The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 18, 1893, Image 4
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BOTHERED BY
KANGAROOS.
'AaulratUn OrtnlaMlf K»!rfinl-
n«tlntf tl«<* llmiKrT.
THo I'Hs ahv.nys
I^Mjn n nni^m.'ftojLlio ^ uM ralian
K]ua(tci*s, fur on hii luorn^e tlio.'M;
• niinnVs conMimc ns tnneli ip'iiss^as n
aliccp. ' It Is fct.ito<l by Sciywo('(ios.sip
THE MISSING LINK.
r>«fr««r Vlrrbuw H»>» Tlmt If f* U tt»-
, inolo 1'rjim IliHcovrry u» t.v<t.
‘W»3?A<*\V Oiiit maif ixintcd in tlio
niiiitrrnnry •■jtnVli, that ho livnl throuxli
mm
\
iunjf iiyoH UUMTitlilc ihhrdi^iTi• , v;hilo
otonc. wood, lurt ii nnd bouu cniKstitnb'd
llt^ iimturial of hin arm^ mid of his fow
that ofi » »lio«’|i run nf‘ sixty,thou .and jnt<trvtiin nfs. Wo iiro ronvihcotl that n
toolKlity ,tl>i»ifcand n«TOs U!n tliii\P.:ind J, im j interval wimrabM tlio a^o of stuno
hnnpar.> >tTvofi' : T>TT-Tniii1TgffTtTW ,t iy~tpr^TB^ji^^ thnt 'mly in
oon-omtivi' years and yet ih'e.r niim- j^rtioulur places \v«m tlio into of stono
' ,1 , * ,r ‘ liimutf|jat.oly ri-pliieisl by tluit of metals.
Tlirtio uro the data VrhicU'liow malcj'part
of I ho general knowledge acquired by
livilizisl nations Mace the foundation of
Ilrromtton. 4 -
Tlio fashion of boantifying th< table,
which in tin*a days tscarrfed to srtch an
ertont, Is byiut inyanaX^o original as
many claitn it” to 1m>. ft i« sinqily thb'
revival of nn old custoni. Wo are tohd
wTu h“ (lie jrtoM ‘ joTiil.s
i that in France
grew distastefnl and small disho.^ tisik
their i jilafO derorations of the table
' changed . t(K). Pcrinnt’tetit pieces called
! fdiapiants." or ‘-^i^urtotlts,^ , made u^erj-s-
tal and moiintcd in silver were plai'j'd iiT
the middle of the table, and fnan them
brs nr lied eandelalua^ of gilt and
biT ivmaii.e.l very fm'niidub!
Incr.lity tn the e.-donv of South Ans a .
tralla hundreds of thousands of kan-rn- • „ f (bo n} knowledge aequired by hlleir-with flowers, my trays coY-
r.H.s ore .slanghtertM annually for thoir , hiljzi ,, ll;l)i(ins himv th( . f OHIJ( iaHon of ' vUh •wfletmoats, or hero an l there
»n,i t.He l.„„ns ..freied m the ^ti* 11 ij,; | iVij "i,'|7~Tiill fii'irni i nTiTittrirn-] Mft- statnotfaw. J - ” ' • -
tlne iiies. The number of t lies,* mnrsu- * ^ ortKiw «*«d the regions whenee , fl
ivilization Imvo
The Favored Few
■ r ' .' . - ^ ^ ^ /»
Pick the ripened pollfieai plums and the
nmltittidc must wait and wateh to gath
er suelf scares as the |.ax lai^s and Ilia
w ho)esoine administration of afl'alrs In
ritiiteatrtt+h>nnty+n«yaUowtl**mi,-liut
t » the defeated candidate and the uu-
umbitloiis ellir.eu Jtelief is nearer, surer
and a plenty for everybody, and the
way to get there Ms so plain afttl easy
Alt at no (UicMieed go astlay.
V -avA Ife
—AND-
piali. it; .New South Wales in issfiwn.ov
timated to Is'over four million, nnd yet.
-abo'-.t live hundred I hoosandjynngiiroos
itn.l iiv liuudrcd and lifly thousand
wabnhles were dcstr.>vcd in the eoi-
onv ie. thot \ ear. A Isiuusof si xteen
eu;ils for each finrijynrqn hilled is of.
fi red in AwArusis, lienee the colonists
, term mating tliese na
il ig the
t heditTennt branehes uf
spi unghaveiijJvfUH’isl lybitively but very
little,- We seek in vaiii (Tir tbe "missing
link" comurting man willi dim monkey
or any other nuiinal s|a'eies.
There exists a definite barrier s< parat-
ing man from tin* animal which has not
yet been effa< -cdT-he re. 1 i ty, which trans
mits to children the fiy-ulties of their
nls. \\ e have never seen a uustkey
I,ring u man into the world, nor a man
priidiice » monkey. Alt men hexing a
a few jears ago that there yet exist!d a
arc gradually e
ti"& animals. Over half g uiiHioj) shins
oru Mumially shlppeil to Ilngtand 1^10!
a large number to North America
to ho converted into leather. The „ , ,
-- in 1 1 linlr 111 1 ml ri|iil • rf «l'l-*'ra.u*e are simply l«tholog-
k.mgai'oos and wallabies. The progress
•4 seltlemciVit in Aus'rnlla has driven , .
tliese anlnials from ihe more den oly few hiuna’i riiees whieh still remame.l
ismrttatcd parts bf the Au -tralia'n eon- >'i the. pi-jm+tivo inferior condition of
"-rrfA'fJiUr-hy u.u r — 1 riiim u llmir iirpaiiir itiou 13ht ftU UlfX''races
tied districts they are s*ili tiuuiei'Oiin havohyon ntiyecta
o-o.-.gh b. enu-o verv eon'.ldcralde tion, pud we know that thcyjiaro a am*-.
- damage to the natural grasses. So ; gatiisKiUirt.1 like ours, often initi-l Klip?*-
fccrknis has been the 'injury tlMs.riorto that of Mipjiosed higher races.
-viM.«.rht that thccobmiiil government*! Thus the llskinut head and the head of
Dnd ih' -Hn*—y " * T *- 1 ’ ‘ l "‘ l ♦ Il " ‘h'l ItnuiciiLiis Uh.iof to tlm
head for the (Ivstruction of the lean- peffts ted typea.
^Twmio rju ea luive (ho ikuiio skulls very
small, of about t he Kume vohiud' ns the
1 nfe r< k ■ei ilialon s -ik u lt.v. Ft ir e xatnpk *, 1 liO-
inhabilants of the Andaiimn.ishmds and'
the Yeddah 1 of teylon Wavb Is-en re
garded a t inieroevphalie. A more exact
study has, however, shown a difference
li*Ty.ct 11 them and the real microceplmlic
racen- The head of an Andaman i.slnnder
or of a Vyddah is very regular, only all
its part i are n little siimlh*r than a'mortg
men of the ordinary races. Naniceplmlie
Ju ads (dwarf), a.s s Ti , all them, have none
of those clniracteristie anomalies that
distinguish leally inierijecpilalic heads.
A single race, that (>rthi*'<jfang-Sima-
ingsand f lie < >rang-< ekai 1 >f t hepeni.usula
of Mnlaeiai, still remainfiHhst udieiKThe
single tr. veler who has |s‘iytiated into
the mountainous eoilntry inhabited bY
them, tin Istld Russian MiklnkiioMaklai,
c.aa ascertained that certain isolated in-
drvidnals among Siniaings are Small and
have eurhsl hair. ■ A liew Cxj»‘ditsin luis
beensent into that rnhntry to study the
anthropology'of the Orang-Cekai, from
wliieh I have r coivixl a skull ntutafmr
TAMING HUSBANbS IN ALASKA.
C'iiiJous M*lh<»»ls AU.'pleU In SrMIlnff
I su,!lr snU Nelglibnrlioml llimrrrU.
• '; a ,, ’'women,'' said .tiidgc
Rh< ik'ey, ' who was for lo** years
United Stale* com nissioncr «t Alaska,
low Was’ii; gton Slr.r re pro sent at ivA,
"Imvo a way of bringing their Iriis-
bands *c> time whieTi Is very effectRfr.
T hey do not fling flat-irons and rolling
p{i:S or give curtain icctur- but re-
tire to a .corner, negieet tbeir Iioiim*-
hold duties rml sjtlk, refusing to say a
word. A few days of this treatment
generally brings tbo busbard around..
'1 ue women in Alaska also have an odd
Way of qir.HT.'ling. They do not pull
hair or resort to fisticuffs, but after
having given caeh other a severe
tongue holiing they retire to their ^
homes. A lavkans are divided up into
families, sueli a» the Rear, ( row and
]>eer families. Tlioso families take.,
cogrmunee i,if quarrelfc nml feu Is result. !
After the quarrel Mrs. Hear v.ill retire
to her house, tear up her cflotking nnd
two or three blankets and then send
word to Mrs. Magic, her ^nomy. It
thereupon becomes incumbent upon
Mrs. Magic to destroy ft greater amount T
of clothing and more blankets of her
own than Mrs. Hear, lly pursuing
ttiist peculiar process she even* things
up in the quarrel. If she did not do so
she .would tic disgraced fn tin* eyes of e
her relatives nnd opposite tribes. The
Women arc great traders, carry the
purse und'manage tli 1 ngs-gfcneraljy. If
the husband makes a bail
trailing ins wife ridienles him.
bargain
in
locks iif lia'ir. The stuck i t reiith* :i tdaek
a- -1 *
rare witn cuTly hair.-tiie briicliye< plia-
Inns head of whieh isfdistinguished liy
very 1 loderato interior volume, but it
does not offer tlio most trilling sign of
Initial development. •
Tlius .ive lire repulsed ct every lino, of
the assault Upon th« human qne-iion
All the researches undertaken with the
dim of finding continuity in progressive
development have beenwithout result.
There exists no proanthrojios, po man-
monkey, and the "connecting link" re-
niHtns a phantom.—T'rofwwor .Rudolph
Virchow's Lei ture.
it almost eovixed the table. People at
last grew tireil of the monotony of this
ornuuient, no matter how artistic it
might Is*, and histoid the renter of the
table was often coven d with, n layer of
potter's day, iii which a florist would
ret cut flowers in any design that pleased
him. Artists were often employed to
decorate the table, the center of whieh
would Ik* covered with temples, Irridgcs,
amphitheaters or emblematic groups of.
figures, all made of paste.
Sometimes the artist would represent
a..landscape tyvered with snow. M.
G. W Walken,
MAIN STREET,
fvamMAvrsLE.
has kept busy during the ylnll summer
months In singly big the markets and
‘Collectlug bargains from all the leading
eltii h and nianulaetorles until he has
qiaeked evi*ry shell and lillul every nook
and corner with a stock of lieneral .Mer-
diandise that is perfeet in completeness
and beyond all competition in cheap
ness 1 .
Town people say I am overstocked,
hut 1 know better Tt.might be so if 1
were to depend entirely on Hiir.nwe.il
trade, but when my country friends
and tile general . puhthr find out how
large my >toek ami how low my priees
Femafe-ITigl
WIM-ISTOX, BAKX W KMM CO. «. t’
XeKt Session begin* Thursday, Sep
* ' tern be r 1st, 18UJ.
tnentH.
Aneientand Moifern T,ftiigunges f Uook-
, try a volunteer hand of American avengers, some of the Ylally~|tnpe. _
■■■v, ^eo.t t reated a little uneasinwis by declaring that King Humbert’s Iron clads could
V' 1 . *' :< ^' r ‘ Uli ebeti Xew York frmn-anclntrage tbe. .sa«c of tUcsTiore forts »ml hatief
Canola inveiiferririT aTttftrtnt imirfrost, | they alll share In the benefits offered
whieh was melted bv the heat of the 1 by my eyperience and energy in ‘ervihg
their wants. (Tie.up and good goods
make tip for the low 'price of cotton. So
J iiivite everybody from everywhere to
room, during Which process the guests
saw l.ite thawing of the river amt I ho
JatUriiii'enflfae trrT:i otidf!owri*s*«isi.primf-
sitcceedcil winter. There were also the
‘‘sablenrs," who, lw means of lieauiifnl-
ly Colored'M^nffs, “'prrwffr'fceil marliles,
ground glass, Vieads and bread eniiubs',
Uiade very ingenions ligun s upon lllcta-
Tflc 'ClOUts.Ilaiperu Haa.ii 1 . ‘
,iiulnc
Vciees.
in ‘.amm
•^gpr r: is - a ml timl Tint --my-
1 don’t, uu<lertske To’HffiiTbgio*'
Music.
Full corps of experienced t'*sebers;
large, coiiiforubbn aiHl well furnished
l%lt I 11 ll V 1 / e
•7 11 I I %*.! 11 K ^ *(*. fw *V x » Tvi*. ina * * 1 «» n«n
MX I'KN'HM.S:
Literary Department^ 1 * 1 month, $1.50
to $V>o. '* -
Music, per month, $3.50.
Telegraphy, per mon*h, f.'I.OO, .
Hook-keeping, per course, $10.00,-
Stcnography, per course, $10.< 0
Hoard, per mouth, $7.00 to $10.0().
S ml lor eataJogue.
K X. K. IfAlLEV, I’lincipaL
jul vAl J \V,iHUr*>n. S (
Charles Zissett,
s...
-First—door—soot ft-of RroiCu—Uaitsty
Barnwell Il„ 8. C M offers his services
v
them for the list, would lie too long f«r‘| j© the pljbllc. .
publication. I can suit all buyers Tn | An experience of npward».of forty
all linos and all that I ask is a tatr ly^^y^—is -the best guarantee ;ha
chance to prove my words good. ! knows bis hitsiness mid will give satis
—CAmc to Membiiiarters eai jy ami of- faction in flic quality ol his work and
ten, singly and in semes aiuf you will ' 1 the moderation of Iris char&r*. —
VALUES AMONG CHEWSURES.
Coverniiirnt Ltrlotlug.
^ Some ]ir<sligionslv la^ge. yolnme^-liave
A Qn+vr People Who Know KotKiii^f of
, . t*»« «r Money. ; heeil printeil-aT^Tim government pi int-
In tbe present-puMieal kin- of- tlm I in-1 ^ , lf . io . j tt H w.m.h'ifully short time,
perial (icographlcnl society **f Russia f’„ r i U Himtce, the Revim.i Htatutes, which
constitute a voiiipio x>f l.OitN closely
priTited—pages, wero p*t up. proof read
>f Russia
is the surprising announcement that
the TTiewsures a rmee of s-ieq t-Uou- -
sand people in tlic depiuTjuent of
Troust, government of Tiflis. know (
noth rug of the us<! of • money us !
a medium of exchangi*. 'J’lie unit of
vabiation among the primitive people !
is the cow. A horse, is valued at three ,
cows and a stallion at six. If a Chew-*
sure becomes enrmged and erneks his;
.neighbor's skull be is oblipnel to pay
sixteen cows, if lie Ipn-aks a born* of
his neighbors unn five cows will re
habilitate liim in tlio eves of society.
A wound in tlio forehead calls for three
calves. 1/ one cuts another in the part
of the face usually covered by the
beard tW-pMuishmcnl is comparative
ly Revere. The “doctor" places a*, many
grains of wheat along the cut- its pos
sihle. For each grain of wheat so
usc<l the criminal must give Up si row,,
'Wounds In tin* beardless part of the
face call for oiie-thi*rd ns many cows
only. The man who injures a neigh
bor's band surrender* sixteen cows.
Thirty cows even will pay for tbe ^oss
of an eye. - The people are sa-hf Uobe-
happy and contented. Xo misers exist
among them!
three time*, printed and d< livered in
bound form to the lion so of representa
tives between 5* o'clock, p. iiu, on n
Wednesday and Ik’ o'clock, ii<mn, on th^'
following Saturday, j-an interval of only,.
(17 hours. I’erhaps tho gi'eutest work of
Iiriuting ever undertaken anywhere wjts
th<* |Wlilk'atioll of lU.UUU copies of tile
rwords of t4«o-w;vr of ThitrUbelliou m lA)
royal oetan* volm.u s of NX) pages each,
at a total cost ojf ft,‘,’110,000 for printing
and binding.
This single publication will mfliiro
over 75.000 printers’ roams of wlnte pa
per t" print ft, and the composition will
ptsibablv erei’ed lino.non.(Hto.uou ems,
r I *--4 * r
5 l>‘U'o wi44-bo win'll the work is liuislu 1
" x '
^ Tforieit In SjrrrtnHtrir—- — .
ITorrm. it appear*, are taking kindly
to sjiectacles. The Optieiau, which has
mft<lt)'si>ecial investigations hito tho sub
ject, givi*s tho case of a short righted
Jiorso whoso owner onleird for him a
)mir of upectacli's. They xvcuv made to
fasten firmly into the head stall so that
they eonld not l>o shaken out of place.
At first tho animal appeared startled by
this qddition to his jiartioss, bnt ho soon
got used to his glasses and liked them
so much that when lie was turned out
to posture he felt uneasy and uncomfort
able without his goggles arid one Sunday
hnlig andind the barn and whinnied so
plaintively that the owner put the head-
-tall and goggles on him. u::d tho hone
was so glad that he rubbed the man's
shoulder with his nose as the only uieth-
»d of returning thanks.
D igiKwlm shfi'er froni short cighted-
siess have also Is'en provided witli spre- -
t.u le:*. .and have been abln thereby to
reeoipii/.e tiu ir canine aeqnaintanei S
much further off than liefore. , If the
syatiou is not cnrriuu further no great
harm will bo done, but suppose "uppish"
horses and dogs insist iqinii discarding
guggh'S for the ] ineenez or eyen the
monocle? Pnppies in pyeglaseca wuitfd
bo iutoUrable.—London Telegraph,'
he welcome
xra.
Reliable time keepers lor sale.
CAVEATf,
TRADE MARKS,
DESIOM patents,
COPYRIGHTS, otc.
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Kr«ry patent taken out t,r bn Ih bronglit Seturo
tbe public by a notice given froo of charge in Ui«
f rifUtitic Jlmettnui
I.nrvo»t rlrenlatlon of any fcolsntlflo paper In tho
World. Splendidly illiolrutcd. No lntelli*eut
piitn Ahonlil be without It. Weekly, $3.00 a
y«*«r; ft.tOrlx nontha Adclren** Ml IN N k CO*
cuithutiras, 301 i’.roadway, New York City.
4
BETTER THAIN
tTitsl afier t lieTyonvUlug, In Kbli Orleans a few montlis ngn, of eleven mem
ics.snd loy th« biieiness metropolis ot the country in ashe^ or under c« nffibuiich
iVithout discussing l ucle Bhiu’n Ability to take care of his possesftlou*
l akes pleasure, in inforniing the public that on his recent, visit to the North he
CMptured New York, New Knglanil and a big slice of the North-West. )|« went
supplied \i ith the ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified check!
and inerlihatits, mnimfucturers and Importers snmndered iiimn the first suuri
mqi)s. threw open their stocks and told MiChalson to help himself to all he want
ed and to pay tbem what, he pleased. They were demoralized by tbe outflow of
gyld to Kiirope and welcomed Michalson and bis money as a hard pressed soldiaf
cheers the comrades who come to his help and turns th« tide of the bnulc going
against his flag. . „ .
!M!ic!tLa,lsoia.
JlclfiedMtnsij.f in>eniHy. Tlie’nroofs that lie did so are as plain as thev enn tie.
The Charleston bound steanicrs, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Richmond A
Danville system are witnesses on his huhalfV. I hey Afe hurrying Southward a!
fast as steam can turn, thejr wheels the goods that he notniuaHy bought. Even
njlw^ the tirst cwiiK^nnicnj^are ciiniing in and V,
to do work on
in this coutury.
(iKO. 5V. Chofc,
Aiken, B. C.
J. H.
Hi’ l!CK IIA I.TKK,
Barnwell, B. C-
XYlirn TmiM-nn Vas '.Ia<!«* 11 !V«*r.
i spent with Lord Tennyson a long
n ,‘iii. g till nearly iridnight tlio.day be*
fen* lie took Ids oaths cud Ida sent ns a
pu r. Ih* was oi < npied a go.xF deal in
yviitiv;* and bringing 4b perfects.:! u
Croft & Burckhalter,
A r l T'OItX h. Vs* AT I . A \v
BARNWELL G- II.’, S. ('.' >
n.a a
Id ni" i
]»Mgu of. funr lines, whieh; Lc told
had given Mm luTnineh tnurlde ns ninny
a vnii liiiilive pismi of some lengih. it
efforts and 1 is rep etioii of them, fill hi s’
ear and his mind wej^perfeotly satisfied.
Next day I met him Ri t!v‘ hmisjeof h rlV
tVill praetiiT in all the Courts of this
State and tn-tb».* I’nttTtl Stat'ca-fourts.
Mr. Croft, will ntteu^^he Omrts ol
Barnwell Couuty muiluill maTier* of im-
porL’ine* will rcceiwi the personal at-
tvntion of each member of the firm,
may .fii-tf < *
Howard Bros* Propr’s,
liA'Ul^KKKsiaitil M %4 IIIXISI H
I ‘ - BLACKYILLK, S. C.
To the users of -Motive Power and
1 General Machinery :o
-We call your attentibn tothe fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
; Tools Mid Machinery
any Machine’ry used
j Such -a*
COTTON GINS,
GRISTMILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
PCLLKYS, IIAXt;ERS, v *
M I M. (7MARINO,
Shafting and costings of Iron or Brass
of any size. Special attention giveu to
GIN WORK.,T “ , x >'-
IJgi.Ing a first ela*;s Cin Builder, we
cau do all kindsof Ria Work, new brush
w Imels, new .saws, boxes, Ac, Saws
sharpened onlj- by hand. -
IMjlcliLalsoxL '
Invites the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring towns
Imy all the goods they mant *u cheaply that they will jTorget ali about the low
prieevof cotton, go home rejoicing with fresh courage to battle with hard times.-
- ■•Ad*it fiaalliil Hm.iir th.. l.-*-g«lt». th-at -^n.-i^lupn jrf
store lie asks attention to the following few example^ that sliow the comparison
of Northernr.ml Southern prices! , f
$ 11,000 worth of Now York clolhing-'-Mh-halson’s price, f(),00|k_ ^
"orth of Boston Shoes. Slippers, t $e.—Mit-halsoiT* price, $$,750.
$!i,(M»o w orth of Ladies I ires* GikkIs-^-M itba!;*n’s jirIee, T $5,t)W. ——•
$10,non wottb of Notions—Michalson’* price, >t>,0<K*.
$ 10,(MM w orth of (tent's Furnishing Good*—M-ichalaon'a price, $5,500.
$3,000 worthoU'urniture—Michalson’a price, fa,c00.
$I,(X0:w'ort)i of Tin and Wood ware'—Michalson'* price, $500. * . ■*.’
$]0,u<in w orth of Bacon, Hams, Sugar, A-c.— M iehalson'* price, $0,000.
S2,.>(M worffi of ( auiied Goods and Fmcy (frocertea —Mk*h»lsonVptU* T *l,00(? —
$.i,«)no worth of Axes, Hoes, Farm Hardware—.Michalson’* price, $2,500.
M,(mm worth ol Table Cdtlery and Crockery—Miehalson’* price,$500.
41,000 worth ot Kuggle* am] Wagons—Mtchahon’* prh*e. <*“50. —
These quotations are offered as texts for thought, presented a* sign hoard* tw
show the people thy best road to better times. Miclialson has thousands if gooda,-
Hr lias bargain* that every body'needs ami can afford. If you don’t sec w hat you
w ant ask for it. Michalson h7i*Tt, but does not promise to keep it alw ay*? Como
soon and in a lntrrv before tlie cream is scooped*. He hasn't time or tongue
enough to make a three hours talk, but he nil] heip the country more betweeir
now and Chrisiinn* than all the politicians ran do this side of the day of judg
ment, if buyers and st-Ners w Hfonfy come to th,e’pic nie Sherman’* camp fwl-’
ktirrxsjml Kilpati;jckV torch light trmiper* laid w aste our fair country. The
tarilf and ta\es And higli ]iriees have made'the people poorer year after, year,
Michalson is, tired of that. He w ill give this fall’s work to the good of the peo
ple. Instead of grasping-for profit he will try to clear expense* and mttke frlend*- 0 ^--
'V hen times g**t better Aii'l. tli? farmer* are out of trouble he will try to .make
money. That iwht* phit.form for six ilays in the week, and everybody i* asked to
come and *eehim standing there, gii log the best prices for i*otton and all coun
try produce and selling all kinds of good* to all sort* of (ample at only one price
and that below zero. ^
X
T ‘
"X
w
Tanks, Stack*, O
sg TafatrUnyine*, ^
Gint, Mills.
A'rXOKNrK.A'M A r r r.AW.
15.\R
not lesn than f,2(*MMM) actual^.IruukiLiff
N00 (lagcg each. These figures dwarf
those of the largest en<*vi-lMpe<lia-“eVcr j
jiuhlislied in any country or in any lan-
gtuigc.—Wii.shini'ton fttar.
1«*-
•ff 1 ,.*'
all v
OLD-TIME WATCHMEN'S RULES.
Th# rpHcemm of To-Day World \rrr!y
Thom.
TIk* following* instruction* to \-..*tolo
men are taken from the "Select--'.-n's
Minutes'' of Bostou, dated Noveuibe-r 1.
ITO'.i;
“In going tlio rounds care ren t be
taken tliut tjie watetuneii :uv w a-dsy,-
hiit behav^ tliemselvcs witli ‘ trietde-
oorum, Hiat tliev fiv.qu'-r ? '.y give t In*,
time of night and w;luit the v. eat her is
with a distineL but moderate voice,
excepting at times when it is neces
sary to pass in silence in order to de
tect and secim* persons tliut are out on
unlawful actions.-
“You and your division must ondeav-
I tVliy Siunj Fait*-. In Flakes.
Snow fails to tin* earth in flakes
< a use it is water soliiTnieiT in stai
cjysta!s,.eHC*ii Kii-Avtinke Iwing uVu
luade iqt of i ('vcr*.! crystal*, which nri*
k\'i sHvely liglit on account iff tie- large
qo-iniity «'-f air utijoug thr*fmmt purti-
<T.it ThgiihdwrrysfulH HriHoIrom tile
eloW (:i -ygo of l.’so water TUpor of
clouds, when tlio teiiUH-ruture i'qlls 1*-. j
low freezing jHiint. into Hie solid cotidi- 1
tion.tlie fairyjjke transformation taking j
place by the molecule or rmaltess tnde 1
p.-tident paTtivlesof the water groui»ing 1
thnn.'-elvcb Witli the utmost laathenpit- ,
ff-al rcguiarity uronml different centers. '
- Etieh crystal 1 f snow, as of anything t
else, is tin refore a niorc'or less perfect |
geometrical solid. Tin* most complete
snow crystals are formed in a gh ar at-
niosphcrc, where there is iiifflnng t<» re
tard the gradual proi-(*f<s of cryxtalliia-
tion or molecular cdustruetion.- Rain,
and saw him wrinr titnumrirnn- the roll
of pe*-rs.
The attendance in the house was. ox-
ceedingly scanty on tlrn't' hisforic occa-
rii-n. I do not tliink that a do*en (ar- ^
pons wa re j.rcacut. .The j,oet was not i:i
the smallest degree clati'd. His true
'eminence towi*W*d su)ir< tnely alsivc tire
adveiititioua lioiior,[ytlt he could not but
feej the gratification^which had arisen,
not from th'* fulfillment Of a kind of am
bition which lie-trad ifi'vcr felt, but from
tiui sense of tlio wamre fame involved in
the' yengfiiifion by Ids connfi-y of 1\je
prieelc? services wlpeh he had rendered
,to la-r literature.—London Sunday Mag
azine.
A J.oiijj Horst* < :$r
"A sti t car line.50.iuii<** long is jin-t-
4y-good for-lengtli,” said II. (5. Foiu.e at
tlic Southern. "Tlmre iH r.uclr a line in
the Argentine Republic, but it isn't the
loagcvt in the world. The street carbine
hetween Vera Cniz and Jahipn is G:i
mih s in length. 1 have ridden qn ityjijid
the trip isn't much Wprse.tlmn it us *1 to
Ih* to go to Lowell a few years ago on
Patterson & Holman;
.N/fCA’tX A'r \ v
R*X W MLL, S. G.’
Having associated onrsi-fic* tor tlie
practice of the law in all the Courts of
tin* Stall* eveepi ilit- 1'ioliaie 1 oiift and
in tile I'niled Mate-( "nr;-, we pledge
out hest, icryice* to all client- who/nay
tro-t <o> w itli tln-ir contiileiiee.
prompt attention
Our united prompt attention w ill be
give trtbaHfmsTtfess cotilideikto 11s.--
,1.0. 1*ATTK/18WN', H . A. Hot.MAN.
hi. J all ~
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
RarnWel), S. C.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
*?*■
All the Latest Novelties.
FADGY
- e
F
w
Mr, M. ?d’. POOSER, onr South f^aro-
lina represiM.iativr, will be glad to call
on j ers'"»ns in need of or Intending to
purchase machinery. ' 'tying’22'.
Scqjij po* -
■Sui.isg 'X8,|Rj
•auiyti^g ‘uopaliq
S
CO
It. A. Mi.i.is,
♦ '
G. M. Gkkk
EL1L1IS & GREBHE
whnt \vas tl^ol-l Fifth street lin** i-i this
city. Horse* arc changi-d about ewry 10 |
niili s. TYffcn the grade is.steep, they uro
changed at shorter intervals.
"The distamg* is covered in al Hint eight
hours? and (he ft^re i* 10 cents a mile.
The supi rintCndeilt of the line is a man
named Thrailkill, who was one of (jimn-
treli'a lieutenants during tho war. These
unusually long hors - c:tr lines that one
finds in South America arc relics Of the
first AttemptM at railro.'uL building, the
priinitivb road of this hind having been
devised somewhere in Massachusetts, tho
cars running on wooden rails and bei/ig
drawn by horses.’’—St. Louis Globc-
Denior '•
AX'roitXlsTV-i A'r I.A\V',
15AJt\'\V>:iX,'s. G. .
IVill praeticc in ail the Goutts ( of the
Stateaud i'jHttsl State* and give propept
personal attention to all bu*ines- cti-
trifsteil tq them. declo-Iy
\ * •' -
you want e
fine watch OR CLOCK ‘
StERLINO SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LGRY,
OR SPECTACLES,
1 V" |, T" ' ! -- ^ “ 11 ■ 1 1! '—y——
Send y jur orders to dr trio at
Jaso Allan & Co
235 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Do You Want to Build? i i) r . j. g p, MlhllOlS,
Dental Surgeon.
Blackvillc, S. O. v
J’ei-snns in Hart,well desiring fo build
would do well to *oe the' undersigned.
R. A FILMS. Arty . at l aw,
Barnw ell, S. p , Feb. 25, 1S1F2.
or to suppress all rout*, i-io/sand other „ n tbeother hand, ludug-a. liquid, fails in
disorders that may; bo committed in tin
night and secure such persons as. may
be guilty; that prupev stejis mav be
ta!»cn the next nior.-.iag .for a proseefl-
t ion as the law directs, wo absidntely
forbid your taking private ‘atisfaetion,
<ir any bribe that may be offered you to
let such go or to conceal their* ojicmc
trum the selectmen."
Wtiy CUu<Uioa« laiy Airak*.
John Addington Symonds, anMnglish
art critic, in his "Recollections of Ten
nyson" in tlie May (.'enturv, tells of a
conversation in 1 -ST,5 bctwceti t’u* lau
reate and Gladstone, in wbieti the
latter said lie always slept yvell. He
bad only tiVice l>ceiY kept awake by
Abe exertion of a great speech, in tlic
house. Oil both occasions the reeoTTeie
tion. that be had made a inisqnotatiow
haunted him.
drojis.—Immloii Tit-Bits.
9 - • • ~ , .
Avoid F.xi)tiiinitJ<»iiH. \
One hit of wisdom may Ih* condensed
into a pithy sentence. Avoid explana
tions. In some families nothing is taken
; for granted. Every hetinn, every dcci-
I sidn, every new* de]>artufe.T very accept-
ant’y or n jeetion of an invitation must
Th* endlessly talked and fussed over, ex-
| plained and re-explained. In that way
lie all sorts of-stumbling blocks. Asa
rule, beyond vourqiarenta ar ygur hus
band there .is nobody wh.o lias the right
to demand of yon oxplanatiomt at each
step of your onward path. Don’t give
thejn. E-talilisU a repul.itims for keep
ing your own eon use 1. It will serve you
well in iuany a crisis und lie no cud of a
comfort.—Harper‘a Bazar.
Wliat a Wouiati Never Ailmits.
That she,!* iajove.
- That eYir flirted. *
That slie hue* tight. .
't hat slie is tlfTd at a ball
That a! m i* fu"il of KcunuSt.
That hei shoe* an* toe* small.
. . jTbat she cannot keep a *yyn\:
^ hat it takes her long to (Ires*.
That she has kept you waitlbg.
That *h« use* anything |>nt pi w ler.
That she *a vs w hat *iic doesn't mean.
That rite Muohel when vou meutiotty
«da4/ar,tcuiar gciillyiH«n's name.
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law.
X l’AMBERG,S.C.
Office qv» r 1'he Bank uf' Ijaniberg.
Tnarriurf-— -■ •
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
AXT'Oli X K V- AT I. A \V.
BAKN’WMI.LG. H., S.G.
'Vil! give prompt arte n H o n.UrnUl bus-
it»e** entrusted i.i bis care.
January bUi, ls.*o,
UlES
•fd:
W. L DOUCLAS
83 SHOE noYWp.'
Beat Galt Shoa in the world tor the prtoe.
W. L. Douglasahoeaere sold everrwheie.
Everybody Should wear them. It la ■ doty
you owe yooxaelt to ret the beet value lot
Eoonomli
mm
IlsoH'S
NEW
regular
appointment* a*
iDomlme in your tootwear by
Dougtaa Shoes, wmoB
t value et the prices ad-
your money,
purohoalna W. L
represent the beat value et the prices ad-
vwttaed above, as thousands can testtt*’.
$jf- Take No Subatltnte. -»*
Revrarr nf t'ra-ud. >'nc» genulue without W. L.
immc auA prloe unuupetl ou bottom. Look
tot it whtu you buy. r
W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mas*. *oM by |
" F. 0. BOINKAU,
Allendale, B. G.
IVill have
follows:
At Uarntvoll, G. II fromi*t Mond.-.y
(or -ales-day) in eaeli inontli to M'ed-
utsilay evening. Rooms at Molair
Houm*. Officemi^o door* South of hotek,
on West or oppitsttc side of street."
At Sally’*, H. A. A X. R. R., from
3d Monday in each month to AVednea-,
d:ty. evening. Ollice a tv i‘rice’s Hotel.
Will be at nis honV ollice at Biackvlile
^vecyck’riday and Saturday fnhn 1st of
Fobruary to fioth September ifclnatye,
and every Tliurmlay, Kridayaml.Satur-
zlay, from l»t October to filst January
ipelusi vo.
Will makfCappoint.iuont* with patient*
to meet them at either of hi* office* at
any time.
Patient* will find it more comfortable
to have tbeir work-done~ at the office,
though if desired will eall on them at
their re*ulenc<ia.auy where within thirty
mile* of Blackville. ;
T. B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
S(>ci'i»i attention given to the oomputatlcn
* of watrr-powiu-s, tevUtng and drainage.
| A |nnU*| cart aodresM-d to in«- at- 'laitbis,
8. C. wtil revetw prompt atluiticu.
»* vxl
THE
ONLY PERFECT
FOR
.FAMILY USE.
Send for circular and twice ILt to
WUKKLER A N5TLSON MF'U. CO.
ix-U.Vri lyi
Atlanta, Go-
1
a frw riii' s, aud^ou will It »t»rlleil at llir unex-
pcclpd »iiri(.*s tlmt will reward 'OiircftbrlF \»
podltyely tilve tin- best bnniu*-* to niter an agmt
that can , he f<*unil on the face of Ihi* c*rtli.
S4.VOO profit on ST.V OO wortli of hn»lur»» i>
heinx fosily and honorably made by and (Mitd to
hionlreds df men, women, ho.'#. and girl* in our
employ. You onn make monry faitcr at work for
us tlniii von hnve .my idrii of. The hii*inc»< i.i *o
rw.iv to ie.-irn. and In-tnicllojn to idiiqih-nml plain,
tlnu all sai-ceed from the »tarl. Tho*r who lake
imld of the bU-imv* reap lhe advantage that
arim-s from the *ound reputation of oat of the
oide.-t, mori •weceiiful, and largi *t pudlishUip
houses In America. Sec .-re for yourself llieq>ro*te-
i that the hn-iuets soroadilivaml ltmuUorc(.'ly j Irids.
Alt beginners suepeed grandly, ami more than
realize their greatest rx[ieciitlions. Tin s e wlio
j tn it Hud t xwctl' w» wo telljliem. There isp'- uty
l of rmnn far a few more workers, and- we urge
j tln-m lo hegin at om-c,- If yon are *iread' eu»
I pl-ned, bill have a few span* nioniciiW, ami Wish
to li-w them to advanlage. then-write u» at once
(for lids i> vour grand opponauit.' . and receive
full imrliculars be return mHii'. • A>idres«,
TULL A. tO., ISox >t». *s*», .Wgualst, Tc.
.1 . . V
0OOBS
Hobby Horses
velocipe
T'ovS' Doll
Stationery
»—AND— J
... I-
PERFECTED nAPV CAliBIAGEi*,
i cmfiLLOsa ^
TMSOC sssets.
SsLity Tint ud Aivayt.
AND ROOK1.KTT5.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
.r*
FLl^H DUF.SSING
IfcASES, ALBUMS, FIG'
Tl'UK FRAMES.
/
Murical Inst^uqiPti.s Sliert Music. Guitar Violin and Banjo Sl/'ipg*
Z THE (iKM ROLLER ORgAN ONLY $6,00. - /
Agent f-ir rituue aud Organs, Rubber Stamps and Stencii*. Musiea. InktriT
mcnti( Repaired. • , ,
I’iatio* and Organs Tnritd and Repaired. •*
The largest and cheapest stock ever hrought to thi* city.
Gr. D. o. l:
ITO.
C^r -
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND, RAILWAY C(V
TIMl^ TABLE NO. 4.
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Fop the. government of Employee* only, Und not fot* pitblle it*e or liiWirtarihffy
e < oiHpaiiy reeerving thc-rigbt to firt-y therefrom when nett saary. wlthont n*!* *
' -v G. KH7 S, Superltitcmkmk.