The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 29, 1893, Image 4
I Ht Alwsf* era IT rat.’*
r It la the popular opinion that (at pro-
pla are (rood natarad "lamph and
C tfct,” aayH the oM adap«: and a
j* «arel«M dlapoaitlon H RTm-rallf
■upposod to.be the adjanet toward tH
nocuuialatioaof adipuni’ timer Hut de
fbata Miar out thia Moa?
To Hfil with aohool-daya Who oua
aot r»cail t he youth of rorpulrut pn>-
portiOM> and surly, otit ben ring tem-
? M hla IMtlc eyea, in the heary
fbtf h% <||ceks. and the oontdtjf f *
r>nb)e ehin, did there
of fra .ilt and easy
lllty tSat dUig’ht have been sup-
in liable' to his diinrn>ioii9?
It life; most of tfc
known fr»»m child-
been of ffrvtt and
r, F. M. POOHFR. oar SoatJy fJartv
reprenen’fttfvo, idil ho tlild to c«ft
oraons la nerd of or IhteudEffi* to
\
lina
onporaonf
purchase tuacuinery.
no an
ira a
r- - ~ r-^filthat
■[ration of Hninlet himself: "Fat
and acant 'o breath." "CMi. that thia
tt>o, too solid flesh would melt!" must
be the alinpat const*ul nttemnec of
their hearts'
‘“Thou seett I have more flesh than
another man. and therefore more
frailty." says the fattest of fat men,
Falataff. speaking as it were, for tha
whole tribe.
And thia frailty certainly extends to
.the tamper Wes
genuinely good-natured man? What!
dear old Falataff ? Honest, jovial, mirth-
provoking .lack!—there Will not be
wan flag People to •xclalm. He not
good-natured!
No. As Dr. Johnson justly remarks,
though fafl of gayrty and bonhomie,
with those from whom he could derive
Wnrflt, he was supt-rcilione and
haughty to those beneath him, if not,
indeed, pften mullgnuist.
To take a still more striking in*
stance, Henry VIII. was a f«t man,
and the whole theory of fat and gcssl
nature going together seems to explode
at the mere mention of his name.
Fat people, we nipy say, are often
bluff, and it is their air of breezy cor
diality, their wheeey chuckles, the
beaming smfk-s whii-ti diffuse sech sad
den sunshine over their generally-
elowfed ctHintennnces, their elephantine
attempts at playfulness that impose up
on their fellows, deluding them Into
the belief that fat and good nature go
hand in hand.
We had forgotten, on starting thia
question, that Wilkie t'ollina has a few
remarks anent fat folk corroborative of
our view, occasioned by the introduc
tion of his fat villfan. Count Koseo.
He instances that monster of fat and
ffcrocity, Alexander VI., the Manning
murderers and the nurses of the oM-
faahioned type, of whom the obese
Halrey (lamp, and her equally plump
partner. Betsy Prig, were fair exam
ples. - Tld-Bita.
Music, par month, M.Ki.
Telegmi * *
TIIE COLUMBIA is the finest
wheel mnde. The Pepe Manufac-
tarinj^ Company thoroughly war
rant th<p re as tlu* least liable to
puneturfe'and easicHt ntonded.
The l>e«t i» the cheapest.
Catalogues furnished on applica
tion.
*
(Ixo. W. Cxorr,
Aiken, Hi C.
J. B. Ki'Xckhaltkr,<
Barnwell, S. C.
Groceries and Fancy Goods.
X
Croft & Burckhaher,
FREE DEL1YEKV IN TOWN.
OUN a. Vli AX l.AW
BAKXWKU. C. II., s. C.
WILXI8TON.
Will practice In all the Ctmrts of this
State and In the United States (.'ourU.
Mr. Croft will attend the Courts of
Barnwell County and all niattera of Im
portance will receive the peraonal at
tention of each member of the Brin,
•nay 2&-tf
K. A. Ki.i.ia,
O. M. Cx/xx.
ELLIS & GREECE
AT'TOIlXKA''q AT L. AW.
BARNWEU., 8. C.
Will practice in alHhe Contta of the
State and United States and give prompt
persons! attention to all InodneMs en
trusted to them. ded.Vly
SOMETHING OF A LIAR.
is IB iks
A Young Colored Harbor Who
Muackaussa Hoslasss
(a a down-town bar bar shop is em
ployed a little boy to keep the flies off
of the patrons of the place in summer
and act aa general utility man in tho
winter. Having nothing else to occupy
bis mind, he bus developed a wonder
ful faculty for relating marveluua sto
ries, He bids fair In ttmeto vutrivul
•foe Mulhattan and several others who
have become noted as prevaricators.
Ills talept th this ti^rtetioa l* so
marked, indeed, as to astonish the
patrons of the shop, whom he never
fall* to regale with one of his choiteat
selections.
The other afternoon a gentleman
who was in a hurry to catch the train
took a seat in one of the chairs He
had not got .fairly settled in the big
• ushtous when the youthful story
teller, with a most serious countenance,
begun a new work of the imagination.
• You arc goiuguway on a train, ain't
you, mister?’’ There was an assenting
nod.
• i suppose you must be got*’ down to
Georgy thia time o’ year It’s so cold,
you know. 1 used to live in
Uoorgy with my gnin'pa. Me an’him
raised popcorn together. We had eighty
acres in our farm, and oa four of them
we raised popcorn. When it got ripe
we shucked It and put it in a big barn^
It was hot an' the barn was dry.
“One night it caught fire. ’Hie corn
popped and flew nil over the farm, until.
it looked like It had snowed. The next
murnin' when our old cow came out o’
her abed ahe saw tha popcorn over ever -
thing, and, thinkin' it was snow, she
laid down and froze to death."—I.ouis-
▼ille (’ourier-Journal.
and Daughters
All Summer Dress .Goods will be reduced to cost on
July 1st and will positively be sold at cost as long as they
last, also Straw lints.
If you want bargains call and see these before they arc
gone as they must be Fold to make room for fall stock.
‘ I have some nice Lawns, Muslins, Outings and Figured
Satines, and am offering bargains to close put these goods.
My stock of Staple i^oods in all lines is complete and
everything will be sold at lowest prices.
.> ‘ i r :'"
0". Ij.
"W~illistozi., S- O.
phv, pci mouth, t3.00.
Book-keeping, per countt, $10.00.
Stenography, perooune, $10.(0
Board, per month, $7.00 to $10.00.
S«nd lor catalogue.
F. N. K. BAILKY, Principal,
julvJl] Williaton. 8. C.
Charles Zissett,
^fahveticat Watchmaker.
Flrat door oouth of Brown llouae,
Barn well C. II., S. <J„ offera hiswrvli.-ex
to the public.
An cKperlenvc of upward* of forty
Year* ia the be«t guarantee nhat he
knowH hia buidii«»M and will give rati*
faction in the quality of his work k»d
i ratio a ef hix charge*.
Rollabl* tiiae kpwpcTarnf anlf,
TAM&ON
Machine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
PORT tot At AND WESTERN CAROLINA RAILROAD
Schedule in effect Mm28th, 1893.
..
Often lose the benefit of life
assurance, taken out for their
protection, because of Ill-ad
vised investments. Again,
the intentions of the assured
sometimes fail of reali;
dization
through flftd^aHty of a
sou to whom the sudden pos
session of so much money
proves too grtat a temptation.
* . The
. • 2.20 p in
8.30 a M
I.v. AugUNta a4.
' 9.00 p m
7.3d p m
7.80 a nt
A r\ A ndcVaoo “
1 6.30 a ui
4.30 p in
11.18 a m
“ Grcenw’d I.v
6.24 p m
5.2" f> to
12.2.1 p m
“ Lauren* “
5.2o p m
fl.Wp BI
2.30 p m
“ Greenville “
3.15 p 111
fi :Ml p m
2.10 p m
“ S|,artanl('g“
3.60 p in
10.10 p ri!
' ’ 4 , ” „ ™
^ i
,«* Mr* w
••li . > ■ Pf.
‘ r ~'Wf ^fT 1 . ~?S~~
• 4 Asheville /r
’ * - ‘ ■
'J 50 p in
U.30 a in
>2 40 p m
If.51 a lit
10 20 a m
10.40* in '
7-< 0 a ra
Equitable Life
Wv F. tiHCULHAX, Traflic Manage/.
a p. a. . - ^-•- g
W. JAilLtU,.
g. L. TODD, T. 1
A.
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
J. fl. AVEIUM,, Receiver,
lias provided against these
contingencies by offering The
Tontine Installment Policy.
The premiums per thousand
arc much less than under
older forms of insurance, and
theamoirat is payable in 20,25
or 30 annual payments, thus
securinga comfortable income
for the beneficiary. Write to
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
CH ARLESTON/S A VAN N AHfAf^D FLORIDA,
VIA YKMASSKR,
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.10 *. in. jS.25 p m
0.50 p. m. 5.40 p in
Ilf
12 26 p. ni. 0J 0 p in
10.50 *. ii».
7.50 p. m.
0 Ml a. m.
10 00 a. m.
'/.50 p m
7.'55 * tn
<5.42 p
i«.66 p
j,v. Aogu*t* Ar.
“ Yeni*nm*c “
Ar (!harleMt'n I.v
** Havannali •*
“Jaek’nvV “
" Beaufort **
“ Royal “
12.15 p m 0.25 p. m.
I-LVUI.VKKIIW mm* St ACHI.VlMTH
BI.ACKV1LI.E, S. C.
To tha u*er* of Motive Power and
General Machinery:
We c«H youratU'iitlontothe fact that
we are pre|»ared, with latent improved
Tools mid Machinery, to do work on
any Machinery uaed in this country.
Such a*
COTTON GINS,
GRISTMILLS,
COTTON PRESSES.
PULLEYS, HANGERS,
MILL GEARING,
Shafting and ckRtinga ot Iron or Urn**
of any lire. Special attention given to
GIN WORK.
Having a tiratcla** Gin Builder, we
can do all kind* of Oln Work, new bru»h
wheel*, new **w*, boxe», 4«.' Saw*
Rharpened only by hand.
July 11
Patterson & Holman,
- A-l ■■■ -• -1 — .-V — -7r~ *—
A-XTOUNJlUYrt AXIiAW,
BARNWELL, S.C.
Having aaRoclated onracive* for the
practice of the laa in all the Codrt* of
the State except the Probate Court ami
iff the United State* Courr*, we pledge
truat 11* with their confidence.
Our united promtit attention will b«
given toail buRine** confided to u*.
4. O; Pattxxsos, W. A. Uoumm.
jm:
you waul a
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
stfriAg SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRIT,
rake* plea*ure In thrdffhlnft the public that ffta bf* recent visit to (Kb 1
^ thf
captured New York, New Knghtnd and* big »Hce of the Nortlf-We*t. Rh Went
•nppMed with the amihunition of geld, *ITver, greefibatk* and certified ehrek*
«ud merchant*, manufXctunar* aud importer* •nnrndered ffpon the trat nbm-
mon*, threw oja-n their *todk* ffnff told Mirhaleon te help hlntaerf tJ ilTheUaftt-
*d and to .pay them what be nfMaed.. They were demoralised by the otftffdw nf
gold to Europe and welcomed Mlchalaon and hi* money a* a hard pre*»cd aoldief
itlle going
cheer* the ootnrade* who come to hia helpaud turua tMa tide of the hat
wu.«buii.K. JJUiM 1MI1ST
jVli on a. 1 son
The ( karleaton hound Ktcamcr*, the At!
ner*, the 1
Danville *y*tcm afe wltfwr*erort1ila behalf.
fa*r a* *t**m can turn their wheel* the
now the fint con*ignment* a recoining
• Hm
They ate hurrying Southward aa
Be.
gooda thht 4m nemlnaBy
fnand
Eve*
invitea the people to come from all the adjacent conntrv and neighboring tow ha
buy all the goodH they want an cheaply that they wHI forget atf about the lew
pricea of cotton, go home iwjolcittg w tth fre*h conrage to battle with hand ihatl.
A* a partial li*tof the good good* and great bargain* that Viehahen Via* la
More lie**k» attention to the following few efcampfe* that ahow the comparUon
OfXoTthrrn i V ~ - 1 ^ 1 **to | aanM<B**wai^toa<m>a^ntolap<k«giMwww»
$11.UOU worth of New York clothing—Vh-haloon’* price. $«,00«.
$74**) worth of Bo*ton Shoea. Slljqier*, Ac.—VichaLon’* ptlce, $4,710. * .
$a,U(W worth of loidiea lire** G«,0d»—MiHtal*^i'* price, 91,0(M. i ’ ,
flO.fiUO wonh of Notiona—'Mlchalaon’* price, >S,OOd.
$10,001) wurth of Gept’* F'urnlahiiigGood*—MUhalaon’e price, 95,00$.
$».0U0 worth of Furniture—Mlchalaon’* price, $2,(VO.
$1,0(0 worth of Tin and Wood w»Te-Mkhal*oii’a price, $800.
ali
-I — jwa •x/eaae*(-wr*f m gst av/* >
$10.(00 worth of Bacon, llama, Sugar, Ac.—Mtchaletonw price, fiS,$fi$.
•2,500 worth of Uauned Good* and Fancy Grocerle*-Mh-haloenN price, 91,000
9(1,000 worth of Axe*, Hoe#, Farm Hardware—Mlchalaon’* price, W/lM.
91,000 worth of Table Cutlery and ('rockery—Mlehtilaoft'
fl.000 worth of Baggie* and Wagon*—Micha'
The*e quotation* ar* offetwd a* text, for
“how the people the beat mad to better time*.
He Iin» bargain* rtl*t everyhody need* and can afford,’ I
want aak for It. Mlchalaon ha* It, but doe. not promlae to
•oou and In a hurry before the cream U mom ted. Ha ha*
enough to make a three hour* talk, hut ho will help the oeu
7141. * ^
■igw heard* to
•and# >f good*,
on’t aee what yeu
it always. Conte
’t time *r toague
ntry mere benreew
•/
€
now and Chrtaiuia* than all the politician* can do thla~aide of tho day of lodg
ment, If buyer* add aeller* will only com# to the pic nle- ^hertnan’a camp fel-
loweraand Kilpatrick’* torch l^rht trooper* laid waste oqr fair country. The
ly * *. IM * *nd high price* have mad* the neop'l* poorer year aftyr yoar,
M ichaloon I* tiled of that. He w 111 give tW. fallV #ork to the good of tho |H"*-
|ile. instead of grasping for profit lie will try to clear expense* ahd make frieWd*-.
" bon time* get better and the farmer* are ont of trouble ho will try to make
ineney. • rhat ie hi* platform for *lx day* in the week, and everybody fewked to
come and aee him standing there, giving the be»t pricea for cotton and all coun
try pmditoeaiid mlllng all kinds of goods to all aorta #f people atoalr one price
*n<l that bcJow i6ro. n n \./n-vs '5.N
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
Bari)Weil, S. C,
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
AH ihe Latest MoValtiea.
VCRrKCTC^
boobs,
f/oMy #0net
Musical Inatruniono
9.00 a
7.Jt> a
7.00 a
(i.55 p
m 5.40 p.
ni 4.17 p.
m .1.45 p.
m 7.on p.
8.00 a m 4.47 p.
7.60 a 01,4.35 p.
m.
m.
nu
in.
m.
m*
For fi rther information epll ffpon or w rite
WM. J. CRAIG, Geitoral Passenger A
R. L. TODD, T. I*. A
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1 car
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Room 904
ger Agent, Anguata, Ga.
Flyer Bi
Dyer Building, Angnats. Ga.
A frw* Tramlatlon.
“You »awr what tremendously long
name the late queen of Hawaii had,
didn't you?*’
"No; but 1 imagine the tranalation of
it is pretty short.”
“What ia it?”
“Mud!"—Truth. >
ROCK HIUL.A&
T
GwtoG. D.C. Lange. 57 R R. AVe,
Blnckvilla S,C for Baby Carriaguo,
Cioquul mid Bare Ball Good*.
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr^
X 'jan
ATTORNEYmAT-LAW,
BA 11 BERG, S. C.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
ATTOIOYK V'AT-L,AVV.‘
BARNWELL C. 11., S.C.
it wm r«n of Su* 1
Margar**—You mast n't point that
gun at pae, Carrr. You know mamma
*«ld yon never to point an empty gua
at anyone. —■
Carry—But this on* Isn’t empty, it a
loaded.—Life.
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LKBT,
OR SPECTACLES,
Send j jur order., to or a*!i at
_ _ _ THE GEM JWLLKR OUu\U HJ*K
Agent for Pimos and Or^aaa, Robber Stumps tad btenetb. Mir|pn l a Mr*
menu Repaired. J ’ * . ** . ^ - , . . <
I’lauo* and Organa.Tuned and Rapaired.
The iarreat and chemgwt atouh aiar hgaught to Iktiaattg*
Jas. Allan A Co
285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON. 8. 0.
P-. U. G. Ii^JSTGKEI,
ITO. 27. JR.
Illaekville, H C.
i
Dr.LK.E. MIlHOUS,
Dental Smvewi.
Blackvllle, S. C.
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND
TIMETABLE NO. 4.’
In'Effect April 18th, 189), at ItSTmarm
Ualcktr Xarrtad.
It is probable that no other Important"
ceremony ha* bt'on perfortntaV la so
great a variety of way* an the marriage
service. Every country and etery sect
has ita own particular form, not to men
tion the widely differing formula* em
ployed by civilians authorised to marry
couples. A well-known justice of -the
peace in a western state when embar
rassed is apt to stammer badly; be
therefore prud*q*ly carries a copy of i
Wt]] hare regular appointments a*
follow*;
At Barnwell. C. II from 1st. Monday
(nr *ale*-dayj in each mouth to Wed
nesday evening. Room* at Molair
House. Office two door* South of hotel,
on West or opposite side, of street.
AfSally’*, B. A. & Nv R. B., from
Sd Monday in each month to Wednea-
day evenlngr Office at Prioe’s Hotel.
Will be at. lit* home office at Blackvllle
every Friday and Saturday from I*t of
February to 30th September inclii*lve,
and every Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, ffeto Tal October to Sist
Inclusive.
WHljuake a p poi utawn t» w i th pad e n t*
to meet'theiu at either of hi* offioua at <
any time.
Patient* will ftnd it more comfortable |
to haver tfirir work doun nt th* office,
though if desired will eaH on thmn at
their raaideno** enrywhoei within thirty
aU!e* of Blank villa.
the marriage sorrioe. *o that he may al-T
r 1
•way* hare it on hand h» case of cmer*
gency. On one oocaalon, however,
was unexpectedly called upon
spending the day in a town some toa-
tonea from hia home. Adjiwtfc^ his
xpeotaelea, he felt first in one pocket
and then in another for hit invaluable
little book HU search was in vain.and
at last, with beads of perspirotien
■tandtng out oq hi* forehead, he ex-
elalxned: ‘‘No—m-mattcr! I hereb-by
de-declare j—1 p qpan and wi-wife, ae-
aordin’ to Mm nt wlfnomndnm left ia
p-pocket!" It U
whether the' bride apd groom
t this much of a ceremony, but
> the best of it—Youth’s Coo*-
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