The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 03, 1892, Image 4
The Favored Few J. O. Sanders,
I'M’k tin* ri|M>iM><| |M»ltik«l jtlniiiR mih) llic
iHukitiulu iniml n Mil uml wmIcIi l<» ^4lli- j
»r «i*oh m» iln* inx Im" « hik! lh<t
whoIrMMiii* M<lmh)iHtr:«tion of MttnirH in'
State* anil Couitty inay nliotv tht*in. Hut
to tin* derpMtiMl i'liiulidatt* hiuI tin* un-
niiibUiouH citi/.**n Relief i* nearer, <*un r j
Mini h plenty for everybody, Mini the j
wky to p>t tlierc i» m» plain and easy
Ufat no l>ne neetl >jo a-tray.
P4. G. W. Walker,
MAIN STREEt,
11AHiN WPJLL S C-.
iian kept, busy during tlfn'dull suinnior
monihs in Btudyjiig the markt’u and
eolleeting bargains frttni all tin* leading
eities and .inanufnetories until he has
parked every sl^lf and tilled every nook
and corner with astoekof tleiteral Mer-
ehandisi* that is perfect in contph'teiuiss
and beyond all competition in cheap
ness.
Town people say I am overstocked,<
but l know better It'might be so if 1
were to depend entirely <,ui Harnwell
trade, but when my country friends
and the general public Mud out how
large my stock and how low my prices
they will share.in the benefits offered
by my experience and energy in serving
their wants. Cheap and good goods
make up for the low price of cotton. So
l invite everybody from everywhere to
come to we my goods and find out my
prices. I don't undertake to catalogue
them for the list would he too long for
publication, i can suit all buyers in
all lines and all that I ask is a fair
chance to prove my'words good.
Come to Headquarters early and of
ten, singly and in scores and you will
be welcome.
X. W. WALKKR.
ide. ov ■w. crcasrEis,
Chas. S. Bull.
ATT"* >•!*N I^Y AT I,A\Y r .
SI*KIX4;FIEI.D,S. c.
Practice in theCourts of Orangt*hur".
HarnweM, Aiken and I.exingtou, and in
the CniU'd States Circuit and District
Courts. * jit neb-!
T. B. ELLIS, Jr., ~
Surveyor, and Civil Engineer.
ftlsM'Inl attention irlren to'the r<inipntAtion
of water-|Ht«-cn>, leveling and.'liaiiimr* .
A |»**stMl car«l audre»»*e«l to me ni ilarltiis,
j*. I . wiN retHv* j*r*>inpt attention
nrtl.yolr
NOTARY riUtMC, EI.MOKR, r.
I will give prompt attention to ail
huftiuesM coutliicd to uu*. I will also
keep a full assortment of (flanks, Iden*,
Hills of Sale, Mortgages. Land Leases,
Land Title*, Contract*, Notes, Ac.
J. o. SANDERS.
april-fim ^s'otnrv Public.
WUlistoElaie.
*. r s» *
—and . ’ .
Feinaie High School,
W 11.LISTON, HARNWELL CO. S.-C.
Next Session begins Thursday, Sep
- tember 1st, 1S!*2.
* * ,
EuH English (^ourse. Special Depart
ments.^
Ancient and Modern Languages, Hook-
keepiug. Telegraphy, Stenography *and
Music.
Full corps pf experienced teachers;
large,' ComYortalde "and well furuisheil
building'*,' healthy location.
V EXPENSES: - ?
Literary Department, per nionth, |1.50
fo $:t.r>0.
Music, per month, S.‘i.7>0.
Telegrapiiy, per moidh,srt.iKi.
Hook-keeping, per course, |ju.no.
», Stenogriij>h v, "pcr conrsc, 110.Hi
' Hoard, per mputli, to Sin.00.
Stnd for catalogue.
F N. i\. 1»A1I;EY, Principal,_
julyjl] Willisron, S. (
«
The proWi) House
. wjIAItlS VVK1.L.. H. C'.
L‘H. KI SH - - - - pKoriurroR.
AD VAXl'Af! L'&r-
It is most convenient to the luisiness
of Harnwell; tln» clean, airy rooma
guar a n tee perfect coinlort;-the table is
snpplied witli tliv best tin* market at-
forijs-; every attention is given to
please; free sample room in basement;
hark meets, all trains.
I pon these and other grounds “i«a»
numerous to merit ion” I a«k a large
share of the |iatronagc of t|i^ travelling
putdir. L.\f. Kl ML
jntj 14
Charles Zissett.
THE 1 PATHOS OP PEACE-:-
• % . 'Y •
■ , BETTER THAW —r- 7
(
CJ
of Hrow n House,
.offers lii» sen ice*
* alliietctl with Chrnnb
He is also rceoniHiended |
tlr«t in tiie treatuieiit of
‘'toiiiaeh, Di*<*ns»'» «d tlie !
r Obstructions. Alim*-!
Tk* Eminent Hf»rla1l*t »f Georgia. |i»« I'emr'w* our tow n to «*|a n an offn-e to re«e|ve flu* sick who «’
IXarsse* DR. JnNKnesunrs with the hlahest reettiuiiirtulatlotis a» a skdted pliisieiati acd sitrgeoit.
bv the high* •t \!*»ofilr aothorltr. DK. JttNK-*s stands lilgli Up In Mh«l»eal circles and ranks viiotig tin
ail < hroun di-ease* . t atari ti, fti^e, L*r aiMl Throat Trtoibl«*s, Diseasea of the Lungs. ||i- %rt. Liver a 1,11*
Hploeii. Hs'Wffl* and KevtiiH*. such A Pile*. Fistula, •* . !itp*iis, Kirlitet» - All I fethr.il ’-Irb*ture- <
rrvi iHs^wes, nil f t male \%eakae*s«»« ati«l Woanb Trsoiblea. Paralvsls. all Nerie l^nubh --—Fit*, i
forms. Rheumatism,Neuralgia, letter, Ningwoim. aid Head, m urvv.n*-. Hr i
Kami In a few dai* wltli«*oi urostration. He also eurr* the wi>rst dmukanl in t«»or days,
0^^K«erjr one that la In ah» way sick should i»**t fail u»euihra«'e this oftfuirlunltv oi a life-time to M*e and consult
vlaTlsl. He rcrtolnly rnwowea I'anrer wit hoot knife or pain, and cures any curable cmm*.
(Hhee H*mrs: 1» to li A . M and 2 U» •* P. M.
The fNa-ior will %l*lt patlenta at their hsuiias hr s|iei'ial ap|M»intment Itetween of)h*e bonis, t onsiiltation frei*.
Other at Molair llousr fwf lUdal *.e»»mw»enr|ng Viomlav Sioveuil«er 7th.
ScieDtlflc Americar
Agency for
ll«*p« v,
,»l-o cure
lie Oi
|»rop«v in
iiim or Mo
First door *oufh
Harnwell C. II.,S.C
to the puhltc.
An experience of upwards.of forty
year- I* the liesi giiaraut**** that !»•
nnows his hostile** and will give *atis
faction in the •|uaiity of his work and
the moderation of hi* charge*,
JL^*He|,alde time k* • jw tsli
inchH
(*..l «ft*f *l» Ijn.hlnc, In N.-w Orlrnn. »f-"' " f .*
tin- M»#» hv h volu»t.-.r1,»n<l of Atiivn,-»i.»y.wr.,^nf tU«<^ IJJJ
ebell New York ftom^nch^r.tge beyond tlie range ol iIm-sIiom .. w
W. .1 l:.v tin* ol It l«***«r
Without discussing l ttcle Sam's ability to take care of his po.acssitm*
MICHALSON
Takes pleasure in inform»Tig the public that on his recent visit to the Xo*th
Captured New York, New EnglandaiitU ft big slice of the Norlli->' est.~’He went
.supplied w ith the ammunition of gold/ silver, greenbacks and certified chocks
and merchants, iiiftuulueturer* and imhoi tors-surrendered ujmti (Ve first sum-*
mons,-threw open their stocks and told Michalson to help birtiself to *d) he want
ed and to pay them what he pleased. They w ere demoralized by the ofrtflow n.
gold to Europe and welcomed Miehalson and his money a* a hard pressedsoltfief
cheers thy com ratios who come to bis helpahd turns the tide of the battle JornR
against his Hag. ' ^
UNdlicTisLLsorL
tTelpod himself liberally. The proof* that he did so are as plain a* fhrf eao he.
The < harle.-toii bound, steamers, the Atlantic Coast Line and the R>ehmohd At
|)anville system are witnesses on his huhalf. TJiey are linrrying Southward
fast as steam ran turn their w heels the goods that he nominally bought. Even
.now theMlrst consignments are coming in and
“MI±c!hLa.leoiA
Invites the people to come from nil the adjacent country and iicijfhbw'^g p>wn«,
’ l»uy all tin* goods they want so cheaply that they n lll Iry'get all ala»-n ihe h*W
prices of cotton, go home rejoicing witli fresh courage to battle with hard time*.
Aar-a partial list »>f the good go.>ds .^nsl great hsfrgains that Mich:»l‘s«»n ft* 4 in
store lie ask* attention to the following lew examples that show the comp»tfi*OiJ
ot Northern and .Southern prices:
f ll.ooo worth of New York clothing—Miehalsoa'a pfir*. $£,(intt.
Wurth of Ho*ton Sh***‘s. snp|»er*, Ac.—Mb*ha!«on’« price, y4,*’»0.
fo.tMsi wortli of Ladies Drr** (tornl*—MichalsonN price, $3,000.
||0,(NNI wottbof Notions—Mlrhglaoirs price, zKJ'W. ,
flu.iaai wortb of t»ent*s FtirnDIrhig Ciaid-— MH‘hal*on>price, fi.edft.
jd.iaai worth of Furniiun—Michaison’* price, $2,l'Uti.
j 11 .umi worth of Tin and \Vood ware—Michals«»n’s price,
f lu.tNSi worth of Hacoti. Ham*, xoiglfr, A c.—Mirhai*oii's prii*e. ff..OHO^
S*2,-*»ou worth of f 'atiVwiI <)nod* and Fancy finmeries— Mi« hal-oa » pr^oe,
>.*i,tH*i worth of Axe*. Jim**, Farm Hardware—Michaison'* prhc, f*/*dU,
>!,•**» worth of Table Cutlery and Cna kery—Miclial*on‘* pfh-#, ♦dhf.
j $l,t**» worth o| Huggie* aiuMVugvtiis—Mil tuhaiii'a prUx*. S7j4».
Them* qnutatkins an •dl*-r» tl *• ii x»» for tbought. pn'-enleil as algal heard* !•
* *how the (it-ople tlir l>e«t road ht liettertime*. tlirhal*«n has lkon»aMV#» >f gawds,
. ItT- li.»« liargaina that everybo.dy n*v-d» andean afTord. If fou dwa't see «*k«v ven
wau.t a-k for it. Michal*«o) ha* it, hut doc* nod prumis* to keep italwaya, 1 mme
mniii and in a liurrv la-fore ilie cream is i<-#aped. Il« hasn’i tlaa* or league
I ettmigli to inake a three lootr* talk, buy he wiN help fhe couatrv more hwtwrear
, now and riiri*'iiia* than the |•olili«*•ans i-ea do thl* side of the day *4 >edf-
. metit, if buyers and *cll« r^ w ill only' route to Ihv pic nir MtertnanV ca^p la|s
lowers and hilpstrick • tondi ItgUt troo|>er* laid wa-le out fair country, /ho
tariff and ta\e* and high price* hair wade ihe people fioorer year aftrr fend/
I Mh*hal*«»n U tlri'il <*f that. He w ill g|%r thi« tall** wnrk u* the g«wid of the pre-
pte. Iii-t'-ad of grasping for profit In- w ill try toetearex|«en w« and make frleeds.
! When tunes get In-lter *r»*i th* farmer* an* eat of treulde he will try U» make
in for six dav* in the wee i|, acd every l a *«iy I* a*kedier
here, giting the I* *f price* for e«>tton and all <uea*
> of giaals p< ail *>ri'of |>e«iph- at ouly oer pried
«
|e \
Th
route a
tr\ pro
and thi
at I
- hi
I
'•atI* ■
ding tl
g all k
t.
.w *en
:*|e.
IbwldlAf — F.asr table*
pmmfwle eswa sUfs-h. hmr yolks of
eftfw. ham (aidespismfwU powdered
wkile euger use quart milk, ami e*-
Irert ni vmaliia I^et the milk eume to
• hail, boat yolks well, stir iahi the
yaika the onre staeeh aad *ag*r p-»er
Ik la mi Clare lain the boillag milk, stir*
ring aiJ the time. Let it bail up three or
fcmr times well; remove fn«a» Are.
Take the whltee a4 two eggs twat to a
suit froth, sprinkle with sugar, spread
amuothly oa the etarrh. pat la the area
aad bake a light brow a To U* eatra
auid, with cream —ll.aae Maga/tne.
—For the hrnrfit of those who are
iateadiaf to have hale-amt tresses made
over, a hoasekeeper makes the follow-
Jng remiodcr' Instead of haring the
mattress in one piece, have two pieces,
being a aquare the width of the
and the other piece of sufficient
site to All the rciasinla^ sjaM-e. Hy
doing au the unsightly d -presaioa
which la suit to come in a mattress of
oBe piece is avoided, as the ««i«ture ran
to turned around ami the # t>ir*-cm
changed cod for end It is much more
convenient to handle when now- ary
to be aired, and will remain In shape
fsr many years.—N. Y. Tribune.
HOW TO~ SWEEP A ROOM.
f
*k-k. v* gnvs her raatnria.
VTW* *hs ess s CImM. sk* rrtal ft* 4 Wsv cla.
WWe phr a«wa*a* Kim. site rlung U> Cmtuna.
VThm ska ka4 tluklfva, skv gam ik»oi issiocta
The jtf a w il«l duck
an hour.
fat mIN
if rorit fijra- grarv.
Ov fra we sn *<«fn •**». n silv r-*-*
mg. u Itgein-rsi«!• lalii) to
• «««>».% * t Kit S Hint."*.
It will cum p a. rh-snw psir flvs
S gutsl s |>| etas.
w lilcli Napol«*oii | died
The room In
i* now a stable. •
la nir.fi
Mcc.'tnjr a tank*, nr rbildreo who want build-
hi* up. th-aikl take
* nitinvfi-a i 111IV MITTK.l's.
ft |* |4 aoan; ;«» taka ntr*** fiaUris ItUl*
litlkaistKM sad Liver < taupisuits.
Hint* ss to th* l.cweral a»«J Tliuruugh
Weekly ••Hru»l» t'§» ”
First, thoroughly dust ;m>l
every article In the room. \Y hat
'removed, take out of the nxun: \vh.it
cannot be removi-.l must be well cov
ered. Don’t forget the buck; of pict-
urt*a; give them a (:■'*•*.! brushing. If
there is a stove In thijri»o.:i kcc that tin*
anhea aro takcq out of it,
Followiny^Thes? prciiwttT4aric&, the
first thing in order is to brpsii the walla
and wiling. This is l*o.st dane by cov
ering a bnKim (which should In* froHli
ntal denfi), with soft, clean cotton
cloth; colored do providing the
color* will not stain.% If convenient
tiika do\fu the curtains, jvilcs and all,-
Irom the windows and lay them care
fully in another room. The same with
the portieres, if you have them. Take
the broom and go carefully over every
part of the carpet and floor, not forget
ting the comers and edge*. Don’t dig
and push with the broom as though you
were cleaning a cattle stall, but bring
It gently toward you. After going o\ or
the room in this way, if tin* ourjad is
much soiled sprinkle salt over it and
give it a second sweeping. Never ap
ply corn meal, as some housekeepers
have been known to do, as t hat will calL
moths. Some people claim thu^ corn j
meal used on carpets will breed moths.
It certninly has worked mischief in
many cases to the writer's kuov^tfidgo.
Now that the room is swept, give the
stove a goal rubbing with soft flannel
do hs, own if it doesn't need blacking.
Nieki*>^plating as well as Vhe stove
proper is improvetl by the fLmuel treat
ment Wash tip the rmo and oil-cloth
with lair.ixine, piarline, or some similar
compound, as they an* better than
aoap. A brush may to needed on the oil-
elotb to get into the creases.
M the wood-work is in natunll woods
•«r gninrd and hsiks dull and djngv
apply the following mixture with a
piece of M.ft flannel: Raw liav-cd nil
ami go<*d cider vinegar in the proportion
ml three of the former to one of the lat-
*»r. The same mixture will l»rr.»l»t-n
up the furniture. It shoulti well
gubhed in, to give it a poliahed appear-
saer.
Hang up the rurtaikis. put fumitanr
nod bri**-a->>nn* is*.•-k in p.u:. t*
living figfififi need Up swept ui I
The iMt|tiilatioii of America increase*
h)*7,t**i person* a day.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
Ontv one fin pon I*, al b*n<l< r nigeout
of an issue ol l,t*io is now extant.
*9
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
SHEMIUIOI! LADIES
ARE DAILY RECOMMENDING .
n*l, D PERFECTION (111(17
illD ADJUSTABLE UllUu
It expands across the
’Hall and Jointa.
Thi* makes it
Til] BEST FITTINii, NICEST
OAVCATfi,
TRADC MAfiKt.
OCfilOfi PATtNTi
■ COPVUIOHTa, etc.
For In format loo and freo Handbook wn|« to
Ml X.fi A C6_ Mi Rh<> 4 jiwa t. Maw Yoiib.
Okl««t tsi-raa for potmu la An..—v-a.
Mmry pmUmt tnk-n imt by >w M broarkt bnfnm
tke intLIic by a nuflrv fflrnn frae of cttwvn m ihn
^fientifir ^racrifac
torrrat nrralaUna of *«▼ MSmtlSr pawr la th«
v arkL -tHsndlUIr lllaa(mo-<1 No inioihn* it
man shont.l b« vith>>nt It. Wnnklr. kj.<M) a
R V; VI Si ala month. A'lAr**. Mt'XN 4 U>-
■ Lif n» at, Kl Homawnr. Mna York.
l«Uo 'V. 4
Aiken,
aorr,
S. C.
J. 11. Hi kckhaltrk.
Harnwell, S. C.
PAHAGOH
lachine AVorks,
Howard Bi'os. Propr’s,
*i %t nifiiwi *»
HLACKVILI.F.. S. C.
Motive I*owcr and
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
PantuTell, S, C.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All t Se Latest ^o^eltiea.
-r
TH
OMLY PERFECT
SEWlHG
FAMILY USE.
iu»' ciictiiaii and pi tcc li.*, to
NVlIJ^ELER WILSON MF’tl. *0.
* f
A thin La, On.
Croft & Burckhalter,
A.T TOWN* K.Yw* ATI/AW
1LVUNWELL C. II., s r.
Will practice in all the Court* of thi*
State and In tlie I'nited State* 4 ourt*.
Mr. Croft 4k ill attend th- Court* of
Barnwell County and all matters,of ini-
portaiice will re *ei\*- tlie |M*rsonnl at-
ivrtft"n of each nmiutor of the firm.
•uny i!Mf
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COMFORTABLE SK02 IN
THE WORLD.
PRICES, S'2, $2.50, S3, S3.50.
CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO.
•Manufacture rs,
Lynn, - - Mass.
» Shoes made to measure.
—For sale by—
.1. A. ROL XTRKK £ HRO.,
W Jl.LISTON, S. (’.
pcptlo
Dr, J. \\, E, MiblKH S,
Dental Surgeon,
lllackyilli', S, C,
Wilt have regular appointments as
follow S J*
At Harnwell, C. fl from 1st Monday
(or sale*-slay) in eacii month to Wed
nesday evening. KoOin* .at Molair
Hoii«e. tMtlce i w o door* South of hotc^,
on West or oppo-Re siih of «»treet.
At Sally’s. H. A. it N. R. H.. from
ltd Monday in eaeii month to Wednes
day evening. Oilier at Criee** Hotel.
Will to at Hi* konit-otU»*»*at Hiaeki II|e
j every Friday and Saftirdav from l*t *f
, FehnOtry to iloth Semitenitor tin-|i(»iie,
j and every Tiiur*<!av, Kfjilav and Satur-
j day, front lal Uct<d>e( W* ->l*t Jaiinarv
) liN*lu*ivu. x v * j
W ill uiakaipf*»ln*ut*i*l* with patient*
you want a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
OR SI’Ei'TACLES,
Send y >ur order? to i^r c , >!i at
Jas. Allan & Co
285 KING STREET, *
CHARLESTON,^. : 0.
IV. W. MOOUK.
IL90K, aOT.
MOORE & WILSON ’
HAYK NOW ON II AND—
A (E l K ASS( i H I M KN T OF
COFFINS^AND^CASKETS
Mr, F. M. I’nosER. our South f'aro-
lina representative, will to ghid to call
on persons in need of or intending to
purchase machinery. (jing 22
SHORT IRANI) "«i
new
t h r* «1
of teaching, can he snecessfully taught
by mail, thus saving much expense.
Any person, male or female, desiring to
learn the art ran obtain foil parthMihws
by addressing (with stamp for reply)' 1
STKNOORAFII KR,
novlO]^ Lock Hox-do, Aiken, S. 0.
R. W. RILEY, ~
Tn tlr* users of
Oeiieral Machinery:
We rail your attention to the fart that
I we nre prepared, uiih lo|e*i iifipmvrd
j I'.m.I* apd Machinery, t*» «to work on
! any Machinery u«ed in tin* country.
1 >iicli a«
COTTON 4! I NS,
<j RI ST MILI.S,
COTTttN FKKSSLS.
ri'LLEYs. H.WtiF.RS.
MILL OKA RING.
Shafting and eastings ot lr«m or nra*«
ot am* si/.e. S|**cial a'tenthm given to
<. 1 \ • » K K
Having a first elass (tin HtiiMer, w*
ran do all kind***! tlln Work, new brush
wheel*, new -aw*, l**i\cs, Ac.* Saw*
*liar|*eued only by liand.
july11
Patterson &. 'Holman,
ATT 4 >J< N K.VM AT It A\V.
HARN W ELL, S. C.
Having a**o«-i:iii*d. aaiirselvc* for the
practice of the law in all the Conct*_ot
tl..-stai.- *• \■ i■ pt th* cnm*t**i onrt .mil
In the Fnii.ed States Court*, wc pledge
our be*t. **>rvices to all client* \i lio may
tru-t u< with tbeir contideiice.
Our uniteiUprompt. ntfeiition u 111 be
given to all bu*ine*s coil tided to u*.
.1.0. IVUTKKSON, W. A. llj^MAN.
jfi«»r
ROBT. C. HIXSON,
SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER.
• BL/H K /'ILLE, S. C.
Special attention given to Land Sur
veying. I’romptattentioir,U* all busi-
nes* cbtrnstcd to my rare.
FARGY
GOODSfi
Hobby Horses
Ve’ocinedes 's r ; w
1‘ovn* I )t >Us
Stationery s*vj / .-
—AND— " V'Ar
B cc 11-
pcnrccito fitfif 4 .\fi»t
CRYSTAL LENSES
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Ul'^v f JVI imt 4.V«|4
Afii» iHM.gtrrrfi
niiMi wtrMifio
4 ■nfiv, ALU Ml riC-
Tt K£ Kfit i IKS
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