The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 15, 1893, Image 4
hU tx%9cf
vra* oboe aakod
feen t of hi« happinfw. *1 cannot aay
tliat I am what ofie would call happy,"
he awtwcred, "Imt I am-well—‘non
expectant* would prolwV'-T fit the caao
VatW than ana term I could ur*. i
- - ^“ *» >«• -I---.-* -f—*in if |flnr
think a ffreat d?nl of the uhhapplneaa
<* of thia world comoiC /com expecting im-
‘ poRRihilltieBr thef«\fore I Utug ago taught
lnyaelf to tehe fcHVll thailcfi\l«P*s wWt-
ever eauie that was not actually cell."
That roan Heed long and died happy
M * goo& OM Kira. ‘‘Mora than tWa, ItceJ-
wa* universally mapock'd and loved
•nd waa a welcome guest at evory fire-
aide where he was acquainted. And
this, not ahrae. becaiuc ha chiincod to
tx 1 agreeable and not trouolexoine, but
Uvauae he alwaya oarrled with him a
fund of quaint, hoinoly pliiloaophy,
which fitted Into the chinks of every
day life aud smoothed mown rough
places, and so cushioned over the aeiisl-
* tis’e spots of humanity tliat the buffetr
fug of tl»e world touched them f.00
gently to hurt, Uuhuppy or unfortu
nate man, woman or child never parted
company with him tliat there was not
» more complacent expression on
the troubled countenance and a
little gleam of comfort e-f^d
rest in the heart made sonj
by trial and sulTcrliig. And yet hta
Only theory was contained in the
words: “Well, well, child, don’t you
expect too much of pnopleosnd thing* ”
And there WeiH* always a bit of Uluatra*
tion, an aneedote, a dry jal*e, » twlit of
a word, whtrh rmphanired and pniuita-
ated his plilloaopliy, anil left their Im-
preaaion on the mind of the liatenm'.
** lie never la<1ulg«Nt in what might be
called •‘preaching," hut wa* aq full of
homely commonplaces and what he
used to epll , Vven-day#-in-the-wcek
patience,’’ that it wwa mo^e restful and
refreshing than tlie most hrlUiunt ora
tory or t^ie^noat finished dhtcourse.
I’here are so much health, wealth and
peace of^mind In the non-expectant
idea, tliat one can but wonder that
more attention Is not given to the pro-
pagatiqn of it, and more full explana-
tlona of its beautiea and bloasinga.
Who iias not made preparations for a
Journey or an cxcuMtion with tiie high
est anticipation filling the mind, with
— everything favoroMe rend-everybody
apparently hnnt on having the best
poasible tii«4 «mly to come liaek bored
and dlsapWntiil and aimost, if not
quite dianjiM And again, wlien
starting ou*f>n some expedition of
both, how many
fged, as It were
instances to go
eeesaary thing?
hat the errand
ne of long-re-
ires, resnlt-
ges or profits
ut moat of ua
iences of tills
some-
Consequence, gave us the keenest
pleasure.
If, on the other hand, we had started
out expecting to find everything rose-
colorcd, and full of the idea tliat all
things were to be arranged to suit our
whims and fancies and fit ia with onr
caprices, the chance* are that at |he
first turn there woald lie some break
in the chain of affairs or some unfavor
able phase would present Itself and
throw us Into an Irritable
Biood, which Would lost for the
rest of the .dolp * It Is so easy to
be dUappcMted when #i*< jthe
mind ii ifcfiia Mphofihe' prospect >of it n-
' Interrupted pleasure; so easy to let the
brightness ol U^lfidififk by ua white we
grumble dbonV otir Tetty mfsAirtune*.
How much better It would he to curb
our capricious hopes and fancies and
take a more reasonable vl«w of things.
It U unreasonable' ami silly to Imagine
that-raatterrf 1 wFlf always go ourwayr-
liidced when we sit down quietly and
look the situation squarely in the face
we know tliat they will not do so; for
the course of life is a very crooked and
twilled affair, and Us paths are lull of
thorns and uneven places, and there
are many obat&cle* and alippery steepe
along its line. Why, then, is it not
more wise to recognise the fact und to
calculate accordingly?
Tq realize the undhrt&ipty of all of
our plans, and then to take into Cqn-1
bideration the fact that the little pleas- |
tfrt t»« derive trtfm Hfc te repHy 4
clear gain, are toTiave aolved tlje pn>lv ] . -
lem of life. It will save us .indny dia- *51,,
appointments and heartaches if wc can hmcKUlle . . 1;
adopt and live up to the motto:
‘•lilesscd are they whoexpcct nothing,
for they shall never be disappointed.”—
N. Y. Ledger. » i
Mr. F. lif, 1*008
llna representative, w
«>u,|>*vrsou» in >ie*‘jkotte r iotff diii/ajga {
HBTubnsiyiuagfiipte-y. *
ms-.
CAV»«te.
TRAM mark*.
OBMOb RAvaarb,
■ OORVBHJMT#,
For IntnfaMUkm snl * ' *” “ * ~
8 m MSSSiW
Wwt bw«M for •ocurliiK patunU ta Ax
■ fWfMtsnt liUwi out br u« Is broach 11
i paWiu by s notloa (ivao fraa of abarca In the
I free ITand book arttsto
BuqsoHar, Maw Tonx.
irerlnc patanta la Ainorln
oat Ur an la broach! kofwf
• Clvao trs* of charge to Uu
apor In tbs
Intel Mcont
Lamct rlrralatlos
worlU.
.0*o. W. (’uqrr,
Aiken, M.
J. H. HtTRCKMAr.TKN,
Barnwell, S. 0.
Croft & Bure/(halter,
VATTOniV R.YH AT I, AAV
BAH.WVKU, C. H., 8. C.
. >
>Vill practice In all the Courts of Mila
State and in the United States Courts.
Mr. Croft will attend the Courts of
Barnwell County and all matters of im*
portanuc will receive the personal at
tention of each member of the firm.
ni'iy VU-tf
K. A. Ki.i.ih, (J. M. Grk*
EUbIS & Gf?EEtfE
A'irroItNKVvt AT L.AW.
BARXWEU-, S.C.
Will practice In all the Cbuits of the
State and United States and give prompt
persona] attention to all business en
trusted to them. docle-ly
TO
„ IO „WEW
w-mi
TIIE COLUMBIA, »h the
vvIuhjI mttelc. The Tope Mtuiufae-
turitig Company tlntroughly war
rant tiie tire, as the least liable to
puncture’and easiest mended,
y- v-u-t V-
The best is the cheapest.
Catalogues famished oh applica
tion.
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS
v • " ' ' * . ..
,J, hitAuapmiedja Smi. Ch»i» Grocery Store in the town ol
•r I t :! r f A VS O Ow;» J \ ! • *• ' • :
JL, ' ‘
My Stock is fresh and 6f the best quality, eonsistiur of
Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Canned Gotab,' Fruits, Fm«
Candies nlid Craekers, C'igars, Tobfitco. Also
_ la addition to my stock of lirocencs and Fancy
I am ready to offer at lowest price* for cash, a -nice line of
])rv Goods, Notions, Shoes and JLIats,, also Crockery and
Glassware. All of the alxrtre have been carefully selected
mid will be sold cheap. Call and examine my goods and
prices.
Nice Now Orleans Molasses at 25 cts. per gallon.
Nice New Orleans Syrup at 50 cts. per
GOODS DELIVERED FREE JN
r gallc
a non.
CT. Xi. ’WILSOlsr,
^WILLISrON. H. C.
' i..,., in
Augusta and Askville Short Line. :
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROUNA RAILROAD
Schedule in effect May 28th, 189L
tri» pmr 8,:kf iTmiLv. Aii),uMa Ar.' p m, 2u0p m
0.30 a oil <>.30 a m
fi.24 p m l i 40 p m
7.30 p in
4.30 p m
f'--" l> o»
T.OW a iq
II.IS a in
ill.t*:ip iu “ bailn-o*
G.AO ii m i.3<) n m Grcenvlllv “
thilO p uitl.10 f m “• Hpoiteibh'ff “
Itl.R) p n ...v “ Abbeville f t
Ar. Anderaop •*
“ Oreenw’d IA
5,fi0 p m
3.1ft p H*
11.51 a
10 30 a
3.W p m ttn#«4 a vn
M <ra m
W V. SHF.U.MAX, Traflk Mauiger.
W, J.CKAHi. U. P. A. ^
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n. i^touip, t.
i A nfi t
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
. J. H. AVKBlf.r., Receiver. —r~
p m l/T. A
“ Yum
ArChar
FAMILY USE.
Send for circular and price list to
WUKlvi.KK A WILSON MF’G. CO.
1 * Atlanta, Ga.
Lange. *»7 R R. Avr.
for Baby Carriagex,
■Cra^uet and Boxv-RhII Oodds.
’hpt-f'.Trr:
8:5h p. in; ift.3'1 p m
13 JC p. in. d.t 0 p m
10.30 tt. HI. p m
7.3d p. m. 7.M b b»
- - 350*. m. fi.42 p ’fn
4 .10 (10 a. ni, ,0.35 |> ni
For fi rth«r Inlortoiatloacall
fi M. J. CRAIG, <4oncra] Cauftftgvr A^f
a. L. TODD, T. 1*-A.. R««m 904 U^fir U
tstx Ar.il3.lft p milk3ft p. in.
tsee “ I IMR) a nr.».40 p, m.
tst'nl.vl 7.3t* a ni 4.17 p. m.
fnGMft p. »i.
"'Hi:
4«SS p. ni.
rite
ant, Augusta, Ga.
uilding^iigoTiU. Ga.
“ Savannah H 1 I.** a fiinkS
- I'uV »vt» s ia
Music, per month. fi-l.-IQ.
frlegraphy, per mouth, *3.00.
r catalog!
r N. K. BAILEY, Principal,
JulytM] WUlLton. S, C.
Charles Zissett,
f atchmakep.
FI fat door afluth of Brown ITousv,
Bartiwvll C. IT.,S.O.,offer*hi*services
tp the nuhllc.
An expertenre of upward* of forty
Aar* Is the Iwst guaranto* *hat he
nows his business and will give satis
faotloB lu the quality of xhls work and
the moderation of his charges.
gflT Reliable time keepers for tale.
Machine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
MAWI.WK
BLAC’KVILLE, 8. C.
l" W^'Bb» user* «C Mateo* Fairer and
Cte—rte’Matfiil—** ’
We call year Mtenteoti to the fact that
we are nrc|>ared, with latest Improved
Tools find WaehHwry, to do work on
any Mach lurry used hi thf* country,
fiiwh a*
CffTTON ODMt,
UK1ST MLLIJS.
COTI’OX PRESSES,
\ . PULLEYS. UANGERS,
, , MILL GEARING,
Shafting amd Cbatmaa o> Iron or Brass
of any *t*e. S|»ec|al attention given to
GJS WORK.
Having a first olass Gin Builder, we
can do all kiiulsof Cin Work, new brusii
e heel\ new saws, hoBes, Ac. Saws
sliarpcnsd only by head.
Patterson A Holman,
ATTOIfitWKYs* A.T I.AW.
• 4 BAKX WELL, S. C.
TTmvIng ass4x-i*te<l onrsslvos for the
practice of the law In all the Court* of
the^Siafe except Hie Probate Con ft and
Ip the United State* Courts, vre pledge
out beat services to all clients Who may 4
trust ns with their confidence.
Ohl 1 United prompt attention will be
given to all (msiaess confided to us..
J. d. i’aTTKRSOX, w. A. HoiJU*.
> j»n? ■
you want b ' ' ■
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JKWELRT,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LERY,
OB SPECTACLES,\
,8ead y j«r erdtrs to or ’cab at
Jas.
FRANCIS F CARROLL, Jr.,
AiTtornry-jlt-Law,
BAMBERG, S.C. 4 ,
Odlce over The Bfink of Bamborg.
majr-afitf
l A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
~ jkTTlFjgygy-AT-L.AW.
l&RNWELf.€: H„fhie.
Will gliW prompt attention to all bus-
Rncss entrusted to his care. ,
# January Mb,
fBFKINO STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
K'lglUlt K •sat llvsl.
The Inimitable flavor for whleh.tha
“Uooat Bee# of Old England^ was once
famous is said to be rapidly deteriorat
ing and probably bo one of the present
generation has any real conception of
what the,toothsome qualities of En
glish beef formerly were. What is
known of English cattle now is that
they are artificially reared, artificially
fattened and killed in a utmte of imma
turity, the wliole object of the breeders
being to rush the animals through Jheir
short span of existence as quickly as
possible in order to secure the dimin- ;
ishlng profits which accrue from their
sale. The whole subject of cattle feed
ing has just been brought into notice
by a new deviceJor smearing the toasts
with olhd The firm which iaexpldfclng
the process points out that it is pot in
tended to fatten cattle by absdrption
through the skin, but to prevent the
loas of heat, and thus eeoaomuuf food.
—M. Y. Time*
,h Chain aud sUh Ureases.
* Challl and India silk frocks for girls
of eight to fourteen years are made
with a high bill* oeamless w^ist on a
fitted linixg of white satesn, and
trifbmed with bias bretelles of the ma
terial. very wide on the shoulders, bor
dered -with three or four rows of nar
row satih ribbon of the prevailing color
of the figures in the goods. The * Look-
collar la of oriental dace draped on aatio ,
ribbon, and a frill.*? the iaqe falls fro ns
the elbow of puffed tUie vea The skirt,
of three and a htlf or four breadths,
has three bias ruffles widely separated, ‘
and 1* gathered to a ribbon bejt, or else '
b** a wide girdle of folds of the mate- i-
riai made on a lining and shirrod in (
two frills at the back. Velvet ribbon,
la osed on chain dresaes In rows on the
*kirt and on the bretelles or bertha i
■Abe waist—Harper’s Bazar. j
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M
m
Dental Surgeon'
Blaekville, S. C.
Wilt have regular appointments a*
follow*; .4—
At Bafuwell, U. H. from 1st. Monday
(or salds-day) in each month to Wed
nesday evening. Rooms fit Jfolalr
House. Office two door* South of botrl,
^on West or opjioslte side of street, v
AtSkUy t ». B.*A. A N- R- 8*»
3d Monday In each month to Wednes-
' day evening. Ofilpe at Price’s Hotel.
Will be at bis home office at Black vllle,
every Friday APd Saturday from 1st of
February to 30th Beptenluor, Inclusive,
and e?ery. Tfi"r»day, Frldav and Satur
day, from 1st October to 31st January
inclusive. . , -a*. ...
1Y HI make appointment* with patients
to meet them at either of hi* onces at
any time. .
Patients will find Itwprwoomfortable
to have Xitelr wotk done at the office.,
toougb If desired will call op them at
their residence* anywhere within thirty
mlleaqfBUekvHU. ^. £
vq
WORK FOR US
i that all »*rr**e frea
utaMi to m
Thaw vteMakc
atttfSSi’SJWWk’S;
oMm*. Met »—asMtel eeA Imeew mMi*tae
All berlaaeni »#eoae<l rrsnSlv, aa* aior* than
tbaa writ* a* at onac
' rfsalve
mate ihwa ta Mfaaisggqam jpiw a*
TME * CO ,
*kex pleesarejn Informing the public that on hla recent vlelt to the North ha
England and a big slice of the North-West. H
aud certified
Tor
captured New York, New England aud a big slice of the X
snpplletl with tto ammunition of gold, silter, greeatock*
rat «am«
Ubavgwtt
Mitfiew ef
I sed soffite*
ittle go!fig
JS&icIxetljaoiaiTaom
f did so are aa phdn as they can
thJrhe imhiinaBrbniflht. Kmr
»ml mervhatits,'tnstllifaCturers *0^ importers •etirreiMkSreil npoa the,first *amt
mons, threw open their stocks and told Michalson to help himself, to all I
ed end to pay them whet Ite pieced/ They were demoralized by the oti
gold to Europe *m» welcomed Michatson and hi* fnoney a* * hard prease
ubeers the comrades w be come to hi* help and turns the tMe ef the belt
against bis flag.
Helped himself liberally. The'proof* that he did so ait as plain *s they can be#
The Charleston bound steamer*., the Atlantic,,” ' '** ^
Danville system are witnesses on hts hajialf^
fast as steam can turn their wlieels the
how the irst eenalgnteente are cdialf
Invites the people to come from all the adjacent conhf f
brty.all the goods they want so cheaply that they
prices of coUon, go home rejoicing with fresh coi
A* a partial list of the good goods and great bi
folk
aiuragc to
„ __ bargains that Mlchafaiil BluPW
store he asks attention to the following few examples that show tbv c©mJ#hrt»6^^ ,
of Northern and Southern prices: • s * '
fll.tjflO worth of New York clothing—Mlchalson> price, 96,00ft.
|7,000 worth of Boston Shoe*. ^Uppers, Ac.—Xk-hslson’s price, $4,799.
$t*,«00 w orth of I.adle* Dre«* Goods—Mkhslren's price, Ift.OWI.
$10,000 worth of Notion*—Mlchalson’* price, >6JXK).
$10,000 worth of Gent’s Furnishing Goods—Mtchalson’si
$9,000 worth of Furniture—Mlcbalson's price, $3,000.
$1,000 worth of Tin and Wend ware—Mlchalson’s price. $900.
i price, IMW.
,000.worth of Bacon, Ham*, Sugar, Ac.
worth of Gonned.Goods and Fancy Or
tie
mm nrsft
fjrW^a
vvvwvh VB u # \FWUte • real F mfre J Lf rtxr llwte ^ JMICAMli
IftJlOO worth of Aten, Moos, Form Hardware—Mldhalson's pi
11,000 worth of Tabic Cutlery and Crockery—MlchaT*on’« prlif
UJIQO worth of Boggle* and Wagono—Michalaon’s price, 67B0
■flat.
,$1,000
I for tfibught. presented *1 slgw board* f*
- times. Michalcnnhaa thousand* jf good*
cod can afford, ft yoft <fon*t sec what you
These quotation* ore offered a* tewte for tfibu
show the people the beet rood to bettor times
llehsKbargs tins that everybody needs and can afford, ft i
want ask for It. Mluhalaon how It, but does net promlaeVkren U always,
soon and In w hurry before the cream is scooped. He hbLIk^rat* or
j^ton-ke a three boiir* talk, but he will help the rorfhtVy ttere fc
enou
now
Christmas than all the politicians can do thia ted* of the day of
nlc Sherman's camp
y*h
Gome
tongue
between
ment. If buyers and sellers wilt only come to the pic
lower* and Kilpatrick** torch light troopers laid wi
tariff and taxes and high prices have made the poo
Michalson Is tired of that.
plo.
When Unre*gat
waste our fair country,
people poorer year after year,
ffldwHl give this fall’s work to the good of the pee-
Inatead of grasping tor profit be will try torleurexpensei
better and ths farmers ore out of ttouhle he
naes and Mate ff
^ .— ,.j he yrlll trvjo moke
money. That It hit platform for six day* In the week, and everybody »e isled to
fomeaodsre him teeodtnff there, giving the bent prices for cotton and oil eoua-
try produo# and eelling *J1. kinds of goods to all eoru of people at only one prlee
aud that below sere.
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
ParqWall, S. C
Spectacles in Steel, Nicole and Gold.
— Ail the La teal XoValtiao.
FABGY
eOOBSs
Hobby Rones
Velocipcd
Toj^sv DolDj
BtaHonery
T ua\
ffSBFKCTCO BABY CABBIACEB,
CIYSTAI LilSEl ^
* CHRUTMAS CAKDS
and Booon.rrr*.
PLUM DBK9MK4
CASE6, ALBuMfi, PIO
TUBE FRAMES. V
Musical Instrumen.k Sheet Music. Guitar VU4ln and BmJo Wring*
THK GKM ROLLER ORgAN ONLY 96,00. .
Agent for PUoos and Organs, Rubber Stampa aud btaocila. Musiem loteru
merits Repaired. ^ 7“
rianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired. . ..
The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to this city,.
G-.D.O.T.A
Blaekville, S C.
THE tiARGUSTA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TABI.K gtO. 4.
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