The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 11, 1889, Image 2
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JOHN VV. TJOLMES,
COITOI AN.O P^OPniCTOa. _
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TJFUUSDVV, ArHrt U,T«0.
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S Ail it >'»t O.n TkU tilJf.wf*.
“Caq th' r>rojr«4itr' (.irm^r nffjrrt to
d> witUwl Im.ynn' jt. h^or-^Wlit^ !m-
II* v/ili Live tlio ben his
*on rjcciveii f jojwo roardAvi »fter
Uw* d**Rt)i of lipf htrtl*«nd? 1)«k*« it
WMkCh llut th^rc U « attrnding
tU« »ct of Immriirjr oH^’r me? i* itlo-
toodtfd hf the tMity pdj ment>rft]most
hefortt the in«urfd l« buriftd-to create
feiw
tAouuy can c-».c:n.\n l.
••mu w:
Itn title UR ^ ; b^*»IWT!jr»it imd
tlftdnaitii d.nj the «id of tire-
•iirlnftAfi, bv.v, Isi ta, J««b-b&rv'f)i, Ac.?
wDiir^t th*ut our b; oueif neodf b«,
ftad the beet L i cRo ftocure..
•MVhftt of tiic eewitiK xnachlno, the
c-tUl'ii gin. the Ubvitpn, il»e al^^ixi-en-
, L'ine? Wwulvl v\* vsiliiu^ly give tbun
upr»
.Horn*' 4«Ten w»*rk« 150 we protoUod
to reply to, an * in ore 0 mvenlgul eeaiton,
tbo abore to'itii loo from, ani eftteomed
cofTeejh'n ljuf. Upon 000I scH-oud
thought we Uevc conchldod that an-
rwerl wer* ecarc dy expected l)ecan/»e
the qu*>4tioii« w^re probihly tn,i»d t.o
Ifire wmpliaRiA to oar frienrt’e^rguaicnt^
bnt they famish 1 good text for ft few
©beervatlom that .ir* - ! badly needed but
that wttl t* U^ridly j nrtptirpttrar ftftd L aw-
fully uufahbioua'ole. 'i'hb writ are aud
ep^akcreof thU day and g^ni'ratlon are
ftccuatomod to “p»i:U r^l” tho good-
where tbe Ineure^ forfeited hta pay*
tnent*.
“Oub yaang mxn hi tHIa community
bough i a lottery tieket, about a year ago.
Jte promptly reoelred $S,0O0pa return.
What do«o» that prove? M'e can die
othor caaci u here men have been buy>
ing lotbiry ticket* all their Ilvca and
baVc’nt drawn a c^ut Irt return. We
can c&U the name* of men, who, arc fi
nancially embana^ed, that epeut large
euine in life Inauranee yean ago. A
boTille onxiuty, tlfteeu yean ago, went
crkzy on life inaurance. and e^nt per-
Uape half a million loolUhly. If tarn
would pay their debte, or d**poeH their
vurplne money In tbo bank, iuetead of
It took a petit Jury at York Court
laai week only elx ratautca to oourtot
two meu and acquit one of murder.
•a; no terra Uftogniu remains to send
forth freeh raearree of uakaowa ^ao*
plea, lo tbe great battle of the race*
tbe last battalion U in thq Held. The
Anglo ia—0 army < baa tbe julvautage
Up in Kdgedeld they are eellfaig a
new eort of three dollar wkteh .named
the (, mother-in-1aw.°, it (a probably
eo called because it never goea.
pongmeaman Breckenridge,. of tbe
Bcbond Arknnaaa Dletriot, U luroUhlng
money to bunt down the aaeaielua of
CTayton, the Republican candidate wlp>
wae contesting ble election.
Tk* Par bee Ur m.
Editor FoopU,
At you wrere good enough'to put in
my epistle of last week I will write you
another, for it seems aa if my letter Is
gambling against insurtnee companies i spprovrd by the White Klbbonera.
and tho routstnns Sute Xolterr, ibcv J One of ’em pinned on a white camellia !
woulii lire more happily, aniflheir fam- l() rott yesterday, and said,''Bravo
illcs would be more comfortabk—no
matter whether they w*re dead or alive.
•'The Idea that men should go bare-
foSVin order that they msy iiave shoe*
w hen they are dead, should give idacc
to a better s -ntiment ”—Abbeville Tress
and IlAnncr.
A couple of nooks ago Thk pEorLr
remark* d thaUhe odm fact of the pay
ment to Mrs. h\)V. Dawson, In imUs-
f»*diAn of an iniMirftnee policy upon the
life
dehnnlet”
of position and preponderanoeof power.
If only obstinate John Bull and enter
prising Jonathan will fight shoulder to
•boulder, the combluM forces of all the
other races and peoples and tribes can
not prevail against them, kfongol aud
Muscovite, Teuton and Turk cannot
obstruct tb« triumphant march of tbe
English speaking people.' 1 sometime*
.tbinlfrk jnay be a poetic fancy—that
tbe last great battle for supremacy
will be on tbe banks of tbe Oxus,
whoso murmuring waters crooned a
lullah}* to onr race In its very cradle.
When that dread day shall dawn which
is to decide forever the dominion of the
world let bat America and England
fight, as fought Cnstor and Pollux at
the battle of Lake Kegillus, those great
twin brothers who were
• • • * “So like, no mortal
You recollect 1 told vou I had begun *‘* ht U* ^brr ki.ow”
. % ... —1 nm mav Uicy m-iy, confl'icnt of vicU'n-;
to Uy around tbe girls, but I have no **t‘over tin* three corners of the world In arms
time for that sort of thing except on
Sundays, for working on a farm you
know’ i* mighty confining w»rk. How
ever I was free to go Sunday morning,
so I spruced up aud rode over to »ee
Biel Sarah Aun Gray.
And we shall shock them. 1
The raltrS SUUa Coart.
In tbe United States Circuit Court at
Charleston on Saturdav, Judges Bond
and Simontou presiding, the session
When I got ! waa devoted* the trial pi tbe cane of
aha wak ail H.—u ,u I ^* K. MuKe'oaie against the Rochester
of her late Uushand, would have Jh r o she w^s all dnaaed to go to Beth- (j e rman Insurance Company.
much more influence upon tho public
than the opposition of those of oq r n«ws-
X
ness aadglortes of tU«*<ie closing decades !
of tbe 5»(iaeteeftUt Century whenever
opportunity cfeers. In fact language
. is often inadequate to the occasion w h«*u
the s|»road eagle sours si College Cotn-
meneemenu. Fourth of July oelobr*-
tlous or County-Fairs. But In all acri-
- ousness U life tbe letter Mr all tin Im
provements audtliscovt*rks iu method*
that have be*m made by the human fam
ily in yvart and years of labor of hand*
and brains? Aro we happier or better
prepared for the enjoyment of this life
and for entraneoup'm a higher order of
hdiem Church, to hear Mr*. W-aker nh**
•aid; so 1 at once offered tovsccit her.
Hut w*e only found tbe Buoday-school
assembled, and Mrs. Young hard.ai
work, teaching tho ehildreu. - By* and
bye Mrs. Young gut through with the
paper brethren who had recently been
unking war upon life Insurance. The
above r|uotstion Is the comment of the
Abbeville Tress and Bannerirpon Tar.
Tlotle’h expression of opinion. -
Wo wTTTauswbr th«* inquiries and sug
gestions of our esteemed cotemporarv,
although we onnfem tlmt we have liul#
bupe yf converting him to a different
way of thinking, for, as a bachelor, he 1 Br*. Y\ alter, our Lvangel of iemper-
ance. bhc u ill address ns here this nf-
ternoon. Meantime .M«*ter Walter will
last clt'i* and then I noticed her beckon
to a nice eity-lyokiug little boy, who at
once came aud mUmhI by her chair. Bhe
said: “Children, this is Muster Walter
McIntosh, tbe grandson of our beloved
juirnt by Messlfii. -J.
P. WITllain* A Co , of Savannah, in tbo
name af the plsiutiff, to recaver the
amount of an insurance policy on the
stock of gnods aud hou*e bebniging to
W. K McKeur.ie, and burned in Allen
dale some time JTfo. The property was
insured for |2,0iX> but the insurance
unpi«*^<ctst\c
' has had his ou n w sr i-o long that there
. Is but small exptmiotlou of a change
“for le tter or f»>r wnrs**.”
Hist—'Fh** “ninrsl in the fart that
Mr«. Dawson received |20,00'J four days
uficr the death «f her husband'* I* the
, f.u t that Cnpt. Dawson took a i*olic) in
; a leliabl.* ^
Second.—It w as not Intended to create
lit** impression that all jtolicle.s are us
prompiiy pabi.
TMnl.—The f-iri that ou** young man .
isalwaj-shungry with unsaLlsfind aJAx^ln Abbeville revived in return
rice for something ns w. valuable or hon- ^ for a l«llery ticket proy«> only that meu
orable. 1 will gamble and- that soujRtlmes they !
As to the Inquiry of onr eorres-" will wiu^noughio make them and other
fK*ndsut wc nre perfectly willing to ad-TY^pl 0 ui<»re
mlt that th* progressive farmer ought ' niuch for the question* asked.
toBsve the moulmproynd labor-saving Tlic Trrss and Hann»*r says further,
r xlstenca in another
who have lived In more
find ItM-culturvd tlmesF _
We doult it.
Of omuse the world will nev«;r give
up any of ths a?.***?< th .f it prl/**« ro
highly. But acoopaplUlnu'dit of present
purposes does n»t bring nuntont and it
I' ll you w hut ho knou s of Birmingham,
Abd- — '
Well Sir, Mr. Kolinos, that hoy did
uot h«k as if he i* over ten year* ohT,
1 but you thiuk he u as scared, or »hy or
, *1fame-faced,'hke tho ro«it nf us fellows
when we g.*t in a tight place? No sir.
4 Not a bit of it He Just seemed as easy
and coni, aud spoke out as dear, ami
what be xaid wits betW ’11 a fairy Pile ,ff ln £
-•tohliis'about-khat big vity of'no.nw^ 1 ^
company refused Uipay lion tbe ground
that the plaintiff bad assigned the poli
cy to J. T Williams A Co., of Savan
nah, («a., as security for a mortgage on
the property, and that therefore rho
policy was Void because they did not
take Fisks on encumbered properly.
After hearing the teMimony in the
ra ; e the Court directed th* jury to find
| a verdict for th»* defendant insurance
1 company, which'was accordingly done.
Pise Straw Promtaa.
Mr. J. P. Stanley of Eastover was in
the city yesterday and stated that be
had so far perfected the madrinerr in
his miH there that-he was now turning
out a*ton of pine straw* fibre a day. The
Martyr! to lithciit
Seek relief in vain, until they begin to
um Ayer’s fisrsafsrlUa. The* they re-
gr*4 tits years ef vnifrriag they might
bare escaped had they tried this remedy
earlier. Tbe trouble wae oooetitutlonal
not loc^; ami, aatll Acer’s Sareefs
Hllu did its effective work as an
Alterative aud Blood Purifier, they were
compelled to suffer.
The >wt(e of Samuel Page, 21 Austin
st., Iswrelt, Miss , was, for a long time,
subject to severe headaches, the result
of stomach and liver disorders. A per-
fecT (a|Se has heeu effected by Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. _
Krauk Roberts, 727 Wasbin^V>o''at. l
Bo-tten, ssys that he forinMi »y iisd ter
rible headache*, aud n v ntll hi* t-ceA
Ayer s 8anMt|*erdla,. a«-\ y rr fouwi may
medicine that would si\e r .
Permanent Relief.
“Kverv ftnrinj. fol 1 yean,” write*
Ussi* W. l*eV«au, 362 Fifteenth.St.,
Brooklyn, N; T., “I have hs<l istolcr-
able bowlaohes. I nonuacucAd Uie use
of Ayer’s 8ar<ia|>ArilU last March, and
haw not hud a headache btnoe that
timo.” *
.—t*-C snffared frem beadach*. b*dig«s-
tlon, aad deUlitr, end was hiU-dly able
to lira* mvsclf aqoat the bouse,” wrlb*.*
Mrs. M. Vt. Ij»**v1*, of A »t., Lowull,
Mac*. ** Ayor'.i Sureaparlllu has workud
a marrelon* chansa lit uiy <uho. 1 now
fed totroug and well a* ever.”
Jons* liar man, Esq., of Lyfeins. Fa.,
writs*: •* Kor year* I hurt* bufferM
dr*-a*Jfully,-e>ery Hpriii" fjem Iteailache,
caused by Impurity of tho Idooil and
bilvu*noM. It UMcmed for dar* and
weeks that my head w-»h44 eplit-open.
Nothing relieved me rtll 1 t©'»k Ayer‘*
8ar«apsriUA This medicine has cured
u*e roiuplctely.” *- < *
Wlwn Mrs. Ocnevra Belanger, ol 3*
Bridge At., Springfield, Mums., iH-gan U>
line Acer’s Sar«ai>urilla,she had sutTered
for some years from a serious affe*tlon
of lh«* kidneys. Kvsrv Soring, uLo, she
was afflicted wltli Vteadachc, lo«s f»f
appetite, aod IndlgeAtlou. A frisnd tv*r-
sna*h-«l her io nso Ayer's Rars»i>artlla,
which Wnellw**! her wonderfully. Her
health U now perfect. Martyrs to head
ache should try .
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
Pr>psrr1Tb>"Pr~ , T~r~A»er k T« .Tow*ll, Mam.
Trios $1, #lx bonier, gi. tVerth $i a bOtUe
Take Notice.
All per.*ons ( ftre hereby warned not
to hire or harbor my sop, William
Ilonrv Morris. Also, not To credit- Liov
i on my account.
. - - B; J.HORRIS. ~
fibre Is ready after pa*siug through his j ;{ W
niHCblnes to be woven into cotton h.ig-
l n /!b tfCf r an<l ojie ton of fibre will pm-
itbogB a thoiMaml var>U*of bagging
whm vrovon:'" Mr. 8tsnl«*v si read v has
mErSBEr
UtXL
Ko lost or dams re If insured fn
companies
ir datnara ir insureu in tbt
of Woodward’s agency. Tbe
cheapest akd strongest losses promptly
adjusted and paid. Dwrlllngs insured
at 3-5 per cent Htorea, giu houses, Ac.,
at lowest rates.. . * .
A. T. WOODWARD,
march 11-tfJ Barnwell, 8, C.
Notice Melon Planters.
i am prepared to contract as usy
lelons alou^Bne d C. R. K , for
al for
next
melons
ssssitn
LOUD. Jr., Agent. *
wmuton, s. c.
Brown A McMahon, of Fhtladslphia.
Jan 3-3m
1
Wm. W. Moore & 60.
Have now on hand a complete assort
ment of COFFINS and CASKETS of
all sires and qualities. Prices very rea
sonable, *
JVrson* needing them will find it to
thefr advantage to call on Wo*. W.
Mpore at MeNAB, WALKER A CO.’H
Barnwell C. M.. S. C. feb98.tf
DR. IU. HAY, ,
E NTIST.
orncx over I*. W. Farrell's store
m.ACK VILLE. 9.TL
VALLEY VIEW
* ' J „ _
JTA MfiL E TOSJA K fiTA LL10K i
Red Chief, '
GOLDEN CIIKSWiiTSTAELfON,
bred by F. P. Khjkead, Midway, Ken
tucky. .Hired by Hereof Thorndale549,
by Thorndaje, record3,Wt<, and sire
dSrin Thorn, reeord 2.1dH)i Dam,
eroiie, sister to Volunteer, sire ef St,
Jullen, record i.lIjsC* Fk* 1 UaoSi La-
rinia, by (.Tapksr, be by Boetou, sire of
grand-dam of Maud 8., record ;
second dam by American Eclipse, win
ner of the great 120,000.00 match., .
RED CHIEF has b**en the winner of
over $300.00 Cash Prixes In South Car
olina and Georgia.
RED CHIEF will serve mares at
Barnwell and at oilier convenient locali
ties who* sufficient patronage can be
secured.
For price* »nd pedigrees address,
JOHN E. ALLEN A CO.
Barnwell C II. 8/6.
Richard J. Morris.
130 Klng.Streetu
'V • f ,
HaRLESTON,
— — ■—8. O
Heating snd Ceokiog Stove* and Tinges.
Msuteis, sn<i
cresi variety.
j 11 iib
House
Send l»r pici
Futjmhing Gos-ls in
r pictures and pries*,
Dr. K. Briggs & Co.
BLACfTVTLLE, S. C„
NOW AND ALWAYS—: —
— I —THE— I —
iRiople, built up in the last few years, i scveri4l loornfl reA(i y tn begin operations
Select School-
Implements that hi* money can com-
“We cauette many <asos where Ibr in
maud and that hi»* fanning operations 1 *ure*i forfeited hi* payments,’’ but that
The ono horse far-
1 7th iuat.
w ith big buei'ness housva ami dummy j and will soon have several 1
earn usd electric light**! streets and loom can turn out abo
people in a rmh. all the time. But the 1 P* r day-*~f olumbla
htrange part w as tbo account hr gave of
tK** iNlue* of Iron and <*oal, de«*p down
in the bowels of the earth, and men and
mules living down dn those terrible
Miss 9. A Walker hiving revered her
,,n X, , A A
mi more: Each ^ with the
uVWO yard.* 0 fj ^bool, hit^opened a private sc
umbla kegiatef, ' * 1 * :r r ®*tdciiee> whe^e the best at
Barnwell Graded
school Ht
Leading.
-v UniguTsis.
TIME TAHLE NO. 17 OF THE
Port Itoyul ansi Abcmbib K. W.*
Hunday ffth January, 18W.
Writ Mxridiax Tiwk.
ROUTF7 -
OOING
.NORTH .
Leave.
Arrive;
* .. a.m.
r.M
11 46
Augusta
12 42
'I\M.
r.u.
12 13
Beech ItUnjsJ 12 13
12 23
lirowuJililb
12 oe
A M.
12 30 s
Cathwood -
11 5«
Jackson \
11 52
12 49
Kllenton
11 85
1 00
Robbins
11 23
1 it)
11 At
JI 12
1 X!
M lllett
11 00
1 29
Martins
10 62
1 37
Bel doc
10 45
1 4$
Appleton
-10 34
s 1 55
Allendale
10 35 ~
\s 2 10 ’
Campbellton lo 07
1
Brunson
9 53
* A0
Hampton
9 3*1
3 47X
Varnvtll©
- 9 25
C 05
6 30
Beaufort
rort Royal
7 If*
7 00
r. ir m*NT,
W. J ( H Ag
T. P. Agent.
Ku-kviile. Als^oh&iV wb rn
ral 7 00
U • I l K l
I a g i*
A ugu-t.i.
Bb rr\ Kaiif^^^r.
XI ME X ^ 13LIC MO. A
IUb Aws; sa«J KetsrssS.
In April, 18H8, Camille Peixotto, the
i* no argument against ItiMurence, It
rather proves that the policy holder baa
the same human weaknesses that the
m»*n do who do not “pay their debt.* or
deposit their surplus money in hank/’
It amnn huy* real estate or any per
sonal property on th© Instalment plan
aud forfuit* hi* pay incut* nobody ©x-
aMv<* pMdb r* wL > base sweet tongue*^ °' l ,t bimielf Is to blame, and Just so of
and dormant ronscleuc*'*. ^ | tl *L* men w ho get tired of carrying inau-
People, a* uo'uic, a rr ton rcadvtoiwTT r fftiiecitolictos: —
Everything that 1* ofl**r.*d, provide*! uj The Press aud Banner “can call th©
be brightly paiut.-d and sold on Time. I »a’nc* of man, who are financially em-
Too many f«D<^ c*»rn* r» and leaky slicds j barrassed; that spent large sum.* in life
are HIM wPh the remains o*f such ox-' inkufanoo yearsago. H . very true, out
perlmeutal purchases. iLat is no gnarauute that they would
K|Ax to question no. 2 wo w ould say i ,,ot bo I* 1 monetary straight* now if
require ami Ju-*! ify.
mcr who would huy an outfit suitable
f«»r tb« cultivator of a couplnof hundred
acres would In- a liitic too progressive
lo bo pru*p'*nui-. • And *ine suouhl bo
very careful t » iyi luiplemonta calc.ii-
lat*.*d toil* the work pr«)inls***L and n*»t
to accept the r<'- , nn»m'*iidatlo»* of talk-
sweet tongues,
places for years. He safd men outtberc
made fortunes very fast, hut before 1
had fully made up my mind to start out
for Birmingham next day he said it xhamlwr in mouruing, had her funtrai
pretty thirteen year old daughter of a
rich Columbia Jew, eloped with Wil
liam A. Mc('arthu,a LexAugtnu Genii)©,
They w ere “>srried by U Baptist preach
er. The family of the girl drafied her
- that the atubitiou* wheelwright aud
hlacksmltb ibould huy all th© imple
ments named and more too If thoir bus
iness w*arr*nt«d, but.lt would hardly
b© wls© in them to Invest in such costly
appliances In order to build two or three
wagons a year. y ^ ^
In answer to question no. 3 we will
say that'the invention of the sewing
machine has b**n a very mixed blessing,
If any at all, to the women of .all civil-
fiod countries. According totmrdieal
authority \t Has done Infinite .harm to
they had not Invested in life Insurance.—
The I’kople can also call th© names of
men w ho arc poor or financially embar
rassed and w ho are carrying li f e poll-
cle*. That is th© only adequate provis
ion they can msko for their families and
it 1* a great aud abiding oomfon to them
in their labors and troubles that they
will uot leave their loved ones to thp
cold charities of a heartless world when
they go heuce ami ar© uo more
Of course there have been, are now
and always will be wild cst companies.
T1mmv«-Ii» more or'less spe culation in all
ws* su awful had place, aud you’d hear
of a murder mo*t every day, aud all tue
meu, and oven t/ie boys, carry pUtoU
in their back pockets, and would whip
them out and shoot In a minute on the
slightest provocation. He *ald there
was a barroom on every corner and he
bellevt-d it was because men drank so
much wlnskey that they were so free
with firearms. That scared me out of
the uetionot emfgr siftin'.—
Yours truly
JonXKlE Pktebs.
A PrwpbrlJr Prrsrstisa.
Hon W. C. Beuet, of Abbeville,
closwd a lecture at the South Carolina
Hall, Charleston, on last Thursday
night with the followiug brilliant burst
of eloquence:
Andmow having, I trust, with some
success endeavored to show that John
Bull aud Jonathan are brothers; that
England and America arc uot and can
not be to each other strangers aud for
eigners; that they are the two great
divisions of th© same Anglo-Haxon
services performed and regarded h**r as
dead to th- m,
A few days ago MeCartha consented
to join hi* wif«’s church and did so on
the 2d inst. On that night he was re
married to his w ife in her fathers hous**
under the name of Abraham. There
w as great rejoicing lit her family aud
many were at the wedding feast.
b*©S f*r UrorfU.
Atlanta, Ga., April 4.—The Georgia
IT-Etat© Alliance met here to-day to con
sider the bagging questhm. There are
two huudrea deH'gates pressnt from al
most every county in the State. The
meeting w as called to lake some ac'i<>n
against the Jute Bagging T-rust The
day was devoted to, the discussion of
the be<*t way to fight the Juto Trust,
the result being that a resolution wu*
will bo given to the adva.iccm«ut *»t
D l »piis entrusted txher care.
tf . - > T-.-
0
lentiuu | AFFKR FULL
-Aww*
health, and according to mercantile
m jfiBhftiiUTiBi hm n^ntriVii^-iii 1 —imimn -|ju
to making the fair sev fiaoro completely ' utsny batik!* as Insurance emunanio* . ——— . J ,
rtayworffitaifill. 'TfifhAlU rg’^xtrir^' Bfl'fiK.ifiinrff'WftUld as ifevu trust one ■ ^ Ulliu UlLT^oreshhdow that destiny.
. ^ 1 c»nnot close LhlslccLurewitlmuL^ — ^^.^
daringly attempting to forecast th° IUC uai-wen dj
Ljt
ffrumh of oompensatlon in the fact that
it’s u*e bi* materially increased the
nio of text(lo goods and so been of
benefit to the iKtckets of their spinner*.
The ootttih giu hat given cheap aud
comfortable clothing to all the world
at the ©xp©uss of tbe people w ho make
tiie great, stspl**, tk* telegraph annih-
ilaU's ti:n© and dDtanoe with Its hot
di*patch of newr and the ateSra engine
works uew wunders every day, bul,
as the other. »-
‘ Evcrylaidy esn not put money in
Jiftnks.-tir rulse iuu)« colts, hut few*
heads of familie* are too poor to make
soiny. pruparatiop for the support of
Stand with me here to-night in this the
close ef the 19th century, lift with me
the veil that hides tho future from our
longiug eyes, aud with prophetic view
behold the appointed destiny ‘that
unanimously adopted that every bale of
cotton made by Alliance men in Geor
gia Shall be covered by cotton cloth in
stead of Jute bagging This cloth is
believed to be just as available as jute
bagging. This actiou effects nearly one
hunareu thousand farmer*, and u ill re
sult FoThe establishment of many new*
cotton factories in tbe Mate. One pro
vision of tbe resolution provides that
tbe cottou cloth shall be made in the
South. • *. .
Escaped Convict.
Bani'*y Allen, a very blarkTbiek set
man. ag**d about 23 or 21 yrar-Nabout
5 feet S inches high, and w vighibg ab^ut
150 poonda_ ** ilh large eyes, the whit
being very observable, -escaped frem
jail oiiTTucaffay morning. He cam. !
fiom tbe neighborhood of Allendale, |
but it is presumed that he w 111 try to i
make his way to Georgia. A liberal rr- !
ward will be paid for his arre*t nod ro- '
turn u> me- J. IV. LAN'\STER.
Road Notices.
'Orrtcr. (’oi ntt Commissioner*,!
BarnwkllC. II., 2d April. 18 'J.f,
The Couimissiouer* will consider si^p-
^rftely on Tue-day, the 1th day of June
prbx.'. petitions asking that the follow -
ing roads b© leclared public highways :
First.—“The road leading from Allen
dale to Barkera Cross Road*
Second'—The road leading from P.
; W. Karreli’s plantation lying on the.
old Charleston road, uear South E*list«>
! Kivey, to Blackville, crossing V*ind>
; Hill Swamp at Jones Bridge.
Any and all persons objecting to the
granting of either of said petition* will
please tuaks known ih -irobjection* on
that day. If no objectio’i lw made aud
the right* of wav he jrrante th<* said
road or roadsw ill bo declared and adop- j w 1fb fhe
j ted as a-ked for.
Bv order of the Board.
M .J !’ \ TF.. Clerk.
X-'CJ
STOCKS OF THK
best and purest Drugs. Mcdii'itirs,
Paints, Oils I'ttrfumerit-s Toilet Soaps.
Co • Brushes .and all the varied
good k©pt iu first clas* drug store*..’
All th** m*nt popular Patent Med-
icine**m hand and sold at compounder*’
price*.
:—PRESCRIPTIONS--:
» arefullv filled hr % skilled pharmacist,
aHd every etfort made to plea*© and prof-
fit 6ur patron* physically ami pccuui-
arily
D. K. BRIGGSA CO..
X^ BlackviTle. H. C
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BK> I IN BLKKVILLK
j ii hohgxhm
K K S T A L' KANT A X1)
’ GROCERY.
New* Store, New Stock. Fresh Bread
every day. All the Delic.-ude* of the
Season, Choice Confectionaries, B©>d
hgar*, Fruits, Ac., and *u old
.H«hion«:*1 welco .i«* from
f. 11. BORG MR, Proprietor. ,*
Tuesbat, April 2Uh,
Trains 3 and 4 are Passenger Trains.
Trains 1 and 2 ars Freight and Passen
ger Train*.
B. A <fc N. R R. Train will watt
thirty (30j minutes for connection from
S. C. and Barnwell Railway Train* un-
lesH oiherwie© specially in*truct«d
Train* wilt 'wit indefinitely on each
other at niackvill© and End of-Track
All trains daily except Sunday.
(. lose Connections st Blackvtlle with
all train* on BaiumhU Railroad aud
South Carolina Rail wav.
J. Cv KEY?, '
Superintendent.
f^arnweHP«iAread
Fire! Fire! Fire!
.To guard against loft* by l ire, insure
IIM1K HllJ IDljtWW
th-lr fwnillt. when death call. lh«m ! ,lw * tu ,h * Anglo-Saaon r enpl«. Wo
from the field or the workshop.
Ami they ought to do so, even If they
have to go barefoot to save the money
for such a purpose.
H« ai t* of Hetita.
There are lining In or near
have watched the progress of that xac©
westward from tbe banks of the Oxus
in Central Asia to the shores of th©
New World. We saw Its first settle
ment on the shores of the German
after all, wc are no better or happier , rl .• « .
, ... 1 ' • Tliere are lining In or near the cltv
now than our fore fathers were when , ^
i °f Hpartatiburg In this htatc a man and
life wa** an even current, when p*v>rde ‘ . ... ...
had pknty rf tlio* In th, ..."id , 0 '""'"“S'- » .
and » Uu avert* dae wa. not . rvn. ned 'X '"'• nownln R *<•'«'> »rd wm to America, wber. It.
nrttcsl* t«T the hare ncetwaarlea or > ha “* of ,Mr .°,7"- VrovIdMW. ha. ] aeoond and great.at aettlemcnt ...
more gaud/ luaurlM nf ..l.t.ne,, i K ',' < ' n ,h< “ ra ^ cl ‘ ,ldr • , •• but ,b 'y hfl '“ ">•>*•• »“'•« <"'v “•»" 1«>1 l*y »
Of cum v.« are not advoc.t.ntr a ‘ 01 orrh ' n * ,n '° Kteater leader than Mom to . good
relapse Into barbarian, for the moral i f ; mllr ."d wearing-for If land, land of hrookhand w,t«r». and
that «. ar. trvlng to prent Imti.- . T\ ow " b,ood - ! * h ' *‘ »»« ‘••'I*?. M* «»#• »od (Ig
tlnnlj 1. the fact that It la «fer n l-o 1 A ” J , "'‘• v , h * v * J/,W '*'' <>ut of f 1 "' 0 t'™' lnd pome K r.utte., a land of oil,
alow than to be iu a burry, and lha- H 11 ( he.rt. fod-.ll tb-ir latK,r 1« ollv, aud honey, a land where they
t . <. i .l.’ .t ' given to tlie care and sup-port of the
l©-oetter to eat fruit In the sumoter time r. . .
w • . ; little orw s and they have made uo ap-
Ican can and drv it for winter use. 1 , • ^
’, ^ ! peal lor h«-.lpor charity.
One of our young men recently vis- ^ ‘"oino titne ago the larlles of Spartan-
mi'Dl As ociati .n.
Rooks of subscription to tbe capital
stock of the above association are now’
open at thsoftic© of Chat. Carroll riiram*
E**i., Barnwell C- II.,S. C. Books will
close 3<)th April, ld=9. Per value of
share $10. apr 12-td
Coroners Notice-
I will hold all Inquests within fifteen
miles of Hlackvill** All Ihquests'tn be
~ ^ . . . held over that distance from my-office
Ocean, its first movement thence to ! T r |»i j U m| cei oan jf ^^y see proper
Great Britain, Its long probation ther© I to do so. I make this, announcement
fitting itself for the dominion of Und ; onter th * 1 f ri * 1 m *y know
and sea. Ita second great movement w ^ 10 * C joiIN-Ww^REEM VN
• .Coroner for B. C.
Rlackvllle 7th April, 1889.
Road Notiee,
Itedacertulu rllUgH In this County, bnrg muh*rt«H)k to raise ufouey to buy
ahd while there made an unexpected hum*’ fur tb**o lover* of children,
call on a popular young ladv rcaldent.'/They did u»H raise enough and have
Wh«n the young m.m kjLUK-kcd at the
door, the young lady was engaged In
waahtng th© dnLce. Phe was agree-
a
shall eat bread without scarceness;
they shall uot.lock anything in it, a
land whose stores are iron and out of
wliose hills thou mayest dig brass.’’
Here iu this goodly land have they
multiplied exceedingly, and Here will
ably surprised at the call, and, of
course, naturally Hoctmc a little e\ci-
♦ed, and In th«rhurr) t * g*: ready uud
U* got the dlshek out "f the way, sbo
they rest a while and seek no other
put tho amount collected in bank, j home. But the day is not far distant
Waiting for another opportunity to j when even this vast country cannot
supplement the sum already raised. afford them room. Whither then?
There arc probably in this county, , Not to the north; not to tho blaring
and in (Cher*, many generous people tropics. In the temperate rone their
fathers dwelt, In th© temperate rone
who would like to take a hand
ff*‘t*d a work. These people
iu so
desire
•hall these forever dwell. Tb*dr third
or emigration must
westward; the
accidentally knocked ov**r a pil*. of assistance more than the Chinese
»'!**:♦> All : -ot r U»nik»fA40r- anfi LyrjUasf &&& _ _
them, fiiteytduo: stop hiaiiy-auxlhc in aojaae homa nii*ei*H>aey-wirHcT11?ixon late; Its palm fringed island©
Ernest S. McCreary,
RECEXTLYOFaIKEX,
—now with—
J. B. WHITE & ep.,
The leading clothiers ©f Augusta,
cordlslly invites the visits and patron
age of his Carolina friends when they
cro©© the Savannah to the Fountain
City, in search of the most stylish and
fashionable Clothing, Hare, Hhirts,Col
lars, Ties, Underwear and gentlemcrr’s
other furnishing goods We keep tbe
best and lead two Htates.
april ll-3tn
THE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA
BAR.VVYELL COUNTY.
. /— ._
is the oorar or proiatk.
accident, but met the voting man us j Ifuuyofuur readers are able and
toon us possible and entertained him in b illing to contribute much or llttlo we
her usual pleasant nay. The young] that they forward their gifts to
man, of eoursc, knew nothing of the our old friend Capt. Charles I’etty,
aoetdent, fent fc*wi»« of his fiieuda think ; editor of the Hpartsn, Hpartauburg,
that he should replace the broken : C.
diohea. x-.
W. J. W hi ppm mtoom 10^1*0 in a imd
why in Beaufort jail, ’t he diurebr- r©-
fti»e to lift collections for h!m, tbe poli
ticians decline to imtaarlbe for hi* relaf
and he ha© ^
but stepping sum«M ou the westward
journey.
History has shown us that buuao
races “have their day and cease to he.’’
Of the British cave-dwellere nothing
remains; nor of the Indas and the
mound builders of our own continent.
The war of thq. race© oa this little
planet of ours goes on forever; It has
b©**w treing on from the dawn of fradi-
Ferest fires in South Dakota last week
burned up over two million doilar©
worth of property and several peraona-.
Th© wind blew 4$ uriica an hour.
Robert T. Lincoln has formally ac-
a last roort railed his ocpmd the^EngUs’i mU4fn and wH sail 'But i;«*vr races entered th© Hold; but
w atchlut aU ha could gat. 4 for Engl«nd abtmt tbtiilddl© *f May. I how (he map of the world 1© before^
County,
Whereas Tyra McMillan applies for
L«U«r» of Administration ou th© estate
of David McMillan,.
Th«s© are, therefore,, to cite and ad
monish all and singular,4he kindred
and creditors of th© said deceased, to b©
and appear before meat a Court of Tro-
bate for th© said county, to be holden
ag&aruwellC. II. ou Wednesday, 'J4th
day of April, 1889, at II o’clock a.
m., to show cause, If any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
iji ntUHfP rnvttTr ritHnnuirrrmit—
Barnwell S. C. 1st March, l^S9.f
The Board will consider on TucMday
7th May next an application asking f*)r
the discontinnaiicw of the public ros«J
leading from iho Ximmons place to C.
C. Rush's place.
A^iy and all persons objecting to the
granting of s*ia appllratorti will plea*<-
inskj known their objections on or be
fore that date
Bv order of the Board.
M.J. Pate.
t*l» • Clerk
A}'| 111 tinfi luf rilhii L/iSUU;***.
Notice is hereby given that the uiider-
signed will file her final account with j
J O. Patterson, E-u., Judg** of I’robate, j
ou Monday, th**.22nu day or April, 1x^9,
and applv Jor final discharge as Execu
trix of the Efitato of T. B. Anderson,
diseased.
ELLA ANDERSON,
Administratrix of the estate of H. R.
Anderson.
28th March. 1889. ul
“TiB/EUW”
CIVIL EKCIKEER AKD IUB\CYC4.
A postal card addressed to m*^ at Mar
tins, S. C , will receive prompt atten
tion. inarch 21-fim
R. M. Mixson Agency,
BL tCK VILLIC, S. C.
Fourtrcn years **xp:*ri©nr**. This i
Agoncv \* rites fur tho *trongc*t and
mtm'iptinmrTtbMpiindTiii the I’hit,*.!
S t at *’A — N a me I v.
Home, N. Y., - _ _ $
Ins. Co., North America, %
i’honix of Hartford,
Conn. “= - -
Hamburg Bremen, of
• Hamburg, Germany. -
Hibernia, vf N. O. - -*
sTATImN*
Lv iuirnvei.
r ' A»kI**I^Jl
Ar Rln^kdile
Total smountrepresen-
•t**d by thi.* Agency, $ 24,155,870.00
C heapest rate* on Dwelling*, Barn<*.
Mercontjle BulhlingH, Mercantil**stocks
and all manner of tK»r*onal property.
Gin houses and machinery a special
ty Frompt attention to businexi*.
For further information addn s*
R. M. MIXSON'8 AGENCY.
I represent the best and *’h* apc*t ac
cident Companies doing businr^s South.
R. M, MIXSON, Manager,
Blarkvillc, 8. C.
april 11-tf
A M***tS, y- -
8,901,657.00 | ©travcll RailrM4 ?iTitai r^ssset sllli ©—ISi
8 ‘jJtJ '.*^0 UJ 1 tt*d w *r Tr»i .4 a« lollnw
’ ’ ‘ I (-/no<*ct1uU'irutu ©oulh C*r**Ha* Raid
,rv>ut Awgui*a aiwi Lkti!«alon.
N». 11-.tr»ipc*» wiiH stMtib Caroliu* nai!*.*)' for’
Csarlv»*vn. Aii-u.«ta an4 all ixtirla Liut 3 l<I U i *’
Nu. a la. ■ oHficvttoii from riouili CaioiiMa Jiaii* j j
from * oluiubia, Cauidtii, i Uarlrtioo an* Au^t,ata.
No.« o>roe«;U wuli jouili i arulina Kaiiwav I »
LLarlcaU>a, Lt4'iuil>lt aiMj all (Htiuu La at and Woat
J. T. WILLIS, Ndfrriut.iidrnl,
5.''61,247.0» |
1,T48.658.o6
587,352.00 i
S >iaii ( aroiiua Uaiiway-
CoinmcncinC Jut.e 24ih, 1888, trains-
will ruu as fallows :*
\D0U8TA BIVISION.
WK81
..save ( barlesion
Arrive ft» K: niicli vllle
. Frank M. Mixson.'
lURVETOft A3D ROTAST PUBLIC.
BLACKVILIJE, 8. C.
Land Surveying in all Its branches.
Conveyancing a specialty,
nov 23-8m
Dr. J. K. smitn,
OpcnaUTe and flccbaulcal
DENTIST,
BAMBERG AND WIL LISTON.
wjfaw«wt»Ms«i©© fsuretef piaoa. is mm
f BaMM-flertruuDf thsim Masday ta ©os©
I aad o»Br.r*«iM far um Mkunn* w««k.
CHBos s* the Bar oof u«*ei ^
t ^sao»nd irart ts sac© «esta.
Ofllca at rtW'isaoa
Ke«Mfa:o* vaare to earj tnmti W1U
©MVIOMtM 0 (ft© QOUQlr/.
e
THAT FIGHT
The Origin*! Wins.
C- I*. Slrrmto*.*, Sl_ Lotrlt, Rr^p’r
M. A. S1mni»rTs Live McdTtoe.liit’d
0»e t/. S, Cowrt rai **Ti ’J.
“ *'jes48 | wu>na Liv-
ivsesr
! Loave I’i'AucUvilie
) Leave Knii-lb
Leave Muiivay
Leave Uubtber|
' •.cave GrvLama
Lea ve Lw*
Leave ni.tckviUe
Leave Kiko
! La»ve VYtllt«i«n
Arrive *i Augusts
LeaveAugusia
I.eave" illiitoi.
.«*»ve Elks
‘ »-itve BlaekvilL
’:. *kve l.ee* 1 '
i eve (>ratnnvf
i.e *vr finotbery
i vave Midway
weave KiIinIo
Ar at Uranrkviile
Leave Itranckville
Ar atCbsrleaton
f> On a a.
r.fki a in
f B.L'l A HI
H.iff a ui
8.d9 a ni
KH7 a ui
9 0) am
?. 1 4 a ai
9 21 a u
9 H8 s B>
» 9 46 * n*
11.15 pm 10 45 p 0
EA8T.
fDalljri
$ 14 ft u.
m
9 ■■2 a ui
10 07 am
in. 14 a iu'
-H--6 v w
! 1 -9 a *r
.* n 4*7 * ro
1 (*, ^9 a Q.
k H. I u s m
11.1* & in
12.65 am
0 00 p m
7 3*‘ p m
7 45 1 m
7./>0 ji nv
8 ('8 p m
817 p iil
8 30 p nr
8 Lt p m
8 51 p m
B.0/ p m
0. U p u*
I »all*
4 48 p u
k 12 p II-
fi. 18 t' M
6.83 p l*
*> 40 p n
6 > 2 r 7.,
7 t'4 r* u
7.'-4 P ru
4. Hf) p Hi
7.46 p m
9 40 p rr
Throat Infirmary. ~
BARNWELL, 8. C.
A.-B, PATTERSON,
Z>. PUKGEON IN CHARGE.
M. A. t>. U M. ha*
cvyd UvrtCMi
PvertreiAjjr
\ Xrrmtirx, Sc
Mr. BEN DAVIES Proprietor of the
Brown House, will patients hi*
rs - . . - — ^ * ;T r, '* t, *l —Boaid and SurgicAl ,
, . uni l* ;r wy hand anu the *. 0} of * aii*:»*iance gratuittMi* to those who 1
lion* Id turn I C4H>r% this 10th cIdv of Apri^ f Ai. ci)'n^ rHi*oiDiDpndrid hy th^ir phTi^iciniv |
and R ime thought the. fight wa» over, i D * ! 14n ^ iu HJth year of Am»*'i- ,im unahl© t»r pav. Rate* for board and i
races entered tlte field: but r:V ’ l,ui ‘‘l H J , d._i»ce . far flirtlur particulars apply to
-fAS. O. PAT4LR>ON. 1 L>12 A B i’tT 1 kllLMUX
AVtUlte*' ^ Probate Judfw. 1 lab 7-tf - |
for 47 year.
Uw'iafceTiorv. RtLiouafttas,
>rc* U<ABAC«ta,Lo«T
rroriyx. Spva Sto-wacu. Etc.
Rrv. T u. iLrovm«, FmMv xL IT.
' vch.A4a«*.Tcaa., write*:«I
tk I vhcMild v * bee* cUatl but
lor pour Ccauine M. A. S m-
■»*»)• Ltvcr Medicia*. I hav*
■oBvetinju had to eubetilutc
’serial # *,^adla'* •tu*/" for jrmt Modi
cin*. but it dop’t «a»wer tk*
purpoac.”
Dr. Ji. B. Cra*^«, EAUrr TXv
_ a/****. M«rapbi*, feun. »t)»:
X recelvrd * parkage of your Li v.r
Wtdjrhve. an J have utej l»alf of it.
It work*hhe a charm. I want no
better Liver He^u'.at u aod ctrr-
toiafy no atorc at Xvtt. r.'* tcuUure.
r, f»LU\f BTA DIVlHlOll- WF8T
Daily ; Eiecpi tuCeirdeel
Leave Hrancl.vlile H kfigm 7 46 p a
-tHferp tr y.fioygr
7.16 p a. v.ftu p R
6 33pm fi.fW'am"
7 o-’ * m 4.86 p rr
7 *20 * in 8 60 ft p
•Ar-ri *r# wt- Ca *r* dew -
\rrive sit'olumbi*
Leave Colombia
Leave •'•mdeQ
Ar at Braaobviilr
“CORRECTION8 “
Conn©ctw>n- inaueat AugNsjs will Gci iplN
K. K. te ai<d frvm a I pjiais ^ c*t aud SeiUh-
weat.by all train*
Onneutiens m.ide at< br rleston with Ni
Eastern K. IL for prists North and with'
York dreamers on Tuesdays and-Frida-
Conoeciiobh usde *1 ( oiuo.bik
lu'nibia and Grevuvilke Y. 1’.. end ,t h .vti it
Gdiumbiaa&'J Aujusts 8. it to »i»d frou>
p*'i;..Aon boll Loads.
Cennectious madeai Biaetniie wvtbBarr*
well U. H :
D.C Til.LEN-, (?. 1*. AT. ©fea
I
or * JOffXit P4t;d GiavrU