The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 28, 1893, Image 3
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the Barnwell People
JUTJM Ot SUBBCBIPTIOX.
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Kext Tuesday wiH be sale day.
We wish you a Happy New Year.
Clay I’ate left on Tuesday for Lynch-
-burg, Va. #
Cotton and railroad stocks are down,
but matrimonial stock la booming.
Announcement
-BY-
Ofi Top
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T1]IB8I>AY, WBCEMBKRaS, IPflS.
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South Carolina has more militia cav-
Mry than any other State In the Union.
Hurphey tV rjo., are the wholesale Ura«
eery iJotise of 618 Brhiid Street, Au
gusta, Ga. We take this method of In-
3SSBSS JfssJr^.'i'rrrXT tS
JUi I road crossing on the same sid of
! the street faTChr old corner stored at
number Cl8. >' |
' We moved from our old corner about
j. 18 months »gt>, hut we aie yet and h^v/e 1
MURPHEY & G0. oNce More. ■* Depot for Soitt Carolina
Ailirhiiev ftrr tliA n c^ra^. *
s twe,v ’- d ‘^ u lhe ^ —
Will be heldattheuew VJaw.nkTcm Oh-8. ^ „
& H ‘tK , Mu?eVCh^d i 8«? Bound fi r Ki 8, il train ' 0V ° T the So,lth
‘ w '? .. .— Bound to hiorida were put ou C'hrist-
ttiaaday* — : — : —-— .—.
said 1 monUj befiunln*at “High
"K&rofW.-.M.v ' .
orur- , x^ Jknkins. Secretarr.
po You Want Me?
Public officers, lawyer*, and al! other
persons desiring the.scrvicea of a ape-
^ m | Stenographer to take evidence, re
port .peeches, pr pny other work re-
anirlng tha aervlces of a Stenographer
and Type Writer will be served at reii-
aonable rates, and on short notice by
applying ttf the undersigned at Black-
,llle,S.C. H. I). 1ZI.AR.
WILLIAM MoNAB
has moved up from hi* temporary
summer retreat and Is now fully ready
for the fall trade. '
lie gives ht* best thanks to his many
frVndt for their good patronage Ur the
TO THE AFFUCTEI.
„ „ . . , : been for forty years tlie cheapest and
Again are we called upon to lament only cast, grocery house here, cous«-‘ fPrthefroeandfullsym
llie absence of several of Our good cor- quently can sell you cheaper than any- ! o( t,M!,r , '' ord, ‘ for the lo4 ‘ of hU
Lost and Found. - —
Y/>st—Snflferers from Dyspepsia.
Dr«psv, Malaria and Liver Complaint
unless thev at once ooinmencc the use
of Glenn Springs Mineral Water.
Found—Hundreds of people in every
-part of this State *:hCLB‘*LL^5L_ l * ,: * t * 1,0
waters of Glenn tiphngs are simpTj tTi^
best.
mpoudeutj.
h'airfax and Sycamore were duly In
corporated b - the Legislature at the
session just ended.
The display of Are works on Monday
night by Alast^rs Simon aud Kline
Brown was simply grand.
In
last
Aldrich aud F. C. Butler
body else, can save you thoney If you
will come to see u*. , ,
I* We have Mr. Henry M. Sawyer, of
Aiken and Orangei>urg Countirs with
us, who will ho glad to welcome any
body from South. Carolina.
Ramember the number and look for
It, 618, up the same side about 30 yards
i the list of Notaries appointed ‘ [ ro l" 0, 1 ,r old corner,smlthc rtnu name
week we tind the names of Robert w MLR! IIKJi & GO.
\loi>*8 CV Mi nrnrr,
Ur.o. 8. Miurutr.
(The Christmas sermon of Dr. I.lde ' BLANKS,
was eitjoved by a gtKid congregation
ami the offerings for the poor were lib
eral.
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th
LOOK HEBE!
XO ffAMDUMJSB!
W to 20 per Cent. Saved
—ON—
GROCERIES
' -AT- :
E.T.MURPHEY&C0S
Come to the Exposition at 1 cent a
U* and get off the Train.at the corner
of Broad and Washington and look
through onr Stock. WE W l LL SAVE
YOU MONEY.
Be sure to 4p»tour prices before you
buy.
Use E. T. MURPHEY’8 “PRIDE
FLOUR.’’ Beat and Finest made.
We hare three South Carolina Sale*^
men to wait on our friends from the*
Palmetto State. Come one and all to
£ T. MURPHEY & CO.
Cor. Broad and Washington Streets,
Railroad Crossing ’
nov23
the waist-
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The Barnwell Dispensary took in
nearly four hundred collars on Satur
day. We saw no one, however, under
roseate influence.
— Bradstrcet haw recefved-reports from
COS counties in the cotton States and
from them calculates that last year’s
at (jjUOOjlKX) hales.
„ “ . — . 'r-
Misses Maude Ray and Jennie Pate
returned on Tuesday from a delightful
holiday vis'd to Miss Stella Hair, near
stand and stock by Are. „
With a fresh and compleUs stock of
new goods suited to the needs of the
people of thD section he cordihlly asks
and coiitidently expect* a oontlnuilhce
of past patronage at the
South Side Store,
DICKS BRICK BUILDING.
South West Corner of the Public
Square
Hard timet hay*.come upon the coun
try and as a necessary consequence
high prices have been driven away* 1
shall do my best to kocp up the quaran
tine against their retnrn.
While I cannot, as a candidate for
buslnei**, promise to make every man,
Married at the residence of the bride’s w oman aud child who may f .vor me
fatherTtmrahrrvSist fn*t,, Me. .1 W^ -WiHuaistom happy, handsome, healthy
TnhyDwttsv
Bonds and Mortgages, ,
Rent Liens and BiCsof Sale.
— Chattel Mortgages, Liens Tor
Advances.' A \
For sale at The People office. :
#
.. Vested interest—Money in
coat pocket
The world now uses 13,003 kinds Af
postage stamjis.
Hats and Shoes at reduced prices.
C.' E. Gyles & Co.
in marriage announcement* In Spain
the ages of both parties are given.
The wall flower is often the only girl
In Uie haP that can make cake.
Stock must he reduced In thirty days.
C. KAOtLes A Co.
No one Is useless In .this world who
lightens the burden of It for another.
What soma people consider prudence
is what their neighbors call mranntsa.
f.arge stock to select froiii st G. E.
G\ les <i Go's.
*
Happiness Is composed of so many
piec>i* that there is always out* iuis*iug.
I have seen better days, *ald the Idind
man. “"o 1 bear,” remarked the dvai
man. * •
Largo lot Of Cooking Stoves cheap
G. E. Gyles & Co. y
Tomorrow 1* the Jay on which all H 1 ' 5
triller* are going to do something worth
while,
. “Keep ’em alive, hey! keep ’em
alive!” said an old physician to hU
young brother praclioner; “dead men
pay no bills.”
Large stock of Flour ana R. P. Oats
cheap.—. CLK-Gyijcs & Co.
He that thinks himself the hapidest
man, really is so; hut be that thinks
himself the wisest, is "generally the
—biggest fool.* '
Toddles: Papa, a hy do we hang up
holly branches on ChristmasHs it he-
,-cause it’s a holidayf
Call on C. K. Gyles & Co.» Blackvillc,
, 81C., for bargain*.
Do you believa that contentment is
better than riches? Perhaps so, if you
have them both together.
Farmer: You've shot div cow!
Dooley: Be Gobbs su 1 told ttu-r
grocerinau as plain as cud ho to give
° me bti-r-rd shot!
■ Great ieductions in Furniture and
Clothing at C. E Gyles A Go’s.
A correspondent writes: “I send
fou a I retie poem called, ‘The Lay of the
Wiliiston.
Fn the .remoral of Mr. .1. L. Grubbs
Barnwell loses: a good citizen and the
dwellers on'Northern Heights regret
the toss of his pleasant family as neigh
bors..
This is the time of onr di«eon*cnt.
The Editor aud devil are absent anti in-
vitattenS’cmnc to ns daily to take din
ner with'some good friend—butrwe
can’t “get there.’
Rev. J. S. HiVentr died at his liomc
at Bolling Spritrgs ort Saturday of
rippeat an advanced sge. We hope
' receive for publication a full account
of hi* useful and honored life.
Gwl. R. I). White, formerly of Char
leston but for ten years a resident of
'Brooklyn, paid us'aptea?rm,*bTrttoa
brief, visit Inst week. Time denG gent
ly jvith him, and he keeps up with the
focession In the busy, bustling North.
The Barnwell County Medical Socie
ty will meet at Hammond, on 8. B K.
K., on 2nd Tuesday lllth d.»y]ol Janua
ry. 18P4. ‘
J. B Bl*ck, M. I) , President.
E. Kirxlano, M. D., Secretary.
! Greenland, S. C.
Died ou the- 10th lust. Earnest Max
well, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
B. Dicks, aged two months and four
teen days. His hie was short and full
of suffering, lie lived long enough to
leave a mother's heart sad and solitary.
“A.”
On next Monday tins colored people
wlil have their fourth celebration of
emancipation day at^Uaruwell. Gem
Robert biualls, ot Beaufort, is to deliver
an address,
Mrs. Meta Simms and the Misses Dow
ling delighted thei^ friend last Friday
night with a stritv rice mid sp'eudid
tnoonlfght piu nie at the encampment
grounds.
The pound party In the beautiful
jjrove Mir rounding the residence of Cap-
talh'GjeorgC Kirkland on Tuesday eve
ning was* very eujoysble event of thcJ X^ce
holiday festivities
The ‘‘OKI Folks at Home” and the
many warm friends of Dr. btianunn Kay
of jlamy t in were cheered by hts pres*
cncp on Tueaday. .
The CbrlstniHS Tree at the Methodist
Churcli was a delightful success and
the little folks returned io their homes
lilled with joy aiid luscious fruits from
its generoii- brandies.
Rev. J. M. Bostick, several year* ago
pastor of the Barnwell Baptist Churchy
lias been engaged as teacher and chap
lain of (he Cooper Limestone Institute,
and will enter upon his duties al the
bix'iuning of the next session.
The removal of Mr. J. A. Jerkins to
his plantation la just cause for regret by
all good people of Barnwell. And the
sorrow of the young men at the depart
ure of Misses Lizzie and Kate is pitiful
beyond description.
Anderson and Miss Bessie! daughter of
Capt. W. J. Walker, Rev. J. D. Peacock
officiating.
William Carpenter, who murdered
Preston Yonee in Edgefield County, 8.
AL»Ifl\ir years ago » l ^ who *ne r being d cnt „ ltrv uro ,
sentenced t«» hang summed Tn mwerttg (neaSLcanrafrord.
his escape, and w ho ha* been In jail at A-uinn' mv rVi
Eastman, Ga., for killing a
jail
negro has
been taken back to Edgeiicld.
Carpenter W under 1 * sditcnco to the
South Carolina Penitentiary and when
Governor Tillman heard he wa* arrest
ed in Georgia he m^dc a requisition on
Governor NTmhern for him. At flrst
the requisition wa* refused but after
some uofre*q>ondcn\ , e between Governor
Tillman and himself Governor North*
«rh decided to honor the requisition.
The Columbia Desk Calendar,
which 1* Issued annually by the^ Pore
M ani sactcrino Company, of Colum
bia Bicycle fame, is out for 1884, much
Improved in appearance. It is a pad
caleTitrarwT iUe aamesise mnl sha;*e a*
those »f previous years, having a ieaf
for each day, but its attractiveness has
been heightened hy the worKstf a clev
er artist, who has scattered a series of
bright pen-draw ing through its page*.
It also contain*, a* usual, many appro
priate and interesting contributions
from people both brigluand wise.
and prosperous l very tvtllingtJT pledge
myself to deal with perfect fairness. I
will be content with quick sales (Mid
sinaU profits and shall sell gooda oh
their merits,
I will give the l»Cst prices -for cotton
rodUee that straight bua-
ThU mmliclns is takon internally—
only two «io*ea eterjr twemy-fmtr
iimirs—and is an ahstdut# cure for or-
ptntc.sirictnre and all kidney dUr****,
T cures strictuiw without pain, incon
venience or the loss of one moment's
time from any employment. No pain
n kidney coiuplalnf unless liicre are
cotii|t)ieaUon* It cures gravel or stone,
by softening it end passing it out iu the
urine iu the form of a sediment or fine
towder, r—
I have numbers of letter* from fiehple
n Barnwell county who have been
cured and are being cured.
I am now* selling It In Kiko. Barn
well, Long Branch neighborhood, Al-
cudsie, hytamorr, Olar, llUtrkvIlie
Col I c tonT3ou iff vTTi fall in fV ftie, t Tisrtc?-
lon, Orangchul-g, St. Matthew*, (!o|um
hla, GreenWbotl, Low nde*ville. Edge-
field, AndCfson, Spartanburg, Newber
ry, J’lokeh*, Wlmisboro, Sumter, Flor
ence, Darllngton, C«md^R and Lancas
ter, Augnau, Ga,, Bjiltlmore, Md
Lyncnburg, Vw„ Pocomo, Onnsylvr
nfa, Gostieti, fudinti*, Kentucky—with
best results, , ,
1 guarantee a pure. If any one will
take two bottles q/ntlii* Medicine, aud
he'of the are net fufficlentljr henelituid
to induce then^to continue iKh, 1 will
refund their moiier.
Asking my friend* pafHcdTaily and
th* ptiblb^ generally to call upon me in
iny new quarters before buying or scl
:ing
. Wait With a Welcome.
WILLIAM McNAB.
BARNWELL, S. C
Deafness Cannot he Cured.
By local Applications, ns they cannot
rest h the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one w ay io cure Deafness
aud that is hy constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused hy an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian Tu!>e When this tub- get* in-
tltimed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can he taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, bearing will he destroyed
forever, nine casea out of ten, are caus
ed by caurrah, w hich is nothing hut
£ii inti mod condition of the ibueou*
■VP races." ——~
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case* of Deafness [caused hy
enUri h] that cannot be cur d hy Hall’s
Catwrrh Cmre. Send for, circulars.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo,0
Sold by Druggists, 73c.
For dr dale.
My two modern cottage win East End,
the prettiest and liealthlcst part of
Barnwell.
One Ha* six, the other aeven rooms
Horli are built of best material and in
most MHhst.'intla} manner. Goo-1 water
anil all modern convenience*, j
For price and terms apply to W- 8
Dlxson. -
D. E<'JOHNSON. .
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FOR—
CURE FOR ORGIfUC STRICTURE
AND ALL ikONKY COMI LAlNia.
by orderingAReect from me.. It will be
sent by mall on receipt of price, $3.00 to
any part of North Carolina, South Car
ollna, Georgia and Alabama. In order
ng saj-* whether for siricturc or. kidney
dUcase.
if you are suffering.give it a t-ial, If
it doe* not do w hat I promise for it
your moii'-y will lie returned without
delay.or trouble to you, w hich Is more
than any doctor or druggist will do for
you.
6. K. RY/1N,
Barnwell, S. 0.
The List of Froipinips
WATCHMAKER AND
-ALSO DEALER IN—
Watches, Clocks and Je
SOLID FLATBE) W
-—Repairing of. all Kinds a Specialty*'
FlttBT PREMH’M—OneSolbl Ooid Udy’a 81*0 Stem Wtildef |
8KCON H PREMIUM—OnoOentloman’s81mSolid Silver I'
THIRD I’REMIl’M-On* Hundred Five Cent Clgara. . ^ .
The above valuable premiums will bo swarded on the lH!id*jr®fJ<
1801. pi ton the following terms snd conditions
81.
l Io as to
will
W«ltlP|fMMl
*eeu libhr nil
i.,. , wm j
The dhit premium will ho giveti to tlie lady or gentleman
ra*b porebases from me, net less than seventy -fl ve doll »ra, beihoeti
January,1884. . ~
The second premium will be given to tbslsdy or gentlemsn traklug tnoi
largest ca«h purchases, not les* than fifty dollars, between this date and
January IgW.' «*? .
The third prrmitim will b«ghTn to the peraon making third InrffMtj
within the same period.
TflfchfSkfri win i
article that I may
ware, solid or plated,
order* for goods not HHHHH
offering sm-h valuable premiums I cannot lake other risks.
Orders hy mall or otherwise fram all who may he unable to c*tl In i,
receive careful and ptompt attention. In ordering by mall please be careful end
sute exactly what U wanted. The account* of egch 4111 rchn«er will he kept P*V
vats. The names of the premium Winners * lit be published in Tan BaR*WbI4i
PKobLB oik the HMh January ISSf.
- Beautiful Christmas, let no one forget,
Beautiful Christina* need b five no regret!
Biaulirut goods are In slock In my slore; .
Come, and Its beautiful premiums explore!
. Beautiful bargains your call will repay,-
" ‘ j: Jkpotlful gTfks for a beautiful day;—
Seek for no finer, your search w 111 be rain,
^ - . * Beautiful Christma« Is near us again!
W jS. I^lKARP, The Jeweler,
BLACK VIT.I.K- H- O.
Wiliiston High School
For poj)» aqd Girls.
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Wiliiston, narnwcll ^bounty, Solith CarolinA.
Thb session begins Wednesday, September SOtli, HU»3, and continues to
scholastic Q'ottlh*. — . ^
The pedpteof Wiliiston, cecoguizjng the ImportartcVi of higher education, bavd
establUlu-d In their town a periuancui n-hok*l i»f liteh grade. They have erected —
a large, handsome and conveniently arranged sch'ooi hiilldlr.g, which is furnished
with thb hitcst ImpWretl painiitcd fimiltlrre, and which w ill easily accommodaid
300stutlebU. The nresent Principal has had vtiarge of the Insiitiitlou for the
[ past two years, and at a recent meeting of the Board of Truster* was unanimous-
ly re-elected for a term of three more year*.
The Faculty consists of six cota|«tenthiale and female teachers, most of urbool
have held position* in large and prominent iii<-liu*tUui*n{ Je«rtoihgi More teocb*
ers will be employed if the patronage justifies. Timing the pan session over 2*#
pupils wete enrolled ; It i* confidently exported dial ths enrollment U»*t orets)on
will be mticli larger. (
The Bchool aims to anpnly a long felt want Inithis part of the 8tate. The ob
ject In View is to pre|»are boys and girls to enter the Jnninr class of onr best 0Ol
io those whoi
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The Trnc Physician.
The money-rmaWing idea 1* one that is
dominant in the majority of humanity,
and every occupation i* looked cpmxas
a trade. Philanthropic' motives, pire
and simple, are either sneered at as vis
ionary. unchariubly branded a* a trick i
of trade or considered as a mere adver
tising dodge. True medicine, however,
proclaims that the true physician is
most happy when tljo patients are most
healthy; this idea the common mind re
ject! aa an' absurd md impracticable
doctrine. There is a belief v»rvgen
♦ rally spread that the physician lias no
Interest iu tkr prcservjilm of health,
but rsih jr rejoices when there, Is the
mostsicknes*. This maj'be true in rare
cases, but as a rule it is untrue. The
nhysician who practices Ids profession
■ , .. . . for mere monetary motives lias certain-
AH persons who havo Hmir tax n rrry Imr nhsrsnfr an,I , .to. l.ledlv
sordid r-pirit. 8ome one lias most truth
fully said that the sanitary engineering
and preventive skill which make our
homes .sweet and comfortable tend to
check disease and impoverish those w ho
*! Sl. _
Wood Work Machinery.
Brick and Tile
Barrel Stave
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ceipts written and filed will please bear
in mind tlrst 1 cannot hold them after
the flrst of January, »» I am iiow re
quired to reiqit to the State ou the 1st
and 13th of each month.
A. F. Fuke, YreasdB. C.
A 1 izy marriell man argues tb^t his
wife ought to get nj) first and make a
lire of cold ih<u;t»ing*. Yet that same
msn wh-n he was courting would have
stuck his own head iu the lire rather
than let the girl who is now his wife
kindle one for him, if he could help it.
Being in pursuit or- iu possession
makes a Vast difference. 7
Lurk. If accepted, let me know.”
And the editor replies, “Rejected with
thanks. If you will send a few speci
men* of the lay of thebeu, we will ac
cept.” . '
Qur stock must be sold. Call and be
convinced.
C. E. Gyles & Co.
Bank Notice. *—
Monday next, 1st Jan. being a hol
iday, The Bank of Barnwell will he
closed from Saturday afternoon until
Tuesday morning. Fer-nns having pa
lter to mattlre on that day will please
amicipate parnieut.
N F.C. BUTLER, Cashier.
Mr. Arthur.E. Gerald D now with
the J. B. White 'Company, Dealers iu
Dry Goods and Notions, Broad street,
Augusta, Ga., where be will be pleased
to see his friends. .Auy order* sent
him will receive prompt attention.
uovWrlw , /
Bask Notice.
—- . Monday next, 1st Jan., being who!
iday. The Citizen* Bat ing* Bank will
s be closed from tjaturday afternoon tin-
Yil Tuesday uiorniug. i’ersons having
# |btper t<> mature ou that day will please
Anticipate payment.
1*. Al. BUChT NGU AM, Cashier.
Oar Specimens.
If you contemplate matrimony, or the
celebration of your marriage, or If you
wish any thing in fashionable station
ery*, come and see our specimen hook,
loarn our prices and make your selec
tion. Our Branch houae in New York
i* at th* top ->f the “Four Hundred”and
we can give you at short notice and
a honor prices exactly witaf you want.
A Sad Accident.
Ou Saturday morning while superin
tending some bauds st woik upon a
well curbat Martin’s, Mr A. N. Walker
was accidentally caught hy the rop* and
thrown into the Well,. He fell sixty
feet aud was instantly killed. A ,wife
stul live children^urvive him. lie wa*
greatly liked and his sad and sudden
death lias cast gloom over that section
of the OMblf* " .y V ^ ^ yv:—---
Qpts From Baldock*
On last Monday evening between 3
and 4 o’clock tne boiler to Mr. D. F.
Fender's saw mill engine hursted, play
ing sad havoc. Mr. !>. F. Fender re
ceived a slight wound on bis leg and
ilp-. Henry Bailer, the sawyfir, Was
knocked down and considerably bruised
up, with a bad cut over his eye. Mr.
Ilamptoit .Fender was knocked down
and W4t. cut on the head, a d something
like a bullet struck him on the arm, hut
he is not seriously hurt. Jesse Bennett
was slightly wounded. WiIHe Frazier,
the colored lireman, was tjrown 33 feet
over♦pitoofTumbmvirreaJdug him op
very badly, from which he died- oti the
next Wednesday morning. The cause
is thought to bs carelcstnea* hy letting
the water run down? The boiler biowed
out at both end*, throw ing hot in n and
setting the woods on fire several hun
dred yard* off. Mr. Fcodcr's loss will
foot up t > about 81,0.0. lie Isjtoing to
buy auothe^pigine and try it again,
provided ItarfsTii get hands to run it.
Tire funTtimes is about the only talk
in this section, but we live Iu hopcli if
we die in dispair.
Tits farmers generally have not neg
lected to plant oats and almost every
farmer has s *m»- fine pigs to kill, *0
ttiere is not much vail for old bacon at
prs—u*.
W isbing you a merry Christmas.
O.
dare to bring down the medical art to j
the level of a trade. No tradesman |
would g*t up Hi the middle of a cold
winter’s night, and ride ten tulles w ith-
out the prospect ot pay, and yet the phy-1
siciatl docs this often. The true physi
cian, therefore, becomes a teacher of be-j
nevolcucfe.—Sledical Sumniary.
The following superstitions In con-
nectioR with New Year’s are still firmly
believed iti various parts of England,
Ireland,bcotland aud Wslos: Ou New
Years morning go to a well or fountain
and leave an apple and nosegay, and
the water wlil keep ftesh and he more
wholesome all the year. If i darkconi-
plexioned man erbsscs your threshold
tlrst <■ New Year's day, you will be
prosperous; If a blond, unlucky, and if
a redheaded man, dire disaster will
surely follow. 7 —— «-
In a certain community a lawyer died,
who was a most worthy and popular
man, and, amon^inher virtues inscrib
ed upon 1:1* tombstone, was this: “A
lawyer and an Tionest man.” Some
years later a convention was held in th*
town, and one of tpc delegates being of
a sentimental tiirh visited the “‘silent
ylty,” and iu rambling among the
tomh«, was struck with the inscription.
“A lawyer an.I an honest man.” He
was lost in thought when a fellow dele
gate came up, who, notL-iiig his ab
straction, asked if he had found the
grate of w dear friend or a relative, and
he said: •‘No; but I am wondering
The best Gasoline Stoves and Ganges
made,
BECAUSE THEY HAVE
Sight Feed, Steel Needle Valves with
German Sliver Points.
All parts rust proof. Cast Iron
-burners. Drum Heads. Removable
Float Valves. Spacious Warming
Closets.* Tank* which cannot lie re
moved without flrstelosiiig all Burners.
wives which show at a glanoe whether
they aye open or closed.
Send for prices.
BALDWIN & GABTIN,
» KS V* *
Biackvifte & Bamberg.
GrahrThrcshmg!
Saw Mill
Kicc lluUmft
? Engine* anti Boilers.
Sute Agents for Talbott A Sons’ En
gine:* and Boiler*, Saw and Grtkt Mills.
Brewers’ Brick Machinery, Double
Screw- Cotton Presses.
Thomas direct feting Steam Presses,
no belts.
Thomas’ Seed Cotton Elevators
* HaP and Lummls Gins, Kngleburg
Rice II tillers.
H. II. Smith «t Co’s. Wood- Working
Machinery.
Planers, Band Saw'*, Moulders, Mor-
tlsers.
Tenenors, comprising ' complete
equipment for Sash, Door and Wa;
Factories, Duloaclio’s Plantation
Mills, variable feed.
Beltings, rifting* and Alachlnery
Supplies. Write for nrices.
Y. C. BADfiAM,
. *—'Manager.
Columbia, S. C\
versities, and to furnish to thoto who cannot avail themselves of *m,h higher edtt-
| cation Ine mental discipline necesvarv to make tliytu »uo<h ssful In life. All Who
1 complete the prescribed course of study will bo grantwd diplomas. Boaidrs tlM
usual English course, Instruction will he given In the followIng brahebe*: Latln«
Greek, F*ench. German, Cotnmerciat Law, Commercial Arkbmetie, Book keep
ing, Mutio, Caiislhcitlcs, Elocution, Typewtlting and Military Tactics.
■ 1 EXPENSES.
Literary Department, pat- month.* $ 1 00 to 4 fif
Music, Instrumentarfwllh umof instrument) por month..... JL40
M oaic, Ve—T, per month I 80
Brnitdi fjer mouth .. 7 00 to 10 M
Board attd thltlnh payable monthly in advance.
Complete Commercial Course, Including Book-keeping. Com
mercial Arithmetic and Penmanship—for entire oours*. 80 09
It takes frma three to five months to coutplet# IbU coursoi ——
When astudentnassesasatiafactory examination In the Commercial branches
he will receive a diploma from that dcpartmesiT^
Telegraphy, complete course.- f II 00
Typewriting,comulete course 10 00
Calisthenics, for the entire session 1 ■ 1 i... 11 * 1 8 00
All students from a disunite are required to b«*rd at tbfi .Students’ Hail, hliteaS
their patent* get the consent of the Principal to board them rlaewhete. TW
Student*’ Hall will be tha home of the Principal and the majority of the menu
her* of the Faculty. Regular study hoars at night * tudents are not nHowed
to roam tha streets or leave their room* after dark without a special permit from
There are two ehnruh** It] Onr town. Baptist and Methodist. All
students are required to attend the church of
Three Trade Truths.
J.J. Dicks&Bro.
Corner Broad and Campbell
Streets, Augusta, Qa.
Wholesale and ReUil Dealers in Groce
ries and Plantation Supplies.
how th vv came to Bury IHBH two
iow.s iu the sanie grave.”
has tnught »* that iu
knowing W^l KN, WJf AT and WHERE
to buy tne merchant succeeds and tbV
customer is satis tied.
Wc buy when others sell an l there
fore got Jjwest prices. We buy goods
of standard grades and so give nut pa
irons the best that is to he had. 'We
buy where cash get* the iwst bargains,
and share nil advantages fairly with
our customers
At our new quarters, the most con
venicut and cquimodious in Augusta,
we keep con-untly full stocks of all
goods in our line of business, and we
cordially invite our Carolina friend* to
HIS. pjagP their Georgia head
quarters. By giving mi their*custom
they will Icdfrn the three truths that
NOW is the time, our house TjlE place
and opr good* the GOOD8 that the,
should buy.
We handle cotton on Abe streets for
fifty cents a hale.
Messrs. L. K. Dicks, II. M< Hair and
T. R. Erwin arc with us and will lie
pleased to see their friends from over
the river.
Remember we are only thre.fi bharks
from the Union t>epnt nud at tin Junc
tion of all the slrfiet ear llns«v Cetne
straight to see ««. -
agon
Saw
the PrincipaLVI t _ D .
student* are required to attend the church of their choice. Good literary
ties IN carried on iu connection with the SehopL
Prof. McGee, of the rirsdel, has charge of the Military Department. Cadet
rifles and all necessary equipments are furnished by the Principal. The unifoot
is purchased by the boys, and costs from 814.U0 to $18.00 per suit.
A young man can enter the Literary Department and attend our Hehdol tfct
The Patterson House.
entire ttesiumi of ten scholastic months board, tuitiob, washing, lights, fnel, hoofci),
A>\, lilclmled. from $113 00 to $123 00. The total cost the entire session Io tB#
Literary Department for young ladies la from #128 00 to $138 00.
Fuf further information, address
r. N. K. BAILEY, PrtftefMI,
W. A. B. NEWSOM, Sec Bd.Trustees, WHHston, 9. Ch
Having taken charge of this popular ]
I’ravoUer’* Hmne t invite the pat
ronage of the travelling public. The |
house has been thoroughly renovated
from ground floor to attic and in neat-* |
ties* and cum for t is second to none In
the State.
The table will be eupplietlx *hti the I
best that the home and neighboring j
ity markets sffot-d. Well trained serv
ants have been Am ployed snd no effort
will he Spared to Secure the perfect en
joyment of my guests. ' j j
MKs. FLORENCE EJNUNTER. j
Proprietress. H
Nfiw, comfortable hnd commrtdloti*
stables and attentive hostlers will take
the best caro of animals and vchigtrs-
First class Sample Room for thy use {
of Commercial Traveller*.
m BLECKmE * #^GH00L
For Rent and Sale.
We represent the Corbin Banking
Company in Aiken and It*rnwell coun
ties, ami have fer rent or sale a number
of valuable places in these counties.
Persons desiring, to buy or rent good
place* on good terms will do well to call
or write. BATES A HIM MS.
aeptll-tf 4 Barnwell, S. C.
A Fill axu Tucuioum LITERARY COURSE Tioc
, s ’ .. . ' • :•*
PAR ATOPY FOR CoLI.EGE.
.NKSJSt
TUITION FIIKK for Last Four Months.
riUZE SCHOLARSHIPS in two of the Leadimo
Colleges of the State. n .* .
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Eagle Rraqd
MUSIC, Voc.it axd Ixstbcmextal. THEORY', Tuoa-
Ougii Bass and Harmon Ya
THE BEST;
-:0:
IRoofing
uineaflallffd for House. Barn. Factory
or Out Bnildlngt, and dostaiTair ihe
prh-e of shingles, (in hr Iron. It is |
ready for use aud easily applied by any
dine.
R iJy**TPAIXT *>*fa only 80]
eenTS|*af gal lnbbl.h>ta,nr $4.50 for
h-gal. tuba. Color dark red. Will stop
leaks In tin nr iron roofs that wftl last
fpr years. Try It. Fend stamp for |
Sample* and full partiduiarfi.
EtnUiir hilt nt Infill C*,
■l 8tt’-TUITION ttR MONTH.
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SIOHT-SINGINO FUbe to Entire Sufoot.
AKT, Drawing, Fainting, Farcy-W r o$ni^.
m
COMMEfiClAL COURSE, TelegMapkt,
ting, StENDORArtir, Commercial Lait, Boof-
; <■.’ * , T
AltlTIlMF.TK , 1*KNMAMH1UP, ETC., El'C.,
3fext Session begins^ttxkby Sei
For catalogue t]
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