The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 01, 1886, Image 1
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D.
triramaa, sad now earns a 1
a«ai
Jnbal L Jarty practices law at Lynqji-
^ tho major-generals, A. P. Stewart
is now president of the UnWenity of
bers a secret which is to be mada known
to no ona, and an
o hidden Imrans. Snoh ia,
tr My iaieotkay’^amd Oa^ gfldm, at
tha victoria Hotel, where he wae sur
rounded by t party of travelers and 1
kfedred spirit#, among wfcom war* Lieut
SohwathZOashr Sawyer W Mf. W.Jh
Orifllth, who ia to eocompany him on his
Polar ioruney. and who Sue made pedee^
trian toon of Germany and Norihsm
Africa, Gd k altogether, by epicghfto
| training, phyoqM, ambition end tsas-
perament, fitted for the dengarene un
dertaking, “k to leans Kew Bedford ear
ly in'June on one of the two whalers
which will leave for Hudson's Bay. I
wfflhe aeeompau*! \j Mr Gnfiith
slone, who k a graduate of Cornell Uni
versity, and who will go along as an
assistant observer; ana,” added the
Ootonsl, with a gnm ■nils,, “to boh
after icanlm if anything ahaalff
tome. I ahaU have all of the beat in
struments that opn be eblamed, and
many M thk’kind and quality have
already been contribotetL htd it should
be ■ndsi'stanrl that the mein object of
after I reach my base of
ns, wiuhe V> posh on towards
Pole and reach it if pftasihk. This
k the one aim and objerf of this attempt
m v third one—within the Arctic cur*
elm But whatever I mn do in tha intsr-
eet of scimoe, in laying down ooaet Hnes
and plotting topograph K-al features by
cihaarmtinn or otherwise, will not be
L My set punoee, naeemher.
posh always northward, and if I
at the very ask. of the enrth, no
“And how long fill this Httls pisnie
gkoe take yon?”
* “I axpeet to return in 1M? or after
an ahrenoa of about torn yean. My
New Bedford whaler will take see up to
the Gary Islands in Baflbt’aBagr, betwem
north 1
and thsnga to Qipe Stbine in 78
i& miimtos, whew Om^y
were mmned. I vfll go ny some
whalsr, which I aspect te find in thorn
laUtodss in
will oany ms aa
nd open w
there is plenty of snftaat food ,
of Bnted Inlet, jtmt to sonth«
(MpeBahfae; nad if
instsad of
now precodont of the
" * •‘^Tadcmi.
1 one of the largest
‘a millionaire tall*
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raadjoao.
General Loring, of Florida, w#s en-
rineer in Kgypt «til a few yearn ago,
whaq b? cam* to N«w York to work ah
the same profeesion.
B. F. fnwihn was reosntty appoint-
Xkiayette MeLaws la pnstfiissts# at
flavannsh, Ga.
H. B Baekner lives in Louisville, Ky.,
where he owns a great deal o
8. B.'TreBph sams a spaoty snbgkt-
C. L. Stevenson k in Frederickborg,
Va.
■Tohn H. Forney, brsthm of
7 ~~ ‘
entry ms ss much
we esa find open water. Bat at an
itirr^
l oan ^nm inland and xsaeh
i to mine
B. Trimble is in
BaltiiBoie on a fortune.
Oaamfil Heath is employed hy dm
government on some Southern rives*
Gednm* WUoox is writing a history of
the Msoriean war.
FTlitahugii Lee k governor of Virginia,
. "Extra Billy" HmiUi piactieee towat
Warreuton, Na.
ksew. Field, onee a doorkeeper
of the Home, k superintendent of the
Hot Springs reserve
Bate k governor T*f-
P. Lee is a Fairfax sounty
funner.
C. J. Pelignac, who earns over tern
France to espouse the Confederate cause,
k bask In Paris hnriod with mQrom,
operations.
William Mahone ia in tha Ssnato aa k
. C. Waltbal, of
John 8. Mssmadbhe p gbvsrpar
B. Young ia United EM
^ »l at St. FetersbiUB,
M. <3. Wtier ia a Senator of
United Stotea,
G. W. Ostok Lea k
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Hampton k in the United
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nvohrtkna:
—mil of op
controlled by 1
of on i
which
of
te society knowsao the Knights of
r, which lie meted Oonfireg%tion
qnisition has declared must be
■sea amftTisr sodetke’* condemned bv
HolySeeT ?S^ooe ^
our <
that of
'of aeoret aodetie*
'■ of Labof in j
poem many who belong to thorn
to obey theotdmeof aeoancfl rittingin
g foradri country, wUeh a'
ment may be opposed Ur
even at war with the Government to
whom its members owe sHapisys. The
principal dangers of then
found in the met that the
bound to secreey and beco
etrnmento in the hernia ef a
who amp exact from them the most out
rageous and tyrannical acta, as k shown
by numeroos asoetdsplorahtestoda
The Bishops har^k will W sasn
them selves free to change Whetar
ahottld the Knights after thrir coo
kon so ao to moot the wiohso of tho
church. The principal oHpnlatton wfll
be that HiighkOlmHwvmfimkeoc
tton with tha order in the Unitod ^
A m sating of the 1m
they fail V
Csctolios win bnpioomytoril
leave the society.—Montreal 1
k bring
Id ahoulS
lOsanmaOBr,
H offi
hahedomi
» subject, i
isonlobe«
n’TnTTT^i
tion in tho
irhad
in a i
know whet toy ana
^ in the mo-
perte of tha some
Ers
“How long wiB it take yon to Taaah
anroi
John 0.
noriheasterb
mi
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9U and seek to i
to tom
emu* lexw
for Joy Gould, and ttVSl
tor all his roads west of tfa«
to to r«W¥to kw kri
0, gith headquarters at Dial-
Utotodi
bT3.
backward at latitudri I
mkiiltiis. nl litliiiilTffr mill ii f I
, *Whst, thm arr the.lave
tions tor reaching die Pole?”
'H thinkl amnotv* 1
hatifrlreadk that
Lieut. Lockwood,
Pttto f
for .. s ..
problem of the PcJar sea wiU be foievar
settled: if my best judgflMlt Mfed
snee did not teach me this, I would lot
-be so roman tie ss to uodertoho to k*re 1U ®
the luxuries of thk sons. When Lock-
to tom simfhward
thsn 400 miles from
front
a .toy ova
waii limited to ten
to the condition of
wropBes would not
the
perty
of
wood wae
from that mot,
the Pole, ho o
teen to
the sop
hold out
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tome Union.