The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 11, 1893, Image 4
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SUITS AG AINST 4 CITY
PEOPLE WHO GO TO LAW FOR DAM-
T AGES RECEIVED FROM FALLS.
wound iho liraiiL «>f her \voi.d< rfii 1 luir,
which wcutjuiuiy tluiPS nround her huud
nml <ln>i>j)e<l uihid tliclhxu*.
It was indeed an ainariug sight. .Three
braid* almost as thick (ta a uinn’s arm
close to the head, Inrt tapering to the
TTiTclcni*SH of a ftn^ef at tint eod^, closely
ii nml red* plaited and iu< asminfr S feet ti inches.
I 'l'r.itded us it is, in length. It hniks ii
! good-deal like SpM.isli num, hut is.dark-
cr. crinkled and frizzled, coarse and ul-
- - ^—f feiniUivw to. tlw touch, HtyrgrotiTig
1 The city npjH'am lit the courts at least ghastly stories of the abnormal growth'
-twirn n week as defendatit in d.itnage ; hiiir after ^fctli.—^IiBHissippi Cor.
New OiTohiih TiTnrH-DTOKHTriit,
i
Tli* City of N«n Verk D.cfeml*
of TS>«w: l>r»o!ial Claim» t'.vcr) Vt:ir.
I>w ofTItem A re Snec c'««ful anti Then
v Only Cur small sumn.
mils brought by its citi,terra. Tiin-j was
wheat he city paid OHt in swc*» damages
Homy 4houaaudaamnu.il ly...
ration counrcl systematized tho work of
tho office n low years ago arid Vlaced
such damage r.nits in tlnr care of a rire^lo
assistant. Since that time tho special
knowledge in tho corporation coniiHel's
Anli<|ultjr Af IWII Votimllng.
Thn nrt >rf I»4i bninding is uuihiiihtodt
office has Itoon consiriiTiih
lo.and incrciis-
ly erf great anti«inity. The Saxons arc
known to have used bells in their
chjm hes, although probably but sunVll
ones, for the Venirablo IJedc‘, writing at
thb end of the seventh "cenlurv, alludes
to the up'in terms v.-hieh. seem to show
ing, so that tho office has n minute uc- t |,. lt jj„. v v ,- rr0 not unfamiliar things,
(juaintauec with tho methods of thoco 'ri, n towers of tlio Baxou period JiaVo
lawyers that bring datnago Miits agiiiuat j bglftJes of considerablo dimensions in
tho city. : most easiM, and at Orowland nbU*y, in
Ono result of specializing tin work South Lidcolusliire, thero was u famous
the corporation counsel's office has treen * 0 f seven bell* many B yoars bei'oro
u marked decmiso In the annual jndg- the Ntirmun coiujuest.
ments against the < - ity as the outcome of imm ) {S ^hat time and for lonrr
anitsfor duniH-tes. tho v.'liolc amount c.f | ^t^w^ruAb^r hie-f ttmetititinersc-v-tk^-
damages pniil by the city in the past four „f bell founding—wliic^indeedis ono
years has hoen less than !?.’:l,oUO. Thera () f tho nuny things thosf well abused
have Wen many hundred units brought men havo ban lol down to OB. Their bells
•in that time, and the aggregate of dam- W( , r(> r ;, lv lv without inscriutious, often
jTg^" claimed ~1tnH 1 y.ffOltOOO; 1 ' ‘ ’ ^
Only a small rercr.!tTrg’~of these suits
are successful, and in few or iiytiedothe
jilnintiffis recover the .r.monn't claimtHl.
A itrtiiiFkUlilp Ntatup.
Some years ago a melodrama wns^be-
ing performed iji a country theater, tho
chief ac tor in wh^ h had made himself,
from his haughty and owrbearing con
duct, disliked by all. In the last- scrim
Tib wtiS supposed Vi vislt
ancestors. In the center of the stage
iij.oii a marble jiedestal st(«‘d the statue
of-hia father. A heavy fold of drfys ry
covered tlje figure. Enter AJbert, who
-thus iuldr«»i)iod tlh' -stu
‘•I am b.ero once again to gaze njxm
those" features which in life so often
‘I hHiltcd on me witlr
Father, thy mourning son, now conies to
pay thee adoration. Let me remove the
Weii wbich from tho vwlgar-gimi ahhilila
The Favored Few ! Willisten lale
Pick th« ripened political ptumsand the
niuliitude iuu«i wait ami watch to gath*
er sucii shares as t he tax hiwa.anil tins
•:.l ion of alfairs Til
.State ami (hiuifty may allow them. I5iu
t> the .defeated caou'i'latc and tlie im-
ambltlous citizen Relief W nearer, surer
and aplenty for everybody, imd t*
way to get there ho plain and ea
— AXP-
\
lire
isy
in very bad T/aTTn, /ci m tilththg pfrliki >»
some ol pic tiro joke, the point of which i*.
quite lost. More often they were Ufa re
ligious nature,Tumettnics, wo four, not
The city fights nearly every car.gr tlu.t is , m nuxcd \y|tl»n ilaSh of ATVjierHtition, hh
brong’.it and peMom coinni-.ijiniM^ti u suit il|.c fleclares that its Bound
rnlcKs the jnsticeof the idaintill's case is
s away rfie demons of the air who
I causetl- jtw.fiTcnco and famine, lightning
and thunderstorms. '
As a rule, unfortVmatelv they put no
dates on- tinjr bells, a dcfwt which lias
. Ikcii in Kiiite meiisure overcome by the
researches of many enthusiastic cnmpii-'
, nologiats, hut v.-hidi is likely to keep thi>
i early lil- tory of Is Rs shrouded in durk-
• bcm U>r a long ttmeto couih.—Ocntle-
r man's Magazine. . . - „
A Ni»to«l Is«>nrt«»n 1!Un!oh.
The other Sunday night at the Char-
rington mission, which is held in a long,
narrow room, double gslleried all around,
tho coughing (from the fog) .wan more
like Fourth of July with conglomerate
of the jdnim'Kt chgracit
There are many lawyers who make it
their business to reck out p^ffcona who
meet with accidents and urge them to
bring suits for damages. ' It i' believed
in the corporation counsid’s office that
there has not yet ihwclTrpr-tl a class of
lawyers who makooV specialty of such
suits against the < iiy.^Uorigh such sjh*-
cializution is n tendency of tho pro i nt
time. Wiien an accident of sudicient
importance to get into the newspapers
occurs, tho victim or victims received
almost immediately communications
Somewhat in this fashion:
“Wo Imve learned of tiro painful r l
serious accident that befell you yent'T-
day, and we write to assure you of our 1 tireeraekerj, chtUNfh bellsand camiohal-
sympathy in your afliictioii and to any . than obo-wbulipiroiiceivo as jioHMblo
that we are ready to do all m our pawer i i hMU jng-fn>Hi u merely human assembly, t
to aid you in re<uvel ing damages from a word ilamt this Clmrrington
the resitonsibh* parties fur Iho wrong you mission, which is a feature of tho east
have undoubtedly suPered.” ,. n ,j Ffedcrick (lia’Vrington' belongs to
Ttwsignature is that of a lawyer dr a n wealthy fumiTy of l^ybnk About 17
firm of lawyers making a apwinlty of | y^.-ngo ho liegan to oo » uort of atfeet
Accident eases. Surprisingly resjH*et.ihle | ul is»i(>Hftry work in Ikist London, near
names are n.tt.u hed to hiicIi letters, and j his fathcr’k brew'hlT- His fatiier threat-
in many instances tho vi.-tim of tho ncci- } 01u>(1 (o ( ii K i n i 101 .jt him, but fmally left
dent seeks the advice of boiiio one of tho | i,i m ft „hare, tliongh not a.full share, in
lawyers that send sneh eoniimmieations. ( j,e business. Once, on tieing tanntiHl
Hv way of inakihg.all things sure, some J otl street with wearing tho blue rile
lawyers have in their pay nurses and |K (n _‘ WJiiit does it cost, you to wear
other attendants in hospital's to which ‘ th;lt r n,l„ m f’_he was nlile to reply,
persona suffering from the results of ac- thousand dollars,”
cidents are usually taken. Hq sold out his interestin tbf> brewery
In a recent ’ ( ' r 40 agent;-of ac- to i,,-,,' brothers and built in MiloEnd-
ddonWAwycrs implied to nee a patient | r , mi i < the prolongation of Wbitochapel,,
at a hospital on tho day following his rout Assembly hall, which had Urn
ipishup. Many liundrcus of such zuits | p^j^teil but never by Keith-
nre brought ngainst the city every year. I m r r . Every Sunday night »,000 or
and |HThiips half of those institufisl Coma ] , uort) pc^.phj gather at the evniig.-list ic
to trial. The city seldom loses on first sit vice of the mission, ondits fellowship
trial, and When it docs usually npl ds ; H .airly. wiMi-Qurcona^mt reHgtnuH. edu- b
the case. Tho office of 1 hd.cuTfiorni'mr> ^AtidfmTuuTI ehtcrtiiiiimcnt work renter-
counsel is extremely skeptical qiCtiMhP.j big at the < ircat Assembly hall, makes it
justieo of such cluimi, and there J ^ puyv’er for g^ssl in a district which con-
strong stifpicion that litigatioS of tho j kOoh n nnndH r ijf p>wera for evil. -Lon :
kind is incitwd by biwyurs who ho|K) to don Cor. Hartford Conrant.
profit by it. and that many Case., r.ro
the beloved image of nonce dear parent!”
. Off went the drapery and, liehold! the
father stooil upon Ids Ijead! The effect
cannot 1m disarriliCiV.^ It was electric.
The shouts of laughter which followed
tlto mislalco of the supeT effectually put
an end to the scene, which changed to
the next as quickly as possible, amid tho
jeers of the audience, the anger of the
manager and the uncont^iilalile rage of
the actor.—Londtm'fit-Uits.
' ~ ^ ' >.
<.mrniI CraRt'a XV«-1I Mrant rolllcns*,*.
Tlie stAry is told of General A-irant
tlwf while engaged in an animated a.r«-|-bt
gu men t with Mrs. Joh h A.T,< >gaii on <m<;
"occasion bo opctied his cigar enso and
offereil her a cigar and took one Hvnaelf.
He Irtiiis own nnd proceeded with the
ffTsrnrx;' in. -Mn. Logmi quietly neeepted
Wl IJlM^ l ON', BABNV KLL CO. 8. C-
.Next Session begins Thursday, Sep
• tembiM' 1M., lsh-J..
-••y-nibEtigli di Cwms*. PiVnilK-
\ MAIN STREB-r,
ments. „ ,
Apcient and MiMlarn ■I.angmiges, Book-
■ ^-.suinograpliy. oml
Mn*ic. . . ,
Full ooros of experienced teachers;
large, coinfortiihle and welt furnisbed
Wuilding; TieallIh’ Ihcaihni. 1
one, too, but score ft without attract
ing attention. hlja How preserves that
cigar as a souvenir.—Springfield .Repub
lican.
A god
,r,,..hiE < ry»yl.rf««r UM qi.
brother who recen
ilon.
tly offered
started to
who
prayer ;tt a 'prayer meet
make a reference to Noah, inJtgota
little iluatered and forgot the name of
has kept busy during the dull HUiinner
months "in studying the markctH h1i«
collecting bargains from all the leadi-ig
cities and .manufactories until h • has
paekcif every shelf and tilldd every nook
and corner with a stock of tieucral Mer
chandise that is pa »ect In coin|>leteiie,.»s
nnd beyond all Competition in cheap
ness, --
Town people say l *iw overstocked.
Tint I know lartter It might.'be so if 1
were to depend entirely op Barnwell
trade, but whdsi my country friends.
anAJfie generar l pdbUi'. find out how
.haw Jaw my prices
ttiey" will 14 ha re iif the'lMmt'flt* offered-
by iny eypCfU n<1 fiicrgy In serving
their wants.'!?-heap and good goods
make up for tho low price of cotton. 8o
t invite everrbdyv from everywhere to
come to sec my’ goods and liuil oifl iny
priees, 1 don’t uUderUke to catalogiie
them for the list would bu too long for
puliiieatbui- 1 can suit all buyers iu
all lines and all that i ask Is a lajr
change to prove my wolds good.
tTrinc TU'Mi'Hdrptnrters mrlv nnd of
EXFEXSES:
Literary De'pHi tnient,per inonili, tl. r -ff
to *:»••*>" *
Music, per month, $ft.r>0.
* Telegraphy, per month, ?J.OO.
Book-keeping, j>cr eonrso, $10.00.
Stenography, per course, $lo.< 0
Board, per mouth, $7.00 to #10.00.
S. nd lor eatnlogo**, .
V N K BAILEY, lb incipal,
iul vil) WdUisttm.S.
TIE PATHOS OF PEACE
BETTER THili
THE WAYS OF WAR.
7ju1ii'5ftcr imslyflfTllng; til Non Or leans « fmvmontb«ago,at€hivea-n:ciabefl
ol the Mulia t»y a yolunteer.haiul of American avengers, some of tho dally, papers
1 - ■ • Ilmnhert’s iron clads could
created a little nnei
cheli SvW York frt
asiness i y declaring that King
un anchorage iieyond rhe range of thS shore-forts sn« I
ies, and lay the business metropolis ot ilnyeountry ln ashes or under c< nmbiuli»M
tVithout discussing L'ncle bain’s ability to take care of his possessions.
Charles Zissetl,
Takes pleasure in informing the public thafon his recent xMsit to the 'frnrth life
captured New Yolk, New England and a big slice of the North-West. II« went
supplied w ith the ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified check*
and merchants, mantitaetmers and importers surrendered upon the first sum
mons, threw open their stocks aftd told Michalson to help hiniseli to ail ha wapt-
ed and to pay them what he pleased. They were demoralized by the outflow of
gold to EUTopfe’and w elcouied MicbnlAon and his money as a hard pressed soldiaf-
cheers the comrades w ho come to his help and tutus the tide of the brittle going
against his flag.
IMietLa,lson. ' ^
Practical Watchmaker.
First' dbdr~"srrnTtT~(ffi~Brown House,
Barnwell G. II., S. (J., offers hr* services
to the public.
An’experience of upwards of forty
year* is -tha best guarantee "hat he
know s his tnisiness and will give satis
m—hi*. wo>k and
Helped himself liberally. 'The prqofs that he did so are as plain as they ean bf*
Tig 1 C harleston bound steamers, the Atlantic Coast Line and tho Kichftidnff A
^Danville system are witnesses on ids bsliaif. 'They nwv hurrying Soutliward,as
ns steiLiii can turn their w heels the ^omt* that he nominally bought,^ ;Jive»
now the first consignments arc coming in and ' ^ -
IMI±cIb.also3iL
now s
faction in tii
4uali^y
ten, singly and iu acorea and you will the modcrutjpn of bis diarges
“ Reliable time keepers for agio.
the pnti
in^ for
iielglibw
“NYlui xva
ton NewsJ
After hetnmtei and liaw-l
moments ho tnrm J tn a
iked in A loud win ;•< r,
bnilt the ark?”-Wa.siiin™
r:
Evi ii if we have only a dinner of
tu
tho
1m t or 11 un a tii.ltgd ri^hen- prjde wul
cm y iii 'vand with them tho spirit of
con ontk)tt|*
offer to our 8*1681, i/ ic be aprvdd xn
> spirit of trofl hospitalrtylt will be
inchS
Jtirt itated that the daily supply ot
irxet amounts
stated that the
milk for the New York marl
to about 19,000 cans of milk, over
can* of coWlensed initl^andjH
4b0 cans of cr. am.
upward of
brought with full know lodge on tho part
of ebiiucuit and coansel tliat the claim
is groundhu»a,,-The counsel in many in-
stunedt discontinued tho chsis when
claimant* aro unable or unwilling to ad
vance money to moot preliminary ex-
j>cnse8. Nearly all-such cases nrenude*-
tnken upon contingent fees, and tho
share of tho lawyer in commonly half of
x $he amount recovered.
Many cose* ujisp every winter from
injuriea received by persons who fail
rijmn icy pavement.-!., Tho Brooklyn
bridge was long the fruitful source of
damage suits ngainst the two cities, until
the legislature passed last year a law
making the bridge trustees -rcsjionsihls
; for such damages. The most conspicu
ous case of Into years was that of Mnr-
gharita Melneke, wlio nskwl$:;0,0(X) dam
ages for injuries received on tho bridge,
bho received a verdict for the full
amount, jbut on appeal this verdict was
reversed. One Page 'received A-verdict
s Forii
d mu:
*• Ol Jo
rroo Handbook wrUrto
wwj Bhoadwav, Nrw Velil
reau for securing patents la Am
- ‘ " lUKiitb
PARAGOE
ladiine Works,
! Howard Bros. Propr’s,
uuii >i n m.MViV
It is an - old story that the slow modes
at travel of. tu.v. 70 years since gave is r-
haps only toe favorable opp«i$^unities for
studying the natural features of a coun
try.
The
Fundamental
Principle; of
Assurance
' is protection for the family.
-Iliifqrtpnately, however, the'
beneficiaries of life assurance
are 6ften deprived of the pro
vision nuule for them, thrt>ngh
/the loss of the principal, by
following bad adv ice regard-
'KrtrxratnU takm ontbjr wi Is brmKfit
-fettko public by a noUca bWsb fraa of shoreo tn eJta -
^fientific ^mennrn
lAtraat eUvalatloa of any sstantiflo pa par tn tha
wurlA Pplandlrtly tlluatrata*. No iu tamps at
man should l>c without It, Weekly, N3.aa a
BsdBffisresfeSM 5$
’tikUMUxas, aoi
Q*0. W, Crokt,
Aiken, 8. C.
co,
ty.
J. B7 B r nemrax.tkr,
-Barnwell, 8. C.
Itrncirhotiln TriiAclly of I.lfo.
' The pious Dr, Bhirely Palmer tells a
fiMi story that is calculated ttenmke the
nieiubers of tho EL Louis lluntiiy' and
Fishing association (to' strictly
original expression) “turn green with
envyr” By some hook or crook—hook
no doubt—Mr. Pabiner came into imis-*
session of a fine brace of tench. Tliey
wi re a lively pair of finny l»eanties when
the doctor took them hounf with the idea
of slaughtering {hem for fns-Snnduy din
ner. Placing them in a iwiil of water, lie
put them iiffo the larder nnd thought ho
more about tho matter. That night at
midnight he was aroiuMHl, so he says, l*y
agr.Hm procKsling from the afort^aid.
larder. Insi>ection of the room explained
the mystery.
One of the fish hail sprung from the
basin or pail and .lay gasping Upon the
flisir; ‘every now and then uttering"
sounds sijnil'ir to thos** which ha<l dis-
tnrbed Mr. Palmer. Next (.lay both fish
• ' ing its investment. ,
• Under the Tontine Installment
PoUcy of
TheEquitable Life
yott are provided with an ab-
vSolute safeguard against such
misfortune, besides securing
“a mudi larger amount of in
surance for the same amouM
of premiums paid iu.
For facts, aud figures, address
w. J. RODDEY, Manager,
For the CoreltaM, Rock Hill, S. C.
of $12,000 for injuries in an accident to a * were prepared for dinner, but such waa
bridge train. This was cut down to
#10,QUO on appeal, aud tho city finally
paid him something i<;s8 % .
; A common ground of action is acci
dents caused by inequality in the flag
ging or pavements. Tlio climate of-New
York makes such inequalities unavoid
able, and tho city solicitor's oATco confi
dently expects a considerable number of
such suits every year. Many other case*
grow out of broken'paVemcnre MlvdTross-
walks. It is not unusual for suits to lie
instituted by persons who slip upon ba
nana peels-* and tbo like. Tho effort- of
tho counsel in such cases is to prove that
the pavembnt at the acene of the acci
dent was 'defective. The corporation
conusors office, however, usually man
ages to find some oup who was present
- -at tho scene of..ilui_ae< , i»ly | it atid is able
to show that there was ho defect in the
pavement.’ The office ’keeps n wntch.np-
on such accidents as are lihely t ; result
iu damage suits, and as sooh as a suit is
their tenacity of life that Inffh, after hav
ing undergone the pnicess of scaling and
evisceration, sprang from the pan and
.wriggled alHint oq tho flcs»r as though
they hud but recently bet'h removed f;
tlieir nati\n> elmnent.
This is tvild as rt scientiflc fact, not ns
a “fish story” or iu tho way of a joke.—
St. Louis Republic. " . :.;
Tin- stnUn on tlto Kye.
TIuto is no reason why a musdle or
muscles of tho eye should not 1m. fagged
out just as the muscle's elsewhere do.
Let ono bear a weight all day long, d.M's
he not attribute his consequent head-
nchq to the heavy burden he lias borne?
It seems without elaborate thinking wo
could conceive of the results followHn^
upon prolonged use of the eye. Natufe
has done afl she could to protect and
prolong the usefulness gf therewe. Ko
earthly urchitect ever yet planued
structure that would not-yield, ernmbu
and fall, and the house human, so ex
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE noYMp.
begun the office sends out an agent to
logk up the factsin the case amb esiM-cial- quinitely uplifted hi enrioua aud mys
lytoexamine the scene of the accident..j terioua ways, falls anil returns to ulust
The assistant who ,is to represent the more rapidly and surely than need Ik?,
corporation counsel'at the trial nsnall- for tho reason that Wo do not realize
visits tho scene of tho accident and how much Une part is sustained or ovor-
makes himself thoroughly ncipwintetl thrown by another,- One tiny muscleia
with tho conditions then prevailing.— \s(tent enough to disturb the whole eoon-
■>? Best Oalt Shoe to the world tor the price.
W. L. Douglas shoes are sold everyvrbare.
* Jlvorytody should wear them. It Is a ddty
sr-t you owe yourselt to set the best Talue toff
your mousy. Economize In your footwear by
purohasing w. L. Douglas Shoe*,which
represent the best value at the prices sd-
veitised shove, as thousands can tesllt-.
« Take Me Sabstltuts. -ft
Dew*re «f frsud. Non* ffenwlns without W. L.
Douxlai nsmo «»J price eutuped on txatom. Look
tor It whrn you buy.
, W. L. Uosclas, Brooktos, Mass. Sold by
Croft & Burckhalter,
AT'TOUN K.Yfii AT.' L.A W
BARN WELL C. II., 8. C. /
Will practice in *41 the Cojjj'Jft uf tliis
State and in the llnltei^Statcs t ourts.
Mr. Croft will attend the ('mirt<-‘ol
Barnwell (’minty and all infers of im
portance will receive., the personal at
tention of each tncinber ol the linn.
rrny 29-tf > •
t ■ .. r._. ^ .
Tanki, Stack*,—
Tube*, Eng in**,
Gint, Mi|U.
m
Sb;»l!j put
‘iujiiaa
'Fuiytijs ‘jiopejuj
Mr, F. M/rOOSER.onr Smith Caro-
llna representative, wjll he ghrd to ciill
on persons in need of or Intending to
purchase tnaoubnery. [aug
p- BLACK VILLKf S. C. "
To the users of Motive Power and
General Ma.'Wirryr
We call yonr attention tothe fact that
we are pre|»aredt with latest improved
'Tool* and Machinery, .to do work on
any Machinery used in this'country,
Sneli as - . , '
(J0TTOV GINS,
GRISTMILLS,
COTTON PRESSED,
PULLEYM r MAXi»ERS,
. MlIiLG EARING,
Shafting and CHStings ot TronW Traes
of anv si/.e. Special a‘,tent!on given to
GIN WORK,
lUving_uJu*t class Gin Builder, we
can do all kinds of Gin Work, hew brush
wheels, i.ew saws, boxes, Ac. Haws
sliarpeneU bnl) - by liaiuL
■H.vl! .
Patterson & Holman,
ATT< JJtN KV's* aT I.AW,
BARNWELL; H. C„ ‘
Having associated ourselves fbr the
practice ol Uie law in all I lie. Courts, ol
the 8tat.e except tlie Probate Court ami
In the United Htatesjt.oiiri^ jnnnectey .
our best services tn aU elieuts who limy
trust ii* witli tlieir confidence.
“ Triir tinited prouqit artejitbm ultl’tw
given liraM businesseonlideti to us. -
J .0. PaTTKKSON. IV. A. llol.MAN.
ST-*
Invites the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring tAA'nfr
buy all tlie goods tliey want so cheaply that tliey will forget all about the lo*
prices ol <-<(Uon, g<( ikiiiiI 1 l‘fjol( l lug a lih flesh cnurwge m bwttls with hard —
As n partial list of the good gmMls-and .great bargains that Miehalson has ill
store he asks attention to the follbw ingjew cxViuples tliat show llW coniparisoB
ol .Noi lliern anil Southern prices; . ' . , . _
11 l T Pfl0 wnrtli of.^p>w Yint-k clothing—Miclulson’s price, $0,009.
$7,000 Worth of Boston Shyes. Slippers, Ac.— Michalson'* price, $4,/SO.-
$!i,(mhi woith of Ladies Dyess G(.ods-v-' 1 iihabou’s price, $5,000.
$10,000 woith of Notions—Michalsotr* pricey $0,000.
$10,000 worth of Gent’s Furnishing («<hx1s—Michalson’s price, $0,.*0ff/ „
$3, KX) worth of Furniture—Mielialsoii’s price, $H,1*00. » " v. S
$1, m 0 worth of Tin and Woftd ware—Michalson’s price, $.’(00.
*10.(100 worth of Bacon, Hums. Sugar, Ac.— Michalson'* price, $0,000.
worth of < anned Goods*and Kancy (;roccries —Mii-halson,’* price, JljOOCf ^
' ‘♦■IJi00~wnilh uf Axes, Hue. Farm Hardware—Miclialsoh’s price, SJy’00.
? 1,000 -worth of'Table Utitlery and ('rockery—Michalson'* price, $o00. , .
$|.0(KI wurih of Buggies and W agon*—Michalson’* price. >7o0.
These quotations are offered »s texts for thought, presented »* sign boardff t«
show The people the best road to better times. MR-halson bar thousands )t goods,
lie has bargains that everybody needs and can afford.’ If von don’t see what you
want ask-/ox-it—Michalstm h*r< R, fint due* not promise to keep italway*. Come
soon and in a Imrrv beinTo the creatp is scooped. Hs lissn't tihie «r tongue
enough UV'igako-a three hours talk, but he w jll help the country fhore bet weft*
now and ChrisMiias than all tlie politicians ciin do lliis side of the »l*y of judg-
menty if luiyers and sellers will «(nly_come to the pic nic Hlierinan’* camp f«l-'
tower*and Kilpatrick’* torch Iigbt*trooper» faVd waste our fair “country. 'J’ha
rarifl and taxes and high |)riccs have made tlie people potlrer year after vear,
Michalson is tired of that. He’wTTTgive till* .fall's work tothe good of the, peo
ple. Instead of grasping for profit he »ill try to clyarex (wiise* and make l rieads r
When time* get better and tbe-farmers are out of tfoufTIe be wilt tnr To irfab^-
money. .That is hi* platformJor six days iu the week, and everybody is a»ked to
come and see him slandirg there, giving the best prices f<(r cotton and all coun
try produce aud selling all kinds of good* to all sort* of people at only one prices
knd that below zero.
yau.
\
you w^nl $
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
: ^.. . '. . « ■ .
STERLING SII.VKUWARS,
—t—-— 4y —•—-- .- ..
RICH JEWELRY,.
R. A. Ei.lis,
G7 M.Gukk
EIiLlIS & GREENE
A.TT'<->Tt>T KAT-S A.X L.AAV,
s' P-r ; H * --*** .
‘ ‘ BARNWELL, C.
Will practice in all the Goiulslof the
State aml-U uited .States and give prompt
personal attention to afl business on'-,
trusted to them. de< l.'.-ly
Do You Wait to; Build?. '
Persons in Barnw ell desiring to build
would do well to see tlie undersigned.
R. A ELMS. Aft,y . al l aw.
Barn well,. 8. (J-, Feb. 2.">. IS!)2.
New York Him.
j.
■ A Xloioter Ox.
i Tho McMillan rntiseo of Omaha own*
the largest specimen of the boviyo race
now in existence. This gigantic ox was
T)red by C. W. Curtis of Casa county,
la.. At last accounts he weighed 8.740
pounds, stood 6 feet 4 inched in height-
pnd measured 10 feet 11 inches in girth.
St. Louis Republic.
jjmv. especially if intercurrent diseases
exist in addition to “eye strain?’—FhOn-
delphia Record.
, ^ A Negro Woman'* WoiMlrrfut II<ifr. ,
Hearing tjw statement made in Holly
Springs that a remarkable negro woman
freak lived only a few miles from this
town, your correspondent determined to
obtain the facts in the case. ' >
A middle aged negroes greeted tho visit
or. The woman is quite dark, iff a pro
nounced African tyi>e of physiognomy,
5 feet 51 inches tall, and in fair health, but
hfit never had' any children. £l»e wore a
whim cotton turban tied about her head
and tncEod in at the back to support, i :o
iminenoe weiglit of her hair. 1 his she re
moved and laid upon the table uuu un- I
nird* That T.«t Four Kcjh.
Tiro spotted sandpiper nnd killdeer
plover, and f pr«*sume most of the other
6nii>o and plover, lay four eggs nt a clntcli.
The eggs are arranged in the neat or bn
the bare ground with their small ends
together, and as they are pyriform in
glia]*? they j un in to perfectioiu The
eggs of the snipe and plover groups ivro
proportionately exceeding large for tho
size of tho bird, and the saving of since
by this arrangement undoubtedly an
swers a purpose. —Dr. Morris Gibbs in
Science. , -*
A Drllcat* Utah.
Those admirable economists, the Chi
nese, eat tho chrysalides of silkworms
afte r the silk has Wn wound /iff them,
frying them in butter or lard, miffing
the yolk of an egg or t«co and seasoning
wjth jH'pper, salt and viuegajTj—London
Tablet.
F. G. BO IN KAU,
Allendale, H. C
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
AT'XO J t N" K V-A T-L. A \V.
TIA'KNM’KLT/'C. €.
Will give prompt attention to all bus
iness entrusted to his care.
—■January Uth, 18P0.
T. B. ELUS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Ppeelal,attention given to the computation
of water-powers, lev. ling and drainage.
A postal card audresoed to me at llaiUus,
8. (’. will receive prompt attention.
oc-u,wivr^ J - • .. ^ ^
- T « o •
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law,
BAMBERG, 8. C.
O file ? ov jr The, Bauk ef^auiberg.
war-Ml
ils^h's
. NEW
W-ArM
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
OR SPECTACLES,
Send your ordcri to or c*I< at
Jaso Allan & Co
2S5 KING 1 STREET,
_ CHARLESTON, S. 0, ^
THE LIVE MERCHANT,’
j • V r :
Parnu/ell! S. C -
Spectacles in ^teel, Nickle and Gold.
FAFK2Y
GOGiDS,
Hobby Horses
’Velocipedes
Toys? Doll? ;
Stat.ion^ry
~nT\ \
PERFECTED JlAffY C'AffKIALE,^
CRYSTAL LESSfS
TRAOC ■t***.
ftwlity Fir-.t ni Alvi;*.
tlfhlSTMAS CARDS
AND fiOtrK LETTR.
fl.l’SH MtfywiNO
CA8E8, AI-BCMS, TIG
TtKR FRAMES.
Musical In«truuicn> Sheet Music. Guitar Violin and Banlo Hiring*
'the GEM ROELEU-ORgAN ONLY $6,00.
-Agent for PIjuos and Organs, Rubber Stamps aud Stcneiis. Mu?iea. Instr
ments Repaired. ~ .
•Uiaiios and Organs Timed and Repaired.
The largest and chuancst-stock ever brmiglit to this city.
GK D. C. X.^-3SrG-D,
HSTO. 27. IR. Ti. jL.-y7-.
Blnekville^ S C*.—
V
l)r. J.,H. E. MILHOUS,
Dental Surgeon,
lllacfeville, S. C.
appointments a?
regular
THE
0MLY PERFECT
FOR
FAMILY USE.
Send for circular and price list to
WHEELER A WILSON MF’G. CO.
> V
Atlanta, Ga.
Will have
follows:
At 1'nrnwell, C. II from 1st. .Nffnid.-.v
(or salfts-day) in each month to Wol-
ijesday evening. Rooms-at Molair
House. Office two doors South of hotel,•
on West oi* opppsit,; side of street.
At Sally’s, 11. A. & N. R. K., .from
8.1 Monday in each inonth to’ Wednes
day evening. ‘Ollicp at Frice’s Hotel.
Will be at His hojjrie6Jlfc*atBiackville
every Friday and Sfturdar from 1st of
February to 80th September inefusive,
and every Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, from 1st October to dint January
Inclusive.
Will make appointment* with patients
to meot them sit.either of his offices at
any time.
Patients will find it more comfortable
todiavc tlieir w ork done at tlie office,
though if desired'wi.M call on them at
their residences anywhere within thirty
miles of BlackvHle. -
WORK FOR OS
a few davK, »nU yon wilt be »tarll.Ml at the nnnx.
peeled *ucces» tliat will reward >o,ir effort*. We
poUtlvelv have the be.t hH-ineo.tO otter au agent
tlmt ca» he fictl o« the face j>( tbia earth.
*4.- 00 profit »n A'!l OO north of l>u*lu« ** l«
beins ea*ilv and honorably mad* by nnd paid to
InoHlre.-’.* of me.., wemeu, boy*, oid girl* in onr
employ. You can make money faster at work tor
us than von have any,idea of. The hiielne** it *o
er»r to team, ami iu*tructiont *o omt.le and plain,
tliat all'<n.T«rd fn.iti tlie start. Th.ne who take
hold of ilie husine-H reajv tlie advantage that
ari.ei from the *.mnd reputation-of one of the
oldest, most hieeejsful.'and large*! publishing
houses in America. Secure for yourself jbe profit*
that ttic business *o readily and liand*onie1y yiiid*.
All beginners nuc'eed grandly, *Wd more than
realize tlieir greatest expectation*. The.* who
try it flud exactly a* we tell tliem. There up'.-nty
of room for a few more worker*, and we urge
tliem to' Uffin at^oice. If you.mre olrcndv ein
ploved, bm have a frw jparu mofueutf, And wi*h
to u*e them to advantage, then write u* at otwe
(forth!* t* vowr.grand, iip|Mmuuity), and reevtre
full partieulars by man. mail. Address,
1 ILL ia A CD-, Box MtS. 400, Auguato, "1c.
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE iNO. 4.
In Effect May Kth. 189-. at 8:1? o'clock A. M.
NORTH BOUND.
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* Tclegraith Oflices. *'
For the gnveminenC of Einpl«.yee* only, and not for.public ti*p or jnforiuatfottg
Mte Uomjtfuty reserving tltc rrgltj,Unary therefrom when tiers «'*ary, withont rig*
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