The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 17, 1888, Image 2
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l!mi« of U»«
Ujr krl.l hate il.*-
noaifaation of a
‘ Congrr#* t'ln'.l he made
Kd^'di Ul favored a
but Aiken, I•arnw>U,
»J aUbaicil to the
•Wt • feftov Mac. •
ptieaN M lMnfera«i M m
•»• I bee* ami bMtlaf • bwmi
bu*n at fiM|Urnt InterraU.
If that relief orawte a|»pfaxHv»abe !■
not glrou we that I be prepared to nv*
(totl*>« with nedloai eollejre* In need of
radavera or ci'piitiunltlra ibat want a.a* (
terlal with whiehte atart fraveyartl*. I
It la written.
ef jewbobty 7m pawplw. The dar
I a# plHMkll) ami >i It a are glad
MMMU atflV ifWlll
Awglrt'a •• hool
Mr. ft. A.J
» eft drill
n ■
I he glad to report notices and
’ eluba wh?u they reach n* In
Mwl eonnnunlcailoua giving
l«f delegates to the recent con*
were received after its work
tr, end their puhllcation now
I not be interesting. Letters that
f h» early are most likely to get hi
It la funny to hear the bachelor rdl-
'^h* Rarxwrll reoriR tailing
crowding the children out of our
—Sumter Watchman and South*
1 The People l« not nnr. Illlt)g to mln-
to the awmaetnent of the children
of thie feneration, bnt It Is sorry that
they are monopolizing all tin* ftm and
leaving none to their children and < hll-
ehUdren.
Pmm la IW Pmrlj.
becawcwa of Dea^cratlc Conyress-
tw Waahington on the night of the
ait wraa well attended, 111 uituihers
f peae—L Measr>. Nandall, Tfil-
i and ethers, a bo do md agm* a Itb
t as to details, mere present.
It wee pfwphrsWd that they
MtAy
MfBa PUt
m • 111 be srb d
Mill* sad •wsKl
I leg Uke aesfewi ef
all rWaeed W-
fre uroEau M-tynt.
The untcrrlrtcd Ihunocracy of lh«
great State of Georgia metdit State Con
vention last w eek and had a high old
time. They believed that they had the
world In a sting, and that they conld
eTwt the Pfeeident without help or hltt-
drnneefromauy other partof the Union, j
and upon a platform of their own mak
ing, The Augusta Chronicle, Joe
Brow n, the Atlanta Constitution r.nd !
every body except Colquitt and every ;
thing except the Mills Bill Wore sat
down upon with vim and vengeance.
The spirit survives in Georgia that anl*
! mated the seven years old school boy of
: Judge Longstreet’s time when he said
after the school teacher had been turned ;
nut, “By Jingo, Pete Jones, BUI Smith
and me can hold any Slnjin that ever
trod Georgy grit.”
Apd ih * good humor and seu%e w ith
* hfth the Chronicle and Constitution
' accept th" slt'iatlon and »lt satisfied un
til (he snow hank above tliem melts
away, It well Wuxtrated in this little
»tvm < f (lie night after U>«* fight *
* Vvan P. Unwell and llbn pat
Wa'ab w ere the centre nf a groop In Pie
Kimball llonac ar*-ade whenf'a|rt. Ilnw-
rli sold : *| can lllustrata my gnwIHwi I
with a Utile su>rv. An old felb>wr
nsored Th< liipsnr. bad fiern on a little
•prer «|Ui a ror|Milem frVnd. I^t* si
ntgbt tbr) •lsrt».| to rW/VT r»-b tMber
bsMee snd u« I be • sr I be fsl fellow fell
•ms ble b^k ms 4iL-b Tbunifiwor str*.ig>
fted In rain t< poll bint owl At I Set.
gr*1nj nn. b» esi I. well. J »*n‘i »«w
•stt. bni I tie-e nbo*. I .an 4*, I cwnEfte
lo lb* dMeb • Mb jew nntit ^nry.mg
I ewsalRa''. f*wll sWE tbmnrgb f a* bsM
w
daysutfraln. Mr. J. P
jap b-ani.fully baifpAf
Hh.M».arboul was ala.1 tcry
ed In s'ltf^pg. Several oM.didatta made
their apinnRtiHWStnd wo w k-h tbnu all
well for they artgcnUcmeu from among
nw and tp oan'l dttotherwise. Weitltc
corrrsuondont) will In* glsd to set* llie
day w ben Mr. K. II. Walker shall oftWr
for the Hoitae. A man well fitted lb HU
the place and especially souml on ft*
nnnoEk ' A Fmaxo.
Appleton, S. May 12%, 18S8.
■IoIIImk W|»iIo||w,
Barnw ell, ?». C., May T-’th, 1^8.
Another passovtr In Ked Oak Town
ship; - .
The fr. o colored school closed at the
Springs oil the 12th hist., with r.:i ex
hibition and examination. The heavy
rain that fell about half past clsven
o’clock was fearful, which was accom
panied with, some hall but not of a d an -
gcrous nature The occasion comtnem-
crl bv singing hymn “Nearer my God
to ’J'hee” anil was followed by a short
but fervent nradcr by II. U. Owens, in
yoking Gw future success of the Saint
John s School. The first speaker, Mas
ter Jackson Wallace, made a very nice
speech without an exception and I
would note the same but f<?r want of
spaiic, but the master s|»eeeb we think
was made by Master iSessisoj l>oVoe,
•'•hject “The Burial of Uose*.” The
next most Interesting sc:*ne wa* a dia
logue between Miss Ida Bons .Iand Miss
l.anra Hay, a'ter which Miss Ida was
crowned ipiven of May with Miss IVg-
gU* William* and Miss Mary Knelling,
whoeia-orted her to llie throne, and she
was crowned by Mi«e Gob-tit IsvVow.
Mr C P. I>yi l»e* furnish**! mude *»d
he gave ns tne best that )>U hand roitld
sfford .Not less then t*»» persona wrrr
pr^seni am! s*emrd lo haveenlnyi d the
whole srewe the U'*t of a* rililwg they
ever saw .
Tbeeihtb
Wwv
AlVa ww* a wHuts tw A*' OanJ*
rape sitei. aw4 ba ha saaa ham In IMf, 1
b» waa. »f ewwras. a very \ santp »<4dter
wbww ha “weal aWbj to 'aa wart,** and
aa oH aaetp of hi* gave Mm a redn |
which he rairted far raar* aa R portet
plats*. The unde said t
“John, I licUere thlseolaearritsgiwd
lurk wlch It. Keep it about you all the
lime, and It may even t»e G«s nuxtis
*o«ni< dev of sr.vlog your life.”
Allep pnt the irdn away carefi.liv In
. a.i Inxtde po ket, and ttok'hi* have mu d
tha pravert of Ms w twplug r -latlves.
i W bun he relumed, his people gslhertd
i IV greet tba hero, and auioh^ ih in whs
] I be i ld uncle.
j ‘‘Uncle,” said John, “you remember
j the win you gave tuel 'Veil, that coin
saved WJ life at Perry vlHc ” .
“IHd Jt, Jobu? did It, indeed,” ex
claimed tbe old man. *‘1 thunk heaven
for prompting uic to give it to you. Tall j
us all about If, John/’ .
“Well, uncle,” faid Jchn Allen, “at. t
Perry villc that p. eket piece wa* tbeonly |
mon. y 1 had left, and—and -1 h/iightr^- i
I bought a drink with it.”
I >aw get *b*»
• H lh y wm VHMdil
Ml ill •»
Is f*
I
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• b>
Bishop Hood, of North Cafol’na, or.e
of the leading men in the Afvhwn MetlT-
mllst Episcopal Church, iayaid by the
New Voik World tohave ex|>oiiHued in
tbe Coufervbce in inat c ty “.i grand
schentc of restoring prosjicrtty to the
Sto th andmludhg the s irpluiu^yilK'
treasury.” He projK-Mrs u> Ita^Rlie
Southern s’aveh dders rvimburi^g for
their slave-, . n tl;** ba»N ef t ’.fO per
slave. As there were 4,iS)0 COOria^T* in
the South, this would b t ho-!* ac< ndd-
t rable sinn <.1 mon y. ’i! ' IMahop"-
Id*^ is'liat tlr.- negn^sof Ui*; South will
get stinr vftt and would share in the j
general prosperity. We commend this
abb*eokiredbrottor’s view s to thotyrtb- I
rum lug KepuMtcaii Cob veiitluu.
Tbe corpvr&lor* of the SoulU Bound
Route met la AuguHa la*t work. Alter
.10 day* advertWwtent they will luerl
In Ka\ awowh, organise and gei to work.
It Is underautotf ibat threw rwntes will
be *urr<-v•W and ibst rhe owe sulMrr'-
tobtf «w
wWb Ml ajn af
ismiy dtsgwiowg M* Must-
mswb ; wwd w bar w rewtrS br Aja^a
mil*, ibat ha«« toes wTR • olbd *■ imMt*
baled «ogar-fdmn*'*— the wolj tear be
ing that ywiirata may be tMBptA<l latw
taking too aiany c\ p «|cse. Bat tb#
lUrtt tiows are ] tain and thtaBd Us
•Ulctly followc 1.
J. T. Teller, M. f>., U CbiMewawgo,
K. V., rxpresafa exactly what hundrcita
Imre written at greater length. Mo
■ays: “ Ayer.’* Cathartlo Pills nro big nr
appreeialml. Tlioy aD perfe- t la'form
and coating, and their effects are all
that the most careful physician could
desire.'. They have supplantod ail the
PiUs formerly p»p«lnr here,bud I. think
it must bo Kmg before nnj^ otlunr van
bo made that twill .at all cvmi-aro with
(hem. Tboso who buy your illU geV
full valtie for their money/'
• “Safe, pleasant, or.el eertain fn
their action,” is the concise tesiiiuony
i*f I)r s George E. M’ulkcr, of Martins-,
vil'.e*, Virginia. ^ *
" Ayer’s ITUs outsell all similar prejv-
arationa. The peblh*. having ones used
them, will bavo uo others.” —Berry,
Vunable Si Collier, Atiautu, (!a. •
, ww TbwrwBag, Mwr tub, A *
of Mttwf uwt 1
n»a. for ito nwrwoss of Mting wM 1
•b* wowtrwra for wwtMMg and rwpwlrtag
j eawoqwavot sold rwislbg to lb* Uiwss*
- bidder 'Tb* speeiliealloM and dlagnMu ■
of wn«k to b* -Ion* will toex|iiblt*d on
•aid day Etlhi* esiMewsy—all rights are
rewrrwl to reject any and all Mda.
By ord-^of the B>'ard.
J. AI.I.K.N 10BIN'.
Clerk.
laaylAd
HYGEIAS
Til» J. EIMOXB,
4|| . Caalitor,
OSBORNE’S
M!::: Ayer’s Pills,
* rMw for i, it , • , t /r m ,
Prepsrcil byDr.J.C. Ayer&fo.,I.ow*lt,Uii
bold by all Dealers lu Slttllelne.
A Wonderful Discovery'
TOBACCO
"“"An Aid to tlealth!
A new Tobacco manufactured by
Tito* C, WiHiams & U<»., Riebuiond
Virginia, under a formula projcired by
Prof J W. Maliet, of the Uni verity of
Virginia! Anti-malarial, anti-dyspep-
ctr*/ft good nervine, and aa execucfit
chew. ^
Try It! .No Humbug!
For sals by all d<?a:eW. Call for Pam
phlet.
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— Ja% wa# •* *r
frwdi a Ta* bo* 1
bvl bot owe of then
I Faotlly
Bible or
iiiusa—
loan bis
varied afitUGons thU crowning
arihalation was spared him. But In
Umoo hitter days they have eotnc, the
worst exoreccnce of atodorn civilization,
id are doqporallxlng society ami aMIrt-
1 their own aweet will
■f?To say that in-
of the Inst six months they have
, la this County alone, the loss of
1 to make a hundred bales of
stotton and provoked a volume of pro
fanity that will overbalance the results
of many revivals. There is a time and
•pointat which patience ceases to be a
virtue, and we have got there. If the
election ware to-morrow for
l of a Legislature to meet next
j, we are ina frame of mind that
I fire heart-whole support to any
iBrho would introduce a bill,
itton or constitutional amend-
enoes that are
C«nr life a burden.
1 relief eannot come to
1y, and between our mind’s eye
picnicaad wUan—lea wa-
J** V’to a«a——(••a* a
»tgbV M*i • re*•tod
sa—to* BtWd 1— fawm I* * r to* tag
TbsdroMa, “ Aasawg th* B**atr*v’' *•*
mwtorvd la lb* aMst faithfwl and •H f -
tod otsaaov bv l— Kike *■**»*•• r t*v»»p*
.wmimsf 4 of I hr ladles and g*«tlr«tra
of the vIIlows. Tb* (bankers wet*
«•!) sustainsd UmmglHMit. " b*rs all
did unu»u*n> well It wonH b» latldl-
ow» m make comparison*, bnt If »r
might h* alb>w*d «r wonld )u«t nht*-
( •ertbat “ll*ud” was psrfoctly InlmlU-
>l«, and repeatedly “brotiglil donn U»*
house” In slmuis of laughter Tbr
« bdte pr^iainose was sxeoKllngly v, ell
dpnc a<idT>udly applauded.
Tiie niusiu by tli« Kllto Kthlopian
Baud was in |»erfcCt accord with (be
acting. We have beard it rumored that
the troupe under its enterprising man- j
ager hav* agreed lo give porforoiamos
s v*« —
Tbg Ousrsms
Heard argument
• as***r b
JmsAH
* tototo ti HI* )i
CtoM M iftotoM.
*«rt of Gooegka ba«
a Us* smsttoi
ngbl bsfor* that
b«dr. It ks snlM tb* 'tto gum” com,
and 1 ante up frum 1*1* gkorlost*nld enu«-
ly of On Innett John M MeMlHsn I*
the p'alntkB and J G. .1 mbnoe tbe dr-
f*a<lont. Tbe form** .sore out a po*-
swsaory aarrsnt for the b-e gum before
a Justko of lbs Peace, and alleged In
his affidavit that the boegttni was wuirh
$2 The M»tury of the bee gnm sboa s
that a •borttiiue brfuretuit h as hrioiglit
it *as odd at an adrtltnUtrotor's sale
for 15 renU. The <o*c was deebbd
against the £daiutifr lu the Justiue’s
Court, and be appealed it to the auperl-
•4 WmS
at Barnttfll and Blackvllle In the near ' or Court The Superior Court Kiisiaiu-
future If this be true, we confidently
predict for d>« audience “much laugh
ter” and a most enjoyable entertain
ment. £ ' Stranokk.
A Word From I'nrlo Tlllwsuw.
'Yearc at present in Fernand ina, the
island e<ty of Fla., engaged in a revlvai
which shows moat excellent results. A
large number of iron versions have fol
lowed our labors here.
In the nhighbortiig city of Jackson
ville sothe weeks ago we found a mission
church ripe for the harvest aud we left
about fifty converts to be added thereto.
We have boon engaged In the Evan
gelistic work for the past twelve years
and it Is a source of great thankfulness
that God has permit
means
•on for each day
error of their way to the glorious light
of IIU iruth and grace. Most of our time
ha* been spent in North and South Car-
ellna, Georgia. Alabama and Florida.
We Wave visited bnt three points la this
Is a source ol great manKruiness a mystery, ine survive
Jod has permitted ua to bw the- -unions, have recently n
1 ef turning an overage of one per- 01 statements, and th* n
r each day <tf that time from the story has been told by a
* “* TfCT!!."* "T7 ?“ BEjSSSkuE
MV ef tht book agent in truth • BAndma. g r Min t'barll
play • • as he bos been k
I—* EBd bis vobce In
gstbor wHb Ms
■— mr u
Itp—an |
If II
pol
City and Far-
My sna Cbarli* is with ms
past two ywars, the
aad orahw, to- b* tmaggM
sal «t*ru bos I la wblcb was
frwolly lo
f iVlTft
ttoh.toS
• » !
|ed the Justice of the Peace, and the eaxl
was them carried m the Stiprerne Court,
j Up todatelhelawyer’sfecs and costa in
' tlw> “bee gum e*fc” will foot up about
&M0. It Is not the valuq of the bee
gum that has led to this fisreeandiong^
Icontinued litigation, but the principle
of the thing. The opinion of the Su
premo Court on this weighty matter
will be awaited with keen interest. Mr.
Ambrose lias gained his case twice.—
Savannah News. __
...
The awful explosion on the steamer
Sultana, near Meniphis r twenty-three
Jearsago in which nearly 2,COO Union
soldiers lost their lives, has always been
a mystery. The survivors at their re.
made u number
most sensational
resident of St.
'VIHUioC. Streeter, lie asserts
Confederate blockade run-
oil carrier, named Robert
n during the war
eaiiecd ths disaster,
that Lowdeu told him.
of tba war, that while
lay at the Memphis wharf,
oardalarga lump of coal, 1
wa* eonoealod.a-kwpedn. This
of Um bool
‘tty (e* ike aw > >
—— Imwd—. m
sna** bo w«* maiw* ••to* 1— 99** ■
r **
la uwr •T.teai or taanag< eo-nt hs««
niwlt atrd arvotal rlea.roU of Losani,
Sh4 f* fumrd t;ito 11 y rMt-Mia of raMt|NtotH!
<•« the i>ari of our f 4wy -hoider*. I am
|*TMMded ibat «it*n tlwy bast been
sublet-ted to a prs.lical test, llie rrsjlt
will be to r*tabi:*li ••n a still firmer basis
onr rtatais v* ^luhiie confideueo aud
(•atroiuge.
Alex II. II. Krr'tar,
■» Prrwtdont.
Active ami reliable agents wanted in
every town and county In South Caro
lina to <an vast for the Valley Mutual.
To the 1 ight parties liberal contract*4S ill
be offered. Address, with rcfwrwuces,
Lee Uauood, Manager,
Columbia, S. C.
m^yl?-4t ^ . 4
N.t icc to&blrs ar.d Creditors,
NOTICR
BvaawELL H. H. C Kay Hit. Iswk |
\aa Bailkrbatebh Bridge andt'ause-
w .v
The )>artke«to wh< ni this work wa*
! let out having failed to give Loud as re-
•ptir.d, Hotter la hereby given that
1 sealed proptMuii* fur building and con-
' Mrurttiig llie bridge* and causeway
• ever Gt** Gr. at Saltk-hafehle River on
' the line of tier New Road between the
U.iford-* Brblge Road and the Limber
Bridge r«*ml w ill be received bv the
I County CommUtdotier*' up to the 21
JuiK’fldbB' I’laiiandapc^lflcatlous of the
j work will beexhibitv’d by the clerk of
; the Boanl to any one applying The
: bids will be for the entire work, each
ft
H R. Nlr*'o!-.n, Prluclpal.
Ml** $1. M. O'Rtrrn*, Teacbwrof Mo
de aud Florution.
Mbs Kat** “Hnl**, Assistant and
Teacher of Callsthenica.
ja alf-tf
c*
.ttiiiiiN UiiUiiLir
M*rvb 13‘b. IBM, uawsW
(tot
, pjrojxksal tnust states tlte names of at
A l| Persons mdeVtod^to the estate of lwlHt two good and sufficient sureties
~ ” - J —««• - » who will Join with the contractor in a
bond In double tbe amount of the bid,
conditioned for the faithful perfor
mance of the work according to the plan
and specifications. Proposals will be
filed with the clerk of the Board, and
'will be opened and considered on the
day above appointed, the Board re
serving tl||i legal right to reject any or
all of the proposals.
By Order of the Board,
J. ALLEN TOBIN,
it" Clerk.
maylO-td.
the late II. It. Anderson will please
make immediate payment, and all per
sons holding claims against the said es
tate arc requested to present the same
properly attested, either to the tpidor-
sigued at Dunbartou or to her attorney
Geo. IL Bates, Esq., Barnwell, C. il.
MRS. ELLA ANDERSON,
Administratrix.
May 3d, 1888. 4w
~ ROAD NOTICE.
Ornca CguNTYCojawissiosKaa.l
Barnw*:ll, 8th May, 1888.f
The Ccmmlisloner* will consider, on
Tuesday the 8th oay of June a peti
tion praying that a public roadl*cu|<.i-
9) from a point on the Ed 1 *to River
where a bridge known** ‘Tarrant’*
BrMg*" is now be IK to Gw Ckarimton
rood, a—ut nnr bund ret yards IVrst of
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Registration Notice-
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The Supervisor nf nagivtroGwn for
Karuwrll County will be at the Cl.eVs
ofiW-*, Wa*i Uvmim, |n Gre Court llousa,
on th* first Monday of rarh unmUt u;i-
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