The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 28, 1889, Image 2
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JOHN W, HOLMES,
totfoa and paoPrticroR.
LAHQSSr COUNT! CIRCULATION
TltCIHD.lY, M AUCII S<, 1M3.
' * Tft* W#jri «#m« WMi*4 W«rt4
Tho WoHd of WtH'
(iMt | ooniAln* mi o lltorUI umtor the
€<%ptloa, a Tir« Static Vtmus T. B.
MclMw,” la tbo o6ur*« of witkiA ll
•at* la oondonstioiv of )iU part In
th« tsrrlbln traced/ In wlrfcli &• WtA>
prlucipal *ctor,
“ll U trur Ui»t, bj tAo Uw, h« will
he held InniKAmt until he shall haw
U>.m* proven f ullly • * # U would
he as well, In iM&nlf of that jitstiw,
which la nj resjieoior of iiersou*, to
Inquire whether the aocuMmi has any
r1<hbi at all * * * justice re<(jiires
that the at^used tie oonsldwmdInnocent
until bj U proven guilty,'* aad the
Sunday Budget of tho following day
republishes the editorial referred to,
“rolling It as a sweet morsel under its
tongue," Throughout Its articles on
the subject The World, tluKigh not In
express terms, ehargoa the News and
Courier with unfairness In speaking of
McDow as a murderer.
Suppose we apply the- rule* of law
that the World mwr reepeets so much
h» the evidence In tho ca*e. If the f who arc anxious to corue
rule i* applied, then Met>ow ruay j the "South a^aln.
a pare society, ft Is la
-UmT
the spade as the artiUra of oar lima
that the people her* rises, aad their
great heart trill not be eon tent with the
husks of high sounding words with
Which The World seeks to feed them
iolo forgetfuluese of the siu that baa
been committed against them and all
that they bold most dear.
The negro vaoduaTrutn North Caro
lina to Arkauaas Is growing to the pro
portions of a race migration. Starting
In tlie sea ooaat ooantles it U sweeping
wvetwsrd. A call has been Issued for
a State Coarantlon to be held at Ra
leigh on the Wd April to organist a
State Association* tha proposed object
of w blrh Is the colpnisatlork of tho en
tire aigro |iopulaUou of the Plate In
A rkansas.
While the wisdom ef their going,
west at any time is very questionable
It is oort.iinly :vvery improptr season to
move away. They violate the binding
engagooKMiu they have made with
tbslr white employers who have been
very good friends when they were
most needed. Besides they will sacri
fice the little alls of their posseiulouM,
loao the work alrcaily d/>ne ihl* jfar
aad,.worst of all resell their .(hstlim-
tloiis at a time when ttiry will be at
the locrvy of tlujir is-w eniploysrs.
By way of oousolatlon it is said their
places will be well and quickly tilled
(by, white emigrants from the North
and capture
thelr lndlgtia-! log from hu^ gTattntllr^Ief.rilnrmaW
■BO heiftee, #a~Moadsy morniog to open • ou * r ? ttM4 ? lr *I‘ twbet to
odtrty vliii his gown under Ids arm, he
Was met in hie own avenue by tree
officers of the UnUod (Mates army, who *&d liUon’s Hue.
new Se gTrc (
to New York
wheo the Houth Bound is completed,
and. you would be eure to lose tout
inneh basket before you cross il'asea
politely Informed him that they were
sent by General Can by to depose him
from the bench unices he would obey
the aforementioned order,
memorable morning In Barnwell, aod
should, ever be remembered proudly by
all dtoatli Carolina. Jntfgc Aldrich
again stali? to*the Sheriff: “Mr. Sher
iff, coll In the juries, grand anit;pd^tt,
bat do not swear them," tad then, In
words of burning honor, duty and pat
riotism, amid the tcara of tho jurors
and the bystanders, eolhthuly laid, off
the ermine of South Carolina, saving
with proudly prophetic air: “I lay off
this ermiue untarnished, ~aud uturar-
nlfdwtf Willi cue day reannva ItJ’ And
so U waa. In 1877, Judge Aldrich,
alone of the old Judges, was re-elected
to the bench of South Carolina. And
vo It Is now. Untaruisliod to the nud
es has been proven by bis la-t two
weeks presence and presiding In Kiige-
fleld—is the ermine of Judge Aldrich.
Never was,his mind clearer, never were
his charges abler or more Impartial, his
mMngs fairer, his hibor* more effective,
bis manner* more ckaradlertand T»v the
high brooding of the old-tiuic Smith
Carolina > cavalier. Edgefield loves
him, and blits him adieu with deep re-
; —-
s UStU Si
f heard that yoa let
fitly be termed u murderor. The tbrst
Inquiry Is, what has been established
by the testimony bofore the Coro
ner’s jury f
And the answers are:
1st. Itie fact that Captain
was killed.
3d. That he wasAllled by Me Dour.
The rule of law is, that when the
•k.nUvg lie* bc*iv established, and the
|»or»on who did llm killing Is ascer
tained, aniTnothtiig u»ore r me li\v-|
THc comlr»g cartel baggers will be.
well to do working people who Intend
to bacomi! permanent residents of the
wmntry, and not like the first edition,
who were simply birds of„ pney_and
DffWSob Lpassage.
TltA first serni-annusi inerting of the
State nm«Uoal examiners will he held in
Columbia on the 2.:d of April. All
physicians uml surgeons r»f the State
who are not registered and desire to
obtain lirense p» practice must apj»ear
bef(*re the Hoard and undergo a eatli-
factorv eKamiriatiouv ~
1 UtfU Leaser
Daan£i>tToR:
I koyi write to you sometimes and 1
i nat was a a letter from a little lw*y some time
ago in your paper and so 1 thought I
would w-rlte you a lr»»er about myself.
\VelI f Major, I was very lorry for
Wesley the day «o many bad things
happened to Mm* for It is just the lm?k
of us boys to get into trouble soun* days.
Now one day not long ago 1 had a bad
time all day l can tell you, sir. 1 slept
until breakfast wss over and then t
thougbi worn. It be nice If 1 can stay
here till the children all go to school
ami so stay home all day. But just thou
pa caw# in and said, whv, liolmes,
what are you doing here7 tict up and
dress youraelf and go to your ma and
ask hrr for some byeakfast and then go
to school. 1 tel] you ( felt bad then,
but up I had to get and do fei ho sr.ld,
but when It was time to go he school 1
tried again to stay, but alas, in. came pa
and marched me right off u* school just
as though I am not only a little boy of
seven and his baby too, vet be uitda me
go alf the safhe.
But I can tell you I waa what boys
call mad, and so I went to Mdioel but
would not study or do anything that
my teacher told me to d> all day, then
she made me stand hr the XiJd«Uc of the
floor; that made me worse, so she scol
d'd mo. then I got as mad .ns a ‘-.March
hire’ and would not "geenor haw," at
last she kept me In at noon, then I be
gan to think, for 1 wanted tuy dinner
bad, but did not give In vet. Then 1
began to think hard and eould almost
* •
s-
presumes that it was .nnrder.
Mellow bad the opjKirtunlty to make
a statement but. under the advice of
counsel it is said, he declined to do so. 1
Is It then reasonable, is it fair, to - - A few weeks ago a number of paper*
criticise others .who apply the role of Ip thi* State began to make war on in
law to the t‘sllmoHy, auff'in the 'same vcKtinhnt* in HfcJiisuranca. Some went
article to apply, the internst nf 1 *0 far as lb a.iy that purclfases of poll-
Mcl>.»w, the so-called rule ".llist all dciWi:rP-Jio-b4*ttef-thnii tjie u^ual do-
m -n ars preaumod to bffTifnocent until ,.nations to the Louisiana l^dtery. One
their guilt has b w.u OMtablisti wl by the faet Is, however, more Influential than
verdict of a petit Jury 7 ’ lan abundance of such philosophy, hud
And again is this a iule of law or of w« commend to such brethren the In-
common sense7 The (Jraud Jury can- f f or,, *atlon that Mrs. l»aw sop remdved,
not find a true bill unless they'believe ' h*nr days after the death of her hus-
that the testimony on the part of the band, a check for twenty thousand dol
lars, in payment of a policy taken out
three wctt^s Iwfore, and on which onlv
A Baowx Srmr.—Col. Mike Brown
is, upon th* average, quite as de.- n and
fully as healtlrful as thy Barnwell Ar
tesian wall, but uttUka U ho is never
dry or a bore and U most generally
hard to tw* pumped But un Thursday
we chanced to corner him in hi* ofllcc
and a good humor ihs any man ought
to b** who has juat come home froiii tlio
busy bustle of the Noi th>-so vue tiled
our skill a-u cross examiner, taking
pattern after tho -Tactic* of Solicitor
Murphy, and gettings good deal of
marrow ami very little bone in tho way
of information <neitheriiH nor we being
in the K-nijhi somewhat as follows:
1 have lH*cn up North for
weeks hooking after_jny fl
railroad coane«.‘tlon between Cuhimlds | hi my old Idue back spelling book,
and Savannah, and picking up other! 1 wli.h.We*lev would write another
less *-i2vd hut still attractive opp«»rtunr-j ^ttfr t<l you. I think l shall see him
^tie_* tivat were wailing t<* ho gathered. ! "f these days, for we live right by
lien is a contract that I have entered ' U* 1 * brother and ho isour doctor souo*-
into wiilv the I’uited Cotton • s «-ed Oil : times wfion we are sick and 1 reckon
Cumpao.y of tytmsvlvanla Tor the con- ! ^ rslcy will come t« sue- him then I can
struefibn or IWuwell, of a eojttbn *>*‘ 0 hicii.
taste my hire hot dinner, for you know
w n run homo every day at naon for din
ner. just then I gave tii conrpleuly and j
she let me out, and I te^ you l ran like |
every thing to get honio before aU the ;
dinner w hs gone. But when l got hoiLc -
i felt mean when pa and ma said, w hy,
Hohoew, you mtm have bo«*n-s bad bov
tie«lay^-did not Mrs keep you in?
Just then 1 felt m bad I made Up mv
mind to do so no more and now 1 am
getting along very well. J_
lion’r you think so. Major, for I did
mu know my loiters wlieu I starn'sl and
1 have only been gopm one month and
T tuive gone'through my pictorial prfm-
>r n rnTTplvnf + er-oml now snr hatf through Apidoion’t
r.-t Invo, the First ICfajjer and spelling in ‘ baker* 4
Why You Feel
Ho sresk nn*l svksnsUd 1* Wsuss y**«f
bioAd U Impure. Ae wett sapeet the
sanitary ommIUmmi ol a tMj to be per
fect wltk AeflUd walrr and defective
sewerage, as to sapecS such a cumpB-
rated pi ere of mechnnleni as the botAen
'Imam to be lie good order with impure
blood circulating even to its mleutret y
vein*. IK* yon koeer that every drop'
of your two; or.three gaMona of Uood
peeaee titrough the haurt And hsAge M
About two And a half tainutes, aod that,
on Ka way, it. Aioke* bone end auecle,
brain and nerve, and all other solids
asm!' thkids of the body ? Tbe blood is
ttto great uwudehrt, or, as the Bible
terms H, •
“The Life of the Body.’*
i» it any wonder, then, that if the Uood
be not pure and perfect in its coueti-
Suenis, you suffer so uukoy indescribable
ay mpsowis ?
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla steads “head and
ehoiihler* ’* hJxwo «*Vcry oilier Alter
ative anil Bloast Medicine. A* proof,
teed these reliable toaiimoulcs •
f». It. Brack, of Lowril, Ma<*.. says:
“ For the post 25 years I ha\ e wid
Acer’s Ser>«aparilU. In my onlnicii,
the beet rernediul agemics for the cure
of ell the dk-M-eHes arising frotu impuri
ties of tb«- blood are coutiducd In this
tM«diciiie.“
Yfugroc I. Hill, M. T> , ^*1 SitcflrAvc.,
Now York, says : “ As a Ulo*Kl-t*uriHer
end general hnlldcr-up of the sy-«u-in, l
hare nwvvr fourwl AJiMhtni' to equal
Ay»*x’S HuriaparBiu. It gives iwrlcti
saStsfoe^wn" v
Ayer’s B^reajppHUa proves rqneUy
•fBcmlous In q|f~}orms of Srofuts,
j^oils, Cerhuncb^ F.i-zema, Humors,,
u.uiutiogo, (’wtarrb, A cl; und is, there-
fore, the very K-st
Spring and Family Medicine
in use. •• It beet* ail,’-’ sa>s Mr. Culler,
of Culler Brother*& (>., Boston, "irowr
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
dote son." rrt'parc-U by
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price fl; six t#ouU», f j. Wofib $6 a toule.
Notice U lisrcby rlvsn that the tta-
dersigt^d will Ah hU«o^ aoeount wlffi
Jss. 0. Faiurson, Esq .
bate, on Monday. Bie HtbrUy of 4p#il
nekt. at IPo’deck In the forenoon, ae
Guartlinu of the estate* of Anole Gue«A»
K. F. Gnea* sod Kama Jan* Guvs*.
ANi>REW GRA Y,
tntrch 8-td ’ ^ Guardian. .
IIAILTO THE
vau.kv view
JJAMBLETOKIAH 8TALL101
Red Chief,/
— Appllcaiion For Final Dl'chargf*.
NotlerU hereby given that tbe «■
dersigned wHHHe bh final account with
Ja*. O. Fattersou. Esu-, Judge of I’ro-
bate. on Motiday*, thefth day of A jwjl r
next, at lOo’etoek In Vh* luren«*ou t a* ; /by Thorndale, m a ord3,23W l and sire of,
Trustee o# Use eetate ef Sarah B. Jo»in* ; Kdwiu Thorn, reeerd *• !•>%>; DaiaV'
GOLDEN CHESTNU T STALLION,
by F. F Klnkead, Midway, Ke.» v
uioAy. Slrrd by Hero ef Thomd.ilc 440/
son, defeased, and a*h for letters Dis-
misaorv. J. W. KlTClIINO,
march 8-4d Trmneo.
Ai|litaliun for Klml Di-sclmise.
Notice U hereby given that the undor-
signed will file Imr final accoimt with
J^O. Fattereou, Esq., Judge of Probate,
on Monday.tbelSnd day of April. 1888,
and apply for ffhol disubaxgo as Execu
trix of tbe Estate of T. B. Andewon,
dx'eaaeil.
ELLA ANDERSON,
Administratrix ef tbe estate of 11. R-
Andonvm.
28th March. 1888. td
IocTfokcoitonZ
“Carolina Pride" LONG STAPLE.
We have sold our crop *t above prfc*
and have 1,000 busbel* Seed fur sale at
$1. Hi per bushel, cn>U. If you ran af
ford to raise it alt but price, »*cmi jour
.order* to-us for A/ed.
-CELT A BHO.
ttreenvillc. S. C.
feb 7-2m
Hrndne, sifter to Volunteer, sire ef fit.
Julieti record 141 First dam, 'La.
I vinla, bv Cracker, he by Boston, sire of
grand-dam of Maud 8., record 2,08J{ ;
secaud dam by Aineriean Kdlpse, win
ner of the great $20,000.00 match.
RED CHIEF ha* been the winner of
over $300.00 Cash Prises la South Car-
oUna and Georgia.
RED CHIEF will serrs mares at
Barnwell aud at other oonreniant locali
ties w here sufllcient patronage can be
secured.
For prices and pedigrees address,
JOHN K. ALLEN A CO. -
Barnwell C H. S. C.
Notice Melon Planters.
I am prepared to ooutrart as usual for
melon* along line S. C. K. It, for next
season-*-
n. LOUD. Jr., Agent.
WIUUtJm.KTTT -
Brown A McMahon, of Philadelphia,
jan 3-Jm
IIMK rADLE NO. 17 OF THE
Pars Uoyul nutf Auanuta It.
Sstiday Gth January, 1889.
Wra MsaipiAN Ti«k._
noiNcr XORTH.
—^ -Arrive.
. r.n.
Augusts IT 41
aorru.
Leave.
A.Jt.
11 43
, TM.
12 23
'/
Beech
Brow
f.m.
T. B. Ellis, Jr. -
CIVIL tXCtMCCR AX0 OtYSTCX.
A postal card addressed to me at Mar
tins, 8.
tlon.
C . w ill
receive prompt alien-
-*'• march 21-f*m
The rJuildren are making «u. h a nol*v
I d«mt know what 1 am doing but I will
wuliiN of (hf** days
little nain>‘sake
prrm vutlon makes out prim i fa'I* the
g illt of tbe accused, uud if the Ndicltor
presttim-d that the defendant was luno-
emt he oruinly would not put him on
trial. '•
The rule Is that t’po.v the trial there
shall be no presumptions against tbe
prisoner, that tbe State must prove Its
«esa by com)MUenl testimony. Bm
doa* the World practice what It
preaches? IilUs Monday edition of the 1
IWh 01 February-44-de*erjhee %Un kU-
llflg Of a cltUcu oF Tbarlo-Pm under
the tUrilllug head Hues: “A ItHspfc-
tsble German Merchant Murdered * *
The cowardly Assassins escape * #
Throats of Lyuchlug If tbe murderers
•an be caught,” and conclude* its ac
count by the suggestion*, ♦‘Charleston
hia neter know n a lynching, she may
know one now."
The killing of a merchant by two
negroes on tbe night of the Uih of
February I88p was pronounevd murder.
Tbe killing of the editor of thk opposl-
tlon newspaper on the afternoon of the
Uth of March IWO. by McDow, is
modified to a case in which “Justice
requires that theancusctl b«‘ coiHiUered
Innooent until ho is proven guilty.’'
Wkat a change has come over the
one premium had been paid.
'4L
SvTen chickens, fW* ones too, were
•toleu from Kx-President Cloreland’*
fowl house at Oak View, near Wash
ington. one bright moonlight night
last week. 'Fbeir larreny may be ac
counted for by the fact that a great
many and hard np office hunters are
gitUq^rod acunml tha puhHe erlb on •the-
banks of the Potomac.
It Is to be hoped that republicans, li^
the South at le.'i*t, will not Imitate the
manners of their masters and put thHr
oonstruotlon on the doctrine tW to the
victors belong the spoils If they shall
they may expect the chicken loving
Democracy to revive the »hot gun jHili-
ey against the fowl Invaders.
•
* K
. Tha Wlnnstmro News and Herald
suggests that Tub Pxoi le publish the
names of the subscribers who have not
paid tbeir due*
in reply we would remark dhat w e
are ubt fit the w holesale business just
now. It would tako some hundred* of
pound* of type more than we have to
took back seat* in the gallery. Wwruean
busiiie** and hUIIr* ready to supply
first class fertilizer* for use on the fall
crops. I dbnt know l*»\v nuicb. we will
manufacture but as our good* w ill he of
the highest quality and our price* as
cheap ms the. cheapest we expect to sup
ply all this section of the State «r know
the reason why.* 1 show the contract,
ss you editors say, simply aru guaran
tee of good faith and not for publica
tion. The public is not concerned about
its terms, It la only l»tere<ited in results.
Tbu-AoiuU B**Und-4»-*tMT.trTt)e built.
It has grown out of lit* nursery of un
certainty aud before another twelve
month* ha* rolled around it* coal tmrn-
da s«*, and yre cannot spare ituy funds
•ptrtvofUI8 gPHIIll^^WtB^ffTflk^lfigtfntlT^n^ugEnritgLu
• Ham of Its account* of the tragedy
that ha* robod the State in mourning
the World has eclipsed competition and
out-lleroded Ilarod And just us soon
a* that lode l* exhausted it adopt* the
splendid Christian nugiiamiiiity of the
New* and Courier, ao geuerou* and be-
ooralng In that Journal, and criea out
that “ThU 1* not tlte time, however,
uor the plaot to speak of l>r. McDow.
He baa placed himself before God and
hi* country for trial," and «o It
preaeUe* silence to all others, having
first given full exprv#«ton to it* own
opinions aud hallucinations.
D la not a pleasant pastime ,to write
as we have written, but the somersault*
of the World should not uud shall not
go unrebuked. Every newspaper,
whether It will to be or nq^ la more or
iaaa a mnulder of public opinion and
oontrolier of personal conduct When
our la governed by no fixed principles,
•• appears to be the oa*o with the
World, or guided by no distinct and
appreciative Intelligence, as appear* to
be the casa with the World, its In
fluence la minimized, hnt still there are
oil and fersillaer manufactory. The
capital i** $.V»,t»twi rwnl it t* guaranteed to
be In operation l>y the middle o f Jfrtvf * nt« to yen JiTfirff
next. . The ITilsi’d CottOa Seed Oil i •'><> «»u uiore from your
Company have a cash capital of$2,U00,-
tss». They have soTitr located only two
mills In trn* SouOv, our at Mcltua, Ala .
and the other here. Several i^.her pla
ces In this Slain wece anxious to secure
the mill, hut nrhon tlir advantag* 1 * of
at present.
Little Major Holmes Moody
fTnx Faaei.K is gird to hear from Its
little friends and has room in its col
umns and heart for them and their sor
row <*. ‘Our little name-sake must get a
Frank M. Mixson.
mYETOR AID ROTARY fOILlO.
BLACKVILLK, 8. G.
V T
I.and Surveying In all its branches.
Conveyancing a specialty.
Barnwell were made known tlu*v all 1 holiday for good conduct and come to . , ' ov
sec u*. Editor Feople.]
Big Fork, March 23d, l^VJ. -
tuuiaU'd to buy a box of fish hook* aud
a frying pan. W* hope to get them by.
the first of May and with their help arc
confident that wacan pull through un
til blackberry time If the wind oomes
from the South. From that date until
fru-Nt wo will be solid.
The .StLouU Coeton Bagging Trust,
which put up tbe price* of bagging so
last fall, ha* b*H> reorganized under its
original managers aud U getting ready
to rob the farmers again. It D now-
given out that price* will not go as
high as they were, but in advance to
ten cent* is expected soon.
Some of or all the South Carolina
eottrin mills ought to make the effort U>
down these oonm leucele** extortioners
by undertaking tin* manufacture of
baling out ef notion. They could
new story by Kdn* Lynll ( Miss Bnj lev
entitled “A Hardy Norseman," the
of»etdng chaftterK of wh'- h are most
picturesque and charming. : The new
no\el, entitled “The reproach of Anups-
Icy,” by Maxwell Gray, uiithor ol “The
Sllenn* of Dean Maitland," is cotitin-
UfnL There D also In course of publi
cation a very interesting novel from
the German of lleimhurg, entitled
“My. Heart’s DArling." Thera are
charming sketches and interesting mis
cellany. A sample copy will b<* sent to
any address on receipt «»f 'Tiu cent* by
the publisher, George Muuro, 17 to 27
\ andewat^r Street. New York. Bv
subscription, |>er year.
The New York Khali ion Bazar for i
April i* a most satisfastory fashion
magazine. Ksj»ecially to tbofe who
have children's wurdrol>e.s to superin
tend will it prove invaluable.. The
colored fashion supplement is not**-1
worthy for tasteful and elegant spring |
costumes. The engraving*, give, every i
fashionable style «>f house and id reel i
gown and spring ovorgannuit. Alto-!
geth«r there i« a perfection and com- j
pletene,** in this department w hich re- 1
commend t!»e Fashion Bazar to every
log engines will wak* you as they hur- j uV ^ t,ir ,,U rurv , ‘ on ”
ry through mini from tho orat^-u ' Wl tho commonuomynt of.
groves of Florida to tho New York
wharves qf the tran*-Atlantic *deainen»
How umew change! Fifty years ago
the citisonH of th«i centre of the county
wofild not allow the Bouth Carolina
Railroad to cot up their farms, scare
their stock ami disturb their morniug
slumber*. Now their children welcome
the comiug of the certain road that, will
op mi new markets for the sale of th<slr
product* ami frewh fields from which
to gather tho necessaries and luxuries
of civilized modem Mf*. The caplulists
with whom I talked were most favora
bly imprwsaed with the advantages of
this shortest line from North to South,
and’we re surprised that the ^‘missing
link” between Columbia and Savannah
had not been welded sooner They made
Any Inquiries aTto thc’ cliara' ter of
FIRE, FIRE.
No loss or damage if insured In thp
companies of Woodward’* agency. The
cheapest and strongest lo>»«e* proniptiy
adjust-d and paid. Dwelling* insured
at J-5 percent Store*, gin houses, dtc.,
at lowest rates.
A T. WOODWARD,
march 21-tfj Barnwell, s»,-C. .
DIM1.J. RAY,
DENTIST.
Wm, W. Moore & Co.
Have now on hand a complete assort
ment of COFFIN* and CASKETS of
all ►ires and qualities. Fripo*very raa-
sonable.
Persons needing them will fiml It to
their advantage to call on Win. W.
Miami at McNAB, WALKER A CO.’S
Barnwell C. H.^ S. 0. febW-tf
Road Notice,
(>mrajCorsxr C^Hawtwnosfrra.t "
Bahnwxi.l S. 1st March, JH89.f
'The Board will consider on Tuesday
7th May t»ext an application asking for
the discontinuance of tho public, road
leading from tho Nlmmoiu plaoa to C.
C. Rush’s place.
Any and all jwrsnna objecting to tbe
granting of said application will please
make known their objactioua on or b#»
fore that date
.By order of the Board.
M. J. Pate,
tJ ' Clerk.
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Tub*»ay, April 24Ui, l*68 s .
Trains 3 and 4 are Passenger Train*.
Tralna 1 and 2 ar* Freight and Passen
ger Trains.
U. A Jt N. It n. Train will wait
thirty (30) minutes4or connection from
S. C. and Barnwell Railway Trains un
less other* Is* sjteciallY instructed
Trains will wait Indefinitely on each
other at Blackvillo aad End of Track.
AU trains daily except Sunday.
Close Connections at Hlackvllle with
all trains on Barnwell Railroad aud
| South Carolina Railway.
J. (\ KEYS.
j*. Superintendent.
t - e.-=r-. t. ^rrr.«r ;
Barnwell PaiArcad
orrtcEovERP. >V. Farbbll's
, BLACK V-ILLK. 8. C.
STOKE
Public Schools!
Oekice
^tlre country along the route, if* re*«nir-
cesuf timber, productions ,tn«l e*|H'(*ial-
ly ha to its hcallhfulnoss. And I tell
you that the building of tho road and
the opening of now- outlet* and inlets
for trad*, great benefit* a* they wdl l>e,
will nut bear oomparison with the cor
relative advantages that will come. Tha
Ud* of emigration and investment west
ward has come to a hall aud Is “Houth
Bound.” If you arc ever going to !*♦ a
farmer now * the tim# to buy, for them
Is going to b* arboom In the f*rices of ,
Southern lauds that will make nur 1 and
heads swim. Our Northern brethren
are coming. Thay want long sunshiny
days and lands and waters that ar* not
ie*-loeked half the.year. A nd they are
going to bring money In their jmckotM
In a little village some twelve miles
distant from Cleveland. O , tbem lixAui-
ioiyjc thirty years ago, two verj' attrac-
ti\e girl* To*one of ihese President
Hayes became a suitor, but tbe parents
of the young lady vigorously opposed
the courtship on the ground that young
Haves was (mor, and gave evidence of
hardly aufllcie.nt ability to warrant risk
ing their daughter'* future. The match
was broken off, and tb* lady Is to-day
married and well known in Cleveland
society The other young lady had re
ceived many attention* from young
was quite die posed to re- |
■ cl procat e them. H*r parents, however, i
objectMd to their Intimacy giving as a
reason for their opposition the poverty |
of Garfield, and th* anything but bright
prespect* of hi* future. The chief co- j
or School Commikmo.yek. )
.BakNWKLI. (’OL’KTV. ►
Rwuxiu), H. C., March 12, 1889.^
In compliance *vjth the Inatrurtions
of the .Superintendent of Education
there w ill be an examination on tb*5tk
and dth of April, at the Court House
| for the purpoAe of examining tca'‘h.ra
| whose certificate* or license* have ex-
I pired. Wc will not grant iic-n-ie to any
1 teacher who could have appeared before
| the board. Friday will he devoted to)
the w
colored
Barnwell, S C., January 3d, 7S.vj*.
. The following Act la published in ac
cordance with .Section ar
An Act »o allow uidmprnvcd lands
which have not 1h**ui on thtfUax book*
since 1673 lob* JDted without penalty.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the .Sen-
j ate aud House of Representative,* of the
Slat* of South Carolina, now met and
sitting Li General As#*inblv‘, and by
the authority of tho same. That in ail
ea*** where unimproved land which has
not l»*cu upon the tax book* aim** Him
fiscal year oonimejjciiig N’ovvml»or I, j
1875, aad which arc not on th* forf*ii»tl ! _
-list, shall at any tim« ttefore rh-j l*t dvr l ,
»»f CK'toIxjr, 1KH8, be returned to
County Auditor for taxation, the said’
Auditor be, and is hereby instructed to
asaeaa the same and to entsir it up*m the i
duplicate of the fiscal vear commencing - ** w^war*'*
November 1, 1887, wilii tlie simple taxes . Kr
of that year.
Heoilon 2 That all such land* as may ; ' K ^ M1V \V
lx* returned to the Auditor for taxation .
botwocn the first day of Dctobar, lHjc<, -tatihns
and the first day oj ()ctoh<c» larfh, *UaU T» l^a^eth
On »nd %t er Wib.Ist. Nat. iih,
• hi tmm m rsIWsaull fiirlk«r hoiu v:
PsHt
!•»*. train.
W K.Sv'l'kV Alf 1>.
School Com uiii**ioner Barnwell Coun
ty. inarch li-td
ROAD xXOTICE.
Ornct Cot-NTY Commiksionkr*,)
JIaknwell, January 3Dt,
The Commissioners will consider, on
Tneaday the 2ndday of April, a petition
praving that the road leading from tha
mill of \V. >V. Willis in Wiiliston Town-
^hlt*. teacher* and Saturday to the ^ *'**‘** ti( i and charged witiAihc oiaaphy -7T —
ed. taxas of two fiscal years ‘^HXMi»*iKing. ; Ar
. - L N, BELLINGER, • “»» the first day DlNox«iu N _^_^^-».-.r-
,l»er, 18^7, aud the Ural dav of Novemlwr.
18KH.
ait r tho passage of thi* Act, the 1.omp- N•. tvtih nmu)
troller-General is directed to furnish a
copy of the same to each Auditor in th«
Stan*, and the Auditor* are required to
publifth the *:itna in each of theirCoun-
ty paper*, one* n w eek for thre« months
during the year 18ms, and for tha aame
period of tim* during the year 1889;
and the cost of such publication shall
be paid by the County Treasurer, upon
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j and good will In their hearts and they | ififddanoe of the.** couruhips consists in (
i will settle the race problem laifore the Hint Radford, w here both ihesc t granting of the said poHliou will please
young ludiea lived, contained at the n . ,Hk * kn
ship via Walker Stition <*n the B. A. A the order of the County Commissioners,
N.R. R. to Healing Spring Church In
Blackvilln Township he declared a pub
lic highway.
Any and all person* objecting to th*
make big money for tbumselva* and do
great good to the country at large.
Tha enconragemcn* extendod by our
government to such Industrie* requires
*4)tue such effort of return. Our people
would bo xv 111 lug to pay them good
prices for sneb a cotton covering and it
always to be found men who take their 1 ^ould diminish to some extent theJ
opinion* a* they buy their clothing fiUAntlty to be put on the market,
ready made and perhaps aboddy and
___il4JcAsJCx AiftiriaE.
*e4-ondband.
*' “TbeTH orld has utterly mistaken tbe
horror stricken protest with which the
American Presa and People have crlt-
leiaed this crowning crime of this blood
•laiaed generation. It was not because
tbe victim wa* their brother, an Aga-
aaemnoa among men, nor because of
Urn atAinrt tn*ijgnific*ncQ of hia slayer, t troablou* day ooiuss up before o*r
hut becanae of tb* brutality of ^ mlml’ h l« wb*u in 19H7 or
UtMg offTwhlcH aent unaaauiUd, l*e-
poliiician* catch on to tbe change.
They are wilting to prove their faith
In the South by their works, and they
are going to put the most of the build
ing money hi the Houth Bound. The
surveys have been finLhed and v.ul-
mates made' by our engineers. The dis
tance between the termini, Columbia
and Havannah, Dill mile* aud it will
take $1.900,0(10 to build It. Of that
amount they are gotug to give the mil
lion and we at this cud are to put in the
remainder, mainly to show that we
w ant the road. Savannah D stirred up
aud will contribute something like a
hundred thousand, and Columbia, al
though rather alow to start, la getting
very wideawake now. Why liaruweil
has subscribed ^143)00 and HI*cL9illa.,
time less than five hundred inhabitants,
ipd both refused two future President*
of the (’tilted but** bwcauae of their
pdverV.
The new Brighton hotel, Sullivan’s
Island, has been sold to au English
ay ndicate.
<>JIITL T AltY.
(Vrunt ths L4*:*cU Chroalclt.)
Wc speak of Judge A» P. Aldrich, to
whom Edgefield, In bis official capacity,
at all events, baa lately bidden affec
tionate farew ell. And as we write that
phrase “In the past,” what splendid
incident of South Carolina'a moat
Tboer who die in humbler statioua are n<K
often nileard by the great public.
Tle re arc so oiany known onlv t* the find
Jr, and Ht hmne, who are Indeed it* Idol*.
They make home, realty, sweet, sweet korne.
Those di;ar wymanly «|>iriL.
amiable, lorlng; sudaiiug without a murmur
the privation* of hard f«*tuav; making hus-
will surely keep up her rocord aa the
most entwrprising aud public HpiriU'd j hand and children happily couient«d, leave a
town In Southwestern Carolina. There blank In their circle when they go. Tbcv may
is some rivalry between Allendale and ‘"
plucky little Appleton which has of
fered Rome $5,0no and several hundred
acre* of laud. The location of tbe line
doe* not lie entirely with me. My cap
italist assoyiates Insist on going where
ihey itffcramtt ifrlrumfl anfl ilm phuu
nowtj their objection* on that
day. If no obj*‘<‘tion be made and the
right of way Ive grunted the saiil road
will be declared a highway as asked fors
By. order of the Board,
M. J. PATE,
Clark.
I JanJl-td
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Throat Infirmary.
BARNWELL, 8. C.
A.-B, PATTERSON;
Af. D. SUnGKOX JN CHARGE.
THftt
tlut gives most w ill get mo*t. „:jbjlLa
ttrlT^'tbflTTdea'orhiialnfyu* and l cau’t galn-
Usrkvcll tUilr»*d Trwiht rvauwi wllA **«isC*r-
•iias Railway irsi
8_»* i hM wraaKtiaafr*aa (WuiA Carsiiaa Rallwai
“ * * “ rUttva.
Se«ik Oamlina Rail ft ar f«y
Cftarlu»t«a. Aajuaia an* ail ywn t» Kati aa* W*a*.
H*». ft bte o*toav«iiaK (i>m s*ulk Caralisa Itsliway
•own Cwlamt.ia. CaatSrD, • UatlrMwo an* Augutia.
i*«. 4<«>nam» wiili >#mUi V aralina iUilvar f»i
CSarlMUa,01><aiSiaa** all fMiuia La**an* Weal.
. J. T W'lLliM, *wft«Hut***«ai.
S * utli
c.
Carolina Itailwny
not hav* wb*t the world calls reward bere,
but will »arviy b* blcssvd In thr life beyond.
Such an one, and a low*! example of all
tn<aw d«ar qualities, was Mm. M*ar Ass
Kudd, wife of Henry Kudd, Jerry man at
Brown’* Ferry on favanuaJi River. H«r mai
den name was illckmao. Shs died suddenly
na lh< wtgtai last., Iirtb* 05th ytwr *4
hrr »gr. and wax hwned at Ulklff CHOfcTTr'
whi re she had her church memlienthlp, oo Uie
bravq and iocowuptlbla Judge said to | w « will Bagla wark aoon and j *®^I^IW«bVthe y.aing.
•*“« •«- I ^ »b«rl(r v( Edsrg.ld: -M, HheH*. * 1 ~
RkSFtk.L. %° r P r° I nH ,lw ' J " rnr ‘ 1 b, “. d0,,n ' »ro»f “»»»».■' I, f or ih. pur,H». or Kivlng
of II Ity, the fortunes of a h>*t' And tbe juries being oalled, he read to loxvn# and oomnmnitle* along the line ; will yet learu of this. 5 ’
yoad the galea of time, as
whit* a soul as avar followed
until its lait ho >e
waa dead, as ■ them Gen. Canbj’s order rcitulrlng-— fair <?h ; ft*)t'as
ft n W AtVn/>f ion n a . W.. , . . I ^ E WW111 th
•vergavo it* all of la 1 ) r and affection i we forget the phraseology—but ItT sum
t« a poof la waste I by w ar and broken
by misfeittun, sud whose lait hour of
life was given to a work of highest aad
M^oiy beo*valence. -
TSeeriva af the 12th tff March xraa
M merely peraotul aa the World
xronld Dieasura it, but a most deadly
aod subatanoe ibkt negroea be draw u
-o»--tl»e jurj*, aud amid: “Gentlemen,
this Is but the lew of South Caroline,
aod aa a Judge of this soyerelgu State I
cannot disregard my oath of office,
neither my private aenae of hoaor, by
obeying this order. Mr. Sheriff, ad-
to and assault upon tbe eivlll- j jouni the court.” Two wtelu later, In
of the century and the safety of 1 Barnwell, as Judge Aldrich waa walk-
to accept our addresses,
tho good will of everybody
aad wish to avoid giving any grounds
of complaint of hot haste to any place.
It i* our confident expectation to get to
Hlackvllle in time to more the comiug
ootton crop, and to Columbia before the
wetermelotia ripen in 1890. We wRl not
Interfere with labor under contract but
•hall have tbe work done by expert,
•need contractors and traiuad laborer*.
Of course If any home folks want work
U»*t shall haTe the preference.
•You bad better begin to save a little
. aud be a man among
ro**n. Uwaons of value and orxnfort to those
♦o the snashlneof a favored life may be learned
here if Uwy Would. g.
Select School-
kr. BEN DAVIES Proprietor of the
Bh*wn House, wHl give patients bia
personal attention—Board and Surgical
attendance gratuitous to those who
out of theordiriary county tax last col
lected. -
Approved Decemltor 19, 1887. -
. U, O. RlI.EY*
• . Auditor lUrnwell County.
Jan 3-3n) ^
Sumflums t«i Ah ml DefcoddHis.
St,U« •/ .foutA CrrWi/i«, P fWirt
Louitli *) liarutcrll. p I‘lf'4.
L E Bruns, assign** of Sigmund Lleb-
u)au, FUiutifL
against
H. M. Myers, Jr., and Willie Mrers.
McDuffie Mrer», Carrie Mvers, Ella
Ham met, M*roio.M vers, and Clifford
Myers, heirs-at-law and dl-trlhutce*
of M. .8. Myers, deceased, Defendants.
AMENDED COPT MM MON M rOR BKI.IEF.
To the Defendanu above named r
^ uu are, harwby sHHimoned 1 atnTT^
quired to answer tbe amended aom-
pla nt In this action, wlich i* tiled In
the office of the Clerk of Court for said
County, and to serve a copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber at his offioe in Klackville, 8. C ,
within twenty day* after the service
hereof, exclusive of the darTff service:
aod if you fail to answer the amended
menoing Juue 24th, 188B, traiua
will run as lollow* : ,.
AUttUSTA DIVISION.
wjur
•rhftny)
6 0o * u»
8.00 a ui
come re. ommonded bx'their phvsician i .irki. .i i —
un.hl. UJ wv. AftUtft (or WrU .«*
actimi waupbry in xbe
■ Court for the relief damaudea la- tha
Charles Zissett,
PRACTICAL WATCailAHR.
Miss 8. A. Walker having severed her
connection with tha Barnwell Graded
School, has opened a private school at knows hi* huRineas and will give aatU-»
First door sonth of Brown House,
Barnwell C. If., M. C., offers bis services
to tha public.
An experience of upwards of forty
years is the beat guarantee that he
amended complaint.
Dated Februarv Uth, 1889.
L.'l. IZLAR,
Flalntiff’s Attorney.
GEO. G. THOMFSON
_ ^ Of Counsel,
* . GiLMORt SiM«a, C. C. F.
m
To me
her residence, where the best attention
win tft given to the advaucemvnt of
pupil* entrusted to her cure,
tf _ "
faction in the qttalitv of hi* work and
Un moderation of hi* charge*.
Reliable time keepers for sale.
mch8
Defendants, Willie
McDuffie Myers: ,
_ You w;fll pl«a*c take notice that the
Summons In this action, of w hich the
foregoing la a copy, together with the
complaint, has this day been filed In
the office of tbe Clerk of the Court for
Barnwell County*
L. T. IZLAR,
Plaintiff’* Attorney, -r
GEO. O. THOMPSON ^
llth Feb., 1889. OLCeuuseL
L«av* Ck*r1e«ion
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"CONNECTlONfi."
" Ceaseetten* wadeat AngaatawitkOeerg^B
ff- *• end frew all paiau heat aad Souik^^
*yara and weat.by all train.
(’joanectioat wxdeat Cbrvleatea with Norik.
Raatevn R. R. for priat« North aad wltk New
Tertt Breawera oa Tuesdays and Friday
Coaaeauans wada-at ColawMa with Co
lawhia aad Qre^avilte K. B. aad CkarWtta
Ooiuwbiaynd AoguataR'.R. teaad frwn a
peitDoabotk Road*.
Conaeetioasjaida at Blackville wRhBarn
well B. B. — -
" D.C ALLEN, Q, V. 4 T.
JOHN B.rECd, Oeaeral Maaager.
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