
ing been a candidate.
Old Blck.
i vw* pwB-
k IBs momw
w % n«tm
I. aawwmwwl
TLA*, awd ifl
totoi* Rtokssss
W
I.
It •€*
re»criQ-
ufatautly
atnfeoi,
ince haS
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
rears'was supposed. Uv, be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced It a local disease, and prescrib
ed local remedies, and by coin
failing to cure with local trea
pronounced It Incurable. Science
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires oonstl-
tutkmaJ treatment Hall’s (aUrrh
Cnre. manufactured by F.J. Cheney A
Co., Tub'd®. Ohio, Is the oolf oonstiUi-
ikwieleur*ooiHe market. It to Uken
Internally in d®ee* from Id drop* to a
teaspoonfeL It arte directly ~om the
BBmd a*4 mwreo* enrfmwe of (Be sye-
TBey offer one Boodred <BdUre
toe any ease M falls In mire.
ndtonMm nlala A
F J tnnees A ( to. TBAMtoO.
»11 ton owevywo/w
•sod M to Be (Be Beet resnedy toe
> *• tof tBe h*»to * i* wee yet dw tod
•we nBs Bo* (Bis By him, and tekes
iese. wMI eeov Bet# tBe rBwteew.
itoMMwestol it to all owr friends.
nB»n vB stem te ssttelftrd. it
excetlewl remedy lot wediwory
»e fwnsptolnaa, ewHc, dlsirBeeo,
lory, etc.
o equal parts of tine to re of cay
enne uei»t«r, tincture of opiate, tinct
ure of rhubarb, essence of peppermint,
a> d spirits of raotpBor. Mix well.
Doer, Aftceu to thirty drops In • Mule
m»Jd water, according to age and vie-
lence of ayniptoms, repewteu every Af-
torn or twenty minutes until relief to
obtained.-New York Journal of Com-
nteroe.
We
Even
le ww
Tmk
Falling Flgurva.
Washixgton, I). C., Sept. 10.—The
iMpartmcut of Agriculture for August
rc|>orts the average 76.8 against 82.7
last year, and n5 & in 1890. The report
show s much lower average of crop than
in any September since 1883. The de
cline siuce August 1st exceeds live
points The State averages are:-Vir
ginia 75, NorthjUarolina 7T», South Car
olina 77, Georgia 79, Florida 6(1, Alaba
ma 72, MDsiasippi 72, Louisiana *70,
Texas 81, Arkansas 79 and Teudessee
79.
A. Jast Judgto—-—7
Judge IV itherapoon arrived in Che-
raw last Saturday night and left for
Chesterffeld Monday morning. Ever
since Judge Witherspotin made the
mistake in the time for holding court
in this county and arrived late, he has
been very,particular to be in ample sea
son. It may not be generally known,
but at any rate we will state It now,
that Judge Witherspoon paid the ex
penses which were incurred by tbe de
lay so that the county lost nothing.
That gives you some little idea of the
uprightness of the man.—Cheraw Re
porter.^
IT HAS COME TO THIS.
The women wear suspenders,
And are fond of men's cravats!
They also wear their blazer*
And their nobby little hats.
Their gloves are very mannish,
And they wear their hair cat abort;
They are op In all the raring slang,
X And bear ball to their forte.
A r*! things are so reversed that mea
la < oumng will not speak
Until tV) ascertain boo much
A oils can tern a week.
swota i ffia qi xanoi.
WBydoao teaay peuftogoo seearauad
to prefer to soffurTMff Be
>y loT
iy
■ Bf A AaJtoy as
of M Bltote Ate toy tea
ro*o rWBa Tto*
Mania ras
rt lt«4teoo, Baggio Maltose
ward *MoAte0o, Harness R. Maad,
Maimte Atetey, lesoo Astotey, Ate toy
Baiter, ~si at! J Be I toy. Jeoolo MiB
toe, Lola M iilteasa, Loetoo Bwte.
James C. Bate, La e reeve A
< Bartoe W, Bate. Maw to R
§ task D. Bwte aod David ('
I«»<> ■ da at*
core orossooo roa aaataa. -
«Cuteplilot Served t
To (too Itofeodaate above aaased;
You are BereBy aunusooeM aod ro-
qulrvd to aoooer the cooiplalat la tBto
artlno, of whtrB a eopy to BofewtlB
or read apoo you, aod to eerve a copy of
your answer to iHe said ooteplaial oo
tbe vubacrlBersat tBetr office Aiken, 8.
C-, witBlw twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive af the day of spcB ser
vice; and if you fail to answer the com
plaint within the time aforeeald, the
plaintiff In this action will apply to tbe
Court for the relief demanded lu tbe
complaint.
Dated Aiken, 8. C , June 22nd A. D.
1892.
HENDERSON BROS.
IMalutlffn Attorneys.
To the Defendants Harriett K |wood,
Maftii* Ashley, Irene Ashley, and W,
A. Hailey : Take notice that the com
plaint in this action, together with the
summons of which the foregoing la a
copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Barnwell, at Barnwell, 8. C.,
on the 22nd dav of June 1892.
HENDERSON BROST
Defendants Attorneys.
Aiken 8. C., July 29th, 1892.
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ey toBB A. M. MOf.
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naiailff‘s AStorwsya
Tube astern teat tee astepiatoa la tete I tori
tottoa, toteteBa* altB (toe omeomorno ot I sal
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to tea afRae af tea Clart af tea Oa§M«f
OateaacU FWas tee tee Oewwsy
weft, to Bara wall, Bl (
af AugA f» !•*'
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natoiir* Asaya.
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4w
to aas Itosiesd to
»EOONDLY<
'^vVc HAVE WHAT YOU WANT2 *
la every Mae are <
Owr
lu a i
prlator*e Into. TBey saa be
teas to all we
Supervisor’s Notice.
All parties who hare transfers from
other counties to this county and have
never received their Registration cer
tificates will write to the Supervisor at
Chitty’s.S. R. R. R.. giving name, age,
occupation, township, precinct, resi
dence, etc. It bein^ simply Impossible
for the Supervisor to make out a certifi
cate from a simple transfer, and the.
post-offices of the parties being un
known to him there Is delay In for
warding the certificates of such parties.
Any matter In regard to Registration
will have attention by addreaaiog no at
Cbitty, S. B K. R.
1IAYNK F, RICE,8. R. B. C.
•epl-6w
FORMAN ONIYERSITT.
begin on tbe
> with a full
By ItoHgesSioa.
GREEN VILLI, 8.C.
Tbe next session will
27lB of September, 1802,
corps of professor* am
TBere are several courses IcodlagU
degrees. Instmcttou lBornefB. Ka
Moderate For farther l a for-
tX? Wr - c -* *•
• • • B • UBteteteip -
w*'
FOISUt
A. A.
Talbott <t Sons.
Rugtwua,
RaMcsu,
Bow If Ilia,
Cora aud YBaat Mills,
Weed Work lag Machinery,
Brick Machinery.
Coitow Gin*.
. C
for
IBM
COMPLETE
small 1 a a series on
Our THOMAS direct acting
PHESS and ELEVATOR system to Bo-
youd question teo boot over Is von led.
TALBOTT'* Engines aad Saw Mill
outtfte.
VAN WINKLE aad LUMMUNGtna.
Double He row Press and Hue tk>n Ele
vator at lowest possible price.
V. C. Bad ham,
GENERAL AGENT, Columbia, 8. C
B^KOI AL STUDIEH
Partleular nttswUen Bae Been paid la tee aateestou af
portost lines af funds heretofore uuhnisally
tee peturipaJ elues. It to surprio
But a visit w our empnrtwm will
to all ihto
m tote piste aud wall murud aa auy that «us Bd
HavaunaB or Col u a Bto, aud our prices will sava
y purchase. Workers ta wood aud IroMlU Bud
i at our esiabiUbteout. lu Bulldlug Bardwarw wo
r pocket aud toBlf cuitory, actoaort, Ac., art tea Baal te Ba
slaull
THE
Jlillilll Lift llUrtiu Compiny,
OF MEW YORK,
—18 A—
Strictly Mutual Company,
And baa no dTOCKROI.DERS to bo
enriched by the profits on your money.
Its first cost for Insurance Is a little
higher than that of PCbeap” Stock or
Assessment Companies, but Its
Final Results Cannot be Beaten bt
ant Compact Ant where.
An INSURANCE CONTRAC f is not
a thing of a dayor a year; Hls a LIFE
TIME INVESTMENT, and yon ought
to be careful bow you make such an in
vestment. Cheap Insurance U like a
cheap plow or a cheap gin:
IT WILL WORE FAIRLY WELL
FOR AWUILS-A VERY LITTLE
WHILE—AND TURN YOU MNOW
HOW IT 18 YOURSELF.
6 ernand & Hyatt,
OEXERAL AGENT*.
Columbia, 8. C.
J AS. M. SMITH, Special Repreaaoto-
thre.
W. R. CAPERS, Special Agent for
Barnwell County.
WyT
Our stock uf Hardware to aa
few ad In August*, ( harlesi
money an Borne Bn vers eu i
all the best tools of ibelr tradea at our eatobllabatoot.
carry everything. Our pocket and table cuitory, ectoi
Bad aud our rators are simply perfect.
RANG KB A.ND STOVES-
We handle a beautiful line of Ranges and Cooking Stoves and IB rite tbe i
dal attention of husbands and wives to thee* saviors of health and )lghtnera*of
tho-teree times a day labors of Ufa. They are supplied with full outfits of
Ing utensil*, and upon the voluntary leatlmony of happy and admirable
keeper* we knowingly recommend them.
GENTLEMEN’S GOODS.
Gentlemen’s Clothing and Furnishing Goods In graat variety and of
fabrics and the moat fashionable modes. In shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, gloves!
hosiery, baiidaerchiefs and underwear we defy competition from any houtheru
source and laugh at imitation from anywhere.
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS.
We can please every taste and suit every style In Ladies’ Dress Goods, ahd Wfi
mort cordially invite the fair sex to exercise woman’s righto and come and acd
for themselvea. Our stock of notion*, hosiery, laces, ribbons, soaps, fans, gloves
and dress and toilet acceMorles generally Is without a vacancy In ita oo gtd
ness. Mf e have a full stock of Trunks ranging from Saratoga *****
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
We have at) Immense stock of the best makes and atylea. The famous Bay
State shoes made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and
sell themaeltea at sight.
Closing out at Cost.
We need room ahd offer a large lot of pretty 8prlng and Summer Goods for Ii*
* M hese goods will go like hot cakes ahd first oobmi fiDf
Don't Uiiss the cnahee.
dies use at prime cost. These goods
served will be the rule.
Miscellaneous.
Plafitattdn Groceries always in full snpply, Bagging and Ties, Salt, Send Oats'
and Rye toRarrfvp, Furniture* Mattresses, Tin, Crockery ahd Wooden Ware, well
buckets, chains and rdjwK, leather, cotton abeeto, the best tobacco and finest and
moat fragrant cigars, and in short every thing for every body, to eat, to wear —^
to work with. “
Last Not Least.
Our family grocery department ia constantly supplied with all Uba high
standard eatables that make life worth living. Wa keep only the beat and
articles, and tolerate no adulteration. Our Hat of daliractes ami
eat brands of both home aod foreign luxuries.
The Piedmont Wagon, lu all alaoi, made of hard
with tbe tougbeet Iron, Is guaranteed to
Wa win kaep a full stock " ~
raa uf tha country.
In all that we have said we have kept In tie narrow
of Hupe aud Help to give us a
again all lu
f lieu da, we
y
tela fan
NIKE bpowk &
[watered to prove perfectly satisfactory
ef first das* Krutucky Mulaa aud Horses
tee country.