The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 10, 1887, Image 2
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by ptiwinbii
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U too Riuflb unifbnnhy of die .,
om** country WW that filed|
be
F^BBUAKT 10,1^7.
Petty co off Ms goodly difeourse
lOSitM*.
• columtff Copied
|GI catemponrtp.
rsoto^ «^t m
in Ob Suite. As
^hc farmer, may
to krode with
___, _ that ftyiog
w]D cha^g; uoleis the\r
„. T ’^
to»litedUcuMfsi»r*foottoo Weights
betf^eti Colonel 8. W. XCMott} of 5is
Ciulon County, and the ClHirktitoh Ct»t
ton. nxeimni'r, many afHdhtittf
otttslders were p«bHsb«U oy
Nebion to snbstarH^te tiU charge tlaf
to^baitestoo
wetRhtiu. 'Ooe of tbe
published w«s fi-ohi
Merture. Turner & Biotbeta, mgnsbauia
■aMMMl^HMTtrelr affidavit
_i' ji i t. i of UareDtJob County; Ttfetr affidavit
jupt en it bcuime aiost in tte.fi a , uoutajned uo cb^ige oMr^ud, butsicn;
L .i—ii j <•-— ’ 1 * r — 1 • • ' “asthe—‘ ‘
Pjk
»liUpt
mttuy
the*
Je.
mat if a _ 7
Preahleot tlie Hepubi
turned out abd . Ua now
something be doie to 1 *
carry otn bfi pi
e fee ted
wuotd all be
asked mat
probably eslfcd froth labor to refresh
meat by the tialtuuubalslion of his ttuly
biitfer half’s cJimiar bell. #
Tut PEoiLE, always tlio advocate of
wAnan’a rights, whenever theyouuht to
411*0 stiy; takes Up the subject where he
dropped it and chuiuniuns the cause of
thofooka. And wlinff fault is it, OUen-
riebapfeloedYwsy.ar yiJH ^ **+!*§• bef -
justed^pio) tbs loss of tbair . According to 1 our somewhat bmited
l. j<—. a. il-a isoqua^ntanco with house.keepers, tlie
has asetr
a a^hflty
adjusted
can bet be disastrous to that city,
.'ll about ail thdk she has la& of her
Mlansire Uaffifc . •» ’ 4
,r‘J^s bars bad^for ebtao time, fads
to tboaa.dcictlbcd So the Timai
rat, but modilad 1>y tbs sb-
any rsrengetul motive, and
a less sxctmaMe*refusal offied v
H Isalao not aeoeasary to publish
to alrengthen Um csss, for sit Jja
roog akeady ifni we hav^befw^i
sw'inqwMtoml “statcasest as s bssls
it," sow ua by | gQt edge frr-
jHaer sad Ifesiaesa anaap^ko has
thgrcn s Dsa or ssortgage as
^^wAvaoees, whess word is his hood,
SoV-wbo baa p^d oat vr#y yew siaee
^ w f War sad taaos money yight along by
“ sraiiag. Ha had beta deatihg far yean
with a leading Irm Vfactor% aometiaies
oa ilie dohil
'’WC
anuual saoJemtots. * la
aats a ouapft of yeafeago,
la i(Marked as b# gcucru l; did; ‘twell, 1
BMy want a Iktieprad' 1 ’ m asasl, Ufora
1 eSa saad yea more eo<t#a * by
wgy of reply, ibis ownaiereul Vuiwity
i, hooded him. v* w as *
It 1h a eryss rxamiaaiioa of about tao
, afid while it^sy far
it was oeiUiuly map
t eaatoeser awd raaalied,
* it should, fas tnasfcrefhi^rwde to
jply women in tbc world trio ethereal to
care |pr good food and a plenty jt,
hate dwelt in Boeton and lived on Kmer-
soo and the strengt Ii of their blue blood
and ufftoo lusy to prc|fth) it, have dolce
fsr nieafed under the banian and banana
tre#»
We don't know how it is now on tbe
“I’irdi^nt ercarpment" hue we have on
alkiing faith that in these parts the
lord^ of areatiou are mostly to blame for
bad cooking and short rutitns. And if
anybody witbiu the ranee of our cireu-
dethn wants better gtub let him (we uw
^be taaculinof rououn advivedly) pat tbe
raw materials iwibe store room, furnisb
wood and water, and Ite aa active toetn*
ber of the doinesth iraah gaug and be
jrill have Christ mas all the year round.
Advise yosr madura to try ii awhile,
rbarlea, sod dos t upuct the wumen
folks o nook, saw wood, fongeTbrUehs
neats, wrestle with pump liaudles, nurse
the children snd caie for your edilo-
vial ptmUlooa and other renu, while you
rit in your easy chair, ud talk like bir
Oracle.
y»ly stated time tbe onttoo sh
them to thetr factois in Chari
Messrs. Smy.he ft Adger r peueraltyfaat
lu weight. Titpio waa ocrtaiuly no
harm In their stating this fact, if it was
tfue, and we presume it was as Messrs.
8m) theft Adger did not deny It, yet,
as team from the Manning Times,
wbefe Messrs. Turners Brothers fisl
ed Cbarl|||on rvo olly and, after pay*
log up every cent due on account of
last ycar’a busitteef, tried to make, u
contract for unot her year, (hat Measrs.
Smythe ft Adger refused to coutloue
to advance to them tmeauae they bad
made tbe affidavit alluded to abo'
Aa tbe Tlmee Says Messrs ttmy th
Adger are maetere of their own otoocy
and here tbe right to do with it ae they
please, but is It manly to seek aucb re
venge ? Because they bold a position
high In life on account of the ioflueoce
of t heir gold, is it right to sinks euch
a blow at the prosperity of their lees
fortunate fellow man? A country mer
chant, regardleee of ilia magnitude of
hla business, la, with few exceptions
obliged to have soma one to act aa a
factor, to furnish him means through
the year, and If they are to be treated
by tbs Charleston factom as Messrs,
bmyihrft Auger treated Messrs. Tur
ner ft Brothers tbeftnoer they And a
nsw bass of operations tbe better. Io
other words. If our country merchants
and farmers are to be snubbed by
Utiaileatoo factors simply because
they any that tne coU«ki shipped to
Hint place looses In weight tb« y bad
better traaafer their buatoeaa to some
city where they will be mure courte
ously trekted. This attempt on tbs
part of Measrv. Smyths ft Adeer to
peiiteb a Arm for telling tbe troth will
fact OTp TtTFtn iwrrTbe trade of Obar
lea ton, and we won Id ad visa thews,
gentlemen to mend tbelr ways If they
good-oatorsU tfay
form, After abeat half an boor's con
versation Mr. Alle®?^
tirvd of the sHoatloe sod turning to
Mr Cleveland in a B<
“Mr. Pre*1 denr. this reminds mo of a
story which happened In say 8'ate.
there was a wealthy ptaarer who. aft er
awumuUtlng a good efaed fortune,died
quite euddeoiy. Ha Uad a Atimher of
^nildreu who, of course, expected to
Come Into poseeseioo of the estate.
They hud looked forward with some
pleimwre to when theconrts would set
aside tc each heir hla reapectlveshare.
It wae, thsold story of the aetiltsneot
of estates. The will was contested.
Several tripe to town and two(or three
trials before the Probate Court about
exhausted the patience of the heirs.
Tbe prospect of receiving tbolr abate
ot the eetate within a reaeonable time
was fast fading into the dim and misty
distance.
“One day one of the sons was met
on tpe highway when reluming fr<j
oomrt by a neighboring planter wffo
had been tbe ft lend ot tbe deceased
father. He aeked the non bow he was
eomfog on With Me ease. 'The ease
w»* continued again to-day,’ be replied.
•Tide la the ninth time I have gone to
the court with tbe hope of gntlug tbe
matter settled, but It seems I oun do
uoihlng. It has caused me a great
deal id trrtwbie and expense, and when
I think of it seriously I < ften wish the
■ •Id mao had never died.’ foe Presi
dent saw 'he point and Alleu's
Was appointed tbe next day.
30—-P<:
‘•There U one time when we wish oar
paper was only tweefy-Ave eents a
year. Ttwt fa when e«>ra» galoot beat*
us but ef two years’aubetrlpUQn.”
Tbe total assessed value of real and
persossd pmr.ef y for 1816 In th# town
of Aiken' fa 9mm. a gain of 1961,716
16 Aye years. ~
'■'■mi we i n.l
i Lenf
laest
f*as Ada
rased. ^
W. OILAl
A. OATRI).
Hmdag aohl eat my*
J. Aitea Tobin, I take tl
(hntioeM'to Mr. %
L “‘*' J of ikavk
in K my ftiouda f.ra liberal .haroor rkoir pa- Coaoty, oi Ikaiad day of Man
uonage during tko paoithroo too re aad ask 1 tkeroafler duly aaaigard ta me,
foracoatiauuaeeofaaaiowiik Mr.Tofan who faarawall Coart llooro, oaTkur
will ooaduct ike buiiaiM at tbe wuae »«and,
and Who, I am aMUred, dill give nalufaclioa
teal* whs deal wkk kirn. <».
lUepoetfully,
WjLLraa 8. Eavu.
Noifcc to Dtbtors aid Creditors.
Ad peroaaHtodebtod fa'tlw eelate of Mr*.
DruoiUa Havre Into of Barnwell County, do-
eeoaed, *eo karehy notified to mnfcv humodi
ste poymona add oil perrons holding oUima
a gal oat the raid oetato -n roqneotad ta gre-
mm, daiy atleelo<l, o, ike andereignrd.
W. C. MATTUKWA, Ezeoator.
febl0.4*
if Bora wot I
l884i. and
_ _ ^ _ wiH aell ai
Barnwell Court Uoare, oalkurwley ibe^illi
day of Fobruary. 18«7, ai 12 o’clock, m -for
C»el>, ihe following deeeribed real eatete;
Alt that tract of land aituote. lying aad
Bking in UarnwoU County, hounded north
Vy landa vf t. J. kotinaa aad Boa, weal by
la of U. W. Waiter, saath by lamia of F.
Cbrrall, east fay lands of W. Oi more
Alfoms.
AtsiguM tf tk« >l®ng»ge.
ItfeEChQSCftE 8AUC.
Nolice to Debtors tad Crrdlton.
All pereoaa indebted to tke oolalo of
Thempoon 11. Aadoraon, lain of Barawall
oouoty. ifeswad, are boreby notiAad ta
make immediate p«yo>ent end oil aoreoae
holding chiinie ageinrt tbe »*id eetaie'orara-
qumte i is prreent them, duly atteoled, i
tke undersigned. ’
H. R. ABDEKAON, Ezreutor.
jaalA-Vw
Cash is Cheap
Or eat wuaafahiiaof tba
^ XtTl
—BUT-
CREDIT IS C OSTJiV.
nitaa»; end
urgrut il»-asa !<l« are madn for tb* abolt-
gwp.H^mrw ..w.. erwywm ».^ r , „ of ^ crr< , |t -y , tem A 0 O o OOr
want any bualnrmi from ^ble aeeiloo.- ^ ,, iwoWrd ^y m.ana of
on
I
a ia tbs hula
Irak as to asortt; ea«h
X* fasw*—, raal ootafr, eoamoting af—, —
faorsw 1 , vslaed at—, —mul. e, valued at
—, atkor usoti, ooaei-liug of—. Total
% u lu^bilitira ; kalanes due for
I-Iras— I loeua Irom beuVet—, loan*
from frieude or rtlaiives—, mortgegm or
MMMk aupvd tbcrwra—, deduction
rzetnpuoue—, prvseat in-
number a era* wt.l be pleeled
grata, raok-d. and l®oai»ta—,
oa ULbushafagrata medafaw
olMeitfed edvaeors l*at aruaon
g , saaanty
ifftrsdUiu—,
Tus 1’eoPLK taken off He hat to edi
tor KirkUaa of the Southern Chrialiao
Adrsgglr for writing “Mroaleo ie ’ snd
lor rrfueiag tu pabliob s lommauiraiion
from Mm. 8. K. Cbapia ou the “Wo-
BMs’a Suffrage Movement of the Wo-
wo’a Chnaiian Tcmperanoe Uukmi ”
“The good women of the South will hare
ftMie ml this sbomitMtioa.'* , Through
oar rolamna, the ladies of the Allendale
W C.T. U., puWished thofa iudigaont
protest hot oo the heels of the ooDounoo-
mrtit of it* Jocodeoee from ■ high sad
holy uimion, lo aawctatba with tbe us>
eesiag vegaries of Farao Anihoey end
Khsabcth Csdy Siantoe.
Otaogvbatf Ttmva and Democrat.
Blow VraRCiiaca Worked.
A capital story h told rcga^'ilng two
peddlers who were plying thvlr voca-
ttoa la tbe eouoiry. Calling at a farm
honor for (lluner they wore accoaoda-
trd, though tbe fare was. If anyibiog,
•roe than that, imnaily yivco to
trampe—tbe drjmt of bread, very oUlr.
rvfd potntoee, acrapa of fat meat nod
honca, eour tuiik, ota. abd what madr
tnuttrre worse, they were chargnl or** J
•lollur f»r the miserable rcparL I* ]
abullehitig cfedll than by a ready sup
ply of gold and olivet colo. the prtiblma
lo not cagw of solution. Bo lo Mlo-io
olppl khWfatrcf her A'ijrleLlo* Agn
cultural College, the farmer*, tapevtal-
ly lo the O'M theru oecthai, aro said t»*
h* very much rirptc-*ed Auancloily.
We aieuilou IbUto oh'>w tha> • u r |»>o-
pie aro not ak«e lo their iroubh-* sod
that oellher fertile o>tO‘i< Ian • nor
abundant labor la A rkaoeno; n.*r a ■** p-
erate Agric'diuroiC iletro!•• Mt art t*
pi. >UI mako I ho people td It S
Hint.-/ *hj happier lilaU oifteelv m
tor.k nil the nmall tbauge thry cr>uld I T| l# |,nthfo< n fa much more «tiffle«ill
rake and scape to pay the oeoic nod i| jau oar rehwmero would have im !*»•
obtMildt nog their p xko, Ihry left tb»-j n err Jt r ^e,i/aiatmM«M-o and eel *•
bouse two very sober and dlagaatcd , tou , B „ t rkarfataoe. to solve k.-Col»
m-o. After aalklng down the road l-aioUU Record,
for half a tulle lu elleaoe one < t them ] m
vcotured tu rell<-Vabla f»< lingo;
Tf
I the wore] of all this fa, as mod
.ifaatCfaar^ploa is puff4
upend pons proud, tbieks her seoocy
sad uMMOshine of st/pcrlor excellence,
dura oot efts to keep old frteodo or mekr
smalf op eafandlord
of tks fariW of the HWe. »1il i< pain-
fully true tfaai maof factors' be vs CUIUC
to griof through the rhert eooiiwge oi
"fagrmcn, bat t>at does not justify erro-
s’sod impartius e: towards t kora who
tliau they have received
* have alwsytT been
Now *we hope the
will oot take tbe hyi>-
that Tub Pboplijs un
it is because wo
god don’t went to jds
•diets nor silence
that we record
asm men.
oleeu
Xemtut
ferica sod
IritMiJly
love the
u
u
• TIMUI Bern THIimam.
Several yetre egwthree contributions
advocating tke creation of arbitration
coufU appeared in Tux PtoAik They
same from the peu aad braid of one of.
" * *- —*■ log up tlroborcd lands in tb«» Southern
StaUte, a mlllioo of acres at a time, to
provide for the wants of tbe near fu
ture. Every such purchase, and tbe
quickly following erection of addition
al saw mills, fa ballad by abort-sighted
Southern newspapers as a sign of pro
gress, and aa means of “dugglrigliiH”
this part of the ootuttry. Thefafct fa,
however, that tne lands ere'usually
•old at a rate per acre—seldom exceed-
log ooe or twodollere—that does not
represent tbe value of a single stick of
timber at tbe near* st railroad station,
they de-
ro.-l ' .
goutlemen in the State^bui were too far
- in adveaoe of (he times to rsoeiVo tie st,
tcntkgfaand spprobution that
^ The RewWry Fartuers ConntyClob
recently edonteds resolution, published
below, whnBi should be fallowed all over
^ 4k, ^ f , '
the ^tata. It would do the fanners
more good than the building ofa purely
v Agricultural College. *
eff, That Hkc\ Itemgrs^. XJlub
J appqjnt wjudlefary ootn
itsjpl be to heat and e
encee between members of th
^ rive clubs or adjgiaiag oHbs,
* ' tut far ss
Meter*. Satythe aod Ad-cr luvs pub
lishod a card relative to the Turner iuet-
ter sey lag that their refaeal lo continue to
adveoce to i hem was oot caMicd by “as-
gvr ot reoeatmoal but by the natural
feeling that tbuee who, without making
any complaint oo their own account, had
et IcsM lent Uwaiselvra to the aid ofoth-
•re who were enggwting obargue of un
fair dealing, could not he in a position to
deal with ue ou a prjpor footing or we
with them."
“Dot vas a pad mao, Isaac.”
“Tea, Mr sea, dot vaa o fnry bad
tan."
Another half mile, and auotbec long
alleoca, then:
“Ood vlll punfah dot man, Doan."
“Tea, Moa<a, Ood vlll puniah dot
mao.t,
Ti.cy tra<tge.l oo fully a mlh- farther
be! ota rllbt t ap>jkt- again, gud thi-n
M a- a broke lb* stfootc by • xul-timlng
alih quiet afbphaaia aa he diew a
bao.il ui of ell vet apoona from hie bos
om:
“Isaac Ood baa punfabed dot mao."
A <a#ld .Vllwe Im ihe Plmejr
“A prominent i abroad coot Fact or"
bos given to the Mavonanh Morning
News some Information for tbe beorAt
of the owners of timbered lands In
Oeorgla which tbe same claoc io 8outh
Carolinaeffn appropriate with prottt
Therm fa scare, ly any prohlein lu
isllroad tnattara,”saya tbe contractor
referred t»», "that proaiiats to “give
more trouble lu lu solution than tbe
question of tica At the rate that the
forcers are dfaappraring lu this ooun-
»ry. It would aeetn that within ten
ycare we shall bare practically exhaus
ted oil the timber available for rall-
romfalfa* The waste of timber In rail
road building In tbfa oouuiry bus been
enormous.” ' '
Tbe waste of American timber has
not been conAned, however, to the
building of American railroads. We
huvafaeen supplying, for years, per-
bapexhe greater part, of the lumber
demand of Europe. Under tbe opera
tion of our suicidal tariff aystem, which
practically excludes imports of lumber
tbc forests of tbs Northern and North
western States have been so nearly
protected out bt existence that the far
mers of those Btates are planting for
est trees to tab e tbe place of t hose t bat
over the tariff bee
Kerne and Conner and tke
i Chroajgfa fa kaglily iateretafag
i**' '
will have stout as much influence
" quee-
i o\ar the re-
I'donkey
the
aovltbe ownetta of these landa are prao-
tleetlygivingawayahcrgage of price-
less value. Tbe deggruotiun baa been
qtolng on ayygee, and with annually In
aKbe war, aa fa
where tfTWrtspeo- ♦ oln « 1 ged Ht^ennually fa.
ioinv -iSi- Tnd ZZ creasloir tt^ldlfy atyaKbe war, aa fa
* ’ (Sbown by tleshtftwieflts^every Bouth-
, between u embers and *. rn port, aufl every IMcrest fa tbe
country has been aroused to no alarm
ed eenae of tbe oondittorngf affaire, ex*
sept the Southern farraffs and forest
owners themselves,*-News end Couri
er; •
*
who pfttrontxdf papers
should pay promptly, for the pecunia
ry proepeete of tbe press have a pecul
iar power fa pushing forward public
proeperfag. If tha printer fa paid
pf»m|>Uy, aod bfa p'HjkettKxik kt ; t
;1. tnorfaby prompt paying patrons,
he puts bfa pea to bis paper in
bU pors||apba are more p-doted;
piste bfa Ret urea of
"to
this
Tbs Nbwv Fkom NxwsrxBT —Tiie
N^eberry farmers are h-vel hcaUed
peopla Here fa bow eoete of l be a
talked at tbe last Ooanty Ooaventloe.
Mr. E. P. Chalmers, wbo bad been
Puuaa Rwrraw.—The peraona who
borrowed th« Wlltor'a plow SIOCB soma
flqra I sat summer, will plea-a return H
alWhee, If not scoaer. Tbe Spring
aelfcon will soon be here aad ihvodMor
fa anxious to shew tbe public “what be
kno«s nheut faroifag." Also, the bor-
! rowsr of the edlror’v splrhlevel fa re-
I qursted to return the same. It to not
ihat bfa head fa oat of -ievH" that he
I mikes ibfa rrqaesr, for 1» fati*t. but he
. merely aotle'pet'-e the time when the
“better haH” will have him Jnnlng
! around, laying foundations for chicken
coops, erecting bean poles and doing a
I thounand other things wtoere the farei
1 and tbe plumb must be brnugbr Into
requfaltlon Return tbe level, pit
j —EdgeAchl Monitor.
—THERKFOBE—•
J. J BOYI> *LK0, 8. C.,
Buy* end sulfa elrictly for m#h. keeps
ns day look, srodiu nobody snd makes
bod dsbts but as fa goods ebrspor than
the elieafwst. Hm otoek of Fancy and
Fanidy Oroecrlm, Dry Goode, Root»,
Shot*, IlalS euJ oifaeellanewas morebau-
dfa« fa choice and complete.
Pare Drugs. Pstout Mcdteiacs of el
kiads, Farats, Oil*, Uisolu*.
hoMey »to k uf Cigars sad Tohsoro
aad the best brands of wils* and liqsora
■I way a ea band Ur medical, dumcotfa
sad enuvivia) asrs.
fUmcmber tbs CASH enrasr ami gal
a share of HOTD’6 Boffgaiss.
fabtff
TUfi OKLEBEATED
HEW H0HE
SEWINQ MACHINE.
appointed to prepare an essay on tbe
aublt-ot of small grain, stldrvwm d the
Uiub. His l»lau fa to -ow half of Ms
land lo wheat and uau»,-ee* fmirtb In
our a and onr-fourtb hi cotton. Far-1 **- That
A kasiaatoM
Trifowto «rBe«poet.
At • rrfmltr rmmmmmtrattmm at Ifof* N»
tSt. A. X.M.tuM >■ Wnthlae, tk* fUlfarira V*-
»»U**aS rmluttuas were waaokaMMljr aSaplwl
Wk*r— U ka* qlrereil Um Oraat ArcklUd at
fatrerar la rrei>— from aar mMM <*ur krkO«S
,, , Wwtkrr, Bask K. Pkilllpa, kc ^ tkcrwforc, IteaolTtO:
I 1*1. ThatlathadMlk ofmirkrethtr, Hw|m leSfa
are Sale.
wer ooktkfaed la s
end sails, sonwienly
8T TlBtBE.
dsy •fdasnorjr.lAiM, by ffifak Znm
ersfa U. W. Weftwr.duly rsssvdfal Is Book
HUM pages422—42b, in A4 offs* of the
Ispvtsr sf Mssss Csevsysnsra/a:
■
»•, I
Isaac Dsnisls,
against
Henry M. bsniola.
BT VIRTUE sf s pswer eonloinsd Is S
fort sin deed of ksrgfog aid solo, Msunonly
called S raortgega, ragdr end glvan as foo
IStk day of FobnisfVtafa&, by Hosry M.
iMnir » to Cnasta k Bays and roonreied is
tbc office of tbs Itrgislrr at Mrrss Cssvay
acorn for Bmnwctl sowsty In Vol. I b, ps-
6 c 862, «hlt sad SM ss ms l«rh day sf
creh, Itfad. and thsrwffor dsly msigned is
fas, 1 will celt nl barn writ Court Urns* si
IXs'sbsk re. ss fksisday, ika Pitt day cf
Fchrsnry. I Ml, for ssok iks faliowisg dc-
fartbsd rest csisto. aiiaat*, lying and bnlng
in raid soonty :
All that lot with bonding* Ibcrron t*
tafaj-g two and on* koifasne snd booadad
hy U. da of Dr J. B. BHck, lasss Dsqtals,
Sf.. nno W. B. Snodifor.
rnraoaaer is psy for riprra. /
w Id A AC fa.tlVlBLV. Sr.,
Assignee of tbs Her gags.
jan27 id f
.'TATK OK SOUTH UAWLINA,
BARNWELL COUNTY.
n 7
tnres should utskn their bfoatl aod
meat at boiae and cultivate cotlob as
a nuipiuo crop. By tbfa-tdao a far
mer can cultivate a four tort* farm
with two horse*, aod eas got a long
with fewer hnods. Heelw* iiupistVes
lifa food. We uaed to he good (aimers
und good livers b< cause we made our
bread and meat at home. The far.
mt is uefd to fesd themselves sod tbe
towur albo; now the towns ft-«-d tbe
farmers. Wagons formerly went to
town loaded and bark home* en pty;
now they go to town empty and back
home loaded.
Heuator J. A. Sllgh said thatthe far
mers are in a had condition, and the,
correction depends on their individual
effortB; they must look to their home
affairs and do their own work. He re
ferred to the proapeittus condition of
the peoph In the Lexington Fork and
tbe lower section of this county, apd
attributed it to their economy and lo-
dnstry—they work, and their chil
dren work, and If uecesaary their wives
go to the Geld aud wjrk. Without
economy and industry, the farmers
wlA not succeed. The oil cotton eys-
tein fa ruinous. It looks well on pa
per but It Is dec tving. It frill never
pay to raise all Qqtton nod buy bread
and meat. iKwc want to. succeed fa*
sbouid raise our own suppIhR-not
only for our famttres, but for tbe
hands we hire—We have to furnish it
any way, aud the cheapest way fa tq
raise It. Grain sh ffiftsaes mean
stock; stock mens sSanuie; ma
nure means rich lands; rich lAdf
mean big crops, and bln crop*
raenn money in the pocket,
thought commercial ftittlllsars a
? ;reat curse to the country aod that
armers would have been better oil M
they bad never used them, aod biff
paid more attention tohome- made ma
nures.
Mr E. F. Chalmers. spoke, a good
word for tbe gAtfviakptttft that It to
tbe cheapest animAI a f Ariier catyrafae.
Trim off hfa efawe ou 4he outshieof bfa
hoof, auCpiWhim la a Are-rall fence
and be wtilsfo no trouble by jumping.
Ha vea ah si ter ,Ior tbcm, shy they wfi|
furnish tbe beet manure io the world4‘
t^nator Sltgh spolre for ebe*p. H«
said flltf efana would boat about 8100:
they would yield tnctf lamtw which at
a yoo^pli would be worth 480, end 1
the Soffit would yield 150 poaade of
wool, worth $3il The flack could be
xered oo 690, tod their raasare
tdd pey tbelr feed aod atteotfae.
Mr. Siigb sold 630 tronk of wool fast
rfroa
of kor oUreiaod mow hoonred wow here,
Bad tfc- cnmwuottv onr of IlsJfaa rttlarn*.
SI. That «•, a* Ifaaoni, >i^Bairefjr how to tko
will of tllw vkoriooth all tklna
BS- That a blank pan* la our Miaalo kook he la-
arrtMS U kk neranrr, a mpy of this prfataM' in*
rcoolatlaaa rent lohb berw-od famUv an«l that they
hr pubUabod In a countr popor. W. H. C. Joha*»a,
Jim. I). Browne W. II. Ktnortfy.
ComaUttoa.
IN MKMORI AM.
^>rpartH this Hlh at RlaekTlIlr, ac. on Jaoaarj
lit h 1*87, Hri. OhriaUaa Odom, agedWxtjMva rear*
aiti XIM MtSIIW.'
The iuhj«ct ot thla humble tribute, waa from early
lUe.aconsbtent weaikar ot the BapUal Cburch. Sha
waa baptiavd into tha feliooakip of the lloaiiag
Spriop) thureh, and after the constitution of tbe
taaekrillr church, in IM*, remoTcd ber mcmbarahlp
where it baa over rcmmlnnl. Few bad greater trials
of (kith, or more imlgaakt aorrawa; aad non* a
greater sorrow than that cast by tbe shadow of tke
heavy eroaa upon bar young life’s pathway, which,
is Ood’a proridenca, she was called upon to bear,
through her earthly pilgrimage. And yet, amid tha
harden* and trials to which she was subjected, no
one would hare surmised that, under a disposition
to gentle, and a demeanor so cheerful, there existed
the ever-preaent consciousness of a great sorrow.
It was no wlssnanie that site waa called Christina,
ao Chrtat-likc in her humility and mcekncaa of char-
actor, she bore uncomplainingly Ike trials andcroao-
es which her heavenly father’* hand UM upon ber.
Quiet and uftostentatteaii, «*d ofa sweet and attrac
tive diapnatUon, aka was loved by all who know her;
aad loved msut by those who knew her beat. Un-
aolftah in I er nature, she ever strove to Ughtea the
bsrdeaa of tboaearesod her, aad ta caadsae to the
comfort and happiness of all tha hoiaehoM, aad
within the elrcU of her aoquainlaaco. Many will
“riac up and call ber bhasud," for the earnest sym
pathy and kind ministrations in lliaas of trouble pad.
afflict ion. .She seemed to forget salt; mod to lire for
the good of other*. Like the lovely flower, aoekarw-
ed by many, yet full of aweeUst perfume, she shed
a soft audgesU* iufluenew upon those who esa* in
contact with her; and awakened an admiration for
her patient,guntle and bsautlfal Christian life. But,
the brighter boon of her exemidary character aad
Christian life ware exhibited within the hut days she
•pent on earn. It was then that the Tisha*** aad
fnloeatof bar (hith were evidenced amid prolonged
aod latmiaa suflhring. *he bow It all, not only with
fortitude, but wttb aimUaat and complete restgaa-
tfon. uaing sight at earthly objects, heaven aad
Ha gloria* seemed opasad ta foe vision. Her love
HHINEd FOR
—AND I*—
THE BEST ABB IflOBT HOPVLAk BFWlXp
MAriliXE OX THR MARKET.
Note some of its MOflt szosRsnt potau
is the above cut.
it fa fur sale st prioss to suit ths tiates.
E. W. VOGEL,
Barnwell, C- II., S. C.
U THR COCRV or mo RAT*.
Lnogstrest Gantt, Ksq. f Jodgs o
Prefails in Harnresll lotnty
fa harass, W. OUmoew Aim ms applies far
Lifters of Adminlotrattoa. A tamo soa.
ih« doroitei raiais of H . D. Wee. Jeoeared.
Thaeo aro, t herofors. is Mis and sdswnfok
all aod aiaguiar, the isdrad and ovodiiarv
of Ike said deceased, lake sad appear before
msataCaart affiulmiefoe rko raid e-oaij
la he hafaan at B rwwart 0. II os Friday
tfeaXAtb jay -f Fobruary. 18R7, Mil* etoe
s. ■ . to abow issaaa, U nay, why ikorafo ad
retwhMrmiton aboatd Bat ho rraatod.
Oivoo under my hand and the aanl at tne
Osnrt this U*h dsy sf Jssnaey A. D. IRK
snd ta ths 11 ilk yarn* ml tmaakoo lad
pan dsn as. LuNURTMURT OARTT.
Jodgs at Freksi*
Jaa'JOed
IJWW'UF SGITH CAkul IXA;
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IS THR ouwvr ft ru< BAIR
By Loogairsret (ionr, Koq . Ju<tgn
PruLata In barn well County
fakerrss M. M. Bally applies for Lett#)
of A d mi a Wi ratio** aw io* ooeatt of Ur . Ra
snssok Holly, dre. mat.
Tkoas sratksoeforv. ta aha aod admoais
nil aad atugfoar. tko kindred nod trsditorv
of the as id deaaaini. u ks sad a
ns* at a Caurt at Frshsis far the n
t« hsbotdsa ak BnrnwoU U b. as Monday
iksElai day sf FaSmary. at II sslack
a. m. lashsw ssnay jl say, why iksasid ad
miniatrottou abaoM not ks area
Ulres uadar my kaodaod ihsaeal sf tkr
Ourt Ibis 8th day of February. A. p. Ufa"
•sd istho lUthyssr of Arasricaa ladcpoa
dosoo. LONOeTKRT OaMTT,
•V 4* Judge of Probate
tohlfaXw * - ^
fl
BlackvIHA, t
irS35£
M . ■ 'IM
JAMES L •
Attorney & Counsel
Barnwell O. H
; Ooftetctani
W. A. HOI
attorn
AHD
COUNSELLOB-j
BflifltawriH f> 1
ra ra* Oran
DENTIS1
J. H. E. Ml!
DENTAL SI
BLACK VIKX
ajtoc:
DR. J. ALLEN P
DENT]
■ A Vtwn DtCATXO m At
I la Sa Itaa'at wart la m
r.tte
Dr. J. R.
DENT]
BAVBXRO AND 1
No ike it Crrdliw* if Ue Ksuie t
B. ¥. Kke, Decern!.
U THR OOMMtiN FLR^fl. .
fa. Gilmore Stmau, Clerk of Caurt, Adrein-
iotrator of tbs ssUte sf 1). F. Rice, de.
I, i’UiBtitr,
theosuatry.
Dr. W. S. Kill
surgeon]
WIU.IST
aa WMd,a r.
J. P. Strobel,
— BLACKVILLE, 8. C.
#
Agent for Barnwell count j and tt
tioofl of adjacent conn ties that trnds at
Blsckvills for the oelebnitsd Geiser
Steam Engines, Boilers, 8sv Mills sod
Machinists’ supplies.
Also, the Ceutennitl Cotton Gin, tbe
best in use.
nay27.tf
Marshall Housa
901 BROAD STREET,
AUGUST A,- -GA.
O-Dtralty Located, Table First Class.
Trangicnt Rates, $1,50 Per Day
Liberal Reduction by the week er month.
MRS. M. A. ROUNTREE,
pROmiETRRRR.
nov4
Rloa si
ALSO,
si ol, Defendants.
ORbre hla i _
■"—••nd atpun a« an
All work gawesissTfas
N
J.B. Zorn, Piaimif,
vs,
fa. Gilmors Rimma as Adminiilrator of Iks
•atate sf B F. Kisr, dsersssd, Defend-
Furanset Is, oa order msds is
sntillsd causes oi. ths 30ih U«y of Noveiaber.
1886, by ths Ron. 1. D. Witherspoon, presid
ing Judge, all creditors of Ike rafale of B. F
Hiee, deceased, are l erohr notified aud re
qutrsd to present snd fftoblbh ibeir claim*
against said relate before ms at my office fa
Barnwell os Friday, Iks 11th day ol Februa
ry, 1887.
~ 0. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Master.
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Fire Insurance.
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Ha s of HI
for Obrtst suhatslrad bar;
Jot©
sixty oLmp.
ye
dwT 1
1
dooth *11 things weir laapireri »
laA no rsum for aasurniSfo Ahsidtsai
asd gretly as the lethal aastUug upas
tapara, H«i*i jrra trsly a beauUful '.
and a (n-rai ■'* neHm a-death. ■ w -J
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das ftfo,
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fa <k*a radiW wff raws*
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Ftfo. o«fa thi s**w
• • 4 , OmpnAy .
A M. MIX80N,
WiLLisrox,
I am alill representing a foil Has of Hb-
era) aad responsible Firs Insuraaos Comp*,
ales aid am prepared to write palioiea aa
Gfas,Mill*, Dwellings, Sierra aad Merchant
dire at' bottom rotas, also Cyclone PoUcms.
My superior arrangements enable as Is eft
frr iniursnce oa Gin houses sad eonfoatsfar
sf three, fmr, five, six or twslvs
iths,at bottom ntra. Hsviag had an
•xpsrfasM sf flight years, ia which Ural
haws paid ta my palrsasrarer $86,000,1 fast
,,..»iified fa saylag that yon, oaaaot plass
ysur buoinsraia batter hands thaa mlna.
, I am years truly,
L MIZBOH
FLOUT OF TBB COURT ROUSE ,
Baniwell» 8* O-. ^
In now opda tor tbs reception ol
trhnsl nt aott pvrunoent buarders.
Every Attention wllFbe ffivnpt to tbe
nomfort of tti|g#ata.
Fare, tbe hesi tbe markets will afford
Booma alwaya Ai*pn atHfapnmfoita
bleaodtbe best ararvlce that ca« b
obtained. BEN’DAVIEB,
»op<ahor,
ksawfo ntotiev
C.T.JOHNSON, f
B. Kich, F
HT'Oood Plotoret
AUGUST/
L. X. DOOLITf
I cdliUvsatho^iLfl mskSstU
work for uathKanythingrise in the wttrld-
Capital nfonOM; you are started fore.
Bern aasrs tail one can do the
—Laigaesrelsttirtre ifffll hiul start. Carts
you nothing ta saad us your addmu siuMod out ■ If
ar© wire jam OtO <W s* at ones, M. IIALUTT
Co. Portland, Malyf #
fofa-Mao T
We aw nan
The flam Tvs Bollaf B
Amnuasby tMnsflksr
ar»b
alrtwa by
JMys
■ riling
tittOlHJE
whale-af Uw
ra sew, light
arx realty
,trsE
a. That aM oh#
Muf tretthel
ngase wrttaiii
tha tap*
at fn
Central Hotel,-1M8M1
, IT . ] fav a«»wWfonfi»«uxiig.rtp»m
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