The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 25, 1893, Image 4
COT CV£H V/tTH HU> v«»rS,
A ITnalimxl m»« C nlfi # li» i» l , lirro«i'»ilrt
; ~ to H!np l’rM< ;i< lukZtiK*
lie lia'l been Irrfjut'iit'j f lu* vie lit: i
|tbt Wifi; ! w *«>•• til* l« *
truit Free IV. v\ Lio trwftl ^
luost t»y tv tici'.^i' ^r wlio \v. ^ t i.li'-tl ltt
to U'H fortmic* witli tht; , ':ir;I.,urui nj
tlwT tviitTii piwi(.)us iiht .ijtP
got thf Inugit on rcraliin^xme
uJlyjff'Vhioidont oi- lii&~ pa- t ^ t,!ntt
licver occm-roJ. txH-in-f: >*:>!■■•
tvomnn near him that, \yas ;. r oin ' to
c.inso future U'onhlc; or Imviafr liim
tangie)! >i|> in tVeetai>a u hi»lt he would
l*o Hie la-^t man to rrxnmti'K 'flic
other day he fonuM i* pen* :rliiftl.iujr
^hr.-n,.l..;Mst-.*n the lie
~Ttvgn>rt -f rttntt t tri
ofi the way up tlrai itc liM
ing servant girl nt hi- houst* 1 who Was
a jewel in her 'pr *]>or rnpneitr. hUf S
good uyuiy things ha.I* 1m*.**u_- c»jyo<l
from tlio house since she enine thero,*
n*id whili* he could prove nothing‘he
Ml spec ted tlie W'oMatt, » VI feeu—tl H*y
reaeig ! the hou'tc t!ie wif<* iv:ts call
in and the benip i ii< j pj’ek r was set to ,
wdHf witlmut t he 'prellntinnrV t-if ww-bi—
.trod net ion. lie (h**ngli( he lun'w.fhe
lay of the land and proceeded a*•cord
in'dv.
, “I'hin woman.’’ iie -said. “lias keen
J*crcejitions. She is shrewd. t»ul K<mTB«
What after the manner oT a ,Y<ix. She
.lias a grasping di. position and eoy^t.
even tiling pretty that she sees, !;f l
owne 1 tiii ■ mbperty i Wouhl rye;! 1 iny
rpoon", and other silver locked up. I
"wort hi ten re no mo noy i '- ing a-r- »i ■ o* I r
and ns for jewelry " (
lint tliyre wvas a sudden bfii iking .lift
of the senn\‘. .".lohll. wjn* is
horrid mtHi - .’ I.aughing tit him. are
t.et ('t*
client, yon—yentpuppy, leave this honnu
before I bave yon kicked out. I ll —"
J!ut bv* was gt.vne on a dead run, and
when the Im-bnnd crmM' regain hi:
brcutli it was didiuit dy arranged that
the (lays of his p( rseeutiou were over.
A DfASOUCAL" CRY INDEED.
*t (*f lirri' 1 , von hi
wrtrt-
■' I -
The Favored Few
1’ietk tin* ripene,d|>olitict»i'udtnnVand tlic
tmillilude mum n ail iiml watch to earli
er Mich shares ** th^ tax lawit and tin*
wholfsOHio adiuiniHtriition of affalna in
State-and <hu»nlyntt*y it+k*w theiH»»But
ti the (I«reatrd c:indidfi!i r 7'll(l 'tlrt tifi-
nmbHiotta eltizcij Relief is nearer, mirer
kml a plenty for everybody, und the
way^ to get tliere’isWo plain and ea?y
that no one ntied go astray.
G. W. Wa^er,
MAIN STREET,
HAHtC WELL &• O',
T!»o StrnnKc \\ inrulun Hint \Xn* on
a .MoiintitUi
We were riding ' low ly, and carefully
down a steep hill in'the riierras. says a
Avritcr in llora 1 'and t'oniitry. The road
was handy wide enough for two hor'o-
ineiv'ahn-ast.
Suddenly a cry rent tlie air.
In a s<*coud. it was repeated and
bounded nearer.
The judge, my companion, ntb-re l
on emphatic Mmtcnce w liiidi I did not
catch and galloped bhek in desperate
haste, leaying mo p*rplc\ed and
amazed.
At that Instant the sharp, weird cry
was ri'peated nud immediately I was
confronted by the head . of u long,
heavily laden mule train. The. nudes,
with.their panniers, monopolized the
entire width of the fondr The animals,
painfully laboring, were on the run,
iinpelleil by tlio muleteor’a cries aSi l
whips, lie fore I realized my danger or
could turn.to avoid It the caravan was
Jipon me with Irresistible iinpctao:dty-
Jt doubled up my mule and wliirksl
him around asif he had been a child s
toy or a wisp of hay.
, Portu'iately the. r.addle girth broke,
and I was spilleij on the oppo'dte side
of the Collision, ilpw brose and clarn-
l>ered up that perpendiculnr wall in
time to avoid living trampled to a'pulp
l>(‘neath tlie rcnuirscde >s iiee.is of those
panting Is-nsts i rrmid-not comprehend
ivt that time, nor have I ever boon able
to do so:- bet there 1 w as mid there 1
ndbered, as if glued to thejriiclt, until
both mulosaiid dungertiaddtsnppeiiTrd.
The muieteers never cast eVeu one
‘dong, lingering bs'i’c behind,”
- To my a-sto.i'h lijnei’t mv poor mule
was unhurt 'and by an l by t he judge
f('turned, b>okitig uufeignoilly anxious.
“Why in the name of common sense,
did you.not rule back with me”” he de-
niandod.
‘‘1 heard the diabolical erv," I re
plied. ‘ Veit I did not understand it and
pd did tot nndersTttiid you* and there it
ts,” said tr
ImllvNIhsllty In \ c^ctatinn.
Tlie vegetation covering the slopes
of European mountains, us well ns
that on the great snowy peaks of the
Aryerican f’ordillora.*. and other ranges
has an individuality, a character of its
«e..n, striking even the most in differ.-.,
ent of tourist*, hv this flora nil is
dwarfed mid en -a .rmail seale*. The'
flowers alone, of relatively exaggerat
ed y/.e and generally brilliant in color,
seen to be ■abnormally developed. The
manner of grow th of the plants is n
mrprise to tluvu* ignorant (if their hi .v
tory and the caui.es of their peculiar
appearance. \\ Idle in the lowlands,
large plants, with spreading brahekes
and well dcvplyyed foliage, generally
'have flowers Mini tier than tlie h a’ci**^
the reverse Js true in the higher r *•
gions. Another crsily noticed pecul
iarity is that while the Alpine flora in
sunshine, show flowers of great size
and vivid coloring, as thegrentir.ns,
auriculas, anemones and vkuots, in the
shade,on the other luniflf, we find them
small and weaken color. TT:us, tlii*
"action of tlie suli's rajs on vegetation,
at great ejetuitions seems to be more
iutenseTnan on the plains.
' . . : \ ’
ntondr-i «: MtT*lclani.
A Now York phrenologist blonde
constitutions me -fav.orabU* to mu'ieal
sent iment and the thin skinned, lipdit
or anhurn haired individuals are nearly
always impulsive, imafrinativc. jioeti al
aruT InTenLd in the direction of ait
rather than science.
'Ki^ht on to/.G ItKKMO t V: Kl: HACKS’ Drug Storey
w • •.. ...'.'.h
_ BLMKVILLE, S. C., ==
FOR
Biirgnflis in ,^I4m4m4«Wv ■ -OHm, /V4ttrs,
RiuslH , Hi : l > rrl‘mn<■ i\. S*Ht*t*r Toiler' ajid Ftfiicy Artielt's,
etc., '■* --- v -
7 ' 'O .S' i > . . .-At
' -" •OO-
Tlie Finest Wntor and >filk Slinkcs, :r specialty,
“dust Now.-’
:
Aiisiistii and Aslicvillc Sliorl Line.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA RAILROAD
Schedule in,£jj.ect April 2?d, 189^.
1 .;:.'* p jn, Lid p III
T.Ogp iin.
Oil i> m
5.11 p in
i>.:t >in
(1.10 p m
To.U* p m
s fl.i p m
10,:«» p in
mi U Id p m
- »ttfra m
l.v. A nf,nsta A r,JULLft
Ar. Andei-<*u
“ Greenw'd T.v 7.11 a m !•.’ (‘J p ni
“ I.iuiiens “ ti.db a in JI .TVa m
111 20 a in
—d—
“ (lieiMiville “
u Spartanh'^“
itidrectne'
10.2) a m
To 0 a m
. TV, y. SilKl.kMA X t T'nitlio Manayof.
W.U t K V4(.. (; I’. A.
11. 1,. TOim, l . i’. A. \
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
.._ J. II. AVER11,1..-Receiver.
TO-
has kept busy during the dull summer
mouths in studying the markets and
eolleellt*f( bargains from all the leading
citiis and manufactories uotil lie has
packed every shelf and tilled every nook
and corner with a stock of General Mer
chandise that Is perfect in completeness
and beyond all competition in ebeiip;
lies*.
Totvn people say I am overstocked,
but I kmAv hetter It might he so If I
were to depend entirely on Harnwejl
trade, hut when my country friends
and thn general pttlfllc tlnd out how
large my stock and how low my prices
they will sl)AVC in the henertfs ofTored
y my ciperleuee and energy in'serving
their wants, tljieap and good goods
make npjlir thglow price of cotton. So
I Ipvite everrhody from everywhere to
l^on^j^ifo see mv goods and tlinl out my
prices, Mi
VOX, BARN WEI. 1, CjD. #. C
Session begins Thur«day,Sep
.- , temhet l*t. ISM. . ' j*
Full English Course. SpteiAl Depart-
riTeTitf * ^
Ancient and Modern T.anguages, Book- . . ,
temg, TvJexm^T,
M usfe.
Full corps of experienced teachers;
large, comfortable amt well furnlshyd
Us.n.i; * * * *
i don’t undertake to cntalogm
-them- for the Rst wontd he too Irttig for
putdleatioii. I can Suit all huyers In
fair
all lines and all that f ask is a
chance to prove my words good.
Oituf; iuatUhy lonjt^un;
EM’BNBEftt
Literary Department,pci month, $1.50
to $:t..'*o.
Music, per month, S.I.riO.
lV|Ogr»pliy, pey month, ^-OO. «
Book-keeping, per course, $10.00.
SU*uogr;i|.hy, per ixutrse, 0
Bonn!, per moutii, $7.00 to $10:00.
S» ml for catalogue. - 1 **
F *S, K. BA 1 LEY, Principal,
jnl vil] Willi-t"ii. S. (1.
Charles Zissett,
R THAU
S OF WARi
Jusl-aTtef tho4y n chi u^Au-N c wiftl eakaL aJs w
of the Matia by a volunteer'hand of American avengers
mess by declaring that King
les, and tfiV thf htisiitess metrojiolisol the country in nahesor under e« iitiihuiioij
' iVikbopt-dbtcuaaing Uncle Sam’* ability to take care of hta jiosaetsion* •.
Practical Watchmaker.
- Virat . door—sooth, of Brown TTonse,
Barh.weTl (1.1I..S. C., Offer* Ills services
to thepuhlRi. '■■'T. — ■
An experience of upwards of forty
years is the'best guarantee rhat he
knows his buslinss and wlll’glve satis
faction in the (Jualiiy of his work an *
moderation of hD clHtrges.
■Jteliable time keepers for sale.
CAVEATS,
TRAM MARKS,
DESIGN RATCNTS,
COPYRIGHTS, etoJ
For Information *n4 free Handbook writ* to
MUNN a co- xi iinoadwat. New York.
Oldnt bureau for Mrarlnc paleuta la Anenea.
Krery patent, taken out by u« la brousM licfura
III* public by a ooiio, (Iran free of ebarf* la tii*
ffieutific ^tnetian
larroat rlrenlaf loa of any aolnnttfle paper tb*
World. Kplaqdldly illu,trat*l. No intoUljrout
ikould tx> without It. Weekly. S.'l.tlll a
Address MnNN A tXJ,
mao . ^
yenri fl.Nlilz months.
VS
uitttmtMn, 301 Sraadwey, New York City.
G*o. Vfj Citorr,
Aiken, S. C.
J. B. BcrckiiaiJ-kk,
. Barnwell, S. C.
Croft & Burckhalter,
AlfTOttK fcVsl at' i. a \y
BARN WELL C. II., S. C.
Will practitT in all the Courts of this
State and in tlie United Stat< a < 'ourts.
Mr. Croft will attend the Courts of
Barnwell County and all matters of im
portance will receive the persobaK at-
twntion of each member of the llrui.
•nay 29-tf -
Tankt, Stick*, 5
. Tuba*, Engine*,
Gini, Mills. ^
CHARLESTON, SAVA'NNAmAND FLORIDA,
VIA YKMASSEK. ^
g-2k.41-uiL.J-A'
5. l() p m
iy 0 j) m
1> m
— ' L 'i'i a m
* (!, n p in
* . 0.55 p fh] “ Port Ibiyal
For further in.fonn:ilion caR uphiuir write
—Lngiist-u-Ar-ld tlj 41 ml,
Yeniaxsec “ j y.tH» a in
1 » III#1'■*.'•*.I, | «l
A r 1 liarlest’n Lv ?.T> a m
S:i\annah •* ".<¥> I m
“Tfnek’nv’e “ W.55 p m
“ Beaufort “ S.02 a m
7.0O a Ut,
' tV M. J. CRA Hr. tidier (1 Pa'-engef Agent., Auguafa. Gtj.
.K. L..'1'OI>!►, T. P. A., Room JUl Dyer Bnildiug, Augnsta. Ga.
JuiBjJ put p
|T '3u|j|» a ‘X*i|nj m
p 'iujyiqs 'uopaju) cf> -
Mr, F. M. POOSER.our Soiifh Caro-
Jiila representative, will lie glad to call
on persons in need of or intending to
purchase machinery. [aug22
R. A. Elms,
G. M. Gkkk
N lAV STOKE, NEW GOODS
I Ikiyp opened a First Clnaa. Gj’oi ery Store in the town of
WIXiLTCSTOdST*
Mv Stock is rmshnntlof (he 1>eht ; qualitv, consistingfql
11 (*«\ v tuid . I.Tinf-y Ciroeeries, (’nnned (roods, Fruits, “Fiiie
Cnmlies and (’raekers. ( ! i^;irs, T<d);ieeo. Also
In addition to mv spick of (rroeerk s and Fancy (roods,
l am renjlv- to otl'er at I<west prices for cash, a uk*.e line of
Dry (roads*, Notions, (Shoes a nth J fats, aDo Crocjiprv and
(i lasHwaiff. All of the ahovtuhavc hoen ^ircfully selected
and will be sold cheap. Call and examine my .^Qods mid
prices. - C'JirMM. • ■ 1 - *
Nice New Orleans Molasses at 2o ets. jier (rallon.
Nice New Orleans iSvriip at .10 ets. tier gallon.
(iOODS DKI.IVFRK'D FKEK W T OX.
iX, Ij- ■WXLSOXsT,
w.rLT.xsi’ON.s. o; * v’ -
ElibiS <& GREEHH
AT'TOUXICYS A.TJL AAV, *
BARNWELL, S.C. _
Will praaUfw in all the Courts of the
Sfeitoapdl'tiited State* and give prompt
personal attention to all business en
trusted to them. declo-ly
Do You Waal to-Build?
I -—I
Person*_iu Barnwell desiring to build
won hi db well to see the. ftndersignod.
’ R. A ELLTtj, Attv . atl.aw.
Barnwell, S. C , Feb. 25, 1S92. ■ >
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE noVWtp.
G. W . W AIKKlt.
WALKER k WILSON,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BARNWELL, 8. C.
A well assorted stock of Coflin* and
Caskets of newest style* constantly uji
hatidhnd for sale at reasonable prices.
Prompt ntul eil'eMent niretitiou paid, day
- Beat Calf Shoe In ibe world for the price.
W. L. Douglas sboea are sold eTerr«(b«re.
Bverybody EhocUl wear ttett. It Jan duty ; or ^ri P +, r t 0 tlifnvan’W of aH mitrans
yoo owe yearMlf to ret the beet value toe vrrngnr. io uie w an^F or an patron*
your rneney. Ecor oraTro to yoor footwear by + Mr. V» tlsonjiy loado a special Study
porohaaing W. L. Douglas Shoes,whicb of dlsinfeclltig for two veat* mid oiler*
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law,
^ HA M BKK(,. S. C.
Office over The Bank of Bamberg.
uar-20tlf
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
ATTO1 tN K V- A.T-L, A. W.
BARNWULC C. 1!„ 8. C.
Will give prompt attention to all bur-
iness entrusted to hi* care. p
January Vth, 1890. . ...
s
NEW.
pfi-ARtf/
l ake* pleasure In Informing the public that on his rcccht visit to th^ North M
captured New York, New England and a big slice of the North*\V’ent. H« wrs*
supplied With the ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified check*
and merchants, ffianufaethrers and Impoiter* surrendered upon the fim sura*
mons, threw open their stock* and told Mlchalson to help himself to all he Wotit- 1
ed and to pay them w hat he pleased. They were (lolnoralired by U»e outflow ^>f , t
gold to Kurojit* and welcomed Micbuisori iind his money ».« a hard prestr^soldlaf
cheer* the comrade* w hy come tv hi* help and turn* th* tide of tlia battle going r
agaiust hi* flag. _7* *
DMOLcliadsorL
ITpiped himself liberally. ' Tlie proof* that he did »♦ «f» a* plain na they can he*
The Charleston bound steamers, the Atlantic-'Coast Line and tjM KichmOl
Danville syalem are wlrnesse* on his buhalf. j They are hurrying Kouthwardiaa-
fast a* *t.eain can turn their wheels the good* that he i\ml!ially bought* -Even
now thb lirst eonsigmuciH* ary <5ouiing in and
Invites fhepeopled cop*e from alltlie adjacent c*otHitry $trd neighboring town*
huy.all the goods they want so clteaply that they wttPforget all about the loaf
- * , go homere jo teing with fresh chorager© tiattle with hard time*y
‘ UrttWCvtli Wl 'M baJwwLWa* 1.8
is a
■partial list of the good gu.«L .an>l groat. h«*gaiaa. Lbat..MiyhltltoiLh 1
r asks attention to the follow ing lew examples that'?how flie 'comparison!
stone he asks attention to the follow ing few examples that' show
of Northern and Southern prices:’ - ' \
$11,000 worth of New York clothing-—Miehalson’s price, $1
$7,000 worth t>f Boston Shoe*. Slippers, Ac.—MFchaWotfs p
tlean^a pi-ica, $5,
rRe,$4,7$a
GOO.
V
lachine-Works,
^ “ V,
Howard Bros. Propr's,
Ib’EUl.'fillElUsinnd VI %€III.ND*TH
——-- BLAGKV4LLE, S. C.
To the users of Motive Power and
General Machinery:
We call your attention to the fact that
we are prepared, w ith latest improved^
^Tools and ■Machinery, to (hi woVk'on'
any Macliinefy used iu this country.
Such as Y '
COTTON GIN8,
URfST MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
, PULLEYS. HANGERS,
fevt Mil.!, (iEARING,
Shafting and castings ot IrirtV or liras*
of anv size. ' Special attention given to
GIN WORK. - *
llaving-a lirst class Gin Builder, we
can doall kiudsof (Jin Work, new brush
wheels, new saws; l>ox**s, Ac. Saw*
sharpened only by baud.
jnlyll
Patterson &: Holman,
ATTOIiNKYH AT LAW.
BARN WELL, S. C.
Having associated ourselves for the
practice of tlie law in all.the Court* of
the Stale except :hc Prubate Court and
in tlie United States C(*urt<, we pledge
mu best services to all clicnfs who may
tru*t us w ith their crtntld^nce.
Our iinitciLTiroiiipt attention w j)l
given to all buailifc** Con tided 10 U*.
J. O. Paitkrson, ^ W. A. Hoi.man.
jan7 “ N *
$TI,(I(*1 worth of LadTeirT)res* Gm-ds—MlehaiMm 4 * i
$l(!.(Ki(i w orth pf Notion*—Mlchalson'* price, $ti,(>uu.
$10,(K*i worth of Gent’s Furnishing Good«—Mlehalaon> price, $0,500.
13.000 worth of Ftirnitnre—Michalson'* price, $2,000.
$l,o< i d worth of Tin and Wood ware—Michalsoti’* price, $500.
$10,000 worth <rf Bacon,'llama, Sugar, Ac.—Miehalaon’* pric«, lO.OjOO.
$5,000 worth of Axes, Hoes, Farm Hardware—Mlchalson’* price, $2,t00.
$1,000 worth of Tilde Glittery and Crockery—MlchaUon’* price, $iC0.
$1,000 worth of Buggies and Wagons—Mlchalson'* price. $750.
These quotation* are ottered a* text* for thought, presented a* sign board* Uk
show the people tiio heat road lv bettertime*. Mu-halson ha* thousand* )f good*.
He lias bargain* that everybody need* andean afford. If you don’t aee w bat you
w ant ask Tor it: Mlchalson ha* It, bnt doc* notypromfse to keep It always. Como'
soon and in a hurry before the cream I* scooped. He hasn’t time or tongue
enough to make a three hours talk, hut he w ill help the country more hetweew
now and Christmas than all tho politicians ran do thl* side of the day of judg
ment, if buyers and acller* w ill only come to the pie nio Nliermaii’s camp fol
lowers and Kilpatrick's torch Ij'gbt trboiier* laid wasio our fair country. Tho
tariff and taxes and high prices have made the peojde poorer year after year v
Michulson is tired of that. He will give thl* fall’s work to the good of the peo
ple. Instead of graspiiig for profit he will try tocloarex|»ciiRe* and make friend*-
When time* get better aird the farmer* are out of trophic he will try to make
money. That is hi* platform for six days in the week, and everybody i* asked tw.
'come and sec him standing there, giving the best price* for cotton and all coun
try produce and selling ail kinds of goods to all sort* of i>eople at only one price
and that below zero. - •
THE LITE MERCHANT,
ParnWell, S. C
Spectacles in Steel, Nickjg and Gold.
Ail the Lalcsl Novelties.
FARGY
lEBOOBS.
Hoiiy Horses
PERFECTED BABY CAKUlAGEd,
CRYSTAL LENSES
ftulity rust mA Alvsjt.
St J v you want i
PINE WATCH OR CLOCK
■ — 1^,—Gu. : — '_ - - - • -
STERLING SILVERWARE,
i ± ■ ■ ” »
, RICH JEWELRY,
CUU18TMAS CAnDS-
AXD BOOK LETTS.
J\
IT.CFlt TIRKSSTVff
FINEST QUALITY TABLE
: LERY,
CUT
OR SPECTACLES,
Send y >ur order® to or <»’*< hi
Jasl Allan & Go
285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON,^. 0.
reproeont the best value at tho prices oAr
▼art la ad above, aa thousands oaa taattt*.
. 49- Take Na Substitute, jr* -
Beware of fraud. Hone aensio-' without W. t.
DcbcIm asm* auu r-rtj* kUitipcU oa botuou. Luuk
fur u wben /ou bvjr.
W. L- Ifoujlas. Brechton, Hass. Bold hr
Y. G. BOINEAU,
Allciidalc, S. C.
Hie advantage of hi* experience in Hurt,
branch of the huatne**.
We.will, k-bapovgr.desired,-prepate
bqdiy* for sale t»tt*porfatiou for intcr-
m«tu aldiatiint piaVcs. .
(•dice, at N—Walker’s .Store,
Main St. Rarnwcll, Night call* at bU
yaidcucc.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
Special attention given to tho computation
of wat«T-]>ower8, leveling and drajhage.
> A poKtal card aodreased to me at Mat tins,
8. O. will receive prompt sttenUoQ.
■ ovti,8> lv<
Dr. J. H. E. MlbHOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
BlackvHJe, S. C.
Will hare rcgttlar appoltUtaenta a*
follow*:
At Barnwell. C- H from l*t. Monday
(or *ale#-(lny) in each irtonth to Wod-
hc.saay ovonlng. Room* at Mobilr
Hnn»e. () nice !\VP doors iso Util of hotel,
bn Want or opiKHlro side of street.
At Sally’*, B. A. & N. R. K., from
3d Momlay in each month to Wednes
day evening. OtUeeJtt Price's Hotel.
Will lie at Id* homeotlicealMackvllle
every Friday abd Saturday fmm lat of
February to Both September Inclusive,
and-every Tliyraday, Fridity andSatnr-
day, from 1st October to 3l*t January
lnclu*lVe. ■_ - -
Will make appointment* with patient*
to meet them at either of hi* ollice* at
any time^ . .'
Patiertte willJind.it nvo?» somfortable
to have their work done at <he office,-
though If drtvired -.vllleall cm theta at
their residence* any w^here withffrthirty',
mllaa of BU/nkvilh).. x,
Toys’ Doll
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Musical Instrumen-a Sheet MuaicJGuijar Violin and Banlo Mring**
THE OEM ROLLER ORGAN fLNI.Y $5,00*
Agent for Piauos and Organs, Rubber Stamps and bieneiia, .Mumai
ments Repaired.
Piauoa and Organs Tuned and Repaired. %
. Thy* largest and cheapest stock ever hrongtit to this city.
GF. 3D. O. Xj^-InTG-E,
3STO. (27. “R.
Bhiekville 9 S C.
Instf'
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
Time taht.e no. 4.
In Effect April 18th, 189), at 6o0 o’clock A. M.
* (lath Meridian Time.7
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HOU'fH BOUND.
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ORLY PERFECT
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Send for circular and price iiat to
WUEELRR & WILSON MF’G. GO;
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WORK FOR OS
a few davi, and von will he starlted at the unex^
pected MiceeM that will reward row e<drt». W#
podtlvelr hare the be«t b«dii(»a to offer nn afent
tliat can lx* found ou the (ace of thi« earth.
•43.00 profft on «7» «« worth «*f hnsloMa I*
beluf cMibr and hui((>rttbl> made bj and i«M to
hundred* of men. wwm«, bo*», and plrh in our
■dinlor. Ton ean make moner faster at work for
us thaayouTiar* any Mr a of. The business Is »o
M*y to frarn, rad Inrtraotious so simple and plains
that all •Kcreed from the start. Tlmee who tHlce
hoM of tlie bo*ine«* reap the IdruMage that
arises from tho *(»und reputalio* of etie of the
oldest. Most succetiful, and larfe.t publulnnR
house*la Aweriea. «e«»re for ys^eW the woflt*
that tlie business so madily and handspmelr >*Md*.
All berMner*. soeoaod ffvmndly. aad MOftAhaa
realize tlreir greatest expectations. Thcie who
trv it tlnd exastlr tu w*> tell them. There is pb.-nty
of rooia for a few more worker*, aud we ur^e
them to twria at once. If you are already
ployed, but have a few spare moment*, and ww"
to use them tp advanta|e, then write Ur's! oaee
ica. - .
(for thl* is your grnad opi«>rtunityi, and receive
full partleuiars by return mail. Addrts*^
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■ ^ TolOgraph Offices. -A . .
For Hu* government of Employees only, and not for public nr* or informiithv*/
l|i« CompHuy reserving tho right to Vary therefrom when neci »sary, without no*
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