The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 23, 1893, Image 4
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COMtUiVKD liKOM KIKST I'AiiV;.
As to Airs. Oregory, my story, is h
-*iaiplaot)oj 11 iom;'i 1 ntn wellsvtvnro that
It is not likely lo l>o'tK’ltrreil. AJ1 ll)n_
world knotvi that her Imshind. tu>w .
tlead ffir sovwfnl y<^»rs,* wn'i n^cist iiijiu
stid rotkir dissipated. All the, worl h
how'ovor, not know wltnt 1 l
p«'ii«sl tttx-ttai k« v, as I. •'.tlly t::.-irr:< d
and had a tm* lirnrr when' l:e itiaiTir’l
tho womait who was known as his wid
ow. Tfe Crst wife was- a devil intpi -
wi 11. dn Pad liio-
trodlteetl < n ,ory to her, hat 1 -did n ‘ l -
’nipl>oSc -U,. t k v.-otild iiiTu ry TiVr. lie ,
did, however. tmd th^ytold tno .cf dt.W^
rather ehe did, and In' ae';nov> led^t d it
t« in,e after she had s)i oVn tiiellie proofs.
life realiz'd that hi could not ji' - *, i
knowledge her ns his wife, aml'she wns
willing to keep shady i:n 1<ing as he pai o _
her money rntitntk to huy- alt tdifi iiii. -.'
the wanted.' Hhe w as drinkiiii; h i . « lf
to dciith when he married hiaiii. 11
r.l’.vay-s rwore lo me that IwvIlioHifht i#k* s
was (h ad. lyrhajis he did, for lie itfQt.Cl
seen, her for a i. ar. and she aetttally*iiid'
die coon after, Imtfhat v.as nottdnt'to
me. 1 knew tha.t he w:vsabigamisl,utuL
ho knew that 1 knew 4 it. . ,
1 had no ’ohjeet in tellmp' inyhodv
while ho lived, for ho was a Very lilwral
man, but after iio died I (Udennitie.d to
Fee if the seen t was nut worth mere to
Mrs. (iregory titan to anyb(.dy el-e. 1
found it was, r.:td we liad several inter
views that were,very sntisfaetoy/ to me,
After awhile it ooeui red tu.me (hat
I knew nil tho time that ho would. AM S;R ri CHARD OWXN’S GHClST STORY.
ho was Hnccessfuk, —H
There isn’» anything more that really
ttnei
needs to Iw < >ld excepting that the rascal
ly cousin had tha grace to diaappear en*
tirely uftcr kis> trial. Nobody inisacs
him.
THE F.XD. .
THE L.VIMhINTUIAN.
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IF IN WALL SdfRFET, IT MAY NOT
II tT(U Fearfully Ural to the Man Who Haw
>|>eJ»»;vmaulIlea«l Itolllaj^ IvLj- >
a used t
Tlie late Hir Rickard Owen usoltp re
late a reinarltable ghost story. In his
igrly dais, wh< n ho held tho' jmst of snr-
geilti to tho pi'l ion at Lannutor, n negrp
died in jail, and a postmortem as well as
an tijfpi -st was nectewury: After tho in-
<|Uest tV* 1 .younip Kurgpon saw the body
put in tho coffin and tho lid screwed
d
The Fdvored ft W
Pick the ripened political plums and the
multitude inu*t wait and watcTi to gath
er sutdi shares as tli« tax laws and' the
wholfsomeadiuiniptrution ot attain* in
Slate and (louuiy may allow them. But
la the defeated candidate [andythu un-
imrbltlottaasitiT.ehRelief is nearer, aurer
ami a plertty tor everjlHidy, and tlV«
way to get there f is so plain and easy
that no one need go astray.
attracted to tho study of comparative
A Typical Scene I u One of tho Well l^nowrt aiiiitomy, and negriH'S* heals wero not
“llroikrr* anil Ilnlhers” <»fllces With ptrntiful, So lie made Up Ills Illlivit that
W hich tho Money Center of tha Metrop- Riis one should not t)o lost to the cause
olu iaCrow.i.Ml n.rryiME ravor.* j of scH'hce. In the evening ho retunicd
• ' ’J tiF the ]irisor. willi .» bln-k bag contain-
In the intervnl bet-Xen the mpniitig iii^pn.lirick ' front liisofficial jiOsitioii by
nnd afternoon t«• ions of Hie Rbs'k Ex*
ppeculnturs rnd
had j;o
occurred
-tlilc tiling
tho most Feh
to tnnrry and seiilc ilietvu, c. pcn.illv ii“
1 had astroii ' admira! i in, and uvni moio
than lhal,.for Mr?. <Treyory,
When I saw her lit the charity ball I
was so struck with her In autyitliat I d» v -
trnniiif!
to sjieak fober afid told hor tiiat 1 would
like to escort her lioiiic, us 1 had Some
thing particular to say. hhe did i. t
dream of what it was, but she did not
dare to refuse pi see me. thou if h thv did
refuse iny escort, so she told me to call
on her next day.
1 called anrl proposed marrintre. Of
fourse 1 knu.W tfiat she would be furious,
forjhdie knew that I Was a gniubh r, rtrd
ts'sides that she hated and teared me.
But 1 kept ebol and as'i-uryd her misitKe-
Jy that if she did not marry med e o..dd
certainlyTeveal her secret. Kietr <1 to
buy me off, but 1 told Iter that (be only
price I would accept was In r ha ml and
fortune toaclher. 1 was play ing tor the
highest stakes" I tfilft ever played faw.-nrnt »
1 was determined to tuko all or noth-"
ing.
Her fury changisl to hysterics, but I
was entirely cool and told Int tliat J
meant every word I said, nnd aftei Iliad,
ns I believed. Miffiiiently iin pressed her
with my (VtermniHtioii 1 tobl In r that 1
\would give hei: a week to thiiik it over
ami would then call for an answeV.
In tt. weik 1 called. I could see when
1 entered her drawing room tliat she was
tremendously excited, but 1 had expected
that.
She pleaded wkli me, and 1 laughed at
her. -r>
blackboard by Ajtuiior ideik. They spoko
but littlo. Somt.“wero inal.iiig mental
ealeiilaUons, some were .building air
castles, a fdw w,en? liibgging tln nis lyeo
, with (ieliglet l>taam*e foet-n no was in theer . tJ
'favor, and (ithe|s looked prfnt nnd mi- | ( ,
deavoretl to comral Hair (ha;rrin and k Pag we
regrets at bissAs by the ois rntiuiu of tfi'n ; tun'iolct
niorniiig. Not a few were wnstling
with PusKairio's .problem, consiih rlpg
whetlier another arrow Would discover
that already biat. In gambling, the hope
that another (ling at fortnnti will bring
her down never fades. Hut U+ose who
ga 111 bl i ■ daily recognize ibat ku< Ti reason -
ing is not aon;id, and-wln-we, ns In Wall,
gtrod, all dlie tnvesjinentM are based upon
tlc-utlziug tis to canae inid i ffei t. :_uuie=
thing more than unreasoning faith in
fort nfic’s favor is necessary to open the
These meli
, down, to Ikj ready for tbe funeral next .
f tbir:—ttwMrhnd at-tlttnfiHO-beeH id ready- 3 I K 6 T j
AlAIN SI Hr.ET,
BARISI WELL S-O-
has kept, busy during the dull summer
months in studying tln^AiiarJfeta and
collecting btirgnins from all tho lomllng
tdlicii and manufactories until lie lias
packed every shelf and tilled every nook
and corner with astockof tieiipial Mer-
chamtisc that is perfect in completeness
and beyond all competition in cheap*
lies*. . , ,
Town people say I am overstocked,
but I knew better It, might be so if 1
were to depend entirely on llarnwell
trade, tmt when my.country friends
and tho general public tlml out how
large my sjock and how low iny prices
they will share in the benclRs offered
by iny eypeffence and energy in serving
their Wants, rhean and good goods
make up for the low pric'd of cotton. So
L invite everybody from everywhere to
.come to see mv goods atid find nut nfy
prices. 1 don’t undertake to catalogue.
them for the list would he Um tong for
all
diflb-ultv in getting hilniittimeo
chAiuc tlm PpPCUlatiirs rnd opr-ratfirs-at ,n ( . vry, wbere the coffin lid w:i;
hi the-broker a office studying the qued-I titfirrowcd and-acri'wvd down n-fain
tioii.H aa they hatf ts'igi imirkial up on the ijjqing thi.i pna'esa tlio brick and tho
negro's Head changed places.
i\\Vis.
pnf-.,e. trmg-w.t ksmth
were veti rcga. and the gdmblcra paiwlun
was Miibnriliujited to,cold c'alcnlatious.;
An old but gay and Hjfrigfilly man
| came upon tlf<' scene. Ho was Hie pro
prictnr of, Hie ofiico. a big broker, widely
I known end very popular. Hp waH re-
pirtyd til :■ Hn-p visMir ef gre.it wcalt!i,
Upou,hia favor <!< ptwTou tne fortunes i.f
i hpine of tho men in tho chairs. Should
In' withdraw it at r.criticidmoineut they
might l ink out of iglit ow.twhelmed by
I rniu, wrecka to !«■ pointed out by Hie
eurions in
ka
after da v i
u, some of tho “ha t
lieetis" oT Wall street. 1 JiiUildressi'il them
on tin' subject of gold shipments, argu
ing from In i own view punts ns tp fbeir
effects up".i the ]iro.,]K'rity r,f tho COW'
m ipitT. Ib-T: td'Tho'inmu rs and voice
of a stump speaker.
She raved at mo, aiubd was silent.
Sho wept, a tel I lisikedxt my watch.
Slio tlii'fiiteiied me. and Ktreniimtetl-.
her tliat sho had every tiling to. lose—d
uotliing. '
Finally, fairly desperate,, she ilvcw a
small dagger from her die: s and sprang'
at me, .
1 caught her .wrist, held it a moment
OT two while 1 looked .coolly in her eye
and then let her' go, st< pping f .:ck as I
did so, bpt looking steadily,a\Ticr.
' Then to my'utter Ritiazemetit sho ex
claimed, “1 will die Koouer 1 ii iiT marry
you,” and before 1 could eati'h b.-V hand
again she had stablied hcrselfcx
I was almost as iiuivk as she, l.iit not
quite. I seized the dagger a;.d drew it
tu t as she Was falling, so tjrirkly that 1
Was la t staiiu d with her .hiis.«l. :Th<*.: y,
weapon, a thiy Italian stiletto, remained
in my hand.
Again 1 had to think qniekl v. 1 kntwy
thatnone of the servants knew who !
lie i'lterlarffi'd Id's 4
rcmaiks with jokes and rethiiiiHcenees
and talked volubly. A handsome gray
haired man, with smooth face and erect
tignre, watched him end tho other:, close
ly., When tlm broker had finished and
disappeared into bis private office,'ibis
man said quiet ly to the frii ml, a visitor,
who sat Ix sido him:
• l k-now hu\v just nbont how all of
Hieke t.n n stand. l>id you observt'.thi'in
while .bmes was talking? Did von ,110
tire how some of them laughed loudly at
his jokes, while others-only Emiled. mill
still others reiiiiiini'd impassive:' Did ymt
see bnyv those xvho lauitlicd bmdest st rove
to qateh bis^ 1 t ye, as thougli'to say: •-it;
me; I appris-iato your humor, I am ini.-
pmaed with yuar retnarks. Tho otln n.
here may not follow yon, but I am rill
ears.’ And the meaning of all that is
- that they want to ettrry favor with him
| ami win his'p i-sonal good will, so as to
j hiuik aaainst it should they need his
liniiMi-fal assistance.
"I alw.n.; pay i'tt"iifio-i ‘fo tbe crowd'
when he te.lks. for by ytlisi'i ving tlngii I
J can tell how um^i margin each is trad
ing on.j The nuuLn ho laughs loudest
■andHi most obsequithw is very close to
I sinking. lie fears he nihv go timler liny
mpnii'tit, and his laughter Ka di sperato
appeal to save him. It ringanp my ears
like the ci y of the dvowtling wrvtvji who
■Save me! Savu mL'P
was. And I-knew that «n exjdaiiufTori
^ would to rt markal ly ugly for me if I
had to. make one. There was a chance
of her dying, though I thought probably
tho -might recover. — —Xx . J
1 decided to go out quietly and did
so. 1 passed a footman in the hall and
tipped liim when he helped me on with j
mv overcoat amt-handed me mv hat and
most f ee him struggling in tho \vav>
and tearing his linger units on the glassy
sides "of the nx-ks agifiust.whii-h he is
dashed in hia attempts to jiuir him:'If
......... . j,
Bitch. Tliat was about ten o'clock. The j j.
next morning 1 read in the papers that
she was found dead about oiie o'clock
next morning.
As n luattcr of course I would not tell
these facts if the itispcctol did tint al-
yeady know that 1 was the last person
who saw her alive. As that is known, 1
am necessarily on my deb use, and 1 am
thoroughly convinced that "the simple
truth is the best ilefcnsejiuiiiU: cunt jier-
»bn can offer. 1 know that a lawyer, if
1 consult one, will try to prevent me
from tellihg this story, but 1 have a pro
found (listrust of lawyers, having lx*en
educated for one myself. My education
was my sole inheritance,'
-nit. t'Atiti.r.iiii's coxi'r.rsioxs.
I supixwe that no young woman was
ever brought to adiigher pitch of bump
tiousness than my daughter Julia was
•by her success in lie r first easy. After
the had established the imioeciire of
John Saunders, nnd had I d up .to Ho*-
discovery (>f the mystery thaj attended
tlie original loss of his fortuve/she be-
came so tyrannical over lier ojib father
that hi* seriously nuditab d faking her
into partnership regularly with a view
to making a-pr±a±«Hont .buvy< rjif In f.
And tin: superior air slip displayed
when poor ol 1 Mr. Fotheringa’y—having
beggeit me to introduce 'nun to her—
Overwhelmed her with compliments on
here astuteiies.s^rhniT spoke with quite
r.miecessary' humility nl.out tin* way he
had been iuijxised upon, w.-f* eirt'iugh to
tempt me to give her a go. o snaking,
'poor~S?iunilers, oi-'Hefin-- i: , gs'litf Is
now, be having fesunii d In' uWb liame,
did not agree with me. h< v., , >-. I could
fee from almost the. lirst that he cdti-
sijered her perm t. I t.evi r saw any-
into safety. Every time, that niHir rbafs
at one of Jones’ jokes, and holds his
sides ns J hough they would split, 1 feel a
throb tifcsympathy for^ him, for I know
his cast' is vrs-y alespvmUa Tt>» iiumi wb..
laughs moderately, looks knowing nnd
Inis'a fairly contented expression hits a
fair margin up and tVels safe. Hut the
maii who looks «t Jones with an air of
idifference orirajrtbp^'onrage'ttTlTOWir
npon him i v'dho object of my detqx'st
-envy. That imm K'lxjses on a linani ial
rock so high uud .solid thut un eartii-
.quakc would rrpoil from it. And, dc-
i jH-nd ujxm ir. eVcfybtlivr mat? in this
jihivc envie.i hinriljjo If they darts], they
would stroke his coat and rub shottlder.i
Tho ground outside Hi'; princiixd en"
trance to thc'j.iil has a considerable de
si rnt, and the time being winter, with
Many and frost, Owen ha-1 scarcely paused
ut d ln-iMie slipix'd atid fell all liis length
lit from his hand, and tho
d out hud rolled down the
paved way. Ho got up, caught the bag,
and following tho head clutched it just
as.it fiiiisln;d its career in a small shop
where tolrvcco was i old. Pushing it into
the bag again, ho vanished out of the
ehoi> with all tho sp>Hvl lie ws.s e;apm 1 de<>f. J
Next mui iiing, v. Iien (hvetTwns gmiig
to his n. iud duties at the prison, he was
mill'd in by the woman at the shop whero
th<' nceidi nt bad oeeUrred on the pn-vii us
’evening. She wisl.-ed him to s*s; ln-f hus
band, wni> was very ilj. Ho lm<^J(iad, she
sal 1, a fright the night l)t'bd-i'fbat Caused
himtolnok wi)dniiddnzedliko. Tlipman,
it ttuned-out, wns a retind st aqaptr.in
wlm had liis'itin many adventure^ amom; .
the West India islands when many difda
wi re done that did not lit fhat tiinh re-
quire to lie accounted for. Ami-.iigThtsu
ha 1 bi-en the killing of a negro ill wlm
he had a hand, and the transaction Ir.fiT
left a toin-h i»f trouble on luss iiiisi ionee.
After giving these details theiild captain
told of the imrril.'lo event th:-.t took place
tlio night Ix'fore.
He was sitting in his shop. All was
quiet, and it so eliHiieed tliat lie InwWx'en
thiilkingxif the iiegro, wlu*ii suddenly ho
saw his very head roll into the shop in
front of theTountor, and it was followed
by the devil all in black, with a Mark bag
in liis hatiil. The ib-vil siuitehixl tip The
head, and both disapix'nred through tho
eaith like a flash of lightning. The de-
Bcription was jx'rhaps not quite compli-
ineiitiiry to the young anatomist, but it
was satisfactory so far that it showis] that
liis identity had not been recognized.—
London News.
Tlii uUin t- iiuuk’a laillurnt Daiigiifrr.
“Dy ft curiou.i coiiicideiice,” says an
English journal, “attention has been
called to the existence, in very ]:oor eir-
cumstuncus, of an aged daughter of
Tbeixlore Hook, just at a time when a
priqxisal is on foot to commemorate the
brilliant humorist by a stained glass
window in the jxirch of Fulham church,
in the laetty ‘God’s aero! of which lie
lies buried. 1 look's only surviving child
has, alas! fallen on evil dayoe, and at nie
vard of 70 years of age "finds her^vlf in
rorely straightened circtmistiinees.
“It ift not, happily, our custom to allow
the children of those who ligvo wmi
fame to saffer unaided the penal:i«-s of
tnmvoidable. misfortutie, and it may "be
taken for granted that the saute spirit of
respect for u distinguished name which
has Ini to the collection of funds for the
metiiorial window and fur tiio restora
tion of tho famous writer's tomb will
fecure material help to his daughter in
her poverty and old age. So far as The
odore Hook himself is concerned, wq
may be quite sure that no (xislhuinous
ainordiiet could lieoffbfed to him would
cohtnare—could he but know of it—with
the timely aid which is asked, for his in
digent and ulATMU friendless^kiughter.-''
—y—p
II u Ml-auk*-.
Last week thm!p”eaclter8 mingled' ip
the crowd of peo^tk'.dttoking at llte show
window of a large clothing store. Whi.o
they were earnestly- observing • the dis
play ft vigilant detective ciime to them
with b.im in tho hope of gaining^ luck
thereby.
"1 will never forget the sensation,
caused once bv ii irntti gotting^np here
and calling Join's loudly by hi., first
name, That 'William’still rings in niv
(tm-s. There was dead tih-nce*Tor EulTy*!?
minute nfter it had Ixx'tt ut tered. Every. |
one of us expected to fee the rash-man
struck by a thunderbolt or consumed by
Hi<f withering scorn of Jones’ lightning
glance. 1 felt my blood congeal with
horror, and several of the others told me
alter.iyju-d that they looked for some
thing awful. lint Jones looked at* sweet
u,s an f'.ugel, and we all could have vyor-
sliiped the daring one on the six if. 'He
ri'ceived a dozen invitations to drink
ivif Inn 10 ininub'S and was overwhelmed
with offers of eigars. -His margin, I after
ward diseuvi^-i'(\, was 10 tier cent. There
is a ri p'jrb t^i: .' another man called Jones
Bill Home years ngot Imt I dou!(; ‘lieUevu
it. If anyb iily did tluitrir'was an out-
rid- r. No customer with! in-proix-r con-
4odi-u-atii-in of-Hie ism) id it ies of the Ju-
tnre could so far forjp't himself, even
though his immediate conditions were
most ina>sparous*."—N,'''v York Sun.
u\M' lha_inlttttx_reintvrked: “All
right, Txvill go. I snpixise I will hxik i’.s
well in the city hall as you will.” Tlicy
hud not proceeded far before the detect
ive felt that lit* had m.tde a mistake. Ho
Focused himself, and the minister walked
nwhy, aceoiiquinied by his brother min-
isters, who had come to his rescue. This
k^uhkm^nT9*m ! Tfm>st ns a suspected
felon of a well known newspaisw man a
few years ago dry a prominent detective,
who found tlm newspaper man sliding
off a long telegram.-^misville Courier-
Jourr-ftL - » X •
tk Vi
Wiiliston
—AND-
Female High School,
)VlLEI»Tf)N, BABN WEIiL CO, 8. C-
'Next Session begins Thursday, Sepy
. ‘ tomber 1st, IbtkJ.
Full English Course. Special Depart
ments.
Ancient and MoiNm T.iingnnges, Rook-,
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liutillcaHon. I can suit h1| buyers in
all lines and all that I ask is aMair
chance to prove |»y words good.
Come to Headquarters early and of-
ten, singly and In scorOsMnd you. will
be welcome. <>
O f . W- IV AEK KU.
For Irfermstlon nn<t I
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building; healthy location,
EXPENSES:
Literary DcpartitTOnr.ygn month. ?1.50
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Music; per mouth, 53.30,
Telegrapny, per month, ^3.00.
Itfiok-keeping, per course, |IO.00.
Stenography, per course, $103 0
Board, per month, f 7.00 to ft (LOO.
St ndijor catalogue.
P N. K. BAILEY, Principal,
julv-Jl) / Wiiliston.iS. C.
Charles ZissetL
t* - "
Practical Watchmaker.
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i sliore fort* and h»t»*r-
h-s and l^vVhV'buriness metrupulisof the country In ashes.it under contribution.
Idthoudiscussing Uncle Sam’s ability to take care of hi. poatHtsalo.,.
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BLACKV1LLE, 8 C.
To Che users of Motive Power and
General Machinery : - •-
>Ve call your attention to the fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
Tools and Machinery, to do work on
any "Maehi!iei^ , “uscd^tf"fliTITout,11 y.
Such as
COTTON GINS,
GRISTMILLS, j
* „ COT TON,PRESSES,
PULLEYS, HANGERS,
Ml LEGE A REX ti;
Shafting and castings ot Iron or Brass
of anv size. Special attention given-tm
GIN WORK.' . ' . -s
Having wffrRtclajo Gin Biiilder,.wc
can do all kitidsof Gin Work, new brush
wheels, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saws
xhar|*t*iied only by hand.
j nly II ^
Patterson & Holman,
V.
A'rXOKNKYS A r rldA\V f
b^rnwki.L, s. c.
Having associated onrwlvc- tor the
iH-artiec uf the law in all the Courts of
the Stale excel* the Probate Court atid
,ln the Unit.ed*States Courts, we pledge
our best service's)to fell-i-lTtaite-wlio may
tJ-nst us with their i-oulidence.
9u;))ij put E3
'Su:,|»8 53
•auiycqs ‘iiojjsjuj {/j
j Mr. K. M. POOSER.onrSouth Caro-
lina Fejireseiitative, will he gbtd to call
on persotfs inured of or Intending to
purchase machinery. {ang 22
SHORTHAND'S
of teaching, can lie. successfully Uught
by mail, tlms saving much expense,
nnd laying his hand on tho ahouldcr of . Any jywHm. IMft»e- or .female, deslrihg U*.
ohi- of the Wittristers said:
’•.You must go with hie.”
YYliere?” asked the clergyman.
‘"Xb .(Hie city hall," riqdicd the detect-
l Ire as Im displayed his badge.- The
preacher (icclimxl to go’,' hut after think-
learn the aft cati obtain full particulars
by addressing i with sfauiii /or'reply/
* STENOGRAPHER,
Lock Box ti."), Aiken, S. 0.
KELLY,
-A-XXOCtp* I5 Y .-VX I-. -VW.
BLA( K Vn.I.E, S. C.
Will practice ii/the^atc and United
States Courts and give hhyprnmpt and
most careful atteutmm to all business
entrusted to him
T B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer*
l akes plejuure in Informing the public that on hi* recent visit to the North lie
captured New York, New England and * big slice of the North-Weal. H* #tat
supplied with Hm arunnuiiHun of gold, silver, greenback* and ferlllted cbceTt*
and merclianf®, manufacturers and iiupurter* surrendrrfd upon the Ural aurt-
inons, threw open their stocks and told Miehnlson to help himself to all We wa»t-
ed and to pay them what he pleased. They were demoralized hr the outflow of
gold to Europe and welcomed Miehnlson and liis money •e-ik-hard pressed rfoldler
ctjeers the. comrades who come to his help and turn* the tide of the haltM fti^ng
.against his llag.
JVUiclialsoxL
*■ . _ ... i ' ....
Helped himself Hbcral’y. The proofs that he did »o are a* plain a* they cun
The Charleston bound steanftra, the Atlantic Coast Line and thtr RichrnCwrt M
Danville system are witnesses on Iris behalf. They are hurrying* Southward!**
fast ns steam can turp their wheels the good* that he nominally bought. It ted
now the Aral consignments arc cbmingln and \
IMI±cla.a,lsoxL "
Invites the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighlmrlng town*
Juiy a IT the goods the yw aiftso c he * pi y that They will ifi)iget all about the law
prices oTa'ptton, go home rejotcing with fresh ctmrage to battle w ith hard tiMea.
As a partial Irstof the good goods aiid great bargains that Michalso* ha* i*
store be asks attention to the following few examples tliat allow the comparison, ,
ol Northern and .Southern prices :
f 11,000 worth of New York clothing—Mlchxlson’s price. f<»;00fb
$7,000 worth of Boston Shoe*. Slippers, Ac.—Mn-halson * price, $4,760.
$‘.i,000 worth of l.adie* Dress Good*—MiehaU*n’s price, $5,(;00.
$I0,(K)O woithof Notib'hs—Michalson’s price, »li,0(Ki. .>->
$10,000 worth of Gent s Furnishing Gixids—Mirhulsnii'a price, 55,600.
$3.(KXi worth of Furniture—Miu$f1tlsoii’s price, $2,000.
$1,0h» worth of I in and Wood ware —Michalaon’* price, $.V)0.
$K) ; Wt0 worth of Bacon, flams, Sugar, Ac.—Michalaort'* price, $6,000.
S2,.'i(Ml worth of Caiined Goods and Fancy Groceries-Mirltalson’s prlc*,f},000
|S,W» worth of Axes, Hoes, Farm Hardware—Michalspn’s priye, $5,MW.
\f 1 jOOO w orth of Table Cutlery and Crockery—MichalsoA'i price, $6o0.
$1,000 worth of Buggies and Wagon*—Mii halsnn’s price $760.
These quotation* are offered a* text* for thought, presented a* (ifA toMrds t*
sliow tlie iienple the best road to better time*. Michalson hat thonsand* )f good*.
He has bargain* th-.t everybody need* and can aff ord. If you don’t what you
w ant ask for it. .Michalson has it, but doe* not promise to keep italways. Con #
soon and in a hurrv before tlie cream is scooped. He hasn't tliri* or tongue
enough to inake a three hour* talk, but he w ill help the country more between
now ami (-UrisMua* than all tbe pwli-Hclaoseau do this side ut. the ^ m f of jpdg- _
incut, If buyers and sellers will unly come to the pie nic Sherman’* camp fel-
lower* and Kilpatrick's rorcli light trooiier* laid waste onr fair country. Tho
tariff and taxes and high prices have made the people poorer year after year
Michalson is tired of that. He will give thia fall’s work to the’good of the peo
|ile. Instead of grasping for profit lie w ill try to clearexpense* ai d make frieftd*-
1\ hen time* get better and th-farmers rfre out of tronldealie will try tn make
niynibW.' That is hi* platform for six days in the we»k, sod everybody is a-ked te
cbflic and see him standing there, giving the best, prices for cotton and ail coun
try produce and selling all kinds of good* to all sorts/of people at only one price
and that below zero. . * L '!
On minted pm
givch to all huklnesa cot
.1.0. 1’a r i Kf.soN
jan"
u to II*.
\. llol.MAN.
you want a -
<i - '
- FINE WATCH OK CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
t-TNEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
— LKRY,—r—— —
OR SPECTACLES,
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Send j jur ofdera to or »t-r
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
|3ari)kYeH f S. C.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
All the Latest NoVetties.
GOODS.
Hobby Horses
Velocipedes
r l'oyS’ Doll?
Stationery,
I-tA.J 1
PERFECTED BABT
CRYSTAL LERSES
▼■•••( ■•■s.
Qadttr fast art Alwaji.
LIin 1ST.MAS CARDS
AND BOOKLKTTS,
PLUSH HRISSDfa
LS^ALB. itS) MC
, . ^ ~'~~i ■ s ' v
TUBE FRAMES.
•>r:
IIsSO
.. , NEW
ft(Gtf-ARM)
Siwlal attention given to the computation
of water-powers, leveling ami drainage. j j
«>\A jx'stal card aodressed to nVe at Malting,"
S. C\ willj-eceive prompt attentioa.
oell^tO Ivr
thing more amusing th; n the way that
girl played with him. Tliejadecouldn't
fool me. though, for 1 saw at otice tliat
she thought as much of him as ho did of
her, and 1 knew that it would all corn"
oat right in the cud. And 1 knew fl.e
Sva* a good girl, top, and .would maha
lura a good wife after fcho*got through
Vith her coltishue;*.
Dut Levinson couldn't understand if, i
and nfter ho had fnrued .".round nii.i
helped his couxiu all llirotvdi that amaz- 5
fug trial at which a petit jury actually
e ucijuitted the ecounxlteLou his own testi- ,
mining chims. »/<rang(? to say, roum of i
them tunaikyr.t to 1“‘fairly gDcxUpron* |
wi'ty,n»d I«j fc>4K»won tue way toixLrielu.]
lie told ule hfterward that bo hail de-
GhJIIBI ofyrtmrfBg Julia aBd-wamt aw»y
t.ith the detenuitration to stiy. But his
I.eiingH wcit: too Btrong for him. and he
try ot}ce more. Of cojw
l.leetrte IJ.-llit In ( fit)rvli. '
Playgoers are familiar with tlie elec
tric bells which ring in all lulrts of the
house just la-fore the curtain goes Up
Tiiis u..d'ul device lias been adopted at
Spurgeon's Tnbenmrte. Strangers are
Ijept waitingiu the aisles until five min
ntes la-fore the service. By this time
the regular seat holders are supjxm-d fa
have taken their places, and the electric
sign:'.] is made, followed jUunodiatoly by
a general rush for the-best seats, that re-
uiuiu vacjult.—YunkqO Blade.
1 Too Frank.
She-vMarde? Oh, she's
friends of my youth.
Hot—1 didn't take lier to be as old as
tliat.—Kate Field.’s Washingt-.u;
one of
«-r,*T>n»D •
NcJiMriR atonlr, or c-bil<lren who want bnlld-
lie: up. should t»ke
mtowN's minx iuttkph.
It t* pi ssut to tnkr. care* Malaria, Icai-
Cc-ktio|(i, liiiUHisuvas and liver <'yuipldUiU.
’s Notice.
^THE
ONLY PERFECT
My offl.ce i* open in Barnwell at T. S.
1 av • & Bro’s store. AB410 illcation*
sh'oubl tie addressed to me hi N thelr sire.
HENRY 1*. IfYCHES. Cftyoner.^
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr„
J\ttorney-at-Law,
BAMBERG, S.c.
Office over The Bank of Bamberg.
inariiMf
B. A- Ei 1 is, • G. M. Gkkknk
EliblS & GREEHE
A.XXI > IttVKYrt A.T LAW,
B A R N W E E L, 3 % tV ' . V
Jas« Allan & Co
v - 4285 KING STREET,
CHARLKSTON. S. 0.
Dr. J. li. MILHOUS
Dental burgeon..
Blackvillc, SI 0.
Will have regular appointment* a*
follows; * •
_ At Barnwell, II from 1st,JLou.diy-
(ot; sales-dny j, in each month -Ao.-Wed-
uesdsy eveiiiiig. Itoom* at Molair
House. Qffiotf two door* South of hotel,
oil West or opposite aide of street.
- At S»H-y’a,B. A. & N. R. fL T tmni:
3.1 .Holiday In each month to Wednes
day evening. Office atT’fiee’s Hotel. •
Will be at nis boineoffice at Black ville
every Friday and Saturday from 1st of
February to 30th September iiuTThsive,
and everv Thursday, Friday andSatur-
day, from 1st October to 31*t January
inclusive.
Will makeappolntnventswith patients
To-meet them at either of his offices M
r : ,-- Musical Instrunierr-s Sheet Music; Guitar Violin and Banjo Mringa.
XIIK GKM ROLLER ORgAN ONLY 56,00. ' .
Agent for l*i iuos aud Organs, Rubber Stamps aud fctcucils. Muriea^ Infcl*'
moms Repaired. ^ r- r—; ——f— —— :! —r—
1’iauos and Orgaiis Tmifd ami Repaired. ?
The largest and chcariest stock ever brought to this city.
Gr. D O. Xj^A.
ISTO. 27.
Q
any time.
Patients win And It more comfortable
to have their work done at the office,
though if desired will call on them at
their residences anywhere within thirty
.miles of Black ville, . ; .
WORK FOR US
a few d*vs, and vnn will b* .i*rllr,( *1 the unex-
Ducted suc-rti IhatXffl reward your effort* we
no-ltlvclv have the he*V tHi»ine«» to oiler *H »*ent
th -t can Iw found onNke fan- of till* earth.
•4A.OO imiflt on SIS OO worth of hnalueaa Is
h.-iue raeilv 11ml lionorably nayle by »n<1 pahl lo
liuinIrtsU of meu, vvotneir, l>o\?>.*rd pirl* in our
nnuloy. You ran raake money fartvi at work lor
u- th:.-i von have any idru of. 'Iin- canine-* l» so
*a*v io-li arn, and hislrtiolioH* so dwjiJyWwplaihf
11,Hi all 4 ik-0<-<-,1 from the start!' .Tho»rwU(j take
hold of tin- business reap the sdvajitaxc Shut
ari-es from the sound reputation ot on< ’. ”]. ***■
oldest’, fnoit siieees.-ful, and lurpe»t -|aibllrhliiL
1,ourts t if America. See* re for yonrM-lf the profils
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLK NO, 4-
In Effect May Kth, 1892, at 8.1? oflock A. M.
7 1 " sfU iil HouNrt; "
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DISTANUESBE- - I
WEEN 8TATTUNS | >
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1*. M A. M
4.46 S.2i)
a. m r. n
8.00 ;i..)0
4.61 84ii 3.0!* l.O'i 1
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8AS- 4.20
I
5.0!*,'8.14 8.21 4.30
i ^ : i
fi.2U 8..V! 8.311 4.60
A.3«i
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O.uiSAl 6.16
6.46 9.2') 9.00 5.30 (i
’j. l\ -i
6.51 V.20i 90<» 5.40 7
O.tiV ..Allendale
*
Seigling.,,:.
3
f Cave*.....
2
.... Brownell....
4
Morrises
6
.. .Barnwell..,
... .Woodw aVd..
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a. m. r. rt.
11.28 10.3$
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12.06 10.29
p. rt
10.3-
11.19 10^8
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11.60 10.20 rM©10.»
11.4o!l
10.14 11.04 10.J0
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tl.20 10.03 18.52U0.14
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10,551 8.47 10.37 ; 8.88
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,10.40: !*.38 ; I0.28| 8.47
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1
10.2-5 10.36
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lO.Al KU V
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10.43 11.06
Lv.
Ar.
Teacher-Tommy, iii the sentence,
The boyjkwcs hjs modi cine, what l*
luvca? Tcmmy—U * a he,
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FAMILY USfa.
i Send-forcircultir and pr'nc Ili to
AYirEtjLTvK"* TV UL8OS MFW4!0.
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Alla U, Ga.
Will: prsetlce in all tlm Court* of the
State and U nited State* and give pronipt matTht-bushieiVTonr-adlir .nidhandsuniely yield*
nersonai attentlou U) all Ousiness en- | All l>e*inner* sueeeed jr'randly, and wor« than
ten It<wl ti* them dec 15-1V , realize their «reate-t exiuctalloH*. liios* who
truitetl to tilftin. . r uec*r-ij i uvit find i-XiCtlv a* we tellthon). There Is plenty
of routs for • few more worker/, and wi- urge
4 ‘them to bixin *1 <ih>e.—It VOWStre alremiv ern
ployed, but have a few spare moiueuU. and wish
to use them to advantage, then write us at one*
and opportunity), aad receive
ret tin. niail. Addres*;
TKVti A X'D-, C-jx So. 400, Augusta, Me.
-J.W,.- .. . I* till>1—11IIIV
Do You Want to Build?
4^
Y
'Per*on*ThTfarnwell destttngto build
would do well to see the mideralgped.
IT. A^KLt,l8, A tty . at l.awr
■ , Barnwell, S.C , Fcl/, 25, ISltt, -
0.03 ».as ».18 B.00 8 Ar. 1 R i a ..i* vi ii e I
10.10 10 10 0.26 : Lv.
5
0.40 9 AValkeri
| i . 2
0,40] 1()! Whaley*
I i ■, 4
0 68 11 * r. Sprlngflald.. .
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v ,10.38 11.30 7.13*12 .Salleys.v. ..
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711.11)11.50 7.25 13 . Perry..
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12.10 7.37 14
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9.32i 10 22'
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KUO! 9.30! lff.lt)
9.44 9.14 1*49
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i 9.30 5.24 8 it
76
9.21
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5.12' 9.
J2.55 7.63*13 Ar.
raart.-:
P. M. P. M
9:12 4.4Sj ,9.09,
8.57; 4.18' 8.54
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8.45 3 Alt 8.42
3-.80; 8.30
8.00
* Telegraph Office*.
For the
44te-Company
lice.
Hpll OfflCe*. - «, ' 1 ii f it
government of Employee* only, and not for public or infor«an*ft,
m-v reserving the right to Tury therefrom wheeny «_aary, wlU»^t W.