The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 26, 1893, Image 4
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY GO.
I/TIME TAHIjE NO. 7-
fe» tb« I.*r* Ik.xv Whom Ton (lav*
lUarMl—Arp Writ** a l.attor Nn*-
trstml hy* Krernt Kli.i.rrucat.
■ I____ ^ S.
Atlant* Cooatttution.
Rmry now and tlu’it aoun* rioh mfcn’i
north runs uway u^th the
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dsujfhtxT up
tonohman or a no fro or some duafcm 1 njr
M.‘alap who is on tire make nnd sHps up
on the old man while he is asleep--not
nsWp to his intainesl of piling' up mon-
»«y, but asleep to his children who rare-
1 v ae« him except on Sunday and never
f,ct close to him as cldldren love to do
unless they arc ropelfed by iridiiferenca
«.r unkindness. “Knowing that thou
wtrt an austere mftti''fit8 many a father
' How and the children soon get weaned
and so dot's the wife. That girl nt St.
Paul would neve* have lUafrted that
negro if she had had a kind father’*
love and care. - Of course she ha*
wrecked her hopes of happiness, and
her parents are to blame foi- it. Hey
home was not happy. “He ye not nn<r ;
qually yoked" sayeth the scripture And
«-vory violation of this injunction bring*
Krief to the girl, the victim, and hot
family^ Tlie scamp who works the
scheme is generally bought off and re
tired. Kolomon says: “He that trou-
hlcth his own house aliull inherit the
wind.” No husband onwife, no son of
daughter has any right to bring tcouhle
within that sacred domain called home.
1 was ruminating about this because
the daily papers are of late so,full ol
domestic grief. —It loolts like there is
hardly a family In the land hut what
aomc member of H has brought trouble,
to all the rest. I look over the commu
nity where 1 live ami the number is
rmall where there is no shndow -no
secret sorrow. A father's bad habits, n
mother s discontent, a son's dissipation
or a daughter’s frailty have troubled
and still ore troubling many a hous<v
hold that might otherwise be happy. A
happy home is the only paradise upon
N the earth and whoever makes it unhnp-
\py is as guilty as was the serpent that
destroyed the peace of Kden. ’J’he die
mettle fireside Ls the most sacred place
upon the earth. Hlackstone says that
by thA laws of Kngland a man's house
is his castle into which the king of
England dare not enter uninvited. I
am sure that our people generally do
not value the privileges and endear
ments of their homes. Ido tfot mean
the house with its adorn ings nor the
flowers In tire front yank hut I mean
.the sweet communion of the family by
the fireside or under the lamplight or
in tire diningroom or sitting in the
Veranda, and all the time loving each
other and sympatMclug with those
who have suffered or am suffering
the affliction* that arc common to us
all.
If every member of a family who 1*
old enough to think would ohly resolve
to bring nothing hut sunshine into the
household, how happy they would be.
Tliis can be done. It is easy to do. A
man has no right to enter his own door
with a cloud upon his brow, and had
temper In Ids tyeart. His coining
ahould always rejoice his -wife and his
eltflAren. A woman has no right to be
always uimplnining nlmat little things,
am! showing her discontent in n thous
and ways, and keeping the children in
a state of constant alarm for fear
mother will make a fuss about it.
There should never We a frown at the
dinner table, nor at the morning or
evening meal, nor should there he that
dismal silence that sometimes broods
over the feast and takes away the appe
tite. Food taken in sullen silence \v ill
not digest. The bed and the board
ahould always lie cheerful. The sleep
will not be sweet when there are tears
upon the pillow. 1 Would Ik- afraid to
aoold a child just before the eyes arc
closed in sleep. The responsibility is
'greater upon the parents than upon the
children. If the father is loving and
companionable to hisyboys. they would
be more apt to stay 'at home and not
wander off into had company. They
would not speak of him as "the old
man.” They would not Ik? waiting for
bito to die so that they might inherit
bbontata. — —
If the mother was always gentle and
kind and reasonable with her girls,
they would love home too well to make
» nm-uway match or to receive the at
tentions of unprincipled young men.
* r Make home happy." should be the
watchword in every family. It is well
enough to have the little prayer, “(lod
Bless Our Home," painted or worked in
canvas and overhanging the mantel,
but onr Creator will not do for us what
we can do for ourselves. There are two
kinds of home-sickness—^iek of home
and sick for home. 1 know a lassie
who, not long ago, was sent away to
college, and she grieved so at the sepa
ration from the loved ones at home.' nnd
ber homo-sick letters, were So full of
tears, that sho was at last permitted t
return. Her companions laugh at her, !
and mala' sport of her‘childish weak j
ness, but 1 have more regard for her
than I ever did. She lovrs her home
too dearly to leanre it for any common
lover. She can get education enough
here, even if the polish is not as fine as it
might hare been made elsewhere. It is
far bettor to be sick for home than sick
cf home. When I was sent off to col
lege I was miserable for awhile, and
could not conceal it from my roommate,
who made fun of me, and talked about
my mother's apron string, but he hod
no mother, and could hot understand
my distress. When the term was out,
and I waa to go home. I did not wait for
the sun to rise, but left Athens by
moonlight, about ft o'clock, riding
horseback with a little negro boy be
hind me, and made the forty-four miles
iu time to surprise the family at,the
dinner table. Whnt a glorious welcome
1 received from parents and brothers
and sisters. It was one of the great
events of my life, and stilf lives among
tire sweetest memories. Tarenta! loro,
>. on jugal iovc, filial love, are t - ku, -
Stone to the arch that supports tho jhl-
Jara of government and keeps our
(Social system secure. As a rule anar
chists have no children. No nothing to
Jove but themselves. As a rule the
poor love their phildren better than the
yich, for riches will in time absorb a
h*imi ‘ and burden his best emotion*.
With the poor the children are first,
with the rich they are second. The law
•f compensation eotnea into everything
|n «><■ life. The good and the bad, the
Joy and the sorrow me kindly mixed by
wine Providence. Hip let ns be con-
lotT»r _
to envy our nnbor, for we
know not hie secret sorrows. Let ns
bones for fear
the wind.
D vspepslAjT.ivcr Complaint, ChronioIIeptatili*, Jaundice, Torpor of
Liver, and geiiersl debility following upon malarial disease.*.
Dropsy Dlarrhd* Dysentery, ( onstipaUdn, Hemorrhoids,
, meiiiat
Uterine, Kenal and Cystic Diseases, fTieinaturht and Cat*
■ aupknlal derangements.'
—FOU SALE BY—
•T. AI/L.TCN TOWTN.
The Tonic, Nervine, Rlnod I’tiiltler,
Like Cures Like.
The Poison of the Swamp has Its Anti
dote in the Swamp,
For Malaria, Nervonsne-x, ’Indiges
tion, Dysentery and Bowel Complaint,
ask your dealer for MONTKRKY. If
he does not keep It, we w III send y< ti a
largo bottle, express prepaid, on receipt
offl.
MONTKHEY CO.^
Florence, S. ( Preps, shd Mfr*.
F. W. WA01.NKU aim,
'Charit-stoit, State Agents.
angltl
Tink*, Sfsrks,
Tube*, Engmst,
Gins, Mills.
I?}
ur
gt ‘Suijjsg 'fegnj
p- 'kaiysqS‘uoiasluj
BUY THE BEST.
Mr. F. M. POORER, our South Caro
lina representative, will he glad to call
on persons ip ne^R of or intending to
purchase machinery. [aug'22
BA(i(iIN(; AKDTIES.
1,000 Rolls Bagging.
1,000 Bundles Ties,
800 Barrels Flour.
1(H) Barrels Sugar.
500 Cases Can Goods.
AII bought to sell and not to keep.
Cotton ConsigiunenU carefully han
dled.
W. B. Cooper, Uo.. SAVANNAH, GA
1»7 BAY STREET.
w
ives
an
THE COLUMBIA is the finest
vvheel inatlt*. The Pope Manuftic-
turi iig TJompnnY, thomn gh r-
rant the tire as the least liable to
puncturejuid easiest mended.
Tlie best is the cheapest.
Catalogues furnished on applica
tion.
GREAT SACRIEICE SALE
IN SPMNGAND SUMMER GOODS
Practical Watchmaker.
■■ First door south of Brown House,
Barnwell V. 11., S. C., offers his services
to, the public.
An experience of upwards of forty
{ ears is tlie best jfpiHraXlee *,hat ho
nows his busijiess and vgiliflJ ve satis
faction in the quality Of his «Vrk and
the moderation of his charges
Reliable tinre keejrersft
inch8 ’
v T In Effect August 21st, 1893, at 6.05 o’clock A. M.
5 (75th MeridUBTim«.)
il " “^ORTirBOUN iT
SOUTH BOUND.
To
sale*
m&m
lachine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr's,
Ih'VUI.'NKKKN au«d TI ICIII.KIMTK
BLACKV1LLE, S. C.
To the users of Motive Power and
General Machinery:
We call your attention to.the fact that
we are prepared, with latent Improved
Tools and Machinery, to do work on
any ^Machinery .used in this country,
SuchTys -
LOTTO N OINH, \ “
GRISTMILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
PULLEYS. HANGERS,
MILL GEARING,
Shafting and castings ot Iron or TJraxs
of any size. Special attention given to
QIN WORKV *———-S- 2
'Hnvlng a first class Gin Builder, we
can do all kindsof Gin Work, new brush
wheels, nek saws, boxes, &e. Saws
sharpened only by band,
julyll — ‘ .
Patterson & Holman,
AXXOItNKYW AX LAW,
BARNWELL, S. C.
Having associated ourselves for the
practice of the law in all the Courts of
the State except the Probate Court and
In the United States Courts, we pledge
our best services to all clicpts who may
trust us with their confidence.
Our united prompt attention will be
5 ive.ii to all business confided to us.
. O. Pattkusun, W. A. Holman.
Jan7
ALL SUMMER OJOOUS AT COST
Lawns, Muslins, Outings—these must go.
Ladle*’, Mens’ and Hoys Straw Hats—must be sold re
gardless of cost.
j*
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 realization
through the prodigality of a
son tctewhom the sudden pos
session of so much money
proves too great a temptation.
The
Equitable Life
CT. L. -WTLSOilSr,
“W"illistioio-, s. C.
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
J. II. AVERII.L, Receive^,
TO
7.10 a.
8.50 p.
12.20 p.
m.
in.
m.
:i. 25 p in
5.40 p m
•>.< 0 p m
has provided against these j
contingencies by offering The
Tontine Installment Policy, j
The premiums per thousand [
-- are much less than under-
forms of insurance, and
the amount is payable in 20,25
or 30 annual payments, thus
securing a comfortable income
. for the beneficiary. Write to
W. J. RODDEY, Manager, 1 FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.
For U>e Carolina*,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,
VIA YKMASSKE.
I,v.' Augusta Ar.
“ Ycmassee
Ar Charlcst’n T.v
JT.V) a. in. 0.42 p m
11400 a. m. 10.55 p m
Bi*anfort 1
Port Royal 1
12 15 p'vnlO 25 p.
9 00 a m[5.40 p,
~.:?i a m 4.17 p.
7.00 a m .145 p.
m.
in.
in.
in.
0.55 p mY.OO p." m.
8.00 a m 1.47 p. in.
7.50 a m,4.J5 p. m.
IjF*
yon want a
O-
FINE WATCH OR CLOCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRY,
FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
LKRY,
OR SPECTACLES,.
Send yjur orders to or cab at
Jase Allan & Co
285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
Dr.J.H. E. MILHOUS;
Dental Surgeon.
Blackville, S. 0.
For further Information rail upon or write
WM. J. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent,, Augusta. Ga.
R L TODD, T. P. A., Room 304 Dyer Building, Augusta. Ga.
•t
ROCK HILL* S. C.
Go to O. D. C. Lange. 57 R R. Ave.
B'aekville H. C for Baby Carriages,
Croquet and Base Ball Goods.
' . V
Attorney-at*Law,
BAMBERG, S, C.
O(Bee over Tho Bank of Bamberg.
niar-30tf •
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
AXXOllN K V-AX-L.A W.
BARNWELL C. 1I„S.C.
\
Will give prompt attention to all bus
iness entrusted to his care.
January 9th.1890.
Will have regular appointments as
follows: \
At Barnwell, C. II. from 1st. Monday
(or sales-day) in each month to Wed
nesday evening.- Rooms at Molair
House. Otllce two doors Soutli of hotel,
on West or opposite side of street. 7\
At Sally’s, B. A. A N. R. K., from
3d Monday in attch month to Wednes
day evehiug. Olliee at Price’s Hotel.
Will be at his homeoftieeat Blackville
every Friday and Saturday from 1st of
February to 30th September inclusive,
and every Thursday* Friday and Satur
day, from 1st UcU>bet to Jlst. January
inclusive.
Will makeappointnients'witli patients
to meet them at either of his offices at
any time.
Patients will find it more comfortable
to have their work done at the -office,
though if desired will call on them at
their residences anywhere within thirty
miles of Blackville.
\
WORK FOR US
HILL’S
WK CCAKAHTR A CPU
(e the most
_ _ and Invt
barerunnvestlsation as to oar reapondbU
ity and the merits of our Tablets.
READ OUR
TESTIMONIALS
] Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
ly destroy the de»lre for TOBACCO In from * to 5 dsv*. Perfectly harm- >
Will completely destroy the de*lre forTOUACCO In from Stoll days. Perfectly 1
less; enuaono8lrkneeB,andmay be clv*u In acup of tea or coffee without the knowl
edge of the patient, who wUl voluntarily stop aniokingor chewing In a few days.
DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE MBIT oat any effort on the* part of
tho patient, by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS.
During treatment potlents sre allowed tho free use of Liquor or
phine until such tune as they sr
shull voluntarily give them up.
Wo send particulars and pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall
bo glud to place sufferers from any of these habits in communica
tion with persons who have been cured by the use of our Tabut*.
^ HILL'S TABLETS are for sale 'by all vicst-clam
druggists at fl | .OO l*' r package.
If your druggist docs not keep them, enclnee ns • | .OO
and we will seud you, by return mall, a package of <
Tablet*.
Write your name and addrees plainly, and state
whether Table!
TvMH uat 111X7 ssvs-vs I xi«w j^ansai ij • snaava ow<a
rablete are for Tobacco, Morphine or
Liquor Habit. ' S'
DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into purchasing
any of tho various nostrums that are being
offered for sale. Ask for T-TTr.T.»Ft
XAI3X.EXS and take no other.
Manufactured only by
—THE—
OHIO CHEUCAL
Rl, A IS Opera BMrk,
LIMA, OHIO.
particulars
FREE.
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w
TeitiMali
from persons
who have been
cured by the use of 1
Hill s Tablets.
TBB Offio ClIRHICAL 0o.:
Diik Six:—I have been wing year
cure for tobacco habit, and found It would
do wbat you ctaim for It. I used ten cents
worth of the stAngest chewing tobacco a day,
and Irom one to S v e cigars; or I would smoke
_ om ten to lorty pipes of tobacco. Have chewed
and smoked for twenty-five years, and two]
Of your Tablets cured me so I have no desire for \
B. IE. J ATT LO it D,'LesH
Dorks Prut, K. T.
Tnx Ohio OnmCAl. C©. :—G*KTLEM*w:—Some time ago ! sen
for fl.0u worth of your Tablets for Tobacco Habit. 1 receive!
them all right and, although I was both a heavy smoker and chewst
they did the work in less than three days. I am cured.
Truly yours, MATURW JOHNSON, P. O. Box«.
PrrrsaoxuB, Pa.
Thb Ohio CngwiCAL Co <4*icri.ii(«KIt give* me pleasure to speak a
word of praise for your Tablets. My son was strongly a
... . . •- - ' “ blet*.
of
| Itothe
liquor, ami'through a'friend, 1 was led to try your Tablet*. He wasaheav
constant drinker, but after using yonr Tablets but three dayshe 4piitdrlukln&
and will not touch liquor of any kind. 1 have waited four month before writing
you, in untar to know the cam was penngannt. Yoursimiy,
The Ohio <
I bravo used
HKLEJK MORRISON.
CixcurgATi, Ohio.
le In my oaM.
a few d»v», and you will be itsrtled st the nnrr.
p«et<-d fueoe*. Ihst will reward your effort*. We
poftitirdr have the bed burin.M to offer au agent
that ran be fonnd os the f«ec of thi, earth.
•48.00 prelit on •<8 OO worth Of hnslu*** il
being e»*llv and honorably marie by and paid to
hundred, of !“«■• women, boy., and girl. In one
employ. Tou can make money fa.t.r at wotk for
a. than von have snr idea of. The bajtne*. i* ao
es^v to fesrn. andin'.truction. to jUniple and plain,
that all .necead from the .tart, Thow who take
hold of the barine*. reap the advantage that
ari*e> from the found reputation of one of the
olUe.t, most .uece.!fnl, and Isrge.t psblishlng
home. In America. Secare for yonr^elf the profit,
that the bu.ine*. so readily and naad.omely yield*.
All beginner, iueeeed grandly, and more than
realize their greatest expoclatlon., Thote who
trv It Had exaetlr a. we tell them. There 1. plenty
nf room for a few more worker., and we urge
them to begin st onoe. If you are alreadr em-
g loved, bnt nave a few .pare moment., ud wT.h
> n*c them to advantage, then write u. at ones
(for thl, 1* your grand opportunity), and receira
full onrtleniar. by return mall. Adtlre..,
1RUK k CO., Boa No. AOO, Aug ante, ’go.
HUMPHREYS’
Itr. Hwmahrnra’XverldcaaraacIsxHflcallynxd
* llemexMoa, need far years to
earofulty preimrod
ractlce
private praettoe and foe orthirty
people with outlre ancoeaa. Kvery i
a ipeclal cure for the disease named.
They eu
cure without drugging, purring or reduefng
la fart aund AM the govereico
the ayrtom and are
Remedies of the Wertd.
ruaa*.
»lufie
1A—Werme, Worn*Tever, Worm CoHc.,..
8— Teethingt Colic, Crying,WakefohMH
■ 4—Diarrhea, of Children or Adult*
9- CeagUa, CoUa, Bronchltl#
8-Neuralgia, Tooghnche, Feceerho.
•-Headachre, Bkk Heedeeha, Vertigo., dig
!•—Dyepepela, tlllouaae*a,C«m*lpetlon. .88
11—Meperceecd or Palafal Pcrled*
1 J-WfetaShK To* Ptofuee Ferled.
1J—Creep, Lei
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For the xovernment of Etnolovee* only, Afrd notfor puMlc use or fnformatf**.
t lie (.outpany reserving the rlifht to vary therefrom when ntetsary, witboxt n»'
— J.C.KE rVS., n ,Hntandawt
Port Eoyal & Western Carolina Railway,
J. B. CLEVELAND, HeceHef.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Schedule in effect September 24th, 1893.
0:iX)ani| 1 :45[>n>'Leave
7:40pin| Arrive
7.3X)pni Arrive
2:40pm'
Augusta.
. ArHve
1 :40pm
8:00pf#
Anderson..
. Leave
7:50a m
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. Leave
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6 ^^pm
Laurens,.
iLeave
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8:12pm
For further information relative to Tickets, Rates, etfr., apply to *
n r v, ^ * W, J, CRAIG, G.P, A.
R. L. TODD I rav. I ass. Agent, .MM Dyer Building, Atignsta, Ga.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
« -
, All Oie Latest ]>foVelties.
FARGY
BOOBS,
Hobby Horses
Yekoipedes
T-’ovsi Doll?
Stationery
PERFECTED BABY CARRIAGES,
CRYSTAL Uiin i: ^
vh*e* mas*. CHRIBTMAA CARDS ’
Ouliiy Dm m< Alvtjs. " ft-
AND Rt *OKL^TT8. -
PLUSH DRESSING
CASES, ALBUMS, MO
T^URE FRAMES.
Musical Instminen At Sheet Music. Guitar Violin and Banjo btringa
THE GEM ROLLER ORuAN ONLY $6,00. > -
Agent for Pi-iuos and Organa, Rubber Stamps and biencila. Musieai Inaikb
metits Repaired. • %
Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired.
The largest and cheapest stock ffver brought to tTtis C??y.
Gr. ID. O. Ij_A_3srG-E.
nsro. 27.H.E,.
' BS9aekYille 9 S C.
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Wofford College
8PARTANBURG, 8. C.
JA8. H. CARLISLE, L L. D., Prest.
TWO FELL COI RKFJI. *
Necesssry expenses for one year, Om
Hundred gi d Fifty Dollars.
For Catalogue ntfdress
J. A.GAME\VELL,
. - , Secretary of Faulty.
Sojitli Bound Bail Boad.
7 In Effect Oct. 1st, 1893.
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The next session will begin ScpL27th
lfc'93. Tire clhwafe is saluhrious, the
Course of Study thoroogh, and exlcn-
si ve, the exireuses modefafe. For Csf-
alogne and full iuform»flon,AvHie So
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Registration Notice.
The office of the Superv
tration wflfbe open at "Bi
rvlsor of Regis-
mwelton the
first Monday in each month for the
transaction of such business as i« au
thorised by Uw. ,
HAYNEf.Rf^'
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G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,-
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GsontiK G. Tnowraox.
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ATT<yftNEYB AT LAAV,
Office. Ryan Building, Barnwell', 8. Cf,'
Practl'te In the Counties of Alken-
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