The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 26, 1893, Image 4
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BaaVvt* uf KMr^' BIoommi h Mint Co«t
Anii nt ' It tin'll ntU of llalljrs.
I'lnrUlK In >>» Yor|< f llj
tiif BhuIiii'm In All Siiiinin*
“] want tirl»» Ining'np." Wliofl a tlitp
fiw yqmtg -'N*"<>i\. wn
Tiin ' Cil I'rtffpo lilul In ifttTlj' hi., n.F\-
l>w M 1*11 r IV-
'> ■ WrT -
eJ/1 j lutliHin
•Jafiily loitH-h into h llonO oliiVIi'liiT ,r m
u Kiftli nviMinn udiih- liriirlit lull nfln -
U-)otf *Att4 1lt»^
lit© B.ani' Uni>* winking lft« u(!ic*i'py«*,
(hi*^dtlcitntiiii knttWK that flic fntjlntiii'i'
lii love, hikI Hint Ihin H.|«i>rliai m tin-
WRiimiiip fnii'l'nin'ii in wliidi
the princiiml i* to lie Cupitl ilully
iMgjMiiiil. Hie tlijwira. • i
Mayl* 1 dlif n an m tivsn.
In tiW cane Umtj* will 1k> no limit 1o*
lh<“ )ian;,'i!i|{ up mutter. Every nwell
(iotliam Hitiiat knows thatliisi nsfoiners
Cilee k wi~WWf #
In front of ii^Kiuk >4*e4 six Inj^p eluil-
tinnin wtt w^ over t lie hruzier, uiu^ into
these vesM'ia al>on\ a £l(H) worth of
lose)* wore put with wurur water, 'fhe
iron tube* ihrouxh whieb the vaporos-
tiwle .“iiajail like njLfluVh, which was
lilleil witiLfobl water, nn'il l»low which
larjte fjlaKs liottlcB efoml to receive.tlin
lirat iliatilhition. Three diMillatiops are
nccerrary lief ore the oil of, the rose up
pea I K, ‘ <
We w*«‘K> fbown a small Ivittle into
which thiM s-ence just ihstiileil liad Ihm'Ii
jrfmtTil. The color i.s-a rich, deep K«*hl,
and the sm,cll is Ktrong,
(rating*—pleasant for ^lie first'Instant,
hut soon producing n/enseof giddine s
whooping cougli to cent. Dur
ing the tog ot IStM-tJjnoitality ini reasiii
■imoHt in niycf). TBcpfftfcliw prevent
UM.petlect m iatioi) dr tlwujilooil. I tl .
terfering with Hie iuterdiffuaion of
ganfs in flic lungs; Hievvitnpisle |hn oxi
dation of the carhori* anti‘in weak or- I
ganiMiis tipiv cause a hr s -d(-vital iieiH-^
rnrrr
I i flBili-li ated candidate (aiu^ tlie iin-
HiiitmTouH cltlr.yn itelief 1m n arer, sip', r
anil a plenty V'f everyleMv, iriuljtlie
yvay to get there fis plain a\id
. that no one, need^o aatray. A \
easy
tliaftteiptr
feet of slnolfe. p'g on vegetublea may la
-paiptuir bilii h iis ini ol .iUeiraa
ft A If N^V K Et/CO. SrCs
Mission begin\Tli0rsu^y, Sep
tPrtitHir^fat.Y^iiii < , ‘
Full fyiglinhCourW. Special Depart-
im nts\ \ \
^licic'ntand Modern I,anYii»ffes, BooW-
itping, Xnjc^rafihy, Su
AU1N S TREFX
seblom jiay cash for tbe floral deciiration and oppression in t)ie head. It affects
tft tlielTTinc airalfM. TlknT i.s p'i'nt ^ of everytbmg nenr riV ami the ]s rtnme
Jnk.il) the business, but the pro'its are
to large Hint I he t radesnnatt uket h>i»igisj|ea
Vou would 1k> surprised at Hie ninhlii’f'
of met i in swell circles who play ••broke''
to their florist.-
"Chaae me. .chase me.''
Tliis is whatthey sny when the trades*
mwii in-esents n l.il), * ____
Tlumwmds and lhnuwmdHjplt d .ll.irs
■are sjamt yearly by the yomig dude<and
clings tenaciouslyT vcn iu tlioopcn air.\
re are sec'
Tin' proprietor/ are secured from 1 ic
ing eiieated. ivs the js-asants cannot ; eu-
dure the perfftnie they themselves maim-
fact m e and make no use of it Wha t-
(■verts'll is sealed up in leaden bottles
and sent to the great perfume Cmpori-
unisjn London and Payis, and ic thdn-
sillid lliirnelil si elirsi-ndlt h'ard as llicll
the old chappies of (totham on Hreir fa- |
voriteactresses. Mayhst 'holly goo>to ihe
“lilack Crook" some night, and th 'ieon j
r '.eiftht falls rtuder tiro fas* matron-vd'^twe i
chorns girl's fair heauty. if you are \
r cynical or dyspeptic you will have your
dun ids nliout her age and her hair; hut :
Cholly 4a in raptures allyvening;
T)iat night lie hiu'iganfbnnd tim «‘ag^ [
entrance. , , -—--
Next day he goes to his fiorist, takes
that worthy aside and tells him all .
about it.
"1 think a t(dU0 basket will do, ch?" '
essence a few drops of this rich, thick
oil.—black w ood's Magazin e..
' - • ’
liatn hi mi I DKliiih Hrlio^il*
In Hu,* yummy iiolidayrt of IK’iS/lli^
•hatnljer itl fifon^achoof
_ Cholly nisls. • •.
••] will make yon a basket four feet
liiglr. It will bo delivered over Hie foot-
lighu promptly at t> o’clock. It w-ill he
decorated with very wiile pink and blue
* satin ribbon a tard long. For a hun-
tirwl extra 1 will put a collide of doves
hr the tonaket,~ nitioeaied ahihTTTiirfos’es.
Thu dovea will have nut in rihlioiiH tied
floor of Long
was removed, and t wo large cartloads of
hones, chiefly of necks <TT mutton, were
taken from between tl.ie floor and-the
celling of tlie rooms below. How they
eamo there was explained by/Mr.'Cur-
t r, then vice provost. He told the pres
ent writer that whin the sixth form
boys took their stippc/2s r *‘*c1iatiiber"Hin
rats were Wont to coino ; onl of ludes'iti
I lie boor and wainscot to feed on the'
hones which were flung to tliem. Wlien
these animals fn ni time brilme Iscauic
a nuisancpjjy t lieir nninliers, a fag was
sent round while tho rats were feeding
to insert hmg stockings in their holes,
with tin* apertures carefully (ifiened.
The modern sock was thc% unknown.
When this- was done aii alarm was
HAHN WKl.T. H-Om buiidin;
.M nsic,
Full corps’ of experienef
hirge, foirtNntst»4e -nnif
on animals.
Uurtin.lturists in nmJ aronnd London , UH k , ,hc dull summer
t< II UH Unit \\t\rur\tji- tin* month?* iu srihlvin^ the in;irk* i^ and
buds drop and many Uowm-.s are de- I eollecting haigains fruin all HrcHeadiijg
s troy id. Csumtry l.ortii iiltiiri.-T.s, <in the Jellies and iiianttfiicWrlcs untiLleMij*s
other hand, s.iy that the white logs do* packed every slielf and tilhd cvgr.v’nook
Hut injure' evert consei vaWry plants, j and iwrocr xyich asOs k of'igeneral Mer-
nbllc and June- flm.roas of ISIK), IS'.H and bS'j/ were un- , chandis- that is im fcct in coiiijdetencss^
usually serionS in tlirtr t'ffeetaOUHow* | all nunpctiHon in
cfs anil foliage. Uuiing recent years i , , . . ,
the bliglit caused l,y i,mdon tog extend- [ , |l|t , kll ’ w ‘ ,\\ llU d U be
cd to Miiiiptone, unlcs uw.iy. -it <
health j' localiou.
- EX PEN'SKS:
tpacher*;
Wrnisliefl
ie!f iimMaV tlie hiiMiiesVmeiTi'tmtTsoMtieeostfur? ioasWm under c«H»VrHMI4if<N
Without discussing Lnclc.Sam’s ability to take cart of hia j>omcmIou* '
Literary DeparCmeutrtUu mouth, fl/ifl
to id/.Vii. t-., . \ . _
isic.'TW'r mtjntli.
— SI-'
chc;
would seem, then! that tin* area of the
smoke fbg is sixty milis tn diameter.—
National Review..
ed.
if I
’rmve.H
relegraphy, i»cr uiouih. SbUm.i
teok.-keeping, per course, $10.1
Stenography, per course, $10.n|
Board, per mouth, $7.00 to hl(M
S ml lor ratalogne'. *
F X. K. bAlLEY. Priuh
frilyH ] ' UillisO/u.
1).
1"
Tin* Shull.
r \ ,
Tha smallest detail issuhliutted tolhe
shah and is not duyided yxw;>t .n|>on his |
authoritv. His minbOers disavowal! 1
— "i#T —
at ^tny executive
linjierions. diligent and
sl^ih is in his own per-
♦o-tPeir f»««»t. —A* the tsislo-f-rs--htrmVd—pivon. -Tim uit.s.on lushiug.io their holes
over the lights Hie attciidaut shakes th«
ronvenir, ami out fly Hie doves. Air, old
fellow, what do you say to t hat. eh?”
"Ver-ry well, hung me up for r two
Lun'ned, dontcherknow."
It is a common thing W a rvvell New
York florist to prepare n C'MO basket fur
some actress. To order a £100 bucket is
acotmnonplace.
A $800 baskrt usually consi. taof culled
fo-es, generally American beauties, of
rare sice and sweet ness. The flowers are
ent with tho stalks, and when placed in
the gold tinted basket stand four feet
high. The. offering is (picked out with
great widths of blue, gold, pink or yel
low ribbon. In the center ot the l«>uquet
space is left for a satin or hwo box. Tho
Usual protestations of regard arc written
on st'ented note paper,
lug of the romance.
Little Miss Million receives roses ii.
January.
They are rare American Beau lies.
They cost in Fifth avenue ^IJiOper rose.
That is eighteen dollars a dozen. Maybe
•he gets two dozen a day in a lag blue
And gold l>ox.
Cholly pays for these.-
“There are hundreds of In' di rollers in
(lot ham." says the exclusi ve i'orr-t, ‘•who
sjs. - ud X'hougli each reason to keep u
family—spend it on 15< iwers forth * giddy
queen of tjio footlights and npai tlieir
Luly loves.
"It is not uncommon to receive an or
were trnplM'd in the sloekings,, which
were then drawn out, and the rats were
Langed to death ngaiiist the beds. “And
initiative ami treiiil
rcsjsuisibility.,
fAii ly just, Hit
j»on p,,h) arljiter of Persia's for
tuned All policy emanates from him.
1 le.anpervisea every department with a
curiosffy that requires b) btsTimstahtly
appeased, and Ids attention, botli tp for
eign and domestic politick, is constant
and.unremitting. There is a consensus
of opinioh that lie is the most competent
man in Hie country and the best ruler
that it can produce.
Nor will any one deny him the pos
session of patriotism uini of a genuine
interest imthe welfare of the nation. It
is no mean criterion of the strength and
also of the general popularity q[ the
shah that ho is Hie first Persian mon
arch who 1ms ventured to leave his do
minions aud travel in foreign and infidel
lands,-not us a conqueror at tho head of.
an army, hut as a friendly visitor, if not
as a volunteer tourist.—" Persia and the
Persian (juestiou."
tu rtepeml vntiirFy-riw H
trade^but .when mv cmtqtry/frlemls
- and tlie general public'-tinH/out how
large iny stock and how iow/uNf prices
” they will share, iu tlie' hem/tlts (Vttered
! by iny'elt perience and enei-gy iq satVlng
their wants. Cheap and/ good god
make up fur tlie- low print! of cotinn. So'
l iiivifc'evcryliody from/everywhere to
goods i/nd find •mt-'mv
Charles Zissett, -.I
prices'. '1 don"t umlei/ake to catalogue
them for the liH-woi/id lie too long for”
puldication. I caiy suit all biiyersMu
all lines and all tnat | a'-k js a lair
charice ty prove n/v words good.
ffi^Practical Watchmaker.
First—dnuxu aimth.of llruyv n 1 Lmi.sf.,
rmvvell (’, H., S. C„ ofleis his services
and of-
Bar
to the
Hence of upwards of f^rty
years is jH|e l>est guaialitee that lie
knows his ImshicHK nird will give s$Hs
taction in theyVnalitv.ot Ins wqyk and
he welcome.
N. (5. \Y. B ALK KR.
tnchS -
Menu
w. i. uir,Si'S", 1 nor
MOORE & WILSON
.\
— H A V E NOW flN II a n ly—
-A WrMPf.LTK A'pSOK'l MENT OF
COFflNSOAND^CASKETS
lachine. ¥or
■ .
Howard Bros, Propr’s,
l-i^tUIXKICItst n.n«l $1 H II
BLACKV1LLK, S C.
Motive Power ami
How Yon XI til Ike I.ooY. c-i
Who is this senior for whom the throng
makes way roverentially—he with Uan,
you went into school next morning m ; wrinkloHl face, sct iinattli, yet witli Hutue-
Hie softie stoclf ings, sir'/” “Of course, of
course," wns the reply; "wo could not
get clean stockings when wo pleased."—
Nineteenth tVntury. —
Tlie I lrrt War Corretpondent*.
In a sense Julius Caesar was a war cor-
respoudont, only he did not, send hia
"commentaries’-’ piecemeal from the
"theater of war,” but indited them at
Ids leisure in tho subsequent peace lime.
Tho old Swedish intelligencer of tho
Gustavns. Adolphus period was genuine
war correspondence, puhlisbcd i idced
tardily comjiared with our nows of to-
Thisis the open- fWo l»5»' ncycrjheless frysh from the
| scene of action, full of distinctiveness,
quaint and racy beyond compere.
The first modern .war .correspondent
profess tonally commissioned anil pa‘1
by a newspaper was Mr. (1. L. Urnue-
isen, a w/11 known literary man, only re
cently d*‘a<h who waa sent to f^win by
'i’iio Morning Port with the “Spaiii-ii
Legion," winch Sir de Lacy Enhis conn
manded in ISiii in the service of the
(jueen of Spain, but thia new departure
was not followed up, and ko Englisii
piijier was represented in the great bnt-
tles Of 'the first and second Pnnjsub
wars.---Archibald ForWs in Century. -
thing of a half tunilo on it, ever'with
downcast abstracted eye and stooping
shoulder, with hands clasped behind hia
back and with list less gait—this, flesh
iest, tougli lookinj' man with the hnahy
eyebrows and the long, lean throat?
lie is worth looking at, for lie is the
greatest swategist of tho ago and libs
Is'en tho ruling soul of the victorious
campaign. Moltke. foa.it is he, has-been
with tjie emperor and is probably on bis
way •hytnb to iinisii Miss Lraddoii s latest
novel, for when he is not devising strat
egy he is reading sensational novels* and
his als tractiuti, as like as nut; is .caused
| by speculation as tv yhicli of “he two
j ayriranis to In i hand the. In-roinc is ul-
I timatcly to marry.—At chiluld Forbes
iu Scribner's.
M.vcH«*inG.
der from some young dude to deliver to
liis lady friend a bouquet each morning,
aay for a mouth. Ho will plank down
f 150 with the order. Tor tiii; r.nm wo
are to solid little Miss jltillion -a bunch
•( selected roses for thirty.moniihgs.
Wax Oonvi rti-il uml i'jliil tlie Otd 1lt-t.
Ten ye.uK ago Allen' Talnmdge was
staying in Tndiana'polis. lie got into an
iirgHmont with a man aud made a lie* of i
.n.llura ,,n 1 K.i |i.iiuT ill Ail- t
Ho Kept Cntml
In a Scotch village, w.in re a young
dot-fur hud JaUdy siarmtiT^b-kctiee, a
workman had the misforHi.ie to get his
finger bruised biuiyMn one of the mills.
A doctor was sent tor, -am! mu *f*iup- rly
dressing the fiugyr the man mady
fainted. He was asked if lie won],I take
a little spirits to revive him. "Mon,"
ho-exclaimed with feelim- r “tliatJwu<l
- just be t be v t-t v 1 iis t<;e!" Tile tloctor
.Udive bim a gOnd gl_, A .ss, which he gmd-
; ily swallowed, and on Jt-.-overiug Ids
OF ALL SI^Es*, tUTYLl'S Xst. tjCAUf lLS.
I T’Hres wwrtnwwt In <’in>*ati..n , y. e kJTl
IVrson's iiceirrii^ thc-se goods will call on
IV. IN'. Moore at Win. MeNab’s. Barn
well, or IV. 1. Wilson, Allcmla\e.
•’• Tiiarl7 "
CAVEATS,
. TRADE MARK*,
DE3ICN PATENTS,
COPYRIGHTS, «toJ
For lnfcrrr.*tlr,n *nd free Handbook write to*
iil'.N.v * CO., act BnoxnwxT, Nriv York.
OtiK.'-t biionra foreeetirtiijt Talent, In America.
Fvcry tfllicn out by us In brought b«fora.
tLc la.'lic by a not: eo given fre# of charge m tne
f acttlifif ^tuetifini
lamtest circulation cf any scieiitlfls pap^r In tBa
world. SplemliUly ihuitratotl. No mtellrirotit
i.-i^n Eliou'd br wlt’-out !-. WreVly, S.J.(*0 a
six mo>itbv Aildrcs, iiCliN £ CO.
- wYu
To the. users of
Oeneral Machlirery
We call yonr attention to the faet-that
prepared, with latest improved
oois amtlU'tfTffPf j'f"fft tlimwork on
| sny Machinery used iu this country,
'Such as ' * *
COTTON (UN'S,
' O JUffT MlLI.H,
COTTON rKKSSEH,
< iT LEfTTs, HANtiEBS,
, MILL OEAKINTr,
; Shaftihjfejfndeastings ot Iron or Brass
n uf.aMTXhsiy,e^ Special attention given to
GIN WORK.’ '• - J
ilxviug a tlr*t class TJin Builder, we
ran d.oall kiudsof Uiu Work, now hnish
wheels, new saws, boxes,, Ad. Saw
sliarrienled ouly bv hand.
t
THE WATS OF WAR.
f h •
-Jlist Hftef the lym^Ting, In New Orleans'* few months ago, ofMeVeH irrrt!»*fa J
uT TTteTM rfrit Tiwa votnnter r’l'iind-orAnwiMoin Kvc.ngivnv y fctuu< i of 4bM-tiall|r..p»t>ars -
i . unensiiiess nv declaring that King llumhert’s iron clada could
i • he I idhl i * wl* Y oV k" tr Ou i* "an cl n»i* age be y o n d the range^f the shore forts aiul battar-
. 1 %' V- ywn . - - ft 4 r V FFt-HlilHMOF tM »lt kf III II
Jr
- i
Takes pleasure in informing the public that on his recent, visit to the North ha
captured New Y|fi k, New England and a big slice of the North-West, lie weat
supplied w ith tlib ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certitied eheeka
yiid inereliaiits, iitauufaetnrers nml impoi tors snrrendeml upon the first sum-
nmiis, threw open their stocks and told Micbalson to help himself to all he want*
riLaiiiLtii pay thtai v hat he. phased., T liei urn- demoiali/.e.d by tha ouiflap-Pt-
■ j
gob) to Europe and welcomed Miehaison xiuhlils-inoiiry 'as a hard pressed soldier
cheei s The comrades w'ho come-to his help and turns lint tide of the battle (oiag
against his flag.
3VCiclialson
Helped himself lihetally. The proofs that he did so arc as plain ns they can V«.
The ( haHeston bound steamers, the Atlantic Coast Lhie and the Richmond A
jjanyjjjc systcgi gry n jiUV.fttTBH M* ItYitalf, Ihry Arr harrying| Sonthwardfm
fast as steam can tfirn their w lieel- Hie goods that lie notui'iajly bought. ICvaa
now th^p^st conslgiimriits arc e<>tniug in and
HVCiclxalsoiA
Invites the people to come from all. tlie adjai-ent country and neighboring towns
luiyla)l the gooibrniey want-o cheaply that they will fdiget -all alioiit the law
prices of cotton, g(t home rejoicing with fresh courage (.o battle.with hard timet.
As a partial list of the good ^jouds and .great bargains that M-ichalsan has la
store he «sk» attewnon t.otli“ lollowing lew examples that show the campariatta
• >l Northern and Soutifiern prices :
$11,IKK) worth ot New York clothing—Miehi.lsm’s price, $0,008. '
r $7.(SK) worth of Boston Shpes. Slippers, Ac..- M chalson'* price, $4,7
Ymi’s
50.
jii.MMl worth of I.allies Dress Good*—Mh hs VWa’i- juice, $5,COO.
$10.0O() wot Hi of Notions—M iclialsun's price, .T0,('00. * • 4 '
$ 1 (1.000 wonh of Gent's Furnishing (ioods'—Mh-haNon’s priee, J5.506.
f.'I.Ooo worth of Kuriiitnie—Micbaison's price, $Y,o00..
$1,0u()worth of Tin and Wood w are — Mh-halson Vpric-f, $500.
'idd'iHi wortli of Bacon. Hams, .lugar, Axu—_Mu-halson’s-priea, $f»,00fl.
-,5(K) worth of <’ann>d (iootls and Fancy Groceries —Miehaison'* pHea,Si,600
.r^sMl worth of Axes, lines, Farm Hardware—Miehaison's price,
l.Oup worth of Table ('utlery and Croi kery—Micbaison’s price,$500.
,(MKI\wortli of Buggies and Wagons—M ii balson’s price ST.'iO.
1 hese qnpiHiions are otiered a* texts for thought, presented ss sign boards W
show t tie people Hie best road to better Hines. " Vh-halson has thousands ( >f goods.
He lias bargain^tliat evijrybbdy needs ahiTcnn aflord. ff vou don't seo what you
w ant a-k lor it, \Michalsun i,as it. but ihies not promise to keep it »lw ays. Coaso *
and in a -imn'y In-1ur>< ilo* roam 1- vt-i-ojcd. He hasn’t time or toaguo
WOS^BOSCBttFltfriW boms issk.-l-uH bt-w-HI bt4p Hic-cfiunyTv mwro be Twee a
"flo" ^ Irris'mas tluiHjHl the jiOliHeians can do this side of the day of
ihcnf, .if liu vers and sellei\vVill oniv conic to tho pic oic Sherman’s
lowers ami Krlpsti ick's tor>b light troopers laid waste our fair
4«flir and ta_xes ,nd high priiW hirva^made tlie jieojile jioorer vear alter vaar.
.Miehaison is tired oi lh{tt, He\^ll give this liill's work to the good of the peo-
judg-
cainp fnf.
country. Tho
pie.. Instead ofigrasping tor |'r<'tithe will try to cleari-xpimses amTmske friends.
W heTjrTioies get better an-i Hi- farmebs'are out of trouble .he wilj trv to aiako
money. That i* bivjilaifurm t*»r six iHM-» in the w e*k, and everybody is asked to
i come and sec- him stiujding jiieTe, gi\ i.ng The best (‘rices for cotton sad all eoaa-
trv piodure and selling all kiln's of goods tCKall boil* of people at ouly oae price
and that below zero, *
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Patterson & Holman,,
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.‘cui UiHk as, an 1 moafiwt), New York City,
J
uKO. W, l.UU'-T ,
Aiken, S. <’.
B.
Ul'lU K II M.TKK,
SS in well,'ts/C.
: ^T T“ >14 N INK A T A. AW.
HAR\ WET.LjNs ,l' V '
Having associaepd' oir,selves fqr the
practice of tlie law in aU t he Courts ol
HiejStat.wjPxeeiiA Hie probate (Jdtirf. and-
in tlie rritjedoMates Courts, we pledge
to all clients w bq may
w fll be
giyen to ail Imsincs.s cotitided
our b*sf mtrviees
trust us w itli ibi-ir !'orUi<i»-io , e
Our rttiitrd jiromjfl litteniii
aif liusi
us.
Croft & Surckhahsr,
\
AT T<
'OG
AT l.AW
BARNWELL (“11., S. C.
breath his lirst words wcic. •/•Well, doc-
WMif practice in all tlie Courts of this
Si'ete and in the I'nitcd Statist omts.
Mr. Cruft will altetfif- the Courts'of
*4 here is to bo an air of lomancc over (he
\ gift. It is to lai Bent to tlie house
promptly at O o’clock each morning. No
note or name is to accompany it. Little
Mikh Million is not to know, you know.
Of course he will call each night and
ace his flowers on the piinio, Maybe one
jiighfhe will Ih> rewarded Iiy .seeing her
wear one beautiful rose in her yellow
hair. lam sure that is wortli $150 to
nqy young chappie.” "
There is no limit lo tlie money Hint
may be jiaid for floral deeoraHons-bvr-n
swell Gotham funeral. The Into la
mented Patrick H Gilmore's funeral was
made memorable with o He rings whose
value ran uj) into t'ne tiionsands. Imt it
is sweet to know, however, that many
of these flowers came from tin* coimbon
j»eoplc, who loved him so well in life.
General Grant's funeral was graced,
swell florists say, with more flowers
than New York ever saw beforeor; ince.
Li Gotham tho ‘ floral emblem" bolds
full sway in the matter -of
tributes to dealh. * <,
In Gotham, if you are an athlete,'
your fiiends wilt prrTl.al iy remember
Talmadge proved' to bo wrong ami paid
the five dollars. Afterward they got to
arghing which was tlie longest river in
fbe world, and Mr. Tulnftfflgo found out
that ins river was (lie lomKestjunl went
to Hie man for his money, but ho re-
tof, 1 kin unco' little aboot yer skill: bu$,
Tnon, ye keep grand medi ine."—Detroit
Fik I'm ■ ■!. . V.
Barnwell < Vunt.v mid aif matrters of im-
poVtaifce will receive t)ie jiersmial at-
'vntion of each nremlier o4 the tirm.
—»—**-
fused to ]>ay it. Mr. Tahuiulge abnsM fhe paternal Jon, s
hinr for taking his money and refusing
I to jaiy xsduiii hohad bomstly lost it.
I Mr. Tnlmadgo moved back to Georgia,
and abont a weelcor t wb ago got a letter
| from Hie man asking for IdiUtdilfo.-'k,ns
! Le had a little matter cif ktisincss vv ith
I liiwtr The address was sent. atcL Fi nlay
a letter came inclosing a eli“ck oiCNevc
! York for five dollars, and saying Hw
i he had been converted and thought it
| right to send the nr'nohnt of thediennado
ten years ago. — Athens (Ga.)'Banner.
M;i^
iu tin
sittiiii
“G«
Thtlr !.Ui>;<‘i'lnss I'nr^r.iru'p.
Kfij-iius, i..‘u r uu t-vviiin^ spoTff
l>arlor,had returned to tlie family
I'ooiu tm la-r Way rq-*-sta.'r.s. ^
»l n^pL papa," she said, kissin;
CJ
1 abe*^&tgiii«i,
tbmd nigbc,-
“aml jiica^avt dr—jdiew!
gars young - Fe.xi.stui smokes
(luyBl’'—C'ldoago Tribune.
, - frmgk,i
What vil '
ci-
thes.
From Hie Itonnmii. u*-
"Put your right foot foremosp 1 W n
piece of advice that has lieeu oftored to i
most folk, young and old, in the course
of their lives. It is generally eqniva- -
lent to saying, “Now's your chance; do j
.‘floral boxing gloves
x on with a pair of
nt your demise, . ..
In Gotham, if yon die at half past 8,
your friends will probably remember
—you vs iUe-w-gTtmd “lit>rai iiallxdocltJ'tUe
bands stopiH'd at half past H.
In Gotham, if youBiwa bitter carrier,
your friends will probably remember
you with a “llural lainpi'owt. and ma-il-
Bo'x," witli a letter to yoursclt' on toji of
the Ikix, addressed with your name and
the legend, “At rest in heaven.”
In Gotham, if yon die a railroad man,
your friends will probably remember
apjiropm ** fyour very best and show what you an?
capable of.” Like a great many com
mon jili-rnsos this expression has jin .old
origin. In Hio days of ancient Rome,
when jm'ojiIc were usually the slaves of
some superstition or other, it ’'-was
thought to 4kv unlucky fft' cross thf
threshold of ry liunsmAAlh rlie left dViol
first. Consequently a boy was placed ,af
tlie door of the mansion to remind vis
Bor,* that they were;, to putr their right
f Hit foremost. The use of the pbrase in
becaiyic oiiviwu$.—
Only One.
Yes, my boy, there are thirty-seven
.millions and seven hundred and ioity
lousaud people in t ins country, and a i n
afhscinly oue of them—just one! Think
of thaboiice in awhile when you get to
wondcring^what Would haj/p- n to Hu
world if yon should die!—London Tit-
Biu. -■ ' ' -- ' .
Ho XVn* Wilting. —
"Do you think you can support'" ine,
George/-’ she asked an hour after he had
firopoaed. *" ' r
‘‘Yes, if v
M r, F. el. POOsTvR. oiir South Caro-
liua poproseniat ivr, w Ml be glad to call
on persons in jiei-ti ,tf or intending to
JHMS
pu rehaar machineryv
laug 22
•SfHiitT HAND
itv a hew"
in e th o d*
J . 0. Patckrson,
jati: 5 -
Hoi.Xian.
you want a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
GOODS
Hobby Horses
Velocipedes
Toys! Doll?
Stationery
—and— j
j i.' 1
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE
LERY,
CUT
\
OR SPECTACLES, V
Send y >un ordtfri to or. cP.i Wt
. ; • ' T
J as* Allan & Go
king street,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Dr. J. R.-E. MILHOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
- Blackvillc, S. C.
tvm have
follows: -
regular
a|ipointinents
■ _e_ ‘
as
ofYeaebing, ('.$(4 be sncce^uTh-taught . A ‘ ''Hniwell, C. It from 1st. M.onTlay
by mail, t hlf? s:ivT(\^ThTi7m"T^Ft!se. 1 G»i-aal.K**da.V4 ur eaulu mo.uUi - to V\ ed-
A ny pevsqn ( mate nr Buna b*. (b-lriog (u L lir> dAl'“ w ‘ | j 1 “g- Bopm^ ‘.at—Molalr
learn Hi*! arr,can oVnin fell piriienlars
liv
NEW
i' pfi^M J
iidilressiiijif ( with stump for ('Tilv) ,
ST ]•: N (>(; K AIM IK R.
T.nck Box U5, A iken, S7 0. J
novlft)
G. I)r.\cvN^IVKi.iiMien, G. J. Hay,
Late Master iti Equity, Nyttacy Public
the wider sense soon
Lewiston Journal.
I»ll{ nivi-r;
you with tt-*'floral train of cars, ' engine
tmd all.
-in Gotham,4f yen arc ccmTU'Cted with
the -Brooklyn bridge nnd'shoidj ci’V.nce
to die, your friends will j>roi»ably re-
luember Von with a “floral Brooklyn
bridge,” maylie ufne feet h ng.
In Gotham, if you are to die a dude or
4 chappie, your friends will probably
remetnlier you-with a “fltiral swiggn-
$rttecaB«" bearing the words on t he c iver:
Hausers of ISaChiitiz In a
Few jieople are aware of tlie danger of
bathflfg iu the Missiastjqil. Aside from
the perils of th»' 'treacherous currents
and eddies, which v.-yi draw a man uq-
der before he l;no\Vs he is in any danger, [>
there art* hjh in the river big enough to
Lite off a man's leg at one snap.— St.
Louis GlolK*-Deniocrat.
“1
: CHOLLY—<K)N17 ITitllHIKK. :
—New York lleiaid.
ir tovh hack AciihH,
Or you »ra all worn out, resUv p**! c r noth
ing, ttfcjnnenldcbilliy. t ry
hKon.s's ittos mh'reifi.
It will eura you, deniwe your liver, rth' give
a rood i)(>y*:tiui.
Th R> tans lies
The ICight Man, r
Papa—Beat me! My watch fya* run
down, and I Can't make it go again.
_ Willie—Div it to me. I'll div it to
cook, an she’ll div it to the watchman
when he turns.—Harper's Bazar.
I
lan* began every banquet
With eggs and ended it w R!i appl •».
LADIKE
Waadtag atonic, or children woo want Luild-
imr up. should lake
■KOW N’s'lltO?
>» imTKpa.
Ittiptaaeant U>Uke. «tirc- Unlnn.., luul
ESatfoo. hiUouMicat aud liver < Viu|>UiuU-
ln baUlexmiy onc Lull out .of s5 take*
.When Baby was sirk, wk gave her 0Astoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Caatoria.
When she became Mias, a*io clung to Caatoria.
Vhen she bad Children, she gave them Caatoria.
Pelinjcjer & May,
ATIORNEYS AT LAAV,
d • ‘ »*
Ollice, Ryan Building, Barnwell, S. C.
‘ . _ Ri'.ri-.ni ncks.:
Citiz.mv?hviags flank. Bank of Bam-
llub.bcli Legal Directory.
W. KELLY,
ATTC > U N 1'. V
AT I. Y\V
T
BLACK V1LLK, S. C..
Snsrar nmisicned wi
good cure fur hiccough.
vinegar
is u
T
cr’a Paefnoin 1 The four great ocean routes employ
<-r 3 ua. TO. la. .j 1>lv0 a^-amsuip*.
- '
THE,
ONLY PERFECT
Family USE.
- \Vill praidice in Hie State and United
States Courts ryml.give Ids prompt'and
ino»t oai;efnl afti-ntion to all business
entrusted ro liiin. [may 26
llOUSM
on West or oj)|ju.si!c sidz of street.
At Sally’** I*. A. A X. it. K., from
.'(<] Monday iu each month t»» '.Vedtres-
dav evening. Otlice at l > ricc's\Hotel.
W ill fie at his home otlice at Black viHe
every Friday and .Saturday from 1st of
Febriiary to iiuth SepitanibcY Inclusive,
tuuLevuryJI’liurailHy^ Friday and Satur
day, from 1st Octoher to oist January
iu,ebtMy?.r, i _„,, *
VVilluiaki'ajqyointineuts with patients
to niee.t them at either of his oflicos at
ahy time.
Patients will lin'd it more comfortable-
to have tlieir work done at tile otlice,
though if 1 devired will call on them at
tlieir residences fn:y where WithTiTtliTrty
THE LIVE MERCHA
BarqWell, S. C
Siiectacles in Steel, Kickle and Gold.
All the Latest NoVelties
FATfeY 5
__ JTWAPfJWArtlk.
CinlitT Fint^ai
PERFECTED BABY ('.\RTHj
GRYSTU LENSES
C1HUSTM4JI CAItW
AM) HOOK LETTS.
1’Ll.sR HKJt&BNa
CASKS, ALBUMS, Pit’
PCKE FRAMES. -
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Musical Tnstruinen.s Sliect Music. Guitar Vio
THE GEM ROLIaKK ORGAN ONLY
Agent for Pimos and Organs, Rubber Stamps aud Stencils
ndents Repaired-
Pianos and OrgaYss.-T-ip^wHitid Repaired.
Tiie largest and cheanest stock ever brought to this city
Banlo Mriag*.
86,00.
Musieai fabtra
Gr. JD. o. L^A-USTGKE,
3STO. 2T. IR. ZEi.
Il&aek rille, ^ C.
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
■<- TIMKTABiro: KO. 4.\ ~
In Effect May hth, 18'“, at_8.l> o'clock A. M.
‘ NORTH BOl'Nfli ‘ " SOI TH BOI'NIl"
a 4 r-i :y.i
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e 5
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mllcs of Blackville.
hit i 'fj
a few ilxys. and you will Im- ,.«t:irUril .-it th«- uuex-
recteil siiei-.-o lliai vyilt rew.-ird vorr We
peeled
IMuitlvelctia, c i!*.- b,-*i bu-iu •.«•' to olfrr au-agent
that ran In ' foetid on Ihr fare ol lliii earth.
•145.00 pi' .lit .in SIT . OO w.ir-lli of l.uaineajilt
brdiir eft.il! nod li.inorably imiile In and pnid to
hUnaods of men, woui.aCJ'uis, umi pirly in our
DISTANCES RE- -
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r. la.aojto.js 1.1 28 10 38
4.54 S.2'1
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5.o:t s.:is
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■■■■ hi ml lor circular and price list t0«
Children Cry for Pitcher’s .Castorla^-pivheklltc a utlson mf’g. go.
-* Atlanta, Ga.
- T.B. ELLIS, Jr.;
tC -. -*!- •* ■ ■
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
eiflplwr. 1 on c-nu n.nko mviu-y fieti r nt worlytor
ffiaii von have any idrMaif. The tui-inewr'l-»u
Rpccinl attention •riv'en to the T-A'mpiftTStlon
of >fatPt;piiwctarlnTcHmt and dralnago.
A pnstnl card a t Ihwsesl to rrw at ‘taiMna,
S, <. " ill rc-eiie prompt attention
octl.lW Hr
nj than >ou liarr, nnv iiintjuf _ -
ea.v to i<-arii. and inuruction* *u •i,ii|dr aud plain,
that all uiececd from the Mart. Those Who take
hold of the hniine-i* reap th* advantage that
nriu-j from th* (mind reputation of one of the
oldivd, ifto«t *ncrei«fui, and ltrge«t p'ikli*hing
houwi itl America. Sec-.re for voureelf tlie proAfca.
that the hu-lnevs «o readily |tndhaiid(oinely >i« ld».
All beginnw* Mig*ec-d grandly, and more than
rntiJie their greatert expectation*. iho»e wild'
trv itfiliil exactly a» we toll them. There Uplcnlr
of room for a few more worker*, and we urge
them to In-gin at mire. If you are alrendr rni-
pl-r ed, hut have a few spare' moment*, knd wilh
to u*e i,hci!x.J'< advam.-ige. tben write ii* at once
j (for tld* i-vour grand opportunity), and receive
full panirtiUi. hv rviurn nuil. Addre**,
TKl'L • CO'., Kox No. 41)0, A.iguata. Me.
Scigling. .
3
«.Caro4-.
/* 2
. . .Brownell.
4 .
Morrises .
,12,05 f0.2» llH!»i0.38
t
11.50 fy.20'11.1818 2tt
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11.40 10.14 11.0^ 10.20
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11.20 10.02 t0.52|l«.U
10.56' $.47,10.37
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10.401 8.3>!l0.2fi
.. .Barnwell.
( 3
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.... Ashieigh... , 10,3^ 0.32 !0 22
4
|Bbick\ ilkj
9.M
$.47
9.*S
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10.10, 3.20 10.10
fl.45 5.54 0.42
$.3J
$.20
\
..Walkers
3
.. W'hHlevs.
4
9.30 5:24 9 27
.- 3.2-t 1 5.12
110.,5S II.3U 7.13 12
7.25 I* 1
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7.87 14
HI.11) 11.50
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11.22 12,10
J . 11.37 12.3'
P. M. A. M.
A2 15
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....Salleys
4'
Pwrv
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5
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9.12 4.4S : 9,03:
8 57 4.18 8.54i
8.45 3 54 8.42
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8.33 3.30 8.30
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For ilm guvermnent of F,mp»ny*e* onlr, and not for public use ar luformatlam,
C ( ot.ii.auV icsi i vmo- th„ cgj.t u. vary tLercfrom wli* c notwaaarr, wltlmat »
,J- U. KEY 5, $upcrlnian4»B|»
the ( otnpHuy reserving the.u
lieu.
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