The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 17, 1887, Image 2
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Mn WVHaljnes l^litoniN PruprU*tor.
. LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
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fifttJiWDAt. FEBRUARY J7,1887.
iScvcrul white uu-uhive recently com
mitted suicide in Auderaon and Green-
TiUe. J'eihnps ihcir rcn*ona were yn-
hiu^ed by the eotiKtaut rending of the
ed^orUU of the Intelligencer mid i>uily
Kews. V
Paul AtLinsou and Lula Hurst have
been married. We are now convinced
beyond a denbt that our old friend Jor
dan ana right, when lie said that “men
in love are unanimous fools so far us
matters tf fact ure concerned."
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Abbeville has the nucleus of a prom
ising Salvation Army other own. llngh
Wilson, of the Press and Runner, hu*
^ entcied into a coni met with Rev. S. II.
Brown to publieh the Christian Neigh
bor, a journal tlmt is oppored to w ar
for any cause whatever.
Mr. Cleveland s»-«dis loud of ^outh
Carolina timUs. Col. A. C. Haslet!
baa beet, appointed a Government direc
tor ot the Hue'fie Railroad, Col. Aahury
Coward, a poat office inspector and llna
office is ready and-a waiting to be atruck
by Itia appointing lightni-g.
The editor of a Chesteiffeld Taper
rtt*ed a half column n-w Ust week bc-
c-aaaa a barral ot flwiir, which he l>oughi
i as sally, eoataiaed <w.ly ■ hwudied and
•ighty pownds. It is proper to say that
he is s yoaag Wwthsr, fur most vetemm
* bars forgotten tluu il-erc arcsu-.h ihiags
M barrels fiI htrwr in the New Pouih.
A btuke(ol m.’tl ia about the atse of or*
dissj ambit iwa.
Cap*. J. H. Use*, State huperunea-
dspt at Hdteaaoe, delivered addieeses
at BUHtviUe, Rantwell and JUmherg
last waaa. He la and has long been an
awlhwsinst on the aui^cvt of tdoeaujn.
We ware ia his awdieoce at Rarnwrli,
but ware aot iu accoidwuh all Lia ar*
gumenta. Perhap arc may entictee hi>
VMM if our co reepjodent, Ik-anuie,
wham coiumutiicaUn-o was rrevived be-
tum Cap*. Kkv • nddrene wu iua«ie,
dom aot ouser, in Utcr Isttnrs, the
giouode ou whirb wo (Idler. Our pco-
|-le were flamed with I'apt. Ptcs and
ha IS talking the right way lo deserve
and secure pupuUruy. Uta heart ia in
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Tuosda) a Newsaad Courier has a
two and a hatT column letter ttoiii. v cua>
tor YuutDAua in reply U- the avalaiuSe
of erilicMus hurlsd ou the Plate Peu-ite
lor iu eouaervatiie couduct during the
last aff*w>n, by that joanul, Capt. Rtu
^ ; Tillaiun tl id omne yraw.
Our apace will not pennil its repro
duelioti, and wfare aony lor it, bio-tne
k coat aim mote condensed good eenw
Stun we have seen iu the aatue coupas*
Iu many day*. We are under the iai-
peweioa that Cept. Tillman aud the
Mews and Courier have heard something
drop, unites they areas absolutely deal
•a they have proven thcn selvcs cum-
• v pletely bllod. We eor.gratulate the Sena-
tor wrho has altown bianelf as expm in
tha wee of hit pen aa he is in the mau-
ageuxmt of his extensive sgricultuial
fat wats.
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A celored man remarked ia Spartan
burg, the other day, “1 tell yru, dia
time aaz.year a eouttnon field hua' can
git fifteen dollar* a month jest aa easy us
^ he plfippM.’' The spanker was a mem
ber of the "Co-operative workers ol
America."
A wd so mere trouble is in store for the
farmers. Next yeat they are to be con-
v fronted with strikes, engineered by un-
priaeiplsd adventurers and participated
in byaa unrea»jatng tuctaberahip.', A
quotation fram the New York Sun, in
this issue, shows that the laboring class
in this State is getting ready far the ex-
tyrimsot. Of oaurse, in keeping with all
the dupes are to get the worst
of it, but the employers should alio pre
pare. And the best plau that is sugges
ted to us is dtut every farmer" should
raise, this year, enough provifains ts
enable him to stand a Beige until his as
sailants art brought to tarias. A man
wbo makes bread and meat doesn't neod
as mucb money or labor m the cottontot.
x There ts a wreater diapoultlan than
qver to borrow tnonay on mongHcee of
ttoa farms. Tbla Is Ui bo reprrtted. A
mortgage is much worse than a llenT
Whan a lisa la fftvan the morebant will
not allow the custnoaw to conffSct too
irroat a debt, hut If a mortgage of the
farm la given the raorchant U not m>
V »t to rratr-dn the enatotnerg In the
all Ibe debt la amlatf Wen the crap
to goea. bwt a taortgaffto to not no easi
ly nettled. The Frees and Bann*
would warn every ritiiee aunlm-t go-
dahs. Uudef ao etorumsranceu
tbe homestead he •orTpaped
tbs last cow aad the tost
to mortgaae the hnoas tn
iy«allva. 91m Um o«t of tea
rb» sow tdialfifj the debt
under any dc-
to tu wia-lom
A wfiwntato Ureas Fire.
Aitgitstn was visited on last Stun May'
afternoon and evening by the most dis-
kStrou* tire that has ever devastated tliut
city. It broke out in the Masonic Opera
House,.shortly after the conclusion of a
inatiiieo. It i* thought that u curtain
blown s£aiu*t a burning j-m* jet caught
wt lire nnd slatted the conllirgnttiim.
The ctnph-yefM alleiiipted to put out the
flames and delayed giving the alarm until
tho lire hud accured a good start. The
paid department ii- said l-y ninny citizens
to have been less efficient than the vol
unteer service. Tlte list of burned build
ings includes the (Jpcra House, the stores
of Duly mid AniistMiiig nnd Btiiljo uiid
Coskcry 'jnderit, the Globe Hotel, stores
of Rensoii and Co. and 1. L. hianscll,
under it, I'roduce Com mission llou.-e
of 11. M. Mixson. .^Iioe Store of J. II.
White and Co. mid other smaller es-
tahlislimcnt*, thirteen ia all. The en«
-lire loss is fully coveted by insurance to
the amount.of two thou-nud nnd forty
odd thousa'ud dollars. The burnt dis
trict is to be rebuilt in grander style and
that longed lor six hundred th- usnud
dollar hold is n dicuin likely to mnterlnl-
iaera llie neor luture. Mr. 1«. M. Mix-
son tells us that his stock w as insured
but that his books are missing nnd if
not reenvr-ed he w ill lose about titleeu
huudrtd dollars worth i>f accounts.
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Tire 1'ablic stbuwl H) »lcm
NO. 1.
To a careful observer of men and
thing*, it seeuts not a little r.'U'nrknblc
that alter the laps-’ of, perhaps, twenty
jems of-xis'iience in the conduct and
working of a hat is known as thc‘'l'ul»-
tlc Well—-I System,” there is to he found
so lirrle t»l piogte.*. proficiency and ail-
fijuni'y to llie -leim-ltdi ot the times and
necessities of the people. Sftratigc in-
deed that with, pn sunml-ly. the •n-t
talent ot the riiate iu our luiiislnlivp halls,
nnd, the ino-t ncctKeibh* iidniiiii.'trai,Tc
sl-ltity at its head, smTiw its dcpnrt-
n-c-ts, there should have hccu so liitlu
deveh-parent nnd »ucli meagre lesult*.
Indrs d, il one a:sy credit the evidences
I* be seen, an J ol abicli wc u<>w aud
again b-o-n-e rogiiitniit, there bu* rntbei
Uea-n a retrogr- asiovi—•+ de- i-h’d slid jul-
|«ble h-verii-g of the edueute-iul inter*
rstsoflhe side so far a.* tbc public
K*bo«iiare com-cn e-l, and a <• rr-e-p- tel-
ing activity strd p-ni-vmi-TTi of pnrattr
Mt-1 individual eOorts in tl-at direcu- n.
I'oopW n| j- si iu be rapidly drtlliiig t» a
conclusniu which ruewa H-rvitabU', that
ibvn' is iMilhiag h-gh or grand, or eveu
of dwvi-Ud, pr*«Heal utility to be expec.
tvd fi'-ra -o-vsllc-l publi.*systenia of «du-
cutiou, sod, if it must ms tl* be I hat llie
wliolv lrub be told, it is an open •rcrcl,
tlmt verp uuuv ml- Urgent rmienar--.
uard tbs wl—k thing as lit lie lc»- tli.vu a
farce slid a huurbug. It is liumii-edug
lo express, in the light of pa-t experi
ence, ami present n-dh-put -l-le (sets, thst
lliere is iittie t» lucuimud in a sy stein
wtoich sprang iuto viMraew during tl-e
ps inie»t d-ys ul KiMiical misrule; ami
■ hough it has Im-cii p rpituslcd, through
brighter aud more pri>i>|-erous -Uys of
Ih-uiucialicgoveiniL-'iit. isjr' but a p-n-r,
etnas- uiaicl ap<'l>>'.'j lor the noble siruct-
urO which Kheui>4 liuve Ison en-cied. nod
Which would have Ik-v- an ohj--ct ot ju»t
pruiuloil-e Slate, and of in>-«loulable
bonelit lo her iiuxein-. ‘it- say th«t the
system im-ler its present ■n.-ungeiucni
eveu, has not scoonipliahcd aoino good,
would be wiiiiholding a dei-erved tribute
10 tboae who, amid |«-r| lexiog -lilicul
tics aud almost im-ujerab!. obatiicler, have
prught to give U ectot, and to plica it
upon u looting which would, at aHevents,
oommeud suine support iu public opinuiu.
j And yet, to eseert that it baa tatlcii far
short uf the ie»-ouable expert-tion* of
those who, perhs|is. were the ma-t sun-
gume as to its success, would be only a
lair statottient, and, doubth-m even then,
full short of the absolute truth. It inny
not, tliereloro, be utipn-litablc^tboilgh
it prove to be unpl a.-ani, to review,
somewhat iu detail, the whole ayatem, as
now conducted, and wiiliuut any dustun
to reflect up n the integrity of motive
or action ol any Concerned. 1 he peo
ple's money is being Kpent annually lor
the support of schoc Is under a system
which tuiike* no adequate return lor tho
expenditure. If tho State undertake*
to educate the children of her citizens,
let her do it thoroughly, or retmtud the
•lucation of her youth to the parents,
aud, at the least, save the amount now*
almoat fruitlessly expended, and so far
reduce the heavy butacn of taxation. If
a man *.vcre to undertake to build a man
sion, and after it had been raised t-iumld
content himself with having'Only three
day s work done ou it iu each month, it
would rot on its foundation before lie
would be enabled to complete it, aud he
would very justly be considered as acting
unwisely anu to his detriment. Aud
jn.-t such a policy as this lias character,
ixed our Public School System. While
tilers lias been a "show" of superinten
dent, and workmen, and material, and
tools and means, we fail to «ee the btau-
tilul, symmetrica! nnd uotlc structure,
giand in all ©fits proportions, rising ma
jestically before the admiring gaze of
an appreciative public. Ou llie contrary
the sporadic and short-lived blows, dealt
by unskilled workmen; iu most part ici ve
only, so to speak, to alarm the bats and
owls in it* darkened chambers, which
take flight only to return when the puny
effort to dislodge them has Aased. Dike
tie famous hero, whs, with ten thousan-l
men. msrehed up the hill only to march
down again, we have hid a goodly army
ot orgnuized observer* and laborers iu
the educational field, and after much
outlay, and for various reasons, the out
crop has been but n sorry return. Now
are ws to attribute this meagre result,
either to • deficiency in the system itself,
or to n Inek of well directed effort, fur
the meat port, of those eatogaUid with
lb* execution of its mjwemrtito. A
chain, H is mid, in no stronger than iu
weakest link ; and no, in this matter of
t ublu* school*, there is n weak pines to
e dissertrnd in tbn operation of tbn
system, which, nafuetnanfsrif, has, by
the whole
—-fastened the cupnlily ofahiftloes idlers,
and tnsdeit an asylum Ibr the Impecti-
uious and those who have neither the
qualifications nor the energy nertesary
to success in any other avocation. This
may seem strong language, and by ooine
Jf we can make op onr mind* to lira
wit bio our insane, life con tented to live
oo what we make, qod make w but we
lire oil, quit pfumbllotr nod nbuelng
col ten, wo would bo bHrer off. \Ve
ah--old quit abusing thetm-rcliaora. for
we Would all t-e merebuota If we oould.
il may even be deemed harsh,- and yet, | Myut of t.a have trle-l It, nod failed at
to Ihuse thoroughly acq-tiittlcd with the 1 Hie saute thing we are abuslug other*
workings and details ol the public school for.
system, at least in thi* couiity, it «ill be} , ^ contented, brother farmer: let
bo revelation. It would bo a useless ex- , ftlwu h e *•'“ ‘Jratftyd. Uud
... . .j , i . .u such h* to dr-tlned by nature, tra-lk
pcndituro of worts to affirm that there yi „ jr ^ for mea|( b J y H h ^ arl(1
ate nidiviilual luMtttiee* of a high order ph'-ej-hHieami mix together at home,
of ii-teUigeiioe and tailbful discharge of Too uuult achl pit-be* off tbo plant
duties, at once onerous nnd perhaps uu - j too mpnlly nnd makes it take on more
appreciated ; but despite the exceptions, fruit than It con cany through a July
it is very plainly matiilest that much or August drought, something that is
needed relmrns and improvements. >0 TTn k "
everyday, arc impcrHtively ticccKtary. j ^ -
So much, then, will suffice for the pre
sent, and we may profitably pursue out 1
investigation* in the luture in regard
some of the details.
Dewtitc
Cuss Thy Itre.xd I pun the %Va*
ter-*, Fit*.
AncADK, N. Y., Feb. 12,1887.
Dr. O. R. H. I'upo.
Ibt.vu 8m:—My mind of late ban
iK-ot. t-ilining buck to daiH past, au-l rtskea start in the world,
while I have been |ari.-itur in revg-w , (i „ fHimpr |hl|t
the daye atul scenes of 18bl-fk> Hmve
tbougtit uf the battle i-f Cbaiic-‘llors
vljle, Va., wbete I was wounded, left
fo r dead nu J fell into the hau ifl of the
O-UteilrliU-H, taken lo the rear to M
ti<»epi'al tempornrlly eMiabbatied by
tbo enemy, an-l among the eurgeotia
Was one i)r. TimIiI, wuo. I teineinber
well atni win- was very- kitul ati-l con
siderate to the writer. One Incident,
among olheta I teuietubcr Very die-
are heweis of wood and drawers --V
water. The world can’t g--talone with
out us. With all our tr--ubles we me
the happiest people in the world. Qofr
ton ts Hie beat ililttg in the world, no
tnatler what tb- pi tee to We ran al
ways buy on a credit If we make cot
ton. It induces our people to be hon
est; we have to bo honest and make
cotton to get credit. If we were doing
a cash bueloess we would be getfish ttnd
rascals. We tea *h our children to be
bonesr, so lliat they can get credit to
Evejypot-
oi ke, no matter what
bis color to, can Itvo on a credit. No
other people lo the work! can do it.
Cotton is King and always will be.
J. A. pKTlLhklN.
Fort Motte, January. 20.
O-uniiu, b. C., Feb. 12.—Trustwor
thy information baa been received that
the negroes have Ktiiubts of Labor
lodges sll over Newbei ry county sn-t
titicily. A f- w -Ihjb sfitr b*lug taken | <he Htate of H -uilt Caroltns, and that
prisoner nnd being in boef itnl (wbich | there are but, few colored people in
was cotiipoac-i->f ulte Iraute Iioum 1 , vute J aOioe place* who are no* tneinbete.
bur tioure and s nuittber of tents) I
csine from the I u h<>uMe wbete I w**
•hcileieti uctoas the yat-l b» the frutrte
b"U*e Iu qu-»>t ot s w-ii.n-lr-l coiurade
ntid I •onU a C"i'fe<ieiate eurgeon t»eat-
--d up->n the steps • f the house, Vf
*»h- inliifier glvti g a n.lilluij
I mquire-l for my c-mraTte amf
klu-ny'dlrs«‘U>d to Mm
-•I.the iiocse after my
The member* pay twenty-five cents
l» r week to the tieak-irer for each
b-dge, the purpoae of the -lues betiur
to--reate a fun-i tti lie used when the
order is ready lor » strike. When they
strike the treasurer will buy supplies
salute) Jo st ep in- mhci* from want white they
id was ’ are wnKfty fttr thetr demands ia w
In CiTuiihg i'"if disnb--<f The n»irn>rssre very saxiotis
fcW tots Wfsn 1 W.wncfc liar VNb** ao-l by the <lsy
Look at Lees.
Listen and Learn*
t’ssh and Ciwth Only. Cheaper Current
F.zpcoeee, The solid inule of substaatial
btiyer*. ntnl n le«* vettliitif-
lion, wtilt uthei-ceuKes eimbto me te *eil bet^
ter burgniiii then ibe saint money will buy
in Boastful Ulicltrille. Booming llsrnwell.
UentleGiehiDi* or Brick Built IKmtr-.-f.
Don’t you »ee ii? If you do not, come
nnd inspect my Mock of General Merchan
dise which i* complete ia all department*,
learn toy price* and you will he e»nviiio<d
lhal although I xm young 1 know my busines*
and will give yuii aulLfuetion if you can h«
pie v-ed witn auylhing xhort of n city etore.
Now, ii will hup you to call aud see.
J. B. GILLAM. Jr.,
Lees T. 0,8. it. W.
feblT -
Foreclosme hale.
H. J. Wrolen, Mortgngee, against James
1’nrler, Mortgagor.
- BV VIKTUE of a power contained in a
certain deed of bargain and sale, commuuly
called a mur-gige, made and given oa ibe
livbdey of February. 1880. by Jamcv l‘.»r-
tor to il. J. Wrolen and duly recorded in
the office of the BegiKirr ot Meane' Convey
ance* f--r Barnwell Gouniy, in. Vul. 5 D,
ji'ige 1C9-17X on tne 2nddsy of March,
1885 1 will sell st BarnwcIT Court House
Monday, the “th day oi March next, it be-
ing sale-day in -aid ai-nth, within the legal
hour* of -ale, for cash, the following de.
scribed ie-d eetaie.
All that tract, parcel or lot uf Usd. lying,
being and aitunied in ih* town of Orabam*.
Barnwell Cssasy, on -he ee«i Mdeofrhurch
Mrew, loea-uring fifty feel fr-m oh Church
Street and running tmek hi the alley divid
ing my tot frum i he Kirs land*, bei g buns I
and bounded uu all *ide* by (thurch Mreet.
luU ufC. 8, lluiio aud ihc land* before meu-
twaed.
I’urcba-er Is pay for ripen.
BIK8. II. J. W KOlfcJi. Mortgigee.
UOBKWT ALUKICH.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
fhMT-H
Foreclosnra Sale*
Peter Polite, Atsignee, agninst Elick &o*
dert. Mortgagee.
BY VHtTDE of a power contained is s
btrtain deed at barenin and mile, curflmoiily
relied a Morignge. made nnd given oa (he
of J»uuaey 48bO, hy Klick Eiur
der* to H. W. W nlkrr. duly rrc-r-lrd in Book
6 H, »n page* 122—■125,,in the office of ike
Brgiater of Me-i-e« anveyniice* for ram welt
County, on t be 2nd day of March Wtt. end
■ hereafler duly assigned lo me, l will etl! at
Barnwell Court House, on Thursday the 241 h
day of FebniHry, 1887, al o’clock, m for
cash, the feMowing described rexl e«tatc;
AH'hat tract of land situate, lying and
being in Barnwell County, hounded north
by laud* tf 4. J. 8*liun- and M>n, West by
lands of H. V*. Walker, south by lands of r.
F. Carroll, east by lands of IT. Gi more
8inims.
Purchaser lo pay fur payers,
PETER POLITE.
Assignee of the Morignge.
8w
MATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
BARNWKLL COUNTY.
IN TUB COORT OF PRORATE.
Rj Lon-pdreet Gautt, Keq., Judge of
Foreclosure Sale.
Mr*
M--m* i-f llie e.-Miiijr pa|-etw rail upoa
the fnr-O* tw t«» lake the liet-ewesry niepw
to ptotm-t ili-mselv-e ami prevent ibe
Ki'tolii* of Ls»iM>r fmiu sccomplistili g
ttielf elt-ls — X. Y. H-io.
‘I rlbaiw •! Mewp*«-i.
At n regutor r- ininiiolcail 'Hof On an
w-iige'-n wsa still sittlnir as at the t!r»t
wim I ntrulu wsl-itv-l us I ptutsed Me
' hell ep«>Ue to Ut« Iu Ulto wsV’ "Suy,
Ymuk. don't you l-eli-nef i«- the reHutor
sruiy ?” i w^ld "Yes “ Bu smi I: “I
ih-'iitfM *••, f- r these ilsmueU viduo-I
teels wcli’l sslu-e US Ret«.** 1 e*ld :
1 uuseut eMiuiiiigy--u l-ui your rank “
Now *fe you the ecXe ibr T'-dd of!
whoio I write? If ho you il—u eo- J
q-ltr- -I hsd 1 ever seen Abe IjIlWVla. I
I.ad ap-t ms 1 found your name I asked I
If y< u «-re Mis LIim-.-Ii-'w Urol her sn-l
was told y-'ii were: 1 had q-ilte a talk
wnh you -d l-lru, and while you did not
aur-wwith him (very n«iutahy) y-u
•p k>- eery highly «-f hi-u -* « sr-u-d
ami true uian Mnd seemed lo l-e ulad
to hear of IdtO! \kell War to I Orf
pas- d and we may talk over Hie pn*l
Iu a Chrutton wplnt bow, and J beltove
all Th utb h« aril i«» N--rth sie glad
that we are not a divl in-l |-eq|*le but
•HU are under tho o|.| fl*g * free |><st.
pie, pri-et-eious and happy. It w.-uld
Ue stianue If y„u sb> ul-* r-meuibeg rue J J ,uu *" l ^*,.** , *‘V"."* , *"
at all amoi-tr *•* manv Yardw, but I * - ** * * ** ‘ ‘■“-*
wsnte-l u« writs an-l say that I bad not
f->rir«tun you and y«-ur kiu-iuees.—
How you finally weut tu Fle.iellolls-
burg an-l prevailed llfettl Hie idbeers
III the l!nl->ll *1 my t<> nciept of the pa
role of ihe pilsou- r* wh-> were severely
Wouo-led. I wax a Heig. ntit Ml Ihto
time lii Co. Clod U H. Infswtry, w<-oi
through tho- tu-ek (<f iIm Im.H .T lb- -
head. If you will kindly Hduk this
worthy of an anewer au-1 If I 11' d II.at
I have not tnude a ititoiMke In my n-sn
sbi-ul I t-e ula-l to write you any | ar*
ik-ntorn that I rosy l-e able.
I found j' -ir a-ltlrrea through H e
kludneha of Rotiert T. Lli-'- ln, Chica
go, ao-l R. H. Todd, WMshlngiou, D. C.
With regards, yuum, Ac.
A. F. KgtNxrm.
L Ipe Nu. 3m. A F hi. ihe f-llowliur
I• eolul Idle Wef* UI.MUlUloUeiy a-lofled
Whereas It lisa pb-ared Ibe Mupremw
Arrhlfwrr to remove lions this v«rib,
our I>rloved brother John Ihx-m, w*
l-ow la subu-laoloo to Hi* holy wtll,
and while *e deprecate bis h-ws M our
Le-lge, we b--pe ibsl bln *<>wl Is a' rest
with ibe Kierual Rrolher Dtsmi whs
a c«M«d nuxe ja, man an-l a k-khi clilseu,
atul till* couimur-iiy deplore* bis I--**,
llll* LsmIu* luVed III*! m life, lioOor*
hi* memory In death and b- |>e« -o n
huu when all are iuessure-J by Hist
into, **we|| d«t>* ibon gtMwl^in-l Islil-ful
servant'* an-l We ho|e In tlw rewurree-
rret be-
lore ism»i fiiear Arcbll*c' v* b* was
l-efore n to I* «to-. a ir<- -I m •i>,a »-h« i
maaoti, ImII- ful In all iMtius. l> K
Hoototi. N O Feblef, U. W. M. WU-
Ham*. Oi-tutub tee.
itMUibetp, h C . F-t Ihsry Till. 1887
B. J Wmrn T Asstgu^.
rtot L tiafeleta. \l..rtg-ror
BY YIRfCE of a power enniueed is a
I teruia deed sf bargain h-loale. r.wsMMily
caded ■ ai«rtgag». aisdr and giro* on Ike
1 Um day nf Fekr*.r~, IN-I. hr HameS L.
j IMairo is M. I*. K'C* k Ce. end roerrdei •*
Ike «dbc* of .ke l.egnsrr «,f Mr-a. I'Moey.
Mice, fur bsrwwelH w«rity I* Vsl. 4 \. pa n
I itIJ-Sbd mi ike I4ik day *f Pabtsary, HUM.
j awd ikriWlnr duly aarigaod ts m». I wt:t
| »wll al Haraarll Cswrl N <«sa -a Mawday.
j ike Ilk daysf Marak aesi. M kafg"Si-sUay
‘ j to eanl waaik, w >-kia lk« legal kaur. wf rsla.
* I laf *Mk ike M lew lug ■m.cviked r**l eauu*
All ikar piece, par-el ee iraal af toad if.
tog. •Mssrr.l aad iw«ag ia Batoed * lindgs
I i-wa.kip mais Sbd ewaaiy afWewatd. smi
j ••Imag far J aaraa. aMUaur laaa, aad >nwa *
> M •* Mtows Ow Ike sank ky laada af Fad
t'Wwsesto, -*• ike r.uik ky U h4t i f fawn
M»ms. as ik* sum ay ipadt ad Frd Uaawrba.
“» Ikeswi ky laada wf VkUrw WnsHa.
I s««ka»ar «* JWJ -ar payers.
MBS d. J WROTEX.
L A-ngara *| MwnswB*.
1 BOBEBT ALDBh U.
Alisewey lur Areigae*.
Irk17 id
Frobate in Bernweil County.
Wliereas, W. Gilmure bimms applies fer
Latiers of Admiaislraiion, dt 6»si« ana. on
the derelict esiate of H. D. Mice, drcr-o.ed.
There are, tfarretiwe, lo cite and ednio-iwh
all and singular, the indred and creditors
of ihc said d> ceased, to lie and appear Ijefoe*
me st a Court of IVulwie for the said e«>uniy
lo Hr hofileu at Barnwell C. 11 on Friday,
•heJttih Jay ..f February. 1887. at 11 o clock
a. ia., Iu sliow cause, I- any. why the said ad
uiiuietralioa should not t>e granted.
Giren under my hind an-l the seal of the
Court I kit 18th day of January A . D. 1887.
and in -be llllk year «»f Asieriran InJc-
peadcuce. LuTIGSTTSEET GANTT,
J udge of Probate
j»n20*i'l
STATE of south cakoijna* -
BARNWELL COUNTY.
in thb Omar on ru, mix
By L*»wu afreet D-ewtv,
ATTOItN RYE-AT-LAW,
J. 0. PATTERSOM
ATTORNEY '
AND
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
SARK WELL C. H.. 8. C.
Wn. praottne In all the Comts of the fftefe •
ptre prompt and f -Rnfal attention to all b«eUH
entrusted to aw ore.
Hm A. KLiLIS,
ATTORNEY-AT- LA^
« Barnwell C. fik CL
Special attention to Con re j and n* and Ooffi
Mona.
H. FULLERTON BUIST,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Dl.ckTlIIe, V. O. .
Will prachc# ta all the Coorts of ixe'«r*le. Wp
Stal attention given to CslleeUng and Conr*
•Deinc-
• JAMES L DAVIS,
Attorney it Counsellor-at-La 1
Barnwell C. B- 8. C.
Omv-T»iv-tEf ank Oo’l-«lo*s epactaltiee.
W. A. HOLMAN
ATTORNEY .
AND
COUXSELLOR-AT-lAW;
Bsirwwell C. II., B. C.
Win iwari coin an tke Oareaf We Was* as
giro prompt *»l laaMal i
eatnwfwi V kw nu
taroekw. No. x.
PlUtHICn In nafl.Vrll Count V.
Where** M. M. Holly appltee tor Lefiera
•f A<isuniMr*ti»» on ike aafai* *1 Nf . >u-
sani.au M«by, deer seed.
Th*ee are iherefure. la sit# aad admwatek
all and wagnUr, ike k-wdred aad er*-lil*ee
of ik* said deae-md. is hr aa-l appear ketoie
me ai a t'oari of Piakaie tor I k* -a.d combiy
la kakaldea et Bars well U. II. e* Mawday.
• IWllal day af Fekrwary, |ak7. al II e etock
ami* skvw eaurr. Il any. wky ikeewid ad-
miaiuraltoa oka a Id sot hr graMled.
Glees waSer my k .ad aad ika real of ike
Cowrt ikie tok day af FrWwoty. AS I* 1*»7,
•sd ia tk* llllk year af AaMrtraa ladrpaw-
daaee. LUNUSTKF.KT GeNTT.
Judge af ISabue.
M»|IVym
* TIIK CfcLKHRATKD
HEW HOME
>KWING MSCHINh
J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON
BLiCKTlIXE, 0. C.
KBUCLAB AlTuIXTBKNrn M m
FOKLCi.OdUKN SALk-
w. n
LaaUy
Maiihihg, Mr. L'k vilais.'* S
tu* 1 ins .wry, pwat^MSNl
A Hwbjrrt wf I* Ins d’oitwm.
CAPT. 4 A. PKTIWtlX TMlXK.-t THtT rrrPwN
I« IHK CHOP r<>K »«CTU».US VAKltULS.
In reply fo your not** r*-q , i**Mtinir me
to MMy 8 trtoih!i-g ou Ihc siiLjcct of o«>t-
ton cnltuie, 1 iuuet *«y It Is n Imr-I
siibjejl to Ntlviso orr, as We ufs nil cooi-
pelle-l to plaut it. an I ptobultly will 4»e
for m li»ntr 11in**. fh-Tu to ijoUiltiK bvl
tt-r In elitiit to take Its plucc. There lx
DO [-ro'luct c-f the world more abused,
and there is no’btri.f grown in the
world that people ate more Attached
to than the Southern farmer i* to eel*
ton. We will mlitre U If we can only
get ten contA a day for our labor, amt
it ereat many hi e doing well to go that.
It ia far belter than doing uothirur or
aulTi-rlog. The labor that produces
Cotton could not live without it. We
can make it at live cents per pound,
aud will plant a crop with that under-
standing, if we could not do better.
Alm-oit any character of land in the
cotton climate* that are naturally
drained will make cotton at a paying
ptlcc, if properly fertilized and proper
ly cultivated. No urtiticiul drainage
will suit abort ataple cotton. That is
the great trouble with many of our
rarmefi-; they are planting lands that
are not cotton lauds, also''throwing
away the profits of , the business for
worthless fertllizeis.
It Is useless to fertilize undrained
lands for cotton, It will grow on al
most any character of lands by high
fertilizer? until fruiting time, then the
failure and disappointment comes,
l he Ititenaive system will not do for
OOHOU. Naturally ift^iped lauds, with
moderate fertilizing, require proper
distance, (say three-ami a half f-et,)
for rows and properciiltlvation, twen
ty Inch sweep, and never he changed
for h larger one at any time. Plant on
low beds as early as possible is the
sure wav to make a puyiug crop.
Dot ton seldom make* a large crop
two yeat s iu § access Job. No matter
how good the season or now highly It
may be fertilized, rhn Dixon plan of
cultivating cotton bas proven a failure.
Furman's foimula Is a failure for want,
of material t-> make It. Almost every
mao that make* a big crop on a few
acres m-ove* « failure. .They prove
failure* os soon a* they tty It on a
Urge scale. They write l-mg artk-le*
and induce others to adopt their ex
pensive piau*. which cause* many a
poor farmer t*-become bankrupt.
Cotton at 9 cants per pound fa the
highest priced product of the world.
W* look for too tnoch from It. We
expect to work half ot our time, live
well, •docsks out children, wear tine
clothe*, drive Boa horse*, have fltft
bucplea, trawl oa railroads, go to
watering ptocaa, go flebfaf. Mvd
fag. and Brisk acm
MB*. Bncaa, and high fat mil aad
a If all of this is ar* doaa
Daniel
n-urt ut
MuMelay.
Hoilcltor K. O. Boobsro, of ibe Fifth
Circuit, died »»ii Tucs-Uy at Ibe bi-nie
■ t na father,(toa. AL L. R niiaOt. Hr,
In C> luint-ia, afirt » lU-getliig illoe**.
J. P. Hsrkneee, of Due W-mt, hoa
been elgne-i a* a piu-l-er, l-y a William*-
to-rt, Pa., d-ib. He to H-e first
Carollniitn to bec-i-ine a pr-T ssiui.al
base ImII player.
A good example f--r farmer* to*h-'Wii
l-y an Abt>evii|r man. w|io sitfg Hu^hw
Has been mnriled lurty elgnt ye*,l*
and fijs wife bu- never eMityi a prmnd
of hoc--ii n->r « morsel « ( bn-ad Hist
wn* n--t tatoe-i mi ll••nl•, ti'iie»s n was
when she Was a May on a \tolt.
A man living in U mtoon county. (I t.
went, b--TJje --lie i.igltl ah nlten o’clock,
while ab--lit tliree elie^t* in the WW)ii,
and feasted upon a buzz-tr-l, wi-k-it Ms
good wi!e had cooked foi Hie I'-lt Hint
was in the fowl. It to said the man
ale all ibis Mr-1, thinking It was a
chicken, and when he w ts told of what
he feasted tip'-n. ha thou and
Eefc'-e-lj. Mertgsf**. «|six*
Muse. >r , JUurig.gor
B1 YIRin. -»f * poser swsteisM is s
erriais Uaealer kargso- as* •*!•, SMS-■bste
•shed s s--r-x-.fr **>lr sag -i«e» *a ibs
rkd -tay Ml 1-rvewkrr. IW.'. k> LseSy Mmu,
m , lo W. It. bMMSrUy .mi tecerUe-l is Iks
'•Or. at ike Keg-alr* *1 Msaar t'oserysaer*
tor l.srasell i mis y ia Vsi. 4 T. l-sgea 7*.
bl.o* ika XsU --ay *f Jsseary, IBM I will
wt. al a* I Coen li>.M>* us RseUsjrAtke
• ifcSsjf of Alarck seai. tl keisf ra.raU.jr is
su* woa Ik. wiltilk Ik# left I kokts Ml - si*,
tor esak. ike to toMisx Jewrikwi real **isl*
*<ibSi .. lyn-x l-riaf is Iks svasiyr afar*-
-aIS, MSI* *1 toatik I atatl**.
A-1 Ik*i e«nsia trail or pisslaiis* «f Isa4
(ksowa *» ik*i arruil irse-i oonlAisiax as*
kusami asu sevrs-y oaves acrasssS faousU
«'l lollawe. lo wil. Oa ik* s-nk by Ias4*
sf Allrs Woulej. ss ikeessi ky .*B«i* of ike
(Mole of *. T. Blasies. on ike eowlk kv
Jawrs Grsbi-s anil Mc< reary Usd. sail os
d-* west by Uu-I* sf Ik* e»«sie ol g, T.
1‘urckaser to pay f-»r papers.
• W. U. kE.N.NEIlV, Merlenere.
feblT id -
DR. i. ALLEN PATTERSON
DENTIST.
|
■ AVrantyCXTlDIN AbUtNOAf K.M* f*
passS ib*b naww wse* la s*s S «t-M I al Bw*
8- a aoUm*. Aa»s tale, a c.
.SHINES >UR ALL.
—AND la_
TUB SK9T AN* M»srr rort'LAR M WIN.!
MACIIINK ON TDK MABKEf,
Note mau* -»f it* isost •xcellen’ p-inis
ia toe above eat.
It is tor *sle sJ price* to suit th* 'imc*.
- K. W. VOiiKL,
Rsrnwell. C. 11, R. D.
Dr. J. R. Smith,
OycrwHrc and Hoc haul cal
DENTIST,
BAMBERG AMD WIL LI8T0X.
Foreclosure Sale-
W. V*x«L Morijepse. afrainsi Mrx.^. C.
<.'M**llyv Aiur-xag.ir,
BY VIRTU E of s p- “er e’-nuine-] in s
• senaia «ieeti --f h^rjnin and Ml*, c-nniiitiuiy
i eKiloU a w-rifa”c. uuiiIm end given on me
’ 4*1* dsy of January, 18>>6. hy *Mrt. J. C.
them - Lon nelly is E. W. V-^el and recorded in ihe
swore off" And went to preaching. ufave ot the Bepeter ut Alesue CosveyxiiceK
| fur Barnwell CNiiniy in Vol 6 0, p^fej 412.
ot the Abbeville ,413, on ibo 2idi day of January, 18S6,1 will
lint Birnwell Court Hour* on Monday,
Cash is Cheap
-BUT—
CREDIT IS COSTFiY.
General □emphiil
Mc-li-iiu t-us Lccii tackled by a female
book agent, and tbus relate* bto expe
rience : “Aa a great moral agent a
woman la a yard wide and all wool, but
a* a book agent she cuts a awath a
mile wide and never miaae* a victim.
We would much rather huve a friend
pour a pitch--r of common nmlaaeea
down onr back than to beicteiviewH-l
by a lady book agent, whoae mouth re-
aemblea a crack in a lemon, and who
I'foku like an exclamation point iu a
whirlwind.”
hurt-
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Statr or Sonrii Cakouna, |
Bahmvkll Coumv.
Annie E. Wynthersbee as Administratrix dt
boni* non of J-hn Al. Banders, deceased,
against J. II. Barker.
BY "VIRTUEof nn execution to the Sheriff
ofttoniw-cll County ns directed in the above
stated case 1 have levied upon and will sell
to the holiest bidder for caidi ou Monday, the
7th -lay of March, 1887, it being rrgula-
sslesday of si-id month, between the legal
Iteiir- of e »!e, the following real estate, to wit.
All that tract of land in said county con
taining one hundred nnd fifty acres, moreer
less, nnd bounded on the nottb by lands ot
the esiate of Connelly, east by Ueds of llaxel
nnd Bennett, south by fends of William V.
Uaxel and wen by Barnwell road.
Levied upon as lue property of J. H. Bar
ker to satisfy said execution
Purchaser to i-ay for paperr.
W. B.-PEEPLES. 8. B.C.
Sheriff ^Office, February lltfi, 1887.
febl7-td
reti
the 7ih day of March next, it being salesday
in said mouth, within the Irgal h-juni of sale,
for cash, the lollowing described real estate,
sltuele, lying and being in the-county afore-
said, Stale of South Carolina.
All that tmot of land siiuate in Ihe County
of Barnwell containing seventy (70) acres,
| more or Iras, being the Hou.e tract, bounded
on the east by lands «f F. K. Cave, on the
soul h by lands of E.E Harden, ou ihc north
and west by lands of the said J. C. Connelly.
Puichaser tu pay tor papers.
E W. VuCJEL, Mortgagee.
ROBERT ALDRICH. ’
Attorney for Mortgagee.
" . . febl7td
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate of Mr?.
UruciDa Eaves late of Barnwell County, de
ceased, nre hereby uotifie<l to tpalte immedi
ate payment and all persons holding claims
against the said estate'are requested to pre
sent (hem, duly stlested. to the undersigned.
W. C. MATTHEWS, Executor.
—TIIKUKFORK—
will j. j BOYD. Rlko, s c..
fehJ0.4w
J
FROKT OF THB COURT H0USE ;
- HekPnwell. S- O-*
I* now open £qfarth« reception of
tr*-'elect *rd perfii*n«ot boarders.
Every sttentloa will bs firac |o tb.
enenfort <*f la guests
Fare, Lb* beet tbe
J. P. Strobel,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
Agent for !Wn*e'l count J nnd xec-
tione ofadjaceut couutiez that trade ut
BUckville 'for the celebrated Geieer
Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills and
Moch-nists’ supplies.
Also, the Oeatennis! Cotton .Gin, ibe
best in use. •*
- —mayiT-if
Marshall Ho us a
„ 901 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA,- -GA.
LVotraityr Located, TsW* First Clara.
Transient Bates, $1.00 Per Dsy
Redaetira
IR& M. A.
Buj* and sell* strictly for cash, keeps
bo day book, credit? nobody nnd niukt-s
no bad debts but sella goods chraper.thun
ihe chea|)e8t. His stock of Fancy and
Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Huts nod miscellaneous merchan
dise m choice *nd complete.
Pbre Drugs. Patent Medicines of all
kinds, Paints, Oils, Brushes.
■Fancy stock of Cigars and Tobacco
aad the best brands ol wir.es and liquors
altrays on hnnd for medical, domestic
and convivial uses.
llcmember the CASH corner and get
, share of BOYD’S Bargains.
fob 10
Central Hotel,
Broad Street. Augusta, Ga. -
MRS. ¥/. M. THOMAS.
Centrally loeawd, convenient to hnsines*
I mn live at home, end mako morr mnn--y at
work tor tw, than anythinK' lae In the world'
Pa|«ital not iierdid ; jron »r«- -I-triad frrr.
Bolt- oezea ; all asm. Aar <uic can do tho
work. Lvnp- rarirtn-n- huim from Sint -tart. tWa
yon SMhlnK to wnd -» your athlnaa an-l Sod —it : if
yen ate wt* 1 j>— »ill do a* at uuee, 11. IIALLETT
A Co. Portland, Maiae.
-1* tksessaary.
Dr. W. S. Killingsworth,
SURGEON DENTIST,
WILLMTOIV, 8. C.
Offer* his rrotoaeioeaj eamooa to tke ottizese d
Barnwell and • -j -to ag oonn-tes.
All work foarsMss* at liberal prtea*
Oil Picmra Copied ail EH
W, i. RECKLING,
COLUMBIA, 8. 0.
Plrtnrea sent eaa be entaryad t* say Mia, awl
win na returned tor invpectiou. If asasUatsctecf
Ao charge. Oorre-p -ndeno* soil cited.
THE BLACKVILLE
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
C. T. JOHNSON, Snoosuor to Oreaff
B. Ktcb, Proprietor.
CT“Qood Plctnres guaranteed.
AUGUSTA HOTEL
, L. EL DOOLITTLE, Proprietor, 1
Angus!*, G*.
Headquarters (lor CommerclaT
leu. - ^ * * ' ■
The beat Two Dollar noava ia tha S3*n- Im4
elat mas by ika r—
WDSKdue era
ft AtU-nlion ?
I '1 TV-• are now
IA )> re pa ml tn
lal furoNh all
rlaaMMWltli etn|-l«j-m»nl at home, tha.whole of th.
time,nr tl-eir aparv- m-menu. Buaiuem new, lifht
and pnMloMe. P*r»-t>» uf either w* mily ears
front to srut. to th-f** ncr rvenlna, and a prop—tiuo-
aiasmby dev—ia*oil their time, to the b-nKowa.
huy.aiMt gUb cam a.at«< k n turn That all
•ev th!. may fMMi their addrv-u. and loot ike
we make tkia uShe. T* *nch
W* will aesd one Anllar Iu pa
w rtt I nf. rah p*nuilan«».i .
UlKtieE HTINSON A La. FurtlaaO, Maiar
—-n. iaai au was
M*. aad taM the buatamaL
i a. are a— well mi MM
aar fee ika t.-w-iM. af
ruka
Otat tkfe asl ara aw
TI10 Malair Sense,
OA.RN WKL-r, C. H„ H. C.
An old Virginia welcome to all guests.
Clesa rooms, eotnforiabfe beds, good fare
well prepend, pa-ictaal attend.ace and
modcrata prices. — ’
Tie Last Sadfiites
Uj4*i
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