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MONTEREY. MONK’S % ’ ' REMEDY, Wp' Tlie Tonic, Nervine, lllooil I’m llier. Like ('nr«‘H Like. The I’nlunn of the Hwainp ha a its Anti* ilh<n in tJn> Swnnip, For Malaria, Nervnn»nes«, IixIIuca- tion, Dysentery anil Rowel Complaint, nakjnur dealer for MpNTKHKIf he (loe« not keep it. we will semi you a larife. larUle, expreKS prepaid, on receipt offl. MONTKIIKY CO., o Florence, S. I’reps, and M fr*. F. AV. WAOTTNKR A CO , t ltiirleaton, State AK‘*nU. ang.'n \ Mr, F. M. POORER, onr South Caro- That etTOwdriver nr;d tm»m*f 4'nia repl e^eutat-tveT wlII.Im tfhul to call. on persons in need of or Intending to purchase mncliinery. [aug22 J* A(«(* I X (i A.NDTIKS. ^IjOOd Rolls Haggiiig. 1,000 r.imdleH Ties, stMt Parrels Flom:, 1(Kl Rarrels Sugar. f»(hi Cases Can Coods, All hought to sell and tint to keep. Cotton Consignments carefully han* lied. W. B. Cocper, It Co-SHUUHNilH, GJi in; RAY STREET. •'S. -v? & ■ > '• ‘ ; will take Hub photograph of BloMangta. which 1 too upon the mautlepioce, aa it may help me in my inquiriaa." \ •’But you have told ns nothlns.’' said the doctor. *' ”Oh,' there can bo no dnubt na to tl>ose quence of events," Rui<i Holtnea. ’‘Thqre were three of them in it—the youpg man, the old man and a third. tO whoao identity I have no clew. The first two, 1 need hardly remark, arq.the same who masqueraded as the Russian count and his son, so wo cap giyo a very full do- acripliou-of thorn. They weru admitted byo confederate inside the hot\ge. If 1 might offer you a won! of advice, in spector, it would bo to arrest the page, who, As ^ understand, has only rooontly come into your service, doctor,” “The young imp efthnot bo fonnd," paid Dt. Trevelyan. “The maid and the cook have just been searching for him.’' Holme*shrugged Ids shoulders. ”110' has played n not unimportant part in this drama. The three' men having as cended the stairs, which they did on tip toe, the older man first, the younger man second and tho unknown man In the rear”—- “My dear nplmesr I ejaculated. "Oh, there could lio no question an to tho superimposing of the footmarks. 1 hail the-«dvatrtage~of learning which were which hist night. They ascended then to Mr. Blwunngton'H room, tho door of which they found to be locked. With the help of a wire, ho\vtvc'r, tlrey forced ronnd tlie key. Even without a lens yon will perceive by tho scratches on tbii* ward where the pressure was applied. “On entering tlie room their first pro ceeding must have been to gag Mr Blessjngton. He may have lieen asleep, or he have lieen soqtaralysed with terror ns to have been unable to ery out “Having secured him, it is evident to mo that a consultation, of some sort \v;i* held. Probably it was something in the nature of a judicial proceeding. Jt must have lasted for some time, for it is then that these cigars were smoked. The' older man sat in that wiekyr chair. It was hew bo used the cigar holder. The younger man sat over yonder. He knocked his ashes off against the chest of drawers. The third fellow paced np —down. —— “Well, it ended by their taking Bless ington and hanging him. Tho matter was to prearranged that it is my belie! that they brought with them somokort of block or pulley which might serve as a gallows, screws were. as l conceive, for fixing it up. Boeing t he hook, however, they nat urally sai%il themselves the trouble Havin ' finished their work, theymade off, ai d the door was barred belaud them by their confederate." We hud all listened with tho deenest interest to this sketch of tho night’s do' ingj, which Holmes had deduced from signs so subtle and uiiuntc that eyen when he had pointed them out to us we could scarcely follow him in his reason ings. Tho inspector hurried away on the Instant to make inquiries‘about tho page, while Holmes and I returned to Baker street for breakfast. ‘TJl bo back by it,” raid lie when wo had finished our meat. “Both tlie in | spec tor and tlie doctor willmeet me here 1 at that hour, and I hope by that time to have cleared np any little obscurity I —which the ease may still present.” { • # * ‘ • * -•I Cur visitors arrived at the appointed time, but it,was a quarter tot beCoremy ~ frigndTnit-tn tmTtppgtTOKPA ' FroTirtliar erpnw'oa ns lie entered, however, I could seo that all had gone well with .liim. “Any news, inspector?" “Wo have got tho Pey, air.” •‘Excellent. And Ihavogot fhoro/fT'Rj., “Yen .have got thopi?" we crio.i, nil three. “Well, nt, least I haco got their identi ty. This • so called Blcssftigtpu' is. as 1 (‘X]iected, well known-at le nd'.eurlrrs. and ro are his assailants. Ttieir n.tmea are Biddle, Hayward and HofFat.” “The Vi’orthingdoh "bank gang,” cried tho inspector. “Preeisi lv," said riolincs. “Theri Blessington iMiu.t have Ikc:i Sutton?” “Exactly,” said Holmes.’ “Why, that makes itsii clear as crys tal," paid the insjactor. But Trevelvan and 1 looked at each otic r in bewilderment. “Yon umst surely rememl wr the great ■ Tv ortfrtngdnn hank business,” reniarked Holmes. “Five men were in it—these four and n fifth called Cartwright. To- 1 ; n, tho caretaker. \va>i murd-red, r.nd the thieves got away with .C?,'K)d. This was in I ST,). They were nil five anested, but the evidence against them was by no means eonelnsfve. Tfiis Bleisfijgtua; or .Button, who’was tlie. W’orst of the gang, turned informer. On Ida evidence Cart wright was banged, and tide other throe got 15 veers np’oee. When they got i nt tho other day, which was some years be fore their'fnli term, they set them selves, a*you larceive, to hunt down t!mtraitor , w , . „„ -a -o m,w and tQjyvcnge the death of their comrado ... ,0 t ' q’.'/ upon him. Twice they tried to get st '••..•Udh* S f ' ( ^t.ages, bun and failed. A thiial time, yon seo. | ^ i “ ul Bl ‘ M> ni4n / J, > ods * it came off. I t there anvthing further which I can explain, Dr. ’frevely in." j “I t,liink that you havfl made it all ro- 1 markably clear.” said the ibiet >r. “No doubt the day on which ho was so |vr- turbed was the day when lie had s xiaof their releare in the niwspafM rs.” “Qqite so. His talk about bm%,lary j. was tho merest bliinl.’* - * ' “But why could he,not tell you this?” “Well, my dear sir, knowing the vin- i, dictivc character of his old associates, { be was trying to hide his own identity | from everybody os long as ho CQukf. His secret was a shameful one, and ho could | not bring himself to divulge it. How- j ever, wretch that lie was, be-was still living under tho shield of Briti -h law, j and 1 have no doubt, inspector, that you j will boo that, though teat shield may j fail to guard, the sword of justice is still j there to avenge.” Such were the singular circnmstar.ee* I in connection with the resident patient | and the Brook street doctor. From that i liight nothing has been seen of the three j ”* murderers by tho police, and it is sur- j miseil af 'Scotland Yard that they were ! among the passengers of tho ill fated steamer Norah Creina, which was lost some years ago, with all hands, upon the ] Portuguese coast, some leagues to tho yiQrth of Oporto. 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I need ten cent* worth of the strongest chewing tobacco a day, and from one to dve cigars; or I would smoke from ten to forty pipes of tobacco. Have ehewad and smoked for twonty *years, and two package* Of your Tablets cured me so I have no desire for It. m you* B M JAXU}ltDt Leslie, Mlcb. Dobbs Fubbt, M. T. Tut. Ohio Omcrncif. Co. ■-C.uyrx.tm: -Sorrt« for Sl.ou worth of vour Tablfte for Tobacco Habit. I rccclTaa HOMPHREYS’ De Hsmphrevs’ Specifics are•ctentlflcally «md. earefully prepiirod Jlamedlsa, uaed for years la nrlvate practfco and for over thirty yearl by the people with entire success. Every Btugle Bpociflo .~a sunclal euro for t!»e dieeaae named. They core without drugging, parsing or reducing the system and are In fart and deed the Sovereign Beaediee ef the World. and will not touch liquor of any yoo, ia-order to know the of *1 net;re ilattory i !a to ana ft Ut-.i if . iur *.w - w ... — rour Tablets for Tobacco Habit. them all right and, although 1 was both a heavy smoker and cnewar, h©Y did tbe work tn leas than tbr^dara. I am cured, ftoy ata mo wor yourg> maTu£w JOHNSON,P. O. Bo* X PlTTSBTfkQH, PA. The OmoOnmnckt. Co-CJBirii khek It glvo* me pleasure to speak a wort of praise for your Tablets. M y son was strongly sddlctcrt Uv the uae of liquor, and through afrlcnd. 1 was led ^ tryyonr Tablet*. He waa a heavy juid con slant d rt n ker/iiu ^ after ha vo^ ws I ^Uvar gnouth'^fore^rttiiHf cure w»a p^amcuL Tours M0nlus0I|< oincikkxti, Ohio. r THH Ohio OnxtnoAi. Oo :-<J*i»Ti.kH*ii :-Tour Tablets have ForfckHiedyktUyletoBiy^a^ 1 b»re used morphihe, hypouernucally. for acvrp year*, aidhavo bceu cured two paxiaga* of your Tablett, and without any effort on my parjfc, W. L. LOTSUAi. Addres-a* all Order* to f THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., E ly S3 and 66 Optrm Bloek. LIMA* OHIO. „ , . cue,,. rsics. 1-tevers, OongesUona, InfUmmatiohs:. .‘AS •x_ Wormn, Worm Fever. Worm toUc U3 a-Teethln*l Colic, Crying, Wakefulnsaa .23 4—Diarrhea, of children or Adults... v VA3 leughs. Colds, BronclilUs t .23 (euralgia. Toother he, Faerarhe. 23 leaftacbrs, Wck Headarhy, Vertigo.. .23 lU-DyapeasIn. UUouapeaa, Constipation .23 11 -Hupsresacd or Palafal Perlada .. .23 l’*-Wftlte», TooPiofiLfttl’erlodi... . .23 13-Crewp., Lnryngitls. HocjwMs. 3? g sroNsisiE I WARTEI 3 13—CrOWJH JL«a J — ~ Ukenm, Eryxlwlas. Options 1 S-^Hheumatlsm, Rhotunatle Pains I ft—SI atari a; Chills, Fever and Ague.- • d ft—Tatar rb. inftnraia. 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Leave 111:05am J.eave .10 :(>5aiit .. Leave 7:45atn 6:45pm ; Arr'|Ve .Spartanburg... Leavet -8:40«m Arrive Asheville.:. .-Leave! 8 Wpin 64pn» 5 KXipmt' 1:45pifi 3:30pm 8:12pm For further information relativeto Tickets, Rates,-etc., apply to - ' W. J.CRAIO, G.P. A. R. L. TODD Trav. Rase. Agent, 304 Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga. aoles in Steel, Nickle and Gold. All the Latest NoVelties. eooss, Hobby horses Velocipedes T I'ovs» Dolls l^tal.i^nery -and— J Bj »• PERFECTED BABY. CAR JU A G F..?, CRYSTAL LEASES ▼HACK MAPHs ftullty rirft «a4 Ahrars. CHRISTMAS CARDS ANP. BOOK LETTS. PLUSH DRESSING CASES, ALBUMS, PIC TCRE FRAMES. Mmsteal Instruinhn:.* Sheet Musfc^Ouitar Violin and Banjo Strings TIIK^EM ROLLUU ORuAN ONLY «6,00. Agent fur Piauos and Organs, Rubber Stamps aud btencils. Mufteai., Instre ment.s Hepaired. Riant s and Organs Tuned and Repaired. The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to this city. Gh U. O. Xi-A-USTGrZEI, IDd'O. 2T. IR. IR. JLrv. iiia«kville 9 N C. m V v ge SPARTANBURG, S. C. JAS. H. CARLISLE, L. L. PrcaU TW O Fl'l.L COl'UKKH. Necesaary expenses for one year, Onft Hundred a: d Fifty Dollars. Fof Catalogue address ’• J. A^G^A ME WELL, Secretary of K-'mlty. South Bound Bail In Effect Oct. 1st, 189D r,'{ KK.VDDOVVN. So. ur; Nii. 3S 0 (id r.iit 6 40 pm - V- Shori Line To Augusta And Asheville, — READ UR. No 37. j No. 9. .Bavaimali. Columbia ' ’ .. .. Spartanburg . • , A .. Asheville Allendale, (•central time) .Barnwell, (central timej 8 TO pm 10 05 am , 20 pm 10 42 am |2J. oiackviUV, (central time) JN Lv 2 20 pm 11 45 am 8 10 an 4 00 pm 3 17 pm 2 50 pm jt-4-^' — 00 pm! 10 20 am 2 50 pin (1 4 l pm 9 55 am Ar '10 42 am Ar,. 50 pm 11 03 am Ar. , , 10 pm . • . .J'Ar ... .SHveTn,<centrai tnne) For furrber information apply to ■ s r ». t*. i Win. Butler Jr. t> __ f-M. Ileming, T. Rass. Agt. Columbia, S. (,. q Gen 1 1 ass. Agt. oav h, Ga. E. Ford,Supt. Savannah Ga. 5 15 am 7 30 am 6 42 am 6 18 am 5 05 am Furman Univer sity, GfeenYille, S.1T The next *es«iAn will begin Sept. 27th 181M. Th« climate is salubrious, the (’(iurfio of Study thorough, and^ exurn- ytve. the expenses moderate, ForCat- aiogue and full information, write to ,U pr..iu...., c man ,. y , d . d . sng3-3inos. Registration Notice. The offloB of the Supervisor of Regis- tratlim will be open at Barnwell on the flr*i Monday in each month for the transaction of aueh Uusineak aa U au- thorixed by law. 11AYNE r. RICE, tf Supervisor G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Solicitor 2nd Circuit. Gkokge G. TnoiiFsoN. Bellinger 1 Thompsoir, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office, Ryan Building, Barnwell, S. Practice in the Counties of Aike Barn wall, Hampton, Colleton aud Beau ert. » • v Do Ton Want to Build? Persons In Barnwell desiring to but would do well to see the undersign* ' ^ R. A ELLIS, A tty. at LftW, Barnwell, S. C-, Feo. 25.1892. w a? >>*5^ j. -wO. . i-r^rAsr-r— ?T’