The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 06, 1886, Image 2
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nino who believes he has a mission a*^, ’ dcnibics.
if ocfa&iuQ.otferod, would lend n cmsndrt
like a pnladin of old nfid Kaich to the
msrtjr’i *ule with a niiilo on hi# Hp?.
lie ttcccpts hointpc pe Lt# due and exacts
vhcaien>.5|ts his tight.. Thr.t he is earn*
cst tio enlvw!7cnin4 seen and heard him
the :u±r
Muj. (Inrdler rasttnocated to
other ljb*’ Ipin ft
rvt Sp
The I'nrjncr»’ Coavruiiou...
During the jirimary campaign of 1 SSlv
tn Uiw county nod pcrHopr irv.others. the,
esnJidntes for legislative honor's nnd re.
(rptiiMbilitics goinTnHy prefaced tneir
jurbllc nddr#siu>s with the happy state
ment *hnt there were no issues demand
lag disenssinn. That nllogntipu was then
true, bat it h trot so rtow. Times and
conditions have changed and the currcut
*»f eveutb has brought us (ace to face with
graver problems than have ever before
confronted the peopH of Carolina. In nil
part crises, the unity (hat has cement
«d her Anglo-Saxon population ns a cor
tlon of patriots, has been their bert safe
guard in disaster,tNid their truest assu
rance of victor? 1 By llrat, the mother
Ntato has been mode glorious iu every
Hold of htinut^iffort and by (hat she has
rejovered ftamr al! the misfortunes that
hare ever befallen her. To that now,
lu greater degree than ever *bcforc, her
vafoty, the civiliration tbad encircles her,
and the 02>cnii)g future witlr nil its ftos-'
sib l'tlcs owe their prcsmTation. That
unity is tliiCtrtenc 1.
ftccognizing and appro.idling the grav
ity of the ritun'ioo, TllE Peoim.e, from
lime to tim*, making ha‘to slowly, shaM
fairly, fuHy, fhnlcssly di-enss the issues of
the day, with (be sole puipnsc oflielpiug
those who hart faith in* i(s nUerauces to
wc that the eommonwenlth rcctivM no
uetriinent and that the Banner couuty ol
t »e State preserves its prestige iu the
stormy days that seem to be nurcl ii g
to meet us. It woaM bo more popular
to embark on the tide of public feeling
nnd sail on, n faithless pilot, to eager
quick Mird* and (rcachcrcris, rock bound
coasts, tut it it not our doty to coart
public furor and wc shill not do it. Our
nrquaiutunce with the affairs of onr own
limes, our knowledge of the unaUeiahle
li’wwns of the part have taught u> that
it is bef*er to be right than to lie the ho-
r» of today awd prrhsp tli? exile ,»f ro.
morrow. Time bring, its revenges and
tire eternal years wil) viudicate, s.»onei
or later, the ri^ht mid thsac that arc its'
• liiilifii) followers, through good nod
through evil'report. But, Hie cost!
3low much of life and irs test endeavors
are taken up iu repairing the errors that
might have teeu avoided by faiili in cool
rominoo K-ose and distrust of hot im
pulse?
And now f«r the Farmers’ Couvcn-
Many of its rcoomiuendaibiia arc
ndmiralle and have our hearty approval
Others are, to put it mildly, contrary ter
the best interests of the State and have
our unqualified condumiulioD. Of both
elasses we shall speak in later issues: To
day we propose to pay cur reepjehr to the
personnel and froeeedings of the con
wention. AnJ we beg orir readers to re
member that we speak under inspiration
—feem no last, nod onr views detervo only
(hat weight to which our judgment nnd
the allying fortification of facts entitl-'
thou. So much and no more wc ask
•tid expect.
the
Can denlit, but his study of thc iitnation
of the ytste, its need^ and the host reme
dies for Its many ilia lias boon rather ini-
em«coplft nhd from ,n elars observatory,
ftis opening address, eloquent, forcible,
adroit, eons'ructi'd I.! caplivale iho nn-
•v.ary ni^kihd'e tln ir entl.u-iasui proved,
him an Ajjimoinnon, a nader of men,—
bui its spirit and burden showed Ifni he
And tunnly John Dargftn. 1 mrnt.fiir that dir,tore ft nt
during the slorrh &('disapproval first fieri ! c:ghijf4i'i0«sard d 'Bors.
to cry Ljr^ down nod diown hiv indtjj- ffas Cl
nant protest, w» b anew tho grand oM
ratne cf ger.tkiftsti.f.ai illiutratcd Sou'h
Cnrohha once ruotens such sons us he
h.ve d'.'iic before in other loss clouded
epochs of her hi-fory. j
ftnt worse than all thfiecUfSIilion Irrs
failed to keep Its fryt promiaen, ffTT
moveirfenl was hnp(ir.‘d with the talis-
rnniiie. sponsorv reform, relrenrhment,
and llic*c words have been iisjrade mark
and ibe J. pend of its battle flag. To the
nius'c of those ifngie terms the legiunc
gsthered m ound the standard ofiheniitn
had lost eonfrdi’iice in the, possibility of of Kdgeficld. They went pottering
public virtue in all who did not fallow
his flag witli the blind zoaU o( the trne
Moslem. His frith in hi* own infullo
«
bility, uucolored apparently by egotism,
produces in him a profou#^ contempt
for the opinions of ull who differ with
him and doubt his dogm(p. The np>
plausc which greeter! his every entrance
and utterance showed his cotnplejo au
tocracy. The eouvontion was his. He
created and called k into existence. He
ruusTCted itTuto service and as toe potter
moulds the clay so he shaped its pas.
inns aud actions and wheu he took sttufl"
the body guard sneezed. The eleven
around tbe State house, seeking rat holes
and mole hilb, and found purity and not
corruption. They promised to lilt the
burdens of taxation from the bowed,
weary shoulders cf a struggling people.
They made the word of jronu.-.c to the
ear and broke it to the hop«. They credit
themselves with worris, pbarisnic plati
tudes, end demand reforms that will cost
the taxpayers three hundred and sixty
odd thousand dollars for their inaugura
tion besides the subsequent cost of their
continuance. They vaguely promise tha
abolition o r nnrcocssary office* without
having ascertained which can bo salely
an- ! < I $
l-.e i« bsreoy gin
t.V his So*', ftei
JuixiXf Ptobat
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Ik# umlcrsp
with lb T. m*
MoniftT, \bf9‘h
Mim^u
'* . " V i , , i ,l ® wn - e> AamjDl*tr«!cref\he e*l*r*Vf 1>. 1*.
script tons mndu show f,:tv ihou-aml dob Dalifnin, Ue^rwe#, «L4.ssk f-t V-tein Pis-
Ian, the amount required by the ehafter j miiscry. , It. CAUMlS,
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A tfnrnistrUor.
Aj'pUcatifiii ftir.Fftiil-i^cliur^o.
Thn conmntion jWBMsted) with
exception of a small minority, of men
Mrbo have heretof rc taken but little
p*rt in political leadership. JTlic
delegates were elected, under tho
c,tll published some time ngo, each
county agricultural society beingeutitlcd
to five, each local on^wnstfip -agricul-
—taral club to one and each county to five
-delegates at large. The couuty dele-
refrrinrion*tTnrt hr oftlnd we'ic accrpluT, -
and wc siy it reverently, with all the
trustfulness that the ancient Israelites
gave to his great prototype when the dec
alogue was delivered through him to
mau. But Mr. 'Jiilman onrilicd the
spirit of the new commandmont tluitthe
Master gave, “Lor/ one another.” His
aerurntc pe sonal knowledge of tbe coi-
dition of the agrieulturiats of the country
and hi* lack of acquaintance with thenf-
lairs of men of other pursuits hnvc ltd
him to believe that there is a natural and
necessary antagonism b< tween their in-
t rests and that one or the otker must
be master. His counsel to the ronven-
tion,“l.‘'t us agree upon what we think
is just nnd right (or Mirsulvo? und the
State and go luuur utul take it, eliOHslhc
inevitable tnnd of his spirit and pre
dicts the course of coming vvtuM. Kt v-
olutions never go Lnekwarl and uuletis
sound second thought cn l sober serrsu
recognize the equaliiy of inen nf alt oc
cupations, in love fur the mother State
and worthiness for public trrt t, the vol
untary socri-ri or of the ngrini’turi. ts will
result, first, in ihcir dtspoti-m over ail
other classes, next in their diyision and
tha supremacy of t'ourmunislic t'ements,
and lastly iu the e nrmnn ruin that shall
bury all hopes iu the cemetery of Cau
casian civilization in Carolina.
For a lime, the convention seemed to
be a mimic Edgcfie’d Legislature, play
ing it lawmaking. The cut and dried
programme, moderated, |K*iliMps, by the
frc'iueut eaucusi's, was carried through
under the whip of the majority and the
gug law, Hmrting speeches tu five min.
rites, destroyed ull opportunity for any
effective opposition. A ml tl»a action of
tho convention, proposing str.h radical
churues iu the spirit and policy of our
government, was connnuinutcd iu less
thrn thirty hours! Cun the convention
then expect the people of the State to ac
cept the rosults of its revival *crvices as
the deliberate conclusions ol men who
have studied affairs nnd selected the best
treatment that humairjudgment can dis
cover Lr the ills of the body politic?
Will it bo .ess than criminal to accept
thmerudo theories of two bundled nnd
seventy five men rather than to bo sure
to be right before g'ring ahead ? As in
spiritual so iu temporal lifo thore is a
limit beyond « hich rcpcutaucc aud re
form arc impossible.
The issues have been forced, lou 1m-
tily, by the conveuiiun, mi.l ilu. juw pt..
dopeuitd with and trust that the beating
of tbeir tom toms will frighten their op
ponents and draw the wavering camp
followers and free lances, to assume their
uniform.
If there had becu intelligent states
manship in the convention it might have
profitably inquired into the management
of the Mate Lunatic Asylum, which nb.
Sntbs one-tldr^ of the tuxes if tire
State, and ascertained why, out of Go5
l imotes only 30 are enpported by tfc«
thought given totliat costly cliailty,
It might h«ve glveu aom« attention to
the • xpeitaivenesa of «*unry goverr-
estate* of themaelvvs and their faml
ll-o. Hot oet a z.lacce was turned orzz fM>»hh>o who were hoMing the fort.
Coui t le In arsslorr tn Otanpp~
burg. There are between thirty and
forty prisoners In j ill. From 500 to
701 Charleston ladle* witness the base
bal' g itm e. The Bethel A. M E Church
Columbia, has been in trouble b* cause
of ^disagreements letween ditT rent
factions and Sat unlay, Judgo Fraser
decided that the Wall faction was err-,
tl'.led to the possersion of the cpoieh
until the courts should llnally ndjudl-
cate the matter. Parson Wall and his
attorney wlrh some of his nrih-rents
went and demanded possesion of the
building but wire re/used by tho op
nprSSf t J
T-
lates, aud
tIKOKMK H, CATES, v
' Guard ins,
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precedent to organization, have been sub-
scrihcd. From, courteny ro corporatnr^!
lyviitir ih other count ie* and tut ndvised !
of the uK-eting ii w.,s r ueluded to post- j No , ice i# i ier ,. b> girtn lh41 (Ue UD a mign .
pone organizatioll until next Thues hiy, cd witt rtte his fimd nccount with ll T. Itlcc,
the Hlth iuFt., nt nhieh tiineit ii hiipel H'T • -lodge of FreWre. on Monelry, the
all corporators and friends of the road 1 <d» d*y tf May next, at It o'c’.oek iu the
*'!! «;i ««*>« jSTMlSg.'arSI."”*
will Ih' n submit his report of the second „)< f„ r LniCni pinr. iWory,
survey nnd th^linc on the Iftflekvillc
side w?H lie definitely located-
j-.Mr. Mike Brown was unanimously
elected a corporator and nflcr the thihs
action of routine Im-iness the meeting
adjourned to nicet at New Bridge, the
13th inst., at 11 a. m. The road is go
ing to he built.
D. H: Sai.i.t, ChairmaST
Jno. W. llonn;*, .Her retaiy.
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Vlrr.e AlenlluM.
The cotton crop in sight Is 0 201,106
bates. The Chariot t?, Columbia and
Augusta and the Greenville and Co
lumbia roads have been leased to the
Blehmond and Danville. Mrs. M. A
McLain of Anderson county commit
ted Buieido the SOt^ult. by jumping into
’a well 42 feit deep while temporarily
losses,
fhc best
►novn'et,
ITIlC
give
you sairifauki’i in piinting, graining,
rtiarb’e.izing and uj bulsterirg:
Fricei as cheap as any other pood
workman's. [mnv4
niKjrpiIl 1 jRnki^n
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Pan*!# rf>r Jfcrdrr Mach r:h, l«5«. trains
wili run *• f-jilitTU UU furlti-r notke:
llhiil)'—r.xce|it StinJftr*.)
CANDIDATE’S CARDS-
.In announcing mytclf a ovuiliilole f*»
Pruhale Jullge of It/Vnaroll County at the
CMiii’ig e’ecliou I stjiyJ gledge.l 10 nhide by*.
• he rules mul regiiliifioa* tvhieh tb ili govern
the Pcinoci allc party. a. ‘ : 4 ’
UeapsatfsUy,
lungstuKET ga.ntt.
7b the Democrat c Voter* o f Ham ire!I Counii/:
I nsk lo be considered a candidate for
no.ninMtliiii as Judge of Probate in the :ip-
prnnebuig elcermn—subjeot in all resp ers
tu the pledges and regutatiuos u> coutrul us.
• Ukspecilully.
A. HOW a IIJ PATTERSON.
Pam well, . r )th April l^ll.
Summons to Absent Difi*mlaft.
They then started to break the door
aid wen* fired upon fr>>ra tho luhl lo
and John Olodeoi), CLrD Lcs and
JStllll Af South t arihna
LurnHtU County. | J’tetu.
EimuaL. Andcrson^Kvan Widencr and Ka
te* S. IVeatlitmliM, Plamidls,
aniinct
W. Gilmori. Sire res, C. C. P., ns Adminiatra-
lor «f the dorelicl eaiaie of K. D. Owen*,
x.
vvicwi'r.WAK.n.
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oliu* Uailwnr Tniiri* *•« tollows:
No. 1 bn* vuuuo. iionfrom iouth Carolina Uailvar
from AuKurta ai:d CharU-aton.
No. * cv*ia<iis vlLi, Suulh CamDua IlnllvftT for
CNarleatou, Aii)ttiata and all (loli ta Ijwl au.l \Vi-»t.
No. Z ha* nutueettoa from Sooth C*r*llnn Railway
fioiu VuluoUa, C*nulru, (Jiarlrntim and Ai.^tmla. ,
No. 4 cooun-u with south I'arollna Railway f»V
Ci.arlntua, Culuuihla and all pohit* l*-t and W«»t,
I), i. A I.LKN.O. PAT. Agent,
AOHN H. PECK, Uouiml Uanagi-r.
Will serve ft limited numbef Of U ^ ar{ ,li| ia KailWtiy.
this season, either at the home 8tllbU'8 , ~
or lu any eonverleot neighborhoods
where flv • or more desire his services.
Rlchmund b* a rich maho£r«ny bay,
four rears old, elx’cen bands htgii,
kin l,*pent|e. pracetul in actlop, and In
pr iiits and pedigree has no superior iu
(ow.-r Carolina,
Althonuh untrained be can trot bis
ftnuf iirr l ii..«r,Ttt |r ^tt f '- fe mlnutrs. and alt hia an-
: cesiors liHVe’lieen superior roadsters
in|
and combination hors's. Stock inis
era are Inv’ted, before making their
arrangements, ro call to see me ar my
plantation In Hycarnore township or to
correspond wi'h me, and any fun tier
Information d*sireil will b»> promptly
Alfred Owens, Dickson Ii. Owens, AUw^Apf unnshed. J. F. PRIES rEB,
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mvnts for whose support (he same levy Him Wjllisms were wounded. The -ttwe »for*s*iil, rl>« pUnnlfs in ih,* ^et.on
Is now exict'd that was n qnlrcd In ' eburch and live of it's carrisnn's were
the flush days of Uadlcallina. But tha#' c%ptutcd by the Hher ff. There ere 17
game was too siumII for the disciples of prUonera In Edgefield jail, five of
the modern M Bale dit>p< PAfttlun. | whom have been Indicted for murder;
'1 hrse gentle, initial ctilioUms hate | Mr. John Bpeer, 57 years of age and
been hastily given, not to prejudice Mrs. Nsnry Brooks, 73 were recently
patrons varied in number from ouc from
Berkeley aud Chesterfield each to twenly-
threo from Laurens. .Vo information
vas vouched as to the manner of their
election nnd whether or not they repre
sented the opiivoss of their constituents
it entirely tibknorvn. It is fair to pro-
Bnnio that (hey d.d not on all matters
which they considered, as (here had been
no previous pat lie and genera 1 dL-oa8?i"ir
of many of the moat important upoo
which Hasp judgment* were taken. It is
to be hoped that Perry Loopcr, the re
viving Radical and W. W. Bussell, the
famous Greenbacker and juryman, yerc
only unhappy accrdehts and not Iona fule
reprweotativ* tf th# most lijrifcd con-
stitusney. -Charity mprires, however,
•rite sdmisstou that some black sheep nzt-
^ ! Bought aid feund fellowship in so
fwu
that tome dcl<^%(wc>^ ct how
xsiuoy) wefo Bsad oy^Ci ervative com*
Mwuftio# to. iinder revohBfeoary actioo
and much of the raodcraticfc exerci:ed
oan hs properly credtfed to GHJ liKirvu
^of the constituents of such br»ko-
. T «.eBn .uot, therefore, concede
that tFdurd'that 'undeniably represent*
tiro character to which convenfbn* as
aerally cotuiituted, are .'entitled with
of the Stale, the jury (o try their own
case, must render the verdict at the rcx!
elcttions. And it will be well to .re
member that many n depressed, belated,
bewildered traveller 1 as fallowed the elu
sive will o’ the wisp to the morass from
which there is uo return. There can be
no evasion of responsibility and the aspi
rant, for logishitivc honors, who fails to
prepare himself to be a trusty leader for
hia people, informing, educating himself
preferment he seeks. ’ -
But here is one uubap^y p‘i c t urc that
demands puUjc re^Uftbo—the affront
to Ibc Chief Kx^utivc of the State, who,
Iwicc call^tkto the liighc-t honor within
the giflrioif the people, not through any
effoitiof his own but by (he popular wish
approval of the great heart of the
people lias worthily filled the office into
which he was forced. Never before in
tlie Tiistory of the Stale, nbt even iu the
regime of black and tan and ring screak-
Oil and striped convention;], has there
been such n lifeless, wuutou outrage of
that decency of which litis common weal; h
ih** cause of progrc-cB but to furnish
sign poata for thouch'a by which the
people imiy find tire right read out of
tho wiMemeHe. If they, educating
iht'itwtjvre hi political wisdom, (ball
dt-Uberatcly dvcff’c that Mo«-a Tillman
la right, 11 on Ms hands will beheld up
by a unanimous 8.ate. If there aic
m o'takes .in his charts nnd careful ob
servations ahull (stablieh errors in U'w
latitude sr.d longitude lit Lis work tie
rcvlM-d nr.d tbe voyage go on with a
confident end confiding crew. The In
ter' els Involved ate too vital and per
sonal to justify men In tnklrg their
oj iuLr.fl us they huy clothing, ready
made and eom< times eccoud baud.—
And us wc have stated In the outset of
ihis nrtlcle we shall, os time will jef
mlt. fully rXamlne the.p Ppd promrrl
gnt-d by Mr. Tillman, ready to eon
vert or be converted, accepting and cd-
couraglng that which commends itself
to our judgment nnd opposing that to
which we can not give elocere support
nnd allegiance. It will take time to
get through but Rotne was not built In
a day snd the el ’er M -ses spent forty
years In making mistake* aud mietiug
tbe“roa'l to the promised land.
Am rceoir, Mr. Tillman.
A Vloftca ol'tlie tgrlcaltwml An-
u«x I j pe. ’
Tire Grcenvlllu Doily Kewa conalJ-
ers the Blight o(T»-fe<l to the Governor
by the Farmera convention as rendered
because he ‘neglected his opportunity’
But was n Dt the vortfivous applause of
tho Governors speech by the convention
married In AbbevlUe C"un'y. T' *•
Georral Conf-V'cce of the M E church
a 'nth, met at Richtn O'l. A’a., yester
day. It will diet several additional
bUhopV
IIV M*- MO 141 \ .M
Mis. Mary Mim-, w'fenf \Jr. !{■ belt
Mlum. died n» E k •, April ’iiJ, 18?C at
Iheaceof Hfry-s-vko. 'Hhe h id been
ill f.r- eorr.o m' Olhe, yet her death was
sudden and UKxpee‘0 T I BTv was a
membtr of Elk * churctr, aud Is te
rn ui lured «SH|doit«cbrlDt| nr. Hlie fill
ed wrdMo-ru^eetvs wife nu t iriother,
an I lo r death U a great i fTltcti m to
her b tret'and anil rhlklr-n. Many
frlen^a mingle thdr tJurs ofsympatl y
with the unis of the weeping family,
^ p.Rfr>H
Auikc uf Aj'P niitii.n l r i Ii iiu r.
Public oolice i* lifr*t>y sir*n l>y tbe un-
J<-r-ifiud lUm lii<r|y ’dayi alter tbedot*
liereof thry will apply lo W'. Gi^uore •''iium*,
irf- fbe (’omt of < oiiinn.n Plea*,
fur a cbarit-r f*e a Cor ion Mnuutacmring
Cpmpaiiy nod far other purpose*—
fir. III NI Y (-nANT,
* EDGAR E.'NELL.
Gth Mny^l8No
5 INSVRANlE MEiNSE.
KXSCMiyi DBM r.TMEXT,
Orncaor CoarfroLi.*!: OrM*;:i u, <■
Cot.rsai.v, S.tL, Afuil l*t, 18K» j
I rcrtifjr rluu Mr. R. M Mrzsan, of Wit
liston, 9. 0.. Aguit of the Homo In.-urance
I'oaipnny of Ni''/ York, ^pringfie d Fire ntid
Marin* Insurance t'Munaey of Npringfleld.
Mt.“*. F’lctor-’ ami Triler*\ loumnce
itp qekuQ jdgdgemeat^ pL-aod ap dugy- lieeu-e th* anid Mr. R. M. Mrx?on, Agent
for ite 'plantation manners.'
Another Meaca With A New
— 7 fi*Uilfkrin. ~
A brainy friend suggests that the
men again abdicate, ns la war times,
and entrust the management of affairs
to thilr wives. Such a policy, heavers
will bring back peace and plenty, h re
peal of the lien law, an iudepsudence-
from factors ami money lenders-and a
miniature mltlenulp.n on earth,
Compary of Loiiixiana. Insuiancc Company
of North America ot Piiihulolpliia, Penn*
•ylvauin. bus complied with the requisitions
°f ih* Act of tb< Qeneml Atnomhly
entiiied "An Act to regulate the \ gen rtf* ot
inftumnee Ciunpftniw not iKeorporattd in
'he Stale of Houlh Oroliwi 1 nu*l I IwreNy
nfuvexaid, lo talie rieknand transact nilbusi
nexs of Insuranc* In I his Slate, in the county
of Bern well, for and iu behalf of said Com
pany. _ ' . - -
ExfitrexMarch Gift!. 1897.
W. E SfONEY,
< ompirollvr General.
A 3lo»e«4frho I>on't Read (he Di*
^ hie.
and inatructiug tliour ia uuwurtlry of il*§- ^Capt Ben R. Tillman, In his opening
•*’ m
Mf; Ti'.liawn, Ike fbvnder of she move-
is aboot thirty ei)|kt year* ef iTjfe,
4, spare build aud
^eise
address to the Farmer’s Convention
last Thursday, spoke of tho original
Moses as tbe great law giver and lead
er of the Egyptians and no member of
his congregation rose .and rebuked
him. There’s u promising opening for
missionary woik m ar Hambuje.
A Moses Whoae Occupation lo
l.lke Olhello'H.
J. Hendrix MeLauo confessed to a
Columbia reporter his gratification at "ft. II. trait«r7ns*A(lmi n i«t rat or cf the *s
tbe agitation of the Farnaet’s Conyen- tate of Thomas B. Colding, Plaintiff,*
lion because it indicated that tbe
Old
lines were somewhat breaking up, By
way of postcript and Parthian ahot ho
added, 'It la rather-early yet to have
fatry-phrrwrbut I mtvy have something
to say on that subject Inter on.’
.
Tbe Rallroart TIcetinir.
Tbe corporators of the Bkickville and
Alatou Railroad met nt New Bridgo, Fat-
at day, to receive the report of tlie sur
vey of tho route recently made by Major
Gordon Gardner. Cap!. D. H. 8ally
wa'i elected chairman and Jno. Wr
HoIbmb toque* cd to act as S'*eretary.
May. CardDcr’a .report whs submitted.'
The dirtance from B'«ckrtlie td Y*ivc
has always bo n justly prbniT. It mny
be that personal hostility sought such ig.
uoble revenge and a as happy in bc-
smircliing the lair name of the State for
the fratifiertien of its own barbaric hate.
And it maybe, asapoiogcricalltfcliirned,
that it was thoaghtless, not unkindly in.
feuded and that the dc*irc*to econoniice
time prompted the stingiocro of couri-cy.
f uch a defense if more d*ma;ring than a
rhfief guilty f’P if fth"W» Ibc reckle-vs .
mute wi'h 'rhk h riis -’Per »»!*«* of it-e ^ Point* hr ♦'lecn ard thrra-fouitli miles
rourenrioB wnr eager disjH tc ol ils au<i ilk' wet or ccirt.WiAiou arid rq’.ip-'
Nuilce to Libtiirs and I'reditors.
■ ■ \ .'
All person* having cUires ngninct Hie es-
liifc- uf Ephriim Ulmey, Acceine'l, arc nuii-
tied to prcseul tha j; duly allcsled nnd nil per
son* indebted will make immedinie payment
to the undersigned nt Brumion. S. C.
HENRY M. ULMER,
*pr22 4w Executor.
ApjiUcantu For Final Lisrharge.
Notice is kfirehy given that the umlenign-
cd will (He his final account with B. T. Klee,
Esq., J tid a* ol Probate, on Friday, t lie 7fh
dnyof Msy next, at 11 o’cLcU iu the fore
neon, as Administra'or of the esUU of Hcn-
Hetin Diniiels, dveonsed, aud ask f»r Letters
Drain issory.
SAMUEL DANIELS,
apr15 4w 'Administrator.
ret A. Au-ter—iu. FrneHne A. Gr-ou. Ellen
II. Green and Sylvnuia Penwell, Defend-
rats.
I'UI’Y.SUMMONS POR RELIEF.
( Comphi.ut Served, l
To the dcfendai.ls heroin;
Y’oii urn.hereby Mimnioaed .init requitVM to
Nnvwer the conipiuiui iu this action, win. h
it titedio the (.thee of iheUlerk of Court for
Uiruweil Comity, end to -ene a copy ot your
aaswer to the - ii l t im; I iim i.u tlm tnh-
scnberal kt»office at llarnivell t'. J|., S. C.,
eithin twenty days after the service hereof,
exeiu-ive ot the dny of such service, and if
you full to an-wer the emnpt*ii:i* within the
ill apply ro I lie Tourt for the ryliel d*
manded in the comp’aint,
D ted A pit 21st. ISKu,
W. A. HOLMAN.
Pt iienff* Attorrey.
W. GimoBr. 8ix*n, C. C.G l*. [l»]
To the Defen.ljtii, tfilvanin Pen well.
P’.en-e liike notice, that the sOiamone and
complaint in tin* trtion, a copy of «Inch i<
served on you. wa* bltd iu the rJPcs of the
( lerk of the Coun tor Uainweb Geiisty, b.
C., on the .'1st day of April, iShil.
W. A. IICLYI AN,
4' i a i n l ilfrATTdr h ey.
ft|u ■“.> liw
Base Ball Goods
—ron Sale nv— ,
GD C Tz AXGEi
IBL./VCl*n'il.I.lC, M u.
Dealer in Fancy Good 4 , Toys, B ok*. Accor
de«**. tlarn-oniea-, Ac All kind* of .Mori,
rat In-iriiuiriitH repiiied. lie-t Yioliu aud
Banjo String*. I n ill not he undo void.
•P* V*
Dr. J. It Smith.
Opcrwiivi- mid Mrcliwnicwl
DKKTIttT*
•ra .tin imu ,*>•> t» 11 TifgrtsNT - cnrTtT ^p:; >> P r,<; ‘‘'
Will praelico nt the fuili-ning pirtv»-*r , I1 ' C - 1 , ’'-
lime meulicaeil
l>AMBi:iur—beginning the Brat Monday in
each uionth ..ud roniiuiiiiig for tl.« roiiew'tug
m-ek. Oiiice a! th* Martzog Hotel
W11 i.i-ton—The second week in each
uionUi. tYthcii ^ rteldenre.
Ite-mininy weeks in eieh mofith Witt meet
e:.ga^enieutAiu me couuiry.
opr'JT-Vj
JAS. DAVIS.
mtiRuv m n^fUfik it m
Iliirnwcn €7. H„ H. CT.
Conveyauciug and tcl.ecliuns specialties
^^ 1. fetid
Central Hotel,
Broad Street. Auettsr*. Ga.
MRS. v;. M. THUMAS.
Genirstly k'C'ited. convenient to br,sines*
Faetsfor the Fair.
&
Master’s Notice.
State oj South Carolina, I
11 irmrtU County |
Court o f Common-
——riont. -—
against
Blanclie C. roiding, Barney Golding, Gerard
Colding. Robert Hough A fion.s, Paul 8.
Felder aud others, Defendants.
AH persons holding clttims *gnin*t the
1 person
Tale of Thomas U. Colding. fate of Knrnwrll
.Connry. deceased, will pr«>eot nnd esublish
ihcir demands before mein (uy office nt Burn'
wel^on Monday, the 10th day of May, lkt'6.
IG. DUNCAN BELLINGER, M'aster.
nprl6-4w v -
fcpecial Notice.
Agent for C: ALTMAN’S
licapere,
Mower#, •
Light Binders and
Traction Engine.*
E. BROOKEIl,*
Wulirttm, S. C.
ijnr
'•:d
III
IIlive "rent pleasure in announcing the
at rival of a superb and complete spring
lock of
MILLINERY OOOD3. *
The Isdics of this anil adjoining c6uu
ties are cordially invited t» cull and ex
amine styles, qualities aul prices. Wc
arc very sure that wc can satisfy the
mo.-t fastidious tastes and tba most eco
nomical buyers.
Dress making, by an artiste without n
superior in the State. Mrs. Randall, a
Indy of great exprrrouco and admitted
taMc, is in charge and will bo glad to re
ceive calls nt our new location, Mr. Jas.
Kelly’s old stand, R. R. Avenue.
nprS
u^vunwich. c. h,. h. c.
An old Virginia welcome to all guests.
Clean rooms, comfortable beds, gwod fare
well prepared, ^punctual at'endaoce and
moderate prices.
pkuK house. ’
No. O'* Mooting Street, Opposite Wnsft-
ingtoo Square, Clmi!cs<on r ^. C.-
- TBANSIKNT OB PKltlUNEUT BOAJtD.
Mbs. Jno. F. O'!
marl 8-3 m
Propriettrtw.
Hrnd ill err!* postage, »):C me ail'
autU you tm * rw)*l, ValuaMv,
tmx or'rwd* thal wUI I'Ul
(j nil!’]'
Ifi UU X youln tliv way <A nt-kjiw m'mr wkw
wy »'OB'-.- l!»n aiijAin - ,|4‘iu *B)i)c*< **— L
wxi-s tf all »K~n-an fib *' b-nu* tod work In
tiim*. 'r ▼•MM , *• o ,:uio W • V
V|*. l-
r*ytM 1 <0 WV will
tiHumt . |wri « f ,v iU.m-• t . **r« at
■'IJ •< V ('l. f. illiovi .J.IBt li-rtl
M4
ATl**n«laTe. H. fT.
Commencing Lireh 14th, 188G, trains
will run as fbliijws:
' - «. * . na
AUGUSTA DfVISION.
.. WEST
Leave Chariseton
Arrive at Braucbvilte
Lviire Urwnchviile
Leave Edisto
Etuve Midway
--LeiiTe B.mberf
Leave Gmharta
Leave Le<a i.
Leave ^LiokvilT#
Lenve Elko
'Leive WiltUOn
ItELIEF
FORI Y YEARS A SUFFERER FROM
CATARRH.
WONDKiOTL TO RELATE?
-•For forty yeai* 1 huvebeen avietim lo
('alanh—three fourth* of iu* lime n sufferer
from etferueiating pain* arroo. my forehead
and 11 y nostril 4 The <llscharees*wfre #0
offensive that. I he»itate i« reeutimi D.ex—
eept for ihe cord tr mny iki-ome o hrraHf-
lerc-. I h ive speiil a yniiug foViuue fnmt
my eartnngs dtirin# my forty j ear* of 1'iiffi r-
ing to ohtuiu rebel fr-’Ui the doctor*. I have
tried p.nent uiediein*#-.every one I e-iu'd
laarn of—(rom the four romer* oftkeeaith,
with no relief. And AT I.AitT (.Y7 yeara tf
age) liav* met whh a remedy that baacured
meenliiely—made me a net* iumq. I wj-ighnl
r> (ImiimW and n-w wei^h 1!'.. I used
llnrtren bolitvsof the ined'cme. ftnd tlie Mty
regrut I have i* that beiiif in the liunible
walkaof lite 1 may nut have intluenreto pre
vail on all catarrh rufferer. lo uaa wbat ha*
cuitd we, ’ ^
GuiHHH Pioneer BUnxi Koncvcr
HENKY cnEHS.
No Second St . Macon, O*.
Mr. Hei rytTievu the writn ofth* above,
for-xerly of (’rnwfanl county, now of Alaeon,
Gvotgia, liicnia the conti-Jviice of all tuter-
e*(ed :u catarrh. *■ A.^HUFF,
- . Fx-Mayor of Macon.
A HVI'lCKn
Flt sli PiGdticrr Hit! Toiic!
Guinn’.'* Pioneer Blood Rencwrcr
rures all BN-oii «tTdfdi J «Or»t'»re*, Rhnimn
• i-re, '•'c. ofula. Old .•-'ores. A perfect 8|>rtog
Mcdictae.
-U ^Arrive al
If nut in your tparhet *1 will he forward*d
Snialli Gittles £i UO,
J ’ ^
F-s*v en L!ou*l and £ki4 Diseases mailed
ft*#. '*
MACON MdOMCINEro., Macon, Ga.
For rale b> Brookrr A Son. D. K Briggs
& t'o.W. ;*. Kate* and j. H. Price.
jan'Jl
PLEASANT ROOMS,
FIRST-CLA^S TABLE
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
tfl 1 Kiw*-S«reet, C’-botiwlnB, S, Ci
tFear Ifoors South Academy of Music,)
This W<11 Bpp»ii:teti llutei will be
opened f, r reception "f G rets hlareh
1,1885, by O. T. ALFORD, fee. nth
FroiMtcTor New Hrltfliton Hotel, Suttt- "
vhu’s iHUrnti. Tbe Wimlsor io uewlv
furiiished throughout, Laving bait
imumssi s iind woven wire-epriugi* on
all beds. To make title a sttfetlT fam
I!y HoteLno liquors wiil be add on the
promts"*.
Having mnny yeart rxprrlpnw, T
protrrie'* 10 all favoringjne with their
putronaire a pleasant home while iu
CliHtleston.
Ra(es: SF 50 to S2 per rinyv
Liberal rates by week or month.
fe»26
LewTeA-^vrifa
Laav«\V illiston
l<eav« Elko
Leave BUckrtnt
l-eave Lee*
Leave Grnbaara
Leave BaniK-r^
Leave Midway •
Leave Eijiato
Ar. at Branrhvir*
Leave BraarhvHIa
Ar. at Ckarletton
rfany) (Dally,
6 Ho * m 5.10 p mi
8.35 a in 7.20pm
8.60 u m 7.3C p m
• LU a m 7.40 p m
9 11 nm 7.51 p m
9.19 a m 7.59 p m
9.31 am 8 11pm
9.47 a m 8.22 p m
V <>4 a m 8.29 p iu
10 07 a m 8.#>t p m
TO 13w m 8 40 p m
11.30 p m 10.20 p m
EAST.
d Daily! Daily,
7.55 a in *4.50 p m
5.21 a m ti.OM p ni
9 27am
941 a a
9.47 a a
J»5*4Ffii
:0(BWm
10'. 17 am
10.28* tn
W37* a
10 40 a m
12 32 pm
6.11 p m
6.27 p af
6. #3 p m.
*>.44 p ar
6 6C p u,
7 03 p tu
7.14 p ar
I •*.«# p Dt
7.49 p m
9.30 p m
Columbia division-al«t.
Daily (Except lot'.adeu)
Leave nranekville
8.51 a
III
7.35 p
m
Arrive al Camdrn
12.37 p
m
7.42 p
II!
Arriv* *1 CoinniMa
If 35 a
Ol
10W p
IU
l.e«v« Uolu uhi«
7.00 a
tn
5 27 p
m
Lravc C«md«n
7.45 a
X. 13 p
K
Ar. at DraaekyiiW
8 50 s
m
7.Alp
A)
KXrr.KSA (DAILYj WE8T.)
Lnrve Charlerion lo 80 pen
Leave r.ranehville 2.3 > * m
l.eave Blackville 4.25 a m
Ar. Augusta 7.22 a m
EX DRESS (DAILY) EAST.)
Lanve AngnMa 10.50 p m
Ar. at Blackville 1.42 am
Ar. at Uranrhville 3.15am
Arriv* at L'harleatnn 7.16 a a
•‘CONNECTIONS.’'
Connection 4 made at Augusta whh Genrgia’
IL K. to ni d from n l p dm* It eat ad South- 4 '
wril.hy alt trains, with through tMeeper he-
tween ('hnrlBSioe and At'enia un uighi Ex.
pre-» train*.
Connacticns madent Charlevton with Norfh-
Ei*teru It. It. fur prints North and with New
Verb Steamers on 8 Mi>day*.
CMneevians made at Cidnmhia with I'o-
iurubia and tlreenvibe H. K. and ('h*rl»tle<
Coin ml in and Auguaia K. K. to and troa alF
p< infii on hoi h Load*.
^r-tVnnei-tionahiadeal BlackvlHc with Bara,
well U. K
D. C. AI.LEJM1. V. & T. Agent.
JOHN 11. PECi(. General Manager.
AfiuaranteedCttre
-FOR-
Chills & Fevers.
THE RIVER SWAMRCOTtL AND’
FRONT OF TilE C09RT HOUSE,
Barnwell. S O.
!■» now 00**11 .t"r the reception of
tranel nt. snd peruanent boarders.
Every attention will be given to the
comfort of its cuests.
Fare, the beet the market* wllln^>rd.
Rooms always clfltti uud eotnfoita
ble/tnd tho best service that, end bs
obtained. BEN PAVL&8,
- *, Proprietor.
~7 TJEIJE ~
Blackville Bakery,
KESTAURAJSTT
A5«i—^:
FnsilySroaaFy,
'•T. II. BORuER, 1'roprirtor.
Fresh Bread ©vfcry tFay.
Meats at all bour*, " - r *
All the delieaeles of tho eonson. *
. _ Tbe choice#t confectioDeries, enkee,
cudlee, canned goods, fruits, vegeta
bles.
All at tbe lowest prices and warraoi^
ed to be the beet.
CALL AND BE WELCOME
m J- H BORQERv
Railroad A venae;
sepi
ATTLOKNICY A.X LA.W,
r llmwntrell C. H , S. O. .
Ffwe : ai «ttea(i«fi'4o CaoTe/ascing wo4
ColtcvuoB*.
F*E VEILOURE.
This preal Remedy ^riil, when tsiien
according to direetions, uever fail to
cure tlie'woret cases of chills. When
two bottles are tak**d the cure Is guar
anteed or agents are instructed to rt-
fund money.
This Itemed): is the wonder nf the
19th century. It is a preventative aa*
well os a cure.
PUlfiR 31 00 PEB BCTTUS.
For Solent Blackville by
D. K. Bkioos & CoV,
and at White Poud by ^
w Wilus £ Co.
OenerrJ Wholesale Depot,
Bfaix & Co.,
Druggists, Augusts, Ga.
mnr2&'
fir
Green B. Bich.
• . a ^ I.-.. t .
Jeweller and Pbotograpber,
BLACKVILLI? - - - - g. C.
I-bar* jutt reaBiveil a fr#f h stock of
watchea, clocks, jewelry, solid aid pistod-
srtl s Aaa.-sarAS** ^*Bfi*«Ja ■
r-11 v u 1 ” • • * v., wnivu v un 1 cr c, o • * IM | H-IU
gffDtlemen amf hutas riiige from $2 to |50’.
.^ Also, fia# lo# of i<ek orystal apeetaelra,
both ia blho tint a*d white, geld, aieUoaadt
•tael frames U auii iaaftaa.
AH kinda of wgtcbea 0locks and jewelry
aired and wartonte^.
y stock is W&t and very fine and 16or-
dially invits pubii# inapeetien.
- dec4
ciiAS^O. LESLIE/
Wholesale and Ketstt Commisstefi
—1)SALES nt-’
HSH, ofSTKRS, GAME AND
POUIi^Rl*.
3taUs Nos. 1 and 2 FTA Market,
Office Nb*. and 20 Market 8t.
Baft of East Bay Charleston, 8. C.
Consignment# of Gauntry Produce ar#
rtspeetluiy solicited. Ifcolny, Km, Ab;
otdcsa^Red with dirpatrli* •